The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1921, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1921. And. > TV windy do ne and! ¢ tpouri of ¢ was Killed a ittle r, the polle — hed rried v to put| lol in the hold-up of a bank at 2 the d Hurry Irwin, 4 Beaford, O., when $75,000 was obtained ' ‘ ight and ja Waitt arrested here following a} BOOSTERS’ OUTING’ PS 1 Green, t = Tt took USTED ae) d : x j i meter) Sale nage he nd accepted an invita. | I = Hil Poort ihe Rales distrimiter) Ue Gur t up ag | tion in ert He cee Chairman | H an Wag’s Farm on Long Island ; e W ane | kn yw that [ov aked hat ere fe celal ate hee esent Ate i Never Saw Such a Merry *'tie| YOUNG PRISON VETERAN aa An ie He Ree Dune Bunch of Motor Visitors. SENT BACK TO CHICAGO. on! to develop CAMEL Tf you should meet @ealer to well y Bhat there jj bomk bist of Daring Held-tps Aseribed to Hatlitt, William 1 last Alina M whose is by Beauty Unsurpassed The wonderfully refined, vtnaseoeanace caianen ond nsesen neewetesit tit iit red iy Iu Un ute pearly - white complexion with him. ida Sigs Lea is rendered, brings back th Will reme A ‘ q relate fag hE pearance of youth ° t t Veun ¢ i thie t t " ‘ er sults are Instant. Hi @nniversary of the tuostes 1 ytliiy At thea 1 uh ‘ \ y antisentic. Exerts a so1 @own at Wae's Farm, S wth, Lat r \ 1 t , ae 4 Tennant t ‘ ¥ fi : Soothing action, Over Fred J. Wage scliedaled as tay der HRea eI att of aoa [tle wie Thee Ve lay wit ‘years in use, | mM oss of War's Marin. Pred t CO 1 uw Send for Trial Stre \ in Sits 18 y hith and te r potato rier PERD. T. HOPKINS v bi ie tt Sel r Mi : ‘ 1 ind the nail driv \, ew vorcis & Son | “sally yin ze : Leet ie ne baseball and | Wagner? He knows it and ali the bw : putt | " . fs 6 " jown to the farm once & year ggg Joe ys oman whe saw i ourau s sda ‘i 3 : Wreakiast whether youl i ; know it, and better than that, Mrs. And the « es OrOUntDensnsuneveeenagsatinac rusts eusnes tad te4tiarut iental Cream } op whether y 7 o'clock or at 2 d after that he that you didn't One of TUR working men on the Wag ‘ Mec Or Sil & RH Macy 6p. Mtractions ArePrices- ne ay Fred knows it. [t was the eleventh anniversary of the Boosters’ visit to. q)) the old farm, and it was the eleventh time that Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner had welcomed the } to the farm The day was beautiful Well, every QUALITY We worked on Camels for years before we TDENOD SG OBIS) Teme Wey wy teas, Wil ao. you dno pion, 75) Ps put them on the market. Years of testing— i oe ae Alc Hl blending—experimenting with the world’s | Bee 2 poe, ne aris at alg sianini ; choicest tobaccos. E iets Hide ib oF walla Tike Wrlan itil SEW nan Herald Square Bidway 3tthto35thSe. r 4 Borne of thn tam | And now, EVERY DAY, all our skill, manu- now ha which They are the men who know how to make our roads beautiful and make it possible to jo automol: Atlantic. to the t Bakery Products Reduced! 4 Lowest-in-the-city Bt shop. All breads, / ovens in this store. Id ure famed. water business n neck of the) facturing experience and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos are concentrated on making Camel the best cigarette that can be produced. poiling one sown ma- ind then, another thing, he lwanted to get there. prices are always in effect in our Bake- sand pastries are baked in our own heir delicious and wholesome qualities ten to plays Becky pee Et Our Own Molasses Fruit Cake, 54¢ Each—Prepared . . Reeve impanion| |e from raisins, citron, walnuts and spices. Baked in special- There’s nothing else like Camel QUAI ITY. sized forms, about 134 pounds each. HH BAKED FRUIT PIES—Baked fresh every day jn our own bakery; utiful brown crusts, light, flaky and inviting, filled with fresh fruil. pie weighing about 2 pounds B LEMQN, 44c; PINEAPPLE, 09% | RASPBERRY, 84c; APPLE, ZACH, RAISIN 4c K Wee ‘ Cor ne RINGS Fach weighing 12 to J) rAltha mater weak