The evening world. Newspaper, February 25, 1913, Page 7

jthe excise law will better be enforced and less drinking will follow. The Mayor !s to be the first witness SUNDAY OPENING | \before the Wagner Legielative Com- | mittee to-morrow, when {t is thought | ‘he will have something to say about | Sunday opening as a preventive of | police gratt and exciae law violation. He has already pointed out that the lhotels are permitted to do a Sunday | business, provided the barroom is not exposed. The Liquor Dealers’ Association has |communieated with Gov. Sulzer and Mayor Gaynor, favoring the passage of & Sunday opening law. | A atrong Walker Measure Provides for)*elesation will go to Albany to urs the passage Ca sos, Walker measur: Sale of Liquor Between rewandvem (BREAKS A COLD unday-opening saloon bill, deste | i certain hours when customers may be served on saloon premises, but ached peg tiangly odin was! First dose of Pay Pape’ 's Cold duced at Albany jemblyman lieves Walker, is being studied by Stayor Gay- Compound reli all nor. ‘The Mayor is said to be in favor} Grippe misery—Con- of a limited Sunday opening law, pro- tains no Quinine. Wided absolute closing down during cary tan aoe Prohibited hours is enforced to the let-| | After the very, first Cold ‘ompousd” you tine feel the ‘cold breaking nd ad al de cusagree- able i} sym! a of the sort, to) ay ae itive fact thatea ® dose of combine with the police in seeing that | Pape Compound taken List the excise law i not violated. two Finer until three Keppel The Walker measure contemplates the | are taken will cure Led anging opening of saloons on Sundaya between | the most severe cold, either im the met rs of 1 P. M. and 11 P.M. Its | chest, back, stomach or limbs. em declare that it ts tn reality «|. It Promptly on ~~ headache, dullness, bead end nose y closing, tn that, with the excep- | stuffed up, feverishness, sneesing, sore (fon of the permitted hours, saloons will \throat, running of the nose, mucous be kept closed tight, Saturday night | catarrhal discharges, sbrenesa, stiffecss Saloon keopers in exchange for oady have agreed, | business will clote down, in accordance | and rheumatic twin, Paes. with ther it law, at midnight, the| Take this phe Compound with faloons not reopening until Sunday af-| the knowledge thet these is sothing ternoon. 1 1 P, M. Sunday until cls, 5 the, orld which will cure yout , according to the! and without any other assistance oF Will be kept closed. | bad after-effects as a S5-cent on several occa-|ege of Papa's Cold Compound, Leeicd essed favor of some | any druggist can supply—it contains character of Sunday opening, arguing | no quinine—be sure you get what you that if th jon ts afforded to | ask for—accept no substitute—belongs on keepers, Hquor!in every home. Tastes nice—acts © regulated; that | gently. the public and traffic can es Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue Special Sales Wednesday Handkerchiefs—ror women and Men Women’s Hemstitched Hdkfs. Of fine linen, sheer or heavy quality, ‘ : hemstitched,” yay value st.s0 6for .70 Women’s Initial Hdkfs. Of pure linen, hand hemstitched, hand embroidered initial; three styles to « box. Value si.so 6for 1. Men’s Initial Hidkfs. , embroid leh itd karate! Value sz.00 12for 1.45 Sale of Veilings Paris Veilings Plain or dotted, octagon or crackley mesh, ce in black, white, mae flesh, prunella or taupe. Regular prices 75c, to 95c. per yard 50 Paris Veilings ¢ Plain octagon, in small, medium or iF h, in black, white and colors. \\ arge mesh, in black, Cguler price 32.50 10 yards for 1.35 \ Chiffon Cloth Superior quality chiffon cloth (double 2 4 width), in black, white and all the new fashionable colorings. Regular price 85c por yard .05 IMPORTANT SALE WEDNESDAY Infants’ and Children’s Wear Children’ s Gingham Rompers | i Crinkled Seersucker Rompers Of pink, blue, tan or white striped crinkled seersucker, d, checked in colored chambray. giao foe checked or plain colored ci Fenad The. 58 Imported Waist Skirts and alone Ot fi i kK, hand made and hand scallo; 8 Diag min, Nerevotoresz.to 1.45 Imported Dorothy Dresses Be Na i mbroiders Dente sce vhie. Zt eyer. Veuesi7s §=2.40 Hand Made Smocked Dresses Yoke, and waist models, hand smocked in pink, blue, Reta 6 months to 6 years. Value $5.75 3 95 WILL CLOSE OUT WEDNESDAY 345 Children’s Washable Dresses Of white or colored galatea, linen, poplin or chambray. 