The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1922, Page 15

BANK ROBBER HAVE A BUSY DAY NNLOS ANGELES > —_.o Two Concerns Are Held Up by Armed Men Who Escape Arrest. LOS ANGELES, Dec, 19—The Southwestern State Bank was robbed of $1,000 yesterday by a young man ‘who, walked into the bank with his hand wrapped in a bandage. He presented a check for $1,000 and a letter to B. R. Brundage, the cashier. “You aro looking into the barrel of @ revolver in this bandage," said the letter. “I want you to O. K. this check. Go to the paying teller with me and get the money."’ Mr. Brundage stepped with the man to the paying teller and directed him to eash the check, which ne did. “I want you to go with me,” the handit then told Mr. Brundage, and he forced the latter a block down te street, passing three policemen who stood chatting on the corner. “You may go now,” said ‘he ban- dit, “and thank you. You've been aw- fully kind.” With that he disappeared around a corner. The Walnut State Bank at Walnut Park, a suburb, was robbed yesterday afternoon by three masked men, who escaped with between $2,000 and $3,000 in currency. Two of the men pointed revolvers at the tellers while the third went and picked up the money. The bandits escaped in an automobile. Stockholders of the bank were meet- ing in @ back room of the building at the time, but knew nothing of the robbery. i Always associated with ‘ gladsome thoughts of Christmas Day are light- ed candles, the blowing of toy trumpets, the shouts and laughter of little children and plenty of Cash’s mee-tee Nuts —In the shell, shelled or salted. Other sweets may cloy, but Cash's mee-tee Nuts are the natural confec- tions of the forest, as wholesome as they are delicious and as festive as they are appropriate to this season of “4 on Earth and Good Will Peace Toward Men, CRESS ape Main Store and Mail Order Dept., 202 Fulton St., Hudson Termi- nal Building. OTHER STOKES: 309 Madison Ave., at 42d St, @8 Liberty St., at Chure! 630 W, 181 St, bet. L'way & Wadsworth, aoe = Teaches Color Harmony while the child has fun ‘OW many of us have wished that we under olor har- mony—that we knew the many tints and tones of rede and greens and parples and blues which “went well” together? Color harmony could have been taught to us years ago when we were children, more easily than now. Teaches color harmony while the child has fun! Is your ehild, or your friend's child, > If so, ture Making Outfit, Woodland Greens, Royal Purples, Sunset Reds, Deop Blue-blacks are all made into color COATED Patented Arteraft steccils, No Paints, brushes, crayons, powders of water aro used. JUST RUB, and beautiful colored pictures api: Look over en outs soday tk the nearest store where toys are sold. Ste, $1, oF #2. Intereating cizoular res. BRICRAFT hing, oe cia inc Colors, —' tak EVEN Christmas Carols in the Rotunda tad G Wueod, SUBBVAY, YVevBMBnn 19. 2th Mossel; 1922. Good Cheer All Over the Store Astor Place at Ninth Street Telephone 4700 Stuyvesant Formerly A. T. chan _Store Hours: 9 to 6 Quick and Courteous Service, Christmas Deliveries on Time, Wanamaker Quality A Carload of Easy Chairs Arrives From the Writings of the Founder Some Day, Not So Far Distant, My Little Pencil will have written its last piece and be laid aside. With simple gratitude to the many who have writ- ten me encouraging letters, and others who have per- sonally sought me with thankful words, I write these | heartfelt lines to say that what at first seemed a task became a pleasure, because I felt in my own soul almost | everything I wrote; and desired, as I put down in words, to be helpful to those fellow pilgrims on the way with | me, Much that I have said came out of my experience and observation; and much that I quoted was said by people that I had personally known in this country and across the sea. I refer to Henry Drummond, Professor | Blackie, Charles H. Spurgeon, Newman Hall, Lord | Shaftesbury, Martin Tupper, President Grant, President Garfield, President Harrison, President McKinley, James G. Blaine, President Taft, George H. Stuart, A. T. Stewart, Horace Greeley, D. L. Moody, Bishop Simp- son, Albert Barnes, John Chambers, Judge George B. Orlady, Theodore Roosevelt, Anthony J. Drexel, Jay Cooke, John H. Converse, Henry Ward Beecher, John B. Gough, Sir George Williams, J. Russell Miller, George F. Pentecost, Horace LB. Claflin, Marshall Field, John V. Farwell and others. I have read and searched and listened to wise men, and made the best use I could, in the little scraps I have written, of everything that I thought might be useful to others struggling like myself to make the best of life. The only wish I have is thet I could have done all my work better. (Signed) THE FASHION SALONS For Miss 14 to 20 | The New | Jabot Frock and The New “Tie” Frock The two newest inspirations of a famous French couturiere, Beautifully copied at $59.50 and $49.50 Both of soft crepe satin, a happy choice for the delightful draperies of these original frocks are especially suited to a double-faced fabric, In Lanvin green, gray, exquisite shades of brown, navy blue and black. These frocks are destined, without a doubt, to be among the great auc- cesses of the new mid- caren Second Floor, Old Building Smart Coats of black nace, $195 One of the many fine offers in the Christmas Sale of Furs Fine soft skins, beautifully matched. The newest silhouette—straight lender—with nd deep coll: fective crepe linings in delight- fully soft colors. 45 inches long. <A coat at the price. * . * A Christmas Gift De Luxe The Blouse Salon's own copy of Indienne Our reproductions are perfect—in lovely greens, yellows, grays, pale browns and black, Ua PARIS A blouse whiel isfies one's love of color util exquisite line, and in add as any blouse in Paris to-day. We bought the ori » wh 1op is full cinating embroidery from which the blouse wa: ‘aight wide remarkable of delightful of ovurse, blouses, colors, red with the fas ; named—in fine dull tinsel threads, $29.50 * * . Third Floor, Old Bullding Jn the Women's Sports Shop The Smartest Silk Sweaters at very little prices Every fascinating color and many interesting weaves in the collection. Pure silk and fibre silk sweat- ers that have been reduced to make room for new stocks. Wednesday’s prices—$7.50 to $19.50 Original prices—$15 to $42.50 liked | The knitted. well tuxedo pure ilk, weater, in y va and ro sleeves, Many tigi All of these sweat particulariy atlractive for Christmas gifts. Becony fioor, Old Bullding re Bak —Lovely Pearls! Exquisite imitation pearls mounted in the fashion- able designs decreed by Paris At $2.50 to $85 Everything that is new and cor rect in pearl jewelry—from a necklet for a young maiden to a long sautoir with the new flat tassel for a matron, Dog collars of pearls for grandma, too. Many of the individual pieces are copies of jewelry of precious Oriental pearls and were made to our order by an artist jeweller in Paris, The pear] necklaces—both the bands and those with tassels —are exceedingly beautiful. Street Floor, Old Bullding Exquisite Boudoir Accessories! Powder jars, bottles for perfumes and jars for bath erystals—the finest that we could find in France, Italy and other parts of Europe. To make these articles complete for gift- giving we have put downy puffs in the jars, filled the bottle with lovely scents and put our ow mous bath crysta® in the jars. $2.50 to $75. French atomizers, $1.75 to $39, Imported perfume burners, $6 to arge bottles of perfumes for burners, $2 and $4, French smoke consumer French bathroom sets- of glass, $10. Just received from Paris “Vision d’Annam—the new Oriental perfume that is the sensation of Paris. $5 bottle. 7 . Sachet, powder, aaa and toilet water, too, Exclusive with the Wanamaker Store. ve to $15. Street Floor, Old Bullding Smart Women levine Gifts of Necklaces of Semi-precious Stones with matching Earrings The beauty of the gift of Sa ay an unusual necklace of e \ i quisitely matched semi-pre- cious stones is greatly en- hanced in the eyes of the woman of fashion by the ad- dition of earrings to match. And even if only the neck- lace or the earrings are giv- en her for Christmas, she may pleasurably anticipate almost certainly being able to complete the set at a later time. Earrings, $21 to $90 Genuine Chinese Jade Necklaces of opera 1 in the light mot- | Cameovvoral in pale pink-tinted tled tones 5 to | for necklaces, $18.7 Seca aie jade of | Necklaces of pale pink coral, $175 ciaen) $48 vings to maten, | ($385. Button earrings to match, $38 and $ $75 to $90. Neck! of red Other Neckla $ coral, $1 to larrings Earrings to match, $8.50 to $38] to match, the finer nds, $21. These sets i neckl r eho Ae and matching e f Pendants, $12.75 to. $85 lians, green agate These are to be worn on chains black onyx, chaleedo! or sautoirs and are beautiful and other unusual tiful stones. Amber Necklaces, $1 Amber Earrings, Yellow and of cours: stones—amethysts, Russian la black opal, jade, cut topaz in « and bright tones. task The Jewelry Store, Street Floor, Old Bullding Bed Coverings- Gifts! They will not only warm the heart but warm the body the long winter nights after Christmas. Silk-covered Down Quilts, $27. Cut 6x7 feet—big and warm, filled with down, cov silk in plain color All-silk, sat quilts, plain ¢ Wool led Comforters n ce ngs, stitche 1 h border ( ‘otton- filled Quilts. ilkoline figured cer First Fi With 39, $10.50, W a $12.50, 3 Wit extra long « uilt - plain sati ane $6.50. sood quality ters Fr, Old Bullding Some