The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1904, Page 7

| | a | | | - VACCINATION FOR ee ehh easel ai Stack SD mene aie WHE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 380; 1902: LUMBERMEN NOT | TO AID LOCK-OUT AThay Will Stick to Their Agree ment with the Skilled Work- ‘men and Hold Aloof in the Building Trades Strike. REFUSED TO CONFER WITH THE EMPLOYERS. Owners of the Brick and Stone Yards May Close Their Es- tablishments in Sympathy with Mason Builders. ‘The lumber deairs will hold aloof tn the present building trades fight, They have decined to “pul chestnuts out of the fire’ for the mason builders by elosing their yards and the widely ad- vertised great sympathy lock-out, so far es the lumbermen are concerned, prom- fses to fall firt. Tho position of the lumbermen was to-day made clear to a committee from the Board of Representatives, which or- anization of workingmen includes all of the skilled trades in tho building industry except the bricklayers. Lumbermen Politely Declined. Althouzb invited to appoint an con- Berence committee by the Mason Biuld- ers’ Assbciation, the members of the New York Lumber Trade Assoolation fFefused to be drawn to tho present difficulty. and propose to keep faith with the sixteen skiled trades which fwere parties to an agreement made ‘with the lumbermen last June. This @greement was a pledge from the. work- fmemen that they would never again @ry to organisg the materia! handlers, @rovided the lumbermen reopened thelr wards. While the Association of Dealers in Mason , Bullding Materials—the owners} ®f the brick and stone yards—were par- tes to the same agreement as the lum- pee, thelr Interpretation of its r Seca cca y aR Ma EY on builders, and their position will y ne ro Gahlzation, No. 18 Broudway. '* Brickyards May Close. out twenty brick yards wud President Francis . Howland to Evening Word re- Orter ,,and they might just as well be} Asked if he did not think that the | elosing of the yards was a violation of the Agreement of last June, Mr. How- | ll. ‘If we close the yards, 4t will be in sympathy with the skilled ‘workmen of the building trades, for it will bring matters to a head. So long as exited § re working anywhere in the city, bo long will the present sit- uation drag and final settlement b 2 oe er the New York Lumber Trade ation nor the Association o' ealers in Mason Building Mater: & member of the Bullding Trades | loyers’ Association. Any action taken y the latter organization in sympa-| thy with the mason builders will be in| the nature of a friendly overture. It was steated by President Howland that | , the National Fireproofing Company is | jot a member of the Association of rickyard Owners. CONSUMPTION Dr. Maragliano, Head of Univer- sity of Italy, Announces to American Physicians His Theory of Prevention. - PHILADELPHIA, March 36.—Vaccin- ation for the cure of consumption in fits first stages and as a preventive |; against the disease is the message transmitted by, Dr. Eduardo Maragil- | 4 of tke University of Italy, to jo of physicians in this city, who appointed a committee to tnaugu- Fate a movement designed to result in the formation of a national medival organization to fight tuberculosis. ducted during that time, In substance his et animal organtgm against tuberculos| 4s is done in other diseases, and that there is good reason to hope for an Anti-tubercitlosis vaccination for man. ‘Without qualification the Ltallan eiys that ecination is in absolute cure in the beginning of tuberculosis and great. ald in combatting the dises When’ its progression is far advanced. Bome of his statements follow: Polson Extracted from Bucilll “Changes caused by tuberculosis fection in. the tissué of an organ a: in the organism in general the poisons secreted by th e due to ing bacilli and to the polsons contained in the Body of the bacilli. The former, which | contain toxins, we have extracted Means of filtration of the young c| hen this serum Js infected into