The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1922, Page 15

Te Ean a atthe iuedeeaamnaadiamneaite diab demiemaeaheaneahdaeaaann “Union of Souls’ 4 Note in Diary of Rosier Wrote of “Kiss Com- plete” ‘to Stenggrapher Who Died With Him. * PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24.—On & erumpled page in the diary of Oscar Rosier, advertising man, whose widow has been held for a Coroner's in- quest on a charge of having slain Rosier and his stenographer* Satur- day in his private office, were sev- ry From eral lines addressed * 0. R.” The lines were: “The kiss complete. souls. Heart to heart, hand in ho What @oes language matier? A sym- pathetic silence,” “Jerry,” aecording to the police who examined Rosier’s effects, was the nickname for Miss Mildred Geral dine Reckitt, Rosi stenographet ‘The diary was th tosier, a few im igned a wil fs, Catherine Rosier, and her infant, and lett all his property to his eight-year-old son by a former marriage and to Rosier’s brother Arthur, It developed at the hearing Ua! when Mrs, Rosier went to her ! band's office carried a sr his would indic Scott, her attorney, The union of berore he habeas corpus if she is held for trial by the Coroner, ae TWENTY-FOUR HURT Many FILIPINO FLAG Is EQUAL. MANILA, P. L, Jan. ean and Filipino corded the same ‘The Ameri- Slain Husband in which inheriting his} | intended to kill herself a was only under the emotional de- repmement of the moment that she shot and killed her husband and his| nion.” Rosler’s counsel indicated IN COASTING CRASHES | Tones as Sleds! P: Gen. Wood to-day wrote to a number of Sultans, Datus and constabulary offi- cers in Sulu and Mindanao, The . the use and di flag = _The man who wouldn’t KNOW how to regulate the feed of gas to my car. Believe me, I know what hap- pens if she gets too much gas an’ too little air. She chokes on the hills, an’ knocks. Car- bon gets in the cylinders an’ on the spark plugs. The engine loses power. Oh, I tell you, you can’t be too careful how you feed gas to a car.” And then, ten minutes later, he said to the waiter in the restaurant: “Gimme some oysters an’ soup. I guess I'll have roast beef rare, mashed potatoes, beans, fried eggplant. No salad, but a piece o’ mince pie—hot—an’ a cupo’ coffee. No! Bring mea pot o’ coffee. One cup isn’t enough.” He wouldn’t give his c# an improper mixture of gas and air, yet never once did he con- sider the mixture of food he was putting into his body. His digestive organs, deli- choke his car with gas cate yet strong, accept the abuse day after day, meal after meal. Some day even they will protest. The time will come when Nature can do no more, and she will compel him to stop eating too much heavy food or the wrong mixtures. Then he will consider food. Then, under the doctor’s or- ders, he will drink milk and hope that it will restore his shattered digestive system. And if milk toon't, no other food will. It is absurd that a man should think more of his car than of his body. It is surprising that any of us refuse to drink as much milk as is good for us until the time comes when we have to drink milk. Perhaps if our bodies “choked on the hills and knocked” in warning when we over-fed, we would be more careful. Drink milk nowo—a quart a day is little enough. DAIRYMEN’S LEAGUB CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC, UTICA, N. Y. Moros have manifested opposition to! of the Fillpino ICTURE those cold mornings, appetite, TURE hw old emt a ep It’s long but somehow er forgets how sced thier sabes etek Ladies Grandma knew what was best. She used Heckers’ Old Homestead Pancake Mixture, the perfect blend wheat, corn end rice flours with suger, in just the right proportions. th 14 fs acon et ildhood. memory. for the nyldile when you add water. Always the same, and always THE HECKER CEREAL Co. NEW YORK salt and an aia OLD HOMESTEAD PANCAKE MIXTURE ae EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1922. Governor's letter was ceokalnned by Information from constabulary offi cers in those provinces that some 10,000—Reg. 85c Vocal, instrumental and dance numbers. Til@d Linolati Near Our Regular "Columbia Entrance Records Will Be 35c Maintained On 8th Ave. 36 St. while the wreckers 1.29 sa. ya. Colors run through to back. Patterns cannot ing. wash ort. Requires the Smallest Outlay $ DEPOSIT $ 10 delivers your purchase of as $5,000. without any extra charges. On $35 Purchase $ Larger Amounts in Proportion YOU CAN PAY MONTHLY IF YOU Brass and Enamel Beds $12.50 White Enamel Beds, all sizes Ha bs $16 White Enamel Beds, Aa HA 22.49 18.49 24.74 29,98 39.67 Solid Oak Dining