The evening world. Newspaper, June 7, 1917, Page 7

that James O'Rourke, Long Island| Richman? ait “Station r- Tamnee Queen of South Street and] revo! pom Avenue, Woodhaven, thinking | Coran ond to ree Queen thrash im to ogemetce, ‘Court “allroad gateman at Freedom and At-|{n time “ie odd Charge of feloniow le Avenue: The Drink for June, July and August “=== ICED POSTUM Directions: Postum in the usual way, let cool, serve with cracked ice, sugar and lemon —or, if you prefer, sugar and cream, 9" Rereiniog = ese eee! Cor- ~wmel of the to the acene | 5 ‘and are in ono of the South American capitals. ie day that the sinkings by U boats seemed to be of recurrent character, The fact that the destruction last week was very low led him to say | that'the outldok was hopeful, but that the menace was still very serious, He | believes it more important to stop |the submarines with | teed them ships. steve | distr! r, | Gricans: sixth district, Witham Rook, United States Representative at Queenstown Among 66 Passengers Reaching America on Armed Liner, | From a British port there arrived jat an American port to-day an Am- lerican vessel with twenty-three first cabin passengers and forty-three sec- ond class passengers. The #hip is armed with three guns manned by crews from the United States Navy but had no occasion to use them on the voyage. Among the passengers was Lieut. F, A. Sutton of the Brit- ish artillery, who lost his right hand | in action. || Wesley Frost, American Consul at Queenstown, was another passenger, MMs wife and daughter accompanying Kim, Consul Frost will lay before the Department of State at Washing- ton detailed testimony about the sinking of eighty ships upon each of which were Americans. Because of the great strain to which Consul Frost has been subjected dur- wa he was granted an indefinite | give him a more important post fi | | Candidates | ciated Advertising Clubs in session here are expected to elect W. C. D'Arcy, of | St, Louis, President at the final session WING we 0} woh and neh Battle by Carranza Forces at Pueblito. his house three days sence from the Ojinaga fight. JUAREZ, Mes. 7 miles south of Ojinaga. at Escalon, with eighty men. BY FALL FROM HORSE Bandit Chief Later Defeated in PRBSIDIO, Tex. June 7.—Fran- cisco Villa was injured when his horse fell and kicked him in the chest during the battle of Sauceda, May 2%. The man at whose house Villa stopped at San Jose came here to-day and said Villa remained at until he had recovered sufficiently to rejoin his troops, This accounted for Ville’s ab- | Villistas Are Ber ted im Battle at! June 7 —Atter| three hours of hard fighting the Gov- | ernment forces of Gen. Cordova Eepi- noza defeated the command of Fran- | cisco Villa Monday at Pueblito, six | Gen, Padilla, @ Villa commander, surrendered to the Government forces arly three years of submarine The Government is expected Of the submarine situation he said DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES head noises go to your druggist a1 guns than to ott vertising ST. LOUIS, Mo., June 7.—The Asso- fated Ad- fternogn, the nominating, commit: decided to present his name didate, The Vice Pr ' Toronto. TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL If you have Catarrhal Deafness or get 1 ounce of Parmint (double ada to tt % pint of 4 ounces of granu- suger, Take 1 tablespoonful es —— B. Altman & Cn. IMPORTANT SALES OF MEN’S WEAR specially prepared for to-morrow & Saturday will offer exceptional values in the following: Men’s Silk Shirts made of Japanese Habutai (imported direct by B. Altman & Co.) featuring many new, smart satin-stripe effects, at $4.85 .& $5.85 Men’s Negiligee Shirts of fine woven-stripe madras in a variety of attractive patterns and colorings; with either soft or stiff cuffs, at $1.55 Men’s Underwear Light-weight Balbriggan Shirts, sleeveless or with long or short sleeves; and Drawers to match, in knee or ankle length, per garment . . . . . «0 » 48c. Sleeveless Coat Shirts of white madras; and Knee Drawers to match, per garment 45c. Athletic Union Suits of white madras; sleeve- less and knee length . . . per suit 95c. (The above will be sold on the First Floor) Men’s Two-piece Silk Suits at $18.50 will provide a Friday and Saturday Sale of extraordinary interest, These Suits are made of real Shantung silk of superior quality, imported direct from China by B. Altman & Co. The Suits, of course, were made in America, and are excel- lently tailored. All in all, they are easily worth much more than the special price quoted. (This Sale will take place on the Sixth Floor) Young Men’s Suits smartly cut, skillfully tailored, and in every way most desirable, will also be on sale on the Sixth Floor, specially priced at $24.00 A Special Sale of Men's Oxfords at $5.75 willbeanotherimportantfeature on the Sixth Floor to-morrow & Saturday A These Shoes, made on a fashionable last, may be obtained in either black or tan calfskin and offer very exceptional va Iue at the price quoted. Hifth Avenue- Madison Avenue, New ork | SUNDAY high class apparel for present and Summer wear. in iif tho BLOOMINGDALES| SoTH TO 6OTH St rmfat A Great *10 Sale Values Most Extraordinary 80 Suits (" 122 Coats All garments selected from our regular stock of 145 Silk Dresses Regular Suit Prices Were Up to $45.00 Regular Dress Prices Were Up to $29.50 Regular Coat Prices Were Up to $25.00 The Walters at its Price is The Best Player Offered to the New York Public at This Time ~ Before purchasing any other Player Piano, you owe it to yourself to come to Bloomingdales’ and hear THE MAGNIFICENT WALTERS PLAYER PIANO ay No Interest—No Extras i Terms of Only $2 a Week With every Walters Player Piano at $395 Bloomingdale Bros. give without extra cost A BEAUTIFUL MUSIC CABINET, A BENCH, || | 12 ROLLS OF MUSIC OF YOUR SELECTION, A COVER, AND DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME. The Walters Player Piano, although moderately i / priced, is by far superior in tone, in quality of materials i and in general workmanship to many instruments i| sold elsewhere at very much bigher prices. iS Its superior musical qualities and its hey great power of endurance have called ¥ forth the highest praises from 1 thousands of satisfied purchasers, Ei} The most cconomic and efficient manufacturing || 4) facilities, together with a tremendous output, enable i Bloomingdales’, the sole owners of the Walters Piano Co., to offer instruments of a very high standard of excellence at very moderate prices. Our New Style “L’”’ WALTERS PIANO The a Piano Built to Sell at On Terms of $1 a Week Cover and Free Delivery No inter) Price includes Stool, EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO for the beautiful new |} |] r Piano. Walters or Erhard Piano allowance sentative will cal! We will make a liberal $1 a week request @ rey oe WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING JNDERS. foreign bleached white Milan hemp and Italian Milan straw hats in —four of which are illustrated above vais ae iced lower than w le cost. pri Present On the Second Floor; Each Lot on Separate Tables, COND FLOOR many months ago, when wholesale prices were ik considerably lower than to-day. - accounts for these prices—practically as low ‘fas they were one year ago. wide knees, lace trimmed, tight or wide knees, trimmed with lace. with garter spliced heels and toes. Fine weave in black or white, Seconds, Seconds. Seconds. Men’s Cotton, Fibre and Silk Socks At 15c At 29c | At 35c Highly mercerized] Fibre silk socks,| Thread lle socks, socks, heels and double soles, Colors: black or white. Beconds. [buy @ Liberty Bon suits this year than ever before. Once you try them, you'll wear no other kind, cotton; athletic style. athletic style suits, Separate printed or woven madras, in coat Shirts and Drawers style, neckband and turnover cuffs. Good range of patterns, At 25c strictly fast color. Included at Shirts or drawers of fine bat 79c are “Kaynee" shirts of fine briggan. Drawers have double percale with attached collars, seats, Exceptionally low priced Both styles in sizes 12 to 14, at 25¢ per garment. Ps: CARS TRANSFER TO {/ “THE HOME OF TRUTH’ A V0) WU 59th to 60th Street Lex.to3dAv. tas | ‘Buy a Liberty _A_Special Sale of 1,000 ‘ White Untrimmed STRAW HATS at 95c For Friday and Saturday—an offering of 20 Different Shapes White hats are in great demand for June, LIBERTY BOND WEEK Annual June Shoe Sale For Women, Girls & Boys of Utmost Importance Arranged to effect a quick disposal of dis- continued and lines—to clear our shelves for the future introduction of later- season bootery. You really should take ad- vantage of these very radical reductions. Nearly all sizes in the lot, but not every size of each style. Priced as Follows: Girls’ Button Shoes. Girls’ Lace Shoes. Boys’ Lace Shoes. Women's Tan Oxfords. $2.25 $3.95 Women’s Colonial Pumps. Women's Gray Suede or Gray Kid Top Shoes. ‘Women's Brown Kid and other Novelty Lace. Women's Cloth Firs Patent Leather Button and Lace No Mail or C. O. D. Order Accepted. Women’s Summer Union Suits Good Selection at Low Prices Orders for these garments were placed That fact g KN & 2 Kayser’s Lisle Thread Union Suits, 79c Shaped, with reinforced tight or wide*enees; lace trimmed. Main Floor, Cotton Union Suits, 29¢ Good quality, shaped; French neck band, Cotton Union Suits, 49¢ Shaped undergarments, with reinforced ‘Buy a LAberty Bond Women’s Stockings—Savings At 12'oc At 17c At 35c Catton stockings, Mercerized cotton| Fibre silk; with hem, | stockings, fine weave. | mercerized garter welt. Also plain black, with| Various colors, also unbleached split feet.|black or white. with reinforced j reinforced heels and double soles, Large|and double soles. A variety of colors, also|large assortment of black or white. colors, black or white, Boys’ and Girls’ Socks, Pair, 15¢ Plain white and white with striped cuff tops. Main Floor, with reinforced heels Buy a LAberty Bot Men’s Summer Union Suits More men are taking to union At 29c Union suits of white ribbed At 48c Union suits of white nainsook Boys’ Negligee Shirts, 79c “Bell Brand'’—known every- where for its excellence. Made of At 89c White lisle thread finish union athletic style, If You Prefer Boys’ Muslin Night At 39c ; Shirts or drawers of cottor Shirts, 48¢ briggan. Shirts have si Mannish style with V_ neck, all) Pcp Sig ury Base a gathered back yoke and trimmed with fast color Indigo blue or Turkey red fancy braid, Cut full and roomy, in sizes up to 16 years. Pajamas in Summer styles, 79¢ MGiN F100 ees ALL CARS. Lorn aNsren TO BLOOMINGDALE SPER TOS AV. ee