healthy men or animals there is an defensive substances {n jected animal, gi an active part in this tre- ndous The participation of | the-organtam is necessary to this in- | erepee. ‘Passive Immunization, “In regard to the question im. munizing man, the most easily attained method geeme to be the producti ofa the introduc. Maragiiano announces hia theory as} @ conclusion based upon a thirty-four years’ atudy of tuberculosis in all its phases and upon clinical and laboratory experiments with animais and men con- entions are. First, that it ts possible to pro: wpecific therapy for tuberculosi pnd, that it is nossible to immun a ou men. These researches have shown it is possible in several luce, spate Imrpunising if th an, as Mehernes: tte Yer La 4 $28 3-piece Suit at $60 5.plece Suit at... $80 3-piece Suit at .. 7 y No new, good style is born but it almost simultaneously comes to Bloom: ingdales’. word for style-authority, A Special Easter Sale of Women’s satin, “No $3 Shoe for WomenCan Peat These” | Pretty New Ribbons for Easter Saidthe Maker--Our Price $1.49. “| really can't afford to accept your offer, but I need cash, and if you'll take all the shoes in the lot I’ve got made up (there’re some three thousand pairs), they’re yours at your price!” The maker's own words tell you how this extraordinary value in women’s shoes came to us just in the nick of time for Easter. “ These women’s shoes are of vici kid with patent tips, and all sizes and widths will be found in this lot at $1.49 a pair, Beautiful Lace Waisls as Illustrated, To-Morrow, $5.98! poe These exquisite creations will cause lively selling in the waist store to-morrow, for they are without exception the finest value in lace waists we've seen this season. They're made of Heavy All-Over Irish Lace Over Fine China Silk— One of the newest styles, elabo- rately trimmed with medallions and pleats on front. The collar and cuffs are trimmed with stitched bands of taffeta. Button in back. inches, Special to- Secom4 Floor, 59th St CEES morrow, Section. to-morrow, Friday and Saturday at The tan coats come in sizes from 32 to 44 bust measure. Other styles at from $4.93 to $16.75. | Tailored Svits and SilK Blouses. Style, distinctiveness, quality—always features of the Bloomingdale garment—are more than ever apparent in these smart tailored suits, coats and handsome silk blouses which are offered in this special Easter sale to-morrow. $20 & $25 Suits for $11.75. Blouse, Eton and sulla fully cut, made and ttimme: satin, suits of many different styles; beauti- suits lined with excellent taffeta and Sizes 32 to 44 bust measure. $15 Silk Blouse Coats, $8.98 Like one in picture, made of handsome peau de soie, effectively trimmed down front with fancy silk and gold braid and have full pouch sleeves with tifty inches of full ruffled lace—front and back made-with full blouse effect, tucked and plaited. Lined with white, black and gray satin. Sizes 32 to 46 bust measure. $10 and $12 Top Coats for $6.98. Of excellent quality tan covert, cheviot and broadcloth in ten different new spring styles, in- cluding the regular coat effect and the collarless style. . ; Every one tailored in the most careful manner, Lined with guaranteed taffeta and Black coats, 32 to 52. Second Floor, 59th St. Section. _ With representatives constantly on the watch for things newly created at the fashion centres of Europe, and with the cleverest of American style-originators always at our service, is it any wonder that the name Bloomingdales’ has become but another ---Exceptionally Little Prices. Whether you want ribbon for the hat, the gown or to tie up Easter Neckwear for Women— Some Specially Priced. We quote some particularly opportune items in the prettiest sorts of neck pieces for to-morrow. Our extensive stock has been augmented by additions of the Hae foreign and domestic creations, ranging in prices from 25¢- to $25. s And these special values for to-morrow cannot help but interest: Lace Stocks, studded