The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1915, Page 5

WEATRE MANAGERS MEET. HEE Renee Hee emene SS SAMUEL T, DAVIS DIES FROM PTOMAINE POISON Whe oon ~ * ot a mae Weascned b hee Om ee Jimny Ae a * One Pees ememion Fo ter ‘Free Streets, Lower Fares,’ HEL) UP BY BRIISH, E Gives Chicago Paris Rates PAPERS TAKEN AWAY (2-0 0. wm yn - jeeon as the papers Gueetion wr , mee Overwork, Unat a Reform in illinois Metropolis | Archibald, Who Was Later) es Pg Ne ge st puttin Won by Adopting New York | 4 2seuseues ‘terete part | Released, Well Known Here |snser 05 hts represent tage mel Nyro ondy ss » ots ons Io" hatning ion lore: | ongeetiy qoarne | tse Soters » onn-te ae : a : = ’ J ‘ ou | f ittl d Bi e tert , ° ‘ anhalt magnate, ai to-day l 1 ( sirls Ordinance that now must be coonall as War Correspondent, pentanerttes ove tn reom IOS is os te Gummer bone tar Peeed ob as or ean ig ‘ ‘th a Martridge Buliding, No 1H Hroad . - ; \ with the eensiant development e advance « HEY ore all here at Mary’ the Avtema S 20-CE . vee Tue efttors of Seribners Magarine - CE. Cm 1 | | arta ne epeciat inportance to the! CLERK HAS DISAPPEARED. indispensable for school wear, to the pretty F operstore of these venicles 20 London ng Unat James | —_— | wilk dress demanded by little miss for matiners and her Proof That Abolishing Private ~~ : lw a water, bad Metetives Ack Poller to Find Be ie was @ pioneer ti own special informal coral affairs, And the prices are - the tohetene ot tee Vere ae tel * Failmouts, Hog dolph Mott. tomovile businesm In the day | peculiar to Macy's which means the “Lowestdu-the- Hackstands Benefits the Various provisions of the New York And some communications from| Search ts being made by relatives and the infancy of the #team and # } Cnty ordinances, Ht stitl will seeds *"go Count von Bernstorf to the German line car be was on enthusiast ever ' Such « pretty contee dress of Public. ‘Gener My eg vernment confiscated from bim the possibilities of the self-propeiied | nevy serge ie made im straight Musson pew Wricad bureau, which was es.| “Mf. Archibald was pot on 8 com- car Viftaen years ago he was « com. | | fashion, “and butloned over « white ebiiehed at « we $26,000 by the| mission for us thie trip.” sald one of | pete in all speed contents tn the! } —— AJ trom, J oA A Loeb. CIty Lo CAFFY oUt the new ordinance. | tne editors to-day, “but It Ie mot eur-| Ble @ecided to epend o vacation on | fast, abd On Nov. Id, 1901, entabiishe | ye ony: pn By Sophie Irene John Drennon, chief of the bureau.| ising that the British oM@oials had | term. The day he Sort beans to enated o|0 seceré for steams ectomeltion tm 6 Cr. = 2° and o bit of the same adorns the linen cvller then Cae Th yeare “Chicage can be thankful for |purHuant io the recent ules for taxloab service, Re now 20-cont taxicab ratete the [that the cabs are better in etringen! wow rat, postal card to Miss Krome of No 186 1 Street, Astoria, from Poughkeepsie. meet beld on Comey Isiand Boulevard 4 He covered ao mile in 116 suspicion, He te widely diplomatic circles and ance and drivers give more - the following Tuesday wrove his mother, same ¢ long campsign carried by The | Snoe ond ih time thelr license i ot of the fact that he was) 1111 ie was stopping in the ¥. MC. 4/6 gasolive car a mile in bi 4-6 seconds Cc TED 4 Another serge frock, made Evening World, and elee The | renewed : sailtelee Per on friend id Dr. in that city. Mis family learned that hol Mr, Davie was one of the original ELEBRA aaa on stesight lines, ie embroidered to = wy Week « liet of the numbers| liumba, the Austrian Ambassador at » of i Evening World is te be congratu joaba that do not come up tol Washington |}ormvand be bust HATS Bolero effect ond tive in trent with on lated fi jeading the way te thie irements given to thel ,, e left home io the | embroidered sash of the material. first Porie taxicab tariff in the and the police, and as fast] “He Knew cone von etre ena cnet sieht tab pitie ould large Collar and culls of