The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1917, Page 7

, - ‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1917, French and Dutch tiger, shown in a reclining attitude, | Jie OOO NY, COLON LOTT CLO O LOLOL OL OOP Vee Le OTe Le Tee OO Tee Tee Tee nee fe Etchings on Show Notre Damme de Paris: sgee” with Ay In Kennedy & Co.’8 | s:00. “tne tandem Naraugnt horses [SY ee Garena Dine in the Air on the In a cool, shady spot, far above the noise and dust of STORE HOURS During the months of i W. G. Bowdoin. Pi Me Raed the street, swept by cooling breezes, you may enjoy the Open at 8.50 A.M. and bin ny Pr i cree cng _ & Co., No. 613 Fifth AV@ lite many bridecs and the flanking a la Carte service of our restaurant. Take elevators on on Saturdays, when it will open at 8.30 A M. installed a summer exhi-| Parisian bulldings, dition of etchings and dry points, by deco tae Phen atiey rem ¥ a French and Duteh artists of the nine) .4° peasant, nit Wis coms aco th century. The exhibition in-| hastens to shelter, The low-lying @ludes the work of Felix Bracque- pe bo paeaveiward mond, Felix Buhot, Camille Corot, Charies-Francois Daubigny, Bugene | 0"4,* flock of migrating birds is seen Delacroix, Charles Storm, Willem van *sGravesande, Victor Hugo, Charles Jacque, Maxime Lalanne, Ernest Meissonier, Charles Meryon and Jean Francois Millet. The work of Felix Bracquemond includes some anima] and bird sub- jects that are superbly rendered. “Le Lapin de Garenne,” shows & ame rabbit suspended from a nail, with head banging downward. The crossed hind legs are cordbound. The eottontall depends with -a melan- eholy aspect. The long earf and the dead forepaws, with the animal's glassy eye and his poor stretched by Registered Eye Specialists. Lovesey have all been splendidly worked Correctly Fitted Glasses from $2.50 ' _ ‘The same remark applies to his “Le 3 fe ar to Eighth Floor. Eighth We Sell Dependa _ Entire Stock of Youths’ Mixed Suits Join in the July Clearance Sale Suits that were $17.50, $14.75, $12.75 and $9.75 - Now $8.49 Boys who intend to take to long trousers this summer—Other young chaps who have already deserted knickers—and men who find the smaller men’s sizes a bit too large should take advantage of this event. Fancy Suitings Have Been’ Reduced~ ¥ Included are Tweeds, Flannels, Un- finished Worsted? and Homespuns Pinch Back, Norfolk, Sack and Semi-Norfolks Mpure—Fitth Floor, 34th St., Bway, These P rices Will Surprise You PUMPS, $2.89 Formerly up to $6.49 A Remarkable Sale of Timely Shoes All taken from our regular stock and reduced because the sizes are incomplete. Among them you will find ivory kid, beaver, brown with white heels, black patent leather, white kid with suede in- sertions. Hand turned soles and covered Louis XV. heels. Come to look—you will remain io buy. 85th Street Side or in re: EEE B'way, 4th 35 Se | hie ble Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other House, but Potato Salad Genuine Smoked White (Ib), 19¢—French style . Fish—rich and of fine —An appetizing com. flavor; an excellent bination Salad made of breakfast dish, Ib. tata ‘ten’ ae: ies Columbia ' River Sal- fect mayonnaise. flor feit ow the baste Finest ~ Cured ity: just from the amoke- : Sugar hh 3 t a led Hamne— vet y saapidl pal Aba cay Ac tb: one selected, conked with the sgrent- Imported | Roguefort eat care; sliced, S9C tb, special, 72¢ Ib. Star Brand Cervelat ae Pi — Sausages (1b.), 63¢. A Paney eA EE. ‘t'an” Y. State Full Milk best ‘grade, well spiced. Cheese qh). 