The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1913, Page 7

on Armor. eee ee MORGAN AIDES ie "DEE Tes, Trapping Hand-Book Man. shocked by detect: alive confession of a Who was teatifying. into a room back of @ saloon the F | with this man," sald Detective + meeting to-day Champ Clark's Daughter Also | Mf Pointing to the prisoner, diture of approximately $1.8 coused of ta ug Veta horse | Aéditional propert Among Noted List in La | or making ® handbov bet | Coerthouse site in ic centre. | Mr. MeAneny said, with to '$2 with bim on Tattletale and Trade- Fe | mark, running at se -iestown, on @truction of the beautiful courthouse # Franee’s ( Jompany. April tt 4 as dealgnet, property in tue immediate 65 nelehborhood will soar to high prices lulimed the Magis- salled tos od bearing a potable ship's company. The JOP. Morgan firm was represented epented the poWeenan. | may be used sighed the Magistrate, | poses, or ,perhal t ‘know what the Police De-!ing purposes, 1 her muntchp for Federal “It is enough.” eaid the Magistrate to Gerhardt, “f will not strain an honest | Story of $21 CleanUp in | S00 ball tor gee r Magistrate Corrigan nearly fell off his | PLAN FOR city To SPEND 1 LINER IN A GROUP chain Moringa” cosets.) $1,800,000 FOR NEW LAND. — each eka dip rreaident MeAneny advised | at the regular adjoining the new Tne additional property can now be! | purchased at a reasonable figure and | if) pur-| butld- ve present general | if! THE EVENING wonup, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 19138. Ppagee Waketield’s staff. Loeb bet |; Bets, si aed, at 49€ Regular 75c style, 2'4 inches wide, sizes 24 to 36. A style desirable for At the same a\ cote PATENT LEATHER BELTS. in all the popular colors. New Frilled Lexington to 3d Avenue prices are as low as ever; instance White Crepe de Chine Prince Im: Map bs and Colored Crepe de Chine pertul Turn-down Collate, ray "bts long, 18 in. IC! dant drope, in al lar, hemstitched yoke and coming to. 1 never heard post-office la torn down an {deal site, | : , 4 | oy Hebry Pierson Davivon and his wife, adm.. winning money in he added, might be found for one la | | buttons. eer MM. Marden, head of the Morgan | Setting evidence in my life.” | "ne Corporation Copneel will be al: ( fit WE Paris, who cane vere for the} Gerhardt w that he had board to decile whether * funeral; Charles 1. Fabian, associates | peurned, the nd bet $8 Of the city has the rigut to incur the ex- hie winn! on thet 0 with Monman interests abroad, and] presence ry Detective ths ale elon. i Dantel F. Ketlogs and wife, the former the now pulilicity agent of the Morgan firm. J. Py Morgan was on the pler to jwee his fdande of. { Mr. anf Mrs, Robert L. Bavon Jr. on MUA jte latter formerly Miss Virginia | || p | uw \ (Murray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, NAN fHenry [Alexander Murray of No. 38 I ha! West fty-first street, who was mar- tried Tuesday, were followed by interes glances, Mr. Bacon, former »Ambaspador to France, waa at the pier. | Geivieve Clark, daughter of Champ }Clngk, Speaker of the House, who con- jfented a secret desire to be a ship nows reporter for a New. York daily, was in lohrge of Mrs, George Harvey, with jrrhoin she will go to Rome, where Mrs. ot sty 4 cn Mm 5 iy i it" ! A just-for-women boot shop, with every kind and style of shoe a woman ever wears, from {Harvey's daughter, Dorothy, will Join! ., . °, . jekem on a tour of the Continent, Col, jf) 4 See Tongue Pump dainty little dancing pumps to IGeorge Harvey promising to Join them| | Regular Cuban or the he broad-heel hi | Min July. Mise Clark's identity. became natty Louis Cuban t road-heel cushion sole OWN as soon as She got aboard and wooden heel. she was a centre of interett. She said he'd give anything to be a newspaper woman. “You must have such exciting times, he stated to the reporters. Iv a group on the promenads deck were W. H, Truesdale, president of the Lackawanna, and his wife, off to Switz- jerfani for couple of months, Mr,‘ MWrueedale smiled ruefully when the Full Crew law was mentioned. “We've Mot to.grin and bear it and take our Medicine,” said he. ———— Capi. McNary, U. S. N., Dead. (Special to The Evening World.) ATLANTIC CITY, April 17.