The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1922, Page 15

By Roger Batchelder. Prohibition troubles are not limited to this country but have greatly affected Norway, another land which has tried to abolish strong drink, ac- cording to G. Ch, Adalbert, Director for ah American automobile firm in Norway, Sweden and Denmark, who has arrived at the Astor. “Post-war prohibition has struck 9 blow at business in Norway,” he tells us, “although the sale of beer and light wines is permitted. People ar drinking more to-day than they ever did, and those who never cared for ‘brandy must have it now. The result has been a tremendous bootlegging boom; ships from different countries almost. surround our coast, and smuggle in contraband to the value of millions of dollars. “Prohibition has hurt our trade with Spain immeasurably,” Mr. Adal- bert goes on, “for that country has put a heavy duty on fish, Spain was one of our best markets, but she retalliated when our ports were closed to her wines. “Norway was noted as a tourist nd Prohibition has hurt ess also; tourists do not like to travel in a land where they cannot get a drink. Popular senti- ment favors ¢he sale of brandy with @ heavy tax for the country's bene- fit; at the same time, lifting of re- strictions would make brandy cheaper, for the consumer must now pay ten crowns for a doctor's pre- scription in addition to a very high price for liquor. We tried without success to rid ourselves of Prohibi- tion at the t election, but expect @ chance in a very short time.” Mr. Adalbert declares that business in general has been very bad for the past year, but he feels that the coun- try has struck bottom and is now on the upward economic grade. There are still many thousands of Norwe- gian unemployed, he says, and sala- ries as well as prices of commodities have come down. He feels that the Dig general strike of a year ago has had a favorable reaction, for at that time citizens took business of all kinds in their own hands and learned how to keep the wheel he coun- try rolling TORONTO AUTO SHOW SUC- CESSFUL. Canada, has just ssful automobile show, ted widespread attention o, according to Stanley f that city, who is at the Commodore. “The sensation of the affair,’ he relates, ‘twas a 1900 model *horseless carriage,’ which actually worked. It was driven up to the City Hall to be inspected by the yor, and Honor mounted the steed and stay right there until the photographers had snapped him, He wore, however, a rather dubious expression, and was not oversanguine about the reliability of the peculiar looking vehicle." Toronto, had a ost which suce at THE VISITING COOK BOOK. The seventeenth of a series of fa- vorite recipes, written especially for the scrapbool of **New Yorkers for a Day or Two" by New York's famous chefs, is by Chef Louis jof the Pennsylvania, Anise drops, tells us, are made like this: Ingredients—Two cups sugar, 8 eges, 3 cups flour and 1 table- spoonful should be fashioned lupch popular. wrapper. HOUSEWIFE'S Crackers and milk Try Tak-hom-a Biscuit and milk and it’s better than ever. See if this isn’t so. Tak-hom-a_ Biscuit sold in the package with the red Joose-Wites Biscuit (omPany Branches in Over 100 Cities Sunshine Biscuits beaten together over a very slow fire, as for sponge cake. When they are light and fluffy they should be taken off and the flour and anise seed added. Flavor with Drop in small drops, e of a quarter, on a pan which has been well greased and dusted with flour, Allow them to dry for three hours and bake in a very slow oven. (To-morrow—Mother’s Buckwheat i] Cakes, -by Chef Otto Gentsch of the Astor.) “AS OTHERS SEE US.” “It seems to me that the percentage of people in New York who wear Spectacles is higher than in’ any other big city im the United States," comments George S. Bartowe, a sales. man with headquarters in Detroit who was at the Majestic yesterday “It is more noticeably true of workers in the fi al district,” where the buildings are high and the streets are narrow, thus causing greater depend- ence upon artificial light than else- where. 1 am not an optician and do not know what effect, if any, the con- stant use of artificial light has upon one’s vision. The conditions, however, appear to be related, and in my opin- fon the great number of street ac dents in this city may be partly tributed to eyesight at- adjusted to the artificial light of office buildings rath- er than to the natural light in the streets, One should think the victims of wayward trucks and taxis would belong to the ranks of the thousand: of vis street all unused to crow e regulations, but in counts I have ever read it was a New Yorker who was in the FARTHEST FROM HOME, The “New Yorker for a Day or Two" who is farthest from home to- day is J. Weller, who is at the Com- modore. Hix home town, Shanghai, is about 10,000 miles from Broadway. ST Ries CALLS COUNTRY JAZZ MAD. ™ Jersey “Deadly Viras” tn In and Frateenition, March 14.