BLOOM INGDALE BROS. YEAR BOOK AND DAIRY FOR 1915 NEW YORK, CITY, WHNWUi lEx ICtbrtB SEYMOUR DURST When you leave, please leave this hook Because it has heen said "Sver'thing comes t' him who waits Except a loaned hook." Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library Gift of Seymour B. Durst Old York Library Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2014 http://archive.org/details/yearbookcatalogfOObloo YEAR BOOK AND CATALOG FOR 1915 A COMPILATION OF FACTS, FIGURES AND VALUABLE INFORMATION AS WELL AS BLOOM INGDALE STORE NEWS AND A CATALOG OF MERCHANDISE IN GENERAL BLOOM INGDALE BROS. NEW YORK PARIS BERLIN VIENNA Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. PETERS MANUFACTURING CO. 304-310 EAST 22nd STREET TELEPHONE 1117 GRAMERCY CABLE ADDRESS, BACKING- NEW YORK, W. U. CODE New York, January 30th, 1913, The Night & Day Press, 175-177 Wooster St., New York City. Dear Friend Eibschutz: Hearty congratulations upon your growth. I am sure you will grow as large as you wish. Personally, as you know, I advise against too great or rapid a growth, in your line of business. A printing press is merely junk, unless it has a Soul. There are many dead printing presses in New York. You are the Soul of your Press. Never permit your business to grow beyond the point, where you cannot handle it personally and give your customers your Personal Service. Thus far, you have succeeded solely, because you have given your customers your Personal Service. You have been in earnest. Your mistakes have been forgiven, because nobody ever thought them due to carelessness. Your customers realize, that such mistakes as you have made, have been made in your earnest desire to give swift service You have been over-zealous, not careless. I do not have to wish you prosperity. So long as you continue on your present course, you will be unable to dodge it. Sincerely yours, WFP/JF One of many un- solicited testimonials —from satisfied cus- tomers. Some of the best de- partment stores and big commercial houses are customers of long standing. ON YOUR NEXT JOB - TRY OUR SERVICE WE WORK ALL NIGHT TO FILL YOUR ORDERS JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH c M M T 1 W r 5 M 7* W 7* p 5 S M T W T F S 3 10 17 24 31 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 9 16 23 30 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 o L 9 16 23 Q a 10 17 24 A t 11 18 25 12 1<) 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 .22 29 9 9 16 V3 30 Q O 10 17 24 31 A t 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 I 6 13 20 27 • • • APRIL MAY JUNE s M r Iff T F S s M T w T F 5 S M T W T F 5 4 11 18 25 5 19 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 3 10 17 24 2 9 16 23 30 *3 10 17 24 31 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 . 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 3 10 17 24 4 ! 1 11 25 5 1 o 12 1 Q 26 19 15 The Bloomingdale Year Rnnt J NEW YORK PARIS BERLIN VIENNA JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER S M T T F S 5 M T W T F S 5 M T W 7 F 5 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 T 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 3 10 17 24 31 1 8 15 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 3 10 17 24 31 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 3 10 17 24 4 11 18 25 t i OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER S M T ^ T F 5 5 M T W T F S s M T W T F 5 3 10 17 24 31 4 11 18 25 5 12 19 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 3 10 17 24 4 11 18 25 6 12 19 26 6 13 2C 21 5 12 26 6 13 20 27 7 14 21 28 1 8 15 22 29 2 9 16 23 30 3 10 17 24 31 4 11 18 25 BlOOMINGDALES* Year BooK AND DlAfcY fOft 1§15. INDEX TO USEFUL INFORMATION. Page Calendar for 1915 3 Cook Book 140 to 175 Calendar for 1916 250 Diagrams of the Principal The- atres 97 to 139 Domestic Postage Rates 230 Domestic Money Order Rates.. 240 Feast Days in 1915 88 First Panama Canal Trip 242 Federal Offices 319 Five Year Hebrew Calendar... 320 Growth of New York City to 1920 309 Page Hospitals 311 Interest Tables 246 Metropolitan New York 228 Municipal Government and Of- fices 315 New Parcels Post Law 309 New York Post Office 311 Our National Air 226 Places of Interest 313 Police Department 319 Street Directory 176 to 309 Steamship and Steamboat Lines 317 INDEX TO BLOOM1NGDALE MERCHANDISE. Artists' Material 11 Auto Supplies 14 Art Embroidery 15 Auto Piano Delivery Service.. 63 Books 16 Brushes 18 Banking Dept 19 and 81 Bed Clothes 30 Bath Room Fittings 38 Baskets 39 Boys' Apparel 51 Blouses 53 Bathing Suits 54 Bric-a-brac 54 and 58 Bronzes 58 Beds and Bedding 69 Baseball Goods 70 Bicycles 70 Cutlery 12 Chiropody 13 Commercial Stationery 10 Cigars 14 Celluloid Articles 17 Cut Flowers 19 Charge Accounts 20 and 96 Contract Dept 20 Confectionery 26 Cleaning and Dyeing 29 Clocks 34 Cold Storage 43 Children's Apparel 44 Corsets 45 Clothing Store 50 China 57 Cut Glass 57 Curtains 60 Couch Covers 61 Camp Furniture 71 Carpets 73 Desk Accessories 9 Dress Trimmings 17 Drugs 17 Domestics 30 Dress Goods 31 Diamond Jewelry 32 Delivery Dept 40 Dinner Sets 56 Draperies 61 Drapery Trimmings 61 Drapery Hardware 61 Dental Parlors 67 Dolls 70' Engraving Shop 11 Embroideries 37 Electroliers 58 Free Delivery System 6 Fish 15 Fruits 15 Fashion Books 37 Furs 42 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Page Flags 61 Furniture 67 Fishing Tackle 71 Flowers 300 Groceries 14 Game 15 Gold Jewelry 32 Gloves 36 Grips 39 Glassware 56 Gymnasium Goods 71 Grass Rugs 74 Greenhouses 75 Hercules Fire-Proof Safes 10 Hairdressing 13 Harness Section 14 Handkerchiefs 21 Hosiery 36 House Furnishings 38 Hardware 39 Hairgoods 300 Ivory Goods 17 Infants' Wear 48 Jewelry 302 Kimonos 52 Kitchenware 56 Liquors 14 Leather Goods 22 Linens 30 Laces 37 Lamps 58 Lace Curtains 60 Lace Bed Sets 61 Linoleums 74 Manicuring 13 Meats 15 Millinery 15 and 54 Medicines 18 Manicure Supplies 19 Mail Order Dept 20 Men's Furnishings 28 Men's and Youths' Underwear. 29 Men's and Youths' Hats 29 Misses' Apparel 40 Men's Apparel 50 Marble Statuary 55 Page Music Rolls 63 Music Roll Exchange Library. . 63 Musical Instruments 66 Matting 75 Notions 17 Notary Public 67 Opticians 35 Oil Paintings 61 Oriental Rugs 72 Photograph Frames 11 Photo and Electric Supplies... 13 • Pure Foods 14 Poultry 15 Perfumes 18 Prescriptions 18 Plated Jewelry 33 Parasols 36 Patterns 37 Printing Press 40 Petticoats 43 Panel Curtains 61 Portieres 61 Piano Scarfs 61 Pictures 61 Pianos 62 Piano Tuning and Repairing. . . 63 Photo Studio 75 Rubber Goods 17 Ribbons 20 Restaurant 51 Reai Estate Dept 66 Rugs 73 Stationery Shop 8 Smokers' Supplies 12 Sewing Machines 13 Sponges 17 Silver Plate 24 Surgical Instruments 26 Soda Fountain 26 Silks 31 Satchels 39 Shawls 50 Shoes 52 Sheet Music 66 Sporting Goods 70 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Page Shampooing and Electric Mas- sage 300 Toilet Goods 17 Thermos Bottles 1? Telephone Booths 20 Trunks 39 Tea Gowns 52 Table Covers 61 Tepper, Dr 67 Toys 70 and 71 Tennis Goods 70 Umbrellas 36 Underwear 36 and 46 Upholsteries 60 Asbury Park Mfg. Co 296 Annin & Co 308 Armstrong Cork Co 312 American Hosiery Co 312 American Rug & Radical Car- pet Cleaning (Corp.) 262 Artistic Willow Ware 266 Arlington Skirt Mfg. Co 270 American Wringer Co 278 American Kai.tting Mills Co... 284 Beacon Miniature Elec. Co.... 214 Bugeleisen & Jacobson 298 Bruno & Son, Inc., C 298 Barrett, Nephews & Co 272 Baker & Taylor Co., The 276 Beardslee Illustrating Co., Mil- dred 284 Beekman Paper & Card Co 228 Bamberger & Co., G 250 Bashwitz Bros. & Co 252 Catholic News, The 294 Conover Co., The C. E 296 Courtade & Sons, Joseph N. . . . 314 "Connorized" Music Rolls 274 Cohn, Brown & Co 280 Compagnie Morana 286 Castle Braid Co., The 238 Dennison & Sons 302 De Rivas & Harris 308 "Delight" Sewing Machines... 316 Page Vegetables 15 Veilings 25 Wines 14 Women's Neckwear 21 Wash Goods 30 Watches 33 Wooden Ware 39 Willow Ware 39 Women's Apparel 41 Waiting Room 51 Waists 53 Wall Paper 59 and 220 Welfare Work 77 Davega, Jr., 1 260 Dillon Laundry Co 266 Davenport Co., The John 248 Electrova Co 212 Eagle Pencil Co 310 Eiseman & Co., Samuel 272 Evening Mail, The 282 Frank & Co., Ivan 220 Freundlich Co., A 312 Pricke's, Adolf 262 German Herold and Revue.... 306 German Journal 318 Glass & Co., Henry 260 Gaiety Waist Co 264 Glenn's Sulphur Soap 268 Greater New York Bedding Co. 274 Guarantee Ash Can Co., The.. 226 Goepel & Co., C. F 236 Glaser & Rosenbaum 250 Home News 222 Hanauer, Arnstein & Siegel... 224 Headley & Farmer 296 Hill, Robt. (Little Olive Brand Goods) 310 Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye.. 268 Haas & Son, Henry , 268 "Hold-on" Clutch 270 Heminway & Sons, M 242 Isseks, David 256 Johns-Manville Co., H. W 270 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Page Jacobson & Son, F 244 Karpen Bros 208 Kirby & Beard 298 Klein & Sons, G 266 Kohlmeier, J. M 284 Kreamer. A 288 Kevelson & Son 226 Kindel Parlor Bed, The 234 Kohn & Baer 240 Karaghensian, A. & M 252 Lobel & Tausick 224 Lehigh (Silk Stockings) 224 Looschen Piano Case Co 290 Lack Mfg. Co 304 Little Beauty Waists 260 Loeb & Allmayer 268 Lehman Bros 278 Loewenstein Bros 280 Lurie & Co., Gus 280 Lavy & Co 236 Lenox, The 244 London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd. . 246 LeviDFon Mfg. Co., The 254 Merode Underwear 210 Morimura Bros 218 Maxwell's Sons, John 224 Manhattan Elec. Supply Co... 292 Manahan's (Moth Bags, etc.) . . 258 Mapes Piano String Co 276 Meyer's Gloves 238 Marksamer & Bros., Julius.... 240 Xat'l Dress Suit Case Mfg. Co. . 208 New Home Sewing Machine Co. 214 Xat'l Varnish Co 218 North American Inter-Insurers. 304 New Haven Clock Co 274 Oakville Co. 278 Page Pfreimer, Chas., Inc 206 Pictorial Review 216 Pierce Co., F. 220 Peters (Milk Chocolate) 296 Printz & Co., Geo 298 Pillsbury's (Flour) 316 Pond's Extract Co. Vanishing Cream 272 Rosenheim, Louis, & Co 208 Rabinovitz & Kinsberg 302 Reinhart & Co., Geo. M 306 Rosenstock & Cohn, Inc 310 Rothblatt & Son, B 258 Remick & Co., Jerome H 264 Randell Underwear Co 286 Reis Underwear 228 Roth, Max 236 Ragovin, Harry 252 Regent Waist Co. 254 Rosenthal Co., Sig., Inc 256 Schloss, Joseph W., Co 206 Schroeder & Co 214 Schwartz & Co., Sydney M 262 Sherwin & Bro., A 280 Standard Pneumatic Action Co. 230 Shane & Scher 242 Siemons, Chas. F., Inc 244 Sanford & Sons, Inc., Stephen. 246 Schubert Piano Co., The 254 Spalding & Bros., A. G 256 Taylor, Clapp & Co 222 Tepper, Dr 284 Taber-Prang Art Co 252 U. S. Guarantee Co 304 Wunderhose 222 Welsbach Mantles 258 Whiting's Standard Papers.... 234 Zorn, August 206 \_. „„_ ,=? Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Our Free Delivery System Light Goods by Express. All Other Goods by Freight $5 Paid Purchase Sent Free To any town in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Dela- ware, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hamp- shire, Maryland, Vermont, and the District of Columbia. $10 Paid Purchase Sent Free (Excepting bulky goods) To any town in Maine, Illinois, West Virginia, Indiana, Kentucky, Michi- gan, Ohio and Virginia. $25 Paid Purchase Sent Free (Excepting bulky goods) To any town in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, North Carolina, Ten- nessee, South Carolina, Wisconsin. $50 Paid Purchase Sent Free (Excepting bulky goods) To any town in Missouri, Texas, Mis- issippi, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Ne- braska, Louisiana and North Dakota. $75 Paid Purchase Sent Free (Excepting bulky goods) To any town from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. Be sure to allow a sufficient amount for postage or express charges, if the amount of your purchase does not en- title you to any of the above delivery conditions. Bear in mind that we do NOT pay freight on furniture, refrigerators, sew- ing machines, china, groceries, clocks, toys and trunks that may be called heavy or bulky, beyond our free de- livery limit allowed on $5 purchases. We do not pay cartage when goods are sent by freight. One price to all is our invariable rule. All orders to go by mail or freight must be accompanied by remittance of entire amount of money. How to Forward Money. If you order merchandise by mail it is better to send too much money than too little. All in excess of the price of the merchandise is returned with the bill. This saves delay in ship- ment, because if an insufficient amount of money is sent, time is lost in waiting for the balance of the amount due be- fore the goods can be shipped. BLOOMINGDALES, Lexington to 3rd Do not send money by open mail. If it is sent that way and lost, there is no chance of recovery, and it causes but little trouble or delay to secure post-office money orders, bank drafts or express money orders. If you live on a rural mail route give your letter and money to the carrier. He will get a money order, put it in your letter, and mail it to us for you. If, however, you feel so disposed you may, instead of buying a money order or bank draft, send your letter enclos- ing the money by registered mail. We advise you to permit us to insure your mail. The cost is small, and the guar- antee against loss absolute. Always send money for postage or express, unless you are taking advan- tage of our free delivery offer. Mail Insurance Costs. Parcels by open mail, valued at $15 or less, each parcel 5c Parcels by open mail, valued at $15 to $30, each parcel 10c Parcels by registered mail, valued at $30 to $50, each parcel 5c Of course, if you desire a packags registered and insured, you must remit sufficient to cover the cost of registra- tion in addition to cost of insurance. You understand that four pounds is the limit of weight of parcels handled by the Post Office, and then only when they are small and compact. Such goods, as clothing, shoes, mil- linery and so on (articles making a larger package) are usually sent by ex- press, while freight is the method of transportation employed for the heavier classes of goods, such as house furnish- ing articles, pictures, etc. That is the least expensive method. In Ordering Goods. Use your own method — that is, tell us in your own words just what you want. When ordering, sign your name in full, and tell us plainly where you want the goods shipped. Avenues, 59th to 60th Streets, N. Y. 6 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. The new Plate-marked Kind at 29c, 50c and 75c the box. The Imported Kind, so many kinds and styles that we can only give the prices— $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 the quire box. The Impressive Sheet for the man, with the "mannish" envelopes, at 50c, 75c and $1.25 the box. The Kind for the "Kiddies," and such sweet little sizes, some plain white, some with colored borders, and some with Kewpies very daintily printed on the sheet, at 35c, 50c and 75c the box. THE KIND SOLD BY THE POTJND "The Most Economical Way of Supplying Your Desk." FRENCH DIMITY, per pound package.. 20c Envelopes to match, per package of 25 8c LEXINGTON LINEN, per pound package 25c Envelopes to match, per package of 25 9c CARLETON LINEN, per pound package 35c Envelopes to match, 3 packages for 25c MOURNING WRITING PAPER, in various borders and qualities, from 25c the box to 85c. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS, handy and convenient for short notes, at 10c, 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c the box. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS, with initials, at 25c and 45c the box. In wonderful assortment are PLACE CARDS and MENUS, some hand- painted, some beautifully lithographed, and others with simple gilt edge, some in pink decorations and others in yellow; in fact, we have Place Cards in all colorings to match all table decorations. We have Brides and Grooms and Bride's Maids; and some with little Dutch designs for the little girl's party. DESK ACCESSORIES In Brass, in Nickel and in Glass, in complete sets, ranging in price from $2.00 to $25.00. In single pieces, Ink Stands, etc., from 25c to $19.75. Leather MEMORANDUM and ADDRESS BOOKS, from 10c to $1.50. ENGLISH PORTFOLIOS, made of fine leather, from $3.50 to $10. DESK BLOTTERS, leather corners, at 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 to $2.50, according to the size of the pad. "TOURIST" CASES, with sheet of paper and envelope combined, ideal for traveling, and very convenient should you remain at home; made in leather and also in cloth from 75c to $3.50. 9 Bloomingdales* Year Book and Diary for 1915. PLAYING CARDS, in all the popular makes, at, per package, from 10c to 50c. POKER CHIPS, per box of 100, from 33c to $2.50. BRIDGE SCORE PADS, from 10c to 25c. GAME BOXES, DOMINOES and CHESS, a very complete assortment, and all at moderate prices. LEATHER POCKET CHESS BOARD, including Chessmen, very con- venient for chess problem workers. $1.00. Additional Chessmen, per set, 25c. FOUNTAIN PENS — A complete assortment of all well-known fountain pens, including the fountain pen with the world-wide reputation, the IDEAL WATERMAN, from $2.50 to $25.00. From the very plain small pocket pen to the more elaborate, gold- trimmed desk or presentation pen. The "LEXINGTON" FOUNTAIN PEN bears our name, and that name stands for the quality of this "Fountain Pen," and the price is $1.00. This pen is made of hard rubber, fitted with a 14-karat gold pen-point, and can be carried in the pocket without any fear of leaking, as it is guaranteed absolutely non-leakable. The "LEXINGTON JUNIOR" is of the same construction, is very con- venient for a lady's purse, because it is a small size, and the price is also $1.00. The "OXFORD" is of the same construction, only the pen is larger, and the barrel for holding the ink is larger, and the price for same is $1.50. Same pen with two gold bands, $2.00. In the COMMERCIAL STATIONERY section is found a complete assortment of Blank Books, such as Ledgers, Day Books, Journals, Cash Books, canvas bound, sheepskin bound, with leather corners; also loose- leaf Ledgers; all moderately priced. A very complete assortment of FILING CARD INDEX SYSTEMS, also at moderate prices. COMPOSITION BOOKS and STUDENTS' NOTE BOOKS from 5c to 35c. LOOSE-LEAF UNIVERSITY BOOKS from 25c to 45c. THE LEXINGTON BOX FILE, strong and durable, 25c. THE CORPORATION BOX FILE, very convenient because it stands alone; price, 39c. Box of 250 excellent quality COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES, just the correct size for the business man, 6% government, per box, 25c. TYPEWRITER PAPER, made by one of the best mills, per box of 500 sheets, from 50c to $1.50. CARBON PAPER, per box of 100 sheets, from 50c to $2.75. A complete assortment of MEMORANDUM BOOKS, with pressed board covers, from 2c to 10c. A specialty are our HERCULES FIRE-PROOF SAFES, from the small family size to the larger sizes, from $10.00 to $85.00. If you so desire, we shall be pleased to mail you one of our safe catalogues, which gives the inside and outside dimensions, and also the approximate weight of each safe. 10 Bloomixgdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. A complete assortment of CASH BOXES, DEED and BOND BOXES, in japanned tin, from 45c to $2.00, according to the size and quality of the box. Our ENGRAVING SHOP is equipped with facilities for the prompt and careful execution of all orders for engraved stationery — Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Dinner Invitations, Reception and At Home Cards, Monogram and Address Dies, Crests and Coats of Arms, and all other forms of engraving, done in the most perfect style known to the art. Notwithstanding the fact that all orders are executed with the most scrupulous regard for the nicety of absolute style, our prices are extremely moderate. If sc desired, we shall be pleased to send you, at any time, our sample booklet of "Correct Stationery for Particular People." In this booklet are included the various styles of monogram and address dies, and N visiting card plates, also samples of writing papers which we carry in stcck. We make a specialty of Engraved Stationery for professional men, such as Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Removal Notices, Professional Cards, etc., all done at moderate prices for work of so high a degree of excellence. WATCH FOR OUR SPECIAL STATIONERY SALES! From time to time during the year we announce special Cut Price Bargain Sales in this Department, in which hundreds of stationery needfuls are offered at prices that almost compel you to purchase supplies for months ahead. Watch for these sales! They will be announced in our newspaper advertising, and a limited number of the special offerings will be listed in the announcement. Dozens — yes, hundreds — more will be found displayed in the Department. Remember that both at "sale" and other times, there are always many special items at cut prices in this as well as other sections of the store, that are not mentioned in our advertising. The ARTIST'S MATERIAL DEPARTMENT, located next to the Commercial Stationery Shop, is complete in every detail. Because of the innumerable number of items in this Artist's Material Department, it would be useless for us to quote any prices. We have arranged a pamphlet in which we have noted the special items that will interest every professional and amateur artist, and, upon request, we shall be very pleased to send you cne. The PHOTOGRAPH FRAME DEPARTMENT is located in the Lex- ington Avenue Art Arcade, and here we have grouped together a very unique and beautiful assortment of Photograph Frames, in leather, wood and French Bronze, white celluloid, sterling silver and imitation sterling silver, which we guarantee will not tarnish; from the simple little gold- plated frame to the more elaborate French Bronze frame with the Empire Trimmings, from 25c to $25.00. 11 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Immediately across the aisle from the Photo Frame Department is the section of • SMOKERS' Here is grouped SUPPLIES every possible need that any devotee of the weed could require. Space does not permit of listing more than a very few of the thousands of items, ranging from a Pipe Cleaner at lc to a Cigar Cabinet at $100.00. SMOKE CONSUMERS — For perfuming and disinfecting the air in the smoke room, at $2.50, $3.50 to $6.75 CIGAR CHESTS— Best select stock wood cases, hold 50, 100, 150, 200, 300 to 500 ci- gars, at $1.50, $1.95, $2.95 to 7.50 SMOKERS' SERVICE TRAYS with lamps, $4.95, $6.49 to 10.50 SMOKERS' IMPORTED NOV- ELTIES, 25c, 39c, 50c to. . . 12.50 MATCH SAFES, 25c, 48c, 69c, $1.00 to 4.50 CIGARETTE CASES, 25c, 48c, 69c, $1.00 to 7.50 PIPE RACKS, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 to 3.75 TOBACCO JARS, $1.00, $1.95, $2.50 to 2.95 SMOKERS' IMPORTED NOV- $1.95, $2.95 to 10.50 CIGAR LIGHTERS, 25c, 50c, $1.00 to 5.00 SMOKERS' SETS, 50c, $1.00, BRIAR PIPES, 25c, 39c, 50c, $2.50 to 9.50 75c to 7.50 MEERSCHAUM PIPES, $2.95, $3.95, $5.00 to 10.50 CALABASH PIPES, 45c, $1.00, $1.95 to 9.00 CIGAR HOLDERS, 69c, $1.00, $1.50 to. . 7.50 CIGARETTE HOLDERS, 50c, 85c, $1.00 to 4.50 Immediately adjoining this section is the Department of CUTLERY. Here — to take one section in illustration— We shears of every size and description. Fcr the dressmaker, tailor, embroiderer, manicurist, chiropodist, barber, banker, librarian, and fruit- erer. All the best makes are represented at prices ranging from 25c to $2.25. 12 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Pocket Knives, of course, in lavish assortment, from 25c to $5.50. Manicure Sets, $1.00 to $12.50. Our Barber Supply Department is among the largest and most com- plete in the city. All the best makes cf "straight" razors, from the 69c Wade & Butcher to the $4.50 "Rogers," from Sheffield. Safety razors, too, of every known kind, from 23c to $7.48. Also blades to fit them. Shaving brushes, strops, etc., by the dozen. We re-sharpen razor blades for safety razors for 25c the dozen, and make special prices to hotels, dressmakers, tailors, and storekeepers for the re-sharpening of their shears, knives, and edged tools. Leaving this section and ascending a short flight of broad marble steps, one enters the lighted gallery containing SEWING MACHINES. Here you will find "The Knickerbocker" and "Delight" Sewing Machines, names made fa- mous by Bloomingdales and ttieir own sterling merit. There are no better sewing machines made in the two classes represented and no matter what you pay, you cannot buy a better sewing machine than the "Delight." Prices average about half what you are asked to pay for nationally advertised macnines, distributed thic-ugh the costly agency system. These machines are built by one of the largest and oldest sewing machine companies in the world. Every machine is guaranteed for two generations. They are noiseless, and so simple that a child can operate- them. Prices range from $13.25 to $40.00. Step over - to the adjoining gallery and you are among an interesting display of PHOTO AND Here will be found everything for the ama- ELECTRIC SUPPLIES, teur photographer and much for the profes- sional. Cameras of recognized worth, the latest attachments, and most reliable chemicals and papers, meet the eye at all points. We specially mention Kodaks $6.00 and up, Brownies from $1.00 to $12.00. You may leave your negatives for development and printing with the assurance of receiving first-class work. Electrical household helps abound. Attached to the socket of a fixture from which an incandescent bulb has been removed, they are ready for immediate use. An electric flat-iron, at least, should be in every home served by electrical current. The chafing dishes and other helpful ar- ticles are useful far beyond their cost. You will be interested in our Luminous Radiators, $9.95 to $15.95, our Electric Irons priced $2.95 to $3.25, and in particular in our Electric Home Lamp, priced $2.69. Leaving this section and ascending a short flight of broad marble steps, one enters the handsome galleries devoted to MANICURING Hairdressing, and Chiropody. These sections are equipped with a corps of experts in constant attend- ance, and are fitted with the most modern and approved appliances. Prices are extremely moderate. 13 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. The Hair Goods section shows a most complete assortment of "Yvette" quality switches, transformations, pin curls, Psyche puffs, Pompadours, rolls, bangs, waves, etc., priced $1.00 to $18.00. Expert attendants will advise and assist you, free of charge, to arrive at the most becoming arrangement of your hair. Hair dyeing is a specialty. Our "special order" department fills orders promptly and exercises the greatest care in the matching of shades. Passing through these sections, enter the elevator, descend to the last stop and enter the large section, now much amplified and improved, devoted to AUTO SUPPLIES and Harness, etc. Owners have discovered in Bloom- ingdales an importment ally in the reduction of cost in the upkeep of their automobiles. The completest stocks are carried of all needs, whether for owner or chauffeur. Clothing, dusters, caps, gauntlet gloves, rubber and other coats, are ready-to-wear or will be made up to your order at short notice and at very moderate prices. In the tire section we carry all makes of tires and tubes, offered to our customers at a special discount. Among oils and greases we call your particular attention to the Bloomingdale Special Cup Grease and the Bloomingdale Special Fibre Transmission Grease, sold at 65c for the 5-lb. pail. Phone us or drop a postal card for the Bloomingdale Auto Supply Catalog. In the Harness section is found everything for the horse, stable, carriage, rider and driver, in the maximum of quality. A manufacturing and repair plant is operated on the 6th floor, in connection with this department. Both divisions are largely patronized by the riding acad- emies, horsemen and horsewomen in the vicinity of Central Park, and many others throughout the five boroughs and beyond. Immediately in front of the Auto Supply and Harness Department are the broad aisles devoted to WINES, LIQUORS The finest brands of imported and domestic bran- AND CIGARS. dies, whiskies, wines, liqueurs, cordials, malt liquors, mineral waters, etc., are well represented in the vis- ible stock. Immense vaults in the depths, far below the surface and the ken of visitors, are filled with huge tuns containing and aging royal vintages from Europe, champagnes from France, sherries from Spain, ports from Portugal, chianti from Italy, and the famous Rhine wines, clarets and Burgundies of Germany and Austro-Hungary. Our patrons are referred to page 83 of this book, where a partial price-list is printed. Located in another remote underground region is a washery and bottle-filling plant with a capacity of 2,000 bottles daily. Havana cigars, cigarettes and tobacco occupy a convenient corner. Quitting this department, we enter the GREAT PURE This huge assemblage of staple and fancy groceries, FOOD MART. teas and coffees, smoked and salted fish and meats, butter and cheese, pickles and sweets, delicacies and condiments, crackers and cakes, etc., etc., is of selected quality and free 14 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. from adulterants and impurities. A partial list, with prices, is to be found on page 83 in conjunction with the price-list of Wines and Liquors. FRESH MEATS, This is an important section of the Pure POULTRY AND GAME. Food Mart, fitted with marble counters and all the other accessories of a modern market of the first class. The refrigerators are fed from an ice-making plant lo- cated below street level, which keeps currents of freezing air in constant circulation around their contents, avoiding the excess of moisture conse- quent on the use of ice. Exclusively the best cuts of eastern and western meats, poultry and game are handled here. Orders given over the telephone are handled by a special force of butchers, and delivery is made on the shortest notice by our Special Delivery System. Particulars of special offerings, whether of meats, fish, or vegetables, will be found in the Bloomingdale adver- tising on Fridays. FRESH FRUITS The productions of nearby farms in New York, AND VEGETABLES. New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and choice selec- tions from California, Florida, Georgia, South Car- olina, Virginia and the West Indies are received and dispersed daily in another important section of the Pure Food Mart. FISH FROM THE The finest fish that swim, fresh from the Atlantic, FISHING FLEET, are received daily and immediately placed in chilling boxes. A freezing atmosphere, relatively free from moisture, is introduced from an artificial ice plant of the latest con- struction. Every precaution is taken to assure delivery in unimpaired freshness and flavor. After you have visited the specialty booths and food demonstrations, step on an elevator, get off on the next floor, and enter the section de- voted to ART EMBROIDERY and fancy articles. The pretty things shown here are the selection of Bloomingdales' art special- ists from home and foreign markets. Dainty art needle-work from Paris, peasant embroidery from French, Belgian and Austrian provinces, and novelties from everywhere, will attract your attention and loosen your purse strings. Immediately fronting you as you pass through the Art Embroidery Department is the section given up to UNTRIMMED Here is to be found the latest dictate of Milady MILLINERY. Fashion in shape of hat and nature of trimming. The grateful appreciation of our customers of Bloomingdale styles and quality, is responsible for the ranid growth and great extent both of this section and of the Trimmed Millinery Department immedi- ately above it on the Second Floor. Immediately adjoining the Un- trimmed Millinery is the 15 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. BOOK DEPARTMENT. All the new books, magazines and fashion reviews are here on the day of publication. Sub- scription sets may be bought at any time considerably below regular prices. One of the new features is the Circu- lating Library. You can join it and draw any of the new books of fiction, paying two cents for each day they are in your possession. The Book Department proper car- ries a particularly wide assortment of books on all subjects. The stock in- cludes all the standard works on Drama, Poetry, Music, Cooking, Health, Care and Feeding of Children, Art, Travel, Collecting, Decorating, etc., and a full and complete line of Dictionaries, Maps, Atlases and other reference books. All the new and popular fiction will be found here the* day it is published. Many of our customers have standing orders here for new novels by their WW WW favorite authors, novelized plays, etc. This service is open to any of our cus- tomers, free of charge. Our Fiction Stocks are at all times very large; the popular reprint editions alone offer 1,500 titles to choose from. Prices range from 44c to $1.50. We make a specialty of supplying hard-to-find books, fiction out of print and standard works. Try us on some long wanted book. Particular attention is called to our library sets of standard authors. These are chosen with especial care as to completeness in text, large, clear type and attractive bindings. Prices range from $2.80 to $25.50. Other sets in fine hand binding up to $155.00. For the Young Folks and Little Tots there is a wide range of Fairy Tales. Animal Books. Paint Books, Nursery Rhymes and simply-told editions of the classic stories. For the older children there are School, College, Sports, Travel and Adventure Stories in almost endless variety. Prices from 5c to $3.50. Our stock of religious articles is one of the finest in the city. Included are: Rosaries from 19c to $24.00; Bibles from 59c to $6.50; Prayers and Hymnals, 65c to $2.48; Crucifixes from 15c to $3.48. In addition, we cany a variety of Scapular Medals, Religious Pictures, Night Lights, Holy Water Bottles, Rosary Cases, etc. 16 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Leaving the Book Department, one enters the section given up to DRESS TRIMMINGS. It is our pride to keep this section at the very climax of completeness and comprehensiveness, and the absence of the commonplace and passe cannot fail to attract the attention of the critical. Buyers in Paris are always in the market for novelties in dress trimmings and keep Bloomingdales in constant touch with foreign modes. Cross the aisle and enter the section devoted to NOTIONS AND An infinity of little things embraced under this head SMALLWARES. bulk large in an entire section extending from the mass- ive arched entrance on 59th Street all the way back to the bank and abutting on the heavily laden perfumery counters. The threads and sewing silks, and the buttons are conspicuous in the mass and no difficulty is ever experienced in matching shades or obtain- ing what is desired in dress buttons from these generous and comprehen- sive stocks. TOILET GOODS Perfect purity and high quality is the goal sought AND DRUGS. and achieved by this department. We never sacrifice quality for price, and the strict maintenance of this principle is reflected in the vast size to which this department has grown. The RUBBER GOODS section is complete with the most practical articles, such as Bulb or Fountain Syringes, Hot Water Bottles, in plain red, white or chocolate colored rubber, and flannel covered; also Metal Water Bottles. Nose and Throat ATOMIZERS, Nebulizers, Nipples, Air Cushions, Ice Caps, Tourist Cases (rubber lined), Fountain Syringe Tubing; in fact, everything that should be kept in a good Rubber Goods Department. Our SPONGE DEPARTMENT comprises many different kinds of Sponges, such as Mandrukas from the Mediterranean Sea, ranging in price from 19c to $5.00. Florida also gives us Sponges suitable for painters, factories, house- hold and boat use. These range in prices from 15c to $1.50. We have a large variety of Silk and Cup Sponges, ranging in prices from 10c to $1.98; ELEPHANT EAR SPONGES in large variety, and LOOFAHS, the long grass sponge, 5c and 10c. Our THERMOS BOTTLE SECTION is complete with Thermos Bottles, Carafes, Pitchers, Flasks, Jugs, Food Jars, Leather Cases (double or single), Lunch Kits, at regular prices. We also import a one-pint Vacuum Bottle, guaranteed to keep liquids hot for 24 hours and cold for 48 hours. We make a specialty of these bottles. 75c. Our CELLULOID and FRENCH AND ENGLISH IVORY DEPART- MENT embraces a very extensive line, at very reasonable prices. 17 Bloomingdales* Year Book and Diary for 1915. Our PERFUME and TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT is also complete in every detail. We handle every well-known line of all the French and English Manufacturers, such as Coty, Houbigant, Piver, Lubin, Pinaud, Brescher. Painfeau, Roger & Gallet, Le Grande, Dartan, Rigaud, Crown Perfumery Go. of England; also all the well-known makers of the United States. In this section are Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Sachets, Lotions, Creams, Face Powders, Rouges, Cosmetics, etc., etc.; in fact, we can supply you with any make known, whether it comes from any foreign manufacturers or the United States. The same can be said of our DRUG and PATENT MEDICINE DEPARTMENTS, and also our PRESCRIPTION DEPART- MENT. You will probably save both time and money by coming to Bloomingdale Bros, first for all drug store goods. Our large trade keeps our stock ever changing and fresh. We take great pains in our buying. We demand the best, and expect our customers to do the same. We guarantee satisfaction. Our PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT is under the supervision of licensed pharmacists at all times, and our drugs and chemicals used in the filling of prescriptions are guaranteed to be fresh and the best that money can buy. We also have a separate section for MOTH and INSECT PREVENTA- TIVES, such as tar paper, tar bags, gum camphor, all camphorline prep- arations, insect powders, moth balls, sulphur candles, formaldehyde, can- dles, moth chests, and all kinds of disinfectants. We specially recommend our Toilet Articles, Drugs and Medi- cines, put up in our own laboratories, under perfect sanitary conditions, by expert chemists. We manufacture under the name "Suprena" a very extensive line, including perfumes, toilet waters, sachets, cold creams, peroxide creams, lotions, hair tonics, shampoos, face and talcum powders, drugs and medicines, etc., etc.; in fact, over 500 different preparations. Bloomingdale Bros, stand back of and guarantee every preparation turned out of their laboratory. If not satisfied with any of these prepara- tions, kindly bring it back to us, and we will gladly refund your money. We have at four different seasons of the year, a very large and ex- tensive sale, which comprises almost every article in our Toilet Goods Department, and during these sales our prices are greatly reduced. If you will kindly send us your address, we shall be pleased to mail you an itemized list of all these wonderful values, which we want you to take advantage of. Our BRUSH SECTION is very extensive. This department includes hair brushes, military brushes, tooth brushes, nail brushes, cloth and hat brushes and complexion brushes. W^e handle all well-known brands, including Kent's English Brushes, Pearson's English Hair Brushes. Ideal Brushes, Cleanwell Brushes, Keep Clean Brushes, Whiting Adams Brushes, Godiva Brushes, etc., and we also import large quantities of all kinds of brushes from Japan. 18 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Hair Brushes range in price from 25c to $6.00. Tooth Brushes range in price from 10c to 50c. In the MANICURE SECTION we keep a very large supply of files, buffers, scissors, orange sticks, cuticle knives, pastes, polishes, powders, nail acids for removing spots from the nails. Our files and scissors are made of the very finest steel, in many different styles, and are marked at very reasonable prices. THE BANKING largely patronized, is the next point of interest. It DEPARTMENT, is readily accessible to visitors and employees from the interior, and a special entrance on 59th Street permits the transaction of business without the necessity of entering any other department. In addition to accepting accounts subject to check, the bank carries "Special" accounts. This savings branch of the bank pays 4 per cent, per annum on deposits. It is well patronized by employees and the public. Special care is taken of women clients, and their comfort is studied. Naturally the Bloomingdale Bank is popular with women. There they avoid the worry and trouble usually incident to banking. Letters of credit are issued to travelers. Foreign monies are bought, sold and ex- changed. The sale of drafts on Europe is very large. In view of the Banking Depart- ment is the delightfully odorous and always beautiful DEPARTMENT OF In the peri- CUT FLOWERS. ods of great annual floral displays, culminating in the Easter Pageant, thousands of visitors pass through its handsome portals and the overflowing greenhouses on the roof. That this is a florist shop of the first rank is apparent at a glance. Heavy plate glass show cases are lit up by interior incan- descent lights. The beautiful cut flowers they contain are kept fra- grant and unsullied by currents of "^J^ chilled air. A large staff is em- ployed in preparing artistic floral pieces and for service at banquets, 19 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. weddings and other affairs where floral decorations are extensively used. The only difference between exclusive florists and Bloomingdales is in prices, the Bloomingdale Flower Shop duplicating the best work of the best florists at fully 50 per cent. less. Leave the Flower Shop by the rear exit and walk across to the Accom- modation Offices on the 60th Street side of the Main Floor, which includes any other department. TELEPHONE Telegraph and Office. Money Orders are issued from BOOTHS. this Post Office. THE MAIL ORDER which serves out-of-town patrons promptly and DEPARTMENT, intelligently, has an office opposite the Post Office for the accommodation of a staff of competent shippers filling orders through the mails. Out-of-town patrons receive, through these trained buyers, the same careful attention and consideration they would receive if present in person. If your name is not enrolled as a charge customer of Bloomingdales, make application in an adjoining office where CHARGE ACCOUNTS A charge account is desirable for many rea- ARE OPENED. sens, not least of which is the time saved in making change. The privilege is always open to responsible parties. In this vicinity is THE CONTRACT If you represent an institution or have a house, DEPARTMENT. hotel or yacht to furnish, state your requirements to the Contract Department and get an estimate. Homes, offices, ships, clubs and institutions are furnished and oufitted in every particular through the Bloomingdale Contract Department. Passing the Information Desk, Parcel Desk and other conveniences, a large arch just beyond the office of the Superintendent and General Manager opens into the RIBBON This charming section is rapidly taking on an DEPARTMENT. added importance, for Fashion has used Ribbons very extensively this season, and promises to make greater use of them (if possible) for the coming season. Everything shown in Ribbons will be found in this section; all the novelty Brocaded Velvets, Brocaded Taffetas, wenderful collections of Roman Stripes and Plaids, and all of the new black and white ideas. Here too are all kinds of Moire, both plain and fancy effects, all of the new Gros-grain, Taffeta and Faille Ribbons, and Velvet Ribbons in all widths and shades; a full assortment of several grades of Satin and dcuble faced Satins, in all widths and at many prices. We have a corps of experienced bow and girdle makers, and will make up these articles of ribbons purchased from us. These competent people are clever in suggesting new ideas and different uses of ribbons to patrons. 20 Rloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. A splendid showing of all kinds and styles of wash Ribbons for lingerie will be found here. We are constantly in touch with the foreign markets and all new ideas are shown here first, in the city. Immediately adjoining the Ribbons is a very large section devoted to the HANDKERCHIEFS. A careful inspection of this Department will delight the heart and please the eye of the con- noisseur in the dainty and pretty mouchoirs that Milady affects. Here is shown everything in the way of handkerchiefs, from the humble bandana to the daintiest creation of lace and embroidery. For men — all styles of plain and initialed handkerchiefs, all the new cross-bar effects, and all the novelties in colored handkerchiefs, as well as a very large assortment of silks. For women — everything, from plain hemstitched handkerchiefs to dainty creations of real lace, and Alpensahl and Madeira Embroidery, with all the intermediate grades. Here will be found the new crepe-de-chine and China Silk handker- chiefs, which are now so much in vogue, as well as the plain and em- broidered glove handkerchief. For boys and girls — we have a full assortment of ail kinds of hand- kerchiefs for these important members of the family. Making our own importations and being constantly in the foreign markets enables us to offer styles that are as new and desirable as they are low in price. Turn from the Handkerchiefs to the spacious Department of WOMEN'S Here is a wonderful showing of the very latest NECKWEAR. American and European styles, including all of the new marabout and ostrich feather novelties, and a special collection of scarfs and shawls of crepe-de-chine and real lace, in black and white. The section devoted to guimpes is most compre- hensive, and includes many original models from abroad. The Depart- ment is rounded out by almost numberless styles in Vestees, Plauen collar and cuff sets, real lace neckwear, rufflings and pleatings in Oriental effects, and linen collars and cuffs. This Department, perhaps to as large an extent as any in the store, illustrates the manner in which Bloomingdales spares no effort or expense to keep abreast of the fashion of the moment. Novelties are seen here as soon as anywhere in New York — and not seldom sooner — for our expert is ever on the watch to provide for and even anticipate Milady's whims in smart neckwear. Immediately across the way are the broad counters given up to the Department of 21 B'LOOMINGD ALES' YEAR BOOK AND DlARY FOR 1915. LEATHER GOODS. This is well worth the atten- tion of the New Yorker of today, who depends upon it for the latest Paris, London and Vienna novelties in hand bags, purses, opera bags, and the like. In the hand bag section are hundreds of styles and sizes, of which we men- tion a very few only: PARTY BAGS, silk moire, 6 gilt fittings; $2.95 and $3.95 LEATHER HAND BAGS, in all leathers, 97c, $1.49, $1.95 to.. 42.00 SILK MOIRE HAND BAGS, 97c, $1.49, $1.95 to 15.00 VELVET BAGS, $1.95, $2.50, $2.95 to 10.00 LACE RUGS (imported), $1.00, $2 50 to 7.50 BEADED BAGS (imported), $1.00, $1.50, $1.95 to 25.00 WATCH BAGS $3.95, $4.95 to.. 25.00 FITTED OVERNIGHT BAGS, $10.50, $12.50 to 42.00 PARTY or WEEK-END BEAUTY CASES, 35 or more styles, in- cluding the latest imported models, fashionable leathers, silk lining, gilt and German silver fittings; some have watch fitting, $3.95, $4.95 up to $1.95, $2.50, $2.95, $3.00, 25.00 A special section devoted to HAND BAGS 97c This is well known to all women. It is known as the "Better Bag at 97c," because the leather, the frame, the lining, fittings and handle are of the quality usually found in bags selling at a higher price. There are 25 styles in the assortment. In the men's section of the Leather Goods Store we mention the following: Letter Cases, 59c to $5.00 Card Cases, 69c to 4.50 Memo Books, 39c to 7.00 Bill Books, 25c to 3.95 Collectors' Books, 50c to 5.50 Pass Cases, 15c to 2.95 Cigar Cases, 85c to 8.50 Cigarette Cases, 85c to 3.75 Brief Cases, $1.95 to 9.95 Sample Kit Cases (to order) $8.95 to $12.75 Office Mail Pouches, $3.75 to. . 9.50 Money Bags, $4.95 to 5.55 Parcel Post Bags, $5.50 to... 9.95 Letter Carrier Satchel, can- vas 3.95 All Leather 8.50 Bond Bags, $4.95 to 6.95 22 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Lawyers' Brief Cases 11.25 Messenger Satchel, $2.95 to.. 5.95 Flasks, 59c to 3.50 Electricians' Tool Bag 9.95 Collar Bags, 50c to 5.95 Western Union Tool Bag, Coat Hanger Sets, 50c to 2.50 $4.95 to 6.50 Tie Racks. $1.00 to 7.50 Laundry Bags, $3.95 to 9.25 Military Brush Sets, 59c to... 4 50 Mason's Tool Bag, $1.75 to.. 2.05 Suit Cases, $1.00 to 37.50 Document Cases, $4.50 to 8.95 Pay Boll Bags, 12-in. to 20-in., Travelling Bags, $2.95 to 37.50 $10.50 to 14.95 There is also a new section for FITTED HONEYMOON and TOURIST SETS in the newest imported models; styles for men and women, con- sisting of fix-up needfuls, while you stay from home, including hair hrush, comb, mirror and other fittings: some are gilt and silver finished: others real and imitation ebony and imitation ivory; at $1.25, $1.95, $2.95, $3,95, $4.95 to $35.00. Our SUIT CASE and TRAVELING BAG section is one of the busiest in the city. In this section you will find an unlimited variety of bags and suit cases of every type, stvle and size: 12-inch to 30-inch; best selected stock leathers, as cowhide, real seal and walrus, and the good substantial grained leathers, and hundreds of reed, cane and matting suit cases. SUIT CASES— Real Matting. Reed. Cane. Enameled Duck. Cowbide. Seal, Walrus; the better are fitted. At $1.25, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 to $37.50. TOTTRTST BAGS— Tan and Black: Walrus Grain. Cowhide. Real Seal, Real Walrus, Football Leather, Pigskin; $2.95, $3. 95, $4.95 to $37.50. A few words about BEADED BAGS. Probably 90<£ of all the Beaded Bags sold all over the world come from a mountain district of Saxony, not over ten miles in area - thev are not made in a factory, but in houses, and the industrv is confined to manv small producers, each making a certain stvlp and coloring; and from these our buyer makes a selection, purchasing them in vast assortments. That is the reason why we can make decisive savings on every beaded bag we sell. The prices are $1.00, $1.50, $1.95, $2.50, $2.95 up to $25.00. A SPECIAL SECTION DEVOTED TO TRAVELERS' NEEDS LEATHER PULLMAN SLIPPERS, in cases, at $1.00, $1.50 to $2.95 COAT HANGF1R SETS, at 50c. $1.00, $1.50 to 2.95 CLOTHES BRUSHES, in cases, at 50c to • 11.50 TIE RACKS, at $1.00 to 7.50 MIRRORS, in cases, at $1.69 to 4.25 FLASKS, with cup attached, at 59c to 3.50 FOLDING DRINKING CUPS, in cases, at 19c to 5.00 COLLAR BAGS at 50c to 5.00 MONEY and JEWEL BELTS and POCKETS at 15c to 2.00 JEWEL and TRTNKET CASES at $1.50 to 10.00 TOURIST BAG, $2.95 to 37.50 SUTT CASES at $1.00 to 37.50 LUNCH SETS at $2.25 to 50.00 TRUNK STRAPS. 7 ft. to 10 ft., at 50c to 1.50 CARRY- ALLS at $2.98 to 4.95 23 Bloomingdalils' Year Book and Diary for 1915. FITTED DRESSING CASES at $1.25 to 35.00 BOTTLE SETS at 59c to 6.75 MEDICINE CASES at 59c to 6.75 We make to order and repair leather goods in all branches, from a small purse to a suit case. Should your hand bag need remodelling or a new frame, new handle, new lining, extra pockets, new Jock or refinishing, bring it to us; the cost will be trifling. Recollect that we make to order any kind of case, bag or receptacle you may require, at most moderate prices. Our newly enlarged WOMEN'S BELT SECTION is showing unusual variety in all the prevailing styles, including moires, velvets, crepe-de- chine, crepe meteor, messalines, suedes, kids, patent leathers, calf, silk elastic, steel-studded elastic, hand embroidered, hand beaded and hand painted; black and white and all the season's new colors; prices range from 25c, 39c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 up to $9.95. We specialize on belts for stout women and make belts to order to match costumes of any color. Mourning belts to order. At this point the eye will be attracted by a handsome display of SILVER PLATE, in- cluding a complete as- sortment of quadruple silver - plated hollow ware, tea sets, coffee sets, vegetable and bak- ing dishes, sugar and creamers, meat platters, gravy bowls, crumb sets, sandwich, bread and cake trays, relish dishes, etc., at attrac- tive prices. Also a com- plete line of flat ware from such prominent makers as Rogers, Onei- da Community, Ameri- can Silver Co., etc. We will repair, re plate and refinish your silver at moderate prices; estimates cheei- fully furnished. On sil ver articles at $1.00 or over, we will engrave one letter free of charge. 24 Bloom i ngd ales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. WM. A. ROGERS— W. R. BRAND Tea Spoons, per dozen 98 Table Spoons, per dozen 1.96 Dessert Spoons, per dozen 1.73 Dessert Forks, per dozen 1.78 Medium Forks, per dozen 1.96 Medium Knives, per dozen 2.78 Dessert Knives, per dozen 2.58 WM. A. ROGERS— SECTIONAL PLATE Tea Spoons, per dozen $1.38 Table Spoons, per dozen 3.78 Dessert Spoons or Forks, per dozen 3.38 Medium Forks or Knives, or Dessert Knives, per dozen 3.96 WM. ROGERS & SONS— SECTIONAL PLATE Tea Spoons, per dozen $2.38 Table Spoons, per dozen 4.76 Dessert Spoons or Forks, per dozen .• 3.96 Medium and Dessert Knives, per dozen 4.38 4-PIECE QUADRUPLE PLATE TEA SETS $5.00 Plain polished, fancy border; set consists of Tea Pot, Sugar, Creamer and Spoon Holder. Other Sets, $5.98 to 25.00 10-inch SANDWICH TRAYS, in pierced designs $2.00 Others, 98c to 5.5C BREAD TRAYS, good weight, engraved centers $1.49 Others at $1.00 to 5.00 7-inch FERN DISHES, pierced design, copper lining $1.25 Others at $1.00 to 8.95 VEGETABLE DISHES with two compartments, highly burnished and engraved $7.50 Others at $3.98 to 10.00 Immediately adjoining this department is one that will delight the heart of every woman — that of the VEILINGS, ruchings, etc. This section is a veritable fairyland of dainty novelties, reflecting the latest dictates of fashion. Kept in constant and close touch with the foreign fashion centers, this department shows always a wonderful assortment of the latest effects. Deserving of special mention are the "crackle" and "mysterious" meshes, the "Mona Lisa" triangle-shaped veils, the new slant meshes, and the popular hairline meshes. Together with the dotted veilings, chiffon veils and veilings, are shown a collection of very chic auto caps, hats, and veils. Mourning veils and veilings form a special section. A mezzanine floor to the left is devoted to the Department of 25 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. SURGICAL and sick-room comforts. Many of New York's leading INSTRUMENTS physicians and surgeons are numbered among the patrons of this department. As manufacturers and importers, Bloomindales' prices are approximately 50 per cent, less than those fixed by retail dealers. Everything modern science has produced for the relief and comfort of the sick may be bought in this store of many wonders. As 90% of all surgical instruments are made abroad, we send our buyer to Europe periodically to test and import the very best obtainable. Comprehensive stocks are carried here of dressings, sutures, rubber goods, glassware, steel porcelain ware, surgical bags, sterilizers, maternity outfits, gowns and coats, elastic hosiery, invalid accessories, etc. We specialize, too, in the repairing of surgical instruments. Descending from the mezzanine, one encounters immediately the SODA FOUNTAIN — a handsome construction of marble, German silver. and onyx. At this fountain we serve only the purest of fruit drinks and creams, made from fresh, luscious fruit, and you need not fear that any substitutes or coloring chemicals are ever used in their preparation. You will enjoy your stop at our Soda Fountain, for the following reasons: 1. We prepare all soda and cream on our own premises, and select with discriminating care all the ingredients used. 2. You will receive prompt and attentive service, from girls dressed in clean white aprons and neat little caps. 3. Whe^FWe selected our location for the Soda Fountain, we did so with a view to making it one of the pleasantest in the store, and we are certain that we have succeeded, as even on an extremely warm day, you will find it comfortably cool here. The list of drinks we serve is too long to be printed here, but below we mention a few of the many delicious and nutritious preparations, to give you an idea of what we serve: Delicious Frappes Nourishing Egg Drinks Iced Drinks Coco-Cola Phosphates Moxie Ice Cream Sodas All kinds of Milk Drinks Immediately adjacent to our Soda Fountain is the Department of CONFECTIONERY — which with good reason has been termed the ' Pal- ace of Sweets." Owing to the increase of business in our Candy Shop, we have found it necessary to keep a larger and more varied stock of choicest candies, novelties, doylies and favors, than one would think possible. WE MAKE OUR OWN HOME-MADE CANDIES. From the White Kitchen on the 6th Floor, our Candy Shop is supplied with delicious home- made sweets, all of which are made of the purest, freshest and best ingre- dients obtainable. 26 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. You never saw prettier packages of Chocolates than our favorite "HOME OF TRUTH" CHOCOLATES. They're almost as inviting as the sweetmeats within; packed Y2, 1, 2 and 5 pounds in a box, at 25c to $5.00. They include almost every kind of chocolate possible; fillings of nuts, fruits, creams, etc. "HOME OF TRUTH" CHOCOLATES means fresh- ness and purity. Thanks to Parcels Post, you can now send a pound box of "HOME OF TRUTH" CHOCOLATES anywhere within fifty miles for 6c. We make a specialty of salted nuts, such as almonds, walnuts, pecans, pistachio, and peanuts, which are always fresh. We are headquarters for finest imported CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS— limes, apricots, pears, plums, cherries and pineapples, which are essential for decorating tarts and used for making ice cream and delicious desserts. We have become famous for our LACE PAPER DOYLIES. Here you will find almost an unlimited variety of new and original designs, in every shape — square, oval, oblong and round — and sizes from 3 inches to 18 inches. Our new LACE DOYLIES are made so much like real lace and real linen, that they deceive the most observant person; at, per gross, from 10c to $2.50, according to size and design. Another branch of our CONFECTIONERY STORE is devoted to PICNIC NEEDS, as paper plates, paper napkins, drinking cups, waxed paper for sandwiches, and tin ice cream spoons. For CATERING PUR POSES, we offer a complete line of frills, skeivers, pie collars and sherbet cups, etc. For WEDDINGS we offer favors, cake boxes and paper bells, and we sell BIRTHDAY CANDLES and BUD CANDLE HOLDERS and CAKE ORNAMENTS. SNAPPING MOTTOES are here in various colors and sizes, containing caps, snappers and toys; these are very amusing. For every NATIONAL HOLIDAY of the year, we make special displays of appropriate novelties, which can be used for any and every occasion that requires a souvenir. This also includes Whist, Engagement and Graduation Parties and Weddings. We have these favors in large varie- ties and quantities so that anyone desiring a large amount can be supplied at once. 5c upwards. TWO MOST IMPORTANT HOLIDAYS IN OUR CANDY SHOP are EASTER and CHRISTMAS. A month previous to Easter we show EASTER NOVELTIES. Here you will see hundreds of new ideas in FUZZY BUNNIES that talk, dance and jump; CHICKS IN COOPS, CRYING BABES IN EGGS, FANCY EGGS, and other novelties too numer- ous to mention. 