The evening world. Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 22

) Muto-X-P-Diter _ OK but Works Wrong Way Grates Vacuum Instead of Draft, and Experimenter i Is Badly Bumped. By Farmer Smith. NEWARK, N. J. Feb. 18—Goph- @eles Rudder of this city applied to the North Newark Scientific Society for @ hearing on his Auto-X-P-Diter, ‘but on account of preasure of busi- ‘Ress was referred to Willie Ham, Chairman of the Traffic Committee ‘of the Socicty, who usreed to give the invention « try-out, ‘The Avto-X-P-Diter was designed ‘by Mr. Rudder to do away with auto, mobile accidents. ‘The contrivance gonsists of a horn for the front of _ @Bre, operated by compressed air, _ fefoed by the operation of the ma- @hine. It is intended to blow out of harm's way cows, chickens (barn- _ yard), ‘human beings and all ob- Jeots subject to accidents. ‘Calling for Mr. Ham yesterday for ® try out, they picked up George ‘Washington Marquis, a porter of this ity, and started for the outskirts of Newark, Arriving at a quiet spot, Marquis was placed in the centre of packed the car @ sufficient @arted for the porter of thirty miles an hour, his surprise, Matquis was into the horn head first. Re- ‘versing the car had created a vacuum. ‘Marquis réturned to Newark with a gore bead, his disposition ruffed, but with a % bonus ‘Wille Ham put the Auto-X-P- Diter on the North Newark Gclentitic E | Society's books as “unfini¢hed vusi- | be neas,"" s against the Pepper Pot, a Greenwich Village restaurant, was 4) the Jefferson Market Court y No ohe appeared to teatify agal t and the proprietor had on hand a num- | broken | aaa PEPPER POT GETS 0. K. nesses—Complaint Dismissed. The complaint of being a noisy plac 1 {at No. 36 Wnat 110th Street and y_ | Madiaon Ave heating Plant repalred, EEE Saas, TheChristman Studio Grand Is the choice of the Artist and the music-loving Public. We invite you to come and hear this “LITTLE GRAND WITH THE BIG TONE.” ONLY 5 FT. LONG “THE FIRST TOUCH TELLS” From Manufac- Pa turer Direct _ to the Our Home Factory Means a Branch Large Warerooms Saving PRICE MODERATE. TERMS LIBERAL. CHRISTMAN SONS ESTABLISHED SINCE 188% 35 W. 14th St., near 5th Ave. 4“#0 753 6th Ave., near 43d St. Phone Cheteen 8006 Phone Bryant Tse. r evidence to chess players jot Heating Hounes. The Biey Realty Corporation was Quiet Enough for Chons, Sex Wit-| finod $600 yesterday vy Magistrate FOR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS SBE PAGE 16 GIMBEL BROTHERS 32me STREET - BROADWAY ~33np STREET NEW YORK CITY ie, houses owned by the corporation. Tho company’s dafense was tat it was unable fo have the A Clean Sweep Of All of Our “JUNIOR” Finest, Strictly Hand-Made, De Luxe '|Suits and Overcoats For Men and Young Men Originally Priced by Us at $75, °85, *90, *100, °115, %125 And now offered while they last at One Price The Reason: Each season we buy liber- ally of the finer grades of clothes for that class of our trade which demands superfine apparel, and with whom price is not the primary considera- tion. These clothes are the product of makers whose efforts are centered entirely in the production of hand inade garments, individually cut and tai- lored. We have 452 of these finer Suits and Over- coats remaining in stock, and to dispose of them quickly we have, regardless of their cost or value, repriced the entire collection at one price — $39. Any man secking clothes of superlative ex- cellence at a tremendous saving cannot afford to miss this opportunity. Don't Miss This Last Chance The Suits: Include Single and Double Breasted styles from the most extreme to the most conserv- ative models. The materials are of the finest Domestic and Imported finished and unfinished worsteds—neat pin and pencil stripes—chalk Jines—checks and overplaids, and a number of