The evening world. Newspaper, May 6, 1915, Page 9

_-—- — ! t . - are ee made ‘ REMOVE WOODEN © 22S ~-e- - ‘ romans eM Piatra Dhadak ge dg ye Interborough prigeteapt nregllee ontndbone relies «+4 ————— ne would be involved ta such TIME LIMIT | erbore FIXED.) tn ite ttre ot Severe Measures Will Be | used ia the wooden Taken, Says Letter, lf Order tra breve Fa Bee Paes Werk Comminin tel Comeanaens a B ataa @ay unoonditiona Wooden cars be way by Deo. 1 This means that the commission refuses to deal with! pende the Interborourh, which not long ago Made a vellod threat that if the Wooden cars from the underground Foad were not accepted on the ele Deze fe. t all Hered serve on out of the sub. | norespect thereto as He gl to-day umission the type of steel tailing in the sub- » the wooden cars. two end Strap Hangers find |: reading difficult The poor light and the jar- ring are a strain on the eyes. If your eyes have been trou- | bling. you from this or any ; other cause, have our Oculist examine them. Glasses for Reading only— in the subway—and out-—-may Rouvier, Roy Megargel, Frank be the ineans of affording you | ©) Munson, Reginald W. Pressprick, eye-ease and comfort while |Mlcolmn D. Sloane and Arthur Mt reading. Harris Glasses—it required —cost $2 or more. No charge for examination in any case. WIE Stans | ” fo mat sath’ 2 1sa9t Wh hhy, Brockive. nelte AL a Se Bkiyn, re door, rhe new steel car bodies will of the present posal Bad Lol SETH LOW RE-ELECTED. enident of . The the American a: a rer Chamber of ASQUITH FAVORS MINERS. om for Increase of Pay B er Cen ers for an inet ten per cent. ne on within a wes ee tion to an uniplre. “Yes madam, a dozen, right away!” And there’s nothing unusual about this. Thousands of sensible housewives give such an order every day. In fact, this is the practical way to buy Campbell’s Tomato Soup It is always so welcome; so easy to prepare; and there are so many different ways in which you can enjoy it, that ordering by the dozen really saves time and effort. For formal affairs or every day meals; for youngsters or “‘oldsters;” for the delicate: or the hearty—you couldn't provide a dish more suitable and satisfying. Why don’t you ’phone for a dozen right now? 21 kinds sampler. Soups 10c a can LooK FOR THE ANO- WHITE Se ———_— wan to-| subinitied | and will} Head of Chamber of Commerce=| Hello Wire Direct to Los Angeles. | the Commerce at 2 MANCHESTER, Eng., May 6.—Prem- ided in favor of the ase ‘ne mutually be agreed he will refer the ques- THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 6, shererd aaninet i AN of the comvemienes of the heres & owns, Cb mene af the letters @remharte We are wartng 4°. imterent on ott belemees | Start An Account To-Day | May dale i| Savings and values that) cannot he e¢ ualled by other store — made pos sible only by our poliey of buying ond selling for cash sortments up The Blouse ‘ Nagasaki,” [$3.49 Special, 94¢ I Price, 81.09, . Bing: ham and linene—dotted, striped and checked effects. Collars and cuffs are of sheer lawn or trimmed with straps and buttons; wide skirts. Sizes 34 to 46. House Dresses, $1.29 Macy's Usual Price, 81.49. Scotch gingham, fine per- cales and Amoskeag ging- hams in models pretty enough for porch dresses, Waists have embroidered organdie or pique collars and cuffs; skirts pleated or Illustrated is one of the smart- with yokes. est and most practical tailored Blouses of the season—made of Porch Dresses, $7.79 | that new and lovely silk, “* Naga- saki.” Soft, lustrous, perfectly washable, and of a texture agree- ably cool and yet heavy enough to wear well. “Nagasaki” is in flesh or white. The Blouse has a new high collar, sharply flaring Macy's Ueual Price, 82.29. Eight pretty models in col- ored linene, striped crepe, white seersucker, gingham, dotted lawn, lace shaped and flowered voile; trimmed with crochet buttons; organ- die collar and cuffs and fancy girdles. Flaring skirts with yokes and pleats in newest styles. Mocy'e-~Third Floor, 34th Street. effect. Note the wide armholes and the slightly Oriental lines. An ideal Summer Blouse. Macy's—Third Floor, 34th Street, purchased for this event and very