The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1916, Page 13

ere a . ingdates Venetian String | Orchestra ALL CARS TRANSFER TO -“THE HOME OF TRUTH" 59th to 60th Street THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL Lex.to3d AV, bte3s08 $15 Suits and Te “worth? $17, $20 or $25, only topcoat. Second Floor. ‘At Bloomingdales Men’s Otis Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 35c They are of ‘Otis’ make of fine combed Egyptian cotton. The shirts have finished cuffs; the drawers have double gussets and suspender straps at the back. Sizes in Shirts, 34 to 50. Sizes in Drawers, 30 to 46. Lisle Thread Union Suits, 69c of fine bleached one-by-one ribbed lisle thread, medium weight, knee-length, athletic style. In all sizes. Main Floor. 1 Bloomingdales Boys’ Suits and Reefers, $3.95 They substantially made, carefully sewn with av of meeting the demands of young- sters who have less thought for the care of their clothes than they do for the fun they are having. One or two pants suits of fancy cheviots, cut hon late styles, patch pocket models, sizes 7 tc 7Tf We years. Be of serges, fancy cheviots, in late models. s'Binior Suits, sizes 3 to 8 years, made Boys’ Reefer Coats, sizes 2!) to 8 years, of Serges, fancy cheviots, new models Second Floo ‘At Bloomingdales A Pretty Coat, $4.98 Many styles to choose from, of serge, gabar- dine, shephesd checks or p n in newest col- ors. Belted, Empire or st styles neatly lined and tailored. Collars and cuffs of lin- \ RY gerie or pique. Sizes 2 to 6 years. ) Hats, 98c to $4.98 Straw hats, trimmed with flowers and ribbon. lingerie hats, trimmed with lace and ribbon, Long Coats, $2.98 to $10.98 Silk, poplin or cashmere ;capes are hand-embroidered; lined with china silk. Sizes for newly arrived babies. Lingerie Dresses, $1.98 to $4.98 Modern French or Empire styles with ruffled skirt edged with fine lace and ribbon beading. Sizes 2 to 6 years. On Sale in the Enlarged Infants’ Dept. Second Floor, Lew. Ave. Side Also At Bloomingdales’ Century Progressive Sewing * Machine Club | World’sRotaryMachines, $37.60 '| First Payment of 25c Secures Delivery This special sale, which is now taking place, ,has been devised in order for you to secure what we con- sider The Finest Sewing Machine in the Country Upon Easy Terms Six models have been provided for this sale, priced $37.60, $39.20, $44.10, $49.20, which are offered to you cording to the following schedule: The model illustrated is priced at $37.60. Come to-morrow and enroll your name as a club member, make the first payment of 25c, and have this handsome machine delivered to your home. It is sold to you with an absolute guarantee as broad as the mantle of charity is what you will earn if you make any one final payment in 10c advance. Save Three Dollars and Sixty Cents by making all advance payments. 1 51 awk. | Bdwh, | Mthwh, | Btw, | Oth we i|| BiMenr 25e | 25 | 25c | “25¢ | "soe | “soc | ti bib wi, | 9th wie” | Jorn wR | Tim we | Tata we | We we | GV we | 50c | 50c | 75c | 75e | 75ce | 75c¢ | $1.00) $1.00 11 | itu wit dor was | ru wk | Torre”! 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We Made Comparisons Before We Made These Assertions Suppose that you make comparisons before you make a decision. Compare the clothes, the styles, the fabrics, the tailoring, the trim- mings; then compare the stories told you about the garments. Re fair with yourself and we will sell you your new Spring suit and ‘At Bloomingdales’: Given Free! 6 Gladioli Bulbs Residents on Long Island will receive free 6 Gladioli Bulbs by registering name and address in our Greenhouses. Bulbs will be delivered at residence. Lo on the Roof. At Bloomingdales’ Newest Maline Ruffs, 98c to $2.98 Many styles in plain or cape ef- fects; also new taffeta capes; some having maline ruching, or all-taf- feta, in leading shades. Boudoir Caps, 48c About 200 styles in lace and crepe de chine combined. Les Main Floor [At Bloomingdales” Men’s Fibre Silk Socks, Pair, 17c 6 Pairs for $1.00 Seconds of grades which sell at much higher prices if perfect. The imperfections are hardly noticeable. High spliced heels and double soles. Black, white, tan, gray, cham- pagne or navy blue. Pure Silk Socks, 35c 3 Pairs for $1.00 Several styles, including vertical stripes, in various colors. Silk clocks on side, variety of colors, Black ground with white stripes. Reinforced heels and toes. Sizes 944 to 