The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1915, Page 7

ig THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1915. ard of Lina that the wi seale re- brat} Stage October, 1010, had resigned. Bestrous Fiegnte gna {ne Hey, Tork =~ | bt te rumor that the minister resigned venue form Chureh at maine too low for the following rea- | y cnuse of disngreementa With his wite. | Heo, Inter joined the Episcopal Church a re ee ny ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THE HOME OF TRUTHZ The Rev. Mr. Tulp is thirty-six years |and in 1908 he became the curate of S| N INQ \ ) Because of the employment of | oid '“e graduated, from a large number of young girls, | (3) - : $ " Te) On nocount oF the onepetition of | Seen cea winatke girls living at home and partly #up- uigers Theo- | Paul's Church at Englewood. He was 4 and was In|mace rector of Christ Churoh five years Store Opens Furniture Sale med Church of af 8.30 A. M. UNDERPAID N] Ported out of the earninis of DATOS | | Booklet Mailed Closes Every Business pations. (c) On account of the lack Da t° of organization, (4) Tho telephone U H Upon Request y al CITES Th En Bg HPS Don’t Poison Baby. 59th to 60th Street a7 Lex.to3d AV Fam 08 6 P. M. 1] GCNORTY YEARS AGO atmost every mother thought her child mus® have Pes Pa aon pr gots ae| Lo anaes SEU PRREE Re RLGP ee we SPE A whatitnte ff ization the al a luce eral Supervision of Tele-|,,A** Fecommends, Government au Frou ‘whic THERE 18 NO WAKING. Many, are the ‘children who +, ervision and publicit: have been or whose healt! been rui for life landa- Phone Operators’ Working id FEED HUBBY PICKLES! num and | morphine, each of Pivey x . narcotic product ote opium, “ are ‘rom sellin, r e narcotics named children at or Conditions WIVES, FEED HUBBY PI to ahybody without Iabelifng them “ poison.” ‘The definition of * * ee —_— ws melin whch reload produces har, bu whch de _ The August Furniture Sale Starts Monday Select Your Needs Friday & Saturday. Deliveries After July 26th Arrangements have been made to make this sale | 9-Piece Colonial Dining Suite, $59.7! They'll Make Ht Affectionate, | ous doses luces stupor, coma, and death.” The taste and ‘ Fy ‘. $ : males sue eal weak stl jake o — nil m Zision pes irepiin rea “and gold under the natvee = fe sc and best event of its kind in the history of |r 0 TOAGO, — . . rn rn " tion of wages, hours and the quan of ** Drops,” ** Cordials,” “ Soothing Syrups,’ etc, You should not pany the business. | CHICAGO, July 2%2—If hubby ta in-| medicine to be given to your children yisost yee or your Condition of telephone operators in| clined to be Iritable, distant, addicted | of what it is com |. CASTORIA DOES NOT Ghicago, Nashville, Kansas City, Mad-| to staying out nights or talking about | CONTAIN NARCOTICS, if it bears the signature fon, Balt Lake City, San Francisco |the war, feed him pickles, To-day, at| of Chas. H. Fletoner, and Los Angeles was completed to-|the annual meeting of the American| Genuine Castoria always bears the signatare o day for the United States Commis. | Pickle Packers’ Associa the dignity wion of Industrial Relations, A re- | Oye Pickle a# the people'srelish was Post covering every phase of the in- quisy was submitted to the commis- | fy sion, which is in session here going over its work preparatory to submit- ting to Congress its final report on the causes and remedice tor indus, |HACKENSACK RECTOR QUITS. | [i unrest. Every piece of furniture now on the floor will be reduced | from 10% to 50%, and in addition to this a large showing of | special purchases secured at substantial savings will augment the importance of the occasion. An invitation is extended to inspect these splendid offer- ings on Friday and Saturday to enable you to acquaint yourself with merchandise and the prices and draw comparisons. Emphasizing the Home of Truth The question of honesty in advertising is not open to quibbling, for there is only one kind of honesty, and any honesty supplied with a prefix or suffix of any kind is not honesty, but dishonesty. As “The Home of Truth” it is no more than right that COMMERCIAL HONESTY which, in the last analysis, is neither commercial nor honest, Buffet of quartered oak, 45-inch China closet of quartered oak, four should be either eliminated from Bloomingdales’ advertising or, if used, so |base, two small and two large draw- | adjustable @helves, bent end glassed, fully explained that there can be no misconstruction on this meaning. ers, double door cupboard, Freneh | swell glass in door, 38 inches wide, To this end, and at the beginning of our August sale of furniture, we make |bevel mirror, scroll front and top | 17 inches deep, 6 feet 4 inches this explanation of certain trade terms which are used practically everywhere |shelf. h and by every store handling furniture. Dining table of quartered oak, “Mahogany,” when used in describing furniture, means that the furni- | Colonial platform base, 10-inch pillar, | match, covered in Spanish leather, ture is finished with a mahogany veneer. (Vencer is not only used to secure \heavy scroll feet, 45-inch round top. | your choice of colors. a beautiful grain but is necessary on all curved surfaces to prevent warping) 5-Piece Bedroom Suite, $49.75 eators are invariably the tempered and most affection- declared Leonard N. Hatha- kle princes. 