The evening world. Newspaper, April 11, 1911, Page 7

‘is THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1911, ot extremety caretel management. Not! ORPHANS TO SEE CIRCUS. [THIS SHAMPOO BEST | [Tr only are there no unnecessary expenses, | cl nen ests ene often Hy | Cr but every penny apent buys what two NTS A DAY | pennies might buy in careless hands, | A*7lmma Asked to Send Little Ones! FOR HOME USE |Ststor Rose, a tall, slender, keen-eyed edb bl baked | Person, is Mother «Alphonsa’s right- The annual orphans’ matings of the) “Soaps and most ready-prepared | hana woman and mistress of the treas- Par & Balley show will be held shampoos are ruinons to the hair, Jury. And Sister Rose ts not a person to Thursday. Owing to the short time for writes Mae Martyn in the Los Ang [be Imposed upon by butcher, baker or | the & lotment of seats the management |[ferald, ‘as they contain alkali which idiestick makor, She is embodied with of the several orphan asylums ene responsible for scalp troubles a | com; sense and good judgment. St./to send their ohiidren to the matinee! dull, scanty, falling, brittle hair Rose's accounts will undoubtedly bal-| are asked to telephone the retary Of |times mistakably attributed to wearing an #0 long as Sister Rose has them in| the Barnum & Batley cirous, at Madison | false hair. Square Garden the number of children! “Por restoring the natural gloss and No Pay Patlents. they wish to have taken care of. fluffiness to dull, stringy, seant, hair sine ti ta | The number of inmates of the orphans’ |there is nothing to compare with a Finer Sion Showing in Econ! mere sot Lae lL RY {6 so great that there will be|shampoo made by dissolving a ten * : , tente, ttle chance to take care of ohiidren | spoonful of canthrox in a cup of hot omy Made in Caring for | Ta7% ot the patients, when received: |trom the vartox water, It makes a creamy, cleansin: OurRestaurant serves a splendid 4- course Lunch every day from 11 to 2 o'clock for 35c Service and cuisine unsur passed Second Floor, Rotunda, Lexington to 3d Ave. Adams Popsin Chewing Gum regularly 3 5c; here to-morrotv Cc [1 it ct at bd phobia from the Store - cinta Satistaction —— ss ° jen are weartng clothing too ragged and maa Le a "a t or lather that removes every particle of rt Daf ai” a Cancer Victims. fithy fo be At for anything but consien’ | High Record Year for Butter. | dirt, dandruff and excess oil from the 3 He. ah SL they must be miven a now outht, inciud- | CHICAGO, April 11.—The average Brice xcalp and stops itehing, Mt rinses - — — ee ee eae a eines og of butter on the Elgin Board of Trade jeasily and dries in just a few mi tes 1 + er was higher {n 1910 than during any year] ‘““This*peculiar shampoo gives to the NO SALARIES ARE PAID, &" | wee ed all Since M82. The value of the product in [hair m most pleasing richness and rateei that Mey le € the Plgin datry atstrict was more than |fluffiness, and will have the commen £2,000,000 above the value for 1900 and the | dation of every woman troubled witl output showed an {nerease of more than ead short, brittle or faded hair who, ' it Institution for W Which Fund 1s) seecect, “rer thes | €,000,000 pounds, according to the thirty- it dv ’ 9.4: freq ty h to buy 1 31 ei ninth annual t of the Elgin Board = Sought for New Building | for ele patente, Se lee ee 8 debtors fo Ever Made!! A Wonderful Event! average pricé for 1910 Another source of expenditure 18| was 29.8 cents per pound. WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS 4 From one of the largest and best ribbon manufacturers in America we have purchased a tremendousquantity { " Is Well Managed. ogg gee waa Gods, beqaentty, | — 4 of the highest grade ribbons. They are all fresh, desirable goods, in the newest and best Plain Spring shades. ’ without relatives, Whenever a patient | Included are ribbons suitable for millinery, sashes, hair bows, fancy work, tdble decorations and many other purposes. } ‘ -| dies and no one comes forward to take The maker sold us these ribbons at a great loss, because he is about to move into larger quarters and it was inconvenient to move such a tremendous quantity of ribbons. In conformity with the regular Bloomingdale policy, THE ENTIRE SAVING WE MADE WILL BE PASSED ALONG TO OUR PATRONS. Soin this wonderful money-saving sale, which begins to-morrow (Wednesday), you may buy the Highest Grade Ribbons at the Lowest Prices. Instanc Messaline Ribbon, 534|Moire Taffeta Ribbon, inches wide, ‘us! 614 inches wide, {c# ish, regularly larly 29¢; all colors; Bloomingdale 55e; all colors; to-morrow sale price, per yard. . 