The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1917, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1917. | | fusing to Recommend Certain | | At Bloominedatew Rattling Good Values for Men! Suits or Overcoats, $15 ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THE HOME OF TRUTH" | $10.00 damages from Deputy , | gineer It is self-evident that } ME SAYS CHUM ss the man with a modest j ’ He The strength of our outlay must make his ex- senile David \. Kennedy Deelares ' ) i a . i 4 Millionaire's Son Would Drive | |. f Him Out of Business. Ast Jinan fe | eyeglass service is expressed in these three important facts: We assure you Safet KEeonomy and Respons y! | Safety —because we entrust penditure buy the utmost in clothes satisfaction. In 59th to 60th Street Lex.to 3d AV. Puare3908 ‘At Bloomingdate making our selections of Sor} bill of particulars pa on ethatsicstati Oat of your eyes suits and overcoats to sell & " . ; yaa fate to Oculists — Regi bye Allan AW Ryan, son of Thomas t ATTACKS WIFE, KILLS SELF.| Pheasants Registered Ey at $15 we have that man | tune Ryan, appeared in the Supreme } Pay’ E ; wer to-day to press the ault he has Sreekira a Aste ae: Fes) Pobespalety because Harris in mind. ‘ : are. Glasses are manufactured in : Brought against iis boyhood chum) wittia years old, on tahoe ni In this big cit 15 O84 business pariner, David B Ken+lan tronworker, bent hie wite on the; O¥F own highly organized, thor- . Ais ith an iron bar at noon to-day| OUghly systematized factories — | upbraided him in their home 8 dn ale because ours | @ for ei | is the Largest organization in | o clothes are as plentiful as , sands on the beach. We , may ‘be pardoned for the nedy, and to deny (he sensational) ' charges made by Kennedy tried to use his influence | cial world to foree ty ow rolman O'Neil oF the teal ‘ the world devoted Exclusively y years ago young Ryan and] . ONeill waa enters "| to the Fitting, Making and Ad- statement that we are Kennedy we boys romping and! y he found a b a] justing of Eyeglasses. . - playing together and vis each | And drank tt; De practically “the only peb- eventy~| fought against treatr bitter | ater he was taken te wre DIter | Wife is in a serious condition Kennedy; = ee | —-9 > ned! SUES MRS. C. W. MORSE, W Stonns bérredl | see eogoganssanes ! 'e fe' ble on the beach” because We Make No Superfluous Claims for Our Clothes. We Quote No Comparative Prices. We Simply other in thet fourth Stree renemles, “dur from $2 upward : : | Harris Glasses are priced at | | | 1 n thr National Ban to have tlh mt ie aters| not A force Kennedy) gyi was filed in Tonk to-day 4 ‘. | i Offer the Best Value Obtainable at the Price. in conirol of the Pavid LE. Kennedy for the George A. Fuller + Tn 5 | fa lar shades. Cut in 2- or 3-button soft roll models, also 3-button ape pi of a against Mrs Clarence (Moran, wite of Pa conservative or pinch-back effects, $15.00 cork tile ae Wiki ie: was | ; worth 31 a that when he w Sito en | ( m49 Pr Overcoats in Chesterfield model of black or gray kersey $1,000,000 cory ise or cheviot with velvet collar. Also fancy cheviot coats in St ae " ie ET i ta fe by. Brookign ° e button-through models. Ulsters in plain or fancy materials. Moana ai Soe Mss Posies 8'e RRR TY) New Serge Dresses in Spring Style Boublebreasted form fitting cont $13.00 who, in addition to to Kennedy used his the company its firs with the Nati bet For Misses and Women $5 to $24.75 The serge dress is an institution. No woman’s wardrobe is complete without one and every woman wants to own one—especially if obtainable at our moderate prices. New arrivals—about 150 in all—feature brown, navy, green, tan (also all black) serge, devel- oped in attractive youthful models. : ey : i Some are plaited and trimmed with fancy plaid silks (plaid silk is the thing for Spring), Others are striking in their simplicity. f i Any of these dresses is excellent for late Winter or Spring wear, Becond Floor, cam No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World. WORTH 43 & 45 West 34th Street 20a At Bloomingdales’ alloged, and Kenned Men’s Shoes A ‘At Bloomingdale Ryan then We do not have “sales” D | * very Newest Winter Coats New Tailored Hats, $1 95 Reduced to often, and when we do, they are ; 4 A collection of 200 hats of satin and ae bea real sales. — ; bank shut down on would, Wiad bint lisere combined in eight new shapes, one dull or patent wae one is made possible bya MS pootittea dor ta’ of which is illustrated. Appropriate hats leather, also tan. ig special