specially priced. At 39ce—Night gowns, drawers, corset covers: Macy's usual price 59¢, At 46c—Envelope chemises, combinations, night gowns, petticoats, drawers and corset covers, Macy's usual prices 59¢ to 690. Macy'e—Third Floor, Contre, Rear. - The New Silk Frocks For Misses---are Charming | | And the charm is that of smiplicity ! Dresses of Striped $13 74 Crepe de Chine, White Crepe de Chine with dainty stripes in light colors is used for the “bretelle’” model _ illustrated — with velvet ribbon straps and sheer em- broidered organdie collar. Note the graceful lines of the over-blouse bodice and the corded tucks which emphasize the width of the side pleated skirt. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, White Taffeta and Marquisette Dresses, $ / 9.7 4 Sheer silk marquisette and taffeta are combined most effectively in a model that would make a lovely grad- uation Dress. Over-blouse, girdle, broad folds on the skirt are cf the taffeta, frills and pendant ornaments adding a dainty finishing touch, Macy's—Third Floor, 35th Street, portunities of the first da cated tomorrow at the front in a becoming V Chiffon Camisoles and Dainty Undermuslins Thousands of fresh, new garments have been added to the assortments specially At 69e—Night gowns, envelope chemises, com- binations, petticoats, drawers, corset covers. 9 Mary's usual price 90, Al 89c-—Night gowns, combinations, envelope chemises, petticoats, corset covers, drawers, Macy's usual prices 94c to &1 60. Splendid variety of models at each price and also in the finer and more elaborate garments at $1.29, $1.69, $1.89, $2.69 and upward. BLESS LSS ASSL S USS INN A Study in Value-Giving Additional shipments have brought as to orginal level the op will he dupli China Silk Camisoles, In flesh; lace trimmed in pretty styles to wear under the transparent Blouses Crepe de Chine Camisoles, He 6% In flesh and white many pel styles, lace and rib- pon trimmed Silk and Chiffon Camisoles, Pleated chiffon lace top and ribbon shoulder straps; China silk with tiny sleeves and ribbon-run_ net de Chine casings; crepe with lace pointed insets and lace shoulder straps. Net and Ribbon Camisoles, $1.89 Double net with wide satin ribbon bands knotted at shoulder, and outlining the low neck. Pompadour Silk Camisoles, $2.89 Macy’e—Third Floor, Centre, Kear, White and Colored Bedspreads At Interesting Prices any hether you uirements i} a Marseilles design for y home, our broad and varied stocks afford you ample choice at lowest pr . made possible by our Cash- buying influences, Krinkled Seersucker Bedspreads sine 62x90 sige 72x00 Hemmed ready for use. Damask Cottage Bedspreads (Light Weight) 79 8% 9be $1.29 vtted or floral designs; Novelty Tapeatey Bedspreads $1.29 Light and medium color com. binations; size 80x90, Honeycomb Bedspreads Medium weight, hemmed, Heavy, sea ’ Both ha th P picce designe; for full si 99 $1.24 Indigo blue and white color ings. Recently imported; the most durable Spread made; also used on boats. Sire 64x46 inches. Macy's—Basement, Rens, Camp Bedspreads rinonanmnann? BIC Macy 6 ca SCTE TA nn “( §80©OC8&CWUC OO RW Macy & Co 's Attrertions Are Thetr Law Prices Minimum Cherge ‘ . soitee . bes naghe a Pe Someopeespe pk 1 19 Women’s ivan Coake Originally $16.74 to $26.75, Now Covert Cloth ‘Tweeds and Novelty Fabrics A diversity of smart models, io three-quarter and seven-eighth lengths, Taken from regular stock and sharply reduced ite are incomplete. tor general wear, Gabardine Serge Shepherd Checks $11.74 the sith for quick disposal beeause the colors and siz majority lined selection in garments suitable for traveling, ster Merr's Third Pier, Breadwer 198 Misses’ and Juniors’ Suits, now $14.74 Originally $22.74 to $33.75 A collection that includes this season's best models in short and box coat effects with faring and pleated skirts of the fashionable width. Finely tailored Suits in Gabardine Cheek Worsted — Serge = Tweeds in navy, black and) the wanted colorings Sises 14 to IN years inclusive, and while there is not every aise in each model, excellent variety from which to select Misses’ Covert and Tweed Coats, $10.74 Regular models of