The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1917, Page 9

_ tions with Germany is causing the ~ one is. June Mathis has written a nve- r ter fur Lionel Barrymore. By the why, there's a June Mathis cigar, {Fd there is. am The severance of diplomatic rela- film people to worry about their European market The World Wilm Corporation t going to stick tions exclusively hereafier be a series of comedies * Theodore Roberts will be on the Strand’s screen next week in a pic- ture celled “The Amerivan Consul.” Helen Holmes, tho railroad girl,| Was once an artist's model, but she's been fond of railroads ever since he Jearned to toddle. The Pollard Picture Plays Compa has finished “The Devil's Assist and will soon be making its feature. Marin Sais, a Kalen actress, has a Lund, Utah. She intends | to go'there and live some day. Ruth Stonehouse ts directing her | | own photoplay, cky Sue.” She is also playing the turcd role in the fim. to dramatic p ‘There'll ne and bis Joker | ny are producing a called “Whose Raby?” at Universal City. Galo} Henry and William Franey play the | featured jeads with Milburn Moranti io their support S eeicaak. ik | BUYING UP PUTNAM COUNTY. Might Millionaires Already Own One-Tenth of It. With the purchase of te more by Renson Sloane for his country pl which became known | jonaires now own dd in Putnam County, Clarence Fahnestos Of these, i credited with 6,000 acres, owns the most. Sigmund Stern, clamond broker, is sald to own 4,000) acres and Rhinelander ¥. jo, former Police New York City, holds Benjamin Wittredge, William Churci Osborn, Henry F. 5a 2,000 own ranging from 599 to Sumner colonists now Phi 0 Holzwasser Home Talks No, 152. send this yeally fine for my new home at low prices, 1 found the BEST furniture at Holawasser's inthe: Fobruary Sale for } MRS (Signed), IN aenee A 4-Koom Apartment! OUKLIBERAL TERMS of Hare Reanty 3 an ect lo Delivery by Motor Truci Ve Pay Freteht & Ruilrond Causes of “Catching Cold” Persons who are extremely suscep: | tible to influenza or even a simple | cold ave either engaged in profes- sional work or have upon them in factory or office. In fact, resistance to cold is not so} much of what one wears as of what} Since science has established this fact, it is necessary for all whose | work requires sone ospecially keen | exercise of the mind to guard then selves against taking cold, So b in mind that Duffy’ e Malt Whis key judiciously used is a most effi-| cient means of preventing or over- coming coughs, colds and grip. In the first place it is a food and also an | aid in the digestion of other foods. | By its tonic and stimulating effect | upon the little digestive glands along | | ihe mucous surfaces of the sto. | BCG ECORI, wie Matty's enables that organ to obtain. | iat from the food all its nourishing prop: | {Bd erties, and to properly di similate the same. In this portant step in the tr coughs and colds, th fur-|| nished with the nec 'y strength | ER and vigor to resist and offset the wasting inroads of these complaints Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey also im-| parts heat and energy to the body, which, together with its well known vemedial power, will enable you, as it has thousands of previous cold suffer: | ers, to “Get Duffy's and Keep Well.” | 1 Sold by family wine stores, licensec druggists and grocers. If they can't supply you, write us. Usetul house. | Haid ‘booklet free. The Duy Matt | Vhiskey Co., Rochester, N.Y. | ~~ ge * Save from 20”, to 25°, by buying the “Graflex” at A\aeys. Keays —Pitth Floor, ith Street, Centre: Save from 20% to 25% on ‘‘Graflex” Cameras The “Graflex” completely eliminates uncertainty of focus. It shows the image right side up and the size it will appear in the negative up to the instant of exposure. If your home is within the limits of MW¥S Free Delivery Zone, orders left at the booths in the Grand Central and Hudson Terminals will be delivered. However, the