The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1914, Page 7

ton, a business man of Hobson ave- tue and a lifelong resident of “the PRAISED FOR FIGHT ON ‘DEATH CURVE’ Residents of Laurel Hill Say tion at a meeting a few evenings ago © id we feel it will be kept. James Publicity Has Helped ‘itzpatrick, manager for the Nichols Remedy Conditions, @ hope.” he continued, “to have very soon a wide, cinder covered walk aiongside the rattroad track, but not touching it at any point, so the three r four thousand men and women who pass every day between Mas- peth and Penny Bridge can go to and from work without danger of be- ing hit by the trains. The promise ive “What about?” ‘He ordered dinner and the waiter Breaght him some English broth, Rus- sian caviar and French fried potatoes. Begy’s Mustarine . Ends Sore Throat, Lumbago, Neuralgia ‘Will Not Blister and Is Always Ready. Nothing So Good for Rheumatic Pains and Neuritis. — Por onty 25 cents you can get Yellow box of yellow MUSTARIN' Copper Company, made the offer on behalf of his concern, and the other compan! long the track are to join in the plan. We feel The Evening “The people of Laurel Hill, L. ¥., Naktis Lae va attention to the aw- conditions after three girls were are thankful to The Evening World/yitea on the track last week, has for helping them escape further/done more than any other influence ughter along the Long Island Rail-|to stop the killing of people. road tracks which skirt the north|COMPANIES TO BUILD WALK AT shore of Newtown Creek a the south- OWN EXPENSE. ern end of this village. The publica-| “Of course, the $20,000 appropriat- tion of the facts about the deathtrap|ed by the old town of Newtown be- extending along more than a mile|/fore our consolidation into Greater and a half of track has already done| New York to build a street from Mas- for| wonders for us in arousing public|peth to what is now Hobson avenue, tiff | sentiment and in bringing the own-| Laurel Hill,‘is still in the treasury of mm thg|ers of the big factories to our ald.” |New York City. That street alon, mustard | ay Mot Itntment or |. Money back, absorbs Instantly, to get rid of ea backache and neu: be 0 ti ae St on to-night and jn, the morning acta &i Finest quality in dainty colorings, on white and’ ligh' inches wide ; yard. : etty selection of Ribbon Nevel- ties, made up into Shoe gTrees, Coat Hangers, Work Bags and| Pin Cushions, from the newest ribbons. Prices A entertaining. I range from . ‘ few items as specimens: , Hand Cars, $2.98 Doll Carriages, $3.69 Steering Sleds, 98c Jointed Dolls, $1.39 de Chine Windsor Ties, in > Handkerchiefs Speedy and 237 Reed Carri- * “Snow Full jointed body with all the leading shades; ususliy Suggestions for Xmas from a vast easy to operate. ages, with roll- ‘i Queen" ! b 5 hed retail at 45¢; our price .., assortment which contains many items, A exer- on hood; re. Sleds, 31 wobitiall sheik liu kg Plaitings and Medici Ruchings, in at bargain prices. iser, Rubber. clining — back; inches long; ing eyes and lashes; 24 black, white and ecru, The new. % tired wheels, rubber - tired] flexible steel runners; strong wood e ‘ est styles in an excellent assort- hi and nicely wheeis. frame: at 989 53.49, inches high. Fitted with H ment at..... ..25¢ to $175 yard inte it. t ers i to ). shoes a oekings. . bt - Bears, of Rar parting = GE $254 (u'ShB.9h | “Parcheesl.” the ever. popuiar ABe eet suena Pique Collar and Cuff Sets, niccly ¢ fed ‘Shamrock Hand Dluch; with voice: 20 inches, 98¢| Pianos, mahogany finished wood, | ane, regularly 75c: special Others at 25¢ to $10.98, f} embrowlered; regular 4Scqualiyy ' fs; colored border and colored|] Character Dells: 17 inches hi with’ 15 keys, A sure-to- Alphabet ‘Blocks 3 30 solid wood te ts beeline mel a uc hte npr oy, Me) petro mate,Mame age Pa, Cad ahr sole, ly Van, ti Fool . bo ers 'S . on a ‘ eC a i i a . rr for $1.00; Special... Gfor BSc} coiciers’ uniforms, val Bi: at 49¢ Hct errmapb is 59e Others, 25¢ tric attachments........ $1.49 raat ial deal he i morro | “Dalebl ” Coat 14.7 To w, Saturday—a | “Dalebloom” Coats, Tomorrow, ‘14. Special Sale of Men’s & Youths’ Overcoats $ & Suits, at 10 Let us show you this excellent assortment of materials, styles and patterns. We want to Prove to you that higher prices elsewhere don't always mean better merchandise. _ SUITS of serge, worsted and cheviot, in all the latest designs and patterns. Cut in 2- and 3-button English soft roll or 3-button conservative model. Sizes up to 46 chest. OVERCOATS of blue chinchilla, black and gray kersey, fancy cheviot with shawl collars and in belted back and other models, Sizes up to 46 chest. Extra Special—$37.50, $29.75 and $27.50 Overcoats —of black and gray cheviot and $24.95 melton, in Chesterfield and Eng- ou lish box effects; at.............. 600 Pairs of “Excello” Trousers, of worsted and cheviot, in stripe effects; also § 3 staple black Thibet and blue sefges. Sizes up to 50 waist Exceptional value at 2.95 Y we At . Blouses “Militaire,” $2.98 Of white Crepe de Chine, high collar, hand embroidered front, Joops and buttons; like cut at left. Silk Shadow L t Ww over flesh-color chiffon; chiffon sleeves; Ni 7 ¢ military collar; front, arm-holes and cuffs bound with 98 ! silk braid: like cut at right.... Baad TAT LR $2. { Gold Color Lace 8, aver {lesh-color ey chiffon; special for Saturday.........06. f Crepe de Chine Blouses, white, flesh and sand é color; high or low collar; at......... $1.98 & $2.98 New Lace Blouses, black or White... crepe ns ceegses ‘ — Bluse ht 2 es collar. $4.49 ‘Bug hich or low bese $2.69 NeMbvondered orp 9Be & $1.98 embroidered or Gloves for Everybody Men’s Kid Gloves, 59c Men’s $1.50 Gloves, 95 | Lined ard unlined; tan, brown “Adler's” prix seam capeskin B] and gray; all sizes. gloves; tar and Havana browr. Men’s Fine Gloves, 89c Boys’ Kid Gloves, 49c Capeskin and gray suede; tan Tan, brown and gray: lired and and gray; all sizes, unlined; variety of styles; all sizes. Men’s Kid Gloves, 89¢ Girls’ Kid Gloves, 49c Tan, gray and brown; half pique 1,200 pairs of kid gloves; lined style; all sizes. and unlined; tan shades, Women’s Choice Kid Gloves at 79 ® Glace kid, 2 clasps.’ Mannish capeskin | Gray Suede Gloves, 3 rows embroidery; tans,| Gloves in tan shades. pique sewn; all sizes. black and white. Priced special. iced special. velvet or silk, Sizes 2,3 and 4 years... serge, shepherd checks and plaid fist at : ao enn it ends cate What sweeter music to the ears than the childish prattle and exclamations of delight when tue ‘youngsters shake Santa's hand? Dear old Santa has made Bloomingdales’ his stopping place, bringing with him an imp that is just bubbli with funny antics. The Grand Canyon of Arizona, covering 350 square feet, is a veritable fairyland that is sure to ar tiny tots. ‘Also our enormous display of foreign and American toys, dolls and mechanical appliances is instructive as well as Letter Writing Contest far Valuable PrizesNow On. Ask Us About It At the Toy Department. { Dear Old Santa Claus will present a pretty and amusing souvenir to each child accompanied by parent. } Girls’ Dresses, at $4.98 Of fine serge; various styles, tunic or low belt style; trimmed with plaid or silk braid; sizes 6 to 14 years. Children’s Coats of chinchilla, cordu- roy, zibeline and cloth; velvet or plush collar and cuffs; belt of Girls’ Dresses of excellent quality , $6.98 & $7.98 Fancy Turkeys,20cUp belt, and with th “«Meyer’s’’ Gloves for Women, Special, 99c . both tthe skirt and at [to hang mn povits on [beta Chreequerter hc up to $2.00. These are samples of eh, cepeet every pair Dry picked; hens and toms Aes net OF Re Re either tite at ie Wn Quiet, bot 1". is absolutely perfect; cape, kid, mocha, buck and doeskin; in tan, oak, brown, | 300 Legs of Canada Lamb «Ib. 12 4ie\Roasting Chickens... .. Ib, 18 14 TUE d 0 a re cues e. light and dark gray, black and white. - Not all sizes in each style, but coms | Prime Rib Roast... 