of Toy World’s Favorites who haven’t yet Walepated their Christ- ear might be glad of the following Boys and girls mas wishes in Santa hints. Imported Full-joit tion body, tiful bisque he Dolls, $2, ke her pretty 18 and 20 in. frock, Jazzbo Jim, clogging toy, se! um A very black boy, a surmise, who when P dances a 3 small log c a The Electric Cooking i esks, Attia ere pas Cuivoan grass and z hi atten, Two Tey Wo \ Third Gallery, New Biag in Time for Christmas Delivery Duplicates of chairs from the Edwin A. Simonds shop of Syra- cuse to be shown in the Furniture Exhibition, January, at Grand But arriving here late, we offer them now At a Fourth Less in Price Beautiful designs of frame and fabric. Rapids. No two alike. didly constructed. $40 for $53.50 arm chairs in antique brown finish tapestry cover. $46.50 for $62 high back mahogany arm chair in figured velours. $59 for $79 Heppelwhite arm chair of mahogany with tapestry seat. $49 for $66.50 walnut arm chair in tap- estry. $69 for $98 walnut frame Ottoman in Down cushions in tapestry, antique finish. fine design. $79 for $105. cha in blue silk velours. ured wool tapestry. Also’ Two. Fine $391.50 for $522 Suite Large sofa and 2 arm chairs tapestry. figured antique design workmanship and materials. In the Auditorium Wednesday at 2.30 P. M. Sunset Club Day Mrs. C. A, H. Rugg, Founder Operatic Tableaux Vivants La from Boheme ma and Journet, Madame PILAR MORIN Distinguished tress and pantomimist in a scene from Cavalleria Rusticar fdme. First Gallery, sion Free New Building Morning Frocks of fine ginghams 5 to $7.95 Specially purchased. ~ Charming new styl joned on simple, slender li and attractively trimmed with dainty cc altar d ecuffs of eon- trasting ial and carefully made pipir Small, large and broken check ginghams in pretty shades of red, blue, brown, mauve and in black, Third Floor, Old Building Lingerie of Unusual charm $2.95 to $10.50 are delight new mode Ca Christmas Cards and Calendars are to be 1 \ho Book St Proet loos 4 Old Buliding 0 Louis XVI. mahogany arm for $129 small wing arm chair in te | | Splen- $84 for $112.50 Louis XV. arm chair in mahogany with blue _ tinsel flowered damask. $98 for $131 high back Chippendale chair in mahogany with richly carved wood, Lis of ; estry seat. | $104 for $139 library arm chair of walabe and tapestry. $101 for $135.50 walnut 4 foot bench, cov- ered with tapestry in antique design. $121 for $161.50 Chippendale arm chair richly carved back, mahogany frame, velvet seat. $127 for $170.50 Carleton Club arm chair, walnut frame figured brown mohair. Library Suites $498 for $665 3-piece Suite Large three back sofa and wing chair of fine imported tapestry; taupe background and highly figured foliage, down cushions. Fifth Gallery, New Building in | | richly | Finest | | A ALIOATUOATVETELNS $17.50 Will Be the Price of This 10-piece Toilet Set If purchased in the normal way we would consider it a good set for $25 Ivory celluloid of commendable quality. The 10 piece ; are the most \ necessary ones for the dressing table-— Hair Brush Mirror Shoe Horn Cloth Brush Comb Nail File Powder Box Buffer Shae Hook Hair Rece.ver Other sets, plain or decorated, in ivory shell or amber celluloid. With or without fancy lined Street Floor, Old Bullding Give a pean Young Woman your younger sister or your mother—may we suggest for one or all of them a handbag. Then comes the question what kind of bag, It matters not whether the age of the lady in question i i n or #ixty—she will want the newest and most beautiful decree of fashion. And that means a lovely bag of velvet appliqued with steel beads, We have a charming collection of these Bags from Paris, $10 to $85 For the girl of sixteen—or younger—adorable little bags of velvet, rose, French blue or jade with steel be Vor a young woman— bags of Italian red, royal blue, rich browne gray or black velvet, with elaborate designs in steel beads—mounted with steel or metal frames, or drawstrings, $25 to $85. For mothe) n elegant black velvet bag with conservative de- signs in steel beads, mounted on steel frames, $35 te $85, Street Floor, Old Bullding INDIVIDUAL MEN More Fine Gifts ae Men! $7.50 Wool Sweaters, $5 : Just 200 sweaters which have sold in our regu- lar stock at $7.50. Slip-on with shawl collar; coat sweater with shawl collar or V-neck. Navy, maroon, gray, brown, heather. Not all sizes in all colors. Men’s $3.50 _~ Shirts, $2.45 These 2400 shirts are a sur- plus from one of our largest manufacturers, Woven madras, ilk striped madras, silk nnd cotton, white broadcloth, Rus- n cords, fine white madras, A wide range of conservative or bold patterns; alzes 14 to 17; not all patterna In every alze, SHOPS FOR Street Floor, New Buliding ‘SERY ICE — STREET " FLOOR CIALIZED |