The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1915, Page 13

Nature Whispers Her Warning THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 7 a ND HELP -e: ORY STARTS POLICEMEN : es Te ‘os Your Byam ut All They Ca Is The , No Wonder te Feel Sick fines ‘diivtaess.” beh Wondartas,” Prmwlon” Gacathios’ Piedncbe!” Whcdalste "Ste Perhaps Ott ne k ‘ "et We PULLS : = day . a He, he the Bos, KOCHs What Woman Would Be Without One? Women’s & Misses’ Panama $1. 47 ecial, each . pes. Raver Before Sold at This Price at for the shore or the mountains or for dress wear, EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING Misses’ Summer Dresses, $ 75 AManufacturer’s Sample Line . $8.50 to $15.00 Values at Only 100 in the lot, which includes Voile and Marquisettes in all the new hairline stripes, domino, dotted and figured effe 3; nbroidered gabardine, handsome French linens, plain and ered, inall shades, Waiats are daintily and effectively trimmed with laces 125th Street West Hats, s, Spe and fine embroidery. Skirts in all the new models, ruffled, flare and accerd- ion plaited. Sizes 14 to 18 years 19d Floor , 1000 Boys’ Tapeless Blouses, »2 5 c at the unusual price, each, Madras and Chambray; white and colors; guaranteed fast colors; full regular cut, all seams sewn with double-needle machines, for ages 7 to 15. rd Floor Great Sale of Cutlery ' Wonderful reductions on manufacturers’ samples and one- third and more off the prices of our regular stock. Griffon ‘‘Awirite” Razors, Coa gp er “Auto Strop’ Razor, value Folding Pocket Nail Scissors, each Ged a chamois bag; value Bons Handle Cuticle Knives ann Flexible Nail Files, eac! Stag and Pearl Handle Penknives, 2, 3 and 4 blades; 25c, 39c and Horsehide Strop, both sides leather: _21¢ $9.44 $4.00, $5. 00 & $6.00 ’Shoes, at Surplus lots and cancellations at greatly reduced prices. Patent Colonials, in White, Sand and Gray. Boots, in Patent Leather with Glace Tops. Boots in Gun Metal, with Hand-finished Soles. 125th Street West FUR STORAGE in our modern fireproof Annex A minimum of expense for the greatest safety. For $1.00 we vaccuum ob fire, Any Fur or Cloth Garment Value Up to $50.00 ————Storuge Desk, Third Moor. Men's $1.00 | Four-in-Hands Fancy silk open-end acarts in a large vi y of patterns, and known all over the city as the $1.00 59 c Main Floor, grade; at. . Men’s Summer Neligee Shirts In fancy crepe and madras cloths, with soft) French cuffs; 89 : ce at... ‘Main Moor, Women’s Fine Hosiery Boot Silk Hose, full regular made, in black, white and all the new colors; special price... LOC Pure Lustrous Silk Hose, full fash- ioned, lisle garter tops; 58¢ black, white and colors Main Floor. Framed Pictures at Amazingly Low Prices Pictures that were 1,00... Pictures that were 81.75. | Pictures that were 83.50, | Pictures that were 84.50 Pictures that were 86.98 Pictures that were 88.50 Third FY 8c Cotton Flannel, 10 yd. piece, 49c ble-napped Flane especially feood (orn dren's wear, diapers, pieces. 6c Cheesecloth, Per 1O-yard Piece, 49c pile te. Ln l-yard Gauze or ¢ ee use, practical fo {and hospital use. 1214c Kitchen Toweling, Yard, 9c Mill Remnante and Factory En¢ in lengths of from 2 yards to 6 ya excellent quality, full bleached, perfect foods; white with red borders; 17 inches wide, Main Floor, H. C. F, KOCH & CO,, INC., 125TH STREET, WEST YOU CAN SAVE MONEY B WEARING W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES W. L. Douglas shoes are made of the best domestic and imported leathers, on the latest models, garetully con- structed i A the most expert last and pattern makers in