The evening world. Newspaper, December 28, 1915, Page 7

#. There seems to be no Imit to the Money picture siars can earn those ayn if thoy care to go after {t, For ® year, porsibiy two, it hasn't been, @t all uncommon for an actor to draw| @ good salary in a legitimate stage Production, and at the same time pick Up twice as much acting for films during bis spare time. And .now co] ] comes the “personal appearance” ave- i | nue. Lately the picture house man- ,agers have been paying substantial Sums to film stars to walk ont on their stages and let the public look at them for ten minutes or so. ‘The star usu- ally givo a little talk about his experi-| ences, and for three ér four appear- ances he collects al} the way from $100 to $350. This money ts for one day) only. A well known star is leaving New York to-morrow to spend, all told, an hour on the stage of a pic- ture theatre in a nearby town, and for his trouble he will receive ‘All of which moves one to murmur | ¥ Pretty soft!” “DAVID GARRICK" JAN. 6. THE EVENING WORLD, Founded 1826 38th Street Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE In Progress Midwinter Sale of Women’s and Children’s. SHOES At Radical Reductions from Former Prices Greeley 1900 39th Street Se se a ee per Not all sizes in every style. Women’s Extra High Boots $5.85 Usually $8.00 Three of the best styles illustrated are in patent and dull leathers stitched with white; laced and but- toned effects. Also at this price Bronze Kid and Blue Kid Lace Boots {iret oy Women’s Shoes and Boots $3.25 Usually $5.00 and $6.00 In patent leather, gun metal and black kid, lace and button boots, with black or colored tops, also boots with tops of elastic cloth. Misses’ and Children’s Shoes | g bh | g i D4 7 PPO, AOLNP LOA Clearance Boys’ Apparel A varied and somewhat odd collection of Boys’ Suits, Over- coats and Neckwear at most unusually low prices. Good, de« bendable merchandise reduced to clear stocks. Many worth while auc Mu surprising prices. ¥'e—Second Floor. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1915. G| Square, all description > viled, mussed or 1 any t perfect—will be placed on sale all week at very attractive wes. This includes odd Nap. ins, Tablecloths, Centrepieces, Towels, Doyli S$, ete Broadway Hthte 35th St, Mary"t—Second Floor, A Sale Extraordinary White Silks of Standard Qualities At Substantial Savings good service. Ivory White Tub Silks (yd.) Macy's Usual Price 99c Stripe effects, good quality; 32 inches wide. Ivory White Crepe de Chine (yd.) TIMELY offering, presenting the most desir- able weaves of the season. Satins—the practical weaves that will give White Silks and White Silks that are now in demand for Blouses, Undergarments, Dresses and Linings; dependable qualities at prices (which we have verified) to be less than elsewhere for Silks of equal grade. 79c 89c Good weight and quality; Ivory White Satin Messaline (yd.) 59c Verified Price Elsewhere 85¢ 26 inches wide. Ivory White Satin Charmeuse (yd.) 99c F, H. Sothern will give his Anal|o | High cut patent, dull and tan Verified Price Elsewhere $1.25 Verified Price Elsewhere $1.50 performance in “Lord Dundreary” at/@ 4 Al] lender graceful li , ane a“ : Kaen ¢ . - tet ‘ . dayvevening, Jan. 1. ¥ | Louis heele. mie wee “$1 95 ¢ In Oar ilk Department, Second Floor, A5th Street. SPANISH DANCER WEDS. peovemrencensencesmncens Brondway bas just heard that tsa-|Z 9 ‘ srtees Girls’ M ’ S . e | _ Seay Prices Sharply Lowered On is A en s pringlike by’s Domino Room, was married re- . . aS j Blankets and Comfortables | Fur Trimmed Business Shirts Fabrics BAdarstgod abo will Join the now Win- | & If you have postponed the purchase of cold weather bed coverings ic Cc ts 7 94 a until now, these unusual offerings will cd] i oa “ SOLOMON WITH SHUBERTS, | gs will assuredly interest you. 7 eee: ee | Wie Hetene ck ana | concenmfortables | | Bed Spreads At 6 Seinen Prie HE feeling of Spring i the: mbuker | ite ankets, pink and otton-filled Comfortables Crochet; usually $1.50 and Macy's Usual Prices $12.49 to $15.94 eee Sty as all i blue borders and wide in pretty silkoline covers. 