5c upwards. At CHRISTMAS TIME, a special booth is erected for taking and filling orders from large institutions, churches, schools and organizations for CHRISTMAS MIXED CANDIES; sold in 5-pound boxes; 30-pound pails or in barrels; all packed fresh on day of sale. We give CHRISTMAS BOXES gratis with each order for 5 pounds or more. 27 BiLOOMINGDALES' YEAR BOOK AND DlARY FOR 1915. OUR CHRISTMAS TOY-FILLED STOCKINGS contain excellent assort- ments of toys, games, picture books, mottoes, whistles, musical toys, dolls and others both amusing and instructing; 10c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. MEN and their interests are studied in our great Men's Store, on Third Avenue and 60th Street, with separate entrances which permit men to make their purchases without traversing other departments. Everything fashionable in men's, youth's and boys' furnishings is to be found here at all seasons. The men's, youths' and boys' clothing forms a separate great store in itself on the floor above, and will be referred to further on. ■< This complete Furnishing Store offers all the excellence of the most exclusive haberdashery shops at prices conspicuously less. Neckwear and collars, distinctively high-class dress, semi-dress and negligee shirts, and plain styles for practical men, bath robes, sweaters, pajamas, night shirts, underwear, canes, suspenders, garters, etc., etc., in fact everything worn by men and boys is shown in prodigal assortments. Suggestions only can be given here of the variety and prices: Black, White and Grey Ties and Scarfs for full dress and tuxedo and afternoon wear; 25c, 50c, $1.00, $1.50 each. All the latest novelties in Four-in-Hand Scarfs, made from rich silks and crepes; 50c. and $1.00 each. All the newest and latest high-grade Imported Silk Scarfs; $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 each. A complete line of Black Neckwear in Barathea, Gros Grain and Satin; all the newest shapes; 50c and $1.00. Men's Black, Tan and Grey Leather Belts; 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, 1.50 and $2.00. Complete line of Suspenders; 25c, 50c, $1.00. All the newest shapes and styles of Men's and Boys' Arrow Brand Collars; 15c; $1.50 dozen. Men's Night Shirts and Pajamas; Men's Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts, with or without collar; 49c, 75c, $1.00. A complete line of Madras, Percale, and Silk Mixed Pajamas in fancy and plain colors; 98c, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.50. Boys' Madras and Percale Pajamas; 48c, 79c, 98c. Men's and Boys' Athletic Shirts and Pants; 49c and 98c each. Men's Plain and Fancy Knitted All- Wool Sweaters; $1.98 to $5.98 each. MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT Complete line of Madras and Percale Soft and Stiff Cuff Shirts; 59c, 78c, 98c. Shirts made from Imported Madras, Silk Stripes and Russian Cords; $1.50 each. Shirts with the pure tub silk fronts and cuffs, with mercerized bodies to match; $1.50 each. 28 Bloomixgdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Shirts of pure silk, the newest pattern in stripes, with satin stripes and cords; $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, $6.98. The latest novelties in shirts for full dress and tuxedo wear; plain linen and pique bosoms: also pure silk with the plaited and ruffled bosoms; $1.50 to $6.00. A complete line of extra large body shirts for stout men — soft or stiff cuffs; $1.50 and $2.00. MEN'S AND YOUTHS' The best brands of England and America UNDERWEAR. are shown in the large section devoted to the sale of men's and youths' underwear, and bear the most celebrated trade-marks. Prices are 20 to 30 per cent, lower than elsewhere for identical brands. MEN'S AND The Men's Hat Store carries a bountiful stock of YOUTHS' HATS. correct styles at all seasons, the productions of lead- ing makers at home and abroad. You can depend upon finding the latest in silk and opera hats and the newest variations in derbies and soft hats. At a counter nearby a courteous clerk will accept your order for CLEANING The high reputation of the dyeing and cleaning AND DYEING. branch of Bloomingdales' is founded on the unvarying high quality of its work and prompt deliveries. You may entrust any item in your wardrobe, from kid gloves to evening dresses, to the care and efficiency of this department, with perfect con- fidence in the result. The most delicate fabrics are thoroughly cleansed and refreshed by new processes, and returned to you perfectly restored and entirely free from odor. Men's Clothing Cleaned and Scoured. This is an important and popular branch of the Bloomingdale Clothing Shop. Men may send their clothes here to be cleaned and scoured and feel absolutely assured that they will be guarded against loss. The character of the work will please the most critical. Deliveries will be made promptly. If you have clothes which need cleaning or scouring let us know. We call for and deliver all orders. Lace Curtains and Blankets Restored. The only method of restoring them to a condition of absolute cleanliness and a state equal to newness is employed by our experts. Charges for rendering the service are ex- ceedingly moderate. Nottingham Lace Curtains, cleaned, pair 50 Irish Point. Antique, Renaissance, Arabian, Tambour. Brussels, and Ruffled Curtains, pair 75 Point Arab Lace Curtains, pair 75 to 1.25 Bonne Femme Curtains, each 1.00 to 1.50 Bed Sets. Ruffled, each 1.50 to 2.50 Blankets, made mothproof and fluffy, like new, pair 75 29 BiLOOMINGDALES' YEAR BOOK AND DlARY FOR 1915. A post or phone message will promptly bring one of our wagons for the goods you desire to have cleaned. LINENS, WASH GOODS, A large space under the rotunda and adjoin BED CLOTHES, ETC. ing sections is devoted to these indispensable household goods. Bed and table linens of the highest quality, from Belgium, France and Ireland, together with a very comprehensive showing of best American makes, as well as blankets, comfortables, bed spreads, sheets, pillow cases, muslins and washable dress fabrics. We are ready at all times to supply every need from that of the modest fiat to the largest hotel or institution. In illustration of our low prices we mention Tablecloths, 2x2 yards, at $1.95 to $5.50. In 2 x 2V 2 yards size, $2.45 to $6.75. In 2 x 3 yards size, $2.95 to $7.75. Larger cloths in proportion. Napkins from 78c the dozen to $8.95. DECORATIVE LINENS Our Decorative Linens form a wonderful collection. Beautiful Scarfs, Shams, Centrepieces, Doylies up to large Tablecloths, are shown here. We have Cluny, Arabian, German and Antique, also Madeira hand-embroid- ered Linens. DOMESTICS In the DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT are Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed Spreads, Blankets, Comfortables, Feather Pillows and Steamer Rugs. All of the famous brands of Sheets and Pillow Cases in all wanted sizes. (Sheets 54 x 90 to 90 x 108; Pillow Cases 42 x 36 to 54 x 38^.) A full assortment of Bed Spreads, Blankets, Comfortables and Steamer Rugs, always specially priced. In the Towel Section will be found a very wide assortment, including both foreign and domestic make, and also Dish, Glass and Hand Toweling by the yard. We have always on hand a full line of Tea Cloths, Glass Cloths, Dish Cloths, Pantry Cloths. All of the above have the name woven in border. Domestic Towels from $1.00 doz. to $2.16 doz. Imported Towels from $3.00 doz. to $15.00 doz. SPECIAL SALES IN THESE DEPARTMENTS From time to time we announce Special Sales in Bed and Table Linens and other allied household needs of the character mentioned above, in which prices are slashed to the bone. Watch for them. Hotels, institutions, etc., will find it especially profit- able to buy large quantities in such Sales at Bloomingdales. Remember, however, that both at "Sale" and other times, there are always very specially priced offerings on display and sale, that are not mentioned in our advertising owing to lack of space. Step away from our Linen section to the spacious Department given up to 30 Bloom ingdales* Vear Book and Diary for 1915. SILKS AND The finest foreign and American weaves are shown DRESS GOODS, in this well lit and well stocked section. Importing European silks direct and obtaining American supplies from first hands, Bloomingdales quote prices impossible to most stores. There is always a particularly fine array of colorings and designs in imported dress goods on display in this section. The rich fabrics of the present day, with their shimmering shades challenging the rainbow, and the deepest Plutonian blacks, both in silk and wool, may be seen here at their best. Never in the history of the store were our stocks as complete in quantity, quality, de- signs and colorings as they are now, and we call your special atten- tion to our rich impor- tations of different ef- fects from our own Eu- ropean Office, where every piece is carefully examined, and the very best of style selected. A few suggestions in silks and satins are given : Satins in every im- aginable color, yard wide, prices ranging from $1.00 up to $2.50 per yard. Yard wide all Silk Brocaded Linings, in several designs and col- /f^orings; prices from ""$1.50 up to $2.50 per r yard. r C Yard wide all Silk Messaline (Our Stand- ard), seventy-five colors to select from, also black; 89c to $1.00 per yard. 26-inch all silk Satin de Luxe, very firm and serviceable, for every purpose. Rich lustre; colors and black; $1.00 to $1.50 per yard. 40-icch Liberty finish Charmeuse (one of best numbers), in every new and up-to-date color, also black and white. $1.25 to $3.50 per yard. 31 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 40-inch Crepe de Chine, every color, several ranges in different quali- ties, prices ranging from $1.50 up to $3.00 per yard. Black Messaline, Peau de Cygne, Satins, Taffetas, Peau de Sole, Surah, yard wide, from 89c up to $2.00 per yard. Colored Taffeta, chiffon finish, also a large assortment of Pompadour Silks in Taffeta, Messaline and Satin, ranging from $1.50 up to $5.50 per yard, 36 in. to 42 in. wide. 36-in., 40-in. and 42-in. Foulards in all the newest stripes, dots, scrolls, figures, etc. Prices ranging from 69c to $1.85 per yard. Pekin Stripe, Europe's craze for trimmings, linings, etc., 22-in., 26-in. and 36-in. wide, from $1.25 to $2.00 per yard. Our Habutai and Jap Silks are superior in every respect. Yard wide, natural, prices ranging from 39c to $1.75 per yard Yard wide, colored, prices ranging from C9c to $1.10 per yard 26-inch wide, colored, prices ranging from 49c to 69c per yard Lining Satins, in every wanted shade, also black. 24-inch Pillow Top Satin 59c per yard 36-inch Coat Linings, 79c, 98c and $1.25 per yard Guaranteed for two seasons. In our Velvet Department, we carry the most complete stock to be found anywhere — Brocaded Chiffon Velvets, Plain Chiffon, in twenty dif- ferent shades, Panne Velvets, Hatter's Plush, Millinery Velvet in ever} color, Velveteens, Corduroys, etc. Everything in Woolens that makes up a season's demand is to be found in our Dress Goods Shop, which is complete in variety, colorings, designs, and moderate in prices, because the fact that we import from Europe direct enables us to price our material at the lowest possible mark. Serges of every weave and description, ranging in width from 36-in. to 54-in. Prices from 39c up to $3.00 per yard. Colors and black. Broadcloths in several qualities, cclors and black, prices from 98c up to $2.50 per yard. The season's most wanted fabric — Gabardine — every wanted street shade, also black, prices from 98c up to $3.00 per yard. Poplins, Henriettas, Prunellas, French Serges, Romain Stripes, Crepes, Melrose, Granite Cloth, Whipcords, Albatross, Nuns' Veilings, Shepherd Checks, Diagonals, Silk Wool Pcplin, Pekin Stripes, Wool Taffeta, etc. All the above are shown in complete lines of colorings. Plushes, Astrachans, Caracul, Moleskins, Zibeline, Chinchilla, Heavy Coatings, etc., also shown in large varieties. In our made-to-measure skirt department, we offer you every new idea and style, made to your exact measurement. Workmanship ana' perfect fit is guaranteed. Styles and change of models strictly up-to-date, at most reasonable prices. Any material purchased will be sponged and shrunk upon request. GOLD AND A jewelry store of the first class fronts one DIAMOND JEWELRY. of the three entrances on Third Avenue, carry- ing superb lines of the finest 14 and 18 karat 32 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. gold jewelry, diamonds, rubies and other precious stones. Waltham, Elgin and Swiss watches of the very highest grades, decisively under the prices of exclusive jewelers, are offered in complete variety. The department is managed by an expert of long experience whose personal attention is appreciated by a numerous clientele. The remodeling of old jewelry is one of its most successful features, and special attention is given to the prompt and most efficient repairing of diamond and gold jewelry of all kinds, charges being extremely low. Diamond rings for men and women average at least 25 per cent, less than current prices elsewhere. La Vallieres, bracelets, earrings, lorgnette chains, neck chains, watches, etc., are shown in very large variety. THE PLATED is now offered on new style tables instead of the former JEWELRY familiar counters, and occupies considerable floor area. Everything worth while in contemporary jewelry will be found on these tables. A few suggestions are given to illustrate the selection that awaits you. PEARL NECKLACES, 15 inches long, assorted sizes, heavily filled pearls, very lustrous $1.00 Others from 25c to 20.00 54-inch PEARL NECKLACES, lustrous pearls in several sizes 2.00 12-KARAT GOLD-FILLED BRACELETS, engine turned, chased and engraved designs, safety catch 2.39 Other bracelets at $1.00 to 7.98 GARNET JEWELRY. We carry a complete line of this beautiful jewelry, which has again come into fashion. Brooches $1.00 to $5.95 Bar Pins 2.00 to 3.98 Pins 2.50 to 6.95 Bracelets 2.95 to 12.50 Earrings 2.95 to 4.95 The wants of men have been equally well provided for, as the following will show: SILK FOBS, safety catch, gold filled trimmings, many pretty designs $1.00 Other Fobs, 50c to 5.5G GOLD FRONT CUFF LINKS, warranted for ten years, many pretty designs 1.00 Others at 25c to 2.50 GOLD FILLED AND STERLING SILVER SCARF PINS 1.0€ In almost endless variety of beautiful designs, some stone set. Close by is our very complete and extensive department of WATCHES. The leading watch manufacturers of America and Europe are represented in cur Watch Department. A com- parison of our prices with those elsewhere will prove to you that Bloom- indale prices are lowest. WALTHAM and ELGIN and SWISS WATCHES in great variety and at great savings. 33 Bloomingdalf.s' Year Book and Diary for 1915. model, engravea WALTHAM and Men's and Women's WALTHAM and ELGIN WATCHES, 20»-year gold filled cases, at $8.95. 15-Jewel WALTHAM and ELGIN WATCHES, with 20-year gold filled cases, $12.95. 14-Karat Solid Gold Men's and Women's Watches, WALTHAM and ELGIN movements, $13.95. 14-Karat Solid Gold Hunting Case W^atches, thin engine turned and plain polished cases, fitted with ELGIN movements, at $23.95. Others up to $50.00. Guaranteed thin model gun metal watches, for men and women, open face type, jewelled movements, at $2.95. BRACELET WATCHES, gold filled and sterling silver extension brace- lets, $4.95. SOLID GOLD BRACELET WATCHES, fine jewelled imported move- ments, several select styles, with narrow gold extension bracelet, $13.50. 14-karat SOLID GOLD BRACELET WATCHES, many new and novel shapes, gold or white dial, fine jewelled imported movements, $17.50. Others up to $45.00. CLOCKS. The as- sortment in- cludes almost ever y conceivable kind of timekeeper, a n d in- cludes the best that France and Germany, as well as America, can produce. Only clocks that have stood the Bloomingdale test for accuracy are to be found in our stock. We do not handle any other kind. Every clock purchased here is GUARANTEED. QTJEENSBORO ALARM CLOCKS, 4-in. dial, polished nickel cases, 69c. INTER M ITTENT ALARM CLOCKS, will ring intermittently five minutes; three promi- nent American makes; $1.00. PROMPTER ALARM, 5-in. dial, in- termittent movements, rings alternately every thirty seconds for ten minutes, QY 2 in. high; $1.50. 34 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 8-DAY LEXINGTON ALARM CLOCKS; these clocks will run a daily alarm for 8 days with one winding; 5-inch celluloid dial; 4-inch bell on back; highly polished nickel case; $2.00. CRYSTAL REGULATORS, bevelled glass front, sides and back, gilt and bronze finish, 12 inches high, 8-inch base, strikes hourly and half- hourly on cathedral gong; special, $12.95. WESTMINSTER CHIME CLOCKS, quarter-hourly Westminster Chimes, highly polished solid mahogany case, 8-day imported movements, in a variety of styles, at $22.50. SOLID MAHOGANY BOUDOIR CLOCKS, Dew Tambour shape. 8-day movements, 6 inches high, 9 inches wide, at $5.95. We have a completely equipped shop for repairing all kinds of watche? and clocks; all work done by experts; fully guaranteed; prices moderate. Estimates cheerfully furnished. OUR OPTICAL If you wear glasses or ever expect to. you cannot DEPARTMENT, afford to miss a visit to this section. It tells some plain truths about lenses you really ought to know. Your eyes deserve it. We are making a specialty of examining eyes and making glasses ac- cording to your own formula, prescribed either by our registered optome- trists or by your own oculist. We have two separate rooms for the examination of eyes, in condition for giving you the best of service. You find our charges on repairs very reasonable, accuracy and service being the keynote. We have glasses running from 49c in an inexpensive steel frame to solid gold glasses at $18.50. No matter what kind of eye trouble you have, if glasses will correct it, we will make just the kind you need, and at a very reasonable cost. Among the most popular priced glasses that are sold, we have a new patent nosepiece with extra large lenses complete for $1.95; same mount- ing with large toric lenses, complete at $2.95; special ground lenses in formulas, same price; "Shur-on" glasses with extra large toric lenses, complete at $4.75; automatic eyeglass holders, magnifying glasses, ther- mometers: in fact, every requisite of the first-class optical store, is car- ried in our department. A WARNING TO PARENTS! Many of the little troubles from which children suffer, may be traced to some abnormal condition in the eyes. As a rule a child cannot connect, for instance, a slight but persistent headache with some form of eyestrain, and often the real cause is over- looked for so long a time that the trouble in the eyes — easily and simply cured or alleviated if taken in time — becomes a serious menace to the health and future of your boy or girl. Do not run this risk! Let us examine your child's eyes and tell you if any conditions exist which should receive attention. It may save you years of worry and anxiety. 35 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 19i5. THE UMBRELLAS This is one of AND PARASOLS. the most com- plete umbrella and parasol stores in the city, never failing to show the latest novelties and at all times carrying an immense stock of staples. Practical Umbrellas for men and women and a beautiful assortment of umbrellas with fine hardwood and fancy handles, are in almost innumer- able variety. GLOVES. The reputation of Bloomingdale Gloves for high character has been estab- lished for years and their reliability is backed by the fullest guarantee. The best productions of the leading makers, European and American, are always at the command of patrons of this store. Supplementing the service of their foreign buying agencies, Bloomingdales' New York glove buyer visits the principal markets of Europe at regular intervals, and the conse- quence is a constant exposition of the latest and' best from Grenoble and other centres of the kid glove industry in France. Prices run as follows: Women's 2-clasp gloves... 98c to $4.50 Women's long gloves 69c to 5.25 Men's gloves 89c to 2.50 Boys' and girls' gloves. .. .50c to 1.50 In addition to advertised makes, we have a number of our own lines at very low prices. THE HOSIERY AND Here is a complete Hosiery Store, covering UNDERWEAR STORE. every want of men, women and children in silk, wool and cotton wear. Women's silk stockings and men's silk hose of superior quality at con- spicuously low prices are a feature of this Hosiery Store. Ample assort- ments at all times, at the following prices: Women's Cotton Stockings. 7c to 44c Women's Lisle Stockings 17c to $1.44 Women's Silk Stockings 39c to $4.98 36 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Men's Cotton Half Hose 7c to 3oc Men's Lisle Half Hose 15c to 98c Men's Silk Half Hose 17c to $2.50 Girls' and Boys' Hosiery 8c to $1.00 We make a specialty of matching your hosiery to your gowns as the fashions call for, at the present time. If not in stock we can have them dyed to match at short notice. The assortments of fine cashmere and merino underwear for women and children are very large and representative. The fullest and most complete stocks are always kept on hand, at prices that compare favor- ably with the lowest asked elsewhere for merchandise of similar excel- lence. The best and first qualities only are stocked — except at certain periods of the year, when our exceptional cash resources induces the manufacturers to come to us with their accumulations of surplus orders, over-runs, "mill faults," or the like. When this happens, we state the facts, and sell the goods for what they are, at prices that often seem ridiculously low even to our regular customers who are used to the won- derful bargains we offer. Now your attention will be attracted by a beautiful showing of LACES AND Belgium, France and Ireland are represented in EMBROIDERIES. rich real laces by the best they produce. One of the advantages of the foreign branches maintained by Bloomingdales' is the promptness with which lace and embroidery novel- ties reach this store from Europe. The lessening of price is another feature greatly appreciated by the shopping public. The showing of Swiss embroideries from St. Gall and other noted centers in Switzerland is unsurpassed. Our buyer has just returned from the foreign markets, and all of the latest effects will be found here, in- cluding all styles of real laces; notably, Point de Venice, Vals, Duchess, and Rose Point, as well as many other new laces that fashion demands for the new season. Here will be found all the new net top laces, Flat Venices, Chiffons, Nets, Georgette Crepes and large assortment of all the newest thin laces shown in the latest model sets. Our offerings show exceptionally fine assortments of black laces, which promise to be an important feature in this season's business. Dressmakers and Theatrical Costumers will find special opportunities in this section. Buying, as we do, direct from the manufacturer, we are enabled to sell at a very important price-saving. PATTERNS AND Pictorial Review Patterns and Fashion Books are FASHION BOOKS, sold in a booth near the laces and embroideries. Two broad staircases, one near 59th Street, the other near 60th Street and Third Avenue, lead to the basement and its 37 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. VAST STOCK OF A trip through the department Is sure to HOUSE FURNISHINGS, supply helpful hints to housekeepers, every step revealing new devices and patent articles de- signed for their convenience. Such opposites as refrigerators and stoves figure in this great assemblage of many wares of varied uses, and here, as in all sections of the house, excellence and econ- omy are always found to- gether. The House Furnishing Store, which occupies about 17,000 square feet of floor space, is one of the largest and best equipped house furnishing stores in the city. Here you will al- ways find well filled stocks and complete assortments of kitchen utensils and bath room fittings to sup- ply your every need. Ev- erything is of standard quality, at a saving in prices that has made the Blcomingdale Store thou- sands of friends, who are always sure when purchas- ing here to get the most dependable merchan- dise. Here are cooking utensils in gray agate, gray, white, and white lined, light blue enamel, aluminum, nickel plated, and tin, from the smallest tin pan at 3c to the largest cooking pot in aluminum at $10.98. Coffee pots, tea kettles, cooking pots, fry pans, tea pots, dish pans, pie plates, bread pans, basins, pitchers, etc., net only in one style or size but in dozens of styles and sizes suitable for all purposes. Some prices for comparison are: Tea and Coffee Pots, 28c to... $2.06 Fry Pans, 23c to 86c Cooking Pots, 36c to 1.42 Water Pitchers, 36c to 83c Tea Kettles, 44c to 3.16 Dish Pans, 78c to 3.98 Bread Pans, 19c to 52c Pie Plates, 11c to 25c Rice Boilers, 58c to $1.86 BATH ROOM FITTINGS. Polished nickel plated brass and pure white ivory finish in the latest neat designs. The prices range: Soap Holders, 39c to $1.49 Sponge Holders, $1.19 to. $4.25 38 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Towel Bars, 39c to 4.00 Tumbler Holders, 39c to 1.48 Towel Racks, $1.98 to 3.74 Tocth Brush Holder, 21c to 72c Toilet Paper Holders, 48c to $2.86 WOODEN WARE Imported and domestic — all smoothly finished, well-made articles that you find use for daily. Knife Boxes, 29c to 98c Ironing Boards, 36c to $1.69 Rolling Pins, 8c to 39c Clothes Dryers, 10c to 2.98 Potato Mashers, 15c to 29c Mixing Spoons, 5c to 18c Pastry Boards, 32c to 72c Medicine Cabinets, $1.50 to... 12. 24 MISCELLANEOUS Carpet Sweepers at $1.87 to $5.00 Clothes Wringers at 1.99 to 11.19 Refrigerators at 5.48 to 75.00 Washing Machines at 6.98 to 50.00 Bird Cages at .98 to 7.25 Kitchen Cabinets at 10.98 to 26.98 Household Scales „ at 1.29 to 7.98 Ice Cream Freezers .at .98 to 12.89 Coffee Mills at .39 to 6.98 Water Coolers at 1.12 to 10.98 Chafing Dishes at 5.48 to 10.98 Coffee Percolators at 1.98 to 9.98 We call your special attention to our Soap and Sundry Department, with its immense stocks of all the best brands of laundry and bath soaps, polishes, bluing, ammonia, soap powder, cleanser and toilet papers, "sheets and rolls." at prices considerably less thau asked elsewhere. HARDWARE For mechanics and home use, tools, locks, bolts, hinges, door knobs, drawer pulls, screw drivers, augers, ice picks, nails, screws, tacks, shelf brackets, mending plates, screw hocks, cup hooks, sash chains, sash locks, etc., in the various styles and sizes arranged and displayed for quick, easy choosing. A visit to this department will insure satisfaction as w r ell as a saving on all purchases. BASKETS AND WILLOW WARE Clothes Baskets, 59c to $2.68 Baby Basinettes, $2.88 to $13.48 Clothes Hampers, $1.49 to 6.24 Baby Baskets, 42c to 2.98 Scrap Baskets, 23c tc 2.98 Baby Trunks, $3.98 to 6.24 Knife Baskets, 69c to 2.98 Work Baskets, $2.98 to 5.98 Carpet Beaters, 10c to 76c Table Mats, 46c to 1.39 Various designs and weaves in natural, solid and mixed colorings, completing a line of baskets for all purposes at attractively small prices. TRUNKS, The needs of tourists and travelers are served by a BAGS. ETC. very comprehensive and well-selected stock cf trunks, bags, grips and satchels, which adjoin the house furnishings section. Here you will find everything new, fashionable and substantial in baggage containers, in a wide range of leathers and the best selected materials throughout. 39 Bloomingdal.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Everything from a shawl strap to the latest modern compai tment trunk is offered at the low prices which distinguish the "Stcie of Certain Satisfaction" from all others. DELIVERY A large section of the basement on 60th Street is re DEPARTMENT, served for- the uses of the Delivery Department, and an immense stable and garage is maintained in a sepa- rate building on 59th Street, near the entrance to Queensboro Bridge. THE PRINTING A complete printing shop, located in the basement DEPARTMENT. near the 60th Street ccrner, is equipped with Gordon and cylinder presses and an outfit of the newest type faces. In addition to an extensive business that comes naturally through the store, it furnishes a large proportion of the printing demanded by the store itself. An expert in constant attendance will offer helpful sugges- tions, make up dummies, originate plans, etc., and even (if you wish) prepare your copy for you. When you have finished your tour of the basement, step on the waiting elevator, and get cff on the second floor among the WOMEN'S AND MISSES' Since the appearance WRAPS, GOWNS, SUITS, of the last Year Book, DRESSES AND COATS. this great section has been entirely remod- eled and refitted with the latest modern conveni- ences for the care and display of stock. Each sea- son the novelties of the passing hour pass in review through these spacious salens. In an endless pro- cession of new modes, distinction and refinement of style are paramount. A staff of style specialists in Paris keeps this section in touch with the great fashion centres, and the newest effects quickly find their way across the Atlantic to Bloomingdales. Here you may buy a woman's tailored suit, fash- ionable coat or charming dress, not to be duplicated elsewhere at the price. Sophisticated New York women long ago decided that it is impossible to make a mistake in buying wearing apparel at Bloomingdales'. In their inter- ests we have introduced our "Dalebloom" standard, ranging from $10.00 up for Coats and $15.00 up for Suits. The name "Dalebloom" woven on the dainty silk name-tag in each garment, means truth, guar- anteed satisfactory service, honest value, and the lowest price that the garment can honestly be sold for. We guarantee "Dalebloom" garments for two seasons' satisfactory, return your purchase and receive another gar money refunded. wear. If not ment or your 40 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. APPAREL SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR THE EXPECTANT MOTHER Mourning Apparel is a specialty with us. Should bereavement overtake you, we want you tc avail yourself of our special personal service. Phone Plaza 5900, and our per- sonal representative will call within an hour to submit such merchandise as you may need. Maternity wear has received particular attention, and we invite your careful inspec- tion of our perfected Maternity Skirt, which conceals changes in the figure, and has en- abled thousands of mothers to enjoy fresh air, sunlight, and out-door exercise. The same applies to our Maternity Dresses and Coats — all designed for the better health, comfort, and pleasure of the mother. STOUT WOMEN RECEIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION IN OUR "WOMEN'S WEAR" Apparel for stout women is here offered in the most complete assortment in Naw York. Every kind of garment for the "Hard to Fit." Some women think it is impossible for them to be fitted in ready-to-wear clothes, because they are not the model proportions that such dresses, suits, coats or skirts are generally made upon. For the figures that REQUIRE SPECIAL DE SIGNS, i>uch as the STOUT WOMAN, the SHORT WOMAN and the LARGE TALL WOMEN, we have special SIZES and MODELS — the proportions are different, the slope of the shoulder, the shape of the sleeve, the collar, the shaping of the skirt are at! different, and made to meet the needs of such figures: combined with this are the newest styles. Every dress is made with good full seams to allow for extra strain. An all-wool skirt as low priced as $3.95. A coat as low-priced as $10.00. An elegant up-to-the-minute suit as low-priced as $15.00 up. An all-wool serge dress, $6.95 up. 41 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. RAINCOATS are here in full assortment, beginning at $2.95 and rang- ing up to $29.75, and we have at all times a complete range of colors and sizes. You buy raincoats at Bloomingdales at OUR risk, not yours. Should your coat prove unsatisfactory within a reasonable time, bring it back and receive a new coat or the refund of your money. WOMEN'S The dressmaking workrooms EVENING WEAR, of Bloomingdales' are in high repute for the production of rich evening gowns and wraps, ball and party dresses of the highest excellence at prices so fair and reason- able as to have no counterpart in New York. FUR SETS AND This is another section that has FUR COATS. been entirely overhauled and re- fitted. The regal stocks of other days are not only maintained but surpassed. From season to season, large, fashionable and varied assortments of furs in reliable grades and in many exclusive models, from Paris, London, Berlin and Vienna are shown. Whether your requirements call for a simple fur set or a new fur coat, you can buy at Bloomingdales' with the certainty of saving without the possibility of a sacrifice of quality. Bloomingdales' makes a specialty of Fur Auto- mobile Coats, and motorists who have worn them agree that the Bloomingdale Fur Coats contain all the exclusiveness of those found in the best specialty shops, at about half the cost. All fur coats are made from selected skins chosen by experts. Russian Pony Coats, Caracul Coats, Nearseal Coats, are shown in various stunning styles There are Genuine London Dye Seal Skin Coats and beautiful exam- ples of Russian sable and Alaska seal that will win admiration from every woman with a love for the beautiful. We call your particular attention to our made-to-order section. If you have a last j r ear's fur coat, wrap, muff, scarf, or skins, let our expert give you his advice as to what should and can be done with them. Probably for a few dollars we can remodel them into the very latest styles. We maintain an exceptionally well arranged and carefully kept Fur Storage Vaults, which contain every modern scientific appliance to insure protection from moths, fire and theft. The Bloomingdale process of cold storage involves a steady circula- tion of chilled air at an even temperature below the freezing point, which in the case of furs, revivifies and tends to restore lustre. Everything entrusted to us for storage receives perfect protection and is kept in the best condition by our improved methods and the expert care of our cold storage specialists. In our roomy vaults on the premises, ample space is provided to hang each garment separately. 42 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Our charges are moderate and include insurance against fire, theft or damage by moths. A postal or phone request will bring our wagon to your door. Tele- phone Plaza 5900. RATES FOR COLD STORAGE Minimum charge for single article $1.00 Under $25 for single article 1.00 From $26-$50 for single article 1.50 - ! From $51-$75 for single article 2.00 I From $76-$100 for single article 2.50 I From $100-$200 for single article 2V 2 % [ Over $200 for single article 2% Hats, value under $25 each 1.00 Hats, value over $25 each 1.50 WOMEN'S Opposite the furs, the petticoats are located. The PETTICOATS. showing is very complete, particularly in fine silks. Every material that petticoats are made of is repre- sented, including messalines, silk jerseys, tub, and seco silks, soft-finished sateens, pongees, ginghams and percales. ' Messaline Petticoats with silk jersey top, Klosfit, in black and all the leading shades, $4.98. Silk jersey top, with deep pleated messaline ruffle, in a variety of colors, $1.98. Soft finished sateen Klosfit Petticoats with deep ruffle, $1.00. Better grade, $2.98. Tub Silk Petticoats in white and black with pleated ruffle, $1.98. Better gradle, $2.98. Pongee finished at bottom with scallop embroidered in silk, $1.98. Crepe-de-chine, beautifully trimmed with lace and insertions, as high as $7.98. Accordion pleated chiffon Tango Petticoat, $2.98. Tango Bloomers, $2.98. Seco silk with shadow lace ruffle in the evening shades, $1.98. Giugham Petticoats in plain stripes, some with embroidered ruffle, others with tuck ruffle. 49c. Striped gingham and percale with ruffle, 39c. Only the baldest and most meagre suggestion of our ample stocks and wonderful assortment can be given above. The range of prices, the variety of materials, and the extraordinary profusion of styles, make it certain that we have just what you want, at just the price you wish to pay for it. Close by the Petticoat Department is the section devoted to 43 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. CHILDREN'S In this department SUITS. our line of dresses for girls of 6 to 14, juniors of 13-15-17, and also for little tots of 1 to 6, is very extensive, embracing the latest models adapted to each individ- ual style. For the little tots of 1 to 6 we have checked gingham dresses with pleated yoke. Trimmed with duck. At 25c. Chambray and gingham dresses in a variety of styles, 2 to 6 years, 49c. Crepe, repp, chambray and rippel- ette and gingham, various styles, 2 to 6 years, 98c. Chambray and gingham bloomer dresses, bloomers separate, 2 to 6 years, 98c. Extra fine quality gingham and chambray, hand embroidered, 2 to 6 years, $1.49. Crepe, fine gingham, chambray and rippelette, 2 to 6 years, $1.98. Chambray, plain and striped crepe plisse with voile collars and cuffs, em- broidered, 2 to 6 years, $2.98. Dainty little white lawn dresses, prettily trimmed with embroidery and laces, 4-5-6 years, 98c. Better quality up to $7.98. DAINTY LITTLE CREATIONS IN GIRLS' DRESSES, SIZES 6 TO 14 YEARS Dresses of gingham, trimmed nicely, at 49c. Chambray, gingham, repp, and flowered crepe dresses, 98c. Gingham, percale, chambray, $1.49. Flowered voile, esco, linen, repp and gingham, variety of styles, $1.98. Girls' bloomers in chambray, sizes 6 to 12, 49c. Girls' bloomers in repp and and linene khaki, 98c. Dresses in white and colored linen ratine, voile, flowered crepe, serges and challis, up to $7.98. Striped and flowered challis, taffeta silk, and crepe de chine, taste- fully trimmed, up to $17.98. 44 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. White lawn dresses in a large assortment of well-selected styles and latest models. Trimmed with embroidery and lace insertions. From 98c up to $14.98. Junior tailored suits in serge cloths, shepherd checks, and fancy mix- tures, made in the newest styles and colorings, as low as $7.98, and varying in price, according to quality, up to $18.98. Sizes 13-15-17. Juniors' dresses in plain and striped percale, neatlv trimmed, sizes 13-15-17, 98c. In flowered and plain crepe, flowered and striped voile and embroid- ered linens and fine serges, up to $9.98. White lingerie dresses, trimmed with lace insertions and edgings, as low as $3.98. • Fine crepes, voiles, batiste, organdie, and net, beautifully trimmed with lace insertion and edgings, with crushed ribbon belts, up to $19.98. Our line of children's coats in sizes from 6 months to 4 years, is very large, and we carry nothing but up-to-date and popular styles. White cashmere and Bedford cloth coats, $1.49. Better grades in cashmere, hand embroidered, with silk lining, sizee 6 months to 3 years, up to $7.98. White serge coats, collar embroidered, $1.98. Extra fine quality white serge and white broadcloth, up to $4.98. White corduroy suits, selection of popular styles, as low as $1.98, up to $9.98. Quilted coat, lining in white sateen, $1.49; in silk, $2.98. Colored serge and shepherd check coats in the latest styles, sizes 2-3-4 years, $1.98. Coats in fancy cloths, zibeline, crepe, boucle, moire, colored and white silks. The latest productions, tastefully trimmed, as high as $17.98. White pique coats with scalloped collar, 98c. Pique coats, collar and cuffs embroidered, up to $5.98. CORSETS. All the meritorious makes are offered in full assortment of styles and sizes. The modish New Yorker has learnt to buy Corsets, whatever her personal preference, the "Bloomingdale way," which means with the skilled advice and assistance of our staff of experienced corsetieres and fitters, who are always in attendance and at your service. Among the makes always in stock we mention the following: Bon Ton Corsets $3.00 to $6.00 Bien Jolie Grecian Treco 3.00 to 5.00 Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets 3.00 to 5.00 Nemo Slender Figure Corsets 2.00 to 5.00 New Kopservice Corsets 5.00 Usona Custom Finish Corset 5.00 to 7.00 Redfern Corsets 3.00 to 5.00 La Vida Corsets 3.00 to 5.00 Royal Worcester Corsets 1.00 to 3.00 45 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. P. N. Corsets 1.00 to 3.00 W. B. Corsets 1.00 to 3.00 American Lady Corsets 1.00 to 3.00 Madame Lyra Corsets 3.00 Thomson's Glove-Fitting Corsets 1.00 to 3.00 Warner Corset 1.00 to 3.00 Rengo Belt Corset 2.00 and 3.00 R. G. Corsets 1.00 to 3.00 La Victorie Corsets 3.00 Elastic and Treco Slip-on 5.00 Elastic Hip Confiner 2.50 and 3.00 FULL LINE OF FERRIS AND H. & W. WAISTS Ferris Waist for Misses 50c to 1.00 Ferris Waist for Ladies 1.00 and 1.50 Athletic Waist 1.00 Bloomingdale Special Self-Reducing Corsets 1.00 Maternity Waists 1.00, 1.50 and 2.00 H. & W. Waists 50c to 2.00 Maternity Corsets ' 2.00 and 3.00 B. & J. Brassieres in 50 different styles 50c to 5.00 DeBevoise Brassieres in 50 different styles 50c to 3.00 Ovida Bust-Reducing Brassiere 3.00 and 5.00 Special Hook Front and Cross Back Brassieres 25c, 39c, 49c Warner Net Brassiere, with shields 1.00 and 1.50 Model Brassieres 50c Shapely and Drake Brassieres 50c and 75c CORSET ACCESSORIES Bust Forms and Shirt Waist Ruffles 25c, 50c and 75c Individual Sanitary Napkins 5c each Johnson & Johnson Listerated Napkins 30c doz. Bloomingdale Bros, special Sanitary Napkins 35c doz. Sanitary Belts 25c Kleinert's Sanitary Aprons 50c New Sanitary Aprons 25c to $1.00 Also a full line of Silk, Mercerized and Linen Corset Laces 10c to 50c When in our Corset Department be sure to look for specials in Corsets from 50c to $2.95. Immediately adjoining the Corset Department is the MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Here are shown attractive assortments of the best American-made and French Hand Em- broidered and Hand-made Underwear, also Austrian and Filipino, all Hand Embroidered, at moderate prices. We begin with Women's Amer- ican Underwear in nainsook, soft finish cambric, and crepe. Dainty, neat and elaborate styles, trimmed with choice laces and embroideries. All our garments are made in clean and sanitary factories and are well sewn in full generous sizes. 46 BlLOOMINGD ALES' YEAR BOOK AND DlARY FOR 1915. Night Gowns, 39c to $12.98 Chemises, 29c to $3.98 Corset Covers, 19c to 2.98 Petticoats, 39c to 4.98 Combinations, 49c to 5.98 Princess Slips, $1.00 to 4.98 Drawers, 19c to 3.98 Bloomers, 49c to 2.98 Pajamas, 98c to $1.98 EXTRA SIZE UNDERWEAR. Night Gowns, 49c to $3.98 Drawers, 25c to $2.98 Corset Covers, 29c to 2.98 Chemises, 49c to 2.98 Combinations, 98c to 3.98 Petticoats, 69c to 4.98 FRENCH HAND EMBROIDERED UNDERWEAR Night Gowns, $1.50 to $13.98 Combinations, $1.98 to $4.98 Petticoats, $1.98 to 10.98 Chemises, 79c to 4.98 Corset Covers, 79c to 3.98 Drawers, 79c to 3.98 WOMEN'S FLANNELLETTE UNDERWEAR AND KNITTED SKIRTS We start the year of 1915 with an entirely new and attractive stock. We placed our orders for flannellette underwear before the mills ad- vanced their charges, therefore will be in a position to give our customers the benefit of the lower prices. Night Gowns, 50c to $1.98 Bloomers, 50c to 79c Petticoats, 29c to 3.98 Pajamas, $1.00 to $1.98 Knitted Skirts, 50c to $2.98 German Fleece Lined Petticoats $1.00 Canton Flannel Drawers, 50c to 89c Corset Covers, 50c to 69c In the large section given over to Aprons will be found, among others, Small white aprons without bibs, 25c to $1.98 Small white aprons with bibs, 25c to 2.98 Large white aprons with bibs, 25c to 2.98 Large white aprons without bibs, 25c to 98c Nurses' aprons without bibs, 69c and 79c Nurses' aprons with bibs, 79c and t 98c Gingham aprons without bibs, 25c to.- 49c Gingham princess aprons, 59c and 79c Artists' aprons 98c Bungalow aprons, 39c to $1.19 Bungalow aprons with cap to match 59c White princess kitchen aprons 98c Rubber waterproof kitchen aprons 98c Seersucker bungalow aprons 59c Nurses' caps, 15c to 25c Nurses' bibs 25c Maids' caps, 7c to 49c Maids' collar and cuff sets. 25c to 49c Small net aprons with straps, 79c to 98c Net collar and cuff sets 25c Net caps 7c A special and spacious section is marked, off for children's underwear. The following representative items suggest themselves: 47 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. CHILDREN'S ROMPERS Oliver Twist Romper Suits, 2 to 3 years, 50c to $3.49 K. E. Rompers of chambray and madras, 1 to 8 years, 50c to 1.98 Babyhood Rompers, 1 to 6 yearts, 39c to 59c Stonewall Rompers, 1 to 8 years, 25c to 98c CHILDREN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Night Gowns, 4 to 14 years, 29c to 98c Night Drawers, 2 to 12 years, 39c to '. 59c Pajamas, 4 to 16 years, 50c to 98c Skirts, 4 to 18 years, 25c to $2.50 Drawers, 2 to 18 years, 15c to 98c Princess Slips, 6 to 18 years, 49c to $2.98 Bloomers, white and colors, 2 to 10 years, 39c to 49c Corset Covers, 12 to 18 years, 25c to $1.25 CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE WEAR Dr. Denton Night Drawers, 1 to 4 years, 50c to 89c Arnold Knit Night Drawers, 2 to 8 years, 50c to $1.10 Canton Flannel Night Drawers, with and without feet, 1 to 12 years, 50c to 98c Flannelette Night Drawers, with and without feet, 1 to 12 years, 39c to 59c Flannelette Pajamas, 4 to 16 years, 50c to 98c Flannelette Rompers, 1 to 6 years, 39c to 59c Flannelette Bloomers, 2 to 10 years, 39c to 59c Canton Flannel Drawers, 2 to 16 years, 25c to 69c From this section we step across the broad aisle, to find ourselves in the department of INFANTS' WEAR. Something for babies of every degree in Bloom ingdales'. Paris sends embroidered dresses, slips, jackets, bonnets, coats, etc., and American efforts have produced effects quite as charming. French Bassinettes and dainty American outfits for the baby, and all the useful things and ornamental trinkets reserved for babies' use are here. Just to illustrate the variety we quote a few of the multifarious items: Infants' long white slips, made of fine lawn, nainsook and batiste. Infants' yokes and bishops, 25c to $1.25. Long white dresses, $1.49 to $5.00. Christening sets, $3.00 to $12.00. Yoke dresses, 6 months to 2 years, 29c to $5.98. Infants' long hand-made dresses, 98c to $4.98. Short hand-made dresses, 6 months to 2 years, 98c to $6.98. Short hand-made skirts, 98c to $2.98. Infants' long hand-made skirts, 98c to $2.98. French hand embroidered dresses, 2. to 3 year, $2.98 to $5.98. White princess and belted dresses, 2 to 5 years, 69c to $7.98. Infants' long white skirts, 49c to $3.98. Short white skirts, 6 months to 2 years, 25c to $2.98. Princess or French skirts, 2 to 5 years, 29c to $2.98. Infants' long flannel skirts, 75c to $3.49. 48 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Infants' lcng domett skirts, 29c. Short flannel skirts, 6 months to 2 years, 49c to $2.49. Short domett skirt, 6 months to 2 years, 25c to 39c. Flannel barrows, 49c to 79c. Domett barrows, 21c. Long flannelette wrappers, 25c to 79c. Long flannel wrappers, $1.25 to $5.00. Cashmere sacques and nightingales, 98c to $3.98. Flannelette sacques, 25c to 39c. Cashmere hose, sizes 4 to 6U, 25c. Silk and wool hose, sizes 4 to 61'>, 35c, 3 for $1.00. Light-weight silk hose, sizes 4 to 6%, 35c, 3 for $1.00. Heavy-weight silk hcse, sizes 4 to G 1 ^, 59c. White cotton hose, sizes 4 to 6%, 25c. White cotton socks, sizes 4 to QV 2 , 10c to 25c. White and tan kid shoes, 25c to 59c. White kid moccasins, 59c. Stocking stretchers, 25c. Shirt dryer, 50c. Infants' cotton shirts, sizes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 25c. Half cotton and wool shirts: Sizes 1 to 2, 39c; 3 to 4, 49c; 5 to 6, 59c. All wool shirts: Size 1, 59c; size 2, 69c; size 3, 75c; size 4, 79c; sizes 5 and 6, 89c. Silk and wool shirts: Size 1, 79c; size 2, 89c; size 3, 98c; size 4, $1.10; size 5, $1.25; size 6, $1.35. Down pillows, sizes 14 to 16, 69c. Pillow slips, 25c to $1.49. Hand embroidered pillow slips, $1.25 to $3.98. Infants' skirt waists; sizes 1, 2, 3, 15c; size 4, 19c. Infants' mitts, 15c to 50c. Silk and lawn caps, 25c to $2.98. Silk bonnets, 98c to $5.00. Children's hats, 2 to 5 years, 98c to $5.98. Carriage Robes, 98c to $7.98. Children's guimpes, 4 to 14 vears, 29c to $1.49. Crib blankets, 39c to $1.98. Rubber Sheets, 39c to $1.00. Kleinert's rubber diapers, 25c to 75c. Children's bath robes, 2 to 5 years, 98c to $2.98. Infants' novelties, 25c to $2.49. Infants' flannel bands, 15c to 21c. Infants' ribbed bands, 25c to 50c. Birdeyes diapers, 90c to $1.89 a dozen. Flannelette diapers, $1.00 a dozen. Infants' night gowns, 25c to 69c. Worsted sacques, 49c to $2.49. Infants' sweaters. 1 to 4 years, 9Sc to $2 98. Infants' worsted sets, 1 to 4 years, $1.98 to $3.98. Infants' worsted draw leggins, 50c to $1.25 Infants' worsted booties, 15c to $1.25. Long cloaks, $1.49 to $8.98. Net and worsted veils, 25c to 89c. 49 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Crib pads, 19c to 98c. Bibs, 10c to 50c. Hand Embroidered bibs, 50c to $1.98. Children's feeders, 10c to 39c. Still another section of this store-in-itself is devoted to Sweaters and Shawls. Of an exceptionally fine showing, we list these: Extra size sweaters for stout wcmen are a specialty with us. Women's all wool sweaters, $1.98 to $8.95. Women's imported Angora finish sweaters, $3.98 to $5.38. Women's French silk luster sweaters, $6.49. Women's Angora sets, scarfs, sweaters, and caps, $5.98 to $7.50. Women's silk sweaters, $16.50 to $18.00. ' Women's French toques, 69c to $1.50. Artificial silk sweaters, $7.98. Children's French toques, 50c to 98c. Children's and misses' sweaters, 50c to $3.50. Juvenile 4 piece suits, sweaters, leggins, mittens and toques, $3.49 to $5.98. Men's and women's Angora knitted neck scarfs, 39c to $1.98. Women's Shetland spencers, 79c to $2.98. Hand-made smugglers, 98c to $2.98. SHAWLS A large variety of styles and weaves and colors, at popular prices. Knitted wool scarfs, 50c to $1.50. Hand knitted scarfs, $1.50 to $1.98. Knitted wool shawls, 50c to $2.98. Silk shawls, $1.50 to $4.98. Cloth shawls, 79c to $8.98. Cashmere shawls. $1.50 to $7.50. Fascinators, 25c to 98c. Hoods, 50c to 98c. Hand-made circular shawls, $1.98 to $3.49. Artificial silk scarfs, 50c to $2.98. THE BLOOM I NGDALE Blocmingdales' "Clothing Corner" undoubt- CLOTHING STORE. edly owes its success to the fine quality and style of its clothing and its uniformly low prices. It is convenient to two thoroughfares, 60th Street and Third Avenue. Two entrances cpen into departments devoted exclusively to men's furn- ishings on the ground floor, from which the Clothing Store is reached by a broad staircase and two elevators. We specialize in the famous fashion clothing made by Rosenberg Bros., of Rochester, N. Y., who are known to be one of the most up-to-date clothing houses for fine suits and overcoats. Prices $17.95 to $29.95. Our famous $10.00 suits cannot be duplicated anywhere in New York, for quality, style and durability. One of the popular features of this great clothing store is its quarterly tailoring sales, which were introduced by Bloomingdales. These sales usually last for periods of 10 days to two weeks and are conducted on the principles of custom tailoring. Forty or more choice materials are presented for selection of the customer, and when a choice is made, measurements are taken and a fashionable suit, overccat, or raincoat is 50 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. made to measure at the moderate price of $14. SO. Others from $17.50 to $35.00. Tailors' duplicates would cost $25.00 to $35.00, according to location and reputation. The fame of these sales has overleaped local boundaries and men of neighboring cities are found participating in them by hundreds. The best manufacturers of the country are represented in the fashionable semi-dress Tuxedo and full-dress clothes constantly car- ried. We specialize in a full-dress suit, silk-lined throughout, at $35.00. Men's fine fur coats, handsomely tailored and finished, may be bought at Bloomingdales' at least 50 per cent, below furriers' prices. At all seasons, great clothing stocks are maintained, measuring up to the high standard of this store. THE BOYS' The Bloomingdale Store for Juveniles, adjoining the CLOTHING, men's clothing store, is noted for its clothes of character for boys and youths. This and the low prices that distin- guish it from all other stores, are characteristics that have won an im- mense patronage. The clothing is worthy of its high reputation for reliability and excellence. BOYS' HATS Complete lines cf boys' hats and blouses are shown AND BLOUSES, in an adjoining section, which leads into the WAITING ROOM AND RESTAURANT. A comfortable and spacious waiting room liberally supplied with chairs and conveniences for writing is at the service of patrons. Pens, ink and correspondence paper may be had for the asking. This is a popular rendezvous for shoppers every business day of the year. It is but a step to the restaurant, which is notable for the excellence of its cuisine and service. Course dinners, dishes a la carte, and dainty lunches are prepared by competent chefs from the best the markets afford and served at surprisingly small prices. 51 Bloom i ngd ales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. A specialty is a dainty course luncheon served in the middle of the day. For business men we offer our famcus "Business Lunch" at 35c, served from 11.30 A. M. to 2.00 P. M. Nothing in town at double the price surpasses it. Men find the smoking-room a very restful and com- fortable addition to our Restaurant. THE SHOE As befits a large and particular clientele, the assort- DE PART ME NT. ment of styles and materials are many and the work- manship of the highest character. Some of the Bloomingdale shoe specialties in footwear have attained national prominence, notably their Arch Restorer Shoes for women. They are specially designed by orthopedic experts to relieve the painful effects of fallen arches. Our "Lady Lexington" shoe for women is an embodi- ment of the very best that can be produced in style, workmanship, and wearing quality. Bloomingdales' "Nature Shape" Shoes for children fit the foot as a glove fits the hand, and are a boon to juveniles. Slippers, too, of every type — house, street, party, ball or theatre — ready-to-wear and to order may be bought . with decided advantage at Bloomingdales'. Many men and women supply themselves with Blocmingdales' shoes to the exclusion of all others, a convincing proof of superiority. FINE TEA GOWNS A large section adjoining the shoe store is de- AND KIMONOS. voted to beautiful kimcnos and sumptuous gowns and other rich negligees, while a special corner is devoted to the less expensive house gowns, tub dresses, etc. Included in the house gowns are elaborate creations of soft silk and crepe, combined with laces and bandings of fur — designed to meet the reuirements of all tastes. Another interesting feature is noted in our Japanese silk kimonos and Mandarin coats, richly embroidered. Prices from $5.98 to $35.00. Imported crepe kimonos, hand embroidered, wash- able, in a pretty rose design, $1.99. Crepe kimonos in plain colors, such as rose, lavender, light blue, navy, shirred at yoke and waist line, trimmed with bread messaline ribbon, at $1.98. Other styles in dainty figured crepe from 98c to $2.98. We are showing new and attractive designs in albatross and challie negligees. Many of these have been selected because they combine pretti- ness and good service in an unusual degree, and are more than ordi- narily becoming. One very effective model is made of albatross, embroidered front and back, finished with embroidered scalloped edge around neck and down front, to waist line, ruffle of lace in sleeves — ribbon belt made on elastic. Light blue, rose, lavender, and black, at $4.98. French flannel kimonos with pleated front, trimmed both sides of garment to hem with broad satin ribbon, flowing sleeves, ribbon trimmed. Wool girdle at waist. Grey cadet, pink, black and light blue, at $7.98. A very important feature is our assortment of Robes of all kinds, blanket and quilted silk, French flannel, eiderdown, etc., of the best workmanship. Some are imported and others from American makers. Our eiderdown Robes, ribbon trimmed, range from $2.98 to $18.00. 52 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. We feature dainty matinee sacques made of satin. The waist is made of satin border in effective combinations. Plain satin belt, with bow. Accordeon pleated skirt. Gold, navy, cadet, purple, at $9.98. Dressing sacques of crepe, albatross, French flannel and dainty hand embroidered models, trimmed with lace and ribbon, form an important factor in the negligee department. Women's blanket sacqes and eiderdown, made with sailor collar and others with high neck. Grey, red, blue, and pink, 98c, $1.49 to $2.98. Hundreds of women have responded to the wonderful values, which we are continually offering in our tub dress department. The percale, gingham, and dainty lawns trimmed with embroidery have delighted the small, medium, and stout woman, who is looking for durability and style combined. High and low neck, short and long sleeves in percale, gingham and chambray. At 98c, $1.49 and $1.98. In conjunction with our house dress department, we supply maids' and nurses' uniforms, which we carry in stock, or make to your order. White linene dresses, high neck, long sleeves, deep hem on skirt, one- piece, at $1.98. Two-piece Indian head dress, custom made, $2.98. Black sateen dresses, one-piece, high neck, long sleeves, for maids and waitresses, at $1.98. Black brilliantine dresses, one- or two-piece, high neck, long sleeves. At $3.98. WAISTS AND The Paris house sends latest foreign models as fast BLOUSES. as their popularity is established, and all that is new and fashionable quickly finds its way here. A large and brilliant showing constantly and correctly reflects the passing fashions and is worthy of the traditions of Bloomingdales', one of the pioneer houses to introduce the original plain shirt waist, fore- runner of modem waists with all their character, charm and elegancies. A bewildering array of fashionable fabrics and colorings is one of the features of this great waist store. The newest ideas are here the instant they appear. The prices of our dainty waists run as follows: Voile blouses, newest long fitted, set in sleeves, tailored or lace and embroidery trimmed, $1.98 and $2.98. Black messaline and taffeta blouses with high or roll collars, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98. Extra, quality crepe-de-chine blouses, hemstitched and trimmed with tiny buttons, white, black and colors, $4.98. Chiffon blouses in the newest colors to match costumes, green, brown, navy and black, $4.98. Combination chiffon and crepe-de-chine blouses in the newest colors, $7.49 and $9.98. Shadow lace blouses with chiffon linings, $2.98, $4.98 to $11.98. We are daily receiving exclusive high-class models which comprise the latest features of the season. At $11.98 to $29.50. Our middy blouse department is always showing the newest styles in blouses of galatea. White, khaki, and navy, self colors or trimmed with braid, emblem, and stars. Red or blue collars and cuffs. At 98c. Navy all-wool serge middy blouses for gymnasium, high school, and college classes. At $1.98. 5 3 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. We specialize in extra size blouses in all the popular materials. Complete assortments always in stock, in black and white. Messaline $4.98 Black Nuns' Veiling $3.G9 Crepe de Chine 6.98 Black Brilliantine 2.69 • White voile or batiste, 98c to $6.75. BATHING SUITS. In our bathing suit department we have a full line of up-co-date models in mohairs, messalines, moires, taffetas, poplins, peau de cygne, and satins. Made in the latest styles and combinations. Mohair, $1.98 to $5.98. A very popular style is the new basque bath- ing suit with Roman stripe belt, $4.98. Poplins, silk trimmed, $4.98. Messalines, with satin piping, $3.98. Taffetas with ruffle skirt, $7.98. Peau de cygne with satin piping, $4.98. With swimming sleeves, Raglan effect. Satins, $9.75 to $13.98, with Roman stripe trimming or plain satin piping. Swimming tights with cuffs, 44c. Sw T imming suits, knee length, low neck, 75c. Swimming suits with feet, low neck, 98c. Better quality, $1.98. Very popular in swimming schools. Misses' and children's bathing suits in good quality mohair at $2.25. Made in the new basque style, sizes 8 to 16. Another popular style with pocket on side, collar effect, and crushed belt of plain and striped galatea, sizes 8 to 16, $2.98. Children's bathing suits of navy blue flannel, large sailor collar and shield, braid trimmed, sizes 3 to 10 years, $1.49. Another style of children's navy blue bathing suits, square neck, and belt of galatea in contrasting colors, 3 to 10 years, 98c. MILLINERY OF THE Newly remodeled, the handsome furnishings HIGHEST MERIT. and fittings of this sumptuous department furnish a fitting foil for an ever-changing display ol rich and modish millinery. Americans returning from abroad find here the smart styles they left on the boulevards of Paris and lawns of Auteil. Models received from the Paris branch of Bloomingdales pass into busy workrooms and are frequently duplicated at less than half the cost of the originals. A competent staff of creative milliners and skilled adapters give to Bloomingdale Millinery a charm and individuality that is unmistakable. Turn your lingering footsteps aw r ay from the enticements of these be- witching hats and the large elevator before you will whisk you to the Third Floor into a grand display of FINE CHINA, CUT GLASS Here the showing of European goods is AND BRIC-A-BRAC. particularly fine, all chosen by Bloomingdale buyers in the course of frequent trips through the centres of practical art in Europe. "Open stock" dinner and 54 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. MM tea sets are features of the great China Store. A specialty is American Cut Glass, which is shown in many rich and beau- tiful designs. jit The marble stat- uary on view in this section is a direct selection from the most modern Italian sculptures. Bric-a-brac of character and beauty and. fine bronzes and ivories are shown in a multitude of choice examples. Hours can be spent in the enjoyment of this rare collec- tion of beautiful wares. We give a few suggestions to illustrate the variety and the low prices. DECORATED WARE "OPEN STOCK" SECTION By this term we mean that you can select any decorated pattern, and pick out what pieces you desire. We aim to carry a very large stock so you can almost at any time replenish or add to what you have at a very short notice. You can buy one piece or a dozen pieces, or assemble your own combination set. We quote on 100-piece dinner sets just to illustrate the various prices of china and porcelain dishes we stock. The following dinner sets are selected out of the forty-three patterns we carry: 100-piece American porcelain dinner sets with neat gold line border, open stock, $9.98. 100-piece American porcelain dinner sets with pretty rosebud and gold edge decoration, open stock, $11.98. 100-piece dinner sets, John Maddock's & Sons, English porcelain, the popular "Premier Dove" grey decoration; open stock; $15.98. 100-piece dinner set, English porcelain, with the well-known "India Tree" pattern in enamel effect; open stock; $22 98. 100-piece dinner set of fine Austrian china decorated with pretty floral border and gold edge; open stock; $24.98. 100-piece dinner set of fine Austrian china, with either green or maroon color border, filigree gold decorated over border and finished with gold edges; open stock; $29.98. 100-piece dinner set, French Limoges china, with neat floral border decoration; open stock; $29.98. 100-piece dinner set, French Limoges china with pretty gold lace bor- der and matt gold finish handles; open stock; $56.98. 55 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 100-piece dinner sets, Theodore Haviland, Limoges china with neat spray decoration and handles treated in gold; $29.98. 100-piece dinner sets, Theodore Haviland, with pretty floral decoration, gold band and matt gold handles; $49.98. 100-piece dinner set, Theodore Haviland, with a floral border decora tion. gold edges and extra gold treatment on all the pieces; $62.98. DINNER SET SECTION In our regular dinner set section you will find a complete assortment of 48-piece dinner sets, 56-piece tea sets and 100-piece dinner sets. The following illustrate the assortment we carry: 48-piece dinner sets, specially made up for the service of six persons, in American porcelain and imported china; $3.98, $4.98 and $6.98. 56-piece tea sets in American porcelain and imported china, at $2.98, $3.98, $4.98, up to $10.00. 100-piece dinner sets, American porcelain, English porcelain, Austrian and Limoges china, at $8.98, $9.98, $11.98, $14.98, $19.98, $25.00, and so on up to $85.00. THE KITCHEN SECTION This section is interesting to every housewife because here she will find such articles as yellow mixing bowls, stone crocks, stone preserve jars, butter pots, bean pots, a large assortment of brown and white cook- ing ware which includes covered casseroles, shirred egg dishes, and many other pieces, all moderately priced. In this section you will also find a good selection of 15-piece kitchen cereal sets and separate jars. The jars are 1-lb. size with the name decorated on to show contents, and the pattern is the popular blue onion; at 24c each. The spice jars to match, at 10c each. Salt boxes and the oil and vinegar bottles, 24c each. Imported 15-piece cereal sets with neat decoration; each set has 6 large jars, 6 small jars, 1 salt box, 1 oil and vinegar bottle, and the prices are $2.49, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 a set of 15 pieces. GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT In this department you will find all items that an up-to-date depart- ment of this kind should carry. As an illustration we quote on "open stock" glassware sets, any of which you can buy in separate pieces, or assemble your own combination set. The pieces in the sets we quote are: 1 doz. goblets, 1 doz. wine glasses, 1 doz. liqueur glasses, 1 doz. mineral water glasses and 1 doz. claret. 60-piece Hiesey Colonial American glassware, $4.38. 60-piece thin blown American glassware with pretty etched border design, at $9.52. 60-piece set plain Bohemian glassware, $5.89. 56 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 60-piece set thin Bohemian glassware with the Greek and star pattern engraved on each piece, $8.69. 