The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1922, Page 12

12 es Envoys Expected to Complete AFTER MOVIE CRASH Work on Agreements b FGATES ENTER Sreneet icterner with ae Pane OOS OF LAG IEE Aarecmeriia till % to, Run Close Race ubmitted by fre Fenate for ratific While suppor SHAUGHNESSY DEAD CAMBRIDG 148,, Feb. 2--In Assistant: Postmaster General Suc SAO LA cae as meanness RC: nturiés aro, Magistrate Nolan in the Centre Street | 5 dd simultane - 1 Rudolph 7th Street ar | Court ye: These vafjation® | HEONT DISCHARGED Ix CouRT. | charge, sa ne defendant charge of |The Magietr Now Heht wit | Hecht of Ne s telescope at Mount | ,, study of the plates | ned before him on DANIEL In Long Voyage vl 4, the same time for the tw rw ue and Yellow Pulses Don't : , or the (WO ec Ditferas Much as an Inch HARDING OPPOSES | in 180,000 Miles, ALLIED DEBT BILL | é Provisions fo. nd Senate Will * End of Week. cumbs to Hurts F re President i F i se ot the p WASHINGTON, Pet (Asse 1 1 ' ; ciated Piess) lis naval discussions | tw mh n jie i 9 . Inc. fonciuded andthe renults written § “ Veh a etc tear Ihe Better Chain-Store into treaty form, the Arms Confer-!grom injur ices ati ALE | ‘ence turned its full attention to The it Walon ethene , < Far Eastern situation again i ction would be oe est | with tt bringing the : ai ial sel could consult with 3 | SS Neal ae mee shortly after midnight, He had su t The famous “twenty-one demands’ | fered a broken pelvis and other In 1 | . . Was the immediate business be i 7 RARE ERROR | re) Ww | Ss i the Var Eastern Committe: old i" uERU Rath i, RUDDY last | ii the same time @ sub-comm Sell AU Re ai ed complexions t to try for a compromise on the Chi dimist u) anda fe) 2? | 3 f h ddy colored cereal u informe ath ruddy colored cere § | are being tr another hospital go together. ie) a ‘the daughter having had both arms Ralston is Poptitence sigit broken, while Mix yt tiardady éolar j ] We're thinking of the dollar you buy groceries i treaties inst of two, Line OK’ i heb awe d ; | Hetal number of covenants to rosutr | UMering from a fra " of sun ripened wheat with HOW BIG IS IT? from the arepatiat eRe nes fo nin’ | “Mr. Shaughnessy's death bri the because it is You don't know how big it can be these day's | eh not yt fatality lst of the disaster uy 10) . ——e ; the OU { ] unless you buy your groceries at the Daniel ( } 1 at Paauaime cio Ps Rea Ree PRE ASP = AN pees Ea of it. 1 Reeves Stores. That dollar will buy more butter, Ni n ecause I a coffe d } sb r ’ r : more eggs» more coffee and other groceries here njCOAL TAX UPHELD P Nature’s W ay is the whole wheat, than it willelsewhere. That dollar will buy better BY PENNA. COURT 96) oii stother Nature won't he the vikeent butter, fresher eggs, finer coffee and other gro ‘ ; hucried) Her sipreie gifts t Ch lite caa ceries here than it will elsewhere. hace Committee, ar Constgutionality of Law |} —her delicions fruits an one and . ; nN ERA hale sacotien Taceed 4 ‘ her rot flowers — are muscle building Try buying at the Reeves Stores for bigger \ rungements were made for speeches Passed to Ra il tie He ahalew: work hich 7 y Pas anese and Ameri- Siistat aaenieel A Misha elements whic values, finer groceries and better service. t the twenty-one Is Sustained. ing ee nae se make growing children (| al tenor being to] HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb 2 Ferris Hams and Bacon are strong and sturdy. indicate that the adjustments already | Dauphin County Court handed produced Nature's way. It's + , eg Steen eae cee eee Piniiihonmedeelan RY Fortheir health’s wake = |) | DEL MONTE action taken by the confer | stitutionality of the Anthracite but the flavor has been fa- give your children arg ence on othe probiems Will | ‘Tas Law of 1921, which was planni mous for sixty years, Ralston. Can C( 5 make further tion the to be one of the