The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1915, Page 7

‘dination Artist to Show struct W.. A. Sherwood, inte of Antwerp, | Prising new Belgium, who exhibjted in April, at the | fre eidental, at th Arlington Galleries} such examples of etlectively caught. his Work as he was able to save from the ravages of a military bombardment, is now making a series of twelve etch- ings, in color, having for their aub-| . Jects New York City themes. The first of this series is entitled “The Blizzard.” It'has been finished and proofs of tt are now at the Hahlo Gallery, No. 669 Fifth Avenue. Other subjects wi" be concerned with the traffic police at Forty-second Street end Fifth Avenue, into which the Pub- lic Library will be introduced; the market on wheels, dealing with the Pushearts of the French and Italian venders, and the Flatiron Building on an early winter morning, showing Buy the medicine which r pression by Mr. Sherwood on his own Dress. Mr. Sherwood considers no city in the world, not even Venice, can ex- ceed New York in artistic No previous colored etchings hi ade of Yor Mr. his present work as a pioneer, When the present series is finished in the fall he proposes to exhibit the prints at the Hahlo Gallery, in com- UT if you prefer your every- day newspaper because in it you find the news easily, isn't it somewhat the same with a shopping place? Don’t you prefer the shop you are familiar with and can easily go about without being directed? It’s easier, and saves so much time, too. All of which brings us to the matter of Best’s as a ‘shopping headquarters. Our exclusive styles—or— anyway, something is causing more discriminating women every year to say ‘‘My shop- ping place is Best’s.’” Fisth Avenue, Weat Side, Corner of 35th Street ALL CARS TRANSFER TO ‘ “THE HOME OF TRUTH", 59th to.60th Street a Lex.to3d Av. hets3i08 Annual Hosiery Sale A Host of Specially_Priced Items for Every Member of the Family This event is the result of extensive preparation. Through close watch on the hosiery market we were enabled to purchase huge quantitics at ADVANTAG! 'S PRICES. In accordance with our usual policy, the savings are for YOU, We doubt whether these tal prices can ly a few of the 28c Pen yeRe SK HO- , with srercerized pr r hem. Black, white and a ge variety of colors. for SILK HOSIBRY- fame eeaitensptocy pele with the ‘oot stripe. Us as seconds, " runeproof stripe. sca it the im: be licated for some time—surely not very soon, items are listed below: for FIBRE SILK HO- ] SIERY, in a large variety fororss also both black and whi you purchase home, and returning i Bale Li bre Ook eet pith your apore al. bu ere fulldashioned, with Ils! 3; medium or hea ., Pastel, shor tov shades, Diack ov witbe! ‘Mall elders tooerpatyfltad, s Men's Socks at Special Prices for SOCKS of cotton, full for SOCKS of pure silk, teainless, I blue, made with soles 26, ee pL eae aes 23¢ ase, fad “sad a 6. toes, for SOCKS of fibre tik. |Back white and a wide variety C Givod, sound quality In a}% colors 4 ; SOCKS of pure silk. variety of colors, including black. of pure silk, for SOCKS of fibre silk , ribbed med 'y omen 16c w with double soles | Beautiful designs and excellent “ reipile 1 hel» wd toes, laielity, Finer qualities trom Se 6 or ° 0 1.80, Men's Union Suits " . Are Growing in Popular Favor M fo prejudiced again’ union suite on general Merwe thow ore the inen who become ‘nn taunchest advocates once they ty ' wat one of this type, bere’ munity to ley wa wpply at @ sul Nt i oh white checked neimagk, nibied . athletic . m le “HM ik are athlet 37¢ . UNION SUITS | UNION SUITS of thew: b ton, in) wleached eae ‘trend Coed tt & Mt, MM, quality pies in the “oo 42 . asurtwem, Spe Wives at. 24C cay priced ot”. 68e --———-~Underwear for Women———. | UNION OLITS of nipbed cote) KBBED COTTON VESTS, " lacotrnned wide cull, low neck model. Regular and Be coler ond extra tact, 18/57" Speckal 8c ca Basse Aan a ih Ce ie eaten nt with those he hes done of Antwerp, to give opportunity for co 1- | rison and Mf rc” shows a portion of Local Scenes in | rotten rit ttn 'ye sees icin Tile 0x an etniensh he nai in lations a |typical White Wings, bearing shovels, | ozen cm 8 | are on the way to snow removal In a! pai swirling snowstorm. Shoppers, fac: ing the driving snow, and an entei THISFORYOURSELF Sport Hats—2.75 to 14.50 (Main Floor) " ‘Women's and Misses’ Sport Hats for the Country Season. FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Announce for (Tomorrow) Thursday ater : An Important Clearing Sale -150 Women’s Tailleur Suits Formerly up to 65.00 10.00 15.00 of