The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1915, Page 9

F POLK NOW SUGGESTED ~TOTAMMANY MEN FOR DISTRICT. ATTORNEY Corporation Counsel Is Demo-| crat, but Not in Local Organization. The namo of Frank Lyon Poll, Corporation Counsel, Is being men- tloned in connection with tho Demo- cratic nomination for District Attor- hey in tho next fall campaign. ‘The suggestion has come from Washing-| ton and Tammany leaders, it 1s kifown, have been sounded on their attitude toward the Corporation Coun- a Mr. Polk is a Democrat, but not a Tammany man. He was one of May- or McClellan's chief advisers when ho | was fighting Murphy. However, it is thought that he might be acceptable to Tammany and bis name has been sug- gested by men close to the Adminis- tration, who hope to beal any feeling in the party here, so Democracy in | New York will be united in 1916, It 1s reported in both Republican and Democratic circles that there is opposition to the nomination of Dis- trict Attorney Perkins on the Repub- lean ticket to suceed himself. This is not from objection to him person- aly, it is said, but because Gov, Whit- man appointed him without consult- ing party leaders. The opposition to Mr. Perkins, it is 90M, may result in a demand for a Fusion ticket. Frank Moss, who was Aasistant District Atrorney in the Whitman regime, and who aided mate- rially in the conviction of Becker, and Magistrate Joseph 1. Corrigan are both said to be desirious of a Fusion nomination. ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION CALLED GROWING MENACE Dr. Adlerman Demands Govern- ment Control of the Big Philanthropies. GAN FRANCISCO, June 15.—Gov- ernment control of great philanthropic foundations was urged to-day by Dr. T. BD, Adierman of Brooklyn, N. Y., Presi- dent of the National Eclectic Medical Association, in dn address before the tifty-fourth annuel convention, which opened to-day. “E view the Carnegie and Rockefeller Weundations with more than suspicion and distrust,” he satd. “We should uch autocracies. They con- ever growing, ever in- enace to our liberty and to medicine.” MICH FURNITURE CO. Purchase® Down TSN Blo tok rel 15 Down 2 3 Hh PROPORTION Thott LtWox AND TItAVe PCHARGE MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO Physicians every. .} where prescribe Stomalix, confident that they have a THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 19198.' BONWIT TELLER &,CO, The Specialty Shop of Onginations FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET Clearance Sale Wednesday NOC. 0.D.'s NO APPROVALS NO EXCHANGES 85 Women’s Coats For Sport, Travel and Dress Wear 10.00 Formerly up to 29.50 Coats of large Black and White Checks, Tweed Mixtures, Navy Blue and Tan, Gabardine, Nov- elty Cloth Fabrice and Taffeta Sport Coats Separate Wash Skirts Reduced to 3.50 © Sport Models of White Pique, White Linen and Embroidered Linen Fur Storage Vault on Premises Phone 7300 Murray Hill Men Who Pay $15.00 For Clothes Should See These Suits at $16.75 Many of Them Originally $18.50 & $19.75 TH ERE is such a thing as false econ- omy—a suit at 5 that isn’t worth while would be more costly than one at $25 that was. If you are going to spend $15 for a suit—add a dollar seventy-five and come to Macy's. We'll show you $20 class, $20 style, 820 value at $16.75, because we buy for cash and we sell for cash, This Store can give you more actual clothes value for your dollar than any other Store. Thisis not merely acclaim. It’s a fact, growing out of cash buying methods followed by no other New York store. Choose from smart Shep-| Fancy worsteds, cassi- herd Checks, striking Glen ponien sie Sparta 4 's