this countr: ‘o other make of equal prices can compete with w. LL. aoe shoes for style, workmanship and quality. As comfortable, easy walking shoes they are unsurpassed. When looking for shoes call at any bne of W. L. Douglas 80 stores located in the large cities and see the many styles d kinds of shoes for men and boys. After a careful ion, you will be convinced that W. L. Douglas ave no rival for the price. The $3.50 and $4.00 shoes will give as good ser- vice as other makes costing $4.00 to 85.00. The 4.50 00 shoes Compare favorably with other makes cost- to 88.00, Wherever you live there are man Douglas shoes. Consult them an they will Douglas shoes cannot be excelled for the price. CAUTION! When buying W. t. ee oe he If you could visit the W. L. Douglas factory at Hirockton, Mass..end see: ow carefully the shoes are made, and the high g leathers used, you would and why they look and fit better, hold their al apoand wear longer than other mak th He your dealer eanpot Cacaiog showing so, Man t pou 683 1495 Broadway’ (Times Square), | 250 ans Third Avenue, | NEW. 4462 Yhird Avenue, JERS! ighth Ave: Nest 125th Street. 831 Broad Street. +4 ‘otk 18 Newark Ave. THE LARGEST MAKER OF $350 AND $4.00 SHOES IN THE WORLD. NAME AND PRICE STAMPED ON BOTTOM, VALUE GUARANTEED ESTABLISHED 1876 BEWARE oF tas STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK: 46th & 147th Stas, 345 Eighth Avenue, . Thornton, 1867 Broadway, cc tes Avenue. | 478 Fitth Avenue, cor. 11th Street, 85) Manhattan Avenue. 1779 Pitkin Avenue, = HUSTUNG TO‘ STATION. 5 ate = asked to be teenth Vre aioe susplet fo deput oF perhaps an inapector may have been makin a towt FLATBUSH TAXPAYERS , _ PROTEST BRIDGE LEVY Delegation Calls on Mayor to Ask Cost of Extension Be Assessed Generally in Brooklyn. Claiming many of the local assens- ments levied by the Board of Es timate for the KW,00 PB latbual extension to the Manhattan Bridge are greater than the actual vatua tions of the property, a big delegation of Brooklyn residents appeared before Mayor Mitchel to-day and asked him to sign a bill which imposes the coat of the extension on the taxpayers of Brooklyn at large Under a_ charter, provision, the | Board of Estimate some time ago [decided to tax the property owners inthe immediate vicinity of the F bush Avenue extension of the bric |This was done on the theory t those who. rr ® the most benef from an improvement,should pay the it yor Mitchel showed his ure over the action of the 5 nts in Koing to Albany for rel ‘The Board of Estimate will take uy | Brides Are Set A VANCOUVER, B.C, April 29.—Fire, [held by some police officers to be part of a plot to burn the city, started sim- | ultaneously Cambte Granville connecting the away, lon. se CONCESSIONS BY JAPAN. © New Propo was extinguished. with small TOKIO, April 28 ‘ording to the Japan Mail. They are aid to omit the demand for the non sllenation « territory t Britadr # to railroad concessions in Seeeeeniitererens NAME BRYCE ARBITRATOR. Diplomat Will Re: Anwlo-Amertean Tr: LONDON, April 29.—V! ty Roard, punt Bryce CREDIT TERNS 15 Down 75 [4g Down torr Honing ativion at COnNeE, COLUMBUS AVE BET.103 & 104"ST hat formula | police Police Hold Theory After Two City and Japan'a new pro- posala to China show concessions, ac ed probe ent ritalin OPENS AN ACCOUNT |} 83 Down #50 § Down #100 50 Co" ne You Want printer 4 Vekepe ne “ The Macy Telephone Order Ser whe fully equipped te eupely be door ye wants quickly y *gatrot i od o by i pane « ves . re we ‘el > I hed meee ” tows vinete of » ! Ktapleton telephoned t Tintendent of the Reoond Avenu i earned