The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1914, Page 7

Heéband Follows Her to Mother-tu- Law's Home—Arrented. To frighten his wife and her mother, , Herbert N. Bell, thirty, of No. 27 wast ‘Thitty-seventh street, in, fired three’ shots In their home at No. 509 Bighth avenue, Astoria, L. 1, yeater- day, and another when he reached ce street. He was locked up in default uf $1,000 bail. Bell and his wife formerly tived In Chi- y separated some time ago, coming to live with her mother, ore abeth | Bagter, in Astoria, jay Bell went there and opened re, The bullets went wild. ie THE American Electrelle will change yout piano into a player piano in a day without cutting the case or changing the appearance of your instrument. t Investigate. 5th Ave., at 39th St. CARE OF THE HAIR IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES In Southern Europe the very atraight, homely appearance of the Lair of lower class native women is due to its excessive greasiness and could be greatly improved upon by the elimination of all excess oil. ‘Through ut the continent among the higher social classes great care is taken to keep the hair perfectly clean, not with soaps and makeshifts but with preparations made just for the sham- it is probably for this reason the hi European wo- most beautiful e much desired fluf- finess and softness of hair which fol- \\ low. eanthrox shampoos are the re- Nault of its perfect cleansing power, You can avoid any bad condition of scalp or hair by use of thi i. cal home-made Give oo, whit red very quickly by just Pe maspocetel canthrox (whi drug store cai hot water an brik! on the ‘ow Ful y. 2rrich, cleansing lather which will soop restore the fluff and lustre to the dullest hair and encourage @ beauti- ful growth.—Advt. ‘5 PLAY LOTS NEEDED FOR HILOREN IN BROOKLYN Another Tour Made in Search of Available Vacant Ground. | MANY ARE DISCOVERED. Continued Success of the Campaign of The Evening World for Playgrounds. By Sophie Irene Loeb. Another tour for play-lots was con- ducted yesterday under the auspices of the Safety First Society. in co- operation with The Evening World campaign for more play-spaces, Mr, Elliott, Secretary of the Bafety First Society, attended. The Borough President's office of Brooklyn was represented by his sec- retary, John Creighton, and Wester- volt Prentice, secretary to Park Com- missioner Ingersoll, conducted the party to various desirable vacant spaces. Charles E. » Manager of the Long Island Automobile Club, was a member of the party, also Mrs. Helen Speer, the designer of playgrounds. We visited mainly the Williamsburg section, which Is one of the most con- gested rections in Brooklyn and large- ly resembles the seething east side of New York. there are many Liocks of nts and hundreds of chil- on the sidewalks. In all of thie congested district there are only three public play- grounds, an fi . th are only ten int borough, ino! the closely Populated areas of Brownavilie and Greenpoint. Therefore there is as much, !f not greater, need for play-spaces in these districts as there is in Manhattan. Considerable work has already been done in the Park Department in Brooklyn in looking about for vacant woven colors, line stripe to the also solid colors an Satin Striped Silks, 2.75 TAFFETA FLANNEL SHIRTS— Men’s Pajamas b silks. Of heavier jaarly 8.30, $10.00 8,95 BINEST CREPE AND MERCER- IZED MADRAS—In a yariey, of designs, Regularly $2.75, $3.00 1.9% "pe MERCERIZED PAJAMAS- Men’s Sweaters and fancy. Regularly $1.50 white. Regularly $5.00 Regularly $7.00, $8.50 Ec veite, Renae aE » Men’s Rain Coats white. English mi: 24 distinctive patterns, from the neatest lar tape stripes; two-tone stripes. PURE SILK—All our finest grades ALL WOOL SWEATERS on S38 ALL WOOL SWEATERS. Grey og BALMACAAN MODEL—In amart ixtures. Regularly $22.50 16.00 