The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1916, Page 7

WOMAN RIDER MORTALLY ‘Manto AT HORSE SHOW ix Pagitive ‘West One Hundred and Third Street caped trom March. 1913, following his arreat there on p ce tau SEB Mail ne Telephone Orders diatanct shop by mol Eaperw ’ All wool mea { the five parr hich proves that fact beyo mente wart nine ed the right to s All Wool Chin- chilla Overcoat, $5.74 Lnough coats to keep 100 boys warm and comfortable, service Pocket models, in several attrac tive plaids, Sizes 6 to 18 years Second Pleat, U40h St. Near A he Nat Natural Boots for Boys and Gils ht Shape” Shoes A natural shape which, science proved, gives to growing feet the freedom and comfort which they require. In “Right Shape” Shoes materials of first quality only are carefully put together over a last which .s naturally correct in style and form, Infants’ Tan Button Shoes, sites 2 to 5 Children’s Tan Button Shoes, sures 4 to & Children’s Tan Button or Lace Shoes, also Paten Leather or Gunmetal, sizes 8! to ! lined, trousers fully lined 7 to 18 years fo Sizes $1.59 $1.98 Misses’ Shoes, as above, sizes |! > to 2 Seeeten ae Se 7 Misses’ Shoes, ax above, sizes 2°: to 6 Te sural at jauves Waneave Minses’ Tan Lace Shoes, ates 24 to 7 w New Sturdy Shoes for Boys, | $2.69 | s Shoes, $2.97 Mannish looking shoes that will stand | Snart appearing sheen, desirable for real boys wear, Blucher, laced. solid formal arese. May be had in laced or soles, Goodyear welted. = Made in | Blucher etyles in either gunmetal or black only, Sizes | to & patent leather Boys’ Tan Calf Laced Shoes, $3.49 Fine tan calf in a neat shade, medium toes, blind eyelets, welted and stitched soles. Very serviceable. Sizes | to 6 STO —Secvad Moor, Centre, Rear eR OS JAILED AFTER LONG CHASE. Was Tratled Threagh Eerope and South America. the request of the postal authort- local detectives went to No. 202 Ready for Signals and a Rush has made it necessary to pthc the es of the footballs —mak- ing them easier to grasp and truer in throw- ing. The following models embody this So efe made to stand the hard and arrested James PMc: E. C. Wallace, a civil riy-nine years ole who es- jail at Cleveland to of swindling. inspectors tratled him land, France and South | nd finally caught up with MeNicholas, who admitted was locked up at head- here Identity Quarters, awaiting the arrival of Cleve- fand detectives — Association or Soccer Balls. Correct in dea, weight and shape. poses material and good workmanship. 5 A.S, Handmade, $8.94Fach No.5 AB “Association,” $4.24 Each 5 A. H, Regulation size, prdgeky ; No 5 AE. N. Heavy American pebdled 09.24 tok ain leather, $1.74 Each Sous Fe Fortham, - several aty’ $1.49 to $3.49 Each to ay | Foothall Jerseys $1.98 to $2.39 Fares re ae ol $1.89 Pair | Helmets ‘eotball Shoes, | No 4l-B, well ventilated $1.59 Each $1.39 Each BBFO—Fitth Floor, Centre Just Unpacked—In Time for Autumn Scotch Curtain Madras serviceable curtains may be made from this imported madras of superior quality, Nervlinatnadins © penorel increase in cot of proshecng thi mbar, & has boon smarbed ot the same prices as prevailed a year ago—!5 to 20°, less than if ordered from the mille today. In addition to thie new shipment th nce of @ recent special pur chase N08 We 0 Bee Bee” “Lowest-in-the-City.” ae, 30 Inch Curtain 35 Inch All Over ree, ie Curtain Madras, Doble baraee Be cea Ide, 18e and 24c Yard ¥ ore | Baee regular prices Sc. De and Me. SATS — Fourth Foor, 34th St, Rear A Complete and Varied Line of New Floor Cov: seal eany ginger he uum of Rugs and Carpets tor Fall. Variety for & more complete assortment of Floor Coerte ace of weaves and patterns is hardly conceivable rede. Wilton Ru Closely woven, of fine ity worsted Some designs may be matched in ru riZand 15 feet long 4.34 iit ‘ aaas