The evening world. Newspaper, December 27, 1912, Page 6

wo THE EVEN?! *Patrolwoman’ From West |= Sitson Benchin Night Court; Praises Police of New York | every Hor sion when ghe was in ordinary street) rng gate Public Utilities Comm: ms UE fiy to. arrest amare who aattempied | hag va Wn order red nthe sii Through Use of the Parcels Post: |\ |@o sorepe an acquaintance with her. bd in tha mr in from $1.10 per Efficiency is the demand of the day. | ie cuble fect to 9 cents, Th Poslare ie Gromaltied tha bee tient Officer Wells, Uniformed WOMAN WEARER OF | now aporocinte the importance of nave vies Gap COMEIAY, WAION in "remedy by ite thoiWands of users, On and after Janua Ist, 1913, the Riker Member of Los Angeles POLICE STAR, WHO aa eae ee te aoe te in (RA® production Renerally Its healing powers manifest thervselves ry ( Force, Visits Night Court. LAUDS FORCE HERE. terest LIKES BUSINESS AIR. Sits With Magistrate House and | Approves Court Order and Despatch. | Capt. | No. #, | nights | tenant Patrolman Alice Stebbins Wells of ~ Les Angeles. Cal, the only uniformed Wemen policeman in the world, likes the ‘way her brother policemen of New York Present their cases in court She said @o this morning, following a visit to the Men's Night Court, Officer Wells appeared tn court es- gorted by Capt John A. Fish of the New York Yacht Clubd, She was clad in her full uniform—khak! coat and skirt, with an overcoat of the same material, On her ooat she wore hee police shicld, ‘which bears the inseription, “Los An- Geles Police Department. Woman No. 1. Shortly after her arrival in court she tent hee card up to Magistrate House, Who responded with an invitation for | Bronx. | Sg, oteget HAH HT E i i | | e i E STORE BRIGHT WITH NEW YEAR GIFTS Please don’t jump at conclusions. It is true that during the Christmas season the Lambert Jewelry Store was crowded with buyers, day after day, and lately night after night. Under such a pressure ordinary stores would have been cleared out. But the Lambert Store has a factory to back it, and that is one reason why to-day, two days after }) Christmas, we show full lines of all Diamond and Solid Gold Jewelry, Watches and Silverware. If you are looking for New Year gifts, wedding presents, anniversary souvenirs of fine guaranteed diamond and gold jewelry for any tie ay ay Ai) will om ener the Same variety as if you at the beginning of the} — rush. save money on everything you buy, as our prices Include only a moderate profit fa Me selves and no profit for middlemen. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS Diamond Solitaire Engage- qggmamt ment Rings on the left; Men's @ Diamond Rings on the right. All, mountings solid 14-karat and 18-karat gold, made b: clever Lambert workmen. All Diamonds perfect In color and 8 ee er lk Ll % e cut, selected in Europe by a & ‘a member of our firm who ls ¢ ee veteran Judge of Diamonds, if Saving on every one you buy ; for good reasons already { All Solitaire Diamonds Bought Here Are Ex- changeable at Full Pur 4 chase Price Within a Year : 4 s We make no charge ; Sealmess Wedding ion ioe ane 2 Rings grams on Solid Gold om 14-Karat, .83.30 Signet Rings. We guar- * As the popularity of Lambert 18-Karat. 64.00 antee their quality, and Seamless Solid Gold Wedding 22-Karat. $5.25 their beauty speaks for Rings spreads always, we are al- aaa itself, Prices $2.50 up, Geretecrastog cor vonies. No f body can praise them too highly. ‘ See also Solid |B Every shape, width, thickness 14-Karat, $6.60 Gold Emblem and style, No charge for en- 18-Karat, $8.10 Rings and Initial LAMBERT BROTHERS Third Avenue, Corner 58th, Street OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10 ~ nine th nti nt ae patrolman of the Los Angeles force. Po- lice matrons are employed in almost | detectives, but Mrs. Wells is the only woman who ever wore @ uniform and went out on the street to preserve order | for cheape ‘i nd enforce the law. most entirely, although on several ooca- | the East for the purpose of arousing in- | her sex in the larger cities of this country. She has visited Philadelphia ‘and Boston on this trip. —_————_ Fire Captain Critically m1. cold from exposure at a fire several the fire atation early to-day that mem- bers of his company asked Police Lieu- to telephone for an ambulance. Dr. Bohroeder, who came from Bellevue, said Capt. Hill had grip and was threatened with pneumonia, and took him to the hospital. Capt. Hill ts thirty-eight years old and lives at No. 12 Tiffany street, | years he was one of the trainers and backers of John 1. Sullivan. ago was enrolled as a full fledged city and there are a few women work hae been among women al- in