The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1914, Page 7

Yasin PARSD how, and fo it should be in fact.” sald BRUERE WOULD ABOLISH rapidly, i" who would perform the duties that now _—— — val 4 A HIS OWN $12,000 OFFICE! deveive see thecnamberiain,anosia | stantant OW Co. of Onto regninr auar-| Mascon! aid. lant night inter hes bovleved ps ’ | be auch a man as could go before the | certy dividend of 3 per cent. and an would recover ‘ . biggest financial men In the country | extra dividend of 4 per cent, sume as] ! Mera . , ‘ for previous three auarters this year. Can, have them cashed at Tells Aldermen Deputy Comptroller | (tata can the division of the Fin. | Both dividends are payable Jan. 1 to O° snsheae Placi “ity ance Department in which the present | stock of retord Dec, 21 This brings v currency reth ed to. ay WIFE IS MISSING NOW Should Take Place of City Siitea of ine Cuanibeciein’e ethos ary taal payaeente av 1014 up to 94 per OH. Total outatanding $294. i performed the Burea of Credit cent. as compared with 20 per cent. In ieiniant GB tnd ' Chamberlain, borrowing and deposits of the city | 1913. ———— should be handled through. the same administrative head.” pall CHALONER LIMITED TO $100. City Chamberlain, Henry Bruore, told the Finance Committeo of the Board of Aldermen, this afternoon, ho belleved the $12,000 offico he holds ought to be abolished. He suggested the olty finances be handled by she Finance Department alone and that the work now being done by the MILWAUKEE, Nov. 20.—It is now Chamberlain be performed by a Dep- (Re divorced wife of the Rev. Louis tty Comptroller at $10,000 a year. ‘Iho B Patmont, the “vanishin~ parson,” | Whole bookkeeping staff in the who has disappeared. She is gone Chamberlain's office could be trans- General Chemical Co. declared an ex- tra dividend of 5 per cent. on common stock and regular 1% per vent quarter. ly dividend on the preferred. Common | dividend is payable Feb. 1 to stock of record Dec. 31. Preferred is payable Jan, 2 to stock of record Dec, 17, $he Did Not Defend Suit and Is Said to Have Van- ished Too. Cannot Take $500 From Estate to Ald the Netgtans, RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 20.—Reeause T. Sherman, committee in ‘ge of his New York estat jfused to permit him to subscribe $500 jto the fund for t Belgian sufferers, at the advice of Jos H. Choate Jjr., Ss Cotton Exchange membership sold for $9,500, same as last sale. Great Northern je prepared to issue promptly the etock subscribed for under its $18,480,000 stock Issue, upon surrender of negotiable receipts at com- ee from her bome here and has left no! ferred to the Finance Department. face. Telegrams to her parents, who| In oxplaining his attitude to the r of b Virgini 4 | pany’s office, New York City. ition that halt of live in Newark, N. J., have brought! committee, Chamberlain Bruore said insane in New York, will be able to) cy sioeake & Ohio declared dividend be devot jonate only $100 to that cause, This Seplies th e has not arrived there. | the city borrows $500,000,000 a year, | w: Jed to-day when Gov. Stuart | of 1 per cent. payable Dec, 31 to stock .. Feate & divorce was grai and, excluding foreign governments He @ letter he recelved from | of record Vor. Patmont at Stevens Point, W now engaged in the war, Is ono of tho Chaloner | . Southern ae core: Gacontested sult in which he allcged| greatest borrowing agonts tn the eter te Chaloner states thas! Prom duly 1 decra TT. him wife was unfit to care for their) world. because of reduced rentals it was — @iléren and declared that in Mil-|, “In theory, the Chamberlain's oMco jy ble to let him have $600 for the| New York Central Baquipment 