The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1922, Page 14

_THE EVENING SOLDIERS’ HANDIWORK “LEST WE FORGET” SHOW |< rie FRIDAY, We NOVEMBER 10, 1922, SL of the Th FOOD PRICES SOARING IN 26 CITIES SURVEYED Mange From Hatt of t =Known for Our Low Prices— Bloomingdale A) | HOTWATER BOTTLE ~ LEADS TO CAPTURE F CHEK PSE Youth Stores in Half a Dozen Cities of East. de by disabled N 1 Get, 18 In all of twe ative cities from whic ansouneed tordny ; siete ranged from teas tan _59TH 10 60TH STREET—LEXINGTON TO THIRD AVENUE e to 4 per cent. in Phila- == Toyland Opens Saturday Santa Has Arrived Sce Him at His Castle in Toyland Yes, it’s true, Santa has arrived! He's come, as he does every year, to his Castle at Bloomingdale's. You'll find him in that strange, wonderful Castle in “Toyland,” Bloomingdale's great toy bazaar on the Third Floor. Santa is waiting for you. He's brought some wonderful things. Just ask him for them and Christmas morning you'll find then in your stockings. Mid-Season Sale of _ Alexander Shoes 65th Fall Season Admits Swindling]¢ . New Haven, A hot water bottle led to the ear ture carly to-d the police say ing scores of t Philadelphia, , Oma ‘ Paul, 1 per ‘ 7 .|BLIND EDITOR ELECTED, LEADS COUNTY TICKET Thomas Mo Moir, of Piatudetd, Staged Remarkable Campaign, omas M. Mur, blind newspaper HIGH SHOES, black kid . $5 N. Ju haa been ; = 2 5 2 a 5 > unable to give the wait was around $5: His victims were drug @atessens and other bi For Men HIGH SHOES, brown or black. For Women lishments. The = pri: of Pininfletd, stout welt € sles $5 and $6 me redteae ae ot the teeet enema oie Brown and tan calf or Havana Nene UE - \ me Ghia? of Jin that Stare brown kid $7.85 Blucher lace, black and brown calf, and tn the of Houston, Tex the tid He went into leather lined, dou! sole $8.50 County LOW SHOES in the new strap or tongue ae sto. 240 ee Hirnest y Brown and | ain leather brogue Bight and tw cholve models; also oxfords in kid, calf or oxfords. full dou les, wing and some othe © than f $6.77. The indifferent. ay in whicl re Arthur patent leather. . . , $4.85 to $8.85 tips $7.50 he picked the bottle ed the sus-) N. hie) Sntaed’ the io: age i flog “ no entered tho race agaiaut " i Store Blelon of the proprietor, and when be) icon Trepublicans and Democrats, save Downtown Store Only his ¥ to the vigorous exm- paign he “i. He covered more mileage 9 € (9 more people than all the other candidates together, and devoted the final two wecks of his King tour exclusively to boosting candiducy his life-tong friend, N given the goods and § old to @ome back for the rest of the change im an hou Detectives Stanley Gorman and ward Shields of the West 15 Sixth Avenue at 19th Street Hudson Tubes, Sixth Ave. “L'’ and West Side Subway All Convenient aed Oe NEE A TR TILT eS OEIRS Ot vanishes f know its magic. All drug- e “‘fecommend this harmless stom- vf ive, Station went into the dri returned for the rest After ta him and say other checks r Kessler said be hac boat club as chef Kessler sald his was All he had tu do w bank, ask for a bankbook and then AN oft checks to sult himnse Dolige suy he gave thiricen New York establishments where lv cheeks, all for amou.. around 330, and said he had ing It for six months. do- The police say a search ‘of his Toom revealed that he hud a Bess for hot water Ly Place was well stocke There was a lot of other 1 they say he eviden means of getting ie VACCINATION UPHELD IN JERSEY TOWNSHIP State Hoard su m Sehoots. HAMMONTON, J.. Nov. 10.—The children of James Adams, Luke Bates and George Ware cannot attend t Me gchools of Berlin Town vaccinated. tn Mar- Fashion, STOMACH BAD!! MEALS SOUR OR LAY UNDIGESTED Instantly! End Flatulence, Gas, Heartburn, Indigestion Chew a few! So pleasa quick tu settle Moment “Vape’s Diapep P the stomach all pain and distress from indigestion or 4 sour, gassy The ee ae s Store—Fourth Floor The Boy's Section Long Trouser Suits $29.50 Two Pairs of Trousers Herringbone, diagonal and tweed ef- fects may be found in these first long trouser suits of fine cheviots. In plain, three and four button and sport models, Big Boys’ Coats Generous, roomy coats of all wool overcoating, convertible collars, plain and inverted plait backs, full belt, plain, set-in and raglan sleeves. Sizes 11 to 18 years. $18.50 Boys’ Mackinaws #15.50 Mackinaws that make ideal playcoats in all wool fabrics, plain ph 0 and subdued plaid effects, large shaw! and prc collars, Sizes 8'to 18, Norfolk Suits #12.50 with extra knickers An excellent assortment of fancy cheviots in gray and brown effects, box pleat and inverted pleat models, tailored to our own standards, Jackets are mohair lined and both knickers are full lined. