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PARIS, Feb. 16.-Official reports to the Minister or Marine bring news of three Teuton submarines being sunk off Brindisi in the Adri- atic by French destroyers. Two of the submarines were of the largor class.
 PIONINI, Italy, FeD. I6.-Eight Austrian aeroplanes rnided this place yesterday dropping many bombs, damaging buildings and kill ling two.
 ROME, Feb. 16.-Fighting still proceeds in Albania with the situs- tion practically unchanged. The enemy is making an effort to got be- tween the Italian forces and the sea.
 VIENNA, Feb. 16.-Tho efforts of the Italians to capture Monterombun positions lost some time ego, after desperate lighting wore unsuccessful and the enemy suffered enormous Iosses in men, x ,s-.s.
 LONDON. Feb. I6.--Tt is Be- iisved th1t if tho Italisns can cheek the Aastrian sdvaace frpm lDuraxxo. # wtit rsssit iA tle 15dnt sbsn- asaasas sf tAs s4vankS E fsxthsF seaQ s.ls
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to- the fact that the gains which had been made in the industry would soon be no longer forthcoming. He said the war would last long time. several more years at the least.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 All delegates to the Democratic Territorial Convention are requested to meet in Caucus at the City Hall Thursday, February 17th at S:3b F. M. PHIL ERNST.
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COLONEL HOUSE IS
 BRINGING DEEP DOPE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb It European personal o dent Wilson have portant data to place before the
 ject of special This
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THE EAGLE CARD SOCIAL.

Eagle Social Committee annnoun- ces that a Card Party to members and lady friends will be held Thursday evening at S:3O P. Nj. Sharp. COMMITTEE.
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from Saxony through American firms. Tho maximum penalty was inflicted.
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BERLIN, Feb. 16.-Von linden berg is again making an attack in the Dvinsk region.
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EAvnA \ M1Anlr.

xhe pvopsr tlhing fot-your a1lnatv ea yaientanes aay, Hsaet bexes n. leA S1n e1heice Ckocoentss fa sr
 NM C1xDE aGo4B as;Fs p'~ M WMnBs M x0wua s"S
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ANOTHER CANADIAN HOUSE
 IS BLASTED AND BURNED

said. to have caused tho fire which destrbyed the building.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 16.--A dock fire here today also destroyed two ships which were loading cotton and munitions of war.
 The damage is estimcted at fve million dollars. Two socmen arc ssid to be missing. < The dock frs startcd from explo- IslionS.
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PETROGRAD, Feb 16.-The last of eight forts around Ezeroum fell today with the district now in the hands of the Russians. The ad- vance upon Trebizond is being pressed.
 CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 16.-The tenacity with which tho forts at Ezeroum held out after the city had been practically evacuated weeks ago. has compelled tho Russians to
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LAST EzER0uM FORTS
 FALL TO THE RUSSIANS

halt in their aggressive advance. The forts have, succeeded in check ing the offensive while moro troops are moving up to protect other points in danger. Some of the forts have been captured.
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PETROGRAD, Feb. 16.-Thc Rus sians are now making ready for an early advance on the entire eastern front. Great supplies ere being rushed to the front with new armies
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Now Is the time to Suhscribe.
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since last September.
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but few men for an active Albanian campaign.
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- CITY BATH HOUSE Moonlight Spring Water. (Boil. ing Hot).
 M. o. SOLBERG.
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Let us estimate on ypur Job Work
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REVIEW FOR 9TH REGIMENT.
Col. Appi~tOn's Last Probable %D-
Dcarancc in Command.

On. of the most notable events IN the
history of the Seventh Infantry, y. q.
N. Y, will he the review In the armory
tomorrow night in honor of the regular
army of the United States. with which
the Seventh has for many years enjoyed
close association.
Maior-Gen. Hugh l. Scott, chief OF
the General Staff Major-Gen. Taskcr ".
Bliss, General staff. and Brig. lien. AL
bert L. Mills, chief OF the division of
militia affairs, will review the regiment.
and other officers of the army who viii
be present include Col. Edwin +. Glenn,
General staff: Col. Charles q. Treat.
war college Col. j. T. Dickman. Second
Cavalry Col. Clarence =. Townsley, SUI
perintendcnt of the United States Mill
tary Academy at West Point, and Lieut..
Col. Morton +. Smith, commandant Of
cadets at West Point.
The review. ii is understood. Will MARK
the last appearance OF COL Appleton
with the regiment as It's commando
He will retire on February -, owing
to the age limit
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Also Equally Attractive
Remnants of White Goods

