The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1916, Page 8

4 * ; » THE EVENING WORLD, TUBSDAY, JULY 25, 1916. 4 - -—— A - “ee * t. Conwe: Laethe: (= Fete! renmme for a TO RUM STATE CAMPAIGN seri": Socca Sen > SLAM IT OVER THE WALL! So, cates te « - * woaaet 9) : —" : =a ony #8 etenes ¢ ALDLA 1S SHIFTED, ag ge EF M del > Prisouers in Que Al) | temeie prieonere guesne Oounts tho open Hendricks, Ward and Aldridge Are *' vamos og cone oe watt any 1010uSs Move Ball Tears, W i end every es we wines » . the New Cammitiee An = . 8 Pare Moor Desires Fat . nounced Toda pot Fo ee desserts can be a eee poy: one ‘omens nut 6 Announrement of the committen | ter oh. payable ° a, ’ oon # ~.. my Oreene Cansetidated yer Oe te e uy tp as tb- Ges Ons ’ apie . A tine Oop © pulnt but re. campaign thie fail thared quarterly dividend of $i, pavebie Tr t 18 te me slr . hod book . aterved © sling #10% Apr bermune of etrife tn ° ener Kotherts . “ . . ¥. 18 canons cincian of the party, was e e ' . tendency (ot the Hotel Astor by Prete fot 06%. up 1%. Alcohet up 8% Prom mitten Mach of the wine judicial ale j Mf the Mate hae one represent. | b the exception of (he Bev whch has twa The het fol-| Pore, District, Remuel © Koente: | . | Recona, VJ. Krecke; Third, Ben. | Tennessee Copper wee the feature | ater Henry Bage; Fourth Hertrand | lof the late trading through en attack H. Beet, Fifth, Frande H. iMend Inter |ricke; Mixth, J. Jobneon Kay, Bev- market |enth, George W. Aldridge and Sena. tor George 1. Argeteinger; Hiehth, ‘a | Charles N. Hamilton; Ninth, Will- | (hestng Godtes fam Le Ward. We on oh ~ } :Hendricka of Onondaga, Ward of epevece, se ton AX, | Wentohester and Aldridge «! Monroe q 3 = locking in gener Uw Beet div Try this , Recipe Cream Into one quart boiling water stir slowly one cup of Heckers’ Cream Fartna, When thick ened add one-half pint of whipped cream, four tablespoonfuls sugar, * wt foe. are pioneers of the “Old Guard” wing ie ro ‘S | a the party in thie State. Polltictans 5 never very WE have fete said it was significant that the dis-| eh or other eruption break out triet ruled by “Boss” Aldridga, who| just put on a bit of | ls regarded aa the head of Gov Whi- man's kitchen cabinet,” should get “eee ~~! Resinol ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. International Motes Cg, for three! Ointment, That takesouttheitch- | - eR: SEP EP 55 8 88 FETEPS + Seteeere e Feces of § a w si) Flavor with almond ex fi % Ry neh’ become, (°| ing and burning instantly, and soon tract and serve. with ‘wit "w + . ue, $3, 473,086, neta t a4 clearsthe trouble away, I learnedof marachino cherries and vo 8 | stock PF af annual rate ot okte rv] Resinol Ointment through our doc- | whipped cream, iit #. cont tor prescribing it for my brother. “FORCE” bri trea us $B] international “Mercantile Marine,| Tom h@d been almost frantic with The Hecker Cereal ings to r - Gl HST Ri sune earnings, About $7,000.000,| eczema for months but that ointment Produce ExchangeN. fast table the wheat of the field a Be st | Sores Sokes"S oaitited “June 36) healed his skin like magic." | essentially unchanged. Unchanged Wa* Wit* <4") Northern Pacttc's eros earnings up’ baldrggue, Fore tinsleotuch wie in vital nourishment, ey kw os % te Deot. HR, Resinel Balimore, Ma. In the field-the life-giving sun- le : — _ shine--the gentle, growing rains— Ay i + : T d d T the clean, rich soil—all my mee f oda giving their best to Mother a ‘ | today and lomorrow Earth's proudest cereal— BY ghee | Wheat. On the table “FORCE” The Half-Yearly Sale of Fee, Siicer SSS0.29 FF LAR "hin date of te rN : ; Saks Suits for Men BpoRCH the whole ote ‘ “ reduced from ‘Ao GOW Siret Lex to Au Rasa FORCE oe $17.00 Of Our Great Sale of Used TOASTED RE | “A small chars for artis q We have always held the opinion that a cut in price doesn’t mean much if the WALTERS WHEAT _AND CORN CHICAGO MARKET, bs WHEAT, ue heart be cut out of the assortments. e oe OE RY mek That’s why this great semi-annual clear- Pi rs ‘ite ~ 128 pe: Hay BY Ws Use — ance of Saks sgt starts off in a thunder AN 4 Mane i) ies i aie