The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1921, Page 10

__ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1981. ‘ \ the kids | 200,000 people in fifty years—that ta] Por that reason we hava not felt the the record growth of Birmingham, | depression which swept the country. “ ny Ala, according to W C. Lioyd of | and the Jabor situation Is now better using a bat. I didp't learn. the [that city, who ts at the Astor ‘han it has been in years, Cotton rules, but 1 know one of th “President Harding attended our | Mills, for Insance, ware running day The yy Is expected to celebration last week e sald, “ang | 40d nleht” 7 Sied | Otine ) ment, "Never again." No one until the play is over. 1 v | Shih rgiose debts M : = St. Louis Man Sees Signs of) (iyni out his ne put the rumor any number of pedestrians atop | think that within the next twenty FARTHEST FROM HOME. Returning Prosperity in the} Went erway tars A walt until | years we shall have a million People| the “New Yorker For @ Day or \ i, l | pusher had jin Birm We are not de-| 700% who ts farthest from home to- General Painting Up of} “3 iS | pendent yne industry in that | day 4s G. H. Wion, who ta at the Penn- Homes All Over Country, HOORAY FOR TORONTO. se © great tron, stew | sylvania, His home town, Melbourne, : & . ’ The Hon. George H. Re ‘ a : ond well us lumber | Australia, is over 12,000 miles from * Showihg People — Have} sioner of Pinance and City A Go00 PLAN } and Within a stort distance. | Broadway, of Toronto, Canada, had only a brief Money to Spend—Birming-| rn .csage t eS aa t ‘ham, Ala., Described as a] more yesterday Wonder Town, | aiTofunto tn a progressive city.” he ith wonderful parks, ¢ ent | King’s Roll of Honor, says Col. G. motor drives, a fine university, and|Crosfield, Vice Chairman of the its people are the most hospitable lo] Rritish Legion, who bas arrived at | oes ee Se eae that eee Sere iy es lthe McAlpin as the guest of the MY r : “AS OTHERS SEE US.” Amerlean Legion, to attend ‘ Your neighbors have been painting | 1 think that New Yorkers aro | vention of that body in Ki een house) unfortunate in that they have not | Qnly firms having at least See ics ots otk OF enough playgrounds for thelr boys |of their employees disabled ex-ser ee eee ae wai said T. K. McManus |vice men can be members of the ee cr iiadl Lol dat the McAlpin yes- | King’s Roll of Honor All Govern eve nye cutsiae: tie bibl bascculbaths terday, it I noticed one variety ment contracts a a ul to these Brick district. If you have noticed) Cf sport which shows the adapta- | pps, and they I In order to aid disabled soldiers and sailors to obtain employment, the Hritish Government has created the While your mother and your grand- mother used Fruit of the Loom in perhaps even more ways than you do, you have one advantage they did not enjoy. Nowadays you can buy articles ready- made of Fruit of the Loom. And when you see the Fruit of the Loom label on sheets, pillow cases, pajamas, nightshirts, nightgowns, men’s and'boys’ shirts, hand- ‘y . kerchiefs, you can rely not alone on the cloth but on the way the article is made, We are careful who uses our label. FACTORY & or have heard of it, you should| Wility of your youngsters, and is, held ata : : now now that those amateur eforta| Tink unique! ners) WN U8 [using pe) high grade 88 note of Friend Neighbor are a sign of the shrank addled ay Pits y ye , and T have noticed that fu @ountry’s coming prosperity, even if vhere' there is a bullding with BIRMINGHAM IS ROMPING. uaranteed— they do not signify a raise in salary) fs ized wall, which Is not | From one small house to a city of | D NEW ae Se mtn re faaonsjexeem=s | PLAYER PIANO hereby take it from Allen W. Clark AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF 400 PLAIN and FUR TRIMMED COATS at $29.95 (Worth at least $55!) NORMANDIE, BOLIVIA, SUEDE VELOUR, BROADCLOTH —LARGE, LUXURIOUS COLLARS OF GENUINE FUR using a special seal on their sta of St. Louis, who is now at the Astor, and who is the publisher of two paint fournals apd Chairman of the "Clean- @p and Paint Up Week" campaign. |} “Property owners of the Nation |} have been economising by doing ||} Easy terms arranged by the Wurlitzer Money Saving Piano Plan WALNUT CASE $10. EXTRA 2 Ris peai.