The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1915, Page 9

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Is tongue coated, breath feverish and stomach sour? weve’ “Pape's Diapepsin’ regu- ee ia lates disordered stom | achs in five minutes No more dyspepsia, sourness, heartburn, pain, beleh- | ing, or neidity 4 skull cap red wweater aki tr ' ‘ end blac« very ercoat with @ vel were ny markings } remain undigested « bil > will BOY DYING AFTER ASSAULT. o . ay at ’ 4 ™ a iy be Mettaveds | tice into the bloud all the you Cleanse the little liver and Was Strack With Irom tne can eat bowels and the y gel David MeLaughtin, After Kat what your stomach craves with: N a6 bee well quickly. taken from When y don't wait and bow fF child | or other disagreeable pale, docan't « be suffering now | |B nful « t young M or he had be ndigestion oF sleep- he or stomach | day; and. 1 lnxutive caught cold throat give a good Syrup of Fig no difference is given &y children a t 'p divan and fresh Pope's Diapepsin can be obtained ur druggist, and contains more ficient to thoroughly overcome the worst case of indigestion or dys There is nothing better for the stomach or sour odors tomach or to cure a stomach be coaxed to take this harml laxative.”’ Mil- lions of mothers it handy because | they know its action on the stomach, liver and bowels is prompt and. sure. They also know a littl k BRIDGE TROL .E =EY TIE-UPS. |__A feed wire burned out in a conduit given to-day] at tho Srooklyn side of the Manhattan at 7.15 o'clock ¢ from the headache. You couldn't keep a handier or more useful article in the louse.—Advt. two «and for grawn-ups plainly on the bottle. Beware of counterh sold here. Get the Eat Well- Feel Well; Le Lives Pills will make the old feel young and the young feel nted by signal transfer points, ers of the brid L.. . DOUGLAS #3, 93,50, $4, $4.50 &*5 Shoes | SCHOOL AND DRESS aa but it was d fifteen thou- in getting to younger, Othe ise ot i pediy shoes YOUR Martin Carroll of No. 409 Eas cremseie he hould }Hundred and ‘Thirty-eixth Str wat They guard of the Second Avenue elevated Constpation and compel the liver to are stylish, railroad, was struck by a southbound arotd Genel ont property. ter comfortable, { which Richard Vaughn of No. Pesvtarpanby leet albes gland and will wear like iron, [usiion a true remedy, Purely vegetable. Small Pill Small Dose—Seall Price, GENUINE must bear signature ation to-day block of t at William K East One H tried to ahead uely injuring n to Harlem Hospital R.H.Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are FOr Prices Man's lnneee Clothing and Store Elevators i — 35th St. ser Floor eek LE Lk wena Stains & “ Greadway Min covothSt. Side Side MEN.--There’ VIEN---There’s “Swing” to to These Suits at $16.75 For which other stores would likely ask $20.00 You wouldn't expect so much style and snap and quality in a suit at $16.75, or even $20.00! The cut, the individuality of the very lines show a marked improvement over anything we've seen around the $20 mark this season. Each suit hand-tailored throughout, some cut on English models with the much de- sired narrow shoulders and high waist effect, while others are cut on more con- servative lines with stationary roll lapel. Fabrics include worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres in stripes, checks, over- plaids and fancy mixtures. —And we can fit most any man in one of these Suits at $16.75 100 Men’s Raincoats, $9.75 A Raincoat offer, seldom, if ever, surpassed. Every one showerproof, in tan or gray cassimeres of double texture, Every seam properly sewed and cemented. Some have convertible collars, others button to the neck. Made to insure proper ventilation under arms, Macy'e—Mon's Clothing Shop, Fifth Floor, ANTONI CANTATA (@N/4010) 1 (00 RA RS MRI IT ST SEMI AIRE IO RL LUE I I oH Mary 6 Co's Attractions Are Their Lew Prices Out Restaurant hes on of the beet w the city of \bereld Square you « | and deightiul eurrousdangs | noon tee - Paget Pim Can arisons Are NOT Odious Shakespeare might have heen right in the matter parisons between but his axiom does not hold mat merchandise arison is the only of value. With out comparison how can one be sure of latest style, best service and fairest price? This store invites the broadest, most thorough comparison between tts offerings and those of other stores Notosa matter of senti ment or pride, but as a service to the public, be eatise everywhere and anywhere Macy's can stand the test “Miss Liberty” Stationery The American Flag is the insignia today of neutrality and patriotism. It aignifics the ideals of every American whether by birth