The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1914, Page 11

a ge nvenInG WORLD, FRIDAY, OCOTOBER 2, 1914. et HLIES Wt gsr rad ‘ 7 ia BY FLAMES |e ran Wer L ‘ ae The women of the Red Cross ate NS lice Help Save Tenants Imperilled nuttin. cheer Bh. Bsns the 7 i} by $5,000 Bi > {eonded OF ¢ ? Europe not only wrap bandages and eis Hundredtn Street. aerape lint, but they tend the farma, ; ! dig coal, carry burdens aad do the LJ families were driven out of|work of the men now under arms. tenement at No. 164 Enst One pad male fighter, however brawny eet tea [td el eng Thousands of Pleased Customers Attend Our it of Mee. Anna Abramowits on opmiede “ lakorited trout =e=...e2<¢)<%23|/ RECORD-BREAKING SALE OF DOMESTIC RUGS Mroush the house, helping women | Ney and. henutys Dr ie tied byt |” [Uortese SHIPMENTS are constantly augmenting our stock | offered at these low prices. These Rugs are suited not only to acre RH. Mecy & Co.'s Attractions Aro Their Lew Prisah Here Advertised On Sale To-Day and or dying. » 4 women So re etry eat Ans | women ast “God-send”, to thelr sex. | of these PERFECT DOMESTIC RUGS, which represent all | private homes, but for use in Hotels, Clubs, etc., where great dura- tan betahs to the tre-secanen” | SWE taney morlorhota, opteaie he that is best in patterns,and colorings for the Autumn of 1914. | bility is demanded. Read about the experience that one of our cus Cotter found tw year-old Robert | practically does uway with the pains ets wandering about the sacond [SE maternity. 1f enables. the wother Never in the history of this City. have Rugs of such fine qualities been | tomers had here and elsewhere. hallway, which ready depen : Arp fot him to a fre-escaps, |B, tad, enjoy the hourly happt- SUPER FRENCH |:,. WOOL ROYAL “i vekanion viele Heansllr RAK HL J FRENCH WEAVE | WORSTED ROYAL ped. "jOster ao Sound Anes |? hin wis oh comiia, Whe: tee new WEAVE WILTONS WILTON RUGS $101.50 for a rug this week in a New York store which has een WILTONS WILTON RUGS Pinograde, fourteen, racing hetp- | blessed’ with robust. heglth ceanot | ignaace gras | sieee Signanra MACES | extensively advertising @ wonderJul sale of high grade Domestic ie reed a Mpntert BATE | aes. sngesare BREED abou, tho thind Aon, and eran ee Teeny get saltrl| | 2244in.xs6in, $4.00 ga |zTini sein, —g.go gate | RMB sie caer ake stock of Domestic. | timasing” oars gate[im-x90ln, = 285 hes AAS ses anuneh ebtleaied, a [froma | alowale“spocmbieg to vomea rt “27 in. x svn, $6.25 isn S6m-xeSin. 96.00 HAI8 | Rugs now om Special Sale at Macy's and found the some siyle | %in.x36in., $8.50 gu.t6| £7 Inn 84 in, 825 ate Ab out. : ite. Pi ; is ; belied " A Rug he had bought elsewhere marked $69.50. 36 in. x 63 in., $8.50 $8.74 | 36 In. x63 in., 00 98.48 oo ee ia ABs hi ~*~ ees eas fer sinaDTEET., AEATO TES Th, 352.50 BEE | © Pins HECK We IMG iri Clore Ia tad ae A chase, | $61n.x72in., 99.80 pare oft Wak s Pipes nese 4 Fined tor Killing Squirrel, banfah all pain, ‘distros and misery pAbeaotd esteett : Point tes $88.00 $94.74 74) he demented the return of his money. He was fold that the | 6ftsx9ft.. $35.00 $26.28 | pep nani i Schnpleinte reached the police | Sid. metore the womanly functions ERR BA 3 ane 9 ft. x15 ft., $51.50 $40.60 best the store could do for him was to offer him a rebate oj Tat. Sinxior. otn., $90. Se Seclienr es ueenl Mister Aiur Garcia ne gives Silat, $60.00 $40.00) sof. Gin, x12tt., $51.50 $40.60 | $25.00. He insisted on the relurn aj Ms money, and jinally | ott. x tate. 38.00 $40.80 | | A wae Imen.were assigned there, Philip, wider oath upon he wrapper, Con- 1014 ft. x 12 ft., $81.25 660.80 155 ft. GIn.x13ft.Gin., $57.50 §44.80 it was paid to him, : 10ft. 61n.x10ft. 6in., $67.50 943.78 4 “ of No 435 Flushing avenue tains no alcohol, Sold by druggiats. 