embroidered corom ani ce to these cabs are taken off| well, and as « member of the Army rs ” recently batiste. Sines 6 to 16 years. x United States,” said William P. their Moenses having| and Navy Club in Washington was | profited by large war orders, and Mr Fall Styles 57.94 Eno, the well known traffic ex- been withdrawn for one defect or military and ‘avin Wan Weakened by overwork pert to-day, in commenting on another. pnb Maen realli | ‘and worry when stricken with his As smart 0 silk trock a0 . | diplomatic oles, It was largely Count |) y) young or older girl could desire the now fare instituted by a com- because we he would go to Ger- at manos of te Game\ illustrated here material is crepe gery in Chicage. many under auch favorable auspices | save @ farewell luncheon to-day to Dr a fortcor In sory, of rose. The soft “Cab companies are now coming bed fo that we ordered two articles from|!, 4. Tuosler, who salle for the United (Prom psoas std Reaves P bg ro Pealize that old methods of monopoly | aay city of the world.” him last apring on the war from the| States on Bept, 6 to complete arrenge-| “po the peuple of pe pa a 176-100 Pith Ave. 181 Breadway NEW VORK <Wngencie te AM Primctgal citioe norry Wo way they do.” coatee (both front end beck) ie of contrasting satin, Sines 6 to 14 years. Very special at $12.74 Macy'e—Third Fleer, When the Keen Autumn Air Whets the Appetite-- Macy prices are obsolete, and they must adapt) themselves to new conditions which the motor bus and jitney must figure. “The Jong, persistent fight by The Bvening World, which resulted in the new ordinance and the 80-cent drop, with the free-for-all use of the street | assured, bas brought about this iow rate, since Chicago followed the New| vision of the License Department Pork ordinance and also inatituted| Patrons of public vehicles who neck > the protection of the License Bureau bo Dhasdherantiad yoianedg ice while travelling on the streets will Montague Ferry, needs use taxtoabs with taxtmeters German and Austrian side He basly been writing articles for us for twen- | \ ty_ years. iM He wrote thom from Cuba during luncheon. ‘The greatest trouble now encoun- 1m | tered by the bureau Is that of vehicles operating witho a taximeter by the ason-Seaman Company, which #e- cured an injunction to the recent amendment There is no way for the patrons of these vehicles to get redress in case of overcharge, from the clty, since the driver sets the price and the vehicles are not under the super- ad don't the people of your church Yo, They only think they do.” & Founded 1826 Greeley 1900 2 missioner of —Then is Public Service of Chicago, who was efized, at until auch « time as the eee Sea ince: 6 Tesponsible for the present Chicago| the Injunction ts removed or the sparkling joy: ordinance, has frequently sought the Leer o are goer ene: Otel zest of ted. advice of The Evening World in aenepenatiieipiamanii Macy table ere is o @rafting the ordinance, and invited OUTING ENDS IN TWO DEATHS. beverages, list of “good & representative of this nowspaper to the invitin, things’’ Saye ee See eee Train Hite Wa 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street | Barve o) from the an assistance towal ‘ac’ taxicab service in Chicago similar to] 8: 3» After Bunwatow My Store Hours 9 A.M. to 5 P. M. Sandiehs pig | that in New York. CAMDEN, N. J., Sept. 1—A bunga- : f ‘The new rate, which is approxi- iow party on the shore of Garden | economy of value: >, @ had a tragic ending at jure! sree eres THE PARIS HATS ARE READY tne 4 kt ordinance abolishing private “hack: Gabe bahean care ineres ey tel Celery Paige sSeled (i) Ite. , 4: Sool! Sa 4 stands and privileges to favorite tatl- | Atiantic City flyer, ne . ead companies would popularize the |g Jon” Jikdeintha tna its “Mer Her Millinery Is More Wonderful Than Ever Made Not crisp clery, inet Pateptonal favor” “A vehicle, so that the law of supply . fd Exceptir flavor. Maine potatoes and Macy's per- fect mayonnaise. Sugar Cured Boiled