1b, 12 14e\Sielein or Porterhouse Steaks,....1b. 18 bie Many others of equal | | This is one only of | | There are many more plete assortment in the: lot. Loins of Jersey Pork. «Ib, 18 14e'Sugar Cured Hams . . “Ab. AT hye fear i gihe same cue Arie the ibis sjer—yoen mare 4 * Main Fleer, : Ib, 18 34e/ Fesomen fat tal a ss DD Peal a 2 PR Aki ro BLOUUNGLALES SRS LL kit! re BLOOMINGDALES' 274! 3HTVE in * PF . wae ed e $ y f jGease of travel on foot, but heaven) ler access to the ‘streets In the neigh-|men went away in groups. and #0 t only khows when we'll be able to €@t| borhood. At present the oaly means! exenpod molestation: but at least five the street through, and in the mean! of entry east and wast is along the] of the late starters were robbed after time the broad 1k the companies | ratiroad tracks. ft is as diffeutt for) midnight by a gang of half a doz offer to put through, at their own) a mounted policeman to get in there | thugs. These men were caught one j@xpense and on thelr own ground, | as it would Be to get Into the Park jat @ time, black-jacked, rolled off the will be the means of saving huns| Avenue tunnel in York--harder,| {ack and robbed. Not only we dreds of lives. For that we thank] in fact. And the patrolling in all this| {ue gyny ncalopes taken from them, |The Evening World.” part of the Two Hundred and Sev-! even their a! One or two, whol | j "We feal indebted to The Evening | enty-Afih Precinct is done by mounted | began to look aroun¢ | World,” said Patrick Reilly, Presl-| men, of their aesaitantasware quickly be de prov | and run out of the neighborhoo facts, the story of the killing of hun-; VENTED FIVE ROBOERIES. | Bianwaymen: tt ‘the ‘chances of atte {dreds of helpless people along the) ‘The National Enameling Company ts | ceas seem vei mall. If there w rails of ‘Death Curve’ and ‘Slaughter | vorking Its men ghree eight-hour ehifts | atrect along ihe line—-for which the House Cut’ gave the alarm and /at present. Wednesday was pay day. i Sur nupoceens aT aNtne ord brought us help quickly. Mr. Fits-; When the night shift went off duty. | ‘police patrolling would make then | patrick, representing the Nichols Cop- | & little before muldiizht, ost of the impossible s | per Company, has not only joined our " . association, but he has been made a member of the Executive Commities. | We give great credit to him and his company for giving the land for the safety path, fully half a mile, from} their works to Penny Bridge. And we | can never forget the prompt action of ‘The Evening World in calling atten- j tion to the dangers. With the aid of the companies we expect soon to see the last of the deathtrap.” A series of hold-tps of employees of the National Enameling Company re- ported to have taken place | Wednesday night and early yester- day morning shows the need of re: | PARK &TILFORD'S Chocolates and Bonbons OF PURITY AND EXCELLENCE —TEMPTINGLY DELICIOUS Are The Best THIS BANNER IS DISPLAYED BY THOUSANDS OF DEALERS FOR THE BEST OF REASONS 59th to GOth Street Neckwear 7 For Women An up-to-the-minute departs! ment wherein are tastefully displayed the latest novelties, as well as the regular, every- day staples. We mention a “The Best Coats in New’ York at the