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY lots ih these vicinities, and we visited & considerable number of these, many of which are most admirable for the purpose. Mr, Prentice stated: “Wo are certainly in neod of more play- spaces for the children tais summer than ever before, and the only thing that is keeping us from opening up more places is lack of sufficient ap- propriation. MONEY NEEDED FOR THE VELOPMENT OF PLANS. wy we might be able to open four or five of these lots and properly supervise them, yet we dd need to appeal to the Board of Estimate for some money to open a sufficient num- ber to meet the crying need. There are some very excelic over here that I feel owners would gladly tu for the purpose, and we are the co-operation of ‘The FE World and the Safety First Society in this direction, | mpaign has certainly Brockiyn t | 8 of by plots fo there is a conside ys nucleus for early next After visiting the crowded secti we found the following agreed would prove m playgrounds and the owners’ consent | will be sought immediate! Large vacant property at Bedford avenue and Flushing ave for-| merly used as a coal yard, losed by high bill boards, { Lot on southwest corner Park ave- nue and N d avenue. | Lot on west side of Nostrand ave- nue, opposite Park street, owned =| the Board of Education. ‘Two plots, Grattan street and Var- ick street, near Long Island Rall-| road freight depot. Lot at north side Myrtle feet east of Lewis avenue, compris- | ing about five city lots fenced in by a high billboard. Consent for use of this Is practically assured. A part of this lot is being used for storing oles and heavy timber, which could, be moved to one side, | North side of Gates avenue, east of Ralph avenue, with an entrance on Quincy street, There is no play- ground within twenty-five blocks of this location, and this property is very much desired. Large plot 100x22 Gates avenue, 50 avenue. This property is owned by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. Plot southwest corner of Herkimer and Utica street, comprising about ten city lots, fenced in by high bill- boards and most adaptable for play- ground purposes. There |s no play- ground within a mile an ft this location. Consent been given for this fine lot. | Plot on the north side of Herkimer street, 250 feet west of Utica street and running through to Fulton street. ‘enue, 75, north side of t east of Throop s already Sexnold. Constable & Co. Last Day of the Final Clearance of a $50,000 Stock of MEN’S SUMMER FURNISHINGS At Extraordinary Reductions in Prices for Quick Clearance on Friday Men’s Summer Shirts The Regular Price Being $1.50 each, Mercerized madras in fancy weaves with 95c hye: sport wear. Regular IMPORTED ENGLISH SPORT SHIRTS—White and Striped flannel, SILK AND LISLE MIXED SHIRTS— Sizes 14/2 to 17, Clever patterns, NEW MERCERIZED CREPE SHIRTS—Colored pencil stripes, DETACHABLE SLEEVE SHIRTS— Choice fabrics, Men’s Bathing Suits HIGHEST GRADE BATHING SUITS.—Soft yarns. Regularly 85.50 3.50 PURE WORSTED BATHING SUITS-—- Regularly $4.50 2.9) PURE WORSTED BATH) SUITS— Regularly $3.25 PG Men’s Hosiery SILK HALF HOSE—AII plain and fe itylen. "Rejularly 50, 65¢ (3 for $1.00) 38e SILK, SOGKS-Salid color, wif ic clocked, Regularly 85¢ pair Men’s Underwear Men’s Sport Shirts The Regular Price Being $2.50 Each. Orgs leit Flannel, the newest summer tints; very absorbent and ideal for Lapel pocket, low collar attached; coat style. Every Silk Shirt in Our Stock Reduced to Two Prices Pure Silk Shirts Fancy Habutai Silks, © Weighty Tub Silks,] White Silk Dress Shirts, Fancy Tucked Soft Pebble Crepe Silks, Regular Values $3.95 to $5.00 Pure Silk Shirts Shirts, All Crepes. a grounds and medium | i 1.45 Consent is expected for use of this property which will prove a boon to the neighborhood. The Brooklyn Park Commissioner, Mr. Ingersoll, ergy in