The evening world. Newspaper, March 22, 1917, Page 7

ANOTHER OUTRAGE. Blister rust, imported from Ger. many on stroying thousands of white in the Adirondacks : currant bushes, is de Ison, it tn pines . Mrs. A Aisobedter Pla teen years old, of Harmless Means ave. srownsv face @ charge to-day. of Reducing Fat , | todine her side, She Many fat people fear ordinary means) s+ Mary's Hospital, whe for reducing their weight. Here is an! saved by prompt treatme extraordinary method, Extraordinary | 44 her hush because while perfectly harmless Be | their rooms coa According d Anthony she ran out of atten an unpleasant inter- sou two, three or four pounds a week is the | rule, Procure them from any druggist) The New Lehigh Vall or if you prefer send 75 cents to the| No. 44, at Jackson Street and the Kast rmola Co., 864 Woodward Ave., De-| River, 13 open for business. It 1s one of * troit. Mi ‘Advt.' the most modern p in Manhattan. BONWIT TELLER. &CO. Shop 9f Oryinatone nent AVENUE AT 38™ STREET railroad Ptor, | the abl | che WILL OFFER TO-MORROW (FRIDAY, A Collection of About Two Hundred WOMEN’S BLOUSES of Georgette Crepe and Chiffon ONLY ONE-OF-A-KIND. A NUMBER ARE FRENCH HAND-MADE BLOUS 979 UPA) Formerly Formerly 12.75 to 16.50 19.75 to 39.50 the the Do Rai jaft The greater number of the blouses included in this offering have served as models from which other blouse modes have been reproduced and adapted— having served their purpose they are now reduced. Included are quite a few hand-made French Blouses trimmed with beading, embroidery, real Valenciennes laces, fine tucking and hemstitching. | worighted——Bonwit Teller & === GOODS DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN GREATER NEW YORK =, WHALEN BROS, 219, el, 22%, 164, 166, 163 and 170 Grand Street Smith Street Cor. Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor, Wyckoit St. Deposit—50c Weekly $125 Worth of Furniture Opens aNew oun Account| No = -$1 Weekly | 500 We In all periods and all special values to woods: some bring tis ad- with you. Secrets of RealthaoBeaut B ‘Claire AAimswor HAVANA, Mare’ of one of the revolutionary prisoners | | band resulted to-day in discovery | Spea aker Sweet dieting or exercise are necessary. Mar- he othe ho ii the widespread plot at (Pri neipe Castle | i _ ’ H Hy exactly iv Pala with the pucey ——— his associates, awaiting trial. } ers Also For It. Marmela Prescription. A reduction of Now teht#e Fier Open, | Secret police arrested a captain of | 3 } men |i fi | deae ribed arms. One of these latter was seized by the police at once. It was in @ house | havo the measure | and sourness due to acid fermentation ae near Principe Castle, which had been | in hand that Tyin five minutes—that—just that—|!°° A larke: Atty-cent cise ot Pape's oceupled by the conspirators and con. | hope they will/makes Pape's Diapepsin the largest) piapepsin is worth its weight in ald |tained a number of rifles, consider AUB ON SPRAINS, Don’t suffer! Don't stay crippled! soothing, penetrating oil right into comes pain, soreness, stiffness and swelling. Nothing else penetrates, heals and \strengthens the injured muscles,| ‘the Mvening World columns, is ure nerves, tendons and ligaments 89) ing the passage of this bill, and con promptly, It doesn’t burn or discolor) (nues to affirm that there is no time from any drug store now~ | cannot feel the slightest pain or sore-| } ness, and you can go about your regs} thes: ular duties. |has been used effectively for sprains,| | |gtrains, soreness and stiffness for 60 THE BN ERESS WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, York. | York wh Various labor leaders have also ex. | \ pressed their st 1 i atute. Among t Fitggerald, Chairman of the tive Committee of the New Yor Federation of Labor, and P Brady, President of the Alli ing Trades of New York Sta As there are a number of commu- nity centres now operating In New Five Minutes! No Indigestion, Gas, 1917. n to Free Gomez and Associates and Start Another Upris- ing Discovered. EVENING WORLD'S SCHOOL FORUM -A letter con: | led in a sandwich which the wife ht to give hor imprisoned hus- net Many Ed- | prison guard and a number of his) The “sandwich letter’ had| By Sophie Irene Loeb. | ¢ baad ‘ mune ea full details OF the pice, Men | ALBANY, N.Y, Miteh M=dev.