The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1921, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1921. : ‘. onto plague fn Porte Rico, the Umer|Quarantirie, She was tho first ship Vessel found one woman who ap-|riers gboard. ‘The Rotterdam of the] nlght that a Government check for Ponce, with 65 cabin passengers from|to arrive from Trieste since the Peated to be recovering from typhus, | Holland-America Lino, whose steer-|‘more than $1,600,000 had been mated San Juan, was not permitted to dook.| Presidente Wilson and San Gtusto ba was almost in a stupor. age passengors were lnided at Boston|to the treasurer of New York State re eC hibbes apuee | b the he Canada, of the Fubre Line, | last Sunday, arrived here this morn- | in payment for the quarantine station | ere Was OBO: CnDs © rought typliio from that Adriatic t Feb, 4 and|ing with 60 first cabin and 340 second| on Hoffman Island. Henceforth, h her which the healt officers watohed. | port. . aly, 9, arrived with|cabin pussenge: She {# at quaran-|Cofer said, tmmigranta will bave to | Qhe Anchor itner Calabria arrived} On the Caladria’y sick list were 2M? - will be held until | tine. de 100 per cont. pure to get into New ; fron ‘Trieste with 780 steerage pas- | immigrants reported as having bron- she has no digense car- Health offloer Cofer announced last York. | sengers and wos immediately or-|chial pneumonia, ecxema and erysip- \ UIITANI A DOCKS dered to anchor and remain atlelas. ‘The doctors who boarded the : g RRR sees — . vom sore — Cowperthwait & Sons r--stors sir | 3rd Ave. & 121st St. Park Row & Chatham Sa. | ae ere =H} anaagec Giant Cunarder Given Clean Bill of Health After Delay of 24 Hours, LESS PILLS—BETTER FOOD ‘OUR doctor will tell you that he uses fewer pills than he did some years ago. He will tell you that he depends less on drugs and more on rational feeding to get the results he seeks. We are beginning to understand that nutrition is the vital thing and with this understanding we are beginning to ask each of our foods, **What have you to give me that is good for me?” LOWER PRICES From the Mills and Factories MAKE LOWER PRICES AT ONCE to Our Customers RUGS 25% OFF Seamless Axminster ‘9x12 Rugs—from $92.50 to $69.38 Extra Heavy Axminster 9x12 Rags—from $119.00 to $89.25 Wool and Fibre 9x12 Rugs—from $30.00 to $22.50 25% Lower All These Handsome Suites DiningRoom . BedRoom | _ Living Room Was $340—Now $255! 8 Pieces | Was $320—Now $240! 3 Picces | Was $465—Now $348! 3 Pieces in Goldin Oak. Queen Anne | in Maple, Golden Oak or Wal-| in Tapestry. bint nuts Was $650—Now $488! 3 Pieces War $85250—Now 8624! 10s | Way g425—Now $919! 4 Pieces | vin ape hae? Chinpen dite Abige: . in American Walnut. Louis | Was $240—Now $180! 3-Picce Wee 3620 Now $468! 9 Picces | %V- Design Divanette Suite in Brown Span- in Oak or Walnut. Louis XV. | Was $282.50—Now $212! 4 Pieces | ish, Imperial Divan opens into Desig, in Mahogany or Walnut tog ee Ne Ae $795—Now $596! 10 Pieces = atl (a Wace as low 3 Pieces Mie Walnut--Heppelwhite Design. | ¥** beperthadh Neat 8 Pieces | in Mahogany finished frame, Was $575—Now $460! 3 Pieces Ue SCRE ere Leather upholstery. in American Walnut. Queen | Was $350—Now $298! 4 Pieces | Was $450—Now $325! 3 Pieces Anne Design in Ivory or Mahogany. overstuffed, in velour. Everything for Housekeeping 1,158 INSPECTED IN DAY. Only 17 Immigrants Found Unclean—U. S. Pays State $1,500,000 for Quarantine. DOLLAR D, Spring-Wear Bargains! New goods at a new low price level. National Cloak and Suit Company overstocks of new spring merchan- dise, the most of which we have not featured. Come Thursday, “See What You Save!” $7. 