15¢ ot, per yard... ...8 29 Moire Taffeta Ribbon, Pure Dye Preach Black ‘When @he pubiio te asced to contribute | charge of the poor, worn-out body, the fe any charity it to natural that the| Sisters quiet'y hold the funeral tn their mows the own little chapel. ooo | ‘The question of medical attendance 1s, Any | fortunately, solved. Two physiicans Desiness-tle person insists eeeing | Make regular weekly visits to the home keape care,| {fee of charge, and both are always | | call. ing %e te doubtful if there ts any more| nearly all the pati ecomemically conducted philanthropy in| last stages of their New York than St. Rose's Home. for | {s not much that a 4 ever, medical attendance ts alw (whtoh The Dvening World is asking a | oned when it is needed P Fund of B8,000 te hal Lo te a ct The four sisters in charge of the home, Ready for Easter in @ new and larger home. wide between them all the veundey | SSSSa7x Lexington to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th St, [ i of ° TZ tn +d aplendid ri According to the Mome's finan- All Are Housekeepers. Our Conservatories On the Roof 4 inches wide, "cis" Taffeta Ribbon Gal report for last year, which by at id regularly 35¢ a yard; 19 As Follows: vee aan were ina con ac | foodatu cht at the dest pos- Never before have such preparations for Easter been made all colors; price......... c : ih couse Feceipts and expendi- | ginie adv “We could do better,” i is H i » regularly i C fares she total enysnso por potions |r’ signa; “if, we ned he, money. en-| ||| DY Any loriet anywhere. Among the.leading features of this Moire Taffeta Ribbon, |, $7 reeuiery ioc a yd at fe va per day was the incredibly small buy In larger quantities. week's pre-Easter sale in our Cqnservatori¢s ; f 514 inches wide, "8 1': in. regularly 13c a yd. oum of fifty-one cents. | hut we manage the very best we can.” 10,000 P. f Easter Lili wi 6-inch oA lary |9°° in, penueely (ares The how Jo, 428 Ch y hi ‘ots o aster Liltes, growing in INC » Fegularly y Sirensueat tis year seventeed pa~| The House at No. Oe Gnetly Cee ee ts ‘4 ; all colors; to 25 2% in., regularly 18 a yd., Savi dis fullest capacity—were cared | roa tor nome years, a0 there in no| | POLS, regular 75c values, at 28c. morrow at, per yard C 274m, cequlanly 20e { exry strect hospital eae ts i ‘ - * 344 in, regularly 25¢ a y: ] food, heat, clothing, medical attendance, | “Since fucss women have learned now| | Maycastgceulatly go. ge gg |Spirea: fine bushy plants; reg Stiff Taffeta Ribbon, 514 aie tnt regularly S00 ay medicines and nurses for these patients |to handle funds so close! bas os larly up to inches wide, _“" 514 in,, regularly 35c a yd., at 27¢ yd. { during 98 daye, or a total of 6,36 dave’ | tort Hyacinths:in pots or pansand fancy | $2; at... 48 68c 10 98e i s colors; 64 in, regularly 40¢ a yd, at 30¢ yd, support, amounted to exactly $2,101.88, | are ni Seady ~filled hampers; regularly |i vdeangea, Lily of the Valley; regularly 39c a yard. 2c ln ia: regularly ate ages weaeye 4,004 Cancer Patients Not the Cheapest. |°'r” ‘f a great Geal rics 10ct $2.98 4 it Sa te f Liivioa Store, Main Four, Gem Bt Skle, Centre. l/r yi / x; a at lane A very elementary arithmetical calcu. | 1'0. thelr ake ees 4 Pame Pann S8e si ‘saga leaden ata ; cane = hoon lation shows that Mfty-one cents wup-| 20" cod wer adorn oe Blight eran eat entice cue y porte @ patignt at St. Rose's for the ' aeeny aire in pore: OF Pane: Fash “HOSIERY A BL d l S l f All h F ily apace of twenty-four hours, The sum YOU DO TO HELP? up $0810; 68c up to $5.95 | Bougenvilla and every other va- aster ooming ate ate or t e ami 1 ist be made payable to Gen tenes y # ' PD. Crintyins, No. 420 Cherry Senestas an jarguerites; reg- : ‘ who is the trensurer for St ularly up to ©) at about one-third to one-half lees of $0 takes care