The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1914, Page 7

‘WAL SRE T late afte n there crease of selling pressure but stocks were well take 1 some | of the more conservative houses ad- | vised customers who contemplated | making purchases not to hesitate 1 Ong | nouncement that been done in the at the meeting of dire informed quarters, how had been no expectation - ments at this time, but there may be | another meeting within « few days, | when bankers are ready to submit definite plans. ~~ ITEMS FOR 'NVESTORS. { THE REAL JUDGES OF OLIVE OIL roduct of certain diniricte upon « wine of @ par- ne thine definite had matter favored Aintrlete te ed for its nice me. of ‘Antcine Chiris, proprietor af the ~CHIRIS - Pronounced She-ris OLIVE OIL a the Bre rere of t agen frat prose: wome at AaB nigtory att, ch nd ining t8) hy act ‘on’ receipt of 10 cents te 1% CHIRIS COMPANY, Devt. Wy New York City. »{3. Lust dividend $5 quarterly patd never even been thought of, am@ Yield d Leading Stec' sed OF I) not be considered. Harnings are rat Present BEng ate op outlook in company's tei tory ine quarter, total net profits, $1,965. | increase $429,710 compared with y! aKo, — ss? na neo! tad] It & New Yor Copper Cor tote! net| bales; last week, 1 7 Northern Pacific or frat quarter of year, §1,- {12089 Prices were barely 6 Pennsylvania increase. $441,159 compared | the lower level, & to 11 points below & Reading with first quai year. the opening in second hour and in 6 Southern Paci e afternoon prices eased off on active 1 Union Pacific . ‘A rneriont Ci .| selling, cloned barely steady 1 to 9 5 U.S, Steel ints decline. tlar semi-annual dividend of 3 8. Steel pf cent, preferred stock, ~~ to stock of record M. was taken on common dividend, Nine months gross decline, $471,928, | net decrease, $1,900,087. earnings declined $138,226, 1 decrease totale $616,501 Buckeye Pipe Line Company remu- lar quarterly dividend of $4.00, pay- able June 20 to atock of record June The Closing @ Alaska Gold Mines March 14, This is the third of former | {maleamated |oyver Standard O11 subsidiaries to make a! \ reduction and caused by continued | Ain: decline in business, which began last |2%: Kat fall, Missourt Pacific earning for fourth week of April decreased $137,000 and ; for the month declined $207,236, Since | July 1 decrease totals $1,863,319. hind laat year, but | at end of March yg iM Utah Copper Company, March Mat it March ayable June 1 16; no action Missouri, Kansas and Texas, March From July Murray Hill gooo $50.00 models. $37.50 sheer Organdy Lisse. three tier skirts and coat effect. Third Floor “NATURE POISE” This and many other models are now being shown by YOUR DEALER Lord & Taylor Fifth Avenue, 38th Street, 39th Street Splendid Values in Women’s Silk Dresses For Afternoon & Evening Wear Dresses of Foulard, Figured Crepe, Faille, Striped Silk and Taffeta Silk in the newest designs. test up to $85.00 Silk Dresses in all the desirable shades and pastel tints, many of them reproductions of late foreign Usually up to $65.00 A very large assortment of striped voiles, cotton crepes, combinations of white cotton crepe and Roman stripes, and Prices according to material $75.00, $19.50, $22.50, oe WHEAT, ’ Nae” Oren, 2 Women’s Summer Dresses HR vee BO ME BY Sa SL PEN Mar AON ABN Oly By Models with long Russian skirts, | |], 25 3 @g BE Bs + Wheat quiet and_ steady in morning. 29.50 | 5-8 decline, | Corn firm ing stocks also checked selling | erations, PRICE = to $25 4 EVERY woman should wear these stylish and healthful corsets because they are BEST. That is why most every woman wears them. No matter what your type of figure is, there’s a model that will give you the fashionable contour of the mo- rhent. At your dealer’s you will recognize these trade-marks printed on the corsets. Accept no others! OYAL PRICE $1 to 83 4 Roya Worcester Corset Co., WORCESTER, MASS. New York Office and "Salon du BON TON,” 39 Woet 34th Strect | CHICAGO dp es AND CORN + fagged off in the early afternoop from early high on favora- | [dle crop news; clased unchanged to Small country offerings helped cash market, while decreas- in early afternoon corn 1 on beter demand, | & EVENING WORLD, ZUESDAY, MAY 5, 1914. wit |NEW YORK COTTON be- | Monday MARKET. Low. Clos. 1A ers 000 Te Aue Before retir- at i Bee ing, use with warm water and insure a restfulnight. 