The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1918, Page 7

| | salen aieadiena aidiediee Lamont ‘ mn LIQUID MUSIC. (From the Miorida Times-Union.) liquid strains?” Farmer—The hired man ts playin’ a juice harp, for Baby’s Skin It's really wonderful how quickly a hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed keep baby wakeful and restless, per-| Assignments in the New York Dis-] Muchanan and Boscobel—W. FE. mits sleep for infant and rest for mother, | trict, Borough of Manhattan, wore as | Lang. ig bi points to ht iden €ase8 | pnows Carmel—. F. Robinson when it seems nothing would help. ee "i ini i a Calvary—W. I, Morgan, Chelsea] Iudson—B. L. Watkins. card aticure Dee TA tostens Sod | (to be supplied); Church ¢ Toughkeepsio--Pedding, C. B. Ched- ev hi Soap 25c. Ointment SOc." s, » AL TL. Wilson and Trinity, Charles B, Pyle; Wash. 2 The Specialty Shop of Origination FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET ( These Suits have the Trig-Finished Character of Custom Made Tailleurs Also a Collection of Women’s WOOL JERSEY SUITS 29150 Bpiscopal Church were made public| “ ‘ here to-day by Bishop Luther B. Wil Let Cuticura Care| sembly here last night The Rev, | ceeds tho Rev Superintendent of the New York Dis- gentle anointing with Cuticura Oint- | becomes Superintendent of the Pough ment relieves skin irritations which | keepsie District The Freedom of America and the World must be preserved Buy Bonds of the THIRD LIBERTY LOAN On Sale at the Bonwit Teller & Co. Liberty Bond Booth, Main Floor—in charge of the Woman's Liberty Loan Commitlee HAVE ARRANGED FOR TOMORROW An Important Sale of , WOMEN'S TAILLEUR SUITS Spectally Priced for Wednesday ONLY Included are new type strictly tailored, vestee and belted styles in tricotine, gabardine, Poiret twill, men’s wear serge and checks. Attractive modes designed on soft. simple supple lines in green, brown and blue toned heather mix- tures, also hay, purple, canteloupe and delft blue. « Duane, F. FE. James, Robert H Mission (supplied by A R. W. k son Avenue, Metropolitan ple, J St. James, C Allan Macrossie; April %—|Side, H. H. Young, tenary, F. ; Mott Avenue, J. pert Carrodini; The Methodists closed thelr As- Wallace MacMutlen suc Frederick Adams as est, W. H. Mages. Other assignments include Ardsiey—A. S. Clayton Hedford Hills--Osmon P. Hoyt Tho Rev, William I, Compton 36.00 © 5090 49.50 | TO-DAY’S BEAUTY HINT | It ig not necessary to shampoo your hair so frequently if it is entirely and properly cleansed each time by the vse of @ really good shampoo. The easiest to use and quickest drying shampoo that we can recommend to our readers is one that brings out all the natural beauty of the hair and may be enjoyed at very little exp by ‘dissolving a teaspoonful of Can throx, which can be obtained from any druggist, in a cup of hot water. This makes a full cup of shampoo liquid, enough so it is easy to apply | it to all the hair instead of just to the | top of the head. This, when rubbed | into the scalp and onto every strand | of hair, chemically dissolves all im-| purities, It is very soothing and cool- | ing in its action, as well as beneticial | to both scalp and hair, After rinsing out the lather so created, you will find the scaljy is fresh, clean and free from dandruff, while the hair dries quickly and evenly, developing a bright lustre and a soft fluffiness that makes it seem * ry heavy. ie risky to neglect, Take it in hand, and safeguard your health by promptly taking . 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Wilson; | Heights, W. R. Blackne; -_- Washington Square, L. W. Bell; West | NEWBURGH, N. Y., Assignments for churches In tho New York Conference of the Methodist | | ington Street, George A. Shashan. Newburgh (F. tendent)—Grace, G. A. Mc John's 1 Yonkers—Central, A. H. Italian, Pierre M. Pettacci; First, G. Large 50 cent case, “THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1918, Johnson; Eighteenth Street, B. C. Warren; Five TOME CHURCHES perif-| Coleman; M 4; St.] Croton 1 L. | —W D. Demin hed Mace. W. Young Trin dl. ik Fletcher. L. Ross; St «J. J, Henry. i eC. W. MoPherson rth White Plains— yant ins—Herbert B, Wright Birney: | o—4, C, Morse. W. P. Moser. PAPE’S 2 GRAIN TRIANGULES OF DIAPEPSIN FOR INDIGESTION Stops Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, | Gases, Sourness and Stomach Distress Fat “‘Pape’s Diapepsin”’ like Candy— Makes Upset Stomachs feel fine - Bloomingdale§ 59TH TO 60TH STREET—LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE The Player Piano Is the Most Wonderful: Instrument of the Age And the Walters Player Is the Most Wonderful Instrument at Its Price. The Plaver Piano has brought happiness into the homes of thousands upon thousands of fami- lies throughout the country. The fact that any one can play any selection desired, from the classical to the popular ragtime of today, with- out any musical education, makes the Player Piano the most desirable of all musical instru- ments. Bloomingdale Bros. as the sole owners