The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1921, Page 16

ef Nashville, NewYork hen ald, . ¢ a TW Poxas can afford to-boast in loud | ‘red het oO. tor asserted Mayor Q. F, Hol+ co of ll , youngstest Mayor | Drought in Germany Along | yA An city of 160,000 of oo a | ave 10 at the Pe lvania. the Rhine Has Killed Potato hin nore children per, tamnily < " Siied, ‘ ny other State In the Union, Crop and Caused Much] Ware Ob, Ana there ary more | a * rine r | ‘ n Houston than In any other | Hardship, but Living to: iny 1: tekae. “Tages 38 to cnudiog in Strangers Is Cheap There— There's No Race Suicide in Texas — Labor Can Be! Hired at $4 a Day in Glas- gow. By Roger Batchelder. “The Rhine has never been so low," | 1 Gi 1 American | according to Dotel man, Germany ned from B ne “There h a terrific t this year, and first time sandbars im the river have become vi “The drought has caused great Bardship among the farmers,” he! went on. “The crops are failing, and there will be almost no potatoes this| year. Everything is very cheap for the visitor, but out of reach of the| German's pocketbook. For instance, I saw thousands of men going to and from work wit hats. T asked the} Treason, and was told, ‘We can't af-| ford to buy hats.’ As one travels] along the Rhine at night, everything «| fe in pitch darkness, ‘The people can- mot afford to use gas, electricity, or even oll, and the scantiest {llumina- on ts provided by the use of candles “An a result of the cheap living eon- @itions for visitors In Germany scores of Hollanders have closed up thetr estates at home and gone across the German border to live until exchangs @gain approaches normal. ‘The visitor ean get a suit of clothes for about $2 at present exchange, but the + 2,000 marks makes It prohit the native. Aluminum mo 4m 6, 10 and 50 pfennig denom ts now being used extensiv oe NEW YORK'S GENEROSITY RE- CALLED. “I have a soft spot in my heart for New York," asserted C. W. Deming who has ¢ here to “push” a device which he asserts will make gasoline go four times as far as it does to-day, “IT was in Southern Georgia between "68 and '90 at the time of the yellow fever epidemic,” he explained, “Money| and provisions ware badly needed for | the sufferers, yet y was no relief fn sight. I wired The New York World @xplaining the state of affairs, and a return message authorized the Sheriff | to purchase anything ne airy. Fol- | Jowing the publication of four ste tion Yorkers enough 1 y two loads of + Thes "by @pecial express trains, provided with arge by the railroads, So much food arrived that we soon had m than we needed and had to wire i ‘stop’ order on further contributions.” Mr. Deming {s at the Ambassador, . 8 e “AS OTHERS SEE US.” * “Phe great fault which T have fo find with your city,” confessed @ Buffalo guest of the Belmont, “is the utter lack of courtesy to @trangers or anybod of the New York conductors and guards. Many of them can’t speak Eng- Ush, and if they do reply to a Question they usually give the Wrong answer in a surly, Insult. ing manner, Just this morning I went into one of those Bro trolleys wh i grinder money. transfer, five minutes later, plaining that 1 ex- was a stranger dying out down there, birt) m. direct traific time y year." oo. mer. AR A Just What Mastin’s Yeast Vitamon Tablets Are— Here is a simple test you will find worth trying: First weigh yourself and measure yourself. Next take Mastin's VITAMON—two tablets with every meal. Then weigh and measure yourself again each week and continue taking Mastin's VITAMON Tablets regularly until you are satisfied with your gain in weight and energy. By mixing with what you cat, Mastin’s VITAMON Tablets supply the needed vitamines which are lacking in your everyday food. 