The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1915, Page 9

FIND MURDER MYSTERY ONLY A FILM DREAM AFTER PUMPING POND ERS SALE ONE WEEK g\ 300 EXohtsive STYLES Jersey ity 2,500 Dresses (trom MAKER to WEARER Stnetly When Five Day “Hunt for Body” Is Over WHOLESALE PRICES A Beving to You of Dresses # —2 AS LOW AS writA hoole te thet they naginat Chief Frank Monohan the Jorsey City potioe will go fur ROW MEI (A « T Rue o of the » wan. ¢ a ¢ s ‘ 4 orven ™ t they t makes a rh ANUPACTULY DRERHER ONNY ing. Here's why stopped myate the foot of Florence Street, and, tak ing out of the car @ large bundie wrapped in an air of mystery, had thrown it into the water, According to all the rules of scenarto constru: IT MAKES LITLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— A WORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND GET IT, « ntain th FALL OPENING Our clothes for Fall are now ready. After many weeks of preparing, revising, adapting and ‘‘finishing touches’? we feel that we are ready to put on exhibition aline of Fall clothes big enough, compre- hensive enough, original enough and stylish enough to be consistent with the importance of our opening announce- Everything in Fall clothes is here— every stylish model in hundreds of at- tractive patterns and finishes. You are sure to find just the suit or overecat you will want to wear. Besides—in va/ue we have never pro- duced anything so remarkable as our present line. By actual comparison with the goods shown by other New York ‘lothiers we actually offer you a $25 Suit or Overcoat BIS a $30 suit for $20, a $40 suit for $25, etc. The reason is the same as al- ways—low rent at Walker street, and eliminating the usual retailer’s fat profit by manufacturing and selling direct to the consumer. Young Men’s Department ! We have a special department, you know, for young fellows—pre- sided over by one. We’ve made a special study of what the smart-look- ing chaps from nineteen to twenty- five want—and we give it to them at es one-third cheaper than they could get it any place else. Our clothes for young men are stylish, but not a bit freakish, Some are as extreme and original as could be —but all are uniformly in good taste and attractive, When you see the clothes you'll see what we mean. Moe Levys Son 119-125 Walker St. Our Only Store See A, eer aed —r Police Get Facts . ye of the chief reasons why mov- | > ine plotures are advocated for use in | pe ‘stimulate the | % only etimylate the imag: | tion the boys knew the bundle murt | ngled body of some THS EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, | around the p Bireets py CHORUS GIRL FIGHTS =! ee mare "| ah Sean TO KEEP RICH HUSBAND." = vee wei =" MOT JARMULOWSKY'S BODY ‘ Mae Peend te Hires Freres co ® Auereh Senior ag he culprit tm the the Jersey squito HOPPERS consider the movi S of the greatert comforts « going from one floor to hey are handier and more convenient than the elevators Quick, ot comfortable-—never crowded, always running. Use them the neat time you come to Macy's perts pronounce escalators the safest mode of transportation yet devised for buildings * W4F fe HEeeF tere. ; Po age Pom pore are found i Heme) ° oniary inotend of the the heroine of the meledrnmmm month juet ahead FALL OPENING SALE LADIES’ HIGH-GRADE SHOES Exceptional Value $1.98 Values to 85.00 Lated Cuts FOF, Se cocaplenss of chrapare who ranch Xe have provided « Macy Order Boot Booth in The bi Booth has oh ha afl the the thet of the gnkerthen HADESSA ie convenience of Broadway and 34th Street. Booths in the Hudson and stores, Sturdy “Right Shape” Shoes for {¢tt Children to Wear to School For school, for play, for drese— “Right Shape" shoes, correctly fitted, give children ease of toot and parents case of mind, Their scientifically correct shape, their thorough wear-resisting construction, plus the advan- tage of their having been fitted to your children’s feet by ex- perts, make “Right Shape” shoes your most reasonable and economical choice. Boys’ Blucher Model, Sizes 9 to 1339, $1.69 Straight lace. Sizes 1 to 6, $1.98 Another grade, Sizes 10 to 1834 $2.49 Sizes 1 to® $2.79 Large boys’ Shoes, Sizes 1 to 6, $2.97 Macy's—Second Floor, Rear, Men’s Shoes $3.49 They might have been priced #4.00 or more— but the discount we got for paying cash and the lower Macy margin of profit combine to make a difference in price that appeals particularly to business men. Black or tan calfskin, Goodyear welted soles; toes recede