* te declared to-day. “And f UNABLE TO CALL, MAIL THIS COUPON TO-DAY that indicates that they have money WAL e \ WURLITZER, 120 West 42d St. 7 i ) Send me catalog and complete information regard- ing your startling Ellwood player offer. No obliga- ma, © tion to purchase. | homes, Prices in the trade have been reduced about 40 per cent “Business in the Central States is steadily improving,” Mr. Clark went | on, “The farmers were hard hit for a| time by the big depreciation in farm Products. They were also big buyers, of Liberty bonds and they suffered through their depreciation also, But Out there we are not so close to Wall Btreet; we are not bothered by daily fluctuations and figures. Out there we have nothing to do but work and keep optimistic, and it looks as though the next will be a big year for ali of us.” . Name. ..ssce . There are a number of garments, such Address... . as dust-caps, children’s clothing, for which Fruit of the Loom has been used for seventy years, that are not yet sold ready- made of this standard fabric. You will find Fruit of the Loom by the yard in nearly every dry goodsstore, and in many of the leading ones articles made of it. Ask for it by name and look for the label. B. B. & R. KNIGHT, Inc. OPEN EVENINGS WURLIZER |) VICTROLAS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 120 West 42d Street Between Broadway and Sixth Avenue copy Rie nT 1921 THE RUOOLEM WR TER OUR FOOTBALL DEPARTMENT. A crowd gathered in the Com- modore yesterday which broke all records, and which nearly resulted Bolivia fn a riot call for the police. Late | Coat, Another Sabai of fn the afternoon the doorman who if Unusual & ) Comeo aad Fine Cotton Fi watches the subway entrance Australian eieeai Alpine Laops this ee tne opie abries game to the main office in a hurry Opossum cetea MC) ‘G8 Worth © New York and asked for the house detective. Coll: New +] A maniac, he said, was down- Jott Le a gtairs. The maniac, meanwhile, Winter Bad made considerable progress. $29.95 Coats! —= — = Sees _ He was rolling un egg with his os through the lobby of the hotel when next sighted, and was surrounded by all the available Dellhops, and nearly 500 peaple ‘who had been attracted by the oc- fasion. Among the spectators wore ‘who bad followed him from rk Row. He had, they said, ®osed the hen fruit into the sub- way, carrying it only at stair- ways. He went past the desk in the , and when asked to leave the hotel, merly protected the egg. | ill Finally, when ‘he came to the 42d | fill Btreet stairway, he added insult to | 10 fnjury by stepping on the egg and @eparting hastily with the com- Y. 59th Street and Lexington Ave., N TON GARMENT CO. 307 Fifth Avenue, Near 31st Street OvEN SATURDAY EVENING, DT : th . 66 West AD S40 53 Flarsust AE BROOKLYN. Only Three More Days!!! $100,000 Fett. 1. $45,500!!! $650 Genuine Leather Owen Suites $ 42 5 with full size Bed feature—Special at For a Limited Time Only A Console Cabinet— A Genuine Victrola and *5 Worth of Records $ Weekly. Small Initial Payment. No Interest. No Extras. New Ph Ih D 3 Fl oTThe Visto Sante nn EE Pooley—Columbia. ‘There is stil! three days’ time to take edvantage of these amazing values, Jm- ™mense cash purchases from leading manufacturers who were willing to make worth-while price-concessions to turn their overproduction into real money make this sale possible. We mention but a few-of the prices below Come and SAV OVER HALF! ¥ aa ij Dining Room-Suttes Bed Room Suites 20-pieces, Walnut, $350 Pieces, Mahogany, Reg. $300 for 147 10 } Walnut, 70 % * Mahogany, & 10 «6% «6Walnut, 3 Being covered in heavy Spanish Genuine Leather, We have just ten of these suites to be ‘sold at this price they present a very ‘ rich appear. concession. There ppearance is $225 to be saved von” 4 eh pk co grec on each suite. DAY, NIGHT proportions. Loose ‘ cushions, The Owen Dav-an-Bed Feature more than doubles the value of a living room suite— Patent Leather low heel Oxfords sae vind Rooen Suto ieteitass Puan heel but hardly adds to the cost. ; Places, Tapestry, Res bead - bord Mahogany Library Tab, Ret $20 for 939 are in high favor The Owen Dav-an-Bed is the greatest blow at the rent gouger. If every apart. - co : - ot Mahogany Library ie, c 59 4 9p ment in Greater New York possessed but ONE Owen Dav-an-Bed each it would oe se, . ers Mahogany Book Case, 5 Tos & 49 now, bring rents down fully 25 per cent. Those who see the wisdom in using The Owen fe aba . =o Polychrome Mirror, : 7 f s Are gow saving a substantial share of the rent. So you see, an Owen soon pays for $8.50 Wale. Coer ie 210m yt fe et THE FOOTBALL SEASON IS NOW ON ree 17) Brondway thd Wr Ww. i Psy e eeway Joh pradwey 254. W: d2eth gt Get Posted as to Winners and the Scores of Former Seasons 50 Howery yom roo erm | DAE 1921 WORLD ALMANAG Brona— 557 Aa ton Mia YEAS GTN Broadway ‘Will Equip You to Answer All Questions Aaarialiney, 'Y MAIL 65 CENTS Deferred payments at all three stores Ail Regular Prices Quoted Are PRESENT DAY Prices 4B Furntrwe Beaty for dmmadiate Delivery, by Motor Fruch, on the Metropoliton: District, Freight Prepaid to Outside Points, FON COs jhe he Complete ina of Pheants snd Vin Rech Hoatery PRICE 50 CENTS New Yerk World, New York City ”