The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1915, Page 7

_ 7a ronTiere oF wen. ' Pom ee ment Fate Umer | Aeuaier enenaet | } very eubden! | | Ang 4 the | \ Would fe sored and School Teach- ers Would Be There Pictures Neer For Transmissions stferentials contains Dixon's se lected flake motor FOR CHILDREN ONLY? - raphite, the only orm of graphite Plan | them Attend autos can digest. It costs more than ord) Shows, With Sateguards nary greases and oils, but it saves hundreds of times its cost in repair bills. It re- duces friction to the minimum. Sad ate eS te eoteerer for Lives and Morals, | A City-wide « Hivew and the yesterday the office of LA George Ho Hell range epectal mu: the henefi obi re to be exhibited at If the pla [eens thera will be urdaya ACITY W KKM |} anc ex every day. The wh B i S 7 A N 0 B Y | ts to net only ahiow wholes ractive and instructive pictures (oo RESTAURANTS ||the future men und women of the |ereater city, but to have the audt ca nilong” | once « of ian i an ready to execute a fire drill as if the | Smil i Gian wey were in their cal et sear endent of Mra. 8. P. Wood- | % the Horace Mann | Association; Mra, P| Neighbor thy J. Biiea, | y, and Mrs, am auti Pest tn Reasonable Roa p Dass, ‘ x tion Is to be to help us solve the great of children and moving pie. said Commissioner Bell, “One of the plans is to have teachers as- signed to certain moving - picture houses where children’s plays are to be, produced. | “For instance: A day or two before a Saturday performance cards could be distributed among children tn- forming their parents that certain }tenchers, or a number, as the case might be, would be assigned to a designated moving picture house, Under this arrangement a child at a movie show would be as safe from harm as if he or she were in @ class room. Once inside the doors of the theatre the children's welfare need not worry tho parents in tho least. Street, ‘They could call for 5 aa later, the ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THE HOME OF TRUTH, 59th to 60th Street Lex.to3d Av Fte3s08. by | True economy is practised only Economy! ) by those who analyze the whole problem of buying ‘and selling. If you can buy elsewhere, you don't go to the Sahara Desert for spring water or tu the North Pole for snowshoes. There are other places where the cost of production and ot doing business is /ower. To find these places is economy. Shrewd shoppers KNOW that the overhead expense at Bloo ming- dales’ is ow-—that we are our own landlords—that we pay cash and sc obtain the most advantageous ter ms from manufacturers, Knowing this, such shoppers deal at Bloomingdales’. That's ECONOMY Our Annual Spring Sale of House Dresses, Kimonos, Wrappers—All Week Many Sizes Styles 88c 36 to 46 Over 7,000 Garments on Sale Kimonos of chuliie, square neck, trim med with satin at neck and front to waist line; elastic belt. Other models of lac cloth in neat figure designs. House Dresses of percale, waist has yoke effect; vestee, collar, cutis and belt of white pique; buttons and loops. Others of gingham, military cloth, crepe, etc, Wrappers of percale, high neck, pleated front, ruffle on skirt; lined to waist; black and blue. NOTE-—House and Porch Dresses of corded gingham: pleatcd vestee of lawn; trimmed with buttons, velvet rib- bon, tie and belts seeeeees $1.44 Mall Orders Filled After Wednesday, 38-Pc. Dinner Set, 98c Not Perfect, but Serviceable’ for Ordinary or Kitchen Use. Made of American white ware, in neat shape. Set consists of 6 tea cups, 6 tea saucers, © dinner ple ates, 6 soup plates, 6 bread and butter plates, 6 dessert sau icovered vege= 98 se Shrubs and Seeds Special sale of flowering shrubs, bulbs, seeds and fruit trees, include ing red dogwooa, forsythia, hydranges, snow ball, bridal wreath and other flowering shrups too numerous to mention. Height 3 to 4 ft. 2 to 3 years old: each... ane * 49e Summer Flowering Buibs, bi it variety, at 5 al prices, {Summer ‘Flowering, Gladi- olus, a garden full; 50 leading varieties for. . 25¢ Dahtias, many leading vari- | at special prices. eties; a garden” full; slUMpPS FOF... ee eee eee ee 50c Pst bushel. Seed . $3.00 /AANSFER To BLOOMINGDALES i. % ONE , ae ee ‘TER BVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL wentionsl petiey af Warden Themes we eon tee t. lew . Reometer« . 