1144. Main Floor ‘At Bloomingdal: Wd J Correct Glasses, $1.35 You will quickly get the correct eye-glasses for reading or sewing or for constant wear by visiting our Optical Department. Our optometrists examine your eyes and advise you free of charge. The glesses will have gold-filled frames or nose-pieces, as you pre- fer, $1.35. ‘atm Floor. [At Bicommnestcter———} A uction Sale of Growing Plants, Shrubs & Bulbs In our Greenhouses-on-the-Roof every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- day and Friday during April and May, 2 to 5.30 p. m. To dispose of the vast quantities of plants, shrubs and bulbs Holland is sending to America we are holding this auction sale, Everything being sold at bargain prices. In Greenhouses-on- Roof We Offer Holland and American Growing Rose Bushes, including pink and crimson rambler, each 5c and 10c, Azalea Mollis, 49¢. Rhododendrons, 69¢ and 89c. Magnolias, $1.29 and $1.89. Peach Trees, 49¢. Gladioli, leading varieties, 3 doz for 25¢. Cherry and Quince Trees, 89¢. California Privet, each 3c; per 100, $2.75. Rose Trees, 69¢. Hydrangeas, wergeilas, lilacs and about 50 other flowering shrubs, 3 to 4 feet high, each, 49c. Plum, Pear, Apple Trees, 69c. Dahlia Clumps, leading varieties, 12 for 69c, Holland and American Growing 8, Bulbs, Fruit Trees, Flow , Vegetable and Grass Seeds at interesting prices, Prepaid mail, telephone or charge orders filled. In Cut Flower Shops, ALL CARS RANSFER TO Main Floor which are illustrated, in brown, navy, old rose, gray, Joffre blue, French blue and Russian green. Praeger TTT TIA Chamois Lisle Gloves, 48c, -69c C. B. ala Spirite Corsets full length, At Bloomingdales \ | | . Easter Millinery Supreme Values Milan Hemp Untrimmed Hats, $1.00 Fifteen shapes, sailors, tricorne or quadricorne, four o Large Rough Milan Sailors, $1.95 Fine grade, flat brim sailors, in black, navy, brown or old rose Hats of rough Milan have been very popular this season because of their light weight and splendid wearing qualities. The braid used in this lot is exceptionally narrow, adding to their value Two Remarkable Flower Values 1,700 clusters of American Beauty roses, silk and linen combinations, American beauty shades, 29c. 876 clusters of silk American Beauty buds, three in cluster, 15¢. Two bunches, 25c. Hats trimmed without charge when trimmings and hate are bought at our millinery counters. ‘ain Floor. "At Bloomingdaler Chamois lisle gloves are probably the scarcest article in the glove market to-day end in the last two years they have doubled in price. Even at that it is almost impossible to obtain them. We have just received a ship ment of several hundred dozen of these gloves, a delayed back order placed two years ago. They come to us at the old price, making it possible for us to present one of the rea! bargains of the season. ‘Women's imported medium weight, two clasp washable chamois lisle gloves, in white or gray, in assorted corded backs; ull sizes; pair, 48c. Women's Duplex washable chamois lisle gloves, two clasp, in gray or white, assorted corded backs, pair 69¢. lain Floor se) t | “A Model for Every Woman” $1.00 to $5.00 Discriminating women who want comfort, plus style, usually ask for C. B. Corsets. These celebrated corsets have a reputation of nearly half a century for style superiority. Yet each season the models are absolutely correct. See the very newest C. B. Corsets in our de- partment to-day. Salespersons who understand corsets and the proper model for each figure will aid you in selecting the type to suit your requirements. Second Floor. | | ' 1 “At Bloomingdales’ Trade Sale of | Notions Dressmaking Supplies and | | Small Wares All This Week. | | We quote but a limited number of items. of values also on sale. At Bloomingdales’ For Home Comfort These House Dresses Made of fancy striped gingham or plain chambray, with yoke ef- ; some with tumed collar and skirts are full; pearl buttons: 63e 10 styles in gingham checks or stripes or chambray, in pretty Spring colors, pique collar, with embroidered edge, or with vestee, collar and cuffs of self material; flare skirt with deep hem all sizes, $1.39 Crepe Kimonos With full shirred yoke, back and front; Persian border; trimmed down’ front; collar and cuffs to match; in lavender, pink, light blue, rose, Copenhagen or red; all sizes, 79¢ Dozens others — equally good | | A printed list containing all of the items may be had on application in the Notion Dept., or mailed on request. Main Floor Second Floor, At Bloomingdale’ eR | A Special Sale of — Pmvitiier Pu ade Jellies nade of Pure Fruit and Sumer Only. | | Largo tambl don, BHey ean. .2 40 THe Peaches, dozen, ®1.06; can... .