that * Just Arrived! | New Paris | Blouses A collection of French hand | :| made Mouseseeach a marvel exquisite atitehory— with my of tiny tucks, delicate veining and the amartest collar and cuff effects launched in) Baris thin] season. | Of typical daintiness wre Blouses embroid- of sheer batiste ered and finely tucked, with rows of little butte Pipings of colored linen form a scalloped edge an waisteoat, collar and cuffs of an extremely effective tailored Blouse of fine | batiste, $9.49 Byelet embroidered organdie forms the veatee, high flaring rollar and bell cuffs of an exceptionally smart —batiste Blouse, $9.74 Languedoo lace, creamy and fine in mesh and of intricate pattern adorns a Paris Blouse of cream net over flesh ci crochet buttons and edges outlined with black add to its distinctive style, $13.49 ‘The entire importation of Paris » the Flatbush Avenue extention pro- | tests to-morrow | cromecernsilieomentorany |PLOT TO BURN VANCOUVER? Store Your Furs At Macy’s Minimum Charge Maximum Protection A charge of $1.20 on single pieces valued up to $60.00; 20% on higher valuations. Furs Remodeled and Repaired And Here Are Tailored Skirts of “Palm Beach” Cloth, at $3.74 designed ‘Two new models, for the woman why Pleated patch pocket. Another style adapted for women of large proportions is severely plain, admirably tailored and with pockets, Beach Skirts of Striped Serge, $4.49 Strictly tailored Skirts—in white with black, and in black with white stripes, One model Ins side pockets and is pearl button trimmed, Waist bands #4 to ql 40 Thir The Newest Sweaters— Vivid and Picturesque Kright-hued novelties that on rol links or ten ut will rs this season are i tremendous vogue rose with white, A model with low with whit black with white, rolling collar, close fitting cull and knitted buttons, at $6.74, Striped Sweaters, in faney Sikes bed stitch, are in rose \ white, black with white, purple with white and green with white Shawl collar, close fitting cuffs and finishing touches of plain color, $5.49 Shetland Wool Sweaters, double kuit- ted, in white with rose, white with Copenhagen, white with corn; belt at back; cuffs and but- tons are in the darker tones, a FOLOT ONG Clearance Sale---Trimmed Hats Sweaters, in. “artificial | 1, combine Copen: | hagen worn color, yel-| with | At About Half Price Po provide more sf for our White Sum toer Millinery, we have eted 300 of our Spring Hats ond marked them approxunately one-half thear nonal prices 1 colors 1 Hats for every A remarkable models Hats, originally marked 84.06, 85.94, #059, Now $2.97 Hats, originally marked #889, 80.89, #1089, Now $4.96 Hats, originally marked 81259 to 816.89, Now $6.69 An addi wil te group at #207 ‘These are samp! or of high-grade Huts whieh usually retail at from 86.00 to 810.00 Marr'e—Second Moor, 24th Street is inveludes Thats im Black and in red and dressy styles. Tn faet, occasion and to suit every taste collection of some of our finest Coats of Covert Gabardine Combining Style and Service, at $26.75 Covert leads in favor this season and the feminine wardrobeis incomplete without asmart Topcoat of this neutral finely woven fabric, The model illustrated—tailored with a degree of perfection that is seldom found in # garment at so moderate a price—is of covert gab- ardine, fully lined with self color peau de cygne. Note the novel pockets, the inverted pleats at sides, the set-in sleeves and \ usually effective collar. Traveling and Motoring Coats of Light-weight Tweed, $21.74 In practical shades of gray and brown; long, belted Coata with side pockets, deep cuffs and convertible