The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1922, Page 19

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1922. ive mo for not saying before that I] street he ae one of the trol- ley oars of a hat runs three , miles to York * * About et. one hour la’ witnessed the am very, very thankful to The Eve- gentleman's return. He still car- to the] ning World.” ried the big pan, but the potatoes | f 19- “125 West | West 24th Si St. ¥ were nicely peeled. © * © They * Mie really are a devoted ‘couple, but | is lear Sixth Avenue, New York oO I ft very day, and de Bright Little Girl Earns **A-Ford-a-Day’’ Prize Car’, — os © been # boy, mber that The story with which Dorothy won pit}a Ford Car conformed to every re- an run quirement, She told WHA hap- y in this ne ened and WHERW it lmppened, Dorothy Young Js a Good , om i f to the school] Further, as you will seo, her letter ¢ 4 “ w and then to ask them] had the additional merit of novelty: Reporter and Can Put © to keep her away from the While sitting on our front porch lwo and Two Together.” flying rings and the horizontal bars." in North High Street, Mount ‘Then Miss Dorothy had a few q Vernon, | was, to say the ‘least, tions. to usk about tho Ford. What] gurprised to eee one of the kind of a Ford?) What sort of equi ment? How and when would it be d livered? And about the competitio’ onearm, He Who did the work? How many lc 9 thi te -himect? ae ‘he ters a day? Was it bard work? Ratha feet cot th Wasn't it fun? The reporter could not answer one In ten of this livelY young woman's queries. When his own time came to interrogate, he learned that Daddy “We alf are,’ said Mrs, Young. they do have “words” once in a a (WEHESE BARGA aie: WILL ov did he beoorne Ramouar’ 24 EXTRAORDINARY SPECIALS By risking his life while the foo 14 Each and every one offering Imcomparable Values. Don’t migs this Feast of Bargains, killer wasn't looking.” ms see what ——_—— : Come see or your-elf. They are all National’ $s Overstock. a u Save [ PS ENE ED : Embroidered Wool Fur Trimmed -Fur Trimmed The Byening World reporter who went up to Mount Vernon yesterday 4 to-fnd Dorothy Young of No. ‘treet and brealk, the or Miss Young was Car winner in this at Did You See To Day?" competition, found the Young house without any difficulty, but had to edge his'way through a porch filled with girls of twelve or fourteen whe é Young is an artist, that Dorothy at- P i Co. M C ts were busy with knitting needles and tends a private ‘school and that every : ‘ola re ats All Wool 8 isses’ oa | rn, ; evening Dorothy and her brother Jim 5 > Wis si chi weak Bolivia and is a modest brick, half 4 * have to 1 father everything they ’ Misses’ Coats of All Polatre Coat, neatly embroidered with tay trous silk, full tned Velour Coats Many, gith, Mor, Cet- od pretty street lined with have observed during the day. Out murmuring The reporter wat of this custom was born their great admitted by. Mrs. Young, She admitted interest in the “What Did You See?" that her name is Dorothy, but when Eris page. she was told about the Ford car and : In the midst of the interview the winning letter she exclaiméd, “Oh, but that wasn't one of mine— every member of the family has been writing letters to the ‘What Did You See?’ page—that one is little Doro- think of your kid sister now?” thy's. Just a minute, and I'll call Then, to the reporter: “Please for- Mer.” Miss DOROTHY YOUNG... And Dorothy came, one of the kids the reporter had seen on the porch commanded, ‘They won't believe ae eo es | Wool Polaire, Collar of | Kid, Couey or Beavers ette, Belted all around. Lined throughout with Venetian. One of (he many at this price, Brother Jim came home. He was told the good news. He gasped and grinned, D6rothy gave him a slap on the back and said, “What do you A “young woman" of twelve, aptly|it."” When it was “sald again,’ GOOD for Crepe de Silk Canton described by her admiring but not al- the crowd out. o Chine Dress ways roving mother as “all arms he family," Mrs, Young sald Crepe Dress Chain stitched ret | hi e S 5 : broidery trim, nl Ltda Y ay Silk "Tatteea te SAE } cet) “ “| as fect neck and sleeves. JB | a czampte ‘or the panels, Sil love 7 Elastic waistband fin wes ° 08 “consists of my husband, James; on Kiddies was told the good news |son, James jr., seventeen, Dorothy : as reluctant to believe} and myself, We have been interested she sald, “what 1] in the ‘What Did You See?’ page from ONSUMERS Convinced finally, she} the beginning, and among us have this? A jok “Say it again. Mister Reporter," “except Dot, who said she just knew the front porch again, Uke Engine een," sald Dorothy. 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