The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1916, Page 7

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1916, , GRAND JURY GETS PROOF OF COAL PLOT TO-MORROW os sak ase i Soe —- Lambert Christmas Watches Have Passed Examination by Specialists LITTLE talk on Christmas wateles and, | bring it back and let the men who know every if you please, we shall let pictures and piece of metal in that watch put it into good At | Shape again. We do not boast of these pre though every watch movement we sell comes ‘autions. They are simply matters of fair play to our customers and to everybudy else from a factory that richly deserves the high | Concerned reputation it enjoys, every movement is passed Other styles of watch on by sharp-eyed watchmakers in the Lambert | mas presente: pala pee Nereaitient where all watches are thorough- Waltham solid td-karat gold for men, ly regulated before they are put on sale. #22.50 up; for lac $16.00 up; gold-filled for If, in the course of its faithful service, a men or for ladies, $10.00 up; sterling silver for watch from Lamberts meets with an accident, men, 9.50 up; for ladies, £9.00 up. Selections From the Lambert Collection of Christmas Waltham Watches for Ladies Wher Jury Viod Shitee Grand |deatere who do business in this elty.|which enabled them to undersell yorrow if will find It will find. tom, evtdence that cer-] Competitors and drive them out of business. Samuel Markewieh, acting for Dis- trict Attorney Swann, to-day sent to peciomwiaa matey Special United States Prosecutor Frank M,. Swacker testimony as to [[s[olsis[s[eTeTnistera] transactiona that happened when tho | Poster-Scott Ice Company tried to se}] coal a year ago; how the com- pany was punished by being drivon out of the ico business, and how at last It became incorporated with the powerful concern whose resentment | it had aroused. \ On page 373 of the Copartnership and Corporation Directory for this year is this entry: “Foster-Bcott Ice Co, (N. Y.) consolidated with Burns Bréthera | Ice Corporation.” | Testimony gathered by Mr. Marke- wich ts to tho effect that the Foster- Scott people a little more than a year ago undertook to add to thelr businens by selling coal. They soon found Burns Brothers were selling ice at 50 cents a ton less than the Foster-Scott Company could afford to sell it. They were soon forced to drop out of the ice business. ‘They found their newly acquired eal business unprofitable, | too; and they were glad to sell it out and join forces with Burns Brothers, While James W. Scott is President of the new feo corporation, Sol M. Schaczkin, old time partner of Mich- | act F. Burns and Vice-President of his coal company, is the Vice-Presi- dent, and Michael F, Burns himself {s Chairman of the Board of Directofs and Is master of the whole business. The capital of the Burns Brothers Ice Corporation {s $6,000,000. When District Attorney Swann asked Burns recently if he were not interested in the ice business the latter replied: “Yes, we havo a slight interest in fee, It doesn’t amount to much.” Mr. Markewich has also found evi- dence that the men in charge of the retail coal business in New York have made efforts to gather in the little retailers and cellar coal peddlers un- der their control, putting some of them out of business. Two of the peddlers thus forced out called on the District Attorney and told their stories. “District Attorney Swann," sald Mr. |Markewich to-day, “is going ahead |with the prosecution of all these cases that violate the law of this State.” ample Featraint of trade oinong th —__ portation companies have nh prefe wnces to favored dealers, prices do most of the talking. itable as Christ- 10 Shopping Days Before Christmas Open Evenings Beginning Next Saturday, Dec. 16 , Final Opportunity to take advantage of our [st o Q fy o | Fifth Avenue at 43rd Street REMOVAL SALE Pee Ste snes “DD to *125 Afternoon Dresser *45 to °95 Suits aay ars werrs OD tO *95 5 5 At Blgominyitates” Playthings Galore at Toylan Santa Claus Is Here. Come with the Kiddies Fourth Floor Lady’s solid 14-karat - dy’ “ é y" gold Lady's solid l4-karat cold pyar tl des i rag ae Leslee Sepa edie turned) hunting case Watoh, fitted Watch, W case, fitted with « with a Waltham sepia Waltham movement 16-90 | fovoment. Drive.. 