The evening world. Newspaper, January 7, 1919, Page 17

Desa cs 4's ant bis rere i. cua Cd ci RN il a BANKING AND ) FINANCIAL. TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY : A Receiver of all the property of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit C: ompany having been appointed by the United States District Court forthe Southern District of New York, the undersigned have, at the request of the holders of a large amount of the company act as a committee for the protection of the interests of all Stockholders who shall become partic ment to be dated January 2, 1919. copies be ready for distribution on the Sih instant. Stockholders are requested to deposit their certifi- cates of stock with MERCANTILE DEPOSIT COMPANY, Sub-Depositary, w which may be ex of deposit on and after January 9 Because of the crisis in the Rapid Transit Company re: sulting, in the appointment of the Receiver, in the judgment of the Committee, con- rted’action on the part of the Stockholders i to their proper protection. that stock be promptly deposited to the end that repre- F aie ‘i sentation by the Committee, in the Court proceedings mustard plaster, and is or otherwise, of the interests of the Stockholder: carry the greatest possible weight. The assignment on the back of all deposited certifi- cates must be execuled in blank, dated and properly d, and must have tme-requisite stock transfer tached thereto. Copies of the Deposit A from the Depositary, the retary of the Committee. ist the « Stock Exchange. Dated January 7, 1919, ‘ ; Committee. I: CHELLIS A. 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Bowdoin. members of the Whitney tt Club are holding an exh! itings and sculpture club's gallery, No. 147 West Fou Street. ‘The original plans called for the closing of the show at the end of De- cember, but the life of the exhibition has been extended one week or until h stock, consented to to an agree- of which will Jan, A Call, istic theatrical picture the over-to-be-desired curtain call —$——$—_<$_—_—_— hur Crisp, in his “The Curtain is represented by @ character dealing with TRUST & RHEUMATISM Mustarine Subdues the Inflamma- tion and Eases the Soreness Quicker Than Anything Else on Earth, , 1919, of the Brooklyn ssential hs requests The Committee shall real, yellow mustard—no Application will be made STOPS PAIN STARIN CANNOT BLISTER WIGGIN, Chairman, . BOODY ICKER, ‘ Miller's Antiseptic Oil, Known ws SAVINGS | BANKS. ie The Bow ery , Savings Bank | 128 and 130 BOWERY, | me W YORK, December 9, 1918. & som!-annua nd at the rate of Rn CENT, pe red and will if 3 cay “ ward exe | £5,000 w » shall have been @ | first day of Jonuary next, and will be | ae SeAMRT oh sau niaoaeeeneuene | He entistry vary 20, 1919. ney deposited om or before January 10 will draw interest from January 1, 191%, | HENRY A. SCHENCK, President, | | TILIA. mi Seno, Daag Lasts North River Savings Bank 31 Ih Street, ATi Me DIVIDEND FOURPERCENT.| per annum has been declared on ao counts up to and including One Thousand Dollars and a dividend of 3!s% per annum on ovo of $1,000 upto and tne uding 00, payuble on and uiter January “Sion: bi ited on of before January 10 oh? oposite, from January 1, } JOHE, President. SRA ES nou, tr Ber. Maiden Lane Savings Bank 170 Broadway, ‘er 0 NEW YORK ee BANK N. W. 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"25e || QUARE UE AIDEN LANE le IBERAL CREDIT DANCING CARNIVAL east eR bas au che perro! a CEASARY.’ AUDUBON ‘BALLROOM. —— andays a4 kine wad ~ Cor Maen Lane] ait HON THEATRE BUILDING Di and Broadway |The ballot girls, with their leader, are Hold Exhibition ; |five couples of Caucasian and Ethi- \treatment. ‘This remark particularly | | THE “MILITARY MAIDS” | = or! {4th Street, last night and they will be the attraction there for the re-|/- Come here in the morning, have your old h PA 20th, 1919. | ieume, 8706 SUNDAYS, fea | tas terres i DI AMON DS “490 DIAMOND RING. §! WEEKLY, Nicholas Rink, any a Tay ea vai near Broadway, Siptnopetitay. 4 a leap talden Lane, Dance Awhile Hew te "eoe, War R8 ADMIT Skate Awhile DIAMONDS BOUGHT!5 SSSR NALS. CARNIVAL FREESE poiesent LUT Se funders: 2 te, | iT es nS Try nw THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY delightfully registered in well taken poses, that are both decorative and| lifelike, The curtain itself, with its eek mask outline, as a decoration on the asbestus, is happily phased as! @ backgound, Blendon Campbell in his “Youth and Approaghing Night" has pleas- antly interpreted the dance movement asa near nocturnal, The pines of the right middle distance are darkly but charmingly silhouetted against the blue, and a clump of white birches offsets the twin pines at the left. The three dancing female figures intro- duced are charged with careless abandon, concerned with one of his Cuban types previously shown. ‘The treat- went is primitive, both as to color and drawing Marion” EF. Markham's fetching ‘Portrait’ shows a young girl wear- t. The m face} ing a bright Scotch plaid w. simple treatment and the n repose is extremely appealing. Pear Trees,” by Allen Tucker, in 8 modern handling of the three trees n a heavy landscape, with heavy cas and heavy mountains and clouds that correspond, is supplementary to the showing of his work at the Whit- vey Studio, which closed on Jan. 2. ce handling of a female fig-| ive in the nude, It ts in a reclining posture Low Tide Rocks,” hy Paul Dough- features a rocky coast, with a nN but penetrating sea John Sloan's “Efzouka, the Czech,” 1 plcasing portraiture of the foreign shown uted. ‘Tho have been skilfully ated and the Monster,” by Bois, deals with a most inting motif. The man © 18 bestial, in ee nen Village,” by good, byt} the line in front, “Kocreation,” by Jereme Meyers, ts ‘decoratively hung on iful beach scene that features iddie obert W. Chanter's “Study for a 8 d Glass Window” {x most dis- ain It features the nude end} in extraction are introduced. The otting is disagreeab) Ronee Praha tudy,.” from the nude, in plaster, is ia brilliant tonal. seney of relief modelling. Tha} (headdress is in blaging pigment. | \ decorative lily is also well intro- of the bits of sculpture tn ibition are very pleasing in| » Flight of Night,” by and Arthur 1. Loren- velvet batiks are both as to color- 8. ing and design t REACH OLYMPIC FOR WEEK OF BURLESQUE || The patriotic “Military Maids” ar- ved at the Olympic Theatre, on Kast BROOKLYN ~ | OPPENHEIM. GLLINS &G | | Fulton Strect, Brooklyn To Close Out Wednesday | whieh this is ove, Holds close to the ovoee Enastute), | gums—teaves the roof exposed. Durable, ing models, two of 7,. 1919, mainder of thia week, appears in three The company acts of fine bur- & good vaudeville spe amusing book of t xidie Hall and i Acdri Martine, , csiliiiains “THE BEAUTY TRUST” 1S A COLUMBIA HIT IN UNUSUAL BURLESQUE Muslin Underwear Curt. vivid Egyptian setting La Mulata,” by Randall Davey, {8|jar plot mfetery in two acts and four scenes at thé Columbia Theatre this week. ‘The show is called “Tho Beauty Trust 73 and @ regu- Mias Frances Parr as Nedra dances, sings Lillian Smalley and Chubby | and Dotty Vim, res- ral encores of each The principals were alded in their vocalistic endeavors by | orus girls seen at | as M ponded song they sang the best looking the Columbia for many moons, "by Mabel Higgins, is a — YOU'LL LAUGH! DOESN'T HURT TO LIFT CORNS