The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1918, Page 17

‘ \ . >» THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DEORMBER Rs 1918. HARVARD'S ENGINEERING Break a Cold SCHOOL IS REORGANIZED : In Few Hours Will Meet Ideas of McKay Estate Trustees and Governing First dose of “Pape’s Cold Compound” relieves the cold and grippe misery—Don’t stay stuffed up! Vet sna ‘BloominedaleS Board of University. CAMBIIDGM, Mass, Dec. 29 Harvard School of Engineering j been reorganiz on a tory both to the trustees of the ¢ jestate and to the governing poard of | P the university, This has been done In consequence of th n of the Su- LUE? Depressed? cee a Pessimistic? Kee |agreement with t | the inside of your body clean with delicious Kay, and the new plan will be subj crystallized ANALAX ‘0 it t. | Ishness, sore throat, sneesing, sore-|‘° ihe SPProval of the court, wate ial astilles which taste d stiffness. f | ike candied f charge of @ Harvard faculty appainted | ied fruit. thted doses are taken will end grippe t stay stuffed-up! Quit blow-| by the governing boards and will lend SriPh ing and snuffling! Kase your throb-latter four years of study to the dtaree | PM At your druccia pileery and break up @ severe cold lying head! Nothing else in the world] o¢ g. 3. Instruction will be offertd in | either in the head, chest, body OF/ gives such prompt relief as “Pape's|the departments of mechanical engi Yunds. Cold Compound,” which costs only a| meso cry unginccring, sanitary cr | Og] MORESSONG ROBBINS: tne. Now vers It promptly opens clogged-up nos-|few cents at any drug store. It acts Motors f Calea Toth Poder trils and alr passages in the head,| without assistance, tastes nice, causes| Sng metallurgy, and industrial chemin stops nasty discharge or nose running, |no inconvenience. Be sure you get| try. the term of admission to the school relleven sick headache, dullness, fever- | the genuine.—Advt. wilt be the same as those to Harvard stitute of Technology was with the will of the late —They’re Splendid Gifts French women have an almost morbid fondness for umbrel- las. But if they have + umbrellas like some of these new ones, we don’t blame them a bit. Quite the con- trary. One is almost tempted to pray for rain. Relief comes instantly. A‘dose taken every two hours until gineering, electrical engineering Pinon |B Those charming affairs with convenient loop handles and ivory- tipped ribe—those looking stubbed ones with gayly colored handles of Bakelite and ivory. jone are the ualy things that used to shelter us from the rain at the cost of our pride ort Store ae Open iW Evenings Until 10 o’clock Men's and Women's Umbrellas are priced from $1.95 to $25 Canes, too, plenty of them, Bloomimgdal $1 to $25 Parcels 59TH TO 60TH STREET—LEXINGTON TO 3D AVE. Stunning Umbrellas The Stars and Stripes Store Open Until 10 Does It Fly From Your Window ? Until Christmas this store will remain open evenings Of course it should. Now more than ever before. What until 16 o0’Clock for the comfort and convenience of the would please our homecoming Mid more than a city holiday throngs who know that Bloomingdales is indeed bedecked in the flags for which they were willing to the Christmas Store. give their all? . 3 | - Wool Bunting Flags Allied Flags, ea. 65c | Assortment from the 223 ft. About 223 feet. Of cotton flag at $2.95 to the 12 x20 flag | bunting with heading, Italian, \ at $69.75. French, or British. FUR MILLINERY Cotton Bunting Flags In many popular sizes and : grades. From 23 ft. at | A combination flag, combin Victory Flags, ea. 50c - —— omen frgo'to tots feat $19.75 | ite Old Glory and ‘ite a0 The Timely Fashion Note Special Low Club Terms Flag Outfits, $1.95 lies in this great war ; $9.50 ee Comprising cotton bunting Silk Flags, 50c OF ONLY . A WEEK Flags, about 3x§ feet, with | Convenient size for carr vewed stripes ectem, pointed | ot interior decoration " ; ole, galvanized bracket, ball | ed on long walnut. fir i ; ; We Do Not Charge Interest ate and fone Prekes’ coals | athte We a nese No matter how many . plete in handy bos. Bize about 12.5 18 inches, hats Madame may have, Bloomingdales’ Tra Floor, there’s always a Winter need for a tight-fitting hat of fur. And there's something very charm- ing about these hats (that is, something be- side their price moderation). Perhaps it is the artful way in which the furs (nutria-dyed coney, sealine and moline) are combined with satin and trimmed with | fetching novelties. Perhaps the snug-looking turban and tricorne, shapes charm one's fancy. Whatever it may be, the hats are locely and most exceptional at the price. Come to Bloomingdales Tomorrow and Join Our PLAYER PIANO CLUB Only 350 Members Can Participate in the Club Offer and Secure One of These Magnificent Tri-Solo Melodist WALTERS PLAYERS Santa is simply rushed to breathlessness. He says that there