The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1916, Page 8

Sen Prencix quarters tittle is eating “FORCE,” off with fresh, rich milk. Those “toasty’’ brown flakes, or, sweet milk, comLine this little one a dish thal like pure joy to her small appetite. But more! “FORCE,” a whole wheat food, odo to her growing body the vital elements that BELIEVE THEY HAVE THE |=: SLIVER OF WINE PARADERS Police Maid Was 4 Plotters and Secu Damaging Evidence FRANCIOOO, ave ft ¥ evidente sufficient te con uted? on & charee of Fy @ the bomb explosion ton days | ple Guriog the preparedness parade ” bine persone were billed end ty injured, i in the hands of the | Hee to-day, acce Deew ding to Whotriet | | oft Kennels conditi make for strength and health. Those crisp flakes of toasted, whole wheat will help to make tissue, to build bone and muscle. The rich milk with ite benevolent fats will help to keep her little body well rounded. “FORCE” TOASTED WHEAT FLAKES with milk! A combina- tion of Nature's greatest foods, wheat and milk. A dish that your children should have neve toma ene on many, many to- ‘FORGE’ TOASTED WHEAT FLAKES “Force” in ite waxed paper jacket is sealed moieture- proof and flavor-tight. As near as the nearest grocer'a, The Electric Percolator “Press the button” and delightful coffee is the result—with an electric percolator. This is another “‘Little Servant” in the home The best types of electric percolators, from $6.50 up, and other household appliances, are on display at our Show Rooms For demonstration of their idaaialnaas visit any of our offices or our Bureau of Home Economics, 124 West 42d Street. 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New York Girls Need Not Apply le the Warning of Two Contributors to the; Discussion Over the De- sirable Life Partner, Marguerite Mooera Marshall. ‘The New York girl a NOT WANT. ED asa wife! One of the frat frutta of this eeries has been a carefully written letter which 1 have re- ceived from a young man who lives at one of our largest hotels and who empha. tleally concurs in the opinions Arthur M. Loeb Mr. Loeb te the New York bach- elor who an- other day that he nounced the wants a wife but doesn't want a Gothamite. “I have seen many of the so-called New York type, but it doesn't appeal to me,” Mr. Loeb says. “Most of these women are over- dressed and have not the qualifica- tions tbat | believe are necessary for) @ good lifelong companion.” “I agree with Mr, Lov correspondent, “W. C New York girls are im the elght-dollar-per-week telephone girl to the wealthy society debutante the sole idea seems to be to dress up like @ fashion plate and to be wined, dined and admired, 1 prefer a girl of New York.” girls who read The Evening World critics, for a husband, It seems to me that the type of feminine New Yorker— only one type, of course—whom Mr, Loeb and “W. C." criticise has a male counterpart in the youths who keep cafe doors revolving along the Great White Way. We have heard from the censorious Catos; let some of the Cato-essos analyze the local male's fitness for husbandhood, Tell me, too, what you would like to mi you oan find him in eleewhere, Already | have re- colved many lettere eetting ferth the qualifications of the ideal wife, Some of these letters are published to-day, but it is im- portant that the writers and other young men should be infor what the modern girl dei from them before she will one of them as a husband, CAN'T SIZE UP A GIRL AT A CAB. ARET DINNER, Now here's the first batch of let- tern: “Dear Madam: I have read your article on marriage, and I wish to take an active part in the discussion. “I am twenty-eight years old, with ® fuirly good business, and have had several ‘affairs’ which were not suc- cessful from the marriage point of vi agree with Mr, Loeb, Most New York girls are impossible, From the $8 per week telephone girl to the! wealthy soclety debutante the sole idea seems to be to dress up like a fashion plate and to be wined, dined | and admired, “This iv all very well for the man who is not desirous of ee: leoting a wife, but who hai income and le willing money away with no purpose in mind e@: time; The harm a falee st who has be a good tertain lavishly, onl: after w mont ed to care more inment and for than for him, “A man cannot become well ac quainted with a girl when bi y opportunity of seeing her is at ca ret dinners, theatres and dances, who js not familiar with the gay life| I sincerely trust that New York| will rebuke properly ¢hese ungallant| Incidentally, perhaps some & of you will tell them, through the col- | umns of The Evening World, why | you do not want the New York man| whole atmosphere in artificial and ittle opportunity to discover Hubby Do You Want? tnow ee THIS OWE WANTS & CLINGING = STRICKENIN THE STREET ly Restored to Meath tult-a-tives’’ Mt. 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