The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1918, Page 17

. if | { 1 \ hh } { i | i i! | ) aes NEW JERSEY LEADS IN PEACE IDEAS OF READIUSTMENT, — Every Interest in State Rep- resented in Big Business Convention. here that the Readjustment Conventi of the State of New of the Robert ark, wih bea that will er commercial hist New Jeracy An epoch of the t to a standard by othe Manufa soctation { Sal neys clea mM JOU can use Mazola. cookin from SANDS POSITIONS \ OFFERED READERS OF ARe TO Ti THE WORLD HELP WANTED ADVERTISEMENT: is not the slightest duube Jersey, which was held yesterday in the ballroom eat Hotel in New-| Much was doae The first State to t ward| he Workman et. | ich was Ja levels and tin the first her to QUIT MEAT IF YOUR MIDNEYS ACT BADLY ‘Men D mony ARTHUR A, OUING bal EEE, SVERIRS WORLD, TRUSEDAT, DECERSER 18) 1518, of Affairs at Readjustment Convention in eee SENATOTS KULA KHAN MYRAA ALL PRASIAN Minera To THE us. RoBERT &. SHOEMAKER oie cons AMERIGAN GEHERAL ‘ G. Lapa, we New Je A bs n Kinch, reside ) Hortiea Va 1 N ‘ ay he PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION WARNED TO MEND ITS WAYS. Mr no his epen tre u d “ 16 Manuta a 4 1 ed by Me. Wie t Veet " n “| vedaw toilet uses aad VENTION | ty Maidens Prefer Cuticura was LABOR ENTERS INTO THE SPIRIT OF THE CON Advances on Chtenue Mae Lilet ne Seven Comes ao Avy te Metease Ott ver ) | | -_ et fant Ader st trast HAS REACHED BERLIN COLUMBIA MEN CELEBRATE ~~ Mn ~ CORN PRICES GO SOARING, " Iv SIX KILLED ON U, S. CRUISER REPUBLICANS TQ ALLOW Which New Jersey Lays “After the War’’ Plans es = + wee 5 Zz ae a - 4 REVENUE BILL TO PASS Students Dine siee Hold He groreeoeroeuveosrervooes $Clear, Peachy Skin. Awaits Anyone Who Drinks Hot Water fast helps us luck and feel Clean, sweet, fresh. e ° 2 > e + ° PS “ o < * * * > : : Says an Inside bath before break wl Ovanntee SOOO IFO TT DODO D>OT—OORODY! Ww vign Securities © Wi | | | ¢ ATLANTIC CITY, D 2. More Heavily Than Ever Before tona in ness 000,00 great uy and total aro appr | priv imont of J.P. Morgan & Co,, in} port as Cha Useful Gifts for Children Waterproof Red Riding Hoods for Little Girls ICh one no navy blue wit Ni h ored ‘ s) Third toor, Old Building Smart Rubberized Coats Hest Jeon wader six r you $ and $ Third Hoor, Old Building. x to Six hy Second oor, Old Building. Children’s Sweaters ALL ts of luv Prices § sii Third thoor, Old Building. Girls’ Bathrobes ANKE T ROBES to i, $2.08 4 M $ bla * third floor, Vid Building Little Girls’ Wash Dresses Hurd floor, Old Buiid Little Boys’ Wash Suits THE pert of is the Deauviite. Uh hi ent t ‘ y ul 1 ud a rad 4 $! ‘ a a $ $1 ) i 4 Second toor, Old Building Military and Nasal Suits A MILE ARRY "i Second floor, Old Burlting omas| ways about $500,000,000 additional. The United States nan of the Fors! which will probably soon reach $8,500,-! countries on a # submitted 000,000 yesterday to the convention of the Na-|of all kinds of probably $11,000,000,000 HOW AMERICA CAN GOL ECT HUGE DEBT TOLD BY LAMONT Must Invest in European Se-} Surities 00,000 per annum. Vrivate investors in America h louned to the foreign Governments | ly after Chi owed from outside of this country to |the Government and people of the United States. wit n the other side | Investment Bankers’ Associa- as the il said ore the war America’s indebted: | broad was approximately $1 100, Within a year after the] © America began to tel Traymore, of the ledger, of @ Tnited States annual interest dness will amount war began back her foreign-held securities . lous food sup: | as 1 figure tt, she hae repat that Europe will need trom us| 4 about three-fourths of the This would leave outstanding American securities to the value of about $1,000,000,000, and the nter est due from America on tht Indebtedness to America to be # tled? There ta no. possit | cept through the continued | Investment by Americ ligations, both public and to/ the world js to move on, if its peo in other| are to be housed, fed and clothed rich Amer In rendering the: shall have to len oxtinately — $2,000,000,000, Ate. corporations and bas