The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1919, Page 15

56TH TO 60TH--THIRD TO LEXINGTON--CNB BLOCK FRCM PARK AVIx ' THE -BLOOMINGDALE ADVERTISEMENT | ” Store Opens 9 A. M. 12'S had ; ie 's Sthre Cities oaca 6PM Led Foe Here are Some Safe Bets for Election Day in Spanish War. | RNNAPOLIB, Nov. %—Lieut. Col. Dancan Elliot, United States Cavalry, , yettred, commandant of cadets at St. if Fehn's College, committed suicide at | @ eclock last evening in his apart- (ent in Humphrey Hall, one of vf 4, @ellege buildings, by sending a bullet | from an army pistol into his head. | Death was instantaneous. No reason iscpverable for the act omer than that ng had den ree Ge! had become déspontl 9 to his room for the past =| " t ‘A few minutes’ Batorg the t Dr. Claude, the Cétondl's pli , bad attended him and had just re- , turned home when he was summoned | ® back to Humphrey Hall. During the |f) f afternoon Col, Elliot had received a jf} * number of callers and was apparently ‘fa good spirits. Saturday he tele- | ‘aphed his brother, Richard, at At+ N tic Clay, to come at once on a mat- ter of importance. His brother ar- rived a few minutes after the Col- j enel’s death. | Elliot was assigned by the War nt as Commandant of Ca- t. John's in Last year the ragk of C. ‘an De Obredy - prgmoted during the summer Ant @olonel: “Ho Was in tho erican War. Later he ¢ Volunteered for service in the Philip- ; Pines, where he spent two years as f Adjutant, Ln 1900) he was commis. .(§, sioned as First’ Lieutenant in the 8th Cavalry, He wag retired in, 1917 for , har eps disability, As Commandant of, C ‘adets at St, ‘vl. EM institution rece sification during his ram will be sent to New Y for burial after services here, in St Anne's Protestant Episcopal. Chiron. ‘Elliot Was New ¥ puncan & , a New York's } decades ago. ;Many of the efty's {3891 he married Miss SAN fa leading figure in Mee, but was divore {Bhe is now Mrs. li. ot was a Hojable figuré social lite-& bop of-| He was a member of by her in 1 ougias He ward Jol. Elliot ii Duncan an Wa "the Regular veteran of that war and tes serv in ne ‘Paitippines against Aguin h @erved with the 6th Cavalry and other regular “regi ments and at the time of his death pyres a cavalry officer, 1, | “SAN FRANCISCO PLANS | {! STEAMSHIP LINE TO-ORIENT Num Be a Loc Enterpriid io Fight Japanese Supremacy on Pacific, Details sons” of } organiz to th of atplan by which “native san Francis: iy soon | and operate a * ship line Orient on @ e¢ ative com t Jap- 8, in order vn +President of the Maritime {Company calls for the raising of $100,000,000 dy popular , subscription. | cifie Coast town in order to pany to operate a line of } : of the plan,” Mr. woaid be sold t0 | refer to it, wou! ming sucgess ‘if Jaunched onnmenda it for this part of | the country as well, Mr. Carroll concluded by, saying the ! }San Francisep Cham) ¢ tnow had the plan ut visement officials Mer. Connolly Monored. Word was received yester: William Navigation f} Snug Sweaters of Pure Worsted—for Men “$6.85, * Redua (and ‘greatly reduced) for Election * Day only. Tey sec 800 of these pure“ . worsted sweaters in desirable colors— } margog, Pxford gray, green heather mixture. You fay prefer a V neck style or one with a roll collar—both are well represented in all the colors mentioned, SIZES: 34, TO 48. |___Soenin gates tain Floor. , ‘ Do You Want, Underwear Just a Latte Bit Heavier? Here are . ‘that have the ad- vantage’ of, fea Mx ittle cosiel, than your summer,” unt dies— withopt being unpleas- antly heavy, ot warm. ° ' Ropts Double BreastedShirts $1.98 nb ‘ott “well en: widel et Abedin angel ma ral mixed. Hanes Derby, Ribbed Catton ; Heavy weight Note oat drawers—the former ‘made with French neck bands, the ee with, exten sevasets. Natural gray and ecru. /i' ‘ ee ae ved—in ‘natural gray ny wei; AIP sizes. npdajdee Main retees | Hive a'Smoke « While ¥qu Await the Returnis, 4 ‘Sand ‘buy that smoke where the prices are . really lower than they are elsewhere. Here ure a few examples— Cigarettes Piedmonts, Camels, Lucky Strikes, Chesterfields, "=| == =) = + = 20 for 17¢ Murads and Moguls, - - - + + « 20 for 38¢ Tobacco All kinds, in 16 oz. jars, - - - © © © © $1.35 Cigars All popular brands at lower-than-usual prices. Bloomingdales Cigar stand A If Letifigton Ave, Subway Uptown bntranec i Me Fe 7 aR Tea _Mens Blanket Robes to Take the Curse Off Getting Out of Bed on a Chilly Morning $4.98 $5.98 $6.98 -We haven’t ‘reduced the prices on these robes BUT we have based their prices on the figures which we paid for them many moons ago. You will find them lower than most special prices around town, Good colors and pleasine combinations-- ali well tailored and sure to be a boon