The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1922, Page 15

, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1922, 1B es » ‘ =r = the table next to mine in a _restau- | girthood, and just then the fair horse-| coin and began to search for ft. Algen-| years old aquatted on the Flatbush rant in Upper Broadway, When @ | woman reinod in her steed, drew forth a] tleman > help her. He found al Avenue atdewalk spinning a “Put EM wonian acquaintance came in he not |lpstick and between the frantic Jerk-| dime and ng aa pleased as Punch,| and-Take” top. fe candy ; ahs ¢ only bowed politely, but placed his | ings of the b «head made frantic] offe " "No," she demurred Paul B. , No. 15 Hato: -cet Horlick’s . h to his head and removed his | Jabs at he ty mouth.—Edith N.| “4 ake it; what I lost waa a] thorne Street, Brooklyn _— aks * The ORIGINAL Russell, No. 468 Parker, No. e Place, Brooklyn, obliged to pocket the 10-cent ple They continued the search| FIRST, BE SURE YouRE R Malted Milk (Continued From Third Page.) shined elsewhere hereafter.—John V.| astonishment this lad puffed his cheeks for the put without avall—S,| I saw a woman kick up quite 189 s Buckley, No, 2715 Kingsbridge Terrace. Jout like the fellow who ple big THE poss, | liver, No, 1470 Bt, ‘Mark's Avenue, |inn § on hardware store, She had 5 horn-in the brass band, blew Into they Riding on a aurtace car to-day, I ob- physician to-dey when | Brookiyn ia pe Bch bound Third Avenue car. On the seat) RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILF.| slot and registered our exact weight —| senveq that at the principal crossings {| another gir ii. Thene Was & tone ue ou in front of him sat two elderly women.| Off shore from my ship is a smail pier, | Fay B. Kaiseran, No, 8778 2ist Avenue, aL ealt for eh the other Wirt bee RAIN? clerk and asked: ‘One of them turned and asked: “Is it} used by the boys for their fancy diving. | Brooklyn came tired, stretched out on the couch| ‘There's Wet Paint’ stan in] Penny), for war tnx permitted to smoke on this car?” “Yes,|1 have observed that every time a boy ‘ and goon (cil asleep.—Edlth Rooney, No. | front of 1 over this forthe | tre tn aus mene NO COOKING ma'am," he said. She called the con-|cailed “Dinty” takes a dive, Jerry, a “SOUVENIR.” 474 Halsey Street, Brooklyn. past six or weeks.—E. McKenna, | ) ‘le . ee je The “Food- Drink” for All Ages. ductor, who pointed to the sign, "'Smok-|collié dog, swims out, catches hold of} Asa young man was hurrying up the athe No. s719 Avenue, Brooklyn. y A Hi {ng on Rear Seats Only." The women. | the lad's swimming trunks and pulls| subway stairs just ahead of me, at Brooklyn. PROFIT AND Loss, —— M A cg Quick Lunch at Home, Office,and GOES EY Pe Seid Coe GHA as Petey Te ice enter cetaers | Canal, Beat. this maotnings Sit cont a Oi tam Seat t me & We SIN Ty FLATBUSH. ; ; soa vel Mt] Mountains, Ask for HORLICK’S, er. y gosh,” said th | Jerry for a job as lifegucrd at some] opaned and a silver knife fell down the cay l:ecanting hor heen. 4 sais Hanton, enue, | 22 “they took away our beer, and now! beach.—Edward Paynter, 8. 8. Honne-|¢tairs, ‘There was a monogram on {t © MORN! ng her change. She dropped a I saw two youngaters about etght ‘stapleton {22 Avoid imitations & Substitutes they'll be taking away our tobacco.”—|daga, Jo Albert Hdl, No, 347 East 974 Street. — HIPPOPOTAMUSES, PLE. SINGULARLY TRUSTFUL DRIV . Into the side entrance of] fish ~Pabiala He picked it up but had the decency to blush.—Morris Sinsky, No. 132 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn girl who rode up and » path on a fine horse, " “Sensible, adfe and sane, the style of I steppe wagon: “We Sell 5 cutP hts My ae an uptown hotel to get out of a sudden| Everything That Swims.”—Elsie, wT Ponchonrenenarel fo be. | heating HME ae Cane wane Mie Oat wel treed wah got at enema thee bf ike party Of foe who had “bersome skict and Kile’ wale Be Oe 1329-1331 4810-4812 @nd proffered the driver a $5 bill, The mic. PE Riedl sl Bol he ilies Mls cel oc etiita sdi cabman couldn't change it, ‘Then, wait] 1 saw to-day at t the most BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. a minute,” said his sare a ru Step} absent-minded man in Brooklyn, | Near Gates Avenue, Bet. 48th & 49th Sts. into the hotel and get it.” he driver} want a loaf of bread with butter on it,” ‘ waited. And waited. And_ waited. id to the clerk.—N. H, Hummel. BROOKLYN BROOKLYN Finally he entered tne hotel. When he| No. 76 605 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn. @ane back he said, “Gone Dem Garza, No. 301 West 108th Str A HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF NE available inch of a ele ROAD. day, 1 vaw the wake li ? eaw further evidence that honesty ia [house co ons, “on ac- of f Su WAY. offon fot a lost virtue in America, Ona count of the music.""—I, Montag, No. etand erected on the lawn in front 802 Rogers Avenue, Brooklyn. of a farmhouse was painted: “Black- —a IVE MINUTES after most hus- veral of ua were grouped about a bands draw their chairs up to ale, not far from Bay Parkway A the breakfast table they develop a Rik ana tones cor there aut cheerful, radiant smile or a deep dis- Reels satisfaction that hangs’over them like a dark cloud. berrics, 150. 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