The evening world. Newspaper, August 12, 1921, Page 4

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_THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, * $AYS ITALY BROKE REO SAYS ROOKIE COP’s BLOW |. League to Pass Upon Question ig thn Upper Silesian qtr 1921. ing he found him ded enough to put In plain clothes fal duty a That Endangers French and 2 ses * English Relations HEC RPRRRC ATRL RAT Hen U.S. OPINION NOT ASKED delat ria ‘ ‘ HITS BERG: REACHES PORT. Lit) Ambassador Harvey Present ©" Mectette Stan Pammd Beal cgay of aie Ber Bie Wleey ence vanes “Th : F : dl C 99 but Took No Position in ASHINGTON Tie, RTH) a fause : . e rien y OW the Matter 4 en CHRISTIANIA, A in f unt one of the incidents e Matter. r x , a Gere Delicious and Refreshing.” | PARIS. Aue. 12 (Asse ' ' : (o. jaa | OBERT Louis STEVENSON well duced over-supplies of clothing expressed the city dweller’s =The whole Silesian probiem and household utilities, the ivi an tn 4 friendly feeling toward the cow. _ natural conditions may give us ened reiat J H "ae 18S und She deserves all the affection less milk. Great Britain t ’ Kespionage A r was § she gets—and also a little better Flui Tk ie hj . referred t N ' > ite ai nee - luid milk is highly perish- Minister Die Le ie ameee ine fo liner willl understanding of her troubles. apie. Ie cabiriot Be held in eiore ain and Prem decided upon tl question thik cars| he drvdok 74th Pence: rAaRn This kindly animal — the foster-mother of the world—is age. Even in refrigerator ex- press trains it can be shipped ° ° : : ; ata bab P quite unlike any other food only short distances. 1 “tne a Quality rice factory. Nature, when good So the price of your fresh 1 | ices ya veut FH enough to give us cows, evi- milk is determined by con- M. Briand wore leaving the Hote pole 1s ov for. is backed up by QUALITY. When we buy clothing, P:::: reduction means nothing unless the merchandise we look for woolen fabrics and good workmansl Ps when we buy shoes, we look for good, service leather, fit and style; when we buy groceries or other eatables, we look for QUALITY, freshness and wholesome- ness. CANDY being a food, we naturally seek quality. But how do we know we are getting quality? Candy looks pretty much alike to the average buyer, and flavors appeal pretty much the same. In LOFT CANDY you take no chances. THE QUALITY IS INSURED, every ingredient being care- fully analyzed and passed on by our Expert Chemist before receiving the consideration of the purchasing agent. As a consequence a reduction in the price of LOFT Candy means something. It means both QUALITY and ECONOMY. You enjoy one advantage without sacrificing the other. OUR LABORATORY IS OPEN YO ALL. VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. Special for Friday and Saturday AUGUST 12TH AND 13TH dently thinks she has done her part. But she still controls the largest ‘‘cost item’’ and most variable factor of milk produc- tion—the weather. Favorable or unfavorable con- ditions affect the cow as they do us, so she gives varying quan- tities of milk. ° One year, weather grows big crops, and another year there may be a scarcity of cow feed. Nature works independently ditions in the immediate ter- ritory in which you live and at the time you need the milk. Neither the farmer nor the cow can help that. They can’t alter the inevitable effect of natural conditions. You want just as much milk in hot weather as in cool, and you ought to have it. It’s the best food there is in hot weather. Dr. Copeland, Health Com- missioner, says, ‘‘ New York’s 4 CHOCOLATE All | of business conditions. Even milkisthe bestin the world and ; COVERED | F «at? = ees: nou ou S . Fa Finer Th. NUT Three though our factories have pro- _ the cheapest