The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1916, Page 7

Train Kilts Four in Base. KOKOMO, Ind, Nov. 27.—Four per+ tons were killed here yesterd ree in= tantly, when y in which they were riding was “a by & passenge train at a street c zow Dandelions Connecticut, and NB ws vs habe gained 85,000 votes im Missourt, where Bt. Lonis is ar 0 et Curls and Waves Moieten hair with atalpa water ity ind waves t to last and look natural. Senet Renn inan nT ee ‘ G is! Try this! Before curling or \ waving your hair with pins, papers or a heated iron, 4 soften, gloss or fluff the hair and to; With Mrs. Moskowl!tz and Mr make it look thick and abundest.—| Cohen went the President of the) Advt, association, J. J. Goldman, and other| —— srooxtyn NEW Newest Fabrics 410° able models, we desire to is the finest showing of 310° exceptional values in to 44 for women and Formerly up to $29.50 $4000 $45.00 Choose from stunning fur-trimmed and_ tailored in the most desirable BROOKLYN vm STORE OFilinn ancl Ariclow just moisten each strand with atalpa water and you will be delighted how natural the curls and waves appear and how long they last in spite of wind, dampness or pet- spiration. A few ounces of atalpa water will cost very little at any drug store and there is nothing better to, help retain the curls and waves or to Largest Popular Price Garment House in New York! D. PRICE & CO. 6" Ave. Corner 18" Street | Featured at All Three Stores Tuesday | TIMELY THANKSGIVING SALE Women’s & Misses’ Coats Fur Trimmed—Plush Trimmed Models for Street, Motor and Semi-Dress Wear $45, In presenting this exceptional assemblage of fashion- $18.95 that has been displayed anywhere this season. SPECIAL: A magnificent Wool Velour Coat (in all col- ore) a at $15—with large collar border around bottom of Kitt Coney Fur. Thanksgiving Dress Sale Party, Dance and Evening Frocks Exquisitely Styled Afternoon Gowns AND A superb collection of distinctive models — specially priced for Tuesday's Sale, offering Unreserved Clearance Choice of 350 Suits models, of Wool Velour, Poplin and Gabardine The above alse on sale at oar’ and gf EWARK, STORE ‘MRS, MOSKOWITZ __ ASKED 70 RESIGN; 36,000 MAY MAY TRIE } Ww aist and oy Manufactur-| ers’ Association, However, | | Foresee No Trouble. ae | “We asked hor to resign, that's nll! | there's to # now,” | made to-day waa the statement | for the Waist and Drass | Manufacturers’ Association when! questioned about the rasignation of | Mrs. Henry Moskowitx and Jultus Henry Cohen, the former manager} lof the labor department, the latter! |ecunsel for the association. “Anybody who says that thelr reste | nation will have any effect on our relations with the union doesn’t know | what he's talking about. ‘There will | be no violation of the protocol. Yes’ | It is true we expect new demanda to be made upon us by the union.” Mrs. Moskowtts 1s the wife of Civil Service Commissioner Moskowltz She had a $4,009 ojb as head of the! labor department. Members aay her} department was too much of a “go- between” to be of any definite ad- vantage to the workers. Some pre- fer that {t should be abolished, others | say it works well enough. Anyhow, | the row is big enough to cause a eplit| in the ranks of the manufacturers! and may result in a strike of 36,000 | workers in the spring | YORK NEWARK 518% emphasize the fact that it Coats at $10.95, $15 and Sizes 14 to 44 for Women and Misses. $] 5:00 cach instance. Sizes 14 misses included. Sizes 14 to 44 colors. het and Haleors Ate i} biggest description of them all. \W} herringbone stripe, blue and green mixtures THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER would have benefitted both #ides. “My work ws af much directed to- ward keeping themes straight ir the Association as keeping peace in the entire industry. I may have more to @ay later.” Norrie Stern President of the association in place of J. J. Goldman resigned. | “The resignations have benefitted the assootution,” he said. “There will be no strike of any kind, Harmony officers. A brand newest of officers has been elected tn their places, “It eimply means thta the progres. sive element in the Industry has been driven out,” said Mrs. Moskowitz to- day. ‘Yes, they asked for my resig- nation. One thing f can say about my administration—I wan there for four years—we had no really great strife that wae not overcome by col- lective reasoning and bargaining, col- jective bargaining of the sort that HORLICK'S MALTED MILK Cheep substitutes coms YOU same pricy has deen elected has been brought about in the execu- tive een? and that was what we were {World Wants Wi ork Wonders “Broadway at Ninth Thousands of Garments | Women’s Suits, Dresses, Coats, Skirts | In a Thanksgiving Clearaway Beginning Tuesday new lower prices—from 10 to 50 per cent. lower than they were Saturday —will be marked on the following: Every suit in the Women’s Salons, including even our original Frenen models. Almost every dress for day and evening, including our French models | At least 400 coats and nearly as many dress skirts. The Newly Revised Price List | Tailored suits now begin at $10; others, $75, $18.75, $25, and up to $95 | Serge dresses now start at $7.50; others at $10, $12.75, $15, up to $50 Evening dresses now start at $15; others, $35, 845, 875 and $95 Coats in special groups at $10. 