The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1917, Page 7

Sp EE or a — — aa wee oe ve ai fe 4 i Mrs. J. O, Miller of Pittsburgh, Mrs. |I ask them to give to the mit of Guilford Dudiey of Nashville, Mre,|their time that the Liberty bonds fun nvenrne WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1917. ~ Women Do a War Service WOMEN CAN AID [ssisrs peti ce mpi wr gi tar tal By Giving Plattsburg Boys | E=3 ane ee vice of patriotism as honorable and 79 Bove 1S NOWINSHE <= “THE NOME OF TRUTH” as useful as that in any department of the great army of Leather Goods standin liberty and humanity.’ R Mi ing worked out to extend the work of | Cy Harding of the Federal Reserve All This Week ea ome- a e |the committee into ail of the States|toard will accompany Mr. McAdoo sry at ease ctasinetoacaine | Things Not Usually Found in t the Commissary Are Furnished, necessities for men and women, 39th to GOth Street a0 Lex.to3d Av. hate 3s00 ‘At Bloomingdale -| |and to use every means at Its disposal|on his tour of the Central West in the interest of the loan, which little better fare than the military | F LIBERTY BONDS « ei Wahine wae (hia ane | ee eee: camp has to offer and some health- | Secretary McAdoo made this ap- ey ful recreation,” Mrs, Herbert C. Hal ee ee cr hee eases ene Doctor Tells How to =| day: ib Chali f th L Social and Welfare Department, ex- McAdoo Seeks Their Help and|,,“There, nas deen no erists tn the! Quickly Strengthen history of mankind when women have —_———_—_ plained to-day, ll the cooking will | My Marguerite Mooere Marshall.|>® dono voluntary by tne women| Names Committee to |not responded to the supreme test of Your Eyesight at Home “Ad (ain ;| and they will give certain hours of | Direct Work. Nevin Ae. 8 NANO OS ek Ont) —~ ZB, or tems Doughnuts and pies and cake and Hl . women wo have been asked to give ee ware Bon. @ancing are to be provided by the| ‘helt day for service at tho canteen. | neti Sete h National League for Woman's Service| This 1s work which women can do| |Our sons to @ war that can only end} atrengthentng for New York boys| and we are very glad to nave been WASHINGTON, May 16.The |in peace to mankind. They are even to the eye of who ave gone to| asked by the Government through Women of America are to get a chance |now moving froim their homes to en- on-Op ay Seemed, It te quarantoed to strength ere in ter the service of the world. “Il am asking the loyal women of America to ald their country by giv- ing at once a service of paramount value to the Government, to our sol- Plattsburg to learn | air, Haynes to help.” how to be officers.| ‘Tho stigma of charity wil not rest The league 18) upon the canteen, for the women will opening ® recrea-\ charge the soldiers just cnough to tional canteen, co-| cover the cost of the food. Working operating with Ro-| with Mrs, Halcomb are Miss Gertrude land Haynes, the| Robinson-Smith, Sta 7” representative of | the the National Com-| (he mission for Recre-| \4 ation and Welfare Work in the mill-| Ninety school tea tary camps. Tho boys will be pro- | section of the A vided with the home delicacies of | Of the league sew which Uncle Sam's commissariat takes no thought. There will be rooms for reading and games in the eanteen besides the lunchroom. And | } there will be @ ballroom, where, under conventional auspices, nico girls can to aid in the sale of Government war bonds through a Woman's Liberty Loan Committee, announced by Seo- retary McAdoo as follows: ; ¥ 9 oUF 8 - diers, to the vast army serving In in- Mra, W. G. McAdoo and Mrs. An-|qustries, business, in the home and |} tolnette Funk, Mra, George Bass and|onthe soll, | <ellogs Fs Shicame, |. 50m at they give to the limit| Kellogg Fairbank of Chicago. | oe their means by buying Liberty | gopear in this paver, Carrie Chapman Catt and Mrs. |ponds, that money, which ts a funda. | by Liggott’s Hiker Hegeman, nk A. Vanderlip of New York,|mental need in war, shall be at hand. art, Strengthen® Eyesight Platt h is organizing r cooking and other service. ure yea Kalish and other oy ers of the Bronx Relief Division © for three hours 36 EAST 14TH ST. Ys i No Refunds jlast night at the headquarters of the American Fund for the French No, 122 Madison Avenue. been organized by f an of P. 8. No. 45 ith, oar A special purchase of over 3,000 shirts in this season’s most desirable Ono group of women patriots has f Evers a folie kive: ta: 60 a fienting. and voting ae The thistye 9 e e patterns and fast colorings. The majority bear the Bloomingdale label— ae peda oe ce 00 W S S t our guarantee for satisfaction. The balance represerits several other well New York ieuitural 7 omen S pring ul S known brands. French or starched cuff modefs, neckband, attached collar ” The kifla epaden wthot a. mur or sports styles. Among the materials are— mur the two big loads of pungent fertilizer thoughtfully reserved for them by the men students, The girls r wept nor raged when they they had been set to milking Is half ook other auing without y, Miss Py at up a 400 Incub Lillian Lan, y box of & her masculine Mercerized Madras Corded Madras Jap Cotton Crepe Striped Poplin Printed Madras Woven Madras Satin Stripe Madras Pongees Domestic Cotton Crepe Dousateen Jacquard At an Almost Unbeliev- ably Low Price $7 0 TUM so good in my 1} fens POST TOASTIES Percale in plain colors, candy stripes, novelty stripes and figured patterns. Included at 99c are white madras shirts with self stripes, plain white dousateens, woven madras or poplins. Every Made to Be | er Sizes range from 13'2 to 18 inch neckband 3 Suit a Retailed Up to | \\| | Main Floor The ORIGINAL Sensation $22.50 \ "At Bloomingdalea’ At Blogningdalew \ Malted. Milk May White Sale of Linens & Domestics Although wholesale prices are high, we offer dependable mer- chandise at very special prices. Inclusive are table and decora- tive linens, sheets, cases and blankets. Only 3 More Days of Our Suit-to-Measure Sale at the € Special Price of $15.80 Your choice of a three- piece suit in single- or Upset Trade Conditions and Continued ‘Cool Weather 87150 Has Caused an Upheaval $7.50 Manufacturers are excited, From many parts of the country have comme cancellations. To immediately dispose of these cancelled lots several manufacturers mac ing and astonishing sacrifices, A sale abounding in extraordinary opportunities for the thrifty. wives and familles v naval A Nutritious Diet fc Keep Horlick’s Al: Quick Lunch; Home or Office, Main Floor + the most sweep- At Bloomingdales’ May White Sale of The price asked is lower than the cost of the materials used in the making of these suits, double-breasted sack * $ ® 0 oy Oe ae Willan Choose from suits in syle; plainivor fancy, Undermuslins © Chairman for the Wool Jersey Poiret Twills Gabardines fashioned of blue serge, Is Now in Progress e Wi L hes teas i ° fancy worsted or Splendid values in seasonable, Poplins Worsted Checks Mannish Serges cheviot. smow-white merchandise, including ‘ Good assortment of this season’s colorings and patterns. no ‘lyndall Dryer has given ¢ Women's War Rolief a By special p y Weston 1 All Spring Shades. All Sizes from 14 to, 44 Brassieres Waists Corsets Infants’ Wear Se) oaks, Fy | Sale Starts at 9 o’Clock Thursday Morning | Sizer over 46 Chest ||Night Gowns Chemises My ensr vaysient ¥ 1 oul | f y Hs _ Measure, $2.00 Extra Drawers Petticoals OT ee ee RR Vdd, 5. .. POST, 36 East 14th St. ZZ. Second Moor Gombinations Bloomers At Bloomingdales Large stocks have been prepared for this sale, and new styles are con- stantly being added to take the place of garments that are disposed 10 Kenmare St, 5" 9. 109-311 Fulton St., Jeet 0) Open 9 to 7. Cloved Sunday, MF New Treasure Machines ) of Bonds, PHILADELPHIA, May 16, | | } | | | [geanttin Stmon & Ce) Smart belted Coat with long rever sallor collar, sport pock- eta; gathered top skirt with detachable belt and pockets. | These Suita are taken from regular stock panies of the Bell Tele; subscribed for $5,0 CRANDALL’S Phong 2630 Murray Hit nye A sub- 1 pany w Charge for It. W y be joft at Pat Mumenges olive iu the city A Store of Individual Shops Vifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. WILL_CLOSE OUT THURSDAY Misses’ Sport Suits Of Wool Jersey In ten desirable colors | Sizes 14 to 20 years. Reduced to 15.00 and not bought for sale purposes On Sale Misses’ Suit Shop Second Floor Special Three-Day Sale SUMMER SUITS For Tall, Slender Men | Fabrics include plain Blue unfinished Worsteds; in bold and conservative patterns that do not accentuate slenderness, Selected for service Models—Individual and exclusive styles, embodying new Tailoring—Superior workmanship and fin Sizes—35 'o 42. dames McCreery & 5th Avenue THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY (Sizes 85 to 42) $22.75 Pronounced Savings on Distinctive Suits for Tall Men the kind features trimmings; excellent linings; quarter silk or Alpas lined or full lined, “Longs” ods Mr Cp Co. 34th Street | | | ——————mmmars TRANSFER TO $18.75 Two Models | $23.75 The New Treasure has gained its popu- larity through its ability to accomplish the same work that is expected of higher priced shuttle machines. At $18.75 we offer a four-drawer drop- head model, in golden oak case neatly fin- ished, and complete set of attachments. At $23.75—-a four-drawer automatic drop-head model, with full set of attach- Fully guaranteed ments. No Interest $1 a Week No Extras We carry in stock needles, oils, belts and supplies for all machines, Basement At Bloomingdales’ In the Greenhouses-on-R oof Asrorted Rose Bushes, 10c Py ati Fruit Trees, Each, 29¢ i MN Included are and pluin tre » peach Flowering Shruba, 39 Lilac, forsythia, drangeu, weigelia, deutzia, hy almond spirea, Kose of strawberry apan quince red — dogwood, kerria, haron, bridal wreath Auction Sale Every Day 1 feature in ur Greegi 5 Flowering Shrubs, 89% One each of hydrangea, for sythia, lilac, bridal eath, er Sclect any me weigelia. desire and it will be sold highest bidder, ale be Combination for $1.00 250 12 hardy rose bushes, in the Plants at t0c foll 2 Ward, te at 16 2 yell pink, 2 Vegetable or Flower Seeds, Package Je and Se $1.00, growi Lawn Grass Seed, Qt., 12 2% Bushel, $3.00 Cut Flowers California Privet, Each, 3c; Other in ba eral varicti¢ Main Floor Roses and Carnations, Each, te 100, $2.75; Barberry, 19¢ Floral Designs, $1.00 and up Prepaid Mail Orders Filled None ©, O. D. ALL CARS \ of daily, thereby presenting at all times a tremendous assortment. You must come to the store to share the bargains. If you are un- able to do so, send us name and ad- dress for our White Sale Booklet, Second Floor ————1t Bloomingdales’ Newly Arrived Shetland Sweaters serviceable sweaters, m for owning rice. land Coat Sweater, with or t sash, Sailor collar worn buttons up to neck, * rs are pink, light blue, white 98. Sweater in V-neck effect, Fur Storage At Low Rates dry-cold air storage premises, kept at Insured e or theft, mperature. oss bi ran Blankets Cleaned & Kestored toOriginal Freshness, 75c Pair This important work is a special feature of our Dyeing and Cleaning in cleaning— ed to you soft, moth-proof, kr f another con. uch thorough worl: stored until ired, without extra te or phone Flaza 5900 tock of wool bunting at popular . brackets, BLOOMINGDALES!' (ext 78 SOTVE" at