Voiles and Crepe (remnants). white sheer and
fancy embroidered, 36 to 40 inches wide.
Also Corduroy Pique. 36 inches wide. Macy's
usual prices 3Sc to 1sc sd. Now 24c I'd.
Fancy White Materials (remnants). Voiles, Crepes
and Embroidered Fabrics and some plain
Voles Crepes and Crossbar Dimities Macy's
usual prices 19c to 34c yd. Now lac yd
White Dress Cabardines remnants. SO inch
Poplins. 81 in. and Figured Madras, 80 in.
Macy's usual prices 24c to 3sc yd. Now lac yd
About 1900 Yards Of Novelty White Fabrics.
27-inch Crossbar Muslins and Crepes, 36-inch
Openwork Crepes and Lace Noiles. Macy's
usual prices lOc and 19c yd. Now &c yd.
Macy Second PlSsr.
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IRISH GETTING OUT THE GREEN
~. Patrick to Bc HOnOred with
Big Hibcrnian Reunion.

March II will be celebrated here
about AS an old fashioned IAN Irish"
dag, a general reunion of Irishnen ana
sons OF Irishmen in this and neighborng
states, according to the programme
being arranged by the 1916 committee
under the direction Of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians in New York county. Of
which Major Eugene J Flood Is chair
man
Al the first meeting of the officers and
delegates Of the A. q. H. and county
organizations on Friday at 2ll East
V0Pty-nfth street about 3o0 representa-
tive Irishmen were present ami the fol
lowing officials were selected for ~
Pstrick's Day. Grand marshal ~
parade. Coroner Timothy Hcalv; FIRST
aid. Bernard Gilbride second aid. John
J. OConnor: chairman of arrangements.
Frank j. Hartin. secretary. Thomas r,
O0ara; chairman OF reception commit
tsA James Hebron; floor manager.
ThJmss Carroll: assistant managers.
Peter J. Donahus and Maurice Kellihsr.
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Plain and Embroidered
Bed Linens

Macy's Bed Linens are particularly attrac-
tive at this season and their prices are
no less pleasing than their quality.
500 dozen full-bleached Sheets and Pillow Gases,
made to Macy's order from good, round-thread
sheeting. Strong and long wearing. Sizes before
hemming 54x9O in, 49c; 63x9O in, 56c; 63x99 in,
SOC; 72xsO in, 59c; 72x99 in, 69c; slx9O in. 6sc
Slx99 in. 73c ca. Pillow Cases 42x36 n.,l6c
ca: 45x36 in. lSc each.
Sheets and Pillow Gases. Bleached. Wide hem.
and centre seams. 72x9O in., 39c ca. Pillow
Cases 42x36 in., Sc each.
Pillow Cases Bleached and durable material
Hemmed 42x36 in, lOc ca: 45x36 in, lie ca.
Sheets to match, full size, 44c each.
Sheets and Pillow Gases Full size. Wide hens;
closely woven sheeting Sheets, before hemming,
Slx9O in., 49c ca. Pillow Cases, 42x36 in lOc;
45x36 in, llc 5Ox36 in, l2c; 54x36 in, lac.
Red Star Special Bed Sheets Fine grade cot
ton, closely woven and finished. Wide hens.
Before hemming, 81 x 80 in SOC each. Pillow
Cases 45x36 in, lac each.
300 prs Muslin Pillow Gases Extra fine en-
broidered and scalloped in pink, blue or white
bowknot and wreath design. 45x36 in, S9c pr.
500 Muslin Bed Sets, with scalloped edges con-
ssting of one full size sheet and two pillow cases.
$l.09 set.
Pillow Cases -Eyeet embroidered and scalloped
on fine cotton. 3 attractive designs. 45x36 in,
SOC ca. or $l.lspr.
Macy's-sass.sns.
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Neckwear News

