The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1913, Page 7

ete Guerin was engaged as a priv: SMOKING IS REDUCED, |‘22 W2'te Goods Association, aing! of Men and Women in Case [#8 *revention laws ha ction 8 states that ‘The locking of factory doors and' any factory.’ eure will soon be a thing of the past, | ers and foremen according to Deputy Fire Chief Willtan | “#arettes ur pipes Guerin, head of the Fire Prevention | U*roundings in w Bureau. “Our inapectors who are assigned sole- ly to the task of putting a stop to these dangerous practices have secured 'Had Serious Lung many convictiona in the courts recent. | ty," aald Chief Guerin to- surprising t » foremen and employees Over the greater city to obey the| law and are offering practical sugges: tions which will enable them to do! use of ‘away entirely with the locking of the workroom doors, “When the Trisngle Shirtw: in the Asch Building was 4 fire in h, 1911, and 1 women their lives, 1 were held accountable for many of the fatalities. “At thie time such a violation of the prosecuted State Labor D, the Building Bureau, and “the Corporation Counsel a smail was recovered, Later, however, Com- nilssloner Jokinson took advantage of yy to bring eriminal ace ded in @tatute, and n Bureau was Mra, 8. W. H. temporary hoi st plant SROWanp te Somebody Said to Us:— “How can you do it? Your clothing has style, fit and the material seems to be the wear-ever sort. How have you been able to keep prices so low? The answer was easy. We told him we'd cut out manufacturing wastes and bought shrewdly in the woolen market. That's why you win if you buy from these new Fall Cheviots, Worsteds, Tweed, Serges, made into English-cut lined and unlined suits and overcoats. We hold no secrets from our customers— what we learn about fine tailoring is their profit—and they are cutting off the coupons every day, Suits and Overcoats 1913-14 $15 to $45 Worth Five to Fifteen Dollars More You Save Wholesalers’ Profits NEWYORK mnront OOK BROADWAY AT WARREN ST. roy FULTON ST aT FLATBUSH VENUE ABOVE Z7™ SE. SSTORES EROADWay ar Beorond THE HOUSE FOR THE CAREFUL BUYER We Furnish WEEKLY | * ‘Apartments trom $ OPENS $50.00 to $500 tau “ACCOUNT 400 “ “ COLUMBUS AVE Ber 103 4104 Now almost completely stamped out the locking the doors during working ho and the work of Inspectors later en: gaged in this line of duty has deen premie ni ar based upon her oftorts, | ehi ong GOOD WORK PERFORMED BY A | detection, the inapectors have entered| opened in @ second, and this by the! WOMAN, factories by means of stairways, fire ca-| turn of the knob only. The door may | “Within the laay few weeke,"” Chief | °aPee and elovators and have immedinte-| be eo constructed that {t may not bo! “190 ‘locked-door’ com. | 1¥ #erved summonnes upon any offenders | opened from the outside, but In cas he \olainte have been prosecuted in the | they might discover, In many cares| emergency any person within the pla aM con: , thelr action would bring forth trades) should be able to make his exit wither vietlon obtained in every {netance, One| Of abuse and violent requests for a dis-| any hindrance auch as a chain or cross man Was released under suspended eon- | Play of authority, and Mrs, Christopher | piece or a lock that 0} tence, but all the othors were given | Particularly was made @ target for the| key that is In the boss's pocket. i i arin | fines ranging from $% to $73, The total | epithets of the disgruntled men she or-| “some factory foremen lock the dours Deputy Fire Chief Guerin} these Meas ban sunched ore aS dered to appear in court. uring working hours and place the keys! and the fines imposed upon men smok- | BLUFFS AND THREATS HAIL THE | in littic boxes at the side which bear the Says Woman Inspector and Jing in tactoriea have aggregated $%,000, INSPECTORS. inscription: ‘In case of emergency break ‘omplaint of violation of the! been made| © against any of the n rs of the : organization which em: her, and it of Serious Fire. has several hundred members. of the Labor law plainly shall smoke in ectors have en- emoking tn factories during working! tered these buildings to discover employ- moking cigars or their desks amid ho @ spark might start a terrible calamity. Or they have teen _found nonchalantly _sauntering Begin To-Day, Monday, Trouble—Now Well 40-Inch Silk Crege de Chine, $1.55 fan a ie "il $2.75 OilPaintingsat $1.95 eR a GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE EN WWONDAY AND OATURDAY DUENING ey FREE Se FREE ier. Purchase of $50 | OUR NE ve LIB! Made of fine cassimere wool yarn; guaranteed un ERAL CREDIT TERMS (f iitiicoic: nt san $3.00 Downon $50.09 Men's Double-Breasted Shirts—Heavy natural $1.50 makes; at. . 6.00 4 @ 100.00 Men's Regular Se, Underwear Tey cotton FISHER BRO ployees puffing on dently oblivious of they were exposi: every one In the! meets the requirements | have no contrivance such as “Wearing no uniforms for fear of chain or bar that prevouts its being ned only by a “The inspect who suddenly enters a| the @lass and take out key.’ “When the new force of fire preven 4 Courts Protect Workers. tion Inspectors was appointed last] factory unheralded in an effort to d “All these evasions of the law are be- May,” he continued, “Mrs. Christopher | cover any Violation is often hailed as e Inspector by | trespasser and threatened with ev ing stamped out, and we are gradually educating the factory owners In the Fire | tion, but I have yet to hear of the first) Prevention Jaws and are advising thon a com- bination of manufacturers operating | case of actual physical opposition on the! of the best means of living up to our re- are many factories. Her constant espionage | part of the factory owner or his men. —_| quirements. k on these plants has made the forenten| “The inapector must get into the fac-| “Our most recent {mportant complaint | \ Better Chance Now for Escape | ait empiovees #0 car that not a! tory to discov was received last Saturday week. Some | Firmly woven, good weight, excellent for draping; in every desirable and up-to- date shade; also plenty: of white and black; yard, $1.55. Yard Wide Silk Messaline, 86c 50 newest and most staple colors, for street and evening wear; yard, 86c. Yard Wide Poplin or Faille, 67¢ For street and evening dresses; a wide assort- ment of the most wanted colors; also black and white; yard, 67c. Main Floor. ————— OOMINGDALES’, Oil paintings n very artistic silt and gold burnished ‘ames, shadow xox and glass . »rotection; out- le size, 17 4x Marines, apes and scenes of real country hie, both in lanascapes and upright shapes. Other Pictures and Paintings at prices that range up to $150, tion ‘Third Floor, Rotunda, B00 MINGDALES* where. At 41st Anniversary Sale Prices. Dress Apron Ginghams, in a selection of blue designs, on light and dark grounds; yard. you will be TT Dn LR a RAT IEROL TON and colorings, especially suitable for 19¢ school dresses and skirts; syard Rasona ae ——————— ou! TNGDALES' Now for the Final Week of Our Great Merchant Tailoring Sate Come to-morrow—only a few days more. We Will Make to Your Measure a 14 0 Fail or Winter Suit or Overcoat for et You may choose the material you want from the collection of a hundred fashionable, high-grade fabrics, includ. ing all the newest styles. Blue Serges, Black Thibets, Fancy Worsteds, Cheviots in Plaid Fancy Cheviota, and Pencil Stripes In all the most desirable mixtures and shades, selected with a view to mect the demands of conservative men as well as men who admire extreme effects, You may select the style you want from a collection of 15 fashionable models in suits and 8 styles in over coats, including all the new effects for Fall and Winter. Two Important Features of This Sale A try-on before)’ Delivery of garment is com. clothes within ten 6 bie after meno. ure is taker we will give you thi pleted, as:u ny high-grade tailor, hiid to you to pay is one one-half 8 much. Don't opportunity. Remember, u high-grade Winker Puls made to vee ‘S14 80 Men’s “Stuttgart Finish” Underweer, Stuttgart finish gray natural Men's celebrated wool underwear at this exceptional bargain-price. gray wool, double front and back; all sizes. Warm, 75.00 comfortable and durable; as good es many 85. bands, drawers Union Suits ve an at the firet visit to the leund 4 ST Pear; special price... ha PR aide. 32-Inch Cotton Plaids, 60 different plaids Royal tideraow! THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, Mndow to reach the fire e¢ | ALARM BELLS FOR +He bits DOORS. ne general excuse ¢ t is y and but with fo that any. pe may be discovercd, The f person in charge may then | whether any one using these doors ia} soc tar fire duty and w Forty-one years young and still making rapid strides. Once considered far up town, the Bloom- ingdale Store is now right in the heart of New York t proportionate reduc- | —easy to reach from any- On this vur 41st Birth- Ginghams & Cotton Plaids | cey'we nave a great deai to be thankful for, and we will celebrate our anni- checks, Scotch plaids, also striped seersuckers | VErsary with a mammoth and cotton challies in pretty Oriental 4'c Birthday party, in which the recipients 32-Inch Dress Ginghams, in Scotch plaids, | of the gifts. The whole plain ‘checks and stripes, 19c quality; 12'c store participates. robes, ie dae 25¢ We picture and describe 3 of the many pretty in this extreordinary anniversary sale Mlustration No. 1 is a st crepe de meteor; peg to; raped skirt with keys in them. vor} draughtaman to make drawings to be nan of| offered aa evidence 1913, ; a“ 8 ’ ordin ear ad doing 80 properly. man would have ® chance to sound the “These suggestions have been adopted| warning on all the fi * that violations Ree. £Y. ae ¥ tel quite generally and tn a great many | Ment be removed before my arrival jeovett pases & 4 adity. sid Hut in my dat Dv. Pleree’s