The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1911, Page 7

nearer aR RRR RET Te cen ee i cee te THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1911, -C Take for example the typically strong] upper lip for tt to be @ real character-|bers of the New York Produce Bx- |i pica merican ace S To modeling of the jaw in an Amerioan | istic of the type.” change : “E predict that un 9 | Man or woman, I suppose some peopie| So now you may go Inspect yourselt]| fa! 9 fixed might consider the well-marked point|in the mirror and decide whether or not| trade will go to C | of bone which shows just below the| you are a real American type, and tn-| B.C. in of the Trunk Line Asso- ear unattractive, But we sculptors | cidentally whether you agree with Miss | ¢lation, Francis Le Bau, fretaht trame as a , ’ ‘ot ly, think that Jaw atructure beautiful, We Longman or with the artists of Mac-| manager of the New York Central, and may have to admit the more classtc|dougai alley 1B. D. Caldwell, vice-preald TRANSFER 707 Wb White) faces do not have !t—the more classic a en | Delaw Lickawanna & : Mtoe bi D. t | faces are oval, with pointed chin—but/ RAILROAD WITNESSES ag tne resem nae Wi ° “ LEX. 703 ; ngman joesn’ “ ny @ tially DEFEND | oe c the relght rate fabric of the entire ’ Agree With Verdict of | |Amertan "EWelal” ohareeterigticat™ "7 Pahicdsd Wea GRAIN RATE. | jou u _ Value and Success are the Watchwords of : + | aa educ / ; i Macdiugal Alley Artist | luction Would Cause Freigit| “There ts the high, wide cheekbones, r fi | whtch area cheractertatio of the ameri.{ va" With Canada to Benefit jcan type, although the people of some of Consumer, They Say. other countries have them, too,” Miss That New Yorker Is! Lackirg in Beauty. NOTICE New York Painless Dental Co. Our February Furniture Sale Everything in our stock is honestlyreduced. To Commissioner Provty, sitting in | Longman replied. “There are also the|tne Custom-House to take testimony as Everything in our stock is thoroughly: straight brows. You will find the brows |; h ew | PATIENTS. * ry Te Hl b mee | to the damage done to the port of New . erythi ‘ock. i Promineat Forehead and jof the Latin races, partioularly, Aroop,| york by discrimination of the railroads | DR HALL Rae AE edhe ee aaees . 1 fee ; | 02 do the corners of ¢ in favor of Montreal, J, 8. Daish of the J ae “ Chin, Giving Straight | angle of the Oriental Skictoale Okbewoe et “Go HAVING OPENED AN OPPIOR AT merce and) Sele Women’s Fine Coat Sweaters | | j upward, Th JN. Dennis, President of Louls Mulle are Profile’ and Straight | brow, 602 ald, We atraight Among |a Co, of that city, declared ansieas | 10. 14th St., st a Ha Sweaters are superior in wor! and materials, |! Lines of Eye and Brow, nen who have amassed fortunes, I have telete We Satin Di Wah leer acest while the peloes are esceptionslly, attreaive, |S aaa noticed there 1s @ tendency toward a Marks Srue Type. items in a sale, tomorrow, Thursday, only: | Women’s High Grade Sweaters; of | Women's Long Coat Sweaters; fine wool; single and double| forty-five inches; buttoned on breasted models; V neck and] with large buttons, standing ahi wi collar; sizes 36 to $3.87 oe hain to ‘inteh: 917 97 expression, its | PORTRAIT BUST “MARGARET” ’ . C= Women's Fine Wool Derby Coat Weakest Ci General charac- J ; i s + made of extra fine tor and ite color- Bests by LYLLYY BLOVAY . posvetip tly Seeesad Wiens large quality wool; in now oad joule ing? | — a — | pearl buttons; plain colors and 3 In short, look A é s choice combinations; about you in exe an "You know, foreigner: choice combinati $497 $ New York and recognize an American a feclas water wean faere ward Lia 54-56-58 Twenty-third St. West Sale of Women’ 5 $3 & $4 Shi } Person predominates over other hoped betes at $1. 75 and $2. 60 | types. ou do not think ft fs the American| straighten the line of the profile. Women's $3 -Flex"’ Shoes—"The York, it w tl so igh in com | on with that charged by the Cana- n roads that much atv, rather long upper lip. I do not know just what tt means,” concluded Miss ‘and I do not know that rican people have the long 9 fives ‘natal ox) fxtrmoting and By Eth:! Lo; d Fatterson, Is there « “Hew York PORTRAIT BUST MHL ANCROFT. of sing?” You will find this bone formation Down in Macdougal alley, a studio! | manner essing?” I suggested, tod this bone £ ti) eee ate ase tats Ses cal o| ke Sk sere ee comes Great Clearance Sale lower Fifth avenue, the sculptors and case of the men the modeling is artists hare decided there is a New| tea alie 5 . " that bends to the foot.” We obtained i ‘dis-| lable to be more rugged.” 