The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1917, Page 7

iy ate 3 eae eye Te My BUKES, ee TIT FOR ACHING. GHAUFFEURS’ PLAN a>, SORE, TIRED FEE TO REMOVE HOUSE "Use for ede, pile up, burning, calloused feet and corns. Chief Magistrate Calls It a Club of 50,000 Votes to Oust an “Honest Judge.” a Values Apparel itr omen Misses The i Se listed in this announcement represent but a small portion of the new merchandise for Spring. People who are forced to stand on | their feet all day know what sore, | tender, sweaty, burning feet mean, | They use “Tis,” and “Tiz” cures their | feet right up. It keeps feet in perfect jcondition. “Tix” is the only remedy in the world that draws out all te} poisonous exudations which puff w | the feet and cause tender, sore, tired, mets | feet. It instantly stops the | jain in corns, callouses and bunion: it’s simply glorious. Ah! how com- |fortable your feet feel after using | “Tiz.” You'll never limp or draw up | your face in pain. Your shoes won't | tighten and hurt your feet. Get a 25-cent box of “Tis” now jfrom any druggist. Just think! a| |whole year’s foot Comfort for only | iL cents.—Advt. Lex.to3d Av. Plaza 3900 Chief Magistrate McAdoo in a letter sent to-day to Fred W. Hopler, President of the Professional Chauf- fours’ Club of America, charges that the organization is attempting to in- fluence the Mayor to have Magistrate House removed from the Traffic Court “because you have 50,00 votes at the next election,” ‘The Chief Magistrate's letter ts tn repy to one from Hopler which con- tained referrence to a letter Hopler had sent to the Mayor. The corres- Pondence It the outcome of charges made by the Chief Magistrate last week that the Chauffeurs’ Club was Cireviating a petition urging the re- moval of Magistrate House and the substitution of the chauffeur's coun- Trimmed Hats, $3.95 & $5.00 The trimmed millinery section of our store on the second floor is replete with smart, moderately priced hats for all occasions. Copies and adaptations of late for- eign models on display. A remarkable’ offering in time for Easter. An assortment of Easter Blouses 4 Models—$2.98 Illuetrated. A beautiful duchess pattern lace trims flesh or white crepe de chine most elaborately. Collar and closing in scalloped lace effect. $2.98 Illusthated. Double- breasted | Women’s & Misses’ Spring Apparel te tinct . et Moderately priced suits, coats and dresses, exemplifying the newest and | | pretty hate made in our own | 4 5 place. HOTS PALL T+omePson novelty figured chiffon cloth over ‘ y : Chiet Magistrate McAdoo's letter! tien Giadyn Ingalls, daughter of CREDIT TERMS Srantne’ in’ coraiiaOsaas, tae best Spring styles, fabrics and colorings. workrooms. ways: : seta ase tobe’ or chartreuse; side-plaited — col Included are mushrooms, tama, Dresses, $10.00 | Top Coats, 12.75| Suits, $19.75 French-weave serge dresses in We also show ten styles of top| Ten models from which to select twelve pretty styles, Material is of | Coats. Among the materials are} your Easter suit. Materials are Mra. Melville E, Ingalls, tx to be mar-| gg 99 Down on $50.% ried in Washington Saturday to Arnold Robertson, first secretary of §-00 so 7G 00 the British Embasay. Only close rela- | 76 ** 100-0 “There are tn round numbers about lar; hemstitched in black. $2.93 700,000 voters in Greater New York Of these, at least % per cent. are and sailors in black or colors, trimmed with burnt Flesh or white crepe de chine, temi-tailored blouse. Venise lace serges, poplins, velours and tweeds | poplin, serge, gabardine and fancy a Aap ed ele on the public| tives of the bride and members of 10-0 “© 150: and silk in contrasting color trims | | fine, Ca mech in ha brown, in newest Spring colorings; also | weaves, in navy, gold, apple green, | | ments or ribbons. reets or ride only on public con- “9 ri front and collar. $2.98 green, nhagen, navy; also black, | black, brown and tan. Wepances. AreiGllLatialg sonconn alacwent 15: © 200- Only e emafl quantity of these | — There is.a style to sult any woman | Many