The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1921, Page 8

sip Tye SLT Ieee tt emit ee sphgegt I CEI the other guests, but the | had enjoyed ber enough for met left 1 th fact that pluying wis the pr said Josep A.M ord, President of | Commode we Sout Be ‘Yrust y, ac} beck of I n Commodore y A visit 1 0 rip | De Ma a \ OUR VACATION DEPARTMENT. ‘Yor! ipD H ' q i califort ‘ “Bor oa th ited) « hroe «« Vaewian in New) mit { naa Auto Tourists From Califortiia Ritee’one verter: for over there they | oN nan aac giro reat cand tt ‘ 0 Tell Tale of 5,500 Miles| ft. Ants and: imosaiienes Mrciwep jtmust confess that Ly t SOME OF NEW YORK’S GUESTS it With One Puncture and No mder the deat netting rads saataes eo ne itt Accidents or Breakdowrs—{ seme nnnkes, barieven ti Cockroaches Fly in Borneo) and Island Is One of Thrills|seme tear —Hotel Maid Didn’t Know al Note of Music, but Played |” Chopin in Her Sleep. | By Roger Batchelder. From their home in Stockton, Cal.,| to Now York with only one puncture | and no accident or breakdown to! mar the trip is the automobile travel record established by Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Boggs and their three sons, | who have arrived at the Majestic. | “Including the Moles, steh | as New England States which we have just complet-{ edt, we have travelled 5,600 miles since | leaving home on June 20," said Mr. | Boeres, who isa member of the Calt- | fornia — Legislature “Considering | what encountered snowdrifts in the Rockies and washouts in Kansas, | and that many detours were neces- rary because of the great road-build- s now under way in most | | beleve | d truly remarkable luck. | given the A A way pethee mur of the we tes we traversed, minute 6 motorists | in eve onntry | “To go Wwe ywed the so.) called ‘Ocenn to Ocean Highway, 4 route < the traveller | Viah, Colorado, issourl and Hlineis i y trip throughout, wit stops of Al days’ at various points of onterest D except 1se New \ “a | qi in| in entiv there has been bat Httle agitation for good roady in Mis farmers there, if trad {have been apya make sur means able an ox $90,000,000, tor the canstruction of new Boges a southern route if & favorable, by itions a turn road ¢ nd by marked explorer “One who f n he is going to mel ndly boa cou strigtor, | was coming up the! Barito River ina small boat not long nd while sitting in my cabin | native shrieking. I went on saw just above us on a low- pf & branch a black panther, I think he was as surprised as we were, for he never rutfied ils fr, “When it comes to cockroaches,” he hard to describe Try to describe the rich pun- gent flavor of really finecaviar, or the exotic savoriness of pate de fote gras, or the tart suc- culence of a ripe pomegranate. Ferris Hams end Bacon are like that—hard to describe, but a flavor you can never forget. Cured by our slow-working old- fashioned process, they have been famous for flaver since away beck in the carly 6. F. A. Ferris & Company, Inc. New York FERRIS HAMS & BACON A little high in price-BU | PHILADELPHIA CREAM CHEESE A cheese a day Plan to have the family eat one “PHILADELPHIA” Cream Cheese a day—and eat that much less meat, It's great in salad or sandwich. Blended in actambled egga, it gives new meaning to breakfast. Hal » hanes with crackers and Be eure the Grand “PIICADEL: PHIA” is om the label, IT’S A PHENIX PRODUCT PHENIX: Meoune GOOD Cheece ‘here {ean voeastonal scorpion oP snake seo you first and ifest no hoatility All wild Aati~ fly before man uniess man shows Of course, a jion ort Lt f hungry intent attack you, but ol) hese things are incidental to # in the tropics.’ * 2 8 A’ STRANGE STORY “A melody which 1 heard '¢ cently in New York brought te my mind the curious cireun stances under which | had heard it before” related Stamey Curry. Boston shoe manwfaeturer, who '* at the Imperial, “Twas in one of the out-ofsthe-way hotels in (ft A)pa some years ago, and my roour was on the first floor, music room. “Shortly midnight three, one night, a master pranist Jed ome with sefections of every character For several nights following, the carly morn ing recitats continued. “One day they were getting Up an entertainment, and volunteers were called for, | suggested that the master pianist’ be placed on the list, but no one seemed to know who he or she was. | saw that my story wae doubted, so Siggested that a committee be formed to jearn the identity of the pianist, A group of us went to my room, and at uvidnight the playing again began “Our surprise was grea: when we found that one of the maids of the hotel was seated at the piano, and when we found that she was playing in’ her sleep our after wot! wonder grew, We woke her up. and, after quigzing her, tearned that she could not play a note in waking hours, Many theorles and explanations were advanced — by kers Belding Brothers & Co. is one of the leading manufacturers who have recently made a thorough investigation of the safe way to wash fine fabrics. 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