purchase which makes recelver appointed for th He said the only way to him would be to give h All have welted soles. Good variety of it one of those real sales that are history makers. They are all new, fresh goods. The materials are Japanese cotton crepe, in plain colors for wear right now—in black only. Untrimmed Hats, 95c, $1.45 and $2.45 At Very Decided Reductions went to the First ascertain th Women’s and Misses’ Coats Se Broadcloth, | All satin or satin-and-straw shapes in or fancy woven stripes; also domestic crepe, woven or printed yeaa Velour, i ai the season’s newest styles and colorings. ye paprdey soft Leonean aay and corded shirtings in a variety Parvision, over this “mutter Ducvetyn, . Hats Trimmed Without Charge Crate eee A Digined the situation 0 M Valbcleen) 18.50 Neda pivee Just Received They are all coat style, with French or starched cuffs. Our new Spring styles are now ready and obtainable at the follow- ing moderate prices Black Calf, $3.50 to $6 Tan Russia Calf, $4 to $7 Cocoa Brown Russia, The colors are guaranteed fast. They are full cut and well made. Sizes 14 to 17. aid not want t would not be rm Tyan did not wa tifled, it would not be renewed that 4 pany no- | a. Mr t the notes! ition, and With or Without Fur Trimmings, Reduced to "At Bloomingdales’ Women’s Newest Footwear 5 Distinctive Styles, $6.98 Baker further said were Mr. Ryan's nk would do m A Special Purchase of Four-in-Hands Muntithe by \ion.nod 1 Women’s and Misses’ Coats Mi ar : Bolivia, ) ¢ Just arrived—these pretty shoes, which $5.60 to $7 Each 35c. Three for $1.00 planes he was instvar Suede Velour, | are in great demand, but most difficult to econd Floor, A collection of open end scarfs of a quality which usually retails at considerably higher than 35c. The patterns are such as would appeal to young men. Also quite a few con- ventional patterns. This offering is very special. Main Floor, the First Nx x the Kennedy concern the firm ow felt morally for the saferuarc assets, and that he tect the bank. He ing the corporation be obtain. The styles are— At aicominrennes All Gray Suede All Dark Gray Kid All Plum Brown Kid Dark Gray Kid with Light Kid Top Brown Kid with Ivory Kid Top Lace models with turned or welted soles and Louis XV heels. Choice at $6.98 pair. | i Floor, At Bloominodales “Nature Shape” Footwear Velour de Laine, { Large Fur Collars, ‘ Nutria, Seal Coney, a 3.00 Grey Coney, Nat. Raccoon, Reduced to TIVOLI STANDARD UN! A Sale of Boys’ Sweaters at Sharply Reduced Prices Sweaters taken from regular lines have been reduced to him. “[ did this,” Ryan cause T did not want be held out to the fina the financial backer of the concern.” Ryan's suit and his wife f: Women’s & Misses’ High Cost Coats Peau de Peche, Cashmere Velour, Men’s Root’s Tivoli Underwear, 89c A well known brand of shirts and drawers, of first quality natural ql salaries as officers. a New Spring Frock of C !-and-cott i | also brought sult against Silk Velvet, tad ted? f ) gray wool-and-cotton. close out quickly. There are 470 sweaters in all. Press ee elms. Large Fur Collars, 35. 00 Himh'd Georgelteld Solin For Children, $1.98 to $4.50 Cotton Union Suits, 69¢ __ Not all sizes in each style, but you'll find sizes 24 to 34 fhey were presented to voung Rven || Hudaon Seal sivakrat), " $87.00 Made expressly for Bloomingdales’ ty bootmalers who have Heavy derby ribbed cotton, in | | in the assortment. ' me analy rept “the nancial world.” | Australian Opossum, made « study of proper footwear for growing children. ‘The shape ecry only. Lot No. 1, 69c : oo Natural Raccoon, ‘and construction allow the feet to develop along natural lines, Double-Breasted Shirts, Worsted and cotton mixtures, all V-neck Reduced to without crowding toes or pinching heels, Furthermore, “Nature | Each, 89¢ coat style, two pockets, 69c. AGED STENOGRAPHER DEAD, | Shape” shoes are good looking Tan, black or white leathers, priced according to size and style at $1.98 to $4.50. Bocond Floor Heavy quality wool and cotton, with double tront and back. Suit- able for men working out-of-doors, Also heavy drawers to match at 89c, Main Floor, Lot No. 2, $2.35 Worsted cotton back, double ruff neck collar, coat sty's, and two pockets. Wool sweaters with single ruff neck collar, coat style, and two pockets, $2.35. Lot No. 3, $2.69 John W. Schmals, First One Ems ployed by Western Union, | At Bloomingdales For the Boy Graduate! Blue Serge Suits, $4.95 to $10.95 New Spring Dresses ‘At Bloom updates’ Men's Gloves, 98c apher to be employed by the Western Union | | S.J, Jan, 19.