The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1918, Page 8

eS eS ee wee a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, CHICAGO MAYOR REBUFFED BY VOTERS AT das |Democratic Alderman Was t. Wa ntes rthanake Less CHICAGO, 1—W ‘Thomps: w wa t Mayor of Chicago has met w eriticten ‘ voters in t when } SHOE CO., Inc. S. A. 1159 B'dway, Gor, 27th St. Lease Expires—Must Vacate SHOES For Men and Women LLMOST GIVEN AWAY A BRSKERNAN — M BRONSTEIN: the Sociali into a OFSOCIMLISTSSEEN <2 Not a dollar s worth of this ae footwear will be moved » tof ing to me FIXTURES FOR SALE sey yesterday's scene in »m-|the Board of Aldermen. Of course mittee to push the sale of War Sav-|1 knew it was coming sooner or later from this store; we have disregarded cost and profit and Ing Stamp: A. Humber of old party members priced these shoes so low as to make this the IN MOVE (}F SMITH. owing proar in the Alder-| who have writhing ove Biggest Shoe Event Ever Held in New York gad ontbd i ha at pal a Saget had Seater ny Here are prices almost beyond belief—read them; bring | eal representing —( ¥. nan } this list with you for compari Sa ts toc | Acting-Mayor Opens Rigid In- , threatened t heir chest ; ) Lee Into an adjoining roor ort of thing hap 1 quiry Into Charges of Trea the flag or be 1 every City Co | him: thrown f the window,|* : lature where the { son Against Lee and Six Mink St hied Sten Presentation, 14 LADIES’ SHOES started t0-di ingu Women’s Regular $5.50 high cut $5.50 Pumps, in It i nt ¢ nu} the wholr 1 nt It wan |) Boots, in black, tan black, tan Ale ; Leiy and all the new color \$3. 39) orpatent $2. 89, 0 Vt or offled \ a combinations leather malate Me ( A | why they should mot be The first person Acting Ma Pneumonia | smitr inc any was Al ills QUININE | re en $4.98 $8 Co: $7.50 to $10 extra wou 4 to show cal all sizes and widthe. | saan fine quality hi ee and $10 bare cut Sevary ster ‘| $6.39) rae si $4.89) $7 and $8 extra fin color combina- i quality bench-madi hebach eis $4.89 Shoes rviewed to | man Francis P, Kenney r ve from Alde (CASCARA ‘to $10 Pump fee Chair rd, presid buy; all styles a $4. 89) high cut Shoes for| \$4.89| eeisliaan ihe Aldi colars men and women ; to 1 Special Lot No. 1. |Special Lot No. 2. Look! fess onles a dh crocs ot There is Al our $2 and £2.50 Gaiters for Spal $6.50 dere: Money back umps, al pierre Ge |lentete us. and colors, |S |coloraworth 97c | \ Army Rdhceeaie >| Special Lot No. 4, Shoes, Special Lot No. 3.{§5 ana $6 Pups ta regulation Entire lot of fine $4|black, white and many Munson and $5 Gold and Silver | other’ col- army last se" $1.89) "4 |$2.89 $3.39 OPPENHEIM, GUINS & & MEN’S SHOES. All $5.50 Shoes, all sizes, styles and! $7.50 U, 5, widths to select from = Shoes, Munson 34th Street—New York Army “A RQ) $800 “Poe LL Important Sale A || fie sine wets $2.89) in gunmetal, peel te eM AG gk ee ; For To-Morrow Thursda tanand = / regular $25 high $12.39 awed a grade Stetson Boots Stetson’s $25 U. S. Army Ser- vice or Trenecb| wien 1914.65. $8 to $12.50 extra lity Puttee $4. 89) aeet ort “""' $4.89) Shoes $15, $18 and $20 extra high cut cathers (oo $3.39 All $6, $7.50 and $10 genuine bench-made Shoes, Bae tall vislen att $4. 89 leathers $5 genuine Deerskin waterproof ballast tongue Shoes, with couble nothing better outdoor work $7.50 fo Men's $6, $7 andiq, 1 Fish Rene hat see $3 89) Hunting end Fishing Shoes, in tan or black wt Waterproof Boots, in ‘| moose, elk or reindeer $9, 89 FIRE AND PosT.|*kin | $4.39) gose Tex, or: loss ra $4.89 POLICE, Suitable for Immediate Wear We Advise Early Selection MAN $6.50 Shoes, full double sole, calf- skin lined Boots $3. 