great majority of the patrons of the Booths prefer to call there for packages at train time, in the early evening. Make Use of the Order Booths WEDNESDAY--DINING ROOM DAY in the FURNITURE SALE CLEVER SUITS Like These Make Doubly Welcome The Season That Brings Them It isn’t hard to imagine the smart young woman who will wear the suit illustrated. She will be youthful, slim and have an air of her own, just as the suit has. Of navy blue tricotine embroidered with navy silk combined with wool yarn of a lighter blue. The white broadcloth vestee is also touched $64.75 to the side with a big buckle. Another Serge Suit is a harmony of dark blue and old gold. The upper part of the jacket and the kimono sleeves are elaborately embroidered in gold, while the silk collar and cuffs | gauntlet cut of the sleeves are areinthe same shade, $69.75 | attractive. $54.75 SS laeyy—Third Foor, Brondwas SSE FUR WEATHER Isn’t Gone Yet and Fur Prices Are Low There will be many blustery, raw days in February and March when a fur stole or cape will feel exceed- ingly comfortable. These fashionable shoulder pieces are to ne Ne & olinsky, le, A. “ Q Scotch Mole, Seal Dyed Muskrat, Flying Squirrel, Black Lynx and Skunk at prices so low that they make buying an economy. Fur Stoles Fur Capes Seal Dyed Muskrat —12x90 | Seal Dyed Muskrat—full in.—soft, pliable skins $39.75 ‘ippled model, with smart collar Seal Dyed Muskrat —18x95 skunk or ermine. I llustra- Quite different is a suit of navy twill which is entirel devoid of trimming, though beautiful of line. = The twin belts across the front and the i i ‘ey, with | ton A. $54.75 psi jag lta oh Scotch Mole—deep model, Real Kolinsky—12x90 ae with wide band of ermine ered ~full furred quali $139.00 neck. $69.7: Real Kolinsky —full pointed model, with deep. self collar. Tilustration B. $89.75 American Ermine —rippled model, with tail trimmed hanging tabs. $54.75 Browdway and Gath Street —3 Flying Squirrel —12x60 in. battleship gray, finished with tails. $39.75 Real Skunk —12x72 inches finequality, four stripes. $59.75 . Bags —Third Voor, Misses’ Frocks Of Snowy White or Palest Pink A whole rack of them—Georgette crepe so billowy and light- some, soft crepe metcor with lovely sheen; taffeta, always fresh and youthful,—those are the fabrics, used sometimes alone, sometimes effectively combined. Frocks in bolero effects with corded points and shirred pockets; chemise frocks with wide hemstitched tucks and scroll embroidery; i ight line effects with chenille embroidery, surplice styles ind very full skirts; tunics straight or pointed; velvet girdles—tuckings, cordings, shirrings, pleats—a well worth while selection. ERT Magra —Third Voor, Ath Street $15.74 to $39.75 MOURNING APPAREL.~In a special section on our ‘Third Floor, 35th Street side, you will find a complete and comprehensive collection of Women's ‘and Misses’ Mourning Apparel in the latest accepted styles for the various periods of mourning. “Miarchioness” Corsets $4.89 Are Distinctively Individual In Style Because they are fashioned by experts with long years of study and experience who understand the | individual requirements of different types of figures | —slender, medium and stout. In Quality—Because only fabrics that will stand the tests of fastidious selection and long service are used in their making. Because careful comparison proyes them to be superior value to corsets of equal or higher prices elsewhere. In Price For the Slender Figure-—White or Pink brocade with elastic band at waistline; lightly ‘boned in front; well boned in back; choice model for evening wear. Sizes 22 to 30, (IIlustrated.) Girdle top corset with medium hips; lightly boned; white or pink brocade, Sizes 22 to 20. Straight line models, lightly boned; medium bust; pink brocade, Sizes 22 to 26, For the Medium Figure —Well boned corset with medium bust and long hips; pink bro- cade, Sizes 22 to 30, For the Stout Figure—Heavily