of a patient for one! hundred days. For $40 the donor can J ve assured that some poor suffering i ants imaginabl | Women’s a5c Lisle ‘Thread Stockings; Mer ey on Ree aS Gk init iead uze Weight, special for Wednesday at 17¢ Fine 50c¢ Silk Socks, beh heels 24c Men's Merccrized Silk Lisle Socks, ese d toes, very special va heels, very special, Wedne: ; 1k iy, a 48 $5 ull fashioned; made with 4 inch garter top, of black, navy, tan) gray, lavender ard||| Variety af tew stietes and Dlaley Rélabad Witt ‘ woman lives in comparative peace ana 0#e's Home, $10; from.. Cup to $5.98 | than elsewhere. Women's 5% Silk’ Stockings, with cotton QQ. | green. linen heels and toes. j comfort for three years. If one dies SS ee, garter tops, very special values a Men's Fine 6% Silk Socks, nen heels Boys’ sirls’ 15 ibbed Stockii { A Aah , Nearly 100 When She Died. S l S b: S ds id B LI . r share a : avat, joys’ and Girls’ 15c Ribbed Stockings, / mmc ouch iakeg hee ince Ti | gen "Hcenmenonmaker, who. ied ale of Shrubs, Seeds and Bulbs Colors black, w Vere tR Vie Geasingar || attusa clicroe atten bent eniesr vorieey "39 double knees, very apectal at.v.s..s+- 8e EUSA Pec Oa jo Homeiter Inturable| [ll Lonammnaeel qu ina | 90; : neceet Sizes 5 to 9)4; black. ; days oaaes ri NJ, waa ninety-nine > u 39c | noys' Is) 6c Ribbed and Metcer- 4. |Boys’ and Girls’ 28¢ Fine Mercertzed 7 4) The remankable economy in the| Pee anidaedn wna iniaen Reaes . ‘3 in a bundle for 18c, or 6 in a bundle for 35¢ Black and colors. Guarahteed to wear satis- C | Stockings, very special Wednesday at finances the home ts mowt certal: children. i factorily Full fashioned, tan, black and white; all sizes. Tan, blgck and white; all sizes. Peal a ates cuir, -=| || Snowball, Spireas, G iy Is ) BLOOMNCDALES! | or 18 @ cancer . Hydrangea, Reg. 50cand75¢| Great Specials | seas = § i f W d aid tolnsrse freaes , RH | Rove of Sharon, $296 839c|_ in Frait Trees | seny up ale 0 omen "5 an a i | ¥ and others, Rigen ore adadaciniys . to $1.50, ; ; Forsythia, erry Tree, 3 varieties, an Furies ttn” Se Misses’ Easter Suits at Japanese Snowballs | E [ Golden Elder, Peach Tree, 5 varieties, Philadelphus or 39c &49c Gmupe Vine, very hardy, H Syringa, These trees are the best values Japanese Quince, we have offered in many a day. ORNIA PRY ‘ET fect high, woll-grown, three-year-old plants, Unusual special value DS at Se package; regularly Se quart, or 62.75 a bushel NOTICE: By By placing orders for fresh cut flowers at Bloomingdales’ now you will avoid holiday prices. As a special offer we will arrange and deliver a handsome box of cut flowers to any part of Manhattan on Easter morning for $2.00. This is a regular $4.00 value. All cut flowers will be delivered by our special mes senger service without any extra charge. rom Lexington Avs it ie direct to o1 Express Elevator Service (civerntores on the root will be ii operation They are splendid new models made of beautifu' serges, fancy worsteds, hair lines and mixtures. Fashioned along approved lines, showing the new short hipless coat; lined with satin: effectively tailored, some with neat piping around collar, moire trimmed and braided collars; skirts are gored and panelled; all the popular colors are included in the showing, as well aj black, at ten dollars. 200 Tailored Suits for Women & Misses $ 1 5 Mede up in distinctive styles, they embrace serges, fancy worsteds, Scotch J) mixtures, etc., all with the new and very popular hipless coat. Among them are some charming braided models, Coats are lined with guaranteed satin and | | as been men- It ts almpl to mention the Jo taries and stenog phonsa has dispensed with all nesther she nor any one clates takes one « fund for services ren ney and without thetr work hout m peau de cygne, Newest colors, besides black and navy. All sizes, c 4 ; all this week, A vistt Co the Bloomingdale conservatories will be a revelation t pee to you. They ar ‘al by mood unre feet of glass; Uunawestionably” tho es They eat the platnest food, asking only Bloomingdales’, the ‘Store of Certai in Satisfaction ————————" ig rade uits in reat Tray ‘at oe that it contain enough nourish: t to keep them well and strong for their duties, ‘Thetr uniform {a