The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1916, Page 9

i aiden actiehtateelen aan ean N@ WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1916, 2 THE EVENI PIKESVILLE, Ky., Oct. 12.—Repub- ican Candidate Hughes is detor-! mined not to make any answer to tho @harge that he represents the Ger- ™man-American vote. He holds it his duty neither by word nor deed to Walk into any trap which shall seem te commit him—a' man who may be dhosen in November to dictate Amer) fea'a position toward the world—to @ny specified course of action with Two attractive models at $24.74 A ‘ul straight line model long waisted. It broidered in self comparing favorably with higher priced hats at other stores. These Hats at $4.96 and | $5.94 are made of LYONS VELVET in black and colors. “g , = R.A. Macy & Co's Attractions Are Their Low Prices rr g ; a A Deposit Account—D. A.—Is a Convenience A Week-End Package of Sweets, 74¢ f N HI ATTITUDE 5 tdktons fo cor feet pics borhook tad al et fee math reece « mses MMV Reuler Price, 876 is | Seesieh eg ethene Sor bree pte ts eer aa a Ey MFS—Main Floor Balcony, 84th Bt. Beeye—asement, Cont res none ; i a. seen At Important On Sale Friday and Saturday stun One in wiih He if | Blouses of Individual Style fine" || Yoment Specialized H ; ; B || Ww to word about the real of these Blouses—that's. goi $4. $ | Sirictest Neutrality. F apts when 9 Bb sey in ‘en ut the Aes these Blowes that's, going to, be, yous aah. wes a wi Pec ats, .96 and 5.94 3 By Perry Arnot ; ive are plctured, and the thes are equally charming. 4 materialsmay goonthe wave ll! ‘The Hats at these prices are made with the same thoughtful care as the higher priced hats |} (United Press Correspondent.) Ri SP ternoon frock it is satin, in the millinery salons. We offer hundreds of hats, all well made and in the latest styles, | Tegard to European policies, By y Tho United Press presents this ex- | |i planation of tho candidate's attitude | |ky A. simp! * by permission to-day. ls. skirt made >| ‘When Hughes discusses and evn-||5 Dainty Blouse of creamcolor | Superior Quality of Crepe from the ia. @omns the British “blacklist,” it ts | net, trimmed with Val. lace and | d@ Chine fashions a manish over the oy Poke Hat, | Small Veivet Hat| Large Semi-dress further explained, it is not with the |B 7 ieee ane’ | blouse with tucked front; large es made of Lyons velvet | with fur edge; black, | Hat, made of black “| fea of an animus against Groat Brit- ||P embroidered net panels; net} pearl buttons and bound but- in black, brown, navy, ; panne velvet with ‘ @in. When ho hits at the submarine Warfare and the Wilson Administra- tion's handling of that issue he does not speak with a mind biased against Germany. He speaks as one who re- ards America’s opportunity, as the frill on collar, cuffs and down front, Illustration A. $2.79 Cream or White Net Blouse of fine quality; pointed collar; full jabot and flare cuffs trimmed with 5 a tonholes. Illustration B, An Effective Tailored Blouse of flesh and white lustre silk has a large collar and double pointed cuffs Flesh or white. $4.74 trimmed with oll ro $4.96 brown, navy or taupe. Very smart. $4.96| trimming. colored facing and fur $5.94 | trimming. ‘| Sreatest of neutral nations, the most Val. insertion. Rows of hemstitch- | of white hustte silk, Buttéitholes A REMARK. ABLE SUIT ; ‘| momentous to America herself and to ing and tiny pearl buttons. ilu | bound in white silk; large pearl OFFERING | the other nations of the world in es- tration D. $2.79 | buttons. IlinstrationE, $3.79 ‘| \ cosh i i am ace nals "Gaines ted ort ith Ratraidined Noe wile 8 FOUR GROUPS SPECIALLY PRICED | Dae a hee ae itched teat convertible Seldom does.an opportuni f The Tailored Suit will al- ||} We have been told by our ; to this statement of position, the fol- ee like this present itself so ea ways have first place in the of. cameo brooches is the Loper Cigars will | PEE cy suave ap inna whe in the season; the suits if this wardrobe of the well-dressed | |} lsrsest and most beautiful }] ] this special offering. The | it farned to enforce against any nation assortment are not a “‘sale woman; whether it be severe- taated #) oketay 6 colueiteak than abcd tobe oe advantage + “ofl eres negate pe ethaete Misse ’ N) its and C t purchase,” but represent our ly plain or richly trimmed ] |} with such a reputation?