922-50 | works... Lady's solid 1t-karat gold open face Watch, fitted with $27.50 | an” _ $16.50 Af Bloomingitates Dependable Watches Make Highly Appreciated Gifts In presenting a watch, great care is necessary in selecting one that works properly. If you purchase at Blooming- dales' you may rest assured that it will keep accurate time, Each timepiece is carefully adjusted before delivery. Women's Silver Wrist Watches, open face madel, attached to leather strap, moderately priced at $2.95 Women's Gold Filled Bracelet Watches, convertible type, with gold filled extension bracelet; 7-jewel lever movement, enclosed in velvet lined case, $9.95 $ or rly $75 to $150 $35 to 7 Our Millinery Department is now located in Lady's solid 14-karat gold . Watch, plain poltshed hunt-| Lady's solid M-karat gold ing case for monogrant,| Watch, richly engraved 4 with Waltham works. | Wine works $22.50 | rine cite $28.75 £3" $100.00) ft! Wartham""" $97, 5g Ito Waltham Bracelet Watches and Others Approved by Experts OUR NEW BUILDING 661-663 Fifth Avenue Third Floor noonoosoovacoooooonoOoNoooNANNooOUaNoooDaoDooooooDoooosooIooooo Women's 14-kt. Solid Gold Bri bracelet. Watch has gilt or white du let Watches, with 14-kt. gold 4 15-jeweled lever copes: 95 Men's and Youths’ Watches, octagon » or round shapes, 12 size; open face, gold filled cases guaranteed for 20 years; silver, gilt or white dials; fitted with Elgin move ment, $12.95 Men's 14-kt. Solid Gold Watches, 15-jeweled Waltham or Elgin movement: good value at $29.95 Main Floor, popsoponooo oo ooongoanooonoonoaooco0opeod Store opens at 8.30. No G. O. D.'s or Exchanges. dagnsacoacuoncconscnnoonasosooosadccon opo00000! ble ribbon N ve that you cun rks $30.00 At Bloomingdates’ ‘y 9, “e ” Mo Our own watehaakers, we Of 199K Os sega goa ott on ang f|| WOMEN’S ““Merode” Underwear ‘ perience, say that these and other bracelet Sonne Measclet Wateh Ntted . Ifo watches in the store are.as well made and — With w 1-Jewel Waltham moves Hand-finished, 59c and 69c let. Watch, fitted with . . ment, gilt or sllyered 15-Jewel Waltham move- @ccurate as any of their kind, and well dial... He $43.50 A saidard snake: Senown qvesvwhere soe ment; dial in gilt or por- .. Fy Celaing bracelet of exten. Worth the prices we ask sion link Price... its excellence. These garments are made to conform to the shape of the body. The yarn used is the best quality obtainable, which insures good service. Vests, Pants and Tights Heavy or Medium Weight In view of the increased prices at which these goods are being sold throughout the country we urge you to purchase a liberal supply at these relet Watch; high-grade nt Mlatinum very special prices. With plats Solid 14-karat gold Bracelet ee Sen Ol hig Vests have low or Dutch necks, long or short sleeves. have French band tops, ankle or knee lengths. Mt ts in ankle or knee lengths. K) A NS is ey i: Chinese Rues : unranived Swi Bev" $17.0 {3 tb" $355.00 {Mist with s muaranigd $96 99 ah ‘ i Waltham Watches for Men Regular Sizes, 59c--Extra Sizes, 69 a Art Objects wi . hn Here are six Waltham models, The ne isan aanieanee of-their quality. May we also show Je" Une Su eo lla | M \ \ “Merode” Union Suits of cotton, merino or silk-and-woolin vars ous shapes, 98c to $2.98. you the Waltham Riverside Series and Maximus Watches and other Walthom Master-Watches ? Floor oOky Wie, — At adalex A ’ . . * Mandarin Coats Ca) Women’s Sill: Stockings A Showing some very rare