4lc. a. 01 snappy Cheese; tel Gitoa, edeiious Welth Tare. it. Smoked Bed Bett Extra Fine California ality, all middles; tra F thiced, lb. —_ Ripe Olives—33¢ i, From the A\sey Bakery Fresh Baked Pies—Baked fresh every day in our bakery, with a beautiful brown crust, light, flaky, inviting, and a rich, generous filling of strawberry, apple, pineapple, peach, cocoanut, lemon, lemon ingue, and raisins. ‘Large sige that generally sje mas stores at about 50c each, out each, Does It Seem Fair to Your Eyes to postpone finding out if you need glasses, when delay may mean failing eyesight? Reliable Eyesight Examination be death ta absent Tho eonieoty ot is absent. e majesty the old bird is well brought out, and Ratablished 65 Years comb, wattles, feathers and legs,||{New York: 184 B'way, at John St. with their feather dressing, are eu- 923 Sixth Av., rsth St. premely handled in sepia. , 350 Sixth Av., aad St. “LiInconnu” shows @ here Be Wer tnd bevae goose vainly attempting to identify 5 1 the crawling tortotse. ‘The lily-padded | ||Rrooklyn: 498 Putten St.,cor.Bond St ‘water and the shore, with its lux- urlant aquatic plants, are charmingly wrought in detail. “Sea Gulls" deals with @ flock of these birds in triumphant flight over seething sea. Felix Buhot's work ts highly aca- ic, His “Une Jeteo en Angle- Plain Layers—¥or a strawberry shorte: other Inyer cakes; made of the best baked just brown enough aud the right large size. Macy's Genuine Whole Wheat Flour Bread. Made gfrom Old Virginia Whole Wheat Flour, 16-ounce Loaves, at 9 ALL ROADS LEAD TO fatys Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered. JULY CLEARANCE ECONOMIES IN Sale of Men’s Suits _ || Blankets and Men Who Want Clothing For Immediate Wear—and ers Who Wear the Comfortables e French poodle in the foreground, is briskly done, His “Vase en Bronze” is exquisitely conceived. It is hap- pily executed in a pleasing effigy of esque motifs. by several pes, includini ; ; ; rhe Spinner Bi_Reductions in Woman Sew His litho- SUMMER SUITS & DRESSES of “The Sower id with all of its vital and dy- HAMILTON pamiec action, LAT a igre couche,” by Eugene Dela- 307 FIFTH AVE. Zc NY. croix, is a small but well modelled —_— Moere—Second Floor, 35th Street, Rear, ALL CARS TRANSFER TO i ° ; BUGS.-- Same Weight the Year Round—Men Who Want Up-to-the-Minute Clothing At For Bupgalow and Cottage 3 lo th / ; “LowerThan El:ewhere Prices” MakeThis Event Their Business and Profit Thereby Blankets— Comfortables— re OMINE a é. | And How to Be Rid of Them! Every Garment in This Sale Was Taken From Regular Stock Figured Bungalow Of Figured Silkoline, 4 | STN TO sett St 3p TOO LEXINGHON AVE | ani taf © mowguit, the hum of fyi thee If We Purchased Them, To-Day They Would Sell fam Sates ie tes ced | | nuisance, flies are decidedly dangerous.) ‘To insure or 15% to 20’) More Than the Original Prices. all arouné with’ ribbon — medium colorings. For | } ° 2 | a safe and comfortable simmer for yeu, we have Your opportunity to select a suit that will please is excellent, for general to match. single beds, $1°19 each ie First Reductions | Canine ng ie ipa a ee conditions have left a larger selection this season than ever before.“ oaxTa inch. $1.49 ench Figured Silloline, cotton | of the Sea. Son I | Sallades’ Magic Mosquito "Bite Cure and In- ° That Were All . That Were All ° That Were All ee eit Laat eocrlags co whine Ry | re Sie ri round fy i 2 ; | ne Dares wd Suits Season $17.50 Suits Season $19.75 Suits Season $24.75 op ler cmbsaleas fee sien | ‘ \ | N 1 | pap ih : od ft and smooth. Of Silk Mull,| }B f E S iH | Magic Sticky Fly String, 12¢ $1 a 5 $ 1 6.7 5 $20.50 ZO i. "$2.29 cach igure rae wit | | Tanglefoot Fly Paper—2 sheets, 3c Fly Traps, 18c¢ Tarine Sheets for Moths —doz., 54c Oriental Moth Crystals, 26c Mothozone Moth Tablets, 38c Magic Roach Terror, 10c MGS Insect Powder—1; lb., 3le Fine Fleece Cottage plain mull borders to Blankets in solid colors, Levenger tenn Os with stripes and border Fe ee heda,” effects; in tans, blues, 4 each ez and browns. p jound all around. Silk Top Comfortables i with dotted mull bor- TOx64 in, $9.77 cach ders to match, In neat Imported Yorkshire : floral Blankets in a variety AND YOUTHS’ surTe | 2 That Were All 4 That Were All Suits Season $29.75 Suits Season $34.75 $24.50 $28.50 SRR TT IS RTT RTE | moos 4 ares ar Disinfectant, 24e The Models ‘ Wid Fabris - of striped designs; ver~ with colored ribbon to Eve | ni-Flush—for cleaning Toilet Pans, ec English Soft Roll Sacks, Conservative Styles, , Fancy Mix eviots, Fancy Worsted, Un- Cx80 in, $6.24 each reds, $5.69 each , Sai es iar Aad | Aioeys Chlorinated Lime, ris Pinch Hacks Noeelel MModils and Double rallies Worsteds, Cassimeres, Homespuns and Ox80 in. zy 4 | Bsey9 Granulated Lye, 9c | || Breasted Coats. All Sizes—but not every size | Flannel, No Blues or Blacks included in this Blankets of tan wool and cotton mixed. ° | He Wire Dish Covers, 9 to 34c in every style at every price. sale, Colored striped borders, ribbon bound. Me- s e e e ! | Milk Bottle Tops, 4 to 12c Extra Salesmen and Extra Fitters to Save the Time of Busy Men diurn weight. 