The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1922, Page 8

inna 5th tegnaptl ceed error sagt ct are a a iii ALLEN, 27 YEARS ON FORCE, ~~ DISINJERSE Was Leading ‘Identification Expert and Known Through- out Country for His Ability. Liew io York ‘ die on mk in Wyckoff Avenue, n, N J., from apoplexy Puneras Tvices will be held at his late home at 2 P.M. on Dec. 18. Lieut. Allen is survived by his wife and four ehil- dren, one of them, Taylor S. Allon a patrolman in the Police Depart ment. Lieut. Allen, who was filty-six years old, joined the department in February, 1894, and retired on Veb 15 of last year, after having spent wenty-four continuous years in the Wureau of Crimiual Identification. A diamond watch fob was presented to as a copy but done the departm of bie Lieut in diamonds Léeut. Allen probably was the best known policeman in the city of New York among the officials of other po- lice departments. He built up the bureau of criminal identification long before the adoptino of the finger- print system. With a remarkable memory for faces and names he at- tended the line-up of crooks in the morning in Headquarters and fre- quently where some thief was being accepted ax a first offender, Allen would pick him out as some one Wantod clscwhere for a serious crime. In. his dealings with men on the foree and with newspaper men whose duty it was to seo him frequently, Lieut. Allen made a reputation for being fair ut all times. It was said there must be something wrong with 4 man who could not get along with John Allen. “He made a study of his line of the police business and as an expert was second @o none. Few if any in the Police Department had as many warm personal friends, gained through courtesy, as Lieut. Allen. When he retired almost two years ago he was suffering from high blood pressure and diabetes —<— HEIR TO $1,000,600 STILL A “WHITE WING” Jersey Man Co Deapt Bugene Berue, sixty-three, an Wliza- beth street cleaner, continued to ply his brush yesterday deepite the information that his wife's brother, Michael Kelly, « Kansas real estate operator, had died, leaving them an estate valued at $1,000,000. Barue says safety first 1s his motto apd be will continue in bis place until he has the money in his hand, Then ho may quit. ' “A brush in the hand ts worth a million in Kansas," he says. DIAMOND AQUAMARINE & ONYX RINGS AT PRICES THAT AAKE GIFT GIVING EASY At Hennett's you are sure of the lowest SRG Safa store display, Kead these wonderful values: aes to Ply Brash ‘ortune, Ladies’ Vashional Aquamarine Breen old Viligree _ Genuin ‘Ony’ Squure Shap Oval Shaped . Diamond Platinum & Gold "ir « $9-$18-$25-$32-$48 io $500 hh White at Bennett's, Written Guarantes with Every Pare Broadw: SECOND FLOOR at Cortlandt Si. Iify Teeth Without Plates I Save Decayed Teeth, Tighten Loose Teeth, Treat iseased Gums, Pedly Docased Teeth and Roots Care- fully Extracted. Teeth Thoroughly Cleaned I] Goa Bhd Rercelain ‘Crowne. Bridgework, Fillin, of Cold. Sliver’ and "Porcelain, Made at Reasonable Prices. BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT L gt PhOon, 103 1°, 125th’St., cor, Park Av Wer Lott's Candy Gtore). 740 Lexington Av.,cor. 59th St. (Over jett'es Drug Store), 169 E. 34th St., cos. Jd Av. .___ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECE Lord & Taylor re FIFTH AVENUE TELEPHONE FITZ ROY 1900. oli shen re a ee he ere tee we MBER 11, 1922. ; ' ! Only Eleven Shopping ‘Days Until Christmas Taylor Help You Shop Let Lord & Gift for a Man A DECORATIVE smoking stand of exceptional resources. The antique oak cabinet, with drawer, is supported by a wrought iron frame. Beneath the cabi- net, the cigar and tobacco jars of peas- ant pottery revolve on a pivot —a feature that the veteran smoker will appreciate. Complete, with bronze ash tray and match holder. $45 PIFTH FLOOR Gifts for Travellers Finely Made Fitted Suit Cases FOR a woman, a fitted suitcase of black cobra grain cowhide, sketched below. Remarkably light, but substantially constructed ee smart in appearance. The frame is composed entirely of three ply veneer basswood which makes for strength without weight. Completely fitted removable tray, which folds up into a case similar to an overnight bag. Tan moire lined, kets in ends, padded top, eleven-piece fittings, shell or amber. 22 and 2qinch size. $36.50 Woman's suit case of black cobra grain cowhide, basswood box, hand sewn edges, two nickel lever locks, drill lining pockets in ends and cover. Sizes 18, 20, 22, 24 and 26 inches, $18 Man's English suit case of chestnut leather, sewn edges, two nickel lever locks, drill lining and shirt pocket. Extra deep size, 26 inches long. $30 SEVENTH FLOOR Gift Ideas From Our Cutlery Section ANY woman will tell you what a joy it is to receive gifts of those little things she puts off buying for herself, but for which she has a constant need, Such agift is sure of a welcome, Scissor Sets—Two or three pairs of different sizes in a case, $2.45 to $11 NeedleCases—Think of having the right size every time. 65c. to $8.95 Manicure Sets—Compactly fitted into rolls or cases for traveling. $4.45 to $35 Other Suggestions in Cutlery Carving Sets— Stainless steel blade. $5.95 Gillette Safety Razors $5 to $75 GROUND FLOOR A Miscellany of Household Requisites Hot Plate and Tea Keitle The electric plate will toast, boil urd fry with equal