objects, being the collection Ko ne c Good Qualities, oN of a leading importer, gradually accumulated during Mo a 69c, 89c, $1.10 exy -—syears of discriminating search throughout China. to a We have succeeded in placing sille at Vases of authentic antiquity, some few from the Kwang Hoi YW ; HOnlery “Wiun: Sle. MeAneSCE eye } and Ming dynasties of the Fourteenth to the Seventeenth Paes Meee OMe tee re cee WA sCCeniuries, dated by authoritative and well-known art con- vg =f ‘ hosiery packed in holiday bere if de- ax{ noisseurs and appraisers, and 4, } t sired, without charge. Note these 4 S CHINESE RUGS : A ~ specimen values WY BUDDHA cobs" reres TEMPLE LAMPS \ve { : F ’ AN TEAKWOOD AND IVORY CARVINGS = = Silk Stockings at 69c i BRONZES CLOISONNES ye = may —p i, Seconds of high grades, Lirge assortment ANCIENT MANDARIN COATS AND KIMONOS v & ake | tans bal : MKarat wold, aati thin, ei Hf es iH an W sie ae aaa’ | | of colors to choose from. any hi “i | FFG | Kuuranterd Hiverside: seri $80.00 tham movens 3" $49.00 } \\ Silk Stockings at 89c \ nt. De charge for monogram . . | ’ Our own "Courtly” hose, made especially i: rr : - vi ti? Ah ters ‘ ¥ i ry n supply ‘ RUGS principally from the Tien-Tsin district, that are authentic ex- § Silk Stockings at $1.10 MN amples of ancient Chinese art—historic and religious symbols of fas- [Xo A heavier grade of “Courtly" hose in many co! bluck or white. my cinating interest woven in exquisiicly soft colorings of perfect Oriental i Women’s Mercerized Cotton Hosiery es \ harmony. Many pieces are in the vory rare and much sought for Blues. | S i 2 ; \ i : j Ao tockings at 24c Stockings at 39e an These rugs are well worth seeing purely as an Exhibit of the Chinese § REGIMES | MRERER SOPRE INGE.) | Full fashioned aartes tems! Blais Y) Rug Weaving Art, whether one contemplates purchasing or not. ‘ad Peete cd ee eal a) This is one of the largest. expertly selected collections of semi-antique Me | ih ae ey and modern Chinese Rugs ever brought to this country. 4, . m ’ The following rugs, selected at random, indicate the extensive range, Shadow Box Pictures, $1.75 | from sizes desirable for studio hangings, table mate or couch drapes MO | Popular Subjects for Gifts abt up to large room sizes, and the very moderate prices: va | In the last few days we have sold a large quantity of on 2x2 ft.. 8x10 ft....... 150,00 to 275,00 M Man's solid W-karat 5 engine | Ps | these shadow box pictures. They make artistic, but in- <I @x5 ft., rR tian 9x12 ft 73 08 to aunae Kifo turned open face ot ng case} Ma ‘ n| Mat wy sold TH karat gold en- IH] | expensive holiday presents on 4x6 {t.. : i ‘ 1x10 ft. 00 to x x Wateh, fitted with ful \« TJowol © File \ Wal. ea . Each picture has ornam y 5x8 ft. os. vee . 95,00 to 175.60 V4x0 ft. .450,00 are) Ae Wee an say cinen’ $80.00) w, dtiliinen $70.00] ina 475.00 gilt ha aed eniaied an Gx {t.. ..110,00 to 195,00 16x12 ft. : 650.00 ve Solid 14-karat Gold Wateh Cliains in plenty, $9.00 up, including the beautiful Waldemars, and enclosed with black : T2ANQ1 ft... cc ceceeeceuwreees 1,200.00 $10.00 up. Also (this has nothing to do with watches but ix worth knowing) more styles of box and glass protection oa . . R Diamond Rings than you could imagine and guaranterd solid gold and diamond jewelry. Subjects include “The St oy Many Unique Gifts will be suggested to those who view this he (Ewing. also: He an beatiful collection of Chinese Objets d’Art arranged p | AMBER I BRO j HER [| landscape euby in an attractive and peri accessible wo ‘alto at $1.73 is oy X | | of pictures in 2! Third Avenue, Corner 58th Street iy 4 | Store Open Every Evening To and Including Saturday, December 23d { ALL CARS BLOOMINGDALES #! a EXHIBIT ON THE 8th FLOOR Diamonds—Jewelry — Watches | © 60TH ST., 03D AVE. a4 e) C ce eecceececseeée 6 és TRANSFER TO

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