The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1917, Page 7

7 e THE EVRwsNG WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1917. FR IO SOE is ana tt aa FOOD CARD PLEDGE [penta of tet, ft | See trae ees «om | STRANGE SCHOONER et Rr a "TALK ON WAR FINANCING, 330°" Summits’ °™xcpustates Mera, ly ana Sue cts] war cre gat war tov Remr tone 1S GAUSE OF WARNING "25", B.'s Yh chai John J rt le louse estern markets | opened the hearts of the lawyers to The fas Ysa Prank plentitulty, t ie mid, "and during that | reinstate him. h representing & Bduaton ain vee ee eee season of the year it would be advis-| Following a term as Assistant Dis- | Washington “Sends O Out Word of asber‘at tne siaicarentt_§| , a6 ‘The Right Hon. Viscount rae Naf able to limit the consumption, but at/trict Attorney Butklewlz became a | Government Offi and Financiers at Phila- Lord Chee Justice, Gar thie time the receipe are large and)candidate for Judge and came near| Craft Near Here of Un- \ sens citipanr nek : preside at the 0 rtage. winnin) water he cused of! a i delphia Meeting. tie apeakers will be, Frederic ¢. in The RNwe of Drices for live cattle Sicctrevetiating Tunes. OF a face certain Identity. STOP CATARRH! OPEN Commissto niseration, ‘ ’ ei | , PHMLADELPHTA, Nov. a—Govern-| York: eG. Blakey, University of : Hol Much over che Fange al WNs aire [Seer Khusetatines euneletse won dist |, WASTINOTON: Nov. BA caret NOSTRILS AND HEAD Headache is usually ca / Ment officials, educators and prominent | Mesota; 10. MW. Rprague, | Harvard, | last year. Latest quotations from | barred ‘ lookout {9 being maintained for a} nit by eyestrain. Correct j fiflanciers discussed problema of fin- | 80 B. Cinlono for “live | beet cattle are —— schooner of unoertatn Identity which | aa ab side aa in Nosteils } | l! give the only sure reli j the ‘a meeting here to- eee 8.85 to a hundred pounds, com- i clieves Head-Colds at Once. Beas: \ne suspect’ of the, atari: |Conghentengn “ieelay Warr Leave hated with 4240 to $1076 ast Semr.| TO ABOLISH OABARETS, iss been sicntod of tho Atiantic, |. Relieves Mead By Retletcred' Ege Spectattets, ff | @an Academy of Volitival and Social for the Front. satviitiator ‘WE Williams Says Hoge are still nigh, but considerably | | Const, flying the Amertean fing, Row “| if your noatelle ate cidgyed and Four by Regist cia ! Setence. ODOM Skah mete iael| Cl S AAI ENceed f° oe ee Phitadeiphia Liqnor Men May Take, Admiral Senrosder of hs Hyaro-| nena is stuffed and you can't Breathe ||| Cerrectiy Fitted Glasses from $2.80 | Gubjects for consideration to-day | Amsritan Roneret secing tha| Canvass Soon Wi cee A by 1 | Staphic Office announced to-day | freely because of a cold or ea : ; were “the (ask of Mnancing the war,” | an train: | Half a Million. HE BEARS NO C | PHILADELPHIA, 3 War on| “It has heen reported,” the Iydro-| just get a small bottle of Ely’ ey “borrowing by ‘he Government.” and toda | SS bad cabaret in saloons and hotels tn this | graphic OMce statement says, “that a) alm at any drug store, Apply a Established 56 Yeare - city has been started by the Ketail| suspicious schooner was sighted jn/ little of this fragrant, antiseptic cream 7 strator Arthur Will-! NOW B | Liquor Dealers’ Association, and it is ex-| 0 2 ten hed into your nostrils and let it penetrate | || New York: 184 Bway at John St Food Administrator A latitude 40 degrees 22 minutes north, ' | Sixth A’ st iama announced this morning that pected all cabarets will be closed by | iongitude 60 degrees 18 minutes west | {rough every air passage of your on ‘cinth re the number o natures in the| WILKES-BARRE, Nov, 2—Bravery | Members of the association who refuse |on Oct. 2%, She was about 200 feet | pea soothing acinar Bauer: e Nessau, at Ana St. d pledge card can to enlist house- displayed by Thomas Butkiew! to discontinue singing and dancing in| tong, waa painted black or brown, and| and you get instant relief, Wer qed ae « : 2 Jt. | their places of business will be expelled | ‘ fi any yf he ; Brktyn: 498 Patten St, cor.Bond St ies d ona Shoe Moana Standard of Merit | wives in the food conservency cam- on the battlefields of France has re-|from the organizatior was stated to- | Was flying the American flag. This) Ah! how good it feels. Your non- ¥ ] it | paten had passed the quart n stored him to the rights and priv. |4y by Nell Bonner, President of the as-| vessel had three masts and one fun- | J trils are o