bok ior <a Goutarin aad Be tak ot At a Saving of *75 to $165 KRM ESAS BE Sy RRS y gets in on this sale now, in the thick of ~ ~ ————— = the early buying, may literally lose him- So tremendous has been the response to this WW y, Vt self in a range of fabrics, colorings, mod- Great sale that at best it can last only a few more els, and style innovations which will ex- days. Don’t delay—Come to-morrow if you want haust his choice long before he can ex- to secure a remarkable bargain in a Piano or haust his opportunities. Player Piano of standard make. Every instru- mane ernst is modern in case design, has a 5 eautiful rich tone and is equipped with the latest eae | 3 4) Saks & Cantpany mechanical devices. f Some are used Pianos taken tiger et jetsoemendanags -iiagl froadwa t in exchange for Walters Player Pianos and a few aT: a ae way at 34th Stree! are practically new, but in discontinued styles. pe eee =. ara ———— Every one is a sensational bargain, and is sold with the Bloomingdale guarantee. On Your Own Terms GROUP 1 GROUP 2 5 Walters Pianos|||7 Walters Pianos Former Prices $225 Former Prices $250 Now °125 ||| Now *135 GROUP 3 GROUP 4 11 Walters Pianos|| 9 Walters Pianos Former Prices $265 Former Prices $275 Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street Epoch-Making Trading. Methods \ This is an age of progress,in all lines of human endeavor, Only a fow years back many things were claimed as impossible of accomplishment only to be found actual realities to-day. Ritchie & Cornell mill-to-consumer system of selling custom-made $25 value clothes at a minimum of profit on a “large sales, small-pro‘it basis" is one of the new twentieth century successful trading methods that has opened the eyes of the custom tailoring world. With our big unloading sale in full swing we are offering really wonderful woollen value at $14.75 made to meagure, Doa't be a pessimist and say it cah’t be done, Call at our nearest store and have your eyes opened, BIG UNLOADING SALE Largest Retail Stock in New York to Select From REAL $25 VALUE 100,000 Yards 1,030 Patterns fl Always on Hand yy . All $25 Values, Made to Measure, $14.75 3 PIEC! = N] Blue Serges Black Cheviots Silk Mixtures G'en Urquhart . eS er. LUT | Mloun Woreteds’ Panes Mistirce Pencil Stripes Tartan Checks The World’s Greatest Values’ \ EXTRA SPECIAL; Uncalled For MAIL ORDERS FILLED: To-day in the Saks Dept. Neverbreak Hundred WARDROBE TRUNK A= — GROUP 5 GROUP 6 3 Walters 13 Walters Player Pianos] Player Pianos Former Prices $395 Former Prices $450 » REAL $30 VALUES lh WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION To the thovsands of men who know Ritchie & Ready-to-Wear Suits Write for Samples kel GilcbKeatarament Bina attention to our extra special lin sperior woollens, Real of real 630 value, ich we vale whic st Bag gs |B 12°° oe ee Cornel only by their famous $14.75 Suit, we cali ADDRESS MAIL ORDER DEPT., ) BALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. SAMPLES CHEERFULLY GIVEN FOR COMPARISON “we NN YOU CAN EXCHANGE fivcnased' dun ing this Sale for a new Walters Piano or Player Piano. You Pri ce $1 5 may use it for a year and we allow the entire amount paid e ‘ e to apply toward the purchase of a new Walters Instrument, Ritchie & Cornell Roomy—not bulky. Big enough—yet CUT OUT AND MAIL THIS COUPON—E. W. yw. + th bh 4 11 ) ph mA small enough, Holds six suits or twelve tear we “1b WORLD'S LARGEST TAILORS—WATCH US ' dresses, | TAZ Mrondway, Hetwoon 37th and 38th Btroots | Only trunk with a removable garment | Please send me,without obligation on my part, full infor- . | rani | mation regarding your great sale of used Walters Pianos, t Brooklyn Big hsm" Guaranteed not to break. Can't cost {|B | || NAME... ...c.ccccecsessssceeeverersreeseeecavanerers e108 N Sal i treet, Br x Stores | iM we ptttin 4: Dantet B, Cornett N excess, jew Main Bt, Yonkers, N.Y. (new store) S| » Distributors N -for-' ™ k on the ALL STORES OPEN UNTIL ®—SATURDAYS 16 O'CLOCK bias ADS, DISPLAYED IN ALL OUR STORE WINDOWS WN eg most-for yoursmoney trun f ris it*ro BLOOMINGDALES' iW 39 8.4.