The evening world. Newspaper, August 6, 1918, Page 7

‘Three Vari eties will be put on the market at 2.30 O'clock Thursday afternoon at the New York Conservation Kitchen, East 23d Street, by Mrs. Oliver Harri- man, Chairman of the Food Committee | of the Mayor's Committee of Women for National Defense, sebenaanesbindgandhinamrymanmmannnnnnnn inne NEY Ny ANA MAE A ca ANT THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, NEW SIX-CENT LOAF. of oat meal, corn meal or graham flour, according to choice. The br be turned out in the kitchen | may be brought there, wh ar riman will show women how the bread may be made LU) the homes. —_ ‘| ELKS MAY GIVE $200,000. | | Lieut. Wright's Plea for Navy Re- Hef Fand Under Consideration, York Co A 6-cent loaf of bread of th ari. | Announcement was made to-day that ing at Bath Beach. |the War Relief Committee of the Elk |s considering a ion of $200 lived at No, 2086 86th Street, Bath|'# Considering an a Ren Ot ene |000 for the Navy At nora was drowned this morning ge] the. Fecsht Lieut. Josep’ publicity staff of t trict, made a plea for a $2,000,000 war relief fund Rear Admiral Nathaniel FR. Usher. ||] |Commandant of the Third Naval Dis | triet, received a check to-day from Jo: seph H. Becker, Secretary of Brooklyn Lodge No. 22, enclosing a check for $600 as the contribution of that lodge. _> | THREE BURIED IN GRAIN. | Fellow Workmen Slide Down Ropes | to Rescue Them, ‘Three men were injured and burted in grain to-day when a plank on which they were walking on the barge Hunter broke and they fell fifteen feet, into the ||| hold. Fellow-workmen slid down ropes, burrowed in the grain and brought them to the desk. | The injured were Giodaino Ginover!, i] No. & Unlon Street, Brooklyn, frac- ||| | | | | Drowned Swi Salvatore Tilliolo, a shoemaker, who| No. 148| He was swim- m his friend ed and called min Wood, a watchman share of the The loaf will be smalier than the! / e: Gude's Pepto-Mangan “The Red Blood Builder’’ OR the weak, thin- blooded, and run-down ofallagesand conditions; for invalids, for convalescents, Pepto-Mangan Is made only by M. J. BREITENBACH CO., New York Manufacturing Chemists Sold by druggists everywhere tured left shiuldér; Salvatore Cusaccia No. 218 Chryatie Street, Manhattan, se- sions, and August Pappri, th Street, Brooklyn. a Gena Porchase of 1, ,030 Baie of Net, Scrim and Marquisette 1918, Eeninien Sale Doubling Our Present Capacity by Adding the Store Next Door 4.95 Formerly Ranging $7.50 to $9.00 This week’s feature of our successful Sale is a clearance at $4.95 of hundreds of pairs of high-grade Pumps and Oxfords. Styles of high- est vogue for every, Summer func- tion. Black, Brown, Gray, Tan. BATHING SHOES | 27 am 89c || $2.75 QUEEN QU ALITY BOOT SHOP 2 West 34th Street Clearance of bainnce of find” prac fawn Curtains Will Be Offered Tomorrow at Less Than the Present Cost of the Materials None C. O. D. 485 pairs Net, Scrim and Marquisette Curtains, 2 yards long; white, ivory or ecru. At $T.05 Pair Madeira Hand ‘Embroidered ‘Linens at Reduced Prices Baby Pillow Cases Luncheon Sets | $2.50, $2.75, $3.00 | TS pieteh sr hee vay ee $5.50 | Dozen Japanese Luncheon Sets (13 Pieces), Reduced to $1.25 Towels Towels | Pillow Cases 100 dozen pure 150 dozen heavy Huck | Pure Irish Linen; hand Huck Towels, jacquard de- embroidered in choice de- No Returns, 545 pairs fine Net, lace edged Voile and Marquisette Curtains; white, ivory or ecru. * Jef: Fifth Floor ; $2. 95 air Tea Napkins BFS Linen Towels, pure Irish linen. \° signs. Hemstitched | signs. Reduced to | Reduced to Bediceditn dozen:..+++* $10.50 | dozen $O;G0. | Dal scitseses cies awaeso. Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases Standard Grades, Special for Tomorrow and Thursday Sheets 63x99... PL.gS | 63x108..... $7.58 | 72x99 $7.58 | 81299..... $7.68 Pillow Cases CS 5) nn FSC | 45x389 186 Second Floor ° Midsummer Sale of Lord & Taylor Furniture Prime White | Ivor Sa Geese Feath- | tary Wood er Pillows, | Day Beds, 30 22x28 inches; | inches wide: striped tick- (limited ing. $2.95 quantity PV a 85 30 Odd | | atiy Brass Beds at |} SE Wu . Pentre Less ‘Than Ivory Bed Room Suite | F ne ae W Aonerar | 4o-inch Dresser. 