The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1917, Page 11

4 biti a ated BE pipes Ay i at the Hotel Gotham. A/ day, Blood poisoning followed and the i Scratch on the upper lip caused &| infection spread all through the pa- a ‘Carbuncle to form, on which Dr. John | tlent’s system, No, everybody won't wait for the last day, Remem- ber, as the price decreases, the selection will become smaller and smaller. Meny of the best values will be selected early in the veek, so don’t pest- pone your visit too long This unusua: assortment includes the very latest models in Serge, Gabardine, Poiret Twill, Poplin. etc., wn all colors and sizes at radically reduced prices. It will pay you to call to-morrow 450 Sport and Dress Coats Reduced to $8.50 & $12.50 HAMILTON GaRMENT Co: 307 Fifth Ave. |"s2iie"} N. Y. New werk Largest SECOND FLOOR Women's Weer Shon Every Manufacturer Now So does every Landlord who has tried to make contracts for future deliveries of coal. Not only have prices increased but the supply is limited even for immediate deliv- ery. You can solve the problem by using Gas. Industrial Gas Appliances have been developed for use in almost every known Manufacturing business. We are always ready to solve new problems through special devices. Our Experts are at the service of Manufactur- ers. No charge for this service. Gas Is Less Expensive Than Coal It occupies no storage room—lIs the cleanest of all fuels—Is always absolutely dependable. Lighting, Heating, Cooking and Power Its use for Home and Industrial purposes will show you actual economy in expenses and increased efficiency in results. Special Sale of Ranges This Week Gas Double Oven Range, $8. cash; $9. on instalments. Elevated Oven Range, $13.50 cash, $15.00 on in- There has been a remarkable increase in ghe prices of ranges during the last few weeks due to the scarcity and slow delivery of materials and to the increased cost of labor. Buy to-day and obtain a real bargain. ANY MANHATTAN OR BRONX GAS OFFICE Consolidated Gas Company of New York eration whe pérformed the following MORE DETAILS ON BIG'LIBERTY LOAN’ prea Handicapped Because Specific Information Is Not For- | warded to Them. | Doubt of the ability of the govérn- | ment to distribute the bonds of the $7,000,000,000 “Liberty Loan” within day by P. W. Goobel, Prosident of the Executive Councll of the Am- ertcan Bankers’ Association in opening the session of the Coun- of) at Briarcliffe Lodge, Briarcliffe Manor. Mr. Goebel, who is President of the Kansas City Nationa) Bank, 27% $2009 - 922% 314% w said that, within the dast twenty-four EDNESDAY hours, bankers all over the country AY YS have got into touch with the Execu- tive Counci) and asked the council to request the Secretary of the Treasury to speed up announcement of the specific terms of the loan and date of maturity. “The Treasury Department,” sald | Mr. Goebel. “is doing very well with | the factlities at hand, but bankers are handicapped by lack of knowledge as to details of the bond issue.” Mr. Goebel intimated that bankers are protesting that too much In oon- nection with the “Liberty Loan” ts) left to the discretion of the Secretury | of the Treasury. The Council before | adjournment will adopt a resolution along the lines suggested by bankers who are looking for information. The State Bank Section, which held an executive gession yesterday to determine whether State banks should go into the Federal Reserve Board, has prepared a report. B.C McDougal, President of the State Bank of Buffalo and President of the New York Association of State | Banks, said to-day that there was a great deal of opposition to State \panks going Into the Federal Reserve Knows the Coal