60-piece set French Baccarat glassware, plain, $13.70. 60-piece set French Baccarat glassware with a pretty etched design, at $17.92. 60-piece set of Swedish glassware with hand engraved pattern, at $24.98. 60-piece set of English crystal glassware with Rock crystal design, at $39.98. We also make a specialty of engraving glassware by hand, as we have our own engraver on the premises. In this department we also carry a full assortment of glass specials which are seasonable, such as Mason and Lightning style fruit jars, jelly tumblers, at moderate prices. Here you Will also find a full assortment of glass table sets, berry bowls, cake dishes, water jugs, water tumblers, and other tumblers, at the lowest prevailing prices. JAPANESE CHINA This section offers a large variety of hand painted Nippon china pieces that are pretty and inexpensive. We import from Japan hundreds of cases of these goods during the year, and you will always find a good selection on our counters. Small choice pieces of hand painted Nippon china, such as, bon bon dishes, vases, bowls, sugar and cream sets and many other small desir- able pieces for inexpensive gifts or prizes, at 25c, 49c and 98c each. A full assortment of hand painted Nippon china vases, assorted sizes, small, medium and large, at 25c, 49c, 98c, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98. Hand painted Nippon china berry sets, 7 pieces, at $2.98. Hand painted Nippon china chocolate sets at $2.98. Hand painted Nippon china cake sets at $2.49. Hand painted Nippon china tea cup and saucer or plate, 25c. Hand painted Nippon china 17-piece tea set at $3.98. Japanese china tea set, 23 pieces, with red Oriental design, $1.19. Japanese china chocolate set, 14 pieces, with red Oriental design, at $1.19. Japanese china tea cups and saucers or tea plate with the Oriental de- sign at 10c. CUT GLASS SECTION In this section we carry in stock American cut glass, which is only cut from lead blanks. These blanks ring as clear as a bell at the slight- est touch and the finish on each piece is as brilliant as a diamond. We carry a complete assortment of anything made in cut glass. In- cluded are olive dishes, berry bowls, jelly dishes, footed comports, sugar and cream jug sets, wine decanters, claret jugs, water jugs, punch bowls, and many other pieces too numerous to mention. We have special tables of choice pieces that makes selection very easy, with prices as follows: 98c each, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98, and so on up to a punch bowl at $35.00. There is also in this section a table full of imported cut glass salt and pepper shakers, knife rests, ind. salt wells, etc., in various designs at moderate prices. 57 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. BRIC-A-BRAC In this section you will find just the pieces you desire and at the prices you wish to pay. Every piece is selected by our own European buyer. Follow- ing are a few of the items car- ried in this department: Genuine Italian marble busts and figures, chiselled by hand from a solid piece of marble. From a pretty bust 16 inches high at $10.00 to a genuine Car.- rara marble figure at $74.00. Small pieces at $3.98, $4.98 and $5.98. Pretty pieces of imported bric-a-brac, figures, ardinieres, and vases, at $2.98 to $15.00. Scattered through this sec- tion are special tables with as- sorted pieces of imported bisque jardinieres, figures, and vases, at 98c each, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and $4.98. IMPORTED REAL BRONZE FIGURES. A fine selection, including busts and figures in genuine brcnze, at $3.98 to $69.00. Bronze figures and groups from 98c to $25.00. Other small pieces of bric-a- brac, such as imported bisque dancing figures, at 24c each. LAMPS AND This is another of the departments that have been ELECTROLIERS, recently improved and beautified. Art and utility are happily blended in this superb collection of oil and gas chandeliers, radiant with prismatic beauty, mod- ern and antique lamps, hall lanterns, etc. Rows of newly built illuminated show cases are filled with rich and novel fixtures and fittings of fine bronze, brass, Venetian, verde, cut glass, bent art glass, iridescent designs of fruits and flowers, and many other illuminating novelties for the modern Home Beautiful. A few are here listed: Gas dome chandeliers, $3.69 to $25.00. Electric dome chandeliers, $3.49 to $27.50. Brass electric chandeliers, for direct lighting, from $1.49 to $9.98. 58 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Electric chandeliers, semi-indirect, either with opal bowl or a real marble shade, $4.98 to $29.00. Portable gas reading lamps, $1.98 to $15.00. Electric portable reading lamps, $2.98 to $25.00. Oil lamps, from a glass kitchen lamp at 23c to a pretty Japanese pot- tery, base with a wicker silk lined shade at $8.98. Complete incandescent gas lamps from 29c to $2.25, including the genuine Welsbach and the Lindsay make. Complete assortment of gas mantles from 7c to 33c. Imported electric lamps with Chinese porcelain bases and French silk shades to match, $18.98 to $60.00. Pretty imported candle shades, 25c to $1.98. Others in stock as low as 10c each. Dainty imported silk and other lamp shades from $1.98 to $30.00. WALL PAPER In any scheme of heme decoration involving wall DEPARTMENT, papers, the sophisticated will seek professional advice. And here is where the benefit of long experience is yours for the asking| There is no charge for the service or the slightest obligation incurred on your part. Our stocks of imported and domestic wall papers, displaying every artistic design, created for the spring and summer trade, will be shown to you at very interesting and low prices. The color assortment embraces every conceivable solid color and color combination desired for decorative purposes. We are also showing a complete line of novelty effects; such as cut out borders, all kinds of panel and ornamental effects, also silk soirette German leathers, pressed parlor papers, pressed bathroom tiles, and nurs- ery designs. Also a complete and up-to-date line of picture mouldings to match all wall papers. Upon request a representative of our department will call and submit an estimate on any work you may be contemplating. Suggestions and plans for interior decorating will be cheerfully given. Satisfaction guar- anteed. If the wall paper you are seeking is not included in this list you will be sure to find it in our comprehensive stock: Wall paper suitable for parlors, dining rooms, living rooms, dens and reception halls. Imported and domestic: such as, two-tones, grass cloths and blended effects, rich tapestries and foliage designs, metallics and 30- inch oatmeal papers. These papers can be beautifully finished with cut out borders, crown effects or binders. These papers are listed at from 40c to 60c a roll; our prices are from 25c to 45c. Wall papers suitable for parlors, dining rooms and halls in fine var- nished gold, two tones and tapestry effects, with 9 and 18 inch borders to match, 18c to 25c Qualities, our prices per roll, lZ&c. Wall papers suitable for bed-rooms in all desirable colorings, satin, ribbon and corduroy stripes, chambray and jasper stripes, with handsome cut out borders, 15c to 18c qualities, our price per roll, 9c. Non-fading plain oatmeal papers, 30 inches wide, in all the leading colors, beautiful cut out borders and decorative binders to match, 20c value, our price per roll, 12^c. 59 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Sanitary washable papers for kitchens and bath rooms at from 12 ^c to 25c per roll. Wall papers for the summer cottage and bungalow, for attic rooms, kitchens and bed-rooms, light and dark colorings in stripes and all-over designs, borders to match, value 9c, our price per roll, Combined with these wonderful offerings we have an extensive line of picture moulding from 2^c per foot up. Paper hanging and decorating in all its branches done by our own experts. Satisfaction and perfect workmanship guaranteed. UPHOLSTERIES. Tms section has been well named by one of our customers, the "Model Uphclstery Shop." Many of our patrons do not perhaps realize that right here on the premises we hav.e one of the largest, most up-to-date sanitary workshops in the city, where Five Corps of ex- perts are constantly em- ployed catering to ycur every upholstery need. THE FIRST: Past mas- ters in re - upholstering furniture. THE SECOND: Artists in designing and making draperies. THE THIRD: Experts in cutting and sewing slip covers. THE FOURTH: Proficient in the making of win- dow shades. The keynote of this magnificent organization is efficiency and service, which make our low prices possible. OUR CONTRACT DEPARTMENT. This department might well be termed a service bureau, for its experts are always at your service to aid and advise with you, whether you have a whole house or but a single room to furnish. LACE CURTAIN STORE Here you will find what we believe to be the largest and most com- plete assortment cf curtains shown anywhere. Curtains for any and every room in the house — to suit all purses — from the inexpensive ma- chine-made Nottingham at 49c a pair to the fine Russian hand-made linen lace curtain at $75.00 a pair. 60 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. LACE BED SETS— PANEL CURTAINS Lace door panels and curtain materials are shown in great profusion, and the important feature is that all are right in style, quality and price. Here you will find in season all the latest effects, both foreign and domestic, and colors to harmonize with most any decorative scheme. FURNITURE COVERINGS, WALL FABRICS and DRAPERY MATE- RIALS are shown in a wide diversity of weaves, designs and colorings. PORTIERES, COUCH COVERS, TABLE COVERS AND PIANO SCARFS. Styles intended for both the popular and exclusive trade. In conjunction with the above we endeavor at all times to have a com- plete stock of the latest such as Fringes, Loops. Cords and Galloons, to match our fabrics. This important section is splendidly ready at all times with a good supply of the little needfuls at little prices. Here you will find Ready- made Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Extension Rods, etc. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN FLAGS Buy your patriotic decorations here. Estimates submitted for Flags, Pennants, Banners, etc., for clubs, _ ,in i li 1 societies and fraternal orders. PORTIERE AND COUCH COVER SECTION DRAPERY TRIMMINGS. DRAPERY HARDWARE Hundreds of really meritorious works are embraced in the collection. On display and sale are a fine gath- ering of handsome watercolors, pastels, carbons, hand-colored photo- gravures, etchings, plain and colored, carbonettes, French prints, imported and domestic. All these pictures are framed in the newest designed frames, Bright Antique, Dull Antique, Bright Gilt, Brown, Black, Green, Mahogany, and Circassian Walnut. Prices range from 59c to $50.00. A large collection of modern paint- ings and pictures are advantageously displayed in the fine galleries adjoin- ing the rotunda on the Third Floor. Paintings of distinguished artists are surrounded by many choice ex- amples from the brushes of contem- poraries of less eminence. FINE PICTURES AND OIL PAINTINGS 61 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. In our department we have devoted a separate room to Framed Mirrors of all the periods. If we have not the period desired we will submit sketches of any style or shape. Prices range from $3.25 to $45.00. We also have a separate room devoted to Den Pictures, where any class of Den Picture or College Picture can be found, from 50c to $9.50. Popular priced framed pictures are here in full assortment, consisting of inlaid pearl pictures, fruits of all kinds, and subjects for every room in the house. Prices from 10c to 98c. Next we come to our wonderful Framing Department, where we have on full view 1,500 different styles of mouldings to select from, anything from a moulding % in. to a moulding 10 in. wide. Prices of moulding range from 6c per ft. to $5.00 per ft. We can make any style or shaped frame desired and in any color. We carry the very best French Picture Glass that can be bought, and we also carry over fifty different colored mat boards, whereby a large selection can be made to harmonize with any picture. We carry a very large and choice assortment of very handsome hang- ing and standing Photograph Frames, ranging in price from 10c to $22.00. We do our own fitting, mounting, bleaching; we also make all kinds of Picture Backs, French Backs, and Wire Easel Backs, and cut all our own mats. Regilding and Restoring of Oil Paintings is one of our specialties at very moderate prices. UPRIGHT, GRAND AND If you contemplate the purchase of a piano, PLAYER PIANOS. you'll be highly interested in the Piano Depart- ment. You find here a most complete line of fine pianos and player pianos. 62 Bloomixgdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. The enterprise of Bloomingdales has placed in thousands of American homes pianos of the highest quality — the celebrated WALTERS. ERHART, BELLMAN, HARMONY, RICHARDSON and COLEMAN. The Bloomingdale Factory-to-Home method of selling pianos eliminates the middleman's profit. It means a saving of $100.00 to $150.00 to the pur- chaser on every instrument bought here. In fact, the Bloomingdale Piano Department has gripped the attention of the piano purchasing public since its inception. The truly splendid and varied collection of Pianos and Player Pianos is a revelation to the most critical purchaser. The exceptionally liberal terms of payment upon which these instru- ments may be purchased, have struck a responsive chord in the desires of our patrons. Bloomingdale Bros, only recently purchased the entire capital stock and interests of the Walters Piano Company. As manufacturing retailers, we are now in a position 'to present to the New York public the unusual opportunity to buy Walters Pianos and Player Pianos at prices less the middleman's profit. Do you realize what a tremendous saving it means to you to purchase your Piano or Player Piano direct from the manu- facturer? We take great pleasure in announcing the fact that we are the sole representatives for the renowned Erhard Upright, Grand and Player Pianos. A complete line of these beautiful instruments is now on exhi- bition at our warerooms. We cordially invite you to inspect them. OUR MUSIC ROLL EXCHANGE LIBRARY for all Standard 88-note Player Pianos, at 5c per Roll, makes the ownership of a Player Piano a real economy. It is beyond question the most liberal and convenient exchange plan ever adopted in New York City. To such patrons who prefer to purchase their music rolls outright, our large and varied stock of music rolls offers unequalled advantages, enabling you to secure the latest popular and classical music at a discount of 307c off the regular prices. OUR TUNING AND REPAIR DEPARTMENT consists of a complete force of tuning, repair and player experts, making this service one of great merit. OUR AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY SERVICE enables us to move your piano promptly to any part of the city at reason- able rates. We also box and ship pianos to any part of the United States. All work done by experts and guaranteed by Bloomingdale Bros. We carry a complete line of Piano Stools, Covers, Benches and Cabinets. Pianos Rented, $4.00 Monthly. Pianos of any make taken in trade. Estimates cheerfully furnished. 63 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. WALTERS PIANO, Style L DESCRIPTION:— Case: Mahogany. Scale: 7 % octaves; improved full sized metal plate; patented perfected repeating action; ivory keys and ebony sharps. Dimensions: Height, 4 feet 9 inches; width, 5 feet 3V2 inches; depth, 2 feet 2V 2 inches. Price $225. Walnut or Oak, $25 additional. WALTERS PIANO, Style K DESCRIPTION:— Case: Mahogany. Scale: 7% octaves; improved full sized metal plate; patented perfected repeating action; ivory keys and ebony sharps. Dimensions: Height, 4 feet 9 inches; width, 5 feet 3% inches; depth, 2 feet 2% inches. Price $265. Plain Panel, $250. Walnut or Oak, $25 additional. WALTERS 88-NOTE PLAYER PIANO, Style S DESCRIPTION:— Case: Mahogany. Scale: 7% octaves; improved full sized metal plate; patented perfected repeating action; ivory keys and ebony sharps. Dimensions: Height, 4 feet 9 inches; width, 5 feet 5V 2 inches; depth, 2 feet 5% inches. Price $395. Walnut or Oak, $50 additional. WALTERS 88-NOTE PLAYER PIANO, Style X DESCRIPTION:— Case: Mahogany. Scale: 7V 3 octaves; improved full sized metal plate; patented perfected repeating action; ivory keys and ebony sharps. Dimensions: Height, 4 feet 9 inches; width, 5 feet 5V 2 inches; depth, 2 feet 5*4 inches. Price $450. Walnut or Oak, $50 additional. OUR NEW PIANO FACTORY The old factory of the Walters Piano Co., at 226 East 63d Street, was completely destroyed by fire, entailing the loss of over $150,000.00. Temporary quarters were secured at 2 West 140th Street and 503 East 72d Street, but were inadequate to keep pace with the swift-growing demand for Walters Pianos. To meet this demand the magnificent Factory here shown was built, and the finishing touches applied in the fall of 1914. It is one of the finest, as well as one of the busiest, factories in Greater New York. 64 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 191 5. Bloomingdales* Year Book and Diary for l§l5. ERHARD PIANO, Style 21 DESCRIPTION:— Case: Mahogany. Scale: 7% octaves; improved full sized metal plate; patented perfected repeating action; ivory keys and ebony sharps. Dimensions: Height, 4 feet 9 inches; width, 5 feet 3y 2 inches; depth, 2 feet 2V 2 inches. Price $300. Circassian Walnut or Oak, $50 additional. ERHARD PIANO, Style 23 DESCRIPTION:— Case: Mahogany. Scale: 7% octaves; improved full sized metal plate; patented perfected repeating action; ivory keys and ebony sharps. Dimensions: Height, 4 feet 9 inches; width, 5 feet 3y 2 inches; depth, 2 feet 2% inches. Price $400. Circassian Walnut or Oak, $50 additional. ERHARD 88-NOTE PLAYER PIANO, Style 31 DESCRIPTION:— Case: Mahogany. Scale: 7% octaves; improved full sized metal plate; patented perfected repeating action; ivory keys and ebony sharps. Dimensions: Height, 4 feet 9 inches; width, 5 feet 5% inches; depth, 2 feet 5% inches. Price $500. Circassian Walnut or Oak, $50 additional. ERHARD 88-NOTE PLAYER PIANO, Style 33 . DESCRIPTION:— Case: Mahogany. Scale: 7y 3 octaves; improved full sized metal plate; patented perfected repeating action; ivory keys and ebony sharps. Dimensions: Height, 4 feet 9 inches; width, 5 feet 5M> inches; depth, 2 feet 5% inches. Price $600. Circassian Walnut or Oak, $50 additional. ERHARD BABY GRAND PIANO DESCRIPTION:— Case: Mahogany. Scale: 7% octaves; improved bearing bar; patented double-repeating action and sostenuto pedal; three strings to a note and overstrung bass. Dimensions: Length, 5 feet 2% inches; width, 4 feet 7 inches; height, 3 feet 3 inches. Prices: Style A, $575; Style B, $600; Style C, $625; Style E, $700. MISCELLANEOUS Adjoining the pianos is the department MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, devoted to phonographs, violins, guitars, zithers, etc. Complete lines of records are carried. LATEST Quickly on the heels of publication, the Broadway SHEET MUSIC, successes appear in Bloomingdales. The sheet music- department is very complete and a competent pianist always in attendance. REAL ESTATE Sixteen years have elapsed since Bloomingdales as- DEPARTMENT. tonished contemporaries by establishing a real estate bureau as a feature of their business. The success of the enterprise is proven by its continuance and the fact that the develop- ment was in Westchester County, where, since the electrification of rail- road .lines, the tracts show largely increased valuations, with still higher tendencies. This department is now located in a section of the Piano Warerooms on the Third Floor. 66 Blqomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NOTARY PUBLIC A notary on this floor is at the service of the AT YOUR SERVICE, general public. DR. TEPPER AND Thoroughness is a principle of Blooming- THE DENTAL PARLORS, dales, highly exemplified by Dr. Tepper. He offers the best in dentistry, conscientious, skillful and scientific work, and requires no payment in advance, or later, unless the work is to your entire satisfaction. He makes no excessive charges, and gives you a written guarantee covering any dental service rendered. No better dentistry and no fairer business methods are possible. Consultation is absolutely free. FURNITURE OF An immense area on the Fourth Floor shelters RARE EXCELLENCE, a forest of fine furniture. Under new manage- ment this very successful furniture store has taken another leap forward. The scope of the stock is astonishing, covering every want from the simple requirements of a country cottage to the palatial and luxurious needs of a modern Manhattan home. Substantiality is a feature that is never absent, even in the simplest and least expensive pieces. An imposing array of fine leather furni- ture will not escape the eyes of visitors to this section. There is a compre- hensive showing of luxurious couches, covered in fine Span- ish and native leath- ers, illustrating the best models in Twen- tieth Century furni- ture styles. You can have fur- niture made to order a t Bloomingdales' and have your indi- vidual taste impress- ed upon each piece. Odd corners and halls of unusual di- mensions may be furnished with appropriate pieces constructed to special order. We quote below the range of prices in several of the larger sections- 67 Bloo mingd ales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. DINING ROOM FURNITURE Buffets^ 1L95 to 100 00 China Closets 1L75 to 75 00 Sewing Tables 10.00 to 37.50 £ hairs 75 to 18.00 Dining Tables 10 .00 to 60.00 Couches 7.50 to 35.00 Complete Dining Room Suites Matched Perfectly Fumed Oak, 10 pieces 99.00 to 150.00 Solid Mahogany, Adam design, 10 pieces 219.00 to 350.00 Solid Mahogany, Sheraton design, 10 pieces. . .219.00 to 350.00 Jacobean, 10 pieces 135.00 to 384.00 BEDROOM FURNITURE Dressers 7.50 to 75.00 Chiffoniers 7.50 to 65.00 Dressing Tables 7.50 to 50.00 Cheval Glasses 15.00 to 30.00 Chairs 1.50 to 15.00 Rockers 2.25 to 17.00 Complete Suites Perfectly Matched 4-piece Adam Suite, in Mahogany and Circas. Walnut.. 115.00 4-piece ivory, Adam design 150.00 4-piece Chippendale, solid Mahogany 299.00 4-piece Sheraton, solid Mahogany 350.00 LIBRARY FURNITURE Parlor Suites 25.00 to 100.00 Library Tables 10.00 to 50.00 Book Cases 8.50 to 50.00 Leather Rockers 15.00 to 50.00 Leather Arm Chairs 15.00 to 50.00 Couches 7.50 to 35.00 Morris Chairs 9.00 to 35.00 Pedestals 2.25 to 15.00 68 Bloom jngdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. MISSION FURNITURE . . . 4.00 to 25.00 Odd Rockers . . Odd Arm Chairs 3-pc. Suites, Sofa, Arm Chair and Rocker 25.00 Tables 7.50 Desks 7.00 BEDS AND BEDDING 4.00 to 25.00 to 75.00 to 25.00 to 20.00 In the section devoted to beds and bedding, hosts of massive brass and enameled beds of latest construction and design are grouped for convenient inspection and plainly marked at prices that are unrivalled. Whether your furniture needs be great or small, they can be served to your entire satisfaction at Blooming- dales. Brass Beds ranging from 7.00 to Iron Beds 1.98 to Cots 1.00 to Divans 3.00 to Springs 1.75 to Box Springs 8.00 to Mattresses, all cotton 6.00 to Mattresses, felt 7.50 to Mattresses, hair 12.00 to Pillows, hen feather 75 to Pillows, goose feather 2.00 to Pillows, down 5.00 to 50.00 20.00 3.00 7.50 12.00 20.00 8.00 20.00 40.00 2.00 3.00 10.00 OUR GREAT ANNUAL FURNITURE SALES Twice a year — February and August — we hold our GREATEST Furni- ture Sales of the year. These events are the result of careful planning months ahead of the actual date of the sale. Our representatives visit the leading furniture manufactories of this country, ordering furniture at a time when prices are at their lowest tide. What this means to you can be judged by the price tags when the furniture is finally placed on the floor for your inspection. That the furniture is of reliable quality, made for service, will be attested by thousands of our customers who have taken advantage of these sales. 69 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. TOYS, DOLLS AND SPORTING GOODS These departments on the fourth floor are maintained the year around. The simple toys of childhood and the latest European and scientific novel- ties are shown in splendid assortments at very moderate prices. Bloomingdales' business agents an- nually ransack the toy markets of Europe long in advance of the coming of Santa Claus. Buying from first hands, Bloomingdales form a single link connecting the toy makers of Europe with the patrons of this store. Everything required for indoor and outdoor sports, gymnasiums, athletic clubs, etc., can be procured here. A few of the many sections are repre- sented below: SPORTING GOODS. The Lexington Hammock Outfit at $10.00. The best value ever offered at this price. The hammock is six feet long and made of strong khaki canvas; the stand is of iron, well braced and fitted with a striped can- vas canopy. Couch Hammocks at $4.98, $6.98, $7.98, $10.00, $12.98, $16.75. Hammock Stands at $2.50 and $3.75. Porch Hammocks, woven bodies in a variety of colors, at 98c, $1.25, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98. BASEBALL AND TENNIS GOODS Baseball Uniforms made to order on short notice. Best quality mate- rials. Special prices to clubs and teams. Baseballs at 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.25. Baseball Bats, 10c, 25c, 49c, 75c, $1.00. Gloves of all kinds at special prices. Tennis Racquets, Slazenger, Spalding and other standard makes at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $5.00, $8.00. Championship Tennis Balls, three for $1. Golf Clubs, Iron Drivers, Putters, Niblics and Cleeks, $2.00. Caddy Bags, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $5.00 and $6.00. Golf Balls, all the popular kinds at the best prices. "POPE" BICYCLES AT $16.75 High grade construction throughout, enameled seamless tubing frames, and first-class equipment and tires. All sizes for men and boys, $16.-75. Pope Bicycles with Coaster Brake, $21.75. Other Bicycles at $14.98, $25.00, $30.00. 70 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GYMNASIUM GOODS Wood Dumb Bells, per pair, 19c, 25c, 29c, 39c. Iron Dumb Bells, black enamel finish, 5c per lb. Exercisers, nickel steel springs, 75c. Basket Balls, $1.98, $2.49, $3.00, $4.00 and $6.00. Boxing Gloves, $1.50, $2.00, $3.50, $5.00 per set. Striking Bags, $1.49, $1.98, $2.50, $3.50, $5.00. Running Pants, white muslin, plain, 29c and 39c. Running Pants, with red or blue satin stripes, 39c and 59c. Gymnasium Shirts, white, blue or silver grey, 49c and 98c. FISHING TACKLE Fishing Rods— Salt or fresh water varieties, at 98c, $1.25, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98 and upward. Fishing Hooks to meet every requirement, per dozen 20c. Reels, 39c, 59c, 69c, 95c, $1.25, $1.98, $2.74, up to $4.25. Fishing Lines — Twisted and braided lines for salt or fresh water use. Enameled and silk lines of every description. Artificial Baits, Preserved Bajts, Floats, Sinkers, Spoons and other tackle at right prices. CAMP FURNITURE Camp Stools, 25c, 39c. Camp Chairs, 39c, 49c, 69c, 98c, $1.25, $1.98. Steamer Chairs, $2.98, $3.25, $4.98. Lawn Settees, 98c, $1.39, $1.79, $2.98, $4.98. TOYS A very complete assortment of Toys, Dolls and Games will be found here at all times. The Christmas displays are exceptionally large and attractive. Summer Toys, such as Sail Boats, Sand Toys, Kites, Outdoor Games, and the latest novelties are here in abundance. Velocipedes, $1.59 up to $14.98. Tricycles, $2.98 up to $15.75. Hand Cars, $2.95 up to $17.98. Express Wagons, 49c, 98c, $1.69, $2.49, $4.98, $8.89. Automobiles, $3.98 up to $14.98. Dolls of every kind from 25c to $28.00. FOR BABY'S COMFORT Baby Walkers, $1.98, $2.98. Baby Yards, $2.49. Door Gates, $1.98, $2.49. Commode Chairs, $1.25, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98. Baby Hammocks, $1.98, $2.98 to $8.50. Baby Carioles, $15.00, $17.50. Rattles, Red Rubber Toys and Soft Plush Toys that cannot hurt the baby. Many interesting novelties at 10c, 25c, 49c, 98c and upwards. 71 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary eor 1915. The demand in our country for Oriental Rugs is steadily increas- ing year by year, until now they are the recognized necessity in the overing line, and as such we treat them as we do any other merchandise that we carry, as regards their selling. They are all mostly modern pieces, and under the new laws recently passed by our government they are very strong contenders for first honors in the approval of our cus- tomers with our own make of domestic rugs. We specialize in Oriental Rugs at prices which make it difficult to resist buying them when seen in our department. The Oriental Rug Department is so ar- ranged that all our rugs are shown under a northern light, thus giving a true concep- tion of color values as they appear when shown away from the department. The rugs are here for every room in the house in regular and odd sizes. Our cash resources give extraordinary facilities for securing quantities much larger than most stores are in a position to handle. This brings us price advantage that we share with our patrons; also enabling us to turn our stocks over much more readily, which means fresh, new goods right up to the mark as to designs, quality and prices. Our line -of small and medium mats, that is, rugs about 2 to Zy 2 ft. wide and 3 to 7 ft long, sell from $7.50 to $45.00. You will find in this collection Persian Hamadan Rugs, Mossouls, Beloochistans, Carabaghs, Kazakjias, Cabistans, Bokharas, both modern and antique. Sarouks, Kirmanshahs, Kazaks, Irans, Serabends from 4 to 5% ft. wide and 5 to 10 ft. long. These are extra fine pieces; prices range from $50.00 to $100.00. Room-size rugs, from about 6 x 9 ft. up to 13.11 x 20.3 and larger. These room-size rugs include all the best hand-made modern rugs that are on the market. We just mention a few kinds: Royal Kashans, Sarouks, Kirmanshahs, Mesheds, Serapies, Mahals, Ghorovans, Muskabads, Ana- tolians, Chinese, Khivas, Indias, etc. 72 Bloomingdales* Year Book and Diary for 1915. Hall Runners at very moderate prices; sizes about 2.6 to 4 ft. wide and 9 to 17 ft. long at $22.50 to $169.00. We mention a few of the kinds to be found among the hall runners: Kurdistans, Camels' Hair, fine Mossouls and many other weaves. CARPETS Our Carpet Department is equipped to handle all classes of orders and makes a specialty of contract work, such as public buildings, institutions, hotels, theatres and real estate trade, also private home trade. We have at all times in stock an exceptionally choice line of clear cut, up-to-date, personally selected hall and stair patterns as well as room carpets in all the popular weaves. We submit a few specimen prices: Tapestry Brussel carpets, for hall and stairs, per yd., 65c to 98c. Wool velvet carpets, for hall and stairs, per yd., 90c to $1.25. Wilton velvet carpets, for hall and stairs, and plain, per yd., $1.50 to $2.25. Wilton carpets, for hall, stairs, room, and in plain effects, per yd., $2.25 to $3.25. Ingrain carpets, plain and figured, 36 in. wide, per yd., 85c to $1.00. Rag carpet, hit-or-miss pattern, 36 in. wide, per yd., 45c to 59c. RUGS The Rug Department is a little store all by itself. The ever-increasing demand for this class of floor covering has compelled us to pay strict attention to this condition of things. The assortment of domestic rugs (which means all of the best known weaves there a^e to-day on the market) you will find here to choose from. The best and most up-to-date rues from the foremost makers, which means that the patterns, designs and colorings will match nearly any decorative scheme you may wish to carry out. To enumerate all the different qualities, nrices, etc., would require a volume. We give you here a partial list of prices, qualities, etc., so that you may be able to form an opinion of the immense stock we carry at all times. Wilton rugs 20 in. x 36 in. at $3.80 to 11.3 x 15.0 at $102.00. Axminster rugs 22V, in. x 36 in. at $1.50 to 11.3 x 15.0 at $40.00. Body Brussel rugs 22V. in. x 36 in. at $2.00 to 11.3 x 15.0 at $60.00. Wool and Wilton velvet rugs 27 in. x 54 in. at $1.35 to 11.3 x 12.0 at $28.00. Tapestry Brussel rugs, 6 x 9 ft. at $7.75 to 10.6 x 14.0 at $22.50. REVERSIBLE RUGS. Heavy reversible wool and wool and fib^r rugs in room sizes. They are cool and pleasant-looking and easy to keep clean. Plain centers and well-covered designs, plain and fancy borders. WOOL ART RUGS: WOOL AND FIBER RUGS: Size 6x9 ft., $7.95. Size 6x9 ft, $4.50 and $6.45. Size 7.6x10.6, $11.95. Size 8.3x10.6. $6.75 and $9.75. Size 9 x 12, $16.50. Size 9 x 12, $8.00 and $10.50. Larger sizes if desired, prices in proportion. 73 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GRASS AND The average housekeeper has by now formed a pretty GRASS RUGS. accurate idea of the utility of grass and rag rugs for out-door and in-door uses. They are light and easy to handle and unsurpassed for bed-rooms and bath rooms, and dining rooms in summer cottages, bungalows, as well as many other places. Grass rugs from an 18 x 36 in. at 30c to a 9 x 12 ft. at $9.00. Rag rugs from an 18x36 in. at 40c to a 9 x 12 ft. at $9.00. Washable cotton rugs, suitable for bath and bed-rooms, sizes 22 x 36 in., at $1.50 to 36 x 72 in. at $4.25. LINOLEUMS. We have carefully selected 150 of the choicest pat terns from the most reputable makers in this country and Europe. This large display of Oil Cloth, New Process Linoleum, Printed Cork Linoleum, Plain, Battleship and Inlaid Linoleums, repre- senting one of the finest collections ever brought together for a season's business. The original rolls are displayed along nearly half the length of our 59th Street building, where you can get a good idea of how this choice linoleum will look when placed in your home. By this method of showing these goods you are enabled to judge the quality for yourself. Experience has proved that the best quality of linoleum is the least expensive in the end. We have therefore confined our stock of these floor coverings to such kind as we can conscientiously recommend as having no superior. In this collection are hardwood patterns and plain colors, suitable for dining rooms, bed-rooms, offices and halls. Tile effects with the much wanted one and two-inch blocks, light and dark blue and white, and green and white, ideal for bath rooms, vesti- bules, halls and kitchens. "Linoleums in matting and floral, perfect imitations of real matting and carpet designs, used for bedrooms, dining rooms and parlor. The big snuare block designs in all the be^t colorings used in large entrance halls, lobbies, corridors, et^., and imitation parquetry floor covering with or without border. We submit below a list of our prices: Inlaid linoleums, 2 yds. wide, per sq. yd., 79c, 98r\ $1.25 $1.45 and $1.50. Printed cork linoleums, 2 yds. wide, per sq. yd., 39c, 50c and 60c. New process linoleums, 2 yds. wide, per sq. yd., 45c. Oil cloths, 2 yds. wide, per sq. yd., 30c and 60c. Plain linoleums in green and brown, 2 yds. wide, Der so. yd., 85^ to $1.50. Parquet borderings, 24 in., 27 in., 30 in. and 36 in. widths, per running yd., 30c. to 68c. Stair linoleum in plain colors with key borders: 18 in. wide, running yd., 35c. 27 in. wide, running yd., 55c. 22% in. wide, running yd., 45c. 36 in. wide, running yd., 70c. 74 Dloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. MATTING. Importation of mattings from China and Japan in all of the latest patterns and colorings. The brightness, durability and absolute cleanliness can be found in no floor covering of moderate cost to compare with matting. They are ideal all-year-round floor coverings and are used in expensively furnished as well as in the modest homes. China matting in plain white, stripe, and check design, Japanese in white, hand woven and floral designs; grass matting in plain green and Grecian border effects in all the popular colors. China and Japanese mattings, 36 in. wide, per yd., 25c to 90c. Grass mattings, 18 in. to 72 in wide, per yd., from 25c to 90c. THE FIFTH Huge rooms for reserve stocks, suites of buyers offices, FLOOR. advertising offices and many sample rooms, occupy a large proportion of the Fifth Floor. COLD STORAGE Chilled air chambers for the safe storage of furs FOR FURS. are also located on this floor. "Calls" may be ar- ranged for in an office on this floor, opposite the elevators, where furs will be brought for examination and estimates given for remodeling or storage. Storage charges are very modest and include all risks of loss by fire or theft. LUNCH ROOM A well-lighted and spacious restaurant for em- FOR EMPLOYEES, ployees occupies a corner of the fifth floor on 59th Street and Third Avenue. An employees' lounging room and sick bay is located in one extremity. THE SIXTH The sixth floor is a vast repository for reserve stock, FLOOR. manufacturing work-rooms, and the popular photographic gallery. COMPLETE Enter a cheerful reception room, flanked with all PHOTO STUDIO, the accessories of a large modern gallery of the first class and you'll find it in charge of fully qualified operators. Every phase of photography in its highest branches is successfully practised. Success in posing infants and developing artistic pictures has made the Bloomingdale Studios a Mecca for mothers with interesting babies to be perpetuated by portraiture. The summit is reached when you step into the GREENHOUSES These modern hanging gardens of Babylon cover an ON THE ROOF, area of 35,000 square feet and are filled with foliage, flowers, feathered singers and aquaria of gold and silver fishes. The idea, widely copied, originated with Bloomingdales'. From the gravelled walks surrounding the greenhouses a panoramic view of the city is presented. When you have enjoyed it, a swift elevator is prepared to return you to the Main Floor, and a choice of three exits on Third Avenue, three on 59th Street, one on 60th Street, and one on Lexington Avenue. 75 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Bloomingdales* Year Book and Diary for 1915. Welfare Work at Bloomingdales During the forty-two years of the existence of the firm of Blooming- dale Bros., there has been a steady development of its WELFARE WORK, a subject which has always had the most serious and intelli- gent attention on the part of the firm and all those in executive po- sitions. Today, as in the past, no Department Store surpasses Bloom- ingdales' in providing facilities and means for the benefit of the health, comfort and general welfare of em- ployees. As a result, the employ- ees of the store find their work most pleasant and their surround- ings most "homelike." ADVANCEMENT OF EMPLOYEES An extremely important object of welfare work in a Department Store is the advancement of employees to superior positions instead of engag- ing new employees when such va- cancies occur. Bloomingdales' em- ployees receive their training for such superior positions, and by this method opportunity has been af- forded a large number who now hold executive positions to rise from minor positions in which they started as mere boys when the store first opened. EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES A new feature of the WELFARE WORK is the "Continuation School." Bloomingdales' has been the first Department Store to insti- tute a course of instruction for mi- nor employees, under the supervi- sion of the Board of Education, in elementary and vocational studies. These classes meet for instruction one hour every morning. LUNCH ROOMS The Bloomingdale restaurant for employees on the fifth floor — large, light, airy and sanitary — provides excellent meals consisting of the best of food, at less than cost prices. In fact, the cash returns do not cover the expense of the food itself, not to speak of the added expense of a staff of waiters and other work- ers required to maintain a restau- rant. Employees may bring their own lunches if they so desire, and purchase some refreshment such as tea, coffee, milk, etc., at a nominal outlay. RECREATION ROOMS After luncheon, the employees have at their disposal a beautiful, large "resting room," liberally pro- vided with couches and easy chairs. The room contains an organ and a piano, and singing and dancing are features of the enjoyment indulged in. Many of the girls bring their books, while still others bring some article of embroidery or other fancy work. ENCOURAGING THRIFT A branch of the well-known "Pen- ny Provident Fund" is maintained by the store, office room and the services of a clerk being supplied at the expense of the firm. Penny deposits are received, and when a hundred pennies have accumulated, they may be withdrawn and depos- ited in the Banking Department, where, among other features, a Spe- cial Account Department is conduct- ed. Interest at 4 per cent, per an- num is paid on such deposits. En- 77 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. couraged by the "Penny Provident Fund," and with the co-operation of the Special Account Department, many sums are laid aside for the proverbial rainy day. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS All employees are allowed a dis- count of 10 per cent, on their pur- chases. An employee in the house any length of time is welcome to buy, say, $10.00 worth of goods and pay at the rate of $1.00 a week. This feature of the WELFARE WORK is conducted by the Employ- ees' Merchandise Department, wherein employees are treated with the utmost consideration, merchan- dise being charged to them on the weekly payment plan, the amount of the payments to be measured by the extent of their purchases and the salary they receive. This ac- commodation makes it unnecessary for employees to deal with the in- stallment houses, which generally charge higher rates for their mer- chandise to compensate them for the "time" privilege on payments. MUTUAL AID SOCIETY On the initiative of representa- tive employees, and with the firm's encouragement and support, Bloom- ingdale Bros. Employees' Mutual Aid Society was established in 1881, incorporated in 1888, and in 1915 will celebrate the 34th anniversary of its useful and benign work. Pre- vious to 1881, cases originating among employees requiring finan- cial assistance had been referred to a member of the firm and relief fur- nished direct from the coffers of the house. Since its inception, the So- ciety has extended aid to more than 35,000 people. The Society's rec- ords clearly demonstrate that, in times of stress, worthy employees who could not be induced to accept private aid avail themselves of the benefits to which they are justly en- titled as members of the Blooming- dale Bros. Employees' Mutual Aid Society. The majority of the present offi- cers of the Society were sponsors at its birth. They are heads of va- rious important departments in the store and discharge their duties to the Society as if they were part of their obligation to the business it- self. All employees of Bloomingdales' directly connected with the busi- ness for one month are members of the Mutual Aid Society during the period of their employment by the firm. They are divided into three grades, as follows: The first grade pays monthly dues of 10c, the second 30c and the third 50c, which, in case of sick- ness, entitles them to a sick bene- fit after the second week, and, in case of death, a death benefit, ac- cording to schedule for each grade. The services of a physician are free to all members residing with- in the limits of the Borough of Manhattan. Members living out- side of this Borough are entitled to regular sick benefits on receipt of a certificate from the doctor who attended them. PHYSICIAN The Society's physician pays a visit each day to the Bloomingdale store. The firm has fitted up for the benefit of employees a dispen- sary supplied with every modern surgical appliance. This has been found to be of great assistance, for illness taken care of in the first stage has prevented many a long and serious attack. 78 Bloom i ngd ales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. OPTICIAN The eyes of employees are exam- ined by an optician free of charge and glasses furnished at cost. Em- ployees may make appointment's be- tween 8:30 and 10 o'clock — the reg- ular shopping period — and all are urged to utilize this opportunity, with the suggestion that frequent headaches and kindred ailments arise from unsuspected impaired eyesight. DENTIST Another novel feature of WEL- FARE WORK is the fact that a dentist in the building attends to the teeth of the employees at half rates. CHIROPODIST The services of an expert chirop- odist are rendered to employees at half the usual rates. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Cases of urgent need receive im- mediate relief, the President of the Society having full power to grant a sum not to exceed $25.00 to a member in distress. Much comfort is derived from the knowledge that "but to ask is to receive." Another valuable feature is the provision for a loan, not exceeding $50.00, to a member suffering tem- porary financial embarrassment. WARNING AGAINST LOAN SHARKS A slip containing a warning against usurers has been distributed to every employee of the Bloomingdale Store. It points that employees in good stand- ing can receive assistance from the funds of The Mutual Aid Society when they are in urgent need of money. SPECIAL FUNDS. While the By-Laws of the Bloom- ingdale Bros. Mutual Aid * Society restrict it to WELFARE WORK among members in good standing only, the "Fannie Myers Fund," the "Lyman G. Bloomingdale" and "Joseph B. Bloomingdale" funds, which are a part and parcel of the Mutual Aid Society, make it possi- ble to assist the families of em- ployees who are not members and therefore not entitled to draw up- on the funds of the Mutual Aid So- ciety. The fact is that the found- ers, the late Fannie Myers, and the late Lyman G. Bloomingdale and the late Joseph B. Bloomingdale, in- tended this fund for certain persons not entitled to the funds of the Mu- tual Aid Society, including ex-em- ployees; even employees who have received from the Society all they were entitled to according to the By-Laws of said Society, may have their benefits extended through these funds. FREE SUMMER VACATIONS AT FAR ROCKAWAY. The summer cottage maintained at Far Rockaway by Bloomingdale Bros, for the female employees of the store, is one of the most laud- able features of the WELFARE WORK, and is accorded a full mea- sure of appreciation by the hun- dreds of Bloomingdale girls who, during the course of the summer, are the guests of the management. For years past it has been the cus- tom of the Society to send the fe- male employees who have been in the firm's employ one year or more, on a week's vacation to Far Rock- away, Long Island. Not alone is their salary continued, but the transportation to and from Far Rockaway and board while there are entirely without any outlay on their part. Quite frequently the more delicate girls are granted a stay of two weeks. 79 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. All sorts of out-door games for daytime amusement are provided, including the rides through the country, surf bathing, green corn feasts — all without any expense whatsoever to the vacationists; the picture reproduced on the accom- panying page tells the story of the recreation enjoyed by the girls far more eloquently than can be ex- pressed in words; and musicales and dancing make the evenings all too short. In consequence, Bloomingdales' girls enter into the fall season tan- ned, robust and healthy. THANKSGIVING EVE. On Thanksgiving Eve there is an- other manifestation of WELFARE WORK in a general presentation of turkeys under the auspices of the Society. WEDDING PRESENTS. Wedding presents are given to all employees after one year's service. CONCLUSION. Could there be any better demon- stration of genuine WELFARE WORK than is set forth in these pages? Bloomingdales' were pioneers in department store WEL- FARE WORK, and it is needless to point out that their efforts in this direction go far to make the store life of their thousands of employ- ees a pleasure. And the benefits are twofold: An unusual feeling of good comradeship is established be- tween emplcyees, and this feeling, fostered by the firm, has resulted in a spirit of loyalty that cannot help but play an important part in the progress of the business. 80 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. BANKING FACILITIES. Open a bank account with us, and draw your checks against it to pay your household and personal bills. Payments by check provide the best kind of receipts. Ladies' accounts especially invited. In our Interest Department we pay interest at the rate of 4% per annum on accounts of $5.00 and upwards. Deposits made before the 10th of any month draw interest from first of that month. We also issue Letters of Credit Travelers' Checks and Drafts payable in all parts of the world. Foreign Moneys bought and sold at current rates. Open from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. BLOOMINGDALE BROS., Bankers, Fifty-ninth St., near Lexington Ave. Main Floor. BANKING. The store of Bloomingdale Brothers was the first in Greater New York to install a Banking Department, and is. therefore, the originator of the idea. From its inception we have spared no pains to safeguard the in- terest of our depositors. Under date of July 1, 1914, we placed our Banking Department under the supervision of the Banking De- partment of the State of New York, as we felt that sucn a step would insure to depositors the same protec- tion as is offered by Savings Banks, State Banks and Trust Companies. Under these conditions our depositors will find that they cannot select a more secure depository for their funds. Our equipment is thoroughly modern and up-to-date and enables us to han- dle private and household accounts as advantageously as we do the accounts of large commercial enterprises. Special facilities have been installed to simplify the relations between de- positors and our Banking Depart- ment. As a consequence women will find it a great convenience to trans- act their banking business with us. We shall be pleased to receive check ing accounts averaging $100 and up- wards. Ordinarily, banks do not ac- cept accounts unless liberal balances can be maintained. We, on the other hand, recognizing the necessity or banking facilities for the small de- positor, have made arrangements to handle accounts of moderate size. A few vears ago people of moderate means did not feel the necessity of banking facilities. Nowadays, how- ever, conditions are vastly different, and the household bank account is regarded a necessity. The payment of bills by check en- ables you to keep a detailed record of your expenditures, and provides the best kind of a receipt in every in- stance. A bank account does more, — it enables you to conduct your finan- cial affairs in a systematic, business- like way, and encourages economy. As the store is readily accessible from all parts of the city, an account with our Banking Department will no found a great convenience ; not only because our patrons mny combine their shopping with banking transac- tions, but they enjoy the additional advantage of longer banking hours than are offered by banks and trust companies. Our Banking Department opens at 9 A.M. and closes at 5 P.M. every day in the year, except Sun- days and the following holidavs : New Year's Day. Washington's Birthday, Decoration Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Our depositors, therefore, are in a po- sition to obtain funds practically at the beginning of the business day and make deposits twq hours after other banks have closed. 81 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Our equipment also provides for re- ceiving deposits by mail. If your needs do not require a checking account, we direct your at- tention to our Interest Department, where we allow interest at the rate of 4% per annum on accounts of $5.00 and upwards. Deposits made before the 10th dag of any month draw in- terest from the first of that month. This arrangement (jives depositors an advantage not generally offered by in- stitutions carrying this class of ac- eon nts. SAFETY FOR YOUR SAVINGS AND BANKABLE PROFITS. That is what a deposit account ar Bloomingdale Bros. — Bankers— means to you. When you seek investment of vour money to whom do you go? Why. naturally, to one whose refutation for conservatism and good solid judgment is unquestionable. Just so with a Savings account. Safetv and relia- bility is your first thought. For forty-two years the firm of Bloomingdale Bios, has stood for hon- esty and reliability. It has earned for itself the name of "Home of Truth." As Private Bankers we are under the supervision of the Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York. $5.00 will start a deposit account. And yon will be surprised how rap- idly your account will increase in size by adding just" a little each week or n^onth, and allowing the interest to accumulate. 4% interest every six months ! That means considerable in the end. And here's another advantage — you can have all your purchases at out- store charged against this account. It will pay you to start a deposit account noir. LETTERS OF CREDIT. Letters of credit payable in all parts of the world are issued by our Bank- ing Department at moderate rates. People who wish to avoid the danger of carrying actual money with them on their journeys, and who desire to be relieved of the trouble and expense of exchanging the currency of one country for that of another, will find our Letters of Credit meet every re- quirement. Equipped with our Letter of Credit, you may safely visit any part of the civilized world, knowing that your finances are well taken care of. Even if the Letter of Credit is lost, it is not available to anyone but the person to whom it is issued. Our correspondents will honor no Drafts against it unless the signature agrees in every particular with that filed at the time the Letter was issued. We also sell Drafts and Travelers Checks payable in all parts of the world. Parties desirous of sending money abroad, may obtain these Drafts or Travelers Checks at our Banking Department. Both will be paid at the other side without any deduction from their face. Foreign moneys bougnt and sold. Drafts and Coupons payable in all parts of the world promptly collected. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. In the construction of our Safe De- posit Vault only the best material has been used, and every means employed to insure absolute security against loss by fire or theft. PRIVATE SAFES $3.00. $4.00 AND $5.00 PER YEAR. Why take the risk of keeping se curities, valuable papers, jewelry, keepsakes, etc.. at home, when at a nominal cost you can have a private safe of ample dimensions in a Fire and Burglar Proof Vault, which is guarded day and night throughout the year ? Persons renting private safes have exclusive control of same. BLOOMINGDALE BROS., Bankers. 82 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Grocery and Wine Department A Partial Catalog of one of the largest and most comprehensive section in the whole Store COFFEES ALWAYS FRESH We are most painstaking in our popular and famous Coffee Depart- ment. Ground or pulverized. 25 lb. 5 lb. pkg. pkg. or over 1 lb. per lb. per lb. Java, very finest. .. $0.48 $0.45 $0.44 Java and Harrar. . .40 .37 .36 H a r r a r, formerly called Mocha 36 .33 Our Restaurant Cof- fee 36 A la Carte 35 Richarome 34 Fine-Aroma 32 Red Cherry 33 Table d'Hote 30 Peaberry 29 Maracaibo .25 Santos .33 .32 .33 .31 .32 .29 .28 .25 .32 .32 .31 .32 .30 .31 .28 .27 .24 White Rose G. Washington Pre- pared Coffee Dekofa . .24 1 lb. can . .35 Can . .29 1 lb. can . .74 3 lb. can 1.00 Large can .87 TEAS Formosa Oolong.. Formosa Oolong.. Formosa Oolong.. English Breakfast English Breakfast .32 .25 5 lbs. 1 or lb. over .45 .43 .35 .32 .24 .23 .63 1.25 1.15 .50 1.00 .90 y 2 lb. .23 .18 J-J 11 1 1 11 JJl CdlVldOl »Lk\J .40 80 .O V7 70 English Breakfast .31 .62 .60 J-j ii£)l loll J_»l Cdiviaoi .25 .50 .47 English Breakfast !23 !45 ^43 English Breakfast .18 .35 .32 English Breakfast .24 .23 Ceylon 23 .45 .90 .80 Ceylon .38 .75 .65 Ceylon .31 .62 .60 Ceylon .25 .50 .47 .20 .40 .38 Ceylon (3 lbs. $1) .35 Ceylon .30 Japan (Black) . . . .40 .80 .70 Japan (Black) . . . .31 .62 .60 Japan (Black) . . . .25 .50 .47 Japan (Black) . . . .23 .45 .43 Amora Brand India or Ceylon Tea Beautifully Decorated 1 lb. Packages, Fragrant, Rich and Delicious ) 40 BREAKFAST FOODS, CEREALS, ETC. pkg. Apitezo $0.14 Arrowroot 09 Barley, medium (5 lbs. $0.37) . . .08 Barley, fine (5 lbs. $0.48) 10 Barley, Patent, Robinson's, can .13 (Dozen $1.48) Barley Crystals (breakfast food) .23 Barley (Goodman's Egg Barley) .05 Bran Meal, Johnson's Educator .19 Corn Meal, yel. or wht, 3% lbs. .12 (10 lbs. $0.33) Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 83 Bloomingpales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT Corn Starch, "CALUMET" Corn Starch, Duryeas' (doz. $1) Cream of Wheat (doz. $1.56).. Farina (5 lbs. $0.33) Farina, Hecker's Cream Force (doz. $1.32) Cresco Grits Grape Nuts (doz. $1.40) Hominy 5 lbs. Imperial Granum; small, $0.54; large Malt Breakfast Foods (Doz. $1.56) Malto Rice, Cook's (doz. $1.56) Oats, "Som-Mor" (5 lbs. $0.22) 2 lbs Oats, H. O. (doz. $1.56) Oats, Quaker (doz. $1.05) Oats, Irish, McCann's, 14 lb. can Oats, Irish, McCann's, 5 lb. can Oats, Irish, McCann's, 2 lb. can Oats, Irish, McCann's, 10 oz.can Tapioca, Flake (5 lbs. $0.40) . . . Tapioca, Granul'd (5 lbs. $0.43) Tapioca, Instantaneous Tapioca, Pearl (5 lbs. $0.38) Pettijohn Food (doz. $1.32) . Poast Toasties (doz. $1.08) . Puffed Rice (doz. $1.56) Puffed Wheat (doz. $1.03) . . Ralston B'kf'st Food (dz. $1.56) Sago, fine (doz. $1.00) lib Samp 5 lb Shredded Wheat Biscuit. . .07 .09 .14 .07 .14 .12 .23 .12 .15 .79 .14 .14 .10 .14 .09 1.35 .52 .23 .09 .09 .09 .09 .08 .12 .10 .14 .09 .14 .09 .15 .12 Triscuit 10 Wheatena (doz. $1.56) 14 Rice, 2 lb. package.. .12 .16 .24 Rice, 5 lb. package.. .25 .38 .55 COCOAS AND DRINKING CHOCOLATES % • % lb. lb. can can Walter Baker's Cocoa. .18 Huyler's Cocoa .20 Maillard's Cocoa .23 Suchard's Cocoa, Imp. .22 .43 Van Houteh's Cocoa . . .22 .43 Epp's Cocoa .20 Blooker's Cocoa .32 P h i 1 1 i p s' Digestible Cocoa .24 Bensdorp's Cocoa 22 .32 Bloomingdale's Pure Breakfast Cocoa, % lb. paper pkg., .12; 1 lb. paper pkg., .24; 4 lb. can, .90. Whitman's Instantane- ous Chocolate, sweet .34 .64 Huyler's Chocolate Powder, sweetened.. .28 Cocoa Shells .04 Bloomingdale's Lunch Chocolate, sweetened, y 2 lb. can, .14; 1 lb. paper pkg., .25; 5 lb. can, $1.10. AND NOODLES French .12 .12 .12 .12 Domestic .10 .10 MACARONI, SPAGHETTI Domestic Macaroni, package 07 Spaghetti, package Vermicelli, package Alphabets, package Broken Macaroni or Spaghetti, about 10-lb. box, 44c. Heinz Spaghetti Italienne, can, 9c, 14c, 24c. Franco-American, can, 10c, 15c. Van Camp's Spaghetti, Italian Style, can, 10c, 14c. Noodles, Fine, Medium or Broad, Goodman's, package Noodles, Fine, Medium or Broad, Paul Buck, Phila., package l lb. can .85 .73 .58 .62 PYench .15 .15 .15 .15 .09 .09 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 84 Bloom i ngd ales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT Pea Beans Marrow Beans Red Kidney Beans Black Turtle Beans Lima Beans, California Split Peas, Yellow. . Split Peas, Green. . . Whole Peas, Yellow Whole Peas, Green. AND DRIED PEAS 2 lbs. 5 lbs. 10 lbs. liubiiei .14 .34 .63 $3.60 .18 .43 .82 4.85 .18 .42 .82 .18 .42 !82 .19 .45 .88 ■lb. package, .19 .14 .32 .60 $3.45 .17 .40 .78 4.60 .16 .38 .78 • 4.40 .10 .38 .78 4.40 LENTILS AND GREEN KERN Lentils per lb. .07 Green Kern Whole, per lb. .14 Ground, per lb. CRACKERS (National Biscuit Company) Paper Tin Box Box Albert Biscuit $0.09 $0.22 Al Fresco Cheese Wafers .09 American Beauty Ginger Snaps, paper barrel... Animal Biscuit Arrowroot Biscuit Barnum's Animals Baronet Biscuit Bent's Water Crackers (hand made) Butter W T afers, Bremner's Champion Biscuit, Ken- nedy's Cheese Sandwich Cheese Tidbit Chocolate Wafers Cocoanut Dainties Cracker Meal ... .05 and Dinner Biscuit Epic Wafers Fancy Assortment Fig Newton Five O'Clock Tea Biscuit, assorted Five O'Clock Tea Biscuit, chocolate or plain .23 .09 .09 .05 .09 .09 .09 .09 .09 .09 .09 .14 .09 .09 .011 .24 22 28 .28 09 .23 .23 Frotana Fruit Cake Ginger Snaps, N. B. C. . . Ginger Wafers, Famous (round tins) Graham Crackers, small package Graham Crackers, large package Graham Wafers Lady Fingers, Sponge... Lemon Snaps London Cream Biscuit. . . Mallomars Marshmallow Dainties. . . Minaret Wafers (rd. tins) Oatmeal Biscuit Old Time Sugar Cookies Oswego Biscuit Oysterettes Pretzelettes (hand made) Royal Lunch Rykon Biscuit Saltine Biscuit, paper .09 Saratoga Chips, salted or plain Saratoga Flakes, salted or plain Sea Breeze Wafer Pilot. Social Tea Biscuit .09 .29 .09 .04 .09 .15 .09 .04 .09 .09 .09 .09 .09 .04 .09 .09 .09 .15 ;i5 .09 .12 .15 .21] .22 .09 .22 .23 .22 .23 .24 .18 .23 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 85 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT Soda Crackers, N. B. C. .09 Sultana Fruit Biscuit 15 Uneeda Biscuit.. .2 for .09 .05 Uneeda Jinjer Wayfer.. .09 Uneeda Lunch Biscuit. . . .04 Vanilla Wafers 09 Water Thin Biscuit 09 Water Crackers, Bent's (hand made) Zephyrettes Zu Zu Ginger Snaps 04 Zwieback 09 .22 .28 .22 SUGAR WAFERS (National Biscuit Company) Paper Tin Box Box Adora Cameo Biscuit 14 Champagne Wafers .... Chocolate Tokens 22 Festino (almond shape) . Nabisco, Chocolate, Va- nilla, small tins Nabisco, Chocolate, Lem- on, Mint, Orange, Va- nilla, large tins Oreo Biscuit .09 .23 .23 .00 .22 .23 DR. JOHNSON'S EDUCATOR CRACKERS No. 1 No. 2 Tins Tins Almond Cracker $0.29 Almonette 24 Animal 24 Ark (filled with animals) .49 Assorted Educators 19 Bran Cookie 24 Butter Cracker 24 Chocolate Educator 24 Fruited Educator 24 $0.49 Ginger Cookie 24 Gluten Cookie 24 Golden Maize Cracker . . .19 Graham Cracker 19 Oatmeal Cracker 24 Rye Cracker 19 Toasterette 24 .49 Wafer 24 .44 Water Cracker 24 .44 Wheat Germ Cracker ... .19 Wheat Meal Cracker .34 Animal Crackers, Ginger Snap, Luncheon Biscuit, Sweet Graham, Toast- erette, W T afer, per pkg. SUNSHINE SUGAR WAFERS (Tin Boxes) Hydrox $0.29 Tan San $0.10 .24 Champagne 15 Clover Leaf 10 .15 Brandywine .24 Veronique 10 .24 Philopena 15 .24 Whole W T heat .24 10: CHEESE Roquefort, finest imported .... \ Gorgonzola, finest imported... Fresh Camembert, finest im- ported, Le Delicieux, Chef Brand, wood box ).45 .35 CANNED VEGETABLES— DOMESTIC Tomatoes, Standard Tomatoes, Standard Tomatoes, red ripe, solid pack Tomatoes. ROB ROY Tomatoes, Finest, extra large can Tomatoes, red ripe, solid pack. No. 2 can Tomatoes, so-called gallon No. 10 can 30 Can Doz. $0.09 $1.05 .10 1.14 .12 1.32 .14 1.62 .15 1.68 .07 .80 .28 3.24 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 86 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT Tomato Sauce, DEL MONTE, Spanish style with Chili Small can, .05; large can .09 Corn, N. Y. State. SPRING BROOK .09 1.00 Corn, N. Y. State, fancy MAZEPPA .10 1.08 Corn, MAINE, extra fancy .15 1.50 Corn, KERNELLED, Skins of Kernels removed .14 1.62 Peas. Excellent .10 1.08 Peas, early June, PRIZE WINNER .12 1.38 Peas, fancy sifted, MAGNET .16 1.80 Peas, large Sugar .17 1.92 Peas, extra fancy sifted, CAMEO .18 2.04 Peas, fancy Petit Pois, THISTLE .22 2.52 Beans, String, Baltimore .07 .78 Beans, Refugee, FORT STANWIX .10 1.14 Beans, Stringless, fine, PONTIAC .12 1.38 Beans, Stringless, very fine, DELFT .15 1.74 Beans, Stringless. extra fine, ARGOSY .19 2.16 Beans, White Wax .10 1.14 Beans, White Wax, fancy .14 1.56 Lima Beans, small .10 1.08 Lima Beans, very small .15 1.68 Red Kidney Beans, Oak Orchard, No. 2 can .10 1.14 Red Kidney Beans, Heinz 05 .10 .14 Baked Beans, HEINZ, Plain 0*9 .14 .18 Baked Beans, HEINZ, Vegetarian .14 Baked Beans. HEINZ, with Tomato Sauce .05 .10 .14 .19 Pork and Beans. No. 3 can .10 1.08 Pork and Beans, No. 3 can -. .14 1.56 Succotash, fancy .10 1.08 Succotash, very fancy, WHITE ROSE .15 L68 Succotash. KERNELLED. Skins of Kernels removed .14 1.56 Asparagus, California, EAGLE .18 2.10 Asparagus, California, OAK .21 2.40 Asparagus, California, DEL MONTE, Green .24 2.76 Asnarasus, California, DEL MONTE. White .28 3.24 Asoaragus. California. DEL MONTE. Giant Grpen .27 3.12 Asnaragus Tins Call tipsL DEL MONTE, Ca!iforn ? a .21 2.40 Asoarasrus Tins. California Salad Points .20 2.28 Sauer Kraut, No. 3 cans .10 1.14 Sauer Kraut, HEINZ .14 Beets, No. 3 can .10 1.14 Beets, very fancy, No. 3 can .19 2.16 Beets, so-called gallon, No. 10 can .35 4 08 Sninach, extra fancy, No. 3 can .15 1.74 Sninach, extra fancy, so-called gallon, No. 10 can .45 5.28 Squash, No. 3 can .10 1.10 Pumokiu, No. 3 can .10 1.10 Okra, No. 2 can .10 1.15 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 87 Bloomingdales* Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT Okra and Tomato, No. 2 can Mixed Vegetables, for Soups, Chowder, etc Sweet Potatoes, No. 3 can TOMATOES, whole, large GLASS JAR. . . CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS Fine Selected Fruit. Good Syrup, No. 2'/ 2 Cans MANZANITA Brand Can Doz. Lemon Cling Peaches $0.19 $2.16 Bartlett Pears 19 2.16 White Cherries 22 2.52 Apricots 18 2.04 Fancy Fruit, Rich Heavy Syrup. No. 2'/ 2 Cans .12 .10 .14 1.32 1.14 1.56 .27 DEL MONTE Brand Can Doz. Melba Peaches, .tall can $0.50 Lemon Cling Peaches... .23 $2.64 Lemon Cling Peaches, sliced 24 2.76 Bartlett Pears .24 2.76 White Cherries 26 3.00 Black Cherries 27 3.12 Apricots 23 2.64 Green Gage Plums 19 2.16 Egg Plums 19 2.16 HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE Del Monte Can Doz. Sliced No. 2V 2 $0.22 $2.52 Sliced No. 2 .16 1.80 Grated No. 2 .17 1.92 FIG JAM, Barataria Hawaiian Seal Sliced No. 2 .15 1.68 Sliced No. 1 .10 1.08 Grated No. 1 .11 1.20 Singapore Pineapple Cubes 09 JAMS, CURTICE BROS.' Strawberry Raspberry Raspberry and Red Currant Red Cherry White Cherry BlOS. Black Currant . . . Quince Apricot Peach T Red Currant J ai Pfar Blackberry Pineapple Gooseberry Green Gage Grape Damson No. 1 can .10 Curtice Glass 15c FIXED AND MOVABLE FEASTS, 1915 Epiphany, Jan. 6. St. Valentine's Day, Feb. 14. Ash Wednesday, Feb. 17. St. Patrick's Day, March 17. Palm Sunday, March 28. Good Friday, April 2. Easter Sunday, April 4. Ascension Day, May 13. Whitsunday. May 23. Corpus Christi, June 3. Feast of the Assumption, Aug. 15. Michaelmas Day, Sept. 29. Feast of All Saints, Nov. 1. First Sunday in Advent, Nov. 28. Christmas Day, Dec. 25. Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 88 Bloomingdales* Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT RHINE WINES Bottled and Shipped by FEIST .& REINACH, BINGEN am Rhine. Case 12 Case 24 Bottles y 2 Bottles Bottle y 2 Bottle $7.50 $8.50 $0.70 $0.38 8.00 9.00 .75 .42 Binger Rosengarten .... 8.50 9.50 .80 .44 Riidesheimer 9.00 10.00 .85 .46 Dienheimer Langweg . , . 8.75 .80 9.00 10.00 .85 .46 Durkheimer Feuerberg . . 9.50 .87 Winzenheimer Honigberg 9.25 .85 Hochheimer '9.50 10.50 .87 .48 Oppenheimer Goldberg . . , 10.00 .90 10.00 .90 Steinberger . . . 10.50 11.50 .95 .55 11.00 12.00 1.00 .55 Schloss Jobannisberger . . , 11.00 1.00 Miinsterer Pittersberg . . . . . 12.00 1.10 12.00 iV.66 1.10 .60 Steinberger K. D 13.00 1.15 Liebfraumilch (Crescenz) 15.00 16.66 1.35 .70 Nackenheimer Stiel 17.00 1.50 Schloss Johannisberger P. M , 25.00 2.25 Oberingelheimer, Red 10.00 .90 Assmannshauser. Red . 12.00 iV.66 1.10 .60 Assmannshauser, Red W. V 14.00 15.00 1.25 .65 MOSELLE WINES Bottled and Shipped by WILH. HAUSSMANN, TRABEN-TRARBACH an der Mosel. Case 12 Case 24 Bottles y 2 Bottles Bottle i/ 2 Bottle Moselbliimchen $7.50 $8.50 $0.70 $0.38 Zeltinger 8.50 9.50 .80 .44 Trabener 9.00 10.00 .85 .46 Piesporter 9.25 10.25 .87 .48 Graacher 9.50 10.50 .88 .48 Erdener Goldkapsel 10.00 11.00 .90 .50 Brauneberger 11.00 12.00 1.00 .54 Graacher Griinkapsel . . . 12.00 1.10 Trarbacher Ungsberg . . 13.00 14.66 1.15 .62 Scharzhofberger 16.00 17.00 1.40 .75 Berncastler Goldkapsel 14.50 15.50 1.30 .70 Berncastler Goldkapsel Auslese 17.00 1.50 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 89 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT CLARET WINES J. PROM & CO., BORDEAUX, OUR BOTTLING. Case 12 Case 24 Bottles y 2 Bottles Bottle % Bottle St. Julien $6.00 $7.00 $0.56 $0.32 Medoc 7.00 8.00 .63 .35 Pontet Canet 9.00 10.00 .80 .45 AULOY FRERES, BORDEAUX. 100 50 . 25 Bottles Bottles Bottles Bottle Bordeaux, Rouge $35.00 $18.00 $9.25 $0.39 Margaux 43.00 22.00 11.25 .48 St. Julien '. 45.00 23.00 11.75 .50 AULOY FRERES, BORDEAUX, IMPORTED — IN GLASS. Case 12 Case 24 Bottles V 2 Bottles Bottle i/ 2 Bottle Medoc $7.75 $8.75 $0.70 $0.40 St. Julien 8.50 9.50 .78 .44 Pauillac 8.00 .75 St. Estephe 8.75 .80 St. Emilion 8.50 .78 Chateau Pontet Canet 11.00 12.00 1.00 .00 Chateau Leoville Barton 12.00 13.00 1.10 no • Of Chateau Beychevelle 14.00 1.25 Chateau Lafite 14.00 15.00 1.25 .66 Chateau Larose 16.50 17.50 1.50 .78 Chateau Mouton Rothschild 22.00 2.00 21.00 1.75 .90 CHIANTI IMPORTED FROM ITALY. Case 12 Case 24 Bottles Vz Bottles Bottle V 2 Bottle Chianti, U. P. V. C $7.00 $7.75 $0.65 $0.35 Brolio's 7.10 7.85 .68 .38 PORT WINES W. & J. GRAHAM & CO., OPORTO, PORTUGAL. Case 12 Gallon Bottles Bottle Tawny Port $3.00 $7.50 $0.75 D. G. S. Tawny Port 4.00 11.00 1.00 Fine Old Port, 5 Diamond 5.00 13.50 1.25 Superior Old Port, Diamond S 6.00 16.00 1.50 F. L. O. Tawny Port 16.00 1.50 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 90 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT Fine Old Tawny Port 22.00 2.00 Very Rare Old Tawny Port 27.00 2.50 Special Old Tawny Port 30.00 3.00 Burgundy Port 11.50 1.10 Royal Spanish Port 12.00 1.10 Imperial Spanish Port 16.00 1.50 SHERRY WINES R. C. IVISOX & CO., JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA, SPAIN. Case 12 Gallon Bottles Bottle Amontillado, Extra $8.00 $22.00 $2.00 Amontillado, Very Dry 6.00 16.00 1.50 Amontillado, Pale, Dry 5.00 14.00 1.25 Vino de Pasto, Old, Nutty 5.00 14.50 1.35 Vino de Pasto, Old 4.50 13.00 1.20 Oloroso, Old, Delicate 5.00 14.00 1.25 Oloroso, Rich, Nutty 4.50 12.00 1.15 Delicado 4.00 11.00 1.00 Delicate Dinner Sherry 3.50 10.00 .90 Royal Gold. Brown, Sweet 5.00 14.00 1.25 Golden Solera. Brown, Sweet 4.00 11.00 1.00 Prado. Good Quality 3.50 9.00 .85 Light Golden 3.00 8.00 .75 Moderate Sweet 2.75 7.25 .65 Medium Character 2.50 6.25 .55 Duff Gordon Royal G. V 11.00 1.00 Duff Gordon Imperial G. V 16.00 1.50 Duff Gordon Royal Pale Dry 11.00 1.00 Duff Gordon Imperial Pale Dry 16.00 1.50 VARIOUS LIQUEURS, ETC. Amora Punch $0.85 $0.45 Lysholm Aquavit No. 1 1.20 O. P. Anderson & Son, Branvin 1.25 O. P. Anderson & Son, Pomerans Branvin 1.25 B. Dahlgren's Arrak Punch 1.25 Lindgren & Co.'s Punch 1.25 Cederlunds' Punch 1.15 Batavia Arrack, E. & A. Scheer 1.45 Cherry Cordial, Copenhagen 1.45 .80 Creme Yvette 1.45 Grand Marnier 1.35 Forbidden Fruit 1.95 Zwetschgenwasser, Otto Oberfoll 1.45 Nordhauser, C. & H. Giinther 1.45 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 91 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT Dubonnet .85 Grenadine, Guillot & Co 1.00 Grenadine. Labbe Francois .90 Meggy-Lelke Cherry Brandy 1.90 Brazilika Apricot Brandy 1.90 Malna Raspberry Brandy 1.90 Csaszar Pear Brandy 1.90 Slivovitz. Bottled in Hungary 1.50 Maraschino, Genuine Dalmatian 1.40 SAUTERNE WINES AULOY FRERES, BORDEAUX. Case 12 Case 24 Bottles y 2 Bottles Bottle V 2 Bottle Barsac $6.50 $7.50 $0.60 Sauternes 7.00 8.00 .65 Haut Barsac 8.00 9.00 .75 Haut Sauterne 9.00 10.00 .85 Preignac 8.00 9.00 .75 Graves 7.50 8.50 .70 Sauternes 9.00 10.00 .80 Haut Peyraguey 13.00 14.00 1.15 Chateau Filhot 17.00 18.00 1.50 Chateau Guiraud 15.00 1.35 Chateau Yquem 20.00 21.00 1.75 Sauterne Barton & Guestier 6.90 7.90 .66 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .80 $0.34 .35 .40 .45 .40 .38 .45 .63 .80 .90 .36 BURGUNDY WINES CHANSON PERE & FILS, FRANCE. Case 12 Case 24 Bottles V 2 Bottles Pommard $10.00 $11.00 Grevy-Chambertin 11.00 12.00 Chambertin 17.00 18.00 Nuits 22.00 Chambertin 33.00 34.00 Chablis (White) 10.00 11.00 CALIFORNIA WINES SANTA MADRE BRAND. Case 12 Case 24 Gallon Bottles V 2 Bottles Claret $0.75 $2.25 Zinfandel 1.00 2.75 $3.25 Claret, S. M 3.00 Prices Subject to Change "Without Notice. Bottle $0 90 1.00 1.50 2.00 3.00 .90 Bottle $0.20 .25 .30 y, Bottle $0.5° .55 .80 1.60 .50 V 2 Bottle $0.15 92 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT Claret, Superior 1.25 3.50 4.00 .35 .20 Zinfandel, Selected 1.50 4.00 .40 Burgundv Type 1.50 3.75 .35 Burgundy Type, Selected 4.50 5.66 .45 .25 1.00 2.75 .25 Riesling, Selected 1.50 4.00 5.00 .40 .24 Riesling, Johannisberger 2.00 5.00 6.00 .50 .28 CALIFORNIA WINES SANTA MADRE BRAND. 12 Full Full Gallon Quarts Quart Pint Port - $1.00 $3.00 $0.30 Port XXXX 1.20 4.00 .40 Port S. M. B 1.50 5.00 .50 $0.30 Port S. M. B., Selected 2.00 6.00 .60 Port, Superior 2.50 8.00- .75 Sherry 1.00 3.00 .30 Sherry XXXX 1.20 4.00 .40 Sherry S. M. B 1.50 5.00 .50 .30 Sherry. S. M. B., Selected 2.00 6.00 .60 Muscatel 1.20 4.00 4ft .25 Muscatel Amora 1.50 Muscatel S. M. B., Selected 2.00 6.00 .60 Angelica 1.20 4.00 .40 .25 Angelica Amora 1.50 Angelica S. M. B., Selected 2.00 6.00 .60 Sweet Catawba 1.20 4.00 .40 Sweet Catawba Amora 1.50 Sweet Catawba S. M. B., Selected 2.00 6.00 .60 AMERICAN WHISKIES Case 12 Full Gallon Bottles Quart Bottle Old University Rve, Private Stock $7.00 $21.00 $2.00 OLD UNIVERSITY RYE 5.00 16.00 1.50 OLD MARYLAND. Bottled in Bond at Distillery for Bloomingdale Bros. . . . 12.00 1.10 Spring-Garden Rye 4.50 13.50 1.25 Prosit Rye 4.00 12.00 1.10 Our Monogram Rve 3.50 11.00 1.00 DECLARATION RYE 4.50 11.00 1.00 Schenley Rye, Bottled in Bond 11.00 1.00 Heart of Maryland Whiskev 33.00 9.00 .85 Maryland Rye 3.00 9.00 .85 Gauntlet Whiskev 3.00 8.25 .75 Setter Whiskey 2.50 8.25 .75 Amora Whiskey 2.20 7.25 .65 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 93 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT 4.50 Id. 50 l.ZO 3.50 9.00 • OO Rock and Rye Made From Straight Rye in nn 1 U . V) u Qft ±u.uu .60 nirl Ornw 11.75 1.00 Antediluvian 14.00 1.22 Green River 13.50 1.15 Mount Vernon Pure Rve 13.50 1.22 Baltimore Club Rye 11.75 1.00 13.50 1.15 Canadian Club 13.50 1.15 Three Feathers Whiskey 17.25 1.55 J. H. Cutter's Old Reserve 20.00 1.70 15.00 1.50 Malt Whiskey, Absolutely Pure 8.00 .75 RISH WHISKIES $14.25 $1.25 Wm. A. Ross & Bros. Red R 11.50 1.00 Wm. A. Ross & Bros. O. P. S 14.25 1.25 14.85 1.25 23.00 2.00 14.25 1.22 12.00 1.05 SCOTCH WHISKIES J. B. Lawson's Strathtay J. B. Lawson's Strathtay, Rare Old J. B. Lawson's SPECIAL LIQUEUR J. Dewar & Sons Special J. Dewar & Sons White Label J. Dewar & Sons Extra Special Liqueur. Haig & Haig ***** Liqueur Haig & Haig, 3 star Johnnie Walker White Horse Cellar Usher's Special Reserve Buchanan's Black and White King William V. O P Greenlees Bros. Imperial Quart D. & J. McCallum's Perfection Wm. Williams' Spec. Res. Liqueur Case 12 Gallon Bottles Bottle $4.50 $11.00 $0.95 5.00 12.00 1.10 14.50 1.25 12.00 1.05 14.00 1.20 23.00 2.00 19.00 1.65 14.50 1.25 14.50 1.22 13.25 1.15 13.00 1.14 13.50 1.18 19.00 1.65 24.00 2.15 18.75 1.70 17.75 1.60 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 94 BtLOOMlNGDALES* VeaR BOOK AND DlARY FOR 191S. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT GINS Gallons EL BART DRY White Tavern Dry Gin Best Domestic, Holland Style Best Domestic, Holland Style H. Bootz, Holland H. Bootz, Holland Holland Gin, Imported in Jug Boord & Son (London), Cordial Old Tom Boord & Son ( London) Dry Burnett's Old Tom Burnett's Dry Booth's Old Tom Booth's High and Dry Booth's Orange Gin Gordon Dry Nicholson & Co.'s Dry Gin Coates & Co., Plymouth Fields & Co. Sloe Gin Steinhager $3 RUMS Jamaica, Old London Dock Jamaica, Royal Club Jamaica, Fine Old St. Croix Bacardi New England New England, Old Case 12 Large Bottles Bottle Bottle $8.50 $0.75 6.50 .65 6.50 .65 8.50 $0.80 10.50 .95 12.50 1.15 15.00 1.35 11.50 1.00 11.50 1.00 8.15 .68 8.15 .68 10.50 .94 10.25 .88 17.00 1.43 10.20 .87 10.50 .88 11.50 1.00 14.50 1.28 15.50 1.35 Case 12 Gallon Bottles Bottle $7.00 $16.00 $1.50 6.00 13.00 1.25 5.00 12.00 1.10 15.00 1.45 16.50 1.45 2.75 7.25 .65 3.75 9.25 .85 COCKTAILS Star Manhattan Manhattan Whiskey Martini Martini, 3 Star Martini, 3 Star Dry Vermouth Manhattan Club . . . Martini Club Martini Dry Club . $8.00 10.00 10.00 8.00 10.00 10.00 8.00 11.00 11.00 11.00 $0.75 .89 .89 .75 .89 .89 .75 1.00 1.00 1.00 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice. 95 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GROCERY AND WINE DEPARTMENT BRANDIES— IMPORTED Case 12 % Bottles Bottle Bottle J. Gautret & Fils, 1 Star $12.50 $1.15 $0.70 T Gautret & Fils 3 Star 15.50 1.40 .80 J. Gautret & Fils, 4 Star 18^00 1.65 ]90 J. Gautret & Fils Fine Champagne 21.00 2.00 1.00 J. Gautret & Fils Fine Champagne, T. V 40.00 3.75 2.00 J. Gautret & Fils Very Old Reserve 5.00 Girard & Co., 4 Star 27.00 2.50 1.30 Girard & Co., Extra 33.00 3.00 1.50 Jas. Hennessy & Co., 3 Star 1 .55 J. & F. Martell, 3 Star BRANDIES— DOMESTIC Full Gallon Pint California Brandy $3.00 $8.00 $0.75 $0.50 California Brandy, 3 Star 4.00 11.00 1.00 .75 Blackberry Brandy B. B 1.00 .75 Cider Brandy 11.00 1.00 Case Bottle % Bot. Apricot Brandy. Golden Gate 9.50 .90 .50 Peach Brandy, Golden Gate 9.50 .90 .50 Cherry Brandy, Golden Gate 9.50 .90 .50 Blackberry Brandy, Golden Gate 8.00 .75 .40 Orange Wine, Golden Gate 5.25 .48 .25 BLOOM I NGDALES' DEPARTMENT OF CONTRACTS Government contracts, National, State and Municipal, are han- dled by this department, which also outfits homes, offices, ships, clubs, institutions, etc., on a large scale. Every item of a new home, whether simple or palatial, will be supplied by this organization, promptly and economically. The Contract Department for the past three years has been awarded the contract from a prominent municipal department for all descriptions of apparel, uniforms, etc. This department has lately equipped the Flushing Hospital with beds, bedding, rugs, carpets and steel enamel hospital furniture. The Board of Education is furnished with supplies running into thousands of dollars annually. An immense business is transacted with the owners and agents of apartment houses and flats through this department, the sales of carpets, rugs and linoleums running into a colossal total. Estimates are promptly furnished by Bloomingdales' Contract Department. Fourth Floor. 96 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Casino Theatre Broadway and Thirty-ninth Street Telephone, Murray Hill 3846 97 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 98 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Garrick Theatre 63 West Thirty-fifth Street Telephone, Greeley 351 J 99 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 100 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. The Hippodrome Sixth Avenue, Forty-third and Forty-fourth Streets Telephone, Bryant 3400 C The Grand Opera House Twenty-third Street and Eighth Avenue Telephone, Chelsea 525 •i orch r s tf?i \or?CHt s tr*c iucie e- 101 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 44th Street Theatre West Fourty-fourth Street 102 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Chas. Dillingham's Globe Theatre Broadway and Forty-sixth Street 103 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 104 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre Broadway and Twenty-eight Street BOX-A BOX-B 105 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 106 Bloomixgdales' Year Book axd Diary for 1915. Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Knickerbocker Theatre Thirty-eighth Street and Broadway Telephone, Greeley 158-159 108 BlLOOMlNGDALES' YEAR BOOK AND DlARY FOR 1915. Carnegie Music Hall Fifth Avenue and Fifty-seventh Street Telephone | i Columbus 109 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Liberty Theatre 234 West Forty-second Street Telephone, Bryant 27 STAGE. LEFT RICHT 110 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Palace Theatre 1564 Broadway Telephone, Bryant 4300 111 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Hammerstein's American Opera House Lexington Avenue and Fifty-first Street Plaza 6110 112 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Bronx Opera House One Hundred and Forty-ninth Street, East of Third Avenue Phone Melrose 3230 113 Bloom ingd ales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. The Belasco Theatre 115 West Forty-fourth Street Telephone, Bryant 4465 114 Rloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. B, F. Keith's Alhambra Theatre Seventh Avenue and 126th Street Telephone, 5000 Morningside 5k fH 115 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. The Harris Theatre West Forty-second Street Telephone Bryant 31 116 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. West End Theatre 368 West 125th Street Telephone, 8056 Morningside 117 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. The Playhouse 137 West Forty-eighth Street, East of Broadway Phone, 2628 Braynt 118 Bloomingdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 119 Bloomingdalks' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Julian Eltinge Theatre West Forty-second Street Phone, Bryant 3420 120 Bloomingdales* Year Book and Diary for 191 S. 121 Bloomixgdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Wintergarden BALCONY 122 Bloomingdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. German Theatre Irving Piece and Fifteenth Street Telephone 1350 Stuyvesant 123 The Little Theatre Telephone, Bryant 6100 tl I0I131S 124 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Princess Theatre 104 West Thirty-ninth Street Telephone, Greeley 5.79 125 Bloomingdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Park Theatre Fifty-ninth Street and Columbus Circle Telephone, 9590 Columbus 126 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Lyric Theatre 211 West'Forty-second, Street. Telephone, Bryant 5216 Bl /Al A2 \B2 » ^SH j08|l07|IOi,ilOs | lC4jlOS|loafTo^ A B /iiOl Mjp8il^l06|l05|l04llO^|lMfi^ B C ^jj3iio l!wTio6[io7 1 1 Ofe| I0s| 10*1 [Q3Mjo i\ C D ^IIiLlIl L!oTio«»l ipal iot| io6lioslio*J losfigl ljol^ D J- ^llllIII Ioljo^l iosI lOTliofelioslid^rto'sno lIloI^ £ £ tuHQlIlii inpTiogiiosi 107 \ ipfei losi iOApOT iigljsJl F G EHilllll Tino | tool iOSilOTl IQfal 1051 IQAli^ ^OgS G H QjUn HmTTio] io9| ipal wlioeliosl ioA|ioJ o|liSil H «J EmQ UTnti io|io9lio»|io-7|io&|ios| idZpoS Q^IIoil J K tSllIIIIEIi llip I iQ9] ipal i oil ipfei iosI to^iog joIIaO K L ni^IIjIIIi iiiio | ipq| ipal iqtI iQfeliosI i65noSE ^ing3' L M QIHOzIIII Iiipl io9l ioel io-y| ipfeliosl icgTioS E^IIjaD M N 031IIjlIi nii'ol iQ9|iosliO7lio&lios|i5Srio>[^ l!g0 N G EHEjUli lluol K>a Ii07{ iQfel i05l loSTioSn^ OgO O P IQlIIljllLi lL'Ol'Mi^ P iA6\B6\C6 R fiilEIlll !Piio9|ioali07|io6lio5lio4nM i§) ( 5 OIllLlII TjpliLpigi ioel to7lio6Jio5liQ4TiQ5 D^0 ^^^d T ^^ ^^M|M|iQ7|i06|iOi|lO*|IOSll^ Iajl U G^jilET jil I0| | M | IQ8 ||Q7l IQfel [QS| 10*1 lO^M jgjl V EUnjUi nii lohoo I loa I iotI ipfel iosI io5TiO5[^ I^0 man The New Amsterdam Theatre 214 West Forty-second Street. Telephone, Bryant 3093 127 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 191 5. The Forty-Eighth Street Theatre West Forty-eighth Street 128 Bloomixgdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Booth Theatre Forty -fifth Street, West of Broadway Telephone, Bryant 6100 129 Bloomingdales* Year Book and Diary for 1915. Shubert Theatre Forty-fourth Street, West of Broadway Telephone, Bryant 8439 130 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Standard Theatre Ninetieth Street and Broadway- Telephone, Riverside 42 131 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Candler Theatre Forty-second Street West of Broadway Telephone Bryant 6344 132 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Empire Theatre Broadway and Fortieth Street Telephone, Bryant 747 Hammerstein's Victoria Broadway and Forty-second Street Telephone, Bryant 5418 133 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Comedy Theatre 110 West Forty-first Street Telephone, Bryant 5194 Gaiety Theatre Broadway and Forty-sixth Street Telephone, Bryant 210 134 Bloomingdales* Year Book and Diary for 1915. Fulton Theatre Forty-sixth Street near Broadway Telephone, Bryant 700 135 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 19l5. The Century Theatre Central Park West and Sixty-second Street Telephone, Columbus 8800 136 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Metropolitan Opera House Broadway and Thirty-ninth Street 137 Bloomingdales* Year Book, and Diary for 1915. Longacre Theatre Broadway and Forty-eight Street Telephone Bryant 23 Cort Theatre Forty-eight Street, near Broadway Telephone, Bryant 46 CENTR E p T7TTr5ll Even Nos. E side. ■ Clav av 1675 E 173d E 174th 1S47 1S71 1901 1925 1955 1985 2038 2081 2153 2163 2230 99Q4 2375 2460 2660 3040 3070 31 00 3130 3132 Prospect pl E 175th E 176th Mt Hope pl Tremont av Buckhout E 178th E 179th Burnside av E 180th E 181st E 181st E 182d E 183d E 184th Welch Kingsbridge rd Southern Boulevard Suburban Summit Rockfield Potter pl A QL EDI CT Av., fr Wolf E of Sedgwick av N to City Line Even Nos. E side. . Wolf Orchard Ogden av 1520 Boscobel av 1630 Featherbed 1 ■ Macomb's rd 1820 Tremont av 1960 Burnside av Clinton pl Andrews pl Buchanan pl 2252 Hampden Evelyn pl 2398 Fordham L'g rd 2506 St. James 2642 Kingsbridge rd 316 8 Boston av 3206 Van Cortl'dt av City Line AOI EDI CT Av.. E fr 169th W of Harrison av, N to E 184th — E 169th — Cliff nl — E 180th — E 181st — CTinton pl — E 182d — Buchanan pl — E 183d — Evelyn pl — E 184th ARCLLARHS Pl., fr 1296 Gerard av, E to Sheri- dan av ARLINGTON Av.. fr Kappock, bet Netherland & Fairfield avs N to Independence av — Kappock — W 227th — W 230th — W 23lst — W 232d — W 235th — Spuyten Duyvil pkway — W 239th — W 246th — W 2 4 7th — W 249th — W 250th — W 252d — W 254th — W 256th — ■ Independence av ARM AND PL, fr Perot, met Bos- ton & Sedgwick ARNOLD, fr L I Sound N to Wetmore av ARTHUR Av., fr Crotona pk N, w of Crotona av, n to Pelham av 1901 Tremont av E 179th 2102 E 180th ■ E 181st 2144 Oak Tree pl E 182d Quarrv rd 2202 E 183d Belmont pl 2304 Crescent av 2364 William 2400 E 187th 2450 E 188th 2451 E 189th ASH. fr 1954 Mor- ris av E to 1955 Anthony av ASHLAND PL, Perry st bet Greenwich av & Waverly pl 177 Bloomingdales' Yeaf Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN WD THE BRONX. ASHLEY, fr Broadway, opp Terrace View av, E to Spuyten Duyvil ASTOR Ct.. fr 21 W 33d, N to W 34th ASTOR PL, fr 744 Broadway, E to 4th av 1 Broadway 20 Lafayette pi ** — Eighth — Fourth av ATTORNEY, fr 236 Division, N to E Houston 1 Division 17 Grand 44 Broome 71 Delancey 111 Rivington 143 Stanton 176 E Houston AUDUBON Av., fr W 158th, bet Boulevard & Amsterdam av, N to Ft. George av W 158th ■ W 159th W 160th W 161st Kingsbridge rd W 165th W 166th W 168th W 170th W 173d W 175th W 178th Knicker- bocker pi — — - Revnolds pi W 181st ■ W 183d W 185th ■ AV 187th ■ W 190th Ft. George av AUDUBON Pk„ bet W 155th & W 158th & Broadway & 12 th av AUSTIN PL, fr 1 085 St. Joseph's X E to Whit- lock av St. Joseph's E 147th E 149th Whitlock av AVENUE A, fr 230 E Houston, N to E R 1 E Houston 6 First 24 Second 44 E 3d 58 E 4th 74 Fifth 94 Sixth 112 Seventh 125 Eighth 145 E 9th 160 E 10th 174 E 11th 194 E 12th 210 E 13th 226 E 14th 242 E 15th 260 E 16th 276 E 17th 292 E 18th 310 E 19th 326 E 20th E 21st 366 E 22d 383 E 23d 994 1014 103 1 1054 1074 1094 1114 1134 1154 1174 1194 1214 1234 1254 1274 1294 1314 1113 4 1354 1374 1394 1414 1434 1454 1474 1494 1514 1 534 1554 1574 1594 1 614 E 54th E 55th E 56th E 57th E 58th E 59th E 60th E 61st E 62d E 63d E 64th 65 th 66th 67th 68th 69 th 70th 71st E 72d E 73d E 74th E 75th E 76th E 77th E 78th E 79th E 80th E 81st E 82d E 83d E 84th E 85th 1634 B 86th 1654 E 87th 1674 E 88th 1694 E 89 th 1714 E 90th 1734 E 91st 1754 E 92d E 93d AVENUE B, fr E Houston N E. R. 1 E Houston 18 Second 38 E 3d 56 E 4th 76 Fifth 94 Sixth 114 Seventh 127 Eighth 143 E 9th 162 E 10th 176 E 11th 196 E 12th 216 E 13th 232 E 14 th 252 E 15th 272 E 16th 292 E 17th 312 E 18th 332 E 19th 352 E 20th 372 E 21st * * 1492 E 72d 1512 E 73d 1532 E 74th 1552 E 75 th 1572 E 76th 1592 E 77th 1612 E 78th 1632 E 79th 1652 E 80th 1672 E 8lst 1692 E 82d 1712 E 88th 1732 E 89th AVENUE C, fr E Houston, >s E. R 1 E Houston 14 Second 36 E 3d 54 E 4 th 70 Fifth 90 Sixth 106 Seventh 126 Eighth 144 E 9th 162 E 10th 178 E 11th 198 E 12th 213 E 13th E 14th 255 E 15th 277 E 16th 293 E 17th 309 E 18th AVENUE D, fr 4 2^ E Houston, N to E. R. 1 E Houston 20 E 3d 40 E 4th 56 Fifth 76 Sixth 94 Seventh 112 Eighth 130 E 9th 146 E 10th 163 E 11th E 12th E 13th . E 14th E 15th E 16th B St., fr Dvckman W of Prescott av S BACKER Av., fr Marion N E to White Plains rd — Catherine — Matilda — Fulton BACON, fr Wet- more av, S E to Win slow — Barry BACON, fr East Riv N to Edge- water rd — East River — Caswell av — ■ Rvawa av — Hunt's Pt rd — Viele av — East Bay av — ■ East Boulev'd — Randall av — Spofford av — Edgewater rd BAILEY Av., fr 2461 Sedgwick av N to Van Cortlandt pk Even Nos. E side. 2461 Sedgwick av Heath av ■ E 192d ■ E 194th 9 740 Kinsrsbridge rd ** E 2 29th ■ E 230th Albany rd 2914 Boston av ■ E 231st 178 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. E 233d 3586 Van Cort- landt av Van Cort- landt pk BAINBRIDGE Av., fr 2324 Tiebout av N to Wood- lawn rd Even Nos. E side. 2325 Tiebout av 2374 E 184th 2424 E 187th 2460 Welch 2522 Kingsbridge rd 2596 E 193d 2642 E 194th 2732 E 197th 2836 E 198th E 199th 2932 E 200th 2988 E 201st Mosholu parkway Rochambeau av Woodlawn rd BANK, fr 85 Greenwich av W to N. R. 1 Greenwich av 14 Waverly pi 51 W 4th 82 Bleecker 90 Hudson 9S Greenwich 138 Washington 149 Nyack pi 166 West 200 Thirteenth av BARCLAY, fr 229 Broadway, W to N. R. 1 Broadway 23 Church 53 West Bway 73 Greenwich * 87 Washington 109 West BARKER AY., fr Julianna, S W BARLOW, fr Far- ragut, N to Bronx River BARNARD, fr Dickey st, N to Dongan BARNEY, fr Field- ston rd & Spuy- ten Duyvil pkway, N E to Waldo BARRETTO, fr East River N to Intervale av , East River Edgewater rd . Viele av , East Bay av . E Boulevard . Randall av Spofford av Lafayette av Garrison av Whitlock av S Boulevard Fox Dongan Westchester av 1618 E 165th 1720 E 167th 1750 E 169th 1786 Home 1785 Intervale av BARROW, fr 59 W Washington pi, W to N. R. 1 W Wash pi 2 W 4th 28 Bleecker 58 Bedford 73 Commerce 84 Hudson 100 Greenwich 112 Washington 142 West BARRY, fr Leg- gett av, bet Ca- bot & Dupont, X E to Tiffany — Leggett av — Grinnell pi — Craven — Worthen — Longwood av — ■ Burnet pi — Tiffany B AS SETT, fr 712 Varian, S E to Ochiltree av BASSFORD A v., fr 781 E 182d, N to 3d av — 182d — 183d — 184th — 3d av BATAYIA, fr 78 Roosevelt, E to James 1 Roosevelt 7 New Chambers 24 James B ATHGATE A v., fr 765 Wend- over av, N to E 191st Wendover av 1620 E 172d 1676 E 173d ■ E 174th 1864 E 176th Tremont av 1958 E 178th 2020 E 179th 2102 E 181st E 181st 2230 E 182d 2290 E 183d 2320 E 184th 2356 3d av 2400 E 187th 2436 E 188th * * * * Pelham av 2540 E 191st BATTERY, ft Broadway BATTERY PI., fr 1 Broadway, W to N. R. 1 Broadway 4 Greenwich 7 Washington 12 West BAXTER, fr 136 Park Row, N to Grand 1 Park Row 27 Park- 30 Worth 48 Leonard 64 Franklin 71 Bayard 82 White 102 Walker 104 Canal 128 Hester 155 Grand BAYARD, fr 82 Division, W to Baxter 1 Division 2 Forsyth 17 Chrystie 37 Bowery 52 Elizabeth 73 Mott 91 Mulberry 107 Baxter BEACH, fr 134 W Broadway W to N. R. 1 W Broadway 6 St. John's la 12 Varick 42 Hudson 51 Collister 62 Greenwich Washington 79 West BEACH A v., fr 1300 S Boule- vard, bet Crane & Dater, N to E 156th — S Boulevard — Dater — E 149th — - Fox — Beck — Kelly — Dawson — Westchester av — E 156th BEAR SWAMP R<1., fr Bleach rd, S E to Corsa av BEAL3IONT Av., fr Kingsbridge rd, E of Monroe av, N to E 189th 2216 Kingsbridge rd .2290 Columbine 2400 E 187th E 188th BE AVER, fr 8 Broadway, E to Pearl 1 Broadway 9 New 31 Broad 51 Lord's ct 57 William 74 Hanover 95 Pearl BECK, fr 622 Rob- bins av, N E' to Intervale av Even Nos. E side. 925 Robbins av 935 Concord av 947 Wales av Union av Prospect av 115 8 Legget av 1274 Lane av Intervale av BEDFORD, fr 184 W Houston, N to Christopher 1 W Houston 22 Downing 30 Carmine 44 Leroy 56 Morton 179 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AXD THE BRONX. 74 Commerce 80 Barrow 96 Grove 110 Christopher BEECH Ter., fr Crimmins av, N to Beekman av BEEKMAN, fr 34 Park Row, S E to E. R. 1 Park Row 3 Theatre al 9 Nassau 37 William 61 Gold 89 Cliff 103 Pearl 119 Water 125 Front 140 South BEEKMAN Av., fr 900 E 138th E to St. Mary's pk 251 E 138th 321 E 141st Oak ter Beech ter St. Mary's BEEKMAN PL, fr 15 Mitchell pi (E 49th st), N to E 51st 1 E 49th 17 E 50th 39 E 51st BELMONT, fr Ma- comb's rd, at Featherbed la, E to Webster av Macomb's rd — — Featherbed la Inwood av Jerome av Townsend av Walton av Concourse Sheridan av 416 Eden av Morris av Claremont pk Eastburn av Weeks av Monroe av Topping av Clay av Webster av BELMONT Av., fr E 176th, bet Arthur & Cro- tona avs, N to Pelham av E 176th Tremont E 179th Oakland pi 2102 E 180th E 181st E 182d E 183d Crescent av William E 187th E 188th E 189th Pelham av BELMONT PL, fr Lorillard pi at 3d av, S to Arthur av 931 Lorillard pi 951 Hoffman 967 Arthur av BELVIDERE PL, W 30th bet 9th & 10th avs BENDER Av., fr Walnut, W of Eden av, N E to Eden av, T-13 BENSON PL, fr 109 Leonard, N BERGEN Av., fr 486 Willis av, N E to Brook av Even Nos. E side. 493 Willis av 492 E 147th 519 E 148th 550 E 149th Gerard 591 Westchester av 619 Rose 663 Grove 691 Brook av BERRY, fr 1984 Morris av, E to 1985 Anthony av 517 Morris av Anthony av BETHUNE, fr 782 Greenwich, W to N. R. 1 Greenwich 31 Washington 61 West 73 Thirteenth av BIBLE HOUSE, on 8th & 9th sts & 3d & 4th avs BILLING'S ROW, W 50th st, bet 8th & 9th avs BIRMINGHAM, fr 84 Henry, S to 137 Madison BISHOP'S La., fr 174 Chambers, S to Warren BITTNER'S La., N River av, W of West, N to Cuthbert's la — River av — Cuthbert's la BLACK ST ON E Av., fr Spuyten Duyvil parkway at W 237th, N to W 256th — Spuyten Duyvil parkway — W 238th — W 239th — W 246th — W 249th — W 250th — W 254th BLEECKER, fr 318 Bowery, W 6 N to 8th av 1 Bowery 10 Elizabeth 30 Mott 64 Crosby ** 73 Broadway 88 Mercer 101 Greene 117 Wooster 135 W Broadway 147 Thompson 167 Sullivan 185 Macdougal 202 Hancock 205 Minetta 210 Downing 226 Carmine 238 Leroy 247 Cornelia 256 Morton 265 Jones 272 Commerce 280 Barrow 299 Grove 310 Christopher 328 W 10th 346 Charles 364 Perry 382 W 11th 396 Bank 401 8th av BLOOME, fr 10th av to W 12th BLOOMFIELD, fr 7 10th av, W to N. R. 1 10th av -- West — W Washington — Market 25 Thirteenth av BOG ART, fr 539 West, W to N. R. BOLTON Rd., fr Kingsbridge rd & Dyckman, N W to Spuyten Duyvil Creek BOND, fr 658 Broadway, E to 328 Bowery Even Nos. E side. — Broadway 1 Jones al 16 Bowery BONNER PI., fr Morris av, bet E 163d & E 164th sts BOORMAN PI., W 33d, bet 8th & 9th avs BOONE Av., fr Aludus, N E to Woodruff — Aldus — Guttenberg — E 176th — Home — Westchester av — West Farms rd — Charlotte pi — Cooke pi — E 172d — E 173d — ■ Millford pi — Lillia pi BOSCOBEL Av., fr Washington Bridge, S E to Jerome av & E 167th 1 Washington Bridge 31 Commerce 61 Sedgwick 128 Undercliff av 212 Aqueduct av Marcher av Elliot Clark Jerome av BOSTON Av., fr 2914 Bailey av, N E to 510 Van Cortlandt av Bailey av 180 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 282 Sedgwick av Elwood av Aqueduct av Van Cortlandt BOSTON Rd., fr 3265 3d av, NE to Kingsbridge rd & Bronx R. Even Nos. S side. 3d av 960 Teasdale pi 991 E 164th 1020 E 165th Cauldwell av 1101 E 166th 1149 E 167th 1156 Home 1186 Jackson av 1206 E 168th 1294 E 169th 1354 Union av Jefferson pi 1375 Crotona av 1398 Burrell pi 1438 Prospect av E 170th Bristow Stebbins av Wendover av Wilkins pi — Charlotte E 170th E 172d 1591 Suburban pi Minford pi E 173d 1734 S Boulevard E 174th ■ Hoe E 175th ■ Vyse av 1851 E 176th 1877 "Vyse av 1933 Bryant 1954 Longfellow West Farms rd 1993 Tremont av 2039 E 178th 2065 E 179th 2113 E 180th 2145 E 181st E 182d Bronx pk & Zoological pk Bronx River BOULEVARD, fr W 59th & 8th av, N to W 170th & Kings- bridge rd 8th av 1 W 59th 11 W 60th 31 51 71 91 111 108 131 159 185 201 211 231 219 251 271 291 311 331 351 371 391 411 431 451 471 491 511 531 551 571 591 611 631 651 671 691 711 739 799 821 841 861 881 901 921 941 1034 W 61st W 62d W 63d W 64th W 65th Columbus av W 66th W 67th W 68th W 69th W 70th W 71st Amsterdam W 72d W 73d AV 74th W 75th W 76th W 77th W 78th W 79th W 80th W 81st W 82d W 83d W 84th W 85th W 86th W 87th W 88th W 89 th W 90th W 91st W 92d W 93d W 94th W 95th W 96th W 99th W 100th W 101st W 102d W 103d W 104th W 105th W 106th West End av W 107th W 108th W 109th W 110th W 111th W 112th W 113th W 114th W 115th W 116th W 119th W 120th W 121st W 122d W 123d W 124th W 125th W 126th W 127th 2070 Manhattan W 129th 2114 W 130th W 131st W 132d W 133d W 134th W 135th W 136th Hamilton pi W 137th W 138th W 140th W 141st W 142d W 143d W 144th ■ W 145th W 146th W 147th : W 148th W 149th W 150th W 151st W 152d Trinity Cem- etery W 155th W 156th W 15 7th W 158th W 159th Ft Wash av W 160th W 161st W 165th W 166th W 168th W 170th BOULEVARD PI., W 130th, bet 5th & 6th avs BOWERY, fr 13 Chatham sq, N to 4th av 1 Division Catharine 2 Doyers 18 Pell 29 Bayard 61 Canal-* 90 Hester 122 Grand-* 145 Broome 181 Delancey 188 M: Spring 230 U Prince 213 Rivington 245 Stanton 284 E Houston 303 First 318 Bleecker 321 Second 32 8 Bond 343 Third 346 Gt Jones 361 E 4th 3 79 Fifth 395 Sixth 402 4th av BOWLING GREEN, fr 4 Whitehall, W to 31 State** I Whitehall 7 State BOWLING GR. PK., ft Bway BRIDGE, fr 15 State E to Broad 1 State II Whitehall 39 Broad BRIGGS, fr White Plains rd to Old Boston rd BRIGGS Av., fr E 194th, bet Val- entine & Bain- bridge avs, N E to Mosholu parkway 2642 E 194th E 196th 2846 E 198th 2922 E 199th 2942 E 200th 3012 E 201st E 202d ■ Mosholu pk- way BRISTOW, fr 1319 Stebbins av, N to Boston rd 1317 Stebbins av 1375 Jennings Boston rd BROAD, fr 21 Wall S to E. R. 1 Wall 28 Exchange pi 68 Beaver 72 Marketfield 81 S William 88 Stone 9 8 Bridge 100 Pearl 10S Water 122 Front 142 South BROADWAY, fr 1 Battery pi, N to 59th & Bou- levard 1 Battery pi 181 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. AEW YORK CITY AT A (iLA.\CE.- MANHATTAN AM) THE BRONX. 2 MarketHeld 6' Beaver 25 Morris 55 Exchange al 56 Exchange pi 73 Rector 86 Wall 106 Pine 111 Thames 124 Cedar 145 Liberty 171 Cortlandt 172 Maiden la 164 John 192 Dey 210 Fulton 222 Ann Vesey 229 Barclay 237 Park pi Mail 247 Murray 260 Warren City Hall pk 271 Chambers 287 Reade 302 Duane 317 Thomas 318 Pearl 331 Worth 344 Catharine la 347 Leonard 363 Franklin 379 White 399 Walker 413 Lispenard 417 Canal 432 Howard 45 5 Grand 456 Broome 527 Spring 567 Prince 609 W & E Houston 640 Bleecker 658 Bond 6S1 W 3d 682 Gt Jones 696 W & E 4th 713 Wash' ton pi 727 Waverley pi 744 Astor pi 755 Clinton pi 754 Eighth 769 E 9th 784 E 10th 801 E 11th 819 E 12th 835 E 13th 851 E 14th-** E 15th E 16th S5 7 E 17th 871 E 18th sS7 E 19th 901 E 20th 197S 919 E 21st 19 9 y 937 E 22d 956 E 23d 2305 957 5 th av 1101 \Y 24th 1117 W 25 th 1137 W 26th 2079 1159 W 27th 1185 W 2 bill 2114 1205 W 29th 2137 1231 W 30 th 2157 125o W 31st 1275 W 32d 2199 1293 \Y 33d 2239 6th 1 av J2^9 1313 W 34th ^2 7»J 1331 W 35th 2 2:<9 1351 W 36th 2315 13(3 W 37 th ^3 39 1393 W 38th 1412 W 39th 1429 W 40th 2395 1451 W 41st 2415 1469 W 42d 1491 W 43d 2459 1507 W 44th 2475 1531 W 45 th 2495 7 th av 2519 1551 W 46th 2 o3 6 1571 W 4 7th 2556 1591 W 48th 2574 1613 W 49 th 1632 W 50th 2615 1671 W 5 2d 1691 W 53d 2654 1711 W 54th 1731 W 55th 2691 1751 W 56th •?717 1771 W 57th 2737 1791 W 58th 2755 1805 W 59th Sth av 2776 Central Pk s 2794 Boulevard 1629 W 50th 2S37 1649 W 51st 1665 W 52d 16S5 W 5 3d 1709 W 54th 2915 1729 W 55 th 1749 W 56th 1769 W 57th 1787 W 58th 1805 W 59th Sth av Central Pk s 1S29 W 60th 1855 W 61st W 62d 3119 1895 W 63d 3137 W 64th 1936 W 65 th Columbus av 3188 1959 W 66th W 67th W 6bth W 69th W 7 0th W 71st Amsterdam av W 7 2d W 73d W 7 4 th W 75th W 76th W 77 th W 79th W 80th AV 81st W 82d W 83d W 84th \V 65th W 86 th W 87th W 6 6th W 89th W 9 0th W 91st W 92d W 93d AY 94th W 95th AV 96th AV 97th W 98th AV 99th AV 10 Oth AV 101st AV 102d AV 103d W 104th AV 105th AA' 106th Eleventh av W 107th AV 108th W 109th W 110th AV 111th W 112th W 113th W 114th W 115th AA' 116th AA' 117th AA' 118th W 119th AA' 120th AA' 121st W 122d AV 123d AA' 124th W 125th AA' 126th W 127th Manhattan W 12Sth AV 129th olub W 130th o2od W 131st ■ i 7 '.' AY 132d 3 9 7 \Y 133d W 134th 3329 W 135th AY 136th Hamilton pi \Y 137th 3391 W 138th \Y 140th AY 141st 3478 w 142d \Y 143d W 144th AY 145th AY 146th W 147th AY 148th W 149th AA" 150th AV 151st oOli AA r 152d AY 153d Trinity Cem O 1 il AV 155th AA' 156th Boulevard AY 157th W 158th AA" 159th Ft. AA'ash. av W 160th AY 161st AA" 162d \Y 163d W 166th W 170th AY 171st AY 172d W 173d AVadsworth W 174th w 175th w 17Sth AA" 179th 4234 AY 180th 4261 W 181st AY 183d W 184th 4341 W 185th w IS 7th 1634 Hillside av Naegle av Ft. AVash. av Elwood Sherman av Dyckman Academy Hawthorne Emerson Isham W 211th W 212th 182 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. ■ W 213th W 214th ■ W 215th W 216th W 218th-** Harlem Riv. 5100 W 219th ■ W 22 0th 5147 Isham 5189 Terrace V'w Muscoota 5122 Hyatt Ashley Ter. View av Spuyten Duyvil c'k ■ W 230th ■ E & W 231st ■ E & W 234th ■ ■ E & W 236th E & TV 238th E & TV 240th Van Cort- landt pk TV 241st TV 242d W 245th TV 250th AV 262d DEI ANCEY, fr 181 Bowery, E to E. R. BRONX, fr 1343 Tremont av., N to Ponus Even Nos. E side. ■ Tremont av 2045 Clover 2103 Samuel 2126 Ponus BRONX ARCADE, fr 657 E 138th to 142d BRONX Pk., fr S Boulevard, E to Bronx R & fr 1203 Kings- bridge rd, N to Webster av & Bronx R Sub Terminal-** BRONX R. Rd., fr 1203 Kingsb'g-e av to Webster av BROOK Av., fr Harlem River N to Wendover av Even Nos. E side. 82 E 132d 112 S Boulevard 128 E 134th 164 E 135th 190 E 136th 220 E 137th 250 E 138th 303 E 140th 328 E 141st 360 E 142d 386 E 143d 412 E 144th 452 E 145th 468 E 146th 496 E 147th 518 E 148th 538 E 149th Westchester av ■ Rose Grove Bergen av 1401 E 156th 1355 John 129 5 3d av 1275 E 161st 1155 E 162d ■ E 163d E 164th E 165th 986 Vanderbilt av 925 Webster av 908 E 167th 8 75 E 169th Henry pi E 170th E 171st Wendover av BROOKLINE, fr 527 Kingsbridge rd, S E to 2597 Webster av Even Nos. S side. 568 King-sbridge rd 589 A"alentine av 609 Bainbridge av 651 Marion av Decatur av Webster av BROOME, fr E. R. W to Hudson 1 East 3 Tompkins 17 Mangin 32 Goerck 50 Lewis 56 Cannon 82 Columbia 97 Sheriff 113 Willett 127 Pitt* 143 Ridge 160 Attorney 177 Clinton 194 Suffolk 209 Norfolk 225 Essex 241 Ludlow 258 Orchard 273 Allen 289 Eldridge 304 Forsyth 321 Chrystie 335 Bowery 353 Elizabeth 369 Mott 385 Mulberry 395 Centre mkt 404 Marion 4 03 Centre 411 Elm 427 Crosby 441 Broadway 452 Mercer 467 Greene 481 Wooster 499 W Broadway 515 Thompson 532 Sullivan 538 Clarke 562 Varick ■588 Hudson BROWN PL, fr Bronx Kills to 744 E 138th Even Nos. E side. 31 E 130th 57 E 131st 83 E 132d 113 S Boulevard 139 E 134th 165 E 135th 191 E 136th 221 E 137th E 138th BRYANT, fr Fast River N to E 182d East River Edgewater Ryawa av Viele av F'ast Bay av E Boulevard Randall av Hunt's Point rd Spofford av Lafayette av Seneca av Garrison av Wbitlock av ■ Aldus Guttenberg Westchester av E 167th W Farms rd ■ Home 1401 Freeman 1454 Jennings 1507 E 172d E 173d E 174th 1871 E 176th 1915 Boston rd 1961 Tremont av BRYANT So., bet 5th & 6th avs, & W 40th & W 42d BUCHANAN PL, fr Aqueduct av, S of Hampden, E to 2238 Je- rome av — - Aqueduct av — Edenwood av — ■ Jerome av BUCKHOUT, fr 457 Tremont av, E to Valentine a v Even Nos. S side. 491 Tremont av 517 Morris av 578 Anthony av Valentine av BUNGAY, fr L. I Sound, N to E 149th — Wurman av — ■ Wetmore av — Whitlock av BURLING SL. fr 240 Pearl, E to East River Even Nos. E side. 1 Pearl 13 Water 25 Front 39 South BURNETT PL, fr Wetmore av, S of Lafayette rd, to 570 Tiffany BURN SIDE A v., fr Sedgwick av, N of Undercliff av. E to Webster av Even Nos. S side. Osborne pi Loring pi Andrews pi 242 Aqueduct av Harrison av Grand av — — Davidson av 371 Jerome av 431 Fleetwood av 453 Morris av 479 Creston av 537 Ryer av 183 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. ■ Anthony av 587 Valentine av Tiebout av E 178th Webster av BURRELL PI., fr 1391 Boston rd S BUSH, fr 2012 Horris av, E to Anthony av Even Nos. S side. 517 Morris av Anthony av C St., fr Dyckman, W of B st, S CABOT, fr East River, N to Deggett av — E Bay av — E Boulevard — Leggett av CAMBRELLING Av., fr 951 Tre- mont av, N to 622 Pelham av Tremont av Samuel E 181st Grout 2200 Kingsbridge rd 2284 Columbus 2400 E 187th E 188th 2480 E 189th Pelham av CAMBRIDGE Av., fr W 232d, at Oxford av, to Riverdale av — W 232d — W 235th — W 236th — Riverdale av CAMERON PI., fr 2168 Jerome av, E to 2175 Mor- ris av Even Nos. S side. 401 Jerome av 424 Fleetwood av Morris av CANMAN, fr Har- lem R, N E to Fordham L'd'g rd — ■ Harlem R — Fordham L'd'g rd CANAL, fr 179 E Broadway, W to N. R. 1 Broadway 24 Rutgers 26 Division 37 Ludlow 53 Orchard 70 Allen-* 84 Eldridge 104 Forsyth 122 Chrystie 138 Bowery-* 162 Elizabeth 182 Mott 201 Mulberry 219 Baxter 237 Centre 249 Elm-** 270 Cortlandt al 2 86 Broadway 311 Mercer 331 Greene 346 Church 355 Wooster 384 W Broadway 395 Thompson 408 Laight 415 Sullivan 429 Varick 438 Vestry 468 Hudson 474 Watts 486 Renwick 5 00 Greenwich 520 Hoboken 530 Washington 540 West CANAL St., W, fr E 135th, bet Park av & Mott Haven Canal, N to W 138th CANAL PI., fr the head of Mott Haven Canal, N to W 144th — E 140th — Lowell — E 144th CANNON, fr 540 Grand to 542 E Houston 1 Grand 19 Broome 47 Delancey 77 Rivington 107 Stanton 157 E Houston CANNON PI., fr Giles pi, N of Heath av, W to E 238th CARLISLE, fr 112 Greenwich, W to N. R. 1 Greenwich 7 Washington 17 West CARMAN PI., Am- sterdam av, bet W 154th & W 153d CARMINE, fr 1 6th av, W to Varick 1 6th av 2 Minetta la 15 Bleecker 49 Bedford 81 Varick CAROLINE, fr 211 Duane, N to 50 Jay Even Nos. E side. 2 Duane 14 Jay CARR, fr German nl, S of E 156th E to St. Ann's av CARROLL PI., fr Sheridan av to McClellan CARTER Av., fr Anthony av, N to E 176th Anthony av 1674 E 173d E 174th E 175th E 176th Tremont av CASANOVA, fr Edgewater rd, bet Tiffany & Barretto, N to Spofford av — Edgewater rd — Viele av — East Bay av — E Boulevard — Randall av — Spofford av CA SWELL, fr Drake, bet Edgewater rd & Ryawa av, E to East River — Drake - — Hallack — Payne — Bacon — Sacrahong — Hunt's Pt rd — Farragut — Preble — Kane — Edgewater rd — E River CATHARINE, fr Bowery, S to Cherry 1 Division 2 Chatham sq 9 E Broadway 23 Henry 41 Madison 59 Monroe 68 Oak 73 Hamilton 100 Cherry CATHARINE La., fr 56 Elm, W to 344 Broadway CATHARINE Mkt., ft of Catharine CATHARINE SI., fr 115 Cherry, S to E. R. 1 Cherry 10 Water 24 South - CAULDWELL Av., fr Westchester av, E of Eagle N to Boston rd Even Nos. E side Westchester 735 E 156th 808 Cedar pi 840 Denman pi 873 Clifton 921 E 163d Teasdale pi E 164th E 165th Boston rd CAXTON Av., fr Dongan, N to E 207th 1082 Guttenburg 1004 Aldus CAYUGA Av., fr Waldo av, bet W 242d & W 244th, E & N E to W 246th 1082 Guttenburg 1004' Aldus CEDAR, fr 187 Pearl, W to N. R. Even Nos. S side. 1 Pearl 43 William 71 Nassau 184 Bloomingdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 93 Broadway 97 Temple 109 Trinity pi 129 Greenwich 145 Washington 157 West CEDAR AV„ fr Sedgwick av, S of E 177th, N to Fordham rd. — SedgwicK av — E 177th — E 178th — E 179th — E 180th — E 181st — E 182d — E 184th — Fordham rd CEDAR PI., fr 802 Eagle av, E to 813 Union av. Even Nos. S side. ■ Eagle av Cauldwell av Trinity av Jackson av 939 Forest av 917 Tinton av Union av CEDAR Pk., fr Sedgwick av, N to Juliet, & fr Walton av, E to Mott av. R-16 CENTRAL, Pk., fr 5th av, W to 8th av, & fr W 59th N to W 110th. CENTRAL Pk., S., W 59th, fr 5th av to 8th av. CENTRAL Pk. W., fr 59th & 8th av N to W 110th. 8th av ■ W 59th 1 Boulevard 13 W 61st 21 W 62d 31 W 63d 41 W 64th 51 W 65th 61 W 66th 71 W 67th 81 W 68th 91 W 69th 101 W 70th 111 W 71st 121 W 72d 131 W 73d 141 W 74th 151 W 75th 161 W 76th W 77th Manhatta 211 W 81st 221 W 82d 231 w 83d 241 w 84th 251 w 85th 261 w 86th 271 w 87th 281 w 88th 291 w 89th 301 w 90th 311 w 91st 321 w 92d 331 w 93d 341 w 94th 351 w 95th 361 w 96th 371 w 97th 381 w 98th 391 w 99th 401 w 100th 411 w 101st 421 w 102d 431 w 103d 441 w 104th 451 w 105th 461 w 106th 471 w 107th 481 w 108th 491 w 109th w 110th CENTRE, fr the Park N to Broome. 1 Tryon row 12 Chambers-** 14 City Hall pk 22 Reade 31 Duane 36 Park 50 Pearl 70 Worth 90 Leonard 110 Franklin 132 White 150 Walker 156 Canal 181 Hester 201 Howard 223 Grand 257 Broome CENTRE Mkt., Centre, c Grand CENTRE Mkt. PI., fr 172 Grand, N to Broome CHAMBERS, fr 96 Park Row, W to N. R. 1 Park row 15 City Hall pi** 23 Centre** 69 Broadway 90 Church 131 W Bway ** 139 Hudson 171 Greenwich 174 Bishop's la 182 Washington 205 West CHARLES, fr 3 7 Greenwich av, W to N. R. 1 Greenwich av 17 Waverly pi 53 W 4th 48 Bleecker 114 Hudson 125 Greenwich 145 Washington 174 West 48 Bleecker CHANLTE, fr Bronx River bet Craighill and Morrison av, N to Bronx R av. 600 Br Riv av 701 Seward av 801 Lafayette 901 Story 1001 Ludlow 1101 Watson av 1201 Westchester 1301 Randolph 1401 Beacon av CHARLES LANE, fr 692 Washing- ton, W to West St. CHARLOTTE, fr Jennings, bet Wilkins pi and Minford pi, N to Crotbna Pk E. CHARLTON, fr 29 Macdougal, W to N. R. 1 Macdougal 55 Varick 89 Hudson 109 Greenwich 119 Washington 139 West CHATHAM Sq., fr Mott, E & S to Oliver. 1 Mott 13 Doyers — Bowery 19 East Broadway 23 Oliver CH \ TTERTOX Av. fr 1031 Virginia av, E to West- chester ck. CHELSEA Sq., bet 9th & 10th avs & W 20th & W 21st sts. CHEEVER PL, fr Exterior, at Ge- rard av, E to Mott av. CHESBROL GH Av. fr Williamsb'ge rd, bet Brockett av & McAlpin av, E to N Y, N H & Hartford R R. 2600 Wmsbridge rd 2640 Blondell av 2700 Water av 2800 Lang av 3000 Buhro av 3050 Laurie av 3100 Morris Pk av CHESTER, fr Eastchester rd, bet Boston rd & Needham av, N E to E 22d st. (HURRY, fr 340 Pearl, E to East. 2 Pearl 3 Dover 10 Franklin sq 44 Roosevelt 76 New Chamb's 78 James 98 Oliver 114 Catharine 115 Catharine si 164 Market 196 Mechanic al 208 Pike 228 Pelham 2 r >4 Rutgers 2S6 Jefferson 314 Clinton 348 Montgomery 374 Gouverneur 384 Scammel 438 Jackson Cor lea rs Hook Park 486 Park Corlears 525 East CHESTNUT, fr S Oak, N to Mad- ison. 2 Oak 185 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A (.LANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 4 New Bowery 22 New Chambers 28 Madison CHESTNUT (Pel- ham Bay View Park), fr Leroy opp Spruce, N to Hammersley av. CHESTNUT Av., (Eastchester), fr Wright av at Given av, N to Steenwick av. CHISHOLM, fr 1239 Intervale av N to Jen- nings. Freemont av 1344 Jennings CHRISTOPHER, fr 3 Greenwich av, W to North River.. 2 Greenwich av 12 Gay 28 Waverly pi 63 W 4th 91 Bleecker 126 Bedford 130 Hudson 146 Greenwich 156 Washington 185 Weehawken 187 West CHRYSTIE, fr 44 Division. N to E Houston. 1 Division 11 Bayard 41 Canal 71 Hester 103 Grand 123 Broome 143 Delancey 177 Rivington 205 Stanton 233 E Houston CHURCH, fr 99 Liberty, N to Canal. 2 Liberty 20 Cortlandt 40 Dey 52 Fulton 70 Vesey 90 Barclay 106 Park pi 122 Murray 138 Warren 156 Chambers 170 Reade 190 Duane 206 Thomas 228 Worth 242 Leonard 262 Franklin 281 White 301 Walker 319 Lispenard 333 Canal CITY HAUL. Pk., bet Chambers, Mail, Centre, Park Row and Broadway. CITY HAUL PI., fr 15 Chambers N E to Pearl. 1 Chambers 2 Centre 10 Reade 20 Duane 40 Pearl CITY HALL Sq., "the open space from Tryon row to Spruce st." CLAFL1N Ter.. fr W 194th st, bet Aqueduct and Grand avs, N & N W to Sedg- wick av. CLAREMONT Av., fr W 116th, bet Broadway & Riverside av, N to W 127th st. CLAREMONT PI., fr Claremont av N of W I22d, W to Riverside av. CLARKE, fr 538 Broome, N to Spring. 1 Broome 13 Dominick 31 Spring CLARKE PI. E., fr 1320 Jerome av, W to In- wood av. CLARKSON, fr 225 Varick, W to N. R. 2 Varick 4 Hudson 64 Greenwich 80 Washington 82 West CLASON'S Pt. R<1., fr Clason's Pt, N W to West- chester av. Clason Pt Bronx R av 40 Betts av 60 Husson av Bayside Dr Pugsley av 100 Cornell av 150 Stephens Newman Bayside Dr 200 Gildersleeve White Plains 300 O'Brien av Bolton av 400 Patterson Underhill Leland av 500 Lacombe Thieriot 600 Randall av Taylor av Beach av 701 Seward av St. Lawrence av 801 Lafayette Common- wealth Rosedale 901 Story av Noble av Ludlow sq Croes av 1101 Watson av Fetley av Metcalf av 1101 Watson av 1151 Harrod av 1201 Morrison Westchester CLASON'S Pt. R<1., (Park Versail- les), now called Beach av. CLAY' A v., fr 3291 Park av, N to E 176th st. Park av 986 E 164th 1038 E 165th 1098 E 166th 1160 E 167th 1224 E 168th 1290 E 169th 1420 E 170th Claremont pk Webster 1631 Belmont Anthony 16 75 E 173d 1733 E 174th 1759 Prospect pi 1801 E 175th 1823 E 176th CLEVELAND A v., now called E 243d st. CLIFF, fr 101 John, N E to Hague. 2 John 34 Fulton 54 Beekman 72 Ferry 102 Frankfort 106 Hague CLIFF PI., now called W 169th st. CLIFFORD, fr 881 Eastchester, E to Bronx River. CLIFFORD PI., fr 1700 Jerome av, E to Walton av. CLINTON, fr 293 E Houston, S to E. R. 1 E Houston 31 Stanton 71 Rivington 107 Delancey 137 Broome 163 Grand 193 Hester 194 Division 198 E Broadway 208 Henry 216 Madison 232 Monroe 252 Cherry 255 Water South CLINTON Av., fr E 169th, bet Franklin av & Boston rd, N to E 182d. 1300 E 169th 1380 Jefferson pi 1400 E 170th 1781 Crotona pk N 1809 E 175th 1873 E 176th 1901 Fairmont pi 1961 Tremont av, E 1893 E 178th 2021 E 179th 2 061 Oakland pi 2101 E 180th 2127 E 181st 2179 E 182d CLINTON Court, fr 52 W Sth st. 186 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AXD THE BRONX. CLINTON Place, fr Jerome av, bet W 181st & W 182d, W to Aqueduct av. CLOSE A V., fr Bronx River av bet Lafayette & Story avs, N to Bronx River av. CLOVER, now that part of E 1 79th fr Daly av E COBB Av., now that part of White Plains rd bet Ludlow av & Westchester av. CODDINGTON Av., fr ft Schuy- ler rd, bet Wa- terbury av & Latting, N E to E Boulevard. COENTIES AL., fr 73 Pearl to 40 Stone. COENTIES SI., fr 66 Pearl, S to E. R. 1 Pearl 5 Water 17 Front 33 South COLDEN, fr Walker av, opp Lyvere. N to Gunhill rd, E. 15 00 Walker av Earl 1600 Pierce av 1700 Van Nest 1800 Morris Pk av 1900 Rhinelander av 2001 Neil av 2017 Brady av 2111 Lydig- av Pelham pk- way S 2201 Bronx and Pelham parkway Pelham pk- way N 2301 Astor av 2401 Waring- av 25 01 Mace av Wmsbridge rd 2701 Allerton Spencer sq ■ Boston rd 2901 Arnow 3001 Adee av 3201 Burke av 3301 Duncan ■ Mag?) eta Gun Hill rd COLE, now that part of E 194th fr Bainbridge av to Webster av. 657 Marion av 699 Decatur 704 Webster av COLE'S PL, fr 585 Kingsbridge rd, E to 2553 Bainbridge. COLLEGE Av., fr Morris av at E 141st st, N to Teller av. 346 Morris av 370 E 142d 390 E 143d 412 E 144th 438 E 145th 472 E 146th 488 E 148th * 4 935 E 163d 985 E 164th 1021 E 16 5th 1099 E 166th 1171 E 167th 1225 E 168th 1291 E 169th 1401 E 171st 15 01 E 172d Teller av COLLEGE PL, fr Vesey. N E to Hudson. COLLISTER, fr 51 Beach. N to Laight. COLT MBIA, fr 520 Grand, N to E Houston. 3 Grand 22 Broome 34 Delancey 74 Rivington 104 Stanton 150 E Houston COLUMBINE, now that part of E IS 3d, E of Ar- thur av. COLUMBUS Av., now called Van Nest av. COLUMBUS Av., continuation of 9th av fr W 59th, N to W 110th. -1 1 W 59th 1 7 W 60th 3 7 AV 61st 55 W 62d 7 4 AY 63d 98 W 64 th 97 Broadway W 65 th ion i o» W 66 th 155 w 67th 1 I V w 68th 199 w 69th 219 w 70th 239 w 71st 257 w 72d 281 w 73d 301 AA T 74th w 75 th 341 w 76th obU w 77 th Manhattan sq AV 7 8th 380 ~| J? W 79 th 420 ^y 80th 440 w 81st-* 461 AA^ 82d 481 W 83d 501 w 84th . 521 w 85th 541 w 86th 561 w 87th 5 81 w 88 th 601 w 89th 621 AA r 90th 641 w 91st 661 AY 92d-* 681 W 93d 701 W 94th 721 w 95th 741 w 96th 761 w 97th 781 w 98th 821 w 100th 841 w 101st 861 AA r 102d 881 w 103d 901 AV 104th-* 921 w 105th 941 w 106th 961 w 107th 981 W 108th 1001 W 109th 1021 AA^ 110th Morningside av, W Morningside Pk Morningside av, E 1101 W 116th 1161 W 117th 1181 W 118th 1201 W 119th 1221 W 120th 1241 W 121st 1261 W 122d 1281 W 123d 1293 W 124th 1308 Manhattan 1321 AV 125th 1341 W 126th 1366 AY 127th COMMERCE, fr 272 Bleecker, W to Barrow. 1 Bleecker 27 Bedford 41 Barrow COMMERCE A v., fr Sedgwick av, opp Undercliff av, W & N to E 176th. ■ Boscobel av 1520 Washington Bridge Dock ■ Powell pi CONCORD Av., fr S Boulevard, nr E 139th, N to 934 Kelly. Even Nos. E side. ■ S Boulevard 321 E 141st 413 St. Joseph's 417 Crane 495 Dater 549 E 149th 379 Fox 623 Peck 651 Kelly CONCOURSE, fr E 161st. onp Mott av, N to Mosholu pkway. — E 161st — E 162d — Pond pi — E 163d — E 164th — E 165th — E 166th — ^TcClellan — Tudor pi — E 16 7th — E 168th — E 169th 187 Bloomingdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. — Clark pi — Marcy pi — Elliot pi — E 170th — E 171st — E 172d — Rockwood — Hawkstone — Belmont — E 173d — E 174th — ■ Morris av — E 175th — Eastburn av — E 175th — Weeks av — E 176th — ■ Mt. Hope pi — Monroe av — Tremont av — E 177th — Buckhout — E 178th — E 179th — Bush — Burnside av — E 180th ■ — ■ Anthonv av — E 181st — E 182d — E 183d — Field — E 184th — E IS 7th — E 189th — Ford ham rd — E 192d (Poe pk) — Kingsbridge rd — E 196th — E 198th — Minerva pi — E 199th — E 200th — E 201st — E 202d . — E 203d — E 204th — E 205th — ■ St. George's Crescent — St. Georg-e's Crescent — Van Cortlandt av — ■ Mosholu pkwy S — Mosholu pkwy CONGRESS, fr 177 W Houston, S to King. CONGRESS PI., opp 3 Congress St. CONOVER Av., now called East Bay av. CONVENT Av., fr Columbus av & W 127th, N to W 15 2d & St Nicholas av. W 127th W 128th YY 129th ' W 130th W 131st W 132d w 133d Convent W 135th w 136 til W 13 7th w 138th w 139 th w 1 40th w 141st w 142d w 143d 71 w 144th 90 K 14 5th 1 01 W 146th W 147th 147 W 148th w 149th 1 89 w 150th w 151st St. Nich. w 152d CONVENT HILL, W 130th, bet St. Nicholas & Con- vent avs. COOPER A. fr Academy W of Kingsbridge rd, N E to Isham. — Academy — Hawthorne — Emerson • — ■ Isham COOPER Sq„ bounded by E 8th, Bowery. 3d av, E 4th, Bow- ery & 4th av. COOPER INTON, on 4th av. 7th st, 3d av, Astor Pi. COR LEAR Av., fr Sruyten Duvvil rO: bet Kings- bridge & Tib- hett avs, N to Broadway. Spuyten Duyvil ck W 2 30th W 231st W 232d 3110 W 234th W 236th W 238th W 240th W 241st W 246th Broadway CORLEARS, fr 587 Grand, S to E. R. 1 Grand 10 Monroe 28 Cherry 38 Water — Front — South CORLEARS HOOK Pk., bet Cor- lears & Jackson & Cherry & South. CORNELIA, fr 160 W 4th, W to Bleecker. CORTLANDT, fr 171 Broadway, W to N. R. 1 Broadway 21 Church* 51 Greenwich* 73 Washington 91 West CORTI/ANDT AL, fr 270 Canal, S to Franklin. 1 Canal — Walker — White — Franklin COSTER, fr Grin- nell pi. S E to Fds-ewater rd. — Wen man av — Conover av — Coster av — Foote COSTER Av., fr Edgewater rd, N E to Farra- gut. — Sasanova — Tiffanv — Barretto av — Coster — Bryant — ■ Dongfellow — Whittier — Drake — Halleek — Payne — Barlow COTTAGE PI., Hancock st. COLRTLANDT Av., fr 2769 3d av, N to 637 E 163d. Even Nos. E side. 501 Third av 519 E 148th 549 E 149th 577 E 150th 615 E 151st 639 E I52d 669 E 153d 701 E 154th 719 E 155th 735 E 156th 777 E 157th 801 E 158th 829 E 159th 858 E 160th 977 E 161st 913 E 162d 927 E 163d CRANE, fr 445 Robbins av, E to Simpson pi. — Robbins av — Concord av — Wales av — S Boulevard — Simpson pi CRANE PL, fr 573 E 174th, N to 574 E 176th. Even Nos. E side. 1724 E 174th 1768 E 175th 1801 Gray 1821 E 176th CRAVEN, fr Edgewater rd, bet Truxton & Worthon, N & W to Dawson. — Edgewater rd — East Bay av — E Boulevard — Randall av — Truxton — ■ Barry . — Garrison av — Whitlocfc av — S Boulevard — Fox — Beck — Kelly — Dawson CRESCENT Av., fr Kingsbridge 188 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. rd nr Columbus, N E to 956 E 187th. Even Nos. E side. Kingsbridge rd ■ Arthur av 2322 Adams pi 2333 Av St John Cambreleng av ■ E 187th CRESTON Av., fr Tremont av. bet Morris av & Buckhout, N to Minerva pi. Tremont av E 178th E 179th 2050 Burnside av ■ E 180th E 181st 2235 E 182d 2303 E 183d 2346 Field 2347 E 184th E 189th Ford ham rd E 190th E 191st (St. James Pk.) 2584 E 192d 2670 Kingsbridge rd 2750 E 196th E 198th Minerva pi CROOBINS Av., fr E 141st, N to St. Ann's av. N to St. Mary's. — E 141st — Oak ter — ■ Beach ter — -St Mary's CROMWELL Av.. fr E 150th, W of River av, N to Macomb's rd. 586 E 150th Waldorf pi E 151st ■ E 153d 807 E 157th 844 E 161st (Macomb's Dam Park'* 934 E 162d E 164th 1034 E 165th McClellan Jerome av E 167th Inwood av E 169th 1412 E 170th Macomb's rd CROSBY, fr 28 Howard, N to 58 Bleecker. Even Nos. W side. 1 Howard 31 Grand 41 Broome Spring 107 Prince 129 Jersey 145 W Houston 165 Bleecker CROSBY PI., fr Prescott av, N W to Prescott av, nr Emerson. CROTONA Av., fr Boston rd. S of Prospect av, N to S Boulevard. E 170th Crotona Pk, S Boston rd (Croton Park) Croton Pk N 1808 E 175th 1872 E 176th Fairmont pi 1961 Tremont av 1982 E 178th ■ E 179th 2102 E 180th E 181st E 182d ■ Garden Grote E 183d 2400 E 187th ■ E 189th • Pelbam av S Boulevard CROTONA PARK, fr Fulton av, E to Boston rd & fr 832 E 170th N to Fairmont av. CROTONA Pk., E. fr Prosnect av. N of Boston rd, N E to S Boule- vard. — ■ Prospect av — Wendover av — Charlotte — Suburban pi — S Boulevard CROTONA Pk., N. fr Arthur av, S opp E 175th, E & N to E 175th. ■ Arthur av Crotona av 995 Clinton av 1207 Prospect av 1099 Marmion av E 175th CROTONA Pk., S., fr Fulton av, opp St. Paul's pi, E to Pros- pect av. — ■ Fulton av — Clinton av — Crotona av — • Prospect av CROTONA Pk.. \V. that part of Fulton av, bet Crotona pk, S & E 175th. CROTONA Pkwy, fr Crotona pk, at Crotona pk N. N E & N to Bronx pk. — Crotona pk. N — ■ S Boulevard — E 176th — Tremont av — E 17Sth — • Mohegan av — E 179th — E 180th — E 181st — E 182d — Bronx pk CROTONA PI., fr St Paul's pi, bet 3d & Fulton avs to E 171st. CUSTIS, fr 2818 Tillotson av, E to St John's av. 85 Tillotson av 895 Egbert CYPRESS A v., fr L I Sound, N to St Mary's. Even Nos. E side — LI Sound 83 E 132d D St., fr Dyck- man, W of C st, S. DAHLGREN, fr Edgewater rd. S E to Caswell. — ■ Strain — Kane — - Preble DALY Av., fr 1260 Kingsbridge rd, S to Boston rd. Even Nos. E side. Kingsbridge rd ■ Ponus 2103 Camuel 2907 Mechanic 2871 Tremont av ■ Woodruff Boston rd DATER, fr 494 Robbins av, E to S Boulevard. 948 Trinity av Robbins av 990 Concord av Wales av ■ Beach av S Boulevard DAVENPORT, 492 Robbins to Union st. DAVIDSON Av., fr E 177th, bet Tremont & Je- rome avs, N to Kingsbridge rd. DAWSON (D 10), fr Wales av at Westchester av,' N E to Inter- vale av. Wales av 966 Beach av DAYTON PI., fr Loring. N E to Sedgwick av. DECATUR Av., (C 13) fr 681 Kings- bridge rd., N E to Mosholu p'k- way. Dorothea pi 2596 E 193d 2626 E 194th 2694 E 195th 2760 E 197th 2807 E 198th Oliver pi — — E 199th ">892 E 200th 2964 E 201st Mosholu Pk- way. DECIOIAN Av., fr E 138th, N E to St. Mark's. — E 141st 189 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. DE KALB Av., fr E 280th, bet Je- rome & Kossuth avs N to E 213th — E 208th — E 210th — Kossuth av DEL AFIELD Av.. fr W 240th, bet Independence av & Half Moon pi N to W 247th. — W 240th — ■ W 246th — Half Moon pi — W 247th DELANCEY, fr 181 Bowery, E to E R. Even Nos. N side. 1 Bowery 18 Chrystie 34 Forsyth 53 Eldridge 66 Allen 84 Orchard 97 Ludlow 113 Essex 131 Norfolk 147 Suffolk 164 Clinton 179 Attorney 195 Ridge 213 Pitt 229 Willett 245 Sheriff 263 Columbia — Eighteen 285 Cannon 202 Lewis 328 Mangin 330 Goerck 329 Tompkins 346 East DELANCEY St., fr Man gin, S E to East. — ■ Tompkins DENMAN PI., now that part of E 160th bet Forest & Union avs. DEPAU PL, fr 185 Thompson. DEPEW PL, fr E 42d bet Grand Central & Lex- ington av., N to E 45th. DE PEYSTER, fr 139 Water, S to E R. Even Nos. S side. 5 Water 25 Front 87 South DEPOT PL, fr Harlem River, N of E 167th, E to Sedgwick av. DEPOT Sq., E fr Depot Sq S. n. to Depot Sq N. DEPOT Sq., N fr 2938 Webster av e. to Depot Sq E. DESHROSSES, fr 195 Hudson, w to N R. 1 Hudson 9 2 Greenwich 30 Washington 4 3 West DEVOE, now that part of E 165th w. of Jerome av. DE WITT CLIN- TON PK., bet. 11th av and Hudson R. and W. 5 2d and W. 54th sts. DEY, fr 192 Broad- way, W to N R. 1 Broadway 2 3 New Church 60 Greenwich 71 Washington 87 West DICKEY, fr Bar- nard E to Drake DIVISION, fr 1 Bowery, E to Grand. 2 Bowery 1 Catharine 44 Chrystie 68 Forsyth 82 Bayard 61 Market 86 Eldridge 104 Allen 107 Pike 124 Orchard 143 Canal 144 Ludlow 162 Essex ( Seward Pk.) 180 Norfolk 179 Jefferson 202 Suffolk o-ifi, TTrster 91.8 Clinton 236 Attorney 247 Montgomery 254 Ridge 276 Pitt 275 Gouverneur 280 Grand DOCK, now that nart of E 177th bet Harlem Riv- er & Sedgwick av. DOMINICK, fr 21 Clark, W to 282 Hudson. Even Nos. S side. 1 Clark 21 Varick 51 Hudson DONG AN, fr 1220 Westchester to Bronx River. Westchester av Rogers rd 1141 Intervale av 1165 Kellv 1189 Tiffanv 1215 Fox I 239 Simpson 1287 S Boulevard 1426 Wetmorp av 1458 Bronx River DOROTHEA PL, fr 255 4 Marion av to Decatur av. DOTTGLAS A v., fr Middlebrook av, N to City Line. DOVER, fr 340 Pearl, S to E. R. 1 Cherry 2 Pearl II Water 20 Front 44 South DOWNING, fr 210 Bleecker, W to Varick. 1 Bleecker 1 6 Jackson pi 32 Bedford 70 Varick DOYERS, fr 13 Chatham sq, N to 19 Pell. Even Nos. E side. 1 Chatham sq 17 Pell DRAKE, fr East River. N to Sen- eca av. — East River — Edgewater rd — Caswell av — Ryawa av — East Bav av * * * * — Hunter's Pt rd — E Boulevard — Randall av — ■ Snofford av — Lafayette av — Edgewater rd — Seneca av DP Y DOCK, fr 423 E 10th, N to E 12th. 1 E 10th 10 E 11th 21 E 12th DITANE. fr 40 Rose W to N. R. 1 Rose 13 N William 14 New Chamb'rs 18 Park Row 22 Reade 29 City Hall pi 38 Center 39 Park 59 Elm 90 Broadway 115 Trimble pi 124 Church 149 W Bway 169 Staple 190 Greenwich 200 Washington 220 West 211 Carolina DIJNCOMH PL, E 128th, fr Second to Third avs. DIPONT, fr East River, N to Leggett av. — ■ East Bay av — E Boulevard rd — Leggett av DUTCH, fr 49 John, N to Fulton. Dl CKMAN, f r H River, S of W 201st st, N AV to North River — Harlem River — Amsterdam av — Eleventh av — Neagle av — ■ Post av — Sherman av — Vermilve av — Broadway — Bolton rd — Prescott av 190 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. — B st — C st — D st — Boulevard Lafayette — North River EAGLE Av., fr 853 E 149th, N to S2S E 163d. Even Xos. E side. 5-19 E 149th 619 Westchester av 740 E 156th S24 E 158th 872 E 161st 740 E 156th 824 E 158th 872 E 161st 860 E 163d EAST, fr 75 5 Water, E to Rivington. — - Water — Cherry ■ — ■ Grand 15 Broome 20 Delancey 44 Rivington EAST BAY Av., fr Cabot bet East R & E Boulevard, E to Bronx River. — Cabot — Dupont — ■ Truxton — Craven — Worthen — Tiffany — Cassanova — Barretto — Man id a — Coster — Faile — Bryant — ■ Longfellow — Whittier — Drake — Hunt's Pt rd — Hallock — Payne — Bacon — Sacrahong — Farragut — Falconer — Preble — ■ Kane — Porter — Dahlgren — Edgewater rd — ■ Bronx River EASTERN BOU- LEVARD, fr Cabot to Edge- water. E. BROADWAY, fr 19 Chatham sq, E to Grand. 