The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1916, Page 6

there is euthiog 0 refreshing as i cold, delicious in, it Is like proverbial, Ambrosia. ixed as a Cockeall i kos th ost thirst-sat < ge, Highball, it make: the mort ist styin GARRETT & CO NN Pionsor American Wine Growers—Est. 1838 N Va N.Y. Off \N jortalk, Va, ce. ER eet Cae wee Longacre Bide, “Bryant Swe ENO HAD NO USE tempt for Nicholas Murray Butler.” | Eno spoke harshly to Antonio Del- phino, a South American friend, who was visiting him, saying once at a din- ner party that Mr. Delphino ought not | === to eat too much or drink wine, adding that South Americans were “no good.” bia Untversity three years ago,” sald THE EVENING WORLD, |ROOSEVELT GETS CHEERS IN WASHINGTON COURT Testifies Riggs Bank Head Is Man of Highest Integrity, Though a Political Opponent. WASHINGTON, May 23.—"Abs0- lutely the highest mag in Washington from the standpoint of integrity and general knowledge,” was Col. Roose- velt's characterization of C. C. Glover, FORCOLEGE BOYS SAYS OR. WL Expressed Dislike of Columbia and Contempt for Its Presi- ae ts f the latter's behalf. dent, He Testifies. the Riggs Bank, Is being tried on a re gncco! inane 4 charge of Derjury. The Colonel strode into the court- room before either Judge or jury had arrived. When he greeted Glover, Amos F, Eno, whose bequest of be- tween $5,000,000 and $7,000,000 to Co- lumbla University is being contested by the Pinchots and other heirs, did not believe In a college education and once declared all college bred young men were either “bums or loafers.” Buch was the gist of testimony given before Surrogate John P. Cohalan to- day by Dr. Robert N. Wylie, who was @ personal friend and attendant of Mr. Eno during the last few years of the; multt-millionaire's life. | “{ talked to Mr. Eno about Colum- ! cheering began that was not silenced until Justice Siddons entered Dr. Wylie. “He said he didn't like Columbia or Barnard and had eon-; Dr. Wylie said that at Saratoga Mr. TAKEABULLET A Sale of Couch Pillows, Dresser Scarfs, Etc. to be held to-morrow in the Fancy Needle- work Department (Fourth Floor) will offer desirable articles for the home at very low prices. Couch Pillows covered with pretty cretonnes 65c. Dresser Scarfs of lawn, edged with lace, at 65c., $1.50, 1.90 & 2.50 Fancy Reed Baskets in artistic colorings, 50c., 75c., $1.00 to 2.00 ° . . A Special Selection of Toilet Articles will be placed on sale to-morrow at less than the regular prices. It will consist of Boar-bristle Hair Brushes, 95c. & $1.25 » Hair Brushes of hand-drawn bristles, 65c. Nail and Tooth Brushes . . each 15c. PullmanAprons . . . . . 95 Sponges ( oe 8 Se ee Tourist Cases co 4 oe “a AS: Whisk Brooms . 8 ee oh ee Perfumes, Bath Salts, Soaps, Complexion Specialties and every dressing-room requisite may be obtained in the Toilet Goods Depart- ment. ——————————SSS—_——————————— Beach Hats and Parasols made of a new rubberized silk which comes in a variety of smart, becoming colors, are an interesting and attractive feature of the early Summer display on the First Floor. They will add a piquant finish 1o the costume for beach, boardwalk or country wear. “Pera” Pearls Possessing a lustre and beauty rarely seen in artificially constructed pearls, are specially featured in the Novelty Jewelry Department. Fifth Avenue GB. Altman & Co. An Important Offering of Leather Travel Goods will anticipate to-morrow the opening of the Summer tourist season. Exceptional values will be obtainable at the prices quoted. Suit Cases (24, 26 and 28 inches) of black enamel duck, with tray and leather straps, at $4.90 Week-end Cases (24, 26 and 28 inches) of black enamel duck, with tray and shoe pockets $5.85 Traveling Bags (16, 17 and 18 inches) of black or dark russet cowhide, leather- lined $4.85 Of black walrus-grain leather, leather-lined; hand-sewn frame and corners $7.75 Traveling Bags (14, 15 and 16 inches) of black calfskin, lined with colored moire, ° . e . . . . ° at Gees oe) oat ie $7.75 Motor Luncheon Cases of black enamel duck, with tray: With service forfour persons . : $7.25 With service forsixpersons . . 