The evening world. [volume], October 18, 1915, Final Edition, Image 7

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Tuesday Attractions
MERCHANDISE odvertued
A A Sunday ii on tale Monday
and Tuesday at the price, quoted
(except where quantities ore In
sufficient). We are now holding
our annual October Sale of
Upholsteries
Bloomingdales' has anticipated
the advance In market prices and
purchased heavily while they
were normal. The splendid values
offered during this sale are due
to this foresight.
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MOUUtC DONOVAsN, ,,
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"We Arc Married," Wrole Girl
lo Mother After Eloping
With lidward Walsh.
AltaHIM AfaTValttcarPVUM C
"Eddys" Sauce is a tempta
tion you need not resist.
Eddys
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OLD ENGLISH
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is a fine relish for soups,
oysters, fish and all meats.
At Grocers and 1 Oaf
Delicatessen Stores, JL Vt
Made by E. Pritchard. 331 Spring St.. N.Y.
FOR RESTFUL SLEEP
'or when tired and faint,
drink a hot cupful of
"HORLICK'S"
THE ORiaiMAL
MALTED MILK
Sjk Ht "HOBUCX't," AvM tuttUtotst.
Putting One Over !
'rtin woman tn llij case of IMtrard
U'nlih. thn ticket seller at thn Grand
Central Teriulnul, who dinappearod on
Oct. 1 after the in(a In hlM oftlce hnil
bren opened and $7,000 taken, has been
discovered by detectives nccklnK the
mlulnc man. It lias boon loomed
that on the night of the robbery he
called at the homo of Molly Donovan,
a protty younK telephone operator, at
No. 769 Hast Ono Hundred and Fifty
sixth Street, and sho ilod with him.
In a loiter received a few days ago by
the Klrl'H mother Mollle said sho and
Walsh had been married on Oct. 1 In
Philadelphia and were headed West.
Walsh, who la twenty-olx years old
and lived at No. 2874 DrJgBs Avenue,
the Uronx, was ono of the trusted
employees of the railroad, hU Utlifcr
having been employed In the baggage
department for many years. Tho girl
was at tho switchboard In tho One
Hundred and Twenty-nfth Street Sta
tion, and railroad employees noticed
that sho and Walsh were together
frequently.
A short tlmo before Walsh disap
peared he had reported on several
occasions that his cash drawer had
been opened and at ono tlmo a little
over f 100 had been taken. Detectives
working on theBo thafts found evi
dence pointing to Walsh as tho thief
and tho dotoctlvos believe he knew
this nnd determined to make a get
away. With a brace and bit ho mado
a bluff nt breaking the safe, but It
was really oponed through tho com
bination, which ho possessed.
Whdn Jllss Donovan failed to ap
pear for duty it was learned from tho
girl's mother that on tho night of tho
robbry Walsh had visited tho girl
Beads and Spangles
The Newest Note
ih Trimmings
Faxliion, in her reversion to the 1830 mid J)irccloir
lyis of rcsi, with their lioori.H mid panniers and liouf
funic drnpcric.1, lina innde this pre-eminently n ncusoii
of trimmings. What fur, buttons and braid arc to the
Uilleured suit, the new headed and spangled trim
iniuga arc to evening gowns. And nothing could more
radiantly het off the shining loveliness of this kciuoii'.s
silks than these iridescent trimmings pale with the
.soft rndiauec of moonlight, or intense with vivid glow
ing color.
Practically nil of these headed nnd spangled trim
ining. representing, m they do, expert hand-work
romp from Europe. They arc shown here in headed
bands demi- nnd full-width flouncings separate
motifs tassels, fringes and hall ornaments. Among the
hundreds of designs arc:
White nets, with iris
spangles, in beautiful de
signs. Black nets, spangled with
apphire. French or peacock
blue in squares, coin dots
and flower designs.
A wonderful black band
ing, with wavy ribbon de
sign in luminous lavender
spangle.
Apattenjofpinksnd tur
quoise bead richly encrusted
on white net truly French
exquisitely young.
Amohg other smart trimmings shown this season are
the lovely tinsel and metal effects in bright and dull gold, silver,
ateel, and rich colors. They come in all manner of banding,
designs and widths, for dress trimmings, hair ornaments, break
fast caps, etc.
The new glowing purples,
deep prunes aud lizard greens.
Egyptian designs, beaded in
dull blues, terra coltas and
yellow.
Spanish fringes and lei
tooned borders.
Sphinx and gun-metal nil
overs some with colored
flowers deftly worked in.
Beaded and spangled tas
sels and balls, in exquisite
evening colors and while
to tuti bewitchingly among
milady's puffed draperies ur
to tip the ends of her silken
scarf or girdle.
Here, too, are the colored trimming embroideries designed
especially for tailored suits and gowns. These come in light and
dark effects many in Persian designs.
There are also waist garnitures, in opalescent tints, colors,
satin corsage boutonnleres.
and black. Tinsel, spangled and beaded flowers veivet and
All-black trimmings in beaded and spangled designs, rib
botine and Venlse effects, are here in wide variety.