The choice of Neckwear for the coming
Spring season is varied. Low and high
collars, flat sailor collars and collars wired
at the back and open at the throat.
Sailor Collars. Sac.
An assortment of sailor collars in various
shapes Made of net, organde and fine voe,
all hand-embrOidered.
Sleeveless Guimpes. $2.l9
With reversible collars, embroidered
vestee fronts and edged with fet or valenciennes
lace.
Macy's-Main FloeT.
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Our Annual Sale of
LUGGAGE
1870 Reductions on Trunks

Anticipating that southbound travel this
winter would be greater than ever before, we
began preparations for this sale months ago we
have assembled stock Of trunks which will meet
every requirement Of Northern tourists. Inc
prices quoted as compared with regular prices
show an average saving Of about 10 per cent
Fibre Wardrobe Trunks. $3.50
(Regularly s83.75) Interior has IL hangers
for any style garment and a new 1916 strapless
retainer. Removable shoe box and bureau sec
ton with five drawers. Size 45x24x22 inches.
Fibre Wardrobe Trunks. $3.50
(Regularly $27.50.) Has IL hangers and the
new strapless retainer. Shoe bag In bottom OF
bureau section. hat box and four drawers for
underwear. Size 45x24x22 inches.
Fibre Wardrobe Trunks. 5000
Regularly sls.74) Has bulge top. riveted on
brass corners. II hangers shoe bag and five
drawers Size 45x24x22 inches.
Fibre Travelling Trunks. $l4.S9
Regularly $16.49 to sl9.49). Interior has
divided top tray and extra dress tray, cloth lined.
Two leather straps all way round trunk. Sizes
"a, SO, 3S and 40 inches.
Fibre Travelling Trunks. 5000
Regularly s11.24 to sl4.24.l Made Of selected
basswood. Has deep divided top tray and extra
dress tray, cloth lined. Sizes 80 inches, "a, 36.
3S and 40 inches.
Travelling Trunks. Hl4
Regularly s7.49 to Ss.94) Waterproof canvas
covered. Divided top tray. cloth lined, and sizes
80 inches. "a, So, 3S and 40 inches.
Short Trip Trunks. $5.o4
Regularly s63s to $685. Waterproof canvas
covered cloth lined: regulation steamer tray.
Sizes 80 inches, "a. So, 3S and 40 inches.
Short Trip Trunks. $l0.49
fRoy,lorv IN ak "a Fibre covered
and fibre nterlined. Two straps all way around.
Regulation steamer tray, cloth lined. Sizes 80,
"a, &c. 3S and 40 inches
Short Trip Trunks. 1924
Regularly slO.14 to s12.3s.) Made Of selected
basswood. Has regulation steamer tray, cloth
lined. Sizes 80 inches. a. 36, 80 and 40 inches
Short Trip Fibre Trunks $674
Regularly s7.49 to SS.94.) Made OF selected
basswood. Regulation steamer tray, cloth lined
and sizes 80 inches, "a, 36, 80 and 40 inches.
Nscy's-Fisth F1ser.
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Remnant Sale of Colored
Wash Goods
&c, &c, I4c, 24c

That inventory may be as simple as
possible, we will effect quick clearance
of desirable Cotton and Silk-and-Cotton
Fabrics by such substantial reductions as
are listed below. Dress, blouse and skirt
lengths Of materials.
Printed Chiffon Voiles (remnants), 36 inches wide
Macy's usual price 28c yd. Now &c yd
Dre.. Ginshams tremnants,. Macys usual price
Percales (remnantsl, in stripes and figured de-
signs, 36 inches vide. Macy's usual price l2c
yd Now Sc yd.
Printed Lawns (remnants). with figured or floral
designs Macy's usual price l2c. Now &c yd.
Kimono Crepes (remnants). 80 inches wide. in
light or dark floral designs. Macy's usual price
14c Now Sc yd.
Fancy Woven Tissues tremnants), 27:inch width.
Macy's usual price 23c. Now l4c yd.
Dress Cinghams remnants, Of good quality.
Macy's usual prices 23c and 29c. Now lac yd.
Cabardines (remnants) Of black and white stripes
and checks. Mscy's usual price 29c Now lac yd.
Mercerized Cotton Poplin tremnantsl. Macys
usual price 24c. Now l4c Sd.
k.and. Cotton Null tremnants). Macy's usual
prices 24c and 2sc I'd. Now lac yd.
Madras Shifting tremnants). in many different
stripes and cords. Macy's usual price 23c
yd. Nov lac yd.
Ratines (remnants in odd shades only. Macy.s
usual prices 24c and 39c. 36 inch. Now lac yd.
French Crepes tremnants) in plain coors. Macy's
usual prices 29c and SOC yd. Now lac yd.
Silk k.and Cotton Ratines (remnants), plain colors
and floral effects. Macy's usual price 29c
yd. SO inch. Now lac I'd.
36-nch Cotton Veours (remnants). Macy's usual
prices 39c and ACC sd. SO inch. Now 24c I'd
Mercerized Repp Cloth (remnantsl, 3e inches
Wide. Macys usual price S4c I'd. Now 24c I'd
Silk.and- Cotton China Silks trcmnantsl. plain
and printed effects. 36 in. wide. Macys usual
prices 39c to SOC I'D. Now 24c yd
Apron Cinsham in blue and white checks Of
different sorts Limited quantity, 1000
yards. Macys usual price 7l.c yd.
Now &c yd.
Hundreds of other Remnants Of Wash Fabrics
not included in above list at equally low prices.
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Semi-Made Beaded
Tunics and Bodices
Specially Priced for Quick Clearance

