The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1917, Page 15

” PEARL OF THE ARMY caemetemenanc gh i By Guy W. McConnell. | sight by Guy W, MeCom | ie Cal Ralph Vayn we “: ich Pei ag an indication of the f this Ada there were tines he and the Pearl Dare ee were one bud from dence, Ad Brent, w Apartinent in the Hotel Wilt« “What de f wet away wi Whe girl tn all the t they were ms winced ; “1 wasn't the can explain ¢ And he p) tion that s way. The General Army Staff finally de- The Silent Menace Bent Threaten: ingly Above Pearl. ink cided to advertise for an inv expert in order to find a combination that Id baffling Cans In_ the alrectly under Will be on band tonight, ‘Ton sharp. 4, the Dares were not for leave of absence for th It was granted without que But when he left the house two unseen persons, Toko and Pearl, followed nim. , He went to Bertha Bonn's apart- ment. “Did you get ‘em?" he asked, eagerly and anxious She gave him a little round card- poard box - si "adams opened the box. “Fine!” he od, looking tn the box. Here make the ink visible! s to nse awa Pearl and Toko followed him to an uninhabited tenement. While Pearl waited in a taxicab three automobiles containing soldiers raced by, Then @ fourth passed. Toko ran ‘out of handed her a made here — an. “Adams?” founded. “Gone!” They dashed to the Chemical Rutla- ing just in time to file through the gates with the soldiers. At 10 P. M. Adams rushed across the empty street into the building, wh' was in com- plete darkness, A te ng strugele ensued, Some one forced a littic round card’ box into Pearl's hand and Dae that of chemical plans he house and fut at the Pearl, oried a voice remarkably like Adams whispered: ‘The wafers, giri—hide them!" Suddenly the lights flashed on. The place was jammed with soldiers. “arrest Orderly Adams!" bellowed Col, Dare. A corporal and seven privates rushed Adams to the street and into an automobile, into which Pearl Dare also leaped, determined to pr t any possibility of his escape, Then the automobile dashed away and a search of the Chemical Building was instituted. Episode No. quet she was wearin fowe ~|running i aT i | vi. | rnational plot ever has been woven | elen Alliance roll the United But the United States Government Grenadian revolutionary leader, to ew ple ha ished his position, Bx shake the fec n day Pearl dropped a upon the floor of the Dare ind raised it to his lps. re-estab uld not quite ng that On a corte resi- Maj. observed his beca se of her fortune, the | t and have Junior officer, “A hor- e. Th erted ¢ Dare!" af rible inistake corporal to W ns wos not nm the street, # masquerad- thundered Brent and nace!” lay Pearl he maske The door opened and d Silent Menace stood over leally. The Ninth Episode of “The Ninth liplacds of \{PEARL OF THE ARMY gwiil Be Published Friday, Jan. 26 a Motion Picture Notes | Vincent Serrano ts starred in the |‘Thanhouser film, “A Modern Monte | Cristo | What will be the largest glass in- closed film studio tn the world, !t is sald, is belng built at Long Beach, | Cal, for Balboa. | Ivy Crosthwaite 19 known as ‘the “Round Trip. Trip BALTIMORE The Bonamencal City WASHINGTON The Capital of the Nation SUNDAYS BA Jgbruary April’ 20 and Jappary Tickets on aale preceding each excursion, Pennsylvania R. R. “I think = Var-ne-sis the greatest remedy in the world and every one should know about it,” said Curtis M. Huntington of 107 Richards pl, West Haven, Conn, He continued: “IE suffered from rheumatism of the Joints for years, My shoulders, arms, hips and knees were stiff and sore. It was im- ) fascinating young Foxfimess.” |ts said One hundred and two thousand feet A. Walsh In * This mbre looking shrouds 1 one he ¢ bins; | addressed to Col, Dare. in of a boat in the har- | _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, She to be a popular young ed by R » Honor Syst noo fi of film wa making * Was cut down to 1 Frank Dowell has engaged F MacCormack to assist him in di x of the Marjorie I m- maki Periolat of the vas a failing for he doesn’t like to red necktie be kldded about them, but 3 