The evening world. [volume], March 01, 1920, Final Edition, Image 8

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BOY LEAPS IN RIVER
10 ESCAPE POLICE;
HELD AS BURGLAR
rg'rffei and
marked "Consigned
S&vd After Swimming Rlnck
and Held With Two Others
hi Silk TlieftPlot.
THE EVENING .ggfi M 10 g& Mr TOWTO
it-
tip In the Wt 7tb fltrMjt station
on a charge of nttempUM burglary,
The police nay they confeectrd.
raM-IIraUiintr Hospital HnUr n
3,(M0,MM Fnn.l.
The New Vork lot-Urucluato Metl
JonJ Heliool And ilonplta, wlvloh nlnee
Uio elimination of Vienna, Ijomlon
end Ilerlln as centre of medical re
enroll lin 1)(koiio tliu world's rank
Inff Inqllt utlon devoted to teaching
ana renearcn in applied medicines
yesterday announce A campaign to
ralfe during the next three month
$2,000,000 as nn endowment fund.
CUX robberies have beea o nutn-
;jerotis on the Jersey Central pi or at
Urt Mot ot Wwit tlst Street that
abjut a rH a the railroad dtee.
Uvea net a trap to catch the thieve.
tfSvreral empty car were left on a
!V'flot toother with ope eontalnlwr
Velours oontplououaly
to John Wana-
Cetefitlvea bad watohed the can
rila;t and day aad yesterday after-
noeri they tax; three youth ap
Jptoachtnk. The latter were Identi
fied afterward as James Hoollhan,
ivantv.ofce. No. 612 Went Forty-
, IVIKrVU Mil LIJ, M J -
l'otk, 'No. 8?5 Wert trtleth Street.
an4 Daniel Carrlpin, thirteen. No.
!8H West forty-eighth Street.
All throe nut as Detectives Martin
.Ualley and Mark. A. Fallon started"
1imn A h(it from Vol.
oa'a rtvolrSr caused, two of the
TjVWlW. v r
Ufea pier to a coke of loe, wluoh
broka up under the Impact ot 111
ibody. Ho Bwam to the 40th Street
.pier, where he gTaJrpcd, a t- aupporu
I Iieavlbr Malloy! with drawn ro-
1 VeJrer to uard the other youths, tfal-
k ran to 40th Street, accumpanlod
by PolKjeman Oeorgo Patton of tflo
Vfsi 37th .Street atatlon. who' had
bean attracted by the shot, ifbollhan
was almost exhausted and Just about
i to release bis jfraap oa the pi or sup.
port when he waa fished up with a
li aoai nooa. xi e iosi conacicramioaa
thllill teJAAKA I 1 I ..... I
wtiero he Is In a nerlbna condition,
tlie two other youfba rre looked
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Borden's Bottled Milk
The Economical Food
Ever since way buck in the 80R
Borden's Bottled Milk haa insured
New York people the most in qual
ity milk for the lowest possible
pricu.
On February .lot,, we put into effect drastic cuts in
prices. To-lny, you buy Borden milk, chock full of
Borden quality, for less than you can buy any other
quality milk.
When you buy milk, think of quality first. Buf
don'l overlook the fact that price counts.
Borden's Grade B
Bottled Milk
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63 Vesey St., New York
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, DIAMOND IMPORTERS
17ft NASSAU SlK
la VNEW yorkI city hall
ESTADLISHeO IS70
ORANGE PEKOE TEA
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When you ask for TEA from the
GROCER or WAITER
Black, Mixed or Natural Green Preserved and sold
only in Sealed Packets
Prices Plainly Marked For Your Protection
SUNDAY MOULD IV ANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS
, FRANKLIN. SIMON '
Individual Shops for Boys
An Institution PFhose
: ' Constitution is Quality!
HERE' are four Individual Shops for boys. They are
separate in operation, but joined in co-operation.
They sell different merchandise but use only one set
of ideals. They voice different needs, but speak only one
language, the language of quality.
TAKE, for example, our Wearmoor Clothes for Boys. The
fabrics are all-wool, of course, but we do not stop at that.
ks
They must also conform to
viceability.
the standards of Wearmoor ser-
i
AND whether it is a Norfojk Suit, a Raglan Coat, or a Box
k. back model,t every stitch of it is designed and tailored
according to our own exacting WcarmooYspecifications.
AS for style
the real
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le, eacn season it is tne individual nops tnat do
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creative work in evolving models and setting new
examples for the" town.
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AND no shop has a deeper sense of its responsibility to the
T- mothers and fathers who pay the bills.
W ? invite you Madam, and your Boy(
to call and see thet Spring Exhibits of
Boys' Clothes, Shoes, Furnishings, Hats
FIFTH FLOOR
jfranfelm Simon
Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets
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Will An Out -of-Date Custom
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.Deprive You of New Orleans'
Greatest Food This Spring
inrl Summ'prP
QJLJa.0. hf .JL JL M.M. JL Jl WX.