89 $6.50 to $10 custom- aor 39 | styles, all leathers; buy Prof. Richardson's at AND $6.50 Arch Support $3. 89 now for summer “oes for flat foet fe needs $4.89 If You Contemplate Buying a House or a Farm; Rent a House, Apartment, | Office or Factory | Read THE WORLD’S | Real Estate | | | Farms for Sale—Apartments To Let—_ || | Smart Serge Dresses For Women and Misses Attractive Serge Dresses in pleated, embroidered and tunic models of superior men’s wear serge in navy and black. Houses To Let I Offering Extraordinary Values at 15.00 DA ee meg cree Advertisements | No other New York newspaper inte as many. use as sor] THREE SEIZED TT S| FROM HAVANA AND HELD Mexican, His Woman Companion Jed and British Subject Sent of to Ellis Island. on # of the which reac steamer Mor ned an Americar Havana to-day, hess man, wh between Havana, Mexic: this country, repres the agent of manufacturing a Dig farm tmplertent company, His com punion, @ handsome young Mexicar woman, lavishly gowned and adorned with Jewels, was also arily held. rd suspect was a British sub Ject, sald to be the repr j& dairy product concert passports and other creden | most the ative of carried TRUNK MYSTERY _CLEARED. Mya- n athing Orien mes and curios con- Dr, ©. R. Kuebler of (Kuebler for his letter” her. CHILI WELCOMES U. S, SHIP. Inquiry to eption United States and ma Ana, signalising n appreciation of the Inauguration t steamship service between k and Valparaiso, via the Pan The or Mavine ervice ‘on: | + | WASHING 1918, Seven Socialist Aldermen Who May Be Expelled By Board for Alleged Disloyalty to the Nation ! v, fg OPENS WORLD DRIVE to Teach of War {International Campa | Neutrals Vital Ne Economy Is La orehou In the new underta yn to prevent di und at the san eutral the n ious world foc vented—tho Unite athured Nearty ¢ 1 vearly n p Un States rough agents 1 fe to determine th lovery neutral and a he Allied nations and an equita listribation elsewher The forced limitation mports has led to the he educational policy of cons all neutral lands it wa ervation stated. Neutrals will be shown that they can acrifiee without u re taught Wke that o future depends largely upon the way they save. Primarily, the Government will «end ommercial emissaries to every neu ral capital, Some already have r will be f duties masses, ee COURT WARNS SPEEDERS. nh among to-day in i mobile truck driver who hi and Killed a pedestrian on echoed Mayor Hylan 8 of motor-truc citizens must be pro These roaring faratie lives of warning that the cted caravans, practically railway carriages, through our city stres paying scant attention to life and t It must be fines Is past | mum term of thirte pleaded guilty to violation of the Highway Law, failing the police that on Oct, 6, 1916 run down and killed Joseph L. Worth, @ pedestrian, at t Clarkson and Hyaton St PNEUMONI 3 GRIP FIRM. had Killing New noon in Greate: Saturday to were * from all ca York from noon la o-day, of which 203 caused by orresponding period week there was a to’ of the hours ending at deaths from a twenty | BORDEN i SEES $ WILSON. | Canadian Premier Sa | to Dt ir Robert ler, was dent Wilson to-diy the British Ambas Borden, the Canadian F | Presented to Pr |by Lord Reading, | sador fore going to the White House, Sir Robert said that the main purpose of with was to discuss ials and Lord Rea mon wa ments." vould be m a British war ¢ his visit here its granted | color by the Acting Canadian Min ——— Germans, Ten Germans living on the Virgin Islands when this Government pur- chased them from Denmark were brought to an Atlantic port yester- day on a Swedish liner, It was said the State Departnent had arranged to send them back to Germany. 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