The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1917, Page 9

SRST TT TT RR FOREN » hie Nei bey RM Ow na Ai JUNE 1, 1917.. Saturday Is the Family Shopping Day The fact that thousands of New Yorkers end their work-week at noon on Saturday gives the men a chance to shop with their families Saturday afternoon. Come to MMC¥S where you are assured of the most for your money. ; i Buy a Liberty Loan Bond To-Day _. There is no better way of serving one’s country if unable to enlist, than to inveit in a Liberty Loan Bond. Buy one to-day and help the world safe for democracy. Interesting News About Floor Coverings ~ The First Happening Concerns Inlaid Linoleums A Lamp Is What You Need for Summer Nights ; A pretty, lamplit corner,—what can be # Pretty Cretonnes ‘There is always something interesting taking place in the Upholstery Department. Just now it is a mark-down on 50-inch cretonnes, including some wonderful designs. more romantic-looking? Even when it is just glimpsed through an open window, ow one feels its soft charm! We have There have just arrived in the store almost two thousand square yards of inlaid linoleums, bought at a discount, because, technically speaking, there are some slight imperfections in them. In this case the lesign is not regular all through, but few persons could observe the flaws. chosen to describe three inexpensive lamps out of many. Our lamp department is a wonderland for those with artistic ideas in housefurnishing. Floor Lamp (A), $8.24 A fluted column stand ot solid mahogany, or of POUL ae ey 50-Inch Cretonnes at $1.89 There is a range of beautiful des One, for example, is of gray and green parrots, in a design of heavy blue roses and dablias, The same in an corn ground is in old reds and blues. 50-Inch Cretonnes at $1.98 *Cretonnes (36-Inch) at 54c A whole tableful of cretonnes, printed on a cotton cloth that resembles linen. The designs are all good, for they have been copied from imported cretonnes. In one particular case the latter is $8.74 » yard, and yet when put beside its humbly priced, imi- Seme lucky purchaser, will discover « piece of the “Garden of Allah” cretonne, which was sold for ever so much more. Now we have it only in one coloring, which is « combination of dull red on ecru. Also at this price is a design of birds and flowers on linen—and there are many others which were 82,14 and $2.97. 50-Inch Cretonnes at $3.69 ‘The most striking piece in the department for wall panels or draperies is to be had at this price. It is in a de: of gnarled brown tree trunks, on enamel! finished wood in white, gold or gold with black stripes. The @#-inch shade is of silk, with « ailk lining, and a $}4-inch silk fringe in old rose, old blue, gold, green or red. Complete with @ pull- chain ets and 40-Watt Tungsten bulbs. Floor Lamp, $14.49 A more decorative lamp has @ fluted column of solid mahogany with a rich silk shade blue, gold orold rose; an overlay trimming of gold net adds Eleven Different Designs, 89c per square yard Same quality goods would sell regularly at $1.14 per sq. yd. The Second Happening Concerns Rag Rugs from Japan A few days ago a delayed shipment of ms rugs, consisting of stenciled design ad and oval braided ones, arrived from Japan, The former are in light moire-effect grounds, with cretonne design borders. In each case the pattern appears on both sides. appear sparingly. Our Workroom Up at the top of the building we have @ capa- cious workroom where busy people are engaged all ning of gold net a whose branches gorgeous birds are perching. ‘The | day long in making shades, awnings, sli | Stenciled Rag Rugs Oval Rugs =| eee alee ine elke eunind ground is whites ||: Gal draperies, > eaten We do. wuah. Chips. ba ;| ; ; ; i or gilt finish. It is provided with pull-chain sockets, ome cherming S0<inch shadow.warp cretonnes | moderately that our. workers are always busy, } 7 in. x a in., ht 24 in. x 48in., $2.14 and $2.48 40-Watt Tungsten bulbs and cord and plug for attaching. are being sold at 83.49. Still we can find time for your order. A 6 in. x 63 in., . i i ~ < 4it. 6 in, x 7 ft. 6 in, 5.14 is tk ee nad rey po ia Boudoir Lamp (B), $1.94 ; ____ Porch Shades ; | ) ‘ i‘ . : Hl ign 4ft. 6 ins? ft. 6in 8. 