The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1914, Page 7

saath hak hae OY ATE Ot ea PRS PX / 7 mm seis a aN Fi a __ THE EBYENING— WORLD, T2 THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1914, Railroad Company t to clean and main- tain in @ reasonably clean condition tho outside of each passenger car, including windows. ‘be order be) comes effective on July 6. H. P, Dilliston of Ogdensburg on May | 1 complained to the Utility Board that for a number of trips he found that | the windows of the cars of the ratl- road were very dirty. A similar order! has been entered in the case of the Erte Railroad. | ‘The Board declares that the rail- road has not produced before It any evidence of the New York, Susque- hanna and Western road's finances which would justify a fhilure to com ply with the ord TO: THE MOVIES JERSEY ORDERS ROAD SAND HELP NEWSBOYS TO CLEAN ITS GARS faihéy Hunt Pictures and “Little| Utilities Commission Gives Susque- jem Lord Fauntleroy” Will Aid hanna Line Until July 6 Vacation Fund. to Do the Work. Mayor Mitchel has issued a letter TRENTON, N. J, June 18.—The asking for public support for a vaca-| Board of Public Utility Commission- ‘ton for 2,000 newsboys at Woodland | et of New Jersey to-day ordered the na and W Beach, Staten Island. The Mayor|_ foe eas Oa JIS SJanreanvearearareoanrasrantqjaeararasqa~astraraj~arafarare2 ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THe HOME or TRUTH, fre ie es oe Now On—Summer Sale of Notions * Many thousands of items at 4 to 14 savings, and of the kind thatevery wamanwants just now. A complete list will be handed to you in the Department. Women’s Petticoats, Very Special, $1.49 hh é iT TTICOATS, tmade_of quality soft finish sateen, with ruffle: ] ‘ = AND SILK JERSEY | 1 TOP ‘ F 3 . with fancy messa ine ruffle, $1.98 PETTICOAT: of washable striped We gingham and percale 59th to 60th Street Lex.to3d AV, Pite3908 jealla*for génerous patronage of the {benefit performances to be given at yt Casino and Lyric Theatres all jMemtweek. The vacation i to be un- ‘der the management of a committee of neéwapaper circulation managers. By an arrangement with Paul J Rainey, who bas postponed a ‘O- pean trip for the purpofe, the Casino Theatre will present the first\run of} the 1914 Rainey African hunt pictures = Bathing Suits at $2.98 Two styles with collar effect, and belt and sash of striped mohair. Other styles with roll collar, piping around waist and on sleeves; ruffle on waist. Sleeves of _. galatea in solid colors. Sizes 34 to 44. SATEEN BATHING SUITS, with V-neck, flat, pointed cola ar revers; Bones with satin & Men! You Abeclistely. A MUS The Greatest Sale of | Men’s Wear T Not Miss That Bloomingdales Have Ever Held On Tuesday we announced it in the Papers. On Wednesday, the departments involved were almost overwhelmed by the enormous response. Value—that's the secret, They are irresistible. We have never been able to give such splendid money's worth in men’s wear as we are now doing in our Men’s@® Youths’ Suits at $5.80, $7.80 c® $10.80 They are actually worth $8.00 to $20.00, and include every good kind of suit in every good material that the season demands. There are all sizes from 33 to 46 chest. Special preparations nave been made to accompany this great sale with suitable offerings in with Mr. Rainey as lecturer. A mov- ing picture version of .“Little Lord Fauntleroy” will be presented for the! me at the Lyric, Performances, | ryote the receipts for which will be| in to the vacation fund by the berts, will begin at 2 LD REN'S Mpitat R trimmed a galatea; al supervision since its All Gountarfelte, Imitations and “J ite with and endanger the health of Infante and Children—Experience against ‘Experiment, 4 and 8.30 | Qenaine Castoria always bears the signature ef WOMEN'S DIVING suits, ee lena with low neck; sizes 34 to 44.. » Se "Men's $2. 