The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1917, Page 7

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Lenses at 50c, 75c, $1.00, etc. r Established 55 Years New York: r®4 B'way, at John St. 223 Sixth Av, isth St. h Av., aad St. uu, at Ann St. 42d_ Street. 7 W (Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.,cor.Bond St IT PAYS TO Little Piano Shop Around the Corner 753 Sixth Avenue Ddetween 424 and 434 Streets, where you will tind a fine display of small grand pianos and player pianos, of surprisingly fine Lone, quality and excellent construction The CHRISTMANOLA is the Intest and most advanced Player Piano, a triumph of 1917, now on exhibition In our salesrooms. Also a lot of used pianos as fol lows: Steinway, Baby Grand; Knabe upright and many others. Pathe, Edison and Columbia PHONOC RAPHS ON BASY PAYMENTS. French, German, Spanish and Italian PHONOGRAPH RECORDS CHRISTMAN SONS Also 35 W, 14th St,, bet, Gand 6 Aves, Go TO T Dr, Ferdinand King says: EVERY WOMAN EVERY MOTHER EVERY DAUGHTER NEEDS IRON AT TIMES To put strength in her nerves and color in her cheeks. stomach did far harm than «ood, To-day doctors prescribe 0: Iron tomach, increase ihe strength and endurance of weak, nervous. @, careworn, bag gard looking w 0 per cent. in two weeks’ time tn natances. I have used it In my own prising results. —F\ No Extra Charge for Tt Advertisements for The World may be office ta JOHN D, PROVES AFAIRY GODFATHER ‘TOMOTOR BATTER Food and Hot Coffee for Sol- | diers Guarding City’s Water Supply. Let no man speak trreverently here- after to members of the First Motor Battery of New York regarding John D, Rockefeller, The command ts sta- tioned at Tarrytown, near the on- trance to the off multimilionatre's great estate at Pocantico Hills. Its members are now warm inside and full of good food and coffer and | cheerful in spirit, as all good soldiers should be at all times. Yesterday beforo Mr. Rockefeller waved his fairy wand they were chilled through and through and} hungry and regarded themselves as martyre to an ungrateful and heed- less country. The approach of the train of auto trucks from the Rocke- feller placo three times a day down) ‘the road to the camp has made new men of the detachment. The arrival of Companies I, E, F) ‘and L of the First New York Infantry | at the camp to-day did not embarrass | | Mr. Rockefeller in the least. He ap- parently had enough tn his larders for the extra battalion and felt he could | afford to mako.them happy too. His | superintendent announced the meals would be served to the soldiers in- | definitely, or until thelr own cominis- | sary Was in such condition that it | could meet the rationing problem | Without discomfort to the soldiers. | The members of the battery wao lave been guarding the aqueduct de- ‘clare they have been splendidly treat- ed at Tarrytown sinco their advent there Sunday. The townspeople have taken them in and they have had warm, comfortable quarters. When they arrived they were minus their | arctic shoes, but there came Monday, and all the mon were supplied. The only thing they now lack ts| water at the aqueduct itself, for the nearest streams some distan oway and the men find it more cou venient to melt snow at their fires fo drinking purposes than to carry water | from the streams. sergt, Arthur Chappel is in charge of the battery, and he has his headquarters at the police station, with Privates W. J ' Goldsmith and E. E. Schvind as bis | orderiies. Both of the latter men are full of praise for the treatment they Clare the quarters in the police sta- tion, the hotels, farmhouses and the Y.M. C. A. and fire houses were vory | comfortable «ad warm, and said they were glad the State had taken this means to care for them rather than to make them sleep in tents In this cold weather, | RAILROAD MADE THEM MISS) | ONE MEAL. | | The men of the first regiment that | came there last night aro much in- censed at the New York Central Rail- road for the treatment they re- ceived from it, These companies, I, B, F and L, with A, B, Mand G, r Peokskill Monday afternoon from \tica, which they left on Sunday af. ! ternoon, Owing to a breakdown 0 the road they were stalled in th card eight hours Mond cogine of their train left saking with it the baggage contained the food for the men, { ‘The engine gone, the heat was cut off and the cars became as cold as © ald, whiva | | OPPENHEIM | tucked effects. | su ‘LADIES! LOOK YOUNG, 275 High Class Blouses New and attractive models of embroidered and beaded Georgette Crepe; in the new colors and combinations. Values 10.75 to 12.75 8.90 Also,—New Lingerie Blouses of fine | voile featuring large sailor col- lars, embroidered ruffles and fine refrigerators. ‘The men had break. fast Monday morning but they did not get anything more to eat until § o'clock at night in Peekskill. Then Companies A, B, M and @ secured comfortable quarters in the town's police stations, hotels, firehouses, Y. M. C. A. and farmhouses, but