The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1915, Page 7

THE BV NG WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1 PY GY HAS WOK Stns SENN Fs =—.-=="' Ready to Outfit “Young America” for School HAPPINESS THROUGH | — paeany Om school supplies, LET US SUPPLY THEM. Youcan'tdoberter anywhere. Come~ parents see for yourselves. Syracuse Man Dangerously Wounds THEE FAR UNCLES, seo” BASURATED ‘That Is, They're Almost Falr- 2 copes shes bie sepdoughior, MAGNESIA les, for They Came Like | °*7 & "ert thts morning ‘Then be fred twice at mow whe tried to inter | For eens gs 238 sf", . ; , | fore, walked & block and shot himasit Sprites When Needed. He died within © short time Mise | Lawion's recovery is doubtful Mra Campbet: Tee her seoond hus Cinderetia with her fairy qpdmother hand recently after he attacked her unate (han Afteen- and threatened her jife Me shot at wr Gas vst at ‘ean arog | Trustees’ Sales Big Displays and Special Sales of & We Camat Gunns WA Ha we Teene Over oe orto | Newest Fall Apparel Crepe de Chine Blouses | 98 For Misses, Juniors and Girls “uncles” —a bond dealer, & broker and Sale All Day Saturday . . Assortments that are without an equal in this great city. @ lawyer-—-whe found her bungry and foriore and whe are now baving the time of their lives making ber bappy ‘The dark-eyed, dark-baired little Five styles—beauties—and extraordinary aaeiiind at the price For Misses, Sizes 14 to 20 Years. For Girls, Sizea 6 to 14 Years In fact, these are the prettiest blouses shown so far this season to sell ata For Juniors, Sizes 13, 15, 17 and 19 Years Whatever you need for school, dress and everyday wear is HERE, and all j good quality, at special prices. We select the following items for brief mention: Closed All Day Monday (Labor Day) $1 “American Lady” Corsets at 50c Fine quality barisre ; perfect m every ways only in sizes 18, 19 and 20 ry ‘Fountain; 39th to 60th Street Lex. to 3d Av Fads 308 Ab Bloomingdales Our September Sale of China, Glassware & Lamps Kentucky maiden \* the daughter of Mre. Estelle Cooper Ray, who says the late John ©. Caihoun Mayo, Ken tweky millionaire coal man, was the father of her boy and that he fatied to keep & promise to provide for ber and the boy tn his will . lar 2. All have full-length sleeves with cuffs; new shaped rolling and convertible collars ; some have insertions of lace; others prettily embroidered, hemstitched, trimmed with plaits and cluster tucks Mra. Mayo is how in Cincinnati tn (With Truth) All are splendidly made of Crepe de Chine in flesh color, navy, black and Girls’ School Dresses at 9 | Girls’ Rainy-Day Out- $ effort to find her little son, who ani 4 j ‘ é Cc! us iidoayrets she mm toms {| Is Doing Quite Well, Thank You! am, ’ tte A Dy Sturdy” very 2.25 of several| Sale All Day Saturday belt; some are trimmed in contrast. and have full plaited skirts. One very dainty mode! is to be had in Satin Stripe Crepe de Chine. This is a rare opportunity for you to purchase stunning new Fall blouses under price. All sizes from 34 to 44 inch bust schoo! near there before Mayo's death dant year. Mrs. Gay and Perey were tn dire straits when the bond broker Although weather conditions were fer from ideal on Monday— the opening day of this important sale—the day's business showed # considerable increase over the corresponding dey lust year, And throughout the trade as porceloin) range from $3.69 for a 52-plece set up to $8.95 for a beautifully decorated set of 100 pieces. Imported chine dinner sets from $10.98 for 100 pieces to $25.00 for # superb set of 99 pieces of Limoges chine In the cut gloes section, a beeutiful water of 8 pleces for $5.00. Also many single pieces, including bowls, Avaier jugs, vases, etc., hadn't eaten for three days and that @ho and her mother had been put out of the Clendening and the McAlpin Hotels, und that they @ in danger of a similar calamity at the Markwell, dresse collar sivanger to the gir ier wer Pte cece aaa Girls’ Tub Dresses at 51, 00 Hh ting disconsolately 4 ck Alle moth chine department. Heri ’ ‘ . ‘ Sole All Day Saturday The hat is a pretty “Billie Burke” style in same il the Walder, Who. teld him ane American-made dinner sete of American earthenware (known Women 8 2-Clasp Lambskin Gloves, Se New Fall models in big variety. These | material as coat, Sale All Day Saturday; Per Pair.............. These are 2-clasp gloves, eminently suitable for early Fall wear, Embroid- inlaid with striped mater ‘ ‘ ered backs; black, white, tan and black with white embroidery; also white | | ‘Mitt ™ nll others sre utemned ue Sale All Day Saturday with black embroide pipings, bu tabs, tucy pockets, silk OF! Serge and satin combined, in pretty model Mate ais Chen epee ee fials are PERCALE plice bodice which fastens at the sides with are effectivel; t fan some have! others with collars) Misses’ Dresses at 58, 95 e d vestee of piqu I, belt and fold on III III III No, 220 Wect Forty-ninth Street, at $2.75. All are deep cut, brilliant fi Women’s Cape Gloves — the “mannish”| Women's $2.50 Real French Kid Gloves HAMS and CHAMBRAYS in pr Wwe, | fancy The bond holder “uncle” called in Blown glassware, tea sets, chocolate sets, odd plates, statuary Kind; tan’ and. russet QB.) whi also Roman end Novelty Stripes and Plaids, | ane butsone, square collar, over ei deep . the lawyer and broker “uncles,” got and lamps at prices that are remarkably low. P X M. sewn; pair. Cc} pair Third Floor ‘At Bloomingdales’ 20,000 Pair of Hosiery for Men, Women & Children, 16c ‘This collection consists of full-fashioned cotton, full seamless fibre silk and mercerized hosiery. Colors are tan, taupe, bronze, king’s blue, cham- peer. also black and white. The vast quantity makes almost certain that you will find Mogi size in any color, This is but one of many values in hosiery ar- ranged for Saturday's selling. Main Floor ‘At Bloomingdales’ Men’s Negligee Shirts, 58c the baggage of mother and daughter released and furnished Mrs. Gay with fj fund to go to Cinciunati to press her claims, Then Pegey was placed in the hom of a woman friend of the three unc where she Is now and where she remain indefinitely while the “un wit up nights trying to think of new ways to make hor whole life happy. “MOVIE” AUDIENCE WALKS FROM A FIRE Though Frightened, Men, Women and Children Are Cool Girls’ Tub Dresses at 2 50) button-trimmed cuffs of ser; is @ pretty panel front style. les Poin Beounen Sale All Day Saturday | Goatee effect with vestee and collar rae em- Plaids in rich colorings, in light and dark | broidered net. effects, One model has vestee and scalloped | 98c Silk Gloves, ("ty 3") | oe collar enibroidered in « particularly fetching! Misses’ Dresses at $ Saturday's Astonishing Sales for Men & Youths | | sor: 'wre ber sce fulshive atin, ““"™) Sree jones 910.75 Girls ¥/ aetiabie Presson’ | 98 New Fall styles. One pretry model in e Sale Ali Day Saturday e ith collar, sleeves and yoke of skirt ot plaid an some a uits Unusually handsome styles, splendidly ma ‘active patterns. Another style has of “Anderson” Gingham in black and white of | © ndsomely embroidered and