The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1917, Page 7

DECLARES MoT FUNDS D's artment ” ie to retwr sity further eo her ev . ra t Impertance in said te Dress Becomingly - And Forget Your Weight can fit the stoutest women in smart and becoming clothes, expecially designed to reduce the apparent site. We Are Specialists in Designing Smart Clothes for Stout Women and Figure Hord-te-At, We give you clothes that make you look as you would really like to—and as few tail- ors or dressmakers can make you Sines, ready-to-wear, up to 58 bust, both for long and short wairted figures. We fit with practically no alterations. Suits 29.75 to 165.00 Blouses 6.95 to 89.75 Mourning Apparel Come in to visit us—to look rather than to buy. You will our low prices and personal service. ane Bryan Gowns 24.85 to 225.00 Coats 21.85 to 175.00 Skirts 0.05 to $4.50 Get the Gertuine and Avoid Waste | The General All-Around Cleaner nee 1 " on mech te uv . y vit.” cannot be The clue involving the reported nme f Mre King to ber Aret husband, Kdward B. Mull, apparently 21-23 W. 38th St. tae BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, 4 tte the Rteeenpete te fer 4 or bape oe — Len TO PUT & GWE TUR FOF . VER OF GUSTER of | CTS Dereher), end int me poe all of you the lm * putting © quletue on Mm lehtch § @H have te @ lower trom Al above asérece ond iil be what to do te meet any emerEen © Ot any time of the Gay oF Kuehl 14 was one of the individunly | | Serret to as “knowing what + 1 | whe font several telegrame wiih few hours after Mre King died, (ne 4 to-day to go |Prasroutor anid nooversget the » the disputed have «eden expert hed «, ut that the A curtous letior that It was thourr theanttonty t you look at the Watermark on any paper of import. ance you have. @ of the interest which had in Germany came to ight to-day, One letter, written by him in May, 1916, read as follow “1 was at Norfolk with and for the purpore of learning in the in terest of the German Government whether 1 Bogiish men-of-war hovering off Norfolk were not being supplied contrary to international jaw with ee. ooal, oe" BAKER ASKS $ $40,833,260 MORE FOR THE NEW ARMY | Most of It for Signal Corps and Kk pairs to Frankford Arsena Damaged by Blast WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.—Recretary of w Baker to-day submitted a oe onal estimate for the army Corps in Fr at Frankfor explosion did great damage, and for repairs and extensions at the San An- tonio and dther arsenals | Forty-nine thousand dollars additional ts asked to complete defenses of the Panama Canal and $28,200 for electric ght plant extensions there 20 FLAG. MAKERS CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL PROFITEERING Federal Trade Commission Files | Formal Complaint of Violation of | “Unfair Competition Law.” WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.—Ex | thon | of the Stars and Stripes for |proftteering 1s charged by the Federal | Trade Commission in a formal com | plaint made to-day against the Associ lation of Plag Manufacturers of Amer fea and twenty of the largest banner ‘9 in the country the complaint alleges un ent of prices through con ° in violation of the “un | tair eompatition law." | New York concerns named are the American Flag Company, Annin & Co. Degrauw, Aymar & Co., Rehm & Co, ©. D. Durkee & Co. and Andrew Mills ‘& Sone. (a é ’ * Values Ever in 3,000 | Advance Fall and Winter || me hh UNTRIMMED HATS we ' '? 6 Lyons’, Salt’s & Silk Velvet in black, purple, taupe, brown, navy and poppy. Small, trig, close-fitting hats. Medium size shapes for those who prefer Stu in them, cf the limited quantities ok be: Hats Trimmed Fre Extra Sales Folks to Wait on You Bought Here. cerry to Cot aimierinngicimumemnannrnde®, — . rge shapes because so many !, phone or C. O. D. orders cannot Charge if Trimmings Are Ha _ Bloomingdales | 4 in each || e of Sale on Main Floor New Buildfng. Lexington to Third Ave SEPTEMBER 2), E rifTH AVENUE AT 386™ STREET Introduc New Fashions in MISSES’ FROCKS of SERGE, VELOUR TRICOTINE. and GABARDINE. 20.00 w 95.00 A diversified collection of ‘‘Jeune Fille’ types in modes that are different. I iquat it Empire frocks of serge with bustle back and chiffon apron done in bead em- broidery. Of engaging simplicity, straightline frocks with Directoire revers and plaited tunic ckirts. In velour a Russian model with touches of high color embroidery and accentuations of Krimmer. The “Josephine” frock introduces an original silhouette. Other new style themes in surplice and tight fitting bodice frocks with tesselated, om he tunic and straightline skirts. Chic bolero effects and high neck frocks in tricotine. “Basque Spiral" model will also be shown tomorrow. MISSES’ SILK CREPE, SATIN and CREPE. METEOR FROCKS In BLACK and favored colors. 