8.75 Women’s Hat Boxes (18x 18x12) of black enamel duck, with two hat forms and pockets, at $3.75 ° . . . . . . Also Women’s Hand Bags of genuine pin morocco in black and colors; with mirror and inner frame pocket $2.50 Women's Envelope Bags, with mirror and two inner frame pockets: Of black vachette combined with colored pin morocco $2.50 Of black vachette or colored suede; or of pin seal in black and colors $2.90 ———————— Safe Storage in the establishment for Furs, Rugs and Draperies A Sale of Men’s Furnishings, now in progress, will be continued to-morrow (Wednesday) -Madieon Avenw, New York on the witness stand here to-day in) fi Glover, head of, ! tentions of writing in the name of Col. Roosevelt. President Wilson was un- opposed on the Democratic ticket. er to 6 either for Wilson or Taft— knew ho was against me," sald Col, Roosevelt while testifying and tha crowd Inughed. Roosevelt also gave a high character of W. J. Flather and Henry H. Viather, co-defendants. en Boy's Body Recovered trom River. The body of John Dandrea, nine yeare old, of No. 101 York Street, who was drowned when he fell from the pd at the foot of Washington Street, AISTORY OF FAT REDUCTION Hore ia a bit of history published for the benefit of the overfat. For many years there has been published in the daily press throughout the country « home: prepared Foie, Lp overtAtnese—the now | famous fiarmola, Prescription of an eminent phy- ¢lotan, No doubt you have seen it, noticed it casually and decided that when you had rooklyn, piaterday afternoon, was|the time you would try for yourself the fecowered thls froraing by Patrolman | Meri of ed this hermicc’ renin te o 0 Policeme cessfully used this harmless” remedy to Brassel 0: arbor A. Policemen had and benefit to health, their everiasting Jo; The pame great pi nis been gra pling for it all night, little Fetlow. ha aying with d been playing with some companions when he stumbled at the atring plese of tho pier and n. ysician has condensed famous Prescription inte convenient tablet form, so that you have only to take after meals and at bed time a remarkably Dleasnnt little tablet containing all the ef- fective, pure, harmless ingredients of the pound-a-day re- ‘our normal self comes without dieting. wrif-denial or exercige, and leaven no wrinkles or flabbiness. Marmola Pre — a South Dakota for Cammins, ST. PAUL, Minn., May 23.—Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa, was un- acription Tablets are cold by all dru jt opposed on the Republican Presidental | & stpaid by the Marmola Go. eas: ballot in the South Dakota prima.y to- % ward Av., Detroit, Mich. The Se for & large case: vt. day, but many voters declared their in- Pf ALL CARS “THE HOME OF TRUTH", 59th to 60th Street ‘At Bloomingdales” Bulbs and Shrubs Combination for 50c At this special price we offer the following: 1 Dos. Gladioli, 2 Dahlia Cac- tus, 3 Summer Flowering Hya- cinths, 3 Elephant Ear Bulbs, 6 Lily Bulbs, 3 Canna Bulbs, 2 Chinese Peonies, 2 Crimson Ramblers and 2 Dorothy Per- kins Rambler Rose Bushes. Greenhouses-on-the-Roof, Lex.to3dAv. Futss09 At Bloomingdales’ A Combination of Fruit Trees for 89c For clearance purposes we shall dispose of a large quantity of fruit trees grouped as follows: 6 apple trees, representing 2 each of Baldwin, Spitsenderg and Green- nj peach trees, representing 2 each of Crawford, Bibderta and Crosby, 12 Trees for 89c Prepaid mail orders and phone orders from charge account cus- tomers accepted, Greenhouses-on-the-Roof, Auction Sales of Growing Plants, Shrubs and Bulbs Every Day Between 2 & 5.30 P. M. ‘The enormous quantities of merchandise arriving daily make it necessary that we hold these auction sales daily. These sales are con- ducted by a licensed auctioneer, who accepts your own bids for any of the above-mentioned merchandise. We Also Offer in the Greenhouses 100,000 Shrubs, 2 to 3 years old and bushy. The following varie- ties: Aralia, coluthea, cornus siberica, deutzia gracilis, prunus pissardii, symphoricarpus tamariz africa, 3 to 4 feet high; also spirea lemoine, elder golden and cut leaf, English filbert, forsyt! ica, hardy spirea, syringa, weigelia, each, 100,000 Holland and American Rose Bushes, 2 to 3 years old, in- cluding red crimson, Dorothy Perkins rambler, Block Prince, weichei- blau, baby rambler, marmet, Chas. Margottin, Dawson, Francis Jewet, magna charta, John Keynes, M. P. Wilder, multiford