soctatio | more hawkir your head is clear, no snuffiing, blowing; no - | more headache, dryness or struggling 34" St. New York mark and was well on the way ta) tlewes of a lawyer at the Luserne Bar| it Is Probable that the License Court | nel, weil forwar half a million, He expects that by| from which he was disbarred several |{ill, be acaurinted formally with th BloominedaleS—the Logica rday, 86, 000 Wedne | | No Extra Charge for It 7 o'clock to-night the day's work) months ago. His reinstatement was Feelings af the, anmostntion this city, a |120 Stare tm penecn Ping « Senta | for breath. ls Cre Rea act Pe Del Advertisements for The World may be Wi at 3’ ] show a total of 150,000 signa-|mado to-day by the five which 1,687 are held by members of the | ee ds ANd | yoy American District Memenger office in the atte = | ¢ YS oes | eerie 4 ; 5, © County !Piquor Dealers’ Association. Capt. award J, Bourke of the Divi- catarrh need. It's a delight.— Adve, 07“ tures, against Oo8 ¥ and 75,000 the first day of the canvass. The total for the week thus far | | cluded in the Following yesterday ¢ Saturday will be children’s day at the Cammeyer store. Several thousand pairs of splendidly made, Cammeyer Manhattan a guaranteed, boys’ shoes will be reduced to about cost | [reeklyn | Have You Visited Corsage Given Free 5 for the one day only. Every pair made with the same Geshe iv | Richmond .... care that characterizes Cammeyer shoes for men and ] women. With leather still on the rise, parents will do } _rotals well to buy a plentiful supply for their young sons. Far sitctencea: weeded fot" (es Every pair carefully fitted by clerks who understand t chase at Bloomingdales’ and receive The largest of its kind in Amer- a corsage of rosebuds and Japanese rator has three ica is atop the Bloomingdale roof. an small chrysanthemums,from 104. Ms mathe Thousands of growing plants on tom A. M. and 3 to § P. M. Eloomingdales'—Main Floor Our Greenhouses? Men’s and Youths’ resint dalesneah (66 an¥ pie + display, all moderately priced. $ $ $9 Hy inne . - California Privet, 4c th, or the importance of fitting the growing foot with the Moon, the $3.75 per 100. “ 1 5 20 5 proper size and last. wholesale fish mark will confer Lilac, Snowball or Hydrangea, Glove Time Is Here Jwith Mr —and Bloomingdales’ are ‘u and the other each, 3! Lawn Grase Seed end Sheep The Overcoats Include Trench, Button- If the milk men « rsuaded to place—at $4.50 to $10, or black—mannish cut. Suede IF NO+we want to tell you you've missed something without which gloves are gray in color, with three “life is not complete.” — Come in and try one on. rows of embroidery on backs. Bloomingda les'— Basement Bloomingdales'—Main Floor | reduce the cost is thought 4 no further off act will be neec- e uce O | essary. Otherwise Dr. Moskowitz may 4 e ) indertake the purchase and distribu- tion of milk under the authority con- ferred upon him by the State Food The Famous Cammeyer } | Commission yesterday True-Form Orthopaedic | $2 35 \ the elty. permission to b ' _——— ° ig morning he had Roses, each, 2e and 3c, Bloomingdales'—Main Floor ( | H H i | ; (| Foot 4 oMmcials. ‘The the-minute” with two offers of g | Boys’ All Leather Lace | | four me clock Fertilizer, 12¢ per quart. By the Through, Chesterfield and Regular Models. that will insure both comfort and [HIT § 7 | ( Milk Expert 19 here | bushel, $3.00, Th Si M B Me H. B fi d, R IL. B k style for early Winter wear H and Button Shoes in Tan, | 95 1 Was Her- | Humus or Cocoanut Fibre, e Suits May Be Had in Belte OH-Bac Ww 's Washabl. H Black and Patent Leather. | FS Wont es ttoover. tne 8 od Ad-| Hp} Quart, 10c. Double-Breasted and Conservative Styles. cute de TIGOe maa Wak if (| stvator, su Mr. Williams this| ft) | Flowering | Bulbs, maa ATURDAY AT BL COMING DALES’ ff a venient sad rtunity to Suede-Tex Gloves, 59c Pair H ‘ moulin Ane antereiion with thé yacinths, tulips, narcissus, daffo ES’ offers you convenie ortun pe freat di H to $6.00 eres for 4 o'cl ils atiosnoos etc, at low prices. a manship 4 at all, you will quic kly see ‘that teak prices of $15, ne and pratt must broidegy on the back. White, gray t ' 7 , = An effort will be made at this session ¢ based on the cost of goods, bought many months before the successive price- or black. +4 Sizes 1 to 515 Gh indlide. thetheniehe to can tinue eh Cut Flower Shop advances swept cloth sky-high—and that you are getting last Spring's prices and this Capeskin and Suede Kid } ( October price of milk. The league of- | Tremendous stock of fresh cut Winter's style. ‘There could be no happier combination “ “; | will hol & to-night to flowera always on hand. A large ff ede chide Gloves, $1.25 Pair ! | as a resuit| Poe, pi) teak vent) flawateretarred, Do You Wear a Stetson? The capeskin gloves are tan in U e oys oes ] iN AFGMttS dloral desldnes. 81.60 IF YES~—we need say only that here are the newest from old John B.'s color, with embroidery in self color i and upwards. 100,000 Fresh Cut ft | Suits and Overcoats | Odds and Ends | BOYS E That are tailored in Men’s Your Mothers Cannot Match These to your own measure | UNDERWEAR Suits, Overcoats & Mackinaws at at medium or heavy, Derby [$1.39 ] Ilere are few things more comforting to a man than to ribbed, Last in Tan, Black and mined what branch of t Patent Leather. Blucher | | Formerly Sold and Button Models. to $400 ( ' ( ! ( ( i | } | } Models. Formerly Sold ( ] | ( ' ( ( ( ( ( ( ( { Sizes 9 to 1315 a ce ea sees eee eek oie iene as eg oop eee aah saeeD eet Ia HOw: CNOA et in} {| know that his clothes hang on him right, and have real ine worsted Union | - “style” in their cut and fit. | $1.75 | Suite Th natural graye | Usually this pleasure costs more than’most of us are will medium or heavyweight ing to pay—so we “get along” with ready-made clothes. Rest an Tivoli Dea a Py preasted s—dout " This Is An Opportunity back band $1.50 to get that extra satisfac- fre ay Wool and cotton | tion and comfort of tail- aan | ored-to-measure clothes, | > a } at the usual ready-to- SOCKS 1 ( wear price. Mercerized « | For we have on hand a fade. | ieretaiee good stock of woolens LC Black, ehiteandie which we bought a while back, when prices were Black and natural pray (aypenniant Nf y SU ITS a extra pair of knickerbockers.. Materi- much lower than now. Thread Sil a8 | | als are corduroy or fancy cheviot in Norfolk model. Both { lhat is the explanation of | inforced fe | pants lined and seems taped. Sizes 7 to 18 years, $6.95. | i so low a price as $16.80. heels SMALL BOYS’ SUITS in newest junior models, | | fashioned of serges and fancy cheviots. Sizes 24% to 8 Sale Closes | GLOVE! | ein eae November 10 _ Gray suede with three | ‘SMALL BOYS’ OVERCOATS of chinchilla, melton or BEFORE, in case the | $1.25 | ie | or fancy cheviot in 4 neat models. Sizes 214 to 10 years, supply of woolens cannot ry | $6.08 ¢ hold out [[ceteeeRaee "MACKINAWS of all-wool materials in many plaid Sizes 46 and over will cost $2 extra. seams. Also browns $1.50 | effects, Sizes 8 to 18 years, $6.95. | Blooinsngdales'aniain: Pao crete Bloomingdales'—Main Floor , loor | | $1.98 | nile G Great Coat Values Tomorrow | | nk nese ee Vic trola or Grafonola $19.95 $24.95 $29.95 ed | Hietor Vi | Columbi Vietor Victrolas | Columbia Grafonolas Si4 is " y | re | Tos 15.00 t 265.00 5.75 t 215.0 Sizes for Misses & Women Hosiery—A Trio of Be eee a Moe Mes ne $19.95 coats are of wool velours, zibelines, medium weight kerseys Have thein tried out and tested know which one you prefer. 4 fdocsille plushes'and Black sl vias lined (hrauakour Values for Women Aer he Initeumens Fon want, Mabe PORE Own ceria CF $24.95 + sateuot burella, velour in various weights with At 89c, there's our Gold ayinent be accepted by us if they are within reason, without plata a NR i caneany tis he Th ; Silk: Ho nan complete lat Harry Lauder recorde in stock, 78¢ and $1.28, Leon Rothier will appear in Sune rebialicse shouts ala stunning 5 “1 | wearing because of 1 “Service That Satisfies” Asotian Hall on Nov. 3rd. ela ne et | that prevents rips. “Thess Bloomingales—Second Feo # ol ui 1 Kamchatka (Dyed Fox) Scarfs f=, Special, $39.75 59c, Fibre Silk H neral J on to sing the Marotilluise at rench hero, Sale of Kiddies’ Sample Coats t a play the Marscillaise for you as sunys ‘ d The 1 Ae iS f und That Will Delight Mothers nh only come with th aring: of this great re tr mut the fur i up from the very heart of a French patriot diibenuttulenuienna 3.49 Rothier, at any Columbia shop, and yau will appreciate wh 4 repro anything ( offered in and despit Columbia Grafoncle duction me umber 200 * New Columbia Kecords on Sale the 20th of I'v Month columbia Re cords — scarcit in obt Meat Specials Fancy Roasting Chickens, Ib., 22c, Fresh Fowls, Ib., 22 Legs or Rump of Veal, Ib. 220 Loins of Jersey Pork, 24 Prime Rib Koast, tb. 20 59TH TO 60TH ST., 3D TO LEX, AVE, aed eee mpente od