| Neutralizes acids in stomach, instantlyrelieving dys- it told of complete plans for a| Whitman to-day expressed himself as dable uprising about to take|*° artily in favor of the Amertcaniza- tion Forum Bill) advocated by The | Evening World. "Tell those who | % pepsia, heartburn, belching, distress. It’s fine! in Vatalano and Guines and | some storage places of, “Really does” put upset stomachs | In order—“really does” overcome in- digestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn ber the moment “Pape's Diapepsin” comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes, It's truly as- tonishing--almost marvelous, and the further its pas- sage without de- selling stomach antacid and regulator to men and women who can't get in the world their stomachs regulated ® ammunition and several ma- If what you eat fer It belongs tea. lay,” he sald. He}ments and turns sour, you belch gas} in your home—should always be kept also spoke of the|#nd eructate undigested food or| handy in case of a sick, sour, upset Mg great. value of | Waters head is dizzy and aches; breath | stomach during the day or at night. re fouls tongue coated; your insides It's the quickest, surest antacid for filled with indigestible waste, remem | making merican citizens especially Advt. at this time, and the public schools could be used for no better purpose Speaker Thaddeus Sweet also voiced | similar sentiments in approval of this cgislation, which has but one pur- | Relief comes) pose, to use the public schools for community and civio forums in the |interest of making Americans. Such | entres are to be conducted under the | the stomach in the world. | PAINS, ve the moment you apply “St. Jacobs Oil.” | jurisdiction of the Board of Educa- | fj Rub this (1 3 Margaret Wilson, daughter of esident, whose long and earnest st in ablishing such com munity centres has been stated in sprain, ache or strain, and out| st skin and cannot cause injury n't suffer! Get a small trial bottle limber up! { bb the misery right out, A moment er “St. Jacobs Oil” is applied you lke the present for opening up publi chools to promote citizen spirit. Miss Wilson may also to Albany In f the measur | ent educators now In Albany rsed this measure, Among ure Interborough Association of Women Teachers, Association of Mea It} Teach nd Principals, Evening ! ol Teachers’ Association, f Assistants of Princi- York, and Women Prin- clation In the City of New “St. Jacobs OMI conquers pain. awards.—Advl, [P ix gold medal argest Popular Price Garment House in New York — D.PRICE & CO. Ave. Corner 18" Street BROOKLYN NEW YORK Let Us Sew You How the Walters Player Is Built The Walters Player Piano is built by expert workmen, under the direct super- vision of highly trained factory executives, in a modern, splendidly equipped day- light factory at Long Island City. The most efficient and economic manu- facturing facilities, together with a tre- mendous factory output, make it possible for Bloomingdales’—the sole owners of the Walters Piano Co. — to sell the new *WALTERS: 88-Note Player Piano On Terms of 52 a Week NEWARK eatured at All Three Stor rid It is none too early to buy your Easter Suit— therefore the exceptional values offered in this Sensational Sale come just at the right time. 5,000 EASTER SUITS We Give a Beautiful Music Cabinet, Bench, Cover, 12 Rolls of Music (Your Own Selection) and Free Delivery. We Invite You to Visit the New Walters Piano Factory See for yourself just how the “WALTERS” is built. A trip through this modern plant will be well worth your while. Every step of the way you wiil see some- thing that will absolutely convince you that the Walters Player Piano is superior tone-quality, workmanship, material and case design to instruments offered elsewhere at very much higher prices—also why thousands of music lovers have selected the WALTERS in preference to any other Player. FREE in But whether you visit the factory or not, be sure to come to Bloomingdales’ and ; | see the New Walters Player (1917 Model = Our 1917 Style “L” Walters Piano The Best Piano Built to Sell at tes] "200 EXPERT ALTERATIONS FREE Noted as we are for the supreme superiority of our Suits at $15, we can unhesitatingly state that this Easter collection far surpasses any we have previously shown. | And its scope is tremendous—embracing over 40 distinctively different models. Tailored Suits Black—Navy Semi-Tailored Suits Gold--Honey BROOKLYN STORE NEWARK STORE Dressy Suits Belgian—Copen Fulton and Bridge Sts. | Market & Halsey Sts. Interest No | Extras On Terms of ‘1 a Week Price includes Stool, Cov Sport Suits—of Apple Green Poiret Twill Rookie Tan Mannish Serge Beet Burgundy Gabardine — Poplin Rose —Magenta rand Free