with beads, 25c. cach; regularly 50c. Wash Stocks in beautiful new effects, 25c. and 50c. each. Chiffon Rosettes, without band, 20c., regulariy 40c. Chiffon Rosettes, with bands, 25c.; regularly 50c. Maline Rosettes, without band, 18c.; regularly 30c. Maline Rosettes, with band, 20c.; regularly 35c rf ‘Main Floor, Soth St. Section. Handkerchictfs Y in Plenty. The dainty embroidered or lace trimmed sorts, as well as plain kinds, are ) here in profusion—and if you want linen you're sure to get it. If you don't desire linen, cotton ones are here in plenty. At 3c. each—Cotton, plain or lace trimmed. At Sc, each—Cotton, plain, lace trimmed or initialled, At 123,¢.—Linen, plain, embroid- ered, lace trimmed or initialled. At 25c., 50c., 75c., $1 and up— Elaborate pure linen. Main Floor, 59th St. Section. A Veil for the New Easter | Hat---Here Are Specials! The smartest sorts, too—and every wanted kind, from the plain Spotted net or chifion to the most elaborate creation, and price is a special feature in each instance when you study quality. Plain Tuxedo veiling, all silk, 1238. to 98c. yd. Velvet or chenille spotted Tuxedo veilings, 12'c. to $1.98 yd, Chiffon veiling, all colors, $25c. to 75c. vd. Made veils of chiffon or net, 50c. to $2.98 each. A Special Sale of All-Silk Plain and Spotted Veiling, At 12'4c. yd. | Regularly sold at 25c. to 75¢. a yard q Main Floor. 58th St. Section. Children’s Trimmed Hats, Pretty Creations---$1.49 to $10.50. You'll probably be sur- prised at the extent to which our millinery de- 24 Floor, 59th St. Section Petticoats of Taffeta to Go at $2.98. } Not many, you see, and the bargain is 80 exceptional that we advise you to get here very if you'd protit f by it. These petticoats are made with one pleating, finished with bias ruffle and underlay of nearsilk. The Regular Price Is $3.98. They come in gun metal, dark blue and light cardinal, Hand are exceptionally well made throughout, sBocond Floor, 59th St. Section, Glew OEE. 68 Parlor Suits Price-Sacrificed We purchased these 68 three and five-piece suits, a high-class maker's entire sample line, at such a small price that we can offer them to you, ina three-days’ sale, 33%, Below the Régular Prices. The frames of all are elegantly polished, and many are elaborately carved. A wide variety of styles represented—the coverings including velours, satin damasks, veronas and tapestries. This Elegant Suit for $44.50 in highly polished frar fine upholstering; spring edge seats; coverings: satin damas: $22 5-piece Suit at .eoeeseeee0e-eS15°! $50 fpiece Suit at ., $55 5-piece Suit at $40 5-piece Suit at $50 5-piece Suit at $60 S-piece Suit al $65 5-plece Suit at. There is a, store that om $35 3-piece Suit at $45 S-plece Suit at with carved cupid’s heads; all large pieces; verona and tapestry | $75 S-piece Suit at... | $85 5-pies $28.50 | $95 5-piece Suit at | $110 S-piece Suit st. $125 s-piece Suit at. $155 S-piece Suit at sells “exclusive” value $65. Suit at, > Mar and tie, Pe $50 things without “exclusive” prices flowers or other Easter tokens, you'll be sure to find just what you desire here and in great variety, from the narrowest baby ribbon to the widest sash ribbon. These are the sort of values that prevail throughout the all- inclusive stock. 3-nch Satin Taffeta Ribbon, 12}4c. yd.; regularly 20c. yd. + 3)4-inch Satin Taffeta Ribbon, 15c. yd.; regularly 30c. yd 434-inch Satin Taffeta Ribbon, 18c. yd.; regularly 49c. yd. Main Floor, 89th St. Section. $1.50 Kid Gloves for Women Are Qvoted al $1 To-Morrow, Thus giving every woman a chance to get new Easter gloves at a special bargain price. These gloves are made of splendid quality kid. Every Pair Fully Guaranteed. They've embroidered backs, and are in the two-clasp style. mode, pearl, champagne, black and white; all sizes. You'll not buy the equals of these gloves anywhere under $1.50. Women’s $1 Gloves, 59c. | Kayser's Gloves at S0c. Of excellent quality kid, with em- The well-known double tinger