the these properties, forces at work there ls every prospect PARK COMMISSIONER WARD|Thirty-fourth street “ ” DECIDES ON SEVERAL LOTS, |,.,Vo. 20°22 West One Hundred and A number of the most desirable lots one. Hundred “and Thirty-eighth 59th to 60th Street have oe eT ie” Pas) street, south side, betweon Fifth ave- ‘ommissiot ‘d, and Lenox avenue. —= —— Has no equal in quality end At aes Ee d next wee! — Onsned Bex werk on gecured for twol FIN avenue, west ide, hetwean| Al Drape Htenath avoid sebetiaten Tomorrow and Saturday additional plots. ated at West One Hundred and Thir- ty-sixth street and granted by the Initial Realty and Construction Com. pany. and Thirty- pany. made ready and will be opened in a ———— — 23, 1914, “A Habit Worth Forming” FIRST THING in the morning—LAST THING & night, be tad Arka thagongy, th few drops of in warm water. Healthy teeth, a sweet breath | and_@ clean mouth are ATURAL RESULTS. Bt West Sixty-fifth street, west of Am- sterdam avenue. refer SVosaaseaeayj""c ALI. CARS TRANSFER TO is bending every en- direction of securing and with all the! w ast Ninety-fifth street, success. ‘0. 35-87 West One Hundred and One Hundred and ‘Thirty One Hundred streets, Corner of Mangin and Stanton street, facing East River, Lots fronting on Lenox avenue, be- tween One Hundred and Thirty-ninth and One Hundred and Fortteth treets. tzhth and irty-ninth One of there is situ- GEO. BORGFELDT & CO. and New York, Josten, Chicago, San Franckeco Advance Sale of Our 42d J August Furniture Sale. Reductions of 10 to 50% We have made extensive preparations for this event, with the intention of giving you greater values than ever before, Judge the savings by the following specimen item: These Dressers, Chiffoniers and } Princess Dressers at $11.75 ; The other is at One Hundred hth street and granted the Mutual Life Insurance Com- The following lots are being Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. =~ Stern Brothers 42nd and F3rd Streets, West of FAA Avenue. A Final Clearance Sale, on the Fifth Floor, To-morrow, of Summer Rugs, Mattings and Linoleums | At About One-Half Regular Prices Homespun Colonial Rag Rugs, | Belgian Hand-made Porch Rugs, Sizes 6 by 9 ft. to 9 by 12 ft. Sizes 6 by 12 ft. to 12 by 18 ft. at $3.25 to 14.65 at $8.75 to 21.50 Regularly sold for $7.50 to 29.25 Regularly sold for $13.50 to 40,00 Wool Art Rugs Prairie Grass Rugs, Sizes 6 by 9 ft. to 12 by 15 ft. Sizes 6 by 9 ft., 8 by 10 ft. and 9 by 12 ft. at $5.75 to 19.75 at $2.95, 4.85 and 5.75 Regularly sold for $12.00 to 35.00 Regularly sold for $4.75 to 9.00 Imported and Domestic Printed and Inlaid Linoleums, at 35c to 95c In a full range of patterns; regularly sold for 60c to $1.65 a yard Special Sale of Ribbons HE following exceptionally attractive groups of stylish Ribbons,on a special Main Floor Counter, To-morrow, at about half their regular values: Moire, Satin, Taffeta and Dresden Ribbon, at 18c to 25c a yard Pure silk, 6 to 7 in. wide, in beautiful colorings, for girdles, sashes, hair bows and lingerie trimmings. ett ARCANE TEE RES RETEST S QDS? APLE, QUARTERED o4x Au, SEAL e has ine swe! Woop BEDS te, th beautifully tobe, «figured MEN! Important News!! Suits At $5.00 Only 500 Suits in this lot. and every one of therm is new, up-ti date and desirable. The materials iS are plain blue serge, fancy worsted | and cheviot, in many shades and.) patterns. Only two or three suits of a kind, but all sizes in the lot. r Trousers, $1.88 1,000 pairs of Trousers, made of blue serge, fancy cheviots and worsteds, in neat stripe effects. All sizes up to SO waist measure. Many patterns to choose from. Plain and Fancy Lingerie Ribbons, In white, blue and pink; at the following little prices: Each No. 1, . at 15c a piece No 14, . at 2le a piece No. 2, . at 29¢ a piece No. 3, i No. 5, . at 55c a piece . at 39e a piece (10 yds. to