The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1922, Page 17

uatemalan, Back From Eu-] 70" who is farthest from home to- day is ©, Katenansu, who is at the Tope a Conv ert, to “See | Pe mneyivania, His home town, Toklo, . “9 is about 7,500 miles from Broadway America First.” pest cece SHIP NEWS INFORMATION Due “To-Day. Majestic, Southamptor . Siboney, Havana .. Hellig Ole Munare: Algonquin, Zacapa, Kings: Dante, Alighie: By Roger Batchelder. Maximo Stahl of Guatemala City, entral America, has come to the itor after a six months’ trip abroad, convert to the ‘See America First" dea, He also thinks that we should hot only see it first but stay in it all © time. “Travelling abroad since the war is worth while,” he said. ‘Dis- * sing factors are the constant orry about passports and the nul- Nee. involved try to another. In one trip of less han twenty-four hours we passed wh four different customs in- Gtions, and the passports had to be in each. Sometimes we were ened in the middle of t Pustoms inspector: ry nook and cran 0 well as the b: T believe that no road for scenery. In New York t is as-beautiful, to my mind, as any- hing in Switzerland, and even the famous lakes have no finer sctting han Bear Mountain. Again, if one ants climate Salifornia is not far way.’” Copenhagen. Minnekahda, it Gothland, Antwerp . Due Thursday. Touraine, Cherbourg .... Metapan, Kingston Sail To-Day. «Sept. 26 in going from one Reliance, Hamburg... Lucken i A.M. PM 11.00 A.M. + 11.c0 ACM: ue- 10.00 A.M. 1.00 P.M. 10.00 M * 8 6 AMERICANS AND KILTS. Day by day illusions must vanish. hose who have thought of bonnie Beotland as the land of kilts and bipes are as strange people in the nind of Hugh ©. Waterson of Glas- ow as the Scotch seem to them, “Only the Americans who come to Beotland wear kilts,’ he asserted, at Americans There are still some pipes, but their sound js pleasant nly when it comes from a distance."’ ‘Waterson, who is an le thinks that possibly in clubs have something to do the, Ameri: ad. At any ome of them, promptly © see how they affect his game SAM’S USELESS HOME RUN There are few fans, here for the ries who not recall pleasantly Sam wwford, erstwhile standby of the letgoit Tigers. His name has become we with all manner of baseb: ye, but Martin Murphy, at the fstor from Dallas, Tex., has brought 8 a new one. He told it without a mile. “Crawford was at the bat,’ he lates, ‘with the bases filled and no- ly out. He had fouled a sackful if balls, and it sc that he would lever be able to straighten one out. | he players on the bags became stless, and decided that they were loomed to camp there for the rest of e afternoon. “All of a sudden In the nose, and bward the moon le went, and came tant at the thou rought in four runs. It’s hard to tell which way Ferris Hams and Bacon are most delici- , ous. Nomatterhow you cook them, the dee; rich, old-fashioned flavor is always there. F. A. Ferris & Co., Inc. New York Eure |) HAMS & BACON "A little higher in price-BUT!” he has bought Crab Meat Salad Now an “all year round” dish. Fine crab meat may be had in tins. Use plenty of celery and capers and season your dressing well with m caught one it on a ri Around the ming hom¢ t that he had As soon as ssed the plate, he was thunder- " ruck to hear umpire yell, erybody out.’ ayers on the , and Sam had FARTHEST FROM HOME Mhe “New Yorker fora Day or SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE Your Taste Calls for Crackers with Salad Good salad tastes better when you eat a cracker with it. Sunshine Krispy Crackers are just what you want. Small and dainty— crisp and crackly—slightly salty. Sold in blue and gold packages with red and blue end seals. Also in bulk. Joose-Wies Biscurr @MPany Branches in Over 100 Cities recent Walker, defeated by Senator Lodge, filed an expense return of $2,279 leTverccccccscencccescccsssssecesccosscsscsscosssesensscsscseees