The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1922, Page 16

eeeunstinsirte crete and [t waa burnablesthat’s at was to {tin those days. Now we are more expert at finding the causes and seeking the remedy, but | while doing that the farmor contin o burn his corn to gene. ato en heat to sustain life, “This corn t# not only burned in the farm louse stoves, but also in the electric light and power hounes,” he continued, “And the high freight |rates are the cause of the existing jsituation. When the rates return to normal then the farmer can ship his ore + H ¢| «are the significant name of Vol- Growing of Wine Grapes) tig. “Grape growers formerly got i from $15 to $25 per ton for wine Has Taken a Big Jump in) rom et duties fhe past two years H Hy ; y Uncy have averaged $130 per ton. And California and a New Town all who dug up thelr grape vines in il sh} i > ca cP ib b replant- BUI as'a Shipping Point [3) et ot ero a a ia are eee te conn, and In turn purchase fuel at ‘ e castern home brewen rapes, — [reasonable rates, Other commodities, Ironically Called Volstead. Fe Ee Oe Coe ee eh will come down. But the —— dous growth during the past Years f aes Reig ratios he went on, “We were the third! s men nes con ions. By Roger Batchelder. n the country where building +. 66 Now, speaking of boosters bog eSn ga pe tH Bh ARE YOU COLOR-BLIND? While the Automobile Show Is on] ve thude ereat etridte in. 11s When we glanced at the card @ne might think that automot men) ufacturing and now rank tenth Nn} tn lex «¢ Biltmore yesterday would have nothing to say pt on} that, as well as in population. The) tie information clerk came to the ir carbureters, thelr] Moving picture industry, which| 7" H& pola 4 eee CHEN S OF SHEL c abhi i, gon. | Peally comes under the head of man-| front and point d out several upholstery, thelr automobiles in ge ufacturing industries, is excinded| features of the day, First, a from these figures. Shipping from {the harbor of Los Angetes has also taken 4 tremendous boom, and we} have eral. But not so with Walter T land, President 6f an auto truck con- cern of Los Angeles. Mr, Moreland forgot automot for Uye moment (possibly it wa relict) and started in to tell New York all about the part of the country from which he came. “Some people have the opinion that the grape growers of California went out of business when Prohibition came in,” he said at the Astor to-day, “On the contrary, those who formerly grew grapes for wine ve never en- foyed the prosperity ch has ob- rainbow of colors had 1 during the day. were quite a number of Whites, more lacks, three Greens, four Grays, © Red and one Blue. We we n and found a Rob- Din, th rtridge family, al Those of us who have to pay our| Drakes and one Bird. Mr. Bird, own coal bills and those whose bills} by the way, shattered the migra- are reflected in increamng rents can-| ory order, of, tlings: ‘he came not but be interested in the doing of} “Sr Ton, Mr. Wolf, Mr ies the farmers of the Middle West who,| and two Katz might have inter- as reports have it, are burning corn| ested Curator Ditmars of the in order to keep warm. FeRe TRteAe, FREMORLUE, Gee ” ™ 1¢ ee arrive ‘But that ts nothing new for Iowa, Mr. Cotton and Mr. Tweed, at least!’ says Herbert Quick, nov- 8 8 salaed: aéving (he past. two. yeah, elist, and a former member of the | “AS OTHERS SEE US.” 4 Foderal Farm Labor Bureau, who s« at rohibition prevails in the The demand from the Wast for wine | the naylvania, “After the panic ico and the hon grapes has been #0 great that they | of 1 the farmers found that they le home of the Rave had to build a new town in| h rn their excess crop. Corn pmen from other coun- point, im xpensive than wood talked to tho reporter More- a few Brown SPEAKING OF FUEL. were «tHE Thanks to DELIVERERS ‘When you plow through slush and mud it’s a satisfaction to know your feet are dry and will stay