And, when all is said, this is only a hint at the smart new
things that r.re being shown right now in Macy's Trimming Department.
Marx's Mat ?1r. S4th flt.
st: "V Vr t I. N
When It conies to a bombardment
With 'the th!')g that people need,
World ads. are firsMlne favorites
For numbers and for speed.
They scatter opportunities
Within the reach of all,
So for World ads. don't tall to make
Your nevsdealcr a call
t)67,18 I 503,978
t'lVorld Ads. During More Than
Last !J ftiontlis i uivllcrniu.
THE WORLD SELLS 100,000 MO"?E
COPIES IN NEW YORK CITY EACH
WEEK-DAY THAN ANY OTHER .MORN
ING NEWJI'APERI
SmtfTiiM WhU U. MulUpty Ruulut
Many of Macy's
Finest Oriental
Rugs Now Reduced
25.
R. H. Matr C.' Attrttla AraThlLwrU
JRl 77tT
ffatl mi lUil Hir.ld Squ.r. Ussf
Macy's Great Oclo-
VMtnf.MlkNIItaSt.
her Sale of Drugs
and Toilet Articles
Begins Wednesday.
00
Pairs of Blankets
asid Just Notice the Prices
HE chilly air has just BLOWN blankets our way. We have purchased
a most complete assortment of Winter weight blankets at about half
their actual worth.
Here's your opportunity to prepare for the coming cold days
and these prices are 'way below what they would be ordinarily.
mm
At $1.29 Pair 200 pairs Crib Blankets; wool and cotton mixed. Extra soft
finish. Pink and blue striped borders 3650 inch. Verified price elsewhere, pi. 75.
At
$2.09
Pair
400 pairs wool and
cotton mixed blan
kets to fit single and
beds. Some are
cut and bound separately.
At
.49
to $4.19
pairs for full-
$2
up
500
size beds and extra
large beds. Each pair
is more than ordinar
ily good value at the
price.
At
$4.69
Pair
.300 pairs h i g Ii
grade California
Blankets exception
ally soft in filling.
In a variety of color
ed borders.
At
$3.59
Pair
Fine Eastern Wool
Blankets in a beauti
ful shade of tan with
pink, blue and laven
der ribbon binding.
For full-size beds.
At $5.73
striped borders.
Pair All-wool Blankets
Resemble old-fashioned H
steam shrunk, 5 lbs. in weight.
omespun Blankets. Full size.
Pink, blue
ti.J9
$1.39
10,000
Untrimmed
Hats
a Great Sale
In
Over
200
Different
Shapes
$1.39
vrry
Our i
Smart
Style
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Macy's Usual Prices Would Be $2.49 to $4.96
I,rtsl spring this store featured a hut, suit; which, iloisj
spite a rainy, bleak day, proved to New York women
iliat Macy Millinery Sales cannot he duplicated any
where. On the first dnv of that sale we sold about
8.000 hats.
The success of this sale is assured by the bats them
selves. All arc new aud fresh and made in desirable
shapes. They come to you at such a concession becnusc
we ourselves purchased them at price advantages from
an overstocked manufacturer.
High-grade Lyons Velvet Hats
Large aud medium Sailors, Tri
iiirnes, Pokes, etc. llh'ck only.
jla7'.t utiual fries wnufd be $2.49
and $3M.
Hatter's Plush Hats (Silk Beaver)
In fine lustrous quality velvet
facings. Sailors, Tricorncs, Pokes,
Turbans, etc.
Macy's usual price would be $2.07
and $3.00.
New Panne Velvet Hats
In good assortment of new Tri
cornc shapes. Black onlv. Very
fine quality of pnnnc velvet.
Afacy's usual price would be S3.0G
and '$4.90.
New Felt Hats With Velvet Facing
Very stylish new Sailors, Tri
corncs.Turhans, Pokes, etc. Illrck,
navy, brown, green, etc.
Macy's usual price would be $4.00.
New Draped Velvet Turbans
Also Slurred Velvet lints in Sailors
and Pokes. Black only.
Macy's usual price would be $2.07
and $3M.
Ml-
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Your
Choice
Each
V
$t39
$'39
As comparison we quote our usual prices, which are always lower than elsewhere.
Millinery Dealers are invited to attend, as the price is below the
wholesale figure and there are no restrictions as to quantity.
Mar) ' IlMrnitnt.
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A Sale
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WE TRIM THESE HATS WITHOUT CHARGE
IF YOU BUY TRIMMINGS HERE
of High Grade Ostrich Plumes
Macy's Usual Price Would Be $2.97, $5.94 and $7.89
f(".ther dealer
The entire stock of a reliabh
who has discontinued business.
The plumes are broad,
wide and have heavy
drooping heads
They measure from
12 to 20 inches in
length.
Black, white, navy, rose, and many other colors
some plain and some shaded.
Umvt Ulm u2 Set! rtwra
$1.98
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THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE
I The "WORIiD sells 100,000 coplef more in New York City eaoh weekday than any other morning new spaper.
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