of these qulte are repro- Styles are such as are in demand MMiey represent the tulllions whoee| be ne ; Moe 25.09 6s 8 300.00 A crepe ette blouse, in | | dresses on sale, therefore we suggest | or miss. e price is most reason- | ductions of high-priced original | | by the well dressed woman. | be performed by the Rev, Dr. Roland flesh or ded iy Hand embroidered early selection. able at $12.75. Mmbs and lived are in danger by|Cotton Smith, rector of St. John's mals OR Wide SHAR cata 4 — Seeond Fleer reckless drivers in these streets. | Church, FREE ®8AsS BED Teens collar ‘asa culls corteasnnd ‘At Bloomingdales’ | © © © ‘The threat t9 an Idle one ily —_— H 4 At Bloomingdates Mcderately priced. $2.93 timed, and bordering somewhat on| 11,442,838 COTTON BALES, iMegality | aa ¢ “You are asking the Mayor to use|CF®D for 1916 Tops 1915 by More the powers of his office to get Judge! une 200,000, idee dat of this court ter loing his | WASHINGTON, March 21.—The 1916 it cotton crop of the United States was d@uty. © * You ask that Judge | 11,442,838 equivalent 500-pound bales, ex- House be removed and Mr, Huddy | clusive of linters, according to finul fir Installed in his place. Do you doubt |ures of ginning announced to-day b; “ how the mulliions who have to use the | tts Census Bureau * APARTMENTS FURNISHED Atreets in their various Avocations to That compares with 11,191,820 bales in, COMPLETE FROM $50 TO $500 0 * | 0 proposition? I have an idea they |4eecd in tole eee 931, lanters *, | 104 ST. L STATION AT CORNER would make short work of the 50,000 |600-pound bales, and In 1914 were 856,900 organized chauffeurs at the polls, | bales. “[ resent your action as a bold at-| Round bales included in the ginnings 3 for the season numbered 192,040, com- fampt to threaten and to punish & jpared with 111,716 for 191) and’ Shane Just and fearless Judge in the por- | in 1914. formance of his duty in enforcing the; jaunt ea Inland bales included numbered law Intended for the public safety.” | AMA E ese net inny, Mth 81844 for 191 Second Floor, ‘At Bloomingdales’ X) « Gloves of Kid or Silk Washable glace kid gloves, in shades to match or blend with fpring costumes or footwear; tacks embroidered in contrasting effects $1.75 Glace cope gloves, white or tan, also gray succe gloves, with Spring Skirts 5 Styles, $4.95 Perfect skirt ‘style and tailoring has been achieved in these skirts of wool poplin or fine quality serge in navy or black, made with the Non-Rip placket—-defying strain and usage. Each style attractive, distine- tive--the sort women will wel- come—and serviceable. Moderately Priced Just now, owing to the unpre- cedented conditions in the leather market, unusual care must be taken in selecting shoes. Particularly is this true inthe moderate priced lines, Leather must be right, construction must embroidered backs, $1.19 be hina or the shors will not give Kayser’s silk gloves, catlefactery corvies, teed; two-clasps; some with floral You will be mcre than satisfied with the shoes you get here. Women’s Novelty Boots, in gray, brown or white two-tone effects; broken sizes; at $5.58 Pumps, Colonials and Spat Pumps, in patent or dull leathers— Women’s Hosiery Good Values We are pre-eminent in hos- iery values. The large num- ber of purchasers daily is living proof for the accuracy of the above statement. Women’s ‘Gold Stripe” Silk Hose. Seconds of higher priced stockings which have a gold stripe at garter hem to prevent “runs.” May be had in black, white or colors 69c Women's Fibre Silk Hose. Second quality. Reinforced heels and double soles; black, white or colors, 29¢ Women’s Mercerized Hove. Secends. Double soles, heels and toes, Black, white and variety of colors. Mutn Floor, ‘At Bloomingdales’ This is a splendid opportunity to secure at a small price the desirable hand-bag accompaniment for the Easter attire—for each is a most attractive value. $2.50 secures a bead-trimmed drawstring bag of faille silk; silk- lined, with two fittings. Colors; also black, Illustrated. $2.90 offers 5 styles in moire