OUT Costs few cents! Just drop a little Freezone on that touchy corn, instantly it stops aching, then you lift the bothersome corn off with the is mado spectacular through | | Your druggist sells a tiny bottle for a few cents, sufficient to rid ye hard corn, soft corn, tween the toes, a out one particle of pain, fr fect of every mysterious ether dis noted Cincinnati genius Women’s and Misses’ Fur Trimmed Coats Smart Coats of Velour shawl collars of Nutrid Full lined and _ interlined or Raccoon illustrated \ The Values Are Exceptional | Sale Price 28.00 HEARN Fourteenth Street Weet of Fith Aver OUR 19% GREAT JANUARY SALE OFFERS Unmatched Values in Pillows, Pillow ases D: » Bl and Woolens Mossi, Blankets ' Furs and Fur Coats Muslins, White Goods, Sheets ‘owels, Toweling Smart Mi. Corsets, Petticoats Linens Men's Furnishings Blankets! Blankets !! WOOL MIXED BLANKETS Fifty per cent wool—you know what that means—it means they are the warm, soft, wooly kind, light of weight—and flexible in weave, ideal for winter. They are plaid design, or white with pink or blue border. Very exceptional in peice=sthe plaids are a little indistinct, therefore these prices. Our reg. 89.98 our reg. 910.06 batted CRIB BLANKETS -- | ) COTTON FLEECE BLANKETS cotton eiderdown finish | ~white, gray, tan--contrast bor tive Jacquard patterns ders—our reg. 8% blue—stitched or silk bound— 50x72 inch— Our regular 82.00— our reg. $1.84 | January Sale 1.718 roan ARY sane! ; January Sale 1.45 60276 inch—our reg. 82.9. Smartly tailored or trimmed styles January Sale 2.27 of linon and voile CRIB BLANKETS -~ Imported 64267 and 64x80 inch colton fiderdown finish—pink or our reg. 93.45 blue Jucquard patterns — silk le 2. : bound. solid color pink, blue or 66x80 inc Ratt ier nen a Crepe de Chine white with border January Sale 2.74 Blouses our reg. 82.67 70180 inch rr Our regulon 82.94 January Sale 2.27 | tle BT VANUATLY SALE CRIB) BLANKETS — Eide . flesh color finish-pink or blue Jacq January Sale i$. 40 designs—our reg. 67 ene bhatt Feeder tl Steel gray with bar border full sive : January Sale . Of single bed blankets Georgette Blouses COMFORTABLE BLANKETS-— our reg. $7.04 aud $8.47 Kiderdown finish imported cotton January Sale 6.0 4 --solid colors, two tones, centre | JACQUARD COMFORTABLE Many choice designs or contrast borders—3 BLANKETS — Finported cotton round oF inch silk binding town finiet—tull sleé—new somely en our reg. $8.97 | design: teresting variety January Sele 724 |. gurreg. 45— HANDSOME BLANKETS nuary Sale #04 (mostly all wool)--white with | WOOL MIXED BLANKETS contrast border-—8-inch Peau de | White or. gray a contrast Our regater 814.75 Soi binding—our reg | borders—-our reg. $12.9 . $19. 94—Special 16.95 January Sele ‘bo. 24 Smart om brown collar Flannels at January Sale Prices DOMET FLANNELS--Bleached and unbleached our regular 24 Sale 1S Mill Tengthis of bleached Domet—1 to 10 ya lengthy our regular 30 i dean rer tst. 3. Our regular 34 ‘: 1 D4 IMPORTED COTTON ROBE CLOTHS of designs and colors —27 ins. wide--our r Dresses Jerdown finish — varyet ular 63 Sale. 3 January Sale Values of Timely Interest in Woolens Vor Babies and ‘Tiny Tots. Table Linens Here Is an Interesting List of January Sale Values. with button Mercerized Damask Pattern Cloths—-Our reg. 82.25 Sorbo ornrser neal Sale Wat 30 Sale 33% Hemmed Napkins Our rev $288] | Babies’ Half Wool Shirts -fine Sale, dozen, 1.38 il iityeoatvea iti 8 Senre a Imported Cotton Damask Lunch | | our reg. 95 Sale .77 Clothe--Qur reg. 81.48 Infante’ Shirte—all wool and silk Sale 1.24 22-in. Union Linen Damask Nap- kins Part linen and cotton exce it wearing quality our reg. 86.50 Sale, doz, 4.24 en Damask Pattern Cloths 68x86 inches— our reg. 47.2. Sale 5 70-in. Mercerized Damask — Vine close weave od patterns ur reg. $1.25 z Sale, yd., 90 to6 1s) Sale 1.04 Ruben's Shirts ull wool--to 6 mos our reg. 81.25 and s #135 Sale .O07 White Daisy Cloth Wrappers dainty pink and blue silk scallop edge well made our reg. $1.50 Sale 1.04 Infants’ Wool Flannel Gertrude Skirts plain hem or silk scallop and wool our reg. 81.95 4 ta flo bands, navy ull lengths. edge -neatly made : ‘ $8-in.