The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1917, Page 10

Ramee eae eee ee ee ed 4.2 et. a2 Rot RO , Koch Prices Mahe Downtown Shopping an Fe KOCHEG. 125th Street, West. | OPEN EVENINGS (NTI CHTAST MAS | You're Sure to Find om Christan Gilt in These Books, Calendarsand XmasCards | infinite variet h ' braced Science, Hurne LU m Adventure, History and the Classics Dainty Gift Books, in cee 49c to $2.50 Beautifully Ilustrated Books for Children All the old f land, Chatter Box, the F thet Goose, Alice in Wonder us Ox Book, all at the lowest prices stock Religious Gilte in ‘our Rosaries, Prayer Books, Bibles, ete Books for Boys and Girls 1 kn Tom Swift Series, Ro iH Aunt Jane's N Bed Time 8 War Books All the newent and most popular title 10°; Below Publishers’ Prices A well selected Devotional Section of An Exceptionally Wide Assortment of Calendars, Cards, Gilt Dressing, Gift | Seals and Containers ‘boxe Tags ee | HANDKERCHIEFS Men's, all tinen, block nitial Women's. attractively ar Box of 6 nged, dainty colored em broidered figures. Box of 6 $1.10 Women’s, all linen, plain or tape borders; hand embroid ered initial. Box of 6, $2.00 50c Children's, figures or initials 15c MAHOGANY CLOCKS Always Good as Christmas Gifts New shapes, tambour, boudoir and desk, solid mahogany finish, 8-day lever movement, porcelain di: bevelled glass. An Excellent Selection emtbroiered Box of 3, “" $5.00 Regular Price $6.75. Other clocks, genuine ma- hogany and mahogany fin- and English gold finish; wall or office clocks, oak, mahog- any and white enamel; bou- dotr clocks, pan desk seaze "$9.25 es $39.00 The Very Best Toy Values Obtainable Are In KOCH TOYLAND In its much enlarged and improved surround ings, it reveals the most remarkable exhibit of Toys, Dolls and Games you have ever witnessed. Fe nd 125th St., West ONLY B STORE H. C. F. KOCH & CO., Inc., . B 14-9 th STREET® Sra AVENUE To Those Worthy of Cre fi | Open Every Evening 0 t urnished $50 Up Come Early and Select from Hundreds of Xmas Suggestions NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT rey All Goods Marked nF slguree SPSeerrevttitr trae. Ween tren ene Dining ff = Room i Suite | 3 Bea Oak 10 Pieces as a $148" Goods shown in this advertise nent will be sold at adver: tised prices only during this NOTE ST MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED— et. em mt ee om ee THE EVENING WORLD, SENATE WILL DIG DEEP INTO DIVIDED EFFORT THAT DELAYS TUESDAY, DECEMBER i868. i917 Dainty and Home-Made Christmas Gifts The Best OO These Thrifty Days — one = , “7 ' ‘ rT Clash and open ale tite " La ary habit f jothing ‘ f them are obliged t from ailment ¢ ' 1h exponure that By Samuel M. Willams ite what) tise © é Srecie! Bett reapendent of The sak ts aatiat AAS Dh ¢ ii iat time they will ia Fe h feel keenly theit The senate ary Committees de nt ‘Vd sad'tovd inveatigate the Quar ; question wilt pe , termaster Geurral’s Department of the, Beta the a A ve it fintshen with minary inf } the pend juiry tnto ordnance . : ? hate n is prompted by S ; ie i arm ifficlent rapplic liet® wre ult ack juipr thin + run Ha AMO As with ot t cu forn " wear ich A the unif to discern w O ‘ pono’ a8 1 ois i) A is » t lhem hide} : : ik of specit Tho next step of divided effort in em al nd therefore they are much appre: | w i) rd endured by r ‘ mntracts: with smong the manufacturers of uniforms, He ated as gifts, A long ibe | town to the ¢ f them in and around New foundation. is ve " t nove arn {not seriously affect sea rin ’ / —_ hon, and ff at swith 1 A ‘ ‘ } sone mi most of the men} y Interests that these, but two stand out #0 prom. | By Mildred rau Giniene with a cluster of ide drips wos now are having thelr nain effort to get inently that they be roughly | ©ertiaiit, ‘ th . v sufltelor ply of the right kind classified ax open and the closed) The ‘cto Na oe te 0 mt » tabl ne for the soldiers at the shops, y ur F 6 Ab mad ean at must go hand ond economy | r ed with L Ta the open pup Are & OFM | are shown Ir fiul dainty | sewn on i i 1 with got CIVIC AND MILITARY BRANCHES !a@rgo manufacturers who maintain) gig which Kandy) wie ay | HAY elther ru ta pa extensive establishments and had jo, . + wid 1 of rn mere Get at the Source of the Trouble SeAsH considerable contracts with the Gov-| at ¢ ‘ than the frame, may be meres, ly bo toy —Your Liver Is Not Acting t i pint nment. Opposite t Pin De nl c 1 _iacked on, in a way to put it W v nn Ger tmen Liedal pposi bad [slip on ove r w aftl wll around ! ad mming Properly—Your Blood Is ? . caval : American Clothing Manufacturers ting uy mat rma a pretty decoration t ‘ ? r y ally ¢ ed with ven p ink merely a The muff hanger which ared ef covere Being Poisoned. ny tracts and sup Aton) “onions % 10K | shaped wide a nd finished thé FIPNE Of chin atiate despa \ sache: ’ (R.