The evening world. Newspaper, April 12, 1918, Page 9

Use Cocoanut Oil | For Washing Hair | | goog odin, ce oh ou | | BUNGALOWS TO SEA: "Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries | the scalp, makes thé hair brittle, Hl is very harmful. Just plain mulsified | . mis a oil (which is hand and saa | | th ly greaseless) is much better the most expensive soap or one else you can use for shampooing, as this can’t possibly injure the hair, Simply moisten ‘your hair with water and rub it in, One or two tea- spoonfuls will make an abundance of | over here | sweeping along tho New Jersey siore | 4% villan woikimen could not reach F the bi i le plaving havoc with rafl and wire |‘™ mnmunication and tnterfertue With | pecteeeeeenneneeeoenet oe 7 = oe oe _ = n m a ese that only tfally given away tts old overcoats for the Feile f of the Belwians It was snowing as hard as ever it did in the Garfield workless period last winter, The only difference was that the snowflakes, about the big- gest on record, melted almost al fast as they fell ‘The Weather Bureau predicts for this district @ continuation of rain and snow to-night, followed by a clearing of the sky to-morro: wind, northeast to east, is predicted Coney tents: and Jersey Coast —_—>—- Suffer Great Damage in | JERSEY COAST CUT OFF mportant war wort ALL CARS TRANSFER TO THE HOME OF TRUTIL telegraph wires are dot lines report serious de ley wires broken by the weight of lee. ; A few suburban ratiroad trains have been withdrawn All along the scashore tremendous waves are roiling in. There Is a apec- tacular sight at Seabright as the great waves pound the shore. Reports of severe damage aro expected. In the section between Keansburg so it peels off with the and East Long Beach the most se- t} fingers. arene % A quarter ounce of Freezone costs but a few Telephone an 1. Interurban ys from trol- ; % { PEEL OFF CALLUSES : WITH THE FINGERS } Zeer=ci == ==> Bloomingdale S9TH TO 60TH NiUNlg Aale TO 3D AVENUR | | on the sides or im of the feet pegl right fq off without pain or soreness, nfter sou apply a little “reezone, says a Cincin- nati authority. This ether drng loosens the dead callused skin | Liberty Bonds Fight for Humanity Subscriptions Received in Our Banking Dept. on the Balcony | rious situation ts reported. The whole rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly, The lather | rinses out easily, and removes every! The of particle of dust, dirt, dandruff an! excessive oil. The hair dries quickly |Vsther, accompanied by coast storms | and evenly, and it leaves it fine and) and high tide, df damage amounting Winter’s New Drive. sudden return winter | the groater damage was wrought at | BY STORM AND WAR WORK IS INTERFERED WITH district's cut off from the outside world. cents at any pharmacy, An aeroplane factory at Keyport, but is sufficint to re working at top speed to deliver uero- planes to the Government, was un- able to operate to-day despite every effort. Not more than half a dozen men, all of whom live within @ short move every corn. or callus from one's feet. This is the only way to free the feet from corns Bele fluffy and easy to), nundreds of thousands of dollars eg and 4 tener ti Witte | Tlacdeme 6b the tasteee rere abte as soreees, career oF. iss You can get mulsited cocoanut off|thls morning and inst night, Thei Are Down and Trolley Lines |eet to, the shops. | Heorcs of others fection. ; at most any i store. It ie XOVY | watertront at Jersey City was] Are Forced To Suspend. Breakdown of the transportation ays-| | Se After the corn or cheap, and a few ounces is enoug! tem. callus is lifted away the skin beneath § last everyone in. the family” for|M00ded two feet deep, crippling rail-| ATLANTIC eee eat Important work at Fort Hancock, |is pink and healthy, und not sore, |road and ferry service, But much APril 12—A high, snow-laden wind sandy Hook, was halted for the day tender or even irritated.—Advt. Coney Island and other coast points. | The tide rose to eight and fifteen- |hundredths feet above mean low | | water Inst night, the highest tide ever officially recorded here. The worst damage was done last For Friday and Saturday We Offer Sale of Suits night when a shoreward gale accom- R , panted high tide. Water stood two f Mounediave weet Mises 80 to 68 to four feet deep in Surf Avenue, | A stirs wales Coney Island, which was filled with 19 wreckage. The home of Gertrude by; Hoffman, the dancer, lost its porch 1 hs and kitchom Part of the Breakers Paws Hotel was swept awa . Dunne's Bx ‘bathing gevillon was Dadly damaged, i eet anothur section of the old Dreamland SEN py) Pler went, Steeplechase Pier lost a! Ve nection, the restaurant of the Ma-| Jestic Hotel was clipped off, seventy- five feet of the promenade of the Seaside Home for Children was de stroyed, Hahn’s bathing pavilion was partly torn away and at the foot of Sist Street fi lows were de i Zany piled in a ct s of wreckage, Two bungalows at Cortlandt Court and 82d Street s carried out to sea after they had psed, Scores of | persons were driven from their by a flood twe The lighthou homes ih, OWER STORE" [A BARGAIN BASEMENT) | 21-23 West 38th St.,N.Y. Summer Styles for ‘Stout Women \ Coats’ boats and other foot of Emmons Avenuo were ditions were repor 1 train. service 1 Heach parts of t | wrecked ur How * 5.50 to 34.75 Chine, Geomette, | 25 to 7.50 of washable ma. ° f, 25 to 5.50 : Voile, Ginghaa, House Dresses “gz (tan MATERNITY For the expectant mother, too, we offer great values in Summer styles that differ in no way from the prevail- ing modes, conceal condition, and can be worn when figure is normal. 49.75 | Dresses 245 to 29.59 .85 Coats 7.50 to 24.50 50 | Middies 1.2510 265 alue $19, Slightly soiled. An unusually big reduction... .. 2.68 passenger trains stopped edge, four blocks fro and passengers tr tubes to enter Now Yor! Why they wanted to ed to the} | me to New| HOLDING THE LINE VER There they sweat and strive O) and toil and know not fear, fa- tigue nor defeat, for the line of civilization must hold. THEY are doing their glorious share. . QAI of us here at home should be proud and happy to “hold our line’—the line that moves the ships laden with foodstuffs, supplies and ammunition. @Yes, loyal America will hold the line, and to-day there is but ONE way to show your Americanism— IF YOU CAN’T FIGHT YOU MUST BUY ALIBERTY BOND Third Liberty Loan © Leg. U, 8, Pat, Oft, America’s Finest RYE | WHISKEY | HAND MADE SOUR MASH | STRAIGHT PURE RYE MADE IN KENTUCKY, U, S. A. SOLD BY ALL FIRST CLASS DEALERS HH. B. KIRK & CO. New York,N.¥ | ‘jersey, foulard and chiffon, developed in basque, surplice, redingote, Ege ve c Gy ay bigics Rae - ~. > Buy Liberty Bonds On Sale at the Bonwit Teller & Co. Liberty ’ Bond Booth, Main Floor — in charge of the Wom’s Liberty Loan Committee BONWIT TELLER 508 | The Specialty Shop of Or FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET ANNOUNCE FOR SATURDAY Exceptional Special Values in MISSES’ SPRING FASHIONS Misses’ Tailleur Suits Regularly Selling at from 45.00 to 65.00 40. 00 A collection of suits, assembled from the regular stock that have been specially reduced for Saturday selling. Featured are pony, eton, waist- coat, belted, braid-bound and mannish models in Poiret twill, tricotine and men’s wear serge. Misses’ Daytime Frocks Reduced from higher prices to 3 6. 00 Included are frocks of taffeta, embroidered chiffon, wool etamine, woo! scrim, Georgette crepe, striped crepe de chine, serge, Poiret twill, wool 1a ea * = flying panel, tunic, bolero and embroidered types. Misses’ Wool Jersey Suits 29.50 25.00 A group of suits developed on simple In wool jersey, taffeta, serge, organdie, “lounge” lines of youthful grace and chic. Georgette crepe combined with taffeta. In all the favored shades. Sizes M Many chic modes in light and dark to 18. colors. Sizes 14 to 18, Misses’ Unusual Capes, 55.00 59.50 75.00 Wind-about, Cavalier, waistcoat, three-tier, plaited back and coat- capes, developed in velour, Poiret twill and velour with tricolette. Misses’ Capes Spectal at 29,50 A smart girlish model of serge, lined throughout. Misses’ Simple Frocks s—“9 A Very Special Sale of GIRLS’ DRESSES At Greatly Reduced Prices SIZES 12, 14 AND 16 A collection of odd garments from the | regular stock, Only one or two of a kind. GIRLS’ SERGE FROCKS in tailored styles or with | white pique guimpes. Formerly 9.75 to 18.50 5.50 GIRLS’ WASHABLE FROCKS of linen and Japanese crepe. A few in chambray—one and two piece styles. 4.50 55's §=5.50 | PARTY AND AFTERNOON FROCKS in taffeta, pongee, net, | chiffon and crepe de chine. 