89 and i. 74 von ot solid mahogany act qihite enamel Oh, yes,—they’ll be needed. Summer is bound to come,—and quickly too. Get ready now. 5 . ” os x ¥ id pe dh cps = Vr mel or *! lh inches | oft. x 12 ft. 16.24 6ft.x9ft, 15.24 and 16,24 hiah to top of shade, {he latter is of ilk and, silk BOE UILAL case: Porch Sereens Cliptwood x i a in '. } for lighting, with $0-Watt Fungeten bulb. : Ontede work =a Tae | Tei, = RGT™ | Porch Shades : r ‘This lamp, and all other wood lamps at Mowe are wired through 4ft.wide x 8 ft. long, — 798e —-89e_ Sheet, 2.12 6 feet, $2.64 | Sizes and prices range from 4 ft. wide . ' coral . ‘ phen 5 ft. wide x 8 ft. 89c 9c |) 7 feet, 2.49 8 feet, 3.49 ‘ t a You Always paceempacecmmay she hs obliged hale alg Ri wile eT Ie guts gis | Sfet, 280 lO feet, 4.39 | *7 ft. 6 in, long, $1.96, to 12 ft, wide S| Get More Kemre—Basement, Front 7 ft. wide xB ft. long, 1.29 1.84] 10 feet, 3.49 I2feet, 5.24 | 27 {t.5 in, long, $7.24. MATE —Fourth Floor, Rear: For Your Money In This Store Summer Homes Will Need These Start the New Month Vie ele . Come and Learn MEN! + Ee four money buss | | Sheets and Pillow Cases | | ties tocar Yoo With a New : alnewhare: Of Serviceable Qualities at Low Prices Photographs withJapanese S T R A W H A a 2 , by ‘ Bought with an eye to serviceability and durability, these Water Colors : | ‘ The reason is sheets and pillow cases will prove their worth in paneer 1" : A i V\\ Hl | simple enough: we homes and cottages. ; The Lhasa eed f {| 5 Japanes b> - blendin, buy and sell for cash Muslin Sheets, full size, medium | Pillow Cases, hemmed, good Water Colas hae made 5 | only, and conse- weight, hemmed and ready, for serviceable quality. ‘Torn size possible the coloring of 5 7 quently are in a use, : 79 45186 inches, 1c ordinary black and white 4 . ¢ 2 Fumed Oak, Golden Oak and Mahogany Arm Chairs and position to undersell ey eek cee in ears | Pillow Cases, fine quality, hem- prints by amateur pho- a x Rockers which we have had specially made in an assortment all competitors. For thies-quatter sive beds, 486 Peele y Eerred hs ee tographers, with a de; iC of tapestry and velour coverings, and which we are now fferi $18.74. of success not attained offering a’ 74. That we take advan- Sheets, a limited quantity, of oem fe Stion i quality. Embroidered Pillow Cases, neat by the use of the ordinary | This is a chance not to be missed. pert cor i . spapell 68x90 inches, §ie design, some with initial, hem. hard cake colors. 72x99 inches, Be stitched edges. ‘Torn size, 45x36 Sixth Foor tomers. 90x99 inches, $1.08 | inches, 3h Demonstration Every soticanineee x Of course, the season has been on two weeks, but our assortment is still ee enough to permit a selection accord- ing to your individual taste. Any fat you buy here will cost Day From 11 A. M. to A staff of i staff of experts is 4.30 P. M. Until June 9 kept busy, from morn- ing until night every fage—Basement, 34th Street, Rear, . . An expert will show r ° 7 business day in the SUMMER BEDSPREADS you how nines pent rpadt yh you less than one of equal quality and style elsewhere. e year, comparing prices ing colors are used to pro- H A Speak WELCOME in Summer Homes other stores so that by prints. Bring one of slits, 89 to $3. aliuags, 89 to $10. + ta os tb ts wih Gc no mischance shall a Such variety! Dainty light dimities and cool looking your own prints with you Milans, $4.89 to $6.89 | Panamas, — $3.89 to $42.75 Fa | Navajo Rugs seem to in with the simpler competitor actually Japanese patterns for summer cottages, more serviceable and see how much it may Also Many New Novelty Blocks o | adornment of the summer home. Their elemental compete in price and aries aailoreabet weaves ialdarles Colonna to esta be improved. No charge bccn ap sae OST ion = 1 color schemes lend cheer to the furnishings of den or quality with Macys. SK GHRaalowa a Worninnue (em ae an ae pp cae for coloring any print up We are sole representatives for the well known “Simpson & Harvey” | | library; their primitive patterns make a fitting set- - Pur herinery: ie or- a depeadable ne pi APR Re MURA EY EON: PECee to size 5 x 7. Imported Straws. Self conforming, cushion fitting styles, : ° * * 4 : to estal is} our B s Met j——-Main Floor, 36th Street, | ting to the rustic furniture of camp or log cabin. ler Japanese 7 an q right to sell goods at our Crochet Bedspreads i . i Dimi ‘i | fy A choice collection of 165 | that grows deeper and richer prices, we fought two pratt tyr | pig =neygg ey onthe Neier felon neat N ew: Shirts & P; : q | beauties awaits your in- | with age. — Woven by hand protracted and costly well wearing and Inundering | weight’ wnd co as well as in booklets, containing ec ear, ajamas 4 spection and choosing in the | on primitive looms, their litigations up te an emmed, ready for use dainty ve scarcely pagescornbaeet 5 “ ° very) i - \ Griental Rug Department, | patterns tell of things pris- through the Supreme Boece Rene 2g | Ppt periestonys At “Lowest-in-the-City” Prices 3 f i ‘The rugs are all made of the tine and primeval,— the Court of the United For {ull sise beds, * $ieo | 72x90 : $1.19 Drihts contelaine lors: ‘These are times when a man feels he should get the most for a ure wool of mountain sheep crude geometric figures, the States. - I at Bed: Ae 82 x 90 inches, $1.39 teaien, sslnns eradioators, his money. We have always endeavored to do our part by =f in their natural whites and | zigzag, the spear heads of That court of last import ‘amp Secspreads: | Imported Japanese Printed ete,, 98¢ and $1.23, presenting timely, dependable haberdashery at prices much Ke ub i Si i navy blue and white, very po! japanese Printed Bed. ; I grays. The red, which is | the Stone Age, the chief- resort has put the seal bare ve. Ex tout spreads jn dark bluc de: Extra sheets of color, lower than elsewhere. a the only color element, wee | ay stripes, and the cross of approval upon Alsars . 00 white grounds; clean, cool . Se and I4e, SHIRTS | unadulterated Indian dye | of the missionaries. policy of selling at and restful looking. Tf it's used in photography 1,200 Madras ql 5 , oer q ‘ P and finely | 1,500 Silk and mad; ° Their Prices Are ‘‘Lowest-in-the-City” Lowest - in - the-City 79 = Ab inehas $2.19 you can buy it at sia: ven merceriaed auiris, | skirts with attractive co-|$1.80 | r ce aay prices. i ‘sage—itth Moor, Soft double cuffs, | signs in jacquard effects, | We bought these rugs at about 25% less than prevailing hegre —Busement, B4th Street, Rear, 5th Street, Cent | - H 5 g ‘ Thich, oo igor 7 th Street, Contre (600 Fibre weave shirts, | 1,400 Satin striped silk sholesale prices, an advantage which we share with all who 2 i oy ‘ wholesale p . postin pag ag $2.69 | stripes on white grounds. | shirts with white grounds, $3.89 3 urchase, as the rugs are priced lower than any that we Lustrous and durable, Satin stripe silk shirts in | ?* A aby found elsewhere Remember, too, that Navajo Rugs 500 Silk shirts of Impor- | Plain colors. ra are becoming scarce. Habutai ? 