15 Catherine 1 Chatham sq 73 Market 116 Pike 162 Rutgers 179 Canal 189 Jefferson 219 Clinton 259 Montgomery 287 Gouverneur 299 Scammel 311 Grand EAST END Av., fr 79th to 89th. 1 E 79 th 15 E 80th 34 E 81st 54 E 82d 74 E 83d 94 E 84th 118 E 85 th 136 E 86 th 156 E 87th 174 E 88th 194 E 89th EAST HOUSTON fr 609 Broad- way E to E. R. 1 Broadway . 19 Crosby 25 Elm 35 Mulberry 55 Mott 71 Elizabeth 89 Bowery 117 Chrystie . 118 2d av 133 Forsyth 151 Eldridge 164 1st av 165 Allen 185 Orchard 203 Ludlow 227 Essex 236 Ave A 243 Norfolk 267 Suffolk 295 Clinton 296 Ave B 317 Attorney 335 Ridge 357 Pitt (Hamilton Fish pk) 358 Ave C 379 Willett 401 Sheriff 421 Columbia 422 Ave D 444 Manhattan 443 Cannon 466 Lewis 483 Goerck 509 Man gin 531 Tompkins 547 East River E. 1st, fr Bowery S E to Av A. — 1st av — 2d av E. 2d, fr Bowery, S E to Av D. — 2d av — 1st av — Av A — Av B E. 3d, fr 347 Bow- ery, E to E. R. Even Nos. E side. 1 Bowery 43 2d av 103 1st av 149 Av A 201 Av B 273 Av C 341 Av D 385 Manhattan 381 Lewis 400 Goerck 399 Tompkins East River E. 4th, fr 696 Broadway, E to E. R. Even Nos. E side. 1 Broadway 21 Lafayette pi 51 Bowery 91 2d av 139 1st av 185 Av A * 215 Av B 301 Av C 365 Av D 395 Lewis East River ■ E 5th, see 5th E 6th, see 6th E 7th, see 7th 447 Av A Tompkins sq 601 Av B 700 Av C 749 Av D East River E. Sth, fr 7 5th av E to E. R. 2 Fifth av 26 University pi 44 Greene 60 Mercer 130 Broadway 142 Lafayette pi Astor pi 151 4th av 3d av 1st av Av A Tompkins sq) 300 Av B 342 Av C (Columbia pi) 408 Av D 426 Lewis E. 9th, fr 21 Fifth av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 27 University pi 69 Broadway 101 4th av 117 3d av-* 207 Stuyvesant 233 2d av 349 1st av E. 10th, fr 33 Sth av, E to E. R. 2 Fifth av 21 University pi 62 Broadway 76 4th av 100 3d av 128 Stuyvesant 203 2d av 246 1st av 291 Av A Tompkins sq 345 Av B 397 Av C 4 22 Knapp's pi 423 Drv Dock 45 Av D East River E. 11th, fr 41 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 University pi 101 4th av 201 3d av 209 Stuyvesant al 299 2d av 401 1st av 501 Av A 551 Av B 645 Av C 724 Dry Dock 747 Av D E. 12th, fr 51 Sth av, E to E. R. 31 Fifth av 51 University pi 105 Broadway 200 4th av 300 3d av 400 2d av 191 Bloomingdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. •",01 1st av "00 Av A 600 Av B 700 Av C 730 Dry Dock S00 Av D East River E. 13th, fr 61 5th av, E to E. R. 2 Fifth av 134 University pi 60 Broadway 76 4th av 142 3d av 246 2d av 365 1st av I ! 8 Av A .",5 Av B 646 Av C Av D East River E. 14th, fr 67 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 31 Union sq, W 36 University pi 50 Broadway 64 4th av-** 117 Irving- pi 151 3d av-* 245 2d av 353 1st av-* 443 Av A 546 Av B Av C Av D East River E. 15th, fr 71 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 27 Union sq, W Union sq, E 121 Irving' pi 153 3d av Rutherford pi sq. 2d av. 325 Livingston pi 358 1st av 439 Av A 547 Av B 647 Av C Av D ■ East River E. 16th, fr 81 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 27 Union sq, W Union sq, E 119 Irving pi 149 3d av 226 Rutherford pi I 5 1 st av 44 3 Av A 553 Av B 657 Av C ■ Av D ■ East River E. 17th, fr 93 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 28 Broadway 45 Union pi 121 Irving pi 147 3d av 224 Rutherford pi 251 2d av 330 Livingston pi 453 1st av 441 Av A 544 Av B 645 Av C East River E. 18th, fr 107 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 17 Broadway ■ 4th av-** 49 Union pi 123 Irving pi 157 3d av-* 243 2d av 353 1st av 443 Av A Av B East River 652 Av C E. 19th, fr 117 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 19 Broadway 51 4th av 117 Irving pi 151 3d av 247 2d av 361 1st av-* 445 Av A Av B East River E. 20th, fr 133 5th av, E. to E. R. 1 Fifth av 13 Broadway 55 4th av 107 Gramercy pk 124 Irving pi Gramercy pk 151 3d av 245 2d av 359 1st av 445 Av A Av B East River E. 21st, fr 147 5th av, E? to E. R. 1 Fifth av 4 Broadway 61 4th av Gramercy pk 121 Lexington av Gramercy pk 157 3d av 249 2d av 341 1st av 444 Av A East River E. 22d, fr 165 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av Broadway 45 4th av 125 Lexington av 161 3d av 243 2d av 343 1st av 445 Av A East River E. 23d, fr 185 5th av, E to E. R. Fifth av Broadway 29 Madison av 55 4th av-** 129 Lexington av 163 3d av-* 245 2d av-* 351 1st av 443 Av A East River E. 24th, fr 11 Madison av, E to E. R. 1 Madison av 35 4th av 131 Lexington av 165 3d av 245 2d av 347 1st av Av A ■ East River E. 25th, fr 21 Madison av, E to E. R. 41 Madison av 61 4th av 127 Lexington av 161 3d av 249 2d av 343 1st av East River E. 26th, fr 215 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av Mad. Sq. N) 27 Madison av 5 8 4th av 133 Lexington av 153 Broadway 159 3d av 245 2d av 343 1st av East River E. 27th, fr 231 5th av, E to 1st av. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 49 4th av 131 Lexington av 154 Broadway al 165 3d av 245 2d av 347 1st av E. 2Sth, fr 249 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 19 Madison av 49 4th av-** 129 Lexington av 161 3d av-* 249 2d av 343 1st av East River E. 29th, fr 263 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 15 Madison av 53 4th av 127 Lexington av 161 3d av 245 2d av 351 1st av East River E. 30th, fr 281 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 53 4th av (Martin ter) 253 2d av 351 1st av East River E. 31st, fr 299 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 19 Madison av 51 4th av 131 Lexington av 165 3d av 263 2d av 353 3d av East River E. 32d, fr 315 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 19 Madison av 54 4th av 131 Lexington av 165 3d av 255 2d av 353 1st av East River 192 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. E. 33d, fr 331 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 57 4th av-** Lexington av 173 3d av 257 2d av 351 1st av East River E. 34th, fr 353 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 63 Park av 133 Lexington av 167 3d av-* 245 2d av-* 349 1st av-* East River E. 35tl», fr 371 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 17 Madison av 45 Park av 137 Lexington av 167 3d av 251 2d av 349 1st av East River E. 36th, fr 387 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 17 Madison av 37 Park av 135 Lexington av 165 3d av 247 2d av 347 1st av East River E. 37th, fr 405 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 17 Madison av 37 Park av 123 Lexington av 167 3d av 247 2d av 345 1st av East River E. 38th, fr 421 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 17 Madison av 41 Park av 123 Lexington av 157 3d av 245 2d av 343 1st av East River E. 30th, fr 439 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 19 Park av 125 Lexington av 163 3d av 247 2d av 345 1st av East River E. 40th, fr 457 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 17 Madison av 47 Park av 129 Lexington av 153 3d av 213 2d av 344 1st av East River E. 41st, fr 477 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 23 Madison av 63 Park av 121 Lexington av 153 3d av 247 2d av 339 Prospect pi 351 1st av East River E. 42d, fr 501 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 19 Madison av 53 Van'bilt av-** 50 Park av-* Depew pi 124 Lexington av 153 3d av 2d av 348 Prospect pi 1st av East River E. 44th, fr 529 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 31 Madison av 53 Vanderbilt av — — Depew pi — Lexington av 163 3d av 249 2d av 347 1st av East River E. 45th, fr 5 45 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 27 Madison av 52 Vanderbilt av Depew pi 120 Lexington av 153 3d av 259 2d av 345 1st av East River E. 4Gth, fr 561 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 29 Madison av ■ Park av 125 Lexington av 163 3d av 243 2d av '353 1st av East River E. 47th, fr 575 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 25 Madison av Park av Lexington av 159 3d av 243 2d av 345 1st av East River E. 48th, fr 593 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 25 Park av 127 Lexington av 161 3d av 259 2d av 347 1st av East River E. 49th, fr 609 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 70 Park av Lexington av 165 3d av 255 2d av 363 1st av (Mitchell pi) 429 Beekman pi East River E. 50th, fr 623 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 2 2 Madison av Park av 125 Lexington av 159 3d av 255 2d av-* 361 1st av ( Dunscomb d1) 427 Beekman pi East River E. 51st. fr 63 7 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av Madison av Park av 130 Lexington av 171 3d av 25 3 2d av 353 1st av 434 Beekman pi East River E. 52d, fr 653 5th av, E? to E. R. 1 Fifth av 23 Madison av 83 Park av 135 Lexington av 165 3d av 25*3 2d av 1st av East River E. 53d, fr 671 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 67 Park av 131 Lexington av 167 3d av-* 253 2d av 357 1st av ■ Av A East River E. 54th, fr 685 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 55 Park av 139 Lexington av 165 3d av 243 2d av 353 1st av 439 Av A East River E. 55th, fr 7 03 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 29 Madison av 85 Park av 133 Lexington av 161 3d av 251 2d av 357 1st av 443 Av A East River E. 56th, fr 719 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 23 Madison av 85 Park av 137 Lexington av 169 3d av 249 2d av 35 3 1st av 453 Av A East River E. 57th, fr 737 5th av. E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 25 Madison av 51 Park av 139 Lexington av 193 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 161 3d av 251 2d av-* 355 1st av 467 Av A East River E. 58th, fr 753 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 17 Madison av 68 Park av 131 Lexington av 157 3d av 247 2d av 357 1st av 453 Av A River View t East River E. 59th, fr 775 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 23 Madison av 73 Park av 135 Lexington av 165 3d av-* 245 2d av 347 1st av 441 Av A River View t E. 60th, fr 787 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 25 Madison av 61 Park av 139 Lexington av 177 3d av 249 2d av 351 1st av 442 Av A East River E. 61st, fr 799 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 25 Madison av 59 Park av 137 Lexington av 171 3d av 257 2d av 355 1st av Av A East River E. 62d, fr 809 5th av, E. to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 53 Park av 135 Lexington av 175 3d av 253 2d av 371 1st av Av A East River E. 63d, fr 817 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 53 Park av 137 Lexington av 171 3d av 243 2d av 347 1st av Av A East River E. 61th, fr S29 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 2 i Madison av 67 Park av 135 Lexington av 189 3d av 239 2d av 347 1st av Av A East River E. 65th, fr 839 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 25 Madison av 67 Park av 135 Lexington av 169 3d av 252 2d av-* 349 1st av 441 Av A East River E. 66th, fr 849 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 75 Park av 136 Lexington av 165 3d av 2d av 360 1st av 442 Av A East River E. 67th, fr 856 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av • 25 Madison av 59 Park av Lexington av 167 3d av-* 2d av 1st av Av A 437 Av A East River E. 68th, fr 869 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 28 Madison av 55 Park av Lexington av 170 3d av 253 2d av 359 1st av 445 Av A East River E. 69th, fr 8 79 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 17 Madison av 41 Park av 131 Lexington av 171 3d av 235 2d av 343 1st av 442 Av A East River E. 70th, fr SS4 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 24 Madison av 50 Park av 131 Lexington av 183 3d av 233 2d av 339 1st av 437 Av A East River E. 71st, fr 889 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 19 Madison av Park av 141 Lexington av 189 3d av 261 2d av 365 1st av 443 Av A East River E. 72d. fr 90S 5th av, E. to E. R. 1 Fifth av 29 Madison av 65 Park av 133 Lexington av 169 3d av 259 2d av 357 1st. av 439 Av A Av B East River E. 73d, fr 919 5th av. E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 29 Madison av 63 Park av 137 Lexington av 187 3d av 241 2d av 355 1st av 437 Av A Av B East River E. 74th, fr 927 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 29 Madison av 63 Park av 143 Lexington av 177 3d av 257 2d av 355 1st av 447 Av A Av B East River E. 75th, fr 9 39 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 23 Madison av 61 Park av 121 Lexington av 181 3d av 245 2d av 343 1st av Av B 443 Av A East River E. 76th, fr 94 9 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 29 Madison av 65 Park av 135 Lexington av 199 3d av 241 2d av 371 1st av 441 Av A Av B East River E. 77th, fr 959 5th av. E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 35 Madison av 86 Park av 123 Lexington av 179 3d av 255 2d av 357 1st av 453 Av A Av B East River E. 78th, fr 969 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 32 Madison av 71 Park av 135 Lexington av 183 3d av 271 2d av 359 1st av 453 Av A Av B East River E. 70th, fr 979 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 31 Madison av 89 Park av 139 Lexington av 194 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 187 3d av 245 2d av 341 1st av 439 Av A East End av ■ Av B East River E. 80th, fr 9 89 nth av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 29 Madison av 77 Park av 135 Lexington av 187 3d av 247 2d av-* 343 1st av 451 Av A 566 East End av East River E. Hist, fr f>99 5th av, E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 37 Madison av 75 Park av 129 Lexington av 179 3d av 249 2d av-* 357 1st av 441 Av A 556 East End av East River E. 82<1. fr 1009 5th av. E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 75 Park av 131 Lexington av 179 3d av 253 2d av 3*5 1st av 439 Av A 537 East End av East River E. S3<1. fr 1019 5th av. E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 29 Madison av 65 Park av 133 Lexington av 175 3d av ^49 2d av 5*5 1st av 455 Av A 541 East End av East River E. 84ti«, fr 1029 5th av. E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 37 Madison av 171 Park av 133 Lexington av 175 3d av-* 251 2d av 355 1st av 455 Av A 547 East End av East River E. 85th, fr 1038 5th av, E to East End av. 1 Fifth av 37 Madison av 77 Park av 131 Lexington av 179 3d av 253 2d av 355 1st av 44 5 Av A 543 East End av E. 86th, fr 1048 5th av. E to E. R. 1 Fifth av .".9 Madison av 77 Park av 131 Lexington av 177 3d av 255 2d av-* 353 1st av 455 Av A 543 Henderson pi 555 East End av East River E. 87th, fr 1059 5th av. E to East End av. 1 Fifth av 23 Madison av 71 Park av 135 Lexington av 181 3d av 247 2d av 35 7 1st av 447 Av A 5 51 East End av E. 88th, fr 1069 5th av, E to East End av. 1 Fifth av 23 Madison av 7 3 Park av 129 Lexington av 173 3d av ?39 2d av 355 1st av 541 East End av E. 89th, fr 1079 5th av. E to E. R. 1 Fifth av 25 Madison av 77 Park av 123 Lexington av 175 3d av-* 235 2d av 355 1st av 450 Av A 548 East El'nd av East River E. »Oth, fr 1089 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 38 Madison av 73 Park av 131 Lexington av 177 3d av 291 2d av 341 1st av 447 Av A Harlem River E. 91st. fr 1099 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 27 Madison av 83 Park av 135 Lexington av 1 75 3d av 2d av 354 1st av 444 Av A Harlem River E. »2d, fr 1109 5th av. E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 25 Madison av 73 Park av 137 Lexington av 173 3d av 301 2d av 349 1st av 441 Av A 349 Av B Harlem River E. 03d. fr 1119 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 33 Madison av 73 Park av 135 Lexington av 189 3d av 247 2d av 345 1st av 442 Av A Harlem River E. 04th, fr 1 129 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 2* Madison av 76 Park av 137 Lexington av 181 3d av 247 2d av 342 1st av Harlem River E. 95th, fr 1139 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 23 Madison av 71 Park av 145 Lexington av 185 3d av 239 2d av 339 1st av Harlem River E. 8©th, fr 1149 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av Madison av 78 Park av 141 Lexington av 179 3d av 235 2d av 340 1st av Harlem River E. 97th, fr 1159 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av Madison av Park av 129 Lexington av 165 3d av 237 2d av Harlem River E. 98th, fr 1169 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 38 Madison av 75 Park av 128 Lexington av 180 3d av 243 2d av 440 1st av Harlem River E. 99th, fr 1179 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av Madison av 87 Park av Lexington av 175 3d av-* 235 2d av ■ 1st av Harlem River E. 100th, fr 1189 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av Madison av 75 Park av 125 Lexington av 199 3d av 237 2d av 195 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 1st av Pleasant av Harlem River E. 101st, fr 1199 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 21 Madison av 77 Park av 133 Lexington av 198 3d av 239 2d av 1st av Pleasant av Harlem River E. 102«1, fr 1209 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av Madison av — — Park av 126 Lexington av 181 3d av 237 2d av 342 1st av Pleasant av Harlem River E. 103d, fr 1219 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 2 4 Madison av 79 Park av 149 Lexington av 173 3d av °39 2d av 351 1st av Pleasant av Harlem River E. 104th, fr 1229 5 th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av Madison av 81 Park av 139 Lexington av i ^7 3d av 247 2d av 351 1st av Pleasant av Harlem River E. lOr.tli, fr 1239 5 th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 47 Madison av 77 Park av 137 Lexington av 179 3d av 253 2d av-* 351 1st av Pleasant av Harlem River E. 106th, fr 1249 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 49 Madison av 77 Park av 135 Lexington av 1 71 3d av 243 2d av 341 1st av Pleasant av Harlem River E. 107th, fr 1259 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av Madison av 87 Park av 133 Lexington av 183 3d av 243 2d av 346 1st av Pleasant av Harlem River E. 108th, fr 1269 5 th av. F to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 2 3 "Madison av 87 Park av 127 Lexington av 1 89 3d av 243 2d av 1st av Pleasant av Harlem River E. 109th. fr 1279 5th av. E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 27 Madison av 81 Park av 185 3d av 249 2d av 349 1st av 439 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 110th. fr 1286 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 37 Madison av 87 Park av 141 Lexington av 177 3d av 5?K5 2d av 348 1st av 441 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 111th, fr 5th av E to Harlem R. 1 Fifth av 33 Madison av 9 7 Park av 145 Lexington av 183 3d av 249 2d av-* 401 1st av 437 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 112th, fr 1335 5 th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 25 Madison av 77 Park av 12!i Lexington av 175 3d av 257 2d av (Thos. Jefferson Park) 360 1st av 443 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 113th, fr 5th av E to Harlem R. 1 Fifth av 23 Madison av 100 Park av 130 Lexington av 2 00 3d av 300 2d av 400 1st av (Thos. Jefferson Park) 451 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 114th. fr 5th av E to Harlem R. 1 Fifth av 29 Madison av 100 Park av 147 Lexington av 200 3d av 200 2d av 400 1st av 451 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 115th. fr 5th av E to Harlem R. 1 Fifth av 50 Madison av 1 00 Park av 131 Lexington av 200 3d av ?,00 2d av 4 00 1st av 451 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 116th. fr 5th av E to Harlem R. 1 Fifth av 96 ^Tadison aV 100 Park av 137 Lpxington av 200 3d av-* 300 2d av 400 1st av 451 Pleasant av 555 Harlem River E. 117th, fr 5th av E to Harlem R. 1 Fifth av Madison av 100 Park av 137 Lexington av 3 00 3d av 300 2d av 411 1st av 510 Pleasant av Harlem River K. 118th- fr 5th av E to Harlem R. 1 Fifth av 38 Madison av 78 Park av 137 Lexington av 183 3d av 251 2d av 349 1st av 449 Pleasant av 555 Harlem River E. 110th. fr 5th av E to Harlem R. 1 Fifth av 34 Madison av 78 Park av 135 Lexington av 183 3d av 251 2d av 351 1st av 4 51 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 120th. fr 5th av E to Harlem R. 1 Fifth av 26 Madison av 79 Park av 133 Lexington av 1F.3 3d av 251 2d av 349 1st av 451 Pleasant av 554 Harlem River E. 121st, fr Madi- son av, E to Harlem River. 50 Madison av 7 9 Park av 133 Lexington av 203 3d av 249 2d av-* 359 1st av 443 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 122<1, fr Madi- son av, E to Harlem River. 196 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 55 Madison av 74 Park av 141 Lexington av 201 3d av 365 2d av 347 1st av 449 Pleasant av - — Harlem River E. 123d, fr Madi- son av, E to Harlem River. 50 Madison av 73 Park av 139 Lexington av 300 3d av 300 2d av 368 1st av 437 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 124th, fr 2001 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 35 Madison av 75 Park av 133 Lexington av 200- 3d av 300 2d av 360 1st av 450 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 125th, fr 2021 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 38 Madison av 68 Park av 132 Lexington av 177 3d av-* 259 2d av 361 1st av 451 Pleasant av Harlem River E. 126th, fr 2041 5 th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 31 Madison av 61 4th av 131 Lexington av 163 3d av 241 2d av 361 1st av Harlem River E. 127th. fr 2 061 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 35 ^adison av 79 Park av 131 Lexington av 173 3d av 245 2d av-* 361 1st av Harlem River E. 128th, fr 2075 5th av, E to Harlem River. 2 Fifth av 30 Madison av 78 Park av 132 Lexington av 182 3d av Duncomb pi 253 2d av E. 129th, fr 2 09 3 5th av, E to Harlem River. 2 Fifth av 32 Madison av 72 Park av 132 Lexington av 172 3d av 242 2d av E. 130th, fr 2119 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 35 Madison av 79 Park av 123 Lexington av 3d av E. 130th (Borough of Bronx), fr 2 St. Ann's av, E to Locust av. 570 St Ann's av 670 Cypress av E 131st 781 Willow av 801 Walnut av Locust av E. 131st. fr 214 3 5 th av, E to Harlem River. 2 Fifth av 34 Madison av 78 Park av Lexington av E. 131st (Borousrh of Bronx), fr 62 St. Ann's av, E to Locust av. 570 St Ann's av 670 Cvpress av TO 130th 780 Walton av Locust av E. 132d. fr 215 9 5 th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 3 3 Madison av 63 Park av E. 132d (Borough of Bronx), fr 82 Lincoln av, E to East River. 260 Lincoln av 310 Alexander av 380 Willis av 470 Brown pi 490 Brook av 5 5 St Ann's av 651 Cypress av 861 Cvpress av 880 Walnut av 920 Locust av East River E. 133d, fr 2175 5 th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 3 7 Madison av 67 Park av E. 133d (Borough of Bronx), fr 2412 3d av, E to East River. 240 Third av 270 Lincoln av 300 Alexander av 4 00 Willis av 490 Brown pi 510 Brook av 570 St Ann's av ■ S Boulevard 671 Cvnress av 781 Willow av 881 Walnut av 921 Locust av E. 131t1». fr 2199 5th av, E to Harlem River. 2 Fifth av 30 Madison av — — Park av E. 134th (Borousrh of Bronx), fr 2444 3d av. E to East River. 240 Third av 270 Lincoln av 330 Alexander av 400 Willis av 490 Brown pi 510 Brook av 570 St Ann's av R Boulevard 6 71 Cvnress av 701 Willow av soi Walnut av 9 21 Locust av E. 135th, fr 2217 5 th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 33 Madison av E. 13nth (Borough of Bronx), fr 2468 Park av, E? to East Riv. 100 Park av Canal st, W Mott Haven Canal Rider av 240 3d av 270 Lincoln av 330 Alexander av 400 Willis av 490 Brown pi 510 Brook av 5 70 St Ann's av 6 70 Cvnress av 680 S Boulevard 781 Willow av 881 Walnut av 921 Locust av E. 136th, fr 22 41 5 th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av 33 Madison av E. 136th (Borough «*f Bronx), fr 190 Rider av, E to East Riv. 240 Rider av °60 3d av 270 Lincoln av 330 Alpxander av j oo Willis av 460 Brown pi 51 Brook av "70 St Ann's av 700 S Boulevard 7S0 Willow av 8.90 Walnut av 920 Locust av E. 137th. fr 2 261 5th av, E to Harlem River. 1 Fifth av Madison av E. 137th (Borough of Bronx), fr 220 Rider av, E to East Riv. 240 Rider av 3d av 271 T,ir>eoln av 331 Alexander av 401 Willis av 4^1 Brown pi " 1 1 "Rmok a v 571 St Ann's av R71 r*vnress av 721 S Boulevard 197 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 781 Willow av 801 Walnut av 921 Locust av E. 138th, fr 22 81 5th av, E to Harlem River. 2 Fifth av Madison av E. 138th (Borough of Bronx), fr Harlem River E to East Riv. 100 Exterior . Walton Mott av 200 Park av Canal st W Mott Haven Canal 2 40 Rider av 270 3d av 330 Alexander av — — Bronx Arcade 400 Willis av 490 Brown pi 511 Brook av 571 St Ann's av 671 Cypress av Robbins av 741 S Boulevard 781 Willow av 881 Walnut av 921 Locust av E. 139th, fr 2301 5th av, E to Harlem River. E. 139th (Borough of Bronx), fr 276 Rider av, E to Locust av. 240 Rider av Morris av 270 3d av Bronx Arcade 401 Willis av 511 Brook av 571 St Ann's av 671 Cypress av 721 Robbins av 761 S Boulevard 881 Walnut av 921 Locust av E. 140tli, fr 2321 5th av, E to Harlem River. E. 140th (Borough of Bronx), fr 2630 Park av, E to East Riv. 200 Park av 22 t Canal pi 2 10 Rider av 270 Morris av 290 3d av 331 Alexander av Bronx Arcade 4 01 Willis av 501 Brook av 571 St Ann's av 671 Cypress av 721 Robbins av 781 S Boulevard 881 Walnut av 921 Locust av E. 141st, fr 2341 5th av, E to Harlem River. E. 141st (Borough of Bronx), fr 2680 Park av, E to East Riv. 200 Park av 224 Canal pi 24 Rider av 270 Morris av 310 3d av 330 Alexander av Bronx Arcade 400 Willis av 510 Brook av 570 St Ann's av Crimmins Beekman 671 Cypress av Powers av 721 Robbins av Concord av Wales av 791 S Boulevard 881 Walnut av Locust av E. 142d, fr 2361 5th av, E to Harlem River. E. 142d (Borough of Bronx), fr 390 Rider av, E to S Blvd. 240 Rider av Morris av 280 College av 3d av 330 Alexander av Bronx Arcade 400 Willis av 510 Brook av St Ann's av 691 Powers av 721 Robbins av 741 Concord av 781 Wales av S Boulevard E. 143d. fr E 144th bpf Rider & Morris avs, E to St Ann's av. E 144th 240 Morris av 290 College av 3d av 331 Alexander av 401 Willis av 511 Brook av St Ann's av E. 144th, fr 414 River av, E to Whitlock av. 100 River av 120 Gerard av 140 Walton av 160 Mott av Spencer pi 200 Park av 224 Canal pi 240 Rider av E 143d 270 Morris av 300 College av 340 3d av 400 Willis av 510 Brook av St Ann's av St Mary's pk 721 Robbins av 751 Concord av 781 Wales av 805 S Boulevard Timpson pi Austin pi Whitlock av E. 145th, fr 290 E 146th, E to Timpson pi. 290 E 146th 310 College av 350 3d av 400 Willis av 510 Brook av St Ann's av St Mary's pk Park av 6^0 Trinity av 720 Robbins av 7R0 Concord av 780 Wales av 806 Tinton av 830 T T nion av Prospect av R*v1 S Boulevard 871 Timrson pi «Q1 Austin pi 911 Whitlock av E. l'0t'»- fr Har- lem River. E to Pros^pot av. 1 Warlem River 71 Exterior Cromwell av 101 River av 120 Gerard av 136 Walton av Cedar av 160 Mott av Spencer pi * * * * * 210 Park av 2 70 Morris av 356 Courtlandt av 400 Melrose av 3d av ***** 721 Robbins av 751 Concord av 781 Wales av 805 Tinton av 831 TTnion av Prospect av * * * * * E. 151st, fr Ex- terior, S of E 15 7th, S & E to Prospect av. 1 Exterior Ferncliff pi 70 Cromwell av 100 River av 120 Gerard av 130 Walton av 158 Mott av ***** 2 2 Park av 2 70 Morris av 356 Courtlandt av 400 Melrose av 3d av ***** 721 Robbins av 751 Concord av 781 Wales av 807 Tinton av 831 Union av Prospect av E. l."»2d, fr 2938 Park av, E to Prospect av. 2 30 Park av 270 Morris av 356 Courtlandt av 400 Melrose av i80 3d av 500 Bergen av Brook av 721 Robbins av 751 Concord av 781 Wales av 805 Tinton av 831 Union av Prospect av 198 Bloomingdales* Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. E. 153d, fr E 157th, W of Cromwell av, to S E & E to Brook av. 10 E 157th 70 Cromwell av 100 River av 180 Gerard av Walton av ■ Franz Sigel pk Mott av Sheridan av 241 Park av 271 Morris av 357 Courtlandt av 401 Melrose av 451 Elton av 481 3d av 501 Berg-en av Brook av E. 154th, fr 2996 Park av, E to 3d av. 250 Park av 270 Courtlandt av 400 Melrose av 450 Elton av 3d av E. 155th, fr 3016 Park av, E to Prospect av. Park av 270 Morris av 356 Courtlandt av 400 Melrose av 450 Elton av 3d av ***** Westchester av 751 Wales av 7S1 Tinton av 831 Union av Prospect av E. 156th, fr 75 Mott av, E & S to Truxton. 160 Mott av Sheridan av 270 Park av Morris av 356 Courtlandt av 400 Melrose av 450 Elton av 480 3d av Brook av 510 German pi 570 St Ann's av 610 Eagle av 650 Cauldwell av 690 Trinity av 720 Jackson av 750 Forest av Westchester av 781 Tinton av 831 Union av 851 Prospect av Hewitt pi Leggett av 931 Dawson 951 Kelly 991 Beck 1011 Fox 1031 S Boulevard 1061 Whitlock av 1101 Garrison av 1141 Barry Truxton E. 157th, fr Ex- terior, E to St Ann's av. 2 Exterior 30 E 153d 70 Cromwell av 100 River av 120 Gerard av 138 Walton av Franz Sigel pk ***** 2 SI Park av 357 Courtlandt av 401 Melrose av 451 Elton av 481 3d av Brook av 511 German pi St Ann's av E. 158th, fr NY C & H R R R, E to Westchester av. 1 N Y C & H R R R 11 Exterior Cromwell av 81 River av 101 Gerard av 121 Walton av Franz Sigel pk 160 Mott av Sheridan av 2 70 Morris av 290 Park av 356 Courtlandt av 400 Melrose av 450 Elton av 480 3d av Brook av 510 German pi St Ann's av ***** 511 Eagle av 651 Caldwell av 691 Trinity av 721 Jackson av 751 Tinton av Union av Westchester av E. 159th, fr 850 Walton av, E to Eagle av. 100 Walton av 160 Mott av Sheridan av ***** 300 Park av 356 Courtlandt av 400 Melrose av 480 Elton av Washington av 3d av ***** 511 Brook av 571 St Ann's av Eagle av E. IGOth, fr 860 Morris av, E to Westchester av. 2 70 Morris av 310 Park av 356 Courtlandt av 400 Melrose av 480 Elton av Washington av ***** 651 Cauldwell av 691 Trinity av 721 Jackson av 751 Forest av 781 Tinton av 811 Union av Westchester av E. 161st, fr 848 Jerome av, E to Prospect av. 1 Jerome av 41 Cromwell av 61 River av 81 Gerard av 101 Walton av Concourse 160 Mott av 200 Sheridan av • Sherman av Grant av 270 Morris av 320 Park av Melrose Park 356 Courtlandt av 4 00 .Melrose av 450 Elton av Washington av Brook av Brook av 3d av 571 St Ann's av 611 Eagle av 651 Cauldwell av 691 Trinity av 721 Jackson av 751 Forest av 781 Tinton av 811 Union av Prospect av E. 162d, fr 940 Je- rome av, E to Westchester av. McComb's Dam Park 40 Cromwell av 60 River av 80 Gerard av ■ Walton av 161 Concourse 221 Sherman 251 Grant av 269 Morris av 351 Teller av Park av Melrose Park 35 7 Courtlandt av 401 Melrose av Elton av 501 Brook av 3d av ***** 851 Prospect av — Westchester av E. 163d, fr 940 Concourse, E to Stebbins av. 160 Concourse 200 Sheridan av 2 20 Sherman av 250 Grant av 268 Morris av College av 350 Teller av Park av ***** 366 Courtlandt av 400 Melrose av 420 Brook av 490 Washington av ^70 3d av 610 Eagle av 6^1 Cauldwell av 691 Trinity av 721 Jackson av 751 Forest av 199 Bloom ingd ales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 781 Tinton av 811 Union av S51 Prospect av Stebbins av E. 104th, fr 1000 Jerome av, E to Stebbins av. 1 Jerome av 41 Cromwell av 61 River av 81 Gerard av 101 Walton av 161 Concourse 201 Sheridan av 221 Sherman av 251 Grant av 271 Morris av 301 College av Findlay av 351 Teller av 381 Clay av 421 Brook av 481 Washing'n av 571 3d av Boston rd 651 Cauldwell av Trinit}' av ***** 851 Prospect av Stebbins av E. 165th, fr 1050 Jerome av, E to Westchester av. 2 Jerome av 40 Cromwell av 60 River av 80 Gerard av 100 Walton av 160 Concourse 180 Carroll pi 200 Sheridan av 220 Sherman av 250 Grant av 270 Morris av 300 College av 32 Findlay av 350 Teller av 380 Clay av Webster av Park av 401 Brook av 481 Washing'n av 531 3d av 571 Boston rd 651 Cauldwell av 691 Trinity av 721 Jackson av 751 Forest av 781 Tinton av 811 Union av 851 Prospect av 881 Stebbins av Hall pi 901 Rogers pi 921 Intervale av 941 Kelly 961 Tiffany ■ Fox Westches'r av E. 106th, fr 1050 Walton av, E to Prospect av. 100 Walton av 160 Concourse 180 Carroll pi 200 Sheridan av 220 Sherman av 250 Grant av 270 Morris av 300 College av 320 Findlay av 350 Tiller av 380 Clay av 400 Webster av Brook av 421 Park av 481 Washing'n av 5 31 3d av Fulton av 561 Franklin av 651 Boston rd 591 Trinity av 721 Jackson av 751 Forest av 781 Tinton av 811 Union av Prospect av E. 167tli, fr 1210 Jerome av, E to Westchester av. 1 Jerome av 2 Cromwell av 4 River av 70 Gerard av 150 Walton av Grand View pi 180 Concourse 200 Sheridan av 2 20 Sherman av 250 Grant av 270 Morris av 300 College av 320 Findlay av 350 Teller av 380 Clay av 400 Webster av Brook av 4 40 Park av 480 Washing'n av 530 3d av Fulton av Boston rd 580 Franklin av * * * * * 810 Union av Prospect av 830 Stebbins av Hall pi S71 Intervale av 891 Kelly 911 Tiffany Fox 941 Simpson 961 S Boulevard 981 Hoe av 991 West Farms rd Bryant av Westchester av E. lOSth, fr River av, at Jerome av, E to Pros- pect av. 1 River av 51 Gerard av 101 Walton av 151 Grand View pi 201 Concourse 231 Sheridan av Sherman av * * * * * 2 70 Morris av 300 College av 320 Findlay av 350 Teller av 3 50 Clay av 400 Webster av Brook av 44 Park av 480 Washing'n av 5 30 3d av 570 Fulton av 600 Franklin av 720 Boston rd 750 Forest av 781 Tinton av 811 Union av Prospect av E. 109th, fr Je- rome av. at Gerard av, E to E 167th. 1 Jerome av 15 Gerard av 101 Walton av 201 Concourse 221 Sheridan av 251 Sherman av 2 71 Morris av 301 College av 321 Findlay av 351 Teller av 381 Clay av 401 Webster av Brook av 440 Park av 480 Washing'n av 5 30 3d av 5 70 Fulton av Franklin av Clinton av Mc Kin ley sq 750 Boston rd 780 Tinton av 810 Union av 850 Prospect av Lyman pi SS0 Stebbins av Home Intervale av 901 Tiffany av 931 Fox Stimpson E 167th E. 170th, fr 1400 Jerome av, E to Charlotte. 49 Townsend av 1 Jerome av 101 Walton av 151 Wythe pi Concourse 220 Sheridan av 250 Grant av 270 Morris av 300 College av Findlay av 351 Teller av Claremont pk Clay av 401 Webster av Brook av 441 Park av 4 81 Washing'n av 531 3d av 571 Fulton av ■ Cottage pi 621 Franklin av 651 Clinton av 671 Crotona av Boston rd 791 Prospect av 821 Bristow 841 Stebbins av 871 Wilkins av Charlotte E. 171st, fr 1450 Jerome av, E to pulton av. 1 Jerome av 51 Townsend av 101 Walton av 151 Wythe pi 201 Concourse 221 Sheridan av 271 Morris av 301 College av Teller av Claremont pk 400 Webster av 44 Brook av 440 Park av 200 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLAXCE.- MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. Washing'n av 531 3d av Crotona pk, W Fulton av E. 172d, fr 15 00 Jerome av, E to Bronx River. 1 Jerome av 51 Townsend av 101 Walton av College av 151 Wythe pi 201 Concourse 221 Sheridan av — — Eden av 270 Morris av Teller av Claremont pk Webster av 440 Park av 480 Washington av 500 Bathgate av 530 3d av Fulton av Fulton av Crotona pk ***** 801 Boston rd 881 E 170th 901 Minford pi 921 S Boulevard 941 Hoe av 961 Vyse av 981 Brvant av 1001 Longfellow av 1021 Boone av 1051 W Farms rd Bronx Arcade E. 173d, fr 1680 Concourse, E to West Farms rd. 100 Concourse 150 Eden av 209 Morris av 230 Fastburn av 26 Weeks av 300 Mt. Hope av 330 Topping av ■ Clay av 360 Anthony av Carter av 400 Webster av 480 AVashing'n av 500 Bathgate av 530 3d av Fulton av Crotona pk 800 Crotona pk, E Boston rd 901 Minford pi 921 S Boulevard 941 Hoe av 961 Vyse av 9 81 Bryant av 1001 Longfellow av 1021 Boone av W Farms rd E. 174th, fr 1650 Jerome av, E to Devoe av. 1 Jerome av 51 Townsend av 101 Walton av 111 Concourse 130 Eden av 160 Morris av 200 Eastburn av 230 Weeks av 250 Mt Hope av 270 Topping av 300 Clay av 330 Anthony av 390 Carter av 400 Webster av 44 Park av 4S0 Washing'n av 500 Bathgate av 530 3d av - — - Crotona pk, W Crotona pk ***** Boston rd 921 S Boulevard 941 Hoe av 961 Vyse av 981 Bryant av 1001 Longfellow av 1021 Boone av 1051 W Farms rd Bronx River — — Devoe av E. 175th, fr 1750 Jerome av, E to Boston rd. 1 Jerome av 51 Townsend av 101 Walton av 150 Eastburn av 200 Weeks av 230 Mt Hope av 260 Topping av 300 Clay av Anthony av 390 Carter av 400 Webster av 440 Park av 480 Washing'n av 500 Bathgate av 530 3d av Fulton av 631 Arthur av 701 Belmont av 731 Crotona av 761 Clinton av 851 Prospect av Marmion av Waterloo pi 901 S Boulevard Boston rd E. 176th, fr 1850 Jerome av, E to Bronx River. 2 Jerome av 50 Townsend av 100 Walton av 140 Morris av 150 Concourse 200 Mt Hope av 230 Topping av 300 Anthony av 260 Clay av ■ Tremont av, E 390 Carter av 400 Webster av 4 40 Park av 480 Washing'n av 500 Bathgate av 3d av ***** 630 Arthur av 660 Crotona av 700 Clinton av 750 Prospect av 760 Marion av 921 S Boulevard Daly av 9 81 Bryant av Vyse av 961 Boston rd 1001 Longfellow av 1021 Boone av W Farms rd Bronx River E. 177th, fr 1900 Jerome av, E to Ft Schuyler rd. 1 Jerome av ".1 Walton av 101 Morris av Concourse * * * * * 105 Tremont av Bronx River 1 1 00 Devoe av 1150 Berrian av Bronx R av Appley av 1200 Metcalf av 1230 Fetley av 1 260 Cross av 1 300 Noble av 1330 Rosedale av 1360 Common- wealth av 1400 St Lawrence av Beach av 1430 Beach av ■ Wood av 1460 Taylor av 1500 Thieriot av 1530 Leland av 1560 Wht Pins rd 1600 Westchester av Storrow Pugsley av 1660 Newbold av 1700 Ellis av 1750 Gleason av 1800 Powell av Olmstead av 1850 Haviland av 1900 Watson av 1951 Blackrock av Castle H av 2001 Chatterton av Ludlow av Havemeyer av 2101 Zerega av 2201 Westchester Creek Brush av ■ Eads av Holley av Hutton av Mendell av E Boulevard Ft Schuyler rd E. 17Sth, fr 1980 Creston av, E to Appley av. 150 Creston av 200 Concourse 300 Anthony av Ryer av Echo Park 37,0 Valentine av 400 Webster av 440 Park av 480 Washington av 500 Bathgate av 530 3d av 551 Monterey av 577 Lafontaine av 601 Arthur av Hughes av * * * * * 701 Crotona av 731 Clinton av 761 Prospect av 851 Mapes av Marmion .av 201 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. new york city at a glame. — manhattan and the bronx. S Boulevard 871 Crotona parkway Mohegan av 901 Honeywell 921 Daly av 961 Vyse av 1001 Bryant av Boston rd ***** 1151 Berrian 120i Watson la Morris Pk av Appley av i-:. 179th, fr 2000 Jer6me av, E to Berrian. 1 Jerome 101 Morris av 151 Creston av /201 Concourse 301 Anthony av Ryer av ***** 350 Valentine av 400 Webster av 440 Park av 4S0 Washington av 500 Bathgate av 530 3d av •550 Monterey av 576 Lafontaine av 600 Arthur av 640 Hughes av 660 Belmont av 700 Crotona av 730 Clinton av 760 Prospect av 800 Mapes av S50 Marmion av S Boulevard Crotona parkway 860 Mohegan av 900 Honeywell av 920 Daly av 960 Vyse av 1000 Bryant av 1050 Boston rd Bronx ***** 1101 Devoe av Berrian E. 180th, fr 2080 Creston av, E to Walker av. 150 Creston av 200 Concourse 220 Anthony av 250 Ryer av 300 Valentine av Tiebout av 4 00 Webster av 440 Park av 480 Washington av 500 Bathgate av 530 3d av 550 Monterey av 570 Lafontaine av 600 Arthur av 640 Hughes av 660 Belmont av 700 Crotona av 730 Clinton av 76U Prospect av S00 Mapes av S Boulevard 850 Crotona parkway 860 Mohegan av 900 Honeywell av 920 Daly av 960 Vyse av 1000 Bryant av 1050 Boston rd 1070 Bronx Bronx River 1101 Devoe av 1151 Berrian 1201 Morris pk av 1251 Van Nest av Walker av E. 181st, fr 2150 Jerome av, E to Bronx. 1 Jerome av 51 Walton av 101 Morris av 151 Creston av 210 Anthony av 250 Ryer av 300 Valentine av Tiebout av Folin av 400 Webster av 440 Park av 480 Washington av 500 Bathgate av 530 3d av Quarry rd 550 Monterey av .576 Lafontaine av 600 Arthur av 640 Hughes av 660 Belmont av 700 Crotona av 730 Clinton av 760 Prospect av SOO Mapes av 850 S Boulevard Crotona parkway 861 Mohegan av 901 Honeywell av 921 Daly av 961 Vyse av 1001 Bryant av 1051 Boston rd Bronx E. 182<1, fr 2230 Jerome av, E to Boston rd. 1 Jerome 51 Walton av 100 Morris av 150 Creston av 200 Concourse 250 Ryer av 300 Valentine av Tiebout av Folin av 400 Webster av 440 Park av 480 Washington av Bassford av 530 Bathgate av 3d av ***** 580 Quarry rd 600 Arthur av Adams pi 641 Hughes av 661 Belmont av Grote 711 Crotona av 731 Clinton av 761 Prospect av SO0 Mapes av S Boulevard 840 Crotona pkway S60 Mohegan av 900 Honeywell av 920 Daly av 960 Vyse av 1000 Bryant av Boston rd E. 183d, fr 2294 Jerome av, E to S Boulevard. 1 Jerome av 5 1 Walton av 101 Morris av 151 Creston av 201 Concourse 251 Ryer av 301 Valentine av 351 Tiebout av 401 Webster av 441 Park av 481 Washington av 501 Bassford & ■ 531 Bathgate av 3d av 600 Arthur av 610 Adams pi 634 Hughes av 660 Belmont av 680 Cambrelleng av 701 Beaumont av 731 Crotona av 761 Prospect av S Boulevard E. 184th, fr 2374 Jerome av, E to Arthur av. 1 Jerome av 51 Walton av 101 Morris av 151 Creston av 201 Concourse 251 Ryer av 301 Valentine av S31 Tiebout av Marion av Granite pi 400 Webster av 440 Park av 480 Washington av 500 Bassford av 530 Bathgate av 550 3d av Lorillard pi 571 Hoffman Arthur av E. 185th, fr 4596 Park av, E to S Boulevard. 440 Park av 480 Washington av 500 Bassford av Bathgate av 3d av * * * * 761 Prospect av S Boulevard E. 186th fr 4640 Park av E to Belmont av 440 Park av 48 Washington av 3d av 601 Arthur av 621 Hughes av Belmont av E. 187th, fr 2421 Concourse, E to S Boulevard. 202 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 200 Concourse 250 Ryer av 300 Valentine av 330 Tiebout av Stevens pi 361 Marion av 401 Webster av 441 Park av — Washington av 500 3d av 530 Bathgate av 550 Lorillard av 570 Hoffman av 600 Arthur av 62 Hughes av 650 Belmont av 680 Cambrelleng av Crescent av 701 Beaumont av 731 Crotona av 761 Prospect av S Boulevard E. lSSth, fr 4 700 Park av, E to Beaumont av. 440 Park av ■ 3d av 480 Washington av 531 Bathgate av 551 Lorillard pi 571 Hoffman 601 Arthur av 6 21 Hughes av 651 Belmont av 681 Cambrelleng av Beaumont av E. 189th, fr Ford- ham rd, E, bet Morris & Cres- ton avs. 100 Fordham rd, E 150 Creston av 200 Concourse 250 Valentine av 300 Tiebout av Elm pi 330 Stevens pi 360 Marion av 400 Webster av 440 Park av ■ 3d av 480 Washington av 530 Bathgate av 550 Lorillard pi 570 Hoffman 600 Arthur av 620 Hughes av 650 Belmont av 680 Cambrelleng av 730 Prospect av 760 Crotona av S Boulevard E. 100th, fr 2500 Jerome av, E to Fordham rd, E. 1 Jerome av 51 Morris av Creston av Fordham rd, E E. 101st, fr Morris av, E to Hughes av. 5 Morris av St James pk Creston av ***** 351 Bathgate av 571 Hoffman Hughes av E. 102d, fr 25S4 Creston av, E to Valentine av. 100 Creston av 200 Concourse Poe Park 250 Valentine av E. 103d, fr 2640 Jerome av, E to Webster av. 1 Jerome av St James pk 50 Morris av 100 Creston av ■ Concourse ***** 301 Bainbridge av 351 Marion av 381 Decatur av Webster av E. 104th, fr 2674 Jerome av, E to Webster av. 1 Jerome av 51 Morris av 101 Creston av 201 Concourse 231 Valentine av 261 Briggs av 301 Bainbridge av 351 Marion av 3S1 Decatur av Webster av E. 105th, fr 2688 Marion av, E to Webster av. 350 Marion av 380 Decatur av Webster av E. 106th, fr 2750 Jerome av, E to Marion av. 1 Jerome av 51 Morris av 101 Creston av 201 Concourse 231 Valentine av 261 Briggs av 301 Bainbridge av Marion av E. 107th, fr 2820 Creston av, E to Webster av. 100 Creston av 200 Concourse 230 Valentine av 260 Briggs av 300 Bainbridge av 331 Pond pi 351 Marion av 3S1 Decatur av Webster av E. lOSth, fr 2 850 Jerome av, E to Webster av. 2 Jerome av 100 Creston av 200 Concourse 230 Valentine av 260 Briggs av 300 Bainbridge av 320 Pond pi 351 Marion av 3S1 Decatur av Webster av E. 100th, fr 29 22 Jerome av, E to Webster av. 1 Jerome av 201 Concourse 231 Valentine av 261 Briggs av Bainbridge av ***** 351 Marion av 381 Decatur av Webster av E. 200th, now called Bedford Pk Boulevard. E. 201st, fr 3020 Concourse, E to Webster av. 200 Concourse 240 Valentine av 2 70 Briggs av 300 Bainbridge av 320 Perry av 350 Marion av 3S0 Decatur av Webster av E. 202d, fr 3040 Concourse, E to Bronx Park. 200 Concourse 240 Valentine av Briggs av ***** 4 00 Webster av Bronx Park E. 203d, fr 3120 Concourse, E to Bronx Park. 200 Concourse 240 Valentine av Mosholu parkway ***** 400 Webster av Bronx Park E. 204th, fr 3116 Jerome av, E to Mosholu pkway. 2 Jerome av 100 Villa av 200 Concourse 240 Valentine av Mosholu pkway E. 205th, fr 3150 Jerome av, E to Webster av. 2 Jerome av 100 Villa av 200 Concourse ■ Lisbon pi Mosholu parkway ***** 261 Woodlawn rd 301 Perry av 331 Hull av 361 Decatur av Webster av E. 206th, fr 3170 Concourse, E to Perry av. 100 Concourse - — ■ St George's Crescent 161 Mosholu parkway 181 Rochambeau av 201 Woodlawn rd Perry av E. 207th, fr 3200 Woodlawn rd, E to Webster av. 2 00 Woodlawn rd 300 Perry av 330 Hull av 360 Decatur av Webster av 203 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. E. 20Sth, fr 3400 Jerome av., S E & E to Wood- lawn rd. 1 Jerome av 51 DeKalb av : E 210th 77 Kossuth av 101 Steubin av 131 Rochambeau av Woodlawn rd E. 209th, fr 3300 Perry av., E to Parkside pi. 300 Perry av 330 Hull av 360 Decatur av Parkside pi E. 210th, fr E 2 0Sth, at De- Kalb av, E to Duncomb av. 50 E 208th DeKalb av 76 Kossuth av 100 Steuben av 130 Rochambeau av 161 Woodlawn rd Wayne av Reservoir Oval ***** 401 Webster a> 601 Newell av 625 Bronx blvd Bronx River Duncomb av E. 211th, fr Wood- lawn rd, N of Gun Hill rd, E & S & E to Boston rd. 160 Woodlawn rd 2 00 Wayne av 230 Tryon av 260 Kings College Pi 270 Cooper av 300 Perry av 330 Hull av 360 Decatur av Webster av ***** 620 Bronx blvd Olinville av ***** 700 White Plains rd 730 Holland av Carlisle pi 800 Barnes av Tilden 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Laconia av Boston rd E. 212th, fr 3560 Jerome av, E to Boston rd. 2 Jerome av 20 DeKalb av 40 Rochambeau av Woodlawn av Woodlawn Cemetery Bronx River ***** 701 Wht Plains rd Holland av ***** 901 Bronxwood av Tilden 1001 Paulding av 1101 Laconia av Elwood av Boston rd E. 213th, fr 3600 Jerome av, E to Boston rd. 2 Jerome av 20 DeKalb av ■ Woodlawn rd Woodlawn Cemetery 600 Bronx River 620 Bronx blvd 640 Olinville av 660 Willett av 700 White Plains rd 731 Holland av 751 Carlisle pi 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av 1101 Laconia av Elwood pi Boston rd E. 214th, fr 3630 White Plains rd (Olinville), E to Wilson av. 700 White Plains rd 731 Holland av 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1000 Paulding av 1101 Laconia av Elwood pi Wilson av E. 215th, fr 3660 White Plains rd E. & N. E. to Wilson av. 700 White Plains rd 730 Holland av 800 Barnes av 900 Bronxwood av 1000 Paulding av 1100 Laconia av Hicks Wilson av E. 216th, fr Bronx River, N to Gun Hill' rd, E & N E to Wilson av. 600 Bronx River 621 Bronx blvd 640 Olinville av 660 Willett av 700 White Plains rd S01 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av 1101 Laconia av Wilson av E. 217th, fr 3724 White Plains rd E to Laconia av. 700 White Plains rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av E. 218th, fr 3750 White Plains rd E to Oakley st. 700 White Plains rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av Laconia av Oakley av E. 219th, fr Bronx Boulevard E to Oakley st. 600 Bronx blvd 621 Carpenter av 640 Olinville av 600 Willett av 700 White Plains rd S01 Barnes av 90i Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av 1101 Laconia av Oakley av E. 220th, fr Bronx River, E to Oakley Chapin av 600 Bronx blvd 620 Carpenter av 700 White PI rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av 1101 Laconia av Oakley E. 221st, fr 3S50 Carpenter av, E to Eastchester rd. 620 Carpenter av 700 White PI rd 800 Barnes av Wakefield sq 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av 1101 Laconia av Oakley Eastchester rd E. 222d, fr Bronx River, E to Hutchinson av. Chapin av 600 Bronx blvd 700 White PI rd 800 Barnes av Wakefield sq 900 Bronxwood av 1000 Paulding av Corser la 1100 Laconia av Crawford 1150 Eastchester rd 1200 Westervelt av Xeedham 1230 Tieman Chester 1260 Lodovick av 1300 Gunther Boston rd 135 Wickham av 1400 Bruner av Fowler av 1430 Ely av 1460 Grace av Givan av 15 00 Edson av 1550 Baychester av Burke av 204 Bloomingdal.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 1600 DeReimer 1650 Palmer Hammersley 1701 Boiler av 1731 Hunter av 1761 Wright av Adee av 1801 Varian av Arnow av 1851 Harper av Steenwick Hutchinson av E. 223d, fr 3924 Carpenter av, E to Laconia av. 620 Carpenter av 700 White PI rd SOU Barnes av Wakefield sq 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av Corsa la Laconia av E. 224th, fr Bronx River, E to Laconia av. 600 Bronx blvd 700 White PI rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av Corsa la 1001 Paulding av Laconia av E. 225th, fr 3974 Carpenter av, E to Westervelt av. 620 Carpenter av 700 White PI rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av 1101 Laconia av Westervelt av E. 226th, fr Bronx River, E to Laconia av. Chapin av 600 Bronx blvd 620 Carpenter av Lowerre pi 700 White PI rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av Laconia av E. 227th, fr 4024 Carpenter av, E to Laconia av. 620 Carpenter av Lowerre pi 700 White PI rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av Laconia av E. 228th, fr Bronx River, E to Laconia av. Chapin av 600 Bronx blvd 620 Carpenter av Lowerre pi 700 White PI rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av Laconia av E. 229th, fr 4100 Bronx blvd E to Laconia av. 600 Bronx blvd 620 Carpenter av Lowerre pi 700 White PI rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av Laconia av E. 230th, fr 4124 Carpenter av, E to Wickham av. 620 Carpenter av Lowerre pi 700 White PI rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av 1101 Laconia av Wickham av E. 231st, fr 4150 Carpenter av, E to Bruner av. 620 Carpenter av 700 White PI rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av 1101 Laconia av Bruner av E. 232d, fr 4174 Bronx blvd, E to Ely av. 699 Bronx blvd 620 Carpenter av 700 White PI rd 801 Barnes av 901 Bronxwood av 1001 Paulding av 1101 Laconia av Ely av E. 233d, fr Jerome av, S of Mt Ver- non av, E to Hutchinson R. Jerome av 1 Mt Vernon av 51 Napier av 101 Oneida av 201 Kepler av E 234th 301 Katonah av 501 Vireo av ■ Webster av Bronx River 600 Bronx blvd Carpenter av 700 White PI rd 751 Byron av S01 Barnes av 831 Bussing av 901 Bronxwood av Digney av 921 Edenwald av Gunther av 100 Paulding av Wickham av Bruner av Laconia av Elv av 1100 Strang av 1180 Grace av 1200 Edison av ■ Nelson pi 1225 Baychester av 1251 DeReimer av Eden terrace 1301 Wilder av 1325 Murdock av 1351 Hill av 1375 Monticello av 1401 Seton av 1425 Edmundson av Duryea av 4150 Pratt av 1500 Harper av 1524 Steenwick av 1550 Dyre av 1570 Rombouts av 1600 Merritt av Mulvey av 1650 Provost av Boston rd Hutchinson R E. 234th, fr E 233d, bet Kep- pler & Katonah avs, E to Buss- ing av. 1 E 233d 301 Katonah av 501 Vireo av 551 Webster av Bronx River Railroad ter 600 Bronx blvd 620 Carpenter av 700 White PI rd 751 Byron av 801 Barnes av Bussing av E. 235th, fr Mt. Vernon av, N of E 133d, E to Bronxwood av. 1 Mt Vernon av 51 Napier 101 Oneida 201 Kepler 301 Katonah av 401 Martha av 501 Vireo av 551 Webster av Bronx River 621 Carpenter av 701 White PI rd 751 Byron av 801 Barnes av Bronxwood av E. 236th, fr Mt. Mt. Varnon av, S of Nanier av, E to Barnes av. 1 Mt Vernon av 51 Napier av 101 Oneida av 201 Kepler av 301 Katonah av 401 Martha av 5 01 Vireo av 551 Webster av Bronx River 580 Bullard av 600 Bronx blvd 620 Carpenter av 650 Matilda av 674 Richardson av 700 White PI rd 725 Furman av 751 Byron av Barnes av E. 237th, fr Na- pier av, at Mt Vernon av, E to Barnes av. — - Napier av 100 Oneida av 205 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Established 1870 Cable Address: PFRIEMER Tel. 4448 Melrose CHAS. PFRIEMER, I NC. Manufacturers of Piano Forte and Player Piano Hammers importers of High Grade Felts The cut illustrates the new PFRIEMER Re-enforced Hammer, which produces a clear bell tone, cannot cave from usage, attains lasting tone quality, is capable of weight-adjustment to meet scale require- ments, is weather and moth-proof, and can- not absorb moisture. General Offices: Wales Ave. and 142nd St., New York Chicago Office—Leyton Building A DAINTY, silk-covered thread- like wire, that supports grace- fully all the new Medici effects in collars. It keeps the shape you give it. Made in black and white; all heights. 25c a yard. Enough for one ruche, 10c. At your dealer or sold direct where dealer can't supply. Paris - Joseph W. SchluSS Co. -New York Fifth Avenue and 21st Street August Zorn Cornice y Skylight and Metal Roofer Cooper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Work, Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Heaters, Gutters and Leaders re- paired and put up. Also roofs painted. 1008 FIRST AVENUE Bet. 55th and 56th Streets New York 206 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 2 00 Kepler av 300 Katonah av 400 Martha av 500 Yireo av 551 Bullard av 601 Bronx blvd 621 Carpenter av 651 Matilda av 675 Richardson av 701 White PI rd 725 Fur man av 751 Byron av Barnes av E. 238th, fr Mt Yernon av, at Oneida av, E to Yiero av. 100 Oneida av 201 Kepler av 301 Katonah av 401 Martin av Yireo av E. 230th, fr Mt Vernon av, at Kepler av. E to Barnes av. Mt Yernon av 200 Kepler av 300 Katonah av 400 Martha av Yiero av 551 Bullard av 601 Bronx blvd 620 Carpenter av 650 Matilda av 700 White PI rd 674 Richardson av 7 2 5 Furman av 751 Byron av Barnes av E. 210th, fr Mt Yernon av, N of Kepler av, E to Barnes av. Mt Yernon av 300 Katonah av 400 Martha av ■ Citv Line 50n Bullard av 600 Bronx blvd 620 Carpenter av 650 Matilda av 674 Richardson av 700 White PI rd Garden pi 724 Furman av - — Yernon pkwy ,51 P>yron av Barnes av E. 241st, fr Mt Yernon av. S to Katonah av, E to City Line. Mt Yernon av 300 Katonah av 400 Martha av E. 242d, fr Mt Vernon av, at Katonah av, E to Enfield. 400 Mt Yernon av 550 Bullard av 600 Bronx blvd 650 Matilda av 700 White PI rd 750 Byron av S00 Barnes av S60 Wilder av Penfleld av E. 24.3d, fr Rob- ertson, near City Line, E to Barnes av. 650 Robertson 676 Osg-ood 700 White PI rd Barnes av Eastburn, fr 231 E 175th. 1648 E Belmont 1680 E 173d 1724 E 174th E 175th Eastehester rd, fr Williams- bridge rd, opp Silver, N to Bronxwood av, at E 225th. 1500 Williams- bridge rd Jarrett pi Blondell av Barnard Barlow Loomis Saratoga av Bronx and Pelham parkway Saw Mill la Van Cortl'dt 2900 Gun Hill rd Palmer Givans Drive Leroy Hammersley av Burke av Givan av Tilloton av 3430 Boston rd 3524 Chester Hicks Need ham av Oaklev E 222d 223d Paulding av E 224th Bronxwood av E 225th Eastern A v., fr Cabot, bet East Bay & Randall avs, E to Bronx River. 10S0 Cabot 1110 Dupont 1140 Truxton 1160 Craven 1180 Worthen 1200 Tiffany 1220 Cassanover 1240 Barreto 1260 Manida 1280 Coster 1300 Fraile 1320 Bryant 1340 Longfellow 1360 Whlttier Hunt's Pt rd 1380 Drake 1400 Halleck 1420 Payne 1440 Bacon 1460 Scarahong 1480 Farragut 1500 Falconer 1520 Preble 1540 Kane 1560 Porter 1600 Edgewater rd 1580 Dahlgren Bronx River Eastern Blvd. (24th Ward), fr Ferris av, at E 177th, E & N E to Eastehester Bay. Ferris av E 177th 2700 St Joseph's av Lorillard av 2800 Taber av 2900 Ft Schuyler rd Edison av Crosby av Hollywood av Layton av Fairmount av Willow la Baisley av Waterbury av La Salle av Goodington av North Road — Country Club av Middletown id — — Evadna av Buhre av Morris Pk av Arrow Sands av Bronx and Pelham parkway Eastehester Bay Eighth Av., fr 598 Hudson, N to Harlem River. 2 Abingdon sq 20 W 20th 40 Jane 45 W 4th 60 Horatio Jackson sq 63 W 13th Greenwich av 78 W 14th 100 W15th 122 W 16th 142 W 17th 160 W 18th 176 W 19th 196 W 20th 212 W 21st 234 W 22d 254 W 23d 278 W 24th 299 W 25th 321 W 26th 339 W 27th 361 W 28th 381 W 29th 401 W 30th 419 W 31st 437 W 32d 457 W 33d 479 W 34th 497 W 35th 519 W 36th 537 W 37th 557 W 38th 593 W 39th 617 W 40th 637 W 41st 627 W 42d 677 W 43d 699 W 44th 715 W 45th 747 W 46th 767 W 47th 207 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Full Stocks at Bloomingdales of fine Davenports in all sizes. Karpen Davenports are $25 to S50 for imitation leather, and $42.50 to S100 for genuine leather. FURNITURE DEPT. 4th FLOOR «rji HE HOME OF TRUTH This title has been applied to the Bloomingdale Store be- cause we insist on the obser- vance of the ABSOLUTE TRUTH both in advertising and over-the-counter selling. The Heads of Departments sign their names to their part of the advertisements as a bond for TRUTH, and these signed papers are preserved on file in the Private Offices. National Dress Suit Case Mfg. Co. Matting Suit Cases $ 1 .35 One of the best bargains in an Extra deep Suit Case; is well made, weighs but little, substantially built, steel frame, full 24-inch size; 7V2 inches deep; has inside straps and two straps all around; two clamps; lock, and key; strong handle. Louis Rosenheim & Co. Manufacturers of Infants and Childrens Cloaks, Reefers, Etc. 114-118 WEST 17th STREET NEW YORK 208 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 787 W 818 W 829 W S47 W 869 W 887 W 907 W 927 W 949 W 969 W 989 W 48th 49th 50th 51st 52d 53d 54th 55th 56 th 57th 58th W 110th 2049 w 111th 2063 w 112th 2085 w 113th 2109 w 114th 2125 w 115th 2151 w 116th 2171 w 117th 2185 w 118th 2201 w 119th 2225 w 120th 2243 St. Nich. av 2243 w 121st 2272 w 122d 2288 w 123d 2308 w 124th 2330 w 125th 235 w 126th 2366 w 127th 2383 w 128th 240S w 129th 2428 w 130th 2444 w 131st 2468 w 132d 2482 w 133d w 134th 95 34 w 135th 2550 w 136th 9566 w 137th 2584 w 138th 2604 w 139th 2623 w 140th 2641 w 141st 2659 w 142d <>689 w 143d 2709 w 144th 2725 TV 145th 2737 w 146th 2761 w 147th 2785 w 148th w 149th 2825 w 150th MoComb's la w 151st 2865 w 152d 2919 w 153d W 154th W 155 th W 156th W 157th w 15 8th w 159th ELDRIDGE, fr 86 Division, N to E Houston 1 Division 31 Canal 61 Hester 95 Grand 121 Broome 143 Delancey 187 Rivington 221 Stanton 253 E Houston eleventh' A v., fr W 14th, N to W 59th. 2 W 14th 20 W 15th 40 W 16th 60 W 17th 81 W 18th 100 W 19th 120 W 20th 140 W 21st 160 W 22d 180 W 23d 200 W 24th 216 W 25th 240 W 26th 260 W 27th 280 W 28th 300 W 29th 316 W 30th 336 W 31st 365 W 3 2d 376 W 33d 391 W 34th 416 W 35th 436 W 36th 454 W 37th 474 W 38th 40 4 W 39th 510 W 40th 532 W 41st 552 TV 42d 570 W 43d 588 W 44th 608 W 45th 626 W 46th 644 W 47th 66 2 W 48th 6^2 W 49th 700 W 50th 720 W 51st Striker's la 736 W 52d 75 6 TV 5 3d 767 ATott's la 774 W 54th 794 W 55th 821 TV 56th S36 W 57th W 58th 852 TV 59th ELIZABETH, fr 52 Bayard, N to Bleecker. 2 Bavard 30 Canal 62 Hester 100 Grand 132 Broome 160 Spring 216 Prince 270 E Houston 304 Bleecker ELLIOTT PI., fr 1386 Jerome av, E to the Con- course. Jerome av Walton av Concourse ELM) fr 14 Reade, N to Great Jones. 1 Reade 10 Manhattan pi 15 Dunne 31 Pearl 45 Worth 56 Catharine la 61 Leonard 72 Franklin 84 White 97 Walker 105 Canal 127 Howard 149 Grand 177 Broome 211 Spring Prince Jersey E Houston Bleecker Bond Great Jones ELTON A v., fr 2945 3d av, N to Brook av. 647 3d av 668 E 153d 694 E 15 4th 799 E 155th 74 2 E 156th 776 E 157th 800 E 15 8th 824 E 159th 856 E 16 0th 888 E 161st 91 1 E 162d 917 Brook av EL WOOD, fr Hill side av, bet Broad wav & 11th av. N to Sherman av. EMPIRE Pk„ N., at intersection of Broadway & W 66th. EMPIRE Pk., S., at intersection of Broadway & W 63d. ELSMERE PI., fr 1932 Prospect av, E to S Blvd. 1026 Prospect av 109S Marmion av S Boulevard EMERSON, fr Amsterdam av, opp W 207th, W to Prescott av. — Amsterdam av — Post av — Sherman av — Vermilye av — Broadway — Cooper — ■ Seaman av — Prescott av EMMERICH PI., fr Heath av, bet Bailey av & Kingsbridge rd. N E to Kings- bridge rd. E3IMET, fr Pel- ham av. E of Washington av, N. ESSEX, fr 160 Di- vision, N to E Houston. 1 Division 24 Hester 54 Grand ■ Essex mkt pi 76 Broome 94 Delancey 130 Rivington 156 Stanton 184 E Houston ESSEX MARKET PI., fr 68 Dud- low. E to Essex. EVELYN PL. fr Aqueduct av, E bet E 183d & E 184th. E to Jerome av. — Aqueduct av E — Grand av — Division av — Jerome av 209 BiLOOM I NGD ALES' YEAR BOOK AND DlARY FOR 1915. "Merode" hand finished Underwear ^HIS Brand of Underwear means much to our patrons. The Trade-Mark "Merode" 9 stands for Superior Quality. It means everything that stands for high-class reputable mer- chandise. It means that every garment sold gives complete satisfaction. It means that you will get full-sized, well fitting and prop- erly-shaped Underwear. It means that this Brand af- fords the widest selection in Weights, Fabrics and Shapes. It means that it is manufac- tured under the most careful auspicas. It means that any statements made by us are upheld by the garments themselves. It means that our selection of • the "Merode''' Brand is a guarantee of the High Quality of Underwear that we sell. It means that the "Merode" in every respect meets the re- quirements which our critical patrons demand. IT MEANS THAT WE CAN RECOMMEND THE "Merode" hand finished Underwear WITHOUT STINT WE CARRY A FULL LINE BLOOMINGDALE BROTHERS NEW YORK 210 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLAXCE. — 3IAXHATTAN AND THE BRONX. EXCHANGE AL, fr 55 Broadway, W to Trinity pi. EXCHANGE Ct., 74 Exchange pi. EXCHANGE PI., fr 6 Hanover, W to Broadway. 16 C H Hanover 35 William 59 Broad 69 New — Broadway EXTRA PL, rear of 10 1st. FAILE, fr East River, N to Westchester av. — East River — Edgewater rd — Ryawa av — Viele av — East Bay av — E Boulevard — Randall av — Spofford av — Hunt's Pt rd — Garrison av — Lafayette av — Gilbert pi — Seneca av — Mohawk av — Whitlock av — Aldus — Guttenberg — Westchester av FAIRFIELD Av., fr Kappoch, bet Arlington av & Spuyten Duyvil parkway. — Kappoch — W 22 7th — W 230th — W 231st — W 232d — Spuyten Duyvil FAIR MOUNT PL, fr 1086 Crotona av, E to S blvd. Crotona av 994 Clinton av 1026 Prospect av 1098 Marmion av S Boulevard FALCONER, fr Hunt's Pt. rd, at Edgewater rd, N to Edge- water rd. — Hunt's Pt rd — Caswell av — Ryawa av — Viele av — East Bay av — E Boulevard — Randall av — Edgewater rd FARADAY Av., fr Spuyten Duyvil pkway, bet Fieldson rd & Von Humboldt av, N W & N E to Newton av. — Spuyten Duyvil parkway — W 246th — W 247th — W 249th — W 25llth — W 251st — Highland av — Alamo av * * * * * — W 2 53d — AV 255th — W 256th — Fieldston rd — Park View pi — Sylvan av — Newton av Washington, C. Gansevoort FARRAGUT, fr East River, N to Edgewater rd. — East River — ■ Edgewater rd — Hunt's Pt rd — Caswell av — Ryawa av — Viele av — East Bay av — E Boulevard — Randall av — Edgewater rd FEATHERBED La., fr 1630 Aqueduct av, E to Jerome av. — Aqueduct av — Plimpton av — Nelson av — Marcher av — Macomb's rd — Belmont — Harrison av — Tnwood av — Jerome av FERRY, fr S6 Gold. S E to Pearl. 1 Gold 19 Jacob 37 Cliff 59 Pearl FIELD, fr Morris av. bet E 183d & E 184th, E to Ryer av. FIELDSTON Rd., Er Riverdale av, at W 236th, N to City Line. — Riverdale av — W 238th — W 242d — Spuyten Duyvil parkway — W 2 45th — Leibnitz av — W 246th — W 2 4 7th — W 250th — W 252d — Waldo av — W 253d — W 25 4th — vV 25 5th — W 2 56th — Faraday av — Mosholu av — W 259th — > W 2 60th — W 261st — W 262d — City Line FIFTH, fr 379 Bowery, E to East River. 