The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1914, Page 16

TRANS BOSSES IN ‘Men Drilled With Idea of 8s 4 t you are, bess." a! ve but one regret about this Mes} 57 Vas 2 Used to Teach Efficiency in Work. Clearing Away Snow Fast as It Falls, that, bose.” im to remove the snow | & it falls. Get mer” "and that, boss?” now precipitated vement.” VN eral Cartloads in Street] Assesaton = “Is that we can't have thie imita- | % from above to ° not nd it down.’ ind drop & serious matter, on us. You men i the arny ie to Aight don’t make good "be more laughed at pl pg a hh Pee ares FURNITURE DF QUALITY cut out the » This tt ‘ “Then to_work and clean up @ ft eawdust, The eyes of the city : are to be the DANIEL F. M’CORT DIES. Wae a Figure ta Potties fa the Brons Many Years. Daniel F. McCort, @ former close friend of Richard Croker and tater Chartes F. Murphy, and for the thirty-five years a sewer inspector the Bronx, where he figured much ‘Taramany politics, died yesterday at his N - 9686 Marion Avenue, after an nine Cn ae jerey. —_—_—.>- AARTORIAL SAMBNEAS. (Prom the Birmingham Age-Werals ) S frach Wks other people" ‘8 old mmany debe Sts ate Ae “Washington isn't #0 picturesque as it NO FORCE IS WASTED] ‘ Bite modified their drens it t they now look at ang He had not gone inert alls into the 1 ‘immedta RY EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBEE f fvr¥.” THE KNOWLEDGE SKEKER. Little Patrick's of the hefty hamm flow of eloquence that pour the father to the watchful Jad. hh tl or a ai fe the viear dill tel mai me at IT want when he swipes his thum! ered Patrick, who was the soul ‘uth, Broadway, 36th to 86th St. Men’s Automobile FUR COATS At Radical Reductions A special Holiday Offering. We have selected from our very comprehensive stock four of our best selling Coats, an marked them at prices which mean important savi to you—just at a time when these Coats are most in demand. The prices speak for themselves. Raccoon COATS $74.75 5 to $98.00 Macy's Usual Prices $7 Of full furred skins, nicely matched; all with full sweep skirt; wool lined, with Venee tian lined yoke and sleeves, Wildcat COATS , $19.75 Macy's Usual Price, $29.75 Uncommon in a and noted for their wearing qualities, Warm, roomy Cut coats suitable for owner or chauffeur. . Muskrat COATS $44.50 Macy's Usual Price, led $54.75 Made of large, full furred raed via well Legend ull sweep skirt; wool lined. An Auto Coat of distinction. Russian Calf COATS $19.75 Macy’ sUsual Price, $24.75 Big, roomy great - coat model; wide shawl collar; full sweep skirt. FIFTH FLOOR, 84TH GT. Holiday Gifts for Men HANDKERCHIEFS Handkerchiefs in almost endless variety, suitable for i Gifts for men, are displayed on the Main Floor, Mth Street side. Men’e Japanese Silk Initial Handkerchiefs (ea.) 29c Standard Price 50c Also colored borders without initials, Men's White Silk Handkerchiefs (ea.) 39 Standard Price 50¢ durable quality; different width pena ty Men’e Extra Large Size Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs (ea.) 19 Elsewhere 25¢ Good quality; 34 and 34 Inch Hand-embroidered Jc Silk Initial Handkerc Men’e Fine ee, Pure Irish Linen Hand- kerchiefe (doz.) $1.80 Soft finish; ready for use; i and 34 inch hems. Packed Holly Boxes on request. Men’e Pure Irish Linen Initial Handkerchiefs (6) 74c Standard Price $1.00 Prett; work embroidered letter, ‘eit in box. ss agent Handkerchiefs (6) $1.49 of 3 styles initials, script, block ‘and openwork. ese fea (each) 89c Inferior Quality Sold Elsewhere at 95c Extra fine and heavy quality. Beautiful, novel hand embroidered initial. ¥inch hems. Attractive Holly Boxes on Request. MAIN FLOOR, 84TH STREET. Useful Holiday Gifts WORK BENCHES - | Griffin. Dg id BANGS #) oak How Jone Friends at! wonders © Pend “9| Cy Maurice Baring, when in Russia, nearly every POLO PLAYER WEDS. A. Nobbine of Brookiyn Marries Mine Chatman, Boston Heiress, HOSTON, Dec. 4.