The evening world. Newspaper, September 12, 1922, Page 10

SEE ITET™ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1922, wo [MASS 2 AT ST. PATRICK’S FINDS THUGS AT WORK; FOR DEAD POLICEMEN SHOOTS BOTH FATALLY | . Phone Pennwleania 5100 Tor Cther Gimbel News See Pe 12 Open Evenings "| GIN i ¥ - Open Evenings Musie Salons onen every Music Salons open every POLICE GUARD CLUB] INPHILADELPHIA. |< FROM DYNAMITERS| who Immediately called in the tance of the Bureau of Invest! n of the Department of Justice YW He Celebrant nt fees ‘To- Mor 4 Netaty ‘ eae 9 o'clock, Use 48rd Street entrance, near Broadway, 32ND STREE i BROADW AY. 33RL ST RE BT NEW YORK C TY Gimbels—Eighth Floor A Greater-Than-Ever | September Sale of: New PLAYER PIANOS Meets The Tremendous Call for New Players for New Hames ou recall what 4 Canada, # will «All policemen will be in atten upon them a th iehbor In # of their guns, and rmer owner of the we amas 4 Threat to Blow Up Union}a« League Unless $50,000 s Is Paid. xlo } shot tHe twice, He then Gurned on the other it, Patrick Fit I director of the Potice will be in charge of the music, | rower and shot him twice, At the Clio will sing hospital it is said the men will dié at a postal Sr he role of a y tomobiles belong e were brought in four 7 » distance || Originated b; riginated “HORLICK == Horlick’s HORLICK'S We ORIGINAL | =Malted Milk Used successfully for over ifs century. 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PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 12.—Secret | ing Bervice agents and detectives are] into guarding the Union League Club, following a threat to blow up the building unless a demand for $50.00 was complied with. The demand an the threat ca nonymous let mainled on the yr more without ing asked for the Becret Service age tin box which he carried under his tectives were guarding tl ling] arm, supposedly containing $60,000, from every available nc r a ner. MARDI GRAS THIEVES A report that se ARE CONVICTED @ynamite packed in * Price Lowest In Years For a New Player of Superb Quality ‘269 famed FREE TRIAL In Your Home ‘According to detectives working on the case, the letter demanded that the $50,000 be paid by a uniformed mes- wenger who If You Cannot Call, Mail This Coupon for Full Information Gimbel Brothers, / Salons, New York. If you are not fully satisfied after F; ia * 4 Apr et pla is in your home we will i exchange it for any other new player. {is af BUCKLEY Ne WhiA bab? 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These new mattresses are the latest production of Stearns & Foster, made in an {{ improved way in both the method of filling and of cleaning the virgin cotton which }} makes it as beautiful and white as snow without losing its softness or resiliency. |} All made in the same fine way of the same white felted cotton, covered with good art ticking, each wrapped in stout paper covers at the factory and delivered to your home, free of charge, anywhere ‘ within the delivery zone of the Store in the Heart of New York City. FULL SIZE MATTRESS, 54x76 IN.; REGULAR $25.00, FOR $19.50. THREE- QUARTER SIZE, 48x76 IN.; REGULAR $23.50, FOR $18.50 This remarkable offer is for one week only. Old Homes—Values Unprecedented—In $ 75 Phonographs of Worth S Free Trial at your home. Players of several good makes in the sale. If you are ° dissatisfied when ou have yours change it, without A WEEK cost, for any new phonograph, OPEN EVENINGS Until 9 o’Clock After 5.80 use Sard Street en- trance, near Broadway. Terms that mean as much as the low price. New Violins : $3.95 Double Focea Records : 20¢ New Music Rolls : 39e New Ukuleles : $1.35 GIMBELS MUSIC SALONS-EIGHTH FLOOR OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL @ O'¢ LOCK Big Special Values in Reed FibreandPorchFurniture! Strong, convenient, comfortable and most serviceable, the Reed and Willow Furniture is now a popular choice for year ‘round use. We are clearing out odd suites and pieces at remarkable price-reductions. The former prices were extra low. Now comes a further reduc > =} tion of 3345! Quantity is limited, but there is a good selection for those who come first. Besdoir Lantps only $3. 15 werg $1.2: Delightful little lamps of heavy pottery in old rose If You Cannot Call, Mail This Coupon for Full Information Gimbel Brothers, y Rockers as low as $8.75. Chairs and Rockers with green finishes, as Chaise-longues, day beds and rettees, as low onan Me a fed cet ch as $36.75, blue or old gold. 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