The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1922, Page 11

L H (Continued From Third Page.) which waa eplit in half) and, note- 9 the child's great sorrow, said: “Don't ery, Mttle girl, I'l get you @ new one.” “I ain't crying about the bail s0 much,” ahe said, “cause T got another on statra, but to neo it get ‘killed that, it’s awful.”—F, Ww. 581 Weat 185th Street. TEMPTATION. J stood on the corner waiting for a Wtreet car, It was raining. Across the ‘way was an ex-saloon, 1f you know what I mean. In the window 4 gard reading: “Don't get wet Whis place ts dry Frank Or $47 Morton Place, Bronx or MAKING WORK A PLEASURE, At 135th pt and Broadway | the tallor's errand boy out or trip with his bicycle were on the h je hanger was attached to the Boat c« On this hang mewly pre Fy M. F. Wright Blz West ot WOu WAVE To LET THEM SETHE. I saw two little girls, eight ved old or so, atanding at the b One deposited several ping then don't you asked the said the o} ferent pr Morris A. Brand atein, No West 12jth Street NAPOLEON'S DAY 0} Saw two dri Avenue in a big aut them wa ding a he ted # —Veter Maicke East 2 et ANCIENT AND MODERN. On the "L" to-night T sut next ton man who looked as if h @eventy or rightly years chis newspaper with PLEASURES OF boy. While I waited for a train on. the platform at 89th Street and Third Ave- nue I saw a chap of about thirt the opposite platform with a toy “pi wheel" on the end of a stick. ‘Th vt rapidly srour VAMOOSED. At the corner of Rivington and W, Btreets 1 saw two boy match to 4 & the cracker The can fe of a man mon tiny silver , No. 13° Astor A MOTHER AND HER SON, At the 84th Street station of the Lexington Avenue subway a moth- erly looking w into the trayp with = This amazed and—I may as swell ad- mit—angerea me. 0 a fine fello: ght, @ seat and stand at the youth—and saw that he was blind.—A. P., Second Avenue. COPPERS ACTIVE. At the lunch hour four Ittle street boys were matching penntes on the steps of a brokerage house In Broad Street holding a three-yea Bhe was fast asleep— No. 2061 Eighth Av Id girl In his ta E, Nichols, ENTER THE BOSS. 1 went to the office window to-day and in an office on the floor below but directly across the way I saw the office staff of four preparing for a banquet The two girls had a small electric grill on a desk, I couldn't see exactly what they were getting ready for dinner, The two men had four bottles of some- thin cold, They were whiping the per- spiration from the bottles with the office towel, The girls had some paper dishes. While I watched their boss came in The ‘eats’ were put out of sight hur- riedly. I saw the boss dispose of one cold bottle and reach for a second.— Betty Telfer, No. 315 West 26th Street. “GATHER AROUND." “In Delancey Street I saw a sidewalk merchant with a natty ‘ooking little Summer Recipes PANNED POTATOES Cut cold mashed potatoes into thick slices. Dip in egg batter, spread with flour and fry on a buttered pan. Serve very hot with Edd Ss Satice MADE IN U. S. A. At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores. E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. Soothing and Healing For Skin Disorders saw |f delivery |‘ hi stand like a tripod THE EVENING WORLD, W in R. Kilts, No. 1039 Bast 14th Brooklyn. TIONS. -WHATDIOYOUSEE TODAY? EVERY READER AREPORTER, --S= =. He was just open- office and was surprised to see them 1 wanted to show my wife a minia- wre of Coney Ialand, 0 last night we ing up for business and, of course,| instantly ratee their hands ve ent to Bergen Beach via a Flatbush ed a crowd, then, my good] their heads and stand motiontess. In what appeared he began, you want to] “Do you need any electric li we alighted how to make money, watch] bulbs?” I asked, and they drop; Bergen Beac We what used With that he set a tiny thetr hands, The man who is to be a moving pleture hall, a dilap- clothes wringer {n motion, From one] voice firat satd they thought I was bourdwatk, one other large bulld- side of the wringer protruded the half] “stoking wp" the piace Jaok © rows of abandoned car tracks. of a new dollar bill, From the other] Frauenglass, No. 1479 Hoo Avonw Bergen Beach of 1906? side there stuck out @ plece of white] Brena. become of the crowds, the paper, Wouldn't be Interested 7 What did it, He had a crowd in When?