The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1915, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER «4 1915. _ Hem de = - . ‘ ~ Fale ane wont ; antes CONSTITUTION’ pate nat og tee eos B. Altman & Co. ; re ’ - » Caste Conner vet - ° PURE BUNCOMBE ; nenpene : acerca : Im the Millinery Department, on the First fr + ‘ Floor, « timely Sale of — . * “1 Pramers Challenged to Show |" revealed Fr - va Pecan Sas Women's and Misses’ Hats Where Any of Them Built on es Gee . ‘ ‘ . Y stiey mente, evented by| TOSS "SS die pelten ef , will be held toemorrow (Tuesday) comprising prise a Hey Vat Cily, whe aoe ant : ’ ; ve Eoncorvetion Commies ’ TRIMMED VELVET HATS - Commie o dugte o be . . oh ap . - SORPORATION LAWYERS | hove 6 vast so ptuapamentte |e =p eine ots ESS wenn om pase con. \PRDSRATION OF LABOR in several atteactive styles . . at $9.50 principles of Common sense is the af (6 6 . SERVATION CLAIM | TO MAKE WARON THE . 1 a 7 Trickery of the Short Batlot| ‘se ot comenctul Amores best-|asn‘naruing, ront-poving, 8 sow camerrierion ee BLACK VELVET HATS "Tue taxpayers of New York City MORE INSTANCES OF “BUNK” IN 5 ' —_—— any nie untrimmed * - + + @t $2.75 » and Conservation Clauses |, 7. pa ey Aid Grier ane as THE consriturion ALMANT, H. ¥., Ovt. —The mate '<. ‘ Sxponed frotg tinge agg dy * Veder A Tabor promises ne Full assortments of flowers, follage, ostrich Constitutions - ured prow By Martin Green of the vi 4 new Constitution * whole, the finanetal the proposed Coustitu stop the growing om and corruption whieh & ze Morgan J. jon lawyer and office udge William N. Dyk. Made in U. S. A. At all Good Shops. RAPE VEILS—iong, flowing and irre- D sistibly graceful—are the vogue. The best dressed women wear Van Raalte Drape Veils because they have a style, a design, a beauty and finish that marks | the attainment of perfection in veiling. And remember, Van Raalte Veils wash with- out wearing, stretch without tearing and outlast three ordinary veils, Address Dept. H, E. & Z. Van Raalte, Fifth Ave. at 15th St., N. Y. C. Look for this ticket on each yard. | Accounts. ; count who w So. rected to the fact that the proposed Constitution ere a Department of ‘There is ni the size of this new ¢ head of which t# to b the Governor and can be removed at any time, consequentiy the Governor will actually be the Commissioner of Accounts. ‘This would be a very expen utterly useless piece of Under the Moreland act thi bas the power to appoint sion to examine the accounts of any lepartment. This Department of Ac- Jestened to take the place of the Bureau of Efficiency and Econ- omy which was wiped out by the Leeislature because the Moreland Act ma it a superfluous body, another instance of making a new department solely for the purpose of supplying Jobs. With a great show of virtue and economy the Constitutional Conven- abolished the ¢ of State era clerk's job, and of no ¢ State. This was a meritori- ons niece of work, RUT! A TRANSPARENT TRICK THAT COSTS $100,000. The proposed Constitution pro- vides for = Department of the Treasury, the head of which shall be appointed by the Governor. d of the Department of actually uties now devolving on the State Treasurer. They wipe out the office of the State Tr urer and then deftly bring life again at a proposed cost to ‘of $100,000 a year, id combine | ULOS? LY A Notable Offering of New Lustrous Hatters’ Plush Hats at $2.79 Highest Grade Hand-Blocked Lyons Velvet Hats st advantage: | out equerely Co t We have taken in exchange for new Waters Pianos and Waters-Autola player-pianos a large number of good uprights which we must dispose of quickly. We need the room. These pianos have been put in fine condition and will be sold at very low prices and on easy terms. This is a special chance to get a good piano at less than its real value. Write for catalogue. Horace Waters @ Co. 134 Fifth Avenue, near 18th Street Braych Saree 127 W. 42d St., near Broadway 254 W. 125th St., 8th Ave. OPEN evenincs 2 E. 149th St., ao 3rd Ave. Pp power Home of Chapeau La Marquise, Second Floor. Herald Square, fS'way, th to sath St. Untrimmed Hats At Very Special Prices The quality of these beau- tifully finished hats makes them especially desirable for dress chapeaux: The bril- liant silk hatters’ plush and velvet with which these hats are faced are of very fine grade. A great variety of newest shapes: large Sailors, High Crown shapes, in large small effects; Turbans and Tricornes. Altogether, about 15 different shapes. Black only. i Another 1,000 of Our and fancy feathers, jet, gold and silver ornae ments, are in the regular stock at moderate Wteh Cor ont Ev World) | There we venthe cages oAegaee A New York City, 0 4) giy MEN WHO FRAMEO THE De Cleaned to the press of che CONSTITUTION. b Bah to-day by Mr. Honore m. Min | toe