6 investigation, which was le by Nallie Curry, special teveetionton, bechamel aieimacainsy required more than six months. From for Resignatt: t the norrare oursined. the reportgives} HACKIONSACK, N. J., July 2%.—wa-| ‘That the wages paid are too low|iam J. Fisher, Sentor Warden of Christ | fh to enable a girl dependent on her own | Episcopal Church, announced to-day that energies to maintain a proper stand- the Rev. Peter A. Tulp, rector of the Phone Plaza 5900 59th to GOth Street Lex.to3dAv. igh. Five side chairs, one armchair to | CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY Stewart & Co. 5TH AVENUE AT 37TH STREET Will Close Out Friday “Mahogany finish” means that the wood is stained and polished to resemble mahogany. “All mahogany” means that the entire construction is mahogany. ~~ “Solid mahogany” means that the furpiture is constructed of solid ' — r a — pleces of mahogany. This same rule applies with oak, quarter-sawed oak, bird's-eye maple, Circassian walnut, or any other wood. 3-Piece Library Suite, $39.75 Ha = I= 110 High Cost Dresses Former Prices to $39.50 72 In Wolnut, Mahogany or Ivory Finish, 40 in. Dresser. 32 in. Chiffonier, feet, gueranteed upholstery. Covered |34 in. Dressing Table with triplicate mirror. Night Table, Full size Bed. in either Spanish leather, tapestries |Legs have heavy ferrules with brass casters, Ask to see this suite. Itisa of plush, in your choice of colors, rare bargain, and Embroidered Net combined with Sille; for After- A very attractive special. Mas- noon and Evening Wear or the Dance. sive design of polished or dull finished mahogany, handsome colonial scroll Of Satin, Crepe Meteor, Taffeta Silk, Crepe de Chine | 12 50 e 50 In connection with the August Furniture Sale, the rug and $1 1 9 8 c floor covering section will offer some very attractive values. (a) ° cuunaiet Dretses Semmet Dresses Ss S Undermuslins | Floor Coverings—Special [Men's Watches Of Foner end, Neral Ott, (oP al Only 2 More Days | pleated or Hered cits, 5.95 variety of styles, rear 3.95. nN Silk Danse Dresses Former Prices to $39.50 Of Taffeta Silk, Crepe de Chine and Voile combined 9 50 with Taffeta; also Cotton Crepe and Fancy Voile, e Nainsook or The items mentioned herein are featured, as they illustrate Waltham or El- of This Great Sale of 63 SLIGHTLY USED Walters Player Pianos crepe night-| © few of the many saving opportunities to be found. . Oe in DF ie | Goan 9:12 Royal Axminster Rugs, $15.00 4 Gaasd as engine- Gowns, Woven in Oriental or Persian designs, rich, high nap, for parlor, ie) polished cares, Sold s ” ¢ i, a , Mw Wen |/#] binations, | library or dining room. regular stock at | ba y skirts or en- 7.6x9 Seamless All Wool Brussels Rugs, $7.50 $16.50. ot ee walope cha: Extra heavy grade, woven in one piece, 15 designs to choose from. —$—— "ain Floor ae BY a 9x12 Crex or Grass Rugs, $5.75 ‘At Bloomingdales’ : fs _ With Grecian scroll borders or plain, in blue, green, brown or red colors. ¢ Second Floor Rag Rugs Reduced Men’s Trousers, Dressy & Sport Coats | Chinchilla Sport Coats’ fl At Bloomingdales’ Of Taffeta Silk, Plaid Fab- White or Plaid, bound if ° Vests, 5c 8x10, reduced to $5.00 ioe 8 Gia Dea 5.00 ee bad Close At 10.00 A t a Saving of White cot- , Siss Psa viper tone Bale ton; all sizes, Women's Extra = Size Union Suits and Vests, of lisle and cot- $50 to $1 70 Cor» Linoleum, Square Yard, 34e Carpet or tile patterns, for bedrooms, kitchens or dining rooms, This Player Piano sale is one of the greatest events of its kind ever presented by BLOOMINGDALES’. It offers the most unusual opportunity to secure a strictly high grade Player Piano of established reputation at a price that no person without a Player Piano can afford to pass by. Washable Sport Skirts Former Prices to $3.00 _ ‘At_Hloomingdales’ Bathing Caps 25c Of rubber, in this season’s models; ruffled edge; vari- ous colors, ‘At Bloomingdales’ Es Hosiery, 16c Main Floo: Of Gabardine, Ratine, Linen, Bed- ford Cord "or Poplin; with’ tancy | 1 