The evening world. Newspaper, July 8, 1914, Page 7

PARWERS BUY A CLINTO fnd carted the furnit there are three million 8, loowe in the vicinil ti jose y nee! a jained that th . Th v how rhoea, Riggs Di jiseases mentioned Ounces of @ prescript failing reat coal !1 notice the soren J sfter that aten: imply. deposit Ounces as an evidence of as directed and if this pected, take back th draw your deposit is open to dentists as w Any well stocke you.—Advt go jleasure and Seater wearing W.L, Douglas shoes. They require no break- | fag in. Try a pair. \ ores in Greater Now York: | No restrictions on our sale goods, We exchange, credit or refund without question, Original Price Ia., July 8.—Some the city's pesthouse to two farmei tore the building down, moved and furniture in good fait! SAVE YOUR TEETH | Try This New Treatment for Pyor- ase, Receding Gums Su ag ovine Teeth at It you have ror a pert Chemists and Dent @'very concentrated antiseptic of un- not bring the ieee eee you ex. W. L. DOUCLAS "38'4 4'48S > Bradshaw sCo- 22-24-26 West 34¢St. NY. DRESSES $5.00 Striped Voile. 3.50 cial Tub Fabric 1.75 on ad Striped. « a 4.90 Write Ratine. 2.45 . 4.28 4.90 White Pique 2.45 « fi 5.90 Ramie Linen, 2.95 & 4:25 7°50 White Crepe. . i 5.00 6.90 Fancy Colo 10.00 Tunic Linen f 600 Rat Gig 12,50 Fancy Cre "6, epherd Che 15.00 Flowered Dimity. ‘ 7.50 7.90 White Linen. 18.00 Allover Emb'd'y. ‘9,00 7.90 White Pique... 20.00 Crepe de Chine. “ 10.00 7.90 White Ratine 22°50 Silk Poplin...... “ 11,25 890 White Golfine... 25.00 Organdie and Net 12:80 890 Black and Colored | 5,00 Crepe deChine... "12, eee e csv nes } 3 % Crepe de Chines. Fe) 950 Wal Plaid & Stripe "478 Enb'd Crepe... 19:75. 10.00 Plaid Ratine "15 ria Crepe Basque 2400 1200 Shepherd Check. $. ern 1 PESTHOUSE.|NOTED FIRE CHIEF DIES 4T HIS HOME AFTER LONG [LLNESS. are: Note, ew > germs, more or ty pureha: eh? the building any of the get two wn to ex- ists as Gi ol, soft for sore, begin to id { the Lip treatment ‘does THOS ASKENNY ¢ Ex-Battalion Chief Thomas A, Ken- ny died at his home, No, 90 South “Tenth stret, Brooklyn, yesterday af- ternoon after @ lingering illness. He was in his seventy-third year and for several months had been suffering from diabetes. At his bedside in the closing hour of his life were his wifs, daughter and six sons. @hief Kenny was retired from the Fire Department in the administra- tion of ex-Fire Commissioner Sturgis on his own appiication after twenty- six years of service. During that time | Chief Kenny served with distinction | and a charge never had been made) against him. He received the Stephen- son medal for general efficiency as « commanding officer of the department In 1888. Chief Kenny became a fireman on HOES 50% Discount Sale G This store is only two months old. @ The merchandise is bright, - fresh, up-to-the-minute. @ For the balance of July we shall hold our half-price clearance sale. G Take FULL advantage of the splen- did opportunities that this sale offers you. COME NOW—while the stock is large and the assortment most complete. 50% Will Be Deducted at Time of Purchase from Original Prices. | Original Price $15.00 Fancy Weave h 50 ime Tunic 2250 Black and White Check 25.00 Fancy Crepe... 25.00 English Serge... 27.50 Checked Worsted, 29.50 Imported Striped 29.50 Moire Sill........ 32.50 Fancy Trimmed Ser 35.00 Long Tunic Serge 35.00 Sill Moir 45,00 Serge Cape 48.00 Fancy Silk 8.00 Combination Sill and Lace, COATS Original Price $10.50 Mixture. 