hand-bags, silk-lined; fitted with inner compartment and mirror; covered or metal frames.. Illus- trated. $2.90—Stylish pocketbooks of Vachette or Morocco leather with three compartments and purse frame. Illustrated. Matn Floor White Tub Skirts, $1.25, $1.50, $1.95 Fashioned of fabrics that will endure the strain of mumerous washings and retain their original freshness. Sizes for misses and women in piques, ratines, gabardines, Ll second Floor, black-and-white or with dainty wrist frill, Also gaunt- let gloves in tucked wrist effects, 59c to $1.60, Kayeer's 2-clasp tricot silk gloves (guaranteed); in pongee, champagne, tan, navy, gray, mastic, also white or black; pair 59. 2 At Kloomingdates ———— Unusual Hand-Bag Values Main Floor, ‘At Bloomingdales Practical Neckwear Attractive Prices White Crepe Georgette Col- lara, square or pointed. Most ef- fective with generous depth of filet pattern lace, each, 50c Voile Collars, in pretty Spring colorings, with deep hem border and cluster tuckings, each, — 50¢ At Bloomingdales Commemees: Women’s Handkerchiefs Good handkerchiefs at little prices are scarce, which makes this an interesting offering. There are many other items too numerous to mention, NWIT TELLER eco! The Specially Shop of Onigunalions “ ? 2”? FIFTH AVENUE AT 88™ STREET La B’dale' Corsets, $3.50 New Spring models, made ex: pressly for Bloomingdales’ and obtainable only at this store, We can vouch for their style. Springtime Lingerie Blossoms forth delightfully fra- grant in freshness of appearance and daintiness of designe—alluring as much for price as the character of the garments. with soft cambric tractive flounce sec- of fine laces and embroid- 71,00, $1.25, $1.50 up to $10.95 Night Gowns of fine nainsook, Fine Swiss or Crossbar Lawn Handkerchiefs, with neat hem stitched hem. $e each or 55e¢ dozen. HAVE ARRANGED FOR TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) A Very Special Sale OF WOMEN’S SPRING SUITS, Guimpes and Vestees of tine ecru net or white Crepe Georgette. Ecru net, with filet effect laces; Crepe Georgette, plain, Ng ked and hemstitched, in a variety, 98e to $3.93 Special Deep- beck — white crepe Georgette collar—-good qual- Good Lawn Handkerchiefs, with neatly embroidered spay or eyelet corners, hemstitched hem. 9c each, or 3 for 25e In the assortment are corsets for sport, evening or ordinary wear, fashioned of brocade or coutil, plaited or ruffled flounces; string or elastic belts, 98e q Novelty Handkerchiefs of sul Models to fit any figure. i ts h «i clust with yoke variations carried out 3 : Taffeta, messaline or most de- | | stantial crepe de Chine with but ‘eas bd oa Galva,” "he | lla Gaaty laces aad @mereaae 4 | 4 i sirable tub silk petticoats, with terfly, bets got or Horal Genie Low bust, long hip models, sub- idk otal re $1.00, $1.50 up to $7.95 # : pice edt ated Some with white centres and bright si : .25 yd.—dainty ecru or white f Priced for THURSDAY ONLY call snes hia _Soere plain. haces erisred tedare: te aay bene io stout fig: Fichu; picot edge with five Pr ysrhlg Dratpstilietir rly he. ———. \ able or attractively striped; ruffles ures; lightly boned corsets for iissive’ ieillecfiutad-—-ettnehal pv nirers, hese i“ i \ fancifutly tucked or ruffled, $2.98 Exceptionally fine white lawn | | slender figures, ‘The model ii- | | Ly neat. hemstitching. Ore Of (ine: ee nORe) SOs Sea he! at 38. 00 iN \ A and diversified array of ana bereliela) sutined in bright lustrated is priced at $3.59 $1.00—Fine white crepe de Chine | | ery: in @ variety of styles, : \ colors; with tiny luce edges; : 4 4 \ taffeta of jersey and taffeta com- | | Core it colored’ centreas other, Other “La Bidale" corsets on | | Collara that display gay, striped 1, Oe ae to $2.96 About two hundred suits have been assembled from ah binations; messaline, also pompa with prettily embroidered corners, | | gisulay, ranging up to $8.80 bordere--sokd, Chive blue, cerise, the regular stock and included h ff “Eh dour silk, in lovely Spring color Se POR L beara ‘At Bloomingdales’ egular