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T is interesting, the wav certain
customs of a Nation are started
then changed. Up to fifteen years
ago molasses was considered a "win
ter food." Why? For no other reason
than the fact that molasses was always
sold from barrels.
. No matter how much the old fojks
of fifty years ago yearned for molasses
the year 'round, they had to wait for
a cold snap to get it. Simply because
it "came in barrels."
In the fall and winter the cool weather
permitted molasses in barrels to "keep." But
in spring and summer the heat caused it to
sour, so folks were forced to stop buying it.
And then the feeling sort of went 'round
that molasses was a "winter food."
Under the same marketing conditions, the
same thing would have happened to any
other good food.
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TWENTY years ago a change started in the
marketing of molasses. Penick & Ford,
Ltd. the largest molasses people in the world
canned it so that it would keep regardless
of weather conditions no matter how high
the temperature cared to go.
Today people everywftereare eating
;penicfc & Ford's brer RABBIT Molasses in
the middle of the summer the same as on
the coldest day of January.
BRER RABBIT is i-eaNew Orleans Molasses,
is put up in New Orleans in the world's larg
est and most sanitary molasses establishment
equipped with special machinery for the
canning of BRER RABBIT.
The. can of BRER RABBIT you get, from
your grocer in mid-summer is as clean and
fresh as sweet and as pure ds the BRER
RABBIT you buy in winter. Each can of
BRER RABBIT Molasses js handled and sealed
air-tight by the most modern methods.
BRER RABBIT Molasses is no more a "winter
food" than wheat or meat or butter or sugar
is. In fact, both molasses and sugar come
from the same product Sugar Cane.
The sugar shortage taught thousands and
thousands of people to me GOLD LABEL BRER
RABBIT Molasses instead of sugar in cooking
and baking.
B'
IRER RABBIT Molasses is not a Suear
substitute. It contains a lar&e per
centage of real cane sugar and is a natural
sweetening practically sugar itself.
For table use as a spread on pancakes,
biscuits, waffles, on bread for children get
GOLD LABEL BRER RABBIT.
TFor'cco'king7 baking' and candy making,
GREEN LABEL BRER RABBIT is xnore satis
factory than sugar. Besides its sugar value,
it imparts it$ delicious and natural real New
Orleans Molasses flavor and has unusually
good baking qualities.
No Deposit $1 0 per Month I
1 Bedroom Suiteat Amazing Bargain $195 I
This four-piece bedroom suite
in White Knamel or Ivory Is
offered for a ljmited time at
$105.00. The drawer work i ex
cellent nnd the design, as you see,
is very beautiful.
Dresser is 42 inches long and
with its cane-panelled back nnd
30-inch mirror is a worthy com
panion piece to the handsome
chiffonier, which is 32 inches in
length, with a 20-inch mirror.
The dressing- table is 81 inches
long an1 has three mirrors, two
of which ori movable. The four
foot six Inch bed is cane-panelled
at head and foot and is uniform
In beautiful design with the other
pieces.
For a limited time you can get this four-piece bedroom tat at $105.00
and you nood not pay a penny depoiit. Small payment of $10.00 a
month will make thia set your.. Put your credit to work for your
home. Stop in and let uthow you thia set and other fUrnUhlngt for
every room in your horn.
COWPERTHWAIT &-SONS
"Oldest Furniture House in America"
3rd Avenue Two 193-205 Park Row
nnd 12l8t St. Stores at Chatham Sq.
WORLD
O IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE
R WHAT A'OV NEED A WORLD
L "WANT? WILL GO AND FIND IT
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The "Milled-in-Oil" Tooth CleaMer.
Removes Tartar Strengthens Gums
Protects Enamel
The remarkable ingredients which accomplish
these phenomen.il results are White Russian Oil
and i finely pulverized non-abrasive brushing
compound. These two elements are milled to
gether so that every 'atom of polishing agent l
impregnated -Willi nn atom of oil, which ft carries
into the minutest crevices of the teeth and under
the overlapping portions of the gums. This oil
penetrates hardened turtnr deposits, softens them
and frees them from the teeth. It lubricates teeth,
keeps them clean for the future, ft massages
gums to healthy hardness over teeth free from
Pyorrhea and disease germs. It protects enamel
from being scratched. Ask your druggist for the
"Mllled-ln-OU" tooth cleanser Chlorox In the
blue and white checkered tube.
SbW Everywhere Every Drug Store tn New York Mailt.
NULYNE LABORATORIES, Jack.on, Michigan.
MYSTIC CREAM
Makes the Skin like Vcivot
The "original non-greasy Vanishing Cream,"
and conceded by all who use it "the best at any
price."
After 'washing, while hands are wet, apply a
little and note its marvelous effect how soft and
' smooth it leaves the roughest skin. Your best aid
to a good complexion.
All good druggists and department
stores' sell it, or send !)2c. direct for lurge
2 or. jar.
MYSTIC CREAM CO.,
Middlttown, N. Y.
Wsrks like Witchcraft
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Boys' and Children's Haircutting Shop Fifth Floor
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