the other companioa were quartered in a barn and slept on straw Monday night. This, the men said, was rather uncomfortable, but the barn was warm id things might have been much worse, On the way from Peekskill to Tar- rytown last night tho New York Cen- tral provided a special train, but with only three or four exceptions the cara were without lights and Were n well heated, and the cars that had lights were so dimly lehted it would have been utterly imposible to read even tho headlines in a newspaper in them. Tho officers and men were all loud in their condemnation of the railroad on this score, Major Sheehan is in command of the companies that went to Tarrytown last night and Major If. J. Cookinhambe ts in charge of the companies at Peekskill, Speaking of the treatment of the men at Peekskill, Capt. G. 8. Keep. era of Binghamton, Adjutant of the First Regiment, said: "The men are all properly clothed and well cared for. They have thelr heavy over- coats, woollen gloves and arctics, and In no way are they suffering from the cold. Of course Monday was a severe day and very cold, but there waa no ering on the score of lack of clothes, food or shelter.” MEN NOT OBLIGED TO SLEEP IN TENTS AND ARE GLAD OF IT. Major Dr. D. C. Dye, regimental surgeon, said: “Tho men are in fine condition and T cannot imagine whero the report that they were improperly clad originated, Their equipment is perfect in every detail and we are well cared for here. The hold-up on the road yesterday was not a sant experience, but no one was injured by it and probably the railroad ts to be excused because of the exceptional | weather.” Police Chief McGinty and Fire Chiet | Charles Forbush of Peekskill are look- ing after the housing of the men there, and of more than forty of the privates interviewed to-day by The Evening World not one made a complaint about thelr clothi food DARKEN GRAY HAIR Use the Old-time Sage Tea and Sulphur and No- body will Know. Gray hair, however handsome, de- otes advancing age. We all know the advantages of a youthful appear- ance. Your hair*is your chai It makes or mars the face. fades, turns gray and looks just a few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur enhance its appearance a Don't stay gray! Look youngt Fither prepare the recipe at home or get from any drug store a 6i'-vent bottle = “Wyeth’ Sage and Sulphur Compound, which is merely the old- tim ree. | improved by the addition of other ingredients. Thousands of folks recommend this ready-to-use reparation, because it darkens the hai. be utifully, besides no one can possibl tell, as it darkens so naturally an evenly. Yor moisten a sponge or soft brush with Jit, drawing this throug’ the hair, taking one smali strand a. atime. By morning the gray hair di ppears; after another appli- cation or two, its natural color is re- store’ and it becomes thick, glossy and lustrous, and you appear years younger. Wyeth'’s Sage and Sulphur Com- pound is a delightful toilet requisite. te is not intended for the cure, miti- ation or prevention of disease— dvt. | hundred-fold. GLLINS & E 34th Street—New York Important Sale Thursday | 2.00 Special or shelter, the average opinion being: “I'm mighty glad wo do not have <0 camp in tents in this weather. This ia far better than wo expected. Tt ts the best trip we have yet made. The only unpleasant experience we have had #0 far was the eight hours of cold while We were stalled on the way here yesterday, You see we only misaed one meal, x0 none of us was starved.” All of the regiment ts now atationad along the New York City water supply except Companies C, D and K. on duty are from Utica, Binghamton, ewburgh. Middletown, Oneonta, ‘alton and Mohawk. Fing Sa im Court. When an American flag was hung behind the bench in the Common Pleas court room at Jersey City yes- terday morning by Judge George @ ‘Tennant's order, all tr. the room atood up and gave the right hand salute. Such salutes will be given in all the County Court House rooms hereafter when Judges begin sessions. — lace Colonial Table Silver in Annual One of the great unusualities of this unusual Liat Silver Sale, is the wide variety of matching spoons, forks, knives and accessory pieces. Colonial in pattern with slender pointed ends, this silver will harmonize with almost any Colonial tea set. Priced now at twenty to thirty-three and a third per cent. less. | |] A chest of 51 pieces, now $81. | (ALL heary toeight) | Tea spoons, now $10.50 dozen. } Dessert spoons, now $16 dozen. Table spoons, now $22.50 dozen Table forks, now $22.50 dozen. Table knives, now $24 dozen. Two-piece salad set, now $7.50. Cheese knives, now $1.25, Pie knives, now $2.50. Salt spoons, now $3 dozen. 8-piece carving sets, now $8.50. Alter dinner coffee spoons, now $5 dozen. Soup ladles, now $8.25, Gravy ladles, now $2.50. But the Sale Is a Mine of Table Silver Sterling silver tea sets. After dinner coffee sets. Sandwich trays. Compotes. Bread trays. Candlesticks. Vases. Baskets. Service plates. Water pitchers. Offered at 20 to 50 per cent. below established prices of today. Main floor, Motor Entrance at Tenth street. 