the appointinent of police ot | Cube feet In John H. IM! of Engine Company No, 48 Fifth etreet, who caught ago, became eo critically il) at Mannion of Fifth street station The Supreme TEST Since Our Demonstration 6 Months Ago Our Business in Higher Priced Clothes Has Increased 30 Per Cent Without Further Advertising Them ! IX MONTHS ago our Advertising Department inaugurated a novel and daring plan ‘to make our higher class garments known to many who had not previously bought from us. A plan to do a work which could only be accomplished otherwise hy news- paper advertising for the next six months. (See our ade of June 27—July 9, 1912.) The plan was costly, for we cut our prices so low that the sum of losses on sales was enormous. But to-day the wisdom of the plan has been proved to us. For every 100 customers we then $30, $32.50, $35 $37.50, $40 and $45 DOWN TO removed from our stores. Naturally our heavy losses on sales will not permit us to continue this Demon- stration beyond a limited period, and im- mediately after the closing day every gar- ment left unsold will be marked up to its origiral price. 90 CENT GAS IN JERSEY. Pabiie Utilities Commission Orders It tn Passate Div TRENTON, N. J. Dee, 2. son and taken up by Passaic and municipalities in what is called the P @ajo division haa been won. fix a uniform rate of all: muntely more than that rate, made voluntratly ft te there would be a general @or a «aa rate reduction of the State, and that tl whl order @ reduction as in this case Patay Sheppard Die BOSTON, Dec. 21.—Patric Sheppard, who, as a one of the stars of the prize ring years ago, died towlay at his city, “Patsy” Sheppard be iatio career in Ireland, born in 17, and from 184 to 1874 ha| fought nearly all the noted boxers in Engiand and this country. Thousands of Dollars by This AN ADVERTISING PLAN To Demonstrate their beauty, their quality, their perfec- tion, we are marking ALL the highest class Smith Gray @ Co. Sack Suits, in our four stores, whichare priced at:— The resulting loss on every sale to be charged to advertising Absolutely no sack suits have been reserved—and none have been e o UNDER SAME Z/CONTROL' OWNERSHIP) SINC P) BROADWAY AT WARREN ST. — NEW YORK -S!" AV.,GET, 271" & 287STS GULTON ST..AT FLATBUSH AV.-BROOKLYN = BROADWAY 'POSLAM THE EFFICIENT SKIN REMEDY The New Year Will Bring New Service From Riker & Hegeman Drug Stores —The fight | by Pater- ervarvaqees vane and Hegeman Company will establish at 162 West 34th St: a Bureau of Information, for correspondence, regarding the Parcels Post as it relates to rates of Postage from New York City to any desired point. We shall use the Parcels Post System in the delivery of merchandise whenever it is practicable to do so, and especially whenever it will result in the convenience and accommodation of customers. : : Readers of this paper will doubtless be glad to know a few of the important points governing the conduct of the new. Parcels |g Post system. ait : ; The weight limit of any package is 11 lbs. : Liquids, up to 12 ounces, may be sent by Parcels Post i bottle is packed in specially made mailing case. . Packages weighing one, two, three and four ounces are sent at lc. per ounce. Above four ounces they take |E the pound rate. | =e 72 inches, or 6 feet, is the limit of measurement of any package—length and girth combined. There are eight zones, as follows: it and comforted, Eczema, acne, psoriasis, barbers’ and every form of itch are quickly cured. Cases of these troubles of standing have been completely jieated by Poslam after other reme- were abandoned as ineffectual. ISLAM SOAP is of inestimable | en- efit to all whose skin is subject to erup- tional troubles, It is ideal for baby's m all party commission Sonate in Hob, (Patsy) F. htwelght, was bath, never irritates, and every mother may rely upon its absolute purity. It ome in this is the best el ampoo for dandruff and an n his pugil- | active aid in eradicating scalp difficul- ae an | a druggista sell Poslam (price 60) cents) and Poslam Soap (price 25 cents). For free samples, write to the Emergency Laboratories, 8@ West £5th Street, New | York City. In later Timm [MMi | Demonstration 1st upto 50 miles 5th up to 1,000 miles Ls ees 150‘ 6th ‘‘ 1,400 “ 8rd ‘* 300 “ 7th “1,800 “* 4th ‘ 600 “ 8th over 1,800 “ These zones include the United States and its Possessions. {E Fhe Jocal rate is 5c for 1 lb., and lc additional for every |B added pound. : Special Parcels Post Stamps must be used on all packages, {E and each Parcel must bear name and address of sender. ; For those who wish additional information, write our Mail Order Department, 162 W. 34th St., and you will