The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1916, Page 4

SMOKE ON THE LANDLORD TomorrowanéSaturday the Days F REE™-480,000 Cigars-FREE, Our rents are based on a year of 365 days. Once every four years along comes Leap Year with its 366 days. 4 That’s what 1916 is. February 29th, an extra day on every lease and no rent to pay. Free Rent— Free Cigars, Etc.— Leap Year Blessings Cigar smokers, Cigarette smokers, Pipe smokers. Everybody in on this! But it comes the smokers’ way only once-in- four-years! Our treat, but in reality the landlords foot the bills. FREE—A Box of 10 La REALIDAD Cigars With Each $1.50 Box of 25 La REALIDADS The $1.50 price of La REALIDAD (Monarch Size) is the ONLY price at which these cigars were ever sold. ‘An established brand in the United Cigar Stores and a splendid value at 6 cts. each. f The 10 cigars in a cedar box. A dandy packag e. Should any number of La REALIDAD Cigars, packed in boxes of 10, remain on hand after the free distribution they will be on sale at 60 cents a box. ~ If you smoke Cigarettes a package of 10 Murads FREE with every Box of 50 Murads you buy at 60 cts, Only a limited supply. Turkish tobacco in ite highest estate—that de scribes Murads. If you smoke a Pipe, a 10 ct. tin of Stag Tobacco FREE with every pipe you buy costing 25 cts, Only a limited supply. se e obacco puts the “live coal of joy in the heart of the briar.” Or, if you wish to make a combination purchase, take a39 ct. Cedric Pipe and get with it a 25 ct. Package of Blue Boar Tobacco and a package of Pipe Cleaners, price 5 cts. Total value 69 cts., all for 39 cts, Smoke on the landlord! UNITED CIGAR mt ~~ STORES Size and shape of the famous La Realidad (Mon- arch Size) Cigar. Price 6 ets. cach, box of 25, $1.50, Av AN OW aw did, 4 naw ee eee, bw ewe 6, ALO, SOMETHING SAVED, @ 84 per cent, dividend. Torch py LOST IN CHALDEA, TORTURED BY = 4 “Prof.” De Voe Has It. and Sunday School Supt. Tells! Has Unlocked Month of | Storms on Washington. How “Frult-a-tives’ Relieved, — | “T have lived In this city for more} HE WANTS A PATENT.| than 12 years and am well known. /| Soe aaah Srom rah cede especially |1f He Doesn’t Get It He Mav} in my hands. I spent a lot of money | > ‘| without any good results. Ihave taken} Lock Weather Up Again “Fruit-a-tives" for 18 months now and| and We Won't Have Any. am pleased to tell you that J am well. | P All the enlargement has not left my | hands, and perhaps never will, but the soreness is all gone and I can do a kind of work, I have gained 85 pounds in eighteen months.” R. A. WAUGH. Toronto, Oct. Ist, 1918, 50c a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size @5c, | ™ At all dealers or direct from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ogdensburg, New York. — Advt SACK, N. J, Fob. 24— A. J. 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Anyway, the du Pont powder | shine, “Son, I've been fighting for my | fotks have been able to ecrape up | ] principles since the first time Grove r ! . Cleveland was elected President in them days I saw Gen. Hazen, Was the weather man for the Govern- ment, and I says, ‘General. I want a Job forecasting the weather a year ahead of time “The General, ho replies, ‘Professor, 8 I'd Uke to give you a position as long range weather forecaster, but 1 cant because the law interferes. Well, I just kept on having a stormy time of it and I went from one Gov- ernment meteorologist to another, and when this here Naval Consulting » Board was appointed I got in touch ‘ with the Secretary, “He wrote me a nice letter, but a idn’t suit. I wanted real action, and so I packed my suit case and went to Washington and visited the Patent Office. I told ‘em of a scheme to lay a couple of sticks on a map of the United States and tell what the weather would be. “Very mildly, T called attention to the fact that I had prophesiod that big flood in the Mississippi Valley, and that made ‘em sit up and tuke notice, So one of the men says, ‘Tell you what I'll do, Professor. I'll think about your scheme. I don't know just what itis, but I'll think about it.’ “Then I told him about my scheme [ said prophesying the weather was alt based on the moon. ‘ow seo, the moon goes one way and the h gocs another and when the moo: crosses a certain imaginary line, look out for trouble. “What do you think he sald to that, son? He said I forecasted the weath- er by @ principle which the most learned scientific men say doesn't ex ist. Well, I showed him my princi- ple, did exist. I showed him how there would be a big storm around these parts on March 3 when the moon crosses the Equator, and you | bet he listened, “After that he says: ‘You've got what the astronomers had thousands of years ago, but we've lost the key.’ { told him I had the key. But I wouldn't give him or any other man the key, It's the same key the Chal- deans had, and I found it over here in Jersey, without knowing nothing about the Chaldeans. How's that, son? ain't it? That's what t the Patent Office saic wis id me to mak ta of the weather in Washington the month of April. I did. it and said if it turned out str: the Government would give me officta recognition, “I got it, son, I got it. Same stuff the Chaldeans had and was lost. R¢ member, the moon seems to be going one way, but it ain't—it's backing up I got it, and if the Patent Office \ n't recognize me, I'll take this here blamed thirty years’ fight right to Congress.” . “What's the weather going to be was asked, was the reply. t warmer. But “Mostly stor I'm not telling any more. I'm hold- ing onto that key, son.” PUTTING ONE OVER. While T. R. is away, they've raised the taxes on his Sagamore Hill property from $750 to $1,500. , — FIGHT ON FERRYBOAT BILL. Mase Mecting nat Aw Limitation, A bill before Congress aiming to Itmit the number of passengers on ferryboats was strongly opposed at a mass meeting of the Brooklyn n Island people alled in City Hall by Dock C who says t outlay ‘of eting was R. A. C. eo clty nt munici~ wilding of at least id fling at tood ferry- bill at the uded req of that official an the city officals nor pri i officlala were given anc y to v 4 A delegation of New Yorkers will visit Washingto r is held on the ander Dien, London), whose fromthe pe nm ro! 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