The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1916, Page 6

: i ; i} . ' THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DEOEMBER 20, © 1 80 MEN eNTomsED. (STATE ASKS COURT [ern commie Pon anf Hi Expiosion tn | Ing the orde , . | fom missi: f Mine as Work PITTSBURGH, ' Kht now to th aid Mr Pittsburgh station Ady Ve'take ett 0s Mines this morning re ive A | ney tion that etx tn es { TOENFORCE ORDER men had b work,” said Deputy Bromborge The Evening World, “and we Oo mak Som iT er Dillon’ E, THE “KANN 0 HOFF, Jatin effective.” We sh i ' “Aristocrat” extrict tinjunction A prains st “Certain et mt anurna OF THE TONIC FAMILY Dealers” Sought —Butter | storage exes, and to prevent |from putting on the market Boycott Begins To-Day. what they are “It the vresent injunction does serve will try somet) Commissioner Dillon has the entire} Influence of the Attorney Goneral's | office behind him in the storage egg” or i else. ‘stamp the After a jong Deputy Attor- ith the Fe f Dillon was deral authorit conference last nig’ early to-day ; ‘ibpabtcpebeltin dg, on Junctte He said he th ‘ plied to the Supreme Court to-day] to ask the aid of the Attorney Ge : for an injunction against “certain | eral’s office when he found that H wholesale and retail dealers in eggs” | trict Attorney Swann decided to Meals imparts in order to compel them to obey the | until another court had given op! An Indescribable Flavor to Food, |%°! #04 Markets Department order, | on the authority of the departmen ‘Also Aida About the samo time Frank Boland, | issue such an order. of Campbell and Boland, counsel for the Mercantile Exchange, announced that he would file a counter suit to Stern Brothers West 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street Women’s Modish Hand Bags To-morrow, at Savings of About One-Third Silk Velvet, Pin Seal or Moire Hand Bags, Collar Bags, Bill Books, Whisk Broom Holders, Cup Sets and Brush Sets, at $1.95 - Chiffon Velvet or Moire Silk Hand Bags, Shirred full on frame; in black or colors, at $3.45 ' Beaded Hand Bags, Vachette Leather Bags in envelope style, Men’s or Women’s Fitted Traveling Sets, Writing Portfolios and Overnight Bags, at $5.00 DRUG STORES EVERY WHERE. ling obedience to a ruling of “and that is by kind,” he said, Crepe de Chine Blouses Suitable for Holiday Gifts Crepe de Chine and Satin Underbodices On the Main Floor Embroidered and tailored models, in flesh and white, at $1.95 and 2.90 Attractive lace trimmed models, in pink and white; regularly $1.00 Special at 88c Women’s Petticoats and House Gowns Very Specially Priced for To-morrow: ON THE MAIN FLOOR: ON THE SECOND FLOOR; Wide Wale Corduroy Robes with large circular collars; lined throughout; various colorings, at $4.85 Street & Evening Petticoats of Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and Sik Jersey; new models and colorings, $3.75 and 4.95 Men’s and Women’s Silk Umbrellas Altractively Priced on the Main Floor. Union Silk Umbrellas Union Silk Umbrellas For men and women; handles | For men and women; sterling silver are handsomely mounted SI] 95 and buffalo horn handles; $2 95 with sterling silver, - at %***7* Women’s Silk Umbrellas, °° “@* 0 Men’s and Women’s Silk Umbrellas With handles of buffalo and buckhora, $3.75 & 4.95 long sterling silver and novelty effects, The Ribbon Section Has arranged a Very Special Offering of Fancy Warp Ribbon at 33c, 37c and 75c a yard 5% to 9 ins. wide, in the most wanted colorings and designs. Moire Taffeta and Satin Taffeta Ribbon at 27c yard 6!4 inches wide, in white, black and colors. Wo are just getting down to housewlves In the butter boycott be- pose doing everything in our power illes that any imitation is a tempting them such exes and selling them ag other than {far as possible we also intend to co- “Thore is only one way of compel- Wo aro right and I believe urt will so hold.” ner Hartigan starte ter boycott to-day. It is make It Btate wide in effect The Commissioner frankly {it will be dificult to enlist supy f the expect to have as much success with the butter erusade as we had with the |N: Hallo, in a te t, which ts still on.” ! 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