2,600 Yards Linoleum at a Special Price $1.26 the square yard for $1.50 and $1.75 grades inlaid linoleum, imported; the com- plete range of patterns and .colorings of a manufacturer who is temporarily using his plant for other work. Fourth Gallery, New Building. FURS—Facts Public auction fur sales are held in St. Louis three or four times a year. The last one was held a week ago. Prices prevailing at these sales are the basis of later retail prices. The report o: the sales last week shows that just 7—out of fifty—furs showed no increase in pric Those seven were blue nn Japanese fox, Australian ring- tail opossum, musk ox, nutria, Roman lambs, Spanisn cat, All other furs showed increases in price of 10 to 60 per cent, Only 9 showed increases of as littie u: 10 per cent. We have a very select stocl of small furs. coats, war- ranted, and in the prevailing styles. Many—specially pur- chased—are a quarter to a third below earher prices. Second floor, Old Building. | Valentine Boxes for Camee Candy Camee Shop is showing original amusing, sentimenta! heart-shaped ooxes for St. Valentine's Day, They are painted quite charm- ingly and tne colors attractively modern school, Tnere are boxes to hold one, two, three or five pounds of aelici- ously French Camee chocolates, bonbons or candied fruits or nuts. Valentine menus and place cards are specially done for us by a French artist in New York, Camee candy is $1 pound. The boxes are priced according to size. Main floor, Old Building. for long skin and intest nes otherwise clog the kidneys. Avoid eat- ing meat as much as possible; avoid too much salt, nd Me gene] ‘diet. Drink plenty of w and e3 hel) Those | easily reco Pierce for ti | find that it is many times more potent jthan lithia and that it dissolves uric acid as hot dove fer er pae TO LIVE LONG! | ‘rma stanns As man, oa remedy given by a Bence I alevste J Pierce's t “Try to ellfainate thet the A reol order! Ti the poisons leohol, tea. Try a milk sweat — the uric acid.” it send 10 cents to jal package and you not kee) water auger. . For thore past middle life, for those ised symptoms of inflam- mation, as backache, scaldiny or if uric acid in the blood rheumatism, “rusty” jointe, stiffness, get Anuric at the drug store. This is a Wonderful eliminator of urie acid was discove y y of Invalide’ Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y. If your dro “water,” ae caused a wrote meee © THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1917. medi that \ in Invi wale ry xercise 80 skin to climinabe the toxic poisons al) “women at t! fi tng otheres od be jown,” is a special, safe, and cortain help, Dr. Pierce’ invigorate stor ris candy. How to. sla eee jedi iser, and New York February Furniture Sale Making NewSellingRecord Because the furniture is real, and beautiful and practical. Because the variety meets every possible want. Because the American people are coming more and more to the love of the thing that is in good taste as well as useful. Because Wanamaker furniture never disappoints. No one knows all there have had a lon is to know about furniture, but we practical experience in the business, and working in the light of all that we have learned, we have tried to make this a better Sale for our customers than any that we have ever held. And our friends are giving us very good reason to know that we have succeeded--they are finding it strong in the things they want, and that isthe main thing, after all. Sets of bedroom furni- ture, dining-room furniture and living room furniture are in ex- treme variety, but in individual found in sales the pieces rarely stocks are also rich. For the hall or foye Colonial, wi house or apartment. Console tables, chairs and High back chairs, luxurious daven- clocks in wide variety, ports and cozy chairs, standing candelapra lamp, charming fern stands, William and Mary, Chippendale, Jacobean and even Japanese designs to harmonize the architecture of the ry For the music room— ieces of black enamel, Japanese Ft Small sofas, set- ecorations. if tees and little odd chairs, lig and graceful. French desig: vith gilt frames and upholstered in. ter Pieces’ of light- In. tapestries. colored mahogany rich wil inlay—almost jewel-like in their beauty. And for the upper hall great deep chests. high-boys, settees and matching chairs. Little sisters to the bed --the chaise longue, day-beds, table-beds, couches, davenports —beautiful examples and large variety. ht ns ith Broadway at Ninth, | FY | Plerce’s Favorite Prescription. It's the only for women certain ‘orita Preset! iption® ts toratl Just inhood ; for 6 critical limes woman w! tired or overworked ~1t Pleasant Pellote regulate ver and bowels, ted, tiny rawalea exey to take health and beanty Is roe's Common Sern I fay’ It is free. Send I jerce, Buffalo, N. Y.. “four dimes, of stamps, to cover wrapping and mailin A Dr. Unusualities in furniture are a feature of the February Sale | and are offered at average reductions in price of 29 per cent. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth spu e~ bel pa to regular stocks. These coats will keep their Offered, Thursday morning; sizes 36 to 44. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building. Shirts with Many men want them. we keep them. We do. white madras, neglige —cuff extra. $1 and $1.50 for the white shirts. $1.25 and $1.50 for shirts with patterns in color. Underwear Prices Drop were in our January sale—broken lots—prices go down tomorrow to 3% each; 3 for $1. On 362 pieces that Pp On 297 pieces, mostly prices go down to 75c each, We're getting in today, and shall place on sale tomorrow, 600 New Fancy Overcoats at $22.50 Gray and dark designs in chev- iots, cravenetted kersey cloth with plaid inside, and a few American home- because of their snappiness. worn in London in the City and at the clubs full back, reaching to Knees or just kets. silk. The makers of the coats furnish a large part of our Their cleverness in cutting is not exceeded by any other manufacturing tailor. or pleated, and Eighth Galleries, New Building. This price is less than we can usually put upon overcoats like these, less, in one instance, than the makers’ wholesale price. 22 Patterns mixtures, boucle effects, a uns—which young men will like An English Model The coats are cut after a coat single-breasted, straight ow, self collar, large patch Sleeves are all lined with Satin lining over shoulders, armpits, ‘Their tailoring is good. fine appearance. Detached Cuffs Some men don’t know that Fancy striy neglige; plain Sizes 32 and 33 sleeve blue mixed silk and cotton shirts, Burlington Arcade floor, New Bldg. A A Reece hl 59th to 60th Street Lex.to3d Av. Fade 3H08 At Bicomingdated The Moment’s Modes in Trimmed Hats, $5,6.75,7.50,8.75 Hats of Transphrent Maline or Crepe combined with satin or straw, Hats of Transparent Hair Braid and Lisere. Hats of Chantilly Lace com- bined with straw or satin. Combinations of Caterpillar Braid. Ribbon Hats; Flower Trimmed Hats; Wing Trimmed Hats. Sport Hats in various tertiles and braids, Mannish Sailors and Military Turbans in Lisere. inery Salona, Becond Floor. Midwinter Sale of Furniture (With Truth) Calling furniture and finishes by their real names-- telling the real truth was an innovation when introduced by us, and, up to date, this is the only store in New York that spends money for newspaper space to tell you that— “Mahogany” means veneered with a mahogany veneer. “Mahogany Finish” means stained to resemble mahogany. “AU Mai iny’” means constructed entirely of mahogany. “Solid Mahogany” means constructed entirely of solid pieces of mahogany. And the same rule applies to all other woods. Our Midwinter Sale of Furniture is now being held. id brand of truth is being used in this sale, as in all our trans- actions. Kimonos and Morning Dresses Special at $1 We have arranged a tremendous showing of pretty new kimonos and morning dresses which are to be featured at $1. The morning dresses are in percale or gingham and are shown in eight models. The kimonos are of crepe or lawn. Sizes 36 to 46. Under existing conditions these garments are all unusual values and are featured as such. Three models illustrated. , On Sale in Department, Second Floor. Also on Special Tables, Main Floor At Bloomingdale Women’s Union Suits, 39c Shaped cotton suits in low neck and sleeve- less model; neatly trimmed. Regular or extra sizes. Kayser’s Union Suits, 59c Bleached cotton, with reinforced crotch; Sab nie knees; lace trimmed. Regular or Lisle Thread Union Suits, 79c Reinforced crotch, tight or wide knees, trimmed with lace. Cotton Ribbed Vests, 12\4c Low neck style, trimmed with lace. Ribbed Cotton Vests, 19c Low or V-neck styles; neatly trimmed with sille tape. Lisle Thread Vests, 29c Plain lisle or lace trimmed cotton, in neat styles; also cotton pants to match, at 29c. Main Floor At Bloomingdales’ Men’s Cotton Union Suits, 39c Bleached ribbed cotton, in athletic style. Men's “Otis Balbriggan Undergarments, 39¢ Medium or heavy weight shirts or drawers. Drawers have extra gussets. These are seconds. n Floor, Ma At Bloomin Sewing Chair Given Free with “World’s Rotary” Machine, $35 "el These high back cane seat chairs are suitable for sewing or general use about the house, The frame is of oak, neatly finished to match machine. Only a limited quantity given away. “‘World’s Rotary” Sewing Machines are the equal of the finest machines in the market. Every up-to-the-minute feature has been incorporated, such as fine to coarse work, lockstitch, chainstitch or hemstitch. With each machine is given a full set of attachments and a lifetime guarantee. Price $35.00. Easy Payment Plan $2.00 Down $1.00 a Week No Interest No Extras Lessons given free in operating any machine purchased, Measanine, Lexington Ave. Aroude JammrRANereR ro BLOOMINGDALES' REX 30 90 AN \ i eS