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Children’s Hose Practical school hose for boys and girls, heavy and medium weight cot- ton, black, white, tan and cordovan. Sizes 6 to 10, 3 pairs for $1 Silk and wool three-quarter socks for boys and girls, in brown or green mixtures with fancy plaid tops. Sizes 7 0 942, $1 the pair. Imported golf hose, medium weight wool, for either side of the family, black or brown with Scotch plaid tops. Sizes 74 to 10, $1.15 to $1.55 TELEPHONE FitzRoy 1900 h Y Christmas Nearly Here! The Young People’s Store believes in doing its Christ- mas shopping early. And when Santa Claus told us he was arriving in town to- morrow we decided we'd be right in step with him, ready with Christmas gifts of all sorts. Baby’s Bonnet Tied up in a gay little box, you may have bonnets crisp and frilly or soft and woolly, Glove Silk Vests White or pink, as dainty as can be. 4 to 16 years, $2.25 tae Black Cats on Handkerchiefs eight colors, with weird ani- mals done in black, They're too enchanting for words. Pw Tiny Gloves Wool gloves for snowballs and kid gloves for parties—all in most approved fashions. }. <—— FIFTH AVENUE Lord & Tay Re Girls’ ‘Cone $18. 50 For the Miss with a mind of her own —a wide variety of models and fabrics, some fur trimmed and others plain tailored, in a range of wanted colors. These coats are taken from the regu- lar stock, and formerly sold at higher prices. Sizes 6,to 10 years. Several models of fine fabric coats. fur trimmed and venetian lined, in navy, brown, redskin and mixtures. Sizes 6 to 10. $29.50 Coats for the Junior Miss Coats in tailored or dress models for the Junior Miss, fine quality bolivia, novel mixtures, fancy plaids, airedale and duvet de laine. Fur trimmed or plain. Sizes 12 to 16. $29.50, $39.50 Robes and Negligees for the Younger Set Eiderdown, blanket cloth, corduroy, quilted silks, satin, crepe de Chine or taffeta, Priced according to material and size, $2.95 to $26.50 Girls’ Underwear Silk and Cotton Union Suits. Ages 3 to 6 years, $1.75, 8 to 12, $1.95, 14 to 16, $2.25. Vest or Pants. Ages 3 to 6 years, 95c each, 8 to 12, $1.25. 14 to 16, $1.50 Seasonable Shoes Gus’ dark brown Norwegian grain lace boots made in semi-brogue style, sturdily built. Sizes 814 to 11, $5.50. 1114 to 2, $6.50, 214 to 7, $8 Junior Misses’ Pumps Black or brown satin one-strap pumps, $7.50. One-strap pumps in patent leather, gunmetal or tan calf, $7 This Store Will Be Open Armistice Day Poir et Twill "Dresses Women’s Sizes A truly wondertul offer of smart tailored dresses. : Cireular Panels, Circular Skirts, Bodices in the ion’s diet ates :: Misses’ ‘Sizes 14 to 18 ‘There i is an pedal about the fashioning of these garments that puts them above resses Sizes represent a fashioning expressive of style and fine simplicity; the models for the E Ta Size Woman have been udupted Lo the requisites of figures that need the effect of slenderi- amere “Lot.” The Misses’ zation. $ 95 Misses’ Sizes They exem) lify the newest of Fash- ue Manner. ’ Extra Sizes 14244 to524 Women’s Sizes 36 to 44 ve about them the debonair manner, those in Women’s Bloominudate's—Second Floor Extraordinary Value! Coney Fur Coats,$35 Every woman may gratify her longing for a Fur Coat at the price Am expected to pay for a cloth one. Brown Coney, full furred choice skins made into 40-inch coats. Belted models, bell and turn-up cuffs, silk lined. Don’t miss this sale—such op- portunities do not occur fre- quently, Scoond Floor, 14-Kt.White Gold Wrist Watches 148 Small size, Tonneau, Qushion or Octagon shape cases, pretts) engraved. Fitted wit ae] Swiss nickel lever mm 8 assuring perfect tir qrualities. ach wateh mo Black or Gray ribbon A with 14-kt. White Gold el Main Floor. Men’s Overcoats Of All Wool 9 3.50 Ulsters, Chestertields, Ulster- ettes, All Sizes from 34 to 46 Each garment fashioned after the most approved styles; both young men’s and more conserva- tive models shown. Fabrics and tailoring are sur- prisingly superior to the ordin- ary. There are plenty plaid back fabrics. The finest of trimmi have been used throughout. All sizes 34 to 46. ~ Imported and Domestic Hosiery For All FOR WOMEN Black English Cash- jecond Bloor. Mottled Mixed Cotton mere Hose, $1.09 to Hosiery, 49¢ Pair $1.89 | Piles arep enue Plain black in regular and {ff Brown, Lavender, Bile, extra sizes. i Navy, Black and Camel with FOR MEN Silk Hose, $1.19 Pair Imported Golf Hose, | Strictly first quality. In- $1. 29 to $3. 98 ain and dyed, garter tops. lack and large variety of new shades. Sik & Wool Hose, $1.19 Pair Wool and Silk in plain weave and Silk mottled Cash- Wool and wool and silk hose, | narrow and wide ribs, Fawn, Beaver, Gray and heather mixtures. Silk & Wool Socks, 35c pe stitch o1 Cashmere Wool Socks, dro} amare Wale Srap BANA ae stitch. Navy, Brown, Green Brown, Navy, Green, _ and G ixtures, Camel, Sliver, ; Thread Silk Socks with rein- Slight mill faults. forced heels and double soles, Silk & Wool Hose, $1.98 Black, Brown, Gray, Navy, With silk embroidered clock- White. Slight mill faults. FOR CHILDREN 34 English Wool Hose, 98c Turnover tops; a variety of styles. Lovatt heather mix- tures. ings in two-tone effects. English Checks and Plaid Wool Hose,$3.25 Variety of styles and com- binations of new Fall shades. Imported Plain and Ribbed Cashmere Sport Wool Hose. Jockings, lace effects For boys and girls, 1 and wool mixtures. ribbed; wn and shea mixtures, Bloomingdaie's—Main Floor. Sizes 6 to 10 inches,