12,50 Plaid Touri 12.50 English Serge 15,00 Mixture and 20,00 Lined Crepe Poplin ; 22.50 Long Serge Cape 25.00 Serge Lined Cape remained there up to the time of his retirement. held OUR iaay m in the Chu Ninth street near Woman He Last Wooed Gustave Suter, a butler, Hving at No. 196 West High street, Summerville, N. J., was arraigned in the Court in Hoboken this morning on a charge of bigamy preferred by a woman who says she is Emilee Maretzka of No. 308 North High street, Mount Ver- non, N. ¥. | Was arrested last night, but sho f posing as a sin, ii man, the spring of 1 rinity Chur! | she learned t bund of Anna o! thelr marriage. tor this wife ever since, al ‘ge of the Third Battalion and nder Richards Funeral services will by irch of t Spiphany, Bedford avenue. a od ARRESTED FOR BIGAMY. for First Alleged Wife. Recorder's On her complaint Suter Suter was held {n $1,000 her hearing to-morrow." Maretaka charges that Suter, rted her in On’ June & of that ear, eho asserts, they were married. in She says athe hus. For infants,invali Purenutrition, upbuil ore healthful than 25.00 Fancy Moire... .00 White Chinchill Pongee Cape.. i 50 Polo Cloth... 29.50 Dressy Moire... 29.30 Fancy Check 25.00 Dressy Taffeta. 39.50 Fancy, Taffeta. SKIRTS Now Original Price Drees $2.98 $250 Whi Pie Si 7.50 Black Taffeta... 7.50 Bl’ & Navy Moire s i | 50 * 00 Shepherd Check i} | Reever, we in: com \} Brooklyn's Most Reliable SCHEDULE OF BUSINESS HOUR DURING JULY AND AUGUST: © A.M. to 5 P.M. Ghe has been looking | she says. Rankrapt ta. ce named in the petition ited are for money lent, rervices. The Feod-Drink fer all Ages Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. and growing children, ing the whole body, invigorates nursing mothers and the aged. tea or co ‘we ne substitute, Ask fer HORLICK'S On Saturdaye the Store will be closed all day. An Unusual Sale of Men’s Summer Negligee S have prepared for to-morrow (Thursday) and Friday hirts consisting of a number of styles (about to be discontinued) taken from the regular stock and marked, in order to effect an immediate clearance, at the following low prices: Men’s Silk Negligee Shirts, of heavy-weight imported Habutai of superior quality, $4.65 Men's Silk Negligee Shirts (plain or plaited), of medium-weight imported Habutai, Men’s Silk Negligee Shirts, striped Habutai . . . . » « $3.50 af imported at $2.85 Men's Negligee Shirts, of madras or mercer ized materials Also MEN'S PAJAMAS, of madras o1 cerized materials... . . at 95c. aa Our August Furniture Sale Opens July 27th Fibre Silk Thread Socks, Children’s Fine Ribbed Cotton Hon, Hoiey | Men's Cotten Socks, 8c Men's Lisle Socks, Te 18 ‘Women's Cotton Hose, te ‘Women's Fibre Stik and Lisle ble | Children’s Cotton and Lisle Socks, fancy tops, te 29th fo 60th Street To-Morrow---The Fourth Dap of Our Six-Day “Home of Truth” Sale A great sale of timely merchandise, marked at absolutely irresistible prices, and planned to drive home the fact: that TRUTH is the KEYNOTE of our advertising. Every department in the store contributes. ‘The items announced here are but a few of the special values in merchandise for men, women, children and for the home. Continuance of the Great NOTION SALE Almost every timely Notion hae could 10c One price only—but a vast assortment of items. Next Week-— Our Great Mill and [___ Linens } Imported Huck Towels, extra large; each, ie Initial Face Clothe; all initialos each, Initial Turkish Towels, with weven initials; each, ae Ff ‘Table Cloths; pure linen; each, $1.08 Hemmed Napkins, large sise; per dozen, 000, Main Fleer. Ratines, values to $1.00, at, y4., en ne 98-inch, y4., Maia Fleer, Retande. 