The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 4

2 FOR ASKING AGAIN SET FREE EYINING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, * THE . | im [] | . wa trows GIRL ARRESTED Justi setreniin te pre crue, Tvs 9 ARE STUPEFIED LAP: A alia ” Cou ire! he FUNDS | BY WOOD ALCOHOL ninaiee tia] ate Sees in This Case a}, but rethink it bent that Lesson Prohibition Has 1H, Ae halon Hd you neal h Taught. [eis of your dein bein to ent. dtiven hard working honest men to | day neh ing $2) drinking wood alcohol,” commented | Magitrnte McGeehan in Knsex Mar What Happens ket Court to-day, when nine laborers | ex. July 22.—Henry! were arraigned before him on charges | known ak “he Reise Kid)"| of aleorderly conduct to — Bread? died last night from in-] petectives O'Neil and Miller of the Miss Russell's 4 in w boxing bout here! ifth were Street found Stat stu 1 on bene 5 Nea | [benches were empty bottles thi Cooper Sai Jay | contained the liquor Our Annual Sale of Electric Irons during the summer months has becor: > a tradition with us. ; Hassiitings Ue Srey This year we are offering our standard Evidence of « haracter of Organi- 6 pound * ‘United Special’ "at $5.95, Miss raat met Iaeeitge eal If you haven't enjoyed the aid of an Wei Stebel wal wivalgned (th ithe Electric Tron in your daily housework, WosRiic Gout! Go-any changed Kil begin now. A practical test will con- salieitine Totiey for. ie: Minieiy Ber vincing! » demonstrate its convenience, Piece “Corovration; Wilore pu \ efficiency and labor saving features. ; to he f was dismissed with » the unemp the § Manheim, Ne 280 Broadway, ts to | Fappear in the same aourt next Wed | er The Unerep Exacteic Licwr & Powts Co. E ne with evidence of the good 130 East 15ch 8 i 89th Street &Broadway 146th Street & Broadway yiar charge : arged by a few we Mag jd her arrest was Ther Good milk is so casy lo get. There are twelve hundred Sheffield wagons on the job every day. Then you can gel Sheffield Milk at 200 Sheffield stores and al most of the A. & P. stores as well. Chelhite Hetric Shs For sale alse by your local Electrical Dealer els a Fountain of Youth---Just One N every discussion of matters relating to physical health there is so I much of a sc entific, techn’cal character that the whole subject be- comes involved in a smoke screen of generalities and buncombe. After centuries of research for corrective remedies with centuries of failure checked against it, we find ourselves still waiting for the panacea that is to make over wasted bodies in a night and build giants and athletes from puny children We know now that the Fountain of Youth, as Ponce de Leon ex- pected to find it, never existed. We know that the alchemist who sought a means of turning dross into gold never had a chance. The day of miracles has passed; nature works in a clearly defined, orderly manner; to get the desirable things that nature provides you have got to play the game nature intended. If you don’t, you suffer, if you do, you get your only chance to win. The foundation of your success and your happiness is your heaith, An active brain handicapped by an ailing body can never render a good account of its talents. A sick man is of little use to himself. He is a constant care to his family and friends. You can’t all be models of physical fitness, but there is a way to develop and expand your possibilities and it rests absolutely with yourself. ‘There is no secret to pass along, no trick involved, only a little € sense and the will to apply it. 1 matter of food. You teflect your diet. hing more, nothing less. ou own horses, you feed them for efficiency, and get it. If you attesy of boilers you use the fuel that they properly consume. you run an automobile you use the gas and oil and grease that e car rolling at its best. » the same for youself. And for your children. emember this. You live ‘n an age that has put a premium on refined By refined foods I mean foods that have been made deficient in stive strength by having parts removed to make them more pal- ie or more inviting to the eye. At every meal you are eating badly balanced dishes, that absolutely not provide the essentials to normal health, You go day after day on devitalized food, wear yourself to a frazzle and then turn to drugs to repair the waste. You expect your doctor to “fix you up.” Then you go on with your “refined diet” as usual and blame the doctor for his failure