for summer wear. Urquhart Plaids, nobby |Full, half or quarter Al- Tartan checks, neat pin | paca lined— just as you stripes and attractive fancy |like — some with sleeves mixtures. silk lined and finish. Young Men’s Summer Tuxedo Suits, $19.75 Elsewhere $25.00 Here's a skeleton lined Tuxedo you'll find very comfortable almost as cool as @ Palm Beach Suit. Made of black Vicuna; coat is silk faced and collors and cuffs silk galloon bound. Sizes 33 to 40, Stripe Worsted Trousers, $4.75 Every man needs a pair of stripe trousers to wear with his dark coat or blue serge coat. These strictly all-wool trousers are in correct stripes in dark and medium shades. Ee . ONLY BRONX STORE a) A : | DB AuMANNs ¢ @ 14-9th StREET @ 3rd AVENUE Easy Payments—Make: Your Own Terms Plain Figure Price—Cash or Credit Frame is solidly constructed in oak; gold: seat and back upholstered in imt. leath 3 Rooms 4 Rooms 00! Fernanea; $47.50 | Fornacchy $7.50 | gomnciey $122.50 OPEN EVERY EVENING—NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE 149™ ST., COR. 3° AVE. y 4 Your Summer Reading The books everybody is talking about—the books you have always wanted to read —the books that will while away many pleasant hours—all here at less than publishers’ prices. run in before you go and take out “insur- ance against boredom,” at lower than“ regu- lar rates.” Macy’e—Book Shop, Main Floor, Rear, 2,000 Dozen “Fruit of the Loom” A great editor of the Re- Sheets and ee et dan Pillow Cases made the proud claim that whatever appeared at the following low prices: SHEETS in his paper was 80. The, journals of his time |] 51 oy, each 9e| Six 94/y, each 74e 63n 941/,, each be | 81210314, each be adopted the motto, and lived up to its principles )] (3111311 cach 7ée| lal l2/y, cach Oe 72x 94/;, each 7le | 90x 94/4, each B4e with such splendid ade- quacy that readers in |] 7109/4 cach 76 | 901109/, each 94e MN12/,, each Be | Wal t2/y, each Be came to believe, PILLOW CASES js. Trust and than = Initial Pillow Cases (ea), 26 Embroidered and _ scal- et the ar eo has loped, in. neat designs; made of Macy announcements. —astatements verified, || Daytime Pillow Cases (ee), 36¢ trusted and rewarded by Initial embroidered and a public that found them scalloped; made of “Fruit of more | faithful’ then 1] New Envelope Pillow Cases could do more to justify (each), 44c With large initial; embroid- tribute to fair dealing and the prestige of simple truth Muslin; size 45x36 inches. ————————____—_—_ Macy's—Desement, Reae. «Well Started | « arted | * and worth time and money to all who came. Goods at Macy sales go fast—and there’s an excellent reason. t the Wi down still further. ‘ome values of other stores. So | and share in these double they expect—and find—real } economics. and cotton—samples of imported and domestic hose, 94c to $1.89 Women’s Ingrain Thread Silk Hose in black and colors, the value of the sale, at 69c. Men's Cotton and Lisle * Hose (ncludingembroidered) | A0eand 80¢ Women's oe at 2dc. 1,00 Men's Ingrain Thread | | Children’s Socks, full accept and inion to ratify 42x97 /y, each I8e | 50x37, each Ze 45x3%/2, each I9e | 54n3%/, each 22¢ late truth. For more than half a cen- “Fruit of the Loom” Muslin, “Ver ified Statements” size 45x36 inches. has been the Macy motto worthy of trust. the Loom” Muslin, size No store could have patrons 45x36 inches. i than their faith. ae The growth of Macy's is a ered and scalloped all around; made of “Fruit of the Loom” Five Macy Sales Well started because well worth while— « haa arta ae genet aan Sale of Hosiery Includes thousands of pairs of silk and lisle #5c Men's Imported and 25c Women's Black Lisle