—Ralph ‘Then the curtain ar I saw « 35th Street, that he was. sellin Avenue r klyn. Jack Bohana, Ne row tucked COCK OFT WALK. Brustman, No. 42 Pine Street, Br MR. GAY-|/ und painte my tracks when I GENTLEMAN SHOWS RESTIOVING While Woman of a bulb Tapp in, West + made { with care and ¢ fm fc hind the groove] (yy) one bathing down he DAISY? Site Dy will you kindly I said. “Of r “Isn't It won med, "I think it { that {t was mos hat a minutes. With the base in the sunlight nen T saw in the ronched treo car won yo second fare CHANG Lenox “| YOUR TEAPOT On my toay to work this morning poster crowing loudly in fa neighbor, and juat for it 1 tmttated hia crow= icken-coop advanced upon me T crowed a aalute tle cuss flew upon my legs , trying to drive his spurs knecs, When I endeavored away he followed me for a hundred yards, Jump- © and snapping with a fury completely sildered me. 1 lad to seo him return toward As far as fam concerned to reign there for the days with hia lordship INDUCTOR 93, ng womun fast as! r bour BTO LO! Avene at 1st high priced touring , puinted In big re i t 1 tled KEN OF A LARGER GROWTH. #4 a lot back of the house I can see vorue © grown men playing marbles, A wd of youngster an very now and le and the kids It beats all e back and Mt, Age BYD OF THE RUY nd Jefferson MAN WITHA FLUTE. riding “a pute They we An elderly t musician appeared , togs, carried knay THE VERY IDEA! ) et near Smith Street to- nd were headed for the Merrie gn in the window of a shoemak metal flute in his L. 8. Searle, 170 Decatur Street, | shop on Avenue J: “Leave Your Sh nd about to attract at- " iere on Your V to Business; 1 an to play a simple aioe * Up 1 Way Homey wudience assembled N OMUYS (THE FIRST HAE will demonstrate why "SAEADA" re A. HAS NO EQUAL ITS Largest sale in America. Clear-Away Sale of Owen Dav-an-Beds AT THE THREE OWEN STORES It has been our custom for 20 years to Dispose of all Floor Samples during the month of July. In the Three Stores there are about 200 Dav-an-Bed Sam- ples—which may be purchased at a Sub- stantial Saving. .50 up Clear-Away Sale of Furniture at 23rd St. Store Bed Room Suit Suites, Library Tables, Odd Beds—all sacrificed for quick clearance. Queen Anne Suite in Walirat and Mahogany finish from our own factory—direct to you— regular price $ 50 $350. jecial . ie feed 187 ay Taree: boom Apartment uites furnishe: $475 during this sale EASY TERMS Pising at only. D. T. OWEN CO., INC. DAVEN-OS 66 W. 45th St. UPTOWN FURNITURE AND DAVEN-OS | 34E. 23d St. | y Serves by Day and by Night Buys A Dav-an-Bed, an article that gives you service 24 hours a day. One of these placed in your living room adds @ room to your suite—with a hidden Bed—full size. present sale prices the opportunity is doubly attractive. At DAVEN-OS 53 Flatbush Ave. BROOKLYN EDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1922. Two harsh-toned phonographs, playing then we in furious discord in adjacent housen. consed their din and the flutist wan lett without Instrumental rivairy. As he moved down the block he was compelled to halt every few yarde to stoop for Jingling coins tossed to him from win- dows, doorways and the #idewalk—J M., Degraw Street, Brooklyn THE SLORPER WAKES. k in the evening, and "train bound for the about Across the way there were