Chiffon Bodces. $l9S
Beaded In floral designs. Colors: pink. light
blue. yellow, Nile green and white.
Short Chiffon TUNES. 1896
Finished with petal-shaped flounce elahoratey
beaded. Colors: pink. cerise, Nile green ligh,
blue and white.
Short Silk Net TUNES. $40
One style is very effective French model
beaded chain effects in ombre colorngs Long
pointed effect on one side. shorter on the other
and finished with velvet girdle.
Another style Is long chiffon tunic with double
founce deliberately beaded. and edged with
beaded fringe. Colors: pink. yellow, light blue
and white.
Mscy's-Nain Floor. seth street.
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Lacet arabian Curtains

Only 60 pairs in this offering. They
are 3 yards long with l2-nch heavy lace border.
Two very rich patterns They arrived too late for
an importers regular season. He offered them
to us at price that enables lis to sell them at
Sl4.89 instead OF $2249.
Nacy'a.-Feuvth Fiosv. -
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Crepe de Chime
Lingerie is Reduced

A miscellaneous group of Night Gowns,
Chemises and Combinations; some in
tailored effects with simple hemstitching;
others elaborately trimmed with aces,
ribbons and buds. All sizes in the lot, but
not in each style.
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Silks---1,500 Yards
In Cut Lengths
at - Original Prices

This is one of our most interesting Silk
events of the year. The entire accumulation OF
remnants left after very successful Fall season.
The assortment is unusually large. COM
prising the most desirable weaves and colors,
from the medium price to the finest imported.
Included arc the following weaves:
Crepes. Satin CharmeuSo. Noiles. Satin Messa-
lines, Printed silks Georgettrs Taffetas. Tub
silks. Meteors. Novelty Silks. Vevets and Cor
geots Brocades in Metallic Effects.
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A Clearance Sale of
Imported and
Domestic Blouses

s. Imported Blouses are included in this January
Clearance Sale. This collection Of blouses
all handmade and the individual finishing OF
each garment is exquisite. There is but ono
of each style Made Of Georgette crepe. chiffon
cloth. and crepe de chine, also many beautiful
combinations Of chiffon with net with silk.
etc. Various trimmings Of hand-embrodered
motifs and beaded effects. Most Of these
models are in dark colors. though there are
few in the pastel shades. Prices now
$40 up to $3.50.
Mac,'s usual prices wer, $l2.49 up 70 s6476.
200 Blouses in suit shades made Of all the popular
and desirable materials in new models. Most
of these blouses have reversible collars. Prices
now $40 up to $5.A
Mdcy's usual prices mere $3.50 io ss.49.
IS Chiffon Velvet Blouses. for formal wear, COM
bined with chiffon. steel heading, and fine laces.
Desirable models. Prices now $40 to $l2.49.
Macy. usual prices urrc s12.49 mp 10 $lsH.
Mscy's-Third Fissr.
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Prices Are Lowered On
Mandarin Coats
and Kirnonos

Our entire stock of these beautiful i'm
ported garments has been sharply reduced;
in some cases to less than half, and in
every instance the reduction means a sub
stantial saving on the original price.
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Imported JapaneseMandarin Goats