Japonica, pom pom, pink rambler, Philadelphia Rambler, Princess Adelaide, Rosa Rugasa, Salit, Seven Sisters, orange perfection, Ulrich Brunner, universal favorite, William Loft, wedding bells, yellow rambler, Blanche Morau, Henry Morton, Jules Margottin. each, Sc and 10¢ 100,000 Fruit Trees, 2 to 3 years old, about 6 feet high; included are apple trees, consisting of Baidwin, Spitzenberg and Greening; also peach trees, consisting of Crawford, Elberta and Crosby; also other va- rieties, each, California Privet, 2 to 3 years old, each 3c; per 100 for Magnolia Trees, extra large, 4 to 5 ft. high, 69c Tomato and Vegetable Plants, doz. 15¢; box, $1.00 Flowering and Vegetable Seeds, May's, Burbank's or New York Flower Co., package, 2c, 3¢ Se 100,000 Geraniums and pot-growing Coleus for bedding pur- poses; included are marigolds, blue ageratum, Sweet Williams, hardy car- nations, heliotrope, nasturtiums, rose geraniums and other varieties, each, Sc and 10 Snowberries, each, 5e Caladium, elephant ear bulbs, extra large, 3c Garden full of Gladioli, in leading va: s, 3 dozen for 25e Japanese and American Peony Roots, each, 18¢ and 29¢ 100,000 other Flowering Bulbs, etc., at very special prices. Hardy English Ivy, each, 10c In the Cut Flower Shop—Main Floor We make bridal bouquets, wreaths and decorative plants for wed- dings at short notice and at very special prices. Prepaid mail orders or phone orders from charge account customers accept hia, honeysuckle, kerria japon- 29¢ 12¢ $2.75 houses-on-the- Roof. BLOOMINGDALES’ — _ ALL CARS TRANSFER TO SOTH TO GOTH ST. LEX. TO 30 AV.c_m_ HAN BR 7 NonTeWesr Connen Sixt AveBiS™ a BEFORE the happy fa Mies June Bride, at our store—A! .RWARDS, in In this way you are sure of these things: Prices, Merchandise, Widest Variety, Service and Time-Saving, and, if desired—-LIBERAL CREDIT, And all, when they mean more to you than at any other time in your life. e in and add yours to the Thousands of Happy Homes we have furnished in SIXTY-TWO YEARS. puwest 4-Piece William and Mary Period Dining Room Suite, — in Jacobean Oak Consisting of Buffs 46in, long, h mi extension; be purchased separately; at 9 = © MOTOR TRUCK | ¥ i DELIVERIES $16.75 WV EVERY WHERE. $14.98 = WConG” Avee\S"St. lammmn TRANSFER TO IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— Summer fort Summer temper- ature is very trying on feet that are not properly shod, Wear the Dr. Reed Cushion Oxfords this Summer and you will enjoy real foot comfort as well as the very pleasing style of our Summer models. For Men and Women Sola Only at 1372 Broadway 12 Park Place At 37th St. Woolworth Building Ph Pasa 3900 Lex.to3d Av. Bloomingdales’ Are Now Holding An Unparalleled Sale of Pianos and Player Pianos There is no longer any reason why your home should be without a Player Piano. Bloomingdales’ unparalleled offer eliminates the question of price, and makes it possible for you to secure a New, Highly Improved, Fully Guaranteed 88-Note Player Piano A Magnificent Music Roll Cabinet 12 Rolls of Music of Your Own Selection A Bench, Cover and Free Delivery On Terms of *2 a Week Compare this artistic new instrument with Player Pianos offered elsewhere at $500, and more; then you will agree with us in saying that it is unquestionably the GREATEST Player value ever offered. In EASE of operation, ARTISTIC tone quality and BEAUTY of case design, this new Player Piano is unsur- passed. It embodies all that is BEST in player piano construc- tion, The exclusive patented expression devices enable any- body to bring forth all the beauties of hand playing. The fact that we are the manufacturers enables us to offer a Player Piano of such unusual excellence at $350.00. The very low weekly terms of payment make it possible for everybody to take advantage of this unparalleled offer. As a Special Piano Offer We Present a New Style WALTERS PIANO 225 Terms 4 a Week Price includes Stool, Cover and Free Delivery, BLOOMINGDALES’ BB | BLOOMINGDALES’, fa] 59th St. & 3d Ave., New York, N.Y. Gentlemen: Please send me, with- out obligation on my part, full information regarding your Great Piano and Player Sale NAME ......... STREET CITY . ALL CARS SOTH TO 6OTH sT.d) fd LEX. TO 3D AVE comme A WORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND GET. ' } hee vaso