4 and mete prio Corporation Will Teach 60 mann meee < ae 4 Prisoners in Sing Sing to Become Operators WESTERN UNION aonees oO HELP THE CONVICTS end » PENNSYLVANIA HELPS. | Sa dealake eeaaiaee ai jw ' oo ey Both Companies Said to Be! grate vo prom ane, he would | ones Acting at the Suggestion | ire vies Pres act Bevis Wirenlee BROUGHT Jaleo said the corpe would help of the Rockefellers, am, “ealevan the nates should be given every eher to earn an honret jivellhoodt ' The uplift movement at Sing Sing The Pennsylvania Kaliroads part We Ge Merteg | NAD Feeulted to-day Im two of the! tn the uplift was @anctioned in « freatest corporations in the sountry,| recent trip to Ming Ming by Vincwa! 7 Detective Bauer. | the Western Union Telegraph Com. | Collellt, Yate graduate aod inatrucior in General pany and the Pennsylvania Katiroud, of the 11,000 Italian emp of th Under an indict hae volunteored te the first de- the unfort ee Ctetnmere peoesed of Pacetng Bogue mo | Company, volunteering their assist. | road Jone, it te charged, he obtaines | Omen O84 Coveperation. Within @ fow| tench the itatian pPrenr-d ae Ms ue " or " iteation stamp of the Haren | @a¥8 4 clane of aixty convicts will be) them In wetting work © + ye? , Ailance Trust| learning (eiegraphy on instruments road when their terme ent ranted | even by the Western Union, | was arranged by Mr. Lae, the Mook went to | While there i no authority for| feller representative paying the Rockefellers have person News of the latest plan ca a detective he was a former New | ally interested themacives in the ed. through Mrank M. Dick, a ow y | York pollee sergeant convicts and to Min trip Tomorrow, Wednesday, an Important Sale of Women’s Afternoon Dresses at $19.50 Five Newest Modes, in Chiffon Taffeta, Crepe Meteor and Crepe de Chine embodying the latest style features at a price that is very low The crepe meteor and crepe de chine Dresses have skirts 34% yards wide, in ruffled “crinoline” style. Waists have chiffon cloth sleeves and daintily em- broidered collar and vestee. Others with three accordion pleated tiers, corded, and new yoke effect waist. A taffeta model is in coatee effect, with hand-embroidered circular skirt. One model has a 444 yd. skirt. Another with separate bolero jacket. Sizes 34-44. Tomorrow an Important Event in wet broker former) « member hk Mothers @ ¢ Ne 0 freed) Mr ” ee steer iate “ “* {he am of | plopmen! severe! @eone lhe epmration «pase opstom one he from he a Nwerme ” reoemtly for ihe equip jie Movers, © eucwnd Pee merhenesl | transferred from Agbure te he a0 aenociate jeder in 6 ng Primm us @Hth wither g . on riane vite court backed ap the ma * omone _™ . ne thet the Mtns Mine Alice Preston © ° ee eee Wh ' * u . a Removes Wrinkles pon deste Dr Chases BROKER PUTS FOROS PLAN Food has teow INTO PRACTICE Hee Mee Vieltere Pace « Might Mr ines as ate 8 Hate fon ower titty ’ ne hw a ° cars herrlen beating . . ' ’ aed pourshing or « vally bleade ° whieh ore ’ wth ite elegnmt « Wing I ‘ me Visah Pood, we corneetly urge you te at once aod note rte pleasing, wonder. ow th all ot Depertment ont popes oath small sample bos with book day, but it ts rumored ent th | Massage” will cay Shas ' Hof the road h quietly die | tuily all a © before them | for 4 ceate Address Dr. ‘ 5 nviet em. At thelr sugenetion «e haw 1 Fireh Food Co, Brooklyn, NV —Adet, James McCreery & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue ON SALE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Extraordinary Reductions WOMEN’S NECKWEAR Ten thousand pieces, including Collars, Jabots, Fichus, Vestees, etc., hand-embroidered or machine-embroidered, trimmed with real or imitation lace. The assortment includes many pieces of choice Real Laces, particularly adapted to Trimmings. regularly 95¢ to 19.50 each, Women’s Fancy Tailored Suits at $20.00 reproductions and adaptations from the splendid originals of BEER, BERNARD and AGNES Three charming models, interpreting the newest modes in semi-blouse, double-breasted front, short front with pleated back and box-pleated peplum Coats, and cluster pleated and circular skirts. Delightful button and silver braid trimmings. Black, navy, putty and Belgian blue gabardine lined with peau de cygne. Sizes 34 to 44. Tomorrow, a Sale of Women’s Coats at $14.50 extraordinary value Fer street, afternoon, travel or aress, Gabardine, men's wear serees, wool or silk poplins, English tweeds and mixtures. Inset or Raglan sleeves, Several dis- tinctive mannish styles. Collar, revers and cuffs effectively