button colored plaids. ‘They are trimmed with velvet girdles, have novelty collars, fancy strapping re shown. jull plaited satin skirt, All the new Products of Leading Makers in Great Variety | | 1% wsiaue pockets. Girls’ Coats at $4.95, $5.95, $6.95, $] 1.953] 9.95 & 8] G.75|| eee a ee c's ors ws 3, = Se Se 2 =fe U More than a thousand shirts in desirable patterns and colorings. blouse, white pique collar, full plaited ‘skirt, % Amid Smoke, q ba of arestend materials and madras, with soft French cuffs. A Colors ore Russian Green, Atwoan lev and $10.75 and $11.50 “ . . ‘luded in the lot are white and colored sport shirts which have { avy Blue. The assortment embraces the smartest About twa hundred and fifty per- {il b most desir- sons, monty, women and eitéren, fl | yr vane es the na fellows. Bises 14 to 18, ( Sale All Day Saturday New Fall. Middy 79 ¢ ana | nog hanceomeet new cryiet ip Bo met Sie * maroh frightened t quietly, i tel ae a ee irtso a Quality, ¥ Nearly 900 suits in the assortments when this most extraordinary of all Rao Day Saturda ene Theatre “ Be. 116 West One Hun- Peace Shee ma ve uy September clothing sales began yesterday. Sizes & t0 20 years. Numero Misses’ Sport Coats at 56 75 rea and Sixteenth Street at They i i ivi tyles, All have full-length sh o Rasa last Sint. leaving ae care and attention usually employ wy And since then we have added another 100 suits which have been divided CL eouisantiah pour peo ig bv Sale All Day Saturday e torium that wae beclouded with ed in high grade shirts. Soft neg- My into these three under-price groups. cluded are middy blouses with bands at bot-| These coats are made of ligee model with French cuffs. Ma- | emoke, Just as they got into the i " i tom, pockets and are laced or buttoned at the ) swagger style—in green and red tones; also We have ample quantities for a big tull-day's selling to-morrow. _ sides. “A particularly effective stylo (at $1) | black and white effect. New shaped collar, The new season's smartest and most favored fashions and materials are has collar of navy biue flannel, braided in| which can be worn in two ways; patch pockets liberally represented, for this sale is made up of several limited but choice | | white. and loose belt. lots of fine suits purchased under-price from the foremost makers of ready-to- | | Serge Middy Blouses at | 98 | Misses’ Fall Coats at a | wear clothes. Sale All Daj Saturday Sale All Day Saturday 0 95 ALL ARE WELL TAILORED AND PERFECT FITTING. Unusual] | ,yo208 19,00, 22, Yeats. Excellent middy terials are silk mixtures, and madras with silk stripes, in newest colorings. Large Four-in-Hand Scarfs, 25c Made from short lengths of rich street’ the fire engines thundered up to the theatre, but by that time the fire inside had been extinguished, At all times it had been confined to the sheet metal, f eproof box occu- pied by the moving picture operator, Michael Warren of No. 121 West One SSS) SSeS Soa SoSsyer "At Bloomingdales’ Ball Bearing Roller Skates, 95c “Roll Fast” make, and they live up to their name. — All parts are nickel ‘At Bloomingdales” Sleeping Garments Special at 29c For Little Boys and Girls A comfortable garment of heavy fiss De Witt, it is) sald, ousekeeper. Mr. Taft, who ts t f H ll Gusdred and @ixtfenth Street. Wa: a ee Load Cpe i eapaiaee Q : ene ee 1 fr I M : blouses of navy blue sera in regulation sailor Toe very, cttectiye emart new ee in black omy ae ‘ is ve ese have open ends. almost y 0 ni -looking styles in all sizes for men and youths, model with band at bott@m and laced at