Price’’ Bloomingdales Positively Guarantee That These Coats Will Give Two Seasons of Satisfactory Wear | The great success of our ‘'Dalebloom"’ Coat sale last week tempts us to repeat the | performance, so that those who missed the opportunity ‘may profit by this event. Were | these ordinary, every-day non-guaranteed Coats, they would be bargains at $14.75. | The virtues of ‘‘Dalebloom”’ coats are so well known that we need hardly go into de- tails any further than to say they are of finest materials, linings, workmanship, and GUAR- ANTEED FOR TWO SEASONS’ WEAR. Included are: Astrachan Fur Cloth Coats, in black only; S50; Hindu Lynx Fur Cloth Coats; high lustre; inches long. Sizes for women and misses. exactly like real fur; all sizes. Salt’s Arabian Lamb Fur Cloth Coats, 48 to 54 | Flared Model Plush Coats; chic styles, copied from inches long; in all sizes. English top coats. Women's and misses’ sizes, Very Special Holiday Sale of Beaded Tunics Imported to Sell at $12.50 to $30.00. XQUISITELY dainty over-draperies of filmy chiffon and net, in three-quarter and full lengths. Just what you Girls’ Chiffon Party Dresse: with satin belt... i $5.98 's Coats of boucle, zibeline, need for the Holiday and “Party” season, to transfer your old gown into the latest dictate of Milady Fashion. Black, white and pale colors, “Mostly one of a kind, » $6.66 | » $8.66 |* $12.98 White chiffon tunic] A tull length tunic of |) An extremely beauti- worked over with white, [pale blue chiffon, deco- {ful Tunic of black net, silver and gold beads in [Fated with long translue | very elaborately worked a dainty flower design. cent bead: i in ,clabo- over in semieOrienta Finished with a deep [ately pimple Cesigns. style with curious ser- fringe of tiny gold beads | helt, and with th pentine designs in black corduroy and fancy mixtures; velvet collar and cuffs, “Sizes 2, 3 , $2.98 ; cloth th braid; white satin vest, Sizes 13,15 and 17 years.........5++ $10.50 tunic skirt ;trimmed with silk, pique or cloth; sizes 8 to 14 years... | ; - Makes Musicians of Us All PEP-PEPP PEPPERMINTY PERFECTION BOBS: "Hearts of Chewing Gum all covered over. with” peppermint candy Ieee J Jae2k ALL CARS TRANSFER TO (J “THE HOME OF TRUTH’ 4 YUN 59th to 60th Street as Lex.to3dAx Manufacturing Retailers of Fianos and Player A LZ To-Morrow—Saturda : will be your | Last Opportunity Slightly Used, 88-Note © Player Pianos Formerly $395 to $550, but now oy ec OnTerms of $2aWeek: Price Includes Bench, Cover, 12 Rolls of Mu and Free Delivery This Most Unusual Sale Includes Player Pianos which have been taken by us exchange for our famous Walters Player Pian and a few—almost new—Walters Player Pian which have been used for demonstration purpo in our Music Roll Department and on our v room floors. If you are looking for a Piano but have not been able to make up mind to buy one— This Is Your One Opportunity —Be Quick to Seize It! It is an event heretotore unknown in Player Piano history, and makes it possible tor everybody to own @ Hlayes. Fisio. Thon Whe Dave ‘never Aeceeaame | extreme pleasure ot sitting at the piano and playing music their tancy dictates will tind a wonderful tascin Be in personally producing music. At the family music. or when dancing the latest one-steps and hesitations, the Player Piano will be found indispensable. Hundreds of | music-hungry homes are eager and anxious for a Player Piano. It is the favorite musical instrument in every home | Payvasraravavayveara = 4 Nowis Y our Timeto Act, ] ) If you want to secure one of these], splendid Player Pianos. Remember, }} there are only 29 more to be sold at $285. | | PIANO SALESROOMS, THIRD FLOOR | earths tii" ro BLOOMINGDALES' "4 30, garner: A SEVEN-TIME WORLD WANT WORKS a