silk-, velvet-, or self-trimmed. Allsizes; colors in extensive assortment; many lined throughout, FUR STORAGE—Now Moths are insidious. Minimum charge, maximum protection, Alterations and repairs now at much less than next Fall. Latest 1915-16 atyles. Sixth Floor. Tomorrow A Special Sale of Trimmed Hats at $2.95 A group of just 285 Hats that are reduced from $4.75 — a few were even higher Late styles, including sailors, tricornes, turbans and pokes in the season's most de- sired straws and favored coors, also black and black-and-white Hats. Large, medium and small Hats. Flowers, wings, quills, ornaments and rib- bons artisticaliy applied in trimming. Tomorrow, a Sale of Very smart Semi-tailored Striped Tub Silk Blouses a wonderful value at $2.95 Six models of the very latest mode. Attractive colors in extensive variety. Third Floor. 25c 50c 1.45 1.95 up to 7.95 TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CASES Considerably Reduced Open-top Wardrobe Trunks made on three- ply veneer frames, covered inside and outside with best vulcanized fibre; reinforced round edges; best trimmings, hand-riveted through- out; fitted with the most modern garment and chiffonier sections, including shoe and hat compartments. regularly 35.00, 25.00 Various other models at greatly reduced prices. Week-end Cases of Black Enamel Duck, double locks, reinforced corners; fitted with tray and top pockets; cretonne lining. Sizes 24, 26 and 28 inches. 4.75 regularly 7,00 DOMESTIC UNDERWEAR Specially Priced Gowns of Nainsook,—Empire or Slip-over model, trimmed with lace or embroidery. regularly 1.50 to 1.95, 75¢, 95¢ and 1.50 Empire model, Gowns of Sheer Nainsook, trimmed with dainty lace and embroidery, combined with tucking and ribbon. 2.50, 2.95 and 3.95 regularly 2.95 to 5.50 Envelope Chemises of Sheer Nainsook, hand-embroidered, finished with fish-eye Val- enciennes lace combined with ribbon. 95c regularly 1.50 Envelope Chemises of Fine Nainsook, trimmed with dainty lace combined with ribbon. 1,50, 1.95 to 2.50 regularly 1.95 to 3,50 Corset Covers of Sheer Nainsook, trimmed with various laces, combined with ribbon, Te to 1.60, — 50e, 75¢ and 95e Drawers of Nainsook, trimmed with em- broidery; circular or straight model regularly 75c to 1.50, 50c and 95¢ Princess Slips of China Silk, Chiffon Taffeta or Messaline; new circular model; open front. regularly regularly 6.25, 4.95 Bodices of Crepe de Chine,—open front; ribbon shoulder. regularly 1.95, 1.50 VICTOR-VICTROLAS Victrolas may be found in the Vietor Section, ranging from the small sized and low priced to the larger and more costly instruments, Every Victrola plays every perfectly. The Victrola Salons on the Seventh Floor afford excellent facilities for Victor service, Victor record and adequately present the various styles of Victrolas, ranging in price from 15.00 to 250.00. Convenient payment terms may be arranged. Dress ‘Trunks made on best basswood frames, duck covered; hard fibre edges, strapped with leather; reinforced with hand- riveted bronzed steel combination trimmings; fitted with sectional and dress trays. Sizes 36, 38 and 40 inches. 9.75 regularly 18.60 to 15.00 Walrus Bags,—best gilt trimmings; leather lining and inside po-kets. Sizes 14 to 18 inches, regularly 6.75 to 8.00 5.75 Cowhide Suit Cases,—double steel frames, reinforced corners; fitted with shirt pockets, Size 24 inches. regularly 6.00, 3.75 SUMMER _MILLINERY Extremely smart Trimmed Hats showing advance ideas for early Summer wear. Moderately priced. New Transparent and Maline Hats for dress and street wear. Handsome Flower-trimmed Hats for Bridesmaids. SILK PETTICOATS Exceptional Values Petticoats of White Tub Silk,—circular model, regularly 3.50 and 4.95, 2.95 and 3.98 Petticoats of All Messaline or Taffeta,— circular model. regularly 3.50, 2.95 Petticoats of All Messaline,—extra size. Black only, regularly 4.50, 3.95 Petticoats of Chiffon Taffeta —cireular model with two small ruffles finished with pleating; silk underlay. 4.95 regularly 5.95 Petticoats of Black and White Striped Messaline,—circular model, trimmed with ruching. regularly 6.50, 4.95 Petticoats of Chiffon Taffeta,—circular model, trimmed with ruching. 4.95 regularly 6.50 Sale of Dress Patterns BLACK SILK Several thousand patterns to select from, yd. 55¢ to 1.25 formerly 85c to $,00 5,000 Yards of WHITE DRESS SILKS Especially adapted for bridal trousseaux and commencement dresses, yd, 1.45