esos emecseoacocces: wa, at way Whine ‘Foint We: Direct rati Sonnectlo THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, Cabot Lodge reported to the Secretary of State to-day having made no expendl- tule beyond those exempted by law in his campaign for renomintafon in the Republican primary. Joseph Four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands 3 H H ; H 3 younger, contract H Pyorrhea. Bleeding 3 gums are the danger H signal. Heed it for the sake of sound § teeth and health. H Brush your teeth with ; ; H ; H H H j Torhans FOR THE GUMS More than a tooth paste —it checks Pyorrhea 35c and 60c in tubes oo oeeeeccveveocoooeoveseeeeoescce. = TS re. Hodson River by Daylight ndludiog Sunday. for $Bear Moun- FF thoushikeepale, “Kingston (skill, Hudson. and. Alban; it (except Sundays). iain ‘ Saturdays only— ugton Lrving st, ; Mi A Yetiker . leaves Newburgh Point, 6.10 P. . M. (after foo We Tenth Sis to:20" 4. 1 Return steamer same day from pointe 1 marki Rou Rates: New York to Be Mountain i West Point, $1.23: News burgh, 81, cughikeepale, $2.00; Kk ‘oint skill, js ty Relat, 63,00, Ca $4.00; “Hudson, $4.23; Ideal One-Day Ou Day" Live her Information ut Desbrosses Street York, Tel. Canal 9300, R., (foot -) New’ Tork [datly, Telenhone Hareiay. SOO! EASTERN 5. $. LINES t Al Express Freight Service Autos IUDSON NAVIGATION COMPAN Middieton 8. Borland, fecelver. Telephone Canal 9000, SALESGIRLS, cashiers and wrappers wa also for men’s furnishings steady n Sat, M.A steamers leave Wr 1anth hour’ later. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. omens and children's , corsets, underwear coats work. and. good pay Apply ‘at’ once fo Bepartment Store, 1B HELP WANTED—MALE. WANTED: BOILERMAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, MACHINISTS, CAR REPAIRMEN, SKILLED IN RAILROAD WORK; STEADY EMPLOYMENT; STANDARD WAGES, AUTHORIZED BY UNITED STATES RAILROAD LABOR BOARD, Apply to CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY “7 C. E, Chambers, Supt. Motive-Power & Equipment, Jersey City, N.J, 79, by e 00 W. 42d St. M.; a i. ted, 1.00 P., w. M P.M; 1922. 7 Ludwig Baumann’'s Tremendous: This Newspaper Clipping Tells the Story--- Forced to vacate our 10-story building on 36 Street before the completion of our new 1I2-story building, we knew we had to take a huge loss. Rather than pay the enormous cost of moving into high- rent warehouses we decided to give the public the benefit of our inevitable loss. Prices Throughout Our Entire Stocks Have Been Smashed. This Is Your Opportunity of a Lifetime! of furniture and Fome furnishings of your own selection, 5 Deposit delivers $100 Smaller Deposits on Smnaller Purchases $15 Deposit delivers $300 $20 Deposit delivers $400 $30 Deposit delivers $600 $40 Deposit delivers $800 $50 Deposit delivers$1000 Your small deposit se- cures the immediate deliv- ery of your purchase. You need not make any other outlay of cash, Our Liberal Credit Terms On $35 Purchase .50 « Week Qn $75” $1.00 a Week On $100 "$1.50 a Week On $200 "$3.00 a Week On $300” ~— $4.50 2 Week Larger Amounts in Proportion You Can Pay Monthly No Interest Added Free Motor Leliocry Anywhere Watkin 109 Miles New of York Purchases Made Now Will Be Held Free of Charge Until You Are Ready for Them. $125 Mahogany Cabinet Model Phonographs 79.00 144 lis WEST 125 St. Bet, 7th and Lenox Avos. Lictaly Venta & Is Attracting Thousands To Our Three Great Stores $3,179,500 of Furniture, Rugs Beds, Bedding, Housewares, etc. - MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE We Have Divided Our Stock are Heledta & ae in New York, New Jersey Among Our Three Stores All by * and Long Island. We have Harlem Store—!44 West 125 Street Newark Store—49-51 Market St. 8th Ave. Store—35 to 36 Street The Identical Bargains Will Be on Sale To-Morrow Morning at ALL THREE STORES $21 Meta! 5-Pe. Living Room Suit Wood Beds, Below Cost! ‘onsisting of Arm Chair, Side Left Over trom Matched Suits hair, Arm Rocker, Tabourette $20 Ivory Sanitary Bed. $12.49 ind large Library Table, uphol- $45 Walnut Finish Bed. tered in fine imitation Spanish $60 Mhg. Fi ty eather. $70 Mhg. umed oalc < $40 Mhg. Finish Bel. rames »PECIAL! Guaranteed GC S ou 37,500 of Blankets and Walnut Comb. Suits, 3 pieces... 