B40.25 “Now I know” aid Mr. i ae a | joven. ne yarns with import: pee sid ast dyen made ene Jecquard loom, which your brings out the pattern with much effec. | cente—mother promised tiveness, There are plain colors, with * tomake D&C doughnuts thaded band borders, two-tone effects | (cry serviceable fee inoosr or floral borders, also Onental Prices are no —didn’t she?” "Yes" said little Bobby— “Mother says they're so light Tcan have a.! I want.” are of much higher quality than the usual jute summer rugs DIC Is the Flour for me SING Linoleums. * Carpete for Halls or Stairs, xe Teo yards wide. Imitation hardwood | Many new dewgne and coining 27 designs, tile effects, trical cesigns, inches wi erm may any eaclusive with RH. Macy & Ge | Matched in both hall and st worse ee betsteatans Domenie ince ‘among the imported goods. ve and block patterns in the domestic goocs, which are of lighter weight it ed Linoleums,$1.69, $1.39, $1.34 per aquare yard tengo )» $1.19, $1.24, $1.59 Tapestry Brussels $1.19 ya. Domestic Linoleume, $1.48, $1.24 Imported Wilton Velvet, of high grace ans Se per equare yard i closely weven® yarn $1.89 yd SSS = MVE —roartn Moon nroadwer == - Per onal Shopping Five All Wool ‘Garments for Boys a reat deal wh mn Lathlng of Chetning quai or ty is made of ably and smartly dressed. Care tully tailored, lined with @ strong worsted mixture and yoke of venetian. Belted model with sell collar in blue, gray oF All Wool Serge Suits =, brown. Sues 2s to 8 years With Extra | , Trousers, $7.49 | All Wool 89 Heavy navy serge that will give | Mackinaws, $4. good wear, in Binch Back and | The ideal cold weather coat, Norfolk models, Coats alpaca | made in Norfolk and Patch THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, PSII III DE IE roy 1) ervice | very 1 woo! and has passed the nied a che ubt b very meets the of its particular class he Maer? abe! | All Wool Norfolk Suits, with Extra Trousers, $6.49 | About 300 suits in gray of brown mixtures and some striped pat terns, neatly tailored in popular Norfolk styles, ‘They are par of garment ticularly desirable for school wear, Sizes 7 to 18 years All Wool Sweaters, $1.98 Every boy ean find use for a warm, comly sweater, These | are very well made of service- able wool yarn in gray, blue, | heather or maroon, Fitted with _| Byron collars, Sizes 26 to 4 | We announce the arrival of @ special importation of Women’s Sport Hats from the famous house of Victor Jay, London. There are very few imported velour hats in this country, there- fore an early visit will be advan- tageous. Every season our customers look forward to the arrival of these smart English Hats. They come in the new sweater colors, with touches of trimming, ribbons, etc. Prices range from $11.89 to $17.89 RTE —wintinery Salon. ‘Second Bloor, 4th St, Dignity as Expressed by a Floor Lamp $14.49 PATO wx102! price $19.78 There is an air of -cignity almost majestic—in the way a Floor Lamp towers above the other furniture which surrounds it and upon which falls its soft, mellow light. su Should the sur roundings be more appropri. umn flor lamp: ate tor a white ww no exception. enameled or Its mech alk gilt finish, the shade of old lamp may be blur, gold or had in either of old rose, with these finishes. | an overlay Utas fitted with trimmung of net two 4. watt and amall nid. #4 tungeten | bulbs, bon flowersand sulk li adds to its effective appearance and charm. pull chain sockets, also cord and tor at 4 PRasS — Basement. ‘Broadway, 34th St, classic, Suepiece Suite, as rf lusrated, in production . William and May dengn. All pieces are made of birch finished to . mahogany, in a reddish color, du: wh, The settee, rock chair automods which er and have © seats contain sub spural spr may be sey from trames Covered with a fine wade of tiguree