The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1921, Page 16

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBz= Newman, leader of the largest Bible|ing and their bodies dragged to dno | naa often met at ’ 4 Mn Seaman Mae ot een Miss Doyle, |atundoned cottage. But today Cor |admirer of the girl, learning of their PAW apa Dan 1 °<@) 0) 016nf | Bunday school teacher and church or-l!orner Hendrickson is working on the | supposed rendezvous, lay in walt for eaniat, had been killed while motor- Leiter that Newman and Mise Doyletiiem there. “ _! Fried Cheese Balls ix half and half dry bread ~ATFIRE, THINKING a At WAS BURGLAR crumbs and “PHILADELPHIA” CREAM Watchman Restore Restored to Con- CHEESE. Add one ewe Lil little mustard. Shape into sciousness in Blazing Loft Attacks Fireman. WARNING To the Customers of the Sheffield Farms Co. E ARE informed ‘that our employees have voted to go on strike for higher wages. me After arbitration had been refused by them and in a final effort to avoid this strike, we offered the same wage scale paid to them during the past two years. It is a higher scale than paid during the war period of high wages. We feel that our duty to our customers demands that we resist any movement to add to the cost of milk service. and cook in boiling fat. ee adn the genuine “Philadel Cheese for fullest fave, Cog Look for brand name on Why you can buy HEINZ 57 at new low prices When war increased costs all along the line “we made the “57 Varieties” for current needs only—the grocer’s and yours. Now that costs are reduced we are able to put new prices into effect at once—no accu- solicitor for goods delivered in the past. mulation of high priced stocks to be sold first. Tf you pay by check, mail it to the ecmpany’s office Our patrons get the benefit immediately. | FERRIS in the usual way. Otherwise hold the amount due until notified by Grocers everywhere are pleased to list the HAMS&BACON us through the newspapers when and to whom pay- “57” in the economic spirit of the times. “A Little Higher seine See vee ene . | 4 ¢ . | dai a Nearly all grocers in New York are an- in Price BUT! SHEFFIELD FARMS CO. nouncing the following prices on Heinz goods: Charles Rosenson, a fireman of Bngine No. 9, off duty and in civilian @othes, rescued Morris Yagoda, an aged watchman, from fire in the loft Wullding at No. 45 Canal Street at 3 A. M. to-day. Rosenson lived at No. 141 Division Street, and was on bis way home. The loft buliding, filled. with factor- fea, runs back to No. 132 Division! Street Flames shot out of the sixth floor windows as Rosenson came to it} A citizen had gone to send an} » and persons who had come from tenements said the watchman was on the seventh floor, Rosenson was boosted to the fire escape, and then climbed to the @eventh floor on the Division Street | side. Ho bad to break a window to| get in. The place was filled with | eméke, but after groping about he! foupd Yagoda semi-conscious nol tar from the window. ere =7as a light ir the room, and when Rosenson had revived the Watchman, the latter thought the n was @ burglar, and put up a stiff fight. Although Rosenson got a! strangic hold on the watchman and carried him to the fire escape. Flames ‘had cut off descent by that means, go be carricd the man to the roof, firemen found them after put- ting out the $5,000 blaze, which was evafned to the fifth and sixth floors, Flemen Frank Stronezer and | Joseph Merk of Truck No. 6 were cut! { by My'=z glass anu taken to Gouy- } erneur Hospital. PHENIX Means GOOD Cheese You are requested to make no payments to any ADMIRER OF GIRL SOUGHT BY POLICE You can get milk at the following Distributing Depots: SMALL MEDIUM LARGE IN ‘CHURCH’ KILLING | Oven Baked Beans ll oz—Ilce. 180z—15c. 30 oz.—25¢e. MANHATTAN-524 W. 57th Street; 531 W. 28th Street; 632 W. 125th Street Page| Raganansecenie | \ Peanut Butt 3% oz.—13c. 6% oz.—20c. 10 o.—30c. Dyckman Street, west of Broadway. : ‘New Clue in Cottage Mystery In-} BROOKLYN—1380 Fulton Street, near Nostrand Avenue; 535 Cariton Avenue, dicates That Viclim of Jealousy | | Tomato Ketchup 8 oz.