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You ¢ an Ket Mastin’s VIT ASTON v able ts at n Drug Stores, Drug Stores, Drug Stores, Ratth ‘Pharmacistss uouiste. if itisnt MASTINS it isnt VITAMON BROOKLYN a National Drug Hetherington and OPPENHEIM CLUNS &E Tomorrow—An FULTON STREET—BROOKLY Initial Sale Street and Afternoon Frocks Chic Models For Women and Misses of Quality For Immediate and Autumn Wear At the Extraordinary Price of of new Fall and Poiret Twill. Fall shades. ¢ 22.00 An unusually interesting selection Frocks of design end fabric, including Can- ion Crepe, Churmceuse, Tricotine Braid, tassels form the trimming motif. Shown in black, navy and other Two Models Illustrated, distinctive beads, No RACE SUICIDE. IN TEXAS. WHERE THE STRAW LID8 GO. | this, the word } 1 nong thes Those who live In New York here r leave helmets onductors and find a is desired.” for rate Increases 10 per cent, HE SVENING WORLD, at the hat store or take home for the children to play when the season ends, But the “New Yorker for a Day or Two,” | eo 6¢e unwilling to take his antique head- rent for §8, This means a room in plece home, simply leaves {t in | “Labor oan be had in Glascow for|@ house without modern improve- the room of his hotel. Witness (gbout $4 a week to-day,” reported | ments, for in Glasgow only the weal- this report from the Waldorf, Mo- Alpin, Martinique and Claridge: Over 8,000 straw hata TUEBDAY, BEPTEMBER 20 wie were as- 199%, Treie owners will be sent to Fuse Livi ia or Poland otc for other industries. have not gone down. | WAGE6—POUR DOLLAR A WEEK. John Skeooh, @ elvii engineer from|t¥ have modern homes” that city, who is at the Pennsylvania. “ven at this price,” he went on, Provide the coal and steel necessary | The rooms) whioh cost $1.60 before the war now FARTHEST FROM HOME. ‘Su re Relief js conte | sembled over the week-end in the | “long lines of men are standing in| The “New Yorkere for a Day or lost and found departments, | front of the employment agenotes,| Two” ‘oho are farthest from home to- | Hot water They had he BY in cheok+ | camer for jobs. Before there will be| day are Mr. and re. ¢. 7. Yeh, who | L-Al Relief Ridden Vie area closets. or | enough work for every one, however, | a’ at the Prone helr ome hidden in bureau drawers, This | ts about 10,000 record crop of discarded headgear |the miners and steel workers muat| town, Canton, Oh about 10, will be sorted, and those which | have resumed work long enough to Venties from Broadirc: EL L-ANS POLYCHROME WALNUT WAXFD FERNERY, with self filling zinc pan and watering device. $21.75 FH, FREE This sup ee Some eet The set comprises ten pieces, all Steel, including six fine sharp knives, two kitchen forks and Knives are finely ground and guaranteed to hold a keen edge. Handles are fitted to the hand. They it rubberoid finish and strictly sanitary two spatulas. are light- Blades are firmly pinned in. WINDSOR ARM CHAIRS, ma- hogany finish, $14.75 20 ss FLOOR LAMPS A. wonderful assortment in Mahogany and Jap- anese Lacquer. Complete with beautiful silk shades. EXTRA SPECIAL $29.75 304 S33: $5.95 DRESSERS or CHIFFONIERS, in golden onk, EACH, $16.50 See oe, \Y 20% CASH) An exceptional opportunity for the thrifty furniture-buying public of New York and vicinity. With business in its present un- settled state, you will especially appreciate Spear's offer to accept in payment for purchases only 20% in cash and the b —as you earn it—weekly or monthly, over a period of three, six, nine, twelve or even fifteen months. AND you will find prices about one-half the a you expected to pay—prices