The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1922, Page 14

‘ ‘ j THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1922. HALT SPEEDING AUTO, MOTHER INSPIRED ‘The Belmar Hotel was moved trom | Woman, 84, Climbs Hig h ‘Peak FIND LOAD OF ALCOHOL| WAVE, SAYS MARCEL, |Pladsnhia to tn place any reara With Two Friends, 63 and 68) worst wer] eee Given In-|orado Commonwealth Bullding at the MIDDLETOWN, N, ¥., Oct. 13.—A ute ae »nnial Exhibition tn 1876, high-powered’ car hurrying along the!‘ {ties, Including Lucien Dio Mrs. Denniston Hikes to Top of Point Peter, Above] roa Monroe yesterday was held of Comme seventy-year-ol) Franc an Wr " e up by State troopers for reckless driv: ae fe y ae tek’ Delaware Valley. I and search ie ald to have ro.| Yentor of the hale wave known by sal ‘ Horlicks : PORT IJBKVIS. N. Y.. Oct. 13.—Mrs. Marietta Denniston, eighty-four. [vealed fifty gallons of alcohol in the| 8M throughout the world. Byt Mar- ' he ORIG f ‘ Of Elizabeth, set a new record yesterday by climbing to Point Peter, the top| tonneau consigned to this elty cel Insisted on sharing the honor of the 5 Malted Milk Safe West 34th Street—Thru to 35th Street Of one of the twin mountains overlooking this city, She made the trip with| Occupants of the car were William and ete bit his Wor ee It was bey Sea ill Mrs. Hanah Pierce, y-elght, of Cornwall, and Mra, Laura Pierce, aixty-] Lewis Marietta, father nnd son, of No, | Teall’ aatded mee ‘eh oo perfect three, of Matamora, 1 1130 Florence Avenue, Brooklyn. and| (he MUmMlAtime | Ne Ms the hal While Point Peter is no Mont —-—————————— | Saul Barba of No, 98 Mulberry Street, ae ts yagi rieztind possi aon eee ew ro Cc Ss (or iss es; +i i Yew Yo roduce o he heads ‘of othe Blanc, it rises sharply to 600 fect] went up, We came down the drive] New York. n." abore ithe city, and the only rond to] 4nd it wan fine, but tx a° tong walk | Willlam Marfetta, driver of the car, See eee ‘Tre “Food Drink” ter ah oe Ages 5 for reckless driving, father gave ball of $1 is so easy and It takes We did not mjnd tie |’ id as the & the top is tie ekyline drive that wis %@ te misroni mower meus. Quek Langh at Home, Ofice, ud Fine Twills, Chiffon Velvets and Favored Materials pened recentiy, and it means a tri? | journey one hit ach > v1 sees * Quntrog,) Rosntains. Ask for HORLICK'S, Of abdut three and a half miles by] “1 don't seo why more je don't | ane : oe ” ee +: atta ae Aakash aioe rah &r Avoid Imitations & Substitutes Gi this route. take the walk up the mountain top Charmingly Youthful Modes Mrs; Denniston and ber compan-|!f # woman of my Fash Nye ao te ona, however, went up the face younger ean OOK . the mmUniais’ by the winding: par, [e¥eT¥ Gay when Laun home in Elles, -But Recently Designed that has been cut for many J oh i a oy he 100 f thi ag) = for lovers and others, When th | ‘webrate by climbing the mountaly saa. jaa Sat PENNY A POUND PROFIT n Matamoras — party returned from the mounta'n top, Mrs, Denniston enld she was not the least bit fatigued and spoke de Nehtedly of her journe » had At the Very Low Price of Zo - Mra, Denniste with Mrs. Pleres emecaco . § brought back a crooked she had pee AA robin gia sb, found. She said ctitcaco M phuratde TRAGE+MARN “We could have gone ap by aute ‘ bing hi == mobile tf we had wanted to, other folks do. That would For National Candy Day— Saturday easter, but want the “Of course, it was prett a un F some places, but we ma to fol. | pedigreed can! ¢ himself low the trail 4 did not ston | has » dow," eines > i Adi Fs a eal ag did not ston |r be ll cue 4 i a “ pup he Oc | OBER 14th 1] 922 So youthtully smart and charming—so very down the way we vom ee ’ new and individual—with just the right dash of sophistication added by their new long lines and graceful drapes. You'll just ador* them at first sight. Duplicating models you have seen at more expensive shops on Fiftl Avenue. EMEMBER the folks at Home—whether in city or country. Parcel Post Orders taken today should be delivered within a distance of 200 miles on Saturday. Remember them with Candy. 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