fl ally retails in specialty stores at 30¢; our [ priced | FR And there’s nothing else like Camels wonder- ful smoothness, fine tobacco flavor and freedom from cigaretty aftertaste. out nig ll worked very middle ag Farm wallo of Tong Island, where the 196 each Dali corns ripe nant Fe, plies trom Lon [Et OUR OWN WHOLE wu Y PAN y AG UND ( ARE That’s why Camel popularity is growing the fier vad_for bis guest_at the] | EAD—In loaves weighing a Plain, Ib pound, at Gc each Raisin, | na 34e Ih, faster than ever. @ bit of mechanism, and for R OWN D OU'S J LE Citron, . Be ees, «| meee OE Oey, A better cigarette cannot be made. S| 12c each and the great wir ocension ts the annual ¢lams of the mingled with =| SI =| i DANISH STYLE PASTRY Made by our expert baker. We put the UTMOST QUALITY into (Patent Applied for) r 2 7c each a iced, vanil delicious in » with « choce Cake weighing ferjotigng” all east “ay dry cleans p yantins Sh, wehing THIS ONE BRAND. BEA The atomaais men and protects Doren 4c NEN CANES sree cach | : luding French, Vienna, Milk, Points, Twists and Sallstichs from moisture fresh from the ovens; lange sige. Points, Twists and Sallsticks | r pd from rummy 4 § arly all of the automobile i D. li men are—weil, it might sound Pe ee KP elicatessen fut near! body who at th yeste nicked up f i P | 24) after driving for nearly 1 riee 35c ile) CABBAGE SALAD LISI STYLE DAIRY inked the pill for the at drug & department stores liGa) -tlontpt E Old, rich, well ma- ere was Rav dasa-fawsuer Ghar JE; Peppers, To tured, snappy cheese; mad zen ee x New York City tales from the whole milk 48c Ib. in the omly hole that | SALAMI SAUSAGES —¥ LIMBURGER CHEESE—Fancy from four corners of the green in ten’ { teussge, well spice ea New York State. 34e Ib. = Eels, Saw OUR OWN PEANUT. BUTTER PIMENTO CHEESE—34e 1b, 29c Ib.—Made of Virginia pea: iB Our own make, nuts; nourishing and palatable; ’ GENUINE IMPORTED in sanitary grease-proof paper SARDELLEN, cups. UINE SMOKED Wire ULL MILK CHEESE—Faney, 1 S Rich! cana’ tak tne sharp and of fine flavor, 36c lh, flavor; an excellent breakfast Use Boott Toweling in the Bathroom = a Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered ’: STIC_ SWISS CHEESE— and piquant flavor. 69¢ th. Riess —Hitth vioor, U* Boott Toweling in all the bathrooms; not because itis more economical, though wis, but because the material is so practical. le . : ‘ “Make Hay While the ata tor Fall dries the face and hands quickly without be . | | Sun mute ‘ais By “Sart at Ph coming soppy. Everybody likes to use it. For Outdoor Sports HY ae As fi ‘Low as $7 / This perfect-fitting Knit Dene Notice how absorbent it is ~made entirely Jacket takes the place of the Eps ot cotton, It hemstitches and embroiders eee ee aege | beautifully. It is bright white and comes from Le makes it a more attractive | ’ ’ ll the laundry like new. Use it also for dresser OM, (1) hates pl pelea ad Men s and Yo ung M ens Fa searfs and table runners. pockets, All the warmth | s al Boott Toweling is It is very soft and full-bodied and gives long KNIT CKET — by cu aad dele iW | | | 49 inches wideandin Wear because it is woven with a two-ply yarm oe ROBERT REIS & CO. | 25. or 10-yard bors Buy it by the bolt. Any store selling white $1750 New York goods should have it. 2epockes moe! Dletrtowtere i] War-crippled-shipping and silent looms in Scotland | t-oocket model 98.50 i}) combined until recently to cheat Americans of fab- | rics as fine as these. Here is good old 1913 quality again . . . Kuppenheimer Good Clothes and exclu- O 7 sive Brill models. Consider the price, too. Couldn’t ’ will I & iH! fetch it down lower with a blunderbuss; couldn’t | raise higher quality with a derrick. ABSORBENT e | | W | | TOWELING |. uk Bicthevs BOOTT MILLS, Lowart, Mass. | , | FOUR CONVENIENT STORES | i | Broadway at 49th Street hg Hast 14th Street | | 279 Broadway ai Chambers Y Cortlandt Street {