600 High grade silk shirts] of exceptional quality. 5.89 Desirable colors, Small mats 2 ft. 5 in. square are $2.84; a rug 5 ft. 5 in.x3 ft. 2 in. is $16.89; one 6 ft. 10 in. x4 ft. 4 in. is $32.50—other sizes priced proportionately, Bewe—Oriental Rug Department, Fourth Floor, 36th Street, Pi dor plain negligee #43! Japanese models, Men’s and Young Men’s Spring Suits At $19.75 Smart Styles SPECIAL- ik Men's Satin Striped Crepe de Chine Shirts and is $4.89 } Strong Broadcloth Silk Shirts. ie Cravats | (Imported Foulards in an | j unusual variety of colors and patterns, Open end styles, Wing Ties of various colorings Come Out Into The Garden! Plant—and Live! Whether your garden con- sists of a window sill flower box or a ten-acre farm, we can furnish 3 with equipment for vation at less-than-else- where prices. Picture Frames With Doors ‘ —Of Singular Beauty And Artistic Workmanship A stately ornament for a desk or low book case,~a fitting frame for a picture that is prized. Dependable Fabrics ‘Good Tailoring These elements of good clothes making take on added importance when a man considers that gar- ments such as we have assembled hert will, cost him considerably more elsewhere. Included are: Models Fabrics English Sack Coats Fancy Mixed Cheviots Conservative Models Unfinished Worsteds Pinch Backs and Norfolks | Cassimeres & Homespuns Double Breasted Styles | Flannels and Serges Other Suits $14.75 to $39.75 Plenty of Suits at $24.75-————-, If you have been accustomed to paying more for your clothes you will be surprised to find what good quality and good style can be put into clothes to sell at this price. All of these suits are of the kinds which sell at higher prices elsewhere tual enn siete $2.89 ull. ———§ grees The stamp of dependability, reliability and correctness in merchandise~-assured because the goods are made by us or exclusively for us according to our own specifications. G.us PAT Oxfords for Men New Models at $6.49 Oxfords, made over a smart last. May be had with dark tan Russia Calf vamps and ligitt tan tops or entirely of dark tan calf. Pointed toes which make the feet look long and slender. Leather inner soles, Goodyear welts and blind eyelets. Oxfords at $5.94 Of gun metal calf with pointed or medium toes, blind eyelets, leather inner soles and Goodyear welts, Realart pieces, these, flavoring of delightful antiquity, One of the largest collections in the city awaits your inspee- tion and choosing here. Atkinson's Prepared Humus, nt fertilizer for garden crops, lawns and potted plants 5 tbs,, — 33¢) 25 Ibs, $1.19 50 Ibs., $1,89/100 Ibs, $2.39 kines Lawn Seed—' ‘Velvet Lawn” for sunshiny gardens, “Shady Lawn” for gardens with no direct sunlight, rat 27c| 4 1b, $1.69 2qts, 62e!tylb, 3.34 4qts., 94! Auto sprayers for farm and warden, $5.39 $8.24, Mole Traps, “Reddicks," 74¢ Rustic Window Boxes, $1.49 Garden Hose, 3 ply. with couplings, % inch in 5 or 50 ft. lengths, $3.12 to $9.18 Garden Hoes, ie Spading Forks A handsome one of black wood, stained to give the effect of weathered bronze, decorated with colored flowers. $12.19 A frame with doors richly ¢ ar A frame embossed with Chinese figures in low relief,—dull gilt, black polished wood, or weathered bronze finish, $10.19 Door frame decoratol with garlands and polychrome roses; for a bride's picture, $18.09 A frame of unstained walnut, beautifully carved. $9.24 Hipere—Fourth Floor, 84th st, * Always Ask For re Own Merchandise. It Means Satisfaction. Direct Elevators on 35th Street Side rr Mel itth Moor, Broadway Front Nis TQ\ ta) NVQ VI@NITANE aN @\it/e\IVaXd YaNY (a1 /aNt/\U7@\i /a\k16\s (ei /e\b/e\ esl ra ira\t an" i iLi7 AH Macy 0 Corn ssa sic ami ANAS SUI SHAT GST en)