Delivery. — = = 1] EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO for the beauti ful new Walters or Erhard Piano or Player Piano, We will make a liberal allowance and let you pay the balance at the rate of $1 a w a Piano or $2 a week on a Player Piano. Upon request a representa tive will call, Send for our 1917 catal . eek on ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THE HOME OF TRUTH 39th to GOth Street Lex. to 3d AV, ute 3s08 At Bloomingdates NOW—Oaur Annual Pre-Easter Merchant Tailoring Sale Suits or Overcoats to Measure $15 $18 $20 The material you select is made up to your individual measure. Ex > perts to supervise the making of your suit or coat from measuring to final fitting. For this event we have provided a good assortment of cheviots, worsteds, serges, mixtures and tweeds, in olive green, gray, brown, blue or black, in plain colors, stripes, checks, overplaid and mix tures. Classy or conservative models as you prefer. And we guarantee the fit— absolutely. Orders left within the next few days will be ready for delivery be- Sizes 46 Chest Measure or i $2.00 ‘Extra Second Floor, ‘At Bloomingdales Men’s “Onyx” Socks, 24c Fibre silk with reinforced heels and double soles. blue, gray, champagne, tan; also black and white. Men’s Fancy Silk Socks, pair 59c Mottled two-tone effects, with silk clockings. with reinforced heels and double soles; many colors. Men's Silk Socks, pair 59c Full fashioned, with reinforced lisle soles and toes; black and large color range. Also fancy striped seamless silk socks. Men's Mercerized and Fibre Silk Socks, pair 17c Seconds"of a well-known make. Reinforced heels and toes. Various colors in the assortment. Main Floor ‘At Bloomingdale: A Special Offer of 12-Section Adjustable Dress Forms, $6.50 Easily and quickly adjusted to reproduce the fig- ure you require. A helpmeet in home dressmaking that you will be glad to own, Independently Adjustable at neck, shoulders, bust, waist, hips and skirt. Measures 32-inch bust when closed. May be extended to 44 inches. Mail orders promptly filled, Colors are navy Also plain silk socks Main Floor Arch Supports, Pair, 69c Sizes for Men, Women and Children At this small price you may ob- tain earch supports that will give the same service as any widely ad vertised brands which retail at con- siderably higher prices, These arch supports at 69¢ are 7s made of a metal commercially known as “German silver" and good quality leather, and will not rust. Prepaid mail orders will be sent free by parcel post anywhere in the U.S. A. Be sure to state size required. Notion Dept., Main Floor At Bloomingdales’ A roomy case, as il Suit Cases qysjgrgeyit) wstrncd’sutticiently WwW . \ hm se) 1 large to carry the many Axa, XN Ted things required for for ee VAs iif week-ends and short Ends pane bare? CAT) trips. ¥ #| “Case_ is 24 inches : , | ME SREB oy 0 i lone, of black, nar $3 95 ican bi 9), siied cloth and fitted . with inside tray Women’s Hat Boxes, $4.50 Made of black enamel cloth, size 18 in. long, 18 in, wide and 12 in, deep. Roomy enough to accommodate two hats. Main Floor At Bloomingdales’ Beds, Mattresses and Springs 3-Piece Bed Outfit, $8.00 Outfit comprises white enamel bed, as illustrated; woven wire spring, soft top mattress covered Steel Bed, $8.00 olonial ost ' c enamel or ivory, Sizes 3 ft., 4 ft, |" 88 desired slse, | Rabbet Edge Box Springs, $11.00 and full size, Pure Cotton Mattresses | Finely stitched and tufted; cov-| Neatly upholstered, with tem ered with high-grade ticking. Full pered. steel springs, and covered tize, $8.50; 4 ft., $8.00; 3 ft. 6 in,,| with A.C. A. ticking, All sizes for $7.50; 3 {t., $6.75. wood or metal beds Felt Mattresses Wit Edge Divans, $7.95 Covered with assorted tickings acenagel'od Bise 2's ft. $7.80; 3 fr. $9.00;|. Woven wire fabric, with pat Here it arya { spring to hold mattress in ai ft. $9.78) 4 ft, $11,255 "le folding legs. feet So. Amer. Hair Mattresses Shelf Box Springs, $10.25 Bise 2 ft. 6 in, $14.50, Upholstered with high grade et ail $17.50 springs and covered with A.C, A. Size 3 ft. 6in $21.00 ticking. All sizes to fit wood or otk, ‘00 | metal beds Size 4 ft. 6in., 15 Steel Springs, $4.95 Woven wire, with rope edges and Mixed Hair and Tampico Mattresses helical ends; regulation sizes. Hea a i008 Woven Wire Springs, $8.24 3 ft. 6in., $12.50 Fitted with edges to prevent mat 4 ft $13.50 tress from slipping or spreading, 6 is $15.00 | helical ends; regulation sizes. Fourth Fic ALL CARS \SFER TO BLOOMINGDALES {x 18 %o"sVe: