The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1918, Page 9

LEAGUE FORMED TO LINK FRANCE WITH AMERICA Purposes Outlined at Meeting Held in the Fifth Avenue Home of Otto H. Kahn, ‘The French League in America was launched last night at the home of Otto H, Kahn, No. 1100 Fifth Avenue, The meeting was attended by a large group of men and women interested strengthening cordial relations between France and the United Staten. Speeches were made by C. H. Out- land, manager of the league; Baroness Francis Wilson Huard and Tleut, Adrien @e Pachmann, a member of the French High Commission. Robert Casa, a well- known French singer, recently connected with the French Theatre In this city, @ang songs of the trenches and of the Latin Quarter, ‘The league, according to Mr. Outia’ {s to partake of a popular movement, with active membership placed at $3 year, It {8 non-partisan, non-sectarian and non-political, and is to be national in scopé. Branches are to be established all over the country so that every com- munity of persons interested In its ob- jects shall have opportunity to keep touch with the manifold aspects French-American activity. ‘The league will publish a monthly re- wiew, whose text will be about two- thirds English and one-third French, coacenieailiameciaaes ‘Tips Barred to Employers. BOSTON, April 10.—A bill to prohibit receiving gratuities given to their employees in hotel check employers from rooms and restaurants in this State was adopted by the Senate to-day, The bill passed the House a few days ago. “Oh Look!” If you do not know Hygrade values you will thank us for this friendly advice. 4 You can pay more than Hygrade prices but you cannot get better quality. We paid pre-war prices and on them base our prices to you. {Compare these prices with those you are asked to pay elsewhere. §Oh Look! And you shall see Real Economy: Per Bottle Old Reserve Maryland Rye—one-fifth gallon $1.75 (8 years old) Hennessy Three Star Cognac. . + 28 Haigand Haig Three Star Geek... . . 295 Gilbey's Spey Royal Gootch. 5 eo Me O98. Martinazzi Italian Vermouth 1,00 (Imported in Glass Hygrade Dry Gin- one-fifth gallon 1.50 (Crystal Purity—Delicious Flavor) Honor your guest by serving De Luxe Cocktails . 1.75 Kintore Scotch—one fifth gallon Hycala Port Wine 15 Produces Rich Red Blood—Makes for strength and vigor) Quality same as Always Quantity same as Always HYGRADE WINE Co. Ws SERVICE Look in the telephone book for address of our store in your ‘hood. 0 Stores in Greater New York in nd, in of 4 Counresy ALL CARS TRANSFER TO THE HOME OF TRUTH Bloomingdale§ 59TH TO 60TH STREET—LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE ‘Liberty Bonds Fight for Humanity ] | Subscriptions Received in Our Banking Dept. on the Balcony ‘Buy Liberty Bonds and Help Win the War’ “Thrift Week’’—Your Opportunity Have you attended our Ready-to-Wear Thrift Sales? Every day jabs some special merchandise to you at a price that makes Buying Here a Real Investment. Thursday we have prepared a Wonderful Sale of Dresses For Women and Misses Taffeta Silk, Fine Serge, Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe and Other Combinations. Smart Spring models in all desir- able colors, also black. Novel trimming touches embracing all that is new this season. Demi-tailored effects and dressy afternoon models—your choice at $10.00 Bloomingdales’—Main Floor, Lexington Ave. Bullding, UE ODO LSLOLS Invest Every Cent You Can Spare in Liberty Bonds Reduction Sale of Shoes Small Lots of Broken Sizes from Our Regular Stocks, in Many Cases Less Than Wholesale Cost. Women’s Shoes in Three Price Groups $2.85 | $3.90 | $4.95 Tan Russia Calf Ox- High cut lace Shoes Several of our high- fords, low heels, welt- | in Tan Russia or Kid; | est priced lines of Tan ed soles. Gun metal | some in combinations. | Russia Calf or Gray or patent pumps anJ| Also patent leather in | Suede; also fawn ooze Colonials. regular cut. Patent or | with white kid top Button or lace boots | kid pumps with turn | laced boots. Splendid in many styles; black. | soles and Louis heels. | size range. Girls’ Shoes, $2.85 Boys’ Shoes, $1.85 Tan Russia calf lace Shoes; sizes} School Shoes and a small lot of 814 to 2. Scout Shoes. Girls’ Shoes, $2.85 Boys’ Shoes, $2.45 Large girls’ patent or dull cloth] Patent or gun metal bluchers, with D top button Shoes; 214 to 6. fibre soles. Bloomingdales’ Shoe Dept—Main Floor, CDG LY DOLLY LV LIDDY LID EE BO AUS TES Help Our Fighting Boys! Buy Liberty Bonde Bed Sheets and Blankets At Special Prices to Command Attention An exceptional opportunity for hotels, institutions, Summer homes and the thrifty housewife, who prepares