Ham, Sliced (Ib.) 33¢. Every ham selected, cured and cooked with greatest care. Smoked Beef, Special at (tb) 43c, all iced. and demand would give # chance for | lower rates, “It js just like all continuous low- rate business,” said Mr. Eno, “The ‘They were being taken to the depot tallest’ building in the world was \i)Y Wagon to-day when the flyer built on the frequent turning over| struck the vehicle. Sieber, who was | of nickels and dimes, driving, was thrown to one side of | Nova Scotia Salmon (Ib.) 79. The very choicest on the market. Genuine Smoked White Fish, (1b.) 2te. Rich and of very fine flavor; an excellent breakfast dish. ikles went to visit the Bie- The bers at their bungalow yesterday. 4 Hest fits iddles; “For years the ownere of public {5f'the train, sn Per fell tm Front Sler Brand ‘Salami ‘Saeci Extra Fancy Munster Cheese, re blind to their own Ib.) 39 this sale (|b.) 27¢. 5. They did not realize THE FELINE WAR ZONE, ( re. Medium sharp, excellent Oavor. A cheese that will suit every one’s taste, “Ementhal” Swiss Cheese, special (1b.) 37¢. (From the Ohio Atate Joumal,) We try to be as tolerant as possible {n our attitude toward all, both man and beast, but we imagine the neighbors’ Fancy sausages of the best grade, well spi d seasoned. Savory and appetising. English Style Dairy Cheese, (1b,) 24. constant use of ° a low rate, with the Paris Model Hats From Maria-Guy, a ‘“‘Postilion” Hat of dashing style, in black panne velvet with cord and rosette. The Shapes Most Favored Are the Postilion, Girondin and the High cal own sons have @ pretty well de- fined Impression that they are living in @ war zone, een fi ili A Joffre blue Macy's usual price, 88¢ Ib, Old] Rich and of piquant flavor. —- —____— Crown Directoire melee the military ostrich plume is smartly posed on the aad teh tn aver a very mine Macy's usual waa’ is 4lc the motif; and there are the softer and more slashed brim.......ccecceceesecs 50.00 cheene, pound, feminine effects represented by the Capeline, Hirondelle and the Watteau; large Sailor Hats with flat brims turning up, or drooping in many artistic forms. From Renee—A high crowned Di- rectoire Hat in black satin antique; topping the high crown are two syseping French ostrich plumes in a soft deep pink.........e000+ $75.00 M. Closes 5 P. M. FRESH FROM THE MACY BAKERY Raisin Nut Loaf Cakes made of the purest and best ingredients, each cake weighing about 144 pounds. A Ct De retails in specialty stores at 50c each, Our price 39c each, Molasses Fruit Cake—baked in SB size forms, each cake weighing about @ pounds, je of the pur- est ingredients, and contai.a raisins, citrons, walnuts, figs, and the purest of spices. For this sale, 34c each. Macy's Old Fashioned Crullers—made of Be best ingredients, and fried a crisp gold brown, For this sale, 15c a dozen, Counter Delivery Only. On Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Store Opens 9 A. James McCreery & Co. Plush and Panne Velvet are broadly fa- vored. Trimmings are quite simple and in- clude ouckles and beads, and the simpler varieties of feathers. Reboux Hats are almost entirely in black, or in white. Richer colorings are seen in Georgette models. Many of the hats are attractively veiled with laces that cover the upper part of the face, and in some models cover it entirely. { From Odette—A fascinating oval Sailor; at the sides extremely wide, at the front smartly narrowed. In Venetian blue velvet with crystal centred roses \ nestling against a smocked band of the A velvet.....+ $75.00 Caroline Reboux has designed a charm- ing Hat for the “jeunne fille’—A wide brimmed Capeline in midnight blue vel- vet, trimmed with a single rose; beneath the pleated brim is a flange of soft pink ‘ mee aaah I tC } ribbon.....++ aeaaveeweset soe $95.00 Copies of these Lord 9 Taylor Importations will be made to special order only and at fractions of original models’ prices. \ 34th Street 5th Avenue On Thursday and Friday FEATHER NECKWEAR Ostrich Feather Ruffs with tassel ends; all the latest colors. 