66x80 inch. $4.29 pair. is and | MARYS —Basement, 35th Street (\Yre—-Fifth Floor, Broadway Fronts Direct Elevators on 35th Street Sid: Mere —Hasoment, B4ih Street B Wide Imported Are Going At Sale Prices Reduced from $12.50 Reduced from$15 617.50 | 2- and 3-button single-breasted, soft roll; single- and | double-breasted conservative models; belted back coats for young men; \;, or fulllined. Sizes 33 to 46. Regu- lars, stouts and longs. c E | | GENUINE PALM BEACH | | | | Phonographs $ Crown the Vacation With Musical Joy §.d4 Can a vacation be complete without music? It's the good fellowship link of vacation days. At camp, cottage or bungalow, at garden party, boat or motor trip, this phonograph will prove its chorus-master capabilities equal to those of far higher priced instruments. Surf Cloth $1.29 Yd. This’ lustrous surf cloth is 54 inches wide! Only 2'o yards are required for a bathing suit. Make your own suit before it is too late. The bathing season already has a good start. Sturdy and attractive. In black only S—Lning Depty ‘ond Floor You Should Know This TOWEL Which Have Astonished Customers We have many thousands of towels,—Turkish, Huck - a- back, Pure Linen, Union Linen and Linen Crash, suitable for every domestic purpose, for hotels, and for offices. Some are being cleared at }4 to }g less than the regular selling prices owing to mill imperfections. DE LUXE AND KOOL KENNY CLOTH SUITS at $5.88 and $8.88 Conservative or Belted Models, in All Sizes The Annual | $1.50 SHOE SALE An economical pleasure, prac- tical from every angle. — From case to reproducer its parts would do credit to a machine costing Nisin hy | double. It is made by one of the pat largest talking machine manu- i eo facturers in the United States. Initialed Bath Towel Sets, $1.89 set. One large bath towel, two medium-sized Turkish fonels and three face cloths, Firmly woven, of fine soft yarn with neat corded borders Ges ctive Delft blue initials, Because the range of initials is slightly broken, ke room for our new Fall stock, we have marked these bath towel sets at a substantial reduction, AMVKYS usual price $2.10 set. In Construction. Its case is metal, substantial and strong,—warpage im- dite Fancy Bath Towels, 59¢ each. Made| Imported Bath Towels, 34c each. Snow- possible and damage unlikely. . exclusively for @XCdiged by one of| white, full bleached, from Japan. Extra ‘ W 1 Ch ° In Operation. Every part com- | In Appearance. Good’ looking, The fact that there is a the leading al manufacturers in soft and absorbent, Plain white; bemined For Women ane ildren plata andinerieotes Racellant ree | comatttchenn | No\palie nave shortage, in "winter wheat 1st any Hea, and abeorbent | ends BOUT 2,000 pairs of Low REAL Sale of tie | producer and sound t The been spared to mace it look the ee cli year all toot wide pink, blue, lavender or gold border, | Turkish Bath Towels, 46c each, Owin, st 5 ani A | “AL a ° igi ie motor will play two records on a | part it plays. 12! inches square, face culty, and dite are exceptionally attractive. to aight mill imperfections we have roar i Shoes and Pumps, in nary values caso le , Si AEat ahs ot in . ‘ these t w their usual sellin | eee ited reer ee ene Een single winding hase measurement Hot mann thet Gur: @pply Hemstitched Guest Towels, 29¢ each.