The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1920, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY QUICK REPAIR FOR jera languages consisted of $5.845 It) to me in my work of spreading the cash and $120,728 in stocks and bonds.| doctrine of the economy of nutri- He also provided an annuity ,200 for Agnes G. Rasmussen of nhagen in appreciation of her TO MOVE NEW CROPS at the H ( Demand for Trucks by Farm-| Handful of Flaxseed Will Sto, an annuity of $9,600.|care of him whlie he was ti io ly t : He left to the Marquise Helen de| Copenhagen. The residue ot hie es- ers——Old Crops Not Yet Leak Temporarily on Chambray of Paris, who Is a firm be-|tate ia left. to Harvard University 1417-1423 THIRD AVE! ‘Al Moved. the Road lever in Fletcheriam, an annuity of| the purpose of fostering the NEAR 60" STR ;' j . . $2,400 “in appreciation of her services| knowledge of healthful nutrition® One of the things which the average & demand for motor trucks by | aut wher cannot do is repair the fg that the old crops have not) ra rafter it springs a leak. It| ‘Moved to make room for the new|takes @ good mechanic with a know!- now ripening in the fields,” says|edge of radiator conatruction to find B. Bowmen. and mend holes made by corrosion or “E understand that from 10 per cent. to|from accident. Iiven @ person well per cent, of the old crops are still on| versed in handling « soldering tron Yarms unable to be moved because|!# likely to fall down on a radiator ‘ repair job, according to H. C, Brokaw present day conditions of the Nation's | (Ph, Weat Side ¥. M,C. A. Automo- ition equipment, The MEW| bio Schools, New York City, ‘will come soon, and not only must It Ce 4 8 moreret Wr ppt] says, to temporarily mend n be made for them but the farmer|fays. to, temporarily, mend small y wants Shere 2S ae | rf While tirere are all sorte of prepara- represe! tment t Mi trom which he wants t9 get his |one te not fikely. to be carrying any? y thing of the kind on the rond. so the fore the motor truck, Which has | proper dope Is to atop at a d: 6 j@ and economical for| get a nickel’s worth of flax < mg farm produce from farm to ship- fimp it in the radiator. If you _can- Pointy Je being called Into use to (not get flaxseed use mustard. ‘These the deficiency caused by the|things expand in the water and fill fod ‘erorowded raliroads.” | the “One of the big reasons why there 's Cash or Credit OPEN EVERY EVENING. moisture quickly disintegrate clothes of questionable qual- ity and tailoring. , Our standard “All Wool, Fast Color” and our skilled hand- treatment of the inner founda- tions of garments insure per- manency of color, retention of shape and prolonged satisfaction, Summer Suits $50 upward, A fitting range of sizes. BROKAW BROTHERS 1457-1463 BROADWAY AT FORTY-SECOND STREET F [me rigors of Summer sun and MY wait for the ready cash to furnish your home? Why ut off having the pleasyry irenide, now of | itle cracks. If you are off from furatture and civilization, where even flaxseed and mustard cannot be obtained, get some cornmeal from a farm house, or even flour, which will temporarily do the trick: Then when you get home put an expert to repatr the radiator and thorughly clean out the entire cooling sate | system. Club of America’s|""F{°Gs underatosd that these expe- dienta are only for an emergency. Unless the leak is serious, better let it leak tg rl zou get Rane. Cg Bed course a ver ree hole w not by thls method. igen DR. FLETCHER LEFT $126,573 ESTATE Renowned Dietitian Had Most of His Fortune in Long Time gpsSOCIATED TOURS GUIDE NOW READY “Automobile Annual Touring Book Out ‘ This Week. |) The Automodtie Club of America an- t om se Removing callouses by taking off the pressure y ping pockets, so located that inserts of any desired thickness can be placed in exactly the right spot to support the dislocated bones in normal position. Adjustments are simply made by shift- ing inserts or changing their thickness. ices that the 1920 edition of the ated Tours Guide, which has 6 so popular with motorists hout the country In past years, IF YOUR HAIR Has Been “HENNA’D” ‘and needs retouching you need not go through hours in a chair waiting for it to take, if you use Wed. EAU de HENNA | No pack—no mess. Just put it on and cover the grey in no time. The colors blend natur- ally ‘and defy detection. Absolutely harmless: Two liquids—one application. Colors: Black, Dark Brown, Light Brown, Medium Brown, Auburn, Blond. At your dealer's $2.60 HAIR SPECIALTY CO., Dept. 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