5.50 Formerly 275 to 16.50 Formerly la 1250103500 | | Liberty Bond Week’ Kayser’s Silk Gloves, 69c Each Pair Fully Guaran- teed. sig thousand . iL] pairs of these ¢x-sedl cellent silk gloves, with double finger tips, which add to the wearing quality. Mastic Sand Pongee Gray Tan Navy Black White Choice of three wide rows of Paris point embroidery, in self or black. A remarkable value at 69¢. . Bloomingdales’ — Glove Dept. Main Floor, p———" Liberty Bond Week Men's Underwear of Quality Nainsook Underwear, 39c Athletic Shirts and knee drawers to match of fine white striped Nainsook. Merino Underwear, 98c Medium weight, soft cash- mere wool with sufficient cotton to keep it from shrinking. Natural gray. Balbriggan Underwear, 59c High-grade, fine weave Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, neatly finished. All sizes, including extra large. Union Suits, 59¢ Of strong quality white checked nainsook. Athletic style. 1 Bloomingdales’ ‘Liberty Bond Week Knit Underwear Specially Priced Women’s Vests, 29c Fine Swiss ribbed; choice \)of French id tops or wide Jace trim- med. White and Pink. Reg- ular and extra sizes. Union Suits, 49c White, French neck band top with tight knees; also crocheted tops with lace trimmed knees. Regular and extra sizes. Women’sShapedVests and Pants, 39c Fine weave, low neck style, shaped vests. Regular and extra sizes. Pants to match with tight or wide knees, Bloomingdales’—Main Floor, Main Floor, Ring It Again’ Hand Bags Conservative Styles for Mourning Use A varied assortment of ultra-refined Bags—large and small sizes. Moire Silke, Crepe Silks and dull-finish Leathers, Gun Metal plated or cov- ered frames, fitted with mir- ror and purse, some orna- mented with silk tassel Prices range from $1.25 to $4.95 Hloomingdales’—Main Floor Our New quainted, 42> oS Bargain Basement Economy Week Sales A feast of money-saving bargains in each department. No C. O, D. or mail orders filled. muna, emma 3 LOOMINGDALES’ BARGAIN BASEMEN Make the World Safe! Buy LAberty Bonds! Thrift-Week Sale of Smart Gingham Dresses $5.95 A very remarkable offering at the beginning of the season— p) these new, advance styles in Gingham Dresses. Stunning plaids and checks, in bright and subdued color combinat.ons—Scotch plaids, black and white, rose, pink, Copen, reseda and gold. Surplice, Eton and sash styles; skirts pleated, flare or shirred. Trimmings consist of Pique and organdie collars, Patent leather belts, bone buttons, buckles, etc. Sizes for women and misses. Hoomingdales’, Main Floor, Lex, Ave, Bullding. The Home of Truth Correct Spring Clothes For Men and Youths Clothes that are al- ways appropriate—that have character and in- dividuality — will do much toward inspiring the confidence and self- reliance so necessary to those who fight at home. Spring Coats - $20 Special for Saturday An excellent line of quarter or full silk lined gray cheviots in Ches- terfield or button- through models, Sizes y_/¥ up to 46 inch chest. Suits, $15 to $40 Full of life, style and wear, Bloomingdales’'—Main Floor The Home of Truth Boys’ Suits, $6.95 Made of plain blue serges or fancy cheviots, cut in the very latest Spring models. Pants lined, all seams taped. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Small Boys’ Reefers, $6.95 Made of plain blue serges, fancy cheviots, checks and khaki, All the latest military models for boys of 2) to 8 years. Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.25 to $4.95 A wonderful assortment in all the new Spring models and fabrics. Hats and Caps | K. & E. Blouses 6% to $4.95, Large assortment priced from 69c to $4.98.| Bloomingdales’ —Main Floor ‘Greenhouses-on-the- Root Have You Visited Our Exposition and Sale of Garden Needs to Help Win the War? Lawn Seeds Onion Sets Berry Bushes Flower Seeds Fertilizers Potato Seeds Insecticides Poultry Flowering Bulbs The Greenhouses-on-the-Roof, covering about two acres, under glass, have been converted into a garden that offers many suggestions in solving the food problem, Beautiful Cut Flowers In our Main Floor Flower Shop here’s always a full Adie of fresh cut Flowers at very moderate prices—a box 1 for as little as 50c. Artistic floral designs, $1 each, Prepaid mail and charge telephone orders filled; none sent C, O. D. loomingdales’—Main Floor Liberty Bond Week Own a Liberty Bond Economy Will Win the War M , ‘ ic eat Specials SaveY ourOld || sii S34 ios “en Umbrella * or loins, |b, 20¢ Let our repair depart- ment re-cover it for you at nominal cost. Bloomingdales’—Matn Floor Vegetable Seeds Fruit Trees Flowering Shrubs Come and get No alterations or delive: = «x a ‘2223 = THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1918. ane whe sia, |