4% per! of is @ part of the Financo Department 1 cent. trusts are being offered on a o% waukee she had confessed to bim that during his disappearance, when f} Be Was supposed to be dead, she had jy Peeelved the attentions of another wan. ‘Mr. Patmont won publicity in the Middle West by his anti-liquor cam- paigne, Last March while he was Waging such a crusade in Westville, DL, he vanished. His wife declared his life had been threatened by men in sympathy with the saloons. Thero was a widespread bunt for him. The liquor dealers de- gied any knowledge of his where- abouts and offered $500 reward for a solution of the mystery. A farmhand heard ories issuing in @m abandoned house near Columbia, Dl, and found Patmont inside, bound hand and foot. He sald he had been “kept there by « band of liquor men who forced him to drink whiskey | and constantly threatened his life. At Detroit there cai @ second | @isappearance. This was June 12. He was found in a lumber camp at Rib Lake, Wis. Hi scare: 50th to GOth Street To-morrow—Satu enya = ote AnUnparallele From the Portland Spectator,) Two slick looking drumme: gr. hou over in Seasid: the village hotel. With the roast | a Foust pork on the bill of fare was also some young chicken. One of the drummers turned to the pretty wait- and asked: “How's the chicken?" The young woman bit swered demurel: “Oh, I'm all How are your” _——— FEMININE NANCE, (From the Kansas City Journal.) “Hubby, can you pay me back that you borrowed from me?" he protested, ‘I have ack twice. Surely you + right, Tt you are as mean as “Apparel Week"—at Bloomingdales’. ed; then an- For Men—Several Hundred Fine Overcoats, Special, $11.88 Were Formerly $15.00 to $16.95 Do you want to save from three to five dollars on your overcoat expenditure? The opportunity is yours to-morrow. Every coat in the lot is considered good value at its original price; in fact, many are selling elsewhere at even higher prices. The Coats are of plaid back fancy cheviot in Balmacaan model, blue and gray chinchilla coats with shawl collars, double breasted fancy cheviot coats, black and gray kersey, with self or velvet coliar, fancy cheviot, self or velvet collar. All sizes up to 46 chest measure. $37.50 C® $29.95 Overcoats, $24.95 For oneday’s selling only. Fine silk lined Chesterfields, smart in cut and fine of fabric and rare good values even at our regular prices. Black and smart gray Shades. Fifty coats only. English Raincoats, $15.88 For one day's selling only. Our regular prices are $19.95 and $24.95. The famous “ Zambrina" make, from London. Cut in English Raglan and regulation styles. Smart tan and grey shades. Boys’ Mackinaws at $4.88 CENTS GUARANTEED TIMEKEEPER These Are Our Regular $5.95 Quality FOR ONE YEAR Special for one day’s selling only. Warm, comfortable and just what the boys like to upon the ot this wear use of the freedom of movement allowed. All sizes from 9 to 17. Many different Sa Trash msat plald effects. ike Slut tet sa? fore Boys’ Coats, $2.88 & $4.88|Morecco Leather For Little Boys there are Chinchilla Coats in brown, blue and gray.| Hand Bags, 99c Also fur-trimmed Coats; kersey and fancy cheviot in button-to-neck, Bal- macaan and shawl collar models. Sizes from 244 to 10 years. For Bigger Boys are Coats of fancy cheviot in brown, gray and blue. Cut in convertible shawl collar or Balmacaan model, Sizes 8 to 17 years, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, >» New York cent. basis, and reported as selling NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. ey. low, Mayor to Pose for Charity. Mayor Mitchel and Commi Correction Katherine B. Davia are go- ing to pose tn a moving picture which will be part of a settes to be displayed in 10,000 theatres for the sufferers home and abroad. The Mayor agreed to pore for the movies on con- the ri wh oas the Mercy an Hapgood is President. ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “The HOME of TRUTH" rday— We Announce ii ee: Pon d Clothi e This great day will be a fitting climax to a week of unprecedented selling— From the very opening of the doors at 8:30 last Monday morning our Clothing Departments have been thronged with eager purchasers taking advantage of the truly wonderful bargains offered. Saturday (tomorrow) we offer as a crowning feature Coat Values Never Yet Equalled in ThisStore Women—A Glove Surprise! 3,000 Pairs of the Celebrated Bowevard, and swallowed eon, De. We J NO. SORENESS, AFTER POSLAM What grateful relief as soon apply Poslam for any ski The awful itching that ny mo to 16 points up. ioner of ets you nearly Soon you see dee control. ‘Then benefit of your first thought whenever your skin whether the affection is Your druggist sells Poslam. For free mple write to E y Laborato- ries, 3@ West 26th Street, New York. ‘slam Soap, for toilet and bath, is daily benefit and delight. § ated with Com- Phone Plaza 5900 Lex.to3d Av. ‘ iN ng Event! For For Women & Misses-- Two Hundred Coats Special at $14.75 Regular Prices $16.50 to $24.75 Every coat_a “Dalebloom"—which means that you are assured of two seasons’ wear. The broadest, most liberal guarantee goes with each coat, just as if you had paid the regular prices. The materials are carefully selected by our own expert, who rejects any materials that do not measure up to the Bloom- ieee high standard, either in quality, weight, pattern or dye. Included in this sale are: $24.75 Kurltex Fur Fabric Coats. $19.75 Hindu Lynx Fur Fabric Coats. $19.75 Astrachan Fur Fabric Coats. $16.50 Plush Coats. $19.75 Vicuna Velour Coats. $19.75 Fur-Collar Coats. $29.75 @® $32.50 Fur Coats, $24.75 Russian ponyskin Coats in the newest style. Skins are moired, carefully selected. Collars of skunk raccoon, civet cat, chinchilla squirrel. Lining of flowered silk. $9.75 Juniors’ Coats, $6.95 About 150 Coats for girls, ranging from 13 to 19 years. This is, without doubt, ‘The matenals are Chinchillas, Zibelines, Cheviots, All-wool Mixtures, in button-to-neck and seven-eighths length models. A wonderful our best bargain of the year. assortment of patterns in all colors. Girls’ Winter O’coats, $3.75 Our Regular—and 'Lou—Prices Are $7.50, $5.95 & $4.95 Special for to-morrow only, these 200 Coats of all-wool cheviots, all-woo! mixtures and zibelines. Wide range of colors and patterns. Sizes 6 to 16 years. cuffs of * | Sizes 2, 3 and 4 years, Of colored and black zi ANOTHER TARZAN. STORY! ‘Tarzan \s back! “THE BEASTS OF TARZAN,” a se-| quel to “TARZAN OF THE APES,” by E. Burroughs, will begin in Monday's INING WORLD, Nov. 30. It will be Knit Underwear Specials for Men, Women and Children "Unten" Suites h A celebrated make; regular sizes usually sold elsewhere at at $1.26 al hite 69¢ ecru; slaes 2 to 16 Sears, Mate Riis 39 Heavy Union Suits, of h 1 wool’ and. cotton; ‘acrby' G ge v3 6 to 16 years, at..., OFC 19¢ bbe Fleece lined shirts and drawer: Men’s Shoes, $1.88 & $2.48 Values up to $4.00 “A special purchase of a manufacturer's sur- plus stock, ll leathers including gun metal, gifts. | mirror fittings. 