2.25, regularly 3.50, Ostrich Feather Ruffs with satin ribbon bow, OED 0D (0) ED 0D 0 GED 0-GRED (0) E> 0-00-00) PURE TABLE BEVERAGES Ostrich Feather Boas, 36 inches long, with SHERRIES W from Jose KE, Ivison, Jeren de In Fr 5 \ tassel ends, 6.25, regularly 9.25 | NE BLOUSES MAKE TH EIR DEBUT Brut Ivison —good pele ir pe poser care } Fox Shape Marabout Scarfs.......4.50 and 6.50 Autumn’s Smartest Models in the Fabrics ; Meee grtoe " Mecvayouat Bate ' regularly 6.00 to 8.75 Which Have Won Fashion's Fancy Bote, be Aa rg wat Sn Special Reserve Madeira, from Blandy Bros., Funchal, Ma- deira. Macy's usual price, 85.46 gallon, $1.21 bottle; Sale peice, $5.04 gallon; $1.09 bottle. Charming,—these new Blouses with their graceful collar effects, their new shoulder lines, their novel little “ re ” Vi | high collar, vestee andcuffs ........sssseeegeeees foundation; finely tucked and featuring a high military icing, The “McC ery’ Vietor Payment Plan | Georgette Crepe in white; a model featuring the finest } collar, epaulets, cuffs and strappings of soft satin... $5.9. Martin Seo. Manhattan Seo, | Bronx Dry offers very attractive and convenient terms. | | of cluster aces, combined with box pleats. Extremely Crepe-de-Chine in a strikingly clever military model, Maron Re ol Maabatien Diy) Aerrelan hee . 5 smart is the wide square coll finished with the finel trimmed with many buttons. ‘The extremely high collar acy's usual price, €11,89 dozen, 1.02 bottle; § pram, - ane of r mee purchase arrangement for | pleated frills. AOR On aes $5.95 flares in most becoming fashion.......++++ eaeiaes $9.95 510.84 dozen, 9% bottle, WHISKEYS { every style of Victrola, viz:— piel Tony s - | Mount Vernon Whisk | Real American Rye—8 years old, | a] o ‘no Te y ye 5.00 } WHITE CREPE-DE-CHINE BLOUSES, $3.95 | WHITE CREPE-DE-CHINE BLOUSES, $2.95 Mevewul til wera eae . . . Inset medallions of creamy lace, combined with em- A very pretty new model with sailor tie and low collar Galion, ee S| Gatton nes 8488 ba? a month in payment for a $50.00 Victrola in broidery and fine tucks, make the model illustrated on the left | Embroidery and hemstitching add to its style, while the Bottle, “ale “69c | Bottle. siek SLA 7 Oak or Mahogany, and a purchase of records | unusually effective. Note the graceful lines of the collar, finish and detail are excellent. Real American Bourbon —lwavy bodied, fine old Bourbon, f Y at | | Macy's usual price, 85.24 gallon, 61.24 bottle; Sale price, gallon, t equal to the initial payment on the Victrola. ; Third Floor: $4.96) boutte, $1.44, Victor- Victrolas ED () SD 0D (0)-GED (0 <REED- 0 GEE: (0-03) ED 0-0 -CD 0 ED (0) GED (00 EED- 0 ED- 0-GED(C0) finishing touches so individual Georgette crepe, over a dation of flesh pi chiffon; filmy ecru and white Maline lace is used for the smart and so fetching. tucks; the flaring pointed collar, vestee and cuffs of w hite : $5.95 black, over a chiffon hiffon Cloth in white, navy OEE OGEEEPL0 0) OED 1) GED OED (0) GED 0 RED © GED OED 04D 0D (0) <> 0 EID 0 SED 0 ED (0) aD 0D CALIFORNIA WINES AND BRANDIES REAL AMERICAN COCKTAILS Made of the very purest ingredients and extra strong to stand Macy'e—Fifth Floor, Sith Bt, a enema a ; Sol selli ae : Californian Pure Sweet Wines.) California Pure Grape Bran- The Blouses featured for special selling are examples “Red Start itcnde nada’ trite | dient toe (rR seesareten of all that is most interesting in the new mode, and typical the finest California grapes California “Red Star” Brand — { | of the excellent values which women know may always be meee sale $e tae si aaa , | found in the Lord & Taylor Blouse Section, Gallon, ‘ite Sit Gallon, ieee Wee 33.7% / s 5 ‘ jottle, Sle 4 : ae FIVE FETCHING NEW BLOUSES, Special, $5.95 pe. art eR \ Cream Silk Lace in the exquisitely dainty model Crepe-de-Chine in black or dark blue, with cluster Gallon, $1.68 $1.49) Gallon, $3.88) 34 gallon, $2,063 illustrated on the right, is effectively combined with Bottle, Ble 42c | bottle, 9c,