facility. It is nickel p!.ted, like the kettle. Complete, $5 Aluminum Percolator, $3.95 It has a valve, and brews to the right coffee heat very quickly. At the top. Electric Grill, $10 An efficient, silent worket, complete with two aluminum pans — one deep, one shallow— and a nickel reflector. Three heats. = Electric Toaster, $5 A very useful adjunct for the table - nickel plated toaster, black enamel base. } fry Security Alarm Boxes Variously priced at $15, $18, and $24 Heating Pad, $10 When heat is needed for remedial pur poses, this electric pad responds almost instantly to the emergency. agent posal C Auto Kit, $15 Durable and compact — this kit will withstand many miles of hardship on the open road, Equipped for six persons — choice of double decker and suit case types, SEVENTH FLOOR Silver for the Table The Christmas Gift of Thought FROM the baby’s first silver cup to the handsome silver tea setvice there’s a gift of silver for every occasion to fit every need, But Christmas is the time above all others when silver seems the most fitting and thoughtful of gifts. You will find many helpful suggestions in our Silverware Department—one of the Gift Sections on the Ground Floor. Sterling Silver Baby Cups $5.25 to $26.00 Porringers and Pa Bowls . . . 11.50 to 34.75 Sandwich Trays . 22.00 to 66:50 Sugar and ,Cream Sets . . . 16.50 to 45.00 Bon Bon Dishes 6.85 to 25,00 Gravy Boats. . 23,00 to 70,00 Candlesticks . 16.50 to 70,00 ’ Bud Vases 8.95 to 42.00 English and American Plate Tea Sets $63.00 to $100.00 Vegetable Dishes 9.50 to 50.00 Meat Platters 8.40 to 63.00 aia SS ase | GROUND FLOOR Gift Blankets SOFT and warm all wool white blank- ets, cut and bound separately with 3 inch silk bandings. Choice of pink and blue borders. Single Bed Size, Pair, $15 Double Bed Size, Pair, $18.50 SECOND FLOOR Draught Screens OUR collection of draught and fire screens has been greatly augmented to meet the gift demand, which is particu- larly active this season. Extensive is the selection, running the gamut of types and prices—from plain tone burlaps, panelled and hand painted leather de- signs, tothe lovely art screens from Japan, .50 to $250 Couch Covers from Europe in re- productions of the finest Oriental rugs. A soft silken pile that adds richness to any Room. Each, $45 Cedar Chests — Finished in various woods, for the library, hall, and bed room. Moderate prices prevail. Gay, Artificial Flowers from France ARTIFICIAL, to be sure, but wonder- tully simulated, and colorful as a rural garden in springtime. Almost every variety, including holly sprays and sprays of mistletoe—for gifts and deco- tations, Small flowers tn baskets as gift novelties. FIFTH FLOOR t Furniture— Gifts for the Years A TABLE, a secretary, a chair, a individual pieces—gift candidates that memoralize the esteem of the donor and the gratitude of the recipient. 6 Walnut Stand . « . $28 7 Wall Table, Walnut ss 4 8 Walnut Table = % i Gs + 125 60 60 100 9 Cabinet of Walnut 10 Console Mirror . 11 Console of Walnut . 12 Mahogany Wall Table 13 Gate Leg Table . 55 14 Walnut Highboy . 130 15 Butterfly Table, Walnut, 32 16 Walnut Table 55 SIXTH } Royal Wilton Rugs Reduced $67.50 9x12 feet IF you are redecorating the home for the nearing holidays you will surely find room for one of these excellent quality Royal Wilton rugs—an ideal gift to the They are all from our regular stock and represent substantial reductions in price. Striking color combinations and individual designs are represented; with or without seam. FIFTH P Gifts for the KEEPING the linen chest filled, alive to every emergency, is a matter of family pride. Our linen department is replete with linens for everyday, formal and informal service. Cloths and Napkins Double damask Irish linen cloths and nap. kins in beautiful circular designs. Table Cloths, 2 x 2 yards. $8.50 Table Cloth, 2 x 23: yards. 10.50 Table Cloths, 2 x 3 yards. 12.75 Napkins to match, 22 x 22 inches, Dozen, $10.50 Luncheon Sets Hemstitched linen damask sets — in blue, gold, pink, lavender, and green. Set of 1 cloth 59 x59 inches and 6 napkins 16x16 inches, $9,50 Tea Napkins Madeira hand embroidered and hand scal- loped linen tea napkins. Dozen, $5.95 Italian Luncheon Sets Of natural color Italian linen, this set is hand embroidered in colors, and has pekoe edges. A beautiful gift, 13 pieces, $9.50 SECOND mirror, and a colony of other SECRETARY of two tone walnut, executed in the William and Mary spirit —a very attractive and enduring unit for the living room, $175. Drop Leaf End Table in Walnur— . a companion piece of excellent - re- sources, $32. Mahogany Card or Console Table, $48 Tip Table, of Ma- @ hogany (round top) _ 955 M4 Decorative End Table, Walnut, $30 Loor 63.50 82x 10% feet entire family. LOOR Linen Chest Tea and Luncheon Cloths Madeira hand embroidered and scalloped tea and luncheon cloths, beautifully embroid- ered on fine linen, 45 inches, round, $7.50; 54 inches, round, $8,50 Guest Towels Madeira hand embroidered, hand scalloped linen huck towels, Each, $1.75 Tray Cloths Madeira linen bread tray doilies, hand-em broidered and hand scalloped, each 45c Huck Towels Fine all pure linen hemstitched huck towels, damask borders, and monogram space, 18 x 34 inches, dozen, $7.50 Linen Pillow Cases Hand-embroidered fine Irish line cases, hemstitched 22! x 36 inches, pair, $6.85 and $7.50 pillow FLOOR