The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1919, Page 28

= ee ees ae SOO N.Y. POUCE ~INRANKS OF ONION, SAYS ORCANZER Bohm Not Discouraged by Set- back in Boston and Jersey City. Secretary Ernest Bohm of the Cen- tral Federated Union stated to-day that the Poticemen’s Union whieh Be says is now being secretly orgen- figed in this city has 500 members. “The work ot organizing the police @f the city, who number about 10,000 men,” said Bohm, “has been set back t@ some extent by the Boston and Dersey City affairs. Because of the trouble in those cities the work has een necessarily slow, But this will Bot deter us from going right abead With this secret union here. “There is not going to be any let-up WNti! the entire force of 10,000 or more Men bas been organized into a Iabor @nion. When this is accomplished, Secrecy will be dropped, “I expect much better results for the Policemen’s Union in 1920 than is year has brought. I am con- Teac looking forward to the time when conditions will be @ great deal More favorable for NEW YORK BROOKLYN » 5 é FEATURED AT ALL OUR STORES TO-MORROW! .| the Inst four years, will not be held! useful toys. D.PRICE&CO. FULTON AND BRIDGE STREETS THE EVEN wanisation of the policemen into a) Regiment Armory, between 5 and walon than at the present time.” P. M., Dec. 28, by the combined ac- tivities of the Police Department and || POLICE 10 GIVE ONLY the People's Liberty Chorus. ‘The gifts will be presented by 100 soldiers who fought overseas, attired in Santa Claun costumes, Children will be gathered at the various station houses in Manhattan and the Bronx, apd carried to the But 100 Soldiers Will Act as Santas in the 71st Regiment Armor: & small package containing wearing y apparel, besides one or more presents, Christmas celebrations for ehil-| Girl Scouts are canvassing Manhat- dren in police precinet station houses|tan and the Bronx for gifts and which have gladdened youngsters for| money, which will be expended for members of the Women’s Motor Corps armory in autonfobiies dtiven by of America. Each child will receive Tickets admitting chil- this year. In their stead a Wig en-! dren to the station houses will be dis- tertainment will be staged in the Tist tributed by patrolm Nasty Colds | Ease at Once First dose of ‘‘Pape’s Cold Compound” relieves dis- trese—Three doses break up colds—No quinine! Don’t stay stuffed-up! blowing | ness, feverishness, sneezing, soreness, | and snuffling! A dose of "'s Cold | stiffness. Compound” taken every twe hoursunm | “Pape’s Cold Compound” is the | til three doses are taken eewally breaks up « cold and ends all grippe misery. The first dose opens cl up noe- trils and air passages of 4 ate nose running; relieves headache, ‘dul. quickest, surest relie# known and| costs only a few cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance. Tastes nice. Contains no quininé Insist on Pape’s!—Advt. BROOKLYN NEWARK UTICA FUR TRIMMED COATS—December Clearance \, Selections from Our Highest Cost: Stocks VERY GREATLY REDUCED The BEST VALUES of Our Entire Season of Wonderful Value-Giving ING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1919. COATS .. 52500 Values to $50. Silvertones, Wool Velours and other de- STORE OPEN 9 iM & 5 P. M. MEARN Went of Fifth Avdnus ISTMAS F SEASON ALE 12,757 Pieces 0D Our regular .78 to $1.47 HE truly wonderful thing about JEWELRY this will find in this selection appropriate remembrances for their scholars. These are some of the thihgs—and there are many others: price, besides its smallness, is that it covers a whole jewelry shop in this one sale, for you can buy gifts for women, misses, men and children in an unbelievable variety of fascinating things. All are examples of fine jewel-craft in design and making, and will give you wunlimited suggestions for charming presents for everyone. Sunday School teachers Pearl and Novelty Bead Necklaces, Jewelry Boxes, Bar-Pins, Scarf-Pins, Cuff Links, Lavallieres, Bracelets, Children’s Toy Wrist Watches, Crosses and Lockets, Jewelfed and Signet Rings, Silver and Gold Filled Pencils, Powder Jars, Pocket Knives with chains, and other articles. Majority are gold-filled and are prettily boxed. A few are on Christmas. greeting cards, Com; i throughout. Large collars of jabrica, lined Seal lend added attractiveness. COATS .. .90.75 Values to $75.00 High muffling neck collars of d Fre fo Pirin Nelimy Fi erttgg Bor ( of tailoring insures length of service and silk linin, and interli: add comfort. Of Silvertone, Polo Cloth, Wool Velour, Broadcloth, Bolivia, etc. 9-50 COATS . .