The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1914, Page 9

‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1914. appointed last ‘week on petition of cer- tain creditors, has filed an answer in the United States Diat-tct Court deny- ng that the company fe insolvent and jemanding a trial by Jury. The action was taken In compliance ‘with @ resolution of the Board of Direo- | several years ago by Mr. Vanderbilt, also the former J. P. Morgan stable = = The Wendell Store Opens at 9 A. M. Closes at 6.00 P. M. Every Week-day. on Thirty-ninth street. hoyse at Thirty-ninth street will be the only remaining private residence on the avenue between Thirty-fourth and Forty-second streets. Arnold, Constable & Co. ha for the last forty-four years Nin th street block from Bro’ way to Fifth avenue. They are among the last of the great mercan- tile firms to join in the exodus to Fifth avenue from the oid retall dry-| « goods centre, south of Madison equare. The new building of the firm will ve six stories high, with the main en- trance on Fifth aver ue, carriage trance on Fortie et and anot! entrance on Thirty-ninth street. The entire business of the frm, — ARNOLD, CONSTOLE ANS VANDERBLT SIE - MUL BULD BE SE Department Store Firm Will Move to Fifth Avenue and Fortieth Street. ow in view will be so satisfacto y to the creditors that the petition will be withdrawn. ye Detroit Trust Cam- as made a satisfactory Very Remarkable Sale Of Women’s Tailored SERGE DRESSES Prices on MADRAS and “CSIKOS” We have large quantities Chauffeurs’ Combination OUTFITS, $39.79 Macy’ s Usual Price is $45.32, but Uther Stores Sell the Arnold, Constable @ Co, will bulld a Same Outfit at $48.00 Big department store on the site of the Frederick W. Vanderbilt reej- vi Dougins L. Eliiman & Co, have an- ‘and were conducted by Joho A. $13.74 and $18.74 The Models are Illustrated We list most useful Steersman of motor cars. arately below, the items included in this mbination Outfit for the keen-eyed of these much-wanted White Goods, that we have marked at figures that should mean quick disposal.” , ped ina ce presi ussian model, of eit Chauffeurs Insh Frieze or Whipcord, full all wool lined, with Overcoats Venetian yoke and sleeves. 9) Coat and long trousers made Chauffeurs lg an all-woo! whipcord in a * ‘The Fose-Drtat feretiAgee | ich milk, malted grain, in powder forn., For infante,invalide and growing ehildveS: Purenutrition, upbuilding the whole body, invigorates nursing mothers and the More healthtul than tea or co! um Bounced that they have completed | Le Boutiliier of the Elliman Company. Begotiations for leasing the property, Seer gages Which Is at the southeast corner of/ LOZIER MOTOR CO. FIGHTS. Fifth avenue and Fortieth street.| nentes inst ahetrqnnteation Included in the 1132175 feet site = Likely, "Tis Sad. DETROIT, Sept. $0.—The Loner Mo- A very pleasing model shetched at the left is made of men’s wear serge. The coatee eftect waist is trimmed with black braid and cube-shaped braid but- tons; white faille silk collar. The new circular skirt has three rows of braid circling the hips. In shades of navy and black White Shirting Ba Madras (yd), 24C This Madras is a full 32 inch width, and appearing in @ large — variety ot fashionapie stripes and figure designs. Very desirable for women's dresses and Olounsa, and for men's pajamas and shirts. $18.97 the home formerly occupied by Suits new Norfolk model, Vene- $1 6.97 tian lined. ebuilt () Pianos NEW PIANOS AND PLAYER-PIANOS of various well-known makes reduced through change of case designs for 1915 SAMPLE INSTRUMENTS USED FOR DEMONSTRATION and EXHIBITION PURPOSES IN WAREROOMS ONLY ALL OF THE HIGHEST PERFECTION AND CARRYING OUR GUARANTEE KNABE CHICKERING STEINWAY HAINES BROS. WEBER Only a Quick Decision Will Get One of These of which but a few can be enumerated here : UPRIGHTS GRANDS 88 NOTE PLAYER-PIANOS , Mow, Formerly, Now, low. cummed, i SEAS RS eo gas | Tateammaene gS as ‘ eo0 00 Too Ane tion, 165 ie iionas 180 | aNaiiitle Marsuall & Wendell, De Luxe Piayer.. Pus