201 Bowery 239 2d av 347 1st av 443 Av A 547 Av B 655 Av C 7 5 5 Av D 823 Lewis East River FIFTH A v., fr 13 Washington sq, N (57 Waverley rl), N to Har- lem River. Washington sq, N 1 Washington mews 7 E 8th W Sth 21 W & E 9th 33 W & E 10th 41 W & E 11th 51 AV & E 12th 61 XV & E 13th 67 W & E 14th 96 AV & E 15th 81 XV & E 16 th 95 aa~ & E 17th 10 7 1 U 1 w & E 18 th 110 ay & E 19 th 1 3 3 loo w & E 20th 1 4 i XV & E 21st 165 w & E 22d 1 8£ loo w & E 23d 196 Broadway Park W 25th 214 & Hi 2 6th 231 VV JR. TP & H 2 7 th 249 Jp, 1." & Hi 28 th 263 XV Jp, TP OC H 29 th 281 w jP, TP 30th 299 AY ft-r TP GC H 31st 315 J?- TP & H 32d 331 XXt w P„ Tp & H 33d 353 \ \ jCL TP 34th 371 AY Xt TP or Hi 35th 387 AY JR. TP & Hi 36 th 405 A\~ 1> TP (M H 37 th 421 AY JP- TP & Hi 38 th 439 w & E 39 th 457 AY or E 40th 477 w & E 41st 501 w & E 42d 511 w & E 43d 529 \Y & E 44 th 545 w & E 45th 561 w & E 46 th 575 AA- & E 4 7 th 593 AY & E 4 8 th 609 AA~ & E 49 th 623 AY & E 50th 637 w & E 51st 653 AY & E 52d 671 w & E 53d 685 AY & E 54th 703 W & E 5 5th 719 W & E 56th 737 W & E 5 7th 751 AX' & E 58th E 59th Central Pk, S 787 E 60th 799 E 61st 807 E 62d 817 E 63d 827 E 64 th 837 E 65 th 846 E 66th 856 E 67th 869 E 68th 879 E 69 th 884 E 70th 899 E 71st 908 E 72d 919 E 73d 927 E 74th 939 E 75th 949 E 76th 959 E 77th 211 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. We ELECTROVA Coin-Operated electric player piano A distinctive and dependable instrument, superior to others in simplicity of construction and perfect performance. Allow us to demonstrate the exclusive features of this instrument. Convenient terms of payment arranged. Descriptive literature upon request. We ELECTROVA COMPANY 117 CYPRESS AVE. :: :: :: :: NEW YORK 212 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 969 979 989 999 1009 1019 1029 1038 1048 1059 1069 1079 1089 1099 1109 1116 1129 1139 1149 1159 1169 1179 1189 1199 1209 1219 1229 1239 1249 1269 1279 1286 1335 1355 1371 1309 1415 1442 1455 1475 E 78th E 79th E 80th E 81st E 82d Central pk E 83d E 84th E 85th E 86th E 87th E 88th E 89th E 90th E 91st E 9 2d E 93d E 94th E 95th E 96th E 97th E 98th E 99th E 100th E 101st E 102d E 103d E 104th E 105th E 107th E 108th E 109th W & E 110th W & E 111th W & E 112th W & E 113th W & E 114th W & E 115th W & E 116th W & E 117th W & E 118th W & E 119th W & E 120th Mt Morris pk W & E 124th W & E 125th W & E 126th W & E 127th W & E 128th W & E 129th W & E 130th W & E 131st W & E 132d W & E 133d W & E 134th W & E 135th E 136th E 137th W & E 138th W & E 139th W & E 140th W & E 141st W & E 142d Harlem Riv W & W FIJVDLAY AV., fr 545 E 164th, N to E 170th. E 164th 1034 E 165th 1088 E 168th 1158 E 167th E 168th 1294 E 169th Teller av E 170th FIRST, fr 303 Bowery, E to Av A. 2 Bowery 10 Extra pi 27 2d av 73 1st av 125 Av A FIRST Av., fr 166 E Houston, N to Harlem River. 1 E Houston 11 1st 31 2d 49 3d 61 E 4th 81 5th 97 6th 113 7th 131 St Mark's pi 145 E 9th 161 E 10th 177 E 11th 195 E 12th 217 E 13th 237 E 14th 257 E 15th 279 E 16th 295 E 17th 311 E 18th 327 E 19th 343 E 20th 359 E 21st 375 E 22d 391 E 23d 409 E 24th 427 E 25th 443 E 26th 461 E 27th 477 E 28th 493 E 29th 513 E 30th 529 E 31st 555 E 32d 575 E 33d 593 E 34th 611 E 35th St Gabriel pk 627 E 36th 643 E 37th 663 E 38th 683 E 39th 699 E 40th 717 E 41st 739 E 42d 761 E 43d 784 E 44th 804 E 45th 824 E 46th 842 E 47th 858 E 48th 874 E 49th 889 E 50th 905 E 51st 943 E 52d 963 E 53d 979 E 54th 1003 E' 55th 1019 56th 1037 E 57th 1063 E 58th 1079 E 59 th 1095 E 60th 1111 E 61 st 1131 E 62d 1149 E 63d 1167 E 64th 1199 E 65th 1219 E 66th 1238 E 67th 1260 E 68th 1279 E 69th 1299 E 70th 1321 E 71st 1345 E 72d Linden pi 1359 E 73d 1375 E 74th 1443 E 75th 1459 E 76th 1475 E 77th 1493 E 78th 1512 E 79th 1527 E 80th 1549 E 81st 1575 E 82d 1593 E 83d 1615 E 84 th 1631 E 85th 1651 E 86th 1667 E 87th 1697 E 88th 1717 E 89th 1735 E 90th 1754 E 91st 1774 E 92d 1794 E 93d 1814 E 94th 1827 E 95th 1855 E 96th 1875 E 97th 1895 E 98th E 99th 1934 E 100th E 101st 1979 E 102d 2001 E 103d 2017 2033 2049 2065 2105 2119 2135 2165 2219 2237 2257 2275 2293 2323 2339 2361 2385 2403 2419 2437 E 104th E 105th E 106th E 107th E 108th E 109th E 110th E 111th Thos. Jeffer- son pk E 112th E 113th E 114th E 115th E 116th E 117th E 118th E 119th E 120th E 121st E 122d E 123d E 124th E 125th Fish av., from Bronx and Pel- ham Parkway, bet Young and Seymour avs, N W to Oakley. 2200 Pelham pky 2300 Astor av 2400 Waring- av 2500 Mace av 2700 Allerton av 2900 Arnow av 3000 Adee av 3100 Gun Hill rd E 3200 Burke av 3300 Givan av 3500 Boston rd 3574 Hicks 3600 Needham FISHER'S LANDING Rd., now that part of E 233d fr Hudson River to Fleetwood av, now Teller Provost av., and that part of Morris av, fr 189th st. FLETCHER, fr 208 Pearl st. East River. 1 Pearl 15 Water 27 Front 45 South to 213 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. sew-eze ,o * asa- "new home" ^Jever sold under any other name. J^very machine a marvel of Perfection, ^^^arranted for all time. J-Jas stood all tests for over half a ceritury. ^)nly best of material used in its manufacture. ^^ade for particular people. £very purchaser fully satisfied. Sold on easy pavments. Instruction Free. Write for catalogue. THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Telephone Madison Square 2400-2401 Schroeder and Company", inc. JUVENILE DRESSES 45-47 West 27th St. New York On Flashlights and Batteries See that this Trade Mark appears TO BE SURE of SATISFACTION Sold at all Stores BEACON MINIATURE ELECTRIC CO. New York Chicago 214 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. FLETCHER, fr 2196 Washing- ton av, E~ to Bassford av. FLOWER, now 213th, bet Bronx River & White Plains rd. FORD, fr Tiebout av, bet E 182d and E 183d, E to Webster av. FORDHAM Pk„ bet Fordham rd and E 188th and Sedgwick and Aqueduct av. FORDHAM Rd., fr 2442 Jerome av, E to Web- ster av. 2 Jerome av Walton av 50 Morris av — E 189th 120 Creston av E 190th 200 Concourse 250 Valentine 300 Tiebout av Tappan pi 335 Elm pi — — Bainbridge av 360 Marion av Decatur av Webster av Fordham sq FOREST Av., fr 946 Westchester av, N to E 168th St. 72 7 Westchester av 743 E 156th 797 E 158th 849 E 160th 892 E 161st 940 E 163d 1029 E 165th 1094 E 166th 1151 Home 1189 E 168th FORSYTH, fr 68 Division. N to E Houston. 1 Bayard 2 Division 29 Canal 61 Hester 99 Grand 109 Broome 127 Delancey 163 Rivington 191 Stanton 221 E Houston FORT INDEPEN- DENCE, fr Heath av. W of Hubter, N to Beebe av. FORT GEORGE Av., fr Amster- dam av, N of W 190th, W to 11th av. FT. SCHUYLER Rd., fr Fort Schuyler N & W to and from E 177th at Throggs Neck, Throggs Neck rd N to West- chester creek. Ft Schuyler Throggs Neck rd 500 E 177th 1100 E Boulevard 1180 Me vers 1160 Haskin 1200 Edison av 1220 Pilgrim 1240 Mayflower Whitmore av 1300 Waterburv 1400 Coddington av 1430 Batting Old road Aprdeton Zulette FORT WASHING- TON Av., Broadway and W 159th, N to Broadway. FORT WASHING- TON Park: is lo- cated at Fort Washington Pt. and North Riv. FOURTH Av., continuation of Bowerv fr No. 402, N to E 34th. 2 sq Bowery Sq 6th 7th 39 Astor pi E 8th 55 E 9th 73 E 10th 91 E 11th 111 E 12 th 135 E 13 th ■ E 15th called E 16th Union E 17 th Sq E E 18th ■ E 19th 247 E 20th 261 E 21st 283 E 22d 289 E 23d 321 E 24th 341 E 25 th 361 E 26 th 385 E 27th 401 E 28th 419 E 29th 441 E 30th 451 E 31st 477 E 32d E 33d E 34th FOX, fr 580 Pros- pect av, N E to Intervale av. 630 St John 700 Leggett 750 E 156th 800 Longwood 840 Intervale 860' Tiffany 900 Barretto 940 Simpson Dongan Westchester av 1021 E 165th 1101 E 167th 1117 E 169th 1221 Home Intervale FRANKFORT, fr 168 Nassau, E to 340 Pearl. Even Nos. N side. 1 Nassau 2 Park Row 20 William 18 N William 34 Rose 43 Gold 54 Vandewater 75 Cliff 91 Pearl FRANKLIN, fr 64 Baxter, W to North River. 1 Baxter 17 Centre 39 Lafayette 56 Cortlandt al 67 Broadway 68 Franklin pi 97 Church 125 W Broadway 130 Varick 165 Hudson 191 Greenwich 199 Washington 219 West FRANKLIN Av., fr 3368 3d av, N to Crotona Park S. 1046 3d av 1096 E 167th 1160 E 167th 1224 E 168th 1294 E 169th 1380 Jefferson pi 1400 E 170th 1430 Crotona Pk S FRANKLIN Al., E to White. FRANKLIN PL, fr 68 Franklin, N to White. FRANKLIN Sq., fr 10 Cherry to Pearl. FRANKLIN Ter., fr 364 W 2 6th. FREEMAN, fr 1268 Union av E to West- Chester av. 820 Union av 850 Prospect 858 Lyman pi 876 Chisholm 886 Stebbins 900 Intervale 904 Simpson 920 S Boulevard 940 Hoe 960 Vyse av 990 Bryant av Longfellow. av 1001 West Fm rd Broome av Westchester FRONT, fr 49 Whitehall, E to Roosevelt, & fr South, c Montgomery, E to East River. 1 Whitehall 5 Moore 21 Broad 39 Coenties si 53 Cuyler's al 75 Old si 93 Gouverneur la 101 Jones' la 215 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Pictorial Review Patterns mean to every ffe latest Itl Style, well dressed , . £ . " woman 1 he best Ifl lit, The most economical No matter how much or how little you spend on clothes, if you use Pictorial Review Patterns, you will look smart. Directoire Coat 5820 Costume Waist 5837 Waist 5809 Jacket 5826 Skirt 5334 5811 Skirt 5823 Skirt 5813 Skirt 5823 15 cents for each of the above numbers The Celebrated Pictorial Review Fashion Books offer all that is new and chic in Dresses, Suits, Waists, etc. for Ladies, Misses and Children, Now on sale at BLOOMINGDALES If you cannot visit our Pattern Department yourself, send 35 cents for a copy of the FASHION BOOK. 216 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 113 Wall 131 Pine 137 DePeyster 151 Maiden la 159 Fletcher 175 Burlington la 199 Fulton mkt. Beekman 235 Peck si 259 Dover 291 Roosevelt * * * * * 301 Montgomery 317 Gouverneur si 371 Jackson Corlears FULTON, fr 93 South W to North River. 1 South 18 Front 30 Water 38 Pearl 52 Cliff 68 Rvder's al 76 Gold 98 William 110 Dutch 122 Nassau 158 Broadway 182 Church 222 Greenwich 238 Washington 260 West FULTON Av„ fr 809 E 166th, N to E 175th. 1111 E 166th 1155 E 167th 1225 E 168th 1295 E 169th 1401 E 170th ■ St Paul's pi Crotona pk S E 171st Wendover av E 172d E 173d E 174th E 175th Crotona pk FULTON Fish Mkt., bet Piers 22 & 23, N. R. FULTON Mkt., Fulton, c South. GANSEVOORT, fr 356 W 4th, W to N. R. W 4th 1 W 13th 19 Hudson 39 Little W 12th 57 Greenwich 9th av 79 Washington 108 West ■ 13th av GARDEN, fr Crotona av, bet E 182d and Grote, S E to S Boulevard. — Crotona — ■ Prospect — S Boulevard GARRISON Av., fr Leggett av, bet Barry, N E to Bronx Riv. — Leggett av — Grinnell pi — Craven — ■ Worthen — ■ Longfellow av — Burnett pi — Tiffany — Barretto — Manida — Hunt's Pt rd — Faile — Bryant — Longfellow — Whittier — Edgewater rd — Bronx River GATES PI., fr Mosholu pk- way, N of Knox, N E to Gun Hill rd. GAY, fr 141 Waverley pi, N to 8th. GEORGE, now that part of 166th E of Boston rd. GERARD, fr 711 E 149th, N W to Bergen av. GERARD A V., fr E 135th, W of Park av, N to Jerome av. E 135th E 138th Cheever pi E 144th E 146th E 149th 5 86 E 150th E 151st E 153d 800 E 157th E 158th 844 E 161st 935 E 162d E 164th 1034 E 165th McClellan 1200 E 167th E 168th Jerome av GERMAN PL, fr 785 West- chester av, N to Brook. 600 Westchester av 708 Carr 65 8 Rae 742 E 156th E 157th ■ Brook av GILBERT PL, fr Hunt's Point rd bet Lafayette & Seneca avs, E to Faile. GILES PL, fr Heath av at Sedgwick av, N & E to Sedg- wick av. — Heath av — Cannon pi — Sedgwick av fr Westchester, opp West Fa'ms rd. to Edge- water. GOERCK, fr 574 Grand, N to 3d. 1 Grand 4 Rachel la 19 Broome 49 Delancey 79 Rivington 117 Stanton 143 E Houston 163 3d GOLD, fr 87 Maiden la, N to Frankfort. 1 Maiden la 15 Piatt 23 John 36 Ryder al 51 Fulton 59 Ann 65 Beekman 77 Spruce 86 Ferry 103 Frankfort GOUVERNEUR, fr 275 Division, S to Water. 1 Division 5 E Broadway 19 Henry 32 Madison 49 Monroe 65 Cherry 75 Water GOUVERNEUR Av., fr Sedg- wick av at Van Courtlandt av, N to Van Courtlandt pk S. GOUVERNEUR La., fr 48 South to 93 Water. 1 South — Water 15 Front GOUVERNEUR PL, fr 3420 Park av, E to Wash- ington av. GOUVERNEUR SI., fr 371 South, N to 613 Water. 2 South 4 Front 10 Water GRAHAM Sq., fr Lawrence av, N of Lind av, N 6 N W to Law- rence av. GRAMERCY Pk., fr 106 & 142 E 21st, S to E 20th & E 20th, bet 4th & 3d avs. GRAND, fr 78 Varick, E to East River. 1 Varick 17 Sullivan 33 Thompson 49 W Bway-* 71 Wooster 87 Greene 105 Mercer 119 Broadway 131 Crosby 151 Elm 163 Centre Centre mkt pi 171 Baxter 178 Mulberry 203 Mott 219 Elizabeth 235 Bowery-* 253 Chrystie 217 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. T 1 @ L li ^^^^^ @§1PS LONG ISLAND CITY NEW YORK Manufacturers of arm SHE "MORIMUR A" productions of Japanese merchandise are recognized and accepted by the public as expressing a high standard of workmanship and art. CHINA — For use and ornamentation ELECTROLIERS -In China and Silk In Bamboo and Silk FURNITURE -In Teak and Cherry Wood BASKETS — For all purposes In Brown and Circassian Walnut TOYS and DOLLS -In great variety MORIMUR A BROTHERS 546 Broadway Chicago 220 S. State St. New York City Boston 141 Congress St. 218 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. o a q Joy Fors y th 289 XT' 1 /l >» i cr cl JiilCiI lOge 307 Allen-* 321 Orchard 339 Ludlow 3oo JEssex 373 *\ T r\ r» -P r\ 1 lr AOriOIK Q & u n o i k. 407 mi tori ■I So A t 1 o r n e y 441 Ridge 459 Pitt 471 Division 1-9 ■i 1 O L, 1 "D y» 1 H W \ t X\i JZ> I tl l_l \ V CL J Willett X ft 9 onei iiL -on D£U LOl Ulll Uld 527 540 Cannon 541 Jackson 556 Lewis 567 Madison 574 Goerck 589 Corlears 590 Mangin 599 Monroe 606 Tompkins 625 East East River GRAXD, fr Macomb's rd, opp Featherbed- la, E & N to Kingsbridge rd. — Macomb's rd — Harrison av — E 176th — Tremont av — Burnside av — E 180th — E 181st — Clinton pi — E 182d — Buchanan — E 184th — Fordham rd — E 188th — E 190th — E 192d — Kingsbridge rd GRAND CIRCLE, that portion of 8th av bet W 58th & W 60th. GRAND YIEW PI., fr E 167th, bet the Con- course & Wal- ton av, N to 168th. Bet Grand Blvd & Concourse. GRANITE PI., fr 624 E 184th, 5 W. GRANT A v., fr 463 E 161st, N to E 170th. 868 E 161st 906 E 162d 934 E 163d 986 E 164th 1034 E 165th 1088 E 166th 1200 E 167th 1294 E 169th ■ E 170th GREAT JONES. fr 682 Bway, E to Bowery. 1 Broadway 4 an alley 15 Elm 8 Lafayette pi 59 Bowery GREELEY Sq., junction Bway 6 6 th av. fr W 32d to W 34th. GREENE, fr 331 Canal, N to E 8th. 17 Canal 3 3 Grand 53 Broome 85 Spring 117 Prince 151 W Houston 183 Bleecker 215 W 3d 229 W 4th 239 Wash'n pi Waverley pi (Winthrop pi) 263 E 8th GREENWICH, fr 4 Battery pi, N to Gansevoort. 4 Battery pi-* 39 Morris 49 Trinity pi 59 Edgar 89 Rector-* 1 1 2 Carlisle 122 Albany 131 Thames 1 39 Cedar 149 Liberty 169 Cortlandt-* 185 Dey W Broadway 197 Fulton 213 Vesey 229 Barclay-* 24 9 Park pi 267 Murray 283 Warren-* 301 Chambers 309 Reade 323 Duane 337 Jay 353 Harrison 369 Franklin-* 383 North Moore 397 Beach , 413 Hubert 427 Laight 441 Vestry 469 Watts 477 Canal 514 Spring 531 Vandam 549 Charlton 565 King 583 W Houston-* 599 Clarkson 615 Leroy 629 Morton 641 Barrow 677 Christopher-* 695 W 10th 711 Charles 731 Perry 751 W 11th 769 Bank 752 Bethune 785 W 12th 807 Jane 819 Horatio 835 Gansevoort GREENWICH Av., fr 105 6th av, N to Sth av. 1 6th av (Jefferson m) 21 W 10th 37 Charles 55 Perry 71 W 11th 74 7th av 85 Bank 101 W 12th 113 Jane 118 W 13th 129 Horatio 136 8th av GREY STONE Av., fr Riverdale av, bet W 234th & W 235th, N to W 2 46th. — Riverdale av — W 2 36th — Waldo av — W 228th — W 242d * * * * * — W 24 4th — W 245th — W 246th GRINNELL PI., fr Garrison av, bet Leggett av & Craven, E to Truxton. — Garrison av — Barry — Truxton GROTE, fr 931 E 182d, E to S Blvd. 931 E 182d 951 Cambreling av 971 Beaumont av 991 Crotona av 1001 Prospect av S Boulevard GROVE, fr 2970 3d av, E to Brook av. 704 3d av 726 Bergen av Brook av GROYE, fr 488 Hudson, E to Waverley Pi. 1 Hudson 15 Bedford 45 Bleecker 75 W 4th — Wash'n pi 98 Waverley pi . GLNHILL Rd., fr Mosholu pk- way, N of Gates pi, S to Bronx River. Mosholu pkwy Gates pi Knox pi 692 Jerome av Dekalb av ■ Steuben av Rochamb'u av Woodlawn rd ■ Wayne av Tryon av King's Col pi Putnam av Reservoir pi Perry av Hull av Norwood av Webster av Station pi Lowmede pi ■ Bronx River 219 Bloomixgdale?' Year Book and Diary for 1915. F. O. Pierce Co. New York Fine Paint and Varnish Makers Bloomingdale Bros. Distributors Our Wall Paper Department will be pleased to show you its line of NEWEST WALL PAPERS comprising the very newest and best Domestic Papers at from 5c to 60c per roll, and Imported Papers at 1 8c per roll and upwards. \n" e are also showing a complete line of NOVELTY EF- FECTS, such as cut-outs of all kinds, panels and ornaments, silk soirette, German leathers, pressed parlor papers and nursery designs, pressed bathroom tiles, mouldings and burlaps. Bloomingdales' Third Floor, 59th Street Side We do decorating in all its branches Ivan Frank & Company 783-785 BROADWAY, NEW YORK Manufacturers of the Better Class of Boy's Clothing OUR LABEL IN A GARMENT GUARANTEES TO THE RETAILER AND TO THE CONSUMER Absolute Satisfaction in Every Respect 220 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITV AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. GITTENBERG, . fr 1416 West- chester av, E to Whitlock av. Westchester 1304 Hoe ■ Faile Bryant ■ Longfellow ■ Whitlock av HAGUE, fr 367 Pearl, 5 W to Cliff. Even Nos. N side. 1 Pearl 13 Cliff HALF MOON PI., fr W 240th, bet Delafield av & Sewarcl pi. N & E to Indepen- dence av. — W 240th — W 246th — Delafield av — ■ Independence av HALT, PI., 23d w'r fr 1051 E 165th N to E 167th HALL PI., fr 211 6th, N to 7th. HALLECK, fr Edgewater rd, bet Drake 6 Payne, N to Edgewater rd. — Edgewater rd — Caswell av — ■ Ryawa av — Viele av — Hunt's Pt rd — ■ East Bay av — ■ E Boulevard — Randall av — Spofford av — Lafayette av — Edg-ewater rd HAMILTON, fr 73 Cath., E to Market. Pk., bet Stan- ton &■ E Hous- ton. Pitt & HAMILTON PI., fr Sheriff. Broadway, c W 137th, N E to Amsterdam av at W 144th. — Broadway — W 138th — W 139th — W 140th — W 141st — W 142d — W 143d — Amsterdam av — W 144th HAMILTON Ter., fr W 141st, N Convent av, N to W 144th. HAMPDEN PI., fr E 183d. bet Cedar & Sedg- wick avs, N E to E 184th. HANCOCK, fr 176 W Hous- ton, N to Bleecker. HANCOCK PI., Manhattan fr St Nicholas av to Columbus av. HANCOCK Sq., bet St. Nicholas & Manhattan avs & W 123d. HANOVER, fr 57 Wall, S to Pearl. — C. H. Wall — C. H. Exchange Pi 5 Beaver 10 Pearl HANOVER So., on Pearl, fr 124th & E 125th HARLEM LANE Pk., bet 7th av & Macomb's la & N of W 153d. HARLEM Mkt., 1st av., c E 102d HARLEM RIVER DRIVEWAY, fr W 155th & Edgewater rd, N to Dyckman. HARLEM RIVER Ter.. fr Cedar av, S of E 181st, N to Bailey av. — Cedar av — E 184th — ■ Eordham rd — ■ Bailey av HARRISON, fr 81 Hudson, W to N. R. 1 Hudson 5 Staple 23 Greenwich 33 Washington 53 West HARRTSON Av., fr Featherbed la, opp Inwood av, N to E 181st — Featherbed la — Grand av — E 176th — Tremont av — Burnside av — E 180th — E 181st HARRY HOWARD Sq., the open space bounded by Canal, Walker, Baxter and Mulberry. HAVEN Av., fr W 169th, bet Ft Washington av & Boulevard Lafayette N. HAWTHORNE, fr Amsterdam av, opp W 240th W to Seaman av. — Naegle av — Amsterdam av — Post av — Sherman av — Vermilye av — Cooper — Seaman av HA WKSTONE, fr Walton av, bet Rockwood 6 Belmont, E to the Con- course. HEATH Av., fr Bailey av, S of E 192d, N to Sedgwick av. — Bailey av — Emmerich pi — E 194th — Kingsbridge rd — E 229th — E 230th — Boston av — Ft Independ'ce — Boston av — Giles pi — ■ Sedgwick av 1 HENDERSON PI., fr 541 E 86th N. HENRY, fr 14 Oliver, E to Grand. 1 Oliver 13 Catharine 60 Market 84 Birmingham 101 Pike 146 Rutgers 177 Jefferson 207 Clinton 247 Montgomery 285 Scammel 325 Grand 338 Jackson HERALD Sq., the area bound- ed by Bwav. 6th av, W 34th & W 36th sts. HESTER, fr 216 Division, W to Centre. 1 Clinton 2 Division 15 Suffolk 31 Norfolk 47 Essex 63 Ludlow 79 Orchard 93 Allen 101 Hester ct 105 Eldridge 119 Forsyth 133 Chrystie 149 Bowery 159 Elizabeth 175 Mott 191 Mulberry 207 Baxter 219 Centre HESTER Ct., rear 101 Hester. HEWITT PI., fr 1037 Leggett av, N to West- chester av. — Leggett av — Macy pi — Longwood av — Westchester av HIGH, now that part of E 162d bet Summit & An- derson avs. HIGH BRIDGE Pk., bet W 155th & Dyck- man & Harlem River Driveway & Edgecombe rd 221 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. GUARANTEED HOSIERY DEPARTMENT WUNDERHOSE 3-4-6 Pair $1. Guaranteed for 3-4-6 Montbs Respectively Blooming dale s devote a separate department to the sale of this famous line of guaranteed hosiery. MAIN FLOOR Two of the many good things in New York : Bloomingdale Bros.' big store and THE HOME NEWS. Advertisements and news items should be sent to THE HOME NEWS, 143 West 125th Street. 'Phone 7400-1 Morningside. Sheets, Pillow Cases and Bolster Cases Manufactured by THE UTICA STEAM COTTON MILLS and THE MOHAWK VALLEY COTTON -MILLS In all sizes, plain, hemstitched and spokestitched, torn and hemmed from these well known Sheetings These Sheets, Pillow Cases and Bolster Cases are ironed after being made, and are guaranteed to prove satisfactory when laundered. The size marked indicates length before hemming. For Sale by All Retailers Selling Agents TAYLOR, CLAPP & CO. 109-111 Worth Street NEW YORK 222 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. HIGH BRIDGE Ril., now that part of Ford- ham rd, fr Mor- ris av to Kings- bridge rd. HIGHLAND Av., fr W 246th, bet Fieldston rd & Liebnitz av, N & W to Faraday av. — W 246th — W 247th — Alamo av — W 249th — W 250th — W 251st — W 252d — Faraday av HILLSIDE Av., fr Broadway & Naegle av, E to 11th av. HOE, fr Whitlock av, bet Hunt's Pt rd & Faile, N to Boston rd. Whitlock av 1004 Whitlock av Guttenberg Westche'r av W Farms rd 1130 E' 176th 1202 Home 1273 Freeman 1466 Jennings E 172d E 173d E 174th Boston rd HOFFMAN, fr 951 Belmont pi, N to E 191st. 2320 Belmont pi 2400 E 187th 2432 E 188th 2482 E 189th Pelham av ■ E 191st HOLLY PI., now that part of E 240th, bet Mt Vernon & Kato- nah avs. HOLT PL, fr Reservoir Oval E bet E 207th & E 209th, E to Perry av. HOME, fr 1156 Boston rd, E to West- chester av. 878 Boston rd — — Jackson av 930 Forest av 962 Tinton av Union av 1034 Prospect av 1056 Stebbins av 1104 Intervale av E 169th 1140 Barretto 1164 Fox 1188 S Boulevard 1212 Hoe 1236 Vyse av Bryant W Farms rd Longfellow ; Westchester av HONEYWELL Av., fr 1161 Tremont av, N E to E 182d. 19 61 Tremont av 2005 E 178th 206b E 179th E 180th E 181st E 182d HORATIO, fr 129 Green- wich av, W to North River. 2 Greenwich av 1 8th av 5 W 4th 41 Hudson 59 Greenwich 87 Washington 117 West HOUSTON (see E & W Houston). HOWARD, fr 201 Centre, W to Mercer. 1 Centre 9 Elm 28 Crosby 15 Broadway 5 3 Mercer HUBERT, fr 149 Hudson, W to N. R. 1 Hudson 9 Collister 17 Greenwich 33 Washington 49 West HUDSON, fr 139 Chambers N to 9th av. 1 Chambers 15 Reade 29 Duane 50 Thomas 61 Jay 72 Worth 81 Harrison 92 Leonard 101 Franklin 119 North Moore 133 Beach 149 Hubert 163 Laight 179 Vestry 195 Desbrosses 213 Canal 219 Watts 230 Broome 262 Dominick 301 Spring 339 Charlton 321 Vandam 361 King 385 W Houston 403 Clarkson (Hudson pk) 421 Leroy 115 Morton 463 Barrow 488 Grove 499 Christopher 515 W 10th 553 Charles 54 9 Perry 567 W 11th 583 Bank 598 8th av (Abingdon sq) 609 W 12th 621 Jane 635 Horatio 649 Gansevoort 66 5 W 13th 684 W 14th 691 9th av HUDSON Pk., Hudson, fr Clarkson to Leroy. HUGHES Av., fr Tremont av, bet Arthur & Belmont avs, N to E 191st. 1960 Tremont av E 179th 2102 E 180th 2128 E 181st 2165 Oak Tree pi E 182d E 183d . Crescent av William 2400 E 187th E 189th E 188th Pelham av E 171st HULL Av., fr Mosholu pkwy, bet Perry & Nor- wood avs, N E & N to E 212th. — Mosholu pkwy — Woodlawn rd — E 205th — E 207th — E 209th — Gun Hill rd — E 211th HUNTER Av., fr Westchester av, nr E 162d, N to 1954 Bos- ton rd. — Westchester av — E 167th — Home — W Farms rd — Woodruff — Rodman pi — - Boston rd HUNT'S POINT Rd., fr East R. N W to S Blvd. Falconer Farragut Sacrahong 144 Caswell av Ryawa av Bacon Viele av Payne Halleck East Bay av Drake — - E Boulevard ■ Whittier Randall av Longefllow Bryant Spofford av ■ Faile Coster Lafayette av Gilbert av Seneca av ■ Garrison av Whitlock av -■ — ■ S. Boulevard HUXLEY Av., fr Mosholu av, bet Spencer & Newton avs, N to W 2 6 2d. 223 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. W. F. & T. R. Maxwell, Props. Established 1849 JOHN MAXWELL'S SON Manufacturers of Japanned and Brass Bird Cages — Parrot Cages a Specialty 259 PEARL STREET Near Fulton St. New York On sale— House Furnishing Dept. Lobel & Tausick Manufacturers and Importers of LADIES' NECKWEAR RUCHINGS AND NOVELTIES 22-28 West 1 9th Street New York Phone Chelsea 5997-5998 Hanauer, Arnstein & Siegel Manufacturers of "IDEAL" Infants', Children's & Misses Coats & Headwear. Coats and Bonnets exactly matched 121-123-125 W. 17th ST., NEW YORK "LEHIGH' Silk Stockings That Wear — 50c to $1.50. FOR SALE AT BLOOMINGDALE BROS. Look for the On Toe Trade Mark 224 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GL — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. — Mosholu av — W 259th — W 260th — W 261st — W 2 6 2d HYATT PI., fr 4350 Mt Ver- non av, E to City Line. Even Nos. S side. 859 Mt Vernon av 880 Katonah City Line INDEPENDENCE A v., fr 2587 Pal- isade av., N to W 261st. 2586 Palisade av W 227th ■ W 2 a Oth ■ W 231st W 232d * * * * W 235th W 2 36th W 237th W 238th W 239th W 240th W 246th Half Moon pi W 247th W 248th W 2 49th W 250th W 252d W 25 4th W 256th Sigma pi W 261st INTER YALE Av., fr S. Boulevard, bet Longwood av & Tiffany, N to Wilkins pi., at 78"4 S. Boulevard 800 Fox Beck S72 Kelly Dawson 934 Dongan 960 Westchester av 1020 E 165th 1104 E 167th Kellv Tiffany 1204 E 169th 1216 Home 1239 Chi'sholm 1304 Freeman Wilkins pi Jennings IXWOOD Av., fr Cromwell a v., at E. 169th, N to Featherbed la. Cromwell av E 169th Clark pi 1414 E 170th 1458 Macomb's rd E 172d Belmont Featherbed la IRENE PI., fr Loring pi., S E to Jerome T-ll IRVING Pl. r fr 117 E 114th, N to E 20th. 2 E 14th 14 E 15th 30 E 16th 50 E 17th 64 E ISth 78 E 19th 86 E 20th ISAAC, now that part of E 197th bet Decatur & Webster avs. ISHAM, fr Am- sterdam av & W 209th, N & N E to Broadway. — Amsterdam av — Sherman av — Vermilye av — W 211th — Broadway — ■ Cooper — Seaman av — W 2.18th — 219th — W 220th — Broadway ITTNER PL, fr 1752 Webster av E to Park av. JACKSOX, fr 338 Henry, S to E. 1 Henrv — Grand 13 Madison 27 Monroe 45 Cherry 61 Water 77 Front 87 South JACKSON A v., fr 925 Westchester av., N to Boston rd. 674 Westchester av-* 742 E 156th 796 E 158th 840 E 160th 872 E 161st 934 E 163d 1018 E 165th 1094 E 166th 1154 Boston rd JACKSON Sq., 8th av., bet Horatio — Greenwich a v. JACOB, fr 6 3 Frankfort, S to 23 Ferry. Even Nos. W side. I Frankfort 25 Ferry JACOBUS PI., fr Terrace View av, N Leyden, N to Van Cor- lear pi. JAMES, fr 215 Park Row, S to James. 1 Park Row II New Bowery 37 Madison 71 Oak 85 Batavia 101 N'w Chambers 104 Cherry JAMES SI., fr 77 Cherry, S to East River. 1 Cherry 1 Water 19 South JANE, fr 113 Greenwich av, W to N. R. 1 Greenwich av 31 W 4th 37 8th av 57 Hudson 65 Greenwich 95 Washington — West — North River JAN SEN Av., fr Terrace View av, N Leyden, N to Terrace View av. JAY, fr 61 Hud- son, W to N. R. 1 Hudson 7 Staple 25 Greenwich 35 Washington 49 Caroline 59 West JEANNETTE Pk., Coenties si, bet Front & South. JEFFERSON, fr 179 Division, S to East River. 2 Division 4 E Broadway 20 Henry 4 Madison 56 Monroe 65 Cherry 81 Water 86 South JEFFERSON PI., fr 1382 Franklin av, E to Boston rd. 865 Franklin av 907 Clinton av Boston rd JEFFERSON Mkt., 6th av, c Green- wich av. JERSEY, fr 127 Crosby, E to Mulberry. JENNINGS, fr 1352 Boston rd., E to Bronx River. Boston rd 980 Union av 1048 Prospect av 1050 Chisholm 1082 Bristow 1105 Stebbins av Intervale av • ■ Wilkins pi Charlotte Minford pi S Boulevard* Hoe Vyse av Bryant ■ Longfellow Boone West Farms rd Bronx River JEROME, fr White Plains a v., E to Fourth av. Z-7. JEROME A v.. fr Harlem River N to City Line. Harlem R. (94 Sedgwick av S05 Ogden av 225 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. M. J. Kevelson Telephone 4718 Chelsea S. N. Kevelson KEVELSON <& SON, MAKERS OF GIRLS* DRESSES 133-135IWEST 19th STREET,?NEW YORK OUR NATIONAL AIR. The following extracts from the Army Regulations contain some in- formation which should be widely known : Paragraph 264, Extract — "The playing of 'The Star-Spangled Ban- ner' as a part of a medley is pro- hibited." Paragraph 375, Extract — "The President and the Vice-President will be received with regimental standards or colors dropping, offi- cers and troops saluting and the bands playing 'The Star-Spangled Banner.' " Paragraph 378 — "Whenever 'The Star-Spangled Banner' is played at a military station, or at any place where persons belonging to the mil- itary service are present in the offi- cial capacity or present unofficially, but in uniform, all officers and en- listed men present will stand at at- tention, facing toward the music, except at retreat, when they will face toward the flag, as prescribed in Paragraph 437, retaining that po- sition until the last note of the air and then salute. With no arms in hand the salute will be the hand salute. The same respect will be observed toward the national air of any other country, when it is play- ed as a compliment to official rep- resentatives of such country. When played under the circumstances con- templated by this paragraph, 'The Star-Spangled Banner" will be play- ed throughout without repetition of any part that is not required to be repeated to make the air complete.'' Telephone Lenox 5551 Guarantee Ash Can Co. MANUFACTURERS OF o4sh, Garbage and Engineers' Cans AND WASH TRAY COVERS 301 East 100th Street :: :: :: New York 226 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 847 Woodycrest av 848 E 161st 885 Anderson av (Mac omb's Dam Park) E 162d E 164th 1034 E 165th 1089 E 166th Marcher av Cromwell av E 167th Boscobel av River av E 168th E 169th Gerard av 1324 Clark pi 1354 Marcy pi 1386 Elliott pi E 170th M'comb's rd E 171st E 172d 1608 Belmont ■ Featherbed la 1660 E 174th 1718 Cliord pi E 175th 1822 E 176th 1860 Mt. Hope pi 1900 E 177th 1960 Tremont av E 179th 2050 Burnside av E 181st 2168 Cameron pi E 182d Buchanan pi 2294 E 183d Evelvn pi 2374 E 184th 2460 Fordham rd 2498 E 190th (St. James pk) 2584 E 192d 2674 Kingsbridge rd 2750 E 196th Morris av 2878 E 198th 2900 Minerva pi Hi 1 V it 1 11 E 200th 3116 E 204th E 205th 3182 Von Cort landt Mosholu parkway S Mosholu parkway Mosholu parkway N 3352 E 208th 3466 Gun Hill rd 3528 E 212th E 213th Woodlawn rd ■ Van Cortland Park Woodlawn Cemetery Mosholu av ■ Mt Vernon av E 233d City Line JESSUP PI., fr Bosoobel av. at E 170th, N & W to Marcher av. JOHN, now that part of E 159th bet Brook & Eagle avs. JOHN, fr 184 Broadway to Pearl. 2 Broadway 30 Nassau 49 Dutch 6,9 William 88 Gold 101 Cliff 120 Pearl JOHN JAY Pk.. bet Av A ft E River ft E 74th & E 76th JOHNSON Av., fr Spuyten Duyvil rd.. S E & N E ft N to Souvten Duyvil pkway. — Spuvten Duyvil rd — Kaopock — Spuvten Duyvil rd — W 227th — W 230th — W 231st — W 2 3 2d — W 235th — W 236th — Spuyten Duyvil parkway JONES, fr 174 W 4th. W to Bleecker. JONES, Al.. fr Bleecker N E to Great Jones. JU LI ANN A, W fr White Plains av, to Bronx River. JUT) SON PL, Thompson fr W 3d to W 4th. JUMEL PL, fr W 167th, N Am- sterdam av., N to Edgecombe rd JUMEL Ter., fr W 160th, N St. Nicholas av., N to W. 162d KANE, fr Caswell av., at Edge- water rd, N to Randall av. — ■ Caswell av — Rvawa av — Viele av — East Bay av — E Boulevard — Randall av KAPPOCK, fr Johnson av., E of Spuyten Duy- vil to Putnam av. Parkway N W S-6. — Johnson av — Spuyten Duyvil parkway — Independence — Putnam av KATONAH Av., fr 1 233d .bet Kep- N to Mt. Vernon av. 4050 E 233d 4090 E 234th 4100 E 235th 4117 E 236th 4147 E 237th 4177 E 238th 4207 E 239th 4237 E 240th E 241st 4267 E 242d ■ Mt Vernon av KELLYY, fr 656 Robbins av.. E ft N E ft N to Tntervale av. 914 Robbins av 934 Concord av 9 54 Wales av 974 Beach av 994 Union av 1036 Prospect av St. John av 1132 Deggett av Craven 1228 Longwood av 1324 Intervale av Dongan 1450 Westchester 1488 E 165th 1574 E 167th Intervale av K EM RLE, now called E 238th KEMP PL, now that part of W 164th, bet Sum- mit ft Anderson avs. KEPLER Av., fr E 233d. bet Oneida ft E 234th, N to Mt. Vernon av. 4050 E 233d 4070 E 235th E 236th E 237th E 238th E 239th ■ Mt Vernon av KING, fr 43 Mac- dougal, W to North River. Even Nos. S side. 1 Macdougal 15 Congress 63 Varick 127 Washington 133 Greenwich 138 West KINGSBRIDGE Av., fr Terrace View a v., N W to Snuyten Duy- vil Creek. Terrace View av Van Corlear pi. W Spuyten Duyvil Creek. KINGSBRIDGE Rd, fr 2068 Am- sterdam arv. N to Snuyten Duy- vil Creek. Amsterdam av W 16 2d W 164th Audubon av W 166th W 167th W 168th W 169th W 171st W 172d W 173d W 174th Wadsworth av 227 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. On your next order for stationery ask for one of the following bonds:--- METROPOLITAN WOODBURY PLAZA BRADLEY OLD STAMFORD ROYAL MAIL FIFTY SIX EMPIRE VALLEY CONGRESS TELEPHONE SUMMIT MILL SNOW- WHITE BEEKMAN PAPER AND CARD COMPANY 56 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK METROPOLITAN NEW YORK. The suburbs of great American cities are growing far faster than the cities themselves, and they now contain nearly one-third as many people as the central communities around which they cluster, accord ing tc a bulletin of the Census Bu- reau. The population of New York City in 1914 according- to the World Al- manac was 5,583,871, this including- C UARANTEED SHIRTS CLOSED AND CROTCH DRAWERS tram M^u^dbftgadMM^ fttcnrcRto UNION SUITS UNDERWEAR 228 Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Rich- mond, and Queens. According to the Census Bureau's estimate the population of metro- politan New York, including the the city and suburbs, for 1914 was 6,474,578. Newark and Jersey v City are in- cluded in the metropolitan district of New York City. The growth of New York City has been 38.7 per cent., and that of its metropolitan district, outside of the central city, 45.9 per cent. Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. W 175th W 178th W 181st W 183d W 184th W 185th \V 187th Hillside av Nagle av Sherman av Ft Washington av Vermilyea av Dyckman av Academy Hawthorne Emerson Ish man W 211th W 212th W 213th W 214th W 215th W 216th W 218th W 219th Spuyten Duyvil Creek KINGSBRIDGE Rd. (Borough of Bronx), fr Kingsbridge av, nr Spuyten Duyvil Creek, S E to Boston rd. Even Nos. W. side Kingsbridge av Broadway • Bailey av 274 Sedgwick av 341 Aqueduct av Edenwood av Davidson av Jerome av 467 Creston av 503 Anthony av 557 Valentine av 605 Tiebout av 623 Bainbridge av 645 Marion av 685 Webster av ■ Vanderbilt av W 69 3 Pelham av 735 E 189th 737 Vanderbilt av E 785 E 188th Washington 854 E 186th E 187th Bassford av 889 Bathgate av Lorillard pi 3d av 945 Hoffman av Arthur av Crescent av Columbine av Quarry rd ■ Adams pi 898 Av St John 854 Cambrelling av Grote 985 Monroe av Beaumont av 1053 Taylor av 1089 Prospect av 1139 S Boulevard Garden 12 04 Mohegan av 1240 Honeywell av 1260 Dalv av 1310 Vyse av Oostdrop av Boston rd Bronx River KIRK PI., now Field st. KIRK SIDE Av., now that part of Morris av, fr E 1S9th to E 196th. KNICKERB'K'R PI., fr Amster- dnm av, N of W 178th, W to Broadway. K T N G SBRIDGE Ter., fr Heath av. S of W 194th, N to Hub. KINGSTON A v., now that part of Givan av, bet E'astch ester rd & E 222d st. KING'S COLXEGE PI., fr Gunhill rd, bet Tryon & Putnam avs, N to E 211th. KNOX PI., fr Mo- sholu pkwv, bet Gates pi & Je- rome av, N E to Gunhill rd, W. KOSSTTH A v., fr Mosholu pkway. bet Jerome and Steuben avs, N to DeKalb. LAFAYETTE Av., fr Longwood av bet S Boulevard & Whitlock av, E to Bronx Riv. 1050 Longwood av 1100 Whitlock av Barrison av Tiffany 1240 Barretto 1260 Manida Coster 1 290 Hunt's Pt rd 1300 Faile 1320 Brvant 1340 Dons-fellow 1 360 Whittier 1380 Drake 1400 Hallock Edgewater rd Bronx River LAFAYETTE. fr Centre at Reade, N to E 8th 2 Reade 10 Duane ■ Worth 20 Pearl 34 Elm 44 Catharine la "0 Leonard 66 Franklin 84 White 104 Walker 116 Canal 136 Jloward 164 Grand 192 Broome 223 Marion 230 Spring 264 Prince 9 90 Jersev 30S E Houston 338 Bleecker 3462 Shinbone al 3K4 Bond 374 Great Jones 3 88 E 4th 4r,o Astor pi E 8th LAFAYETTE Rd., fr Wetmore av, S of Tiffany, X E to Hunt's Point rd. — ■ Wetmore av — Tiffanv — ■ Hunt's Pt rd LAFOYTAT\E A v., fr 581 Tre- mont av, E, N to Quarry rd. I9 60 Tremont av E 178th . E 179th E 180th E 181st Oak Tree pi Quarry rd LAIGIIT, fr 398 Canal, W to North River. 10 Canal 13 St John's la 22 Varick 48 Hudson 57 Collister 68 Greenwich 76 Washington 94 West LAMARTINE PL, W 29th, bet 8th & 9th avs. LANE Av., now called Long- wood av. LAWRENCE. fr 405 W 125th, N W to W 129th 1 W 126th 29 W 127th 69 Amsterdam av 125 Old Bway 139 W 129th LAWRENCE Av., fr Lind a v. S of E 166th, N to E 167th. — . Lind av — . Graham sq — E 167th LEBANON, now that part of E 179th. E of La- fontaine av. LEGGETT AV., fr Prospect av bet E 156th & Macy Dl, S E to Truxton. 1016 Prospect av 1041 Hewitt pi E 156th Dawson 1110 Kelly 1140 Beck 1170 Fox 1196 S Boulevard Whitlock av Garrison av Cabot 229 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. If your PLAYER PIANO is fitted with ^ Standard Player Action You have no worries about its expression powers or lasting qualities. More than 50,000 satisfied users in three years time demonstrates the remarkable merit embodied in our famous make. 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Private mailing cards ("post cards") in the domestic mails must conform to the following conditions: (a) A "post card" must be an un- folded piece of cardboard not ex- ceeding approximately 3 9-16 by 5 9-16 inches, nor less than approxi- mately 2% by 4 inches. (b) It must in form and in the quality and weight of paper be sub- stantially like the Government post- al card. (c) It may be of any color not interfering with the legible address and postmark. fd) It may or may not at the op- tion of the sender bear near the top of the face the words "post card." (e) The face of the card may be divided by a vertical line; the left half to be used for a message, etc., but that to the right for the address only. (f) Very thin sheets of paper may be attached to the card, and then onlv on condition that they com- pletely adhere thereto. Such sheets may bear both writing and printing. f'g) Advertisements and illustra- tions mav appear on the back of the card and on the left half of the face. 230 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEAV YORK CITY AT A GLAXCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. Barry Dupont ■ Truxton LEIBNITZ Av., fr Fieldson rd, bet W 245th & 246th, N to W 250th. — W 25 0th — Fieldson rd — W 246th — W 247th — W 249th — W 250th LENOX Av., fr W 110th, N to Harlem River. 2 W 16 W 30 W 54 W 70 W 92 W 119 W 142 W 158 W 118th 178 198 W 110th 111th 112th 113th 114th 115th 116th 117th 218 W 1 238 W 119th W 120th 1st 122d 123d 258 W 278 W 124th 298 W 125th W W 316 340 354 378 398 Yv 418 Yv 44 458 W 478 494 W 518 YV 126th 127th W 128th W 129th 130th 131st W 132d 133d W 134th 135th 136th 137th 138th W W W 139th 558 576 598 W 140th 618 W 141st 638 W 142d 658 W 143d 67S W 144th 698 W 145th 718 W 146th 73S W 147th 758 W 148th 778 W 149th Harlem River LEONARD, fr 92 Hudson, E to Baxter. 1 Hudson 35 W Broadway 63 Church 93 Broadway 107 Benson 121 Elm 139 Centre 165 Baxter LEROY, fr 248 Bleecker, W to North River. 1 Bleecker 31 Bedford (S Luke's pi) 93 Hudson 123 Greenwich 141 Washington 169 West LEWIS, fr 556 Grand, N to E 8th. 2 Grand 2 Broome 46 Delancey 82 Rivington 98 Stanton 128 E Houston 150 3d 170 E 4th 184 5th 200 6th 216 7th 230 E 8th LEWIS PL, fr E 132d, 1 block S W. LEXINGTON Av., fr 121 E 21st, N to Harlem R. 1 E 21st 9 E 22d 17 E 23d 39 E 24th 59 E 25th E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E 373 E 41st 389 E 42d 413 E 43d 435 E 44th 449 E 45th 473 E 46th 97 115 135 159 177 197 217 237 253 271 293 311 331 353 26 th 27th 2 8 th 29 th 30th 31st 32d 33d 34th 35 th 36th 37th 38 th 39 th 40th 491 513 537 559 575 595 617 639 657 677 705 723 743 771 783 803 823 843 863 883 901 921 943 969 981 1001 1021 1040 1055 1079 1101 1122 1142 1162 1190 1211 1223 1241 1263 1283 1301 1323 1341 1363 1365 1401 1423 1449 1474 1487 1501 1605 1627 1643 1659 1680 1700 1722 1742 1762 1778 47th 48th E 49th 50th 51st 52d E 53d 54 th 55 th E 56th E 57th E 58th E 59th E 60th E 61st 62d. 63d 64 th 65th 66th 67th 68 th 70th 70 th 71st 72d 73d 74th 75 th 76 th 77th 78 th 79 th 80 th 81st 82d 83d 84 th 85 th 86 th 87th E 88th E 89th E 90th E 91st E 92d E 93d E 94th E 95th E 96th E 97th E 98th E 99th E 100th E 101st E 102d E 103d 104th 105 th 106th 107th E 108th 109th 110th 111th 1802 1822 1842 1862 1882 1902 1922 1942 1962 1982 2006 2026 2068 2090 2106 2146 2160 E 112th E 113th E 114th E 115th E 116th E 117th E 118th E 119th E 120th E 121st E 122d E 124th E 125th E 126th E 128th E 129th E 130th E 131st Harlem Riv LEYDEN, fr Ter- race View av, N Jacobus pi, W to Tunissen pi. LIBERTY, fr 76 Maiden la, W to North River. 1 Maiden la 13 William 51 Nassau 5 7 Liberty pi 75 Broadway 88 Temple 97 Church 98 Trinity pi 123 Greenwich 137 Washington 147 West LIBERTY PL, fr 57 Liberty, N to Maiden la. LIEBIG Av., fr Mosholu av, bet W 256th & Tyndall av, N to City Line. Mosholu av W 259th 4096 W 260th W 261st W 262d City Line LILIAN PL, now that part of E 174th, E of Boston rd. LINCOLN Av., fr Rarlem River, N to E 138th. Harlem River 82 E 132d 112 S Boulevard 231 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A (.LA\CE.-MA\HATTA\ AXD THE BROXX. 140 E 134th 164 E 135th 190 E 136th 220 E 137th E 13Sth LINCOLN PL, fr 167 E 118th, X. LIND Av., fr Sedgwick av, at E 164th, N to E 169th. — Sedgwick av — E 165th — Lawrence av — E 166th — Union pi — E 167th — E 16Sth — E 169th LINDEN PL, 1st av, bet E 71st & E 72d. LISBON PL, fr Ernescliff pi, E to Alosholu parkway. LISPENARD, fr 151 W Broad- way, E to Broadway. — Ernescliff pi — Mosholu pkwy 2 W Broadway 36 Church 72 Broadway LITTLE W. 12th, fr Gansevoort, Wto N. R. 1 Gansevoort 3 9th av 38 Washington — 10th a v — 13th av LIVINGSTON PL, fr 325 E 15th, N to E 17th. 1 E 15th 9 E 16th 16 E 17th LOCUST A v.. fr foot E I32d, N to 11S3 E 141st. Even Nos. E side. S3 E 132d 113 E 133d 139 E 134th 165 E 135th 191 E 136th 221 E 137th 251 E 138th 281 E 139th 301 E 140th 309 E 141st LONDON Ter.. W 23d, bet 9th & 10th avs. LONG ACRE Sq., the open space at the junction of Broadway, 7th av & W 43d. LONGFELLOW, fr Viele av, bet Bryant & Whit- tier, N to Bos- ton rd. Viele av — - East Bay av E Boulevard Randall av Hunt's Pt rd Spofford av Lafayette av Seneca av Garrison av Whitlock av Aldus Guttenberg XYestchester av E 167th Home \Yest Fms rd 1408 Freeman 144S Jennings E 172d E 173d E 174th 1878 E 176th 1914 Rodman pi 1924 Boston rd LONG WOOD Av., fr Westchester av, at junction of Prospect av, S E of Tiffany. — Westchester av — Hewitt pi — Dawson — Kelly — Beck — Fox — S Boulevard — Whitlock av — Garrison av — Barry — Truxton — Tiffany LORILLARD PL, 184th, N to Pelham av. 2316 3d av 2400 E 187th 2436 E 188th 2480 E lS9th Pelham av LORING PL, fr Burnside av, bet Osborne pi & Andrews av, X to Fordham rd. — Burnside av — E 180th * * * * * — E lSlst — E lS3d — Fordham rd LOWELL, fr 2674 Park av, E to 3d avf Park av Canal pi 463 Rider av 496 Morris av 526 3d av LOWXIEDE, fr Scribner and Bronx rd, N to Gun Hill rd. X-7 3419 Scribner 3467 Gun Hill rd LUDLOW, fr 144 Division, N to E' Houston. 1 Division 4 Canal 30 Hester 60 Grand Essex mkt pi 80 Broome 104 Delancey 132 Rivington 160 Stanton 194 E Houston LUDLOW PL, W Houston, bet Sullivan & Mac- dougal. LYMAN PL, fr 1256 Stebbins av to Prospect av. 1326 Freeman MACDOUGAL, fr 219 Spring, N to W Sth. 1 Spring 13 Prince 4 1 King 59 VY Houston (St Clement's pi) so Bleecker 113 Minetta la 131 W 3d 141 W 4th Sq YVashing- ton pi (Washington Sq W) Sq XVaverley Pi (St Clement's pi) Macdougal al 181 W 8th MACDOUGAL AL, fr Maedousal, X W Sth E. MACOMB, fr 2952 Broadway, E to Bailey av. — Broadway — Albany rd — Bailey av MACOMB'S DAXI Pk., bet Jerome av & E 162d & Cromwell av & Harlem River. XIACOXIB'S La., fr Sth av & W 150th, X E to Harlem River. XIACOXIB'S Rd., fr Jerome av, opp XI a i cy pi, X to Aqueduct av. — Jerome av — E 170th — ■ Inwood av — E 172d — Cromwell av — Belmont av — Featherbed la — Grand av — E 175th — Xelson av — E 176th — Aqueduct av XIACY PL, fr Prospect av, bet Leggett & Longwood avs, S E to Hewitt Pi. MeCLELLAN, fr Jerome av, bet E 166th & Cromwell av, E to Morris av. — Jerome av — Cromwell av — River av — Gerard av — XX'alton av — Concourse — Sheridan — Sherman av — Morris av 232 Bloomixgdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY XT A GLAXfE. — MAXHATTAX A\D THE BRONX. JIALCOI.XI PI., fr W 2 4 4th. E of Tibbett av, N to Barney. MADISON, fr 426 Pearl. E to Grand. 1 Pearl 2 New Chamb'rs 6 Chestnut 9 Roosevelt 20 New Bowery 4""» James 56 Oliver 67 Catharine 122 Market 137 Birmingham 156 Pike 190 Rutgrers 224 Jefferson 25S Clinton 207 Montgomery 316 Gonverneur 32 S Scammel 3S5 Jackson 411 Grand MADISON Av., fr to 29 E 2 3d. N Harlem River. 1 E 23d 11 E 24th 2 7 E 25 th 39 E 26th 63 B 27th 79 E 28th 99 E 29 th 119 E 30th 135 E 31st 153 E 32d 169 E 33d 185 E 34th 209 E 35 th 219 E 36 th 233 E 37 th 249 E 3Sth 263 E 39 th 279 E 40 th *>99 E 41st 316 E 42d 330 E 43d 341 E 4 4th 353 E 45 th E 46th E 47th 41 3 E 4Sth 432 E 49th 450 E 50th E 51st E 5 2d 512 E 53d E 54th 5 E»2 E 55 th 5 7° E 56th 50 2 E 57 th 612 632 652 •172 690 710 729 772 793 813 S33 853 S73 893 913 933 953 973 993 1013 1033 lor, .3 1073 1093 1113 1133 1153 1173 1193 1213 1223 12*3 1273 1293 1313 1333 1353 1373 1393 1413 » 1433 1453 1473 1493 1513 1533 1553 1573 1 5 93 1613 1633 1653 1673 1603 1713 1733 1753 1773 1 79 3 1813 1833 1 S53 1S73 1 893 58th 59 th 60th 61st E 62 < 63d 64th 65th 66th 6 7th 6Sth E 69th E 70th E 71st E 72d E 73d E 74th e rath E 76th E 77th E 7Sth E 79th E 80th E 81st E 82d E S3d E S4th 85 th 86th 87th 88th 89th 90th 91st E E E E E E E E 92d E 93d E 94th E 95th E 96th E 97th E 98th E 99th E 100th E 101st E 102d E 103d E 104th E 105th E 106th E 107th E lOSth E 100th E 110th E 111th E 112th E 113th E 114th E 115th E 116th E 117th E 118th E 119th E 120th E 121st E 122d 1913 E 1 23d 1933 E 1 24th 1 9 5 2 E 1 25th 19 74 E 1 26th 1994 E 127th 2014 E 12Sth 2034 E 129th 2054 E 130th 2078 E 131st 2102 E 132d 2120 E 1 33d 214 E 134th 2148 E 135th E 136 th E 137th E 138th Harlem Riv. MADISOX Ct., fr 237 Madison. XIADISON Sq., N., E 26th. bet 5th & Madison avs. MAGENTA, fr White Plains av S E. Z-S MAIDEN La., fr 172 Broadway, S E to E. R. 1 Broadway 15 Liberty pi 27 Nassau 65 William 76 Liberty 87 Gold 114 Pearl 134 Water 14 4 Eront 168 South MAIL, fr Broad- wav. opp Park d1, E to Park Row. AI\T,COI,M PI., fr XV 244th. E of Av N to Barney. — W 244th — XV 2 46th — Barney MANGIN, fr 590 Grand, N to E River. 1 Grand 3 Rachel la 16 Broome 43 Delancey 61 XIanhattan pi 77 Rivingrton 9 7 Stanton 145 E Houston II A AH ATT VX (11th Ward) fr 444 E Houston. N to 3d. MANHATTAN fl2th Ward), fr W 12th, E St Nicholas av, XY to 12th av. — St Nicholas av — (Hancock rD — Columbus av 1 W 125th 61 Amsterdam av 117 Old Broadway 12 Broadway ** 178 W 129th 194 12th av XIANHATTAN A v., fr W 100th, bet Sth & Co- lumbus avs. N to St. Nicholas av. w 100th 1 9 w 101st 34 w 102d 62 w 103d 82 w 104th 121 ay 105 th 142 w 106th 107th w lOSth w 109th w 110th w 111th 276 w 112th 310 AY 113th 324 AA* 114th 35 4 W 115th 3 76 AY 116th 396 W 117th 424 AY 1 1 Sth 446 W 1 19th f R2 W 120th 504 w 121st AY 122d 5 5 3 W 123d St Nicholas MAXHATTAX >lkt.. 11th av. c W 34th. V \x*T VTT AN PI.. fr 10 Elm. W & S to Reade. MANHATTAN PI.. rear 63 to 71 xran.srin. MANHATTAN ««,. bpt Central Pk W & Columbus av & W 77th & W SI st. 233 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 24 HOURS A DAY OPEN A PERFECT BED Km'del CLOSED An Elegant davenport DAY and NIGHT Parlor Bed is three complete, perfect articles in the form and at the price of one — a handsome davenport by day, a comfortable, full-sized bed by night, and a handy wardrobe all the time. Change is made instantly without moving from the wall. Always ready, with bedding in proper place — no trouble, inconvenience or delay. Simple, stylish and strong. Automatic — can't get out of order. A pattern for every taste — a price for every purse. Come in today and see it demonstrated. AT BLOOMINGDALES , Greatest Household Indention of the *yige. HIGHEST AWARD JAMEilOWN EXPOSITION WHITING'S ARE THE STANDARD PAPERS FOR SELECT USE They Comprise WEDDING PAPERS, CORRESPONDENCE PAPERS, MOURNING STATIONERY, VISITING CARDS, TYPEWRITER PAPERS and TABLETS. For Social Functions, Personal Correspondence or General Business Uses they are unex- celled and are made in a variety of Textures and Finishes to suit every taste. We carry a full line of these Papers in our Stationery Department. BLOOMINGDALES , ART ARCADE STATIONERY SHOP LEXINGTON TO 3d AVES. 59th TO 60th STREETS "When You Think of Writing, Think of Whiting." 234 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. MaNIDA, fr East River, N to Gar- rison av. — East River — Edgewater — Ryawa av — Viele av — ■ East Bay av — E Boulevard — Randall av — Spofford av — Lafayette av MARCHER Av., 'fr Jerome av, N E 167th, N of Featherbed la. MARKET PI., Market, fr Cherry to E. R. MARKETFIELD, fr 72 Broad, W. 3IARMION Av., fr 1099 Crotona pk N, N to S Boulevard. Crotona pk N 1808 E 175th 1872 Woodruff 1914 Fairmont pi 1932 Elsmere pi 1960 Tremont av 2043 E 179th S Boulevard MARTHA Av., fr 235th, bet Ka- tonah & Cireo avs, N to City Line. — E 235th — E 236th — E 237th — E 238th — E 239th — E 240th — E 241st — City Line MARTIN Ter., E 30th, bet 2d & 3d avs. MECHANIC Al., fr 72 Monroe, S to Cherry. MELROSE Av., fr 2837 3d av, N to E 165th. 550 E 149th 578 E 150th 614 E 151st 638 E 152d 668 E 153d 694 E 154th 722 E 155th 742 E 156th 772 E 157th 800 E 158th 824 E 159th 856 E 160th 888 E 161St 910 E J.62d 924 E 163d E 165th MERCER, fr 311 Canal, N to E 8th. 2 Canal 14 Howard 34 Grand 64 Broome 100 Spring 138 Prince 170 W Houston 210 Bleecker 246 W 3d 260 W 4th 274 Wash'n pi ■ Waverley pi (Neilson pi) 308 E 8th MERRIAM Av., fr Ogden av, bet E 168th & E 169th, N to E 171st. — Ogden av — E 169th — E 171st MILLIGAN PI., 139 6th av. MINERVA PI., fr Jerome av, N of E 198th, S E to the Concourse. — Jerome av — ■ Creston av — Concourse MINNETTA, fr 209 Bleecker, N to Minetta la. 1 Bleecker 2 Minetta pi 19 Minetta la MINETTA La., fr 113 Macdougal, W to 6th av. 1 Macdougal 5 Minetta 27 6th av MINETTA PI., rear 2 Minetta. MINFORD PI., fr Jennings at Charlotte, N of Boston rd. 1420 Jennings E 172d Boston rd MISSION PI., fr 58 Park, N to Worth. MITCHELL PI., E 49th, fr 884, 1st av to 2 Beek- man pi. M-20 1 1st av 15 Beekman pi MO H EG AN Av., fr S Boulevard at E 178th, Nto E 182d. 2004 S Boulevard Crotona pkway E 179th E 180th . E 181st . E 182d MONROE, fr 59 Catharine, E to Grand. 2 Catharine 44 Market 72 Mechanic al 78 Pike 96 Pelham 120 Rutgers 146 Jefferson (Rutgers PD 158 Clinton 182 Montgomery 208 Gouverneur 220 Scammel 272 Jackson 312 Corlears 334 Grand MONROE Av., fr 571 Belmont, N to Tremont av. 1638 Belmont 1679 E 173d E 174th E 175th 1840 Mt Hope pi Concourse Tremont av MONTEREY Av., fr Tremont av, bet 3d & Lafon- taine avs, N to E 181st 1060 Tremont av E 178th E 179th E 180th . E 181st MONTGOMERY, fr 247 Division, S to East River. 2 Division 4 E Broadway 16 Henry 34 Madison 44 Monroe 70 Cherry 80 Water 87 Front 95 South .MONTGOMERY Av., fr Aqueduct av, N of Feath- erbed la, N to E 177th. — ■ Aqueduct av — E 176th — Popham av — E 177th MOORE, fr 30 Pearl, S to East River. 2 Pearl 8 Water 18 Front 36 South MORNINGSIDE Av., E., fr Man- hattan av, opp W 113th, N to W 123d. — Manhattan av — W 114th 10 W 115th 17 W 116th 29 W 117th 39 W 118th — W 119th 60 W 120th 66 W 121st 78 W 122d — W 123d MORNINGSIDE Av., W., fr W 110th, W of Co- lumbus av, N to W 122d. — W 110th — W 111th — W 112th — W 113th — W 114th — W 115th — W 116th — W 117th — W 118th — W 119th — W 120th 235 Bloomingdal.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. C. F. Goepel & Company 137 East 13th Street, New York Supplying the Better Manufacturers f> j c of the urade or Instruments INCLUDING THE WALTERS PIANO CO. WITH FELTS, CLOTHS, PUNCHINGS, ETC. Martin Lacy Sanford D. Schrvarzenberg Lavy & Co. 114 to 120 W. 26th St., N.Y. Near Sixth Avenue Manufacturers of Acme Underwear, Children's and Junior's Muslin, Canton Flannel Flannel- ette Undergarments also Infants Gowns and Skirts For Sale at Bloomingdales • Max Roth 1 1 15-1 1 17 Broadway New York Telephone Farragut 9 1 60-9 161-9162 Waists and Dresses FACTORIES: New York City Hartford, Stamford, New Haven, Conn. 236 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — JIANHATTAX AND THE BRONX. — W 121st — W 122d MORNING SIDE Pk„ bet Morn- ing-side av & Morningsiae av W & W 110th & W 123d. MORRIS, fr 27 Broadway, W to North River. 2 Broadway 6 Trinity pi 11 Greenwich 14 Washington 26 West MORRI SAv., fr 255 7 3d av, N to Jerome av. 3d av 276 E 139th 328 E 140th 346 Lowell 354 College av - 368 E 142d 384 E 143d 414 E 144th 466 E 146th 518 E 148th 550 E 149th 578 E 150th 614 E 151st 642 E 152d 672 E 153d 688 E 154th 718 E 155th ■ Park av 742 E 156th 800 E 160th 870 E 161st 906 E 162d 934 E 163d 986 E 164th 1034 E 165th 1088 E 166th ■ McClellan 1192 E 167th E 168th 1294 E 169th 1494 E 170th ■ E 171st Eden av E 172d Teller av (Claremont pk) 1638 Belmont 1674 E 173d 1724 E 174th Concourse 1840 E 176th 1870 Mt Hope pi 1900 E 177th E 179th 2050 Burnside av 2141 E 181st 2175 Cameron pi 2230 E 182d 2296 E 183d 2328 Field 2372 E 184th E 189th — — E 191st 2584 E 192d 2672 Kingsbridge rd 2750 E 196th Jerome av MORRIS PI., fr 3668 Park av, E. MORTON, fr 270 Bleecker, W to North River. 67 Hudson 89 Greenwich 9 7 Washington 115 West MORTON PI., fr Aqueduct av, N of Tremont av, E to Harrison av. MOSHOLU Av., fr Jerome av, opp Mt Vernon av, S W & S E to Riverdale av. — Jerome av (Van Cort- landt pk) — Broadway — Newton av — Huxley av — Spencer av — Fieldston rd — ■ Tindale av — Liebig av — W 256th — W 255th — Von Humboldt av — Riverdale av MOSHOLU Park- way, fr Bronx pk, at E 201st st, N W to Van Cortlandt pk. — Bronx Park — Depot sq E — ■ Depot sq N — Webster av — Decatur av — Norwood av — ■ Marion av — Hull av — Perry av — Bainbridge av — ■ Briggs av — E 2 03d — E 204th — Lisbon pi — E 205th — E 206th — Van Cortlandt av — Steuben av — Kossuth av — Jerome av — Knox pi — Gates pi — Sedgwick av — Gun Hill rd — Van Cortlandt pk — Van Cortlandt pk, S MOSHOLU Park- way, N., the north side of Mosholu park- way. MOSHOLU Park- way, S., the south side of Mosholu park- way. MOTT, fr 200 Park Row, N to Bleecker. 1 Park Row 2 Chatham sq 21 Park 38 Pell 50 Bayard 82 Canal 114 Hester 144 Grand 16S Broome 206 Spring 240 Prince 292 E Houston 322 Bleecker MOTT A v., fr Park av, S of E 138th, N to E 161st. 220 Park av E 138th Cheever pi Ridge pi 412 E 144th E 146th E 149th-** E 150th E 151st E 153d (Cedar Park) E 156th E 158th 250 366 548 586 668 800 ■ E 159th E 161st MOTT'S La., fr 767 11th av, W. MOTT HAVEN CANAL, fr Harlem River, bet Park & 3d avs, N to E 141st. MT. HOPE PI., fr Jerome av, bet E 176th & E 177th, E to Anthony av. Jerome av Walton av ■ Morris av Concourse 516 Monroe av Anthony av MT. 3IORRIS Pk., W., E & W 120th & E & W 124th. MT. MORRIS Pk., W., fr W 120th, bet 5th & Lenox avs, N to W 12 4th. — ■ Mt Morris pk 1 W 120th 10 W 121st 18 W 122d 30 W 123d 38 W 124th MT. 3IORRIS PL, bet 5th & Lenox avs. — W 124th MT. VERNON Av., Jerome av, opp Mosholu av, N E to City Line. 3370 Jerome av ■ E 233d E 235th 4180 E 236th Napier av E 237th Oneida av E 238th E 239th Kepler E 240th 4350 E 241st Katonah av E 242d City Line 237 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 251 FOURTH AVE. If you want Braids or Dress Trimmings, we highly recommend THE CASTLE BRAID COMPANY'S Silk and Mohair Braids and Novelty Dress Trimmings as the best in the world. We have been selling these goods for more than thirty-five years, which speaks for itself. We carry a large assortment of CASTLE BRAID COMPANY'S Braids and Dress Trimmings in black and all colors. BLOOMINGDALE BROTHERS A Glove Guarantee Which Goes With EVERY PAIR EVERY WAY EVERY DAY COMPLETE ASSORTMENT IN ALL DESIRABLE STYLES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN CAPE, KID, MOCHA AND SILK :: :: :: FOR SALE AT BLOOM I NGD ALE'S GLOVE^DEP'T. 238 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. MULBERRY, fr 186 Park Row, N to Bleecker. 1 Park Row 11 Worth (Mulberry Bend pk) 29 Park 71 Bayard 91 Canal 27 Hester 49 Grand 77 Broome 13 Spring 55 Prince 71 Jersey 293 E Houston 309 Bleecker MULBERRY BEND Pk., bet Mulberry & Baxter & Park & Bayard. MURRAY, fr 247 1 Broadway 29 Church 61 W Broadway 87 Greenwich 95 Washington 111 West Broadway, W to North River. MUSCOOTA, fr Broadway, N of Terrace View av, S E to Spuyten Duyvil Creek. NAEGLE Av., fr Broadway & Hillside av, N E to Amster- dam av & W 204th. — Broadway — Hillside av — Elwood — 11th av — Dyckman — Academy — Hawthorne — Amsterdam av NAPIER Av., fr E 233d, bet Mt Vernon & Oneida avs, N to Mt Vernon av. — E 233d — E 235th — E 236th — E 237th — Mt Vernon av NASSAU, fr 20 Wall, N to Park Row. 1 Wall 11 Pine 25 Cedar 39 Liberty 55 Maiden la 69 John 91 Fulton 105 Ann 135 Beekman 151 Spruce 170 Frankfort NATHALIE Av., fr Kingsbridge rd, opp Emmer- ich pi, N to Boston av. — Kingsbridge rd — ■ Boston av — E 229th — E 230th NELSON Av., fr E 164th, bet Ogden & Woodycrest avs, N to Macomb's rd. 988 E 164th 1054 E 165th ■ E 166th E 167th 1236 E 168th 1312 E 169th E 170th 1402 Boscobel av ■ E 172d Featherbed 1 ■ E 175th Macomb's rd NETHERLAND Av., fr Kappock bet Johnson & Arlington avs, N to W 261st. — Kappock — W 227th — W 230th — W 231st — W 232d — W 235th — W 236th — Spuyten Duyvil parkway — W 239th — W 245th — W 246th — W 247th — W 249th — W 250th — W 252d — W 254th — W 256th — W 259th — W 261st NEW, fr 7 Wall, S to Beaver. 1 Wall 7 Exchange pi 85 Beaver NEW 7 BOWERY, fr 396 Pearl, N to Park Row. 1 Oak 2 Pearl 3* Chestnut 9 New Chambers 17 Roosevelt 25 Madison 41 James 63 Oliver — ■ Park Row NEW CHAM- BERS, fr 107 Park Row, E to Cherry. 2 Park Row 6 Duane 12 William 35 Pearl 36 Rose — Madison — ■ Chestnut 52 New Bowery 57 Roosevelt 60 Oak 70 Batavia 92 Cherry 89 James NEWTON Av.. fr Broadway, N of W 246th, W & N to W 260th. — Broadway — W 252d — Barney — W 253d — W 254th — W 256th — Faraday av — Mosholu av — W 259th — W 260th- NICHOLS PI., fr Prescott av. bet Bolton av & Emerson, W. NINDHAM PI., fr Kingsbridge rd, bet Emmerich pi & Heath av, E to Nathalie av. NINTH Av., fr Gansevoort, N to W 59th. 2 Gansevoort 4 Little W 12 th 18 W 13th 43 W 14th-* 32 Hudson 66 W 15th 86 W 16th 102 W 17th 122 W 18th 144 W 19th 162 W 20th 172 W 21st 196 W 22d 206 W 23d-* 226 W 24th 244 W 25th 268 W 26th 288 W 27th 306 W 28th 330 W 29th 350 W 30th-* 370 W 31st 388 W 32d 398 W 33d 429 W 34th-* 448 W 35th 464 W 36th 482 W 37th 500 W 38th 522 W 39th 542 W 40th-* 558 W r 41st 580 W 42d 600 W 43d 620 W 44th W 45th W 46th 678 W 47th 700 W 48th 716 W 49th 740 W 50th-* 756 W 51st 778 W 52d 798 W 53d 814 W 54th 840 W 55th 862 W 56th 877 W 57th 890 W 58th 924 W 59th-* Columbus av n * * * * ■ W 201st W 202d W 203d W 204th W 205th W 206th ■ W 207th W 208th W 209th 638 65S 239 Bloo.mixgdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. WHOLESALE FURRIERS 43-45-47 WEST 33rd STREET NEW YORK MAKERS OF BLACK ASURA Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. LYNX SCARFS, CAPES, MUFFS NO GOODS SOLD AT RETAIL Tel. 525 Stuyvesant Julius Merksamer & Bros. GO STRICTLY WITH THE FASHION MAKERS OF Clothing Specialties WHITE AND FANCY WAISTCOATS OFFICE COATS AND BATH ROBES 18 East 14th Street NEW YORK Domestic Money Order Rates From From From From From From 50.01 to 2.51 to 5.01 to to to to $2.50. 5.00. 10.00, 20.00. 30.00. 40.00. $0 10.01 20.01 30.01 From $40.01 to $50.00 From 50.01 to 60.00 From 60.01 to 75.00 25 From 75.01 to 100.00 30 For foreign money orders inquire of post offices. $0.03 .05 08 10 12 15 18 20 240 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. W 210th ■ W 211th W 212th W 213th W 214th W 215th ■ W 216th W 218th W 219th Harlem Riv. NORFOLK, fr 180 Division, N to E Houston. 2 Division 14 Hester 44 Grand 66 Broome 92 Delancey 126 Rivington 158 Stanton 190 E Houston NORMAN Av M fr Sedgwick av, bet Gouverneur & Saxon avs, N to Van Cort- landt pk S. XORTH MOORE, fr 234 W Bway, W to N. R. 1 W Broadway 15 Varick 47 Hudson 73 Greenwich 85 Washington 109 West NOR. WILLIAM, fr 16 Frank- fort, N to Park Row. 1 Frankfort 2 William 30 Park Row NORWOOD Av., fr Mosholu parkway, bet Hull & Webster avs. N E & N to E 211th. — Mosholu pkwy — Woodlawn rd — E 205th — E 207th — E 209th — - Gun Hill rd — E 211th OAK, fr 392 Pearl, E to Catharine. 1 Pearl 6 New Bowery 8 Chestnut 16 New Chambers 17 Roosevelt 38 James 48 Oliver 60 Catharine OAK A v., fr 1073 E 132d, N to E 141st. OAK Ter., fr Crimmins av, bet E 141st & Beech ter, E to Beekman av. OAK TREE PL, fr Quarry rd, N of E 181st, E to Hughes av. — Quarry rd — Arthur av — Hughes av OAKLAND PL, fr Belmont av. bet 179th & E 180th, E to Prospect Belmont av 962 Crotona av 994 Clinton av Prospect av OC.DEN Av., fr 805 Jerome av, N to Ao.ueduct av. 843 Jerome av 901 W 161st 951 W 162d 984 W 163d 1001 F 164th 1060 W 165th 1110 W 166th 1164 W 167th Union pi 1235 W 168th Merriam av 1315 W 169th 1361 W 170th 1391 W 171st ■ Aqueduct av OLD BROADWAY fr 117 Manhat- tan. N to W 133d. 2 Manhattan 16 Lawrence 2 4 W 129th 56 W 130th — W 131st — W 132d OLD POST RcL, fr Mosholu av, N E' to 3609 Broadway. OLD SLIP, fr 106 Pearl, S to East River. 7 Pearl 15 Water 27 Front 42 South OLIN Av., now that part of Gun Hill rd, fr Webster av to Bronx River. OLIVER, fr 63 New Bowery, S to East River. 2 New Bowery 14 Henry 3 2 Madison 58 Oak 8 4 Cherrv 92 Water 104 South OLIVER PL, fr 2838 Marion av, 5 E to Webster av. ONEIDA Av.. fr E 233d, bet Na- pier & K>r>ler av, N to Mt Vernon av. — E 233d — E 235th — E 236th — E 237th — E 238th — Mt Vernon av OOSTDORP Av., now that part of Bryant av, N of Jennings. OPDYKE now called E 236th. ORCHARD, now that part of W 169th, bet Lind 6 Shakespeare avs. ORCHARD, fr 124 Division. N to E Houston. 2 Division 6 Canal 38 Hester 66 Grand 8 8 Rrnome 104 Delancev 142 Rivington 170 Stanton 202 E Houston OSBORNE PI., fr Burnside av, W, E of Sedgwick av, N to W IS 0th. OXFORD Av., fr W 232d, bet Cambridge & Johnson av. — W 232d — W 235th — AV 236th — Riverdale av PACIFIC PI., r 133d 133 W 29th PALISADE A v., fr Johnson av, at Smiyten Duyvil rd, W & N to 261st. 2400 Johnson 2500 Independent 2700 Kappock 3100 W 231st 3200 W 232d 2500 W 235th 3600 W 236th 4000 W 240th Seward pi Spuyten Duyvil rd 4700 W 247th 4800 W 248th 5900 Sigma pi 5400 W 254th W 261st PALISADE PI., fr Popham av, W of Montgomery av, N W to Sedgwick av. PALISADE Pk.. at junction of Worth & Park. PALM, now that part of Bay- chester av, bet Bartow & Adee avs. PA LMER A v., fr Bassett av. N, bet De Reimer & Boiler av, X W to Eden ter. °200 Bassett av 2300 Stillwell av 241 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. First Panama Canal Trip. The first passage of the Panama Canal by an ocean-going ship was marked by the transit of the "Alli- ance," a vessel belonging to the Panama Railroad Company, on June 8, 1914. This ship is 336 feet long, 42 feet in beam, and draws about 23.0 feet of water. Her tonnage is 3,905 tons; and when she passed through the canal she had on board 1,800 tons of cargo. The ship was sent through by order of Col. Goet- hals, for the purpose of making a test with a ship of ocean-going size. Here is the full log of the "Alli- ance" covering the passage from ocean to ocean. Log of the Passage of the Panama Canal by the 'Alliance." A. M. 6:03 Entered Atlantic approach to canal. 