The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1922, Page 15

SHIP NEWS INFORMATION | * Duq To-Day. at the Commodore. Salle, “The increase 1 the heart disease mortality rate sets & reoérd which ts comparable only to that of 1910," says Mr. Saunders “Before and after 1917, the rate hov- ered about the 160 per 10,000 mark, while the high rate is 164.” Grapes Bring $100 a Ton Now, Instead of the $35 of Pre-Volstead Days. 2.00 P.M. 10.00 A.M - HERMAN Dibs AT HOME, an, fifty-waven, for tele- Frederick twenty years ent of By Roger Batchelder. Whether home brew has caused the reaction or not, it is a fact that grapes & 1s} graph for the OUR HIGH CLASS ARMY. i “The average age of the soldier in Y. He compiled the in boxes are mighty scarce through-|the United Stat Army to-day is ie ndard f train rules now used out the country this year. W. N. trom twenty-tw > to twenty-four n all ratiroads, He ta survived by his Ww. ep " .. years,"’ according “to L. G, William- 11.00 AM | wif c sand one daughter, Vise, of Penn Yanu, N. Y., ono Of} son, an executive of the Army Y. M. the largest shippers of grapes in the]©, A,, from San Antor ex., who is at the By of a hiet war,’' he country, tells us that ne has discontinued shipping Delaware, Con cord, and other v: jos for the Cen tral New York home table. “Since 1918," he said at the Astor, ania. ‘The men are dard than before the almost OLD NEW ORLEANS RENEWED. “the demand for fruit in bulk, for The historic French Quarter of wine and grape juice Orleans, which gave so much wv to the city, Is | says Mrs, M from that ety, “and ~|Royal is being visited by celebrities e beautiful home of Paul est chess player of A, Day $100 a ton, Inst price of from $85 to $40. mand since 1919 for grap and Jewish 1 DAN fuer byundt CA A ll renovated, and tho im (ho price of Chis: commodity which O. Henry A . * like that of any other, is regulated H t t of his best-k mand, it remains t0| stories, ie being reclaimed end will be r € rman s y the demand will in- and will be ar in the same ratio as bis used us a ref viets. This h ) o ” e past fow yea = ous shipments from California are] Viti aa woma due to the t the 200 or more ire filled with| Slaves: the pt t use of her abode \ RUBBER HEELS Wwhera ave not al-|!8 intended to atone for her acts. A % for medicinal or] Wealthy man ts providing-for the rec cts Gu erainesital and glso be-|!@mation of the historic section of cause the & is | the city. : aoe ma FARTHEST FROM HOME. The “New Yorker for a Day or who is farthest from home to- day is A. A. Tornquist, who is at the Pennsylvania MICHIGAN'S VITAL STATISTICS. “Heart disease caused the death of Two” iis home town, Val- paraiso, Chile, is over 4,600 mile Broadway. first six months « other ailment,” M. Saunders, a Mich cs from First—in Springfield In Springfield, Mass., at the in- tersection of Main and State Streets, 576 motorists inter- viewed at random were asked recently which gasoline they preferred. The sworn report showed a preference for Socony greater than for all other brands combined, And Socony has been found to be the leading choice of gasoline users gener- ally throughout New York and New England. \ - There must be a good reason. for Socony’s popularity TE unquestioned leadership of Socony Gasoline is built on the strong foundation of uniform quality and dependability, unequalled service and year-round satisfac- ’ tion. And dependability is the cornerstone! Dependable quality, dependable service. A good deal has been:claimed for Socony Gasoline, and it is dangerous for a manufacturer to make claims for his product if it can't live up to them. Nevertheless, we have said re} peatedly that Socony Gasoline will afford the most satisfaction, month in and month out, that any gasoline can give you. SOCONY IS ALWAYS DEPENDABLE BECAUSE IT HA THE CORRECT ANGE OF BOILING BONES id It is certain that IF Socony Gasoline had failed to fulfill this claim in the past it would not be the leading choice among motorists today—especially when so many other | brands are obtainable. “Boiling-point” is a commbn term in line testing laboratory. Most liquids the boil (vaporize) at one uniform temperature. In the case of water this temperature, or boil- | And the consistent, dependable goodness of Socony Gasoline is cor ing-point, is 212° F, However, every gasoline the result of careful refining and scrupulous testing in our own has many boiling points—a whole series or laboratories. Jt always has the correct range of boiling points in the range of thern in fact. Itis this range of boiling proper balanced proportion. (See diagram and Note.) points AND the proportion of each group of them ‘low, medium and high) that really. de- termine the quality of a gasoline—its volat ility, and mileageseconomy, | You can get Socony everywhere you go and it is always depend ' able wherever you get it. That's the reason why it is the mos j Bowens gasoline today. ' STANDARD OIL co, ied NEW YORK 26 Broadway . SOCONY GAS REG.U.S.PAT. OFF. power THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2%, To27, 12,000 Yds. Torchon THE BIG STORE ee MAIN FLOOR—FORMERLY LACES SIEGEL-COOPER BUILDING ©" THE COOLEST SHOPPING STORE IN NEW YORK Operated by the ROSS STORES, Inc. ; KODAK 3 CAMERA Kodak m Paok YDS. FOR 200 OR MORE WORTH-WHILE BARGAINS Wednesday and Thurgday, $ DOLLAR DAYS § at the BIG STORE. Everything carefully selected. Space will not permit a full listing. We show a few from our different departments. Come early Wednesday to get your choice. First come, first served. As in some cases quantity is limited, it will pay you to visit our spacious, perfectly ventilated daylight store and take advantage of the low $ Dollar Day $ prices. Money returned within 3 days on all goods not satisfactory. If you cannot come yourself let your relative or friend shop for you. pony Just 50— MUSLIN mbinationa; also m: No More seettsl & Women’s Tweed . Sport Coats Black and white mixture— Sport Pockets — Belt — Deep Collar — Unlined. 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