boned corset with reducing clasp; well reinforced; low bust; longhips. Pink brocade, Sizes 24 to 30, ‘*Marchioness’’ Corsets are obtainable at Maonys only, we lbird bloor, Goth direct, Centre with embroidery and the broad belt fastens | | of the moment? ~ Blouse Modes for the New Season Are Delightfully Diversified $4.74 | The sport blouse predominates with its free and easy lines,—flat collar, pleats or tucks, hem- Many and Varied Are the Styles at stitching and a simple tie —pleated frills will have many Spring admirers, while Georgette cre,< enjoys ever-increasing popularity. Mlustration A — crepe de chine Blouse, white, flesh, tea rose or gold. Deep, fine- ly pleated frill; many rows — of hemstitching on frills, collar, front and cuffs, Mlustration B—Georgette crepe, gold, white, flesh or rose, ,hand-embroidered ' in silk and wool; sailor collar and turn- back cuffs with bound edges. SSS MMEFE—Third Floor, 4th Street = Avvegelin: These Lovely Hats | and Coats Little Tots Are Winsome Valentines Indeed Fashion loves the children! Barrel silhouettes devel- oped in fabrics of exquisite texture, cartridge pleating to ace centuate high waistlines, the new pin smocking embellishing rich satins, circular shirred yokes and pockets,—has anything been omitted to key these young coat fashions to the mode Shirred until it is as wide as it is | Hand embroidered, hand scal- lone, this little coat of delicate | loped and altogether hand made pink taffeta has tiny hemstitched | is a little coat of lovely white taffeta squares bordering the col- | satin which features the new pin | lar and cuffs of white rgette | smocking and has real Val. lace | crepe. $34.75 | onitscollar and cuffs. $29.75 | Rosettes, streamers of ribbon | and rosebuds trim the hat to match which is a dear little poke bonnet shape. $7.74 | | Many rows of shirring form the circular yoke of a bouffant little | coat of taffeta—a beautiful | shade of wild geranium. The poc- | kets are shirred; collar and cuffs of maize Georgette. $23.75 Hat with shirred taffeta crown, Hat is shirred on cordings, a clever little affair of taffeta and fine white hemp straw trimmed with beads, $7.74 Barrel coat of reseda green taf- feta with cartridge pleated waist- | line in front and back. White Georgette crepe collar and cuffs wool embroidered in green and | edged with pleated frill. $28.75 Hat of tuscan straw in natural | maize Georgette crepe under color, taffeta shirrings. $10.74 | brim and beads. $9.74 —Infants’ Wear Department, rd Floor, Sith Street, Rewr ———— What Woman Can Deny the Cho of ; PINK SILK LINGERIE? Just little things, peculiarly feminine, but quite irresistible in their appeal to a woman's heart. The new season is particu- larly generous in its presentation of delightful, new ideas in lingerie, Paisley printed voile over wash satin, organdie em- broidery on crepe de chine, and novel uses of Georgette crepe. New Camisoles Eight different styles of Three effective models, wash satin; some trimmed with wash satin slip-over style with shadow Valenciennes lace, some | filet lace and rosebuds; tailored with novelty Maltese lace inser- | style of crepe de chine with laced tions and edgings; tailored mod- | front effect and hemstitched wash els with little bows, hemstitehing, satin top; wash satin ribbon | hand stitching and buds, . 94c model with lace top. $1.39 A host of lovely models, Camisoles of the new, printed wash satin with bands of filet lace, | silk, indestructible voiles in Pais- blue satin ribbon and rosebuds; | ley designs, flower and butterfly bandeau semi - fitted style of | patterns, lined with wash satin heavy satin ribbon with double and finished with lace or ribbon shoulder straps; V-neck style of shoulder straps; cfépe de chine crepe de chine with ribbon camisoles elaborately trimmed drawn through hemstitching in with filet lace, insertions and edg- Empire effect, $1.89 | ing. $2.49 Other models, more elaborately