The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1914, Page 7

stein took from the French to at | calan. Irish humor frst went to bis Hattic Williams several years &€0 feet in “The Echo,” Is as boyish as Mise Caldwell has practically thrown ever. He has only one superior on American stage as an eccentric “Claudia Smiles” a Jolly Hit yo oe 59th to 60th Street. Lexington to 3d Av. Important Sales in Progress This Week! February Sale of Furniture. cial Offerings in New Blouses. women who ipe makes it: eo 2 cups t ‘a: parison other young BY CH AR s DA RN ON taxicab or a street car, can't ‘t, are tripping into popularity these tas 7 iid * ea | that “When Claw ine, Point |e as Mise Ring te einpretiy_ muon finns rid ferent, 2 ebleepoone 1 This is the least you can do for Blanche Ring when she goes Broadw: how, and as | th whens sugar, 1 of butter, 1% cups in mea! " "The oot even me | eur hing ng hereite 1 pod Beaten. Mix thin, Bake in quick euler fault to ‘ina ‘wit bth Ny on oven. rae’; bod: Order Presto for Johnny-cake to- ~ morrow? Recipes in and on package. to Sea for a song at the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre, The song pauses had we Tor ry long, ay alent, | turkey. haven't SEE eracarges: to “opisshi” ACW Shes ike pois (ees beaks diee 4 Ky Oe eens on wes “ you are concerned, is “splash!” Arer Misa Ring gets into such deep in one Dest. bo . Saabs Chak obo picks up her skirts it's up to yuu to thiow out o Hiteoproserver taughs fo hate who know thet Ancte way in one of fer pests February Sale of A pos en’s Underwear Underprice. hi to be Clearance of Dress Goods Women’s Silk Stockings — Special. Miers aetkine new, 10 be ners | a ort that the town doven't atop |! Ioven wa ee ."y wa ) Company, - Lace Curtains at Curtailed Prices. | Men’s 25¢ and 35¢ Socks at 12)4. Losnenpered Ge Blandi rubleg toreruaps ‘the funniest thing in the Diplomas Framed at Special Prices. | Big Clearance of Fur Sets & Fur STERN BROTHERS performance you have paid to see. piece , ia tne “story. of her lite, that Clearance of Women's Apparel. Special Prices on Groceries and Wines, 42d and 43d Streets, West of Fifth Avenue TS iN 7 an ee neere | | BLOOMINGDALEA" “WHO CARES? LISTEN! In course of preparation for Friday and Saturday A Number of Most Important Sales of “Pape's Diapepsin” makes sour, gassy stomachs Men’s High Grade Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, / § feel fine at once. itt In has: utes all hey oe Hats and Umbrellas. Full particulars in Thursday's evening papers. t NOW GOING ON Our Semi-Annual igi Blanche Ring ae Claudia Rogers. | ea ENEY A © ENGR MEGAN PEER sooo now eat| But you forget this as the lady whose A HEALTHY MOUTH” without fear—|salary depends on you smiles invit- bomen t $100, 000 Worth of Well Known, High-Grade |Used Pianos & Player Pianos Mt Greatly Reduced Press ||. At Less Than 4 of Former Prices!! Peroxide, +. po . cf This great event is anxiously looked forward to by hundreds of people who ere tang oe mane mais your reaper |Caiy cna Tha sehg Tinicts have Wes a tga tee bai a Pose bind 4 “ bg are thoroughly familiar with the tremendous values offered in our Semi-Annual att you ie 2 a od dget two, or three of her the stage of the Seigpite Pesta te 8 ss "eT. th Powder,“ 12¢ Cop Co S * at de, Te Sales of Pianos. lion | phirty-ninth Street Theatre would DR) Siar Bitenin toes, in youl hve snnrrad—a, ter alt Sees Ly ore erg Ml * de, Te This Sale Is the Greatest Piano Bargain Event of the Year!! ’ fsayway, Should one of the fam- a Powder, “ 15¢ No matter how little you pay for a piano in this sale, you may be fully as- “ po i ng cc tater ot Pag oe] needa pan “ave the seoret of the There & Pong eral Pegpenry Colgate’s Talcum Powder, four cakes in bos. at Be sured that it represents the biggest value your money can buy. We include Pianos seeet. 4: Mutts st| folly “hit Blanche ‘Ring scores in| " “GRO, BORGFELDT & CO. — a at 12¢ } Bromley's Bath Soap, at 10¢ of various makes taken in exchange as part payment on our Walters Pianos and the aight, it is handy to give “When Claudia Srmitea.” Her meas." MEW Toa CHCA) SAN FRANCECS lanche Face Powder, 29 | Salutaris Cologne, 8 oz., 34¢ Player Pianos, a number of Pianos which have been out on rental, and a few almost, To-morrow, on the First Floor; the Annual Sale of Toilet Articles pepsin will save|ingly and lures you into betraying CQUALITY” end “GOOD BREEDING es Odaol your shortcomings as @ vocalist. an, lace Trust Blanche Ring to make you a iva put your|™ember of “the original New York jon’t keep on being} cast.” That's hor little game, and she Boujois java Rice Powder,19c | Kerkoff Djerkiss Sachet, 60 The Very Significant Facts