The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1921, Page 4

What if They Get the Wrong SRE SVERINS WORSE, pably at the next ses: | now being threatened occ: a result of the atrike | Indicated ovis threat of railroad. employees and the) f wa many attacks upon the present law, wa 3 | forecast by Mr. Cumming, part author | Jof the measure The domand for anti-strike legiala-! tion will be renewed whether the strik These Things Just Happen « } &dvertised products, 40 noon ft may | be possible to ask central for Bud- | welser 41144 or Halg and Haig 711 Our Idle Rich. “Panhandlers’ paradise” is Broad- way and 42d Street, a one-armed beggar told Magistrate Ryttenbers, " 449 an hour being the average, the | You Can Get There for a Nickel. prisoner had $19.92 which he said he | Spring has returned to the north | had collected fn thirty-five minutes | end of the Bronx, where a fifty- there. | year-old apple tree in Pelham Bay Fm F Park te gay with blooms. Otherwise Occupied. A mén serving a fifteen-year sen- tence as leader in the Black Sea George Buttenmeyer of Yonkers let mutiny of 1919 was elected by a go the steering wheel of his auto- 8 to | vote as a Municipal Councillor mobile in Peekskill to dislodge o vt Paris, but he ts too busy ty take bumblebee that had settled on his the job. neok and the car crashed {nto an- — other with such force Mrs. Butten- Club Life on the Wane. meyer had to go to the hospital ‘The Baltimore Alfmony Club has ae as @isbanded because of hard times. | Almost Incredible. Fudge Stanton announcing that the Chauncey M. Depew ts to stop average delinquent should be pitied | talking for a woek because of @ cold fmstead of sent to jail. in his vocal cords. The Acid Test. Buzzed Into Hospital. 392Prtn AVE. at 36 St. Second Koor-Jake Glevator: my 6Radical Reductions i} NEW FALL FROCKS Reduced Tomorrow to 24:50 Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe, Crepe Back Satin, Roshanara Crepe, Poiret Twill. Former Prices to $49.50 Reduced Tomorrow— New Tailored Suits for Fall and Winter; straight line models; 50 coats are 38 inches long; richly silk lined. 39: “Fashion favored” materials. Reduced to . Time for the Worm to Turn. | After struggling three days with ‘The silk worm fe in danger of los- | the problem of “One Arabian Night,” ing his Job because of s newly dis- | the Ohio State film censors have de- covered process of Government chem- | cited to let the public see It for # fate who have learned to produce silk | week and censor ft. from grain alcohol. | — Needs a Gunner Instead of a CUMMINS WANTS “TEETH” | IN HIS RAILROAD LAW. Gardener. Oncar J. 1. Weeley of Middietown, Threat of Big Strike WII Force ite- ee th f ‘ at: S,, Shumene | COVEY of partrioges shaping of Measure, He Thinks. WASHINGTON, in hin garden. The birds flew away ct. 3 —Congress | | | must either “put teeth’ jnto the Esch Number? | Cumming Railroad Law or | To get money to pay her debis a failure and repeal it, J Germany is naming telephone ex- | mins, blown, declared to-day. changes for the makers of much Complete reshaping of the Govern Best & Co, Fifth Avenue, at 35th Street—N. Y. Established 1879 To the Shopping Public LOWER PRICES ARE A FACT HERE—OUR STOCKS WERE CLEARED OF HIGH PRICED WAR.-TIME-AND- RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD MER- CHANDISE A YEAR AGO! Wis cove PRICES took a mighty tumble last October—some merchants were not in a position to take advantage of the drop. Best & Co. was. And we gave our cus- tomers full benefit of the drop. LAST JANUARY we miade a public statement of our policy — announcing our intention of keeping our entire stock on the basis of re- placement cost. WE HAVE DONE IT. WE HAVE GIVEN OUR PATRONS the advantage of every cut in wholesale prices. And for some months now, prices have been stabilized on the new low basis. Today, we believe that it is both wise and safe to buy now as liberally as you wish to, or can afford. HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY for all of us depend not on doubt, pessimism and talking bad times, but on work, optimism, and the free circulation of money. At neckline, uneven hemline, oT HoConnnetion With Any Other Eslablishmest in the World WorRTH THIRTY-FOURTH STREET QROADWAY-FIFTH AVEMUE Sale Continues Tuesday. Sale of 2000 New Autumn Frocks For WOMEN and MISSES CAll greatly reduced in many cases to below wholesale cost IQ At the real opening of the season we are making this surprising offer in order to 19.75 stimulate business now;—to promote the buying spirit — Starting the season right, as it were, with a record-breaking offer. CANTON CREPE CREPE SATIN POIRET TWILL : VELVETEEN TRICOTINE Variety ?-—Only Seventy Models in All! Showing new sleeves and sashings, panels, slashings— Nagel uses of leather and dudetyn. The bateau Styles that will be Shown all Winter Frocks but newly arrived— | = | = = some of them shown only a day or so before going scl = into this sweeping reduc- lowered waistline. tion sale. Entire Third Floor ' If You Kept A Cow Today —_————— / You would know how} {important are the rules j for sanitary cleanliness. | / Borden's Grade A Service demands perfect health fon the part ofthe cow | sanitary utensils, light, airy; f clean barns,and many | other provisions which you j maw YORK Gi? Cor. 46°St.& 82 Ave. Our Easy Payment Plan Applies Everywhere Within 150 Miles of N. Y. We Furnish Apartments and Homes on Weekly or Monthly Payments. Queen Anne Perled Bed- October Columbia and Cortin: Foreign Language Records on Sale. will appreciate if you know| erate ‘ on Our Masy Payment Pian All Goods Marked In Piain Figures, ) Motor Truck Deliveries, Windsor Chaise Lounge complete with Spring and Mat tress; covered In Cre- $2625 fOnWh Gswiss A Complete Line {the Borden requirements. 9 | “BORDENS / - FarmProducts Co.Inc Cortlandt 961 : | A World “Want” Ad, Will Go and ‘Find it of New H. Sewing Machines at Popular Prices, WING MACHINES ON CREDIT UP 7. . Open’ Monday and Saturday Evenings.