—After deing helpless from « nervous disorder for the last twenty years, Capt. Teaac Ruby MoNary, U. 8. Engineer Corps, retired, died at his home in the Santa} Rita apartments to-day. He was a veteran of the civil war. He was‘born in Brooklyn. A brother, who 1 Yer of the New York Stock E type. Salespeople who know how a woman's shoes should fit and * how to help pick out the very model that will please youmost. $3.50 to $5.00 A few at $6.00 QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP 82 West 34th Street | Midway between the Waldorf and the McAlpin (a | WM | They both wear \ i PIG |. RUSTLESS One finds in 1t the comfort, the constant trimness, the dainty good figure she needs. The other finds in it the ease, the grace, the elegance she needs. For there 1s an R & G corset for every woman, R &G corsets are not made to fit one particular model. We make more corsets than all the women of one kind of figure in the country could wear. For more than 3,000,000 women 1n the land buy an R & G corset each year There is an R & G corset for you—one that fits you, suits ‘ou exactly. When you go to the store—insist on that one. gee all styles of Ea Orecnah Gi vou eee tee planned by our designers to fit your particular figure. uiring additional prop- | | up to $17.98. 1BLOOMINGDALES $5 and $6 Sweaters jumbo weave and rope stitch styles. have high col- \ Main Floor, Third Ave, Section. ee BLOOMINGDAL FA %8¢ Bectric Lamps, Vest. Pocket Size, 65¢ Nickel plate, with Tungsten lamp and Ever-ready Battery. Main Poor, Arcade. == BLOOMING DALES! oe 29eTurkish Towels, 19¢ Such heavy quality and such liberal length bath towels are never offered an: for,less than 29c. | * ‘ou will appreciate this fact, | will want to buy enough to last the en- tire Summer. They are pure white | Turkish orpereke td the enduring qualities much higher-priced kinds. Friday, each 19c. al | Huck Towels, heavy quality, extra size, hemmed red border and 8 2c white; 12!¢ kind. Friday. . . | All Linen Kitchen and Roller Tow- eiling, 17 inches 2}3¢ riday, 10-yd. piece tor. 89¢ $1.00 Turkish Bath preetei 1140214 ft., epecia 69c Union Linen Napkins, size 21221 inch, per apkin $1.39 i Mala Floor = HLOOMINGDALEN" styles, laced on one side and front Our waist shop is showing many other new spring 40 inches wide, Heb lt al i new colors; good styles, and summer blouses at prices that range in easy stages Special, yard..., 122 jars, 1 salt box, 1 vinegar bottle, 1 oi! bottle: al! for. Second Floor, 44 sleeves, finished with BLOOMINGD: Sppenaanmicenanniatiair ete, {ris compete detaileofe | New White Goods |Veiling Remnants: it derfull tmall price... 98C English Cloth—36 inches — ge} Siena’ Many desirable remnants and 10 yards for. '79¢| per remnant =ALl CARS. TRANSFER T—— wear. Neverthele: See anas on : jots; al i New Norfolk and Middy | white Crossbar Dimities—30 inches navy blues, tobacco browne ‘ind dull and Blouses, in the latest wide; neat designs; 10c kind, 1 magpie or black and white; Boys’ 98c special at. 62¢ 59th to 60th Street Crepe de Chine Neckwear for Women | Women’s $4.00 Novelty Crepe de Chine is 0 scarce that we are obliged to dons of the manufacturers Voile Blouses with the material to make this most wanted at 98¢ In addition to a double with double side-plaited ruffle frill, front is hemstitched ‘ out and finished with crochet GrepedeGhine Bows, with pen. Fiat sailor col- calf with cl — patent or ‘calf’ with fi cloth tops. ‘Women’s short and. Pumpe, including famous advertised brands i t colt, dull end tan cait $1.85 a’ $1.69 School Shoes, | at 10¢] tox calf biuchers, sites | Girls’ White Canvas Bute | Extra Fine White Persian Lawn;| Russian Chenille Vellings —al! the up to St, Special, yard .. L.OOMINGDALEA Goods inches wide; yard. . This sale is “ ized and we are now in a position to give you a try-on before the garment is completed, which Hand Embroidered Han Sash and “aad Friday and Saturday