—John \ t { } { ‘ to the position of pri-! | to President Norvin Undressed _ euede Wool swe: i i ‘A ; eait ‘ot aters, shaker knit fashion “isk, velit mein | Adapted for Present Wear | All Sizes Up to 18 Years vie nn cont, V-neck, arug-ftingshaier ost bm | yeare old. He spent n of his ite | | It is a sort of unwritten law that the graduate Desks. Ao ae: in pockets, finished with hem on bottom. with the Western Union Company and We y 74 should wear a blue serge suit during commence- | | “°D#! Value at 98 Khaki color Worsted and cotton back jred on pension four years ago. | ‘omen’s & Misses’ Dresses ment excercises. Some boys prefer the Nor- Men's Gloves, V-neck, plain weave, os & widow and son Crepe Meteor, ) | folk model, others the plain effect. Therefore $1.25 .Worsted mixture, tightly woven V-neck, P ¥ fl Crepe de Chine, | we carry both models in stock, at prices rang- Gray suede un wide double knit border and bottom, coat | {a bieycle in er lined gloves, with style, with two pockets, $2.69. ing from $4.95 to $10.95. Boys’ Suits at $4.95 Made of fancy cheviots in newest patch pocket models; some have extra pants, fully lined. Sizes 7 to.17 years. (Sexpert. hunt ‘ woman to operate # 1 } > Hackensack River a woman to ride a horse Pike's Peak in the wint NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. Taffeta Silk, | l S ’ giy Beautiful I 6. 50 New Shades for Spring Special embroidered | backs. Also silk lined. Washable capeskin gloves, in various shades, Added Attraction—Men’s Sweaters, $3.85 V-neck coat sweaters of fine worsted, in maroon: only. Exceptionally warm and well made. Sizes 34 to 46 in the lot. Main Floor Main Floor At Bloomingdate: , NEW ORL 4 : Rael Boys’ Overcoats at $4.95 Umbrellas Re-covered ‘At Bloomingdales’ Ai Sieseinedata gacrias for i Women’s & Misses’ Dresses Puitramtaack test Ot farsy Chaves ele of Kray Special Prices Men's Socks, 12! 4c Women’s Union chinchilla, but only one or two of @ kind, All sizes ter This Month Georgette Crepe, | in the lot up to 10 years. Seamless Crepe Meteor, i Umbre cotton Suits, 49c Si Hi Boys’ Mackinaws at $5.95 re-covered socks, in ’ Adal Plain effects in new pinch-back models, large shaw! with water black ~d Fine ribbed medium weight cot- r Charmeuse, 2 md collars, For outdoor sports during the cold weather Proof Peal da colors. ton, trimmed at neck; reinforced Loa ae Handsomely oe. these coats cannot be beat. Sizes 9 to 17 years. an Men's tight or wide knees trimmed with jain Biakraidarad Becon! Floor Rees Mercer- | | tase. Choice of flesh or white, New Spring Colors | ‘A$ Bloomingdales S At Bloomingdales with gloria sille ized Main Floor Speciat Women's Jersey Fabric | | Women’s Stockings, 19c for $1.87. Cotton Gi aicomiiodates Gloves, Pair, 59c seheetized cotton with rein penal Socks, Turkeys, lb, 25¢ Women’s & Misses’ Dresses Durable quality for street wear: | | Eitan, wastel shades, also lacie oe oe fesees, banda a ee Pair, 19¢ A choice shipment from the lead- ing turkey raising sections has just arrived, 2 clasps; black or gray. Women’s Kid Gloves, 79c paired at very low prices. We also refinish old canes equal to new. wi Several thousand pairs; rein Peau de Soie, forced heels and toes. Colors, Groa de Londres, Wi n's Fibre Si li e ol Fresh Roasting Chickens, b.,22 New Spring Frock of a Fee ree Glace kid gloves, slightly soiled , ae , tore Silk va Vinbralien eam Cana tear. (oF and] | black or white as eet ME ee Hi ales eadataat 4 Georgelieds CrepedeMeteor Are are from handling) venieus ‘miades in Stocnings. agit: ite “ it Unaheal Men's “Onyx” Fibre Fresh Fowls, Ib, 226 pe hs Crepe Meteor, \ sizea 534, 6 and 614 Three pairs for $1.00.. Good ‘Storm Hero” Umbrellas Silk Socks, Pair, 29¢ Loins of Jersey Pork, ib. 18136 j $40.60 Handsomely ° Women’s Kid Gloves, 98¢ | | quality fibre silk with 4inch gar 1,50 to $15.00 Perfect quality, with double | | Prime Roast Beef, Ib," 16146 j " Glace kid in pique style, with ter welt; reinforced heels and toes; A new frame if the wind breake it. soles, double heels and toes, Legs of Canada Lamb, !b., 16\4¢ } Embroidered embroidered backs; Zclasps; oyster | | fine weave. About 40 shades to | | See demonstration in our Umbrella | | Sizes 9} to 114, in navy, tan, | | Rumpof Corned Beef, Ib. 1653¢ >. --- New Spring Colors white and other shades. choose from, also black or white, Department. champagne, gray, black or white, Frosh Butts of Pork, Ib. 18!9¢ Cold in One oacial }} Main Floor Main Floor Wain Floor, Main Floor Basement raknsren ro BLOOMINGDALES' tix! 30 %0'a¥)