of | This February Furniture Sale Good taste and low prices. Better taste and lower prices than usual. There has been more thought than ever before put into the building of furniture that cannot offend the eye, furniture fundamentally sound, furniture properly put together, furniture that will last. A tremendous step forward is recorded in the thousands of pieces of fine furniture , that cannot be obtained outside of Wana- maak’ at the same price—many that cannot be obtained outside ata It took months to bring it about ; but it was worth it. The Dining-Room Furniture Another block-wide-block-long floor (the Sixth Gallery). Row after row of tables, china closets, buffets, chairs, in mahogany and oak- fumed, Jacobean, Early English or golden finish. Here is Ons-of fa Wondira of ite Sale —a 10 piece dining-room suite in golden oak for $99.25. larly the suite sells for $127. It includes extension table, china closet, aly table, great sideboard, 4® two arm chairs and four side chairs, Nearby is a very fine 10-piece suite in fumed oak with inlay border, for $162. F Regularly it sells for $216.25. Now $54.25 is a very unusual saving on furniture so good as this. A Sheraton Mahogany Suite is $231, regularly $286.50. The pieces are bordered with delicate inlay lines, ' chairs have leather covered seats, buffet has mirror back, which may be removed if desired, and hung on wall. And so on, through the 143 styles of suites, to the exquisite one in mahogany, @ pure Sheraton, for $1,217.50, regularly $1,750, Chairs as Little as $2.25 - \ This is for a golden oak side chair, regularly $2.60, Ten per cent. is a mighty i ~worth-while saving on so staple a chair as this, i. For some fine banquet-chamber are handsomely carved mahogany chairs, with upholstered seats and backs, for $40—845 ten months in the year. Between these two prices choice of 76 styles in practically as many prices. Sisth Gallery, New Building, & Ramedell’s Cream, be Se, S4e Almond oer at 28c, 69c /Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, Tooth Brushes, 10c to 20c Nail Brushes, 20c, 40c, 65¢ Hair Brushes, 65c to 1.10 Bath Brushes, 68c to 1.25 Hot Water Bags, 75c, 95c C at 38¢, 60c Hair Tonic, — at 25¢, 43¢ Absorbent Cotton, Ib. 22¢ Gauze, 25 yard piece at 70c Face Cloths, at 3c, 8c, 18¢ Household Ammonia, €¢, 22c Witch Hazel, 10c, 18¢, 28¢ $3.00 Whisk Brooms, at 18c, 22c Sponges, at 20c, 40c, 55c Perfumery Departments Complete assortments of Toilet tions, includ- ing those from Marie Earle, V. thee. faen Sother- land, Lillian Russell, Madame Melba, Madame Tarity, Francis Owen Harvey, Gorlier, Etc. Also the following Imported Perfumes sold i ehaidy by Stern Brothers, at Very Special Albersheim’s Sans Rival, 1.50 Caron’ Vive, Charmsion Mignon’s Individual and Isadora, Handkerchief Extracts, Ghislain Imperi five odors, Box of 12, 1.25 | and Parfait, Bane 3 $3.78 ial at 3.25 Continuation, To-morrow, on the Second Floor, of the Annual Clearance Sale of Women’s Fine Footwear Women 's Button and Lace Shoes, y and brown suede, black velvet, black Ramin an aed tent leather, with black cloth, grey lilo fhite calf tops, common ee tn heels, welted soles at $3.65 Formerly $5.00 ‘tad 6.00 i XV. and famed and welted soles," at $6.25 Formerly $8.00 and 10.00 Wi Pui Colonial and Oxford Ties, lalking ape, C an for’ es, range of sizes incomplete, at Formerly $4.00 and 5.00 $1.95 For To-morrow, a General Clearance of Stationery Novelties embracing a large collection of Desk Articles, in leather and metal; suitable also for prizes, 3314 Per Cent. from Former Prices Following are a few of the unusual values offered: {mported Calendars : at 35c {mported Brass Inkstands, < is # Imported Metal Paper Weights, Imported Leather Telephone Registers,/ imported Bridge Cases, fully equipped, se Also Radical Price Reductions in Noto Cards, some with illumizated initials, Box 38c, 95c . Formerly 60c and $1.50 Imported Novelty Paper, in the latest color combinations, Box 69c, 95c, 1.35, 1.75 Formerly from $1.25 up to 2.75 brand new Pianos which have been used for demonstration purposes in our sales- rooms. Every instrument has been thoroughly overhauled in our own factories and is now in first class condition. Every Piano Is Sold with the Bloomingdale Guarantee!! In view of the fact that in many instances there is but one ‘Piano or Player Piano of a certain page geo Lage favorite—we advise>you to come early in order to secure your preferred choice. Despite the low prices, we will let you MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS! Price Includes Stool and Free Delivery. No Interest—No Extras of Any Kind. 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