— |] | of iteas well, A fine | only maintains her own dignity as a Ss u oats own carefully chosen stock, wik furs or velvet is a mat- eect ee hema hes Sand eg i nation, but she establishes more firm- e offered ial pri . F dndividual’ choi Mt cs, are Sys y rf ive sizes. - Wei eicaisws of Mattos eotatnad C d B F h ered at special prices in ter of individual choice. low prices. 50 in a box. | in international law. | ensore y asnion order to. stimulate business Both styles are here in a " Opertat 3 Baas ae Ne The predominant style note in this geason's apparel for young and keep our stocks fresh and variety of the newest fabrics ; ; women is grace. re manifes| in huge cape collars, patrons that our collection delicacy ofhis position ax a Preal- Weer sees cocucts, fall ceed rapping tateaiie Bae ce ES new. and colorings of the season. didate in this th hi . pork ~—_ ° ° i | Mefeubisoet lay (o,i0, the caine, applied fur trimming, youthful modes speak one word—grace. Group I—Suits, $23.74 Group 3—Suits, $38.75 x He is extremely resent@ul of any ALanvin model. Acharm- | Coat of genuine striped Tweeds, Broadcloths, Velours, Unfinished Fancy stripes, Cheviots, Plain Velours, | Jockeying yea rultaoe: ie ieeatied " ing broadcloth suit with coat Bolivia cloth in a very Worsteds, Serges, Gabardines and Wool Plaid Velours, Broadelcths; coats lined | Zit ci Tie eam || [Ge pleted frm amie | flo witha: ||] ee Ma er and ch. Soe web ne grea beriee Beet | the Entente powers. He does not de- +t lash pockets. Large collar ‘ loath ahd in with self Inlaid co to jon the buct contrasting colors, jain with se nlaid collars and cuffs of velvet, others ee Bie seas mins Be hele down with batons: | and very deep cuffs of Aus- ||| material, " Goats belted, fancy flare or trimmed with Mole or Hudson Seal (dyed ‘ wers, lest some incorrect deduction Be made from that mention. But in every speech from now on, he ex- pects to reiterate in emphatic lan- sguage his disavowal that he has any ; f dcloth coat, made ‘ ‘ beet f ‘understanding, or agreement or in blue of beown. $57.75 Broa ?, ° Velveteens, Broadcloths, Plain Velours, Velour | A choice collection, including adaptations of famous ‘J See ee eerie ayy. ect, t0- A broadgloth suit has 36 pee. Penis tne Checks and Gabardines. Collars and cuffs of elvet | originals; fabrics include lustrous Broadcloths, Vel- @ay, the Governor made this disa- yowal, although the major part of his ech was devoted to a discussion of Hudson seal (dyed musk- rat). Skirt is plain with separate belt. May be tad in beige, green, Normandy inch, full’ shirred coat with narrow sash that confines tralian opossum. lined and interlined. Brown, ivy green, elephant. $69.75 stitched. The pleats are held in position by a full belt, Warmly plain tailored models, Warmly interlined and lined throughout with peau de cygne. Group 2—Suits, $28.75 or Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat). Coats are Empire, short and three-quarter lengths. Fancy stitched and muskrat), Black and desirable colors. Group 4—Suits, $43.75 ours, Gabardines, Serges afd novelty effects inall the approved shades for Skirts in the newest styles. utumn and Winter wear. Ex- The prices range from $7.49 to $80.78 An Inkstand— ef labor problems and prosperity, n Ls button: tri A thr button trimmed. Warmly lined and interlined. The | tremely long coats and flaring skirts. Trimmings of An imported iakstand ie made ‘To-day the nomince was almost in the fullness. irge cape bu ree- skirts are very flaring, with yokes or pockets, fanc