or adop- tion. Our new Miss Liberty stationery is made of Whiting’s Fine Kid Finish Paper stamped with a fa, in color—perfect fh White ae Blue, with the word: y Shield’ stamped below it in gold letters. The box is beautifully embossed in gold with the Liberty Head above the banner, and words appearing on each sheet of paper. The contents consist of twenty- four sheets of white paper and twen- ty-four envelopes attractively tied with silk ribbon, Macy’s price, 69c a box. Macy’e—Main Floor, Hand-Played Music Rolls Priced Low These prices are positively ** Lowest - in - the -City,’’ Latest popular songs . and dances, 24c each Back Home in Tennessee, Just Try to Picture Me Donaldson One and Two-Step Arrangement. Played by Jack Glogau Dancing the Jelly Roll Paley One and Two-Step Arrangement Played by Arthur Prescott If It Takes a Thousand Years Ball Played by Phil Schwartz In Day Dreams (Princess Pat) Herbert Played by Joseph J. Fecher Put Me to Sleep With an Old- Fashioned Melody, Jentes One gnd Two-Step Arrangement Played by Arthur Prescott That's How the River Shan- non Flows. Ball Played by Hobart 8S. Mintz That's When I'll Marry You. Cormack Played by Ira Hendricks The Little Grey Mothe: Who Waits All Alone. De Costa Played by Phil Schwartz The Sweetest Girl in Mon terey. Paley Played by Alma Schultz Things Are Getting Better Every Day. Gumble One and ‘Two-Step Arrangement Played by Ira Hendricks Wedding of the Sunshine and the Rose. Gumble One and Two-Step Arrangement. Played by Harry Billings Yodling Songs, Medley— Introducing Roll On, Silver Moon; Sleep, Baby, Sleep (Irene's Lullaby); dnd the Mountain Stream, Played by Harry W, Walter Dance Music Blame It on the Blues. Cooke One and Two-Step, Played by Arthur Preacott Hitting the Trail, Schwarts One Btep, Played by the composer, Phil Schwarts ‘atu on arrenmrenmeenermenerenaTan ini. NC hey BG Voonqueracie armies anould make but It was the climax of the whole ‘THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY OCTOBER VW you ere chopping in the fond excellent! serwne for bund 12, 1 (aneuers wunaty om alter Mereld Sewers Girls’ Coats For Winter Wear A Special Coat at $10.74 for thy ts otill a school: girl coat which is pot ' The hustr model of lustrous Zibeline is an excel example of all the good points of this season's ot ‘The graduated plaits give the desired fullness to skirt and the ever-popular bell is gracefully in velvet, following the cut of the velvet collar and c This coat is warmly lined and may be worn or buttoned high at the neck Sines 10 to 16 years ond green Girls’ velvet coats of excellent quality, $12.74 This model has « large furtrimmed collar, crush velvet girdle and ie trin with but Warmly lined and interlined, serviceability with style Sizes Oto 10 years Girls’ school coats at $6, AL Colors black, green brows coat of che with ly lined throw Sines U6 to 10 ye Mae Third Vlowr. Shades avy, brown ated lent ults open tons eV] cults and navy, bre Corsets for Full Fig igures Our new corsets have all the requirements of the new figures of fashion. “nipped” in a little more, the bip long, tendency to curve than last season. Two styles at $1.98 each. One desirable model made of strong coutil, medium high bust, long hips, curved waist-line, and three pairs of hose supporters. Another with lower bust; reducing clasp; elastic section in the back and six heavy hose supporters. At $2.89--Three models with medium or low bust, heavily boned, reinforced across the abdomen. One style with wide elastic belt below the ciosp for support. Another with me- dium bust and short back tor the short curved figure. The third style is ex ceptionally good, with meaium low bust, tong hips and elastic insert at the back. (As illustrated.) The bust is a little higher, the but with more of a waist At $3.89—One model for the tall, straight figure with medium bust, long hips and elastic inserts in sront and back. Also one modet for the curved figure with fuller hip line and elastic inserts, front and back. Macy'e—Third Floor, Sale of Imported and Domestic Dress Silks 3,500 Yards Imported Black Chiffon Dress Velvet $2.49 yd. This fabric is 40 inches wide, Sold regularly else- where at $4.00 a yard. Mucy'e—Seenad Floor $1 Obi price hey 2,500 Yards I Domestic Yarn-dyed Black Duchesse Satin rhes wide rled and 49 yd. Our lowest tofore for this iden- tical quality was $2.97 a yard. Linoleums!! Imported and Domestic By far the most extensive stoc By actual comparison lowest in the that rugs being sold elsewhere at highe from the standpoint of fabric, color and statement by making your own comparise New York, Prices— Quality —We find r prices