&G PILLS, The Ait with proper outfit, |RUMbEF of clothing makers, some /in tay at th elng held to-| foundation th ay be bought in taln Podop (the vegetabl si t another branch of the Govern. |!*'*. many amall, [gether with ribbon bows under the|Any department store, but satin 1 r 1 and It ‘ tute for calomel) and other vegetable) none na bieon given participation in| THY have an inner contractl 08} arms, Of albitross, Anished with| 20% elaborates {t into, a very ' ms while ae laxatives which act on the liver and ininoas, ao that army Quarter. /°iFel® Fecently organized by some of |narzow atin ribbon plaiting, it would | Arst we i ere hl P flea ieee , Physicians pre-| Mante motimes super thelr leaders as the New York Unl- |appeal to a n Tho | dir the righ ribe Podophyliut (which is contained | me nore and sometimes frm Corporation, to secure from the cap is ma draws sachet on tt Dutt vs nehunt ° aoe eee alls) us the best vegetasle [subordinates toa civilian organtzation (Government large contracts. ‘Thi8 into rosettes of lace Ne; aud | SANE te the ts | ast of fee (color V6 ver stimulant for action upon the with the following long title: Supplies elation malt iabor relations | trimmed with rose the| for milady's | purple a and bowels. A few pills taken each | Section of th Ivisory mission; With the Amalgamated Clothing | front, A scant fri drops |iamb's wool baby »: attached t night for several nights will give you Alo¢ the Council of National Defense, , Workers’ Union, and thereby comes goftly over t renewed appetite, take away your bad| yujjus Rosenwald of Chicago, Chief, |into the question rival labor unions.) A real neces n any boudoir ts al breath and bad bese s) My moins: and Charles Eisomann of Cleveland, |EVERYBODY CONCERNED HAs, hatpin_ holder, with this, the clear up your complexion and make you | Qe int chuer = = tackle your day's work with vigor, R.| AN EXCUSE. mimed 2 undertaki INTER OAT ALE & G. Pills do not sicken or gripe you. Just where les the dividing Hne | There are two of these uniform | aving. as plants Drains 1 ngs It does you all the good calomel would) tween civilian and military branches | making unions in New York, the ‘he 1 shops and the closed} BELOW JANUARY CLEARANCE PRICES do, without the bad t0¢, 25¢ f the Government in responsibility | Amalgamated, with Sidney Hillman | shops v each other with hosttlity 7 as President, and the International |The labor unions seek to obtain com- DON’T WAIT!! BUY NOW | Ladies’ Garment Workers, Benjamin | Piet? unionization out of the situa. RS Lest you forget, we say it yet——Join the Red Croz; TODAY | schicssinger, President. Tho latter | ompiications in this line : WHOLESALE recognized by affiliation with the| All hands join’ in criticising a American Federattun of Labor. The |clauss in the Government contracts Will Sacrifice to the vmer has by far the greater mem- required all work to be d Public A WORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND FIND IT under bis own root workmen, This pre- of part of the work was devised by the ent with the idea of preventing sweatshop labor, rship, but is not recognized by of L. The result ta labor rivalry and trouble Another sidelight in this kaleido- the com with bis ow vents sub-l on unifor War Depa =" RETAIL pe is the Board of Control of 2 Labor Standards, a semi-officlal body WEDNESDAY Appoln by some branch f the THURSDAY sists of Louls Kristein, Capt. Walter | Port boot doiay in supplying uni. Rina Fan rasa oe f. Kreust and Mrs. Florence Kelly. | forms. HIGH CLASS SAMPLE Coats worth $30 vo 555 $1659 to 829.50 With all these factors and compll-| Sd many rivalries ns entering into the businers, | Petitions, com r with numerous other ele- nents that will be developed during fonlacnian. Sows ations, conflicting authorities exist enators who made to-day almost td matter tha’ surve nteresta and d m the ary the investigation, it is mot much untangling the skein. ry {wonder that soldiers had to go with This y\ 150 00 ¢ yh rac ica i t {Sct nltorme at frat, and that even sie aviaier boss | Coat 7 O Dresses luow the supply { winter garments y the untfo; rob. IV: {a long lst of excuses and