The evening world. Newspaper, March 2, 1916, Page 7

Pat first, always, wher | Sepia mite peper—thven know how many sheets there are in the roll. In no other way can you Jeter- mine .onest/ juantity value. ‘oilet paper p ped loosely wound to make the rolb look big. Vote No. MUGT Adam, in SB the Counted Sheets that Count” coflissue | Paper has 1000 sheets to the roll— 1c. Soft, white and absorbent, whereof he speaks. ted suburbs. Seat: Thewe. The ai ‘ makes 5 healing. 2500 sheets In guiton ot rolls, 25c. Ask your bad 5 “ea yA Tt is @ pitiful and convincing pio- SCOTT PAPER CO. World Wants Work Wonders, ture ot the henpeoket ‘mato which Garden of Eden. Ti UE In the face of a rising market we have reduced pric great vericty. Gas and electric lamps. Modes in Girls’ Coats and Dresses Youthful charm and individuality are evident in these becom- ing suits and dresses that are peculiarly adapted to young girls. Care has been taken to make them within reach of the modest purse. Clever Little Suit (illustrated) of serge with faille silk over collar and cuffs. ‘The coat is built on straight lines and is a loose belted affair having panel back and white parl button trimming. Muspendere on shi: skirt with pleated panel back. In navy, Hague blue and checks. Sizes 10 to 14. Special at $15.49 A Full-length Serge Coat for general wear is nicely ia ored in loose belted style, and lined with serge throughout. Large white pique collar and deep cuffs—detachab le—finish the coat. In navy or checks. Sizes 8 to 14, $7.49 Hand-smocked Dress of chambray in pretty shades of , rose, Copenhagen and tan, is made with French waist and has dainty featherstitched yoke. ; We Cae ey, i i i d cuffs contrast pleasingly color rrhite pique cele 12. Special at $3.24 ————Macy’e—Third Floor, Centre= === Misses’ and Young Women’s Sports- Wear Suits and Coats These cleverly cut suits and coats have attained a youthful and jaunty air that is smartness itself. lightfully new colors ang fabrics. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. Distinctive Sport Suit of | Strikingly Smart Wool jerecy i 1 Silk, in stripes or Velour Coat. Two novel Foc colors. Belted coat, area Leys wit edd bens very simply and well made; tiful buttons bre . { back and front panels. has round collar with wide Collar, which may be worn revers, Skirt, cut on straight high or low, and also the lines, has smart separate cuffs, display buttoned belt. In stripes of rose, Copen- straps of white kid. Peau hagen or mn on white or de cygne lined. Gold, ro: in solid white, $33.75 or Copenhagen, $19.7 Another rt Suit of Wool Velour in large black-and- white ch is faultlessly tailored ov straight lines. Flar Ing etylishly at ips, the coat ia straight at back and front— its slashed pockets and bright lining are quite smart, The skirt is tailored like the coat, $33.75 ‘y'e—Third Floor “Marchioness” Corsets Mould Graceful Figures Women who realize the importance of being well corseted They are appreciate the virtues of **Marchioness” Corsets. made of excellent materials and built on fashionable as well as practical lines. “Marchioness’” Corsets, $2.97 Of all-pink silk striped material, with low bust and long hips. Trimmed with silk embroidery. Well-boned, 3 pairs of hose supporters attached, Sizes #2 to 30 “Marchioness” Corsets, $4.89 A model with very low bust—elastic inserts at waist-line; long hips with flexible boning placed so as to allow free hip movement and yet give the much-desired flat back. In white or flesh colored brocades. Sizes 22 to 26. Two Excellent Models in Brassieres At 69c. Deep V-yoke of strong cotton cluny; wide banding at waist-lino; linen at centre. Bibbon bow, Bizes 96 to 44. At 4c. Of all-over cluny laee—daintily Wade Unt fea enough an full Amuse Daa dizes BB Lo IS Pim bird Tho Object, Sure to +—____—— By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. | Boycott