as advertised guaran- teed by us to be the LOWEST IN THE CITY. This is unquestionably the supreme furniture-buying event of the year ~you actually can't afford to miss this sale. alance mount MAHOGANY OR AMERICAN WALNUT TEA WAGONS, with centre drawer, removable glass tray and 4 rubber tired wheels $19.75 9065" $3.95 A $7.50 SET OF KITCHEN TOOLS Anda Specially Built-in Tool-Compartment Tray FOR A VERY FEW DAYS—WITH AMERICA’S GREATEST KITCHEN CONVENIENCE Delivers Your HOOSIER You * Free Tray We deliver your Hoosier when you pay your first dollar, pay the balance little at a time. You pay an exceptionally low price for the Hoosier you selcet during this sale, and we give FREE the Kitchen Set and Special Tool-Compartment Tray—the gieatest single conveA- tence ever installed in a Kitchen Cabinet, There is no kitchen convenience that can compare with the Hoosier. A demonstration costs you nothing. Be sure to see the new Apartment Style Hoosier of the best Carbon Tool ALSO INCLUDED IN THIS SPECIAL OFFER Beginning To-morrow Morning at Both Spear Stores SS eee THIS EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL OFFER DURING THE 20% CASH SALE ONLY ‘ $150 VANITY “CE LOUIS XVI. Queen Anne and consisting of ich Dining Table, na Closet and Enclosed Se "AMERICAN WALNUT DINING inch Buffet, with mirror or gallery $49.95 IVORY ENAMEL. : 4 trated. All sizes. FOUR PIE CE TUDOR BE DROOM “SUITE Consists of Dresser, Chiffroette, Bow-end Bedstead and Toilet in American Walnut, $189.75 500 terse SIN. R “Upholstyled’” THREE-PIECE OVERSTUFFED SUITE. Tapestry Upholstered, finished in, Casa rahoginy. Asituarated 9169.75 SO re THR ECE MAHOGANY ENING ROOM SUITE, upholstered in choice of Velour or Damas! ft. 0 in, Settee. Complete with 2 19.75 50% roar Two Pillows andRoll........+ Period American Walnut VANITY DRESSERS. $59.75 306 ais $7.75 Lie DRESSERS, in antique ivory EACH, $29.75 Bb seo Price of Hoosier, Complete (Including Free $7.50 Kitchen Set and special tool etenpartinent) As Low As. . $55.75 DRESSERS, COLONIAL GOLDEN OAK Louis XVI. CHINA CLOSET. COLONIAL GOLDEN OAK 42.INCH DINING TABLE; opens to 6 ft., $29.75 Seg] Qua BED, as illus. Seen AS GOLDEN OAK BUF! $27. 50 Sepp os _ 6th Ave. at 16th Street $50 Basen She NS 2 SERA! ' Cuticura ‘Soap Is Ideal For Baby’s Daily Bath There is nothing more refresh- ing for baby than a warm bath with Cuticura Soap. If his skin is irritated or rashy gen- tly touch any irritation with Cuticura Ointment after bath- ing. Cuticura Talcum is also excellent for baby’s skin. ORDER TODAY SPECIAL Old Furniture Made LikeNew Furniture Collected, Delivered, Stored Lies Write, Phrne or Call for Free Sample: TFEL-FITZROY 4152 5 Pieces ra Sop O8 In latest style tapestry vr Linitation leather, $ Milk gimp. New eprings Frames highly i (like new). 5-PC. Covers Made to order, MAIN rACTORY Cor. S511 - 7th Av. su Bronx Branch 3528 Willis Ave. (es. iin %e. Offer also applies to New Jersey, Leng, Island and Staten Island. Open Eves, [PHOLSTERY 5 Hil SUITS REUPHOLSTERED, fest style tapes Iinitation leath= Rl. uprines rames polished (like 98 Apply doand - e R 7 MOST RELIABLE CONCERN, Factory 67—7th Av. {25 4 cn ana0. wT PL, Beautify Your Home AT LITTLE EXPENSE Saving at Least 50° [Furniture Cotlncted, Delivered and Stored or Catt for Man With PHONE S{UYVESANT 5997 ‘American Upholstery Co. 7 E.A4th St. Sn * Next Block to Hearn Brooklyn Branch, 408 S. 24 Bt, Room 12, The nege and tiiroat spray brings \ Tarie ete “th 111 Naswau Diy SN Been at any ‘of The Offices. “Lost and Found", advertisements ft at any of Te ‘World’ Ing Amencips, 7. telephoned directly to The. Avorld, Cal! 4000 Beecmey, Mer x Brooklyn Office. 4100 Main. or