+ Apricots, dozen, BLA: can. ees 170 17° Anger’s Spaghetti or Macaroni tories; Ib. ‘ D Bde. abe s Bngiisn 4 1 ° Cut Loat Sugar, th, ..) Peas + tiny weet; dozen. wine Norway Mackerel Amal! fishy Gelb, kit, @er 10. Miscellaneous Nut Mente, 1b Hungarl port ‘Tokay é& Wes Sealine Nuts in Shell Nate, It tb moderately | "Dried Fruits, Nuts, Nut Meate, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Packed |' Fspecially for Passover Use. Nut Meate ry French Walaut Meat Girls in Dutch costume and Jap anese in native dress to serve you. Main Floor and Roof. a] BLOOMINGDALES ' "VE 1030 'A0e" 13, Keramic Group Shows Fictiles Now 1 xt rf t the An fuseum of ' Natural History A t \ ‘ Street and Central Park West, until) a y yellow AY 19, from 9 A. M. 6 P.M, daily w qu f s The present showtr ‘ Ape, the | We ' bias ° non TrieeaatTa sl irahe Pw! Gul | | Friction Kills Motte ete eo iven shot t The Dodo bird Bearings and Gears this city olety t ) Satsuma or nem, Hiltons. | we is highly effective In the eae pension eee 1 satiow | Nina Hatfold's crackel ware tx ox- | GRAPHITE anin-*'Geb b Ben Teonlg! "se a al. |Ceptionally well done as to technique. | rected A flower and fish bowl In this ware, Automobile with an oval edge, is particularly | LUBRI S noteworthy, RG PHILS Get a Box To-Night, 10¢, 25¢ the Box | 1916. Paimedo, Alice At the Museum If you want to draw fric- he members of the Keramte #o are represented by their etar| tion's teeth, stop when and each exhibitor has been | § you see the Dixon sign individual t on wht and get the Dixon lubri- cant your car needs. Ash your dealer for the Dixon Lubricating Chart JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. Jersey City, N. J. Drord Cornelia P. Nelson has a Established 1827 crackel yther exhibitors are Sarah A. Drocgert Mae Estelle Fr Josephine Allee Dalli- . Martha ALBODON THE IDEAL DENTAL CREAM Why Not the Best for Your Teeth Since the Best Costs No More ? What are the advantages of ALBODON over other articles for the teeth? Dentifrices in boxes and jars are notoriously unsanitary. Liquid dentifrices are impracticable for use on the toothbrush. Powders are inconvenient, mussy and wasteful. PASTES in tubes are mostly powder and water, with a muci- laginous article for a ‘binder. They are doughy, gritty, and usually artificially colored. ‘They melt or harden, so manufacturers inclose a key like a sardine-can opener. ALBODON has a wonderful, unalterable consistency—it is a CREAM, not a paste. It ws smooth and velvety and without a trace of grit. It does not separate, discolor, melt or harden under cream-white and without artificial coloring. It does not contain peroxide, carbolic acid or chlor- ate of potash, It has an individual ‘‘smack”’ —a likable taste that leaves the varying climatic conditions. It mouth cool and fresh. It is an presses easily from the tube. \t is ideal, safe dentifrice for children. Your dentist and druggist know the formula of ALBODON and can enlighten you on its important features. Your dentist would like to see you use it because it has the highest percentage of cleansing and polishing properties of any dentifrice on the market, and because it is antiseptically safe; your druggist, because of its uniform consistency —he will make a satisfied customer, ALBODON costs more to prepare than any oth the market, yet it sells at the usual price. dentifrice on The tube is liberal. It is more economical than other preparations, as /ess of it is required for each cleansing. Buy Albodon—You Will Not Be Disappointed Price 26 cents at all drug stores and wherever toilet articles are sold Free Samples for Doubters Our best advertisement is the free sample, We are glad to send it toanyone looking for a dentifrice better than the one now being used, If you have the slightest doubt and do not want to risk 25 cents fora regular-size tube of ALBODON, let us send you a free sample. Send your name and address in any way most convenient to yourself, or cut out this coupon and mail it to us. THE ALBODON COMPANY 154 West 18th St., Dept. p. New York City. Kindly send me a free sample tube of ALBODON, the Ideal Dental Cream My name is_ My address is____ My druggist’s name is.