the disobedient wife at the altar! ‘That ia the advice given today to men readers of The Wrening World by one despairing husband, whose letter seems to show that he knows This gentleman, who signs himself “A. B.,” goes further back than St Paul to prove that wives should submit themselves unto thelr husbands as unto the Lord. He points out that ff our first father had shown a little more “masculine energy” he might have pre- vented the disobedience of our first mothor—and, as a corollary, we all might be living in Paradise now, in- stead of in over-heated apartment houses or under- Personally, I feel that life in New York City ts more interesting, If less pellucidly placid, than Ife in the ms On the score of the first moving day, I mimmanewms have nothing against Eve. I ain one of those “modern sisters” on whom, according to Mr. “A. B.,” her | sins will be visited. For I shall never promise to obey--anybody!) Semi-Annual Sale of Lamps and Shades es on Foreign and Domestic Lampe and Shades from 16 to 50 per cent. Boudoir Lamps in They come in de- ‘ Extra Size Skirts, $9.74 (But that, maybe, is because | PE BVENING WORLD, Patient Griselda Not the Ideal Wife for 1916 Husband. THURSDAY, MAR if ft appeals to any real woman, or if she desires to wish the role on the man whom she loves best. contrary, she is Ikely to be as Jeal- ous of that man’s dignity and eelt- respect as of her own. But although a henpecked husband is a truly deplorable spectacle, so likewise is a roost-. er-pecked wife. If that is the ideal of “A. B,” If that le what rt,” 'm afraid many of us must disagree with him. And is he going to find support from his own sex? to momber Does the modern man wan marry a 1916 edition of P; Griselda? Does he want a wif who has neither a mind nor # will of her own? What do Evening World readers say? Here is the plea for Musband’s| food husband would reling lones rather than rights. lone correspondent ‘presents. I doubt! “Dear Madam: You have asked for acquiesce in being a henpecked man. ist tn (REY? =: Garden of Eden, Made a Mistake On tho obedience. Well, lot's God, would be in Paradise to-day. of the survival of the stom practical life: not ly that air of hap, for feminine beauty. ‘My wife te an efficient boy, still those incessant over rather insignificant never allow the apirits of love happy contentment to t manent boarders with us. “L know that every seif- his matrimonial privil: ‘Averyhusband’s' opinion on the ss alty for Eve's sin dare disobedient wives will become ex- tinot In compliance with the law fittest. There alwaye will be enough obe- git ee te be syene to yracrart 10} ing the other ones eo Weare ome per- t very first precedent recor Lverybody knows what cons- the Bible attributes to the the first two mates. If Adam had shown a little more masculine energy he might have pre- | vented Eve from disobeying the com- and all of mankind Here te a little explanation taken “Everything goes well in my house, except that a wife who constantly aol amtability which is eo perfect « frame house- keeper and a good mother to our nttie "matte respecting, juish all of ch @ man after untold unsuc- attempts to convince his wife of her wrong attitude will regard their marriage as failure, and while he goes on supporting his family as before, he cannot but feel, down in his heart, that he is dragging with him through life an unshakable bur- to understand his best chum, father, Il explain to him that unless wi to PY. all hie life he'd b look for a future mate wh AN PARLY PALL. | Threeyear-old Sammy Zachar of Hester \trect fell three stories yesterday and merely scrambicd Mirty dozen egos. a Ashmead-Ingersel! Bridal. ‘Mise Marjorie Snow Ingersoll, daugh- ter of B. Fred Ingersoll, was married to Lenox Livingston Ashmead, son of the Rev. Charles A. Ashmead. yesterday or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get @ small trial bottle of old, honest “St. Jaco! pour a little in your han right on your aching back, the time you count fifty the and by the bride's only attendant, and Hi Ln Delamater of New York’ was the best clomew's Church.” °° IWorld Wants Work Wonders. | Reproductions of Imported ° | Suits Advance models, portray- ing the newest features of the Parisian mode. A limited number of each style makes this a rather exclusive col- lection. Russian Blouse Suit, $19.74 Developed in Gabardine; the Russian Blouse coat in flare style, finished with bias band of taffeta silk; lined with peau de cygne; black taffeta shirred standing collar with | an overlay of white faille; novelty buttons; flare skirt. | Navy and black. | Jeanne Lanvin Model, $26.75 Reproduced in black and white check worsted, also lain gray, blue and black. Loose fitting ‘““Coche” coat; student’s collar of white Bed- ford Cord with large Black silk tie; cuffs to match; fancy metallic buttons; very full flareskirt insemi-yoke effect. Velour Check Suits, $32.75 Medium length strictly tail- ored coat with fan pleats, giving the desired fulness at hips; two-tone buttons to harmonize; skirt has shirred back with yoke and adjustable belt. Black and white, green and white, also blue and white checks, Lined with peau de cygne. Macy’s—Third Floor, 34th 6t., Bway } | | | Ultra-Smart Skirt Modes | Three new models just re- | ceived are typical of the styles to be worn this Spring. Skirts of taffeta silk are quite appropriate forthe Tea Danse, as well as for street wear. { Black Taffeta Skirts, $7.49 Exoellent quality; semi-yoke effect with frill and rows of shirring in the back; pannier flare at the hips gives the desired bouffancy; fin. ished with tiny self-covered buttons Smocked Taffeta Skirts, $7.49 Chic model, for the dansant or street wear, Yoke effect produced by rows of shirring in smocked {design which imparts @ graceful (rowing to the skirt. Black only Eacellent quality of Men's Ws Serge in black and whi stripe, aloo uavy blue and Tailored to # degree of perfection inverted pleats in the back with a crossed belt; side flap pockets finished with smoked pearl Rates * *Macy'e—/Phird Floor, Cen | fa Roman Striped Poult de Soie in assorted colorings makes an attractive Blouse. Large bal! buttons and fancy belt of patent leather and metal add a smart note. $14.74 SS SS Maney’ Ti The New Sweaters for Spring are Charming In a wealth of colors—in soft, woolly fabrics or lustrous | ! fibre silk, they appeal to the | woman who loves Outdoor ; Sports, and who looks to com- fort as well as smart appear- ance. Women’s Brushed Wool Sweaters, in gray, canary, white, rose and Delft. Soft, fleeoy wool that spells comfort; made with convertible collar that can be buttoned close to the neck; turn- back ouffs, deep pockets; sash with tassel ends $4.49 Women's Fibre Sweaters, come in lovely shades of purple, champagne, ort ray, whit also white with bl deep rol! collar, turnback cuffs, deep pockets and sash finished with tease! ends $694 Misses’ and Children’s Sweat- ers, made of brushed wool, roll collar and sash with tassel ends. Rose, Copenhagen, white, and tan, $3'74 Macy's—Third Floor, 84th St, Semi-Annual Sale of Photographic Albums The albums in this sale are all of standard size, in the most M popular bindings. t of them are genuine leather, includ- ing Seal Grain, Walrus Grain, Morocco, Alligator, large Walrus, Spanish Mission, Broadtail, English long grain, eto. A few are und in cloth, and a very few in imitation leather. Both bound and loose leaf hooks are included, The prices repre- sent reductions of approximately 25% from our regular prices The list is too lous ait but the prices will ran leather book of 50 leu Mae ym mere Dept uried to allow of its being listed here, from O#2.82 Toran Pind bbo Sie for a HM yxd!s gemmine iT saine