the} and white checks. ine wit it Beaver a ier rece aaa teeaeas ct endless assortment of colors and iN} WAHT cpaady Late . H - bl 5 d black ree me sides, or with pluits if front and fancy and bottom-trimmed with stitched ‘satin, In- oan Pe bg Mest AN et Re patterns in silks and satins. Ww Most wanted patterns in grays, browns, blue and black mixtures and any pockets. _ Attractively med with white| cluded are models of storm serge with velvet the are lamp in the box set th Men’s & Boys’ Sweaters, 89c u number of the new swagger stripes, plaids and checks. or red braid. collars. lold ablaze. n Rei 6 Shawl collar model. A warm and comfortable sweater for chilly | |W All sizes in the collection, but not all sizes in each style and material, 7D. Fatt Wen Honseheeper, weather, Choice of navy, gray, maroon or brown; all sizes. u Based Upon the Figures Which Will Rule for L ver “Hit 7) erbe v-five, 0 { No, 347 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn, a Men’s Heavy Wool Sweaters, $1.89 ul These Suits in Two or Three Weeks, This Sale A wen darhailia: Psyc, Song EEA AW SR ie laa eabaase end Miss Ida Do Witt, fifty-one, were PR pv ghbrasll gllnd 4 Masta Wr aeabseedl ake dia pig vee sdial aL Offers a Most Unusual Opportunity. Seize It Now! “Take Me to the Midnight Cakewalk Ball” married reed the office, of ind que of these sweaters Sint velvet on your Labor Day outing, ti ‘ Featured in the “Passing Show,” now at the Winrer Garden For list of other titles r redericl ers on Stx- teenth ‘Street, Weat wee York, N. J. ni see tod.y's Evening Journal = to be wealthy, was divorced tn M. 1914, This ja Mr. Taft's fourth m lage Don’t Miss These Bargains for the Boys This Sale All Day Saturday Boys’ Suits, Usually $2) QF, | fly 0 $3.45 = A Well-Known Make of Pt $4 AB Women’s 33. High Shoes $1.95 = es = Cx? w ayy: to Sale All Day Saturday; pair . . i i . orang ood garments rity tre correct in Thousands of in the lot, and every pair perfect plated. Rualiy a er Q Fine for school and dress wear. every detail of style, and made to withotand ot para: tn , ry Pi : Exten- to pace eoite. i i Balkan, Norfolk and Patch Pocket styles,| the wear and tear of sturdy youngsters, _, Positively you save $1.05 to $1.45 on each pair of these fine New Fall rigs or changes of fl some with two pairs of knicker trousers.| BALKAN, NORFOLK AND PATCH- Shoes, =F weather. Sizes 1 Fancy Mixtures, Cheviots and Cassimeres;} POCKET ‘SUITS, Cheviots Cassimeres Patent Leather, button or lace style. Uppers of.fawn, gray and brown cloth; rhort, medium means they may be adjusted to also plain Blue Serge. Homespuns, Grays, Tans, Browns, Pancy and long vamp effect; Cuban and Spanish Cuban leather heels. All made with Goodyear welted fit any boy's or girl’s shoes. FREE BRASS BED to'l0 years. A tinal clean-up of oddi omen's Low Shoes. All wanted styles and leathers, Not all sizes in each style, but all sizes to 6 in the entire lot. up to 18-inch, 30c. Ada 5e for each additional size. ‘ain Floor, free when prints are ordered. Expert work; rapid service. 1—rowin Floor. 