Situation There has been no increase in the price of Gas although it costs us much more to manufacture and distribute our commodity. Board under amendments now before Congress. Br Line tate be that he voiced the her bankers inter- \ sated “ia ‘alate "eats when ho com- plat-ed about Government offictals be- on e hee oy members of the Federal board he declared cannot te er oat “ot politics as long as it has Government officials in its directorship. Those oprosed to the Federal Re- serve Board taking. in State banks claim that the office of Comptroller of the Currency should be abolished under the present banking system. So long as the Comptroller of the Currency with his immense control over banks is a member of the Fed- eral Reserve Board the opposition of State banks cannot be overcome, ac- coring to Mr. McDougal. Another objection to the proposed amendments is that they should do the time specified was expressed to-/away with the collection of fees by j of war, the State Council of Defense _ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 8, ch i Sembrichs Hasband IM. |[C. Vaughan operated last Thureday. | | Stengel-Sembrich, husband |The operation was only partly euccess | E] Wf Mme. Sembrich, tne opera singer, 1s|ft! 8Ad & second and more drastic op- Taking the ground that there ts no justification for chronic idleness even in time of peace, much less In ttme anhounced to-day that it would rec- ommend to the special session of the Leg’siature, which meets May 14, that legislation be enacted compelling all men between the ages of sixteen and sixty to find employment This action followed the announce- ment by Gov, Cornwell at a meeting of the Council that a census of the employed and unemployed through- out the Btate was now being taken, ‘The Counct! also decided to present to the Legislature a bill to prevent speculation in foodstuffs and other necessitios. | State banks for cashing outside checks, These fees forin an tmport- ant item of Income to State banks, LAW TO MAKE MEN WORK ASKED IN WEST VIRGINIA State Council of Defer of Defense Declares NATURE’S BEST HELPERS } For theLIVER'! _ and BOWELS ONE PILL OR MORE EACH NIGHT 800 sash Rose, with white Batiste rial Collar and Cuffs. colors. Pure Thread Silk Hose Consider Gas now for “Cookers” for $5. cash; $5.50 on instalments. Fresh from our shop. Worth $12 new. Fresh from our shop. Worth $20 new, stalments. Fresh from our shop. Worth $32 new. “The Right Way Is the Gas Way” GEO, B, CORTELYOU, President forced lisle tops and soles. Pure Thread Silk Hose Superior Clox Si'k Hose OPPENHEIM. Fulton and Bridge Streets On Sale Wednesday (Only) Japanese Kimonos (Model as Illustrated) Crepe Kimonos,in Copen- hagen, Rose, Light Blue, Pink and Lavender, with Exceptional Value In assorted colored stripes, black and white 85 open work insteps and sport novelties, Reine c In black, white, evening and street shades. ; | ()() Reinforced liste tops and soles, Special In black, with white embroidered clox, or 1 35 white with black, Double spliced heel and “7 There Is No Justification for Makes. Yeu u Fit “Ail the Time’ Chronic Idleness. Eipeenesn “alte, a “Weotarhen, CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 3— _ a 1B S29 S8ee"ber BROOKLYN GLLINS & Hand Embroidered Imported Japanese and full Jap. sleeves. 