The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1921, Page 14

| SeMY tee cream,” sald He 104 gallon and is guarante 1 In {the lower prices bring the WME APROFIT 2, > GREEKS TAKE ESKI-SHEH8 IN DRIVE IN ASIA MINOR. town te Captured After Kataia, Srooklyn Dealer Builds Up), Paying Patronage by Big ! Cut in Prices Mustapha Kemalis Strate wieal Potat. By P. Q. Foy : (Special Food Expert of The Evening World.) To Paul Teger belongs credit for| day fr selling ice cream sodas at and making money. M an ice cream and caniy 226 Graham Avenue, I borhood On each side of th Place are signs reading ed. Ice er ja and the soft | frinks are served on one side, candy | i is sold on the other took my order and as wished “a be or 10c Evaporated from the waters at Carlsbad. Used for Constipation, stomach and liver ail- ments. Ask Your Doctor. d For Sale at All Druggists. Write for Booklet. Carisbad Products C1, N Y & quantity of ice average at the majority of soda foun- | tains. I met the proprietc man, and asked if he ¢ sell ice cream soda at 6 plied: = “f'm making a presit at that price Asked how he came to cut the price, he said: “The Evening World sii too high, and T knew it w coming in afford to pay 17 “wee! Horlick’s The ORIGINAL 1 paid the w Malte d Milk weeks ago. so on the Fourth of to 10¢ and charged @ brought a few more n July 13 1 put the price down to Sc and I pay the war tax myself. “Since then I the ‘crowd and ) a The “Foods Drink” for All Ages. month, and that h is, Quick Lunch at Home, Office, and which in eashier, get $10 = ! Losses tn Fighting for Katata | {ichting or 2 pe With THE Mi eine _THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 21, , | SALE AT THREE BROOKLYN STORE FULTON STREET STORE CLOSED ABB DAY SATURDAY DURING JULY AND AUGUST STORES CLOSED WEDNESDAY--Open Saturday Till 10 P.M, rmous on Both Siden, RHEK ARMY, 4 nor duly 21 Zimmerman & Don CLOTHES FOR WELL DRESSED MEN. SALE MEN’S SUITS Reduced from $40, $45 and $50 $28.75 Reduced from $55, $60 and $65 38.75 ° Even at their regular prices these are ex- ceptional values. All this season's fash- ions, well tailored from the choicest fab- rics and patterns—many are silk lined, Complete size range for men and young men- regulars, longs, shorts and stouts. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. Alterations Free. Zimmerman & Don Broadway at 50th Street, N. Y. 1717 Pitkin Ave., Brooklyn When this new soap product soaks them clean in a few hours RE you wersboard io the middle of the ,day—rubbing away your strength? Or do you have your clothes ready = for the line an hour after breakfast? ' Hundreds of thousands of women who gned to tales ail day te Go Sper family washing are gaining storing up strength for ee things they po want to do by } still bending over the soaking their clothes clean in Rinso. This new soap product, made by the makers of Lux, is a perfect combination of pure cleansing materials that loosen and dissolve the dirt from even the heaviest pieces of the weekly wash without injuring a single fabric. You do not have to rub anything but the worst spots such as cuff edges, and these only hghtly. Don’t rub your youth away. Get Rinso today from your grocer or any department store. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass. Perfect tn washing machines with velar Pc emerrneees you don't heve to o> = ad ares Ere aidies Wad Banta ft rubbing. Follow i the clothes. given hore Then, ‘the machine, add a fresh Rineo solution, Fou used for, eowking. tT 0 {i gi Then let your clothes soak without any hard rub! two ho: eae al two, Roure— overnight —what, wrtiole of dirt, Rines, to te: oovened dirt, till water rum less, urred before the town, 0 1921, BROADWAY and FIFTH AVENL 1329-1331 BROADWAY| Near Gates Avenue BROOKLYN Purchase and 20.00 - 25.00 - F ULTON STREET corof BRIDGE STREET of Hoyt Jt Subway Station Brooklyn FRIDAY! Another Remarkable 4810-4812 FIFTH AVE. Bet. 48th & 49th Sts. BROOKLYN Sale 500 WOMEN’S @ MISSES’ 30.00 DRESSES the record Prompted by breaking response to our previous Sale of Dresses at 8.85, we have decided to duplicate the event. Those who were too late to reap the full harvest of savings in the last Sale now have a second oppor- tunity. Five hundred women could profit by this remerkable offer if each woman were limited to the purchase of one dress. There is no such limit, however, so we advise an early selection if you wish to take advantage of a complete size and style range. Come early apd save! MATERIALS: Canton Crepe Crepe de Chine Taffeta Foulard Flowered Georgette Imported Irish Linen Trish Linen At this ey Price there Will Be No Dresses Sent Trish Linen . O. D., Charged or Exchanged. SALE AT THREE BROOKLYN STORES, COUNTRY. Every Baby Has “a Just Claim to Share in God’s Gift to Man... IHE BROOKLYN CITIZEN makes.” this possible. We want you to read” “The Citizen,’? Two Cents every day (in-” cluding Sunday). As an inducement to be-~ — come a regular sub- scriber—we offer you the opportunity to | own your own home in the country. We have acquired a big tract of high and dry , land at Mastic, Long Island, the ideal place for a Summer | cottage. Mastic Park, : we have named this ! development, is sixty- ; five miles out of New : York, on the Mon- : tauk Branch of th Long Island R. R. ; The Railroad Station : is directly on the ! premises. Trains run : regularly every day . and Sunday. ; This newspaper has : erected a club house ! for the accommoda- ‘ tion of every home owner in Mastic Park. : Membership in this * club is included when ‘ you subscribe for : **The Citizen.” ; This newspaper is ‘ ~ not in the real estate ¢ business. -we take : this method to build ; up our circulation ° among. worth-while - people. From an ine + vestment standpoint | this is the ‘*best buy” ; on Long Island. The - lots are 20x100. Every lot will face a finished street. The streets are made with nocost { to you. **The Citizen”’ pays all cost of mak- ing the streets. All lots one price: $55, payable $10 down and $3 monthly, with 3 months’ subscrip- tion to The Brooklyn Citizen. Title is guaranteed to us by the Home Title Insurance Com- pany of New York. Every subscriber will be given a certificate of title without any cost. 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