The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1916, Page 7

i FRECKLE-FACE RN ay INN ate ae BUS WL GET aE aoe SSS. VOUIFGISMEN Sores c om = ANE HRW : “n make goo) *'* ore Companies Fighting fora New|" Standard Which Mean @ Mow muck do New Yor: + poovle| ae Ligttis pay for gas? A bighty per woand te peter? & They A Twenty te oe Sophie Irene Loeb “? ‘ t eee Ville | power mean? jelahty conte you « y! lower one ra’ 1 changed? A. T Supply, "das aud Rl eatetelty? +, @let that the standard should be @. Te whet de they went te changed firet and the rate con: change? A. About 600 ®. T, U.’ 7° “abnormal | sidered efterward. ales protease 6 Ma dy PUA ri ‘vuitding’ ihe cobware Q How te tt done elsewhere’ A tion than 22 candle power. Chicago the People's Q. Why chanue if the rete te fall or winter? Dissolution of Partnership Between Joseph Hilton and Philip Hilton Trading as GheHILTON CO, MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS OF MEN'S CLOTHING By Reason of the Financial Settlement Involved in the Retirement of Joseph Hilton from the Firm and the Purchase of His Interest by the Remaining Partner, Philip Hilton, lumedrate Redaction of the Stock is Necessary This Sale Will Continue For a Short Time and Only Until Its Purpose Has Been Accomplished. Beginning tomorrow morning every Spring and Summer Suit now in stock will be placed on sale at radically reduced prices. The purpose of this sale must be accomplished quickly, which makes this enforced action imperative. An opportunity so extraordinary will be quickly taken advantage of by discrimnating buyers—therefore come early. As we will be hard pressed to meet all demands, particularly in the afternoons, we would appreciate your coming as early in the day as convenient. Realize that every HILTON Suit in our stock is HILTON-MADE and DESIGNED and have earned for themselves nation-wide recognition for their style and quality. Money will be refunded on any unsatisfactory purchase, 12.50 Suits © $15-$18 & it ' Reduced $9.50 Red puced " $] l 50 -22.50 Sut 25 -$28 S any. a » Garite $] 4.7 5 $ oo $] 7:75 to 40 Sui mmssog50 “dt $96.50 ce} GheHILTON CO, FOUR STORES IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN Broadway, Corner 14th Street. Broadway Corner 37th Street 65 Nassau Street, Brooklyn, Corner Pulton Street and Gallatin Place, Newark: 793 Broad Street Btoses also in BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURGH and CHICAGO ‘TEE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1916. * more “prectioal” way for mosouring A The o Kew cone ote te eam. monvlertere What dows the law require I" | gas by British vega wt gaoere. s canto tere oft thon they he Whar ai about yp making 88 toate in the the pubie Rervice hearings? A a0. been brewaht out ot |Mtratton, head of the Bureau of de Vashingtun, te h a ory of the tittle Last Week We Broke All Our Dress Records ze te || You Must See These Dresses at $3.95 gine Eo have been coming to New| They Are Wonderful Values From Every Viewpoint iit te really very atericult for me to They are for women and misses, and are cleverly fashioned of plain colored, companies) dake ta sae c flowered or striped voiles, flowered or striped marquisettes, in lavender, pink, light me hg Roy ‘yr 4 invent or navy blue, also white or black. Hon of tw to the We now have 10 styles to select from. Over half of these dresses were taken and be the sereat sateen ou | could possibly have, train vrevont ing [| | from our own higher priced lines and reduced because the manufacturer closed out ee nat enanot tor, ee all the stock he had on hand to us at the ridiculously low price. one ft any other wa It is a remarkable dress opportunity, Take advantage of it quickly. At Mloomingdeles’ Summer Hats at Special Prices yy At Bloomingéales’ Continuing the Sale of Women's Novelty Low Shoes, $1.55 Most of these shoes were made for last season's busi- ness. The variety is too great for detailed description in this announcement. There were about 3,000 paire of low shoes at the be- ginning of this sale. Many of the styles have sold out completely. However, we mr PAY TRBUTE TO EVENING WORLD FOR BO-CENT GAS FIGHT acialbiiaaiies South Brooklyn Celebrates Victory—Miss Loeb and H. L. Reeves, Honor Guests. One of the most significant dinners Trimmed Japanese Panama Hats, $1.17 Small, medium or shapes. Trimmed with or opin 80 very popular just Untrimmed Large Panamaz, $1.95, Heirs 47] ‘The hats are trimmed with | navy or military bands or aed eo very popular just "Tailored White Satin Hats, $1.75 and $3.95 Turbans, drooping brims, stiff sailors, mushrooms, pokes, veil edges, soft crowns, Untrimmed White Satin Hate, $1.45 to $1.95 ‘ariety of shapes, large or Velour or Felt Hate, Hotel as @ testimonial of the suc- ossstul @arried on by The Evening World to evoure an eikhty- cont gus rate for the people of Brook- lyn. the shoe market makes this offer at $1.55 all the more in- teresting. A resolution formally adopted by fhe most prominent civic bodies of South Brooklyn and which was printed in these ocolumne yesterday Second Floor, was eleo voiced by prominent eit- 95e to $4.95 At Bloomingdales’ teens of Brooklya, Sailore, mushrooms or crushers. Flower Corsage Among other achievments thet ( New blue, navy; apple, gold, royal, Were mentioned towards civic better- pare peach, emerald or Given pnege lack-and-white. U hele pe the sore weil give cormagn of flowers in from 9 to 11:30 A. M.,, 2 to $:30 P. M., to-morrow, reenhousea-on-the- Roof {Uhite Felt Crashere, 3 soe. crusher Pn Ag Hate trimmed without charge jain Floor Real Clothes at $10 Young Men’s Sizes 16 to 22 Years muntcate with Now York et lower rates, The guests of honor were Bophie Irene Loeb of The Evening World ataff, to whom the epeakers pald great tribute for her work in this connection, and Herbert L. Reeves, ‘of the Bouth Bide Board of Trade, ee whose auspices the dinner was ‘Bx-Sonator Pee as|}| | Eyeglasses for Far or It oabenk ore were toastmaater an Ca) Ly N Sight, $1.19 ee Om Cay Men’s Sizes 33 to 46 Inch Chest ina. oan. ond OME $10 suite start the season with $15 price marke— Scores dari iee i owl a lied ratnee : S r worth’ $15—but to provide for .C, Voorhees and Ex-Assembly- filled not that they are “‘wor Man Hamuel Green \dich the debt av ayo Ceaamantinn. “‘ealea’’ when they will masquerade as $15 ‘‘values”’ for $10. tn the Legislature end the continued At Bloomingdates’ When they are reduced they have to compete with SaP step. taken meeeae eri a Combinationof Shrubs | | newer, snappier, more up-to-date styles, right fresh from ea nnay Nien sp ictinn wee and Bushes for 25c the manufacturer, such as those we all wave the greater credit to The price we offer: are featuring now. Dlayed ive reel eee ° It is because these suits are new layed in the : ‘ i. ; a phon, erreneeere Yet 1 foreythia, and have the /atest Summer 1916 j : ‘and | yellow k Killarney rows bush | | ideas that they are preferable to Max j Prepaid mail and phone orders | | many eo-called ‘‘eale’”’ suits. Jenn iH. Gia Holman from charge account customers ac- copted. Re Serges, Cheviots, Wordteds Plain or Fancy Patterns Shrubs and Plants At Lowest-of-the-Season Conservative or Snappy Rijoe fp Sue Grasmere Models CREDIT TERMS watilthe merchandise ie dlepovad of Lots of Pinchbacks $3: Down on 850: old, including Mrs. Men's and young men's 5 «6 75.00 Kill P ae Shatin Sellen seed aney | | khaki and white duck out- Scand 10¢ | | ing Trousers. erat and ‘other’ var] | $1.25 to $1.49 . Tete, 30 rubs, 2 to 3 years old, 2 to 3 feet high; included are honey- Palm Beach Cool euckle, bridal wreath, red dogwood, Cloth and Mohair fe ped and sisal hide ch, Se | | Coats and Trousers, accepted. $7.95 to $15 Greenhouses-on-the- Roof. sAecond Paes ALL CARS BLOOMINGDALES’ ¥7i 39 ¢Tk Prepaid mail or phone. "orders from charge account customers Open Saturday Evenings 104 ST. L STATION AT CORNER | The World Sells a ot Ceples More in New York City Each Weekday Than Any Other Morning Newspapes. COLUMBUS ‘AVE. f BET 1038104 sti