1034 ft. x133¢ft., _ 991.50 967.80) 11'ft. Sin, x12ft., $51.50 $40.60 Relurning to Macy's the Ridgejield Park resident bought. | 10 ft.6in.x12ft., $75.00 $49,69| 10ft.6in.x1Sft., 86750 684.80 ind gullty yesterday in the G: In liquid I form.—Advt. 10}G ft. x45 ft. $101.50 $79.78 | 11 ft. Sin. x1Sft., $62.50 $49.80 his Rug here al a saving of $32.00. Name on application, AL ft. Sin. xAFft., $75.00 $49.80 | 11 ft. Sin.x1Sft.6in., 961.50 966.78 ue Court of kill and Marea 41. aoe Seen Fount? PLOoR. BROADWAY: FOURTH FLOOR, BROADWAY. Men’s & Young Men’s SUITS | foo she all For Fall and Winter Wear | Greatly Underpriced very modera Winter Suit, or other apparel of any description, to call at our " Fifth Floor, near the many Broadway elevators, before maki esx) a choice. Comparison will be by far the most convincing argument in Macy's behalf. NOW AS TO THESE SUITS AT $19.75 They are the anti of this Autumn by a very few of the manufacturers who devote their skill only to the highest grade of Men's Apparel. There are certain little indications by which an experienced buyer can judge of the fabric, merit and carefulness in making of any clothing—all these indications are present in these Suits. The fabrics include the finest domestic goods to be obtained. Much of the designing and cutting was done ea stepe specifications of our own, and, in these respects, the suits represent Macy's own clothing ideas. They fare thoroughly sponged and shrunk ‘by the best method, what is called the “London cold-water process: The buttons are strongly reinforced—button- holes are hand-made—collars are hand-felled, etc. Fancy dark mixtures shown include indistinct plaids and stripes, in plain and unfinished worsteds, ‘so durable as to afford long service.’ Such oods are more popular this season than ever. The models include soft eset eee: as well as more conservative styles, with stationary roil-fronts, STYLISH SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN, $14.75 Has one top drawer and a bottom shelf. All the touches that go to bring oor mene phage eS oleh peepee tA in these Suits for the college chap. Cheviots and cassimeres in a great variety o1 ns predominating; lan plaide and ‘chalkline itines esate English models with soft rolling lapels; many have patch pockete. MEN'S FINE QVERCOATS, $19.75 Balmacaans or Chesterfields, Slip-Ons, and all the styles that men want—many different styles and fabrice—come and look them over. Some are silk-lined, some have silk yokes and eleeves. Loose, swagger styles. Sizes 33 to 42 inches. nrte rion. A WORLD “WANTS” WORK WORD! Office Pr ICE & CMPANY, Finvipment 1X ve., Cor. 18th Street. ° Pa ) SPECIAL SATURDAY SALE Commercial NEWEST SUITS|| Stationery _ very comprehensive stock at “Lowest-in-the-City” Prices “-§ .00 . Canvas Covered Booke, . Indournals, Records and Ledgers: + 180 pages, 280. Actual $25 to $30 Values, Ht Petey ates ‘The very last word in style—suita “that have ‘ been designed within the past two weeks: and ple cloth coven tan? ie shown for the very first time—are, included in corners; contain 250 sheets and this great special sale. And noteworthy among index. Complete, $2.97. these new models are the short coat effects. Salesmen’s Duplicate Order A Books, with press board covers; Also Redingote, Basque, Military and 4e‘and-Be each, , ‘pent athe f er chevigt tr a dae: *. Mecg’s usual prices 9 and 4c. onal--many trimmed with fine furs, " Caritas’ ‘Covered Black; navy. and all Saxe, colors, in Boohe, nith flexible covers, ste sizes 14 to 44. Cre eur Same as above, ALTERATIONS FREE Weenies fase 4 an. Books; black Morocco covers: containing 50: sheets; side or end enue: at 39c, 46c, 69¢ and . NeW CLOTH: AND FUR FABRIC COATS $10 * Macy's: pric Be. 59. milion Stafford’s Inke; Commercial or Universal; 2 ox., 4c; 