Lined and interlined; most desirable
shades; exquisitely embroidered
Macy's Usual Price s46.75 Now. $3375
Macy's Usual Price s32.75 Nom $2lH
Macy's Usual Price $2l.74 Nom $l374
Another group specially priced as follows:
H94 1914 $ll89
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The present cut through Fort Nasa-
ington Park will be turned into p four
track subway ANA The original surt-,.
OF the park will he restored. From the
south line OF the park iu a Point opposite
ib3d street the work includes the COZ.
structiou Of an open s,X a'k rigN' uf
way AZ grade ana the extension Il Wc.t
i5sth street over the tracks on y ramp
to the dogk l!cs.
Between Eighty-ScCond street and Scv-
enty-secoud street the plan provides for
a fan Of from five to tweuiN-ouc trict,s
and tunnel plan. From Neuty-secpud
street TO Th.rty-'ightn street there II
be- a four track ramp to ff,y-nin'h
street and ~u elevated structure 20
Thir,y-eigh,l' street al ug Twelfth ay.-
,1ic and the ma ginal right OF Wa!
Tracks VIII he located on tNo levc.>
between Thirty--lghth and Th'r;stn
streets From Tnjitirh street to the
CANA street terminal There will b" =
two track railroad.
According to the ststemen; Of 'he
committee It has beon necessary for tn"
city Ia cNrn.rg" with the railroad C'r-
tain pa 'els uf land 10 protect pars
waterfront against - mn"rCidliZation anl
to atford tho railroad the necessary riTat
Of way ami facilities, In exactly tie"
same way as proposed III the suggest /
1919 settlement Under the present set
tlenent III" rsilroad viii have to pay
several millions Of dollars in"rc than was
proposed IN 1913. The city also reserves
the light to construct a two track el".
vated railroad south of Fifty-ninth street
between the tracks of the New lnri>
Central and the river front
Before the agreement Is actually signed
as agreed upon Yesterday the Board Of
Estimato viii make available for period
of thirty days a complete report, accom-
panied by plans. 50 the public may nave
full oppo. tumty to examine them and
uresent views.
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For the Busy Housewife
rim Aprons

Well made of de-
pendable fabrics In
a diversity Of smart
styles.
Blue and white check
singham apron in
large size, with pock-
ct and strings. l0c
Bungalow Aprons Of
plain blue chambray
with navy blue bor-
der trimming; Others
Of Lancaster gingham
in blue and white
check. 39c
Dozens Of styles in Bun
galow Aprons at 46c
Striped and figured
percales, plain colors
with Persian bands;
loose effects; Others
with elastic at waist
band: buttoned down
the front or side;
round necks, square
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Imported japanese
Quilted Silk Robes.
plain and embroid-
cred: light and dark
colorings. at $4.69,
STA and $S.94.
Other Negligecs of
domestic make in a
variety of models
sharply reduced.
loer. seth 81.
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AGREE ON REMOVING
nth AVE. TRACKS
Board Of Estimate Committee
and New York Central Reach
Final Conclusion.
no CASH COST TO CITY