serge, gabardine and checks. In nav Women’s Low Shoes & Pumps Combination blace Russia calf and patent leather with sand or kid, gray_or_fawn buck. Buckskin Oxford ties combined with patent leather or Incomplete sizes. Formerly 5.00 & 6.00 ie te eee No Exchanges TELLER & CO. 22.50 | A collection of various styles inthe season’s most ee ~ aaed jue, ” Copenhagen, tan; also black-and-white checks 3.50 No Approvals n Extraordinary $16.75 Macy’s regular prices $19.75, $22.50 and $24.75 unequalled this season anywhere in point of value. selling up to $30 at high class shops. men who sale has exceptional significance. Styles and Qualities Unequalled at the Price Tie fabrics are strictly all wool, thor- oughly cold water London shrunk, No Charge for Alterations EB hteg O Co» smartee Age TH Levene ACY, Sale Men’s & Young Men’s New Suits WE will place on sale, beginning today, Wednesday, a posi- tively surprising collection of Men's Suits at a price The Suits are superb—Macy standard quality, including suits of a special purchase. We conservatively compare them with suits This is a practical demonstration of the great power of cash. It will appa to keen New Yorkers—shrewd business men— now, At the very threshold of surnmer and at a time when far- sighted men are thinking more and more of economy, this unusua! $a Semicfitied English styles and more cone servetive cuty—tmodels to suit every man's Smart Tartan plaids, club checks, Glen | fancy Urquharts, cheviots, dark mixed worsteds, | Some are silk trimmed, others mohair fancy mixed cassimeres, black and bive | lined throughout, half lined or quarter pencil stripes—all weaves of the moment lined— comnfortable for summer wear, 35th St. Elevators and Entrance Here’s Your Opportunity i New Sport and Outing Hats Low as $1.79 and up to $2.97 We illustrate four of this group: Outing Hat $1.79 Made of alternate rows of straw and felt; faced with solid straw; trimmed with ribbom. Combinations of white with blue, old rose, black, ete. ; Stitched Satin Hat $1.98 lu Very smart model in @ becoming Sailor Fr abape. 1,000 Untrimmed Panama Hats, 99¢ nother shi; splendid Panamas; in A lesen of Seve colend Dereeh tee ces rie Galen, Second Fleer, 84th Bivest. Remarkable Values in “Straus” Cut Glass ST the tases dechehs at 91.49 to 94.96 pair. a peg gee a centers. Single bed size, 7% Reductions just as remarkable in this “month | _ Pull bed sss Me of gifts and homemaking” as “Straus” Cut Glass iteelf is | Silk Top Comfortables. remarkable for beauty, brilliancy and depth of cut Workmanshi te that each piece simply sparkles | The kind that sell at aud rings clear as a bell, Splendid ‘value even at usual | $800. ° Only. 100 tn” tke lot Macy prices. M 2,000 Pieces at (each) $1.98 ay'e—ncementy. Beans (Fe Up to $3.49 each lee Cream Trays ier ne Jelly Dishes Umbrellas , ry Bowl | lee . Creamers may cla |G gegVioeees Weties "| Wanet Juan Sun or Rein and many other fi pieces. A suggestion you will ASS ee Tine select- oe v i ae Saks Umbel nin Rory orcelain Dinner Sets | Green, ; at Quick-Selling Reductions pe aac ect ural W. “Made in America” and a credit to this country. An —Excellen' atterion that won't lit s Mpcing at these special reductions. | ae eer Silk, p vse ny Special Values in Dinner Sets E.., ans Beek: Band: Plain white, 100 pieces, for- | Floral design in natural col- merly $6.89, now $3.94. oring, gold on handles, - * 00 pieces, formerly $7.89, Neat border design, gold on now $4.89. brella covering. handles, 100 pieces, for- | Plain white, 4@ pieces, merly $9.89, now $5.94, formerly $2.49, now $1.68. diame i in aevs, Floral design in natural coloring, gold on handles, 42} and black; pieces, formerly $2.97, now $1.98. at $2.97, $3.96, $4.96. Macy'e—Rasoment. B4th 61. aoe An Extraordinary Purchase of _ Silk and Leather Hand Bags Presents Savings Averaging 35% CERTAIN manufacturer with LARGE OVERSTOCK— | Macy ready cash—the story's short—savings average 35% and some run as high as 59% or even $10 on a $16.80 bag. Perfect New Bags ‘There are about equal quantities Silk and Leather Bags, They are made of first class materials in latest styles, including several unique shapes, are beautifully fitted with vanity pieces, and the silk Bags are very daintily lined with brow satin or moire silk in delightlul colorings. A few of the bags are vietured below; 7 Note the Savings in These Three Remarkable Price Groups: At $3.59 At $4.89 At Macy's usual fies Macy's usual “s usual price would would be 4.40, 6440) would be 66.80 and| be 60.90 and $10.80 and 65.40 97.10 to OH40 ke 08.00. te Macs's Mele Flees, B6tb treet. ~ Sites