of the Walters Piano Co., selling directly from the factory to the home, have made it possible for almost any family to possess Th WALTERS PLAYER PIANO Terms Only $2 a Week Free With Each Player A BEAUTIFUL MUSIC CABINET A BENCH TO MATCH PLAYER 12 ROLLS OF MUSIC (YOUR CHOICE) A COVER AND FREE DELIVERY Our Easy Payment Plan To make it possible for every family to possess one of these beautiful Walters Player P , Bloomingdales’ have ar- ranged an EASY PAYMENT PLAN OF $2.00 A WEEK, which makes the paying so easy as to eliminate all worry Offering for This Week— yle Walters Piano *250 Terms Only *1 per Week Price Includes Stool, Cover and Free Delivery Special P. A New NO INTEREST NO EXTRAS Exchange Your Old Piano for a Player We will make a liberal allowance for your old piano and you can pay balance of purchase price of Player at $2 a week, Write for Illustrated Catalogue BLOOMING DALES’ PIANO DEPARTMEN 59th to 60th St., Lex. to 3d Ave. H. Cookman; Morsemere, P, St. John By orktown Helghis FA D, Tarbox nd Purdys—G. 6. Washing Any drug store. Relief in five minutes!’ Time itt aaa —_X_ eee oe ALL CARS TRANSFER TO THE HOME OF TRUTH Bloomingdale§ 59TH TO 60TH STREET—LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE ‘Have You Bought Your Liberty Bond <x 2A: Thrift Sale of Skirts Iivery day this week each Ready-to-Wear Department will contribute some special merchandise—new and desirable—at big concessions from regular prices. Misses 3.95 22 to 30 Waist Band For tomorrow we offer the following remarkable values: Utility Skirts, Sport Skirts and Dress Skirts. Striped Silks—Solid Color Cloths—Striped Cloth Navy Serge and Black Serge Plain and pleated styles—wide and narrow belts. All the newest models in vogue this season—a wide assortment to choose from. We're in to Win! Buy Bonds Charming Voiles Suggest Summer Frocks A feast for the eye terns and coloring 29c, 38c, 58c and 68c yard this display of new Voiles in pat- that will be in vogue for 1918 Excellent qualities light and dark color combinatior hundreds of choice patterns. Checks, stripes, plaids, over- plaids, circles within squares, floral designs, small figures, and large, dashing effects. 85c and 95c yard Sheer, silky weave of the finest texture. Rich designs and colorings, reproductions of imported fabrics. Lustrous * ' satin stripes, Khaki-Kool figures, effective coin spots, Ro- man stripes, geometrical figures, Egyptian symbols and futuristic designs, as well as lovely Foulard patterns—all of these suggest. beautiful gowns for morning and after- noon wear. Jloomingdates'—Lex, Ave. Level Invest tn Victory—Buy Liberty Bon Unusual Spring Offerings of Attractive Ten-Piece Dining Suite, $109.50 Rich Jacobean { Buffet is 54 inches long. China Closes is 44 inches & Table is 30 inches long. Dining Table has 48-inch top. Five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair covered with brown Spanish leather. d separately. Buffet, $26.00] Dining Table, $20.00 China Closet $20.00) Chair, $5.00 Berving Vat $9.00} Arm Chair, $9.50 New Ideas in Coue << +? Divan with Head Rest, $3.75 table Sliding Couch, with head rest w Hea Rest, $13.50 May be adjusted to any position or flat. Extra heavy frame and $4.50] spring. Fitted with comfortable mattress. may be raised in any position, or fla Brown denim mattress, Folding Divan, $6.75 Fitted with head rest, extra heavy g spring. | N Brown den attre $4.50 | Bed and Spring, $10.25 Woven Wire Spring Bed has « and Head Rest, $5.98 | Adjust head rest in an ring in any Square Tubing Bungalow Bed es in w ainel | finish, $9.50, If $13.28. Bloomingdales’ —Third and Fourth Hloomingdales'—Motn Floor, Lex Ave. Bldg. TTT here's Liberty in Bonde | | Spick and Span new merchandise, embracing | | } Economy Week Sales A feast of money-saving bargains in each department. every day~ the best to be had at the price, Come and get acquainted, IBLOOMINGDALES' BARGAIN BASEMEN BloomingdaleS’—59th to 60th St., Lex. to 3d Ave. } => 2 = > “Every Bond You Buy Isa Bomb for Krupp” That is the message dropped from planes that flew over the « aturday. Subserip- now being received for Liberty Bonds (Third Issue) je. Let us all dig deep and invest. The Government stands back of every bond. Can anybody want a better guarantee? Our Banking De- partment on the Balcony is at your service. Bloomingdales'—Baloony. 614 in. Taffeta Ribbons all leading shades, yard, 3 7c Lerington Ave, Lovet ‘Invest in Liberty Bonds Untrimmed Shapes, 97c There's quite a variety in this small lot, and all of ex- cellent value. Milans, Liseres, Lacquered Straws Shapes—Pokes, sailors, trie cornes, mushrooms, side- flares. Colors—Taupe,sand, khaki, seal, navy, also black, Flowered Wreaths, 39c¢ A very large assortment offered below actual cost for quick clearance, Bloomingdales’— Matin Plocteene Buy a Bond Prepare for April Showers Why Not Save That Old Umbrella? We'll recover it with good, serviceable material in linen gloria, silk and linen and all silk, black or colors, from 74¢ mbrellas called for Something new aa cnc = }