is such a hubbub in Happyland that he can’t keep track of what’s in or out. But he knows that there are plenty of toys (and the jolliest ones ever) to go round— so he’s not worried. Bloomingdaies'—Main Floos He finds that the girls are most interested in—you've ene e guessed it—dolls. But, in addition, they love the housekeeping things—washing boards and clothes bas- Geta iswitie: aets/ cooking stoves pann/elabesl acd) the Have You Answered the Call? peccccumrcommenezasn = ——= SSS] like. The Red Cross Christmas Roll Call is the one call that \| | le ; | The Boys have a weakness for outdoor toys—automobiles, skat should Roaluaie || Free to » Club Members Free to Club Members || seals arhattaen pusumisbin tea poker veeleates tt everyone should obey_ unquertioningly Our Veterans || Yellows surely like to keep going,” was Santa’s twinkling comment will tell you that the Red Cross Nurses answered other | | «een neightor, the Old Woman Who Lives in a Shoe. calls—unquestioningly. | ——— Bloomingdales’ —Pourth Floor ] With Each Player \ $ With kach Prayer | | Beautiful Music Cabinet |, Beautiful Music Cabinet |, | Searf— d Bench—Scarf—12 Rolls of Musi | berg mg eel eee ime | and Free “Delivery io Your ‘dene ] i cconeaesa euemnsanamemmnniadieniida || Pe si hea : Don’t Miss This Opportunity The increase in prices and the difficulty of securing enough ma- terials that are necessary in the manufacture of Player Pianos have caused a serious shortage of instru- ments this year. A large number of Piano houses will find it almost impossible to make deliveries in time for Xmas. Through the co- operation of our factory, we are in a better position to promise im- mediate delivery than the majority of piano houses. Prices Take a Flop! Men and Youths May Have New Togs for Christmas and Pay Less Than Ordinary Prices $23.85 We know that men think these Suits and Overcoats a wonderful buy. But what we would like to hear are the com- ments when the garments are exhibited for inspection by the Home Guard, Cedar Chests Had you considered what practical gifts they are? And these are modern cedar chests—in sizes and shapes that fit in the modern home. No more unsightly monsters! There is one style that Be Sure to Call Tomorrow The exceptional values offered in Bloomingdales annual Xmas Player Piano Club are so well known that we anticipate enrolling a large number of members during the next few days, and as there are only a limited number of these beautiful Walters Players still to be offered in the club, we advise you to be sure and call tomorrow and make your selection. We will make every effort to deliver in time for Christmas, FREE To Club Members A magnificent $25 Music Cab- inet, 12 Rolls of Music—your own choice—handsome Bench and Scarf. Free delivery with- in 100 miles of New York. No interest or extras of any kind. Tuning, polishing and service forone year. 15-year guarantee, endorsed by Bloomingdale Bros. SE 0 NS Oe ee A28 = is particularly practical for apartment use—the one low enough to slide under the bed—and it is equipped with wheels, $13.75. oO A few more suggestions Matting covered Shirtwaise Boxes, from $2.50 up. Table and Piano Scarfs, $2.50, $3.75 and more. Lace Bed Sets, $7.50 and more Third Floor. These Players Are Marvelous Instruments The Player Pianos offered in this Xmas Club possess all the very latest Player devices and are far superior to the Player Pianos offered elsewhere at very much higher prices. The co-operation of our factory and our low selling expenses make it possible for Bloomingdale Bros. to sell these Player Pianos at this very low price. This means a real saving to every club member. The club terms of paying are so liberal that almost any family can afford to join this Player Piano Club and have a Walters Player in their home, which every member of the family can play without any previous musical education. * * * For women are particularly keen about judging clothes. They see everything from the lines to the lining in one passing glance. a A9 NX SE Special Christmas Offering Walters Upright Piano’ $225 Fancy Tom and Hen Turkeys 35°» and upward If You Cannot Call—Mail ‘Coupon “Gentlemen—Kindly « send me full particulars regarding your | Christmas Player Club * * . And this is a time when they will com- mend their men for having shown the best of taste with the least of waste. The materials, colorings | oe er mee este : uch that a man simply can 70 areay P, rERMS ONLY’ $1 PER WEEK NAME Coe The wie vine bec 1 ee FREE—Stool, Scart and Delivery | ADDRE question. It was right before we re- Rib Roast, Ib... ..25¢ duced these togs. Legs of Mutton, Ib 26!‘c Roasting Veal, Ib . 18! 4c Forequarters of Mutton, Ib 1614¢ Boneless Bacon, Ib. 38c Loin or Rib Lamb Chops, Ib........28¢ a Every size for young men from 17 to zo—and for men from 33 to 46 chest measurement. Bloomngdales’—Main Floor.