trimmed, $2.79 to $4.49 Combinations Envelope Chemises Crepe de Chine in semi Crepe de Chine in tailored princess effect, trimmed with designs, with hemstitching, or la Val, lace insertions and edgings and dainty ribbon bows, $2.89 Crepe de Chine in semi trimmed models $1.79 Georgette Crepe Banding tucked in crossbar effect trims a princess effect with regulation | crepe de chine envelope chemise; armholes. or shoulder straps; | Valenciennes lace insertions and trimmed with fine Valencicnga® ¥ edging $2.79 laces and medallions of organdie | pleavy Crepe de Chine or embroidery. $3.89 | wash satin; Val, la rted i More Elaborate Models in | bow knots and ot effectis wash satin or extra heavy crepe patterns; shirred banding de chine. $4.79 | lace insertions, ete Lovely Nightgowns Crepe de Chine in square or Crepe de Chine Night- V-neck effects; elaborately lace owns trimmed with net trimmed models; wide bands of lutings, shadow and Val, laces; shadow lace, ribbon bows; rose- | Empire and tailored effects; ten buds, ete, $3.89 different styles at $3.89 $3.89 Mlustration C ~ Sport Shirt of white or flesh crepe de chine; side pleated front; round novel shaped collar; turn-back cuffs; pearl buttons; black silk tie. Illustration D-—Tailorcd Blouse of white or flesh crepe de chine, box pleated in front and back; deep square ¢ collar; hemstitching; large pearl but- > tons; bound button-holes. Silk Sale Thousands of yards of new Dress Satins and Georgette Crepes are selling for less than usual at Macys. A wide se- lection of colors. Dress Satins, $1.49 yard. Georgette Crepes,$1.29 yard. fiaaye -—Second Moor er 5th Street == If We Were to Tell You All About These | MESHBAGS At $5.89 Which would ordinarily sell for $8.89 we are sure that you would be one of the first to visit the store tomorrow. There are only 50 of them, and the values are so ex- ceptional that early morning customers should buy them all. German Silver, fine soldered reversed mesh, narrow frames, | engraved or engine turned, chain | handles, plain knobs, clasp, 53/4- inch frames. The price bears repeating, $5.89 | Mage —Main FL, B4th St, Prout A Branch Post Office with all its facilities is maintained for the corvenience of our cus- tomers.—-Main Floor cony, 34th St, Bal- This Charming Little Breakfast Coat, $12.74 Will claim a host of friends, not only by its delightful usefulness and chic appearance, but also because of its excellent value. In fact, our reports show that the price is much higher elsewhere. It is made of a very fine quality heavy grain silk that looks some- what like silk faille. ‘The simple trimmings are but many rows of fine cordings and a broad sash which crosses in front in Empire effect and ties loosely in back. | with ‘seats covered in blue _Spanial > ~~ | Offers Variety and Individuality With Real Economy You have your own ideas of how you wish your dining room to look-- you have your own ideas as to what you wish to pay. This event offers ample opportunity to express beth ideas. The large collection of furniture includes attractiv suites in modern and period styles at prices which will suit those of mod- est incomes and those who can afford to pay more—but in all Louis XVI. Style Dining Room Suite, as illustrated. Ten pieces in fenuine American black walnut, solid and veneered in parts, in accord- ance with good constructive methods. Contains buffet, extension table, serving table, five side chairs and one arm chair with a choice of either ae closet enclosed in Walnut or china closet with glass door. Com- ete, Dining Room Suite, mahogany fin- ish on quin wood, Reproduction of white design containing Buffet, China Closet, Serving Table, Dining Table, Five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair Dining Room Suite, in American Walnut, Ten pieces include 54-in. top Dining Table, 69-in. Buffet, China Closet and Serving Table, 5 Side Chairs and | Arm Chair with seats covered in Spanish