The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1921. Neca my samt started. The others have gone back te their pre-war atatis, and aro not much in evidence.” Ben CWidener’s Don’t Miss This Chance . | HERE'S ONE FROM THE D. W. I. “Some time ago,” relates Dr. P. © “Have a Drink” in Brazil ms , Means Sipping Coffee In- Stead of Cocktails—Ger-|: Many Craves Trade, Says «Promises to Be Big. ’ — Down in Brazil, just us 4 hed olden days, the) ae 5 @omé on in and have a little drink.” But it does not moan the su Bronx, the adroit Manhatt “quick one.” A “little @here, acconiing to Lu Menzes, former Commercial Attache @f the Brzilica Embassy in Wash- fagton, who is now connected with a Mouse of coffee exporters, and is at @he Pennsylvania. “The Brazilian takes his coffee as you Americans, if you can, take your . \ @poktail,” he explained. “Down there $e offer our business acquaintances 0 @rink, but we go into one of the de- Mightful coffes houses, which are as @umerous as saluons used to be in . New York and have four of tive aemi- tasses * wage over the system which used to } ‘prevail in Awersca, for cutee clears Keener business man. “I have ooffee the first thing in the | morning,” he went on, “and I drink { fem to fifteen cups a da 5 “that coffee will take t * houses. + “We make our coffée differently in * Brazil than you do here,” he declared “It is roasted until it is almost black, ‘and then it is ground so fine that it is pimost a powder. We simply pour|t 1 ing water on it, let it stand a mo- ent, and then drain it. Ye never low it to boll.” eo. “German manufacturers are prepar- © tng for a large world trade, and hope to be received back in commerce very Palton Street nr. Hoyt Sale Summer Blouses } Tailored, Frilled & Surplice Models Ul i Voiles : 89 Batistes A comprehensive assortment of new Summer blouses— specially underpr'ced! - Tailo: —overblouses of Tr.colette and Voile, hand-made and lace > | trimmed frilled models. The values are most extraordinary. Heidelberg Business Man— su Pacific Coast Apple Crop waile we discuss business prob. | “I think that this is quite an advan- | the head, stimuiates, anu makes a! / i : it » West Thirty-Fourth Street BROOKLYN These Specials at NEWARK All Bedell Stores F. Moller, a r arrival at the Hotel Majestic, “a young Ameri- can physician called upon me at my office in Willemstad, Duteh West Indie. He was impreased by what he had seen of. the Island of Curacao during a day's TO SAVE $40 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY on this Columbia Grafonola Was $140—apecial 1 = $100—while present stock laste’. (Ste Semmmem— rea which won't be long. f the Heide ne country power that she| Stopover, he sald, and was secking “A ior cent, of her food- | My advice upon ‘the practicability td must import about 60 per| of practising his profession there Do you #peak Dutch, Spanish, nch and German?" I asked | cess assures us, however, that ns are hungry or starving, y are sick of the Kaiser hat he represented t ' he answered, somewhat Why? told him, ‘not only is of those languages, exsential in my daily THEY ALL RIDE. One accompaniwent of unemploy- k, my tat know js an acute attack of! thoroughly the native i according to Archibald| “Papiamentoe,” as wo. call own ‘ Toit lawyer, who is atthe! which is a curious m x:ure Spanish, Dutch and the gid lan- ally every workman in my| guage of the Caribbean Indians.’ # at least one flivver,” he] “It took me seven years to nd apparently all who are un-| jearn medicine,’ he said, ‘and as I pyed at the present time have! have a living to make, I guess I'll Ko into the jitney business. The} gettle down in the Middle West,’ city has adopted a lenient policy tow- “Paplamentoe,"” Dr. Moller ex- ard the temporary traction magnates,| plained, is not a dialect, but a and as a result the streets of Detroit! thoroughly developed language, are swarming with cars of every vint-| complete and distinctive in all de- age and affiitted wth every type Of] partments of grammatical con- mechanical Infirmity. struction. The language is not ‘The average street croasing is No| taught in the schools, but a news Man's Land for the pedestrian, but] paper published in “Paplamentoe” on the other hand, there is real ser-| has a wide circulation on the vice for those who wish to ridv. Any! Islands of Curacao, Oruba and | | part of the city almost can be reached] Buen Ayre. by automobile for a ten-cent fare.” i rop back home prom. |ASK SHIPPING BOARD POLICY. of the best in history,” rd D. 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While at the White past two or three seasons are not | House Senator Calder pit in a good | oh idence now,” ss word for John T, Pratt, former hei ich in evidence now," said George | of the National Budget Association, Miuish, former manager of alhead of the new Federal budget. sy nava hotel, who is now at the Mc- | tem. after a trip through the Cats- “The people who go to. the|~ u resorts to-day are those who went there before the war a jatt 4 West 37th Street Alr k Broad St. & W. Park Saks & Company Will Hold Friday and Saturday An Extraordinary Special Sale of Women’s W arm Weather Frocks (18.95 Frocks of lovely imported voile, so{t as @ handkerchief, in the fresh, clear shades adapted by Fashion from Nature’s palette. Sparkling with color, beautifully designed and carefully made in Jong line models that ° 9 8 Tricolettes Pongees red types of Pongee and Voile New Over 75 —and here ts candy satisfaction! 40 crisp, pure sugar wafers of many delicious flavors tn every nickel roll. 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