5 : ts freshness and delicac eat! Gee iS i ae. Usually $4.75 Usually $2.00...... $1.65 $2.00, 1.25 and $1.65 ==ERE'S a harvest for little girls manifests ‘itself the vd torship of “The Cut-Ups, 4 and $6.50 a pair, | Wool-filled Comfortables— ton whose ages range from 4 to Hay Fevuo at the Martinidue, to go/@ _ $3.85 and $5.00 tof, light wiatsead tip Dimity; usually $1.25 and 10 years. Handsome Coats ment you enter Macy's Wash = ——< | 1 All Wool Blankets—soft, warm. In pretty figured 1.50.....$1.00 and $1.25 of superior quality Velvet Goods Department. There new, mrnacticrce carn mots |@ | grin borden of bande | Gnitggga, UNtY B+S® | Sutnfinihedswroaty S500 | GIlM SF Natural Bev or Corea nen ial tar oe ee z dof pneumonia | * : ; 5450, i F s Be eek WD haa he wae kerchief design. Usuall $3.65 and $4.75 and $4.00, Ps lined with soft silks or fine pels await your exclamations of en- once the husband and manager : j 89-508 paireesese. . $6.7. Sixth Floor, $2.50 and $3.25 Various models in yoke, flare and the thusiasm and pleasurable sure F Gol and A. J. Spencer, ina ah _— meee reese cs new smock iat ,embracing the most prise. is city" ; x ecemciemoenspane ara jective styles of th . Bla . ; ; . } night in this il . paren ° : hana vaniensoemtensieemecane , pitied sed pravelielgg “Sine rae SPECIAL which will be appre- Harbingers of the coming sea Se ene airmen joloed bao ma Substantial Savings on 10 years, a by the toneees of | son are they: American printed ane! ‘ond avol@ i b 4 ; ew Yorkers who buy shirts at olles foothes Sfeoel id ;| SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES G| 87 Girls’ School Coats Macy’ in new ideas 98 inches de 38 in white! hey ha 4 “ 'S WI a ince break: D A The materials are woven Madras, id ‘ een’ then eaunie i \ i An opportunity to secure Bedding of standard quality, at much below j vetertd to $4.96 corded Madras, white Madras and the yard; colored and embroider- bs ed ast & | usual prices. 3 Macy's Usual Prices, 56.49 to $8.74 highly mercerized fabrics ed flouncing effects, 69¢ to $2.19 Setiemtfat nn j t $37.50 Hair AAS ees 5.00 i $23 oo termoor Mat- nite i $35.00 Box Springs, eee fulnanenein Laundered or Soft Cuffs attached, the yard. coupled with t % ! $45.00 Hair ee Bal PAV oe | $15.50 W $24.50 season. Not all the sizes ineach style} Coat models; all sizes from 14 to 17. 10,000 yards of Printed Voiles make them a de al * 3.50 Woven Wire Springs, | 6 but a goodly selection for girls of 6 to There are only 2,300 Shirts in this F We to the show. 32.50 * $15.00 7 $10.78 4 ; and Spray Cloths in new floral —- $60.00 Hair Mattresses, #30.00 Box Springs, $8.50 Woven Wire § 16 years. special lot, and they are bound to dis+ : aii ; DILLINGHAM “TOOK HER UP.” | i 21.75 Spree, crea trodes} in bg hr appear quickly. We have shopped on and other attractive designs. will sin, the '. iots, 1 ines an anc: x i m atl H Huippodro ant hig band | $6 lcO PING we.ennece.occeceroreceoec $3.95 | $2.00 Pillows....... vevtteeeeeecees. sisol trimmed with smart touches of velvet, | these Shirts and find that garments of | Printed on white and tinted ‘har 1 Sixth Floor : Yoke or full lined. All the popular no better quality are selling for $1.50 in grounds — some stripes. 27 of the Dig. the ate, that she | yt bel ; eee eee ae ee eo ee enc came een shades of the season, some other stores. inches wide. 12¢ yard, @ Bumber of stars wouk the Sunday night cor Meiba wrote Mr. Di would be p ned to be of r wer to lowed by t Macy'e—Third Floor, 35th Street, Macy’s—Main Floor, 35th Street, | wei __ish__ate___i)E__iih_iuk ik Ok 3 Monrte=Reaied Fee, SER 7 BUC ZC CCT z ee es Reduced Prices on fee “Really Delicious” Te tt ~ Men’ S and Young Men’ s Winter Flannels The old-fashioned idea of ‘*hard candies” is the very hard and very ordinary red and white stick | that only children sought. at the Hu Winter has just entered upon the scene when wedding took Custom Tailored Suits Bean