tapestry. Cane panels in backs Sold cow plete or ay separa’e In Various Period Styles So well did the furniture designers of years ago do their work that their styles survived them and became Modern reproductions of these artists in furniture design have found expression of their ideals in furniture for the living room of to-day eR NE ee: A oe Abdd 20 ACRYL Urns DMSO Ht Mary @ Cele Attreerions Are Phew Low Pring Herald Square Bow Correction x 13 ar Bast Department ath te Mek Se In the rt hew Items of If You Want (FUL rite We Stated That wel certified by the Far bastern overnments envi pamsed assuch by U.S Custom House The Fact Is by standards prevailing el Suit. There is that indefi by cheap clothing houses The newest lapel, slant of poc line front Toarth Floor, Kear Centre rolling lapels and high waist lines, models, Other suite $14.75 to $38 Linens for the Home, Club or Hotel Reflecting Quality and Refinement Banquet Cloths, Luncheon Sets and other Linens of very fine quality make up this beautiful collection, each piece quite above the ordinary. Banquet Cloths « This assortment af 72 and 90 inch dinner and banquet cloths allows « choice of beautiful * Madera, Fulet, Fine Cluny or very elaborate combmations of Filet, Burano Embrovdery, Poant Venise, ete., artutically gro to make these wonderful clothe The prices range from $79.50 to $349.00 eac Scarfe | Luncheon Sets Handsome combination Filet and Em. Beautiful, twenty-five piece Filet and broidered Scarts with Filet eciges, 20a54 Embroidered Luncheon Sets. $24.89 inches, $18.89 to $79.50 each. to $79.50. Hemstitched Damask Dinner Sets Made of pure. snow-white, satin damask, shrunk and laundered, ready for use. A eet consists of one hematitched Cloth 222 yards, and one dozen hematitched Napkins. $9.29 to $26.50 per set. a2; Yd. Cloth and | doz. hematitched Napkins $10.29 to $27.50 243 Yd. Cloth and | dos. hemstitched Napkins, $11.29 to $28.50 Pattern Damask Cloths and Napkins Beautiful, fine Belgium satin finished damask in many rich designs, noted for its beauty and wearing quality Cloths 2a Yda WI Yde | Mya Veo $9.94 . $14.89. $12.89 Breakfast Naphina, $10.49 doz. Dinner Napkins, $1 Fine Towels The us “Dew Bleach” and “Oki Bleach” Towels, woven from carefully selected yarns and fully bleached on the grass Many attractive designs to please the most partucular, $9.48 to $38.88 cor To appreciate the real worth of these fine linens you must see them. MBAS —secoay Floor, 35th Street Persian Packal Carpets Aniline dyes are seldom used in the better grades of Oriental Rugs — the kind found at AWEYS. Vegetable dyes are preferred at all times. Vegetable dyes strengthen ard preserve the yarn of which Oriental Rugs are made, while aniline dyes are very apt to rot and eventually destroy the yarn. No matter how perfect an aniline dye may be it always lacks the brilliancy an > lustre of its vegetable prototype. a ental Wear will blur an aniline-dyed rug—it will soften and beaut vegetable-dyed. This iact accounts for the mellow beauty of Rugs which have been used for years, The attention to details of this kind is responsible for the beauty of this new shipment of silky, lustrous Persian Packal Room Size Carpets. Oat! $99.50 12.3n8.10 $153.00 | | .8x9.8 $188.00 10.7208 $99.50 12.0x9.0 $153.00 15. 10x9.9 $192.00 Vha7t) $136.00 12.259.5 $158.00 15.20.10 $192.00 1 hoad.> $136.00 (2 7a81 1 $158.00 17.3x10.0 $274.00 $137.00 3409.1! $188.00 Lda WAS $348.00 === MATE —Pourth Foor, Centre the Living Room aoe 1! . 