50 & $3.00 Low Shoes, $1.95 Annual clearance of odd lots of gun metal and patent leather Oxfords. Men’s $3.50 and $4.00 Shoes and Oxfords, $2:45 Either low or high shoes, in black or tan leathers; Mm button and lace models. Various toe shapes. In- cluded are white Nu+Buck high or low shoes for street or sport wear. Girls’ Dresses at 39c Of colored gingham, two styles, one trimmed with embroid- oy, in plain colors; the other with scalloped edging and yoke plain colors. Very excellent values. No more than 6 to a_customer. Mail and C. O. D. orders cannot be filled. Sizes 6 to 14 years. GIRLS’ DRESSES, with flowered | JUNIORS’ DRESSES, of colored crepe skirt, He Wie ee at * percale, gingham and flowered Oliver | Twist dresses, of crepe, trimmed with white or col- ored voile; 98c to $1. rd 47-49 West 42q St. Pre-Inventory Reduction Sale In anticipation of our inventory, we have unreservedly under- Priced every line of mercha ise now in, stock—comprising nothing but the latest modes in distinctive outerwear and millinery for present and mid-Summer needs. The MOST DRASTIC REDUCTIONS EVER LISTED BY US. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: Millinery Salon—2d Floor. Untrimmed Dept.—Main tivor. 45 White Hemp Hats/|2500 Untrimmed Shapes Formerly selling acs?80, ROW = BeDO Black and alr “Formerly 85.0 75¢c 50 Trimmed Hats 250 new White Hemp Sailors in colors, white. 5. 00 Formerly selling at $3.50, 1. 00 includin; Formerly $1.00 & $12.56, NOW For this sale 65 Trimmed Hats —_ [25 doz. Felt Sport Hats a TITTOOOTOTTCCO OC im fepp, with embratdered frort; ting " dresses, in middy style, with white Pique skirt; sizes 6 to 14 Men’s Furnishings Very Much Underprice Mes tirade Shins, ie | Men's 0s Underacr, Be | M'Comemodeshis, ‘ Men's Pure Silk Hose, Men's Fine Bells.” Men's 50c to $1 Unions, F Any one of the above 1s a most exceptional offering—one that you cannot afford to miss, 1300 Hot Weather Dresses} For Stout Women The list of items is too long to print here, but we single out the i for special mention: [- Men's Pajamas, at Men's Silk Scarfs Men's Porosknit Shirts, 28 28 In fact, the whole sale forms one of the most important events of the year. All the New Ideas—lIncluding Russian Tunics.:: sizes 13, 15 and 17 years, $1.98 all white and white and black, fur felt, I je Formerly up to $20.00, NOW 1 0. 00 Fermeny (alliieg ne 28.00, Now 1. 95 were up t 29 Suits, 31935," at newest effects for midsummer. 7.50| 32 Dresses, ,,j'3°,¢ 5.00 Continuing the Big Sale 31 Suits, yaee?te 10.00)145 Dresses; 4,734: 7.50 48 Suits, tes?! 14.75/35 Dresses, ..r", 10.00 of White Millinery were up to $37.50, at Another lot of imported Panamas just received; cut illustrating twoof 29 Suits, 19. 75|28 Dresses, ,3"6i°,, 14. 75 asst tune Capua Cuca] 10 DPeSSES, 54750, a¢ 22.50" SPD espn nerds in Russian Tunic and Roman striped effects. 22 Dresses 29. 75 and sj wear, S al 5.00, ° Outing Coats & Capes| materia, are oop | Chines, Tatts > $1.69 to $1.99 Including White Chinchitlas and Smart Sea-|Voiles, Ratines and Cotton Crepny °°" Pure White Chip Sailors.../+..... 5% " shore Fabrics; also a number of Silk Coats. Silk Cloth Ratine Skirts Outing Hats, all shapes............ee000, 99c to $1.99 t i i GB, ciLoreig: si slsvaierse elase . . 59 Coats, 317.50." v 7. 50 Tunic ‘models, satrramibel with pearl buttons: a sbi napa eles bor here and have hat cos - 28 Coats, $3750? & 12.50 63 Skirts, yore ur te 2.95 W ? as ato ita meee Our Wondertul 31 Capes, $18.50, at 9. 