QQ & 1.95 pockets and pearl buttons. ‘At Bloomingdales’ Corduroy Sport Skirts | Taffeta Silk Skirts With fancy pockets and te bles ccd ace eal i buttons, 'y only, | large buttones cicee At S200 To Cloeeat 4.95! hoes, $1.55 For women and girls, Sea Island white duck button shoes. Goodyear welted soles, All Included in this sale are also a few discontinued styles of Walters Player Pianos which are practically as good as new; in fact, with the exception of a slight change in case design, they can hardly be distinguished from our latest styles. Men's Fibre Silk Socks; seconds of 25¢ and 35c grades; black, white or colors; vee 166 Also silk, satcen 7 < or mercerized cot- sf ton bathing caps, in Wide assort- ment of colors. ‘Main Floor Negligee models of 1» TPP. tmedras" of saat: cerized mate- rials, with soft French cuffs. § Shirts, in white or tan, at.... Every instrument has been over- 7} shana Bhan hauled in our own factory and bears BLOOMINGDALES’ guarantee. Notwithstanding the remarkably low prices at which these Walters Player Pianos are offered in this sale, they may be purchased upon the liberal terms of pial * P00} > ‘At Bloomingdales’ Talking Machines $8.49 8 inches long, 14 Second Floor Women’s Gloves 35c Silk Gloves, 2 clasps; white silk; some black em- broidered ‘At Bloomingdales’ Millinery, $1.00 inches wide, 8 inches high. Play all dise records, Third Floor ‘At om Se wo Stoop Seats 3 for 10c ‘At Bloomingdales’ Balbriggan sleeve shirts and ankle or knee length Silk Mousquetaire Gloves, 16- button length, double finger tips; black or WhO. sscseceessseaees .. 55¢ Main Floor A great variety of this season's desirable styles that were priced considerably higher earlier in the teason, ‘ain Floor Made in (ldots init pomp EES Ut Biesmiacsoiar Jovan, of ng! | Hammocks crs The prices quoted include Bench, Cover, 12 Rolls of Frames, 29c A Circular in $6 98 Batbriggen " ‘ A shape, about ° un ear; ine Music of your own selection and Free Delivery. Gold- plated is taedos Several quality, gauze weight; short sleeve metal in Flor- entine design; oval or square openings for cabinet size pictures. Plat- diameter. Com fo rtable seats for stoop, porch or open- air moving picture theatres. Mail orders promptly filled. Station- ery Shop. 63 of these remarkably fine Walters Player Pianos await 63 lucky purchasers during this special event. Make Sure That You Are One of Them styles; one of which is illustrated. All have adjustable head rests shirts, ankle or knee length drawers to match; also cotton ; as ; ing will not tar Lexing ; At Bloomingdates’ The instruments are divided into three groups and nish. Mall or- spa ioe sade 4 : omingdale ( x ders filled. Sta- nei For a nap or rest in the open roceries tionery Shop. Lexington Ave. Arcad Tents--Clearance pews nothing more - suitable Amora Coffs Mad Lt ter han a couch hammock. Re- duced from GROUP 1 At Bloomingdales’ Paice ppg duced from $8.98. Be siasenie white duck { ‘owrth Floor Dinner Sets with all 6 WALTERS PLAYER PIANOS— $925 i At Bloomingdales’ Former price $395. NOW...........s006 1 98 ne cessary 4 sisaseat | . fittings. Casseroles 1x7 ft. (8-08. duck’, deed 44 pieces, 7x9 ft. (10-02, duck’, $7.9 Whether pawlrneds of, old folks you should always bear in mind ‘GROUP j nee Oxo. (loos, duck), $8.98 25c Lig ee ‘excstiank That home comforts and home happiness are ever intertwined; Afe rtion- Brown Sara ree Fete RaRrnint dhnala Antaay a tue featutre gan aeniCe 21 WALTERS PLAYER PIANOS— $ manufacture. | | 4.4,‘ odd sisee at proportion. and ‘white: | |S If it doesn’t, of its shortcomings you certainly will tire Former prices $450, $395. NOW........ Decorated, at one-third than our regular second qual- Second quali ices. ty. So why don’t you use caution and see what World Want Ads, say? Third Floor Pe RY Lalas Third Floor Third Floor ‘They show the greatest number of vacancies every day, From flats to swell apartments they will guide you in a-trice, Regardless of location, size, conveniences and price. 23,405 World “To Let’”’ Ads. Last Month 9,069 MORE Than the Herald, Times, Sun, Tribune and Press Added Together! Seven-Thme World Ads. Cost Least Per Insertion and Multiply Results ! ‘GROUP 3 : 36 WALTERS PLAYER PIANOS— Former prices $500, $450, $395. NOW.... $345 ASSIST rAansren' ro BLOOMINGDALES?’ @2x 4 So" AVe! THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE The WORLD sells 100,000 ceples more in New York City each weekday than any other morning new. Bear in mind, after these 63 Walters Player Pianos have been sold there will be no more at the prices quoted above. We advise you, therefore, to call early. sKef@i'ro BLOOMING DALES"? 73, ¥2%5'47; tA ee «a\ ‘