a piece) Clearance on the Third F oor, of Boys’ and Children’s 95c to $3.75 Straw Hats, at 25c, 50c to $1.50 Included are sailors, rah-rahs, Jack-tars and Tyroleans, in the season's popular shapes, in desirable braids. Final Reductions, To-morrow, on Boys’ Summer Clothing LEARING out our Summer stocks brings a number of very extraordinary values on the Third Floor. —_ First is a collection of Washable Suits in Oliver Twist, middy, sailor, Russian and Pixie styles; made of galateas, poplins, chambrays, kindergarten cloth and linens, in plain colors and fancy stripes; in sizes, according to the style, for boys of 214 to 17 years as follows: Russian and Sailor Wash Suits, reduced to 75c Formerly $1.45 to $1.95 Russian, Middy and Oliver Twist Suits, reduced to $1.15 and 1.65 Formerly $2.45 to $2.95 Boys’ Washable Knickerbockers, special at 85c Of khaki, tan and gray crash and white duck, in sizes for 3 to 17 years, Woolen Norfolk and double-breasted Suits, special at $4.75 Double-breasted Suits, formerly $6.50 to $16.50; in sizes for 10 to 18 years; Norfolk Suits in sizes for 8 to 18 years, formerly $6.75 to 8.50. Made of fancy mixed cheyiots, cassi- meres, worsteds and tweeds; in tan, gray, brown and a few blue serge, many with an extra pair of trousers. Underwear for Men Lightweight goods which will keep 0 cool and comfortable during the hot weather. fe mention just a few special items selected from our enormous stock just to indicate the excellent values which we offer. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, |SHIRTS AND DRAWER white checked nainsook,| first quality, fine com! U athletic style, sleeveless} cloth balbriggan; shirts shirts and knee length} have French neckbands, drawers have double seat, ankle and knee, and sus- pender tape: bl sizes; $0c value; UNION SUITS, white rib- SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, light weight balbriggan, ri eye Pe and an ngt Ww 17e letic style... ‘Main Vicor, Third Avenus, Novelty Silk Shirts, Values $5.50 to $7.50 3.75 Regularly 95.00 3.25 Regularly 02.98 1.65 Regularly #2.50 1.35 Regularly 91.69 1.35 95c Regularly Men’s Neckwear SUMMER SILKS—Four-in-hands and bat ties. Regularly 45¢ and 65¢ 25 KNITTED SILK--All our better grades, Regularly $2.00 and $2.50 1,00 MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHT Fabrics, Regularly $12.50 and $15.00 8,00 Men’s House Robes ENGL 18 H VUANNEE — Fine variety et 4 weaves in Malar $18.00 12. Couch Hammocks, $6.98 Of best grade of khaki or green cloth with soft pad mate. tress, spring, hooks and chains, ntl, £4%",0 BLOOMINGDALES’ SOTH TO GOTH 6ST. LEX. TO 8D AVE. Club plans or ridiculously small deposits will attract the inexperi- enced buyer, but the wise shi will look for the honest concerns that don’t draw prospective buyers into a net of high prices and ironclad con- ditions. Proof of our straightfor- ward dealings is borne out by the fact we are the largest furniture and carpet distributors in the country. Our enormous purchasing power enables us to offer you exceptional values, Genuine Circassian Walnut Dresser Base 46 inches long, containing 2 amall drawers and 3 large drawers; French bevel plate mirror, 28x34, as illustrated, Value 98.98 $50.00 Chiffonter to match, 27.98 Ask About Our Gift Offer Out-of-Town Deliveries to Your Door by Motor Track “He That Fears Danger in Time Seldom Feels iri” It's the same old story that “Forewarned is forearmed!” Wouldn't it te wise to stop and see if danger does not threaten—if you do not need a better position, some compe- tent workers, a winter apartment that will answer au re- quirements, a safe and profitable Investment for your Kdle dollars, a bargain of one kind or another, etc.? 7 And then, wouldn't It be well to fill such needs through want- filling World ads, without delay? 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