The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1920, Page 24

=~ SS TT EI j haere Md 24 } ss THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1920. a% th 1) AGARSTARTERS = 7 INPULIZER RACE For Your Convenience Open a Charge Account iT in the triangular | c¢ ye mame time ie under | D QNCeaClo 4 eo Feo FULTON AND BRIDGE STREETS if Many Makes of Machines En-| |) jArmé Air Servic ina ‘hea, No 4 teréd and Winner Likely to |¥ia. 9)", ak a ela ate ss pores a. i Make 180 Miles an Hour. |” y Bi Hag ed. Werke a eu i he A field of forty-six starters for the ease He Met Pid, Darin, 0. TH URSDA Y 5 McCook Fisid, Dayton, O.— MoCook Field, Dayton, 0, a) Pulitzer Trophy air race at Mitchel | .,! Field, Mineola, Thanksgiving Day, is i shown by the list of entries made |G a /public to-day by we Aero Club faAmerica, With one exception they are all Army, Nav Marine Corps ON YOUR next visit here, do not overlook the shovels, scuttles and pokers that will help keep Important REDUCTION Sales FUR COLLAR Coats and Wrap Coats Coats with Huge Collars of : Mole, Nutria, Australian fiyers, but 1 Tlaly are yep | t resented 4 nachines Smith, Balttog Wield, Wenn | $b oe | your kitchen range hot ‘The fastcst planes in the country jilineon. tanalay Piet, Hamp: | Horlick’s for the baking and roasting, and the most expert flyets of the N. Woo Lawson, Taneley Field, Hampton, | © ORIGINAL of Thanksgiving. The tion's military forces will fly in the 160-mile race. Some machines of types few of the public have seen will par- |, ticipate. The Verville- Packard, made for the |! Gordon Bennett Cup race at Ktampes, France, will be flown by Lieut, C. C Moseley. There wiil be three Loening Malted ‘Milk coal scuttle shown costs east 4 $2.12. Others from $1.88 _ otra eo) een ieee ty HE Specials, monopianes capuble of de- acai it PN ea a bitin The “Food - Drink” for All Ages. ° ° sf gh speed, built expecially |, jo nillot, Mitehel Mei be Sg eh tc, Sl ccm [aes PA ware Beat eataDen te Aa ates | Opossum, Ringtail & Raccoon Klrcham triples Pi conmldered | fiat SYM B Pras atta Pra, 1 1 Fountains. A: HORLICK'S, | 4 ; fhe fastest American make, will par- | '\m Grex sehauttier Jt. 414 Madieon Avenue, | aa Avoid (mi i ATER TESTE ticipate. Can Klres;: ottice: state, as; ase mee innninnciemmumens | SUNDAY WORLD: N Six VE-7 plans, the product of | ion hit ' WORK MONDAY WO) Priced at $49.75 THE MOST FASHIONABLE MODELS OO NE et te ee eee canta ae a A Demonstration of Practical Economy that Concerns Every Housewife in Americc Regularly to $75 9” Wrappy and straight line coats of rich, soft materials; Bolivia, Suede Velour, Silvertone, Plush, ete. Heavy silks are used for the linings. And for those who wear their own furs, there are models with huge, wrappy collars of their own materials, oft-times silk embroidered. Two pounds of Mazola fried 208 Dough- nuts—2 pounds of Lard fried only 138 ~ ee ee ee Both fur and plain-collar coats in all sizes Andrea— awarded the gold Mazola is a 100% pure vegetable fat. There is no loss from mre How you too can cook { medal atthe Panama- your food better and save evaporation, nor loss Pacific Exposition as ‘money at the same time of bulk from heat- ' poral food and “ing. It remains sweet In Response to the Great Demand d nary topics—in a ; and clean, and can i comparative test re- ' be used over and Created By Monday s Sale i cently fried 208 doughnuts in 2 lbs. of over again — merely strain it. : ; 4 i Mazola, while only 138 could be fried i in the same amount of lard. , Quality and Economy— Another () Ver OUSeS » At the same time this expert fried 2444 a Problem Solved ee iM Ibs. of potatoes in 2 lbs. of Mazola, as . The wonderful econom d hi . x ee y and hign t against 7 Ibs. 14 ow. fried in 2 lbs. of quality of Mazola teaches a lesson that Values $7.50 to $10 lard, ' no thrifty housewife can ignore. Not Also, she fried 253{ Ibs. of fish steak, . only will the cost of cooking the daily cut to a uniform thickness of one inch, meals be less, but the food more delicious in 2 Ibs. of Mazola, Two Ibs. of lard «2d dligestible. fried only 1634 Ibs, Mazola jis sold at all good grocers ; in pint, quart, half-gallon d full | Equal to Butter at. Half the gallon cans. i } Price—Better than Lard i ‘ This means that Mazola is from twice post Miprversehong arscod agg | This event, with its fine , to more than three times more econom- Pl tied nbd df sy oigpedl Spa Bed | fabrics’ and exquisite ical to use than lard, on the basis ot no ocean freight charges on Masola, eee ee tena ar al blouse sales. Every single blouse is all that the most exacting woman could de- mand at a price never be- lieved possible. actual accomplishment. In each test, 4 Ibs. each of Mazola and lard were fried down to 2 Ibs, Slik Crepe de Chine, with mannish stripes, white or striped collars; Woo! 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