Room Chairs back, cobbler 284 China Closets must be sold rogarcless of cost $125 Walnut China Closets. . $76.74 $145 Walnut China Closets 89.49 All remaining Dressers at reatly reduced prices $50 ak Dressers $29.98 $60 al Dressers 36.74 39.49 44.67 $65 Dressers, mahogany finish. $70 Dressers, walnut finish. Sofa Beds Reg, price $98 Solid oak frame, golden finish uphol- stered in best imi- tation Spanish leather... e 5 DEPOSIT Delivers a new 1922 model $100 VICTROLA Fay the balance in small monthly _Payments, Sem wes No Interest Added We carry a complete lint 0 Victrolas and Sonoras | Sino | We Have All the Victor Records PARAAAAUUAAUIUUOAT A are tearin our building to make room for our New 12-Story Build Ludwig Baumann’s LIBERAL CREDIT Pay the balance in small monthly payments We will gladly open an account for you, whether your purchase is $5 or as much You may open an account with any Sale Article YouNeed Not Disturb Your Savings Pay a small first payment—your will be delivered immediately—then pay the balance in small monthly payments. Our Liberal Credit Terms down of Cash purchase PREFER. 45¢ Kitchen Towels 29c each + $4 Scotch Curtains 2.49 $7.50 Comfort- ables (silkoline) 4.49 $8.50 Woolnap Blankets 5.49 $3 Napkins (15x15) 1.69 $2.50 Lace Curtains ‘1.59 The wreckers are tearing down the 35 St. end of our buildings. There are still vast quantities of high-grade merchandise to be disposed of. Delay i is out of the question. THE ENTIRE BALANCE OF OUR $3,500,000 Stock of Furniture, Rugs, Linoleums, Linens, Bedding, Curtains, Housefurnishings, Etc. MUST GO AT ONCE Without Regard to Cost or Former Selling Prices Varieties of Every Conceivable Kind of Furniture, Etc., are still to be had at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Many of the best bargains are limited in quantities. We advise you to shop early. The entire balance of our stock has been divided among our three stores, and the same bargains are on sale at these stores as at our 8th Avenue store. Harlem Store - 144-146 West 125 St. Newark Store - 49-51 Market St. $7,500 of Aluminum Ware $1.75 Aluminum Percolators 98c $2.25 Aluminum Tea Kettles. $1.59 $2.50 Aluminum Rice Boilers. 1.79 75c Aluminum Sauce Pans 49c $1,00 Aluminum Sauce Pans $1.25 Aluminum Sauce Pans $2.00 Aluminum Fry Pans $2.00 Aluminum Double Roasters... 18-piece 20-year guaranteed Aluminum ts eee $21,000 of High Grade DINNER SETS $15 A2piece sets: open stock, Blue Bird pat tern, Firat quality 9.78 $24 piece sets: open stogk, Pink Buds black and gold lines Hundreds of other sets at greatly rated prices, including OPEN STOCK and French China ware $2,975 of Washday Necessities $2 Willow Clothes Baskets..... $8 Brighton Wringers $5 Gas Irons (6 Ibs.) $6 Waage Electric Irons 4.2 $1.25 Sash Cord Clothes Line (100 feet) $4.No. 7 Copper Bottom Boilers. $1 Corn Brooms, quality... $5 3-ft. Kitchen Ae : $1 Galvanized Garbage Cans. $1.25 O'Cedar Mops $2 Food Choppe $12 3-ft. Perfect Porcelain White Enamel Tables, with drawers 589 Ranges and Heaters $35 3-Burner Gas Ranges. $24.75 $35 No, 7 Coal Ranges 22.98 $30 Florence Oil Cookers, 2 burners. 24,98 $15. Model Oil Cookers, 2 burners. 7.49 $7 Perfect Oil Heaters 4.98 9x12 Axminsters Regular Price 99 Reduced to Cash or Credit In Beautiful Oriental and Floral Designs, Suitable for Any Room BEDROOM SUITS Reg. Price $145 89.74 Walnut finish. Full size Bed, og: Price! | Sale Price Dresser and Ses Nog Boom ah 99 $198.49 Bedrocm Suits, mabowsry 949 144,87 Besos fala mela 0500150149 Walt Bedroom Suits, 459 274.89 Mahogany Bedroom Suits. 49g 249. 34 Beige fake. cabin 200 119.89 Wales eae) Sehr 290149 Balam Suits, waleat 395 196.69 DINING ROOM SUITS Price $250 ieee ak Buffet, China 148. 98 2 Closet and Extension Table Reg. Price Sale Price Walnut Dining Suing $298.67 OF en $28 198.67 Wit nicest 675 414,98 vom Mt SU G59 398.74 Meee 378) 228598 re were Ka 700 425.87 ee “ig, 050 399.24 Peo “i 490 249.34 Oe esis Room ee 975 17440 Mebane Wining Ott o78) 147830 LIVING ROOM SUITS Reg. Price $125 74.49 Three pieces. Covered in fine “Reg. Price Sale Price velour Tapestry Living Room, its, 3 pieces $200 $124.49 Leather Living Sune 3pece’..°" 275 169.24 heute Se 00 180267 Te eae Fem 325 198,89 om ee Room 575 349.24 ieee KS 650 398.49 ts Room 75 549.74 Sait, pees." 900 574,98 Open 9 to 5. 30 Saturda Evenings Until 9.30 | | LudwigBa Do not eonliae us with « any other Stores ut A names ] UeSRE) Bak ey 135 To 36 St. Block 8th Ave. We have no connection with any other stores. crema Fold rane Imerica’s Greatest Furniture House NEWARK, N. J. 49-51 Market Street These « are our only three » stores |