The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1920, Page 22

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Deputy Donnelly agreea that ft was) publlo am etter written by Prew TO ADDRESS DOTIGHANTS, Gommissionse Donnelly to better to have no operation than dans | Wilsen to Kiumenthal Brothers or Mis Alehty Morvanthau Witt address Imm! gerdus operation, adding that the peo: ‘The President says greats, on Bills sland Sunday complaints of many Brooklyn pig wanted no repetition of the Mal ed at ou cA" | noon. Mme, Alma Simpson will render | sqgrAvoid Imitations & Substitutes Deonume car worvide hae been bone tunnel disaster, But, he sald, the ‘al solos and the Ni wince the strike on the 99th (Commission wanted better service. nite Carriers’ Mand will play.” York Lotter SEE Se Hee GEE Ga * tlon mave to Con-| “ ol derry Sullivan, 18 Years tn Mat- | teawan, Acts ae Ofn Attor Jerry Sullivan, an Alege danger- ous lunatic, who has been olghteen years in Mateawan Asylum Fund ‘his own attorney to-day with whieh you "generously teh my preme Court Justice Young Icings with “that Chocolaty Taste!” yu never know just how delicious your icings can be until you make them with ’ Runkel’s All-Purpose Cocoa! Glossy and firm on the cake—they melt in your mouth, | Try this Easy Icing Recipe Beat an egg until light and fluffy, add one beer sre ptul o: Electric Iron Electric Percolator Electric Light at the Open Door s | ful of cream of tartar and slowly sift in one eu | confectioner's sugar until the filling is atiff enough to spread. Add one teaspoonful of vanilla, Melt six | , tablespoonfals of Runkel's All-Purpose Cocoa with two ° e * Electricity in the Home These “Little Electric Servants of the Home” make it possible to do one’s own house- work without fatigue, rough hands or soiled clothing. They also greatly lessen the exhausting work of the home-employe in washing, ironing and house cleaning — and to that extent solve the problems now so acute for accomplishing, the routine duties of the home efficiently and satisfactorily tables) fuls of butter and add both to the sugar and egg-white. Beat well. 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For these, there are the Electric Washer, the Electric Iron and the Vacuum Cleaner. ‘The cost of the service is surprisingly small, the Washing Machine or Vactfum Cleaner averaging 10 to 1§ cents monthly, and the Electric lron—in each instance for an average family—about 20 cents weckly A Group of Special Conveniences Of course, the entire group includes many more of the “Little Servants.” Breakfast with the Electric Toaster costs about 1 cent; the Chafing Dish or Electric Grill, available for many different uses, perhaps 2 or 3 cents for each time used, and 2 or 3 cents monthly represents the cost of the necessary use of the Sewing Machine Motor Costs Negligive For the Coffee Percolator or Tea Pot 1 cent each time used, is sufficient, while the Curling Iron, Heating Pad, Hair Dryer, Vibrator, and other small appliances cause hardly any increase of the monthly bill POSLAM MAKES SKIN SUFFERERS THANKFUL Cover a skin disorder with Poslam| and you will have real relief and your | skin will be urged through persuasive henling influences to throw off its dis- eased cbndition, to yield and become | Electricity and Health Protection Electric dish washing is coming into rapid use in the kitchens of the homes, as well as the restaurants and hotels, and the use of the Electric Radiator for taking the chill from the bath and other small rooms is meeting with universal favor—it is one of the greatest conveniences and health protectors. ‘The operation of the Dish Washer costs about 1 cent a meal, and operated for a short period, say ten or fifteen minutes at a time, the Electric Heater costs 1 cent or 2 cents For Visiting and Shopping—the Electric is Especially Convenient The Electric is the most convenient automobile available to the owner-driver for visiting, shopping, the theatre, or short trips in the country. When left standing, it can be locked and made both theft-and-interference proof. Coniplete garaging, including electric current and battery care, costs about $60 monthly At the Electrical Show clear again. Splendid response ts the rule where Poslam is used for ecrema, however stubborn, or other unhealthy skin complications, Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Emergency Laboratories, 243 West 47th St., New York City. 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