074.! Market for cotton opened higher, ear but was sold freely in the per) B. Altman & Co. will continue toemorrow (Wednesday) An Extraordinary Sale of Men’s Furnishings at one-third to one-half less than the regular Canadian Pacific earnings fourth + Ms prices. Buy" otal decreane of $5,482,983 Is * | Men's Silk Negligee Shirts at $3.35 & 3.75 shown t &| Chesapeake and. Obio krone declined + 4 Men's Negligee Shirts of Silkeand-cotton {he month shows increase of $676,740 —%| mixtures . . . «© © at $1.85 and for nine montha increase ot . tial gly SLE aah be “| Men's Negligee Shirts of madras and mer- tune oF ihe market torday, breaking 3] cerized materials + oe at $1.10 17-8 to 1095-8 on rumors of issue of a) Cough, "chatrman’of the bowed vt at: :< | Men's Imported Bath Robes . at 3.75 eal El oct BS = §} Men's Coat Shirts and Knee Drawers of 3.- %| madras + + + per garment 35c. Pd + Pia Men’s Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers im + | =~ $| per garment . . . . » J35c. Ww 1108. % Men’s Athletic Union Suits of madras tow ste + % . ° . . . . 5c. ist ‘te i$ per suit OC. 1G ME ae Men’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Union Suits de oC] persuit 2. 2. 6 6 6 he OSNL20 & rs Men's Silk Half-hose per puir ‘ 38c. wh 5 Men's Black Lisle Thread Half-hose us ak = & perpair 2. 2. © 6» «© 32c. iy tu — 8] 5 a ahs Men’s Onesclasp Gray Silk Gloves Bs ‘is > 8) es i . ' per pair . «© «© «© «© - 78c. By ity = %| Men’s One-clasp Gray Lisle Thread Gloves ae t . per pair »« 2» «© © «© « 50c. ing a i Men's Linen Handkerchiefs sid %| per dozen + «+ $2.45, 3.75 & 4.50 Initialed << . per dozen $1.85 & 2.15 | Men's Leather Belts, in black or tan, at 55c. a Men’s Imported Raincoats ‘ at $6.75 7 § Men's Twilled Silk Umbrelias at 2.45 the Ein Avene, 341h aud 35th Streets, Nem York. op- gud cxgetienne las ereved sham te be the best = ie a When you are asked to buy a sub- stitute for “KAYSER” Silk Gloves insist on the Genuine “KAYSER” Leok for ‘‘KAYSER"”’ dn eh the hem. It inoures maximum value = price paid. A guarantee fiehet h every pair that the tips outwear the Short “KAYSER” Sl Gloves 80s to 1.28 Lang “KAYSER” Silk Gloves 75 to $2.00 The Greatest Piano Event of the Year| Bloomingdale Brothers, the Sole Owners of (Che Walters Prano Mfg Co, Have Inaugurated and Are Now Holding Their First Annual Factory Clearance Sale of Sample and Discontinued Styles of Walters Pianos and Player Pianos At Sweeping Price Reductions and On Your Own Terms Just one year ago Bloomingdale Borthers purchased the entire capital stock and interests of the WALTERS PIANO MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Many improvements of vital importance have since been made in the construction of WALTERS PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS. Anew and perfect scale has been adopted; beautiful and artistic new cases have been designed; in fact, our sole aim has been to “build better Pianos every day." How well we have succeeded is best demonstrated by the daily increasing demand for these famous Pianos. In order to make room for our’ new and permanent styles of WALTERS PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS, all samples and discontinued styles will be offered at from $75 TO $125 BELOW THEIR FORMER PRICES in this, OUR FIRST ANNUAL FACTORY CLEARANCE SALE. Remember! Every Piano offered bears the BLOOMINGDALE guarantee, an assurance of absolute protection to the purchaser. Our advice to intending buyers is to act promptly. ina lifetime. The Prices Quoted Below Speak for Themselves They include a STOOL and FREE DELIVERY withevery PIANO. A BENCH, 12 ROLLS OF MUSIC of your own selection and FREE DELIVERY with every PLAYER PIANO. NO INTEREST—NO EXTRAS OF ANY KIND GROUP 2-- 21 Walters Pianos Regular Value $250 NOW $155 An opportunity like this comes but once GROUP 1-- 19 Walters Pianos Regular Value $225 GROUP 3— 23 Walters Pianos Regular Value $275 NOW Now $165 GROUP 4 GROUP 5— GROUP 6 ” 27 Walters 31 Walters 35 Walters Pianos Player Pianos Piayer Pianos Regular Value $395 NOW: 9289 Regular Value $450 Regular Value $300 OUR PIANO DEPARTMENT Open Until 9.30 This Evening ==ALL CARS ‘on TO=— 59th to 50/h Street |: Lexington to 3d Avenue