food at the price. « ij UND | ! Sage ei ance Elsewhere 60c tor | DAIRYMEN’S LEAGUE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. i eee all crispy an’ YUM YUM UTICA, N.Y. ; JELLIES i POUND BOX } Elsewhere 60c \* OLD DUTCH STYLE CREAM cts. ~ ns CHOCOLATES WHILE POUND BOX | Elsewhere 60s / THEY LAST GREAT AMERICAN INDUSTRY $ s =) . s s . . ‘ ||, Week End Combination No. ToS dnt FallA D t Daily N | CW Behe Wlcertad sey neerdite sce ales secaleag Oopendcatire rau Appropriation in Bally Newspapers: vacation scene. Contents: 1, Pound Box Special Assorted Chocolates, 1 Pound Box Chocolate Peppermints, !s Pound Box Peed Boe Pansat Brittle, 1 Old Fechion Meteors { Bar and 1 Cake Sweet Chocolate: COMETS 1 39 Pioneers in advertising and merchandising footwear, find THE WORLD ano°tvenn i | MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED ASSORTED FRESH FRUITS AND EVENING p | | Riper Fresh and abundant with luscious juices Our @ OC a VERY NECESSARY and IMPORTANT PART i regular 79c goods. POUND BOX of their advertising campaign in Greater New York WE ALSO OFFER: WY. UID OQ tun SS, Siow Co, never Very High McmPORATED UNEE® THe Sacnuser? \y | | Grade Assorted 4 Chocolates * Ss | | or Bon Bons and Choco- lates. A splendid collec- tractive container | POUND ° Foul 80c 7 | so crispy cr | epsesheeteanatestegeeteteceneszeentetecenenteceee aecenebeteeendegene teceeetegeeeeteteepege | as . | | : | THE LARGEST FACTORY IN THE WORLO UNDER ONE ROOF PRODUCING MEN'S FINE SHOES ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT = | oictareo @ FLE/C Brockton; Mass sugust 2, 921, ? | Publisher of World, . Hew York, Ne Yo ¥ Dear Sir: e That’s why big and little folks who know the difference . . | deal of Sa ae eerers Lae oe rye ie 0 , insist upon KELLOGG’S! The thing to do is to make com- Your Patien ce | roprensasa re ae te eee Meet! etre ' parison—Kellogg’s against any other kind of corn flakes you | newapaper adverticers, in season and out of season, running our i ever ate! If it’s quality, or all-the-time crispness or delicious may be a virtue but when you apply it | advertisements ottener and for longer periods than any other national 1 ‘ A es vaiting § hathain tava ie | advertiser in the United States. or appetizing flavor you want—well, just wait till you eat to waiting Tor the hair to dry after a | Kelloge’s! | shampoo, it becomes a waste of time. ePnLaE Set Writ anity Gr nocy naire fiat aus eeeantr ef Sasleveanis ; ; | Buy an Electric Hair Dryer at $25.00 mt to tee contrary.” * You'll get so cheerful about Kellogg’s that the day’s best and wash your hair regularly. Nothing hours will be when it’s time to sit down with the family in front is more invigorating during hot, dusty | sivertist (Tie Beit ty 0 sory anosszery. os important bart of our of generous bowls all filled most to bursting with those big, weather than a refreshing shampoo, ca tee sunny brown Corn Flakes! This is especially true inasmuch as you ONES T8TY AER Te Also, makers of Never was a better time than tomorrow morning to prove to | needn't dread the drying part afterwards KELLOGG'S his taste and their tastes as well as your own that KELLOGG’S | ase on BEUMAVES Corn Flakes are just about the “‘gladdest of all good things 7 . : “— seis KELLOGG'S to eat!’’ And, that means any hour of the day or night! . ectric pS HL a Pennts RAN, cooked . 4 ; Be rumbled. Insist upon KELLOGG'S—if you want to know how of The Unerro Etectnic Licur & Powtr Co. wonderfully good corn flakes | anh‘Senet an A ts ome etme i} th Street roadway it! treet roadwa: 9 can be! For sale abe by your local Electrical Dealer g ANK L. ERSK'!NE Advertising i age Sonaeeseete pete apeanete steespte sheath dordpets«

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