chins over a year ans I ln Macy's makes this worth-while reduction on splendid Macy's has made “hard candies” as palatable, sightly and YOUNG HOPE CHRISTENED. | |i Flannels. Note our usual prices, compare them | 'éally delicious as the most tempting bon-bons in fancy boxes, Francis X. You don't know hard candies until you've munched these, Hard Candies, 39c a Pound, Macy's “Own Made,” Including, Peppermint puffs, Molasses fancy shapes, American cuts, Raspberry, Checker rocks, Lime, Peanut butter fillings, Lemon Clear hard candies, and hoarhound drops, Butterscotch, cocoanut Assorted sticks, christened Cohan wa later the with the reduced prices, then you will appreciate the savings to be had in buying at this time. Scotch Flannels, 17c Yd. | 8,000 Yards of Fancy Macy’ Outing Flannel, 9c Yd. lacy’s usual prices, ‘Mouy's aswel lacy's usual price, I 1c. 4c and Hc yd. 27 Inches wide, Light and dark Wash beautifully. These come patterns In a wide variety of color combinations, Pink - and - white, In a large variety of plain colors, plain stripes, and stripes with | $18.75 were $22.50, $24.75 & $29.75 W, Dunn and : Quinn, Jennie! OBrien and Eleanor O'Brien of} Philadelphia and Walter Moore, IHESE Suits were among the pick of our regular Winter | Gossip. ‘ Lawrence Wheat will leave to-day for the Pacific Coast. Pictures! ‘A masked singer is to be heard in blue-and-white, tan-and-white, he- liotrope-and-white, and dark gray usked } - with black stripes. and chocolate wafers, Different colored strings, Teale vaudeville coor tazorencenti| ia] stock, That they were the woven figures on ane and dark | AN! Wool “Amana” Flan- | Nut blossoms, Different colored tid-bits, fing, for the 'p rs at Sing Sing} best selling styles is evi- Laecal nee ee ee nel, 29c Yd. Assorted nut chips, Eitterent colored curls, noch eat ninne to tinea gy denced by the fact that this sale is made neces- white, heliotrope-and-gray, pln Macy's usual price, #4¢. innamon flavored candy. aout for Harry Davies Hie the: BA cary by our invariable rule of clearing out all and«white, and tan-and-brown, Also |. Fine quality allewool flannel, Perfection Chocolates “A Treat” s ) f it t id check: black, heliotrope, tan and blue pipes uk tn sripes and checks stripes on gray grounds. javy~andewhite, Wool-Face Eiderdown, Macy's usual prices, 54¢ &74c. At 44c yd. Plain and rippled in cream, pink, blue, gray, red and helio,36 Inches wide. White Outing Flannel, Macy's usual price, 10c. At 7c yd. 27 Inches wide. Heavy quality and soft-finished. Muacy’e—Seoond small lots. There are only two, three, and, at the mast, tour suits left in any one kind, all the others hav- ing been disposed of to satisfied customers since the season opened at the prices quoted above, While the style range is thus limited we have my Live: and Bowels Right. a mo tly all the wanted sizes. te Riways Feel Fine i The suits are in ‘There's one right way to speedily tone is | Purest chocolate dipped, filled with nuts, creams, marsh- mallow, jellies, fruits, caramels and about 57 other varieties, 1, 2, 3 and 5 pound boxes, 59c the Ib, “The sentiment is in the Candies— Not tn the Prices.” Macy's—Main Floor, Rear, » FROM THE CHRCTNUT TREE, “tough English or conservative Uy la models in both dace and domestic fabrics. the liver and keep bowels regular, Carter's Little Liver Pills never fail, Millions will that there fanothing so for bilious- ness, indigestion, headache or sallow, skin, Purely vegetable, %, Amnall Pill - Small Dose - Small Price ——————— i R.H, Macy Co.'s Attractions Are TheleLow Prices Rd Quick elevator service XG £3 = Herald Square ‘Broadway, Mth te B6ib St. ¢@e ammo: Nearest entrance to will bring you to our Daylight Clothing Department. Men's Department, Broadway and 35th Street, GUE OV ELE THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE] The WORLD sells 100,000 copies more in New York City each weekday than any other morning new spaper, , a IK MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU shen WORLD “WANT” WILL GO GET 11, | !