loaned a total that, five years This means an indebtedness ago, we had er conceived possible.” Handkerchiefs That Everyone Needs No one ever has handkerchiefs enough except immediate- | istmas. The vagaries of laundries and the stray- ing propensities of these little scraps of linen and cambric make them the most evanescent of one’s possessions—here and gone tomorrow. So Santa has decreed that hand- , kerchief boxes will occupy a considerable space in his sack. The Smart Handkerchiefs 1 cambrie with hand- 1 and hemstitched edges are French. We suggest. choos- ing an assortment for your girl friends. The colors and designs eee Price, 75c to $8.50 euch, Initial Handkerchiefs All linen and the initial cither in white or color. $1.50 for box of Ix, With Hand-rolled Hem Tape border and colored initial, $6 for box of six. | Men's Handkerchiefs | © to $8 each Copies of French Handkerchiefs radiantly fresh in color are pure linon, Price 25e each Madeira Handkerchiefs hund-embroidered) 50c to $8 each Armenian Lace-edged Handkerchiets | a In plain linen Men's Initial | Handkerchiefs Box of six, $3, $3,50, $4, et« Men's French Colored Handkerchiefs $1.25 to $2.50 each and-Embroid- | Main floor, Old Building ered Spray Initial $5 for box of six | (Green lacquered, decorated) 3000 preces in 10 to per chairs, rockers, candlestick book waguzine sland this Christma cent desks, work lables, acks, muffin ull boautiful gifts, jo leas Fifth Gallery, New Building Women’s Coats--Special at $25 to $49.50 $29.75 to $65 Grades At $25 60 coats of burella, oxford cloth, and chevioi. Fully lined and warmly interlined. Collars of French al (Cyed coney). Designed for sr t sneral wear In black, oxford gray and navy blue | At § grade. ‘Three belted | models of silt refours du nord with faney striped or plain lining of peau de cygne, 175 coats. Another group of black plush coats é grade. Three models with large collars natural raccoon or dyed opossum, coats at of 65 At $49.50 $65 grade. 50 coats of black silk velours nord end silk plush with huge collars and cuffs of natural dyed opossum Sccond floor, Old Building raceoon oF for the hiddies we have slippers for them all For Women n pink, blue and SLIPPER Headquarters First floor, Old Building old rose, $1.75. * in gray, red, slippers, ribbon own, gray und immed. duliettes, black, gray 1.75, ' s with cuff tops, blue, ' ol vender, tan, $2.90 ! Cuff-t ~ with leat hee khuk phers with leather wine 1» $12 Tirst thoor, Old Building Broadway at Ninth, New York: \ only. $1,000,000,000 | Sale ioe If Food Disagrees ANAMAKERS CHRISTMAS STORE Sunday World Wants Work W. | Folding screen Take Bi-nes | COSTS NOTHING IF IT FAILS ~ 3,000 Fancy Baskets From the Philippines Work baskets, flower baskets, scrap baskets, sew- ing trays, sandwich trays and many odd shaped baskets for every need—a wonderful gift collection— 30c to $8... Sweet grass baskets and handkerchief cases, made by North Amer- ican Indians—l6ec to $1.85. Housefurnishing Store— Seventh Gallery,New Bldg. Fireside Furnishings So many people are findin this collection full of gift possibili- ties, fireside needs. It has everything that a BRASS $15 to $100 $11.50 to $29 $14 to $21 $14.50 to $40 Cape Cod lights... $4 to $10 Bellows $9 to $18.69 IRON Andirons . $2 to $124 Fire sets $6.50 to $20.50 Fenders to $36 Co $65 Seventh Gallery, New Building | | | Folding screens . Gate-leg, Double-deck and Nest-of- Tables in the Christmas Sale, at Half All from the Aimone Galleries, Finest of Construction and Finish From $26.50 for a $53 table (Double-deck mahogany tea table) To $49 for $98 nest-table at tables, tea-wagons, stands, Home Gift FURNITURE Vor the Library This special gift display is made of SECTIONAL BOOKCASES. TELEPHONE STANDS MAGAZINE STANDS BOOK STANDS And other small useful gift things such as the ink- wells, desk pads, etc. With them are also t CHAIRS Upholstered in Leather or Tapestry What an opportunity for © practical gift seeker! Fourth Gallery, New Building, Broadway front, orOffi Slippers, Slippers— They're on Every Gift List 7 eStore, First Gallery, New Building