—With only their most Intimate relatives present, Miss Litian Ames Chatman, the nineteen- year-old heiress of ex-Gov. Ames, and Clarence A. (Tod) Robbins of Brook- lyn, polo player, were married at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mr. {| H. I, Chatman, No. 1120 Beacon Street, at noon rday - i 30 7 jony was performed by the and while to Ie A L. ChaMn, pastor of the of North Only Family and Faneral in Qaogne. fore | soldier he Burial services for Admiral Alfred T. | , Mahan were held at Quogue, L. 1, at)» 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the Hey. 1 Fish of Bt. John's Eptxcopal Hridgehampton, officiating, The t was in the family plot in the village cemetery. \ Only relatives and a ‘few intimate friends were present. et wae tbh village ly Clarence M. Carman, B. Selden Hallock and Justice Marcus E. a, te After an ex- iit make their h le were unattended. tended honeymoon they home in Brooklyn. Robbins obtained « PROGRESS REPORTED. (Prom (he Washington Star.) Have you learned that new 4 Well,” replied Uncle Flopsole, “' weeks ago trom faith Norman ‘Hyde, ‘om whom he married when she. was ant teen. He eloped with h he was a student at Willia: ce panel Phat nd He-—You know, dearest, that you are i ‘orld to me. Papa says you evidently }d owes you a living. on. 1 don't feel exactly graceful ee but I've got over being afraid that I'l) fall down.” THE UNKIND CRITIC, es (From the Washington Star) ‘I wonder how our friend Mr. Keeslap Winter OVERCOATS Smart Style, Quality and Price 075: er The season's latest and smartest models are included in this important Sale of fine Overcoats:— Double - breasted and _ single- breasted Chesterfields, semi-form fit- ting and with velvet collars. London Box Coats in button- through effect. Raglan and Kimono Sleeve Models in extremely snappy styles. Modified Balmacaans. Rime, of #0 many things te write at question never occurred to me,” | without thinking about Don’t Poison Baby. ORTY YEARS AGO almost deop and © FEW nna ee ep produce the WEE bag a ry lente puke oe ¢ FROM WHICH THERE 18 NO WAKING, Many-ale the obits have laa Dep, sripve Poaltis hes been ruined dor lige num ai each of which Rarootic prod Se alswede from sellin, either of the narcotiae ae soak ot webtoines containing a are di ot'* re medicine to be given to your of what it is somaposed. CASTORIA DO! CONTAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, Genuine Castoria always bears the signatare of Herald Square, Broadway, 34th to bth Ot, $14.89 course the boys at home will welcome a present of this kind, but A head _of the house himself will feel a thrill of satisfaction over such a Gift, Our Work Benches are made of selected maple, fitted with friction vises and steel top dog. They are Phe ‘on the market. finest line of Our Special has a 48-Inch top, reinforced tongue ‘The tool recess Ts on al four AG heavily mortised and ints, reinfor draw bolts. ve dovetailed By Ae fore mn 424n. top, with three drawers, $11.69 4241n. top, with one drawer, 63 42-In. top, without drawer, 47 isan CABINETS, fitted with car pg a AS high as $4.68 f POFIAT TEATS, bn leather ense—to lew os Fh-Eh= $2.97 At the aut me 8 ee _ Some with convertible collars button- ing snugly to the throat. Lengths 44 to 50 inches. Lined with silk yoke and sleeves. The fabrics are those this season most popular—including: Meltons—Kereeys—Scotch Cheviote—Fancy Mixed Cassimeres—‘‘Crombiee”’—Chinchillas— “Warmth without weight” Coatings—in most popular colors. Strictly Hand-Tailored Garments Important Sale of ; Silk-lined “Chesterfield’ OVERCOATS, $18.75 Standard Price $25.00. Dress Overcoats in Oxford and black vicuna, soft in finish and of superior quality, that will give excellent wear. Single-breasted models with collar of silk velvet and lining of durable silk. Length 44 inches, and cut on the flaring lines now so fashionable. Young