4 York face. They say the type has been | think t ed, more overstock of 1,000 pairs at ‘ome't ‘ae | tinctive among our women than tt {s} \s Not an “Ugly” Face. Wi = ° enables us to offer them at a record Me veminn at ‘s ie Wke| among our men. Of course, on the| “And this does not seem ugly to you, | of All inter Stocks \ Be tha \Seitterh: and actisn pr {ne | other hand, I should not say that the | from an artistic standpoint?” 1 queried. plenty Q : : American type f* as yet completely| “Well, of course, people's Ideas of s plenty of sizes. All at one uniform stl New York fac {00 | evolved, although It has been forming | beauty differ 90,” conceded Miss Long: | oats ults an resses " t price . y. In very ‘ain! 9 ° Mayet ny \ f ah A for years. Its real, fundamental char-| man, ‘There are persons who consider | - ~--=- ———____— rf Se Ww Hi 6G Newest lew York face cs are in the bones of the|an absolutely unlined face beautiful. | ‘omen’s High Grade, face. It {9 not a matter of dress 9° | CONSISTING OF $4.00 Shoes, Tomorvew at Manufacturer's ill luck—our opportunity—-which now is yours, f $4 goods, through the cancellation of an order, had coloring.” | “How would you describe the type?” | I queried Women’s en’s and Misses’ Suits “Velvet, Cheviots and _ Mixtures. tionably America| Ras developed adistinctive tyne. But I|y. t adm, for one moment that| the American tye is ugly.” Whioh is whee Miss Longman 4ls- with thé verdict of Macdougal I had gine to see her in her @tadio on West Fourteenth street, hop- mig that she wald. Better, I felt sure! before I went that Miss Longman Longman pointed to a charming ofa ung girl. “There,” she said, ‘Is what I would {call the pure American type. That | bust, which I ‘call ‘Margaret,’ repre- sents t If anyone should tell you that there is a better Cough and Cold Remedy than RIKER’S EX- BL OOMINGDALES" “Klosfit’’ Petti-|Sale of Men's $3 to} ice $2.29) 15.00 Regular Prices, 25.00 to 40.00. | coats, $1.00 Women’s and Misses’ Coats | | | “Mixtures and “Solid Colors, | | ypical American girl face. American face, as I see it, is that it is quite straight in profile from brow to chin. I mean the average PECTORANT— Would not say her fellow countrymen) Buropean face, aeen in profile, re- Just remember Women’ s and Misses’ ’ Dresses |] Modeled along latest style Boake with th mach ‘understanding | codes from the tip of the nose Bhat 64 y Velvets, Serges and Silks, |] lines, the “Klosfit” petticoat is | They, are Patent Colt Btuches, and to have despisd them. I found her at| MMMEGy Welpctinaty. mould of two| American type has somewhat larger sale to-day t Bronze doors $r the new library at} Wellesley Colige, with all about her casts of notable people. | without © peer at the prices we | _ “Button Shoes, all high name. Here are details of|They are special lots on sale to-morrow: ; ever be- prominent forehead, and also s || fore—proved the efficacy of this prominent chin, with square, ul- greatest of all Cough Remedies. defined jaws. There ts an indenta- || 25 cts, and 60 cts. a bottle. If a Fur Coats and Small Furs a | tion between the eyes, and just be- || 60-ct. bottle of Rikers Expectorant || Babes aed ‘ Aint lackiobial Pcie d trieafarba | le an American Type. | low the lower lip, and the nose is does not stop your cough or cold, || a = flounce. Also black moreen, with “You think thre really is a distinct| usually rather small, The effect of bring back the empty bottle and tucked flounce: i American type? I asked. the two indentations and the prom- et your money. 0 “Oh, undoutedly,” affirmed Mias| iment chin and forehead is to eee a Decided Reductions on Entire Stock Special price... . | Two special lots, fine quality “Klosfit” petticoats, with tucked or embroidered fiounce. Regular and extra ae $1.49 to $2.25} eriner shows regsiaiy Second Floor, $2.50; special. FOUR SPECIMEN VALUES: $55to$65 Moire $75 to $85 Moire $95 to $110Brilliant $165 Sabled Pony Coats, Pony Coats, Seal Coats, Squirrel Coats, 35.00 45.00 55.00 110.00 Muffs and Scarfs One-Half Price | mom Saks KComparty oo BLOOMINGDALEA’ eres eT Pe You Can Buy on] Terms and Chinese Lilies growing in Gc sult our co-operatt pebbles in a, pressed glass ay buy Rienttars, acgiek Whe ht pater acrames cod Tor tne feA. ANd. ! te pbsi Crees Pues ¢ | S043, T0o"ber ‘Sent Saves on cack 50% 0" Off Marked Prices On| China and Bric-a-Brac| These goods displayed on sel tables; prices 98c to $65.00 A Special Announcement from our Women’s Coat and Suit Department In Swnday’s papers we announced a clearance sale of Women’s Suits, Coats and Gown: at remarkab's reductions. We quite underestimated the response, however, and our dakorate preparations were altogether inadequate. It was a physical impossibility to wait on more than half of those who came. Many were disappointed, of course, and we lave therefore decided to recruit fromm our stocks still another offering of Suits, Coats ‘ andGowns and to render this subsequent sale even more auspicious by further reductions. =| | 1 | Sale of 1,500 Walters Pianos| Tailored Suits.................00005 forrierly 29.50 and 35.00... | | $ lull Length Black Street Coats... 