principul revenue | | FA. Feri RCe,, lac, New York Itewhicle wheat flavor twenty-one demands raisers in the series of laws passed by i will appeal The: Chi Yi the last Legislature i A ; aueation, st Te tn" Undgrstood an appen! will) be | AM FERRIS to their appetites. ¥ taken q to the hea The law impose a x 1-2 \ | It 1s hone ata ton wt wwiorem at the TR ARAMS & BACON ™ Ralston Tatye DEL MONTE aie , Bion Sature tonference and. launched in the form Alittle higher Thewholewheat food f proval of th equity to restrain. the you never tire of, the tr different commod Arth » leave Wash \e niget at PROP. DUNNING the latest to sail on the Aquitania | ¢ TEAC next Tuesda days | 7h | thereafter under present plans, ull) Keon of the ns will have of the delega Washington WASHINGTON, Fel). 2.—The Five- | History and Political f Power naval treaty adopted by ax bituminous « that anthracit left | sotence Association ‘ [held the Chair of Lieber P ‘he Columbia since 1903. Large Loaf OMATO faTsuP | Toe diese 4 | Golden Bantam 9 to 5:30 of The GIMBELS 2. GIMBEL BROTHERS .-:.. 32ND STREET --BROADWAY 33RD STREET--NEW YORK CITY SALE! 7680 Men’s SHIRTS Possessing Every Detail That Makes for Fine Appear- ance — Finish, Fit, Comfort and Wearing Qualities | The Majority $ The Greatest Val- m Below ues We’ve Known e in Years Manufacturers’ Cost QUALITY shirts. From one of the finest manufacturers in the entire country, There's every kind of shirt you might desire; shirts with attached collars; with separate collars to match; a few stiff shirts; some pleated shirts. Sleeves run from 32 to 36 inches. These Fabrics Attest Superior Quality Fibre Silk MEN'S FURNISHI Fine Imported and Domestic Woven Madras tussian Cord Fine Silk Stripe Madras Good White Madras and Oxfords. Various Other Materials 5100 FULL CREAM CHEESE re Meet the Man ’ Behind the Counter! ° Each of them is put there beeause he understands fine | groceries. Each of them understands that you expect to please you. Fine service goes with fine groceries and low prices—at the Reeves Stores. Sn! SALE SMEN, Grasp This OPPORTUNITY | Do You Know That in the Year 1921 The World Listed Under Arrival of Buyers 7284 More Oul-of-Town Firms Than Any Other Daily Vewspaper in New York Read The World's No large quantity of any for various hig! try. But there is an extr colors and patterns for your sirable, le as the shirts were made throughout the coun- y range of materia lection, All new. All de. Silk and Cotton Mixtures ote BREAD 10c} larcegy made by Marie Junke of 5 College Avenue. 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The styles show both Tuxedo front and notch collar, and come in plain shades of brown, navy blue and black, or heather tones of green, olive, brown and tan. Sizes 11 to 20 years and 36 to 42 bust. » Utility Coats | Special, 24.50 Spring mode!s of plain back herringbone, smartly tailored and just the coat for progti- cal wear inall weather. Gray and tan. Model is pictured. Women ’s and Misses’ Tweed and Homespun Knickerbockers — 6.97 Were $9.97 Knickerbockers now have their established place in the feminine wardrobe. These smart new styles are fortunate in arriving at the height of Winter sport season, and, of course, they also are quite the thing for Spring sports wear. New sport skirts are here in excellent assort- ments of Spring models most reasonably priced. Untrimmed Hats Special, 1.95 Hats of hemp, bird’s nest and plain Patent Milan straws make up an attractive assortment featuring many new shapes and most desirable colors. Lilac trimmings—beautiful shades— round clusters with full tops. 2 Junior Misses’ New Spring Dresses 13.50 Value $17.94 Individual models of girlish charm come in a_ large number of attractive styles. Some are trimmed with Paisley silk, others have quaint basques finished with novelty ribbon and some have scalloped skirt. Sizes 12 to 16 years.