48 Silk Sweaters at $1.00 This handsome gold color Sweater =— Coat is going to be one of the most | chaserabie | Tal popular styles for Spring and Sum- Pr mer wear. It's a medium weight, fine /7° quality, lustrous Fibre Silk, knitted on a foundation of mercerized cotton, ‘The Cunard liner Aquitania, which bad been held at Quarantine since early yesterday morn’ typhus precautions, was given a clean ‘bill of health at noon to-day and pro- oveded to her dock. hundred and forty-frve of the b! 6 2,957 pas- gengers have been removed to Willard Parker Howpital to be cleansed and four others are Scing detained be- eause of !Hneos, Four other ships are s@itl being eld at Quatantine until it @ made sure there are no disease- sarriers on board. } ‘Two other veswile, the new Cunard iner Massillia, here from Glasgow, and the Ward timer Mexico, from Mavana, were given clean bills of moalth and proceeded to thel: docks, At the Barge Office and ut the & because ot Aak this question of « bottle of Sheffield Milk. It can truthfally anewer, "I offer everything you need in an easily digested form and I will help digest the other things you eat.” SHEFFIELD FARMS CO., Inc... NEW YORK , Deep sailor collar; some with contrast ing color trim: patch pockets; detach. able belt, with tassels, Wore nd Mn’ zz QO sizes. 250 in lot... [@suunrconn @)S Instant-Cooked Breakfast Cereal Economical ! One package makes 12 pounds of delicious healthful food —— Cooks in 2 minutes Women’s Bungalow Aprons WRITE FOR . LAqMMdy attest apron of dumbie| A —folld-color, Linens Apron aT FREE SAMPLE Both Stores Open Saturday Evening obser 2 B—chambray Apron tn Popwiar, Fy rthwait’ ‘ D od, orcs on Dresa_ with | O- Poreale Gol The Patent Cereals Ca, Geneva, NY Cowperthwait’s ie Sion Vorcale Apron Drow with] O—Btripad Pi treaie“Gotiage Liberal Credit Terens Cowperthwait & Sons weekly on weekly on weekly om weekly on “Oldest Furniture House in America” emt rr 3rd Ave. and 121st St. Birsameth 2s a Downtown Store: 193-205 Park Row 10% c Off for Cash Between City Hall “Sub” Station and Chatham Sq. “L” Station, dered, full length Gown 21.00 Your Telephone Service is again “O.K.”4 + A year ago the QUALITY of New York City’s telephone service was at its lowest ebb, Today it is back to the high standard of the days before the war. By every test of quality—average answering time, average time for completing connections, percentage of errors — high-class service has been restored. Men's Shict Ba ains A—Work Shirt koag Cotton a Inge trimmings. B—White Velle Blows and Iasce trimmings ... C—White Voile Wata broidered in But this only applies to the service of existing Towels and Toweling subscribers. We lack facilities to supply the new B econ e cee service the city demands. Nearly 84,000 appli- rae to hs. ato Fh tre cants are still upon our waiting list, although we provided 117,403 new telephones in 1920. New telephone service for the thousands who need it in their business and home life is dependent upon our ability to obtain new capital. | To continue the new work now in progress and to make other additions to the system this year : alone requires $33,600,000. In 1922 our engineers estimate that we must spend an even larger sum | to care for new service demands and to partially \ restore our necessary reserve of telephone equipment. Your Baker special- ELICIOUS, wholesome Without the telephone plant which these huge izes on None Such None Such Mince Pies sums of money will construct, we will be unable to Mince Pies for have been served in thou- serve all who demand new service. ! Thursday. sands of homes virtually ging oT The task of making the city’s telephone service every Thursday for years. Store Hours: 9.00 to 5.0); Saturdays, 9.00 to 6, as adequate in every respect as it used to be is but | Look for this sign ; . | : : ————— half finished. We desire to complete this task | | ie Thursday's None Such Pie without delay. | We seu is a habit and a mighty Greatest Seller on Earth! NoNESUCH good one—just like pan- ON SALE NOW MINCE PIE cakes for breakfast. Try it i for a few weeks beginning 1921 World Almanac a | | \ | | T ; this Thursday. Presidential Election Returns—Census Figures : — i ace , soe on Stands alco laanitag 65c by Mail Naa “ am fi New York Telephone Company