announcement was made yesterday
eAsx city OFFICIALS composing the commit
tes on port and terminal facilities OF the
BEARD Of Estimate had come 10 an agree
mont with the New York Central Rail
read under which all railroad tracks will
no removed from the streets. This means
chaN the Eleventh avenue problem. which
has vexed one city administration after
another for many years, has been settled
ana the plan as agreed upon contem-
plates an entire reorganization OF the
traffic system that has been an incrcas-
ing source Of annoyance as the yves.
side Of Manhattan Island has developed
Under the agreement the city will not
be called upon to contribute one dollar
In cash. This means that the railroad
will bear the major part OF the burden,
now estimated at upward OF SJ0.0Oo.o0o.
The city will exchange for railroad prop
orty certain city property. hut when The
oaisnce If cast the advantage will lie
On the sidc OF the city.
Tunnel 10 Nc Built.
According to the repor; Of the settle
ment as made by the committee the rail-
road will 60 through n tunnel under In
wood Hill from the ship canal 10 Dyck-
man street and over Dyckinan street b.
viaduct, thus obviating any change IN
the grade Of the street. The railroad will
construct a roof over It's right of way
through Fort Washington Park and also
over It's main line tracks from 1880
street 10 135th street. Through and
along Riverside Park the railroad will
30 in q tunnel. This means an ampliled
park space and the maintenance OF un-
interrupted park slopes according to a
city plan already worried out. Re
tween Eighty.second and Seventy second
streets the railroad will go by subway.
this construction giving an approach to
the railroads Sixtieth street yard.
The railroad will construct an elevated
line along the new and existing Twelfth
avenue from Fifty-ninth street to its
Thirtieth street yard and an cleva ted
line from the Thirtieth street yard to it,
southern terminus right of way
through private property to the east of
West stree, this right Of way to he az.
quired by the railroad at its own cN-
pense.
An idea Of the magnitude of the undc:-
taking is obtained from an outline of
the detailed plans, \ rearrangemcn,
Of tracks. the construction Of four
track swing bridge and ramps for tracks
approaching from the north and cast
are included in the work from the nor, h
line OF the Borough OF Manhattan TO
the southwest pier Of the bridge n
Spuytcn Duy,il. where there is COZ.
nection with the Spuyten Duyvll and
PSrt Morris Railroad From Spuyten
Duyvil bridge to the north line of For;
Washington Park tho four track tunnel
through the wes; slope Of the hill will
he built 10y the cut and cover method
There will be u viaduct over rs Lnau
street and ramp for tracks south of
D2ckman street.
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Towels and Toweling

Linen Huck Towels, 3lc Each
Hcmmcd or hemstitched:
damask borders. Some have
monogram space.
Glass Towels. 10 Each
Union linen, imported; red or
blue checks.
Turkish Bath Sheets. 79c Ea.
Heavy and absorbent:
hPmmed ends.
Face Cloths. 3 for 29c
OF firmly woven Terry cloth.
NaCN's- Linen IDC
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All the abouc silks off cred
at the following prices:

39c yd. for silks that we're zoe
49c yd. for silks that we're 9sc
69c yd. for silks that we're $l49
89c yd. for silks that we're $l.79
99c yd. for silks that were sl.9S
$ll9 yd. for silks that we're s2.49
$l.49 yd. for silks that we're s2.97
$l.6o yd. for silks that were $3.i9
$l.96 yd. for silks that were 1896
$40 yd. for silks that were $4.96
Other silks at $4.s9 yd that we're up to
s15.S9.
'or The comfort Of our patrons. eItrd space an
yira SaIoSpeople prorid'd tor His great Sik E"n
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Tea" Glass or Pantry"
Towels. l9c Each
Of pure linen yarn. Hemmed
ends. Tea" glass" or
pantry" woven in red or
blue borders. 24x35 in.
Hemmed Huck Towels. $l.09
Dozen.
Red. white or blue borders.
Crash Toweling. I5c yard
For hand, dish or roller tow
els. Blue borders. l6'. in.
wide.
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Spring Fabrics i'm a
GLORY of LONELINESS

Macy's stands ready with a loveier as
sortment than ever of new materials to
solve the dress question both economi-
cally and pleasingly.
Silk: and Worsted Homespun, "a inches
wide. For sporting and skating costumes.
Special shades. $l.s9 I'd.
54-inch Velour Checks in the most fash
ionable color effects S2.29 yd.
54-nch Tailor Checks and 54-inch Costume
Checks and 54-inch Imported All-Wool Serge
Checks. Special at Sl.9S yd.
81 irch Broadcloth - high grade material
in pastel shades. S2.19 yd.
52-inch White Washable Corduroy. 49c yd.
Even Lower Prices on
Dress Remnants
Remnants that were: 29c 39c. l9c. SOC, 19c and
soc, are now l9c yd.: 29c yd.; 39c yd.;
4oc yd.; 69c yd.
Nac,'s Se,ond Floor.
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rouno necks, square necks; pink chamhray
with colored piping; makes very neat apron.
Bungalow Aprons. &c Bungalow Aprons. oe
Striped and figured Various STYLES n,
percale, Madras and worthy fabrics made
gingham; contrasting with belt and pocket,
trimming belts and One of the famou,
pockets. Loose mod Macy adjustable
els or with elastic at Bungalow Aprons H.
waist. lustroted above.
Macy's-Third Floor.