at.... 19c] priced "Mata Floor, Main Hloor, Contre, at Women’s All Linen |6 Inch Ribbons, 18¢|Trimmed Street Hats | at $2.88 and $3.88 [N° “eeryccusec °°" | Handkerelaiets, Gie | ou sccie are tig sn prices incerene | Y9etll marvel at the wonderful el * assorted letters. | Warp ake tll b ° ne- stripes and checks; 5'y to 6 inches hooper He es 63 ic] Received large shipment of those] wide; light and dark grounds; Someofthem| Plain Chambrays-—heavy grade off dainty littl tle ‘one corner ¢ special, yard seersucker, cotton challies, oad chiefs, from Madeira, with scallops hit ik and light other 8¢ wash fabrics all around; will be priced for 35c thee Lily with uit A “Different” Merchant Tailoring Sale , Begins To-day, Thursday, and Continues Until Saturday Evening, April 26th ifferent ’ because our Merchant Tailoring Department has been reorgan- Every hat is charming, one Summer Shoes at $2.45 Combination patent colt with white buck or tan one rgengep eT ae oe In gold-filled cases, w : Elgin: ‘oe |: Also 15-jewelled Waltham Watch, otherwise as above, $0.98. Main Fioer, white nubuck Temata hd button white WUE $3.50 Ont ie amall lots ton Shoes: new, a" $1.19 BLOOMINGDAL ES" ever. An instance. They are kerepee-| ae” ae Me tap A manufacturer sold us his surplus of| ore batt, plain tallete, ‘chesaaiine ice... $2.95} made of the fn Ps ies: F wn G2¢] Women's wreath initial handkerchiefs! piaia Froarit 7 all | Rood desirable shades and tyish ooking, Many fit it weedi yards... Bae. # ‘ lor sash, ir at it trimminy in nest quality | Irlah Blouse Linen—natural only;|at a concession that males this emall] (7 ¢2\ pink, light blue, Alice bite’ old f Other hats in the assortment, equally he Bie price possible. rose, Nell rose, brown, navy blue, car-}%% good, at this very All linen, standard quality, but] dinal and black. Excellent value at 18c, | *ttractive price - plaids, 24c Bow Ribbons -in 29¢ ana 39¢ This hat, $2.95 than the other. Many are others of chip, and milan, assures you of a perfect fit. We guarantee delivery within ten days after ¢- measure is taken. with fancy feathers, imported flow- We Will Make a Spring or Summer Suit to Your Measure 5 in this sale. The mat leading shades and patterns, also | Thursday, April 17. } thibets and diagonals | Friday, Aprit 18. to fully appreciate your patronage. —the kind that are shown by the , April 19, isfaction assured. Ask the man staple black high class tailors. The price holds good for any size. rT re serges, chev- tweeds in all the | Days of Sale: ant exclusive merchant ’ who ordered a suit in our last sale. . The assortments of Remember, a Spring or Sum- i ers, silk ribbons, Ce These hats must be seen to be full: 80 Every ‘one lea bargain. if , Ia ' Value, special Friday, at, $2.96 If you are stout, if you are tall, if you are big or if you are sma!l, come and participate to choose from; very special, 89 Bear in mind that we guar- atisfaction or your money back. That is the way The models you may choose April 23. | mer suit, made to your order from include two-button and three- button sacks, English soft rolls or April 25. conservative models, if you prefer. Bataray, Spek 26 price of $14.80, i Percola- 48 Piece Dinner | 2", (unm Perel ¥}) Sets at $2.98 See Sh Amcrican porcelain; each piece deco from polish rated with pretty floral design and ed sheet extra gold edge; b! aluminum, Joffee Cup and Saucer; border, BLOOMINGDALES! New Laces: | | The introduction of the wide ] widths of Lace Flouncings for skirts assures a large demand for | these fashionable laces. We are showing many new designs, in 12, 18 and 27 inch pretty shadow scallop and straight edged flounc- ings at, per yard 29¢ ana 49¢ 45-Inch Embroidered Voile Flouncings; yard... 39c 18-Inch Shadow Lace Allovers, for guimpes; yard, 25c, 49¢, 68c anu 98 100 more bores of Linen, Cluny and Torchon Lace Edges, from 2 inches to 3'; inches wide; in- dispensable for trimming under- wear and children's Summer wash dresses; may not last alt day; at, yard, . 