The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1922, Page 8

Peer etre 8 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1922, tions in the Law Enforcement Com-|SAY PIUTE RAISED BILLS TASK OF CLEANING UP CHICAGO | visercsocs ceeds Sisto & BEGUN BY MINISTER, WHO SAYS er tbere, is no question about the sax FRANCINC, Fe tbCom- pda Aadbdli HIS PLANS ARE STILL A SECRET |i <r. seri nina omict! fii idee etartut Bi | MALT Ee AGO TO-DAY My plans will be made accordingly | iq an investigation that indicated a I To-day is the twenty-fourth anniver- Nee NE Rene ee eS Ten AoC naeey Columbus Circle at 9 o'clock. Survivors | , will be present both events. Indian, Andy Dick, {s in jail at Reno on fa charge of altering the bill, Foster WITH A SHARP STICK | deciared that sithough the amount of - ; ; | pbdictethetcl money involved was only a few dollars ee han Seataet TOE TIE | Job Well Done, Tx Charge, Fottow.|the job wan well done, bearing no evi- Re ere OMMHiR LEE ing Poker Payment. dence of the crudity of the instruments. Sale of TWEED SUITS at $19.95 (mins ‘\ Sale of Remarkable Values—At the, Season's Beginning—At Practically Wholesate Prices! tnd none will be allowed to swerve | pute Indian had altered the currency ine from my duty." |with « whittled stick and white paint, Pastor Williamson Cannot 7 ell = according to @ report to-day by W. M. | sary of the blowing up of the battleship OTHER MATERIALS INCLUDING URs— . MAN AND WIFE ¢ | Mae Recret Service. tavestigator, to | Maine in Havana. Harbor. CHECKED. VELOURS MIXTURES CTRICOTINES CRTC. What He Is to Do or How SYRACUSE, Veb. 15.—Sam and Pear!| Thomas B. Foster, chief of the Gov. | Mer. John P. Chidwick of Yonkers, | 2 Talent, husband and wife, convicted of ernment Secret Service Bureau here, [chaplain of the Maine when sho was | $16.95 TO $50 He Will Do It. ; In having fired their) £8 pOKer is a fegalized game in Nevada, |blown up, will take part in two patel- : ) second degree arson ing | Foster said, tho complaint against the |otic programmes to-night. He will de- — furm near here, were sentenced to-day| Chinese had to be investigated. liver an address in St, Paul's Church, cach to serve seven and a half to twelva| Charlie Young, the Chinese, is out | Ninth. Avenue and 59th Street, at $ n $1,000 bail on a charge of possessing | o'clock, and recite the prayer at ths ised currency, Foster said, while tho 'exercises at the Maine monument in Gouraud's Oriental Cream _ Lord & Taylor FIFTH AVENUE IS TO BE LAW ENFORCER. years in Auburn Prison. They have two emall ehfldren, ‘Wants Everybody Who Knows of Violations (Especially Dry a, Ones) to Write Him. FROCKS FOR SPRING (Special to The Evening World.) | CHIGAGO, Feb. 14.—Rev, J I | — Williaméon, pastor of the Normal 1 Park MOF. Church, having been af Silk Crepe in pointed to a brand new and especially ereated municipal job last w gummarily resigned his pas t from the pulpit on Sunda et ever Lincoln's Birthday and then walked Into the City Hall and gamed his duties as © first Law-Paforcement © ‘The public must re Canton, Satin Faced Kasha Crepe Knit. $14.95 to $35 Canton, and for the present at least, as to the Rev ‘Williamgon's plans and programme, he | declared to-day | “when a burglar or hold-up man plans a job,” he said, “he does not ‘make any public announcement of what he's going to do or how he's| Cin be ussured that there is no re- going to do it. That's just the w Ay | eRect of persons nor party considera- . —— Tre got to be.” = —| f When Mayor Thompson, before a gathering of preachers and reform BONA FIDE SALE F ° H M leaders, announced Mr. Williamson's || 500 HARTZ t eppointment, the Rev. Gilbert Wilson. || MOUNTAIN CANARIES al FICS ave uch (@) Say of the First Congregational are 9 B. B: burch, bluntly inquired what his Mountain qualifications were and the appointee 474 D es Fj 4 Btuntly replied that fifteen’ years as a t minin Preacher was ample qualification: ° I n eter rin ashion Just exactly what the job implies no ‘ person, not even the Mayor, has yet @istinctly explained. It has Been hinted that if a Police Department of 5,000 men i THE BUSY BIRD STORE Direct “AMdavit blanks are being pl fm every precinct police troughout the City of Chicago. “To any reputable, law abiding citizen who knows of violators