The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1919, Page 9

11,302,375 BALES IN 1917. Cotton Prodction fo nounced by the Ce WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.— Final sta- Ustics of the 1917 American cotton crop, announced to-day by the Census Bureau, place pr. 01 equivalent of 11,302, pounds each and worth $ to the growers. Producti tonseed amounted to 6,0 worth $333,650,000. For the year” ended last July 1i con amounted to 6,666,489 bales, Of linters. DID YOU EVER USE SLOAN’S? Ask any man who ever had rheumatic aches that question. He'll tell you he's heard of it, uses it, wouldn't use anything else for any external pain, ache, muscle-stiff- ness, soreness, lame back, lumbago, sciatica, sprain, strain. He'll tell you it penetrates without rubbing, bringing warm, glowing, quick relief. Clean, economical, cer- tain of satisfactory results. All| druggists have it—get a big bottle— to-day. 30c, 60c, $1.20, n n | the FRANCE DECORATES MORE AMERICANS FOR WAR WORK Large Number Made Knights of the ' Legion of Honor in Token of Gratitude. PARIS, Jan, 9.—Ami officers of the Legion French Gover Morgan, Oscar R. Cauchols, Freight Agent of the French line of steamers at New York; Alexander T. Mason, Vice President of the Federation of French Alliances in the United States and Canada; Mgr. Dr. Thomas Joseph Shahan, President of the Catholic University at Washington, Among the knights created are: Richard G. Wood, President Alabama Iron and Steel Company; James Brown of Brown Brothers & Co., New York; James A. Alexander, President National Bank of Commerce, New York: Gates W. McGarragh; Brig. Gen, Samuel C, Roberts, Frank A. Munsey, New York publisher; Mason C, Chase, Naval Engineer; James A. Farrell, President U. 8. Steel Cor- poration; BE, P, Thomas; Samuel M. Vauclain, Vice President Baldwin Locomotive Company; Robert Goelet of Uew York; Joseph Clendenin, Vice; President American Smelting and Re- THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, wi tid ander J. Hemphill, Treasurer Com- mittee for Relief in Belgium. Seward Prosser, President Bankers | Trust Company, New York; William P. Bonbright of New York; Alvin W Kreoh, President Hquitable Trust New York; Lorenzo Semple ‘uller, legal counsellors of h Government; Adrian ork; Bejamin & the Federal Reserve New York; James N President Central Trust dorse on ite tirat service fo: minster Abbe or William 1901 Do You Have | Sick Headaches? For one week Keep your dowel moving] freely every ne Laxative Fru in West similar to the one held McKinley on Sept. 19, | Special Low Terms yo sem BLOOMINGDALES rom your pain al enthusiastically telling all about your friend Boal’s Laxative Fruit Rolls They are made with real fruits fining Company; Alfred C. Bedford, en BAe lt President Standard Oil; J. A: Camp. bell, President Youngstown Sheet and Plerre Irving Du Col, EB, Buckner; Sloan's Liniment Kills Pain Stern ar sana West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street A Sale of Men’s Seasonable HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR FRIDAY and SATURDAY, at Marked Price Concessions. Men’s Half Hose— |Shirts and Drawers Silk plaited or mercerized lisle Natural color part wool; me- in black, white and colors; 48 dium weight; unusual value; il. 00 Regularly 65c and 7ic pair c POP MAFMENE.. Coie ccccsecees ‘Shirts and Drawers Natural color part wool; heavy and medium; unusual value, Men’s Half Hose— Medium weight natural wool; Regularly 65c a pair,.... .at Men’s Half Hose— Heavy weight; brown or grey; Regularly $1.35 and 1.50 pr. 50c 1.79 Shirts and Drawers lor natural merino; Winter weight; unusual value; each 1.00 2.50 59TH TO 60TH STREET—LEXINGTON TO 3D AVENUE Play The Music of The Great Masters Many of us who love good music ofttimes feel the pangs of envy while listening to some gifted friend play the wonderful music of the great masters. With this new Walters Player in your home you also can play any musical selection, correctly, without any musical education. Call at our salesrooms tomorrow