The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1917, Page 7

ee SUES WOMAN FOR $350,000. | {-;,12!","° When Opened HOLMES ELECTRIC+* PROTECTIVE *COMPANY 26+CORTLANDT* ST- tel- Cortlandt « tea- thats only half a word—the other half is LIPTON'S shigh est values we Examine our ¢ morrow; as large tomorrou paralleled Attention is cal Thursday other In all numberless even in these The most conspicuous features of a notable series of Thursday Bargain offerings tomorrow are Coats, tailored or fur trimmed, hundreds upon quality, Coats at each store, the great- in this gr any other ‘out department to- CLAMAUNE or larger than most shops show in the height of the season—| $20.00 Dresses, Thursday only... YQ the marvelous low limit prices $27.50 Dresses, Thuradc Ay - the bewildering array of smart ne aoa) : re RM 15 styles——the complete assortments ' (our entire Winter coat stock is -—-FUR TRIM D& TAILOREDSUITS— sday Bargain prices all in all a sale of un- magnitude on sale at Thur. to several lots of dresses suit able for present wear. odd garments, but well worth inspection because of the very unusual values; they are typi- character that have made these sales so popular at Martin's. garments reduced, that stand out strongly sales, as conspicuous examples, of extreme value giving. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1917. » T Ng as ear hog FOUR INDICTED one beeen om Hing ‘ t ire Murph f the Patrot ation, whiet ane be Mariem River ner Wood Casigo. Voit wil lead the mareh tion Municipal Courts On. is Your Store ) presage a © ‘ 6 , te 1 ose e eged preva { perjury In —_ (A National Institution M felp ris were found ¢ ay When you have Holmes Service by the Grand Jury. Four persons Presenting more than a million dollars of Wana- every Monday morning vou re . indicted, tw charged, in the maker-standard home-furniture, our entire regular ceive a written report showing 1 wer by Justice Leon ‘ stock and large ean purchases from our regular the exact time your premises g- + ite, 0 teed manufacturers, to be sold at an average of were opened and closed each und held y! 1 i day dering the previous week HF 29 Per Cent. Less in Price This but Holmes protection is one feature of a judgment for $1 He (Best at the price) 2% Ozs.,10e.— ' oib., 30c. LipTon’s Pink Label (Others att are not and Philip Str grow out of trial in Justice Snitkin’s court suit brought by | Fenster, a wh flour Brooklyn rice rod) Ly Ib., 25¢. suit was based, on which the ertheless Zakin got a judgment, and his yunsel took their ev jury Bureau now — under Fulton St., <0. Bridge St. At Subway Station 1329-1331 Broadway Near Goes Avenue 4810-4812 Fifth Ave. Bet. 48th a. 4 49th Sts. Clearance Before Inventory Thursday---Added Reductions -—— COATS AND WRAPS—— $20.00 Coats, Thursday only hundreds: of $29.50 Coats, Thursday only. style perfect $39.50 Coats, Thursday only...... i . $49.50 Coats, Thursday only...... SH {ll other Winter coats tomorrow at similar reductions. have ever offered season. —AFTERNOON & EVE’G DRESSES— $15.00 Dres. 97 the great stock, Thursday only Ses, $18.75 Suit $28.50 Suit Thursday only 10” ——DRESSY BLOUSE $2.95 $4.95 $5.75 further directed Mostly Waists, Thursday only.... Waists, Thursday only & $6.75 Waists, Thursday 15 2" 3 ———tUR CoaTS——— $125 Hudson Seal Coats, Thursday "FQ: (Dyed Muskrat) 40 and 42 inches long; made of extra fine aclected matched pelts $195 Hudson Seal Coats, Thursday 11 5 5 inches long; Semicfitted flare model, cuffs of Natural Skunk or Black Lynx bargains of the departments are strikingly days of clearance with Martin’s—- Alterations Free, as Usu: ~ASPERWRERSI DANAE SUS ACA i rrr 110) (10111) 107) 1119S | False Swearing in Milburn » express rdon appeared yesterd. Grand Jury. He swore! at-a-price’’ furniture are never found; and berets pbs bad atte oR ante | whose designs are classical and therefore LIPTON’S Yellow Label et ee ee 10 MAYOR 10 SAVE. 2. That it is the only store of this character * (World's fineat) Sesh Takes aa AL in New York City holding a February Sale 2 Ozs., 10c.—14Ib., 35¢. oth talker, | | in which the entire stock is offered at | 4 Perjury indictments against Nathan | RIVERSIDE PARK reduced prices. | Zakin, a flour er of No. 176 Mad- i LIPTON'S Red Labe} | , and his friends and sup-| 3. That the February Sale stock is so varied yrting witne Gershon Orlosky | —2.