Men’s Overcoats #<i" $14.75 New models that at the price cannot be matched for quality and style. In smart Winter weight materials and wanted colors. Many nobby double-breasted Overcoats which are so popular this season. FIFTH FLOOR—DROADWAY. Cigars, Cigarett Pipes, Tobaccos and Smokers’ Articles, a comeate assortment— lat the 35th Street Entrance to the Men's Shop. “Just a step from Broadway.” ——— — — = — PEEP Ltt tte tt ti tebe bt ht htt ttt tt ttt tt ts A Sale of Men’s Gl! YAc 10,800 Shirts, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50 Qualities These e gerne are the product of one of Philadelphia's most prominent makers of Men's High-Grade Shirts, and each one bears his name and quality label. Similar shirts are selling now at high-class haberdashers’ shops around town up fo $3.00. Materials are of the finest Imported and Domestic Fabrics, woven Madras, Printed Madras, Fine Prints and Jacquard weaves, in the smartest stripe designs of the season. Models are pleated and plain negligees, laundered cuffs and soft cuffs. All sizes, 134% to 18. ON SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY. 10,800 Shirts in a variety of styles, materials and colorings to suit the taste of every man, and at a price that will permit buying in half-dozen or dozen lots. MEN'S SHOP, MAIN FLOOR, 85TH ST. Macy’s “Toyland” Windows Seeing is believing with Children. Don't den: the pleasure of seeing these windows or the Toy ment. They will dance with joy, at the mere sight o innumerabie, Toys displayed for their Pleasure. SPECIAL TOYS OF INTEREST Mechanical Mechanical Creeping Babies Mewing Cats Zi» Your choice of either a black or white Cat that constantly Mews as it goes from room to room, but has never been known . ted to scratch any of its little Price, $1.24 | friends. Price, 98 Daily Demonstrations in Postal Card Dark Room There you will see Electric Postal Card Machines that throw the enlarged picture clear and sharp on the wall from ordinary Postal Cards, Photographs, and all kinds of pictures, even showing the brilliant colors. Price of Machines as low as $2.74 for a small Ma- chine, to $23.74 for the largest. YIFTH FLOOR. Men’s Mocha CIGARS GLOVES “Sylvania $1.39 Invincibles”’— In gray. Also men's cape (Box 50) $1 98 walking, Sicves, made of im- A SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY rted leather. These two styles Rave Milanese silk lining and Anp. Re ds . it the oe Sah Exceptional ay ¢ lot. Some Specialty Stores ask MAIN FLOOR. 85TH ST. $4.00 for a box of these Cigars. Rameses II. Cigarettes (Box 100), $1.59 Ves) Elsewhere fi us Sad very special o' . Cork ind plan tip. ne faa SUE BRvLS BAGS and SUIT CASES - at Important Savings Practical Holiday Gifts irt- the Saturday Last Day of the 14 Price Sale of Oil Paintings. FOURTH FLOOR, 34TH sT. Fitted Bags, $14.89 Macy's Usual Price, $17.89 For men and women. Made of smooth black ard long grain cowhide; sewed-in frame. Men's Bags are 18 inch size and have eight fittings of nickel or ebony. Women's Bags are 16 inch size, blue silk lined, and have nine white fittings on a removable limousine case. Real Walrus Bags, $5.94 Macy's Usual Price, $7.49 + Solid brass, gilt trimmings; stron. handle: leather, lined; full let Pockets; sizes 14, 16 and stinches Oxford Cowhide Bags, $7.49 Macy's Usual Price, $8.94 Made of good grade cowhide; sewed-in frame; inside has two pockets, lined in plaid and leather; sizes 16 and 18 inches. Colors, russet, brown and black, Cowhide Suit Cases, $4.96 Macy's Usual Price, $5.94 Good quality; reintorced core ners; two straps all around; inside shirt fold; neatly lined; si 24 and 26 inches. vie oom “A Special Purchase of 50 BAGS For Men and Women. Sale Price, $4.96 Under ordinary conditions Macy's Price would be 97.14 Made of Walrus Grain Leather, full length pocket; leather lined; sewed-in English. frame. Sizes 16, 17 and 18 inches.