The evening world. Newspaper, October 10, 1922, Page 13

is Family Has a Writer nd She Wins a Ford Car & Ivy Ostrow’s First Y.for a “What Did You e”” .Prize, and She ded the Big One. “ee Ivy Ostrow of No. 625 Bram- Jersey. City, was a shalred, detormined little git of ghe has been, writing pieces & for pubjication, But no one, 4, wanted the things that Ivy hough in the ten years since Ivy is twenty-one now— ‘written thousands of things ‘stories, essays, fiction, scen- nd, maybe, a play or two. va single thing was accepted ted until ent in a little contribution to What Did You See To-Day?” if The Evenitig World, sent only one. Ivy owns a Ford automobile. fing at his best,never got more pra for-a etory than Ivy re- for hers in the prize awarded by The ‘Evening World for ly” printed yesterday. had just got up when an Eve- World reporter calleq this morn- venue, ing to tell her about her good fortune. “Oh! I knew I'd land some time she shouted, and her mother, Mrs, Pearl Ostrow, came running down- stains to see what the excitement was about. Ivy seemed to think of “Who picked it out? suddenly, meaning who decided her story deserved the prize for the day. ‘The reporter told her it was chosen by a member of the staff who was considered one of the greatest repor- ters in the country. mony “Oh, I'm happier over that than over winning the Ford!" said Ivy, clapping her hands, and she showed it. "Just think, mamma, a really good writer—everybody know@ thought it was good! You know I ought to keep on writing now!"" So it seems that among other things the “What Did You See To- day ge has encouraged. and helped some one worth while toward the attainment of a life-long ambi- tion. 3 However, Ivy is only twenty-one, and, naturally, all her thoughts are not centred on writing alone, She had a thought for the car, too. ‘when can I get it?” she asked. “any time,’ said the teporter. “Good!” said Ivy, turning to her broth Max, and addressing him. “Now I've got a car of my own, you won't have to drive me, and (thfs with the finality of a pronouncement) —and I can go where I please, whon- ever I please.” And no one sald a word, Here is Ivy's prize-winning story: DADDY. 1 had just alighted from a Plainfield car when a little boy of about three years of age ran up to me and unsolicited said: “I'm waiting for my daddy. He works. on the big choo-choo.”” 1 patted him on the head and asked him where he lived. He fed to a house a block distant, and after a moment | went on. An hour later, on my way back, 1° saw a group of people in front of the house. Upon inquiring of SHOEMAKER, LEGISLATOR AND GOVERNOR William Claflin 1818-1905 Born to inherit his father’s large boot and thoe manufacturing business, William Claflin chose to commence at the shoe- maker's bench, Though elected to honor after honor — legislator, lieutenant-gov- emor, governor, congressman —he was always proud to be, as he said, “a mem- ber of a worthy craft with the finest of traditions.” The only company in this country that grows its own rub ber in any consid= erable quantity. OF UNITED bp... ain Anan An ain ai a ar ~~~ ~~ Ask your Shoe Repairman for _U.S.Spring-Step Rubber Heels ERHAPS not oneshoe wear-" . erin a thousand ever realizes how quietly his shoe repairman shoulders the responsibility for thé quality of everything that goes in- to a repair job ona pair of shoes. You know how the thing is done, You hand your shoes to the shoe repairman on the way to work— and say “I want them back tonight.” It ought to make a man proud of his fellow citizens to think how _the typical shoe repairman up- holds the highest quality stand- ards in such a casual transaction. e * * .His attitude on the matter of rubber heels is a case in point. On the one hand are many different makes of everyday rubber heels. ‘ On the other hand is the U.S. STATES ‘HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER one of the women standing there | was told that the man of the NOTICE! MOTHERS OF SCHOOL CHILDREN AND BUSINESS GIRLS erald’s Hair Soap For two generations (the only Medicated © has kept the hair of Y | class of school ohildves 0 in contact with dunt, Inds of people (on the ¢ piace, of employment), ny, fo ff} thought immediately went back t to the scene of an hour ayo. the en and can be arranged tm washing. 260 at druggists or mi Pp Ci s.cce? 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This company is not only the world’s oldest,and largest rubber organization, but it is the only one in this country that grows its own rubber in any considerable quantity. - > 2 @m 2 2 @oaea > a> 2» You see, then, how inevitably the shoe repairman with quality standards uses U. S. Spring-Step Rubber Heels—on his quality jobs. In U. S. Spring-Step appear- ance, wear and comfort on the foot, he finds the reflection of his own feeling of responsibility to his customers. . CORD TIRES Yo, Toy. © MIONALS ‘Outlet Near Sixt! Wednesday is Dollar Day eC ae he, NATION «49 enie5es 4 THS # mgandle Womens Bx tra “ Size “Viress of good quality gingham. 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