« Values to $100.00 Duvet de Laine, Silvertone, Cashm Velour, Cloth, Migssltonn, Breadeins, Holivie end oan comet sive fabrics are employed in the making of these coats, Trimmings of Raccoon, Opossum, Taupe Nutria and French Seal, linings of figured silks and interlinings, FROCKS IN THE NEWER FASHIONS Complete Collections of the Later Versions for All Occasions of Wear, Values Fay Beyond the Average. 4, Navy Tricotine 15 FROCKS 1 9 All-Wool Tricotine Frocks, displaying the newest and most striking ideas in tailoring. hiinmine of soutffche and braids, embroideries of silk, in new and unique designs, Afternoon and Dance 4 .00 FROCKS New Satin Frocks for street and afternoon wear; draped, tunic or smartly tailored in effects entirely new. Party and Dance Frocks of silk nets com- bined with satin or taffeta, metallic embroideries, ribbon trimmings, etc., in the correct paste) shades, Beaded Georgette : FROCKS 3 g % Elaborate trimmings of self or contrasting colored beads are the distinctive feature of these newly originated Georgette Frocks, Departures of design ip sive revealed in the fashioning of tunics and ves, pam ipo 87 price ‘priced Patent, Dull Mat and Dark Brown Kid. Also the pty ‘ipl in Lace with Military or Cuban heel in plain ‘nd combination tops of Kid, Buck $Q § RESENTING three new styles that follow the van of Fashion —that express refinement of taste and beauty of design in every line, yet priced within reason. Goldens 1593 Broadway 201 Broadway 73 Nassau St. at Pelton St. at #th St. Sy. at John St. 96 East 14th St. 109 Lenox Ave. Cor, 4th Ave, ot 11th St. BROOKLYN STORES 764 Broadway 140 Flatbush Ave. at Flashing Ave oop. L. 1, Station 389 Knickerbocker Ave, ‘at Stanhope St. NEW HAVEN: 5 Church St. BRIDGEPORT: 17 Fairfield Ave. Complete Line of Men's Shoes at ail Shops Al) MORRIS Supreme Thd House of Quality Open Evenings Talking Machine Sale We have just 60 of the pictured pattern, ‘ Owing to the ex- cessive demand arid labor conditions we cannot take orders for machines beyond this number. COME AT ONCE—THE PRICE WITH $5.00 WORTH ‘ OF RECORDS IS *120 These machines are the equal of any $200 machine made. An example in design and finish of the best American craftsman- ship, pleasing to the eye and will harmonize with almost any furni- SOLD ON EASY TERMS OF -$5 MONTHLY These incomparable, versatile and delightful entertainers possess the magic to thrill, amuse or inspire and enable you to summon at will the greatest vocalists in the world to sing for you, the star entertainers to make you laugh, or a full orchestra to render the best symphonies or play the latest popular tunes, THEY PLAY ANY RECORD MADE Sine 431/, in, high, 2114 in, wide, 19 in, deep. You will find our stock of Victor and Columbia Records the equal of any in Greater New York. WISSNER PIANOS Factory Distributing Salesrooms Brooklyn, 55-57 Flatbush Ave., uvinusion st. Wissner Factories, Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn ANNA ii A IN ture, KA i Red, pitted cherries! Everybody likes them. All Morris Supreme Canned fruits are delicious; all are packaged under the Morris yellow and black label. MORRIS & COMPANY ARMY AND NAVY GOODS FROM CANCELLED GOV’T CONTRACTS WARNING: We warn the public have many Imitators NAVY BUILDI ‘ All articled —none gold to this list with vou many war-time mushroom enterprieas, We Wphoods. at this address only, ARMY & ods, Quantities limited at you desire and bring LIMITED QUANTITY, Army Wool Undershirts and Drawers, each gar- ment . ARMY Blankets, gray TRENCH, Coat, sheevay Minehircsc rcs Pnlist To-day and Karn While You Ing Office, This Bullding. Look for the ERS FILLED, Make checks, P, and Express MAIL ORDERS VULED, and Exp oO. + A, Russell, Director ‘of Mail Orders, " 245 West 42d Street BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 8TH AVE., NEW YORK, Money Orders Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders