The star and Newark advertiser. [volume], February 08, 1909, EVENING EDITION, Page 6, Image 6

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R.ibborvs
Laces
F\irs
Linens
Mattresses
$44.89 Parlor Suite $28.67
Three-piece Parlor Suite—arm-chair, tete-a-tete
! and rocker, highly polished mahogany-finished
frames, large sofa pillow, spring seats, loose
i cushions, covered with silk velours in your choice
of several colors.
| | 1--1 Save *10.22 j
_j $12.24 Parlor Sofa S8.49J
Parlor Sofa, highly polished, mahogany-fin
ished frame, seat and back upholstered in damask,
verona velours or tapestry.
——-1 Save $3.7.5 |
—| $5.49 Corner Chair $2.97 -
Corner Chair, highly polished mahogany
'frame, high, round back, spring scat, upholstered
in velours, damask or tapestry.
—- Save $2.52 j-1
$7.50 Reception Chair_$4.24
Large Reception Chair, mahogany-finished
; frame; some of these match the above Arm
Chairs.
j-1 Save $3.20 i-■
- $4.24 Rocker $2.97 -
Large Oak or Mahogany-Finished Rocker,
high back, spring seat upholstered in velours.
--- Save $1.27 |
Three and Five Piece
Parlor Suites
Over two hundred designs—all new—
all different. Plain and carved solid
mahogany and mahogany finished.
5-Piecc Suites 3-Piece Suites
Value. Sale. Value. Sale.
U.67 . . 28.24 24.89.. 20.67
38.49 . .' 32.24 27.24 . . 22.67
49.67 . . 4! .34 32.24 . . 26.67
52.75.. 44.24 44.89.. 37.34
68.25 . . 59.75 48.24 . . 40.24
72.25 . . 61.25 52.75 . . 44.24
81.25 . . 66.251 61.25 • - 50.25
96.25 . . 8I.251 68.25 . . 56.75
121.25 . . 99.25 72.25 . . 60.25
136.25 . . 113.75: 88.25 • . 73.25
144.50 . . 121.25 96.25 . . 80-25
161.25 . . 133.75 121.25 • . 99.25
176.25 . . 147.75 152.25 . 126.75
241.50 . . 201.25 i 201.00 . . 166.75
281.25 . . 233.25 241.00 . . 201.25
Parior Soles, Odd Pieces
Large Parlor Sofas, some of the frames
carved, others plain highly-polished ma
hogany-finished. covered with velour,
tapestry and damask.
Value. Sale, j Value. Sale.
12.24 . . . 8.49 1 28.24 . . . 22.49
14.24 . . . 11.24 140.24 . . . 28.24
Dining Tables
Value. Sale, i Value- Sale.
12.24 . . . 9.34 25.67 . . . 20.24
12.89 . . . 10.24 30.24 . . . 23.49
13-67 . . . 40.67 32.89 . . 25.67
17.67 . . . 13.74 ! 35.24 . . . 27.49
19.67 . . . 15.34 40.89 . . . 31.89
20.89 . • • 16.24 52.75 . . . 41.24
23.67 . . . 18.49 1 56.25 . . • 43.74
China Cl os els
Golden oak, all sizes, some entirely
wood, some entirely glass, others with
half mirror backs.
Value. Sale. | value. Sal-.
17.24. ..13.34 31.67 . . 24.67
21.24 . . . 16.49 36.49 ■ • .28.49
21.89 . . . 17.24 40.89 . . .31.89
26.49 . . .20.67 51.50 . . .39.34
30.24 . . . 23.49 66.50 . . . 51.73
Sideboards
Value. sal'e. I Value. sale.
16.24 . . . 13.49 | 23.67 . . . 19 67
19.24 . . . 15.89 [ 31.49 . . . 26.24
20-24 . . . 16.89 I 34.49 . . . 28.74
Brass Beds
Sale stock embraces over five hundred
beds, seventy-five new designs. Standard
construction and lacquer. AH si:*e>.
Value. Sale. | Value. Sale.
1 7.49 . . . 15.49 | 44.24 . . . 36.67
21.67 . . . 18.24 | 51.25 . . . 42.74
25.24 . . 19.49 56.25 . . 46.74
25.67 . . . 21.49 59.2s . . . 49.34
28.24 . . 23.49 62.50 . . . 52.25
30.49 ■ ■ . 25.49 70.50 . . . 59.25
34.49 . . . 28.67 72.25 . . . 60.25
40.24 . . . 33.49 80.50 . . . 66.75
-- $4.89 Rocker $3.97J
Extra large Oak t)r Mahogany- Finished Rock
er, full arms, high hack, spring seat upholstered
in velours.
L—-— Save 92c [——
- $8.00 Morris Chair $5.89 !—
Large Morris Chair, wide quartered oak arms,
spring seat, reversible cushions, covered with ve
lours in your choice of several colors.
- Save $2.11 j
—i $10.00 Arm Chair $5.94
Large Parlor Arm Chair, plain or beautifully
carved, spring seat covered with high-grade ve
lours, tapestry and damask.
—---1 save $4.06 ;
—j $18.24 Ha ir Couch $13.89j
All-hair Couch, seven rows of deep tufting, all
spring edge, covered to order in plain or ligured
velours in your choice of several colors.
-1 Save $4.65 |
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H UR CHILDREN’S CORNER
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MAGIC GLASS.
HERE is something that iIs♦* G • <i I
girls may amuse themselves with !
Take nn ordinary pane of -j. • >
hand-mirrror that has t been i" ! d ju I !
beforehand, and on it with your blip r no
the outlines of a face. . r n i :i!• i in
drawing of any kind Tin u- vi!l 1 U
as If it had not been gmk-I • l. hut Glow
your breath on it. and the ira- ii .. will .
once becom.* visible. For :m«'tlv * \pcr
ment polish the s : 'fo **t tin- mnl
lay on It. a coin of . om** kind U- tin
coin after a little while mi ! ui
not show any mark <ui tt. tun : «m G .*•
your breath on \-. the imay of th* < : v. ill
appear. All this is dm* to the deposit of
gases and fine dust partich- on 11>• • urt.i
of any glas? that is exposed to th. far a
little while.
THE GULF STREAM.
Here is n short explanation of -• Gulf
Stream that may l>e >f inter -i to you ii:
It la an ocean current that flow oat of the
Gulf of Mexico, between the a t of Fi r
Ida on one side, and the Island *>f r :La «,
the other. It Is about fifty liilb s w ; ,
it passes, at the rate* of about ti .
hour along the coast of th Unite ! iG
*.vnt!I it reaches N< wfoundlaiol. whei. ii
turns ami sweep* arm - the \tlnn Or**
part of its vbluine passes cast ward toward
the Azores, but the larger part wash.s il*«*
shores of the British Isles and Nonva ;md
finally passes away t»» northerly ■••a
THE PRIZE-WINNERS.
The correct answer to last M m la rehug
puzzle was furnace. The following chddnut
were prize-winners:
BABETTE DAVIS, aged i». 4 Sny.b
street. Orange (gume); tlAZEL* ANDER
SON. aged li, 417 Central, a Venn Newark
(book); BERNARD BERTHOLET, aged Vi,
80 Hunterdon street, Newark (penknife);
JAMES CODY, aged 7, 24 Grant avenue,
Harrison (bock).
What is the finest verse that ever
was? The unU-verse.
Why does a wig resemble a lie? Be
cause it’s a false hood.
BIJOU DREAM POPULAR.
A crowd of over 6,000 attended the
opening of the Bijou Dream, formerly
Blaney*. and now* under the manage
ment of F. F. Proctor, Saturday after
et.v *
UNCLE JACK’S PUZZLES—No. 310
WHAT IS THIS GAME CALLED?
THKSK children arc enjoying this gn me very much. !f von take tie' initial let
ters of the words shown in the small pictures you will find what it is th*\v
arc playing. After you hav found the answer fill out the coupon below and
send it to Uncle J«ek. EVEN TNQ STAR. Newark, N j
The two girls and two boys who send in the neatest correct answer can have
then* choice of ;i box of paints, « good book, a j.-nkniCe or any one of several
fiiHcinnllng games. ff tbe* writing is not legible tin coupon will bo rejected. limb
d"|c will pub) Is V* the picture of any prize-winner who < .m- to send him a photo
graph. Hng-pong and tintype pictures cannot be used.
, Only children under !•'» years <•(’ age are cligibh to compete. Bo sure to place a
two-ceut stamp on the envelope, to' avoid drlnj ;ii tb- postoflice. The names of
he prl:<c-wlnriers will be announced in THU F,VLINING STAR on Monday, Feb
ruary 15.