leather. Reproduction of William leather. Complete, $166.00 | and Mary design. Complete, $340.19 Walnut Dining Room Suite, $278.44 Ten piece Suite in Walnut and Gumwood, fronts of Buffet and Serving Table finished in Beryl Walnut Veneer. Suite consists of Buffet, Serving Table, China Closet, Dining Table, Five Side Chairs and One Arm Chair with seats in brown Spanish leather, Dining Room Suite, in Jacobean de- Ten Piece Dining Room Suite, sign, in gray oak. ‘Ten pieces consisting of ed in gray oak, golden oak, wax dkin. top Dining Table, S4in, Buffet, or mahogany finish on gumwood. Closet, Serving Table, five Side | Specially priced, $171.00 and one Arm Chair with seats Jacobean Dining Room Suite, |0 covered in gray Spanish leather. pieces quartered oak finish in nut brown Complete, $16 color, Complete, $224.00 William and Mary Dining Room Suite, $106.00 Ten Piece Suit: Butler Oak, consisting of 48-inch top Dining Table, 54-inch Buffet, Serving Table and China Closet, five side Chairs and one Arm Chair with seats covered in brown Spanish leather, Batya —sivth Floor = Wen an a SPORT . SWEATERS | NECKWEAR? That Are Comfortable to Slip | The one piece Into When Winds Are Sharp. | street frocks, a Brushed Wool Slipover | tailored suits 4 and sport cos- tumes such as Fashion has sponsored for Spring — wear make the ques- tion of Neckwear pre-eminent. Colorful effects are the vogue — solid colors in vivid shades and gayly patterned sport silks. New interpretations cf the flat sailor collar rival in promised popularity thesmart stocks with {lowing ties. Smart New Stocks, com- bined sport silks Sweaters with sailor collars. In gold, rose or Copenhagen with a white border. $3.96 “Shaker - Knit’’ College Sweaters, rolled collars and pockets knitted in; white, gray and tan. $6.49 Two-piece Sets — Sweater and cap. Sweater has deep sailor collar and all-around belt. Cap has pompon. In rose, Copen- hagen and green, trimmed with white, or in plain gray. $6.74 Slipover Sweaters of brush- ed wool, lave deep sailor collars, sashes, pockets and turnback cuffs. In rose, Copenhagen or green, trimmed with white or in plain white, $7.74 Three-piece Set consists of a sweater, cap and scarf. Sweater has a rolled collar and sash. Rose, Copenhagen, green, gold and white, $8.94 Hand-crocheted Vest, laces up the side and comes in white combined with lavender, blue or pink; also in plain white. $2.49 ue int Ploor, Séth st, = iy Floor, The Indefinable Something of Formal Evening Dress There's something about a dress suit which takes its wearer and his thoughts away from the cares of the day. Men can't tell you just what it is—but you'll find it in these > the ties are knot- ted in a nonchal- ant manner, /[lus- tration B. $1.44 eavy Pongee in the Collars of Hi: Full Dress Suits at $24.50 Coats and Trousers This something may be in the style for these suits embody all the features of the season. » It may be in the tailoring, for they are finished with all the care and skill that a man expects to find in out-of- the-ordinary clothes. new It may be in the materials, for the garments are made of fine quality black unfinished worsteds, silk lined through- out, with silk galloon binding around the collars and cuffs, It may be the correct combination of style, tailoring and fabric—but, at any rate, that quality is present in every one of these suits : Very handsome styles of superior quality crepe de chine, trimmed with Pink, blue, rose, Copenhagen, = Mere—Fitth Floor, Bt street folds and bands of Georgette crepe, hemstitching, Valenciennes lace peach | and lnvendete Now, Custom Stock Dress Shirts look right because they ft right. insertions, roscbuds, tailored bov's and rosettes, filet lace shirrings, wouldn't you like to possess one | oppag ns that their neck, and cuff measurements tuckings, etc. $6.89 and $8.89 — at the low price of $12.74, |_ARE, ri street —— Mioe—Third Vloor, Rear WKS — iid Klvor, HAN St Se —s