two men fast asleep. ‘The train pulled up at a atation, one of | o the men awoke, looked about, a hat and man nm instant clicked behind him, Just heard a frenzied yell from the othe you,” he bellowed, ‘stmn There was an exchange through the window while train was moving—Sarah Rindner, 87 Bast 1th Street No - , We ORDVER, Yew York 1 nan twenty- years old idon Bridge with a dozen If you were to give this minute t 1 who waa having tho kids or the woman,— 400 Lith Stroot, A pruipgen AT grabbed | my He reached the platform | Margaret Havey, before the platform gate! ‘ew Yor $1.95 a yard for real fine radium but you must come early Thursday, else you lose your chance FRUTCHEY SILK SHOP 4 WEST 40TH STREET Near Fifth Avenue $1.95 a yard! The kind you have been getting for $2.95 a yard—1000 yards go out Thursday at 9 A. M. sharp. Here is your chance to get real radium silk, heavy, lustrous 40 inches wide and washable, for actually 30 cents a yard less than the present wholesale price. Nine very wanted colors in this small, choice offering. How it is possible js Mr. Frutchey’s business. McCreery July Sales For Thursday and Friday 500 Horsman Tennis Racquets our lowest price of the season 9.75 We have marked our Horsman Racquets at this low price for July Sales only. ‘They are genuine gut strung to withstand the strong swift game of the expert. Very Special Golf Outfits our lowest price of the season 9. The Outfit consists of 5 sticks, I brassie, 1 mashie, 1 putter, 1 midiron and 1 driver together with a Wilson 3-stay bag. [Fifth Floor) rier avenve 08MeS MeCreery & 0. san sreeer SAY “‘BAYER’”* when you buy Aspirin. Unless you see name “Bayer” on tablets, you are not getting the genuine Bayer product prescribed by physi: cians over 22 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directlons. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Aspirin ts the trade m of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicaci Complete Sports Baseball Results Box Scores Racing Results Entries and Charts IN THE NIGHT PICTORIAL “The Green Paper” (24 Floor ISW. 34% Sty (Between Fifth Ave. & Broadway. Opposite Waldorf Hotel) Branford PA. Largest 2d Floor Shop of Its Kind 0 Open Daily Till 6 P. M. Saturdays Till 9 P. M. “JUNIOR” A Money-Saving Opportunity That Will Look as Good To You as It Did to Us! “SENIOR” It’s unusual because it comes ata late period of the season when most clothes-buyers have made their purchases, and gives those who are on the lookout for a real bargain a value that they cannot afford to ignore. 1,100 Suits For Men and Young Men Just purchased by us ata price that cost the maker a pretty penny to unload. By cut- ting our own profit to the absolute min- imum we are able to place them all On Sale at One Price $26* W hich is less than the cost of the raw ma- terials and workmanship on most of them. and which have a retail value of 40, *45 & °50 These Suits are the product of one of Rochester’s proudest makers and are magnificently tailored. The fabrics are the choicest weaves obtainable. Light and dark colors, in sack and sport models. All sizes—regulars, shorts, stouts and longs. About 300 Suits still remain from our recent sale at $16.50 & $21.50. Were up to $35.00 Hot Weather Suits A Big Variety—-At Our Usual Low 2d Floor Prices! Palm Beach Suits $] | i Every One Bears the Palm Beach label All shades, in plain and fancy effects; all sizes—tegulars, shorts, stouts and longs. $] 5 95 Sack and sport models in large variety. Also Priestley, Farrs and Benn Mohairs, Gabar- dines, Tropical Worsteds, Shantung Silks, Zephyrettes, Pure Linens, etc., in all models $44.75 $46.75 $49.75 $94.75 $99.75 15 West 34th St. Entire Second Floor (Between 5th Ave. & Brosdway) Opp. Waldorf Hotel Stores Also in Newark, Philadelphia and Buff we eee -