1.25 Women’s Crepe Kimonos Loose and fitted models in Pink, Copen, Lavender, Light Blue and 1.00 or self mate- Very Special Announce an Important Sale of Women’s Silk Hosiery Exceptional Values Offered for Wednesday Only. Womens’ Fibre Silk Hose Reinforced sole, heel and garter top; In stack 45c¢ white, street and sport shades, pecial Fibre ar? Thread Silk Hose Full fashioned, high spliced heel, double sole 55 and garter top-of lisle. White, black and all Cc Special Special top of silk liste. Special caer _____ FOR BALE. ee DENTISTRY. | DIAMONDS \Dentistry That Lasts’ WATCHES NO PLATES SLND FOR BOOK OF CEMS 92599 $1 Weekly A Lf $ 50% $1 Weekly} Auer, Sig #100%2 42.Weekly TILL 9 RM. FIDENTIAL EDIE Sts Seva RaAY Call or Write for Representative IVES:2 DIAMONDs § CREDIT KB9T VALUES Guaranterd, EASIEST (ERMA. 35 OYA! (DIAMOND, £ yy sron coe “DIAMONDS N CREDIT FASY TERMS, ALL ¢ YOR GUARANTEED. American Watch & Dlawond Co, G MAIDEN LANE, Phowe Cor, 6067, Agent calle 2 | WEEK Rateaten i. by ag bd JOIN 936 diamond >) 10: make you | , Siemon Guirado Malta Manet DIAMonDsecarpy iT UiWsweets@ieenrncs | REQUIRED e. Tt Im what you want, ‘The Nei WATERBURY Way ere in the morning, have your » pain veW' BU tanicAL DISCOVERY | fun Sete of Teeth - + $5.00 up! SoidFillinga - - «= + $1,00up Sold Crowne, 22 kerat $5.00 up| Sliver Fillinge + + = « 500 up! Wartersury Dentac Company | Incorporated 29 W. 34th St., New York | 414-16 Fulton St., Brooklyn Houre:B8to6 + Sundeye, Oto 2) an, Frenoh end & dian 8; Porm eoIeS IN ATTENDANCE “*"| ative a ENR eR Np S96 > a 4 , dames McCreery & Co, 5th Avenue Size 9x12 feet, Medium Weight White Blankets— Pink or Blue borders. Single size.........pair 3.00, 4.25, 5.50 SHEETS & CASES Hemmed Muslin Sheets 54x90 63x99 72x99 81x99 0c 85c 98c —«1..05 Cups and Saucers, one each of Meat Dish, Size 90x99 1.15 1.25 gold edge Hemmed Muslin Pillow Cases 42x36 45x36 50x36 54x36 20c 8 8=—_ 22. Bed--illus and top rods, 1)4-inch 22.50 ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. 34th Street Six Day Sale DOMESTIC RUGS 25% Less Than Former Prices 200 FRINGED SEAMLESS WILTON VELVET RUGS 28.50 formerly 37.50 Rich colorings; Oriental and geometrical designs; suitable for any room; the neat linen fringe adds much to the value and appearance of the Rug. Remarkable Values—BED COVERINGS Novelty Silk Mull top Comfortables —plain borders; cotton filling. cach 3.45 Bed Spreads—White corded Dimity; hemmed. Double size........pair 3.50, 4.75, 6.50 pe | aah. eb alee Plaid Cotton Blankets—Pink, Blue, Each. ..000000. 1.50 1.75 1.95 pair 3.50 White Damask Dimity Spreade— : scl hemmed. each 1.75, 2.00 Comfortables — Figured _Silkoline, Imported Printed Spreads... plain borders; cotton filling. each 1.75 each 2, .50 COTTAGE DINNER SETS Very Low Priced , Complete be Sets for six ns, consist- ing of six each Dinner, Tea, Bread and Butter and Soup Plates, Fruits and Tea Pickle Dish, Gravy Boat, Sugar and Cream. 900x108 American Porcelain Cottage Sets,—52 x pieces; conventional border pattern, with ‘American or English Porcelain Cottage Sets,—52 pieces; Wedgwood pattern or large English rose design, with solid coin gold handles, 14.50 Royal Nippon China Cottage Sets,— 52 pieces; hand-painted border pattern in dainty color effects. 17.50 WEEK” 25c =. 8c “LINEN (McCreery Linens—Famous For Quality) $32,000.00 Worth of Table Cloths & Napkins At 25% to 40% Less Than Actual Values NOTE: Special attention is called to this sale for those who anticipate furnishing Hotels, Yachts, Cottages, Bungalows, ete. Exceptional Offerings McCREERY “MASTER-MADE” FURNITURE Four-Piece Chamber Suite—as illustrated; finished in Mahogany or Ivory Enamel, Suite includes 48-inch Dresser, 84-inch Chifforobe, 39-inch ‘Toilet ‘Table and full size Bed, 179.50 With Twin Beds... .ccrcerseese ~ Mith TwiniBeds.scccstsascestssssnes sts 219.50 BRASS & IRON BEDS—Specially Priced Solid Mahogany Four-Post | Enameled Iron Bed—as 2-inch posts Bed — illustrated; posts illustrated; finished in Ivory turned from 38-inch _ solid | or White finch posts i oted Makégany trunks, 25,00 heavy 12. \ &