6:35 Entered lower level of Gatun locks. 7:18 Started into lower lock cham- ber. 7:28 Ship in place in lower lock chamber. 7:30 Gates of lower lock chamber closed. 7:32 Started to fill lower lock chamber. 7:43 Lower lock chamber filled. 7:45 Gates to middle lock opened. 7:47 Ship started into middle lock chamber. 7:55 Ship in place in middle lock chamber. 7:57 Gates to middle lock chamber closed. 8:00 Started to fill upper lock chamber. 8:11 Upper lock chamber full. 8:12 Gates to upper lock chamber opened. , 8:23 Shin in place in upper lock chamber. 8:25 Gates to upper lock chamber closed. 8:39 Upper lock chamber full and gates to Gatun Lake opened. 8:42 Ship towed out of upper lock chamber. 8:48 Ship cast off by towing en- gines and proceeded under own steam. 'Phone 8894 Madison Square TRADE MARK REGISTERED Shane and Scher Ask for our Black & Colored Waists - N°l At BLOOMINGDALES 115-123 WEST 29th STREET NEW YORK The name "Heminway" on a spool of Silk means Satisfaction. M. HEMINWAY & SONS SUBLIME QUALITY SPOOL SILK Sold by the best stores for the past sixty-five years. Ask for it without hesitation. 242 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 2400 Waring av 2500 Mace av 2600 Bushnell 2700 Allerton 2800 Bartow av Albany av 2900 Arnow av 3000 Adee av E 222d 3100 Hammersley 3200 Burke av 3300 Givan av 3400 Fowler av 3500 Boston rd 3600 Needham Schieffelin's Lane 3701 Crawford Eden ter. PALMER Blvd, fr Eastchester rd, at Gun Hill rd, E, E to Willow. PARK, fr E 149th, bet Eagle & Trinity avs, N to Westchester av. PARK, fr 36 Cen- tre, E to Mott. 30 Centre 42 Pearl 58 Missiona pi 84 Baxter Worth 98 Mulberry 112 Mott PARK Av., con- tinuation of 4th av fr E 34th, N Pelham av, the Borough the Bronx. E 34th to in of 1 18 37 47 65 79 99 115 35th 36th 37th 38th 39th 40th 41st GRAND CEN- TRAL DEPOT, E. 45th. E 48th 49th 50th 51st 52d 53d 54th 55th 300 320 340 360 380 400 420 E E E E E E E 440 E 56th 460 E 57th 480 500 520 540 560 580 600 640 660 680 700 720 740 760 780 800 820 840 860 880 900 920 940 960 980 1000 1 "2" 1040 1060 1080 1100 1120 1140 1160 1180 1200 1220 1240 1260 12S0 1300 1320 1340 1360 1380 1400 1420 1440 1460 1480 1500 152 1540 1560 1580 1600 1620 1640 1660 1680 1700 1720 1740 1760 1780 E 58th E 59th E 60th E 61st E 62d E 63d 65th 66th 67th 68 th 69th 70th 71st E 72d E' 73d E 74th E 75th 76th 77th 78th 79 th 80th 81st 82d 83d 84th 85 th 86 th 87th 88th 89 th E 9 0th 91st 92d 93d 94th 95 th E 96th E 97th E 98th E 99th 100th 101st 102d 103d 104th 105 th 106th E 107th E 108th E 109th E 110th E 111th E 112th E 113th E 114th E 115th E 116th E 117th 118th 119th 120th 121st 122d 123d 1800 E 124th 1820 E 125th 1840 E 126th 1860 E 127th 1880 E 128th 1900 E 129th 1920 E 130th 1940 E 131st 1960 E 132d 1980 E 133d 2000 E 134th E 135th Continued in the Borough of the Bronx Harlem Riv River av 2458 E 135th Mott av 2548 E 138th 2624 E 140th 2674 Lowell 2730 E 144th E 146th 2810 E 148th 2838 E 149th 2874 E 150th 2904 E 151st 2934 E 152d 2962 E 153d 2990 E 154th 3016 E 155th E 156th E 157th Morris av E 158th E 159th E 160th E 161st E 162d E 163d 3291 Clay av E 164th 3340 E 165th Brook av 3386 E 186th 3420 Gouverneur Pi E 167th E 168th 3590 E 169th 3668 Morris pi 3690 E 170th 3792 E 171st 584 8 Wendover av E 172d E 173d 4030 E 174th 4071 Ittner pi E 175th E 176th 4196 Tremont av 4264 E 178th 4297 Alden pi 4310 E 179th 3034 3070 3098 3124 3154 3184 3237 3261 3446 3516 391& 3972 4100 4154 4380 E 186th 4404 E 181st 4484 E 182d 4540 E 183d 4562 E 184th 4588 E 185th 4620 E 186th 4662 E 187th 4696 E 188th 4742 3d av 4749 E 189th 4789 Webster av Pelham av PARK PL, fr 237 Broadway, W to North River. 1 Broadway 28 Church-* 56 W Broadway 78 Greenwich 90 Washington 106 West PARK ROW, fr 1 Ann, E to Chatham sq. 1 Ann 34 Beekman ■ Mail 41 Spruce 54 Frankfort 72 Tryon row 89 N William 96 Chambers 107 New Chamb'rs 109 Duane 163 Pearl 166 Baxter 187 Roosevelt 186 Mulberry 215 James 198 Worth 200 Mott 231 New Bowery Chatham sq PARK VIEW PL, fr W 256th, bet Sylvan & Vailes avs, N to Fara- day av. PARK VIEW Ter., fr E 196th at Jerome av, N E to Morris av. PARKSIDE PL, fr Webster av, N of E 2 05th, N to Webster av. PAROLE PL, now that part of E 187th, bet the Concourse & Tiebout av. 243 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. F. JACOBSON & SON o/Vlanufacturers of 580-590 Broadway New York CHARLES F. SIEMONS, Inc. Makers of "THE ALL RIGHT WAIST" "Known Everywhere by Every Woman" 134-140 West 29th Street << A , D; . , , new york Aslz tSloommgdales ADELE WAIST HOUSE, Inc. Headquarters for HIGH CLASS WAISTS 134-140 West 29th Street *< A 1 ni • i i > >> new york tSloomingdales CHARLES F. SIEMONS, Inc. Manufacturers of CHILDREN'S AND JUNIORS' DRESSES Latest Creations — Highest Workmanship — Individuality of Styles 134-140 We- 1 29th Street *< A L Dl - J 1 > >> new york A st? tSloomingdales H. BERGER 'Phone 3165 Audubon Cleaners and Dyers c^VIAIN OFFICE AND WORKS 3535 BROADWAY NEW YORK 244 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. PASCAL PL, fr W 246th at Waldo av, N to W 250th. — W 246th — Waldo av — W 247th — W 250th PATCHIN PI., Ill W 10th PAYNE, fr Edge- water rd, bet Halleck & Bacon, N to Edgewater rd. 1 Edgewater rd 101 Caswell av 201 Ryawa av 301 Viele av Hunt's Pt rd 401 East Bay av 501 E Boulevard 601 Randall av 701 Spofford av Edgewater rd PEARL, fr 14 State, E & N W to Bway. 2 State 2 4 Whitehall 30 Moore 5 2 Broad 66 Coenties slip 73 Coenties alley 105 Hanover sq 106 Old slip 107 William 141 Beaver 121 Hanover 149 Wall 169 Pine 181 Cedar 197 Maiden la 208 Fletcher 221 Piatt 234 Burling slip 235 John 263 Fulton 283 Beekman 309 Ferry 312 Peck slip 340 Dover 348 Franklin sq 351 Frankfort 367 Hague 392 Oak 396 New Bowery 412 New Chamb'rs 421 Rose 426 Madison 447 William 463 Park Row 485 City Hall pi 505 Park 511 Centre Lafayette 533 Elm 555 Broadway PECK SLIP, fr 312 Pearl. E to South. 1 Pearl 19 Water 33 Front 45 South PELHAM, fr 96 Monroe, S to Cherry. PELHAM Av., fr Webster av, opp Fordham rd, E to Bronx River. 400 Webster Rose Hill Park 440 3d av 480 Washington av Emmet 530 Bathgate 550 Lorillard pi 5 70 Hoffman 600 Arthur 620 Hughes av 650 Belmont av 680 Cambrelling av 730 Crotona av S Boulevard Bronx River PELHAM BAY Pk. is located at Pelham Bay in the extreme N E section of the city limits. PELL, fr 18 Bow- ery, W to Mott. 1 Bowery 17 Doyers 33 Mott PENTZ PL, fr St Nicholas Ter, S of W 140th. PEROT, fr Hub ter, N of Kingsbridge ter, E to Sedg- wick av. PERRY, fr 55 Greenwich av, W to N. R. 1 Greenwich (Ashland pi) 18 Waverley pi 58 W 4th 90 Bleecker 110 Hudson 120 Greenwich 148 Washington 176 West PERRY Av., fr 321 Bedford pk blvd, N E to E 211th. 2950 Bedford pk blvd 3000 E 201st 3030 Mosholu parkway Woodlawn rd 3186 E 205th ■ E 206th 3240 E 207th Holt pi 3300 E 209th Reservoir pi 3500 Gun Hill rd E E 211th PIKE, fr 107 Division, S to East River. 2 Division 6 E Broadway 24 Henry 40 Madison 56 Monroe 76 Cherry 78 Water 90 South PINE, fr 106 Broadway, E to East River. 1 Broadway 13 Nassau 45 William 79 Pearl 85 Water 91 Front 99 South PITT, fr 276 Divi- sion, N to E Houston. 1 Division 3 Grand 19 Broome 31 Delancey 79 Rivington 113 Stanton 142 E Houston PL ATT, fr 221 Pearl, W to William. 1 Pearl 23 Gold 41 William PLEASANT Av., fr E 100th, E of 1st av, N to Harlem River. — E 100th — E 101st — E 102d — E 103d — E 104th — E 105th — E 106th (Recommences) 182 E 110th 200 E 111th 220 E 112th 240 E 113th 258 E 114th 270 E 115th 299 E 116th 319 E 117th 337 E 118th 361 E 119th 379 E 120th 399 E 121st 419 E 122d 443 E 123d 463 E 124th Harlem River PONTON Av., fr Walker av, E of Roberts av, N to Wilkinson av. 2600 Walker av 2640 Blondell 2700 Waters 2800 Lang av Roberts av 2900 EVadna Halperin 3000 Buhre av 3050 Laurie av 3100 Morris pk av Wilkinson av POPLAR (Pelham Bay View Pk.), fr Van Cort- landt bet Hem- lock & Maple, N to Leroy. PLIMPTON Av., ! fr 149 E 169th, N to Feather- bed la. 1812 E 169th ■ E 170th Boscobel av E 172d Featherbed la POE Pk. is lo- cated at Kings- bridge rd & E 192d. 245 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. ESTABLISHED 1838 Stephen Sanford & Sons, Inc. Manufacturers ot CARPETS AND RUGS cyWILLS AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK INTEREST TABLES. Showing years in which one dollar Int. Compounded Compounded doubles at simple and compound interest. Rate. Annually. Quarterly. Int. Compounded „ _ _ nn , Rate. Simple Int. Semi-Annually. 1 . . 69 yrs. 241 days . . CO yrs. 8G days 1 . . 100 yrs 69 yrs. 178 days 1 % • . 46 yrs. 203 days . 46 yrs. 108 days ly 2 .. 66 yrs. 243 days .46 yrs. 139 days 2 .35 yrs. 1 day ... 34 yrs. 271 days 2 . . 50 yrs 34 yrs. 303 days 2 y 2 . . 28 yrs. 26 days . . 27 yrs. 273 days 2y 2 .. 40 yrs 27 yrs. 328 days 3 . .23 yrs. 164 days .. 23 yrs. 70 days 3 .. 33 yrs. 122 days . 23 yrs. 101 days 3 y 2 .. 20 yrs. 54 days .. 19 yrs. 325 days 3%.. 28 yrs. 208 days . 19 yrs. 357 days 4 . .17 yrs. 246 days . . 17 yrs. 151 days 4 •• 25 yrs. 17 yrs. 183 days 4 y 2 .. 15 yrs. 273 days .. 15 yrs. 179 days 5 % " 20?S 8 ^ lUS l?dS3 5 --34 yrs. 75 days . 13 yrs. 346 day, 5%" lsVrs 66davs' 12vS'283dtys 5% .. 12 yrs. 344 days 12 yrs. 251 days 6 16™243da?s llyS'^65days 6 • -H yrs. 327 days 11 yrs. 233 days 7 : ! ItySlMdaJs 10jS:"27dSs I 10 yrs. 89 days . 9 yrs. 353 days 8 .. 12 yrs. 183 days . 8 yrs. 305 days 8 .. 9 yrs. 2 days .. 8 yrs. 274 days 9 .. 11 vrs. 41 days . 7 yrs. 319 days 9 .. 8 yrs. 16 days .. 7 yrs. 288 days 10 .. 10 yrs 7 yrs. 38 days 10 .. 7 yrs. 100 days . 7 yrs. 7 days TELEPHONE 5470 JOHN London Guarantee & Accident Company, Ltd. RITES °^ ^ on( ^ on, ^ ng ' an ^ Workmen's Compensation, Elevator, Teams, Automobile Employer's Liability General Accident, Health General Liability Credit, Burglary Workmen's Collective and Boiler INSURANCE EASTERN DEPARTMENT F. J. WALTERS manager 55 John St., New York City 246 Bloomixgpales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. \EW YORK CITY AT A (.LA\( i:. — MANHATTAN VXD THE BRONX. POE pi., fr Cole's pL, bet Kings- bridg-e rd & Bainbridge av, N. POILLOX. fr Wet- more av, N of E 149th. S E to East River. POND PI., fr E 197th, bet Bain- bridge & Mar- ion avs, N to E 19Sth. POND PL, fr the Concourse, S of E 163d. PONTTAC PL. fr Trinity av, N of E 149th to Bobbins av. PON VS. now that part of lSlst, E of Vyse av. POPHAM A v.. fr E 176th. bet Undercliff & Montgomery avs, N & E to Montgomery av. — E 176th — Palisade pi — Montgomery av PORTER, fr East River. N to Edgewater rd. — East River — Edgewater rd — Ryawa av — Viele av — East Bay av — E Boulevard — Edgewater rd POST A v.. fr Dyckman, bet Sherman & Naegle avs, X to Amsterdam av & W 207th. — Dyckman — Academy — Hawthorne — Emerson — Amsterdam av POTTER PL. now called E 240th. POWELL PL, now that part of E 178th, bet Har- lem River & Cedar av. POWERS A v., fr E 141st, bet Cypress & Rob- bins avs, N to St Mary's. — E 141st — E 142d — St Mary's PREBLE, fr East River, X to Edgewater rd. — East River — Caswell av — Ryawa av — Viele av — East Bay av — E Boulevard — Randall av — Edgewater rd PRESCOTT Av.. fr Dvckman, W of Bolton av, N to Spuyten Duyvil Creek. — Dyckman — Bolton av — Crosby pi — Xicholas pi — Emerson — Spuvten Duyvil Creek PRIMROSE, now that part of E 192d. E of Aqueduct av. PRINCE, fr 230 Bowery, W to Macdougal. 1 Bowery 15 Elizabeth 35 Mott Mulberry ."9 Elm 67 Crosby 79 Broadway 91 Mercer 107 Greene 12" Wooster 145 W Broadway 165 Thompson 185 Sullivan 2^5 Macdougal PROSPECT Av.. fr S Boulevard at E 149th. X to E 189th. S Boulevard Fox n. i -± y til Beck iveii} Dawson 74 ^ Leggett XT' 1 C C + 1-, XL. X O 1 11 ^Alarey pi Long wood av Q7fi A A estch ester a v - TP 1 fi 1 V) XL. J. O \J L 11 E 161st 916 E 1 6 2 d Q - o T7" 1 fi O ^ XL/ X O Oil 1018 E 165th Stebbins av XT' 1 fi fi + l-» Hi X D O I 1 1 iji 1 fi ~tVi XL. X D ( U 11 1 974. E 16Sth E 169th 1 Q fi 1 Ereenian X a oi XLl L Ltrl \Jl 1400 Jennings E 170th L I ULUIld rv O (~* vnt An ' ) T^lr N V 1 V'LVlltl IV * > 1 SOS E 175th 1S72 E 176th 19 05 I- 1 v% \ f yyi /^Tl T T\ 1 X all 111VJI1L ±J± 19 3° XL. lolll t: I tr pi i q fin 1 i* u Trem ont av E 178th 2042 E 179th Oakland pi E ISOth E 181st E lS2d Garden 21S8 Grote E lS3d E 189th g 3 o E 187th 22'^ 6 E IS 5th PROSPECT PL. fr Clav av, bet E 174th & E 175th E to Anthony av. PROSPECT PL. fr E 40th, bet 2d & 1st avs, X to E 43d. 1 E 40th 19 E 41st — E 42d 67 E 43d PUNETT, now that part of Walton av, bet E 177th & Burnside av. PUTNAM Av.. fr Reservoir Oval W. X to E 211th. — Reservoir Oval AV — Gun Hill rd — E 211th PUTNAM A A*., fr E 23Sth, W of Albany rd, X to Van Cort- landt Pk S. PUTNAM Av.. W.. fr E 233d, bet Broadway & Albanv rd, X to Van Cortlandt — E 236a — E 234th — E 236th — E 237th — E 23Sth — E 239th — Van Cortlandt pk S QUAIL Av.. now called Katonah av. Q T ARRY Rd.. fr 4378 3d av, X E to Arthur av. — 3d av — Monterey av — E 181st — Lafontaine pi — Oak Tree pi — Arthur av RACHEL La., fr 4 Goerck, E to Mangin. RAE. fr 654 Ger- man pi, E to St Ann's av. RANDALL Av.. fr Truxton at Leg- gett av. E to Bronx River. — Truxton — Craven — Worthen — Tiffany — Casanova — Barretto — Manida — Coster — Faile — ■ Bryant — Longfellow — Hunt's Ft rd 247 Bloomixgdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. PLATES USED IN THE WALTERS PIANOS FROM IRON BRONZF. AND ALUMINUM CASTINGS ESTABLISHED 1868 INCORPORATED 1876 Sfje 3fofm Babenport Company MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE PIANO PLATES QNLY STAMFORD, CONN. PATTERN AND MODEL WORK— WOOD AND METAL HIGH GRADE LIGHT MACHINE CASTING OUR SPECIALTY ELECTRO AND SILVER PLATING JAPANNING & ENAMEL FINISH ALSO SOLE MANUFACTURERS FOR THE WORLD OF THE Combusto Devices Corporation 250 WEST 54th STREET NEW YORK Cable Address Combusto Telephone j ^JJ- I Columbus 248 Blooaiingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. — Whittier — Drake — Halleck — Payne — Bacon — Sacrahong — Farragut — Falconer — Preble — Kane — Bronx River READE, fr 22 Duane, W to North River. ■ Duane 1 City Hall pi 2 Centre 14 Elm 42 Broadway 34 Manhattan pi 82 Church 112 W Broadway 126 Hudson 160 Greenwich 174 Washington 194 West RECTOR, fr 73 Broadway, W to N. R. — Broadway * 5 Trinity ** 1 1 Greenwich * 21 Washington 36 West REN WICK, fr 5 03 Canal, N to Spring. REPUBLICAN Al., fr 36 Reade, N & E to 12 Elm. RESERVOIR Av., bet. Aqueduct & Grand avs, N W to Sedgwick av. RESERAOIR OVAL, E., fr Woodland rd at Van Cortlandt av, E & N to Putnam a v. — ■ Wood law u rd — Holt pi — Reservoir pi — Putnam av RESERVOIR OVAL, fr Wood- lawn rd, opp E 208th, N E & E to Putnam av. — Woodlawn rd — Wayne av — ■ Tryon av — Putnam av RESERVOIR PI., fr Reservoir Oval E, N E to Gun Hill rd. REVIEW PI., fr E 238th, bet. Broadway & Putnam av W, N to Van Cort- landt pk S. — E 23Sth — E 239th — Van Cortlandt pk S REYNOLDS PI., fr Amsterdam av, S of W 181st, W to Broadway. RIDER Av., fr 453 E' 135th, N to E 144th. 164 E 135th 190 E 136th 200 E 137th 250 E 138th 276 E 139th 324 E 140th 366 Lowell 390 E 142d 410 E 144th RIDGE, fr 25 4 Division, N to E Houston. 2 Division 12 Grand 36 Broome 66 Delancey 102 Rivington 138 Stanton 168 E Houston RIDGE PI., fr 366 Mott av, E. RITTER PL, fr 1284 Union av, E" to Prospect av. river, now called Tibbett av. RIVER Av., fr E 144th, W of Gerard av, N to Jerome av. 412 E 144th 466 E 146th 584 E 149th 586 E 150th • E 151st E 153d E 157th 800 E 158th 844 E 161st 934 E 162d E 164th 1034 E 165th McC'lellan 1200 E 167th Jerome av RIVER VIEW Ter., fr E 58th, E of Av A, N to E 59th. RIVER VIEW Ter., now called Cedar av. RIVERDALE Av., fr Spuyten Duy- vil rd, bet W 231st & W 232d, N to City Line. 3024 Spuyten Duyvil rd W 23 2d ■ W 234th Grevstone av W 235th Fieldstone rd W 236th Cambridge av W 238th Oxford av Spuyten Duyvil parkway W 245th W 246th 3426 W 247th W 249th W 25 0th 3672 W 252d Alamo av W 253d W 254th — — Mosholu av 3868 W 255th W 256th 4024 W 259th 4090 W 260th 4158 W 261st W 262d • City Line RIVERDALE La., now called W 253d. RIVERSIDE Av., fr W 72d, bet West End av & 12 th av, N to Manhattan. 2 W- 72d 10 w 73d 20 w 74 th 39 w 76th 49 w 7 7 th 60 w 78 th 74 w 7 9th 78 w 80tfr 86 w 81 st 95 w 82d 109 w 83d 120 w 84 th 129 w 85 th 140 w 86 th 147 w S7th 162 w 88 th 170 ~w 89 th 180 W - 90th 185 w 91st 200 w 92d 210 w 93d 22 w - 94th 230 w 9 5 th 240 w 96th 2 ■> w^ 97th 270 w 99 th 360 w 98th 2 80 w 1 00th 290 w 101st 2 9 6 w 102d 310 w 103d 318 w 104th 33 w 105 th 340 w 1 06th 350 w 107th 354 w 108th 3 7 w 109th 380 w 110th 390 w 111th 400 w 112th 410 w 113th 420 w 114th 430 w 115th 440 w 116th 470 w 119th 480 w 120th 500 w 122d Claremoi 550 W 127th p] W 129th 12th av Manhattan RIVERSIDE Pk., bet Riverside & 12th avs, & W 72d & W 129th. RIVINGTON, fr 213 Bowery, E to E. R. 1 Bowery 17 Chrystie 35 Forsyth 249 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. HENRY G. SMITH STANLEY SMITH (&. TMmbn$n $c do. MAKERS OF INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR EMBROIDERED FLANNELS 387-393 Fourth Ave. at 27th Street New York City TELEPHONE 2973 MADISON SQUARE CALENDAR FOR 1916. s M T W T F S s M T W T F s s M T W T F s JAN. 1 ~ FEB, 1 2 3 4 5 MAR, 1 2 9 4 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 5 6 7 8 i 10 11 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 20 21 '22 23 24 25 26 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 23 30 24 81 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 26 27 28 29 30 31 APRIL 1 may 1 8 2 3 4 5 6 JUNE 1 8 2 3 10 2 S 4 5 6 7 8 7 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 6 7 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 14 35 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 13 19 20 21 2-2 23 24 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 2a 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 30 SEPT, 2 JULY i AUG, 1 2 3 4 5 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 3 4 5 6 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 16 17 IS 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 23 30 24 31 2 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30 31 DEC. 1 2 OCT. 1 3 4 5 e 1 8 2 3 4 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 I NOV, 5 6 7 9 10 11 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 21 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 21 25 20 o- 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 80 31 26 27 28 29 30 31 TEL 3154 STUYVESANT Glaser & Rosenbaum Boy^s & Juvenile Clothes 37 EAST 12th STREET, NEW YORK 250 Bloomingdal.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 49 Eldridge 67 Allen 93 Orchard 97 Ludlow 115 Essex 129 Norfolk 145 Suffolk 161 Clinton 179 Attorney 193 Ridge 267 Columbia 215 Pitt 305 Lewis 289 Cannon 251 Sheriff 231 Willett 321 Coerck 337 Mangin 335 Tompkins 371 East ROBBINS Av., fr 5 Boulevard at E 138th, N to Westchester av S Boulevard 250 E 138th E 139th E 140th 230 E 141st E 142d St Mary's 624 Beck 603 Pontiac pi 680 Pox 548 E 149th 495 Dater 446 Crane , 412 St Joseph 656 Kelly ROCHAMBEAU A v.. fr Bain- bridge av, bet Mosholu pkwy 6 Woodlawn rd N W & N to E 212th. — ■ Bainbridge av — E 206th — Van Cortlandt av — E 208th — E 210th — Cun Hill rd — E 212th ROCK, now called W 259th. ROCKFIELD, now called E 203d. ROCKWOOD, fr Walton av, N of E 172d, E to the Concourse. RODMAN PI., fr 1914 Long-fellow E to West Farms rd. ROGERS PI., fr Dawson bet Stebbins & In- tervale avs, N to Hall pi. — Dawson — Westchester av — Hall pi ROOSEVELT, fr 187 Park Row, S to E. R. 1 Park Row 37 Madison 3 8 New Bowery 59 New Chamb's 71 Oak 78 Batavia 101 Cherry 117 Water 131 Front 137 South ROSA PI., now that part of E 197th bet Bainbridge & Marion avs. ROSE, fr 34 Frnnkfort. N E to Pearl. 1 Frankfort 7 Pearl 40 Duane ROSE, fr 2922 3d av, E to Brook av. — ■ Rd av — Bergen av — Brook av ROSE HILL PI., fr junct Pelham av & Webster av, N to Web- ster av. RUTGERS, fr 26 Canal. S to East River. 2 Canal 4 F Broadway — ■ Henry 3 4 Madison 5 Monroe 62 Cherrv SO Water 82 South RUTGERS Pk., fr Rutgers. RUTGERS PL, Monroe st, fr Jefferson to Clinton. RUTHERFORD PI., fr 224 E 17th. S to E 15th. 1 E 17th 8 E 16th — E 15th RYAWA Av., fr East River at Edgewater rd & Barretto, E to East River. — East River — Edgewater rd RYAN Pk., E 42d bet 1st & 2d avs RYDER'S Al., fr 36 Gold to 70 Fulton. RYER Av., fr 537 Burn side a v, N to 504 Welch. Even Nos. E side 2052 Burnside 2179 E 181st 2215 E 182d 2294 E 183d 2374 E 184th Welch SACRAHONG, fr Edgewater rd, bet Bacon & Farragut, N to Edgewater rd. ST. ANN'S Av.. fr 841 E 132d, N to 3192 3d av. Even Nos. E side 83 E 132d 123 S Boulevard 139 E 133d 165 E 135th 191 E 137th 251 E 138th 2 77 F 139th 326 E 141st 361 E 142d 387 E 143d 413 E 144th 441 E 145th 467 E 146th 493 E 147th 519 E 148th 553 E 149th 630 Westchester av Rae • Carr 742 E 156th 842 John Third av ST. CLEMENT'S Pl„ Macdougal st, fr W Hous- ton to Bleecker. & fr Waverley pi to W 8th. ST. GEORGE'S CRESCENT, fr Ernescliff pi, N AV to 651 Van Cortlandt av. — Cordova pi — Grenada rd — Van Cortlandt av ST. JAMES, now E 190th. ST. JAMES Pk., on Jerome av, N of E 190th. ST. JOHN'S Av., fr Crescent av, N E to Pelham av. 2326 Crescent av 2400 E 187th E 188th E 189th ST. JOHN'S Av., now Hughes a v. ST. JOHN'S La., fr 9 Beach, N to Laight. 1 Beach 9 York 15 Laight ST. JOSEPH'S, fr 412 Robbins av, E to Wetmore av. 1001 Concord av Robbins av S Boulevard Wales av Wetmore av ST. LUKE'S PL, Leroy st, fr 63 to 69. ST. MARK'S PL. E 8th st, fr 17 3d av, E to Av A_ 251 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. CONSTANTINOPLE NEW YORK A. & M. KARAGHEUSIAN ORIENTAL AND DOMESTIC I Carpets MILLS AT FREEHOLD, N. J. 'Phone 9679 Mad. Sq. &rt Co. 1 A. L lit y A. V L/ Ls l< ft MAKER OF 225 FIFTH AVENUE New York g>tlfe petticoats T)ICTURES and 109-115 WEST 26th STREET -L FRAMES NEW YORK SOL BASHWITZ Telephone Connection AL. H. COHEN JULIUS BASHWITZ DAVID EDELSTEIN BASHWITZ BROS. & CO. Men's and Young Men's Worsted Suits Exclusively 693, 695, 697 BROADWAY :: :: :: :: :: :: NEW YORK CORNER 4TH STREET 252 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 1 3d av 37 2d av 83 1st av 127 Av A ST. MARY'S, fr St Ann's av, opp E 143d, E to S Boulevard. ST. MARY'S Pk., bet St Mary's & E 149th & Rob- bins & St Ann's avs. ST. NICHOLAS A v., fr Lenox av & W 110th, N W to Amster- dam av & W 161st. W 110th 20 Lenox av — W 111th . w 112th 54 W 113th 72 W 114th W 115th 7th aV 121 W 116th W 117th 158 W 118th 174 W 119th 199 W 120th 218 W 121st 222 8th av 237 W'122d AV 123d Manhattan av W 124th 25 8 276 336 Vv 354 TV W 125th W 126th 127th 128th 370 W 129th 400 W 130th 456 W I W 4 490 Vv 496 TV 622 133d 134th 135th 136th Edgecomb W 137th W 141st 694 W 145th 775 W 149th 796 W 150th 751 V\ r 148th 738 W 147th 714 W 146th St Nicholas pi 808 W 151st Convent av 838 W 152d 856 W 153d 881 W 154th 889 W 155th 920 W 156th 957 W 158th 970 W 159th W 160th — — Svlvester W 161st Amsterdam av ST. NICHOLAS PI., fr 792 VV 149th. N to 400 TV 155th. — W 149th 11 W 150th 21 W 151st 41 W 152d 61 W 153d — W 154th — TV 155th ST. NICHOLAS Ter., fr TV 127th & St Nicholas av, N to TV 140th. — TV 127th — W 128th — W 129th — TV 130th — TV 136th — AV 137th — TV 139th — Pentz pi — TV 14 0th St. Paul's PI., fr Webster av, bet E 170th & E 171st, E to Fulton av. SAMUEL, now that part of E 180th, E of 3d av. 615 Tiebout av 650 Webster av 700 Vanderbilt av E 736 Washing-ton av 800 3d av 879 Arthur av 962 Camb'ling av 1064 Prospect av S Boulevard 1123 Crotona rarkway 1 205 Dalv av 1 2 36 Vyse av 1305 Bronx SAXON Av., fr Sedgwick av, E of Norman av, N to Van Cort- landt pk S. SCAMMEL, fr 290 E Bway, S to Water. 1 E Broadway 7 Henry 26 Madison 38 Monroe 49 Cherry 58 Water SCRIBNER, now that part of E 210th, E of Webster av. SEAMAN Av.. fr Bolton rd W of Kingsbridge, N to W 222d. — Bolton rd — Academy — Hawthorne — Emerson — Isham — W 218th — W 222d SECOND, fr 321 Bowerv, E to Av D. 1 Bowery 35 2d av 87 1st av 145 Av A 201 Av B 25 8 Av C 29 7 Sheriff 314 Av D SECOND Av., fr 118 E Houston. N to Harlem R. 1 E Houston 19 1st 41 2d 53 E 3d 69 E 4th 87 5th 103 6th 119 7th 135 8th 145 E 9th 151 E 10th 157 Stuyvesant 175 E 11th 191 E 12th 213 E 13th 231 E 14th 236 E 15th E 17th 313 E 18th 327 E 19th 3 4 5 371 3S1 401 441 463 481 501 521 543 563 585 603 623 643 663 685 707 729 747 807 825 843 863 883 901 923 943 963 983 1003 1029 1045 1063 1083 1103 •1125 1143 1161 1183 1201 1215 1241 1261 1275 1313 1327 1347 13S5 1405 1 421 1441 14K3 1481 1501 1523 154 3 1561 1583 1601 1625 1641 E 20th E 21st E 22d E 23d- ! E 25 th E 26th E 27th E 28th E 29th E 30th E 31st E 32d E 33d E 34th-* E 35 th E 36th E 37th E 38th E 39th E 40th E 41st E 42d-* E 43d E 44th E 45th E 46th E 47th E 48th E 49th E 50th-* E 51st E 52d E 53d E 54th E 55th E 56th E 57th-< E 58th E 59th E 60th E 61st E 6 2d E 63d E 64th E 65th- ! E 66th E 67th E 68th 69th 70th 71st 72d 73d 74th 75th- 76 th 77th 78th 79th E 80th E 81st- E 82d E 83d E 84th E 85th 253 Bloomingd ales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. 1 William 41 Gold — W 234th — W 232d — • Biverdale av — W 231st — W 2 30th — - Johnson av — W 227th — Kappock — Balisade av — - Kappock — W 232d — W 236th — W 240th — Balisade av STABLE Ct., fr 376 Bowery, W & N. STAXTOX, fr 2 45 Bow.ery. E to East Biver. 1 Bowery 23 Chrystie 39 Forsyth 59 Eldridge 73 Allen 89 Orchard 103 Ludlow 115 Essex 133 Norfolk 1 "1 Suffolk 1 67 Clinton 187 A ttorney 201 Bidge 221 Bitt (Hamilton Fish Park) 2 39 Willett 2.-5 Sheriff 871 Columbia ^85 Cannon 29 7 Lewis 21 9 Goerck ?39 Alan gin 351 Tompkins - — East Biver STAPLE, fr 169 nuane, N to Harrison. 1 riuane — ■ Jay — Harrison STATE, fr 48 Whitehall to Broadway. 1 Whitehall ' ° "Pparl 23 Bridge 30 Bowling gr — Battery nk SI' * tioX PI., fr Bronx Biver. S of F 210th. N to Gun Hill rd. SPEXCER PI.. W 4th, bet Chris- topher & W 10th. SPOFFORD Av., fr Longwood av opp Truxton, E to Bronx Biver. — Longwocd av — Tiffany — ■ Casanova — Barretto — Manida — ■ Coster — Faile — Hunt's Bt rd — Bryant — Longfellow — Whittier — Brake — Hallock — Bayne — Bacon — Sacrahong — Edgewater rd — Bronx Biver SPRIXG, fr 188 Bowery. W to North Biver. 1 Bowerv 2 2 Elizabeth 27 Mott 45 Mulberry 61 Marion 64 Elm-** 77 Crosby SPI YTEX Dl'Y- A IL Parkway, fr Kappock, bet Fairfield & In- dependence avs, X E & E to Fieldston rd. 2703 Kanpock E 227th E 230th 1 2856 E 231st E 232d 2934 Fairfield av — E 235th E 236th Blackstone av Arlington av Netherland av Johnson av Von Hum- boldt av Faraday av Fieldston rd SPI YTEX DTJY- VIL Rd., fr Tibbett av, bet W 24 0th & W 241st, S & W & N to Balisade av. — Tibbett av — W 240th — W 2 38th — XV 236th 259 Bloomtngdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. HENRY GLASS & GO. COMPLETE STOCK OF Manufacturers and Importers LINENS AND WHITE GOODS ftxtth leautg WvlMb FOR CHILDREN 44-46-48 WHITE ST. NEW YORK SHAPELY BRASSIERES IN OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT TelepSone 275 M >rningside I. DA VEGA, Jr. 125 WEST 125th STREET AGENTS FOR FORD AUTOMOBILES ( RUNABOUT - - - $440 1915 Models \ touring car - - - .$490 ( TOWN CAR .... $690 INDIAN MOTORCYCLES IVER-JOHNSON BICYCLES 260 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. Bronx River E 210th 3450 Gun Hill rd STEBBINS Av., fr Dawson bet Longwood av & Rogers pi, N to Boston rd. Dawson Dongan 523 Westchester 935 E 163d 1020 E 165th 1094 Prospect av 1142 E 167th 1153 Home 1256 E 169th ■ Lyman pi 1300 Chisholm 1318 Freeman 1318 Bristow 1372 Jennings E 170th Boston rd STEBBINS PI., now called Elliott pi. STEUBEN Av., fr Mosholu pkwy, N of Van Cort- landt av, N to Gun Hill rd. — Mosholu pkwy — E 208th — E 210th — Gun Hill rd STEVENS PI., fr E 187th, bet Tiebout & Marion avs, N to E 189th. STEVENSON Oval, fr Sedg- wick av, N of E 238th, N W & S E to Sedg- wick av. STONE, fr 13 Whitehall, E to William. 2 Whitehall 20 Broad 40 Coenties al — an alley 64 William STI IKER'S La., fr 743 11th av, W. STU YVES ANT, fr 29 3d av, E to 2d av. • 2 3d av 14 E 9th 46 E 10th — 2d av STTJYVESANT Pk., bet Ruth- erford pi & Livingston pi & E 15th and . E 17th. SUBURBAN, now called E 201st. SUBURBAN PI., fr Boston rd, E of E 172d, N to Crotona Pk E. SUFFOLK, fr 202 Division, N to E Houston 1 Division 5 Hester 37 Grand 61 Broome 85 Delancey 117 Rivington 149 Stanton 177 E Houston SULLIVAN, fr 415 Canal, N to W 3d. 1 Canal 21 Grand 44 Watts 55 Broome 93 Spring 129 Prince 165 W Houston 205 Bleecker 239 W 3d SUMMIT, now called E 202d. SUMMIT Av., fr 101 E 161st, N to E 166th. 868 E 161st 934 E 162d 988 E 164th 1054 E 165th E 166th SUTTON PL, Av A fr E 5 7th to E 60th. 1 E 57th 21 E 58th 45 E 59th 65 E 60th SYCAMORE Av., fr Seward'pl, at W 247th, N to W 254th. — Seward pi — W 247th — W 248th — W 249th — W 25 2d — W 254th SYLVAN Av., fr W 253d, W of Newton av, N to Faraday av. — W 263d — W 254th — W 256th — Faraday av SYLVAN PI., fr 153 E 120th, N to E 121st. SYLVAN Ter., fr Jumel ter, N W 160th, W to St Nicholas av. TAPPEN, now called E 195th. TAYLOR Av., now that part of Prospect av, N of Grote. TEASDALE PI., fr 960 Boston rd, E to Trinity av. — Boston rd — ■ Cauldwell av — Trinity av TEE TAW Av., fr E 188th, E of Sedgwick av, N to Kings- bridge rd. — E 188th — E 189th — E 190th — Kingsbridge rd TELLER Av., fr Park av, at E 162d, N to Morris av. 895 Park av 906 E 162d 934 E 163d 986 E 164th 1034 E 165th 1088 E 166th 1154 E 167th E 168th 1294 E 169th E 170th ■ E 171st College av E 172d Morris av Claremont Pk TEMPLE, fr 88 Liberty, S to Thames. TENTH Av., fr 542 West, N to W 59th. 1 West 7 Bloomfield 19 Little W 12th 35 W 13th 57 W 14th 79 W 15th 95 W 16th 111 W 17th 128 W 18th 144 W 19th 167 W 20th 181 W 21st 199 W 22d 219 W 23d 235 W 24th 25.5 W 25th 273 W 26th 295 W 27th 311 W 28th 327 W 29th 343 W 30th 366 W 31st 377 W 32d 411 W 33d 427 W 34th 449 W 35th 467 W 36th 483 W 37th 499 W 38th 519 W 39th 533 W 40th 555 W 41st 573 W 42d 591 W 43d 607 W 44th 631 W 45th 651 W 46th 667 W 47th W 48th 710 W 49th 735 W 50th 751 W 51st 769 W 52d 787 W 53d 813 W 54th 829 W 55th 849 W 56th 863 W 57th 889 W 58th W 59th TERRACE PL, now Park. TERRACE VIEW Av., fr Broad- wav N W 224th, W & N & E to Broadway. 261 Bloomixgdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Telephone j $° \ Harlem Ru « Dc ^ 2657 HarIcm CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED, WASHED, REPAIRED, ALTERED RE-LAID OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO NEW AND DURABLE RUGS OILCLOTH MATS FOR KITCHEN AND BATHROOM GRASS MATS FOR DECORATIONS American Rug and Radical Carpet Cleaning (Corp.) 412 EAST 125th STREET, NEW YORK Aiinif iFrtrkr's HOUSE AND KITCHEN CLOTHS €J Scrub Cloths for Cleaning Flcors. Dish Cloths sanitary for Dishwashing. €7 Dust Cloths lor Furniture. Q Kitchen and Pantry Towels in checks or with inscriptions. ALWAYS ON SALE IN Bloomingdales' Housefurnishing Department. BLACKSTONE Sydney M, Schwartz & Co, 12-14 and 16 East 22nd Street NEW YORK Ladies' Collars Ladies' Neckwear 262 Bloom ixcn \lks' Year Rook and Diary for 1915. \EW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. — Broadway — Jacobus — Leyden — Jansen — Kingsbridge av — Broadway THAMES, fr 111 Broadway, W to Greenwich. 1 Broadway 3 Temple 11 Trinity pi 29 Greenwich THEATRE Al„ fr in Ann, N to Beekman. THIRD, fr 345 Bowerv, E to East River. 1 Bowery 33 2d av 99 1st av 145 Av A 199 Av B 259 Av C 329 Av D 356 Manhattan 370 Lewis 394 Goerck East River THIRD Av., con- tinuation of & fr 395 Bowery, N to Pelham av in the Borough of the Bronx. Mkt. 6th 1 7th Astor pi St Mark's pi Stuyvesant 19 29 28 45 63 83 103 123 9th- E 10th E 11th E 12th E 13th E 14th- 145 E 15th 165 E 16th 185 E 17th 203 223 243 261 18th- 19th 20th 21st E E E E 281 E 22d 299 E 23d E E E 319 337 355 373 291 411 429 24th 25 th 26th 27th 28th-* 29 th 30th 449 467 48/ 505 523 54i 557 57 7 597 617 635 657 679 699 710 739 755 773 793 813 835 857 875 895 913 933 951 969 989 1009 1029 1047 1069 1089 1109 1129 1163 1185 1201 1229 1245 1265 1289 1309 1329 1349 1371 1389 1409 1433 1451 1469 1487 1505 1525 1545 1565 1583 1599 1643 1659 1677 1693 1709 31st 32d E 33d E 34th- E 35th E 36th E 37th E 38th E 39th E 40th E 41st E 42d-* E 43d E 44th 45th 46th 47th- s 48th 49th 50th 51st 52d 53d 54th 55 th 56 th 57th 58th 59th- ! 60th 61st E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E 6 2d E 63d E 64th E 65th E 66th E 67th- E 68th E 69th E 70th E 71st p] 72d E 73d E 7 4th E 75th 76th- = 77th 7Sth 79th 80th 81st E 82d 83d 84th- 85 th S6th 87th E 88th E 89th- E 90th E 9 2d E 93d E 94th E 9 nth E 96th 1749 E 97th 1765 E 98th 1781 E 99th-* 1799 E 100th 1815 E 101st 1843 E 102d 1861 E 103d 1881 E 104th 1897 E 105th 1923 E 106th-* 1939 E 107th 1965 E lOSth 1981 E 109th 2001 E 110th 2027 E 111th 2039 E 112th 2063 E 113th 2079 E 114th 2103 E 115th 2123 E 116th-* 2141 E 117th 2161 E 118th 2181 E 119th 2199 E 120th 2217 E 121st 2241 E 122d 2261 E 123d 2281 E 124th 2297 E 125th-* 2319 E 126th 2339 E 127th 2359 E 128th 1380 E 129th-* 2396 E 130th-* Harlem Riv. Continued in the Borough of the Bronx. Harlem Riv 2410 S Boulevard 2428 E 134th 2460 E 135th 2484 E 136th 2516 E 137th Lincoln av 2550 E 138th 255 7 Morris av 2564 E 139th 2596 E 140th 2620 E 141st 2645 Lowell 2652 E 152d 2662 Alexander av 2686 E 143d 2706 E 144th 2728 E 145th 2756 E 146th 2773 Courtlandt 2780 E 147th 2810 E 148th Willis av-* 2844 E 149th-** Melrose av 2870 Westchester 2865 E 150th 2901 E 151st 2922 Rose 2937 E lu2d 2945 Elton av 2969 E 153d 29 70 Grove 2991 E 154th 3015 E 155th 3037 E 156th 3067 E 157th 3097 E 158th 3123 E 159th 3137 Washington av 3151 Brook av 3168 St Ann's av 3189 E 161st 3201 E 162d 3233 E 163d 3265 Boston rd 3287 E 164th 3339 7 165th 3368 Franklin av 3387 E 166th 3410 Spring pi 3455 E 167th 3521 E 168th 3595 E 169th 3701 E 170th 3731 St Paul's pi 3720 Crotona pk S 3790 E 171st 3840 Wendover av 3920 E 172d 3972 E 173d 4030 E 174th Fairmont av 4109 E 175th 4177 E 176th 4191 Tremont av -' 2 5 9 E 178th 4321 E 179th 4374 E 180th 4378 Quarry rd 4441 E 181st 4468 E 182d 4529 E 183d Kingsbridge rd Lorillard pi Bathgate av Bassford av E 186th E 187th E 188th Park av E 189th Pelham av THIRTEENTH Av., fr 3S6 W 11th, N to foot W 25th. 1 W 11th 8 Bank 263 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Jerome H. Remick & Company MUSIC PUBLISHERS NEW YORK DETROIT CHICAGO RETAIL BRANCHES IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES IN UNITED STATES AND CANADA SHOW ROOM 4. OFFICE 31-37 WEST 27th STREE1 diaietg Waist (Enmpattji FACTORY 539-541 BROADWAY NEW YORK 264 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. Bethune W 12th 45 Jane 48 Horatio 49 Gansevoort TV Washing- ton Mkt Bloomfleld 90 Little W 12th 98 W 13th W 14th TV 15th W 16th W 17th TV 18th W 19th W 20th W 21st 120 W 22d 140 TV 23d 1£0 TV 24th W 25th THOMAS, fr 317 Broadway, W to Hudson. 1 Broadway 26 Trimble pi 41 Church 73 W Broadway 97 Hudson THOMAS JEF- FERSON PARK bet 1st av & Hudson Rive" & Harlem River & E 111th & E 114th. THOMPSON, fr 395 Canal, N to TV 4th. 2 Canal 20 Grand 48 Broome 82 Spring 118 Prince 160 W Houston (Depau pi) or >4 Bieecker 234 AV 3d 250 W 4th TIB RETT A v., fr Spuyten Duyvil creek, " bet Cor- lear av & Spuy- ten Duyvil rd, N to W 24«tb — Spuyten Duyvil creek — TV 230th — W 231st — W 232d — TV 234th — TV 236th rd N — W 238th — W 240th — W 241st — W 242d — Cayuga av — TV 244th — W 246th TIEBOIT Av., fr 571 TV 180th, N to Ford ham rd. E 180th E 181st 2231 E 182d Ford 2295 E 183d 2365 E 184th 2427 E 187th 2460 E 189th ■ Fordham TIFFANY, fr Edgewater i at "Viele av, to E 169th. Edgewater rd East Bay av E Boulevard Randall av Long-wood av 622 Spofford av Burnet pi Barry 704 Lafayette pi Garrison av TVhitlock av 805 S Boulevard 851 Fox ■ Beck 934 Dongan 1006 Westchester av 1020 E 165th 1066 E 167th Intervale av E 169th TIMPSON PI., fr St Joseph's, E of S Boulevard. N ^ to Whit- lock av. — St Joseph's — E 147th — E 149th — «t John — Whitlock av TILLOTSOT Av., fr 847 Olme to Bronx. TIXTOX Av., fr 934 Westcb ester av, N to E 169th. 754 Westchester av 802 E 158th 840 E 160th 872 E 161st 942 E 163d 1018 E 165th 1088 E 166th 1154 Home 1206 E 168th 1244 E 169th TOMPKINS, fr 606 Grand, N to East River. 1 Grand 11 Broome 29 Delancey 55 Rivington 89 Stanton — E Houston — E 3d — E 4th TOMPKINS Mkt., 3d av, c 6th. TOMPKINS Sq., bet Avs A & B & 7th & E 10th. TOPPING Av., fr Belmont, bet Monroe & Clay avs, N to E 176th. 1638 Belmont 1674 E 173d 1724 E 174th 1800 E 175th ■ E 176th THOMPSON PL, fr St Joseph, E of S Boulevard, to Whitlock TOWER PI., now E 202d. TOWNSEND Av., fr E 170th. bet Jerome & Wal- ton avs, N to E 176th. 1414 E 170th E 171st E 172d Belmont E 174th Clifford E 175th E 176th Pi TRAFALGAR PI., fr 1145 E 175th, N to E 176th. TRAYERS, now called E 198th. TREMONT Av., fr 1820 Aqueduct av, N E & E to Bronx River. Aqueduct av Harrison av Grand av E 177th Grand av Davidson av Jerome av Walton av Morris av ■ Creston av — Buckhout av Concourse E 177th Monroe av 592 Anthony av Ryer av E 176th Carter av Valentine av 680 Webster av 704 Park av 738 Washington av 764 Bathgate av 871 3d av Monterey av 861 Lafontaine av Park 876 Arthur av Hughes av 940 Belmont av 964 Crotona av 994 Clinton av 1026 Prospect av 1063 Mapes av 1098 Marmion av 1114 S Boulevard Crotona pk'y 1161 Honeywell 1185 Daly av 1221 Vyse av 1263 Bryant 1317 Boston rd 1349 Bronx. River TRIMBLE PL fr 115 Duane, N to Thomas. TRINITY A v., fr Dater, W of Robbins av, N to E 166th. 512 Date- 548 E 149th Pontias pi Westchester av 265 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND CLUB WORK PRIVATE HOUSE FLAT WORK SOLICITED 539-541 West 56th St. New York Telephone, Columbus 1036 WE SELL G. Klein & Son r s Arttsttr \\ 7ILLOW VV ARE FINE ROSARY BEADS FOR HOME OR OFFICE AND Exclusive Designs (CatltnUr Prayer Itonks in FRUIT AND FLOWER BASKETS IN OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT in housefurnishing dept. bloomingdale's 266 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 742 E 156th 796 E 158th E 160th 872 E 161st 934 E 162d 961 Teasdale pi 991 E 164th 1018 E 165th E 166th TRINITY PI., fr 6 Morris, N to Liberty. 1 Morris 31 Exchange al 53 Rector-* 93 Thames 101 Cedar 115 Liberty TRUXTON, fr E. River, N to Longwood av. — East River ■ — East Bay av — E Boulevard — Leggett av — Randall av — Grinnell pi — Craven , — ■ Worthen ' — Longwood av TRYON Av., fr Reservoir Oval, W, E of Wayne av, N to E 211th. — Reservoir Oval, W — Gun Hill rd — E 211th TRYON Row, fr 1 Centre, E to 72 Park Row. TUDOR PI., fr Walton av, bet McClellan & E 167th, E to the Concourse. TUNNISSEN PI., fr Harlem Riv, N & E to Ter- race View a v. TWELFTH Av., fr ft W 30th, N to W 151st. TYNDALL Av., fr Mosholu av, bet Fie"'dson rd & Liebig av, N to City Line. ' — Mosholu av -^-,W 259th — W 260th — W 261st — W 262d — City Line UNDERCLIFF Av., fr 1394 Sedgwick av, N to Sedgwick av. — Sedgwick av — Undercliff av UNDERCLIFF PL, fr Undercliff av, N of Sedgwick av, E to Aque- duct av. UNION, now that part of E 167th bet Union pi & Anderson av. UNION Av., fr 1349 S Boule- vard, N to Bos- ton rd. 495 S Boulevard 549 E 149th 577 Fox 619 Beck 661 Kelly 707 Dawson 753 E 156th 789 Westchester av 797 E 158th 841 E 160th 873 E 161st 941 E 163d 1019 E 165th 1089 E 166th 1157 Home 1207 E 168th 1251 E 169th 1261 Freeman 1288 Ritter pi Jennings Boston rd UNION Ct., rear 95 University pi UNION Mkt., E Houston, c Columbia. UNION PI., 4th av, fr E 17th to E 19th. 50 E 17th 62 E 18th 76 E 19th UNION PI., fr 1164 Lind av, E to E 167th. UNION Sq., bet Broadway & 4th av & E 14th & E 17th. UNION Sq., E., 4th av, fr E 14th to E' 17th. 2 E 14th 18 E 15th 34 E 16th 48 E 17th UNION Sq., W., Broadway, fr E 14th to E 17th. 1 E 14th 15 E 15th 29 E 16th 41 E 17th UNIVERSITY Pk., fr 29 Waverley p, N to E 14th. 1 Waverley pi 4 Washington mews 19 E 8th 33 E 9th 59 E 10th 77 E 11th 95 Union ct 99 E 12th 115 E 13th 127 E 14th YALE, now that part of E 162d Joet Jerome & Gerard avs. VALENTINE Av., fr Burnside av, at 179th, N E to 204th. Burnside av 2012 E 179th 2093 E 180th 2161 E 191st 2230 E 182d 2294 E 183d 2374 E 184th 2426 E 187th 2460 E 189th Fordham rd E 192d Kingsbridge rd 2652 E 194th 2752 E 196th 2856 E 198th 2922 E 199th 2952 E 200th E E 201st 202d E 203d E 204th VALLES Av., fr W 254th, bet Sylvan av & Fieldston rd, N to W 256th. VALLEY PI., now called Plymp- ton av. VAN CORLEAR PL, E., fr Jaco- bus pi, N E to Wicker pi. VA N CORLEAR PL, E., fr Jaco- bus pi, E to Kingsbridge av. VAN CORLEAR PL, W., fr Ja- cobus pi, N E to Wicker pi. VAN CORT- LANDT Av., fr Van Cortlandt pk S at Albany rd, S E & E to Woodlawn rd. — Van Cortlandt pk S — Albany rd — ■ Bailey av ■ — ■ Sedgwick av — Gouverneur av * * * * * — Jerome av — Villa av — ■ Concourse — St George's Crescent — Mosholu pkwy — Rochambeau av — Woodlawn rd VAN CORT- LANDT Pk., l et Van Cortlandt pk S & Gun Hill rd, on the S to city limits on the N and Jerome av & Mt Vernon av on the E to Broadway on the W. VAN CORT- LANDT Pk., S., fr Broadway, onp W 240th. E to Mosholu parkway. 267 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. For Toilet and Bath Sulphur is remarkably beneficial— A great purifier. GLENN'S SULPHUR^ SOAP Contains 30% Pure Sulphur A prompt relief for dandruff, pimples, red- ness, eruptions. Jit all Druggists. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye Black or Brown, 50c. Telephone Connection Established 1860 Henry Haas & Son MANUFACTURERS OF PIANO & IANO LAYER HARDWARE 1909 PARK AVENUE Corner 130th Street NEW YORK Telephone, Spring 1114 Loeb & Allmayer MANUFACTURERS OF PAPERo AND cTWETAL EDGE BOXES • 81-83-85 CROSBY ST. NEAR SPRING ST. NEW YORK 268 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN VXD THE BROW, — Broadway — Review pi — Putnam av, TV — Putnam av, E — Albany rd — Van Cortlandt av — Bailey av — Gouverneur av — Norman av — Saxon av — Mosholu pkwy Y AND AM, fr 13 Maedougal, W to Greenwich. 2 Maedougal 4 4 Varick 74 Hudson 100 Greenwich VAXDERBILT Av., fr 27 E 42d, N to E 45th. 2 E 42d 10 E 43d •— E 44th — E 45th YAXDE WATER, fr 54 Frankfort. E to Pearl. VAN NEST PI., Charles, fr W 4th to Bleecker VAN HOESEX. fr Saratoga av, at Newport av, N W to Bronx & Pelham pkwy VAN NEST, fr E ISOth at Van Nest av, N to Adams. VAN NEST A v., fr Walker av, at E ISOth, E to Eastches- ter rd. Walker — — E 180th 5 00 Adams 524 Van Buren 550 Melville 5 74 Taylor av 600 Garfield ■ Filmore Unionport rd fi74 Victor 700 White Pis rd 724 Cruger av 750 Holland 774 Wallace 800 Barnes av ^2 4 Matthews 900 Bear Swamp rd 924 Radcliffe 950 Bogart av 974 Colden av 1000 Paulding 1024 Tillotson 1050 Haight av 1074 Home av 1100 Lurting 1120 Monroe av 1140 Williams- bridge rd 1160 Yates av 11S0 Hering av 1200 Tenbroeck 1230 Newport 1260 Elberon Morris pk av Eastchester rd VARIAN, now called E 210th. VARIAN A v., fr Bassett av, N, bet Wright & Harper avs, N W to Conner. 2200 Bassett av. N 2300 Stillwell 2400 Waring av 2500 Mace av 2600 Bushnell 2700 Allerton 2800 Bartow E 222d 2900 Arnow av 3000 Adee av 3100 Hammersley Meadow 3200 Burke av Acorn av 3300 Given av Walnut Chestnut av Cedar 3400 Fowler av Reed's Mill la 35 01 Hellers av 3601 Boston rd Eden ter Conner VARICK, fr 130 Franklin, N to Carmine. 2 Franklin 12 North Moore 24 Beach 5,8 Laight 70 Canal 71 Vestry 78 Grand 9 2 Watts 10S Broome 122 Dominick 136 Spring 154 Vandam 172 Charlton 188 King 204 W Houston 205 Downing 225 Clarkson 230 Carmine VARICK PI., Sul- livan, bet Sherman and VERMILYE Av., fr Dyckman, bet Sherman av & Broadway, N to Isham. VESEY, fr Broad- way (opp 222d) W to North R. 2 Broadway 30 Church 66 W Broadway 70 Greenwich 86 Washington 110 West VESTRY', fr 42S Canal, W to North River. 2 Canal 1 Varick 26 Hudson 50 Hudson 50 Greenwich 80 Washington 110 West VERNON Pkwy., fr 4th (Wash- ingtonville), bet Furman av & Bvron av, N E to Cran- ford av. VERNON Pkwy., E., fr Vernon parkway, S. at Baychester av, N to Cranford av. VERNON Pkwy., N., fr Vernon parkway, bet Merriwold pi & Cranford av, E to Vernon pkwy, E. VERNON Pkwy.. S., fr 4th at Vernon pkwy, E to Vernon pkwy, E. VICKERY La., now called Ba3 r . VICTOR, fr Unionport rd, at Van Nest av, N to Rhine- lander av. YIELE Av., fr East River, at Edgewater rd & Tiffany, E to Bronx River. East River Edgewater rd Tiffany 1221 Casanover 1241 Barretto 1261 Manida 1301 Faile 1321 Bryant av 1341 Longfellow 1361 Whittier 13S1 Drake 1401 Halleck 1421 Payne Hunt's Pt rd 1440 Bacon 1460 Sacrahong 14S0 Farragut 15 00 Falconer 1520 Preble 1540 Kane 15 60 Porter 15 SO Dahlgren 1600 Edgewater rd Bronx River VILLA Av.. fr 101 Bedford Park blvd, N to Van Cortlandt av. 3040 E 200th 3112 E 204th 3150 E 205th Van Cort- landt av Vine, fr Bartow av bet Bay- chester and De Reimer avs. N to Troy av. VINEYARD PL. fr E 175th. bet Marion av and Waterloo pi, N to E 176th. 269 Bloomingdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Save our Table! J-M Asbestos Table Covers and Mats Made of Asbestos. Absolutely heatproof. Positive protection of table tops from hot dishes. One repolishing costs more than a table cover. Don't delay. Get one now. H. W. Johns -Manville Co. Madison Ave., and 41st St., New York On saie at BLOOMING DALE BROS. Licensed Manufacturers of the KtBSFIT I KLQSFIT PETTICOAT \ Arlington Skirt M'fg Company COLORED PETTICOATS 119 to 125 W. 25th St. New York Hold-on CJutch For Scarf Pins and Brooches 14 Kt. Gold Plate Superior to all others PRICE 50 CENTS Design Pat. Sept. 28, "09 1. It holds — The harder you pull the tighter it holds. 2. Torelease-Raisetheclutch and pull the ball. 3. All one piece — No parts to lose. 21 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLAXCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. VIERO Av., fr E 233d, bet K;i- tonah and Web- ster avs, N to City Line. YIRGINIA A v., fr Ludlow av, oet White Plains id and Pugsley av, N to Westches- ter av. 1000 Ludlow av 1030 Chatterton 1060 Blaekrook 1100 Watson 1130 Haverland 1160 Powell av 1250 Gleason 1230 Ellis av 1260 Newbold Westcbester av YON HUMBOLDT Av., fr Spuyten Duyvil parkway bet Faraday & Riverdale avs, N to City Line. 4500 Spuyten Duyvil parkwa v 2601 W 246th 2701 W 247th 4901 W 249th 5001 W 250th 5201 Alamo av 5 301 W 253d 5401 W 254th 5400 Mosholu av 5600 W 256th 5900 W 159th 6000 W 260th 6100 W 261st 6200 W 262d VREELAND Av., fr Bowne, bet Balcom & Graff avs, N to Apple- ton av. VYSE Av., fr West Farms rd, at E 167th, N to E 182d. 1140 West Fms rd 1220 Home 1300 Freeman 1460 Jennings 1560 E 172d 1660 E 173d 1760 E 174th 1884 Boston rd 1960 Tremont av, E 1996 E 178th 2060 E 179th 2100 E 180th 2130 E 181st 2130 E 182d WA D S WORTH Av., fr W 173d & Broadway, N to St Nicholas av. 1 W 173d 15 Broadway W 175th W 178th W 179th W 180th ■ W 181st 192 W 183d W 184th W 185th 275 W 187th 294 W 188th W 189th W 190th W 191st • W 192d W 193d St Nicholas av WAKEFIEI D Sq., on Bronxwood av, bet E 221st & E 223d. WALDO Av., fr W 236th, at Greystone av, N to Fieldston rd. 3600 W 236th Greystone 3800 W 238th Dash's lane 4200 W 242d Cayuga av 2401 W 244th 4501 W 245th 4601 W 246th Pascal pi Barney 5001 W 250th Seminole 5201 W 252d Fieldston rd WALDORF PI., now called Ferncliff pi. WALES A v., fr S Boulevard at junction of E 141st, N to Westchester av. H Bou le vard 32S E 141st 358 E 142d 376 St Mary's 412 E 144th 442 E 145th 498 E 147th 552 E 149th 581 E 150th 623 E 151st 659 E 152d E 155th Westchester av WALKER, fr 135 AY Broadway, E to Canal 1 Broadway 29 Church 69 Broadway 77 Cortlandt al 93 Lafavette 109 Centre 125 Baxter 126 Canal WALKER Av., fr E' 177th, at Devoe av, E to AVestchester ck. 1100 Devoe av 1150 Berrian av Watson la 1200 Morris pk av Appley av • Van Nest — E 180th 1740 Rosedale Adams 1760 Common- wealth av Van Buren 1780 St Lawrence Melville Beach av 1820 Taylor av 1840 Thieriot ■ Garfield 1860 Leland av 1880 White Pis id 1900 TJnionport rd 2S00 Protectory Bear Swamp rd 2400 Castle Hill ■ Colden 2430 Lvvere 2460 Seddon ■ TiHetson Haight av 2500 St Peter's Forest av Lurting Eastchester rd 2600 Benson 2700 St Raymond ■ AVilliams- bridge rd 2800 Frisby av Lane av ; Westchester Westchester creek WALL, fr 86 Broadway, E to East River. 1 Broadway 7 New 2 Nassau 21 Broad 51 William 5 7 Hanover 75 Pearl 88 Water 104 Front 120 South W ALL PI., fr E 233d, bet Gunther & Wickham avs, E of Bruner av. WALLACE Av., fr Baker av, bet Holland & Barnes avs, N W & N to S Oak Drive. 1650 Baker av 1700 Van Nest 1800 Morris pk av 1900 Rhinelander av ■ Bear Swamp rd 2000 Neil av 2070 Bradv av 214 Lydig av 2200 Pelham pkwy N 2300 Astor av 2400 Waring av 25 00 Mace av ■ Boston rd °Q00 Arnow av 2700 Allerton 3000 Adee av 3100 Burke av S Oak drive WALNUT CPel- ham View Pk), fr Leroy, opp Union, N W to Gunther. WALNUT, now called Belmont. 271 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY Barrett, Nephews & Co., OLD STATEN ISLAND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT Executive Offices: 334 Canal Street, New York NEW YORK 34 Stores PHILADELPHIA 1223 Chestnut St. BOSTON 39 West St BALTIMORE 222 N. Howard St. Over 1000 Agents Everything for the wardrobe or home dyed or cleaned, including ladies' and men's goods of every description, — portieres, draperies, rugs, carpets, crashes, blankets, lace curtains, etc., etc. Goods called for and delivered. Orders received and executed through 'phone. — Received and forwarded by parcel post. Bloomingdale Bros, Handle SECO ILKS COMPANY^ VANISHING CREAM Pond's Extract Company's Vanishing Cream Keeps the skin soft and smooth. Absolutely Greaseless 272 Bloomixgdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. WALNUT Av., fr East River, bet Willow & Lo- cust avs, N to E 141st. 1 East River E 129th 41 E 130th 61 E 131st 83 E 133d 123 E 133d 139 E 134th 165 E 135th 191 E 136th 221 E 137th 251 E 138th 285 E 139th 301 E 140th 321 E 141st WMAIT Av., (Eastchester), fr Wright av, bet Burke & Givan avs, N to Dyre av. WALTER, now that part of Watson bet White Plains rd & Virginia av. WALTON Av., fr E 138th, bet Mott av & Ex- terior, to Ford- ham rd, E. 250 E 138th 334 Cheever pi 412 E 144th 466 E 146th 548 E 149th 586 E 150th E 151st Franz Sigel pk 720 E 153d 780 E 157th 830 E 158th 851 E 159th 89q E 161st 911 E 162d 1001 E 164th 1050 E 165th 1098 E 166th 1150 McClellan Tudor pi 1210 E 167th 1264 E 16Sth 1290 E 169th 1320 Clarke pi 1350 Marcy pi 1374 Elliott pi 1400 E 170th 1450 E 171st 1500 1530 1560 1600 1650 1701 17 31 1851 1877 1901 1967 2001 2051 2151 2171 2231 2 295 E 172d Rockwood Hakkstone Belmont E 174th Clifford pi E 175th E 176th Mt Hope pi E 177th Tremont av, E E 179th Burnside E E 181st Cameron E lS2d E 183d E 184th Fordham E LV Pi rd, WARD Av., fr Bronx River av. bet Chanute Genner avs, N to Bronx River av. 600 Bronx R. av 700 Seward av S00 Lafayette 900 Storv av 1000 Ludlow 1100 Watson 1200 Westchester 1301 Randolph 1401 Beacon av Bronx R. av WARREN, fr 259 Broadway. W to North River. 2 Broadway 32 Church 62 W Broadway 96 Greenwich 100 V 2 Bishop's la 106 Washington 128 West WARREN A v.. now called RappocK. WARRING A v.. fr Bronx Park F. bet Thwaites pi & Mace av, E to Hutchinson av. 600 Bronx pk. E 650 Barker av 674 Olinville 700 White PI", rd ■ Boston rd 724 Cruger av 750 774 800 824 900 924 950 1000 1050 1100 1124 1150 1200 1224 1250 1274 1300 1324 1350 1400 1424 1450 1500 1540 1574 1600 1624 1650 1700 1724 1750 1800 1824 1856 1S74 1900 1924 1951 2001 2 025 2051 2 075 2101 2125 2151 2175 Holland Wallace Barnes av Matthews Bronxwood av Radcliffe Colden av Paulding Wmsbridge rd Laconia Yates av Hering av Tenbroeck Pearsall Throop av Bouck av Wilson av Young av Fish av Seymour Morgan av Fenton av Eastchester rd Woodhull Mickle av Westervelt Kingsland Tiemann Lodovick Delanoy Gunther Wickham Bruner av Demeyer Vance Ely av Grace av Edson av Baychester av De Reimer Palmer av Heller av Hunter av Wright av Varian av Harper av Hutchinson av WASHINGTON (Unionport), now called Purdy. WASHINGTON (Van Nest Pk), now that part of White Plains rd, bet L'nion- port rd & Neil av. WASHINGTON, fr 6 Battery pi, N to 14th. 1 Battery pi 39 Morris 97 Rector 121 Carlisle 131 Albany 145 Cedar 153 Liberty 169 Cortlandt 179 Dey 191 Fulton 205 Vesey 221 Barclay 239 Park pi 255 Murray 271 Warren 285 Chambers 299 Reade 305 Duane 319 Jay 333 Harrison 347 Franklin 363 North Moore 377 Beach 393 Hubert 411 Laight 423 Vestry 439 Desbrosscs 453 Watts 475 Canal 495 Spring 530 Charlton 54S King 5 66 W Houston 580 Clarkson 598 Leroy 614 Morton 6:: 2 Barrow 638 Christopher 664 W 10th 6,n2 Charles 692 Charles la 700 Perry 71 S W 11th 732 Bank 754 Bethune 768 W 12th 782 Jane 800 Horatio 816 Gansevoort S34 Little W 12th ■ 13th 14th WASHINGTON A!., fr 5th av to University pi. WASHINGTON A v., fr E 159 th at 3d av, N to Pelham av. 825 E 159th 273 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Telephone Orchard j Greater New York Bedding Co. 39 and 40 East Street New York The Four Most Reliable Alarm Clocks are those made by the well known NEW HAVEN CLOCK CO. and called Tattoo, Tattoo Alarm Jr., Lark Alarm and 8 Day Automatic Alarm TATTOO INTERMITTENT. It has 4 V 2 inch seamless brass case, nickle plate finish, knurled front, 4 inch bell metal gong on back. It is 6V4 inches high, 4V^ inches wide; has a 4 inch dial. One day movement; alarm rings intermittently every 20 seconds for 15 minutes. It is fitted with "alarm and silent" switch. "Connorized MUSIC ROLLS Produce better results on your player piano BECAUSE THEY ARE c^rtistically" cArranged THEY ARE Correctly Cut THEY ARE Guaranteed to Always Track 274 Bloomixgdales* Year Book and Diary for 1915. \EW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MWHA I T v\ AND THE BRONX. S26 3d av S57 E 160th SS9 E 161st ■ E 162d 92 Brooks av ■ Elton av 937 E 163d 9S7 E 164th 1010 Weiher Ct 1041 E 165th 10S9 E 166th Gouverneur Pi 1160 E 167th 1224 E 16Sth 1294 E 169th 1400 E 170th 1440 St Paul's pi 1512 E 171st 1570 Wendover 161S E 172d 1676 E 173d 1734 E 174th 1S10 E 175th 1S66 E 176th 1914 Tremont av. E 1956 E 17Sth 2020 E 179th 2102 E ISOth 2130 E lSlst 2186 Fletcher 1230 E lS2d 2290 E lS3d 2324 E lS4th 2350 E lS5th E lS6th 2401 3d av E lS7th 2437 E 188th 24S1 E lS9th 2509 Pelham av WASHINGTON Av. (Penny- field), fr S of Morgan av, bet Pennyfield av & Stevens pi, X. WASHINGTON Av. (Westches- ter), now called Rowland. WASHINGTON Market. Fulton & West. WASHINGTON Mews, fr 15th av, E to Uni- versity t>l. WASHINGTON PI., fr 713 Broadway. W to Grove. 2 Broadway 6 Mercer 16 Greene 36 Washington sq 62 Macdougal 90 6th av 134 Barrow W 4th 143 Grove WASHINGTON Sq., E.. fr 43 W 4th. X to Wa- verley pi. WASHINGTON Sq., X., Waver- ley pi, fr 29 to WASHINGTOX Sq.. S.. W 4th, fr 54 to 126. WASHINGTON Sq., W.. Mac- dougal, fr 143 to 165. WASHINGTON Ter.. fr W lS6th bet Amsterdam & Audubon avs. WATER, fr 41 Whitehall, E to East River. 1 Whitehall 5 Moore 21 Broad 39 Coenties si 49 Cuyler's al 73 Old slip 93 Gouverneur la 113 Wall 133 Pine 139 De Peyster 152 Maiden la 158 Fletcher 1 EH) Burling si 200 Fulton 222 Beekman 25 S Peck si 2 7^ Dover 360 James 378 Oliver 396 Catharine si 432 Market 470 Pike 514 Rutgers 534 Jefferson 564 Clinton 620 Gouverneur si 630 Scammel 6S4 Jackson Corlears 450 East WATERLOO PI.. fr E 175th, bet Vineyard pi & Trafalgar pi, N to E 176th. WATERS A v., fr Appleton av, Westchester, X W to McAl- pine av. 1230 Appleton 12.4 Zulette av 1300 Westcnester 1330 Fink av 1360 Ponton av 14 01 Roberts 1425 Halperin 1451 Brockett 14.5 Chesborough McAlpine WATSON Av., fr Bronx River, bet Westchester & Ludlow avs, E to Westches- ter creek. 1420 Bronx R. av 1440 Close av 1460 Damis av 14S0 Fenfell av 1500 Wheeler Watson's la 1520 Elder's av 15 40 Genner av 1560 Ward av 15S0 Chanute 1600 Craighill 1620 Morrison 1640 Harrod Clasoivs Pt rd 1660 Metcalf av 16S0 Fetley av 1700 Cross av 1720 Xoble av 1740 Rosedale 1760 Common- wealth 17S0 St Lawrence 1S00 Beach av 1S20 Taylor av 1S40 Thieriot I860 Leland 1SS0 Underhill 1900~White Pis rd 1921 Virginia av 2001 Pugsley 2101 Olmstead 2201 Castle Hill E 177th 2301 Havemeyer av German Odd Fellows' Home 2401 Zerega av AYATSON Av. (Pelham Bay Park), now that part of Ham- mersley av, bet Eastchester rd & E 222d. WATSON La., fr Watson av at Elder av. X & X E to Walker av. WATTS. : W Broadway. W to Xorth R. 2 W Broadway IS Thompson 72 Varick 108 Hudson 116 Canal 124 Greenwich 142 Washington 162 West WAVERLEY PL, fr 727 Bway, W & X to Bank. 1 Broadway 9 Mercer 23 Greene 29 University pi 36 Washington sq E Washington sq X 57 Fifth av S9 Macdougal 133 6th av 141 Gay 16S Grove 170 Christopher 184 W 10th 204 Charles 220 Perrv 231 W lith 251 Bank WAYNE Av.. fr E 220th, E of Woodlawn rd, X W & X to E 211th. Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Befriend Yourself With Books WHEN a man loves books he has in him that which consoles under many sor- rows and strengthens in many trials. Such a love keeps him at home and makes his time pass pleasantly. And when a man has a book by his own fire-side he must indeed be a churl if he is not at peace with the world. THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO. Wholesale Dealers in the books of all publishers 33-37 East 1 7th Street: Union Square North - New York TELEPHONE 475 MELROSE The Mapes Piano String Company Manufacturers of Covered Piano Strings 618-620 E. 134th St., New York City Capacity 150,000 Sets a Year 276 Bloomixgdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE HRONX. WEBB At., fr W 188th, E of Sedgwick av, N to W 194th. WEBER'S La., now called W 232d. WEBSTER Av., fr E 165th at Brook av, N 1 City Line. 1038 E 165th 1098 E 166th 1160 E 167th 1224 E 168th 1314 E 1 6 9 tli 135S Anna pi 1400 E 170th 1418 St Paul's pi City Line 1506 E 171st 1570 "Wend over City Line Belmont 1674 E 173d 1732 E 174th 1754 Ittner pi 1S0S E 175th 1860 E 176th 1900 T r e m o n t a v E 1968 E 178th Alden pi 2020 E 179th 2102 E 180th 2130 E 181st 2230 E 182d Ford 2290 E 183d 2324 E 184th 2400 E 187th 2458 E 188th 24S8 Welch 2532 Fordham rd E Pelham av Fordham sq 2600 E 193d 2630 E 194th 2694 E 195th 2766 E 197th 2806 E 198th 2838 Oliver pi 2862 E 199th 2950 Bedford pk blvd Depot sq S Derot sq"X E 201st 3030 Mosholu parkway 3060 E 202d E 203d 3500 4201 4251 4271 4291 Woodlawn E 205th Farksicie pi E 207th Parkside pi E 209th E 210th Gun Hill rd E E 211th Woodlawn Cemetery E 233d E 234tn E 235th E 236th rd WEEHAAVKEX, fr 304 W 10th, S to Christopher WEEKS A v., fr 261 Belmont, N to E 176th. WEIHER Ct., fr 1010 Washing- ton av, E to 3d av. A.ELCH, fr 2488 Webster, E to Park av. WELLESLEY, now called E 196th. WELLINGTON Av., fr West- chester av, opp Glover, E to Commerce av. WELLMAN Av., fr Appleton av. bet Maitland & Zulette avs, E to Bradford av. WENDOYER Av„ fr 1570 Webster av, E to Fulton av. ^00 Webster av Brook av 440 Park av 4b>0 Washington av Bathgate av 3d av Fulton av Crotona pk WEN M AN Av. (23d Ward), now called Eastern Boulevard. WEST, fr 12 Baitery pi, N to 10th av. 1 Battery pi 2S Morris 56 Rector 7 6 Carlisle S6 Albany 93 Cedar 102 Libertv 112 Cortlandt 122 Dey 130 Fulton Mkt at Vesey 147 Barclay 158 Park pi 167 Murray 176 Warren 1S5 Chambers 186 Reade 189 Duane 197 Jay 206 Harrison 215 Franklin 225 North Moore 233 Beach 246 Hubert 255 Laight 263 Vestry 271 Desbrosses 2 80 Watts 293 Canal Spring 321 Charlton 331 King 342 W Houston 352 Clarkson 361 Leroy 370 Morton 3 53 Barrow 387 Christopher 395 W 10th 404 Charles 410 Charles la 415 Perry 425 W 11th 441 Bank 465 Bethune 485 W 12th 5 01 Jane 517 Horatio 533 Gansevoort 542 10th ay WEST, fr 214 Crotona pkwy, E to Honeywell av. W. BROADWAY, fr 66 Vesev, X to W 4th. 2 Vesev 14 Barclav 32 Park pi 52 Murray 72 Warren 92 Chambers 107 Reade 124 Duane 147 Thomas 163 Worth 185 Leonard 205 Franklin 229 White 234 North Moore 248 Beach 253 Walker 277 Lispenard 280 York 296 Canal 334 Grand 366 Watts 363 Broome 399 Spring 439 Prince 483 W Houston 519 Bleecker 563 W 3d 577 W 4th WEST END A v., fr 601 W 59th, X to W 107th. 2 W 59th 16 w 60th 34 w 61st 54 w 62d w 63d w 64th w 65 th w 66th 54 w 67th 174 w 68th 198 w 69th 117 w 70th 239 w 71st 259 w 72d 279 w 73d 298 w 74th 319 w 75 th 337 w 76th 357 w 77th 379 w 78th 393 w 79th 414 80th 439 w 81st 457 w S2d 473 w 83d 498 w 84th 519 w 85 th 539 w 86th 559 w 87th 578 w 88th 598 w S9th 619 w 90 th 638 w 91st 658 w 92d 678 w 93d 714 w 95 th 698 w 94 th 277 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. The Wringer for the Home UNIVERSAL" Warranted three years for family use. Plain bearings and steel ball bearings. Exposed Cog Wheels. Plain Steel Ball Size of Bearings Bearings Roll No. 340 No. 360 i0xl 3 4in. No. 341 No. 361 ) lxl%in. The American Wringer Co. NEW YORK CITY o Clinton Safety Pins for Infants' Use. Damascus Safety Pins -Steel for Dress Use. Sovran Toilet Pins for All Uses. At Our Notion Counter Lehman Carriage and Auto Heaters 'THE BRASS END LINE" The oldest and only reliable Heat- er on the market. Keep warm twelve hours without at- tention. LEHMAN COAL THE BEST FUEL TO USE IN HEATERS LEHMAN BROS., Manufacturers 10 BOND ST., N. Y. 278 Bloom ingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 738 W 96th 758 W 97th 780 W 98th 804 W 99th 822 W 100th 838 W 101st 858 W 1023 878 W 103d 898 W 104th 918 W 105th 935 W 106th Broadway 955 W 107th WEST FARMS Rd., fr West- chester av, at Hoe av, N E to Boston rd. Westchester av 1080 Hoe av 1120 E 167th Vyse av 1200 Bryant av Home 1250 Long-fellow av 1300 Freeman 1350 Boone av Edgewater rd 1461 Jennings 1561 E 172d 1661 E 173d 1761 E 174th 1871 E 176th 1915 Rodman pi Boston rd W. HOUSTON, fr 609 Broadway, W to N. R. 2 Broadway 18 Mercer 38 Greene 60 Wooster 82 W Broadway 196 Thompson 128 Sullivan 148 Macdougal 176 Hancock 177 Congress ISO Bedford 235 Varick 273 Hudson 311 Greenwich 32 7 Washington 349 West W. VARIAN Av., now called W 234th. W. WASHING- TON Mkt., W.. bet Gansevoort & Bloomfield. AV. 3d, fr 681 Broadway, W to 6th av. 2 Broadway 6 Mercer 24 Greene 40 Wooster 60 W Broadway 76 Thompson 92 Sullivan 114 Macdougal 142 6th av AV. 4th, fr 697 Broadway, W to W 13th. 1 Broadway 11 Mercer 31 Greene 43 Washington sq 52 Wooster Washington sq 70 W Broadway 9 Thompson 100 Sullivan 126 Macdougal 154 6th av 158 Cornelia 174 Jones 192 Barrow Washington Pi 204 Grove 214 Christopher Spencer pi 231 AV 10th 249 Charles 2 63 Ferry 281 W 11th 299 Bank 319 W 12th 331 Jane ?33 8th av 338 Horatio 3^6 nnnsevoort 349 W 13th AA\ Sth. fr 8 5th nv. W to 6th av. 2 5th av 30 Macdougal 52 Clinton ct 62 6th av W. V,t**. fr 22 5th av W to 6th av. 1 5th av 75 6th av W. 10t«». fr 32 5 th av, W to N; R. 1 5th av 71 6th av 111 Fatchen pi 126 Greenwich 152 Waverley pi 182 4th av 214 BleecRer 252 Hudson 262 Greenwich av 280 Washington 304 Weehawken 307 West W. 11th, fr 46 5th av, AV to N. R. 1 5th av 7 7 6th av 167 7th av 162 Greenwich av 214 Waverley pi 252 W 4th 286 Bleecker 300 Hudson 314 Greenwich 342 Washington 374 West W. 12th, fr 58 5th av. W to N. R. 1 5th av S3 6th av 1 75 7th av 229 Greenwich av 281 AV 4th 293 8th av 309 Hudson 329 Greenwich 371 Washington 401 West AV. 13th, fr 70 5 th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 69 6th av 161 7th av 253 Greenwich av 8th av 308 AV 4th Gansevoort 337 Hudson 9th av Washington 455 10th av AV. 14th, fr 82 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 65 6th av 153 7th av 263 Sth av 357 Hudson 9th av , AVashington 460 10th av 11th av AV. 15th, fr 96 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 62 6th av 160 7th av 262 8th av 372 9th av 428 10th av 11th av AY. 16th, fr 103 5th av, AV to N. R. 1 5th av 57 6th av 161 7th av 267 8th av 363 9th av 459 10th av - 11th av \V. 17th, fr 116 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 63 6th av 163 7th av 275 8th av 363 9th av 461 10th av — - 11th av AA r . 