3c ————= BLOOMINGDALES' Sige tsite | 500 Paire Goldoine Ey and | Spectacles—Fitted our fa- mous white ‘‘Albex” enees in all Laat any number; reg jepecial, a@...... we 49¢ sae Sui saenee Eyeglaseee—In- cluding any of the best makes ina new Iw ety lens at.. . $1. 45 Amo: Merchant Talloring Dept. 24 ¥i., Oot St. Hection ‘They are stumped without seam or ints, and are fitted with eboniz- ed cold han- with mounted gl. fcund in practically every other good store, w 1 OOMINGDAL Bs Third BLOON any of many new Spring and mer models for the very attractive No charge for Trimming Hats . 1 floral deco- tbe dies. trimmings. china; pair ration; pair . The coffee = pote ake 3¥irat, size and have hinged Solid Oak Extension Tables, at $5.98 o Set; cover: Percolators are 2-qt, rize Mi convene cecrsiod nea, et tee nay decorated; name equipped with aluminum Al splendidly constructed of solia ork, vith 42.irci round tops extending 6 spice $2, 85 strainers, tube and valve complete, | tc 6 feet and have &inch pedestal base with carved claw tet. ‘They will be | Exhibitions That Won Prizes at the Flower Show have been purchased by us and will be off zed for sale at Prices That Will Make Them Bargain Prizes In Our Greenhouses on the Roof % the many prize-winning exhibitions we have secured the gold medal displays made by F. R. gv & Co., of Cromwell, Conn., and Robert Craig & Co., of Philadelphia. Pa. Too many different kinds of plants to describe them all here. This occasion brings you the opportunity of buying most beautiful plants raised by Prominent nurseries at prices that range from 5e to $5.00 Regularly they would cost you three and four times as much. Special Offering of 6 Fruit Trees for $1.00 Peach, cherry, pium, pear and apple trees, 6 to 8 it, high, that are guaranteed to grow into akimped, but full size comfortal fruit-bearing trees under proper treatment. like this possible. is offered Delivered prepaid by Parcel Post to any point in the United States. 3 Dahlia Bulbs. _at_very low prices. Fruit trees like these are sold by exclusive florists for 75c to $1.00 each. The great outlet of the Bloomingdale Greenhouses makes an offering greunde and ate ahaa The entire output of Bulbs of various kinds from Lewis Childs of Flowerfield, L. I., | “A Splendid Combination of Bulbs and Seeds Special for 50c_ 3Cannas. ipkg.Fertilizer. 6 Tuberoses. 3 Chinese Lily Bulbs. Mail and Telephone Orders Will Be Promptly Filled, ae Reet The collection comprises 1 doz. pkgs. Seeds. Greeuhouses on the Root, Cars Transfer to Bloomingdales’, Lexington to 3d Ave., 50th to 66th St. =: jum- These $12.00 Chif- foniers or Dressers Exactly like cuts, made of nicely figured solid oak, Drenser has 20x40-inch bare, two small and two large drawers and 16x28 French beveled tnirror Chiffonier has 18x30-inch bare, five large, deep drawers, 12x20 French beveled mirror, All wood Maia Floor, Fine Quali:y Hair Bats | | These untrimmed hats were never sold for less than $1.50, and at the price we quote are absolute Black only. Ten of the best shapes Friday, at. Arrival of New Spring Flowers linery flowers ever shown in for us to describe Co eeeds 25¢ values upto 50c, special. of materials purchased here. Main Poor, ee BLAM MENGD 01.19 'eemmene at $7.95 ve they sell regule ark New Canes--Sterling | Trimmed at 85e In all other stores canes that com- | pare with these are selling well at jf) $1.50 and $2.00. Imagine, then, what ‘| lively selling this very unusual price | will provoke. In light and dark woods, in all the most popular shapes, among which is | the highly-favored Prince of Wales handle. Because of the unusual character of the offering, we limit two cancs toa i customer Sale in Umbreila Shop, Main Floor, Third Avenue Entrance. ee BLOOMING DALES Silkoline Comfortables For the Warmer Nights, Not silkoline, filled with white cotton tufted. They are all in light dollar values. For this Sale only, at. Extra Heavy Crochet Bed Spreate, | full size, hemmed, neat de- | signs, $1.00 kind, each init | Muslin Bed Sheets, linen fi seamed centre, 3 hem, sise 72x90 before hemmin; each Embroidered Muslin Pillow Cases, Size 45x36 inches, 2tc kind,