receive prompt|E and ouplicit answers to all questions concerning Parcels Post Rates. |B e know that the Parcels Post System will broaden our jE service, and will enable us to help a greater number of people|E to economize in their purchasing of Drug Store Goods. = RIKER’S EXPECTORANT Has Stood the Test of 66 Years Through four generations this sterling old remedy has held its place as the one reliable, never-failing relief for coughs, colds and lung affections. At this particular season, “catching cold” is more than possible—it is difficult to avoid. When the first symptoms appear, begin taking Riker’s Expectorant. If you let the troublesome cough hang on, if you let yourself get run down, your system becomes weakened and you are apt not to regain the lost ground all the winter through. In all sincerity we can say that throughout our years of experience wih 4 drugs Be | medicines we have found nothing to equal Riker’s Expectorant for coughs or hoarse- ness of any kind. _ Your great-grandmother may have found relief from her colds by taking Riker’s Expectorant. And even in the light of your own scientific training you can do no better than follow her example. No matter what kind the cough is—the hoarse, racking sort, or the tight, hard cough—or the alarming croupy cough of a child—Riker’s Expectorant will relieve them one and all. It stops the disagreeable ‘‘tickling” in throat, |B and heals and soothes the irritated membranes. It relieves the congestion and hoarseness. Where there are children it is absolutely a household necessity. Riker’s Expectorant does what it promises to do in all cases of coughs, colds, |* whooping cough, pains in chest, pleurisy, bronchitis and all inflammatory diseases of the pulmonary organs. If after taking a 60c bottle of Riker’s Expectorant THE ot ToT we litte Hatiernieniers had for higher class clothes, to-day we have 130, and this marvelous in- crease in spite of the fact that we have, ever since June, been advertis- ing only to men who wear mod- erate priced garments. Men who Teint a form the largest field. you are not benefited, bring us the empty bottle and get your money. Trial |B ‘Those who follow our ads will be aware of this fact. size, 2c. Family size, 6Oc. = Now at the end of the six months’ [3 test, our success warrants us in the VINOL Sanatogen Kondon’s Catarrhal E belief that our interests and those of The Modern Tonic Jelly iE men who to-day do not know our Reconstructor When the nerve gage ; = higher priced suits would be served Brrr force is below pa Cala in ite by a second Demonstration. r + no matter what theif me age singe Le a Here, briefly, is the plan— cause of the abnor. et eo cen willl ne may | feed the organism Hdsarn PE 2 [| and tone up the waiting in lung E overwork, business Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly |B isa remedy which is known to have accomplished remarkable results in all catarrhal affec- |p tions. A splendid remedy 39c or social cares, lack of fresh air and exercise, profound mental shock, acute illness—Sanato- gen is a matchless fovigorating force for young, the old, and for the ills of childood. Sanatogen-—a tonic for any one who dovsn’t feel “just tight.” $1.00, $1.90 and $3.60, Rikerdymons A pleasant tasting pastille which will relieve hoarseness, sore throat, ete. An excellent remedy for public speakers, tors, singers, etc. The box Aisle ae 19. You Are Safe When You Buy At (KER.AND HE \ a Vinolhasall the tissue-build- ing, strength-producing, flesh- developing properties of fresh cod liver oil. But it has none of the disagreeable, repellent taste or smell of the old-fash- ioned remedy. Vinol is really delicious to {| take. It is most efficient when the blood needs to be enriched, when weight needs to be in- creased, when strength needs boosting, or when throat or lungs are affected in way and need help. And for old people and delicate chil- $1 for head colds eee Natural Way of Relieving Colds of Any Kind Simplex Inhaler The steam va- [J =" porizer relieves |L t he congestion and gives quick relief in asthma, croup, grippe, bronchitis, sore t! it, ete. 25c, $1.50 and up. 22.00 y We are reaching out for men of discrimination who are accustomed to $40.00 and $45.00 suits, We give them an opportunity to learn of ours at a cost of $22.50, The custom tailored man v0 pays prices be- yond all reason to his tailor will find he is some $30.00 Bhead of the game—that he has saved valuable time and gained some valuable knowledge. dren Vinol is especially Ei] valuable. The ane GEMAN DRUG STORES ar orders to the nearest Riker-Hegeman store. Department, 162 West 34th Street, New York Oity Telephone Mail AT BEDEORD AV