Male se Elucbon Seal: also olein bail n Tekel 2 ons | the foud Belt of Kentucky. He was collar and funnel shaped inch band of kit coney trims tabs and sblirings Back boyd ets, fancy Hegre ison Seal; also plain tailored suits, One a eduled for six speeches the day, winding up with a mass eoting in Loutsville to-night. Local eommitteemen, who came aboard the train to-day, declared Kentucky would break away from the Solid Bouth in November, and certainly the Republican Presidential candidate 8 the fourth day of regie- tion. egistration places open rom 6.30 P, M. until 10.30 P. M. If you do not register you cannot vote. —_—_—_——Js—_ To-day 1417-1423 THIRD AVENUE R BO STREET, FURNITURE A house that has led for Holzwasser Home Talks—No. 115 |) kets edged with Huds foal (dyed muskrat). Simple skirt with points at pockets. Peau de cygne lined and interlined. $33.75 White Galatea Middy, regulation style, with de- tachable collar of navy flan- The attractive dress illustrated isa combination of serge and Georgette crepe, The overtunic is of pleated the entire bottom and the large cape collar, which may be buttoned high up to the neck. Navy, green or brown, all wool mixtures. A large assortment of coats made of all wool mixtures, zibeline or vebur in full flare models, belted or semi-belted, large cape collars, deep ciffs, All the wanted street shades. Floor, 35th Street, Brondwa: Declared, by a unanimous decree of truly modern girls, as the most desirable article of school apparel. Navy Serge Middy, reg- ulation style, trimmed with white or black braid. Sizes Charming Frocks and Practical Skirts For the Y ounger Set $29.75 dainty braids and cute little collars and cuffs, all help to keep the little tots right within the swing of Fashion's pendulum. Norfolk Suits with knickers for lit- ered, 2 to 4 years. $1.89 “MARCHIONESS”'CORSETS are tobe bought at Mews ex- clusively. Boned with a non- rusti tay. Garters attach- best obtainable cou~ =I til, broche and brocade. Gir- Special 94c 2 styles—one all white, round collar edged with scalloped braid; wide belt, cuffs, pocket and knickers, The other, also with knickers, has collar, cuffs and pocket of blue or tan; buttons down front; no belt. An overtunic dress of satin has the skirt shirred at the top and finished with three rows of cording at the bot- tom, Simple blouse with trimming of Imported and Domestic Models up to $289.00 Third Floor, 84th Street, Fro Suits and Frocks for Very Little Boys and Girls boys. Made of fine white gene with caller wl alto a, Copetagt or ight Hand smocked in Tront to match. Big white pearl button, 2 0 4 IM watration A, on collar and cuff. 2 #0 5 years. Illustration B, $i's5 We are IMPORTERS OF ORIENTAL RUGS, Very few dealers or stores can make hi What thie in very youthful styles and very went At bis job of stumping with a Practi¢al Coats at $14.74 ; rei A Margarita necklace has fe Mate eae me Fy : naaven7oDAV. Pretty smocking, fancy stitching, Oliver Twist Suits for little the rich lustre of a string of wer 3 to grace the fair throat of princess, “Pearls beyond price” are be- tle boys, Blue or tan utility cloth White Pique Dresses for little igh) means of most women, : ° e : : Fi rf gy SP 8 ae ut Margarita Pearls are OLZWASSE Middies for the Athletic Girl |) ih sive cgi, site an wi peel g dg BN oe which so closely simulates ° gems. it 1. May be had in sizes 8 8 to 20 years; also flannel, i A . ‘ ee charged else- Cash or Cred Tl Maybe adn se | ee ae ane GETS || Skemediom Nae aoeed | White Middy Suits || htraraenaracrsiair: || Margarita, Pearls, [ Open Evenings Till 9 o'Clock j nird Floor, Rear, Centr aneeacel Sih Stace for Litfle joys pettnolala is ¥ RQ aMML LL e (Li pieere —Main F1,, 84th 8t,, Bway! Keeping the Young Girls Right Up to the Moment is not such a difficult feat when oné shops at A\\WOY¥S. Here are tailored dresses of navy serge appropriate for school wear, pretty frocks of taffeta for the afternoon, smart suits