gousomunn wan dominaed anal The Ribbon Department 7G, the press agent in charge of ac. | th is now showing a complete line of foreign novelties, among which are Chiffon Ribbons in tinsel and flower effects, Rich Satin Ribbons in the new shades, with variations of silver and gold; and Gauze Ribbons (six and nine inches wide) in handsome floral designs. A variety of widths are displayed in heavy silver, gold and attractive plaid Ribbons. , Brassieres at Special Prices for TUESDAY, OCTOBER Sth. Muslin Brassieres, trimmed top and bottom , { with wide lace; hooks and eyes down the 4 (ORG ob) ee UU 50c Brassieres of all-over embroidery, with lace inserts at top; hooks and eyes down the front. . wk le ele Brassieres of lace over net, trimmed top and bottom with imitation Filet lace; hooks and eyes down the front . . . . $1.50 All of these Brassieres are in sizes 32 to 46 and : are exceptional values at the prices quoted, ’ An Interesting Sale of : Seasonable Bed Furnishings for to-morrow and Wednesday, will include the following, which, considering the qualities offered, are remarkably low in prices. White Blankets, per pair, $6.50, 7.50, 8.50, 9.50 & 11.50 i Satin-finish Bedspreads, with scalloped edges: Single size . . . each $3.00 & 3.75 i Double size. . . each 3.75 & 4.75 } Crochet Bedspreads, each 95c., 1.10 & 1.50 ~ oe hee ke 3.96 Comfortables, cotton-filled + each 1.50 ’ q If you are looking for a really fine velvet hat with stylish lines—French sdurer one Peas Mast in wun aad Polat 4 pine much longer Muslin Sheets i than the usual hat—select one of these hand-blocked hats. Quality, ' ern ro ers style fod fit ge ay they are the best value in the Fi All with plain hems + each 62c. to $1.10 ' new shapes—large, medium and small, | i 42nd and Fird Streets, West of Filth Avenue Muslin Pillow Cases with plain hem . . each 17c. to 28c, Fine Velvet Hats at $1.69 We had a sale of these hats last week and our patrons found such becoming styles and such exceptional values that we decided to have another 1,000 made and offer them at the same extremely low price. Black, navy, brown, green and purple. New Sailors and Pokes in large and medium effects, ‘Tricornes, Turbans, ete. A Remarkable Sale of Fine, Rich Paradise Feathers At Exceptionally Low Prices For a dressy hat there is no more stunning trimming than — | rich, graceful Paradise Feathers, With the ban on their importa. is tion still in force, naturz the prices of the feathers still on hand in this country have increased considerably, making them a luxury. Searcity tends to increase prices and prices elsewhere have become abnormal. But, through Macy’s far-reaching cash influences, we have been able to secure a lot of absolutely first class real Paradise Plumages at an exceptionally low price (as compared with the market price of to-day). These feathers were imported to America nearly two years ago, before the ban on Autumn Dress Silks and Velvets Continuation Tuesday, on the Second Floor, of the highly important sale of fashionable imported and novelty weaves i | The Special Sale of Women’s Marvex Gloves presenting unequalled values, will be continued to-morrow (Tuesday) At very special price advantages, as indicated by the following partial list : 88c Black Imported Taffetas, 36 inches wide; yard Regular price $1.75 Crepe de Chine, 40 ins. wide, in black, white and colors; yd. Regular price $1.50 $1.15 Fifth Auenue-Madison Avrmer, Mth and 35th Streets Nem York Black Mousseline Duchesse, | 36 inches wide; . yard Regular price 82.50 Satin Celeste, 36 inches wide, in black, white and colors; yd. Regular price @1.75 Chiffon Taffetas, 40 ins. wide, in white and colors; . yard Regular price $2.50 $1.20 $1.28 Black Chiffon Taffetas, 40 ins. $1.38 wide; imported; . + yard Regular price $2.50 $1.40 The WORLD Sells 100,000 Satin Charmeuse, 40 ins. wide, $1.48 Black Moire Cotele, - agit inal ke : es am ard D145 . Paradise Feather importation went into effect. We are glad to in black, a Me i 31 inches nl athe ae | give our patrons the benefit of this special purchase and quote below the following prices: pies lore in New York City ; oa ‘ . ; | Small Sweep of Paradise, Sale Price $2.49! Large “Fountain Effect" Paradise, Sale Price $10.89 Each Week. ThanAn Other Chiffon Faille, 40 inches wide, $1.65 Crepe Meteor, 40 inches wide ; $1.35 JF “Fountain Effect" Paradise, Sale Price $5.49! Large Sweep Paradise with Head, Sale Price $12.89 re y in black, white and colors; yd. ¢ in white, black and colors; yd. 91.39 Medium Size Sweep Paradise, Sale Price $6.49) Very Large Sweep of Paradise, Sale Price $15.89 Morning Regular price 88.50 Regular price $2.00 paper All in Black or Natural (yellowish We trim hats free if shapes and trimmings are bought here. pV FE é Na NiTONN ON @Viife\tiveNt /evira\