4 Do your Xmas shopping early. more expensive bags. Eight models { derby ribbed; have Fre: P ‘ egulay, $1.00 ad) pove Franek 69c | The leather goods dept. is ready with a} loys’ and Girlie’ 1 a table t ‘gray, worsted and ribeea ang oir Ww Unieo, uite; heavy | great variety of articles suitable tor Main Floor, Men’s © Women’s Hosiery Bargains Women's Fine Mercerized Hosiery —double soles, heels and toes; tops; black, white and colors, at., Women's Fibre Silk Hose—double isoles, cotton tops; a variet: also black and white, at.. oie y of colors, 24c ieaiumn” weleht cotton, band-fnined | Swismribbed ‘cation; warieus angpse: | At this special price for Saturday| Values Up Samples of Dis- shapes. $S¢ | All sizes, including extra only. This grade of real Morecco| 779 $2.00 Cc es i leached white leather {s usually used only in the . continu styles Each and Every Pair Absolutely Perfect . including extra to select from; full leather lined; ga ind Ht Uaien ite, German silver frames; purse and Cape, kid, Mocha, buck and doeskin, in tans, oak, brown, light and dark gray, black and white. in the entire lot. Coming at this time, when the glove industry is so disturbed on accbunt of the war, and in the face of a steady advance in price, this sale is importart in point of style, quality and price. Gloves make serviceable Christmas gifts, Women’s Choice Kid Gloves, 79¢ Glace kid, 2 clasps, Mannish capeskin Gray Suede Gloves, 3 rows embroidery; tans, | -. i Gloves in tan shades, Pique sewn; all sizes, black and white. Chamoisette Gloves Not all sizes in each style, but complete assortment srclesps h or ly; all sizes. tity. Chamoisette Gloves avy duplex grade; white Special, aterrccrcsrcersereeee alee corsied backs; wivte, natural ; ‘ juan! . ¢ - SED at iid ately: delay taaaiy see” 30¢ Gloves for Men and Boys Men’s Kid Gloves, 59c Men’s $1.50 Gloves, 95¢ leather and tan Russia calf, i Men's Fine Socks -heavy silk socks; b aide alee ian oe : jig Lyypans WORLD'S complete novel stent, yh i » in lace or | maim’ weight cashmere socks; inc angie’, and untineds ten, brown tan Adler's prix seam capeskin gloves; week. 3 and natural gray; black cotton socks, . 4 ‘6 h i ee bap . “THE BEASTS OF TARZAN" tells of Also several hundred pairs taken from with white split soles, at .......... fe | Fine Kid Gloves, 49c Ape-Man's return to the jungle and | { his amazing exploits among the wild is which are his friends and foes, our regular stock and specially reduced Men's $3.25 Rubber Boots, specially marked down for Saturday to......... $2.73 ie fRaNeren to BLOOMINGDALES’ {7 Men's Pure Silk Socke—pure thread | silk; double soles 2 P 's Bi Men's Fine Gloves, 89c Tan, brown and gray; lined and jc} Capeskin and gray suede; tan and |unlined; variety of styles; all sizes gray; all sizes. for boys and girls. ALL CARI TRANSF! Pungent ¢ Have a Heart ly Pepperminty Z perfected particuleety Ui} for you. and put up in FY five cent packets, WHAT YOU NEED, SRN BY Children’s Coats, $1.42 ibeli ea i Sra cain ee Feeney double-breasted, turn-down collar, and trimmed with fancy buttons down front. Chinchilla Coats, double-breasted; velvet collar, with velvet; lined with shepherd check; finished with fancy but- tons; sizes 2, 3 and 4 years $1.87 Coats, of fancy boucle and colored and black velour, in various styles, with collars and cuffs of velvet or Also Colored Sizes 2, 3 and 4 years..... some models, lush; low belt; button trimmed; v: ‘orduroy Coate, double breasted. $2.74 | Tomorrow—Last Day of Our Semi-Annual Clean-Up Sale of USED PIANOS| Upright Pianos, Player Pianos, For full particulars, see today’s Evening Journal. Piano Department is open until 9.30 on Friday and Fancy Turkeys ) 20c up@ $65 up $195 up Saturday night. Dry picked; hens and toms 300 Legs of Canada Lamb Prime Rib Roast..... Loins of Jersey Pork. Fresh i lng et mee Ib. 12h9¢ | Roasting Chickens....... Ib, 121 ye | Sirloin or Porterhouse Steaks. Bias | Sugar Cured Hame. + lb. 18ige ro BLOOMINGDALES' #7! 39 $7", 97> EES + tb. Bin. aemssatine ry Bacomeat. NT” AD. WILL CO AND GET IT, cuffs and low belt piped ff