16c Volles, awning stripe, at, y4., O%e 89¢ Tiss 33-inch, stripes and cheeks, yer,” iaiee 190 [ Women’ 8 5 Dresses | [ ] Chabueaes Dresses, 611.78 | Bon Ton wre Corsets: ligee Shirts; soft or stiff cuffs, foe is treoma aa a, ana” fasleter ‘sizes "Ry $3 Spo a , 4 x R._& G,, W. B. and Royal Weresster Bleached Table Damask, v4, Hemmed Table Cloth, Linen Finish Napkins, each, Huck Towels, large sise, Turkish Bath Towels, Scarfs and Shams, each, Main Vieer, Centre, to 46, collar; to 4 Messaline Bathing Suits; 84 to 46, Swimming Tights, with euffs, rf mer= per suit $1.00 And MEN’S TRIMMED CAMBRIC NIGHT- will be held at the same time, A Sale of Men’s Union Suits at 55¢c. comprising Union Suits of checked nainsook and figured and striped mercerized madras, sleeveless and knee length, which is one-third less than the usua per suit 85c, ! price, Women’s Summer Hats in the most desirable shapes, effe trimmed, will be offered to-morrow, Millinery Department on the First at Ce UNTRIMMED HATS . . at $1.00 ctively in the Floor, $3.00 & 4.50 & 1.75 Hats of ratine, felt, corduroy and Panama, suitable for outing and sports wear, the regular stock at very reasonable pi How to Rid th renal rhc! trenatee: not to jook, thous there's mo money Shveur poricivet Home warelanea Outfits :"-: Our Pay-As-You-Can Pla: Is Bafe, Sane, found, Berviceable, and YOU Can fave Money. MEnerys ment cannot cause in. Furniture and Carpet House 86-88-90 Myrtle Aven rawstiie at. should be exercised to get res —Advt. are in rices. e Skin || of Objectionable Hairs Mix a stiff pas owdered delutone and wate apply to hairy surface and after 2 or minutes rub off, wash the skin and every is simple treat- but care jury, or Bronchitls, Wea! i Tuberculosis Wrie br | sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wond Seoand Fleer, Irish Linen Auto Coat Mohair Coats, fine quality, at Gecond Fleer. Sateen Petticoats, soft finish, Klosft Petticoats, sateen, Messaline Silk Petticoate, Tub Bilk Petticoats, Table Linens and _ Towels ‘380 Sec o%e ewe We te Bathing Suits Mohair Bathing Suits; roll or ae 91.87 Mohair Bathing Suite; roll collar; 34 92.06 Swimming Suits, Knee length, Tec Swimming Bults, feet and knee length, 8e to 91.90 Women’s Coats | [Women’s Suits _| 08 95.05 English Top Coates, regularly $7.95, 98.00 | Petticoats | [Lea Leather Goo ‘Waist Coat Beit tg alts, of white | = and Butterfly Girdies, “Pibregrass” Suit Cases, “ri Moreceo Pannier aie Moire Hand Bags, Warner Tiron. Famous Brassteres, ‘se fl Toilet Goods | 1 Jb, Absorbent Cotton (Bloom! 380 brand), Tho ior, $1.00 alse, 420 ee | chet Hatta &: * Outing Bags, bid Fancy. Silk or 8 hg finery ing’ Cap, $8 kind Bags, te | Quaker Moth Chest, 980 kind, 80¢ Main Fleer, Main Floor. 5 Women’s Voile Blouses Lawn Blouses; crossbar, Volle Blouses; trimmed elaborately trimmed lace and iisasay die anae embroidery t elenmed + dotted Swiss bey Voile Blouses: lace and embroidery eer | Vator Votle Blouses; embroidery and es Linen, Crepe de Chine and inserting nd $1.50 Tub la .00 Cloth Skirts, in checks, Blouses; pastel shades, Fleer Women’s Skirts Be! | Bubrekira, eatin ins an Berge Suits, Russian tunics, Russian Tunic Serge Sults, $16.60 to $19.76 Cloth Bult: 100 O44 bale butan were to ee 60, Tea Bet, 4-piece, Sandwich Pi Iced Tea Spoon Main Lee caeere