tip- broidered backs; colors tan, mode, | ped kind, in black, white and all other gray, black and white; all sizes—every | desirable colors. All sizes, and a guar- pair fully guaranteed. antee given with every pair sold. Women's Lisle-Thread Gloves, 35c. Of genuine French lisle thread, with two large pearl clasps, in all the new spring shades, as well as black and white; all sizes. Worth Main Fis Colors tan, th St. Section The Boy Will Be Satisfied, and So’ll You with These Svits. Every garment in our boys’ clothing stock is made for two purposes—to please boys and mothers of boys. 5 In appearance, they'll please any boy, no matter what fastidious tastes he may have in- herited, and they'll please his mother, because be- sides looking well they'll wear well. These are Easter Sunday sorts. $2.95 for Boys’ Natly Eton Suits, Smartly cut and made; they're of good strong serges and mixtures; finished with white linen collar and tie, Nothing like them ever seen for the money. spring Over for Young Men's $2.95 ueesor splen- $6.95 Suits—Very man- did materials; sizes 3 to 14 nish in cuts sizes 15 to 19 years. years. ns 4 for Young Men’s $3.95 Cie s $10.95 Suits—Very well made; single and | double breasted styles; sizes 16 to 20 years. Second Floor, 00th St. Section 1M years; made Of SEFRE miatures with White linen Some New Spring Suits For Men Just in--$8.75! And they'll not stay with us long, for as soon as you men find out we've got such good suits for so little, you'll see that they find new owner nee, These of cassimere and cheviots—all new patterns—all sizes These suits smart-looking as some we've seen at double this price, and we'll warrant they'll wear better, Men's Cravenette Coals, $9.50. They're of pure through-and-through worsted, processed by the genuine Priestley Cravenette. A coat you can't duplicate in style, work- manship or quality of material at anywhere near this price Second Floor, 60th St. Section. a cad ya a oll wn acl hid, MT ster that you find a 30¢ 50c. are just the same commonplace sort. 8 sual dollar sorts—and it’s a great deal more extensive than 30c: fines elsewhere. signers go in the cr of becoming hats eae dren, But we believe the re- Sults justify it, for many§ mothers have told us that at no other store are the child-styles so charming. Wreaths for Hals, 39c. =n “ Of clovers, daisies, butter cups and field flowers---thirty to fifty flowers in a wreath, Second Floor, 30th st. Section. The Children’s Shoe Needs for Easter Are Seen To--- And seen to properly and thoroughly in our children’s shoe store. Come in and note just how complete our stock is—nothing that's good and new that’s not here, and the titting of the child’s foot is attended to scientifically. Some new lines of children’s white and fancy kid patent leather shoes and sandals have just come in. Second Vioor, Sth St. Section. Best of Wearers—These Men’s “Calumet” Shoes at $2.59. The fame of the “Calumet” is merited. It's the best for service shoe that ever came from leather. Ask the man who wears them! These “Calumet” shoes are of box and patent calf—every pair strictly hand-welted and fitted with best quality “Rock Oak” soles (inside and outside). You'll find all sizes, and our guarantee of absolute satisfaction’ goes with every pair. Come to-morrow for men’s “Calumet” shoes, worth every cent of $3.50, for $2.50. Main Floor. Oh St. Seetion. SIU ee ET Here’s News for Men---The New “Manhatian” Negligees Ready! “We'll give you your ‘Manhattan’ negligee shirt stock in a few 4 days,” said the Manhattan people last week, “and it's the finest, best- assorted line we've ever gotten out!” Come in and look them over and see if they aren't right, $1.50 to $3.50. Main Floor, 80th St. Section. Pick Some New Neckties From Our Line at 50c. is a popular price for a necktie, ang ‘ywhere, that the Bloomingdale ties at, Bad mistake! Our men’s neckwear at 50c, is as exclusive in patterns as the Don't think because S¢ Let’s look them ov er together, New lots just in!