ins TR, tuteat design. oo ° NA. Eka’ i} 1000 wNABE DE LUNI” 960 tie Very jateat model, MNABE-ANGELUS, "1000 “1160 A walnutes. « ngelus Grand, 1650 Perfect in every way. LIBERAL ALLOWANCE for PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE Terms as low as $5 monthly on some of the above instruments. Circassian walnut. ... KNABE Concert Grand, 1600 ‘artist used oniy 865 1225 We invite comparison. You do yourse’f an injustice if you do not first permit us to demonstrate our line of pianos and player-pianos before purchasing. An early call is advised in order that you may secure the piano of your choice, KNABEMERS Cluteh | JuHW DR nHIEPODROMES Kee. 8.O0th av. Git nt, Diy, Mat2, Boat Seated WARS OF THE WiattR GaRUEN Hany SB ||'*" 4. PASSING SHOW Gi & Hai, 1914 ei Wel & Sat. 2.15, rarer-ommmeris (4G HAW you.) y + Wat "* WHAT ISLOVE? at 1b, RIDUCED FROM 25¢ “) MIDS Bai) > NNOCENT), cine iT PAYSTO ADV |} EFULLIC ys. cen feng sterling nelle with CLUTCH PENCIL 3% INCHES LonG — 7 KEYS TO BAL FAOURS ’ a” uw lea, and Wa't jirtce Alien | tani VEEN NESETY Bae The Redingote Dress Wlustrated at right is equaliy attractive; made of navy serge with Sleeves; blouse black _ satin is braid. bound and trimmed with soutache ornaments; white faine collar and cuffs. The circular turic over an a is mounted ion pleated skirt of the same material THIRD FLOOR, CENTRE. Women's KID GLOVES That Are Real Novelties 7 BUR new Glove novelties from Europe are on display. We received all our Gloves from Europe early in the year, and now place on sale some new designs for women who desire Real Kid Glace Gloves, $1.94 These are of extra selected real Kid Glace Gloves, made full pique, with fancy double drawn hand- i spear, with chain stitch to match forchettes and binding, also clasps. The following are thy: contrasts which we have: Block, with white forchette, binding and embroidery; White, with brown, navy, taupe, green, gold and mahogany forchettes, binding and Cid se Soak Taure, with self and white forchettes, binding and em- broidery; Navy, with white gold and green forchettes, bind- ing and embroidery. 2-Pearl Clasp Gloves, $2.44 Women's 2-pearl clasp real kid glace gloves, full Bue sewn, fancy embroidered. tack with Van Dyck tops, as foliows: white with black’ and Pigalle Van Dycks; black with white Van Dyck wrists. Milanese silkelined, MAIN FLOO! 4,000 Pairs the.very latest novelties. Novel!y Gloves (or) $2.24 This consists of real Kid glace Gloves, full pique sewn. These are white, with a Jg-in. set-in Suede which forms a binding at top of Gloves. In the fol- towing colors, with clasps, binding and embroidery to match; in white, with black, royal blue, tango, yellow, red and magenta and green; also black Gloves, with white contrasts, Extra Selected KidGlace, $2.44 Gloves, full pique sewn; three rows of chain eribroidery. These are white gloves with black em- broidery; top with taffeta silk shirring, with kid binding and lace above the silk of black, wrist silk lined, R. BROADWAY, of SCRIM CURTAINS, Specially Priced » ERE are some Curtain iH that should greatly in New York. Scrim Curtains (pr.), 79c (Macy's UsualPrice, pr. $1.39) These are lace trimmed, with Barmen Cluny lace edges, Ex- cellent value at this price, Scrim 98c Dutch Sets The set includes one pair of lace trimmed window curtains and valance beaded and ready to hang. More elaborate sets at $1.12 to $1.49, These last were formerly sold at $1.49 to $2,24 _and Curtain attractions interest every Homekeeper Prices im this section are always the “‘Lowest-in-the-City.”’ Hemstitched Scrim (pr), 89C (Macy's UsualPrice, pr. $1.12) In this lot are also Marquisette Curtains, made perfectly plain except for the heistitched hem. The same quality, lace trim- med, at $1.12. these | 39 Curtains(pr.), P46 The linen lace 15 used as edges and bands of insertion, Ot qualities at $1.69 and $1.98, The wiith of the lace varies with the price FOURTH FLOOR, REAR, ican Play ACLE MAN wa ‘Mat, Te PATE BROADWAY { OSE GARDENS it nue Motion Pictures |! | fatto Dwar Pat ALACE Corona (ue hv Alta New nny 18, (ene Mihes & Co | QTAR te RSET Bitsttvos, an AKL GIRLS BIG CONCERTS, aath BILL « WATSON ji}, REVIEW OF 19) || HURTIG & SEAMON'S ¥;,;’ Star and MATINEE DAILY, Burlesque de Luxe |car er Show! th |THE PA’ LHWORK jacths of the Lowlands,” Sylvester Schatier Betis Goodiithe ge Kina, ‘| SVREY SUNDAY, TWO jate. in the Yacht 9) To match Suit, or Whip- Chauffeurs cord Overcoat. Well mane Mtn New York Jub model. Gauntlets and the reguia- tion short Gloves, in black leather and a wool lining. Short gloves have fur wrist lining. CAPS Chauffeurs’ GLOVES $1.89 ul yer ‘aie $1.96 FIFTH FLOOR, 34TH AT, Blankets and Comfortables New York Housekeepers may never have a better opportunity than the present to lay in supplies of needed Winter Bed Coverings. We bought very heavily before the War was thought of, and the benefit of our prices obtained then we pass along to you now— a good old Macy custom. Silkoline Comfortables $1.24 200 dozen of these fine Silko- line Comfortables, in both light and heavy weights. They have what arc tetmed manus facturers’ imperfections, but they are so slight you might rever notice them. E vey one will fit a fullesized bed. Floral designs on both sides. Some of these are sold else- where at a standard price of 33.00 each, Silk Mull Comfortables $2.19 Standard Price 33.00. These are the last of our tre- mendous purchase previously ad- vertised. Fined with the best Sanitary bhached cotton. Plain mull, 9inch borders, These silk mull Comfortables are put to- gethe: to stand hard wear, and are very durablz, as well as soft and warm. Blank te (pr) $3.49 2,000 pairs, from 4 famous mill Down East. Made months ago to our special order, Various sizes; a mixture of wool ard cotton, Weight 4, 444, $ arid 6 Ibs. Better qualities, 60x80 in., $3.49 70x80 in., $4.29 76x84 in., $4.79 Heavy Gray Blankets (pr.) $3.49 We offer 200 pairs of these thoroughly wellemade goods, size 66x80 inches. A very special offering, BASEMENT, REAR HAMMERSTEIN’ site x Corte ot 4 8 8 P.M. th Bie a Cuatee bu fron Meat, Rent Leads et, BROOKLYN AMUSEMENT THE od BAViINwe ANKE EXGELSIOR & SAVINGS BANK Fe FURNITURE in Fumed Oak, Very Low Priced RTISTIC and pleasing three-piece Suites that come | bine attractiveness in design with splendid durability. [A Marked at figures that will send them into many i 0a $31.75 med Oak Settees FUMED OAK S) covered in a fine of flowered tapestry, have automobile seats come ee feel frames are finished in fumed oak. ice 1D. ARM CHAIR, as illustrated, to match, price ROCKER, as illustrated, to match, price’ ‘ete Settees, $48.75 Wide arms and massive frames, ve automobile seats, 76 inches covered in real Spanish Fumed Oak Settees, $27.25 Wide arms, slat back, real leather, automobile seat. Rocker tematch, $12.49, er ArmChairtomatch, $12.49 Fumed Oak Fumed Oak Suites, $60.25 p. Ving shaped becks, losse cushion Fumed Oak Settees, $37.50 Settees, $75.25 "HATE Wide arms, automobile seat, Other Settees In. turn witt hion back. Ae (0 real leathion ana ena Becker ArmChairtomatch,$33.75 | "ho ncn gay, Rocker to match, $33.78 “Amana’’ Flannels at Special Prices You cannot get_a better flannel anywhere at one-third more than we charge. Thse Flannels are male by the Shaker Colony at Home> Stead, lowa, under most sanitary concitions. «Amana’”’ Shirting and Suiting, (yd.) 39c All-w oi Amana Suiting and Shirting; 27 ins. wide. Many styles and colors; navy blue, black, white, light and dark gray, checks anc stripes, tan-and khaki. Ali-pure Woolen Flannelsfrom Frence (yd.) @Stardard Price, at ‘1.00 Yard ived trom Faris a shipment of pure ail-wooi | 1e> Wath, ana they are far superior to any so-cailed b flarnels that afe sold in other stores, which are reaily made in this country. In all the leaching, shades. Splendid goods for house garments, dressing sacques, Kimonos. skirts and children’s wear, Sold at almost haif orice. SECOND FLOOR, CENTRE, Hudson River . veer light| i Rg a shington Irving” "Si" Robert tulton + oF ADY MADE--MADE To 1 1@N-MAREIN Cr., b i Broadway, Enter & Cortlandt