25.00 and 35.00. all at | | | 5 Down’ and $1 a Week! | y th Street Coa Md n | all purchasers to-morrow wa ive free of charge with every | Lmaerener conte. Es 12.50 I] Free us! °7Asnainnietate Ss teh ne ae ; “ourist Coats, broadc! “25,00. . Lovers of the dainty end beautiful may s x | ce of real ar Is at precise cust tailored Suit formerly 35.00 to 45: 2 Scavediedly arrtheed on eeoie bin aot eae ae psy Suits... OTT ROOTES i i FE Guaranteed China Fish and Game Sets, { China Chop Dishes, i suing Wr Re copy of foreign ig . oe | SOLID Chine Plates, all sizes, \ Vienna Hand Painted China g » copy . | |] China Cups and Saucers, | Rudolstadt Art Bisque, Benin Eapes ae sf 114k GOLD |} China Chocolate Pots, prctat,than |. | Japanese Seteuma loess: | | Peak Cost. Hae ohne ee ty: || [Sapancrneuene enisrs | | oF on, hee bia Leet rs a only. we shal \} | “) ® i. 15,00-— , Blue Serge Coats............... "29.50 and 35.00... J | rsetbot susfonsa er “Tuten ‘ $550 Walters Pianos $260 | GAS CHANDELIERS AND ont special ‘tables omvery set @ Iallored Suits. “formerty 39.50 to $5.00... | $375 Walters $198 #5 Down, Ble Week, ELECTRIC BRONZEFIGURES | | really remarkable value. fancy Suits ji 39.50 to 55.00... | — ee Marble Busts and Pedestals, priced $10 do All iets ng Wraps, imported model Bae its AN AH apAS all at | Tete me tg renin ines irlcad tas 8c, \ (han resent price ysnine Tapes donee Te ‘ rane i ER ong PING Imported Beer Steins and Plaques, priced over 98c.! (aga. 34 Floor, ul en: olore ree an Afternoon Dresses.......... . ™ 39,50 to 69,00... ‘1 22.50 | ia BLOOMINGDALES ¢ 45, : (ONG all CTO | A Special Sale of Hair Goods | | Velvet Dresses........... ' “39.50 to 45,00. NO” INTEREST Bringing Newest Puffs and Switches at New Low Prices Tailored Suits ........... . ~ formerly 39.00 to 85.00.,... | { 2 an Sa wre gin aa bITT Tad: If the true quality of the Bloomingdale hair goods were | Fancy Suits ; “59.00 to 85.00.....| all at | $450 Walters $225 ine Player Plano 3g5 reflected in the prices, they would be much higher in price, ] Evening Wraps, imp’ ted & domestic models 55.00 to 69.00. .. de tows att Wi, hg ea ee Cluster Puffs, made of fine Black Street Coats, fur collars..... “45.00 to 59.00... j 33 00 | . mse quality hair, reduced to.’ 95c | Black Satin Coats... F a 45.00 to 59.00. ’ ned Large Cluster Puffs, ih a = “CHARLES A KEENE cheap vi o long style; reduced 3145 | 4 Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, i shite WHA es ¥ f\ Very Special—Large Clust Blouses from Paris |] 180 Broadway, New York. Bloomingdales’, Lex. to 3d Ave, 59th to 60th St, ———-al | made, Of Sons: See 3445 | The fet that so many women incline to importations from the Gay Capital is not alone due tcthe association or the glamour of aname. Rather, it is due to the fact that the Paris ieedlewoman exerts a permanent influence on her patrons by reason of her ingenuity and equisite taste. And this sale is of more than ordinary interest, of course, for Paris- madd louses at such prices constitute an unusual event. Depletion of sizes, however, is thi chief reason for these reductions. Some of the blouses are also a trifle soiled. 16 & 18-in all long Hair Switches, %e / 20-inch all long Hair Switches. ... $1.50 22-inch all long Hair Switches. . $1.96 24-inch all long Hair Switches. . $2.49 | wae ee ee 1.98} ‘ia a ong hair natural$ 2 98 II arsine oa cers aaa 15.98 | Fresh Meat Specials for To-Morrow, Thursday:— Bib. bagih Cops I]' 2c Vitholathqutcnopaiee LDYGe 1 at 20c, per —— OOMINGDALES'’, Lex. to 34 Ave,, | What You Lost Yesterday i ae You Will Find To- Day} | If you used a ‘‘Lost and Found” \§ Adv. in the World this morning. | articles advertined listed 4b The ort of found win § v1 rook ly Made of French batiste, marquisette or fine lawn, elaborated with Breakir real lace and hand embroidery. All are models from regular stock. Blouses, formerly 16,50 to 25.00..... Blouses, formerly 8.95 to 15.00. . Blouses, formerly 4.95 to 7.95 else’ BREREERIC A: tra Charge for It, * for Th Districts Co