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>1* nniwrr to I.'nele Jai'k'a pouts Tor February S la:
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noon and evening. The whole audito
rium lias been renovated and over
hauled, and the house, giving the beat
of moving picture shows, was crowded
to «the limit from the time of opening
until 11 o'clock at night. This is th
first regular house in Newark to be de
voted exclusively to this form of amuse
ment, and that it will be most popula
was clearly shown on the opening daj
*v|.\C3£> Oor 5 t st Anniversary Sale
\/^ Brings Unprecedented Valnes In the
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Following Goods That Were Crowded Out of .Today’s Ad.
Embroideries
Handkerchiefs
White Goods
Printed Cottons
Leice Curtains
Women’s Neckwear
Undermuslins
Knitted Underwear
Suits and Capes
Carpets and Ekugs
China and Glass
Bronzes (SL Bric-a-brac
Pianos and
Silverwa.ro
Hovisefvirnishings
$1.49 Dinirvg Hoom Chair 99c
Dining Room Chair, solid oak, cane seat, high i
spindle, heavy braced rungs.
-.- Save 50c !
|—| $1.98 FJining Chair $1.24 j—
Solid Oakv Dining Chair, cane seat, high
braced back.
-1 Save 74e j-—
_$7.00 Dining Table 54.24'—
1 --*.. .
Solid Oak Dining Table, golden finish, heavy,
fluted post legs, 42x42 inch top; may be extend- /
: ed six feet. _
-1 Save $—.70 —-1—
— $15.49 Sideboard $9.89 —
Solid Oak Sideboard, 45-inch base, carved top,
large bevelled mirror, three drawers, one lined for
silver; one roomy drawer for linen.
---1 Save $5.00 i
Electric Stoves, nickel-plated, seven
Inches in diameter, complete with six
ft. of cord and plug; may be adjusted to
give out three degrees of heat; sold else
where at 57 50; special Tuesday in the
basement.54.97
l-amily Clothes Wringers, with
cycle ball-bearings, 11-in. solid rubber
rolls, hold-fast clamps, guaranteed for
three years; regularly 53.97; special Tues
day in the basement.S2.74
Gilt Novelty, Mantel Clocks, about
8 in. high: three’ designs to select from;
slight imperfections; guaranteed one-dav
movements; were 51.89; special Tuesday
in the basement . 98c
Luncheon Napkins, satin-finished
damask, hemmed ready for use, 11x11
in.; regularly 9c each; special Tuesday in
the basement, six for.29c
Fringed Damask Table Cloths,
pure white with blue or red border;
55x7S in.; special Tuesday in the base
ment.89c
Turkish Batli Towels, colored bor
ders, hemmed ready for use, 22x43
in.; special Tuesday in the basement,
each.24c
Table Cloths, extra heavy Austrian
Union linen, 3-tn. hemstitched border,
three rows fancy drawnwork; 72x72 in.;
elsewhere 52.50; special Tuesday on the
main floor .$1.48
Lace-trimmed Hand-made Centre
pieces, genuine French linen, pure linen
centres, lace corners l6-in. deep; 36x36
in.; regularly 5'.49; special Tuesday on
main floor.98c
Women’s 26-In. Umbrellas, all-silk
and silk-and-linen, handies of pimento or
partridge wood, with gunmetal or sterling
silver caps; Cape horn, cherry wood,
Dresden china, carved spice wood, pearl
and silver and boxwood with silver trim
mings; sold elsewhere up to 54.00; our
regular price, 52.97; special Tuesday on
the main floor at.$2.!9
Pearl Handle Dinner Knives, full
size, heavy embossed sterling silver fer
rules, triple silver plated blades; our regu
lar price 51-49; special Juesday on the
main floor, each.98c
Colored Messaiine Peau de Cygne,
! all colors, excellent quality; 19 inches
w’ide; special Tuesday on the main floor,
a yard...49c
Black Satin Duchesse, 26 inches
wide, good quality; sold elsewhere at 51.00
a yard; special Tuesday on Ihe main floor,
a yard.79c
Arabian Colored Curtains, finished
with Gluny edging, regulation length
and width; sold elsewhere at 52.00 a pair;
special Tuesday on the third floor $1.29
I NOT ON
SVIaM p)
MONDAY.
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— $10.00 Chiffonier $6.74 —
Solid Oak Chiffonier, large size, live deep
drawers, cast brass trimmings, bevelled plate
mirror, carved toilet top.
--j Save $5.2«5 j
-1 $6.00 Chiffonier $3.49 -
Solid Oak Chiffonier, golden finish: 10 inches
wide, five deep drawers, good gallery lop.