- | and so large--more than a million dollars’ ofa kin against Isaac dealer of Nev ce t District Attorney Kilroe of in the latter's office in'the Municipal | tet to) Butlding. ‘The conference lasted | 2.50, $3.50, $4, $5 a yard were the original prices. abowt an hour and a half. At its con- $1.65, $1.85, $1.95, $2.50 yard were the special packet way | clusion 3 ced forth numerous per ut of cases JEANNETTE GILDER’S NIECE TO BE BRIDE OF PERCY LITCHFIELD oh Mh frcaafs Sore Broadway et Ninth, New York Saturday, January 27th First Day of Courtesy ushering in the The furniture will be on view and tagged with the new low February prices, on the First Day of Courtesy, Saturday, January 27th, when advance selections may be made, the tram is and deliveries to date from the opening of the », February Ist The national character of this February Sale, draw- ate in mber, will take morrow afternoon at 3.90 i ars fate Chapel of at. Georeta ing as it does its clients from all parts of the United vin Stuyvesant Square, It will States, is explained by these facts has ber ‘ae pit . Pe ha piety 1, Wanamaker’s is recognized as a first-grade Miss Jeannette L. Gilder | specialized Furniture Store, in which un- worthy imitations or ‘‘just-made-to-sell- the | |Delegation Headed by Mrs. | Charles A. Bryan Is Lit- tle Encouraged. worth—that all demands upon it can be satisfied. The appeal of the February Furniture is universal. It goes straight to every one’s home, which is the heart of the family. ¥ Headed by Bryan, « delegat the Women's Ls Mrs, Charles Austen fon of members of gue for the Preser vation of Riverside Park held a pri- vate to-day with Mayor Mitchel and Comptroller Prendergast | '9,371 Yards in Silk Packets at Rate of $1.25 Yard conference prices just this week. =) fe rhe Now choice of all at $1.25 yard. Dress waist and and) shorter lengths. Fancy and plain silks. All kinds. id | Main Aisle, Old Building, “Were you satisfied with the re-/[! sults of your talk with the Mayor and | |} SiMe ceruin'y neon nit” woiet | Blanket Oddments Vip Ivy Hapa kee eaaertt Part of large stocks, at old prices t explained the con- | Limited to the quantities specified 16 pairs—pink and blue borders, $7.50 fair. 14 _pairs—English; blue bor- ugee was asked | © that they "had ¢ f the west side Double Bed Size Single Bed Size-—White ! 29 pairs—pink border and all 7 | whitey eae0 pale a pairs—blue border, $6.75 | 38 pairs—pink and blue bor- der, $7.60 pair, ete suggestion was ; » sunk further,” an-| der, $10. ; 7 pairs—pink borders, $7.76 | Nitle<Comp 19 pairs—pink and blue, $12 | pair. | Mitchel volunteered — the par. 8 pat i | | joey A fa 13 pairs—pin! . | opinion that he didn't think a change ||] ae ee blue bor | gers, $10 pa ecene blual hee m the present plan--that is ar nad ; er sinking of the tracks—wo 19 pairs—extra long, 108 in.; 7 pairs—all white, $11.50 pair. | > the t pie borders and all white, 16.50 pair. Third Gallery, New Building. | It was agreed th At least the ci puld be «vives! Inexpensive Curtains at Today’s Wholesale Prices idergast sd Because an American curtain maker moved to Japan | | 8 and the and is doing hand-worked curtains there for small prices, and as a result of certain surplus lots acquired some time ago, | we offer 456 Pairs Ecru Voile and Marquisette Summer Curtains At 90c, three styles with At $2.75, three styles; at $3, | lace, ten styles; at $3.25, nine styles | At $1.50, two styles with each with hand-drawn | hand-made cluny. work, it} Third Gallery, New Building. | nt and to explain every phase 1 Riverside Park deve The Silk Rotunda Presents SHADOW Lawn Green ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THE HOME OF TRUTH 59th to 60th Street Lex.to AV. Fats308 Announcing the “ Midwinter Sale of Furniture |)” You should thoroughly understand just what this mid- ws winter sale of furniture means to you If you knew just how we prepare for it you would lay plans to buy your furniture during the sale. In the first place, every piece of furniture in our stock is reduced 10% for the sale This means old goods, new goods, regular goods every- thing that we carry Then, in addition, styles which are to be discontinued are reduced in some cases as much as one-half; in every case the reduction is very great. Then there are quite a number of special lots picked up at the factories very much under the customary prices—styles that the manufacturer has discontinued and closed out to us just as we close out our discontinued lines to you. These are priced very close by us When you take into consideration the fact that furniture may be purchased during this sale and held by us for future delivery at no additional cost to you, you will readily under- stand why it is to your advantage to anticipate your wants in furniture as far ahead as possible. Added to these facts, p lease take into consideration the fact that furniture, like all other merchandise, is advancing in price through mercantile conditions, and it is doubtful if such an opportunity as this will present itself for a long time. This