the latest Grey herringbone effects; also plain Blues, Regulars, Shorts, Stouts, Longs. Nothing is missing. The Overcoats: Big Swagger Ulsters, form fitted _—_ oO moa'ls, both single and double breasted; Ulsterettes, Raglans and Box Coats. Made of the finest Crombie, Worumbo and Regan fabrics, Also included are a few genuine Montagnacs. Some plaid backs—others half quilted Satin Yokes. Some are full Silk and Satin Lined.. Any man secking the best in Overcoats cannot afford to miss this final saving opportunity. Opposite Waldorf Hotel, Between Fifth Avenue and Broadway CHILDREN’S SHOE SHOP—SECOND FLOOR Sturdy Shoes For Boys and Girls Two excellent styles in strong, practica! healthful shoes for Boys and Girls are included at this greatly reduced price. The one with a spring heel in tan or chocolate colored Calfskin; the other low heeled, in durable tan or chocolate colored Elkskin. In s 10 to 1% Sizes: nb and c Widths Each is one of the justly famous and increasingly popular Buster Brown SHOES The Shoe Which the Kiddies Like e Mothers who know our Buster Brown Shoes and watch our prices will be especially able to appreciate these reduced prices. In all New York Gimbel Brothers are the sole agents of this famous shoe for children. 138 W. 23d And All Our Othe Never Before—Not Even in 1914!!! NO MAN CAN AFFORD TO MISS THIS SALE!! Tomorrow—Saturday *~ Sale Begins at 8.30—{Stores Open Till 10 P. M.) 1585 BLUE SERGE SUITS Also unfinished and plain worsteds—pencil stripes, Oxford grays and mixtures. The very smart one and two button sack models for young fellows who want dash and go—as well as conservative effects. MEN’S TROUSERS ‘Less Than Wholesale Cost of Cloth Special | Auction Sale 800,000 Yards of Mackinaw Cloth to be sold by the WAR DEPARTMENT BROOKLYN, N. Y. Room 201, Sec. A, Warehouse “B” Army Supply Base, 59th & Ist Ave. February 23, 1921 (1 P. M,, Eastern Time) HOW TO GET THERE: Take 4th Ave. Subway to 59th St. Station. The Mackinaw offered in this sale consists of plaids and solid colors in cotton and wool mixtures. ‘They will be sold “as is” and “where is” f. 0. b. point of storage. No claims or adjustments will be made under any circum- stances. Because of this you are invited to make an actual physical inspection of the merchandise. This will be per- mitted upon application to the Depot Quartermaster at 59th St. and Ist Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. The minimum bidding unit will be established and announced at the sale, but it will be small enough to permit of the partici- pation in this sale by even the very small users of this com- modity. TERMS OF SALE: All bidders will be required to deposit at the time bid (or bids) is ucgepted a certified check equal to at least 10% of the amount of purchase, The remainder becomes due and payable immediately on presentation of the bill, either in cash or on a uincty days’ Bankers’ Acceptance in lieu thereof. The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Purchasers will be permitted to leave goods in Government warehouse for a period not exceeding ninety days after date of purchase, but goods so held will be held subject to pur- chaser's risk, IF YOU CANNOT INSPECT THE ACTUAL MERCHAN DISE, THEN WRITE OR WIRE FOR SAMPLES TO Depot Quartermaster, Army Supply Base, Brooklyn, N. Y. REMEMBER THE DATE: FEB. 23, 1 P. M. Room 201, Sec. A, Warehouse “B” Army Supply Base, 59th St. & Ist Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y¥., and BE SURE TO BE THERE. SURPLUS PROPERTY BRANCH Cc. | suNOAY WORLD WANTS Office of the Quartermaster General Mbit bie tehtctso o e e shington, HY Fancy Worsteds $ Regular Retail ® Price, $10.00 a em, NEW YORK CITY STORES: 1387 Broadway, Bet. 37th and 38th Sts. 1514 Third Ave., Near 85th St. 251 Eighth Ave., Near 23d St. 691 Eighth Ave., Bet. 43d and 44th Sts. 2331 Eighth Ave., 1 door above 125th St. 138 West 23d St., Bet. 6th and 7th Aves. ITCHIE & CORNEL r Stores “tir Made fo Sell for $29 to $55 BROOKLYN: OPEN 104 Flaten Ave, ne, Dow tram, State 68, SATURDAYS "BRONX: TILL’ $06 East 145th St., Near 32 Ave. 10 P. M. NEWARK: 196 Market St, New Breed St. yt ON THE JOB |says acto stomacn EVERY DAY) CAUSES INDIGESTION Red-Blooded Men and Women Are| 2 °f hydrochloric acid || Alkali in Soap Bad For the Hair Soap should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your hair looking its best. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruins it. The best thing for steady use is Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure and greaseless) and is better than anything else you can use. 7 sours the food and Se'dom Sick forms gases. WATCH YOUR BLOOD CONDITION eae in gan Ue. It You Look Pale. Feel Goamy and) ropes? germents the same One or tWo te: onfuls 0: st says & noted chair and scaip| Rtit-down, Take Pepto-Mangan | authority. He also tells as that Ine thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair | with water and rub it in. an abundance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, every particle of dust, jand excessive oil. quickly and evenly, and it leaves the |fed will cleanse hlorie acid in the stomach = You see men and women who are| © which pre. never sick. They work hard, look| yous ¢complete digestion and starts robust, eat heartily and enjoy life. | eaten pelosi Thus everything They have plenty of rich, red blood.| Soria fiuide ne stomach, forming That is why they are never ill. th ja and gases which inflate People who try to get along with} 1° fet py makes toy balloon. Then weak, impoverished blood always have | 34 a warye lumpy misery in the astruggle. They go from one sickness] 4 1¢) we have gas, or heartburn, to another. Children the same way. oe water-brash or nausea. If you keep spur blood rich and red ia us to lay aside all diges- ou'll enjoy fu little Ganka te develop in healthy|Pharmacy four ounces of Jad Salts ‘As soon as you feel run-down | #"d take @ tablespoonful in @ glass take Pepto-Mangan. for awhile. It|fswater before breakfast and drink will feed your blood with the ingre-| While it is effervesing, and further- dients needed to create a good supply |™ore» to continue this for a week. of red corpuscles. Pepto- Mangan is sold in both’liquia | '8 importart to neutralise the acidity, and tablet form. Take either kind you| remove the gas-making mass, start | scalp soft and the hair fine and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to You can get Mulsified cocoanut off ‘shampoo at any pharmacy: it's very cheap, and a few ounces will su; tvery. member: of the family months, Be sure your druggist gives value, But be sure you get thé genuine (has promote a free flow of pure Pepto-Mangan—"Gude's.” name, “Gude's Ps nd” Poreaiadn SOrowns ‘ork, Pillings and Inlays ilver and Porcelain Made at Reasonable Prices. ve O~NIGHT -BLOOA, Tomorrow Alright 2F. 128th Ste 1 169 E, Mth Se ingtem Ay.. cor, $9th St. hue OFFICES WILL @E OPEN Ol SUNDAYS, UNTIL JF, ON TUESDAYS AND Tit UNTIL 7 P.M. Hoars 9 A.M. to6 P.M Daily Ow fee fae fee [at janie ininioiontmtmiay, of anf exej as} om fee jue fm tm us and Bulld up. digestion is caused by Hyper-acidity, vigor. Disease has| tive aids and instead get from any While relief follows the first dose, it They are alike in medicinal the liver, stimulate the kidneys and The full | digestive juices. Mangan,” should| Jad Salts is inexpensive and ts ye made from the acid ef grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and sodium phosphate. This harmless salts is used by thousands ef people for stomach trouble with excellent results.—Advt. Now on Sale 50c ‘| 65c On Stands piiecid