The evening world. Newspaper, September 2, 1921, Page 6

rrnepereenss ree yeepeeerery eeerer Lodging, Breakfast and Round | of Drinks for $3—in Can-| ada—Another, Hotel Ven-; ture that Failed — “Kiss| Day” at the Grand Central. | By Roger Batchelder. | “tn New York the traveller must| Beep his hand in his pocket contin- ually if he wants to get anything,"| @aid a visitor at a local hotel to-day “Nothing is free, and most things ost more than elsewhere, But not long ago L found the trav-| @er's Arcadia. Four of us were touring on the other side of the} border, and as it was late and we @ould not get to Montreal comfor tably, we went to an Inn in a iittle| Yown called Marieville. | “We secured three rooms, placed | the car in the garage, and, in the} morning, ordered four breakfasts. As fe were about to leave, 1 cadled for| proprietor and asked for the bill.| “Tet me see. he pondered, ‘you! bad three rooms, four breakfasts and t your car in the garage. How| joes $8 strike 3 “That's not when he deviinec ugh 1 said. but! to ask more, [ + suggested, ‘well, step into the bar and! let me buy a round of drinks.” | “‘Sure, he said, "but those wiil be | on me. i was just going to invite you myself’ “And 80,” the traveller concluded, 1 gathered the impression that there Was considerable difference between the hotels of New York and Marie~ vale.” FAILURE OF LADY DECIES’S HO- TEL VENTURE. “The brief venture of Lady Decies into the hotel field was watched with Great interest by English hotel men,” said H. R. Browett, proprietor of a hotel in Weybridge, England, who is now at the Waldorf. “She recently converted her residence, Scotwood, purchased in 1911, into the Scotwood Golf Hotel, and appointed @ manager to operate it for her. It was really conducted in a splendid way, and had the best of service, but the patronage did not prove steady enough, and the sembied across the border, for there are no large automobile factories in Canada,” taine, las Lafon- Pennsylvania, reported Doi a guest of the who is in the automobile trade in the Dominion, “The cities nearest. the court, where the doctor line have the most nachines, of ber loss at £17,000, “The hotels of Landon ar course, but the number of car owners today, and) the vinitore [ts much smaltier mw comparison with ram spotitan ‘ath at ny f those of the United States. Tam jth It seems that every natic 3 stonished when I go along on anh has in Lon representa ft ew York, or en in ves bent on politics, commerce oF the smaller American cities, slensupe: e the number of cars. I have to do so much dodging that at night I YESTERDAY MUST HAVE BEEN | Jump in my sleep. “KISS DAY." ads, 1 am ashamed to con- F are with those of the According to statistical experts, iHat Reason. Conibare oung ladies were kissed wn cars. There is not int jeinity of n fun bumping over uneven Au Gr ANP 2 roads, and that is Why many still pre- Sar Irom early | fet te travel on horseback yrning until the late trains the Grand Central Station was packed with returning yacationists, whore holidays had ended. YOKOHAMA HAS GROWN FROM A FISHING VILLAGE. okobaina was just # thinly in- simply had to bo ki habited fishing village when opened either if o trade 36,"" according to Torso D tatuat or .ew nn mE n we aes rding t Tors TRO CMT Ge th 1 nger Traffic Manager of ers, bell elevator men and [the Departinent of Kailwaya of Ja hotel clerks noted the provedures | pan, who was recently at the Commo. and were vastly interested dore. “It had about 190 emall cot. “One lady who: ried was met by who kissed her thry gate.” declared a ugguge T car young man times at the of the tages at the time. But because of it natural excellence as a port and its unrivalled position in relation to the Biltmore. “He kissed her oncs |centres of production, it has had a going up the stairs to the menal growth | To-day it) is and twice in the lobby, Ar ns chief port, and through it can say that they both enjoyed it two-fifths of the empire's for n trade. Its native population Is 400,000, and it has 6.700 for s+ NO LARGE AUTOMOBILE FAC. | 40)", Hh WAG! $700) tori e a Fes TORIES IN CANADA — “Al the ears used in Canada are FARTHEST FROM HOME. made in the United and a The "New Yorker For a Day oer FLAVOUR =the charm of fs in its unique flavour of rich delicacy. It never varies. All grocers sell “Salada” | in sealed metal packets only, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, Aven Shoe SCHOOL SHOES Tt makes a great deal of diflerence what shoes your child wears to school, He studies better when his feet are shod in shapely, comfortable shoes. See that YOUR boy and YOUR girl wear the Coward Shoe and you will take a long step toward conserv- ing shapely, natural feet. They should study better and play better when they wear the Coward Shoe, No shoddy or cheap leather used in our shoes. Sold Nowhere Else James S. Coward 260-274 Greenwich Street, New York (Near Warren St.) AATEC Sa How Yeast Vitamon Two" who is farthest from home to- EVA PUCK GETS DIVORCE day is J. 1 Salmon, who is at the ec shadiah- ied . Pennsylvanian, His home town, Shang. Supreme Court Justice Gannon at hat, is nearly 10,000 miles from Mi yesterday #lgned an interlocu- Broadway | tory decree of divorce in favor of Mrs, oo a r against Anron Koassler, a IN NEW YORK TO-DAY . Mrs. Kessler, known on ‘ iva Puck, lives in Freeport ‘ar-old daughter Loretta, Art Sign Sehool, carnival, 18ist complaint, charged Street and Am dam Avenue, ev March 3 last. Kessler ping Kessler ts Board of Education. mecting Hall and an a). of the 1 Sth Street and Park ¢ her mainten. 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