and let us demonstrate the above statements to you. WALIE aR PLAYER PIANO <A75. Free with Each 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 The same FREE OFFER as mentioned above will also be included with every new player Piano sold this week at the following prices Besse bien $550, $575, bictiel \| TO BE SOLD AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES’ Also Clearance Sale of Men’s Union Suits In grey cotton and woo! mixtures; medium and heavy, weight; 9 sizes incomplete but every size represented; REDUCED TO 2) 5 Formerly sold from $3.50 to 5.50 The Men’s Furnishing Sections Are showing Early Spring Patterns in Shirts of wanted materials, which those about to jour- ney to Southern resorts will find interesting. A Special Sale of Men’s Pajamas Made of Domet Flannel, at $1.85 and 2.75 a suit Pajamas of Woven Madras | Silk and Cotton Pajamas very serviceable qualities, and Jacquard Weaves, 33 Used Pianos i | | FROM | | TERMS TERMS H} 1. $85 1. | JA WEEK \ WEEK | AND UP \ =) Stool and Free Delivery With Each Piano Our Easy Payment Plan dan EASY PAYMENT PLAN makes it possible Imost every family to possess one Gl thees Guarumente bus tt alse males ta paying for the instrument so easy as to eliminate al! worry, Bloomingdale Bros. have or DIY. 5 Rea eS Aarne Nar wre rare sara irri: tere ADDRESS isis cise: . We thse BLOOMINGDALES PIANO DEPT. ie at $2.95 a suit | at $4.75 a suit || RELIABLE TRUNKS For the Southern Sojourn The models on sale ‘Po-morrow are compact in size, but designed to carry everything required for an extensive trip. Well constructed models that will travel safely and look right al the journey’s end. «Rite Hite” -|‘Dust Proot” Wardrobe Trunks, $33.7 75 Wardrobe Trunks, $47.00 Open top model, 40 inches high, covered and bound with hard fibre. Interior has ten hangers, four drawers, hat box, shce pock- ets and laundry bag. Made dust proof and water proof by means of a patented valance that joins the two sides of the trunk, Interior has ten hangers, five drawers, shoe bag, hat box and laundry bag, Trunks, + $25.00 to 130.00 Steamer Trunks, $12.00 to 25,00 Other Wardrobe Dress Trunks, $16.75 to 35.00 é . . <A SCC en nines or aneee wa ’ f Complete War Rooanal 1919 WORLD ALMANAC NOW SELLING | AT NEWSTANDS BY MAIL Something About Everything Published by NEW YORK WORLD New York City i An Extraordinary Hosiery Sale OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & G | ‘34th Street—New York. | For Tomorrow (Friday) 5,700 Pairs Women’s Silk Hosiery Sale Price Pure Thread Silk Hose with Cotton Garter Tops, double soles and high spliced heels. Black, White and desirable colors. Positively No Telephone or Mail Orders Filled Special Sale Friday About 1,500 | Girls’ Dresses (Sizes 6 to 14 years) Special purchase of a manufac- turer’s surplus stock, comprising Gingham, Chambray and Linene iM Dresses in plain colors, checks and desirable combinations, Values up to 3.95 Special 2.00 OPEN SATURDAY EvERNEES MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES Start the New Year Right! EVERYWHERE Did you make a resolution to SAVE money THIS year? If you did, we can help you. Filling your FURNITURE and Bookcase RUG needs at our store means a REAL SAVING to you of 10% to 25%, and our liberal CONVENIENT CREDIT PLAN puts this saving within your reach at all times, Pick out your goods at our low prices, and REMEMBER, “‘We Make Terms to Fit’ PLAIN FIGURE TAGS ON EVERYTHING In fumed oak 57 inches high, 26 inches wide; as illustrated, William — gggrmecrremmyreryean and Mary (#—4|——Ir? Period sisting of Buffet, China Closet, ing Table, 48 in., 6 ft. extension. Wing Side Arm Chair 4 Pieces, as shown Wing Side Rock William i and Mary William | Period, in and Mary Period, in Antique finish, cane seat and back, ie \ =} 15% | AUYANA; 8 SBAUHANE BAVE. BRO In quartered oak, golden finish, with fittings; as iMlustrated ise J. BAUMANN &BRO AT 84ST. & 3° AVE ‘Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders i eer me oe er = Ae REN ees ee mr ESAS, CS WIN a ee a ee ee