-*-1 Save $2.51 -
-1 $10.00 Dresser $6.49 1
Solid Oak Dresser, large size, bevel plate mir
ror, trimmed with brass.
-Save $-'J.51--—
—j $25.00 Brass Bed $16.49 1—
Brass Bed, heavy two-inch continuous posts,
large husks; seven -inch upright tillers; head
S'X ft. high; all sizes.
- ■ Save $0.51 j
$30.00 Brass Bed $17.89 1—
Brass Bed, heavy two-inch continuous posts,
large husks; head :', ft. high, head and foot
with seven 1-inch brass rods; all sizes.
-Save $12. II |
j-i $6.00 Box Couch $6.24 !
Full size Box Couch, all spring edge, soft tuft
ed top, covered with plain or ligured denim in
your choice of several colors.
;- Save $1.70 |
_ I
National Volunteers’ Emergency
Service to Have licaclquar*
ters in This City.
______
A Inaui.li of '.he National Volunteers’1
f ; m i goncy Service, with headquarters
al 11m city Hall, has hi in established
i Newark. Mayor Jacob Haussling
ml other prominent citizens have be
••"ine interested in the work of the
organization, and Colonel Wolfang
Goetz, of Hoboken, who organized the
I local branch of the organization, is
J confident that it will attain a member
1 ship of more than 1.000 before April l
j The objects of the organization are
to form sanitary brigades In each State
to act in conjunction with the regular
army and to be ready to perforin
H liv service for the government or
| municipal authorities in case of pesti
i fence or epidemic, as well as in war or
| in .no - of accidents on railroads, fac
| tori' s and other emergencies. A majori
ty of the ofllcers will be medical men,
linen who will give up valuable portions
; of their time to Instruct all members
j in giving prompt and proper care to
lithe injured. The organization is
;i formed upon military lines, and males
j and females can become members.
; Tie advisory council of the Emer
! gmey Service Corps comprises the
President find Vice-President of the
I (United States, the Governors of the
II different States, Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Greer, Supreme Court Justice
Bhschoff and many other prominent
men, including Newark’s chief execu
i tive, Mayor Henry Otto Wittpenn, Jer
- sey City; Mayor George H. Steil, Hobo
rken; Mrs. C. B. Alexander, Colonel E
• I A. Stevens, Major Richard Stevens,
■-- '! —— ■ .. . !LU!
1 £ SHORT VACATION TOUR
I Pennsylvania 11
February 12, 1909
jjtaKl 533,50 -Trip
FROM NEWARK
Proportionate,Hates from Other Points,
g Covers round-trip transportation, good
until March 1, inclusive; Sleeping Car
8 berth and dinner In Dining Caron going
| trip, and hotel accommodations for two
I and three-quarter days.
I Descriptive Itineraries giving full Infor
I rnatton and rates furnished by Ticket
1 Agents.
Palmer Campbell, John Zeller, Post
master E. Vf, Martin, W. S. Stuhr, F.
William Bender, Brigadier-General
Henry Alters, M. D.; Colonel Wolfang
Goetz, M. D.; Lieutenant-Colonel- T. C.
McNamara, M. D.; the Rev. Bernard
Gilpin, Captain Richard Paganelli, M.
I).; Captain Trangott J. Schuck, M. D.;
Captain R. H. Dinglestedt. M. 1).; Cap
tain R. V Gulliana. of Newark; Cap
tain W. c. Van Keuren, Lieutenant
George Hoffman, Lieutenant Robert
Ressler, M. D., D. T>. S ; Lieutenant
Harold Sugarman, Charles A. Patter
son, M. D.; Frank Cordts, TI. E. Sten
rck, Bernard Braunstein. J. C. Farr, M.
|i).; Max Moeller, Caplin N. G. Lloyd,
Captain H. A. Line, John Henry Tim
ken. I. Pollock, D. D. S.; H. Rosenhoff,
D. D. S.; Peter Angelo, Frank Farr.li
James McLaughlin. Thomas J. Meehan
W. R. Riemann, Charles H. Tienken
Frank Novy, William Manevel ami
William H. Eichmann.
LECTURE ON WASHINGTON.
The Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman wl!
speak before the Presbyterian Unior
at the First Church tonight. He wil
repeat his lecture on "Washington,’
which he delivered a year ago at Wash
ington’s headquarters, Morristown.
If H©TEL BROAO)
I Oor. Broad Sc Lafayette Streets,
NEWARK, K. J,
Visit our new Up-to-Dato
Dininj-Room.