to perform a miracle. You never gave him half a chance. Your diet is the result of years of habit. Its selection has been dictated by your taste, not by your intelligence. You are going to con- tinue to eat ‘‘one-sided” foods. But your case is not hopeless. There is a way to correct this sort of diet. There is a way out of the thraldom of foods that don't nourish. It’s milk. Cow's milk. The one complete food that nature gives you. Eat whatever you can digest and then balance it with milk. Your bread, your breekfast food, your cake lack many of the things your body must have. Milk provides in abundance what other foods lack. Milk is in reality a ‘Fountain of Youth.” I know, I take my own medicine, and you, Mr. Bus‘ness Man, will fnd your load lighter, your job pleasanter, your days brighter YOU w will give mk a chance to do its best for you, You are just what you LOTON HORTON, President Sheffield Farms Company n said the men hes in r the at had} The detectives informed the co: | putting up Ferris Bacon in con- | Manon “J a | K.veryone knows that as soon as read has ‘been sliced it not only dzies out, but absorbs all foreign odors as well. The same thing happens to bacon, ‘That’ s why we have never put up car famous Ferris Bacon in sliced vorm. People who like Ferris Bacon are real bacon lovers. They know | that the surest way to get that old- | fashioned full flavor is by fresh slicing before cooking. But we have found a method of venient form, ‘This is the ‘Ferris Square’’—half of a regular Ferris Strip —weighs about two pounds— | just enough to keep nicely. Buy a ‘‘Ferris Square’ today. | Put it on ice to keep it solid and | firm. When you need a few slices, | use a sharp knife and cut fresh from the piece. Then you'll know there's a difference in bacon. F. A, FERRIS & COMPANY, Inc. NEW YORK FERRIS HAMS & BACON | Alittle higher — in price~-BUT! | GENUINE yy ES = Zz ~~ Carat Carat § ry girl and Woman wants 9 diamond. Js the, Best opportun mr B.GUTTER BSONS | Y. Opposite { 7QNASSAU st. N.Y. Sppgiity DOORS FROM WORLD BLDG, TZ FOR TENDER, SORE, TIRED FEET) —- is SeXy IN | No more burning, swetlen,| tired feet, No amore shee| No tnore sharp, stinging i | sore, s swollen, burn Vie ends your foot res will nol seen will never hurt or| iu, tender feet roubles ight and y f Tix at any drug! md get instant smaller shoes. A whole year's foot comfort guaranteed for a |few cents. Advt, 1921, In_the Bronx 409 East 149th St. Between Third & Bergen Aves. SECOND FLOOR Downtown 173 Broadway Entrance on Cortlandt St. SECOND FLOOR Moe Levy & Son 19-125 Walker Street At all three stores— Carance Sale EGULARLY these Suits sold for one-third less than any others in town because of our maker- to-wearer method of selling and low-rent locations. Now that they have been still further reduced they are, without doubt, the greatest values in town. Clearance Sale at all three stores— Walker Street. Cortlandt St. and 149th St., Bronx 14,163 All-Wool Suits Reduced 2887 All-wool Suits were $45 2289All-wool Suits were $60 2961 All-wool Suits were $40 1947 All-wool Suits were $55 1944 All-wool Suits were $35 2135 All-wool Suits were $50 yee) Blue serges, blue unfinished worsteds. Blue serges, blue unfinished worsteds. Herring- Herringbones, pencil stripes and fancy bones, pencil stripes, hairlines and checks, in mixtures in blues, browns, greens and grays. the very best imported and domestic fabrics. 10,000 Mohair Suits 50 GREATER variety of styles, colors and pat- 5 No A terns to choose from than you will find Higher All-Wool Men’s Pants anywhere else in town, including a large assort- ment of Priestleys. Blacks, blues, browns, Mostly odds and ends cut from our regular suitings $ 00 Now grays, tans and sand colors in checks, stripes $10 and $11.50 o——= Regularly $9, EU Woaures co. and overplaid effects. 1, 2 and 3 button single KidK/o ENUINE Palm Beach Suits for boys, neatly styled and fully tailored for lo wear, like all Kid Klothes care breasted and double breasted in every size from 32 to 52, longs, shorts, STOUTS and regulars. Palm Beach Suits Palm Beach Cloth in all the newest Palm Beach shades. White Flannel Trousers Palm Beach Suits Carefully tailored from the $ 50 7 ‘9 ond'siko = Now 7 Entrance on rowntom | 73 Broadway Exinis!Second in $, Between hird Floor Fionn 409 East l49thst ADE of = genuine $1)°° finest flannels. All sizes. 119-125 Walker Street o & Bergen Aves,