kind Vit Phooey € Floor, 4th Street Blouse, sailor collar and revers buttons add the $15.74 Satin Charmeuse in desirable colorings fashions another Russian model; this has pleated girdle, and pointed sailor collar in contrasting color; large pearl buttons and simu- tai pockets are bound with silk raid, $12.74 Satin Striped Crepe in white has collar, belt and bias fold of royal blue, wistaria or black satin. Fancy buttons; somewhat similar to the Blouse #l- lustrated. $15.74 Beautifully W oven Linens Pattern Damask Cloths and Napkins, Imported direct Macy’s. Fine double damas| | cloths with breakfast and din- ner size napkins. Round de- signs. These were purchased months ago when a maker discontinued the des.gns— hence these low prices. Cloths 90.00 2x26 yds., 97.49 2x8 i 48.89 ing Breakfast, 87.49 doz. Dinner, 89.89 dos. Hemstitched Damask Sets Our Own Importation One Cloth 70x70 im, end one dos, napkins, $8.89 Cloth 7 in., and one dosen napkins, Cloth 70x106 in., and ome dozen napkins, $10.49 Table Damask—floral and striped designs. 71 inches wide. $1.24 yd. Lace Trimmed Scarfs—new assort- ment. Intanor whiteedges—some have insertions or embroidery. 17x62 in, 98c ea. Madeira Centerpieces — import- ere’ surplus stock. Hand-em- broidered and hand - scalloped, dainty designs in blind and eyelet embroidery. 20-in diameter 61.40; 24 in, diameter, $2.19; and 80 in. $2.97 Madeira Dresser and Buffet Scarfs Hand embroidered and hund-scal- lopedt 18x80 to, 82.19 ca. 18x45 in, £2.07 oc. 18x64 in, £8.49 oa. Macy’ Floor, 35th 6, Fane cte chet of Toyland Sinking | Battleship & Torpedo, = This unique water toy has a sound metal diso amidships; the tol hit it with of the ation sty le Maoy’e—Pifth Floor, 84th’ Bt, Rear Housefurnishings and Hardware Plain and fancy woodenware, wire goods, hardware of all kinds, vacuum cleaners, carpet sweepers, an almost endless assortment of kitchen uten- sils at “lowest-in-the-City prices.” Russian Blouse | of A Stunning Black and White | Striped Georgette Cre illustrated at the left, is relieved by @ , broad band of black satin at the bottom; forming cravat are also of bl satin, with broad belt to match. | Smart metailic necessary finish. Afternoon Frocks Unusual Charm, $24.74 Five distinctive models at this remarkably low price. We would like to sketch them all, but space does not permit. Each one reflects some new style note express- ing individuality seldom found in frocks at this price. The fabrics are Crepe Meteor and taffeta, combined with Georgette crepe. The one illustrated has lace vestee, collar and revers embroid- ered in gold; full skirt with tunic pointed at sides, giv- ing long graceful lines. All are made with full skirts- some oorded at the bottom in flare effect, others trim- med with broad folds, tunics, ete.; ae of eee or Georgette; pretty fini of lace at neck and reo Colors—navy, black, grey, C Penbegen, green and wistaria, A Clearance Sale of Children’s Shoes These are good serviceable shoes, Practically all wanted sizes are in the lot in the widths mentioned. WhiteNu-Buck Buttoned Patent Leather Buttoned He cut, fancy buttons, All Black cloth tops. High cut. of these are in wide widths, Very well made shoes. All mostly D and E. D widths. Children’s sizes 844 to 11. Children’s sizes 9844 to 11. Misses’ sizes , MiKbto 2. Misses’ sizes 11s to 2. Growing Girls’ 2p to 6. Growing Girls’ 2% to 6. All one price $1.98 All for one price $2.49 === Maor's—Sevond Floor, 85th Street, Rear. Bed Coverings at Savi Made of closely woven, full bleached sheeting. Will launder When your back is sore and lame, |penctrating Iimiment needs to be quad only once. It takes the pein right out and ends the misery. It te mogheal, on” drug store, |yet absolutely harmless and dossa’t id rub it | burn the skin. soreness | at’ Torpid bighly to other sufferers. of your druggist to-day. successful