The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1916, Page 10

a a vowea ee GARDNER NOT TO TESTIFY. Neither former Gardner nor George I. Deck dete before County Judes May of Brooklyn | on @ charge of having conspired to de- | E, Haslett out of hts . Will take the witness | “GET THE HABIT.” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. ET THE HABIT. Rs. E GO TO BRILL BROTH v y Ale! UR @ They will other shop in New York. © You will find the prices on these LESS than is American walnut Carr’s Melton Overcoats Of Genuine XXX Melton $4] (te The ov of all lined Skin- finely finest fabrics, with and very vat throughout ner’s satin tailored —a derful bargain MENS mally won AND OVERCOATS Values Up to $12.50 Broken Lots and Odds and En Young Men and Youths, Collec r@” On Sale at Union Square SHIRTS WORTH UP TO $2.00 len closed the day, kL would hy the pre reauited cost him $6 in court. iii TALL * 9 si DISPLAY new designs, are made exclusively for us. furniture elsewhere. William and Mary Dining See this Suite to Judge the calue from Our Other Stores and Maced Plain and Plaited Front Shirts, with soft or stiff cuffs, in madras, percales und silk striped madras. aN caso prosecutton's Jord: attorney h Jorda\ ter. | n¢ take nm and would not sland themselves of offer any evi- | dence tn ther own behalf, Both vides will sum up to-day, ————— PROUIBITION NOT. nit A Bridgeport teetotalier poured DAY. Makey over a cut finger. What Furlong, will be 9 piled in a scrapbook trated cour: NOW consists of comprising suites that charte M tion an will not be shown by any dl sho will answer the questions readers following the course. asked for commonplace TT oT oT oe ene $185 Worn when the utmost is demanded in Style and Quality. 10 pieces 178-160 Fifth Ave, NEW YORK caKA00 Agencies in all Principal Citles you ever saw. It’s a ride AND SUITS FOR MEN Values $ Up to AT $18.00 e Form-fitting Overcoats, Box Coats, long, short and medium length Coats; Scotch Mixtures, Overplaids, Heather Mixtures, Browns, Plain Blacks and Oxfords. IN SUITS Green Stripes, Black } Brown Club Checks. #15.00, 818,00 AND $20.00 FULL Blue Pencil Stripes, Overplaids, ‘Tartan Plaids, neil Stri ‘heviots, AND LA LI ‘OATS--REMARKABLE BARGAINS SUITS 6.00 Values Up to $5.00 at of Suits and Overcoats for Men, Our Big w) PULLY LOW PRICE—82.50. Store Only OBESITY REDUCTION CHARTS A series of Iiuetrated eharte Presenting exerolees for the redue- tion of obesity will be published in The Evening World for ite women readers, beginning NEXT MON- These charts, prepared by Mies 161 Broadway PRILADELPRIA BOYS AND OVERCOATS All broken lots of Suits worth 84.00 and 65,00, and Overcoats worth 84.00 and 85.00, in five big BARGAIN LOT On Sale at All Except 49th Street and 42d Street ranged that they may be pinned to the wall for convenient inspection while the exercises are being per- formed, and oan afterward be com- an illus in obesity reduction. On the days alternating between Furlong will write ar- ticles deaiing with obesity reduc- conduct @ corre- |] apondence column through which of tions aa briefly as possible. By Pauline Furlong. ‘Tho last two lessons in our oping series will be devoted | Proving the contour of the These ex these d Many women wo show any ‘| youth were it not for the muscles, and 4f the exercis f) ging Jaws will never appear. Get aboard the “Brill Bargain Car,” speed for the nearest Brill Store and buy some- thing, either for this season’s wear or next season's, from some of the Biggest Bargains in Clothes for men, young men and boys that that will give genuine joy to any man, young man or boy. Final Clean-Up Prices OVERCOAT Overcoats and Suits Worth up to $20.00 $1 285 Suits and Overcoats | | of and splendid quality and make—reduced to $12.65. SUITS ‘200 8 AT THIS WONDER. Brill Stores Wonderful Bargains in Fine Furnishings for Men At 25c NECKWEAR WORTH 50c Fine 50¢ quality open-end At 85c markable assortment of patterns and designs. silk Four-in-Hands, in a re- 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers Street Union Square, 14th St., near Broadway 47 Cortlandt St. 125th Street, Corner Third Avenue—Open Tomorrow And Our New Store in Brooklyn, ON FLATBUSH AVE. AT FULTON ST. “GET THE HABIT.” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS, near Greenwich St. Until 10 UNION SQUARE AND BROOKLYN STORES OPEN TO-MORROW NIGHT “GET THE HABIT, throat and obin. are very essential to the thin wom- fan, especially in popular open necked gowns. slender signs of departing : marks of the sagging chin and jaw ‘taken in youth, when the muscles ‘aro elastic, the double chin and sag- ‘ER mi ce LESSON NO. 23—Devetoping Throat, Neck and Chin. | Back numbers of these lessons may de odtained by sending a f-cent stomp | or « to Mies Furlong for each lesson desired, but readers are e@vieed to order The | Evening World regularly of their newsdealers (or by eudscription), ae the eupply of back numbers te not inezhauetidie, Readers ara invited to correspond with Mise Furlong, who will reply) | through the cotumne of The Evening World. She will not print correspon | dente’ full names. Letters must not exceed 250 words in length. tate ques |) devel- to im- neck, ercises of the uld not other | telltale os ATO How: | AHL Le | slowly throw it back until the back THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROH 3, 1916. | Diet and Exercise Course For Women to Improve Figure and Gain Weight | ever, it is never too late to start! them and build up the woak, droop- tng muscles to support the skin and Bive the face a youthful and pleasant @ppearance. TO-DAY'S EXERCISE: Take your position flat on the floor and place @ pillow under the shoulder blades, Now bring the head forward until the chin rests on the chest and then of the head touches the floor, Of course, the pillow at the shoulder blades makes the exercise much more strenuous, and if it tires you makes you the least bit dizzy, the movement only After You are more practised you shoul! do this exercise at least twenty. ti times each day, TO-DAY'S MENUS. Breakfest -- Siiced bananas and cream, oocoa and whole wheat bread. Tancheon Oyster soup, fruit Dinner -- Broiled or baked a mashed potatoes, spaghetti and fa cheese, romaine salad with sliced |B Spanish onions, @ or repeat ten times fish, | @ Certain lines appear on the face and neck @s we adv7nce in years and the double chin and | nes on the neck, together with fine crow’s feet around the eyes, are usually the very first. Any and all of thege may be avoid- ed and prevented from appearing un- til very old age if we tut take them « LIV |simple rules. in time and persistently follow a few | Only through exercises and friction (massage) can we hope to prevent or remove the first telltale signe of ad- Vancing age. The muscles of the throat, so closely affiliated with those of the fa chin and jaws, respond to exercises in @ remarkably short | | AHLOUE THU OL OD ‘Sw dD. «LIA Vi AL time, and upon these muscles the wholo contour of the lower face and | throat depend, | If the large muscle of the throat and the smaller ones surrounding {t d regularly they will | 1 and ‘Thos not lose rates and muse! nd throat which | hav n shrinking for twenty years, Bear in mind that the results are al solutely sure and certain and you will not find the exercises tiresome or boresome. Massage the chin with the palms of | the hands always upward and in hard, firm strokes. Wear the rubber chin | strap to support the sagging muscles and prevent mouth breathing, which also causes the muscles of the face CHARTER PATPAesHWIeT orrow I shall give you another for the thre and chin and tell you how to and re- move the lines around the eyes, nose and mouth, Letters From Readers. FATTENING FOODS-—MISS M M. asks: “I am five feet tall and weigh 165 pounds ut should igh? You spoke of eating gree} Yes; should T cook them w or with meat, auch as king fish, sh ith salt and Can 1 t prunes and apt | ‘As I suffer with constipation, should I drink water before meals or after? When should [ take the vichy and kissingen, before or after meals? Can eit PREBLE TeVOse boil it per? AFIER La Grippe” HEAVY ‘COLD you need Bulliing Up GET THE GEnui Tae PORT UWINE Combined with GLIVE OIL ‘SUAHLOUA THU OL OD RIV and in @ week or two, note the im- provement. Ask your di taste of oil. At your dealer’ Take no subs WT, DEWEY & SONS co. Mokers of Pure Grape Jutee for o ‘century eiaiia Phone M1. 138 Fulton St, 61 Nassau St,,m, live You Looking fora Good Boarding House? Take a glance through the “Boarders Wante: advertisements that will appear_in next Sun- day's World. There wil I drink tea or coffeo once @ day? Are carrots, bread fattening? breathing exercises by the open win- You should weigh 106 pounds, You | rT l@ HEALTH AND DEVELOPING AID8 | {) | turnips turnips, rye and graham Can I take the | breathi street, “THE NOME OF T 59th to 60th Street Lex.to3d AV. Puzo’ and and rye bread, graham but no butter with them. Take the ing exercises by an open win- dow and also when walking in the Practice trunk raising. may cat all n vegetables; do] REDUCING THIGHS—F. 1. asks not eat any fried foods or anything | “What will reduce the thkehs and cooked with grease. You may eat all| muscles of my feet? Lam 5 fect 6 ments except pork, and oooked any| inches tall and weigh 151 pounds. style but fr All poultry and fieh | What ts the right weight? and ehell fist tx allowed tn th ol Squatting and leg circling will re Prunes and apples may duce large thighs and make the loins Take the vichy and kis slender and graceful. You should a halt h weigh 141 pounds dos alternate with them isomt an We mame. ¢ MRS. IDA L. C.—Tiense write mo as much water during the day and} Which numbers you wish. 1 received | before retiring as you desire, but do| the 5 cent not take it with meals, Take the jutco of half a lemon, squeezed tn a WARTS~1. L. write | have | Slaes of hot water, each day a half}many warts on my bands. Mlease tell |hour before breakfast. You muy |ino what will remove t drink tea and coffee without migar] Tie a piece of sterilized white am, Ye i may eat ca Ing ailk y t Teo a OI LI IIS TT Na a ALL CARS TRANSFER TO RUTHY 53 16.50 v Spring Dresses Newand C $10.75, $14.75, $16.50, $19.75 Up Sizes for Women and Misses In the first place, this is not the announcement of a sale. special purchase. At Bloomingdates’. v But it is an invitation to you to come and see our “regular” goods offered at “regular’’ prices in a “regular’’ way of doing business. Look, if you will, at the variety of styles and colors. these dresses. Pay particular attention to the workmanship and satisfy yourself as to the style. After all of these important matters have been determined to your entire satisfaction, you will be pleasantly surprised at the moderation of price. The greater portion of these dresses are faithful copies of Paris models, and there are over 35 styles from which to choose right now. At $10.75 French serges, in several chic styles, in av colors and # full size range. Silk toffetas, late models, with the newest st in good quality silk, light or dark cclors. At $14.75 priced dresses, in taffeta, ch jn a wide color range. rmeuse or crepe Our own copies, reproduced from some of our higher Sizes for misses or women. ariety of | | yle skirts, | all sizes. | Dresses of Geor de chine, | chine. charmeuse, At Bloomingdales Mrs. middy quarte: makin, dales’ made. dies reverse. New style pocket and belt. sleeves, very special at 85c. Secon? Floor ter, and came to Bloomi Middy blouse with reversible collar, red on one side, blue on the other, suitable for sport or school wear, 98c, A gymnasium middy of plain white material, sailor collar trimmed with braid; lace front; wide fold at bottom. Second Floor. Middy Blouse Headquarters . ~~ knows