sale starts on Monday, January 29th, and continues throughout the month of February. Beginning to-morrow the goods with their new prices will be on display, and because there are a number of small lots that will not last very long, it is advisable to call at your earliest possible moment and make your selections, having the goods reserved until the sale begins. ‘At Bloomingdales” Umbrellas Re-covered Special Prices for This Month Umbrellas re - cov with water- proof Amer- Quick Service If your prescription is on file ran taffeta | | in our optical department you Re-covered are assured rapid replacement of with gloria | | broken lenses. Registered optom- rH 4 for etrists in charge to examine eyes. Eyeglasses, $1.45 Large spherical lenses fitted to comfortable nose-piece or spec- tacle mountings. Broken frames, repaired at very low prices. also refinish old canes like new. Main Flows, ‘ain Floor Clean-up of Upholstery Goods and Curtains Every short end, remnant or odd lot in the en- tire stock grouped on tables marked without regard to cost or previous prices. It is advisable to shop early for best assortments. Tabie No.1 | Table No. 7— Printed scrims, border scrims | Odd tapestry and armure and swisses; yd, 6c, ¢ Equares for cushion tops, 17¢ Table No. 2 Cretonne madras, slip-cover damasks, etamine; yd., 9e. Table No. 8 Net and scrim curtains, single pairs; reduced one-half. Table No. 3 | Table No. 9 Curtain nets, voiles, madras ||| Net and scrim curtains; two. and cretonne; yd., 4c. pair lots; reduced one-quarter. Table No. 4 Drapery nets, madras, printed cottons, burlap: yd., 21e. Table No. § Twelve discarded U. S. Cav- alry Swords, each, 50c. 7 dis: carded U, S, Rifles, each, $1.00. Table No. 6 Tapestry, velour and sunfast remnants, reduced one-half, Odd Nottingham Lace Cur- tains, Some may be matched in Table No. 10 Net and scrim curtains, three- pair lots; reduced one-third. Table No. 11 Damasks, tapestries and vel- ours; odd styles; reduced one- quarter, Odd curtain poles, 3 to 6 ft. long; various styles, Sc. Table No. 12 | Drapery Fringe and Gimps. Remnants and odd lots; yd., 3c Bolster Rolle, assorted sizes and colors; soiled or damaged; as is Columbia or Victor, 29¢. Choice, 39¢. Cretonne Sofa Cushions, made ; from remnants, limited quantity] Cretonne Dutch Curtains, at 69c, pink only; set, 69c. Velour and Tapestry Portieres (Seconds), pair, $12.75 Assorted styles and colors. These are seconds and are wonderful IGRawp Rapips FURNITURE “| The New Color of the Spring Selected by the Wife of the President reen not quite like any other, An artist’s CREDIT TERMS . ned to see all the lights and shadows of $3-°° Down on $50: color, green, which may look to the uninitated | 5.00 “ “6-75.00 one solid color, is to the artist an arrangement of extra- 7.60 “ «© 100-00 sralbary SOs anid a AC corning to the Sane Of sun- 10.0 « «150.00 shine oF shadow or op or meadow o1 ing depres- 4 & i ee Shadow Lawn Green is a marvelous color, It promises to have a tremendous vogue this Spring and FREE BRASS BED Summer, especially in sports’ wear. With Bvery Purchase of B75, It will be presented tomorrow in an Unique Display of crepe Georgette, pussy willow taffeta, khaki kool, tus- sores of fine new weaves, and original and striking printed and woven sports silks, ranging in price from $2.50 to $4.50 yard—-together with exhibits of Millinery Parasols Hoisery Neckwear all fashioned with silk of the same color, his is the first public presentation in America of Shadow Lawn Green. Main floor, Old Building, le ih ffeamde sire APARTMENTS FURNISHED COMPLETE FROM $50 TO $600 | Open Monday and Saturday Evenings | 104 ST. L STATION AT CORNER FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVE. BET. 103 4 pairs; each, 29¢. Talking Machine Covers, red or green Canton flannel, Fit $50 Third Floor At Bloomingdales” Dependable Sewing Machines At Low Prices Our stock is not limited to one or two makes of machines, Instead we give youa selection of such well known sewing ma- chines as White Singer World’s Rotary Delight New Crown New Home Tisbest New Treasure Any of these machines are sold on our easy payment plan, $2 Down, $1 a Week No Interest. No Extras Note the Lessons given free in of ating any machine purchased. two popular priced machines: ‘ ie ; H Tisbest Machines, $15.50 \ Two drawer drop-head model with oak case ' and complete set of attachments, H New Treasure Machines, $19.75 The most popular of our medium priced shuttle machines. ‘our drawer automatic drop head H model, oak case and complete set of attachments, ie Both of the above described machines are fully H guaranteed, i Moszanine, Leaington Ave. Arcade, mee “AN ERS ° BLOOMINGDALES Uy 73 St.