Fairbanks, film star, has an office of his own In the re Building ‘wo children nd after him last week cting in films in Los , has such soulful eyes that nen often write poems about And, what's worse, now and Doug! ° 1 8 STOMACH UPSET? |Get at the Real Cause—Take Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. ni | That's what thousands of stomach ufferers are doing now. Instead of e| taking tonics, or trying to patch up a r| poor digestion, they are attacking the real cause of the ailment—clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver and towels are per- forming their natural functions, away es indigestion and stomach troubles. f you have a bad taste in your iotith, tongue coated, appetite poor, laxy, don ‘are fecling, no ambition! or energy, troubled with undigested foods, you should take Olive Tablets, the sulistitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable cade mixed with olive oil You will know them | by their olive color.’ They do the work without griping, cramps or pain. ‘Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, so you can eat what you like. 10c. and 25¢c, All druggists. — | Advt. Are You Run Down? Are you trying te Build Up? PoRT WINE Combines with OLIVE OIL carry Dei send or- Ger to us and ‘we. wil have your uelghborhood 190 Flt G1 Rossee St.) YEARS OF PAIN FROM RHEUMATISM YIELDS TO SIMPLE REMEDY West Haven Man Suffered Tortures From) Rheumatism of Joints Until He Put Var-ne-sis to the Test. We Give “Sperry” Gold S: pe : Redeemable in full books for $2.50 worth of merchandise as selected by you in any depart- ment in this store, or for $2 in cash at the ge office on the Fifth Floor, We give 2a Green Stamps as usual. || Men’sWinter Suits & Overcoats Due to the heavy selling in our Men's Store during the past week, we find ourselves with several hundred excellent garments in “broken” lots, and these will be cleared out in a “rush” tomorrow at sensationally low prices. “Kingly” Trousers, at Some of Our Philadelphi Splendi suit or overcoat is present. Clearance: All Fancy Holiday Boxes of Writing Paper Half Price and Even Lessin Saturday’s Sale. This is distinctly your best oppor- tunity to buy a liberal supply of high-class writing paper at next-to- nothing prices. There are many specials—-one, for example, printed in this adver- tisement. 24 Sheets of Writing Paper——24 gilt edge cards and 48 envelopes; regularly priced 89c; in 39e this sale, box complete c You may be even more interested in the specials at other prices. Best Freon MEATS Home baked Products and fresh Fruits, Vegetables, etc., at money- saving prices. Fresh Meats CHICKENS—choice | ROAST BEEF quality for roast choice cuts of 9. 95 « 3. 95 High-class trousers in every respect simeres, Blue and Black Serges and Thibets, guaranteed. Sizes 28 to 60 waist measure. fine Worsteds, Finest Suits & Overcoats, That Were Formerly Priced at $25, $30 and $35; CHOICE TOMORROW AT It is hard to exaggerate the importance of this offering. ready-to-wear clothing manufacturers of the country and others of equally high standing, whose names will be iloring is evident at the first glance, excellent trimmings—in fact, everything that goes to make up a high-ciass inside bands to cover NAWS. The values range up to $1 have inside bands to cover the ears. Skating, Sport and Hockey Hats and Pra 49c 1917. “Better Goods for the Same Money | or the Same Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere’ SIXTH AVE.. ISWTO IST STREET REE—‘oMienned GOLD OR ZAC GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASES 318 Suits Formerly Priced Up to $12. 