14 pt., 18c; pint, 28¢; qt., 46c, Stafford’s Paste in 5 oz. water well jar, with brush, at 216¢ a jar. Filing Cord Cabinet, of fibre, with cover; folds rr} cards, at 61e. Oak Filing Cabinet; 3x5 cards; complete with ons pack cards and index, at 3c. MAIN FLOOR, 35TH STREET, that Will Se ke tee [mse tlie” SHIRTS, 94c Here.is a chance for those who are willing to take ad Wear at $ 1 98 j Positive $20 Values. ) D Price & Co. are headquarters for the new Fur Fabric Coats, Their stocks are by far the greatest and their values undoubtedly the best ‘ever offered. Every new style is shown—flare, wep. Redingote and long-waisted models. coats lined with guaranteed satins. {, Included are all the fashionable | SALT’S fur fabrics, Ural Lamb, Baby } Lamb Cloth, Hindu Lynx, Baucle, Astracban ‘and Seal Plush, with t elaborate trimmings. of : contrasting + fur fabrics also Soft Mixtures, vantage of. Clothing E i Equal to $3.00 Hat : : 1} istde and "Zivelines: Sites 10 to 44 ’ Yantant ie Sconomniks, cay f2 Ane . , } 9 ° ha’ | eae rier Lay Al Hen's Heavy Weight gg wisn, wie twe von | $ Shirts Such as These Are Sold in the Best ‘ on Union Suits, (Suit) Cc have learned to expect Shops Only, at’ $1.50, $2.00, and More Men's spring needle ribbed hea’ long wear, as well as style, weight Cotton Union Suite (line in their He we But trated), for Fall, with closed crotch; | never have we had a more SERGE DRESSES} i his. : in regular and stout; long sleeves; | popular seller than, t i Autumn’s Soft Hat—. $5.00 ‘s ike a high crowned, bow centred I Men’s Heavy Cotton on left side, bands and Unequalled Under $10. Women and misses will be amazed at the many ipsa styles that are included in this sale of bindin, in contrasting Underwear, (each) 49c colors.” Colors are: smoke, _ Jersey ribbed cotton Underwear green, seal, and blue. in white and ecru color. These Dresses. The same models are sold elsewhere garments are very elastic and dur- Abetter quality | at double our price. Tremendous assortments able. Shirts have long sleeves; at $2.97 to choose from, Styles for street and demi-dress Drawers ankle length, double gusset apes wear, ‘ | dei! , suspender strap. MAIN FLOOR, 85TH 6T. * ‘Medels of ‘all serge or serge and’ satin ala combination, with white pique. cal- Men's Spring Needle dg hog Faaes Woreiee Framed brown, green, wistaria, Sizes 14 to 44. Underwear, (each) 98c In natural color; medium weight Shirts, long sleeves with poplin facing; Drawers ankle length, faced waistband; double gusset, - ¢ EsAee GF OR FAMOUS Men's Light Weight STS t 95¢ 4 ig ida Cashmere.Underwear, (each) 98c a » | In natural color; Shirts, long or short sleeves; Drawers in regular and short stouts, with double reinforced seat. Men’s Ribbed Cotton PICTURES For less than the cost of the prints in other stores. Hand-colored Platinums in Colonial interiors, landscapes and_marines, photographed by Fred Thompson. 'y are framed in antique gilt frames. Fifcce Bisewhere, Macy's Prive of Greater New York. These high-grade goods are placed within practically every man's reach, Of this assortment, 2,400 are of best woven crepe Madras, with soft cuffs, and are ideal for business wear. The balance are of fine woven Madras and high-count percales, AY THIS remarkably low price, these Shirts should bring men to Macy's from every Borough y Wo Underwear, _ (each) 69c Ae $1.24 Pleated, with laundered cuffs. “Every one of these garments is really tallored as to its cuffs, button- In ecru color; medium weight; made of fine Egyptian $2.50 $2.49 holes, buttons, etc. Coat models, with sleeves 34, 35 and 36 inches. Sizes 14 to 18 inches, Every cotton; Shirts, long sleeves; Drawers ankle length. Sites: Shirls 34 lo 50; drawers 30 lo 50. te MAIN FLOOR, SOTH ST. erErsvsr FOURTH FLOOR. SATE ST, garment fréshly unpacked. suck