2 to 6 years, 75 ' Heretofore $1.95 to $2.50. RB. Altman & Co. The Women’s Knitted Underwear Department Attention is particulariy directed to the new KNICKER SKIRTS of Jersey silk and Bloomers of French and Italian silks, designed especially to conform to the present mode in dress; also Silk Combination Suits and Vests for wear with evening gowns. A fine assértment of Women’s Sweaters, In Silk, Ancona and Australian Wool; also Shetland Wool Sweaters, in single and rever- sible styles, for Women, Misses and Children. B. Altman & Co. veil The Misses’& Children’s Department Spring Garments for Misses and Children are now being shown, expressing the newest and most practical ideas in smart styles for the younger set. Included are Washable Dresses, Dresses for Street or Afternoon Wear, Suits, Coats and Blouses. Also Hats, Neckwear, Gloves, Shoes, Hosiery, etc. Bh Avene, 34th aud 35th Streets, New York. Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue Final Clearance Sale WEDNESDAY Women’s Fur Coats 4 Caracul Coats OF hij well Chingy, ade well mavtteretotore $60.50 to $80.50 45.00 7 Eroneh Seal Coats end three-q length models, Graped to alge re meth mode retotore $08.50 55.00 8 Moire Pony Coats or ral or black pony Shises "Heretofore $08.00 to $138.00 65.00 12 Highest Grade French Seal Coats Plain or with collier and cuffs of various furai Heretofore $145.00 to $175.00 75.00 4 Fur Trimmed Caracul Coats with handsome collar and cuffs of French seal or Civet fur; Heretofore $165.00 to $195.00 85.00 4 Highest Grade Model Coats b. corona mud simian pollens Hudton acal with ine or cl a squi collar; Scorch mole ai Civer combined ; Heretofore $495.00 245 00 The Remainder of Fur Muffs and Neckpieces At Less Than Half Former Prices WILL CLOSE OUT WEDNESDAY 56 Women’s Coats u al hest grade Velour de Laine, Broadcloth, Imported chilla or Serge, in plain and two-tone colorin ings. 18.50 Heretofore $39.50 to $69.50 FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts. THE RVENING TARLD, TURSDAY, ee 1913." gees Flower Shop's Windows will display the choicest cut flowersatprices within every- body's react. | Lexington to 3d Ave. All This Week We Are Holding a Unique, Important and Wonderfully Successful WINDOW DISPLAY SALE} This unique event is a remarkable success. Every department in the store was thronged yesterday. Our twenty-three windows which surround the store are telling a wonderful story of economy. They are talking to you in terms of savings of great importance. We print here brief headlines that indicate the bargain stories that our many departments have to tell. They are terse |i and pointed. We give you our assurance that a visit to BLOOMINGDALES’ during this sale will be of great profit to you. y ALL CARS TRANSFER TO On the Main Floor:— Men's L' Socks Seupunat th gout we. 125¢ gg Re 19¢ Vt Men's 50c Fi Stripe 19cHand Embroidered) () ote eee sere Lexington to 3d Ave. 59thtooOuhSt.,N.Y. | and Jacquard Silk 27¢ wenn Bertin = . Socks.........0004+ lomen’s le Veste 1 The Newest “Walters” Creation | ex's g0 ovis satwrig-| | Srimtesi snare... 38e} AWEFB..... 