stock and included in this offering. The AW, ines lntroddoine feecting varias | leeeemiemmn 60°F 1607 cmceteetieaten! Latateeemnteoend HGH Moin Floor, pee ae ee a obtain for the one day (to-morrow, & tions in flounces; plaited or flaring ‘At Bloomingdales’ Women’s “Kayser” ursday) only. 3 ruffles; belts, elastic or adjustable, Union Suits, 49c Shaped of fine bleached cotton, with reinforced tight or wide knees; low neck style, Regular sizes, 49c; extra sizes, priced at 59c, “Kayser” Vests, 25 * Lace trimmed low neck styles, Regular sizes, 25e; extra sizes, 38, Main Floor $3.98 Second Floor Particularly featured are strictly ‘ailleur types designed on mannish lines, including braid bound, waistcoat and belted models with smart collars, close- fitting sleeves with pique link cuffs and other novel le features, A Progressive Sale of “World Rotary” Women’s Kimonos, Sewing Machines House and 2c. co 25 ia pas aan aa ieee te] 907.00 Cc Porch Dresses Thein-| vavuvnt 25c_| 25c | 25c | 50c'| SOc | Sdc | SOc jentive At Bloomingdales ‘ = Ss These suits are developed in Tricotine, Burella, Gabardine, Poiret Twill Gunniburl, Checks, Mixtures, English Serges and Oxford Suitings. In all the leading w hwh, | auth wal | die wh. | inth wk, |Web wk | Lt wwe Tbe se" | 736" | Toe" | $1.00 | $1.00 | $1.00 | $1.60 | $4.10 | $1.10 mat, uy $1.00 offers @ large assortment itial pay- set of ment and of colors and models in a fine Easter Petticoats 98c to $3.98 Fine sateens or percalines; plain, flowered of striped, with fancy | wx x the ma- | i ry ‘5 120 | 3.2 0 | $1.30 | Shag | eran | Pak | attach. — ‘i . eo gh quality percale, featuring high ; $1.10 $1.10 $1 a0 $1.20 | $1.20 | $1.20 | $1.30 | $1.30 | $1, $1.30 At Bloomingdal colorings. Cae i, neck with tong sleeves; low neck hine 10 ara ign J ghd we | ibuniena | asi wx. | au wae | Lat mente with three-quarter sleeves. sent to} $1.40 | $1.40 | si 40 | $1 40 $1.50 | $1.50 | $1.50 | $1.50 i and free you. lessons. Rosaries, 59c Five-year guarantee, Beautiful large size imitation cut stone beads, mounted on heavy gold-plated chain, with heavy gold-plated scapular medal centre and large fancy cross, Decade beads capped with gold. Choice of amethyst, $1.50 secures a tastefully made dress of pretty checked or striped — gingham, Special for THURSDAY | WHITE, or TAN WALKING moors The World Rotary Sewing Machine | We will give you expert instruction Striped gingham dress has whits repp collar and cuffs, bended with is one of the best machines on the self material, on the World Rotary Machine until LOW ..ND HIGH HEELS—-FOR WOMEN & MISSES | market, It has the three-in-one fea you have mastered every detail, By $1,96—o variety of models in 8.00 ehunbray, ging! ain or white linene ture, allowing you to do lock stitch, paying any final payment in advance warvet’ sapphire, ergetal; onerailt { ° fe aieaiakeds tei hain stitch or hem stitch work ou save 10c and by paying all final jet, rose or moonstone beads. neck. chain h or hem y y paying Each rosary in a white moire lined | Or striped two-tone gingham Rotury Machines are conceded to payments before they are due you can purple box. dresses trimmed with neat em ; bicidery; three-quarter sleeves; full be much lighter running and more save $3.60, making the price of the Also a tine of Rosaries with plain ack anG full skirt, at re) ; Fase BOG FN Sirs, @ 418 satisfactory than bobbin machines, and machine $34, instead of $37.60, Get gold-plated cross, $1.98—Kimonos of plain or figured crepe. Plain crepe with the World Rotary is the best of the | your name on the list today sure and Prayer Books deep cape collar, daintily hand . ‘ Marcial, Glare falakel best. Our unqualified guarantes yor have the machine delivered to your Key of Heaven,” in leather binding, from 48e to $1.59 with ribbon; clastic belt; f ‘ skirt. Colors pink, lavender, light with each machine. i tlve, rose or Copenhagen. | iaaireseie, iibeeais = TRANGFER TO BLOOMINGDALE "DEX. 10 $0 AVE. home on the first payment, Main Floor Legington Ave. Areate | eee waa mar Tele & On