2702 | various sizes Mette cane| 32-inch Chiffonier...... 332.75 a not be dupli- | 36-inch Dressing Table........ $32.75 | $24.75 to cated. | Full Size Bedstead......0.0+0+++0+++BsOoO0O $180.00 | Odd Pieces | For the Bed | Room | | Reduced to Less Than Cost to Make Vanity Dressers, large size... .$65.00 | ae . | Cheval Mirrors$45.00 | Scnitary Wood Bed lDremdagirablen A very artistic design in | $25.00, 27:59, 35.00 | ey yi aa eh i . h ;|Wood Beds, single| Mahogany 4-Post Bed Naar Beene ] *| and full sizes. $25.00 | with panel head and foot single and 34 sizes only, |Bed Room Chairs or ends; full size. A limited Opeydal. ess ower ee vseey $25.00} Rockers.$5.00, 7.50 | quantity; very spec’l, $29.50 Siath Floor gai ba) . “ SS eae ‘Dinan 59TH TO 60TH STREET—LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE Sale of Players LOOMINGDALE BROS. have placed on sale a limited B number of beautiful Walters Player Pianos at a special low price of $425. This will also include without extra charge A BEAUTIFUL MUSIC CABINET, A HAND- SOME BENCH, 12 ROLLS OF MUSIC of your own selection, AND FREE DELIVERY. The terms of payment are made es pecially low so that every one who is desirous of possessing a Player Piano can take advantage of this sale offer. Be sure to call to-morrow and make your selection; we will arrange for the damaciale — of the it instrument to your home. ry 5 W { 12 Zz AGES 21TOE 2] i i ey SUBWAY AND ELE EVATED | DIVISIONS, | INTERBOROUGH RAPID “45. Free With Kach Player A Beautiful Music Cabinet A Bench to Match Player Piano 12 Rolls of Music (Your Own Choice) Free Delivery of Player to Your Home SFE Le AL OFFER DAY D sold t $395, Rest Advance in Price Because Bloomingdale Bros. are the sole owners of the Walters Piano Factory it is possible for them to offer this beautiful Player at the above advertised price, but on account of the advanced manufacturing cost of the Walters Players, even THEY will be compelled to advance the retail price very soon. Take advantage of the present low price Send Name and Address for Full Particulars NAME BOTH to GOTH ST. ADDRESS. BLOOMINGDALE PIANO DEPT. w.6 tex. to 3D AVE, ef BbP WANTEO— MALE WANTED—MALE. STATION MEN AND APPLY | BROADWAY, 9 A. M P. M, DAILY EXCEPT SUN: DQ WEITE FOR CATALUG 4: (CQ Floor 170 GRaaoway Diamonds, YONS anes BOUGHT SSSR es REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— Stern Brothers West 42nd Street West 43rd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) Buy War Savings Stamps End-of-Season Clearance Sale of WOMEN’S COTTON DRESSES To close out regardless of cost at $3.75 to 12.50 This season's best styles, made up in such favored materials as crepes, tissues, voiles, ratines and linens, in white and dainty colorings. Former _prices $6.50 to 19.75 Alsoanumber of High Cost Garments at proportionate reductions Women’s Silk Umbrellas In navy blue, green, purple or black; sizes suitable for rain or sun; novelty sport handles with desirable loops, $3.25 Clearance of Children’s Summer Dresses For Wednesday, on the Main Floor, at remarkably low prices. White Batiste Dresses, Hand-smocked; sizes 6 months to 2 years, at $1.25 White Dotted Swiss Dresses, at $1.89 Empire model; Checked Gingham Dresses, With pockets, dainty colors; @ to 5 years, at $1.15 ° Colored Chambray Dresses, at $1.95 With hand-stitching; sizes 2 to 4 years, sizes 2 to 5 years, Our Special Half Yearly Sales of FURNITURE AND RUGS Now in progress on the Fifth and Sixth Floors, provide very pronounced price advantages. ~ “TIZ” FOR FEET WANTED TRAINMEN, ‘For Sore, Tired, Swollen Feet; For Aching, fender, Calloused Feet .or Painful Corns--Use “Tiz!” TRANSIT CO, ROOM 1283, 165 TO 5 “1 use ‘Tiz’ when my feet ache, burn or puff up. It's fine!” Whole year's foot comfort for only 25 cents ;ED— FEMALE, FOR SALE. DNPS SWEET (req @ No are WS at &. corey va Ww. VALUES and wear smaller shoes, Use “Zia” and forget your foot misery, Ah! how comfortable your feet feel. 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