—At t E the Metho- whieh has al days, modern Kiddies Love to Eat Mueller’s IHILD hunger is the dumb call of fase growing muscles and tissues for new strength, heat and energy. Wise mothers serve Mueller’s Elbow Macaroni, Spaghetti or Egg Noodles, plenty and often, fie thoy oactain 1660 ciloties of tueruy end an abundance of strength. Served in various tasty ways, always pleases the youngsters, Mueller’s foods are easily digested. Serve it on Mondays and Wednesdays as well as Fridays. Be sure to say “Mueller's” to your grocer and get the highest grade and highest food value. “All you need in a food? piscopal ( 1a heve for sey a good old- that is always is always dancing and amusements were attacked by the ministers. The Rev, John Handley of Ocean City in his address criticising the dance anid: “The country is jazz mad. The high schools and fratert jazz mad. i rg ments, par ularly in high schools and fraternities The convention next year will be held at Asbury Park. cece FASHIONS RUN TO SLEEVES. Flapper's Unmentionables Not Be of Sitk Must CHICA are arm vering, tral draperies, all in one, ‘e no uncom- mon thing in the new gowns dis- played by the Fashion Art League of America at the advance showing of the annual exhibit One model on display hus sleeves that hang to the floor and trail along feet behind. Silk lingerie is banned for the “flapper” because the designers be- Heve it is too “sophisticated.” Ging O, March 14.—Sleeves that » pockets and 297 OTHER BEDROOM Reg. Price Walnut Combination Suits, 3 pieces Mahogany finish Suits, pieces Walnut Combination Suits, 3 pieces Mahogany finish Suits, 3 pieces Walnut Combination Suits, 4 pieces Walnut finish Suits, 210 325 1 150 400 260 1 3 pieces Walnut finish Suits, ee 325 Walnut Combination DINING ROOM Room Suits (Three Pieces)—C Buffet, China and Table (sold separately if Closet desired). Buffet, $54.64; China Closet, $41.47; E tension Table, $43.7 $21.49. Reg. Price Serving Table. Jacobean Oak Dining Su 4 pieces Walnut Combination 3 pieces 275 1 “700 “500 Walnut Combinatior 4 pieces $225 Tapestry Li (Three Pieces) of Sofa, Arm Chair and Wing Chair. Luxuriously con structed. Sofa in fine fancy tapestr istered $120 $ 210 1 225 275 pes. 400 pes, 450 Velour Suits. 3 pieces Leather Suits, 3 pieces Tapestry Suits, 5 pieces Tapestry Suits, 3 pieces Cane Tapestry Suit : Cane Damask Sui WE GIVE SPERRY GOLD STAMPS 144 146 with any other sto SUITS Sale Price $375 $227.74 124.49 89.67 249.34 196.96 269.98 SUITS $230 Walnut Combination Dining tension , 139.87 Cash or Credit, Sale Price We oh u "$450 $279. 24 424.24 West 125 St. ——— EEE We have no connection n f nm crown are con sidered the style Some newest colors are tick ind “pillar-hox red and new silks are “bright-eye blue’ and “dont de ton “Hen-tooth,’ vel t yes" is said to be King orge’s name for Princess Mary: ence the name of the silk of the Princess's favorite blue. 98.49 59.49 ‘onsist of 69.49 45.98 39.98 327.89 LIVING ROOM SUITS g Room Suits 139.98 Cash or Credit, Reg. Price Sale Price 74.49 28.79 139.98 169.49 244.24 74.98 MUSTARD Back to Standard Price (@) $160 Queen Anne Bedroom Suits, Mahogany finish (Three Pieces) Consist of Dresser, Chiffonier and Bed (sold separately if desired) Dresser, $42.47 Chiffonier, $29.78 Bed, $26.54 Toilet Table, $29.68 Anniversary Special WANG SO tea Soups Haye a Sanencks Add a Dash of Nacco Many of the greatest bargains are limited in quantity. Start housekeeping now and SAVE 25 TO 40%. Anniversary Sale of $319,000 of Bedroom Suits nfQOK Prnrectty, 1070 15 MINUTES: ARMOUR Reduced_to 98.79 Cash or $x12 Axminster Rugs Reg. Price $55 39:24 St h or Iton Rugs are ii Floor Oilcloth Ina variety of neat patterns. $25-95 Piece Amer izan Porcelain Set. service for 12 per sons: first quality Cash or Credit $30. 95 Piece $38. 95 Piece $42-100 Piece Sets $58-100 Piece Sets $60-100 Piec Credit Oriental and floral de- entire stocks of Axminster and din this sale Reg, Price 47c Cash or Credit me / Included in this sale are ma: STOCK patterns French China $30 Apartment House Sty! $40 Side cers This sale includes and sizes and por, and 50 di Credit Creda, 4 ry Sq. Yd. La 52.95 PEN and All BED. fabric *10 15 25 50 THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1922, ARMOURS For food value they're unsurpassed, But it’s their wonderful flavor that makes them so popular with grown- ups and children alike, jousekeeper it’s because they're so sy to prepare— Suan Deposit i) Special Anniversary Credit Offer! 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