—-our reg. .68....Sale 2] | our reg. $1.50 Sale 124 Hematitched Sete—-Double satin | | Wool Annal. Barew Coats Irish linen--cloth, 69 ins. Sine 04 Sale .-72 aie ball topea aantins Sele 8 Infants’ Flannelette Gertrudes scalloped ed bd 70-ini. Linen Damask — Excellent cutee Sale .77 quality, good selection of 5 ~-ourreg. 82.29. Sale,yd., I 22-in. Linen epee Our reg bag—our reg. $1.00 Sale 8 87.50 4] | Infants’ Flannelette Wrappers Wool Flannel Bands —our “Little elastic inserts our reg. 83 Sale, cach «7B ] Owe wer a ws our reg. 83.......$ ach FS SALE Long Embroidered Flannel Skirts | | Fancy or plain material cara Note OUT TEE a4 medium bust models $1.95 anc 3 Sale I. HELP WANTED hand Infants’ Wool Bootees Sa made—our reg. .75 i Nursery Pads— for carr nd pti SALESWOMEN 17x27—our reg. 75... Sale . O7 Very practical 7x40-—our reg. BLST STOCK GIRLS our reg $8.19 Sale MESSENGERS 20x20 to 27x54 "1. tio de (indoor work) neal With or Without Experience Dressmaking School Pretty, models tively trimmed Course of Six Lessons Apply at 3.00 : Employment Office Sessions Daily tth Floor —9 to 6 LESSONS 1 Our reg APPOLINTME YOUR CONVE APPLY AT INPORMATION BOOTH MAIN. Flak restricted, NoMa 1h ct. Satin Figured Pongees “:4T $2.95 Men's Winter Under wear soft fin rk and SRT ae Most attracti TALS FLOOR, i MATS PLOOR blue or pink oo | |b to It year $1.10 Serges 41 inch 82 triped’ percalt fart. Wool--tan, brown, Coper , all sine hagen, garnet, myrtle, navy and MALS UL00 r bla Lace Trimmed DEBS GOODS— MAIN BLOUK 4.85 ‘ x hi Doylies 60 ct, Mercerized Sateens 48 an m Our regular Yard wide—good assortment of n 1.10 colors, i Var tyles LININGS “ASBMB HOYS' CLOTHING THIRD PLOO! rious § 83 35 Taffeta Flounce Petticoats 2.27 $7.94 Boys’ Suits-9 to 17 yrs 5.85 Ww nfoom top Dhar rt Semi-Norfolk modela Hark grey [eee . 1 changeadles--a and brpyn novelty mixtur Decorative Linens naka et D ROVAQUOTHING PHD FLAbO eas caecice beans 48 and 4¥et, New Cretonnes a7 HANUARY SALE 97 et, Little Tots’ Petticoats Momie. and satin finish scarfs, shams a Orient ral a trimmed, H Respect , Curtainings Women’s Coats, Suits Pmt January Sale Famous as an Annual Economy event Economy Specials Lingerie Blouses Our regulng 82.55— 7.44 8.44 Dainty tonels of vole « lered or trimmed with with Venise or Valenciennes lace. White Blouses Embroidered and tucked white or flesh JANUATLY SALES lels in navy Women’s Serge Oar regular &: JANUARY Several choice tailored, or richly Jered styles headed and em pel black Our rem. R7.PT & 8X: AANEATRY SAL Kit or Black Coney fur finished with hand ring Extra Size Petticoats) jersey top models with aes black and pretty changeable colorings. Extra Size Petticoats) Our regalur JANUARY BALL! Good avebly blue, purple and black Fine Coutil Corsets ) CBN al JANUARY SALE Unetordate ‘models featuring styles laced in front or back Wonder” leader—three in sanitary | | sizes 20 to SO in the lot and Nightgowns — will draw- | | White Corsets | Girls’ Serge Dresses ™. JANUARY SALE! 47 | | Wear—navy blue or maroon serge with contrasting pipings and white ee ee a ee ee Girls’ Middy Blouses RD NUARY SALE jlution style—all white or wit ed collar and cuffs Girls’ Repp Dresses Our regular 1.04 JANUARY SALE i ANUATIY SALE _———————E