e Women's wr 8 White Button Shoes, 412.80 | Women's White Low shoes, Uirin white Button Shoere 1:40 99.78 | Hoys’ Canvas & Leather Shoes, $3.98 | Men's Low Shoes. All at % Price. Hecond Floor, ae s Sweaters | Men's § Shirts, Etc. | Main Ficer, 0th 8t, Clothing for Men | | and Boys he Ee, Wash. Sette, sane 6 te 0 years, 300 Men's and Youths’ @uits, all { cinea, ooes Gecond Vieee. ' Floor Coverings | Axminster Rugs, 8 ft. 3 tin. a 10 ft. 6 in., Prairie Grass Rugs, Rag Rugs, 6 tt. = Ott Cloth, 9 yarde-wide, oa. 4, Printed Lineleums, 2 yards Wide, squaré yard, Injald Linoleums, 9 yards wide, aquare yard, Foarth Flees, Meat Department Suger-Cured Ham, Ib, whe Sugar-Cured Bacon, Ib., We Legs of Canada Lamb, te, [(Handcereiiats —} Women's white, Women's Fine W Children's Sweaters, Main Floor, 60th Bt, inch, % dozen, Floor, te [___ Ribbons Satin and Moire Ribbo floral effects years, Plaid Gingham Dresses, broidery, Repp and Percale Dresses, ‘White Linene Skirts, Second Floor, at. Folding Clothes Dryers, Grandma's Washing Powder, Basemen' -A SET sworn tent ers 260 Pleatings and Rufflings, Assorted 260 Neckwear, Malin Floor, Pearl Necklace, b4-inch, filled, and 6 inch, Gold Filled Bracelets, 19-yr., Main Floor, baSSSSeSSee. TEN EMBROIDERY DESIGNS READY TO TRANSFER ‘or the Coupon in Second News Section of Next ORDER FROM NEWSDEALER IN ADVANCE OF FREE Dolly Varden Ribbons, dark and I eat Girls’ Dresse: ] Plaid Gingham Dresses, @ to 16 ae White Lawn Drenses, lace and pens [| _Neckwear _| [Plated Jewelry Bac German Silver Mesh Bag, 6 inch 98 $2.25 | ¥ Knit Underwear | | Knit Union Suite, Cotton Children's Br | Muslin Underwear | | ; - Ribbed Ventas, low neck, 8 Ibriggan Underwear, 18¢ Floor, 3d Ave, Mai Women’s Gloves ||| wa Biik'dloves, té-buttons a bBilk Gloves, 2 ps, ac Ric Floor, Fine ine Mendkecceiete, men, wo- fandwerehy rnitiaied land Bracelet Watches, sold ‘nites, 400-Day Clocks, Main Fleer, Kimonos, Ete. _ | Night Gowns, fine nainsook, 786 reps Kimonos; em- Night Gowns, noft cambric, Be white only, aye Night Gowns, 45c | . aritnineds La 4 Princess Silps, of nainsook. 79 | 41 pron Drones 18 Drawers, embroidery and ruffles, 47¢ rt Droases, blouse effect 187 Combinations, fine nainsook, | 79¢ | Fancy Crepo Dresses, ¥t9 Second Floor. Hecond Floor, Sale of Women’s and None sent C.O. D. or exchanged. Formerly sold Children’s Shoes In the Bargain Centre on the Main Floor. This ts an annual clean-up of odds and ends from our regular stock. Don't miss it! | i Sheets, Etc. : Wonderful bargains! Not all sizes in lot, Yard wide Muslin, bleached and yn- agit ac tial and 61290, at dee bbc 10; wood quality, ct Insertions, aes Of good muslin, 46236. 29¢ ye ston Rods, curved end, ac Crochet Bed Spreads; full size, 91.39 in Net, Arabe color, | ruffed Comfortable cotton, We . 9 Main Flaor, ‘Third Floor, ALL OARS RANSFER TO Sunday’s New BLOOMINGDALES' "2%. 00" Ac. SISIE Sorines sare Athletic art and Drawers, whi checked nainsook, 6c Athi Union Suita, white otten Athletic Unton Suits, white checked natnsook Main Floor, Tennis Rackets, Men's Bleydlea, “Pope” make, # Couch Hammocks, with mat- Bom ‘ouch Hammocks, with spiral Venise and Net Aliove q Colored and cings, Eyelet Allover: 48 tnehe Shadow Flouncings, 37 inch, Embroider! ech Ford Seat and $10.98 Red Head Spark Pl re Ines, 30 Tortoise Shell Gor 7c Auto Dusters, bre Guaranteed Tires, id gray. 980 Sand 3058%4. 0,50 and $14.00 Red Guaranteed Tubes, J0x3 and 30x3%, $2.50 and $3.00 York World — o