7 95 674 Winter Overcoats Formerly Priced Up to $12. Saturday at if 95 Saturday at A SWEEPING “WONDER SALE” CLEARAW AY OF standpoints of fabric, style and workmanship. IN MANY INSTANCES YOU ARE PAYING LE The Suits at *7.95 Popular three-button styles, smartly fashioned of good quality Worsteds, Cassimeres, light or dark mixtures. All sizes to 44. (Formerly priced to $12.) The Overcoats at °7.95 Big variety of neat mixtures and plain color fabrics, chiefly loose-back styles; patch pockets, cuff sleeves, satin yokes and sleeve linings. (Formerly priced to $12.) Wor Every up. such master. id in the garments themselves. Vast Assor Wé Head the List With an Offering of 1200 Soft Hats and Derbies Regular Prices $1.50 and $2, at. . Popular styles for men and youths. THE SOFT HATS in leading shapes and all the popular colors. THE DERBIES, light in weight, flexible, easy fitting; BLACK ONLY. All sizes. Winter Caps for Men at 50c The sample lines and surplus stock from @ prominent Hundreds of patterns, including HEAVY SERGE C Sale for tomorrww only. the ears. Men’s and Boys’ Fur Caps, $1.85 to $15 These are made of Coney Fur, Children’s Winter Hats Regularly to $1, Special at Fine Worsteds, Tweeds, Serges, Velvets and Mackinaws. All sizes and colors in the lot. 39c All Hundreds of fine colors and combinations, all finely woven; exceptional values. Women’s *5.50 to %9 *THE BIG STORE” The headlines in this advertisement practically tell the whole story—and the very fact that all of these suits and overcoats are from our own supreb stocks is sufficient guarantee as to their desirability, from the We have planned to make tomorrow a record selling day for the month of January, and we will ac- complish our ambition if low prices for such excellent garments can do so. Hundreds of patterns and plain colors. gets that they are made by master-tailors, to $20.) plain black and Oxford gray Chesterfield models. merly priced to $20.) PANE cient to say that these garments are the product of the gstsy Schloss Bros. of Baltimore, the Snellenberg Clothing Co. REE—‘fhonagd GOLD OR ZAC GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASES Men’s & Boys’ Hats & Caps|| Hat Shapes Popular Styles — Lowest Prices. Sale Tomorrow nufacturer. » TWEEDS and MACKI- Near Seal, Alaska Seal, Muskrat, Raccoon, The finest of Fur Caps are here represented, ALL AT REDUCED PRIC FREE—fSerece GOLD OR 1°AC GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASES Other Sales Tomorrow Pull details in our advt. in today’s Eve. Journal. Juniors’ and Girls’ Apparel at Ree markable Reductions. Boys’ Winter Clothing Women Priced at $3.95 and — a} east Skirts lusic “Hits” at 8c. 78. 493 Suits 358 Winter Formerly Priced Up Overcoats i Formerly Priced Up to $20 to $20. Saturday at fb ay "a Saturday at SS THAN PRESENT WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS The Suits at *12.95 . Season's most popular two- and three-button styles, in fine rsteds, Cassimeres, Cheviots, Tweeds and all-wool Blue Serges. The labels in these suits (Formerly priced The Overcoats at *12.95 Single and double breasted pinched-back styles, ulsterettes and Hardly an -to-date model is omitted from this excellent showing. (For- Mackinaws for Men and Youths °$6 9 5 Put dak Sieh eeaiee garments in plain colors or plaids, green, brown, blue and gray shades.. These were formerly priced to $9.95. Smart New Spring tments — Most 1 95 Chic new Styles that are attractively made up in satin or braid and satin.Very becoming modes, in sail- or or mush- room effects, also the mili- ay turban shapes so de- cidedly lar. Choice of black and colors; all of mate- rials and fine styles seldom priced at so little. Hats Trimmed Free When Materials and Shapes are Pur- chased Here. sii | All caps with Imported Stamped Linen Pieces Excellent bargains are of- fered in a number of IM- PORTED STAMPED TAN LINEN AND COLORED REPP_ SCARFS, CENTER- PIECES AND PILLOW TOPS. Early purchasing is advised, for the quantity is limited, Starnes incl Centerpieces—27 and 36 regularly $1 to $1.50; at A number of thick black mufflers “Foot-Mould” Shoes at possible for me to go up or down stairs, except one step at *4.95 45e, 59ec ana 69e — Our Own Baking prveytene a time, and when I sat down kts, supplies Stead Tge A magnificent collection of beautiful and serviceable shoes for your saprrgigt’ w Tops—reg- 25 ce rom tl oven a : A > . ie 3 UP it was almost impossible to about every 30 large lost choice at this reecrd low price. Exact duplicates of these styles, leathers and Stamped Scarfs 20x45 in.; regu- get up because of the stiffness. Ce GaKes—ve- | Ue Bis: 15¢ tualitiae’are taaturadit “s > larly 8Sc 10 $1, at 39¢, 50c, 69e; P CUP. CAKE CUITS dor. qualities are featured in other stores at $7 to $12. 