throughout the winter. Blaomingdales~—Main Voor guarantee. —the Mackinaws are all wool. Plaids of good style with the deepest pockets ever, comfy, 3 Whichever Ticket You Vote You Will Like the Modest Little Ticket that Marks These SuitsandOvercoats $38.50 THERE is a general notion floating about that one must needs be an oil magnate or a cotton king to be able to dress well. No such thing! Its all in the knowing how —-and the knowing where. HERE are suits and overcoats that do much to disprove the theory. For there is a goodly share of style and smartness about them An air of well tailored, well set-up trimness. Good fabrics, too. But not the prices that one associates with thet attributes. Bloomingdales—Secand. Bloor ’ * ¥ | THE SUITS are’ tailored of wors' all say--but, somehow, these ,worsteds: cheviots’ and flannels have a different | air about them. They truly are smart. And there are two or three button models. | Single or double breasted. Quarter, half | or full lined. HE OVERCOATS comprise a: ‘group’ of, silk lined Chesterfields made of gtay fancy cheviots made into town ulsterettes, half or full belted. And a special: lot of. double-breasted, figure-hugging coats with two or three buttons. In good colors. Your Shirts Need Cost You Only $1 And that doesnt mean that they need deok’. like a dollar thirty-eight. For a careful choice of madras and percale on our part makes for easy choosing on yours. Blooming ale s—-Main Floor 38 There are just 1200 of these smart shirts that we have taken from our regular stocks and priced specially for Eleetion Day. Sizes 1314 to 17 Mens: Good Gioves $1.89 A Sale of Sample Pairs— Every One Perfect They were made by a manutacturer wis name is like the sterling stamp on si And you seldom, if ever, find them at prices that approximate this onc. But we see ured some six hundred upairs ai. a econtession, | And we marked them ata comreasigg, Wo just to pass the pleasure alony,, Kid and Suede Gloves Browns, Tans, Grays Main Rn Fora (See Reve Bloomingitales-+ | cheviots and flahnels. ‘Thats what" they and a, Clean,.One | Gillette ‘Razor Sets:'$2.77 A Silver pated! raj aR arid Uvete! ‘Wolibld: edge blades in: a folding ta: (Gillette blaces are 6 for 37e.) Gem Razor Sets: 79c as well as Ever Ready, Star and Durham Duplex ‘Razor suts at this same moderate price. Torrey Razors: $1.00. These splendid razofs are particularly cadapted: for suse by barbers. . &4 inely hollow ground. bla Star Razor Blades: 6 for 25c These blagés’ will Also.fit Gem and Ever Ready razors. Bloomixzgdales—-Main Floor PayThat Bet with ‘| ~~ @ Stetson Hat z bavok votkier ‘fellow will always remember what ‘ood sport you were. Or, if you are the lucky one, be sure you get a Stetson. Theyre the best ever—and the most economical in thé long run. $6 to $18 Bigomingdales—-Matn Kipor Onyx Silke Hose. Splendid vite ,75c—for Socks of pure thread silk ~no longer a. lux- ury when priced so modestly. And they are practical, too. For the heels'are sturdily reinforéed and the soles are doubled’ for double wear. Brown, navy, gray and black. f Sizes 915 to 14: Silk Lisle Socks’ are 39c Fine weave lisle, smooth and ‘trim | The high spliced heels,and the double do.their part :toward making these sock decidedly durable. . Black, navy, brown, tan;*gray. Sizes 914 to 14 Mtoomtngdates—-Main loo oo Young to Vote BUT not too young-to be interested in his togs. enough to be hard on those clothes, too. Section is prepared to offer a very unusual group at $12.95 Wearpledge Insured Suits All Wool Mackinaws Small Boys Overcoats And in each of these groups there are certain unusual features. The Wearpledge Clothes are important because of their unusual They are the only INSURED CLOTHES for boys that can be purchased in this city... And Bloomingdales is the only store where they may be found, any number of models and patterns, ! '—the Overcoats and made’ are for Boys of 244 to 8 years. Mighty warm and button-to-neck styles—macde of cheviois of real | warmth and honest durability. Bloomingdates—Scoond Floor ss And young Our Boys Plain se; fancy cheviots Sizes 8 t6 18 years, They are all A medium toe in black kid for those men who like a smart shoe with ample Loe room, Illustrated, tod, There ¢ in C and D widths and A Sale of Mens Shoes Newly Arrived but Ordered Months. Ago, Wholeeile i Prices Have Advanced $2 to $3 per Pair Since “= last developed EF 55 the “arrow English last that the younger men like besb“and just the right shade I}Justrated, re plenty pairs in each of these styles, but the ma sizes from 6 to 11, Bloomtngdates—Second Floor @omfort is the dominant feature of these broad toed, rubber heeled vici kid bluchers, — Hlus- trated, jority of them are Better be early than sorry! h y.