Domestic Cotton Hose at 15e. | and Cotton Hose at 15e, Silke Hose, in black and colors, | fashioned, fancy tops, at at 15e, 59c. Macy's—Main Floor, Centre, Sale of Silverware The greater part of the stock of a famous New England concern, for many years known as makers of fine sterling silver for the trade. Heavy Flatware Fine Hollowware at 40% Less, at Half Standard Prices, ie hae ail ; Solid, heavy silverware i Rich sterling silver knives, very benwtital phot ila forks, spoons and every everything from napkin conceivable variety of rings at 47¢to hare useful te atl pieces arranged in grow ai Tre, be, $1.59, 91.98, | Shot Ree healys Saas $2.79 and $3.69 the piece, piece, Also splendid single pieces up to $21.38; Coffee Sets $32.25 and other sets and pieces up to $149.75 that will make gifts of far finer appearance than the price you pay would indicate. Macy’e—Main Floor, Broadway, Sale of White Goods - Includes $25,000 worth of seasonable fabrics. Hardly necessary to say more—New York women know already what these June clearances mean in values, 44-inch Imported Lace Voiles (yard) 24c (The newest1915 fabric—usually 74¢ yd, at Macy's.) 27-inch Crinkle Under- 38-inch Dress Voile wear Crepe (yard), 8c | (yard), 19¢ 36-inch Seed Voile 49c Marcella Crepe (yard), 24e | (yard), ec 69c Irish Handkerchief 40-inch Embroidered Linen, 86 inches wide | Voile (yard), 33¢ (yard), 59c and 79¢ French Silk Long and Cotton Georgette piece), Crepe (yard), 330 & 49 Macy's—Second Floor, Centre, Sale of Women’s Low Shoes Clearance of styles which sold so quickly that size and color ranges are already incomplete, Staple styles also included, Shoes that were $3.49 to $5.94 earlier in the season, at $1.98, Others that were 83.49 to $4.49, at $2.89. Some that cost $4.69 and $5.49, at $3.69, And those that were 85.04 and 86.49, at $4.69, Macy’e—Hecond Floor, Rear, 49c Cloth = (10-yard T2e Sale of Linoleums Remnants, cut lengths and short pieces of two yards and four yards wide standard goods sold at half and much less than half former Macy prices. Bring room measurements, Iolaid Linoleum — Rem- Figured Cork Linoleum nants, 48c sq. yd. (Former | Remnents, 29 »q. yd. (For. priest were 74c to $1.59 sq. | mer were 4#e to 690 yd, sq. Macy's—Fourth Floor, be Thee Graduation Gift ie ‘ny mi solved t sively for you by ony Stationery, Jewelery rr Sporting Goods iments. ‘The lec 5 people can su A ut Wish, any mu : OF ithe that wal bein jaore joy thay coulllen things chosen with less cure. It is eppre~ pridtenese (not the price) that counts, after all, Boys’ Furnishing Week Presenting Remarkable Values in Every- thing Necessary for the Boy's Outfit. Fes: Boys’ Shop at Macy’s is as complete in its way as the Men’s Shop or any of the other distinctive Departments of this great, establishment. Everything for the Boy will be found here at typical Macy Savings Boys’ and Youths’ Shirts, 96c | Boys’ and Youths’ Shirts, $1.58 | Boys’ and Youths’ Shirts, 490 Standard $1.60 Grade Standard $2.60 Grade Macy's Uaual, Price 6he Made of high! 5 Shirts made of Silk i i sand Wrvea fads inp | and Tiacn trent brand aes | tse yes Mie of Wore Madics Crepes and White or Fancy Stripes. Collars | of the newest deni colorings re plain White or neat colored Stzipes. attached or separate collars to match fu the omartect effect, Roch ebive | a h French eutfs; sine 19 collar te match. Si =e yam ee | 18 wo 14 inebes. R.A. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Thetr Low Pricad Herald Square, ‘Broadway, 34th vo s6th St Boys’ Blouses, 64¢ Macy's Usual Price, 96¢ r pony Made this Sale. i of Fancy Crepes, rics and Woven Madras. A pleasing range of patterns in the wanted colorings. Collars attached or separate collars to match; finished with French cuffs. Sizes 6 to 16 years. An excellent assortment of Blouses in light, medium and dark grounds with neat colored ie all white ad had Included also is the Ideal Summer Blouse with low turn-over collar, short sleeves and turned-back cuffs. All well made and finished. 6 to 16 years. Boys’ Pajamas, 59c Terry Cloth and Boys* Pajamettes, 89c¢ Standard 75¢ Grade Blanket Robes, $1.59 One-piece _garm: sundsss Aba uarpertood igbrtin Pros [Soom Heth ieetes bs pusty eolenn| een beus, basis of ied EE 5 | Liked with ol frogs, Blssa ¢'to 10, [400 10 year Verbauey Green. Slows Oe ta peu Boys’ Washable Neckwear Boys’ Leather Belts and Collars At de 2 for 266 Belts, 440 Collaga, 2 for 25¢ White Silk Scarfs| Tub Ties im stripes and| Leather with Dex orl AM the with hand-embroi col-| pretty colors; look just as| patent buckle, with Sewers ored figures. Fast colors) good after they are washed. Initials; Black or Tan;| inetuding the Eton; soft or that will Isunder, Big variety. strong; sizes 98 to 98 inch.| laundered; sizes 11 to 14, Silk and Knit Ties, plain and striped, Silk Windeor Polka Dot Ties, de and He 2 for 350 50 Styles of Boys’ Tub Suits, $1.89 YP, ‘- All the smart models of the season are repre- sented in this splendid group of Boys” Washable Suits, sizes 214 to 8 years. At the left of the illustra- tion note the little chap in the “Dickens Suit”; in the cenfre we show the new short Rus- sian model and at the right the popular Middy Suit. Many other jaunty suits in this collection. Macy’s—Bors’ Shop, Second Pleas, 84th 04. Morning Dresses of Lawn, Crepe and Gingham—Special 94c THREE pretty new models with 9 neatly trimmed blouse waists -and flaring skirts. In black-and-white, lavender, pink and blue, Tissue Ginghams with embroidered organdie | Figured Crepe with chambray collar/and’eufty; collar and vest; fitted yoke skirt. | yoke skirt on very flaring lines. Figured Lawn with organdie collar and cuffs; brs ane Gibson waist and circular yokeekirt. Sizes 34 to Porch Dresses—4 Styles, Special $1.89 (Macy's Usual Prices 82.24 and $8.49) Pique in wide wale weave; pretty ‘colors. Dimity in dainty dot Model wih orehadie collar and cuffs, has | stitched cuffs and linn fees By military pockets, yoke and leather belt. Flar- | crochet buttons trimmed. Skirt with deep ing skirt with fitted hip yoke. wide Striped Gingham in white with Roman stripes in colors; pique collar, cuffs and vestee; fitted yoke skirt in flaring well gored effect. black buttons. Important Savings in This Sale of Untrimmed Summer Hats UR very successful sale of last Tuesday was attended by a crowd —and since then we had many calls for similar Hats. e have duplicated the best numbers—at the same attractive prices. Millinery Dealers may buy as many as they please—quantities are not restricted. White Hemp Hate 1,500 Real with Black Velvet Milan-Hemp Hats Facings Special, see 99c Verified Price Elsewhere $1.75 White or Block S, Over 1,200 ee these a lish pt pay Sailors, in medium and large fine quality He effects. Black velvet under- —well made aad carefully fie neath as shown in the illustra- ished, A large assortment of tion. White Hats, with Black smart Sailor shapes in large and small effects, Velvet or all Black Hats. Panama Hats, “Cane-Seat” Transparent 99c Hats, 49¢ & 59¢| veri ied price sleewhere Becoming Sailor $1.60 shapes; natural] Reliable quality, color are He) black, ia a veriets of navy and other col-| sha ming to ors, 59c, SN S05 and misses. Hats Trimmed Without Charge—if Hats and Trimmings are purchased here. Macy’e—Second Fleer, 34th Street,