The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1917, Page 7

FITTING, Butterick employees set a pat: tern by writing to the President indorsing universal military ser- vice. We regard the “lenses” the “most important” part of the eyeglass— So important, in fact, that we have men in our factory for no other purpose than to daily test and measure the grinding tools uséd in the making of Harris Lenses. This is only one of the many elements of safeguard employed in our system of furnishing Se8. Harris Glasses are priced at from $2.00 upward. Wt stouus Brooklyn, 480 Fulton St. opp. A. @ &. Brookiva, @68 Broad St. next to Bedell. Newark, BUTTER AND EGG .| GAMBLING BANNED BY EXCHANGE HERE Local Board Follows Follows Chicago’s Lead-—No Drop in Price of Eggs, However. Following the lead of the Board of; Directors of the Chicago Butter and Eggs Exchange in stopping all forms of gambling as a “matter of patriot- ism," the New York Butter and Exes Exchange announced to-day that it had passed a similar resolution. Be- ginning to-day all speculation in “fu- tures” is prohibige d. The announce ment was made by Harry Dowie, President of the Exchange and Chair- man of the Board of Governors. On the other hand the Mercantile Exchange has taken no action, and according to Supt. Henry no action is contemplated, at least not for the present. “All I can say 1s,” he said, “that no meeting has been called to discuss the wubject.” But at the present time there seems to be a more important item to settle than speculation in “futures,” name- ly, the extraordinary high cost of eggs in the face of the biggest receipts known in seven months. Following the exposure in The Evening World last Monday the wholesale price dropped 2 cents, but ft has already gone back, and experts now say that the “drop” was really not a drop F Regularly 12.75 to 27.50 A collection of about one hundred odd blouses assem- bled from the regular stock where only one or two of a Included are kind remain. some are hand made. ny N Taffeta. No pe eeteet een rN No Connee- tion with Any Other FOR FRIDAY Special Sale BLOUSES chiefly in tailored styles and various forms of trimming; Don’t cli 5th Ave. Prices | Walk a Block and Save $8 to $12 on a Suit, Coat or Dress. Wonderful Specials for THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 265 SUITS of Poiret Twill, Men's Wear Serge, Ox- ford and Poplin. All shades. Included are Sport Suits of Silk and Bhakti" Kos $15.00, $18.50, $22.50 220 COATS from a highest class manufacturer. N This. Suit Closed out the entire lot wt. a. bargain it Materials are Gunniburl, Burella Cloth, y Foti, Velour, Satin Charmeuse, Taffeta, etc All Ni | new shades, Por'in Reg. Price, $18 to $30 ail seving OUR SALE PRICE, $22.50. 1 e ’ e , 8. 50 134 WEST 34th ST. (,2", VALE AUDOD HLTA LLL ALE MALELOLLL LLL EAU ALLL LUMA MLM ALL dd BONWIT TELLER &,CO. of Originalions a AVENUE AT 38™ STREET 50 blouses of Georgette Crepe, were made for a Sth Ave. ancelled because not deliv- er, ALTERATIONS FREB, Reg. Price, $25 to $37.50. ‘OUR SALE PRICE, We ghatasmeuss and 922 to $37. Note Carefully the Name and Number | {at all, but one intended to “bluff” the public, There has been no changs jin the retail prices. _ ven produce papers and experts in her dally papers raised thate votce woody “and demanded ernment interference or a boycot Up to and including this morning there have come into the city in the last four daya exactly 235,73 a of exes, approximately The ipts to-day were Yesterday 5,004 cases, Jdisgueted with the cheap speculation that ts now rife on both exchanges: wouldn't buy an egg for my jernment,” said Herbert Ward, ¢ the English buyers, “under the ent condition of the market. Th: s no justification for such prices with enormous receipts coming in every | day.” —— NAVY YARD MAN HELD ON DISLOYALTY CHARGE Native of Germany Accused of Using Slanderous Words Re- garding President Wilson. John Wehnau, a native of Germany and for eleven years employed in the { A t | | | to Bloomingda number of the Sale offer you A Magnifi 12 Rolls ot A Bench, finish, this su dales’ to make IMPORTANI— on m, ADDRESS |helper in the yard, who charges that 8 The Tremendous Response necessary for us to announce that owing to the limited this Sale offer can be continued Only 2 Days More If you want to take advantage of this spfendid and thus make sure of securing a High Grade, Metal Tubing, 88-Note Fj ) re Terms of $2 a Week In perfection of workmanship and excellence of