29.50 « 165.00 Featured are surplice, basque, draped, bustle, tunic, straightline, embroidered and plaited models. A black meteor plaited model has handdrawn work on blouse and heading tucks; another has a braided tunic. Chainette embroidery izes a satin tunic frock, and fur is combined with Kitten’s Ear silk crepe and other silk fabrics. MISSES’ STRICTLY TAILORED FUR TRIMMED and LOUNGE SUITS 35.00 250.00 A most inclusive assemblage of the new style-motifs developed on lines of youthful charm and chic. Featured are strictly tailored types with narrow shoulders, close fitting sleeves and the finesse of the highest degree of custom tailoring. Fur trimmed suits in unusual and original models. Lounge suits for college and outdoor life in various fabrics and suits with velvet jackets end plaid skirts. “FLAPPER” FASHIONS. For the Hard-to-Fit Girl of 12 to 16 An exclusive type of apparel originated by Bonwit Teller & Co. for girls who have out- grown their years yet must be attired in a girlish manner. “Flapper” Frocks 12.50 to 32.50 “Flapper” Suits “Flapper” Coats 29.50 to 35.00 29.50 to 47,50 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY WOMEN'S LOW SHOES & OXFORDS Low shoes and oxfords in black Russia calf and black matt kid. Cuban or low } 7. 50 broad heels. Wing or straight tips. Hand welted soles. “ yar tan Russia calf oxford ties; a new walking model with welted soles and wing } 8.50 . SioominedaleS’ sD TO INGTON XINGTON AVENUE $18 Men’ s Suits and Coats to Measure want the man who says “it can’t be done” to look over iterials and pattern There's a surprise awaiting hit narily, of course, $18 cannot buy such clothes. Ar t hurry, the cha él be a thing of th » workmanship s of getting a suit or coat to measur past. and fitting, you have the Blooming Sizes 46 Chest or Larger, $2 Extra Bloomingdales’Second Floor All Cars Transfer to Bloomingdales’ sis 16 sun's. 5 lente . \Bioomin edale A) New Yo Hk’ s Greatest Stvle Combination--- “DALEBLOOM” | | “PRIN TZESS” COATS & SUITS elective, . individual \ ‘ ar We now ' 1 ' New York i , we Pitt avenue ‘ e { theji ; , after an wearing i shoppi other duplicates It ca Two E xtraordinary Events for Saturday A SALE OF SUITS | es suit of fi ne poplin, as Winetrated c s vertical set-in ket at end collar, that tt to neck, of Pine itl ‘, rds, 9 re f And a Very Important Sale of Top Coat of Brown Cheviot has collar and skirt section trimmed with wide border of fur cloth; tie belt; fur cloth covered buttons Five models in Wool Velougs, Burella and Cheviots, in Black and wanted shades—the sort that will give warmth, service. 'Smart-appear- ing, too. Bloomingdales'—Second Floor. |i “Nature Shape” Footwear \4z| None Better for | 4 Children’s Feet Ordinary shoes do not permit freedom of the toes, Bloomingdales’ “Nature Shape” shoes were specially 1 to allow children’s feet to natural lines, just. as nature ine ,. develop along tended, Styles are pleasing, workmanship is thorough ' and prices are very to size and style Boys’ sizes, 9 to 1314, Boys’ sizes, 1 to 5!., $2.98 to $5.50 Girls’ sizes, 6 to 11, "$1.98 to $3.98 Girls’ sizes, 11! to 2, $2.48 to $4.48 Large Girls’ Sizes, 2! to 7, $3.50 to $5.98 Main Floor TWO EXTRAORDINARY VALUES All-Wool Broad- | Black Satin Mes-] cloth, 50 in. saline, 35 in. Wide, Yd. $1.65 Wide, Yd. 99c There is quite jiaiy this desirable fabric, and there- 13 finish fore the goo yards in this sale | inish, should be spatched away in » dresses uly 1,500 Priced according foll $1. 98 to $4.50 a scarcity of quick time, Navy or black Bloomingdalea —Ls GLOVES | INOUR CUT for Men and Women FLOWER ate :| SHOP ! 1 tock of our glove # Women’s Washable fre lowers always on white; two clasps. 1s eae % Women's Suede or { Fresh Gat Flowers in ts € japeakin < G loves, H. 18 } ‘ M9 & 69¢ Undressed in: ns, $1.00 mannish capeskin, in ta Women s Washable | Pi G loves, $1. 75 In Greenhouses-on-Roof Rubber Plants © | Boston Ferns, « Ready-filled Fern Dishes, Soc the own, extra | y or Men's Suede Men’ '8C Sapeskin , » Cloves, $130 Meat & Poultry rig oe ar-polnt j 5c k or Havana Rib | Qe