Rem people in all hem Members of Congress, Justices and all other reliable di ——— HAVE COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS Rub Lumbago, Pain and Soreness from Your Lame Back—Instant Relief! Doesn’t Blister-~ Get a Small Trial Bottle~-Wonderful Liniment stops lum! oai- or f It nev i ONE DOSE OF MAYR’S Wonderful Remedy Should Convince You That Your A million people, in. arm locally barra tabs Elages Woes derful Remed; and Intestinal Ailments, Pressure of Gas Around the Sour Stomach, Distress After Eating. for egg, Liver jeart, Nervous Dizziness, Fainting Spells, Sick Headaches, Constipation, er, ete., and are prai it tts bolle This edy has been walks of life, among the Supreme Court, Educatere, lerchants, Bankers, Doo urses, Manufectes ‘arm with ments to Geo. H. Mayr, CI 154-156 Whiting seret, me For sale by Riker & an Ce, ists.—Advt. Be Better Looking—Take Olive Tablets ty yellow—complexion pallid 4-—appetite poor—you have your mouth—e lazy, no ood fecling—you should take Oltve ‘Tab lots. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablete—a substitute tor calomel wards after 17 patients. Dr. B@- years of etudy with bis ore prepared by Dr, Rawards’ Olive Tablets are @ purely le compound mized with clive off. thetr olive calor. oven, Be pi uoyancy like ‘childhood days, you myst get at the cause, Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tabiets act on the liver and@ bowels Itke dangerous after effects. ‘They start the bile and overcome con- calomel—yet have we well. This is an opportunity which should interest m r8 Dlg ny gilt ally , < Dome of hotels. Sines and prices of sheets: erest manage ae qed snaaaliz ‘at 100 and 250 per bos. 68x90 in, 590 cach 68x09 in, 660 cach Zane one ec two stghity ent ote the 78200 in., 67 each 7@ x00 in, 73c each Tho Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, 0. 81x00 in, 790 each ee 81290 in., 730 each 90200 in., 87c each Pillow Cases to match, 42x86 in., 17¢ ea, Full Bleached Bed Sheets, hemmed and for use. Neat centre seam, 72x iny 390 each. Pillow Cases to match, 42x86 in., Bo. Muslin Pillow Cases, scalloped and embroidered in pink, blue or d il whi 30n.Woxed,89cpr. | Spectel at S109 eect,” ==Macy's—-Basement, 84th St., Rear === = = Untrimmed Millinery 3 Notable Offerings New Milan Hemp Sailors Specially Priced, $1.49 About 400 of these smart Sailors~- well made with all the finish of higher priced Hats. Black, navy, brown, gray, ete. Large and medium sailors and other new shapes in a fine assortment. 45x86 in., 19¢ oa, Fine Scalloped Pillow Cases, danly woses anc fire B texture. 2 a pines oe Scalloped Muslin Bed Sets, consisting of one full sire si e ure popular Hats made of fine narrow c straw in smart shapes—large Suilors, medium rolled Sailors, new side effects, smart tricornes—in black, navy blue and brown. Imitation Goura Trimming, 89c Real Goura is very high in price and is very rare at present, as its importation is pro- hibited. The imitations are so perfect that the foremost milliners of Paris are using them on their model hat The fan-effect Mustrated makes a very stylish trimming Ver; dru, inne water. that thoroughly dissolves and iy rinsing, the fluffiness that makes it seem onde ‘8 pleasure.—Ad vt. Poultry Black only. ==Macy/s—Second Floor, 34th 5 ; EY Este a a He dandruff, excess oil end dirt. hair dries quickly, Ati end takes on « rich tha Those interested in the raising of Poultry cannot but be in- terested in the splen- did list of trade an- nouncements that will appear in next Sunday’s World ‘SUNDAY WORLD'S “TO LET” ADS. Simplify Home-seeking by saving time, temper and don, Bverything would be well and happiness Would reign supreme were dd 1] the woman in the case an old-fash- loned love-giving appreciative sweet. | heart. What does her independent at-| titude gain for her? | wi my son gete old enough | .