6. ee 28c and Insertions, yd.. 10c 1 Our New Style K Walters Piano at *250 Meonienerre: 380) Sedat. ee 45 inches round,......... A Masterpiece of the Piano Maker's Craft. Tey Ph ony eta 39c| 12e Scho Hose § No interest, no extras, no in- $ Heavy Huck Towele 1 Children’s [mped. Socks surance. Price includes stool, Leif dar ttle} PL cll ry aed oa 29H a week cover and free delivery. tains derkinal Ideas 29, 50c Lake gear Vhong *20¢ Wool French Se pL $1.19 | union Linen = Nphios colors and 5 Gold Plated Fl t baarmebevesy hal? 98 Photo Frames 2G! Liquid and pate, tan or backs vi 98c Crepe Kimonoag Infants’ 50c Dre Dresses, | cg epecial..... ic blr parin lear soma Hers 35c | 79¢ Black sateen Petticoats _ Girls’ $2 yhite Lawn — Dresses, with embroidery or ineook: Girls’ il $1 Percale Dreowe ng Neine gg, You never had an cpportunity to’ buy a piano of such ster- ling merit at the price we quote for these beautiful instruments. This new style Walters Piano is constructed along modern and improved lines, possessing a clearness and purity of tonal quality not found in many of the highest priced instruments. In design, tone, action and construction the new style K Walters Pianos surpass instruments sold elsewhere for $350 and more. The materials used in their construction are the best; The workmanship is of the highest standard; The cases are massive and imposing; The architectural designs are refined and chaste; The veneers are specially selected for their beautiful grains and are finished in their natural color; The scale is ideaily even; The action is delicate and responsive, meeting all de- mands of the most skilled artist or the beginner; The back is constructed of six large posts of rock maple, giving the strength and solidity necessary to withstand the tremendous tension imposed on a first class piano, Bises 6 to 1¢ years, at ate vee” On the Third om fo ef Ic 04,28 Galen ae vpes98, eet wg, | E07 10] those from; during thovale OO | Signa pan O10 On the Fourth Floor:— 79¢ Athletic Exercieers 59. $15 Quartered Oak China jf Wika ORO ASP able Fgh a? anh | Ball-Bearing Roller COM srerrertsterine $9.00 Skates, WDes clnedi pain tsiaecse 95c¢ $3 Hair Top Mattresses | , i red $15 2-inch Post Brass Beds Ger Petit “A kd $1.95 Guaranteed lacquer, five 1-inch fillers at head and foot; $9 95 $7.50 Layer Felt. Mattresses Hic RRR Covered in heavy tick- $6 White Enamelled Steet | "sists: $4.75 Beds, 1 M inch continuous posts, | $4 International Steel heavy fillers at erage, = atee! and foot; oll sizgs..... $3.95 frames; all sises....... $2.25 | | BLOOMINGDAL Every Walters Piano Is Sold with the Bloomingdale Guarantee —a Safeguard Against a Piano of Interior Quality. We invile the most critical Inspection of this superb instru. ment, and you will agree with us in saying that it is one of the greatest piano valuce ever offered. no matter of what make, Exchange Your 0. d Piano, for anew Walters Piano or Player Piano; we will take same in part payment and allow you to pay the difference at the rate o! $1 or $2 per week, Upon request a represent- Write for our latest ative will call. illustrated catalogue. Joomingdales’ Plano Salesroom, 3rd ft ivory | Bloomingdale Groceries—Mid-Week Specials) : , | Mie Maine Curn—Novuing weiee Our 20¢ Ammonte—Full auare .15¢/ Owe tile Mive—Very ‘ine. wer tb. Ber | i ite wrist ssct--meaag-beiamachalinnsiiongls Sa-ctans Our 1Be Prunes--Tarsest site Prune Meaty” 'y ’ ceded’ Kuisinn "Theat! el Granulated Suger—3% Ibe, 41 Granulated Sumur—~25 Ibe. a1 1) wolght, Limit 25. ibe, *Oniy Eith grocery orders. None t, 0. 'D Amal’ Peas” “Deiiel dee Faesearrirriaad er \°v. 4128 ienperted. Aherry: SH '0, Sate —v eh baat Te ——— ¥ Retr Frank Jones’ Nourishing Stout ||| Vino de Pesto, exquisite 89 or Pale Ale, dozen bot- 9 character, per bottle c tles Ic a “Wellensteiner'’ Mosel, extra fine, from Wilhelm Hememann, Trarbach-Trarbach, Germany; dozen bot! £. “Weinheimer" Rhine, extra fine, from Fi 160 bu Berait—Fil ‘te, Germany; dozen bottles ——— All Cars Transter to Bloomingdales’, Lexington to 34 Avenue, 59th te 60th Sireet ==