—20c. ° 14 os.—35e. corner Pacific Street; Bay Ridge, 65th Street, between Eighth Avenue and _ Lay in Wait to Slay Pair Cooked Spaghetti 10 0z.—13c. 1602.18. 30 oz.—32e. Pe el nr RTSMOUTH, O., Nov, 1.—Police. — it] treet ani ebster Avenue; . Oth Street; 175 Lincoln Ne ha Eun itdaben’ ot ceaiaen: | Tomato Soup 10 oz.—13c. 160z.—18c. 30 oz—32c. Avenue. RR pushes atsinice cnvcrar ores At Apple Butter 7oz.—18c. 160z—30c. 32 on—S0c. YONKERS—80 Woodworth Avenue. ¥, ' Prepared Mustard 6 oz.—13c. é PINTS QUARTS HALF GALLONS {When Broke NEW JERSEY—1 Ocean Avenue, Bayonne; 455 Park Avenue, West New York or to-morrow which will be followed by Btartling exposures. The mao {eed an important arrest late to-duy | 1 <dér suspicion was prompted by in- sans jealousy, the police declared. He Vinegar lc. 35c. 68. Call on Uncle Be had been an adm! rs ; ; on Uncle Ben a . tt "Sher “lfeumatascenImptca ae pee ves chs Bring Bottles or Your Own Container Authorities began work on the now { clue when a second search of the abandonod cottage where the two | Dodies were found revealed pools of Ask your retailer orto take advantage of @ is often worth ‘aire Serkes cost ef the loan, which I make legal rates only. Doing basiness with and satiefying many of the best people in New York for mere than forty years Is the reasen fer my sueeces, Polite and Cheertal Service. Private Offiess - for’ Women. BENJAMIN FOX, Reliable Pawnbroker-Merchant Ket. 1876. Over 32 years at 72 Eighth Av., near 14th St. blood in a recon. room of the house, ‘The theory previously had been that SS = \ i A Danger Warning —Bleeding Gums ; 'Horlick’s Areyour tender? Do they bleed when brushed? Mi: ated M iik If so—watch out for Pyorrhea. This estan af the gums, which afflicts four out of five people over forty, not only destroys the teeth, but health. OE eee aes ite ree wie 5 recreates pnd visltel Ceunians on tp ‘ | form! What pictures they bring to mind! Sharp winter days, end oh, | those pancakes Grandma made for you! Hard to et them like that now? Bat did you ever try Heckers’ Old Homestead Pancake cMixture? If you ohtens wrecks want the Rood old-fashioned pancekes, that's what will make them. It's the . InP 1 th Je; seme today es it wes in Geandme’s time. It's the same perfect mixture of | ne “Food-Drink” for All Ages. the t yortpen, the | digi 7 ppl bi be ex wheat, com and rice flours, with ener, salt and lesvering. Gules Papen at tomer eaes eo of the infecting Pyorrhea germs Just take 2 packaje of Hackers’ Old Homestead Pancake cMixture, add water “pr Aved Imitation a Subrtates which breed in pockets about them. These germs and bake, end you'll have as food a batch of pancakes as you ever tasted. | | “ the body’: ctr and hog many aeceiet ‘MOST PITIFUL ou can keep Pyorrhea away: Visit your dentist THE HECKER CEREAL CoO., NEw YorRK ieee SIGHT IN LIFE! | often for tooth and gum inspection, and use Forhan’'s Seli-Rasemg, Buckwhont, Self Raising Floer end Fipgsime |is a man or woman who has no | For the Gums. Bee nr ee Forhan’: 3 For the Gums prevents Pyorthea—or checks Wul-power asa result o its if j in ti i. 1 co! tly. Ordinary dentifrices cannot do this. Forhan's keeps the gums firm and healthy—the teeth white and clean. Brush Year Tosth With Forkan’s— How to Use It nerve force exhaustion. | & 9 | All the physical suffering which may ~ | be caused by nervous Irritability, head- , faches, backachcs, Indigestion, heart | palpitation, etc., as a result of nerve | force exhaustion, are nothing as com- pared With its awful effects upon the | mind and “ ue | The most p sight in fe e woman who n h > impulses and desires ry will | power"? to carry them ¢ | | ory also falls, tho judgment is bad and everything therefore seems to 0 wrons. In such cases do not take mere stimu- | lating medicines nor uarcoti further injure your < system), but what you to put more nerve fo jana more tron into your Foraudacef R. J. Ferhan, D.D.S. Forhan Co., New York Ferhan's, Lid., Montreal ag ft engual guaranteed (o € |SUNDAY WORLD WANTS POR THA |. WORK MONDAY WONDERS Cheeks Pyorrhea