of the | Jaw and desires to establish justice the way is clear and open. Anonymous | i force the laws Rev. Mr | Bas wore fob trving to Oe There are so:miny varieties of crepes this season, An exceptional quality in all the wanted shades. reom in the oftce of the Corvon ativs from sheer, filmy Georgette to the heavy Krepe Knit Yellow, beige, tangerine, brown, green, pink, rose, E , itor ut band, On kasumnin for sports—and every one may be quite confidently several blues and grays —all these are in the collection. | IE Rees Binybeiasa f Piatameyn save out the following | hailed as best in its particular line. So you see you have a wonderful color assortment as | Bakery P roducts Reduced ; watch and wait.” Crepe Canton, $2.65 yard—An excellent heavy well as a very low price. 36—38 inches wide. |E? Lowest-in-the-city prices are always in effect i eanraaation ie we amt word» | IMPERIAL PET SHOP!) Hl qualry in vivid sports shades, street colors and pastel E) Hnkeshop. All breads, cakes and pastries are baked. i | Jettérs and complaints have already | ‘ Stermswancaort an ver oen IN FLUENZ ar noth: ‘ o} had inet 5 yard pieces. |e Bart of the wrfter aus 3 eiloiae of aay | 'y 36 wide. SECOND FLOOR IE hole Wheat time in reading. tae ha sens GROUND*FLOOR le 7 UND CAKE—Its quality is unsurpassed oy any apectalty ik “If you do not wish to act individ-| oer Horlick’s The Essential | I edients, pound SC rehe deued to partection. | Bere cen cresnine | lnvesligation| The ORIGINAL ° | Er ' NUT LOAP CARES--Made of pure ‘and tine & -. committees’ in your church, club or | SS Malted Milk Black Cire Hes Mane eee OLE DRE een ree teeee ne he | Malted Mi Laces Sports Flannel #3.75 Yard ( NAAE St nebo Miarbusnta. ea0h Welgiing 191 ta/1b amen two, three or more persons and get | i —>~ For th G e | “quality that gencraliy Fetails In specialty stores at We: eur price, thie your evidence of violations of law,| Mig ‘or the New Gowns . . . it ouRioWeNo GHION ies: : : Io Tecord it in writing on the affidavit | ae | x The fabric you cannot do without if you would have Ba Rs aE trate police station," duly, “avteated Digestible Many of the advanced models in both evening and 2 compicte and absolutely correct sports outfit. The {Sale of MOLASSES FRUIT CAKE gaworn to by Notary Public. Sign a afternoon are displaying a deal of black white flannel skirt for instance—what can take its | IRS MRA address of witneanes in spaces| [ostastly prepared—no eccking gowns playing a great grovided and eend affidavits to the| Used successfully over 24 century Law Enforcement Commissioner's| par Get s y office, fifth floor, City Hall Uuild-| Ask for Horlick Ss \ img.) tdi If the public will do its part | Thus Avoiding Imitations HAT’ Sthe first thing you do with a soda cracker? Break it in two! Tak-hom-a Biscuit splits- in-two without crumbling. The children’s places at the table will be neater. Joost -Wues Biscurr Ompany Branches in Over 100 Cities Crepes Are Best Among Silks tints. 40 inches wide. Crepe de Chine, $1.75 yard—Dozens of lovely 40 inches wide. mensely popular sports fabric which emphasizes yellow, white and high sports colors for every hour of the day. Vel-Ette, $3.95 yard——An im: Cire la:e used in flouncings, for great flowing sleeves or for entire gqwns. We are able to offer these popular laces at exceedingly moderate prices because of a special purchase. Black Cire Lace Flouncings—All-over designs and others: made on filet net, 36 inches wide, $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 Black Cire Lace All-Overs— These are suitable for the smart flowing sleeves, 36 inches wide, $2.95 yard. GROUND FLOOR Tweed and Satin Block Ribbons, #1.95 Yard Unusual and most attractive combinations of colors — We have just received from Paris a fascinating collec- anallonlaraesite, (0376 Ibs 78 aS Te | any one will make a smart sash (and they are being tion of belts and girdles, just the kind for the Fock of Weide ai EER ie Sa of Virgiola beaneie ; much wor this season) or a gay little Russian tur: straight, classical line. In most cases there is only one of a "STAR CERVELAT SAUSAGES— Nilay tomietnet nanan Ee se tere bacwees mune ues” Vinee ome tenet) ° “Keak and wach he tio, striking, colorful. Seat ee saat ep pumwrman ees F Gibbons, 944 inches wide; a