for future needs. Fine Wool Mixed Blankets $6.50, $7.50, $9.50 Specially priced for immediate sale—and next Wool Finish Blankets $3.50 and $4.50 a Pair | At less than to-day’s wholesale cost. A season they'll cost about double. Made of | 00 pairs of these soft, warm, f blank selected wool stock mixed with cotton to give | in a variety of pretty colored plaids in pink, | | added strength and prevent shrinking. Bordered blue, gray or tan combined with white. Siz in pink or blue and bound with silk ribbon. for single, three-quarter or full size beds. Single, three-quarter or full bed sizes. FOTOS OLO ODO IN bese BUY Scalloped Bed Sheets f : BUY uiperty | Odd Lots at Reduced Prices in Following Sizes: | tinerry BONDS | 72x90in., $1.35. 72x99 in., $1.45. 90290 in., $1.55, 90299 in,, $1.65 i Scalloped Pillow Gases, 45x36, at 35c, BONDS | Bloomingdales'——Lexington Ave. Level | Insecticides BIE ITE IIE ‘Greenhouse-on-the-Roof Have You Visited Our Exposition and Sale of Garden Needs to Help Win the War? Vegetable Seeds Berry Bushes Fruit Trees Fertilizers Flower Seeds Flowering Shrubs Onion Sets Potato Seeds Poultry Lawn Seeds Flowering Bulbs The Green verted into < yuses-on-the-Roof, covering about two acres, under glass, have been < rden that offers many suggest in solving the food problem, Beautiful Cut Flowers In our Main Floor Flower Shop there’s always a full supply of fresh cut flowers at very little as 50c. Bloomingdales’ moderate prices—a box full for as Artistic floral designs, $1 each. Main Floor Economy Week Sales A feast c+ money-saving bargains in each department. Come and get acquainted, No C.O, D, or Mail Orders filled. No alterations or deliveries, IBLOOMINGDALES’ BARGAIN BASEMENT! Reed and Willow share the honors with Painted Furniture in a fascinating array that comprises suités or separate pieces for every room in the house. Natural color Willow or Sea Grass brightened by gay chintz cushions are probably the simplest methods of making the home summery, and from this beginning they rise in an ever ascending scale of loveliness that strikes the highest note of the decorators’ art in 10 piece suites that are really masterpieces of color and design. The cretonne used in their upholstery inspires the suites in their entirety. Painted to exactly accord with the color and pattern of the cretonne, even to the decorative motif used, they attain a harmony that is rarely possible where the furniture is first made and the upholstery selected afterward. Separate pieces range from $3.96 to $28.50 for a chair, and from $6.49 to $56.25 for a table. Living Room Suites range from $24.16 for a 3 piece Willow suite to $364.45 for + an 11 piece enameled Reed suite. Breakfast Room Suites, $167.38 and $162.45, Sixth Floor. the The Porch Hammocks run the whole gamut of color combinations and they are here in varied degrees of attractiveness. Adjustable backs, head rests, sun shades, padded backs, arm rests, pockets for papers, ete., characterize them as highly de- sirable possessions. Canvas and cretonne are the upholstery ma- s. The prices are very moderate. From Everything that makes for comfort in that outdoor living room; arm chairs with pockets for magazines, chaise longues for the after luncheon siesta, tea wagons, ete., in color schemes that fit in with nature’s background. The pieces are displayed in assorted colors. For the note of bright color there ar ly decorated tiffin tables, separate pillows, ferneries, and. last ‘ ; but by no means least the porch hammock without which no Summer Home would deserve the name A department equipped with every necessity from a small package of seed to a com- plete outfit for the professional gardener. Everything you'll need for a pretentious flower garden or a war time vegetable plot. Prices much lower than elsewhere. Basement, 36th Street. Cretonne Our daylight workrooms are equipped with a staff of ex- pert workmen and decorators who through years of experi- ence have the knowledge and ability to faithfully execute your ideas, or submit sugges- tions, designs, and estimates for your approval, Place your hurth order early before the rush of wide range of prices 5 t, Rear, the late spring business. We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only. 9 lo $46.98, complete with stand, awning and Hammocks alone for $7.94 to $30.75. Sizth Floor, hammock quality of design and coloring. Most of it designed and man- ufactured in America and peculiarly appropriate for the draperies of the Summer home. A yast collection of patterns and colors for you to choose from and an equally Herald Square New York Ci AC UPN SO i A a I MmAMATAGAMA eB wat i [ _