Pleasant IST ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION SALES and Continue Throughout September! Attend Them! ALL CARS TRANSFER TO The New Dress Goods Anniversary Offering of Silk Charmeuse & ¢ Silk Crepe Frocks i styles frock, made of silk Lucille ruffle at waist, gracefully shaped bodice; V shape froat, embellished with net rufile; new style two-piece sleeves; black, navy and taupe; $12.75. Illustration No. 2 is “the Suns! charmeu 1 block, nay nd tunic ts knife model of silk nf uk © loow black, navy and meu: $12. of silk color; part char tt with bodice taupe: Se a oS Cars Tradster to BLOOMINGDALES’, Lexington to 3d Attn beth to Goth Stig Wel Hot flashes—dizsinens, fainting spells, headache, bearing-down feeling and il!s of @ kindred nature—are nature's danger signals, ‘The female disturbance or irregularity back of these calis for help, ehould heve immediate care and attention. Otherwise the delicate female constitution soon breaks down, o> Dr. Plerce’s Favorite fe sary than 40 pens ears haa been lendin; fe hee roe aid to thes. ands of women year alter gear thrvaghout its long life = ‘This wonderfully successful remedy pant rei tsiby thi pid bevrwe gartlolary tothe arganedutincty te Montana Wertce Garetiosben’ Th business woman, the der hues wife tnd tne weary care wars Tolpoars has decmenctra tamily—all sil, eat etcetera tals ete (pth ag) ‘oben, coup BY. BY. DEALERS I MEDICINES, ably send for «| & uniform because el a building the elevator + Pellets regulate aad tavigerate stomach, fiver ind that the | aud bowels, Suger-coated tiny grauclec—cacy to take as Casas. ; Sunday World “Wants” Work Monday — Morning — Wonders At 41st Anniversary Sale Prices. 50 and 54 Inch Suitings at, Per Yard, 68c. An entire new line of Fall suitings, selling regularly for 89c., $1.19 and $1.25; at, yard, 68c. 54-Inch All-Wool Storm Serge, at $1.10. Heavy weight, in navy and black only; our regular price $1.49; for this sale, special, $1. 50-Inch All-Wool Broadcloth, $1.19. In a good range of colors; selling regularly for $1.75; special, yard, $1.19. Main Floor, Pr BLOOMINGDALES, 400-Day Clocks « $9.68 Handsome and dis- tinctive in appear- ance and good Every department has timekeepers. Run prepared mountainous over a year with stocks of high grade want- one winding. Brass i movement shows ed merchandise, gathered under a brilliantly after months of prepara- polished tion in the foremost mar- glass 68 kets of the Old World and | _ dome. WR : the New. BLOOMINGDALES All that we can say to 18 to 24 in. Laces, fie Yd. you is to come to the store 18 to24inch rich white and cream embroidered and attend this amazing | patiste and net founcings, so much used for the distribution of economies, | French tier skirts and lace jacquettes or coatee for never in the history of elongated waists, in aseriesof very pretty designs; merchandising have you | aiso a great bargain in heavy MACRAME seen such a collection of | panps AND FILET INSERTIONS, 8 to 12 bargains under one roof. inches wide, at our special Anniversary Sale price, per yard, 41c. for nightgown: t NOTE--Be sure to sce our new Fall importation of fine ‘in pinle shadow lace semi-flouncings at 25c to $1.98 per yard, stripes. ax well 4 4 Rroundi, Jou i Ya Xied $18 |Rich Fur Sets and Fur Coats at 41st Anniversary Sale Prices _ 15 The Bloomingdale guarantee gocs e with every sale regardless of price. Women’s Russian Fony Far Coats at $35.09 Handsomely marked skins; made in the lat ent three-quarter length cutaway models; have collars of civet cat, chinchilla squirrel, fox or pony; richly lined; all sizes up to 42. Handsome Carzeul Fur Cozts at $45.00 Attractive and sensible models, with shawl collar and cuffs; brocaded lining Very Mae Caracul Coats at $95.09 Caracul coats, made of beautifully selected skins in @ pretty three-quarter length model; trimmed with chinchilla equirrel. Rich Mole Coney Coals at $115.00 A fashionable butterfly model, in becoming dr. ped effect. Splendid value. Black Coney Sets at $8.75 Comprise animal scarf or Russian shawl and large half-berrel muff. Black Woll Sets, in this sale, at $15.00 Natural and Manchurian black wolf sets at this small price; large snake scarf, trimmed with head and tails, and large pillow or fancy muff, Fashionable Black Fox Sets at $23 ina, new type of scarf, with head at , and half-barrel muff, trimmed with head Beautiful Woll Sets at $25 Long hair, large animal scarf, with head and tail trimming, and pillow muff, Pointed Wolf Sets at §25 Very effective, consisting of double animal scarf and large half-barrel muff, trimmed with heads and tail. 2nd Floor, SDth St, Section, BLOOMINGDAL ES’ $21 Dining Room Suil for $14.75 omprising, an rv $11.00 Solid All ab | ou: Exenion $ 75 Dining Chairs, ° in wood, cane or chase leath- er; complete A full range of | ¢, sizen from 14 to 18 | 1OF years for misses $ and 36 to 44 Witt for women; $12.75. hecond Floor, Fourth Ad,