really exceptional value. Sport girdles, $2.75—made of wooden beads, these ne PICKLED PIGS FEET aplit CHBESE—Rich end pigusat ; : i found in delightful color combinations. DRIED BONELES: Vo—. | PrMEN’ ESE—Our own [2 Two-Toned Faille and Satin $1.65 Yard 2S are found in delightful co ow Dea SGECRSS BeeAINC | MENTO CORR ey pee in quality and color combinations. A value as you seldom see. 9% inches wide. Black Cire for girdles or hats, 844 inches wide, $1.10 yard. French Faille —Very Special This is one of the best of many excellent values in the Ribbon Department today. It is a beautiful quality, heavy. and firmly woven, and there are many lovely colors. 5% inches, 50c yard; 6% inches, 75c yard; 9 inches, $1.25 yard. Specials in Lingerie Ribbons Two-tone satin and rosebud ribbons of the finest quality and coloring marked greatly below usual price. No. 1, 75¢ piece; No. 2, $1.25 piece; No. 1%, $1.00 piece; No. 3, $2.00 piece; No. 5, $2.50 There are 10 yards in a piece. GROUND FLOOR Eponge and Ratine, 95¢ Yard La Fleur Nainsook #4.25 10 yards It is not a bit too early to purchase your lingerie material for Spring, and surely it would be hard to find a better value than this. It is a sheer quality mercerized nainsook, 36 inches wide. Sold in 10 place? This splendid quality is seen in sports and street shades as well as white. It is very specially priced. 54 inches wide. 1,000 Yards Broadcloth, *2.25 Yard A most unusual value! Navy blue, and seal brown, the two best colors, in this material, and a vety fine quality at that. 52 inches wide. ‘ SECOND FLOOR ‘Decorative Girdles In this season of extreme simplicity, particularly in daytime clothes, emphasis falls very naturally upon the small touches, girdles, buckles, and the like. Jet girdles $2.95 to $5.95. Jet and colored beaded belts $6.95 to $9.95 each. Jet motives with fringed ends very effective as a girdle garniture $3.25 to $8.50 each. TRIMMING DEPARTMENT GROUND- FLOOR Striking Values in Fox Scarves, #26.50 These are animal scarves of fine quality in taupe and brown. An unusually low price. There are many other lovely fur scarves too, stone marten or natural mink, $39.50; baum marten, $59.50; Hudson Bay sable, $55. Such a scarf is just what you want when you take off your fur coat in res- taurant or theatre. All that remain of our model fur coats and wraps—and the quantity is limited—are marked at clearance prices. Wonderful values for those who appreciate an unusual opportunity. FOURTH FLOOR (Ej our own ovens in this store. SOT) OY ‘The delicious and whole- : some qualities are famed. = Whole Wheat Bread | g: a) Cc A E Made from 100% ioned recipe, of carefully selected fruits, molasses and other pure ingred- 23° i Lb. & Delicatessen 1 A Special Sale of Sugar-Cured Boiled Hame—Every one selected, cured and cooked with great care. Per Ib., 69¢ & Sliced. RY POTATO SALAD— GENUINE SMOKED WHITBe French style; an appetizing com- FISH—Rich and of fine flavor; bination salad; made of pota- an excellent breakfast dish. toes, crisp celery and our own 3% Ib & brand of mayonnaise. 29¢ Ib. SALAMI SAUSAGE8—Fancy fe VK FURTERS.—Fine quality; sausage, well spiced and sear iE} Made in Our Bakeries iE Vhis rich, delicious and \E4 c wholesome cake is made on the premises, accord- ing to a good old-fash- Lb. New York State Fancy Full Milk Cheese—A sharp | cheese of excellent flavor. Me Ib. Pines —Pitth Floor, 35th Street. Delicatessen ond Bakery Products Not Delivered, vee WVaNi7eNii “avira KEEP STRONG One bottle of pure, emulsified Norwegian cod liver oil taken now, may do you more good than a dozen taken a month hence. It’s more economical to give your body ~ aa resistance to disease is broken down. A very SCOTT’S EMULSION . OF PURE NORWEGIAN COD-LIVER OIL goes a long way in sustaining strength and keeping up re- sistance. Resolve that you will buy a bottle of Scott's Emulsion at your draggist’s on your way home, and start protecting your ‘Fhe exclusive grade of cod-liver ol] ued in Seott’s te the ‘Scott & Bowne, BloomfeldW. J. wen Pre eee cf Sale! 800 fairs of Women’s Low Shaes Reduced to $3.95. Black, brown and bronze kid and patent leather. Sices incomplete. fs SECOND FLOOR It Makes Little Difference What You Need— M4 ‘A World “Want” Ad. Will Go and Find lk } Sunshine Biscuits