very amart awinging style, with convertible collar may be butter . patel of slashed pockets, Finely Sines 14, 16 and 18 years Mecy'e—Third Ploor, B+ whie tailored 189 Women’s Tailored Suits That Were $22.74 to $28.75 For Clearance $14.74 that includes the season's smartest ly tailored braid trimmed and demi- tailored effects. p-to-the-moment” in style and in the most fashionable colors. An incomplete range of sizes, but a variety of models in each size. Macy'e—Third Floor, Broadway. Gabardine Men's Wear Serge A. collec models in stri Shepherd Check Fancy Mixtures at van amet An Important Sale of Women’s Side-Lace Boots Fashion's Special Latest Whim $5.49 in the Macy's Prices favored were colors of $5.94 the season. and $6.94 Comer Distinctive, gracefully arched Shoes-—made of superior quality Glace Kid, in Putty, Sand, Gray and Tan. Lacings to match—diamond tip, Cuban and Spanish Louis heels. Size Range slightly broken—an early call is therefore suggested. Macy's—Necond Fleer, U5th Btrest. Women’s Gloves Lightweight—For Present Wear WHOLESALERS are beginning to feel the shortage in the supply of Lisle and other Fabric Gloves. At MACY'S you will find a full assortment of the wanted weights and colors at “ Lowest-in-the-City”’ prices, Chamois Finished Lisle Gloves, J 44c Desirable for warm weather wear, as they may be washed, White, Natural, ngee, Gray Paris point backs, Black and Black, Two-clasp. and White. Macy'e—Main Floor, Broadway, Mousquetaire Silk Gloves, 84c Elbow length; heavy quality nese weave; double finger Nurses’ Coats of Serge and Mohair---$21.74 English Model To be correctly dressed, the nursemaid must wear se well-tailored Coats of blue serge or blue ur geay mohair, tachable, may be worn separately or the coat may be worn without the cape pockets and double rows of buttons add to its smart ollar fastens close to the throat ~Third Ploor, Broadway, Large appearance and the h Macy's Store Your Furs at Macy's le pitees valued wp te bee ee stent a“ Masimum (een Excellent Pure Candies Attractive Week-End Prices Made in the Macy Candy kitchen of ingredients that are unsurpassed for purity, Lowest-in-the- City Prices and full weight Milk Chocolate Cherries, (pound in box), Macy's UCeual Prive, te M% Chocolate L Lo Caramels, Mow Vanilla petite size 19% Molasses Buttercups, with nut centers (pound int Macy's Macy's Barley Cuts, (pound in box), Macy's Cawal Price, to 06 Macy's Htalian Style Old-fashioned Chocolate Creams, ‘pound in box), Macy's Usual Price, the 19 Almond Candy Specials Chocolate Almond: Sugar-Coated Almonds, MMe (pound in box), Cream Almonds, 10¢ (yound in box), In our Basement we offer Can- dies up to 34c the pound. In our Candy De Luxe Sec- tion on the Main Floor We offer Candies up to 7c Ib. ba HE reatest care is taken in the preparation of the ready-to-serve foods in our Delicatessen Department. All Salads are made of the purest and freshest ingredients. Devilled Crabs in Shells Special (each) 8c, (per dozen) 89 Fresh-picked Maryland Crab Flakes, well seasoned, tried tn Hitose “are _en- eppatising ‘end eno are Bn, savory “dish” for’ luncheon or ‘A delicious Macy spe- turn, wupper. clulty. Columbia River Smoked Salmon Special ((b.) 34¢ Extra fancy quality; Just from the smokehouse; very appetising. Tomato Cabbage Salad with Mayonnaise Dressing, —_(/b.) I4e A very appetising Salad; made of new cabbage and Br pg ees nusly seasoned > pared — with pertect Mayonnaise, Sugar Cured Boiled Ham Macy's Sliced (b.) 32¢ Every Mam selected, cured and cooked With greatest care, Star Brand Cervelat Soe Special (1b.) Ries Fancy Sausage of the grade, well spleed and ed ped; savory and appetizing, “Ementhal” Swiss Cheese Special (1b.) 37¢ Macy's Usual Price ts dle per Ib. Rich and piquant favor. English Style Dairy Cheese Special (lb) 2c Macy's Vamat Price, 3 Nap} made from whole milk, Young American Cheese Special (Ib.) 28¢ Medium sharp, excellent flavor, it t will suit every inter Delivery Only, Macy's—Sth Floor, 35th se, aad ‘THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE! | The WORLD sells 100,000 copies more in New York City each weekday than fy. other morning nepespaet