The prices are surprisingly low. attractive coats. It takes an expert to distin. guish a Margarita from a real Oriental Pearl. And at times ie the wise men are puz- genuine pearls —an ornament A necklace at a little price, necklace at a fabulous price, makes a universal appeal, for all women love beautiful eterae tanta i =. with sl seh if: me braid in contrasting color, Braided tabs pepe woracal tetontes The afternoon dress illustrated * The furtrimmed coat illustrated ie ||| fetdes: Georgette stevss: oleo: sort suspend over skirt below the waistline. |] foot. "RIGHT SHAPE” ; ie By ‘ch Serge belt with silk P v SHOES for Misses and Chil- is a smart combination of navy serge is a serviceable pleated model of Fy WIEN COTE REP veaal <del White satin collar; sleeves have cuff dren; do not chafe the feet and plaid silk in 2-piece effect. Full zibeline with wide stitched belt. | floss embroidery. White Georgette effect of Georgette crepe. Black, plum, nor wone Sie fates Corres pleated skirt of the serge; plaid silk Large collar of dyed opossum. Navy, Aor RON ats Crosstown Carts RY collar, Navy only and lined throughout navy, or mouse, Sizes 14, 16, 18 ====== Second Floor = coat trimmed with neatly embgoid- brown or green. Sizes 10 to 16 rit’ for New 80-Page Catalog | || S| withnavy silk. 14, 16, 18 years. $24.74 years, $24.74 ered collar, 12 to l6years, $10.74 years, $12.74. Other coats for ° = 120.00 10.00 OM 4 Room Apt. $ $200 Val. Inclfing Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom and Kitchen Complete, A great value, Taffeta dress in Empireeffect has pointed corded petals on the coatec; shirred and corded pockets; Georgette crepe sleeves with taffeta cuffs; white Georgette collar, Green, navy or black, Junior sizes, 13, 15, 17 years. $19.74 anes 2 Styles, $3.89 One, 0 full pleated skirt of all wool green Skirts—Junior Models 2 Styles, $4.49 One, 0 side pleated skirt of shepherd pleid A dress of wool jersey has pleated skirt, wide belt of self material trimmed with soutache embroidery in self color; white broadcloth collar * hemstitched; sleeve and blouse button trimmed. Gold, navy, green, Sizes 14, 16, 18 years, $19.74 Cutting Office Expenses is possible if you take ad- vantage of the Sale of Office Sta- tionery & Supplies now in progress. All 2 Styles, $4.89 A taffeta dress in a dainty high waisted model hai’ ttle pleated turn-back cuffs, round collar and skirt. Hemstitched over collar of white Georgette, Velvet girdle, Copenhagen, rose or navy. 8 to 14 $13.74 years, rulfles around the pointed peplum, $12.74 Anew Russian model dress of navy serge \ Girl's tailored suit, made of cheviot in smart $10.74 dress or school wear of velvet, broad- cloth, velour, zibeline or bolivia, many fur trimmed. $4.89 to $32.75 Velveteen coat, shirred model with deep yoke, large cut collar and wide belt; button trimmed; lined and interlined, Burgundy, green or brown. Sizes 6 to IO years. $10.74 , & striped serge skirt in brown or kinds of stationery and has double box pleats in front and back, Vestee, Norfolk style; collar inset with velvet; stitched wired aig tp: Eid | in Keck ud wate eka novaly bet | nary cis model wth yoke: tome | | err ehelpe at prices much | || colar and cuffe of Copenhagen broadcloth hand | pockete; belt. The skirts full pleated model, THN’ pal toaclag to ecke | mary sere vii raves Laced newly | ‘wii dtired Eetdiag“orveny tet, || || lower than elsewhere, embroidered in contrasting color; attched bet, | Navy, Burgundy or brown, Sis 10 to 16 thd plaid bet pocket stitched in colored silk, Braid and button trimmed . Aycrs—Mtaln Foor, Sizes 6 to 10 years, $6.94 | years, D | CGR tay RAFE—Third Floor, B5th Street; . : J = ——— AIT—Third Floor, 85th Biree eM Vax TON aN TANI Ve /eviirexitveviVent7eNi76 Tee TONT a ir@rivanKr@straXtre@xivextiveny RK- (May ba Fix K fax ii@N ta irOTT ONTO VONI/OT TO ATO UO CTO VO TTOXb/ONT QV VarNraivo\ IQNN/ANIeTva\lie Tovah aNifeiia\iveriserives ie a). (4)