200 is palette als . ines?) Colonial Mahog. ni ght 3 pieces a bog Secving: $2,00Sing’e Plaid Blankets $1.39 Queen Anne Suits, 3 pieces..... 84,74 ph tiea So aed Cee geo Hep Walnut Finish Suits, 4 pieces... 260 157.34 $25 Jacobean Oak, Am. pete Dice Walnut Comb. Suits, 3 pieces... 420 249.24 Walnut and Mhg. Comb. $9.98 See cea Queen AnneWalnut Comb., 4 pcs 550 349.49 Walnut Comb. Suits, 4 pieces... 400 224.67 =a French Gray Enamel Suits, 8 pcs 575 399.98 2 oes Mahogany Comb. Suits, 3 pes... 335 196.89 ania Upholstery... $21.50 ‘Louis XV. Suits,7 pietes........ 900 599.49 $26.00 Reed Strollers, Ad- justable Foot, Be eine Back SUL Ex'ra Special! Tapestry Living Roam Suits (3 prieces) ting of Sofa, Arm Chair and Rocker. 69 98 Mahogany Finish Frames. Regular Price, $125. Bate Price $89.74 99.98 179.49 424.34 119.49 Regular Price Genuine Leather Suits, 3 pes... .$150 Tapestry Suits, 3 pes. . 160 Tapestry Overstuffed Suits, 3 pcs. 275 yore Overstuffed Suits, 3 pcs.. 700 ‘apestry Overstuffed Suits, 3 pcs. 200 guaranteed. f 4 24-in. silk shade in Pe Le eeal at elour Overstuffed Suits, 3 pcs... 495 299.24 : 50 Curtain Swiss,...... 38 7, ‘apestry Overstuffed Suits, 3 pes. 475 267.49 am ad Cue ae 33a window 738 Mohair Overstuffed Suits, 3 pcs,. 900 598.49 Liu esuogngn j $7.50 Perfect Oil Heaters........ $4. 87 $3.25 Waterman’s Reflector GAS $ ON 49 HEATERS. ..... Eureka Vacuum Cleaner, Brass and Enamel Beds we White Enamel Iron $7.98 plete. . ....--998.00 Italian Oak Suits, 3 pieces.......$160 $89.74 Brown Oak Suits, 3 pieces...... . 220 119.89 CT Amer.Walnut Comb. Suits, 3 pes. 275 169.80 Lincledin Biase Cloths Italian Oak Suits, 4 pieces....... 200 110.49 $2.25 incarbetss ete. ae 1,127 Coal Ranges Walnut Comb. 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Sprin $14 Metal Springs, $18 Metal Spring $20 Metal Springs prings. $525,700 ot Bedroom Suits Que:n Anne Bedroom Suits, American Walnut Finish (3 pieces), con- sisting of Dresser, Chifforette and Full Size Bow-End Bed. Regular Price $160.- bs Walnut Finish Suits, 3 pieces. . Colonial Style Suits, 4 pieces Venetian Gray Enam. Suits, 4 pe 1200 REFRIGERATORS bere Lift liar White $32.00 pelreae louse, White Enamel! Lined. . $40.0) Side lcers, White Enamel Lined. All are selected oak—best ine sulation—syphon trap and fully Floor Lamps $25 Mhg. Finish Floor Lamps, complete.with 517 Dining Room Suits American Walnut Combination Suits (3 Pieces) eee Oe Balvate xtension Table. Serving Table and C Match Sold Separately. 0 boa Og See Our Advertisements in The Globe, Mail, Sun, Tele- gram and Journal for other istic EES 2.98 | bee -. bargains, Open Special! 9x12 9 to 5. 5.30 Axminsters Saterday El Evenings Until 9.30 NEWARK, N. J. 49-51 Market Street Mersey Paez Ludwig Ba Baumanis| wa Since the beginning of this gigantic event we estimate that we have delivered fur- niture and home-furnish~ ings into over 2,500 homes opened over 1,500 new ac- $ 5.98 counts and have disposed He of over a.half million dol- + 10.74 lars worth of high-grade . 11.98 merchandise. 3-Piece Bed Outfit Cansisting of . $11.89 23.98 pe veeeee 27.50 $9,750 of Curtains and Draperies $8.00 Marquisette Pane! $2.50 Couch Pillows $4.25 Table Runner: $2.00 Ruffle Curtains. $9.50 Tapes Couch Cover. 5.75 -35 Cretonnes, per yd... .29 {$6.00 Scotch Curtains, pair 3.65 China Closet Tena’ | | 4.89 Regular price, $200. Regular Sale $357,800 of RUGS ( Regularly $55.00, 7.49 A remarkably fine rug at 20 low a price VAL ARMLA AL ELEALE HILL