more about blouses NOW than she did before coming to “‘head- rs." Mrs. —— intended g a middy for her daugh- for an idea of “how it's Imagine her surprise when she found that prettier mid- ready-made could be bought for less than it would cost had she made the middy herself. The blouse illustrated is of military drill, with detachable striped collar, red and white on one side, blue and white on the Sizes 6 to 20 years, 98c, Long —<———$— $$ At Bloomingitates’ $3.98, $4.98, Styles are prettier Our assortment embra shades between these As usual, Bloomingda’ most moderate. “Promenade’’ Pumps, $3.50 Cleverly designed pumps which are at tractive with or without spats. A tiny tongue in the front gives the pump a slender ap- pearance; or, the “Colonial” effect may be produced by attaching a large buckle. White calf, navy blue kid, black glace kid or bronze “Nature Shape” Shoes designed to “allow the feet to develop normall, ing, no cramping of the toes, Future foot tr troducin, Newest Spring Footwear smooth leather now appears in many new shades. gray to bronze and black, with a multitude of Boys’ sizes, $1.98 to $2.98, Girls’ sizes, $1.69 to $3.98 “Nature Shape’ shoes have a apecial mission to perform. They were the child's feet to “Nature Shape"’ shoes, $5.98, $7.50 than ever. The soft, ces snow white or pearl two extremes. les’ prices are ie kid, at $3.80. for Children ly. No crowding, no pinch- ‘oublea may be avoidea by in- Styles are pleasing, the rough usage the growing | 7 | It's wholesome, nutritious, easity harmingEffects Examine carefully the materials in At $16.50 Very smart dress, smocked (illustrated); crepe de chine or crepe de meteor, in a wide color range and in This model features the new cascade skirt, one of the prettiest effects of the new season, | At $19.75 | tion of styles and materials. ly, ‘This will cut off the blood and nourishment to them end will soon dry up and fall off. | an chases the doctor away an honest hope-to-dic fact. expert will tell you that good, old fashioned, every day kraut is one of KRAUT qT h Any food the best friends a man’s stomach has, digested (in fact it's been known t cure indigestion) —and it’s mighty good right now. At Iloo Shamrocks Free With each purchase in any department of the store on Saturday, we will present a pot of growing shamrocks free. Present saleschecks in our greenhouses on the roof. On the Roof iigdates 10.75 Neither is it a wette crepe, crepe meteor, crepe +e in the latest colors and @ good selec- Sizes for misses or women, ‘At Bloomingdales! Fancy Turkeys, lb.25c¢ Hen and Tom Turkeys. Dry Picked Roasting Chickens, 22 Ic. Fresh R_asting Fowls, 22c. Smal! Roasting Chickens, 18c, Legs of Spring Lamb, 22c. Prime Roast Beef, 1434c. Legs of Canada Lamb, 14}4c. Swift's Boneless Bacon, 14}. Loins of Small Jersey Pork, 16}4c. Rumps of Sugar Cured Corned Beef, 1644c. Basement, -At Bloomingda! Plants at 10c In our greenhouses on the roof we offer hyacinthe and primrose plants, flowering and buds, at 10c, No mail, phone or C. O. D, orders accepted for the above. In the cut flower department on the main floor we carry @ large stock of fresh flowers at reasonable prices. Main Floor & Roof. [At Bloomingdates’ “Rollfast’’ Skates, 95c plated. Half clamp ‘as illus trated, Fourth Floor At Bloomingdates’ Men’s Shoes Special, $3.00 tinal Dull or patent leather, lace or button models; splendialy made over English lasts. We have received word that the manufacturer has been com- pelled to advance hie prices on these goods, so that when the present limited stock of them {ts exhausted we will have to charge more for these shoes. J" in- Other new Spring mo . hip ie thorough to withstand clude tan, bleck or patent be enough to satis- Pe vetenrtcer nae gnaas shoes at $4.00 to $5.50. fy the most exacting et ed ad lle Po Pioor Becond Floor phat and fastidious. |oomeeoemmmmEes + ShtF ino BLOOMINGDALES’ (tit 73 fo".te, wsaumeaee, \ i \