dry. For years New York outdoor men have depended on the Firestone-Apsley Deliverer to protect their feet, their health, their shoes. - Built on correct lasts, of fine gum and fabric by rubber specialists—picked workers who devote their efforts to the Deliverer exclusively. Approved by all wise men who realize that sure footing prevents accidents and dry feet eliminate the chief cause of colds. Get your pair today. A shoe dealer ‘near by has them ready. If your dealer does not have Deliverers get in touch with us and we will arrange to have you supplied. Wholesale Distributors Merritt Elliott & Co., 130-132 Duane Street Phone canal 2023 Claflin Thayer & Co., 58-60 Reade Street z Phone Worth 2917 _ Firestone-Apsle DELIVE. E'R WITH THE RED HEEL Dry Feet with EveryStep } cannot understand why anything ex matters of moment. For example, of Havena, at the Biltmore to-day. “In pursuance of a long-esiablish- ed custom, 1 lot of people seem to be | going on the water wagon In Ne York,” he remmrked, ‘L have wen in New York since the advent of th new year, and during that time have heard quite a number of men jell each other over the uinner tabi: in the subway cars, and in other places, that they were going to sweny off the “ha ff" during the It seems strange to hear such things when the V id uct is a law,” oe FARTHEST FROM HOME, The “New Yorker For a Day ¢ Two,” who ix farthest from home to day is Kozo Tada, who is at the Penn rylvants, His home town, Tokto, is avout 7,500 miles from Broadway. —— METAPHYSICAL AID VALUED AT $1,000 Christian Science Practitioner N Claims Sum From Estate for Treating Woman. Louis Lowy, Christian Science practitioner of No. 251 West 102d Street, yesterday filed a claim with Joun F. MEYER & Soxs CELEBRATED ALBATROSS FANCY CAKE & BISCUIT | FLOUR || Makes Real || Southern Biscuits Austin, Nichols € (o. INCORPORATED WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS | New York Ask Your Grocer | Ike JST as there are all kinds of fowl, beef and lamb— | IM! so there are all kinds of ham | ¥4| and bacon. in But there's only one Ferris Ham—cured by our old- fashioned,unhurried process ‘And there's only one Ferris flavor — famous for sixty years, F. A. Ferris & Co., Inc. New York FERRIS HAMS é BACON Alittle higher JOUR rice pud- dings will have a richer flavor, a finer body and greater food value if you use Sheffield EVAPORATED . Mitk 4Aak for ‘‘Sealect.” Your grocer has it or will get it for you. IAEDIOVGOLOSS No, It’s Not New: wey @ @ It's been a favorite ® saying that “old Oo. . Sfriends are best.” 18 1@ ) t Grocers and Delicatessen Store. E. Pritchard, 327 Spring Steet, N. Y. Surrogate Cohalan for $1,000 against cept water and ginger ale should bo the estate of Mrs, Annette Blessing for “metaphysical help” whieh he al- de listen. to Mr. ‘Tomas Acosta y Lima jogeg he gave her from October, 1914, \unti! shortly before her death in | January, Mra, quest he 4 OLD FARM ial at 16c Ib, ing to an old tested recipe, Spiced and seasoned, easily repared and appetizing, cut in half-inch slices and fried to o golden brown color, served with 1920, As a follower n't believe ‘Tahon Blessing, according to Lowy, tended the First Church of Christ Scientist, at 96th Street and Central Vark West, and was sixty when ahe twgan visiting bis office, No, 38 Weat ard Street she was having trouble settling her husband's estate and that at her re- referred her to a lawyer She assured him from time to time, he says, that she would pay him for his services when the estate was set- , but died without doing so, and ‘execntors have refused his claim. of Christ,” he says, in suing a patient f He alleges THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1922, and a half. cate 600 treatments. she told him |* Prese re sen, Woes and Cubs i ‘Widths "In stock AAAAA to ft | ee Wen the Mer AP Services rendéred by me, but I do feet and respectfully ask the court to take into consideration the services ren- red, and am willing to let the court fix a reasonable value for the same.'’ Each of his treatments, lasted from half an hour to an hour He says each visit was worth at least $2, and while he does uot state the number of visits Mrs.» Blessing made, the claim would {ndl- The Sunshine Soda Cracker This is where you want a Soda Cracker to break Why? Because it is the right size to bite off clean without crumbling. Because you can put jelly, jam, meat, or cheese between the two halves and have a sandwich that is easy to handle. Joose-Wites Biscurr (mrany Branches in Over 100 Cities RH Misoy % Eo Atereetions Are Prices-—Quality—Servieo ACY d Herald Square Bedway 34thto3sthS Bakery Products Reduced Lowest-in-the-city prices are aKvays in effect in out Bakeshop. All breads, cakes and pastries are baked in ou" own ovens in this store. Their delicious and wholesome qualities are famed. CHOCOLATE COVERED GINGERBREAD—Have you ever tried this ; If you have not you have no idea how delicious it is, what a piquant flavor it has, because it isn’t like any other gingerbread you ever tasted—unless you know the old Southern recipe we have for With a spicy taste that is wonderfully appetizing and In loaves weighing about one pound, special gingerbread? making it. with a delicious frosting, 19c loaf. cial sized forms, about 124 pounds each. FRESH BAKED FRUIT PIES—Baked fresh every beautiful brown crusts, light, flaky and inv Each pie weighing about 2 pounds. LEMON PINEAPPLE APPLE, PEACH, RAISI\ MINCE PIES—Large, Small, DANISH STYLE PASTRY — Made by our expert baker. Plain, 7¢ each Raisin, CHOCOLATES OR VANILLA Nut and Raisin, SLICES—Pure and wholesome. Citron, 7¢ each GOLD CAKES—Vanilla or Choco- late; made speciah of pure ingredients; 29¢ each ents used, Delicatessen Baked in spe- y in our own bakery » filled with fruit. VANCY POUND CAKE— | | Our Own Molasses Fruit Cake, 44c Each—Prepared from raisins, citron, walnuts and spices. Walnut, Adc Ib. OUR OWN JELLY FILLED DOUGHNUTS—Pure ingredi- § At (doz.) 44c A Special Sale of Sugar-Cured Boiled Hams—Every one selected, cured and cooked with great ar. 1 er Ib., 59c Sliced, syrup and “serapple is di “IN SEASON" 7 Jelly. GOTHER STYLE MILWAUKI SEAT SAUSAGES CERVELA spiced and STYLE SCRAPPLE - —Freshly smok: fri Potatoes, 18. LOR HAM— Ib,, 29¢ CHE! flavor. —Faney, seasone 89 Ib. New York State Fancy Full Milk Cheese—A sharp cheese of excellent flavor, Delicatessen and Bakery Products Not Delivered 3 FMM Floor, —Prime quality, fine grade. FULL MILK MUNSTER SMOKED KIPPERED HERRING ed; fine flavor. 26c Ib. SMOKED FINNAN HADDIES Fancy —Special, Ib,, 24c. jorvel baddiog, of Tine Navor. rn tsing ‘alah: — bentled:, eer pads into s mind. COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON, (fc Ib,—A choice product. sioKRD EB tee (a api SPICED ANCHOVIES, 33c tb. | middles; sliced SPECIAL 8ALE IMPORTED } LUNCHEON CORNED BEEP in ROQUEFORT CHEESE, 98c |b. mild and fine 44c Ib, 34c Ib. he says, pr Strong enough to hold an . 80-lb. boy TIE your package with LUDLOW TWINE and you will know that it is safe. LUDLOW TWINE comes ina handy package—has a loop and can be hung on a hook—put out of the way when not in use—right at hand wher you need it. The twine slips easily through the eyelet—no un- tangling——no unknotting. Use only what you Ask your dealer for length ball of guaranteed dependability. January Sale 4. %, 6. Rice & Hutchins Shoes reduced from $7 and $12. Men’s and Women’s— every pair regular stock. Signet Shoe Shops Mth St. at No. 6 East 150th St. at 3d Avenue 36th St. at 1345 B’way Brooklyn at 557 Fulton 42d St. at No, 137 West 125th St.at No, 112West 149th St.at 3d Avenue NOW ON SALE 1922 WORLD ALMANAC 35c COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL ‘ Sold Everywhere BY MAIL 50c ADDRESS NEW YORK WORLD, NEW YORK CITY 19227 Wes. come BN RTE !S 6 OSS SS