ments offered elsewhere at $500 or more. Large purchases of supplies before the general in- | crease in price, and the most efficient and economic F manufacturing facilities, make it possible for Blooming- ; $$$ |” BLOOMINGDALE BROS, 59th St. and 3d Ave., New York City _ | = _ Gentlemen—Pleas =—— Player Piano Sale NAME...,.... IF YOU CANNOT CALL, MAIL COUPON THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, Brooklyn Navy Yard, was held in| between April 2 and 12, at vartous| $10,000 bail for examination on Satur- , he sald of President Wilson: day by U. 8. Commissioner MeGold- |" n English do “He's yel- rick of Brooklyn on a charge of di “He's no good anyw “He loyal utterances. should be done away with,” down Wehnau is forty-two years old,| with the American flag.” “Germany lives at No. 77 Nassau Street and {s| should sink every —— of a ship that goes ov The offense ts punishable by five years’ imprisonment or a $1,000 fine, or both. Wehnau pleaded not gulity. a machinist. He was arrested on complaint of Arthur Lowe, a general A Message to Mothers | OU know the real human doctors right around in your neighborhood : the docters made of flesh and bi just like Brg the doctors with | souls and hearts : those men who are responding to your call in the | dead of night, as readily as in the broad ays. it; they are ready to tell you thé that Fletcher’s Castoria has done, is doing and will do, from their experience and their love for children. Fletcher’s Castoria is nothing new. We are not asking you to | y an experiment. We just want’! to impress upon you the importance buying Fletcher’s, | | Your physician will tell you this, as - knows there are a num- | ber of imitations on the market, and he is | the welfare of your baby, | Genuine Castoria always beare the signature of Cla (NN | cent Music Roll Cabinet particularly interested in | ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THE HOME OF TRUTHY les’ Great Player Piano Sale makes it se beautiful instruments still available must call TODAY or TOMORROW Music of Your Own Selection Cover and Free Delivery Hi perb new Player Piano equals instru- this sensational offer, There are only a limited number of these wonderful Players available at $350. send me, without obligation y part, full information regarding your ener eereneeererreeoncnee E. W. 12 j TT , TRANSEER TO 1917, ALL CARS TRANSFER TO “THE HOME OF TRUTH 39th to 60th Street At Bloomingdaied’ A Clearance of Millinery 1,000 Trimmed Hats Reduced $2.50, $3.50, $4.50, $5.50, $6.50 And Every Remaining Imported Trimmed Hat to Choose from at $10.00 We have just concluded the greatest pre-Easter season in our history. Our showing of trimmed hats was very comprehensive, and now the remaining stock is to be closed out quickly at the above prices, which represent decided reductions. On sale on Second Floor. Untrimmed Imported Shapes Reduced to $3.95 Genuine Lisere and Italian Milans, mostly black. At Bloomingdale: 1,200 Shirts Special Value, 77c A special purchase of percale shirts for men made with laundered cuffs attached. There is a variety of patterns in light and dark color effects—all colors guaranteed fast. Full cut in ample assortment of all sizes—14 to 17. As an added attraction, we will also include 600 Boys’ Negligee Shirts, 77c These are of woven or printed madras, with soft turnover cuffs—‘The Bell” brand. Well made; colors all guaran- teed fast. Sizes 12 to 14. ‘At Bloomingdales’ Continuing the Sale of Men’s, Women’s and Misses’ Hosiery (Seconds) Opportunity knocks at your door in the guise of stock- ing values—as rare as the “proverbial opportunity.” The imperfections are so slight they're barely noticeable and won't affect the wearing quality. In fact, a supply laid away will prove a great economy. Women’s Cotton Stockings, 29¢ Full fashioned seamless cotton stockings. A fine quality, in black, white and colors, In a full range of regular and extra sizes. 