20x04 larly $1'50, at 9c U ri : if nul r IND 4 ; 4 20x54 in., regularly $1.50, SOLID GOLD T also had more or less rheu Bills oF PHN) Be | pe aT FOUN! YOU'LL RECOGNIZE THE VALUES when you see this remarkable array and 6bs) s0k7a ins, reeelary BRIDGE WORK matic neuritis in my arms and MOLASSES park | {AK 25¢ : of fine shoes--made of the fines: quality of leather, in most graceful and perfectly 31:50, . ae ee, shoulders, and many nights I FRUIT yp. 20€ | peLicious cot Fy) shaped styles at 5c ana 7 9e Oc vr would have to get up and bathe THREE LAYER | FEE OAKES] 5e | TEN BEAUTIFUL STYLES and all these shoes are our own popular “Foot. | | stamped Lace Trimmed White In- ; , CAKES —Tutt Mould” make, with the pefection of skilled shoe craft in every line, All of the finest “alah Eland Conteraiacee=cdl Cart my arms in hot water in order Fruttly Marshina’ widow € pi in. 5 Hegel carp Silage: Frattl, Mareen materials and in the most wanted styles. Stylish combinations of colors and leathers. assortment of designs 39 0 ny sleep. a rouble a . 77 4 Pei aig Aion 60c Five of the Ten Styles Described Are Illustrated regularly 69¢; at c night. It was agony to get my ip A beautiful style, patent leather vamp, white calf tops, imitation tip, Cuban | Ian TE ae iy to get my resh Vegetables Louis leather heels. All sizes in A'and D widths; Our Price 84 95 I ichti Fi t LL 6 or | TEL: co ’ LETTUCE— SCALLIONS— + ys Sale . "| ‘ tame ‘aes, Sa i fog ans te |! would ratse my hands above my head Me | stn fe rane pias . aAghting Fixtures ak git ¥: {~- wort tl head Tw suffer the most BEETS—news A dainty style: of tan Russie call, dark shade, imitation wing $4 OF 1 | uiscvay Inverted ALL Wot excruciating pain large bunch, SC tip, Cuban Louis leather heels; Our Pr Sale Heed tae “’Natury ally I tried about FRESH TOMA An exquisite sty’e; genuine white kidskin; plain to f-rurned | ex wiit DR. BLOOM but fous 20c vile: covered Cuban Louis heel; all sizes, Our Prive $4 Gym | | pill chain MODERN PAINL Hs DENTISE nan OYSTER MUSH. 40c $9; sale price tel) f ¢ gest 135th Be, 160 i 34th Se. lini PLANT - &e¢ ehorem b Smert, tutton style, demi-glazed kidskin, hacd-tu sf Q5 eh. T continued to grow ante Be | rieRY— 49 soles; Cuban Louis covered heels; Our Price $7; head | globe larly eres wall I Me anlar Var ne Banh OC | stalk c Achic styie; tan Russia Calf verip and heel foxing; white cal ae er masa ay) iV ear laohine tan c Aten raeine Fresh Fruits wppers. hand-turned sules; covered Cuban Louis hess; Ow $4 O% j | sre ti \ | king: fo) er taking Price $8; sale et |Var-ne-sis for some time the PLES oY . a : mite . a i> 4 jextreme pain left my shoulders COOKING APPLE PANCY uae The, very popular genuine white Nubuck lace shies in tection wing tip, Honk. ette { 5 \ Re Iafrecee nin and te , - eres : pf Falk aed M, NUXATED | R 0 N short time TI ‘was as well as ' ORANGES Ole f A Ha ‘ style all xfay kidskin (dari) lace shoes, Cuban Lovis $4 ) aii" ia 1 ever, Var-ne-sis is a wonderful _ GieArie RU JIT 5e ‘3 eather heels; Our Price ule é eve? | | Neti € ‘ y° medicine and T trust others will 22¢ nen / r effective shee eta Calf vemp, im gtp,Patl- §4 OF }- try it, for [know they will be Re BARRE® 100 . Vel f Gray Kidsk'n 1 un Louis hee 9; Our ‘ale i Pre | iteful to ine for recommend yp PC | MaLacs ‘ Na A beautiful dress shoe, Paiert Lecther, turcn styles cloth or kid sop; Cuban § ind tha. t ing it.” Oc | jPAPPS 20¢ DI We Lous heels; Our Price $7; ‘his sae 54,95 ne Ov. send to W. A. Varney, Lynn CURTIS pet ud 2 ‘1h \ Se sees sain ane Ch tT Meet te Pixies star floor Lamp Mass., for booklet, *A’ Word he DUTCH COCOA Van Houten, 1 9@ Li ~ A us a) Ana ROIe By ec Mt ME Uisaitle goose ueck, halt 5 for Skeptics.” Get Var-ne-sis HUNTINGTON, imported; reg. 23c M4-lb. canes , ‘ moon shade | Now today--at all reliable A strong Varen stor or druggist about it @btained from spy good dtugsists—-aave, | druggists. —Advt, enthusiast,