The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1922, Page 9

y THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH ij 1922. © a oo ae nn a ley and lemon juice. Serve very | every hour of the twenty-four. Mod. | 7'wo'’ who is furthest from home to- ; hot. ern false teeth should never be re-| ay iy K. Karat, who is at the Penn- —aeeeweeees Koch Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagance To-morrowe—Vanilla pastry cream,| moved’éxcept for cleaning.’ e town, Tokio, ts} |by Che? Leony Derouet of the Com-) Dr. Phelps sald in conclusion that} - y | modore lhe knew et a young women whore n Broadway. 125th 125th | Ve ee | Upp @ not original, yet who had Street THE VISITING HOUsewirms [PAUSE TERTH AND WEODING) suc lly concealed that fact trom | Ww Street q ! een in|: ELLS. her busband W | est Englishman Who Has Been in COGREDOR, 8 | ae AS H ING TON ‘ile West hi The v E who has b ertnda (Geer e THINK PPOs! ite sixth af the eetlen ot favorita| THe MAN OF woman who has been “ in ab “AS OTHERS SEE usr | ies Here Wilt Last|ceomee ot New Yorn fimveus onoms | Cone, % Preure « tustand Or WH) wr trots oy ween a tw espe (OF BALE aNeOve Hoition. er - ‘ titel - go," says Mrs R. M. Driscoll ot SUNDAY EXCURSIONS | written by them especially for the! may take hope from the words of Dr. | Long and Advocates Adop= | corapbooks § | MAR. 5 & 19] | i | 0 | APR. ,16 & 30 We are the Largest Distributers of Merchandise at Relail in Uptown New Yori of “New Yorkers for a|C. C. Phelps of St. Louls, at the Park | tels how to prepare | Avenue Hotel to-day. Now It Is pos- sible, he says, for el of a marrted Extraordinary Occasion—SENSATIONAL SALE hardly mi herever Th chere bas tion of a Wine and Beer bay or Tw Waldorf mixed grill for luncheon, Chef all, becat in New Pb Gimatlar . a couple to be in pos jon of tmita: | : lk Law Similar to the Do |Rene Anjara of the Waldorf asserts] tion uppers or low without the i hee oor Higa aiba : MAY 14 & 28 e minion’s. | that it is one of the dishes which have | other knowing anything about It. atone preveishes, mar es ew pring resses made the Waildort famed and that it; “During the past ten years dae - ‘is the most frequently ordered item! surgery has improved greatly,” ‘ By Roger Hatoheliter. in dining rooms and banquet halls.! Phelps asserted. ‘While tt was for- had ‘never me Seer 1 *~ have been greatly interested in| ‘rhe following, for one person, should merly @ prudent plan to remove false | you hibition law and its effects,’ ultiplied by the number who teeth at night, it Is now most prac- FURTHEST Frost AOME. EWY R! E R. | Ss gengeagidle i tame > be served: tical to have them made to be worn! [he “New Yorker for a Day or Se Broil one small sausage, one | een ee one ‘of its m. Fascinating Styles Distinguished for Originality of Design | Who is at the Astor to-day an) jamb chop, one split lamb kidney, | Hl An allurin rou, " pxtended trip through Canada. ‘om| one large, well-cleaned, fresh OUR aie Whee, In the collection are the disinterested standpoint of an out-| mushroom, one slice of York ham ’ slip-over butterfly quarter, short and cape sleeves, bugle bead and applique trimming; ® some with applique flowers and touches of chenille. one slice fresh tomato and on slice sweet potato. Season well, and serve all on the same plate adding a little sauce composed of butter mixed with chopps @ider, I should say that it is not going to last long. The majority of your People apparently regard its edicts as models, sports models and draped Grecian styles. mable, and when a law has not the will of the people behind it it is Pas ia country and in Canada it country an in Canada uch easier to get a law passed by Bitte see eeeeseeeeee Dk determin @etermined minority than it is in| < . Sizes 16 Reg. $25.00 to $35.00 izes 16 years to 48 bust where months and even pears of discussion often lead to no . The real argunient against bition, in my mind, is that pros- ‘perous people will always be able to get what they want to drink, and a Spirit of restlessness—alrcady appar- | ent to the visitor—will dominate the! ‘ether classes. The British working- | In vouRel ig STAMP man would never agree to give up his beer. But there is little similarity be- | S Foun Ring is mot tween the American and Briton in this | < genuine unless respect, for this is decidedly a whis- : key-drinking country. “E believe with most visite whom I have talkec ef your problem |i eomtrol and the and beer, similar etion in Quebec tude toward breaking the Pr Law seems to be like that of t Jers who enter a port and str thdir foreign purchases past thir fdjps officials. Not one person in te jd regard it H the same people would the thought of stealins tile waittborn ine 0) Se aqagequaeeaaede AM MAM MM = Pui : The Electric Washing Machine, always ready for service, thoroughly washes and wrings the clothes, and eliminates all exhausting human labor Se twelaine ring” Whethe teem . ; sittin ee etn ea pris Recent tests by the Department of Agriculture,at Wash- shown, see f thie € i ine ’ { :Gp= iano ington, show that the home laundry involves the largest tune, ites d jing Ping vos bus? H q , , 5 y expenditure of human energy of any household work De NINES s2ezs ‘Under older methods the family washing means physi- cal exhaustion at the end of the day. Like all the other “Little Electric Servants of the Home,” the Electric Washer eliminates all labor drudgery—thus giving more time for other interests, for one’s social duties and for recreation All Charming Models of This Season’s Creation in Taffeta Krepe Knit Charmeuse Tricotine Repplette Canton Grepe Crepe de Chine Poiret Twill In Rose, Fuchsia. Tangerine, Henne, Jade, Brown, Periwinkle, Navy, Black ILLUSTRATION SHOWS SIX OF THE MANY MODELS IN THE SALE Special Sale of 400 NEW TAILORED SUITS The Newest Materials in the Wanted Shades for Spring $16.95 to $50 Washing machines cost from $55 up, and may be pur- chased on the deferred payment plan. Edison Service, to do the washing of an average family, costs about 18 cents monthly Third Floor. 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