general" passing of responsibility, The New England woollen manu- facturer complained that be could | not get sufficient wool, due to lack of imports, which {n turn was charged to lack of shipping, to carry it across the Atlantic, The Governme: ya the cloth and furnishes it to the Que arterm ster General's depart- Satins, Silks $12 <ciectninieee N "RULE FOR SALE OF MEYER & SERNHEIMER, ine. BREAD CHANGED \_15 West 34th St. Ow Toor WASHINGTON, Dec, 18,—In order -|to meet the requirements of the poor tractor for making into uniforms. of Now York's lower east side the JEALOUSIES AND RIVALRIES DE-| United States Food Administration LAY ARMY UNIFORMS. hig announced that it will change The large manufacturers complained) tho rule prohibiting bakers selling | that they did not get the cloth less than a pound of bread to con- Coward Gift Certificates are well in keeping , with the new spirit of Christmas and suitable for both family and friends, Those you give to may redeem the certili- cates at any time they wish. If the price of their selection does not equal the amount of the certificate the balance is paid them in cash, Coward Shoes are truly welcome gilts for men, women, or children, James S. Coward 262-274 Greenwich St, N.Y. [tbat toey ee promptly on thelr con- YOU SAVE TWO DOLLARS on Every Cyown or Bridge Made in My O! I Buy My Gold Direct From the Retine Near Warren St.) pvernment ct om pial ,|Sumers, The weight requirements for| I Buy My Teeth Direct From the Manufacturer. Mail Orders Filled Sold Nowhere Else Niele tractors were not pre-| baking will not be changed bay, the Largest Quantities of Any Dentist in the World gD caer rede pared to fill their orders promp It has been the practice to sel ALL WORK ‘ARRIES THE FINCH GUARANTEE 2 - bread big loaves by cent and acked by the Largest Practive in the World ENE NRE CS AMET RARE SE a Crom Big loaves by kent end . | of nar att cannot afford to buy in Ps No Crowa HIS ite an A eases foothOver Guaran teed catia n amma | WOMAN LOSES SNOW 0B, § Draws Crowd ‘Trame, AFFECTED Widow in T | That | Mfrs, Joan Miller, wearing trousers and i ives” i 0 ow el , “Fruit-a-tives” Soon Relieved « His sniy shovel: ; iti - »boken, this morn ft Suction Plate will fit any mouth. Tt li sitive This Dangerous Condition eer LE ats palee wane be als id . IT don't care whether you have a high roof or a flat uy this plate posi 6352 Gerrard St. East, Toronto, tively fits. yy “For two years I was a victim of Founded on Honesty. DR. FINCH Prospers on Merit, Acute Indigestion and Cos In The Stomach, It afterwards attacked my Heart and 1 bad pains all ever my body, | 7 Soft rubber suctions fitted to 251 W. 42d SI, old plates which do not stay up. 10 Kenmare St, * at very little co: 109-411 Fulton St, 06)! "i 4 Hou Wh so that I could ha move around see, OO I tried all kinds of Medicine but non of them did me any good, At last I ~ ec! Jecided to try “Fruit-a-tives | German Soctaliet itor Myatert- y Disern AMSTERDAM, Dec A Christmas Greeting by Telegraph bought the first box last June, now | am well, after —The newspaper Tribune re se the mystert- Socialist *IMPORTANT NOTICE using only three bores. 1 recommend "“Fruit-a-tives ous disap) of ¢ Sarl Minister, edi- 7 w A tes with it a feeling of h to anyone suffering from Indigestion” MF pC tMme Gain" Wiich is published In oO WORLD READERS at STEUER Os SPL SneLEE MAL Obae FRED J. CAVEEN | Aintterdam, He lef last Tuesday for has not been seen ys Minister is an # sense of personal nearness which no other forma of communication conveys, A 50-word Night Letter affords ample scope for the fullest expression. The boys in camp, particularly, will welcome a rt uther Ho 50c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25¢ rl At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit Limited, Ogdensburg, N. Y, sunday World Edition Limited to Demand ola B. BR, T, Worker Dead, seventy-six years old. 4 a few years ago had Readers of The Sunday W cla are requested to Christmas telegram Yours, was found de “th be piace their order in advance with their newsdealer. his home, No. 67 So rhe. ¢ ; had ed alone d sis the P . vetting a WESTERN UNION Nghhiogs lsat ous. tat | This is the only way to be sure of getting a copy regue | | a Taree Yee thirty larly, as The Sunday World is sold out early, Owing ) Money Transferred by Wire THE wearin UNION TELEGRAPH CO. ams burg. to a shortage of news-print paper the newsdealere? orders are limited to actual sales. epson ¢ bit ny ANATIV