| price. ven, extte beavy, and jack, rite and | atl to Goat One Price| °f a clearance of In Tone. ‘Those who know the In Service. The irstrument and . Strongly woven, neatly — hemstite’ absorbent ain white ‘with neat corded | An enormous acreage of " novelty effects— | odd lots and sizes. possibilities of higher priced | its parts are built for long. life. Shee entice eit cnee cotton buck Guest Towel, Desirable sise| berger 1 perlect, would be 460 sack, + And a limited Aaah gomanana phonographs will not criticise ad- | — It will do its bit to make the sum- harvested until next BAUR Ar Nealon ites ENT oo aah fT amelacs Stas anche Jiktesoe uantity of high e ial lots Lead versely, It is sweet, clear, mer vacation a } one, and Fall has been planted, and Token : weet etven. ef Leoculy, deuMeeniooe quan righ | | cial lots of former aaatt witht esmaslatia aia, | | Gevernment reports ‘from resem y : : 4 4 | ate, » istance return to the city in the fall ready yarn. Pink, blue or gold striped borders, shoes for women | higher priced alities ’ all parts of the country say Face. Towels, $1.29 each. Extra fi rh 4 ‘60. and boys, ahdes, carrying qualities fpr out-of-door | to compete with your higher priced that it is coming on finely. PC tae) Tne, matte fine:| Our vauel price. $60. . { None C.0.D. Sale at Bargain Centre, Main Floor playing: phonograph. Spring wheat gives body ado’ ach” iy « guarantee | Turkish Bath Sheets, $3.49 each. Extra and substance and is best adapted for baking bread, Winter wheat has a soften: of their quality. Bold floral aud mono-| fine, mercerized. Firmly woven, durable. gram designs, 07 usual price, 61.49, Hemmed ends, neat colored borders. Proper Attires for Comfort in Gardening This Strong Fibre ta to Fit, $1.98 dH Work Little Pri | Instrument and Case Together—Only 13% Ibs.! Qa Se ing influence which makes Individual Huck Towels, 69¢ doz.|Hemmed Huck-a-Back Towels, 37¢ each, ® an ome Work at Little Prices Personal packing and shipping specifica- bisa potest i baking, Hemmed Huck-e-beck, individual ae, Suit- | Finely woven nion line. Even wrevs, | TAT ‘ \ YY? VO | ‘ for the phonograph, —“pe: 1 he sie mal » etc. able for Doctors, Dentists, or office use. ull-bleached, heavy and absorbent, Plain y 4 4 tions for i “raph,—“personal” be “ey “ > w wi GARDEN COSTU MES, $2.50 | cause any person can carry it with ease to Another fact about flour Plain white borders, white borders not generally known is that the paste for macaroni and spaghetti is made from a Consists of three-quarter length smock and long bloom- ers of Joffre blue percale, stitched in white, adopted by women who are doing their “bit” in the garden. At $1.50, a dainty one-piece blue or pink chambray dress, box plaits back and front, deep yoke, pocket, belt and |} | lend new joy to picnies, outings, b ng parties and motor trips. This case has strongly riveted sides and metal corners. Illustrated. Imported Turkish Towels, 22c each. | Glass Toweling, 22c yd. Pure linen glass Our own direct importation from Jepan,| toweling of excellent quality for fine deme Soft, long-looped and absorbent. Plain! ware or China. Hardly a trace of lint, white, hemmed ends, Blue and red checks. 17 in, wide, flour called Durum, Origin- ally it came from Italy and France, but a great deal of cuffs piped in white. Records Discontinued From the Victor Catilogue— 8 ew grown ka ae Game Bath Mats, 9c each. Strongly wovenin | | Linen Crash Toweling, 22c yd. Pei Pip Be: : ae | Repriced at About Half List Figures Which leads to ‘the observa: # soft but heavy cotton yarn, Jacquard Hoary, pure linen, round thread Cyash S| A similar model in striped lawn with sheer dimity collar. Here's your chance to supply complet 6 fir your new tion that flour of quality i and plain centre palleres in pink, blue, Toweling, Washed, and without @ trace a At $1, a checked gingham and lawn dress, in various [= phonograph at substantial economies, Rec ‘on the Viete sold in our Grocery Depart- gold und lavender, @gegv2 former of dressing. All plain white, 17 inches 3 PP aclora timated wih whi terealan pretty, embraldareae tree, catalogue only to save stocks from becomi arc all perfect | ment at prices lower than price 81.14 each, wide quarter sleeves. Also striped percales. “uimmed with ham a ai ET | Soeipatiters: fan’ afias” to e Bi r ; so strip 8, ¢ a ili a ti Si os: if a reeteeesial juote , | bray some —Fourth Floor, 34th sireet, Hear al | sume tenths Floor, 36th Street, Rear, and Main Floor gables, | | Second Floor, 2G) ininnmroronmnrenerinerarmenonn nec orcnmarmn SM Macy 0 Ca esarerenenss tists : F é eS enue