of the «implest ela merely the ordinary nuns rove ot || CAN CURE YoU I fle a S54 nr ate OF RHEUMATISM FREE 7 CARS 7, PANS FER yTO Every suit in this fine collection is an exclusive type. Some are evel braided; trimmed with striped satin collars and finished with frogs and braids. |{ Coata fit snug to the hips and skirts hang gracefully; coats peau de cygne lined, Materials consist of new fancy worsteds, wide wale es; high- grade, all-wool | serges, checks, miatures and satiny; all colors and sizes. Alterations Made in Time for Easter Deliveries ngdalen’, 24 Floor, 50th St. Section. Fars Here are four of the many models 3 Hour Sale of Girls’| Easter SaleofBoys’$4to$7 Spring $2.98 Coats at Suits at $2.95 and $4.95 Boys’ $4 Blue Serge Suits, double breasted 49 models, in sizes 8 to 16 yrs, pire Special Boys’ $4.00 Double Breasted Suits, made of Sale Price ney mixtures inlightand dark shades, From 10 to o'clock t irs of Knickerbocker trou- 2 95 ; j _sers, sizes 8 to 16 years, at heraiina’ e Wednesday, |} | ssinn and Sailor Suits, sizes 214 to 10| Wonderful id reefers in sizes 214 to 8| Values al at ri | ‘There 1s a hood of the same substan Obviously very little money ts divert to the personal use of the sisters Mother Alphonsa would regard any tempt at the ordinary expen table organization’ as nothing short of a crime against the needy Intrusted to her care. | ‘Dh other reason for much a flue show- |r maleate Get of the Greatest Piano SEES OE Staion one |i, Braet, Net Last Days Opportunities in | America © | Special Announcement! 3). 0 gi LEX. 70 325, J S9Y 10 GO¥Sr on at all times ts post with the Woltere Pano Company to supply ue w elebrated pianos, nt tinue thie wale for il Ena! Great Pita Suits | Buy at Oncec-Sals Bods tha few Day for Boys | ' x | 11.) || Boys’ $7.0) Blue Serge Confirmation Suits, with Each with two pairs of Inickers. HH }| Knickerbocker trousers, Norf 1k and Special A big assortment in all five stores. | sal i 2 és at Peer Sale Price t $7.00 Double Breasted Suits, wit hy two | : | f Knickerbocker , Norfolk The Little Corporal The Dudley Hy 4, 95 -_———— ——2 I! erby models, ‘ail wool All wool, Generously cut. Mi wool, Fulleut, Double- ||} 8 to 17 Knickers line orfolk | breastedeoats, Any quantity | Russia and Sailor Suits, 8 sizes 244| best stocks EIU ERINEH Aeon: | rs, made of blue, brown and, in the city. > ree in new models. BLOOMINGDALES? ags at $1.00 Cut Glass Special 2,500 New. |{ $4.50 American Cut est Bags|| Class 8 in. Fern assortment substantially tailored to BLOOMINGDALES Gas Lamps and om cl tive patterns, \ \ | 1 i 1 | | | i | | { new Spring patterns | withstand hard wear, [|] 4 500 List Walters Conca tailored to fit and to wear, | Andthe Dudley Jr.,allwool |}j Pile Sane Poesia dec’ RMP ane LaROTAciogr aesettal Grand Upright Piano outs | j : S land . 1 in ar Dish as Illus- NM the average #6 ¢@ All Five dollar 1 Week | ctyoreeai|| trated, brilliant Hiierosas #8 gq'gg | For whe 59 96 IH | $5 Down ard s fa Week | hice eg | ° A i . se den } core and|| silver plated lining Confirmation and Communion Suits \ a 8c pede and a ful 5 68 scala aahnal inka ak i ® silkmoire,|| complete i All wool, fast dye blues and blacks; Norfolks g4 nee teat eat ‘ve metre: || eas ¢ and Boils ny it oak knickers lined and full ent 4.95 ee OTHER WALTERS FIANOS IN OUR ORRAT EAT Ws : i ‘ i - e | feria $4 Cut Berry Howls, Others up to $8.95, \| f thle ea andes | Ha, y joie fhilliant t i [ si000 Hist ist Wallera 53 Note Mastertone Player Piano | blackandl] gpeciat. 208 4 { [LL _including 13 notin «’ muste, bench and cover, #1 | white ef-ll¢¢00 American Cut Glace Vases, 10in. $ H othe V3 | cHuTI ~1 cm pian , | te Hanis ee cidesat hace recat 1, oan | 1 Walters Pia | ates; core || $500 American Cut Glass Covered 1 $9 88 ! RROADW 2 at 408 ) BROADWAY. n ae { hams | Moet eee rele faa alahiie seed or secondhand plano et « | ¢ andies;|| Butter Dish, epecial, hh and Bate, fe TCO 4 ST, near ¢ ich STR HH ” ‘ eek " NON SQUARE, 1th Street, West of Bro il setae Liana lord boausttut New waiters and p . fel ; 51.00 4.0) Dinronpales 2 and Plate "199 @ Z BLOOMING DALES Lex, to iM Ave, 59th to 60th St, == BLOOMING DALES’, Lexington tg 3d Ave., 59th to 60th St= “we, P “