75 48 Skirts, $7.50, at 3.50 P zy d Sh 25 Capes, yer? © 14.50/43 Skirts, were te 7,59 ure roo OW Now in pro fees Beautiful decorations. Beautiful booths. UNHEARD OF PRICES. FREE Samples throughout the big grocery, meat and vegetable departments. i The “‘Basque’’ Model Dresses nT Style-touches which make for distinctiveness in all Renard garments; tT Initial showing of the latest Parisian innovation—of Crepe Meteor, Value $32.50, OUR SALE PRICE 21.50 Crepe de Chine and Satin Finished Silks—every dress possenias those Granulated ted Sug Oa Nlat: ita x fi No C.O.D. or Exchange Privileges During This Sale. Numbers 47 and 49 West 42d Street i eane Loandey ed per Ih., 1Z0' and 160 hy large € 2 nerved wed Natt there he ~ ‘ei MMowder Laan -H-0 Oatment, 6 “Stern Brothers 42nd and 43rd Streets, West of Fifth Avenue. We quote prices for to-morrow's great sale, $1 to $2 lower than those of any other store ‘ in New York City. We never allow any store to undersell us at any time. To-morrow, we place on sale a purchase of 1300 new, clean, crisp, up-to-the-minute styles for stout women, sizes 44 to 61. : (4) At $1.95 (B) At $4.95 © At $3.95 — Regular Price, $2.95 Regular Price, $5.95 A fine quality (wear resisting) This chic Voile Dress, New Rus- linene, not too heavy, not too light in | sian Tunte style, as illustrated; black weight to impair its wearing quality; | and white only; prettily trimmed AnD given away wi A chic Striped Cotton Crepe, the kind that washes and wears well, comes in combinations of white Announce for To-morrow and Saturday Until Noon, on the Third Floor, ,Mecisive clearance offerings of naka: large can. fea ihiculte “hay more: comes in three shades of blue, lavens 4 with contrasting ‘shade of messaline, | with a black stripe or blue stripe L der and white, New Russian Tunic '} also tinished with a dainty net lace. | on a white ground; New Russian I Misses’, Small Women’ s and Juniors’ Style, astllustrated, Dutch neck, neate | This cool summery dress is somes | Tunic style (see illustration). is \ iy finished. with ruching, % sleeves, new shoulders, open in the front. (D) At $4.95 [ Regular Price $5.95 | Price $5.95 thing unusual in style for the stout simple, dainty, yet stylish up»to- woman, the-rinute dress, for these hot eat Amore Ceylon ten ys. i (E) At $4.75 | Tailored Suits (oOMPRI SING a collection of about 250 smart suits from our regular stocks, made of the most desirable wool and silk materials, and a limited number _ in combinations of silk-and-wool, priced for a quick clearance, as follows: at $8.95 at $15.00 at $25.00 , ~ Formerly $19.75 to $29.50 Formerly $25 to $49.50 Formerly $42.50 to $85 Also a very attractive collection of varied styles of Misses’ and Small Women’s Dresses For Street, Afternoon and Evening Wear at $9.50 at $14.50 at $25.00 } erly up to $25.00 ent up to $35.00 Formerly up to $49.50 Extra Size Tub Skirts at $1.50, $1.95 and $2.95 ‘The best assortment in New York; every skirt made from our special measurements; in 5 new styles for your selection, Extra Size SergeSkirts, $3.95] [Elsewhere $5.95 | IL Other Stores Ask $5 1 | A Flowered Voile, one of our smartest creations oj this season, and by the way, a Bloomingdale find; at present they are to be found only here (see ile justration). Comes in a A Dark Gray Mercers ized Cotton Fabric, sim- fii] ilar toa Jacquard, Comes [I in this one shade only (see illustration). . This has been our best seller this seasoh; has a tunic skirt, low nec, “ sleeves, finished with ac || lace collar and cuti 2 |Srociat” Vi Ose, s Extra Size Blouse 98c, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98:and to $6.75... Exceptionally good values in voile, ebro nd cl ill waists in the lace i BLOOMINGDALES’ Efi 78 bs hee jet We give you a $5,00 All Wool Serge skirt, good width, In black and blue only; all sizes to #inch waist. 4 e Pantie. “Eatra fine, ver ib Here are a few of the specials in| Wines and Li uors: THESE PRICES WILL PREVAIL i California Mas Hottie. | Calforule 1th Finest Cullfor wi beautiful shade of blue round, with a chic floral Sign of tan and old rose. New Russian Tunic Style Don't Forget!! We Specialize for Stout Women— Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Coats = me Binfandet—Galioi ALL CARS ‘TRANSFER TO