collar; body and sleeves are silk lined. Covert Top Coats, Flaring Model, $14.74 A jaunty model of light tan covert, cut on the fashionable lines and quite wide in the skirt. Strapped and button immed, patch pockets, convertible collar and rolling cuffs. Peau de cygne lined. Mncy'e—Third Floor, Broadway. The Rug Sale Goes on With Added Opportunities Includes Axminsters and Wiltons Now With all sizes and patterns replenished from the enormous #66,503 stock, and a splendid lot of Wiltons as a week-end offering, we can still meet the requirements of all Rug purchasers who missed the first days of the sale. It would be difficult not to find what you want among patterns that de the conservative browns and gre tone effects i Rugs and copie green, rose and Here are the prices of Ahe superb Ardahans, representing ONE-THIRD LESS THAN THE USUAL PRICE The 9x12 size is a representative value. Standard price #35. Sale price $23.74. 27x56 in., $1.84 | 0 ft.x10 ft. 6 in, g2i.s9 87x64 in. $2.48 | Oft.x12 ft, $23.74 4ft Hin.x6 ft. Gin, $6.89 | 1D ft, Sinaleft., $32.25 6 ft. 9 in.xO ft. 9 in, $15.74 | 11 ft. Sinxleft. Sin, $38.50 Specially Added for Friday and Saturday at Savings of 14 Macy's Fourth Floer, yown——and unless they harmonize, the effect is often spoiled, that is new and novel, and in perfect taste Putty, Gray, Fawn, Tan, Bronze and White, may will help solve the problem. A few suggestions below: Travertine, $5.49 Dreadnought Gray, of Imported Kid, with white stitching and white Very smart. er and Cloth, pearl buttons, The Strand, $4. 49 Putty Color Kid, with Gun Metal trimmings; small ornament. fone The Boulevard, $3.96 One-button model of Patent Leather and Gray Cloth; also Gun Metal and Putty Color Cloth. Patent $3.49 Macy's—Third Ploor, Broadway, Dy Macy's-Second Floor, Rear, he Gog RU Macy ‘ also Gun Metal with Gray Cloth. The Peggy, $3.49 Leather with Fawn Cloth; also Gun Metal and Gray. B5th Street, Start an potahties To-Dey May Sale of Talcum co on'\ ated Articles sty Deotet Howe rare] ory partiew. on ‘the Yaont A imported pre- *, im proved style Mores and mod- erate pree During the Month of M. we will ofer our’ le Fon. ders my reduced proes Tt will pay you to buy an entire Summer’ » supply Macy's Violet | Talcum Powder } 10e (Usual price the) Stall tins, Hath tins, the “ (Uawal Price She) Macy's Borated Talcum Powder , F ‘or Men Small tins, (Uaual price be 100) Pound tina, Me (Usual price We) Bath tins, (Uawal price 290) Macy's Carbolated Talcum Powder for Infants Small tins (wewally 100), Pound tins (wawally 19¢), Ibe Wath tins (waually ¢9¢), We . a Macy's French Style Taleum Powders Euroma, le Wages the) the 6c he neh exclusive with R. H. Mae ‘“ Con Macy'e—Main Foor, Rear. At Special Prices This offer applica to regulation sine Umbrellas, for men and women, end holds good for ten days only, Silk Mixture, Tape Edge, 97% Macy's Usual Price, a3 x Yarn Dyed Taffeta, <n 1 colt Uawal Price, 81.89 Twilled Silk, Tape Edge, $2.09. Macy's Umal Price, $2.59 Taffeta Silk, Tape Edge, 82.79 Macy's Usual Price, $3.19 Levantine Silk, ‘Tape Edge, $3.39, Women’s Low Footwear Approved Styles for Spring and Summer The matter of choosing one’s Shoes is quite as important as the selection of a Our stock embraces everything all the desirable colorings, including Belgium Blue, be found here in beautiful combinations, if you are in doubt, come to Macy's Shoe Department—our vast stock and the well-informed clerks The Carleton, $3.96 Combination Patent L Patty sb 2396 The Aristo, $4.96 Patent Leather Pump, come bined with Gray Buck; also ove Gun Metal and Fawn, combined