and heels are broad and flat. A shoe any well-dressed man would be proud to wear. Shoes that were $5.49 Now $2.97 About £00 pairs reduced for quick disposal, All sizes in different Myles, but not all sizes in every style, All perfect in quality. ‘This is a chance you shouldn't miss, Macy's—Matn Floor, Balcony, Exquisite, school and semi-dress wear, Girls of 7 to 16 years Specially priced $1.98, $2.97 and $3.96 the latest Puris Millinery Salons (Second Floor) School and Dress Hats for Plain velour hats in smart shapes— Business Hours; a Macy Suit at $19.75 —also sold elsewbere at one of the higher figures quoted School and Dress Hats for Girls 7 to 18 years of age At $4.96 to $9.89 Velvet, with satin ribbon and flower, $2.49. "dainty creations, representing and London ideas in velvet and velour trimmed hats ip | Chauffeurs’ Outfits Cost Least at Macy’s Terma dad Coen? Central Terminal, Use it whenever you are in a hurry. eraid Square, »'dway, 34th to 35th St, 9A. M. to 6 P.M. First Long Trousers Suits at $12.75 “and it’s the equal in style and fabric of any $25 suit I ever.wore! I'd even call it a shade better, because | am so thoroughly satisfied with the way it fits, the way it's made, and the way it looks and wears.” That’s all there is to a suit—and a Macy suit possesses all the points and “class” of a $25 suit—at $19.75. IN STYLES—everything that’s new: one-button, two-button, three-button sacks in all accepted variations of the latest London cut, with narrow, long rolling lapels and waist- line gracefully shaped to give the pew “full- chested” effect; also conservative three-button sacks with stationery roll and front. IN FABRICS—the latest weaves and colorings: stripes, checks and overplaids in the Autumn shades of brown and gray; and blue and Oxford vicunas that are unsurpassed for service and wear, Gardlemeri s suits for the Young Gentlee men of 15 to 19 years, who finds himself “grown up” of » sudden—and mightily proud of his man’s estate! He is harder t please—and harder to At-—at this stage of Lis career than the most fastidious man- about-town, yet His Lordship TAILORING that shows the master- tat hey ok nee a touch of America’s greatest designers, and toe “T.” workmanship that is nothing less than absolute Stim, youthful pee perfection, ALTOGETHER these suits will prove that a store which buys and sells for CASH has more to offer men at $19.75 than even the best of other stores can give at $25. Prove it for yourself—we have your size. . adapted from the smartest styles; tailoring of real dis tinction, and fabrics unim- peachably correct recommend these “long trousers” suits to the mother who wants the bet for ber boy. Exery sutt ts correctly cut for just the age and proportions of the boy who is to wear it (not simply 9 5 Young Men’s Suits con toa «heer ce | and is made to stand up nobly | at $ 1 4.75 under the most strenuous wear, with far more quality, style and “class” than the low price would suggest. In fact, any one would “ be justified in culling them $16 to $18 suits, because a Macy suit at €14.75 is identically the suit Bring the boy to Macy's tor his first Sizes 84 to 42. “long trousers” suit. Macy's—Youns Gentlemen's Shop. _ Meer’ ‘e—Men's Clothes Store, Fifth Vloor, Broadway, Fifth Floor, Yet they measure up in smartness and quality to the best that specialty shops have to offer. Correct cut and faultless workmanship characterize every Macy suit—from the highest-priced to the lowest— and the fabrics throughout are of qualities found in more Hlere are a few values, for that have no equal in New York: Chauffeurs’ Overcoat, $22.50 As pictured wt left, a smart, double-breasted belted back model with military collar and side vent pockets, in standard gray covert whipcord that is guaranfeed to wear, Full wool lined throughout. Chauffeurs’ Suit, $14.75 As pictured at right, w well cut half-Norfolle made of the same material as overcoat, but a little lighter in weight. Fit, finish, expensive suits elsewhere, example, | | | | | | | Caps of same materia! as suit or overcoat, $1.79 Pokaaltaad| salloreiol i ahied’! velvet workmanship perfec, Choice of trousers or breeches larger velvet hats—in short, hats to fit every girl and every occasion. } Gloves—black cape wrist gloves, made with grip palm, $1.49 Navy, brown, black and the new ¢&% ‘ Outfit complete, including Suit, Overcoat, Cap and Gloves, shades. ' $40. On the Bak (84th 8t,) Macy's—Pitth Floor, hath st, te Fea URINATE > RI Macy KGa ~