7 Misses’ Mercerized Silk Lisle Stockings, 35¢ Very finely woven full-fashioned stockings, in black or white, Sizes 8, 814 and 9. Women’s Mercerized Stockings, 39¢ Full fashioned mercerized hosiery, in medium and heavy weight. Made with garter tops. In a color range; also black or white, Men's Fibre Silk Socks, 15c With reinforced soles. or white and colors, ain Floor, In black At Bloomingdales’ 4-Piece Bedroom Suite, $88.25 American walnut veneer or antique ivory finish, Dresser is 42 inches wide, with large mirror, Chiffonier is 32 inches wide, fitted with large mirror. Dressing table has triplicate mirror, Full size bed, Each piece of good construction and finish, Sold separately if desired, as follows Dresser, $25.00 | Dressing Table, $18.75 Chiffonier, $23.50 | Bed, $21.00 4-Piece Bedroom Suite, $108.00 Just arrived—this Queen Anne suite of walnut or mahogany veneer, in dust-proof construction. Dresser has 42-inch base and 24x28-inch mirror. Chifforobe is 36 inches wide, with 3 sliding trays, Dressing table has triplicate mirror. Full size bed, Pieces sold separately at these prices: Dresser, $31.50 | Dressing Table, $22.50 Chifforobe, $29.00 | Bed, $25.00 Ivory Enamel Bedroom Pieces, $15.00 Each piece of excellent design and construction to match, Dresser is 40 inches wide, with large mirror, Chiffonier 32 inches wide, with large triplicate mirror. Dressing table and full size bed. Choice of any piece, $15.00, i Odd Pieces of White Enamel Chiffoner with wood back, $7.95. Dresser, with mirror, $10.75. Chiffonier with mirror, $10.75. 10-Piece Dining Room Suite, $110.00 A reproduction of Queen Anne period furniture. Solid oak in Jacobean finish. Buffet is 5 feet long, fitted with three mirrors and six legs. China Closet is 44 inches long. Serving table is 34 inches wide, Dining table has 48-inch top and extends to © feet. Five side chairs and one arm chair, with brown Sponish leather seats. Sold separately as follows Buffet, $31.50 | China Closet, $26.00 | Serving Table, $10.00 Chair, $3.79 Dining Table, $17.00 | Arm Chair, $6.75 [aise RE a arch urth Floo. alle Lex.to3d AV. Paz 3s08 BLOOMINGDALES' ‘At Bloomingdale Women’s Kid Boots Reduced to $4.98 Comprising styles that cannot b dupli- cated at our old prices Ta shes offered at t stylish inch — white pA washable kid boots; i smart Ha i Ted 7 vana brown and gray kid lace boots; also modish boots, with gun metal vamps and gray suede tops. All sizes represented range in each style. Second Floor. At Bloomingdales” Conveniences for Soldiers The least that wives, mothers and sweethearts can do for the brave soldier lads is to speed them on their way equipped with the a indispensable to their com- fort. They're inexpensive, but invalu- able—comprehensively represented in a section devoted to militiamen’ needs. Fitall Dressing Cases, Flasks, Drinking Cups, Razor Cases, Tobacco Pouches, Pipes, Cigar Cases, Knives for Boy Scouts, Lather Soape end Creams, Leather Watch Wristlets, Money Belts, Folding Photo Frames, Writing Cases, Pocket Jewel Cases, Firat Aid Sets. Main Floor, ‘At Bloomingdales” Handy Brief Cases, Size 10x15, $1.00 The ideal con- ainer of valu- lable papers! Made of kera- stitute for leather, with sp spring “Tork, leather handle, one or two pockets, two straps. Other Brief Cases up to S11.98, MQM F100 7 nn! ‘At Bloomingdales” Patent 4%, Panel Belts, 23c Every woman will want one of these stylish, good-looking belts to wear with the serge frock or Spri coat. In black only; 32 to 40-inch belt measurements. Suede Belts, 3 or 4 inches 50c wide, Black Kid Belts, 4 inches wide, silk lined, $1.00 Matn Floor, At Bloomingdalea’ Women’s Union Suits, 39c & 59c Just received—appropriate union suits and vests for Spring and Summer wear. Cotton Union Suits, 39¢ Fine bleached form fitting union Lace trimmed tight or wide Lisle Union Suits, 59¢ Fine bleached lisle shaped union suits. Made with French neck- band, tight or wide knee, or in en- velope style, Ribbed Cotton Vests, 12),c and 19¢ At 12!<c, low neck white ribbed cotton vests, with or without wing sleeves. At 19¢, fine ribbed cotton vests, trimmed with deep mercerized lace. Pants to match, 19¢. Lisle Thread Vests, 35c Low neck, fine ribbed lisle thread vests; also extra size vests, Pants to match, 35e. Main Floor, ‘At Bloomingdales Men’s “Ot Underwear, 39c “Otis” Balbrig- gan shirts or draw- ers, seconds, Union Suits of white ribbed cot- ton, in athletic style. (Not “Otis.” Shirts or drawers of white cot- ton nainsook, with large plaids. Athletic style. (Not “Otis.") Main Floor, ingdales Satin Shine Floral and Allover Wall Paper, roll, 5c For bedrooms, sitting rooms and private halls 30-inch oatmeal pulps for halls, living or dining rooms and parlors; roll, 10¢ Washable varnished tile, em bossed stripe, chintz and two-ply oatmeal papers; roll, 20 Third Floor, At Bloomingdales Fur Storage At Low Rates Modern, dry-cold-air storage vaults on the premises, kept at uniform temperature. Insured against loss by fire or theft, ‘econd Floor TH TO 60TH ST... EX. TO 3D AVE 4 4