75,$29.50,$45, $60, $75, $85, $08 to$205 Skirts now in special groups, $3.75, $4.75, $5, $0.75 Women who have not yet chosen their | wear-away Thanksgiving clothes will be able to save enough on these to care for quite a respectable Christmas list. This time reductions come just at the height of the choosing season when women are ordering suits and dresses and coats for a host of social engagements. To attempt to describe the thousands of | garments in the clearaway would be useless, We shall not even try. The fact that an. suit and almost any dress in our entire atok is now marked at reduced price is surely the Included are some 300 garments left from | special purchases of samples or surplus stocks which in the first case were very much less | than our current prices, and are now still further reduced to clear them out at once, Special Attention is Called to These Suits $15 $25 $29.50 $45 | . Suit Suits of velours and Sults of Broadcioth Coats, — ve- Coats for after lin g broadcloth, with or velours de laine and ‘ noon; velours | poplin; collars, of without fur. in, cheeks, plain or with lours de laine broadcloth and nutria and seal dyec Dresses, serge, satin, velvet or fur. * bolivia cloth, with coney. some fur-trimme Dresses, ‘cis smart With eealdyed con coal” dyed Dresses, four styles, serge or satin. _ Evening dresses, sat~ styles in serge, adapted muskrat. muskrat, coney. in, net; pretty colors. from Cheruit, Lanvin. Second floor, Old Building. Hore’ .) re, eee for Many Men to Give Thanks Tomorrow, Tuesday, this special offer: 200 Oxford Overcoats, $18.50 200 Mixture Overcoats, $22.50 250 Fancy Winter Suits, $24.50 These are all made to Wanamaker specification, which means that they are well made in the various sizes that there will be need of little, if any, alterations; so that H delivery for wear on Thanksgiving Day is practically sure. The SUITS The OVERCO, ATS Three models: conse tive with rounded and The caters ¢ oat peak lapels; patch Booketal tormetiteln & browns, green mixtures, grays, blue and « Prices are much Bein reg iter ‘The suits are such as we sell for almost half as much more. The oxford overcoa are usually a third more. The money you can save on the mixture overcoats will bi a good sweater jacket for golf or half-a-dozen fine shirts, Added are $52.50 | 400 Fancy Overcoats at $2 ouls are ome y the | considerabl The $28.50 overe art overce , and tailore The price 2.50 are double-breast he Nnes Rough of two Loni roomy, overc purchase: ant tailor of below our regular p Burlington Arcade floor, New Building || Pama wie oss Ve (th anak aaa | Your Last Chance to take advantage of Bloomingdales’ Player Piano Sale Come Today or Tomorrow and Secure Just in Time for Thanksgivi ng Delivery A High Grade, Metal Tubing, 88-Note New Player Piano A Magnificent Music Roll Cabinet 12 Rolls of Music of Your Own Selection A Bench, Cover and Free Delivery 365 3 On Terms of ‘2 a Week In PERFECTION of workmanship and EXCELLENCE of finish, this superb new Player Piano su. passes any other instrument hitherto placed on the market within $135 of the price we quote. It contains more vital exclusive features than many of the highest priced Player Pianos. Even if you are not quite ready to purchase at this time, it will be to your advantage to call tomorrow and see this marvelous Player Piano. Owing to a general increase in the cost of all materials entering into the construction of pianos, you may never again have the opportunity to secure a Player Piano of such excellence at this very low price. Only a limited number of these splendid Playcr Pianos eee at $365 remain to be sold. So don't delay~-Act now TH IR OUTFIT FOR ; BLOOMINGDAL 9TH ST,&3D A NEW YORK, N, Y. An Couns Piano Opportunity on my part information regarding Great Piano & Player Sale OF DIFFERENT STYLES Used for demonstration pur- poses at prices ranging from | “198 oe 4 a Week Price includes Stool and Free Delivery NAME STREET | Clip Ovt and Vail This Coupoa E.W. 27 | Important Notice to World Readers Sunday World Edition Limited to Demand Readers of The Sunday World are requested to place their order in advance with their newsdealer. This is the only way to he sure of getting a copy regularly, as The Sunday World is sold out early. Owing to a shortage of news-print paper the news- dealers’ orders are limited to_actual anlea. a nnEememnene al 2 ts... ny?