3.67 | Desk Chair, solid » vent S48 ne drawer, 4154 ng. Dan. wide $21.24 trettee. arm chair, rocker and table, Seats roduce automobile cushions be sold com $20.24 BUI — 2121» Moor RH Mary ¢ Eo 5280 win Table, 414 in. long, 26in. wide, $11.24 \Pyy \T/a\TrelTVe\5/e\ Tre a1) a Well Tailored Suit for $19.75 You will find one at MYeys, Not a $19.75 suit as measured well-known AMY policy of “highest quality and lowest prices,’ Thereis more than just good fabricand careful tailoring ina SyNey sought after by the exclusive merchant tailor and actually found in RYway Clothes every style feature fey a ante as soon as it has proved its worth. The fabrics are strictly all wool, in novelty and Among the models are English Sack Suits, with their long, SF — Main Floor, Balcony, B5ih St., Rear: ANTE SAS ISLE TEES ABLE SY a 8 coe. aD. A, Means: ~ eof a charge et Depart MEN’S Corner ‘Interest to the Man. of Good Taste sewhere, but $19.75 according to the ble something called elegance talked about het, curved or straight ts embodied in lar colors 1» well as many conservative 50. Copyright 1914 Stout men, Fall Top Coats, $17.50 long men, of knitted fabrics. Ideal garments short men ~soft, warm and serviceable. Silk there are yoke and sleeves. Gray, green, sizes a-plenty. | brown and Oxford. Mage —rinn Ficer, treadway Imported Novelty Shirts $3.24 Bosom and cuffs of imported white linen, Beautifully embroidered with small designs in heliotrope, tan, blue or black. Bodies of Scotch Madras to match the color scheme, Fine Woven Madras Shirts, $1.89 May be had with pleated or plain it] 5 pak pedi holt with a sign of stinting the handsomely patterned and fine quality of madras, of which they are PAATFE—Main Freer, 25th street = A Worth-While Shoe at a Worth-While Price To acquire a shoe that is stylish is one thing. To obtain a shoe that is both smart and comfortable at the same time —that is quite a problem. And here is the solution. The Bannockburn is a graceful model, constructed of durable calfskin, The colors are black and a dark, nich brown. The soles are Goodyear welted and stitched. The heels are —like those of fine, custom-made shoes. This shoe comes in various widths, but no matter how wide a model you require, the long, slender *\and graceful lines of the shoe are retained. “* The price is low, $4.96 per pair. Linen Handkerchiefs Pure linen ts almost out of the question nowadays—and where ohtainadte, most Mies quant the Bilova are easily double wha te of line another example of FOR af MEN, 6 for Mec ‘6 for 64c Handasreniete ot Main Floor, 34th st,: ONE REASON WHY! © You will always find in Macy's advertisements a plain state- ment of facts, told in the most interesting way of which weare || capable. There never has been and never will be an attempe uence, an exuberance of verbosity, a perilous use of @ Long before the present cataclysm in Europe made the cen- mon 2 most rigid supervision was exercised over the daily advertisemer by the firm. hen the advertisement states the price ower than the Macy price you may fee! assured that the statement fact do most every day, the frequent repent tion of the phr “Lowest-i -in-the-City”’ hould know that an efficient thts fact to our satisfaction before the f of printer's ink and paper, We have told you before and will repeat from time to time the interesting details of our Com- parison Department which proves and analyzes our buying judgment © Buying for cash, as is the habit in Macy's, to the vendors of the world who place @ as a commodity, They bring their wares and crafts to Macy's first because there is no delay in payment € Macy's policy of selling for cash is, to our mind, the fairest and most economical methed of purvey in rehandise. You are not asked to pay the cost cf meintaining a credit or charge department when you purchase goods ot Macy's The coat of your purchase here is the “Lowest-in-the-City” be cause our cash buying and cash selling policy is the plan whereby we are able to shear the price to you of all unnecessary charges for risk and the cost of credit "* accommodation.” e Prices Tigenszaticn proved | | | |