are inferior Imported Wilton Rugs 27x5tin., $6.48 and $7.24 | 9x10!y, 4}ox7'4, 19.48 | 9x12, 635x9, 35.50 | Ox13!, design. Prove our ons. $53.50 $58.50 and 59.50 68.50 Imported Seamless Wilton Rugs Woven on French and English looms Will wear longer and appear more beautiful than almost any other Wilton ever made Beautiful colors to select from. In three sizes only: 9 ft. x 1014, $71.50 and $75.50 | 9 ft. x 12, $81.50 and $87.50 10 ft. x 1314, $109.00 and American Made Axmin $114.00 ster Rugs A durable all-wool rug at very moderate cost. 27 in. x 60in $2.34 oft.xoft, $13.48 86 in, x 72 in, 3.74 | Hft.Sin.xlOft.6in, 19.89 4ft. 6 in. x6 ft. 6in., 7.14 | oft. x left 22.48 Inlaid Lincleums Two yards wide, including tile and Tile wood effects patterns are in blue and white, green and white, and geometri- cal effects, All new goods, perfect in ever go straight through to the back of the goods, The colors These prices y detail, show at a glance the savings poastble at ot Macy's 74c Per Sq. Yd. 98c Vr iad price elaawhere Be to BSe, |_| Very pur prive tee Imported Inlaid Linoleum at | and $1.48 per sq. yd, 98c Per Sq Sq. .Yd. ive leewhere $1.15 to $1.25 at $1.04, $1.29 These three grades are sold elsewhere in New York City at 81.15, 61.35 and 41,65 per square yard, Macr'e—Fourth Pioor Baton om by ele e Boys’ Suits & Overcoats of the Practical Kind Newest Models Special at ** Wear. Proof”’ Satts for Boys cach with two pairs of srousers; all woul materials of the newest patterns: rough chevy ward dworsteds Pabrics that twee wie and brewsved Meets, sites 7 to 16 years, Onty at Macy's cau you find « suit tike this All-Wool Blue Serge Suits with Two Pairs of Trousers, $6,49 Strictly fast color Navy Mlue Serge; single breasted patch pocket style or with pleated back and from, Coat lined with alpaca lining. Sines Tito I you a Mustrated at right three-quarter length. vertible collar, Bue, trated above at left. Woolen Plaids and Serges for School-Girls’ Dresses Little girls find an added self-respect when they are ap- Macy's Dress assembled the newest materials for Children’s wear in the right weights and colors, priced s0 low that propriatel Children dressed. they invite immediate p | 54-inch Fancy threat! © yout trees breed and at home = eprly to place your order Mes Mele ime maw wey Ulsterettes for Boys 6 to 12 years, $6.49 Cut on the same lines as Big Brother's ulster, but only Belted. back, Made in Rough Tweeds, soft Cheviots, Gray and Brown Chinchillas, Wool lined. Illus. Woolen Plaids in color combinations that are quite new. up into dresses or skirts, $1.29 yd. 45-inch Imported Plaids, in rich dark colors. from which to choose. 45-inch French Twill Serge, A well favored fabric this season, shades. Several at yles 98c Suitable to make All the correct winter and fail Me yd. 36-inch All-wool Storm Serge, 39¢ yd. 40-inch All-wool Storm Serge, 49¢ yd. Light-weight materials, such as nun’s veiling, albatross cloth and Henrietta, are priced just as attractively. ‘Macy's—tecond Fleer, White Fabrics At Speci Crinkle Underwear 2pect 27 inches wide, (yd.) 8c Macy's Usual Price We Heavy crinkle fabric, ideal for underwear, as it requires no ironing. Macy's—Second Floor, Centre, attentions you may en ad $6.49 24 to 8 years, $6.49 A variety of fabrics; Bine, Gray or Wrown Chinchilla, Feacy Mistures in Gra: Brown and Tan; Kerseys a Blue and Brown; vetvet or self collars; buttoned close to the neck: woot lined. Beit al) around. double breasted, con- Goods Section = 40-inch Hiair-line Stripe Serge, in blue-and-white, green- and-white, browsandewhite’ ond and black-and-white. @c yd. 36-inch Fanc checks and plaids A Pog er fashionable colors. Large ment to sclect from. 490 weer ‘inch All-wool, Double ‘as Serge, black and pl sig 2 tes ett cloth for hard wear. i ial Prices English Long Cloth, # ine, (12 yd. ples Hirai terse aaa ls width which cuts to bast edventage At $5.49 A stunning model of Satin Striped Taffeta; blue and white, rose and white, malze and white, flesh and white, Beaded ball buttons are the only trimming on thls | very effective Blouse, IL | Iuatrated above Blouse Modes of Unusual Charm Macr'e—Third Floor, 84th Street, Like flowers in the garden, these charming Blouses seem to spring up overs night; each one presenting some \ new style. Ps) hought, some Juew, fashion fancy to captive ate the feminine 1 eye; two very chlo Blouses illustrated, At $6.49 Developed in Georgette Crepe, the entire front composed of Uny knulle pleats with 4 rows of hemstitching, White, — flesh, — maize, American Beauty, as well as all the new suit shades Similar model sold else where at $7.50. [lus trated above,