1 d BOYS’ and ) Sizes 7 to 17 years. Mixiures, Blue Serges. Sizes 7 to 18 years. soles; all sizes and widths. With Every Specially, reduced for tomor-| | 10s Rooms U Boys’ “Little Nemo” §2.50 $1.49 Purchase Mla, a UN DERWEAR ul ttl “mn : Shoes, , of $75 rareny ey eon wi teak t Hne quality of tan willow calf; Blucher style; made Get acquai our Cam- ; ] last. Goodyear welted chrome era Department. You can save enough cotton to keep garments U pa 8 full orthopedic last, wel rte leather soles. Sizes up to 2. A money by having us make | | from shrinking when washed. | [I] “ Nini eae Week your prinis. Films developed | | Vests, pants of drawers; sizes | fi Women’s Low Shoes, [775 79¢ u OPENS AN ACCOUNT CREDIT TERMS $3.00 Down on $50.00 5.00 * 75.00 7.50 “* * 100.00 10.00 “ * 150.00 15.00 “ ° * 200.00 * 25.00 300.00 APARTMENTS FURNISHED COMPLETE FROM $50 TO §500 A few of Saturday's selections from a very big list. Condensed Milk GREAT DANE BRAND- Dining Room Chairs, *1.15 Sale All Day Saturday Good-looking, substantially made chairs; box construction; wood seats. Very special at $1.15 each, for these are regularly priced at $1.75. Fresh Butter FOUNTAIN QUALITY— ious fi Our Own Baking Freeh suppiiee | from ‘At Bloomingdales’ Groceries for Labor Day BUTTER, per SLICED RAW HAM, ibe ee ttas ts 29o & 3ZC| per ib.........sceceeeee 28c CHEESE, per IMP'T’D SARDINES, Ib. 20c & 24) extra fine; large can.....- 15c¢ SWISS CHEESE, best ioe imported. per ib,.,....-. 36C| IMP'T’D BONELESS 9 _RogvieFort, aa SARDINES, large can, Ic 40c| SALMON, best, small BERRY WIDOW POUND 25¢ 2 Ihe seereee tA Pil TIMORE! tah 25e RAISIN E BREAD CAKES- Nightgowns Ww 's 50c Nightgowns—slip-over - celle Lehity byt areal 25c Women’s 60c Petticoate—Percaline or Sateen; colors and black; Sarurday Tor BisculTs— ly So a lbp OF sel, oho, SOC Fresh Fruits and 7 Se JIS I — 18¢ = Vegetables PRENC H STYLE “APPLE edad — Oak or Fumed Oak fe Grocery Specials Open Saturday Evenings U 5 CA f l N s 104 ST. L STATION AT CORNER *eookaD HAM, sliced, 34c Mon | Peet es 12c il Saturday’s Big Price Concessions in ag Th Tia 12e nit shee seahhh 12c Use u otions COOKED TONGUE, og |can..... 22c al suvhode iy wa’ rics—| a GaKES teen 25e 25¢ Lace Edge Shirt Waist | Large Allover Silk Knot- wlleeg ee C| SALMON, good, large Tapestry Brussels Rugs " |] site CARES 150 || |" Rufien- 4 ‘id Hair Neto-all col SAUSAGE, Ib. 32c & 42c/R-- (4 ones lees ‘Tbe a SALAMI SAU- " TAKHOM, BISCUITS a hy New Rugs - New Patterns NEW AGG PLANT 10c 25¢ Net Brassieres—with dress COLUMBUS AVE SAGE, per Ib... 32c & 42c| “Sunshine,” package...... 320] Choice Colorin 1) aut "fai2'si Gedone to 43: a8 oy SMOKED SALMON, BEST BREAD, all kinds, fu ice jorings NEND NEW RED ON, ||QUICK PUDDINGS—D: BET. 1o3 & 104 ST eee eereecorceceves BAG ledtcts ccs tisaintacanecs 4c fl Only 300 Rugs in Room Sizes : ‘Treah’ killed; IONS 23¢ Lari tom 1apigea, ebos: t = at Baremant . fone tends 21¢ |] yew YetLow ToRMies h 1 li ‘At Bloomingdales’ $9.75 Seamed Rugs—size 9x12; at LAMB == iega of fancy S-quart 19¢ Cc 00 upp. 1es - $12.75 Seamed Rugs—size 9x12; city-dreaseds 1] poe isc anie’ Cap AN “Tost n@ Found’ artic! M a “ ue Meat Department Specials fe “Loss and 3% Legs of Spring Lamb, 18!4c. Boneless Bacon, 16}¢c $14.50 Seamed Rugs—-size 9x12, at.. $17.50 Seamless Rugs—size 9x12 For Ambitious Boys and Girls Crayons—nine colors to box; at. School Pen Points-—dozen. . BAGE—large de f $19.50 Seamlons Rugs—-size 0x12; Prime Rib Roast, 12)4c |, Boneless Smoked Shoulders, £0 fleamisan Bute—6.3710.6 ; White Chalk—7 sticks to’ box Leys of Canada Lamb, 12)sc| Special at Benen Gite o cio ine OLIVES “Cajon trend, | | Sutt Cover Composition Hooks -at Fresh Jersey Hams, 16!¢ Dry Picked Roasting Chickens, Sesmices Ruge—size 7.6x9 ronan ey ie Flashlight Lead Peneils—dozen Fresh Fricassee Chicken, 16) 4c| Special at 22c. Seamless Rugs —-size 7.6x9 ‘ Sti’ stne = **,..., 29€ | | Plexible Cover Looseleaf Note Books. asement tel: Cal! 4000 Bekman, New York, oF Brooklyn Office, 4100 Matin, ~ #RANGFER to BLOOMINGDALES iri 78 wrist,