18th, fr 12 8 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 60 6th av 170 7th av 224 W 18th st pi 260 Sth av 370 9th av 464 10th av — 11th av AV. 18th St. PI., rear 224 W 18th. AV. ISth, fr 140 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 69 6th av 167 7th av 277 8th av 869 9th av 461 10th av 11th av AA\ 20th, fr 152 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 64 6th av 162 7th av £58 Sth av ?62 9th av 466 10th av 11th av AV. 21st, fr 162 r»th av, AV to N. R. 279 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. LOEWENSTEIN BROTHERS IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS Rufflings and Veilings 79-83 Fifth Avenue, New York Gus Lurie & Co. (INC.) We endorse and recommend to our patrons 1200 BROADWAY Corner 29th Street New York "Bettergrade Clothes" Lurie Maid {Ask for "999" Blue Serge Suit) Dresses For Boys and Children Manufactured for us by For Sale at A. SHERWIN & BRO., Bloomingdales' 715-17-19 BROADWAY NEW YORK COHN BROWN CO B MANUFACTURERS OF OYS' CLOTHE Young Men's Trousers & OYS' KNICKERBOCKER s 715, 717 & 719 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 280 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEAV YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 1 5th av 67 6th av 169 7th av 263 8th av 361 9th av 473 10th av 11th av W. 22d, fr 170 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 63 6th av 167 7th av 279 8th av 367 9th av 398 10th av 559 11th av W. 23d, fr 186 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 74 6th av 174 7th av 268 8th av 368 9th av London ter 470 10th av 11th av 13th av W. 24th, fr 1099 Broadwav, W to N. R. 1 Broadway 63 6th av 165 7th av 265 8th av 365 9th av 463 10th av 559 11th av 13th av W. 25th, fr 118 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av Broadwav 60 6th av 168 7th av 282 8th av 364 9th av 464 10th av 11th av 13th av AV. 26th, fr 214 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av Broadwav 64 6th av 162 7th av 266 8th av 364 Vr-ankiin 365 9th av 469 10th av 55 7 11th av 13th av W. 27th, fr 2? 2 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 13 Broadway 56 6th av 166 7th av 260 8th av 368 9th av 460 10th av 556 11th av 13th av AV. 28th, fr 246 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 16 Broadway 5 6 6th av 162 7th av 262 8th av 360 9th av 460 10th av 11th av 13th av W. 29th, fr 26 4 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 19 Broadway 51 6th av 133 Pacific pi 169 7th av 263 8th av Lamartine pi 361 9th av 451 10th av 563 11th av 13th av W. 30th, fr 2 80 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 41 Broadwav 61 6th av 157 7th av 267 8th av 367 9th av 10th av 569 11th av 13th av W. 31st, fr 298 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 40 Broadway 58 6th av 162 7th av 282 8th av 370 9th av 460 10th av 11th av W. 32*1, fr 316 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 52% Broadway 56 6th av 171 7th av 265 8th av 377 9th av 469 10th av 11th av W. 33d, fr : i 5 th av, W lO N. R. 1 5th av 21 Astor ct 65 Broadway 142 Dunham pi 161 7th av 271 8th av 372 9th av 468 10th av 563 11th av W. 34th, fr 350 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 16 Astor ct 62 Broadway 164 7th av 270 8th av 365 9th av 469 10th av 575 11th av 12th av \V. 35th, fr T70 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 73 6th av 76 Broadwav 168 7th av 268 8th av 380 9th av 466 10th av 556 11th av — 12th av AV. 36th, fr TS8 5th av, AV to N. R. 1 5th av 71 6th av 113 Broadway 165 7th av 277 8th av 369 9th av 453 10th av 568 11th av 12th av AV. 37th, fr 40 4 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 65 6th av 121 Broadway 147 7th av 269 8th av 359 9th av 45 7 10th av ■ 11th av 12th av AV. 38th, fr 4 20 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 74 6th av 116 Broadway 148 7th av 278 8th av 356 9th av 460 10th av 11 tli av 12th av AV. 39th, fr 4S8 5th av, AV to N. R. 2 5th av 70 6th av 128 Broadway 152 7th av 276 8th av 3F.6 9th av 456 10th av 552 11th av Abbatoir pi 12th av AV. 40th, fr 452 5th av, AV to N. R. 2 5th av 74 6th av 128 Broadway 146 7th av 2 72 8th av 358 9th av 462 10th av 558 11th av 12th av \\\ 41st, fr 717 6th av, AV to N. R. 100 6th av 142 Broadway 160 7th av 268 8th av 358 9th av 466 10th av 556 11th av 12th av AV. 42d, fr 500 Rth av, AV to N. R. 281 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. The Evening Mail HENRY L STODDARD President and Editor JOHN C. COOK Treasurer and Business Manager HE phenomenal growth of THE EVENING MAIL during the past few years, proves that there are a great many thousand intelligent people in this community who appreciate a newspaper that is interesting without being sensational — clean, without being ??iawkish. THE EVENING MAIL has many exclusive features that are very popular and en- tertaining. THE EVENING MAIL has a big family of readers. They believe in it — they like its progressive spirit, its relia- ble news and advertising. Join the family ! The Evening Mail 203 Broadway, New York 282 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEAV YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 1 5th av 61 6th av 149 Broadway 153 7th av 270 Sth av 362 9th av 464 10th av 568 11th av 12th av W. 43d, fr 514 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 70 6th av 156 Broadway 276 Sth av 362 9th av 474 10th av 55 8 11th av ■ 12th av W. 44th, fr 528 5th av, W to N. R. 1 Sth av 77 6th av 163 Broadway 261 8th av 35 7 9th av 463 10th av 561 11th av 12th av AV. 45th, fr 544 5th av, W to X. R. 1 5th av 81 6th av 177 Broadway 2 65 8th av 361 9th av 456 10th av 561 11th av 12th av W. 46th, fr 560 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 78 6th av 162 Broadway 262 8th av 370 9th av 460 10th av 560 11th av 12th av W. 47th, fr 576 5th av, W to X. R. 1 5th av 79 6th av 179 7th av 170 Broadway 271 8th av 361 9th av 463 10th av 565 11th av 12th av AY. 48th, fr 592 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 71 6th av 171 % 7th av 179 Broadway 251 8th av 375 9th av 10th av 561 11th av 653 12th av AY. 49th, fr 608 5 th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av 75 6th av 169 7th av 205 Broadway 249 Sth av 367 9th av 467 10th av 555 11th av 649 12th av AV. 50th, fr 624 5th av, W to X. R. 2 5th av 76 6th av 168 7th av Broadway 255 Sth av 371 9th av 459 10th av 568 11th av : 12th av AV. 51st, fr 638 Sth av, W to N. R. 1 Sth av 75 6th av 161 7th av Broadway 255 Sth av 369 9th av 405 10th av 561 11th av 655 12th av AV. 52d, fr 654 5th av, W to N. R. 1 5th av «o 6th av 159 7th av 205 Broadway 273 Sth av 375 9th av 463 10th av 565 11th av 652 12th av AV. 53d, fr 672 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 66 6th av 162 7th av 220 Broadway 268 Sth av 370 9th av 464 10th av 556 11th av AV. 54th, fr 684 5th av W to N. R. 1 5th av 85 6th av 169 7th av 217 Broadway 267 Sth av 359 9th av 457 10 th av 563 11th av 12th av XV. 55th, fr 70 1 5th av W to N. R. 2 5th av 74 6th av 166 7th av Broadway 25 8 8th av 375 9th av 10th av 553 11th av AA~. 56th, fr 718 5th av AV to N. R. 2 5th av 68 6th av 164 7th av 210 Broadway 244 Sth av 356 9th av 456 10th av 554 11th av AV. 57th, fr 740 5th av, W to N. R. 2 5th av 60 6th av 162 7th av 228 Broadway 264 Sth av 368 9th av 460 10th av 564 11th av XV. 58th, fr 75 6 5th av, AV to N. R. 1 Sth av 47 6th av 175 7th av 234 Broadway 246 8th av 370 9th av 468 10th av 560 11th av AA". 59th, fr Grand Circle, AV to N. R. 301 Grand Circle 359 Columbus 354 9th av 10th av Amsterdam av West End av 11th av AA'. 60th, fr 18-55 Broadway, AV to N. R. 1 Broadway 47 Columbus 165 Amsterdam 260 West End av AA". 61st, fr Cen- tral Park West, AV to N. R. 2 Central pk, W Broadway 42 Columbus 160 Amsterdam 254 West End av AA'. 62d, fr 20 Cen- tral Park West, W to X. R. 1 Central pk, W Broadway 61 Columbus 163 Amsterdam 251 West End av AA". 63d. fr Cen- tral Park AVest, W to N. R. 1 Central pk, W 53 Broadway 58 Columbus 1S5 Amsterdam 255 West End av AV. 64th, fr Cen- tra Pk AVest, W to X. R. 2 Central pk, AV Broadway Columbus 180 Amsterdam 260 West End av W. 65th, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to N. R. 283 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. DENTISTRY— Why Experiment? Come here and let us demonstrate what thousands of people consider the BEST dentistry. You will be surprised to learn how easily it may be obtained. We ask no payment in advance; we refute it. You psy only when the work is complete. If, after you have accepted the work, it should prove unsatisfactory, we stand ready to return your money. We make no excessive charges, and give you a written guarantee that bears the indorsement of Bloorrvngdale Brothers covering any dental service we render. No charge for consultation. Dental Office 3rd floor, Dr. TEPPER, Prop. Bloomingdale Bros. Lexington to 3rd Ave 59th to 60th St. Telephone 4846 Madison Square JWtlureb ?SearMee JUutftratmg Co. 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KOHLMEIER, Hardware ICE TOOLS AND SPECIALTIES FOR THE ICE TRADE 1011 Third Avenue, Corner 60th Street New York 284 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 1 Central pk, W 43 Columbus Broadway 175 Amsterdam 258 West End av W. 66th, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to N. R. 1 Central pk, W 67 Columbus Broadway 165 Amsterdam 251 West End av W. 67th, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to N. R. 2 Central pk, W 64 Columbus 104 Broadway 149 Amsterdam 265 West End av W. 68th, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to N. R. 1 Central pk, W 77 Columbus 121 Broadway 159 Amsterdam 262 West End av W. 69th, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to N. R. 1 Central pk, W 67 Columbus 145 Broadway 178 Amsterdam 267 West End av W. 70th, fr 99 Central Park West, W to N. R. 1 Central pk, W 67 Columbus 157 Broadway Amsterdam 287 West End av W. 71st, fr 109 Central Pk W, W to N. R. 1 Central pk, W 75 Columbus Broadway Amsterdam 283 West End av W. 72d, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to N. R. 2 Central pk, W 58 Columbus 176 Amsterdam 200 Broadway 268 West End av 311 Riverside 12th av W. 73d, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to River- side av. 2 Central pk, W 48 Columbus 174 Amsterdam 2 00 Broadway 280 West End av Riverside W. 74th, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 61 Columbus 169 Amsterdam 211 Broadway 259 West End av 325 Riverside W. 75th, fr 150 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 57 Columbus 181 Amsterdam 213 Broadway 259 West End av 331 Riverside W. 76th. fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 59 Columbus Broadway 255 West End av 337 Riverside W. 77th, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to River- side av. 2 Central pk, W Manhattan pk 66 Columbus 172 Amsterdam 233 Broadway 274 West End av 343 Riverside W. 78th, fr Co- lumbus av, W to Riverside av. 100 Columbus 170 Amsterdam 228 Broadway 264 West End av 339 Riverside W. 79th, fr Co- lumbus av, W to Riverside av. 101 Columbus 191 Amsterdam Broadway 271 West End av Riverside W. 80th, fr Co- lumbus av, W to Riverside av. 101 Columbus 187 Amsterdam 24 3 Broadway 257 West End av 325 Riverside W. 81st, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W Manhattan pk 81 Columbus Broadway 271 West End av 320 Riverside AV. 82d, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 63 Columbus 201 Amsterdam 221 Broadway 267 West End av 331 Riverside W. 83d, fr 229 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 73 Columbus 201 Amsterdam 231 Broadway 269 West End av 341 Riverside W. 84th, fr 2 39 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 57 Columbus 163 Amsterdam 239 Broadway 281 West End av 349 Riverside W. 85th, fr 249 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 2 Central pk, W 78 Columbus 172 Amsterdam 214 Broadway 282 West End av ■ Riverside W. 86th, fr Cen- tral Pk West. W to N. R. 1 Central pk, W 61 Columbus 176 Amsterdam ■ Broadway 282 West End av 353 Riverside 12th av W. 87th, fr 270 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 67 Columbus 183 Amsterdam 213 Broadway 284 West End av 376 Riverside W. 88th, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to River- side av. 2 Central pk, AV 72 Columbus 182 Amsterdam 212 Broadway 270 West End av 376 Riverside W. 89th, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to River- side av. 1 Central r>k, W 79 Columbus 179 Amsterdam Broadway 278 West End av 344 Riverside XV. 90th, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to River- side av. 2 Central pk, W 82 Columbus 184 Amsterdam ■ Broadwav West End av 324 Riverside W. 91st, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to River- side av. 285 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Compagnie Morana 184 Fifth Avenue NEW YORK 286 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 1 Central pk, W 65 Columbus 167 Amsterdam Broadway West End av Riverside W. 92d, fr 320 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 79 Columbus 169 Amsterdam Broadway ' 298 West End av Riverside W. 93d, fr 330 Central Pk W. to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 69 Columbus 179 Amsterdam Broadway 272 West End av Riverside W. 04th, fr 339 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 2 Central pk, W 84 Columbus 180 Amsterdam Broadway 276 West End av Riverside AV. 95th, fr 35 Central Pk W. W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 77 Columbus 177 Amsterdam Broadway 272 West End av Riverside W. 96th, fr 360 Central Pk W, W to N. R. 2 Central pk, W 74 Columbus 174 Amsterdam 230 Broadway 272 West End av Riverside W. 97th, fr Cen- tral Park W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 71 Columbus I 183 Amsterdam 231 Broadway 259 West End av Riverside W. 98th, fr 379 Central Pk W, AV to River- side av. 1 Central pk, AV 75 Colrmbrs 175 Amsterdam Broadway 261 West End av Riverside W. J)9th, fr Cen- tral Park W, W to River-, side av. 1 Central pk, W 73 Columbus 183 Amsterdam Broadway 263 West End av — — Riverside W. 100th, fr Cen- tral Park W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W . Manhattan av 75 Columbus 189 Amsterdam 219 Broadway <>-q West End av 339 Riverside W. 101st, fr 409 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 21 Manhattan av 76 Columbus 190 Amsterdam Broadway 246 West End av Riverside W. 102d, fr Cen- tral Pk West, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 19 Manhattan av 81 Columbus 1 81 Amsterdam Broadway 256 West End av Riverside W. 103d, fr 43 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 16 Manhattan av 98 Columbus 156 Amsterdam Broadway 253 West End av 327 Riverside W. 104th, fr 139 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 37 Manhattan av 85 Columbus 169 Amsterdam 223 Broadway 259 West End av 325 Riverside W. 103th, fr Cen- tral Park W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W 45 Manhattan av 82 Columbus 176 Amsterdam 241 Broadway 258 West End av Riverside W. 106th, fr Cen- tral Park, AV, AV to River- side av. 2 Central pk, W 44 Manhattan av 72 Columbus 160 Amsterdam ?5 2 Broadway West End av 338 Riverside W. 107th, fr 469 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W Manhattan av Columbus 175 Amsterdam 2 49 Broadway ■ West End av 328 Riverside W. 108th, fr 447 Central Pk W, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W Manhattan av Columbus 196 Amsterdam Broadway 332 Riverside w. looth, fr Cen- tral Park \V, W to River- side av. 1 Central pk, W Manhattan av Columbus 174 Amsterdam 255 Broadway Riveiside W. 110th (Cathe- dral Parkway), fr 5 th av, W to Riverside av. 1 5th av — - St Nicholas av Lenox av 7th av Central pk, AV 8th av ■ Manhattan av Columbus Morningside av E Morningside Pk Morningside av W Amsterdam 547 Broadway Riverside W. 111th, fr 1318 5th av, W to Riverside av. 1 5th av 57 Lenox av St Nicholas av I 57 7th av 8th av — Manhattan av Morningside av E Morningside Pk Morningside av W Amsterdam Broadway Riverside W. 112t5i, fr 1334 5th av, W to Riverside av. 1 5th av 57 Lenox av 105 St Nicholas av 141 7th av 265 8th av 329 Manhattan av Morningside av E Morningside Pk 287 Bloomingdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Telephone, Greenpoint 1476 Established 1873 A. KREAMER Manufacturer of Extra Heavy Planished Tin and Copper Wares RUSSIA IRON, GALVANIZED IRON AND JAPANNED WARES The full line of these goods is always on sale at Bloomingdale Bros. Office and Factory: Kent Avenue, Corner South Third Street BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN NEW YORK CITY 288 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Dia'ry for 1§15. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLAXCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. Morningside av W Amsterdam av 5 5 ii Broadway Riverside W. 113th, fr 1358 5th av, W to Riverside av. 2 5th av 8S Lenox av St Nicholas av 14G 7th av 282 8th av 328 Manhattan av Morningside av E Morningside pk Morningside av W Amsterdam av Broadway Riverside YV. 114th, fr 1374 5 th av, W to Riverside av. 1 5th av 71 Lenox av 127 St Nicholas av 145 7th av 281 8th av 317 Manhattan av 351 Morningside av E ■ Morningside Pk Morningside av W Amsterdam av — — Broadway Riverside \Y. 115th, fr 1390 5th av, W to Riverside av. 1 5th av 85 Lenox av — - St Nicholas av 7th av 2S2 8th av 326 Manhattan av 361 Morningside av E Morningside Pk Morningside av W Amsterdam av Broadway Riverside W. 116th, fr 1416 5 th av, W to Riverside av. 2 5th av 72 Lenox av 166 7th av — St Nicholas av 261 8th av 321 Manhattan av 375 Morningside av E Morningside Pk — — Morningside av W Amsterdam av Broadway — Claremont — — Riverside YY. 117th, fr 1422 5th av, W to Amsterdam a v. 1 5th av 65 Lenox av 157 7th av 203 St Nicholas av 281 8th av 317 Manhattan av ::71 Morningside av E Morningside Pk Morningside av W 135 Amsterdam av YV. 118th, fr 155 I 5 th av, W to Amsterdam av. 1 5th av 85 Lenox av 7th av 206 St Nicholas av 2 82 8th av 322 Manhattan a\ 37U Morningside av E Morningside Pk Morningside av W Amsterdam av YY. 119th, fr 1474 5th av, W to Amsterdam av. 2 5th av 86 Lenox av 160 7th av 214 St Nicholas av 281 8th av 317 Manhattan av 371 Morningside av E Morningside Pk Morningside av W Amsterdam av Broadway Claremont Riverside YV. 120th, fr 1500 5 th av, W to Riverside av. 2 5th av 1 Mt Morris pk W 84 Lenox av 160 7th av 245 St Nicholas av 2 82 8th av 317 Manhattan av 371 Morningside av E Morningside Pk Morningside av W Amsterdam av Broadway Claremont Riverside \V. 121st, fr 10 Mt. Morris Park W, W to Bway. 1 Mt Morris Pk W 21 Lenox av 163 7th av 273 St Nicholas av 8th av 317 Manhattan av 364 Morningside av E Morningside Pk Morningside av AV Amsterdam av Broadway \Y. 122d, fr 18 Mt Morris Park YV, W to Riverside av. 4 Mt Morris Pk, W 23 Lenox av 169 7th av 279 8th av 300 St Nicholas av 312 Manhattan av 362 Morningside av E Morningside Pk Morningside av W Amsterdam av ■ Broadway ■ Claremont Riverside \V. 123d, fr 30 Ml. Morris Park, W, W to Broadway. 2 Mt Morris pk, YV 38 Lenox av 170 7th av 27 8th av 312 St Nicholas av Manhattan av 375 Morningside av E Morningside Pk Amsterdam av Broadway YY. 124th, fr 14 74 5th av, W to Broadway. 1 5th av 2 Mt Morris pk, W SO Lenox av 172 7th av 268 8th av 334 St Nicholas av 358 Morningside av E Amsterdam av Broadway YV. 125th, fr 2020 5th av, AV to Claremont av. 1 5th av 83 Lenox av 163 7th av 279 8th av 325 St Nicholas av 383 Morningside av E 413 Manhattan av 457 Amsterdam av 553 Broadway Claremont YV. 126th, fr 2040 5th av, W to Broadway. 1 5th av 81 Lenox av 181 7th av 275 8th av 327 St Nicholas av 375 Morningside av 4 05 Lawrence (Recommence) 501 Amsterdam av Manhattan 563 Broadway 289 tkoOMINGDALEV YEAR BoOK AND DlARY FOR 1915. The Looschen Piano Case Co. High Grade Piano Cases and Cabinet Work Office & Factory: Pater son , N. J. 290 Bloominguai.es' Year Book and Diaky for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. W. 127th, fr 2056 5th av, W to Riverside av. 2 5th av S2 Lenox av 162 7th av 2S6 8th av 314 St Nicholas av St Nicholas ter 376 Morningside av E Convent av Lawrence ( Recommence) Manhattan 599 Broadway Claremont Riverside W. 12Sth, fr 2 076 5 th av. W to Amsterdam av. 1 5th av 87 Lenox av 153 7th av 281 8th av 311 St Nicholas av St Nicholas ter Convent av Amsterdam av W. 129th, fr 2098 5 th av. W to North River. 2 5th av 60 Lenox av 166 7th av 2 70 8th av 312 St Nicholas av St Nicholas ter Convent av — Amsterdam av 533 Old Broadway Lawrence 559 Broadway 621 Manhattan 12th av W. 130th, fr 21 IS 5th av, W to v North River. 1 5th av 75 Lenox av 171 7th av 267 8th av 305 St Nicholas av St Nicholas ter Convent av 49 9 Amsterdam av 523 Old Broadway 5 81 Broadway Manhattan 653 12th av W. 131st, fr 2138 5 th av, W to North River. 1 5th av 77 Lenox av 158 7th av 274 Sth av ( Recommence) Convent av 536 Old Broadway 465 Amsterdam av 540 Broadway 648 12th av W. 132d, fr 215 8 5th av, W to North River. 1 5th av S3 Lenox av 167 7th av 2S3 Sth av (Recommence) Amsterdam av 561 Old Broadway (Recommence) Broadway 12th av W. 133d, fr 217 4 5th av. W to North River. 1 5th av 73 Lenox av 173 7th av 271 Sth av 319 St Nicholas av (Recommence) Convent av Amsterdam av 5 16 Old Broadway Broadway 12th av AY. 134th, fr 219 2 5 th av. W to North River. 2 5th av 92 Lenox av 118 7th av °68 Sth av 320 St Nicholas av (Recommence) Convent av Amsterdam av Broadway 12th av W. 135th, fr 2218 *th av. W to North River. 2 5th av 70 Lenox av 190 7th av 274 Sth av 318 St Nicholas av St Nicholas ter Convent av Amsterdam av Broadway Riverside Dr YV. 136th, fr 2 2 34 5th av, W to North River. 1 5th av Lenox av 189 7th av 273 Sth av 323 S£ Nicholas av Edgecomb av (Recommence) St Nicholas ter Convent av 496 Amsterdam av Broadway Riverside Dr \Y. 137th, fr 2200 5th av. W to North River. 1 5th av Lenox av 1 88 7th av 298 Sth av 324 Edgecomb av St Nicholas av (Recommence) St Nicholas ter — - Convent av Amsterdam av (Recommence) Broadway Riverside Dr AY. 138th, fr 2 2 mi 5 th av, W to North River. 1 5th av — — Len'ox av 7th av 273 Sth av 325 Edgecomb av (Recommence) Convent av Amsterdam av Hamilton pi Broadw T ay Riverside Dr \Y. 139th, fr 2300 5 th av, W to North River. 1 Sth av Lenox av 7th av 2 72 Sth av 324 Edgecomb av St Nicholas av (Recommence) Pentz pi Convent av 467 Amsterdam av Hamilton pi Broadway Riverside Dr W. 140th, fr 232 5th av, W to North River. 1 5th av Lenox av 173 7th av 275 Sth av 324 Edgecomb av (Recommence) St Nicholas ter 466 Amsterdam av 530 Hamilton pi Broadway Riverside Dr \Y. 141st. fr 2340 5 th av, W to North River. 1 5th av Lenox av 174 7th av 2 76 Sth av 324 Edgecomb av St Nicholas av Hamilton ter Convent av Amsterdam av Hamilton pi Broadway Riverside Dr W. 142d, fr 2 360 r>th av. W to North River. 1 5th av Lenox av 7th av •^Q4 Sth av 318 Bradhurst Edgecomb av ( Recommence) -150 Convent av 478 Amsterdam av 502 Hamilton pi Riverside Dr 566 Broadway W. 143<1, fr 2376 5th av, W to North River. 1 5th av 7th av Lenox av °78 Sth av 314 Bradhurst (Recommence) 291 Bloomingdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. MESCO h PRODUCTS HOME MEDICAL BATTERY The most popular medical battery made. Supplied as it is with an equipment sufficient for all domestic purposes, there is a reason for calling it the "Home" for there indeed it will be found useful and effective, as many thousands who have used it can testify. It is furnished in polished oak case with five electrodes, two electrode handles, conducting ends, and book of instructions for home treatment. List No. - p r i C e 2204 Home Medical Battery - $4.00 ELECTRIC IRON Uieful the whole year round, whether in the home where it saves many tiresome steps, or as a desirable and convenient travelling companion. Can be attached to any lamp socket and heats in a few minutes. Nickel plated finish. Made for 100 to 120 and for 220 to 240 volt circuits. 3 lb. Iron, $3.00; 4 lb. Iron, $3.25; 5 lb. Iron, $3.50; 6 lb. Iron, $3.50; 8 lb. Iron, $5.00. State voltage of cuirent when ordering. PREMIER ELECTRIC VIBRATOR Electric Vibrators and the advantages* derived from their use are fairly well undeistood at the present time. The PREMIER ELECTRIC MASSAGE VIBRATOR is reasonable in price and efficient in operation. For use after the bath, after shaving and for general massage it is particularly gratifying. Made in two styles. One is for use on the regular lighting circuits; the other is operated by diy batteries. The Vibrator with applicators, five in number, are enclosed in a neat leatheroid covered plush lined carrying case. Booklet describing the vibrator in detail and giving instructions for use with each outfit. List No. Net Price 2236 Premier Electric Vibrator for 100 to 120 V. Circuit $15.00 2240 Premier Electric Vibrator for 220 to 230 V. Circuit 1 6.00 2237 Premier Electric Vibrator Battery Type - - - 15 00 MANHATTAN ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. New York: 17ParkPlace Chicago : 1 14 South 5th Avenue 1 10 West 42nd Street (Branch) St. Louis: 1 106 Pine Street 127 We*t 125th Street (Branch) San Francisco; 604 Mission Street Factories : Jersey City, N. J Ravenna, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio FOR CURRENT 292 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 451 Convent iiv 477 Amsterdam av Hamilton pi Broadway W. 144th, fr Har- lem River, AV to North River. Harlem River > Lenox av 7th av 270 8th av 316 Bradhurst (Recommence) -111 Hamilton ter 461 Convent av 477 Amsterdam av Hamilton pi Broadway ■ Riverside Dr W. 145th, fr Har- lem River, W to North River. Harlem River Lenox av 7th av 8th av 317 Bradhurst 345 Edgecomb av 355 St Nicholas av 425 Convent av 499 Amsterdam av Broadway Riverside Dr W. 146th, fr Har- lem River, W to North River. Harlem River Lenox av ■ 7 th av 2 75 8th av Bradhurst (Recommence) 4 00 St Nicholas av 126 Convent av 476 Amsterdam av Broadway — - Riverside Dr AY. 147tli, fr Har- lem River, W to North River. Harlem River — — Lenox av 7th av 8th av 309 Bradhurst (Recommence) 401 St Nicholas av 4 41 Convent av 473 Amsterdam av Broadway Riverside Dr W. 148th, fr Har- lem River, W to North River. — '- Harlem River Lenox av 7th av 8th av 309 Bradhurst (Recommence) 400 St Nicholas av 422 Convent av 474 Amsterdam av ■ Broadway Riverside Dr W. 140th, fr 7 70 Lenox av, W to North River. Lenox av 7th av 8th av Bradhurst (Recommence) St Nicholas av Convent av 4 66 Amsterdam av r>66 Broadway Riverside Dr \V. 150th, fr Har- lem River, W to North River. ■ 7th av Macomb's la 8th av Bradhurst St Nicholas pi 401 St Nicholas av 420 Convent av 482 Amsterdam av ■ Broadway Riverside Dr \Y. 151st, fr Har- lem River, W to North River. 7th av Macomb's la 8th av Bradhurst (Recommence^ St Nicholas pi St Nicholas av 418 Convent av 4 66 Amsterdam av 570 Broadway Riverside Dr AY. 152d, fr Har- lem River, W to North River. 7th av Macomb's la 8th av (Recommence) ■ Bradhurst 401 St Nicholas pi St Nicholas av Convent av 481 Amsterdam av 561 Broadway 646 Riverside Dr W. 153d, fr Har- lem River, W to North River. 7th av Macomb's la 8th av Bradhurst (Recommence) 401 St Nicholas pi St Nicholas av 471 Amsterdam av Broadway — - Riverside Dr W. 154th, fr 7th av, W to Am- sterdam av. 7th av Macomb's la 8th av Bradhurst (Recommence) St Nicholas pi St Nicholas av 438 Amsterdam av W. 155th, fr 7th av, W to N. R. — - 7th av Macomb's la 8th av Bradhurst Harlem Driveway St Nicholas pi Edgecombe av St Nicholas av Amsterdam av 5 SI Broadway AY. 156th, fr 921 St Nicholas av, W to Broadway. 424 St Nicholas av Amsterdam av Broadway AA*. 157th, fr Edge- combe rd., W to Audubon pi. Edgecombe rd St Nicholas av Amsterdam av Broadway Riverside Dr Audubon pi AV. 158th, fr 957 St Nicholas av, W to N. R. St Nicholas av — - Amsterdam av 525 Audubon av ■ Broadway Riverside Dr Audubon pi AV. 159 th, fr Edge- combe rd, W to Broadway. Edgecombe rd St Nicholas av 535 Amsterdam av Audubon av Broadway AA'. 160th, fr Edge- combe rd, W to Ft. Washington av. - — — Edgecombe rd Jumel ter St Nicholas av ■ Amsterdam av ■ Audubon av Broadway Ft Washing- ton av AV. 161st, fr 2036 Amsterdam av, AV to Ft Wash- ington av. Amsterdam av Audubon av Broadway ■ Ft Washing- ton av AV. 162d, fr Edge- combe rd, W to Ft. Washington av. Edgecombe rd — — Amsterdam av St Nicholas av ■ Audubon av Broadway Ft AVashing- ton av AV. 163d, fr Edge- combe rd, W to Ft. Washington av. Cross sts. same as AVest 16 2d. AA*. 164th, fr Edge- combe rd, AV to Ft. Washington av. Cross sts. same as AVest 162d. 293 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Are You A Catholic ? If so, you should \cep in touch with Catholic Church affabs. The Catholic News Will greatly assist you in doing this in a most entertaining and in- structive manner. The contents of this paper every week consists of: The Latest Catholic News from All Over the World. News from Rome by our Special Corre- spondent. Editorial Comment of Current Events from a Catholic View- point. THE CATHOLIC NEWS 27 Spruce Street New York City A department containing news and information for members of the League of the Sacred Heart and notes of the So- ciety for the Propagation of the Faith. Special articles on Catholic subjects by well-known and capable writers. A five-minute sermon by Paulist Fathers. Besides a fashion, a woman's and a children's page. Also a serial and three short stories The Catholic News is twenty-nine years old, having been established in 1886 by the present publishers. Our experience and the recommendation of the Hierarchy ind clergy that it is a Model Family Paper assure you of its ability to help you keep in touch with Catholic Church news. This paper is for sale at all news- stands, and costs five (5) cents a copy. A year's subscription costs one dollar (SI) payable in advance. 294 Bloom ingiules' Year Rook and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX- W. 165th, fr Edge- combe rd, W to North River. Edgecombe rd Amsterdam av St Nicholas av Audubon av Broadway Ft Washing- ton av Riverside Dr W. 166th, fr 2138 Amsterdam av, W to Bway. Amsterdam av Audubon av St Nicholas av Broadway W. 167th, fr Edge- combe rd, W ti> St. Nicholas av. Edgecombe id Amsterdam av Audubon av St Nicholas av W. 168th, fr 21 7S Amsterdam av, AV to Ft Wash- ington av. Amsterdam av Audubon av St Nicholas av Broadway Ft Washing- ton av W. 169th, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Riverside Dr. Amsterdam av Audubon av Broadway Ft Washing- ton av Riverside Dr W. 170th, fr Edge- combe rd, W to Buena Vista av Edgecombe av Amsterdam av Audubon av St Nicholas av Broadway Ft Washing- ton av Haven av Riverside Dr Buena Vista W. 171st, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Haven av. Amsterdam av Audubon av St Nicholas av Broadway Haven av W. 172d, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Broadway. Amsterdam av Audubon av St Nicholas av Broadway W. 173d, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Broadway. Amsterdam av Audubon av St Nicholas av Wadsworth Broadway W. 174th, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Bway. Cross streets same as W 173d. W. 175th, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Bway. Cross streets same as W 173d. W. 17r>th, fr Ma- comb's rd, N of Featherbed la, W to Nelson av. W. 176th, fr 1 S T, 1 Jerome av, W to Harlem River. 1 Jerome av 47 Grand av 67 Harrison Macomb's rd 100 Aqueduct 120 Andrews av 140 Montgomery av 161 Popham av ISO Undercliff 200 Sedgwick 220 Commerce W. 177th, fr 1901 Jerome av, W to Harlem River. 1 Jerome av 21 Davidson Tremont av W * * * * * 201 Sedgwick 221 Cedar av W. 17Sth, fr Am- sterdam av, \\ to Northern av. Amsterdam av Audubon av St Nicholas av Wadsworth Broadway Ft Washing- ton av Northern av W. 178th, fr Sedg- wick av, S of Burnside av W, W to Harlem R. 201 Sedgwick av 221 Cedar av W. 179th, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Northern av. Cross sts. same as W 178th. W. 170th, fr An- drews av, N of Burnside av, W, W to Harlem R. 121 Andrews av 171 Loring av Osborne pi 201 Sedgwick av 221 Cedar av W. 180th, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Northern av. Cross sts. same as W 178th. W. 180th, fr 2081 Davidson av, W to Harlem Riv. 27 Davidson av 51 Grand av 67 Harrison av Aqueduct av E 81 Aqueduct Wiegand pi 120 Andrews av 170 Loring pi Osborne pi * * * * * Sedgwick av Cedar av W. 181st, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Riverside Dr. Cross sts. same as W 178th. W. 181st, fr 2151 Jerome av, W to Andrews av. 2 Jerome av 26 Davidson 50. Grand 66 Harrison av Aqueduct av E 81 Aqueduct 100 Wiegand pi Andrews av W. 182d, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Broadway. Amsterdam av Audubon av . St Nicholas Wadsworth Broadway W. 182d, fr Je- rome av, S of Buchanan pi, W to Cedar av. 1 Jerome av 27 Davidson 51 Grand av Aqueduct av E * * * * * 2 01 Sedgwick av Hampden pi Cedar av W. 183d, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Bway. Cross streets same as W 182d. W. 183d, fr Je- rome av, N of Buchanan pi, W to Sedg- wick av. 1 Jerome av 27 Davidson 51 Grand av Si Aqueduct av E 101 Aqueduct 121 Andrews av 151 Loring pi Sedgwick av W. lS4th, fr 2494 Amsterdam av, W to Broadway. 295 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. ASK FOR Headley & Farmer Company's "Constitution Trunks" Made in all styles. The best personal all fibre trunks made NAIAD DRESS SHIELD * J ' ^ Supreme in Beauty, Quality and Cleanliness Can be Sterilized, Washed and Ironed. Guarantee with every pair. All styles and sizes. At the stores or sample pair sent on receipt of 25 CENTS. THE C. E. CONOVER CO., Mfrs. 101 FRANKLIN ST., NEW YORK PETER'S The Original Milk Chocolate A delicious confection that is just the thing tor that between- meal hunger. DUKE OF CUMBERLAND | Pajamas and Night Robes ACDTTDVDAD^ MET CCi AodUKi rAKJS.IVIrb.tU. NEW YORK 296 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. Cross sts. same as W 182d. W. 184th, fr 2;: Jerome av, W to JJarlem River. 1 Jerome av 2 7 Davidson 51 Grand av Aqueduct ***** 210 Hampden pi 230 Cedar av Harlem R ter W. 185th, fr Edge- combe rd, W to Broadway. ■ Edgecombe rd Amsterdam av - Audubon av — — St Nicholas av • Wadsworth Broadway W. 186th, fr 2540 Amsterdam av, W to Wads- worth av. Amsterdam av Washington ter Audubon av St Nicholas av ■ Wadsworth W. 187th, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Broadway. Amsterdam av 537 Audubon av St Nicholas av Wadsworth Broadway W. 188th, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Wadsworth av. Amsterdam av Audubon av St Nicholas av Wadsworth av W. 188th, fr Grand av, N of Ford- ham rd, W to Harlem River. 51 Grand av 101 Aqueduct Devoe park Webb av Sedgwick av ***** 240 Exterior W. 180th, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Wadsworth av. Amsterdam av Audubon av St Nicholas av Wadsworth av W. 189th, fr Ex- terior, W to Harlem River. W. 100th, fr Am- sterdam av, W to Wadsworth av. Amsterdam av Audubon av ■ St Nicholas av Wadsworth av W. 100th, fr 25 01 Jerome av, W to Exterior. 1 Jerome av 27 Davidson 51 Grand 101 Aqueduct Devoe ter Webb av ***** ■ Harlem R ter Exterior W. 101st, fr Au- dubon av, W to Wadsworth av. Audubon av St Nicholas av Wadsworth av W. 101st, fr Ex- terior, W to Harlem River. W. 102<1, fr Audu- bon av, W to Wadsworth av. Audubon av St Nicholas av ■ Wadsworth av W. 102d, fr Je- rome av, S of W 194th, W to Harlem River. 1 Jerome av 27 Davidson 51 Grand av Aqueduct ***** 151 Bailey av Exterior Harlem River I AV. 193d, fr Audu- bon av, W to Wadsworth a v. Audubon av St Nicholas av Wadsworth av W. 104th, fr 2675 Jerome av, W to Kingsbridge ter 2 Jerome av 26 Davidson Jerome pk reservoir 5 Grand av Claflin ter 100 Aqueduct 120 Webb av 150 Sedgwick av 160 Kingsbridge ter W. 201st, fr Har- lem River, W to Amsterdam av. W. 202d, fr Har- lem River, W to Amsterdam av. W. 203d, fr Har- lem River, W (o Amsterdam av. W. 204th, fr Har- lem River, W to Amsterdam av. W. 205th, fr Har- lem River, W to Amsterdam av. W. ?oat!». fr Har- lem River, W to Amsterdam av. W. 207th, fr Har- lem River, W to Amsterdam av. W. 208th, fr Far lem River, W to Amsterdam av. W. 200th, fr Har- lem River, W to Amsterdam a v. W. 210th, fr Har- lem River, W to Amsterdam av AY. 211th, fr Har- lem River, W to Broadway. W. 212th. fr Har- lem River, W to Broadway. AV. 213th, fr Har- lem River, W to Broadway. AV. 214th, fr Har- lem River, W to Broadway. W. 215th. fr Har- lem River, W to Broadway. AA . 21fith, fr Har- lem River, W to Broadway. W. 218th, fr Har- lem River, AV to Isham. W. 210th, fr Har- lem River, W to Isham. AV. 220th, fr Har- lem River, W to Seaman av. AA T . 225th, fr Har- lem River, W to Levden. Broadwav Marble Hill Jacobus Terrace View W. 220th. fr Har- lem River, W to .Broadway. W. 227th, fr Har- lem River, AV to Jansen. 1 Harlem River 101 Broadway Marble Hill "Ft Charles pi Jansen W. 227th, fr Spuy- ten Duyvil rd at Johnson a v. AV to Independence av. Spuyten Duy- vil rd "00 Johnson av "."0 Nether land ^00 Arlington <^30 Fairfield av 660 Spuvten Duv- vil pkway Independence a v AA . 228th. fr Broadway, W to Jansen. 297 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. E highly recommend KIRBY C& BEARD'S HAIR PINS and PINS of which we carry a full assortment in stock at all times. We have sold these goods upwards of forty years and endorse them as the best Hair Pins and Pins manufactured in the world. A complete assort- ment always in BLOOMINGDALE BROS.' Notion Stock. SEWING MADE EASY Lightning Needless Don't Fret the Silk, are tapered from center to eye, require only one push to pas9 them easily through the fabric. Give them a fair trial and you will never again use the old style. The ej'es of Nos. 8, 9, 10 are as large as those in 5, 6. 7 ot other makes. A full aisortmsnt of sizss for sale at Bloomingdales' Notion Department DURRO Violins, Bows, Strings THE STRING THAT WON THE PRIZE AT LEIPZIG Used and Endorsed by Leading Artists throughout the world Buegeleisen & Jacobson SOLE IMPORTERS NEW YORK C. Bruno & Son, Inc. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND STRINGS ; : WHOLESALE ONLY :: Distributors: VICTOR TALKING MACHINES Manufacturers: BRUNO GUITARS, MANDOLINS AND BANJOS Sole Agents: SOUSA'S BAND HARMONICAS AND LYRA ACCORDIONS MARTIN VIOLINS AND BOWS 351-353 Fourth Avenue New York City 298 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BROW. 100 Broadway 148 Marble Hill 174 Jansen AY. 229th, fr Sedg- wick av, N of W 194th, W to Kingsbridge ter. \Y. 230th, fr Kingsbridge ter, S of Hub ter, W to Independence av. 110 Kingsbridge ter 130 Heath av 150 Bailey av Cottage la 200 Broadway 25 Kingsbridge 281 Corlear av 301 Tibbett av Spuyten Duy- vil rd .500 Riverdale 520 Johnson av 550 Netherland 600 Arlington 630 Fairfield av 660 Spuyten Duy- vil pkway Independence av AY. 231st, fr Bailey av, N of Hub, & fr Johnson. S of Oxford av, W to Palisade av. 140 Bailey av 170 Albany rd 200 Broadway 250 Kingsbridge 280 Corlear av 300 Tibbett av Spuyten Duy- vil rd * * * * * 520 Johnson av 550 Netherland 600 Arlington 630 Fairfield av 660 Spuyten Duy- vil pkway 700 Independence av Palisade av W. 232*1, fr. 3201 Broadway, W to Spuyten Duyvil rd. 200 Broadway 250 Kingsbridge 2 SO Corlear av 300 Tibbett av 400 Spuyten Duy- vil rd 500 Riverdale Cambridge Oxford av 520 Johnson av 55 Netherland 600 Arlington 630 Fairfield av 600 Spuyten Duy- vil pkway 751 Palisade Spuyten Duy- vil rd W. 233d, fr Bailey av at Albany rd. W to Broadway. Bailey av 141 Albany rd 174 Putnam av W Broadway W. 234th, fr 3 4 01 Bailey av, W to Riverdate av. Bailey av 140 Albany rd 170 Putnam av AY 200 Broadway 250 Kingsbridge rd 280 Corlear av 300 Tibbett av 400 Spuyten Duy- vil rd Riverdale av AA. 235th, fr 3501 Riverdale av, N of Greystone av, AY to Palisade av. 500 Riverdale 520 Cambridge 540 Oxford av 560 Johnson av 580 Netherland 600 Arlington 620 Spuyten Duy- vil Palisade av AA. 236th, fr 3601 Albany rd, AY &. S & AV to Nortb River. 140 Albany rd 170 Putnam av AV 200 Broadway 250 Kingsbridge av 2 80 Corlear av 300 Tibbett av 400 Spuyten Duy- vil rd Waldo av 450 Greystone av Fieldston rd 501 Riverdale 521 Cambridge 541 Oxford av 561 Johnson av 581 Netherland 621 Spuyten Duy- vil pkway 651 Independence av - — Yonkers pi 751 Palisade av 801 Spuyten Duy- vil rd W. 237th, fr 3 7<»1 Putnam av, W, W to Yonkers pi 170 Putnam av, AV Broadway ***** 620 Spuyten Duy- vil pkway Blackstone 651 Independence av Yonkers pi AA. 238th, fr 3801 Sedgwick av. AV & N & AV to Yonkers pi. 100 Sedgwick Cannon pi Beebe av 140 Albany rd Putnam av E 170 Putnam av W Review pi 200 Broadway 250 Kingsbridge av 280 Corlear av 300 Tibbett av 400 Spuyten Duy- vil rd 431 AA'aldo av 461 Greystone 481 Fieldston rd Riverdale ***** 621 Blackstone 651 Independence av' Yonkers pi AY. 239th, fr 3901 Putnam av, W, AA' to Yonkers pi 170 Putnam av, \\' Review pi ***** 550 Netherland 600 Arlington 620 Blackstone 650 Independence av Yonkers pi AY. 210th, fr 4001 Broadway, AV to Spuyten Duyvil rd, 200 Broadway 280 Corlear av 300 Tibbett av Spuyten Duy- vil AV. 241st, fr 4101 Broadway, AV to Tibbett av. 200 Broadway 2S0 Corlear av Tibbett av AA. 242d, fr 4 201 Broadway, AV & S AA r & AA r to Fieldston rd. 200 Broadway 280 Corlear av 350 Tibbett av Dash's la 430 AA'aldo av 460 Greystone Fieldston rd AA . 244th, fr Cay- uga av, bet Tib- bett av & AA r 246th, S AV to Spuyten Duyvil parkway. 2 41 Cayuga av 261 Cayuga av 261 Malcolm pi 281 Tibbett av 301 Waldo av 321 Greystone Fieldston rd Spuyten Duy- vil pkway AY. 24r>th, fr 4503 Waldo av, S W to Netherland av. 300 AA'aldo av 318 Greystone 299 Bloomingdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. Hair Goods Department Women's crowning glory is given great attention at Bloomingdales. Our Hair Goods Shop on the second floor balcony always has a complete as- sortment of human hair goods, switches, puffs, and in fact all that is fashionable. We call special attention to our hair dressing parlors, where experts are in constant attendance. Shampooing and electrical massage at reasonable prices. Pay us a visit; it will pay you. Flower Department Bloomingdales' Cut Flower market and green- houses on the roof are the best of their kind in New York City. Our Cut Flower Shop is always ready to serve you with all the seasonable fresh cut flowers at prices that range from V3 to V2 less than the exclusive florist would ask you to pay. Our greenhouses on the roof are housed in 60,000 square feet of glass. In here you will always find a complete variety of household and decorative plants at material savings. 300 Bloomincdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. Seminole Fieldston rd * * * * * 500 Riverdale Netherland \Y. 246th, fr Broadway at Corlear av, N & W & S W to Seward pi. 150 Broadway 160 Corlear av 220 Barney 240 Cayuga av 260 Malcolm pi 280 Tibbett av 300 Waldo av 301 Pascal pi 318 Seminole 350 Fieldston rd Highland 410 Liebnitz 430 Faraday av 450 Von Hum- boldt av 500 Riverdale 550 Netherland 600 Arlington 620 Blackstone 650 Independence av 670 Delafield av 700 Half Moon pi Seward pi W. 247th, fr Pas- cal pi, S of W 250th, W to N. R. 300 Pascal pi 330 Seminole 350 Filedston rd Alamo av 39 Highland 410 Liebnitz 430 Faraday av 450 Von Hum- boldt av 500 Riverdale 55 Netherland 600 Arlington 650 Independence av 670 Delafield av Sycamore 730 Seward pi 750 Palisade av W. 248th, fr 4 S01 Independence av, W to N. R. 650 Independence av 700 Sycamore 750 Palisade av W. 249th, fr 4901 Highland av, W to Sycamore av. 391 Highland av 411 Liebnitz av 431 Faraday av 541 Von Hum- boldt av 5 01 Riverdale 551 Netherland 601 Arlington 631 Blackstone 651 Independence av \V. 250th, fr Wal- do av at Barney, W to Indeden- dence av. Waldo av 300 Pascal pi 330 Seminole 350 Fieldston rd 370 Alamo av 390 Highland 410 Leibnitz av 430 Faraday av 450 Von Hum- boldt av 500 Riverdale 550 Netherland 600 Arlington 630 Blackstone Independence av \Y. 251st, fr 5101 Highland av, W to Faraday av. W. 252d, fr Bway to Sycamore a v. 200 Broadway —. — Newton av * * * ' * * Waldo av 330 Seminole 350 Fieldston rd 370 Alamo av Highland ***** 5 00 Riverdale 550 Netherland 600 Arlington av 630 Blackstone 650 Independence av Sycamore W. 253d, fr 5300 Broadway. AY to Riverdale av. 201 Broadway 221 Newton av 241 Svlvan av 351 Fieldston rd 431 Faraday av 498 Von Hum- boldt av Riverdale W. 254th, fr 5400 Broadway, W to North River. 201 Broadway 221 Newton av 241 Sylvan av 261 Valles av Fieldston rd 500 Riverdale 550 Netherland 600 Arlington 630 Blackstone 660 Independence av 700 Sycamore 750 Palisade av W. 255th, fr 5501 Fieldston rd, Y\ to Riverdale av. 350 Fieldston rd 400 Faraday av Von Hum- boldt av Riverdale W. 25Gth, fr 5600 Broadway, W to Independence av. 200 Broadway 2 20 Newton av 2 10 Sylvan av Park View pi 270 Valles av Fieldston rd * : * * * * 400 Faraday av 420 Mosholu av 450 Von Hum- boldt av 500 Riverdale 550 Netherland 600 Arlington 630 Blackstone Independence av W. 259th, fr Broadway, W to Netherland av. 200 Broadway 220 Newton av 250 Huxley av 300 Spencer av 350 Fieldston rd 400 Tyndall av 420 Liebig av 450 Von Hum- boldt av 500 Riverdale Netherland W. 260th, fr 6000 Broadway, W to Riverdale av. 200 Broadway 22 Newton av 250 Huxley av 300 Spencer av 350 Fieldston rd 400 Tyndall av 420 Liebig av 450 Von Hum- boldt av Riverdale W. 261st, fr 6100 Broadway, W t<> Riverdale av. 200 Broadway 250 Huxley av 300 Spencer av 350 Fieldston rd 400 Tyndall av 420 Liebig av 450 Von Hum- boldt av 5 00 Riverdale 550 Netherland 650 Independence av 750 Palisade av W. 262d, fr 62 no Broadway, S of City Line, W to Riverdale av. 200 Broadway 250 Huxley av 300 Spencer av 35 Fieldston rd 400 Tyndall av 420 Liebig av 450 Von Hum- boldt av Riverdale WESTCHESTER Av., fr 2870 3d av, N E to Walker av. 410 3d av 420 Bergen av 510 Brook av German pi 570 St Ann's 600 Eagle av 301 Bloomingd ales' Year Rook and Diary for 1915. Unbreakable Mesh Bags German Silver unbreakable mesh bags in a variety of new designs, plain engine turned and engraved frames. On Sale - JEWELRY DEPT., BLOOM1NGDALE BROS. Telephone 1290 Madison Square RABINOVITZ C& KINSBERG Makers of FINE WHITE DRESSES FOR INFANTS, CHILDREN AND JUNIORS 122-130 WEST 27th STREET NEW YORK SHIPPING TAGS, LABELS Clasp Envelopes Fountain Pens Office Paste Eyelets and Punches Sealing Wax Letter Files Printing, Bookbinding DENNISON & SONS, 19 & 21 Cliff St., NEW YORK 302 Bloomingdales' Year Book axd Diary for 1915. NEAV YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— -MANHATTAN VXD THE BRONX, 620 Park Cauldwell a 640 Trinity av 666 Robbins Jackson av ■ Wales av 730 E 155th Forest av 760 E 156th Tinton av ■ E 158th 800 Union av* Prospect av 840 Long wood E 160th SSO Hewitt pi St ebb ins E 162d Dongan 920 Roger pi 640 Intervale 960 Kelly 980 Tiffany 1000 Fox E 165th 1020 Simpson 1040 S Boulevard Fox sq West Fms rd 1100 Hoe av Bancroft 1200 Faile 1230 Bryant av E 167th 1250 Longfellow av Home 1300 Whitlock Freeman ' Edgewater rd Bronx River Bronx Riv av 144 Close av 1460 Damis av 1480 Fenfell av 00 Wheeler — Watson's la 1520 Elder av 1540 Genner av 1560 Ward av 1580 Chanute 1600 Craighill 1620 Morrison Clason's Pt rd 1641 Harrod av 1681 Fetley av 1701 Cross av 1721 Noble av 1741 Rosedale 1761 Common- wealth 1781 St Lawrence av 1S01 Preen av 1820 Tavlor av 1S40 Thieriot I860 Leland av' 1880 White Pis id Virginia 1900 E 177th Public pi Storrow 2000 Pugsley 2100 Olmstead Unionport rd Purdy 2200 Castle Hill Glebe av Waterbury Doris 2300 Havemeyer av Wellington av 2324 Glover 2350 Parker 2400 Zerega av 2150 Herschel 2431 Rowland 2465 St Peter's Overing 2500 Seabury Lane av Westchester sq Ferris pi Walker av WESTCTESTER Av. (Bayches- ter), now that part of Wariny av, bet Gun Hill rd E & Hutch- inson av. WESTCHESTER Av. (Washing- tonville), now that part of E 240th, bet Bronx River & White Plains rd. WESTCHESTER Sq., at junction of Walker av & Westchester av WESTERN Av. (Baychester), now called Grace av. WESTER VELT A v.. fr Bronx & Pelham pkwy, bet Mickle & Kingsland avs, N W to Laconia av. 2200 Pelham pkwy, N 2C00 Astor av 2 400 Waring av 2-^00 Mace av Brunei" av 2700 Allerton Van Cort- landt Gun Hill rd E Palmer blvd 2900 Arnow av 3000 Adee av Leroy Cedar 3100 Hammersley Birch 3200 Burke av 3300 Givan 34 00 Fowler av 3430 Boston rd 3524 Chester Xeedham 3600 E 222d 3700 Crawford Laconia WHEELER A v., fr Bronx River av, bet Seward & Fenfell avs, N to Bronx R. av. 700 Bronx R av 800 Lafayette 900 Story av 1 000 Ludlow av 1100 Watson av 1 200 Westchester 1300 Randolph Bronx R av WHITE, fr 2 29 W Broadway, E to Baxter. 1 W Broadway 31 Church 5 7 Franklin pi 66 Broadway 78 Cortlandt al 96 Lafayette 114 Centre 136 Baxter WHITE'S PI., rear 214 W 18th. WHITEHALL, fr 2 Broadway, S to East River. 1 Broadway 4 Bowling Gr. 13 Stone 25 Bridge 31 Pearl 41 Water 48 Stone 49 Front 66 South WHITE PLAINS Rd., fr East River, W of Pugsley av, N to City Line. 1 East River — : — Bronx R av Cornell av Clason's Pt rd Gildersleeve O'Brien Patterson 101 201 301 401 path ck av Meadow 601 Randall Pugslev 700 Seward S00 Lafayette S30 Turnbull 860 Hermany 900 Story av 930 Quimby Houghton Ludlow av Watson Gleason Westchester - E 177th 1361 McGraw 1401 Wood av Archer Guerlain Walker Unionport 1650 Baker av Mead 1 700 Van Nest 1800 Morris Pk av 1000 Rhinelander Brown av Sagamore av 2000 Neil av 2050 Bear Swamp rd 2070 Bradv av 2201 Pelham pkwav N Boston rd Astor rtv 960 1000 1 100 1200 1300 1321 1501 1561 1601 303 Bloom ingd ales' Year Rook and Diary for 1915. Only Risks Equipped with Approved Automatic Sprinklers Accepted. Organized 1892 — Operated under the Laws of the State of New York North American Inter-Insurers OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK Offices: 35-37 Nassau Street :: New York BONDS GUARANTEEING THE FIDELITY OF EMPLOYEES / / / Broadway, New York Capital paid in $250,000.00 Surplus, earned $501,669.41 BLOOMINGD ALE BROS. CARRY OUR "ROSEBUD BRAND" HAND-EMBROIDERED WAISTS, MIDDY BLOUSES AND CHILDREN' S DRESSES SUFFICIENT PROOF OF THEIR MERIT Lack Manufacturing Company 28-32 W. 27th Street, New York 304 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE. — MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 2251 Thwaites pi 2301 Astor av 2401 Waring av 2501 Mace av Fulton 2701 Allerton 1801 Britton 2901 Arnow Wilgus 3000 Adee av 3200 Burke av 3300 Rosewood 3350 Bartholdi 3400 Magenta public pi 3500 Gun Hill rd E 3530 E 211th 3560 E 212th 3600 E 213th 3630 E 214th 3660 E 215th 3700 E 216th 2724 E 217th 3750 E 218th 3801 E 219th 3825 E 220th 3851 E 221st 3901 E 222d 3925 E 224th 3975 7 225th 4001 E 226th 4025 E 227th 4051 E 229th 4125 E 230th 4151 E 231st 4175 E 232d 4201 E 233d 4224 E 234th 4250 E 235th 4300 E 236th 4356 E 237th 4400 Nereid av 4500 E 239th 4600 E 240th 4700 Baychester av Cranford 4730 St Owen 4770 Penfield 4800 E 242d 4820 E 243d WHITLOCK A V., fr S Boulevard, bet E 141st & 142d, N E & N to Westchester av. 320 S Boulevard E 144th 500 E 149th Austin pi Timson pi 700 Lessen 750 E 156th 800 Bongwood ■ Lafayette 890 Tiffany 940 Barretto 990 Hunt's pt Hoe av 1 041 Faile 1061 Bryant av 1081 Longellow av Aldus 1101 Whittier Bancroft Westcheste av WHITTEJIORR Av., fr Balr-om av, opn Bowne, E to Ft Schuy- ler rd. WHITTIER. fl Viele av, bet Longfellow av & Drake, N to Whitlock av. WICKHAM Av.. fr Stillwell a v. bet Gunther & Bruner avs. N W to Barnes av. 2200 Stillwell 2300 Astor av 2400 Waring av 2600 Gun Hill rd, E 25 00 Mace av 2700 Allerton Palmer blvd 2800 Bartow Willow Elm 2900 Arnow av Leroy 3000 Arlee av Ash 3100 Hammersley 3200 Burke av *?soo Givan 3400 Fowler E 2 2 2 d 3500 Boston rd °«00 Needham 3700 Crawford 3800 S-hieffelin E 230th 4001 E 233d 4101 Edenwald 4201 Bussing 4301 Pitman 4400 Nereid av Barnes av WILDER Av., fr E 233d, bet De Reimer & Mur- dock avs, N AV to City Line. 3901 E 233d 4001 Strang av 4101 Edenwald 4201 Bussing 1301 Pitman 1401 Nereid av 4425 Hoyt 4451 Camp 4 5 01 Bissell av 4601 Cranford St Owen 4701 Penfield 4801 E 242d WTLGUS, fr Bronx Park, E, bet Arnow and Adee avs, E to White Plains rd WILKINS Av.. fr 5 Boulevard, bet Freeman & Jennings, N to Crotona Pk E. WILKINSON Av., fr Ponton av, E to Westchester av. WILLETT, fr 482 Grand, N to E Houston. 2 Grand 20 Broome 33 Delancey 73 Rivington 105 Stanton 135 E Houston WILLETT Av., fr Gun Hill rd, E, bet Olinville av 6 White Plains rd, N to E 219th. WILLIAM, fr 107 Pearl, N E to 447 Pearl. 1 Stone 2 Pearl 7 S William 6 Beaver 28 Exchange pi 44 Wall 54 Pine 64 Cedar 78 Liberty 82 Maiden la 92 Piatt 106 John 140 Fulton 15 4 Ann 168 Beekman 180 Spruce 2 07 N William 240 Duane 244 New Chambe's 274 Pearl WILLIAM AV, C. I., fr Belden Pt av, at Piep- grass, N to Bel- den Pt av at Ditmars. Belden Pt av 120 Pilot 140 Reynold 160 Pell 180 Earley 200 Winters 220 Centre 24 Schofield 260 Carroll 280 Orchard 310 Fordham 330 Bay 350 Tier Belden Pt av WMSRRIDGE R<1., fr Walker av, opp Frisby av, N E to Bronx- wood av. Walker av 1200 Westchester 1330 Fink av 1360 Ponton av 1400 Roberts 1424 Halperin 1450 Brockett 1474 Chesborough 1500 Eastchester rd Poplar Arnow pi Barlow 15 01 Sackett 1601 Pierce av 1701 Van Nest 1801 Morris Pk av 1901 Rhinelander 2001 Neil av 305 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. WHAT ADVERTISERS THINK OF THE German Herold and Revue AS ADVERTISING MEDIUMS W. A. Lanigan Company Friday, June 5th, 1914. 1 WEST 42nd ST., NEW YORK The GERMAN HEROLD, 22 and 24 North William Str., New York Gentlemen : — Our pure silk shirts, made to individual measure three for $10. 50, were advertised in your issues of April 19th and 26th, and we are pleased to advise that we secured a substantial volume of business as a result. Measuring the cost of space we might add that we received from our expenditure with you, more profitable returns than from any other publication in which we advertised. Very truly yours, W. A. Lanigan Company 306 Bloomingdai.es' Year Book and Diary for 1915. NEW YORK CITY AT A GLANCE.— MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX. 2200 Pelham pkwy 2101 Lydig av N 2300 Astor av 2400 Waring av 2500 Mace av Hone av Paulding Alberton Colden av Spencer sq Radcliffe Bronxwood av WIIjIjIS Av., fr 401 E 132d, N to 3d av. 82 E 132d 122 E 133d 138 E 134th 166 E 135th 206 E 136th 220 E 137th 250 E 138th 282 E 139th 302 E 140th 330 E 141st 354 E 142d 376 E 143d 412 E 144th 442 E 145th 172 E 146th 494 E 147th Bergen av 518 E 148th 534 3d av WILIiOW Av., fr Bronx Kills, N to E 138th. 2 Bronx Kills 22 E 129th 42 E 130th 62 E 131st 82 E 132d 112 E 133d 138 E 134th 161 E 135th 190 E 136th 220 E 137th E 138th WILSON Av., fr Bronx & Pelham Parkway, N, bet Bouck & Young avs, N W to Needham a v. 2200 Pelham pkway N 2800 Astor av 2400 Waring av 2500 Mace av 2700 Allerton 2900 Arnow av 3000 Adee av 3200 Burke av Gun Hill rd E 3300 Givan av 3500 Boston rd E 214th E 215th 35 7 4 Hicks E 216th 3600 Needham WINTHROP PI., Green, bet Waverley pi & E 8th. VYOOD Av., fr E 177th at Beach av, E to Sorrow. WOODHULL Av., fr Bronx & Pel- ham Parkway, bet Eastchester rd & Mickle av, N to Arnow av. 2200 Pelham pkway N 2300 Astor av 2400 Waring av 2500 Mace av 1700 Allerton Guion pi Van Cort- landt 8uipern Richard Wagners ©nmtlidjje Befanrtie 9iitmmcrn au§ alien SBagneri'djen Open 1 . (£le^anter Drucf. ^cr fltegcnfcc ^ofliinber. £annf)ciitfer. SoDcngrttt. £riftan unb ^folbc. 90}etftcrfiitger. Kfjehtgofb. SSalfitre. Stegfrteb. ©iJttcrbommcruno. (Sefcbmafooll arrangiert. Tin „9ntf|e.8iititr Sefer s M\i\U mit ltntcfgetegtcm U ©pern Crtginalgriijje, 13x10 3ott. mitcincm (soup on lttt} $1.98 Sie Bcibcn SBanbe cntljalten .n botsiiglidjem flotcnflidf) nuf ficftem Rafter gcriititc, (ctd)t fptcf&arc ftlabictau§3nge bet 2£agnctfcf)cn Dbctn unb Wlniifbramcn mtt untcrgclcgtcm Scjt ncXift Jlngabe bet Sftotibe unb boHftanbigct Snfmlteongaoe. Ccfct bee ./Scntfdjcn ^outnnl" befommen Deibc 93anbe Bci Slbgabe be§ Coupons unD bcs> 23cttngc§ bon $1.98 in unfetet Cffice. @tfc Sjmtcc it« SSilltam Str. 33ei SSctfanb mit bet 9>oft lommt cin Sufd&Iofl bon 23 l£cni§ fi'tt SjJorto unb 9Sex> pticfung basu. Si|ter*Sii|ii 4 9?ame §lbreffe I 318 Bloom i nsd ales* Year Book and Diary for 1915. STEAMSHIP AM) STEAMBOAT LINES— (Continued). Panama R. R. S. S. Line, 24 State St., Pier 57, N. R. Patten Line, ft. W. 15th St. People's Line to Albany, ft. W. 129th St. Phoenix Line, 27 State St., ft. 7th St., Hoboken. Prince Line, Produce Exchange. Providence Line, Pier 18, N. R. Quebec S. S. Co., 29 Broadway, Pier 47, N. R. Ramsdell Homer Trans. Co., ft. Franklin St. Red Cross Line, 17 State St. Red "D" Line, 82 Wall St. Red Star Line, 9 Broadwav, Pier 14, N. R, Royal Dutch Line, 10 Bridge St. Royal Mail Line, 22 State St. Saugerties & N. Y. Line, foot Barrow St. POLICE DEPARTMENT Headquarters, Centre and Broome Streets. 1st, Old Slip. 2d, Liberty and Church Sts. 5th, 9 Oak St. 6th, 17 and 19 Elizabeth St. 7th, 247 Madison St. Sth, 17 and 19 Leonard St. 9th, 105 and 107 Eldridge St. 10th, 24 and 26 McDougal St. 12th. 205 Mulberry St. 13th, Attorney and Delancev Sts. 14th, 135 and 137 Charles St. 15th, First Ave. and 5th St. 16th, 253 Mercer St. 17th, 130 Sheriff St. ISth, 230 West 20th St. 19th, 127 West 20th St. 21st, 327 East 22d St. 22d, 434 West 37th St. 23d, 134 West 30th St. 25th, 160 East 35th Sr. 26th, 345 and 347 West 47th St. 28th, 150 West 6Sth St. 29th, 163 East 51st St. 31st, 153 East 67th St. 32d, 134 West 100th St. 33d, The Arsenal. Central Park. 35th, 432 East 88th St. 36th, 438 West 125th St. 39th, 177 East 104th St. 40th, 1 854 Amsterdam Ave. 43d, 14S East 126th St. Traffic A, City Hall. Traffic B, 36 East 27th St. Traffic C. 1 East 27th St. Harbor, Station A. Pier A, N. R. Harbor, Station B, 122d St. and East River. Savannah Line, 317 Broadway, Pier foot Spring St. Scandinavian Am. Line, 1 Broadway, foot North Moore St. Stamford Boat, Pier 19, E. R. Stephens & Condit Transportation Co., Pier 24, N. R. Trinidad Line, 29 Broadway. Tyser Line, 8 Bridge St. Union Castle S. S. Co., 8 Bridge St. U. S., China & Japan Line, 10 Bridge St. U. S. & Australia Line, 11 Broadway. West Coast Line, 31 Broad St. West India S. S. Co., Produce Ex- change. White Star Line, 9 Broadway, Pier foot West 11th St. Wilson Line, 22 State St.. Pier 50, N. R. 61st, Alexander Ave. and 138th St. 63d, 160th St., 3d and Washington Aves. 65th, 1925 Bathgate Ave. 66th, Sedgwick Ave. and Wolf St., High Bridge. 69th, Main St., West Chester. 74th, Boston Ave. and Perot St., Kingsbridge. 77th. City Island. 79th, 229th St. and White Plains Ave., Wakefield. FEDERAL OFFICES Custom House— Bowling Green. Board of U. S. General Appraisers — 641 Washington St. Sub-Treasury — Wall, cor. Nassau St. Post-Office — B'way and Park Row. National Bank Examiner — Custom House. U. S. Assay Office — 30 Wall St. Internal Revenue Offices — Custom House. Second District, 150 Nassau St. Third District, 3d Ave. and 16th St. Fourteenth District, 534 Willis Ave. Pension Agency — 65 Bleecker St. Commissioner of Immigration — Ellis Island. U. S. Shipping Commissioner — Barge Office. Weather Bureau — 100 Broadway. Steam • Vessels' Inspectors — 17 Bat- tery Place. U. S. Life-saving Stations — 379 Washington St. 319 Bloomingdales' Year Book and Diary for 1915. FIVE YEAR HEBREW CALENDAR 1915 Rosh Chodesh Shebat, Sat., Jan. 16 Rosh Chodesh Adar. Mon., Feb. 15 Purlim. Sun.,* Feb. 28 Rosh Chodesh Nissan, Tues.. Marsh 16 1st day Pesach. Tues., March 30 7th day, Pesach, Tues.. April 5 Rosh Chodesh Iyar, Thurs., April 15 Lag b'Omer. Sun.. May 2 Rosh Chodesh Sivan. Fri.. May 14 1st day Shebuoth. Wed., May 19 Rosh Chodesh Tammuz. Sun.. June 13 Fast of Tammuz. Tues.. June 29 Rosh Chodesh Ab. Mon.. July 12 Fast of Ab, Tues., July 20 Rosh Chodesh Ellul. Wed., Aug. 11 5676 1915 1915-16 Rosh Hashanah, Thurs.. Sept. 10 Yom Kippur. Sat.. Sept. 18 1st day Succoth, Thurs., Sept. 23 Shemini Atzereth. Thurs.. Sept. 20 Simchath Torah. Fri., Oct. 1 Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan. Sat.. Oct. 9 Rosh Chodesh Kislev. Mon.. Nov. s 1st day Chanukah, Fri.. Oct. 1 Rosh Chodesh Tebeth. Wed.. Dec. 8 Fast of Tebeth, Fri., Dec. IT 1916 Rosh Chodesh Shebat. Thurs.. Jan. 6 Rosh Chodesh Adar. Sat.. Feb. 5 Rosh Chodesh Ve-Adar. Mon.. March 6 Purim. Sun., March 19 Rosh Chodesh Nissan. Tues.. April 4 1st day Pesach. Tues.. April 18 rth day Pesach. Mon.. April 24 Rosh Chodesh Ivar. Thurs.. Mav 4 Lag b'Omer, Sun.. Mav 21 Rosh Chodesh Sivan. Fri., June 2 1st day Shebuoth. Wed.. June 7 Rosh Chodesh Tammuz. Sun.. July 2 Fast of Tammuz. Tues.. Julv IS Rosh Chodesh Ab, Mon.. Julv 31 Fast of Ab. Tues.. Aug. 8 Rosh Chodesh Ellul, Wed.. Aug. 30 5677 1916 1S16-17 Rosh Hashanah. Thurs., Sept. 2^ Yom Kippur. Sat., Oct. 7 1st day Succoth. Thurs.. Oct. 12 Shemini Atzereth. Thurs.. Oct. 19 Simchath Torah. Fri.. Oct. 20 Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan, Sat.. Oct. 28 Rosh Chodesh Kislev, Sun.. Nov. 26 1st day Chanukah. Wed., Dec. 20 Rosh Chodesh Tebeth, Tues., Dec. 26 1917 Fast of Tebeth. Thurs.. Jan. 4 Rosh Chodesh Shebat. Wed.. Jan. 24 Rosh Chodesh Adar. Fri.. Feb. 23 Purim. Thurs.. March S Rosh Chodesh Nissau. Sat.. March 24 1st day Pesach. Sat.. April 7 7th day Pesach. Fri.. April 13 Rosh Chodesh Ivar. Mon.. April 23 Lag b'Omer, Thurs.. May 10 Rosh Chodesh Sivan, Tues.. May 22 1st day Shebuoth. Sun.. May 27 Rosh Chodesh Tammuz, Thurs.. June 21 Fast of Tammuz, Sun., Julv 8 Rosh Chodesh Ab, Fri.. Julv 20 Fast of Ab, Sun.. Aug. 9 Rosh Chodesh Ellul. Sun., Aug. n 567S * 1917 1917-18 R.'sli Hashanah. Mon., Sept. 17 Yom Kippur, Wed.. Sept. 17 1st day Succoth. Mon.. Sept. 26 Shemini Atzereth, Mon.. Oct. S Simchath Torah. Tues., Oct. 9 Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan. Wed.. Oct. 17 R«=sh Chodesh Kislev. Fri., Nov. 16 1st day Chanukah, Mon., Dec. 11 Rosh Chodesh Tebeth. Sun., Dec. 16 : si of Tebeth, Tues., Dec. 25 1918 Rosh Chodesh Shebat. Mon.. Jan. 14 Rosh Chodesh Adar. Wed.. Feb. 13 Purim. Tues., Feb. 26 Rosh Chodesh Nissan. Thurs.. March 14 1st dav Pesach, Thurs., March 2S 7th day Pesach. Wed.. April 3 Rosh Chodesh Iyar, Sat.. April 13 I.ag b'Omer. Tues., April 30 Rosh Chodesh Sivan. Sun.. Mav 12 1st dav Shebuoth. Fri.. May 17 Rosh Chodesh Tammuz. Tues.. June 11 Fast of Tammuz. Thurs.. June 27 Rosh Chodesh Ab. Wed.. July 10 Fast of Ab. Thurs.. Julv 18 Rosh Chodesh Ellul, Fri., Aug. 9 5679 1918 1918-19 Rosh Hashanah, Sat., Sept. 7 Yom Kippur, Mon.. Sept. 16 1st day Succoth, Sun., Sept. 21 Simchath Torah. Sun.. Sept. 29 Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan, Mon.. Oct. 7 Rosh Chodesh Kislev. Tues.. Nov. 5 1st dav Chanukah. Fri.. Nov. 2» Rosh Chodesh Tebeth. Wed.. Dec. 4 Fast of Tebeth, Fri., Dec. 13 1919 Rosh Chodesh Shebat. Tues.. Jan. 2 Rosh Chodesh Adar. Sat.. Feb. 1 Rosh Chodesh Ye -Adar. Mon., March 3 Purim. Sun.. March 16 Rosh Chodesh Nissan, Tues.. April 1 1st day Pesach. Tues., April 15 7th dav Pesach. Mon.. April 21 Rosh Chodesh Iyar. Thurs., May 1 Lac b'Omer. Sun.. May 18 Rosh Chodesh Sivan. Wed.. Mav 28 1st day Shebuoth. Wed.. May "2S Rosh Chodesh, Tammuz. Sun.. June 29 Fast of Tammuz. Tues.. July 15 Rosh Chodesh Ab, Mon., July 28 Fast of Ab. Tues.. Aug. 5 Rosh Chodesh Ellul. Wed.. Aug. 27 Shemini Atzereth. Sat.. Sept. 28 320