First Floor will open about Feb
\ ruary !2th.
the best in the city.
Booth it Local Phone Accommodation
HOTEL BROAD G-E- mausert, Prap.
LEVEENS PLAY PINOCHLE.
| Polities were cast aside at the mcet
| ing of the Leveen Democratic Associa
j tion^Bi Springlield avenue, yesterday
afternoon and pinochle was substi
tuted. It was decided to challenge the
Third Ward Democratic Association to
a series of home and home twelve-man
team matches. It was unanimously
passed to grant the use of the hall to
the Mt. Sinai Dispensary for a whist
pajty on Wednesday, February 1&.
. •
Annual and Anniversary Sale of
Black and
'6°,0red
After the deluge- what ? Well, we won't worry over the future.
The Silk deluge is"on—at Macy’s. The sweep and speed of the sale
should be torrential. Values are big enough to start a perfect gale of
buying. You can’t come too fast to please us—nor choose from the
shimmering Silks too furiously. We’ve spent weeks gathering th;
masses of beautiful stuffs that you’ll absorb in a few days. It’s a double
occasion, and we want to double our highest record of the past.
Our Annual February Sale of Silks joins forces with our Fifty-First
Anniversary Celebration to—but let the figures talk. Here they are:
The Colored Silks
49c for 75c Taffetas, full range of light and dark colorings, 19
inches wide.
49c for 15c Fancy Imported and Domestic Silks, all colors, dozens of
designs, 19 inches wide.
58c for 85c Imported Satin Messalines, all colors, 19 inches wide.
79c for #1.00 Satin Messaline Broche, assortment of colors, 19 inches
wide.
89c for $1.10 Satin Messaline Ottoman, including the new tints, 19
inches wide.
89c for $1.25 Imported Shantung Pongee, natural color, 33 inches
wide. •
94c for $1.25 Satin-faced Rough Shantung Pongee, desirable colors,
24 inches wide.
99c for $1.25 Satin Directoire, all colors, 36 inches wide. •
99c for #1.25 Crepe de Chine, all colors, 40 inches wide.
$1.19 for #1.50 Satin Messaline, all the favorite colors, 36 inches wide.
B!acK and Colored Pongee
$| QQ for Rough Shantung Pongee Silk, 27 inches wide. All
colors. These Silks were made expressly for us so that we
could sell you at £1.09 a yard the exact quality of a widely adver
tised and popular Shantung Pongee bearing a copyrighted brand and
retailing at SI.35.
Ours are made with a detachable selvage on which “R. H. Macy
& Co.” is printed, ana with the name goes the guarantee that the
Silk is equal to the other at £1.35.
The Black Silks
“Marchioness” Dress Satin; fine glossy finish; 20 inches wide, our
usual price 99c a yard; special for this sale.79c
“Marchioness” Dress Satin, very rich and lustrous, 20 inches wide, our
usual price £1.29'a yard; special for this sale.$1.09
“Marchioness” Dress Taffeta, pure dye, 36 inches wide, our usual pripe
$1.49 a yard; special for this sale . ..$1.19
for $1.25 Satin Directoire, 36 in.
for $1.25 Satin Duchessc, 36 in.
for $150 Crepe de Chine, 40 in.
Satin-faced Rough Shantung Pongee Silk, 24 inches wide, sold by
others at $1.25 a yard; our price ... . 94c
“Marchioness” Satin Messaline, one of the most popular lines, 36 inches
wide, our usual price $1.39; special for this sale.$1.14
Imported Black Satin Directoire, 431inches wide, usual,$2.25 quality;
special for this sale . .$1.49
Pig Corset Sale
La Grecque Corsets
Tuesday, Feb. 9th
■ Samples aud slightly handled goods,
25c. 50c, 75c. $1.00 to $5.00
Regular prices gi.oo to $15.00 ^
All-sizes in many styles.
|
Van Orden Corset Co.,
133 Market Street, Newark
REDUCED RATES
Til BERMUDA
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BIG TIME FOR EAGLES.
Meetings of various sub-committees
who are arranging for the ceremonies
' incident to the dedication of the Eagles’
| new home in West Park street were
i held yesterday, and It was announced
that even more aeries than expected
from New Jersey and New York Stale
would be on hand to make February 22
a gala day. There will he no dearth
of music, as a majority of the visiting
Eagles will be accompanied by a band.
, > '.Y 4L.