The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1913, Page 8

{ |.5000 AS A TORCH 17 INTHE DARK , Mosquito Hound Eats Millions of the Pests In the Marshes } of Jersey. \ GOR, where, ob, where is my little dog { gone? @h, where, oh, where can he be? Wh yoodse, &i yoodle, yo-lee-yea, kiiyah!” @e eang J. Henry Pfiffer in merry @s he gazed on the correspondence fanded in his Nutley office to-day, “That'e whet they'l! al! be singing J“ eal@ Mr. Pfiffer, “and the an- $2 obvious. He'g gone to the bench Ghow of the Vegetarian Dog Owners’ in Medison Bqtare Garden, course, Yesterday I had to get an- stenographer, the correspondence Gust getting away from us. amusing to think that so many « valuable specimens have been hidden from the public. 1¢ has @ most interesting srssion to me. naturelly familiar with all the of the rere cani!, but 1 must that one er two of them actually wR iy Hi MOSQUITO HOUND THRIVES IN SERB! EY. e Jersey City, April 4. “Wothe Reiter of The Evening World: 1 would like to introduce to your the “Jersey meaquito hound.” @iligent and faithful little animal @an be seen any day after the warm weather sets in, crouching low along Boys’ Clothing Department (On the Second Floor) ‘ An =f am ¢ 4 ° Blue Actual Values Models; sizes 8 to 18 years, Actual Values Boys’ Spring Reefers a Blue and Black Ipaes Vial pore. bs ligee Blouses # Blouses, Also Unusually Im sted styles; Actual Values $6.50 to 7.50 i i} | | Boys’ Custom Tailored Suits, t chevrons on sleeves; 2!/2 to 10 years, Actual Value $6.50 Boys’ Furnishings » of Soisette or Madras, Actual Value $1.00 Sadr Blow ith cadet Boys Blouses, saath scarlet collar and cuff, chevron « iat Aetual Value. $135 ; complete assortments of the newest styles in Boys’ Straw, Felt and Cloth Hats at Attractive Prices. the marshes from Jersey City to Hohokus and vicinity, annihilating millions of mosquitoes, as it exhales @ noxious gas through its funnel Shaped snout, thus clearing up the district an he goes along. As to disponition, he is extremely timid, and his food consists chiefly of vegetable growths, such @ cat+ tails, sour grass, dogwood, &c. n readily eee why this Little is an eligible candidate for etarian Dog Owners’ exhibit. RUDE BUETTNBI PUF A VALUAI 1END TO HAVE, To the Kalitor of The Evening World Barnegat, N. J., April 4 1 have no rare dogs of my own, but I have been vastly interested in reading of the rare specimens which have been recently brought to ght through your columns, I have al- Ways taken the greatest interest in many of the specimens of which f have been reading in your columas, and I cannot call to mind now any of them which I am not familiar ‘with. Granite Dipper, a friend of mine, living here, has one of those valuable red pepper pups, and I have Anally overcome his modesty and prevailed upon tim to enter him in the Madi- @on Square Garden Bench Show. The pup, s# his name suggests, is & ‘hunter, and he hunts the red pepper in its wildest state, I did not really know the value, though, of the dog until recently. I went on @ hunting ‘rip with my friend Dipper in the woods beyond Barnegat. We were lost, Dipper just whistled. The pup immediately etarted off and dove into ‘& nest of red peppers. Upon his re- turn, breathless, he was panting, of couree, and at every pant there was @ flash of light. The light he made mulded us out of the darkness and out of the wilderness, I venture to assert that the pup will attract the Greatest attention at the bench show. H. TEE. BAVARIAN BISCUIT HOUND DOES THE FAMILY BAKING. New York, April 4. ‘To the bAitor of The Evening World: May I commend to your attention the Bavarian Biscuit Hound, te- nowned in that far off country as & most useful household pet. This pecullar animal is distinguished from other canines in two remarkable re- spects, One is that it possesses only 4@ single whisker which, however, Protrudes from his upper fp at an extraordinary length and is exceed- ingly rigid as in @ porcupine, The other is an asbestos tail. The busy housewife, having made a datch' Ur Blectits, tarts, ples or other culinary| edtiiies ‘and placed them in the oven to cook, leaves them in charge of this remarkable animal without fear that they will burn, The animal immediately crawis beneath the stove, curls bis tail around the knob of the door and listens. In due time he opens the door, emerges from Deneath the ve and plunges his cingie whisker the biscuits, ples, tarts, &c., or whatever pastry is in the process of baking. If the dough sticks to the whisker the dog. im- mediately closes the door and re- sumes his position beneath the stove. But should the whisker remain clean __THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1918. hearing the warning, returns to the kitchen and rewards the faitful ani+ mal with one of the biscuits, tarts or with from one-eighth to one-quar ter of a ple, &c. This the dog cone sumes ravenously, N, 0, CONNER: sfoilant sound, an in a steam whist! At 6 o'clock, indicating that the cult, pl , are done, He then remover the same with his tail, curling jt around the handle of the pan as in possum, Tho housewife, ! VERY BEST QUALITY EGGS Special Reduction, New Laid, Fancy Selected. Gathered daily from nearby arta: Every egg guaranteed. Sold only in sealed cartons, ADOZ@B........6..6. cee eves eee IONA CORN Guaranteed Sweet and Tender. Special This Week, a Can.......... Vvevenee o_O THE GREAT a ATLANTIC & PACIFIC SUNNYBROOK BRAND BRAND 25° TEA CO. See This Com- plete 4-Room lat Outfit On Our 7th Floor. It is the biggest value you just think. 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Cor. 124th ST. and 3d AVE., New York. ‘STERN BROTHERS are showing very large assortments of the latest models in Misses’, Girls’ and Juniors’ Apparel Including ‘distinctive styles and materials in Misses’ Tailored Suits, Coats, Street and Evening Gowns, Girls’ and Juniors’ School and Dress Coats, Handmade Lingerie Dresses, Party and Afternoon Dresges, of Silk Materials, Laces and Nets Also for To-morrow, an Extraordinary Sale of Misses’ Tailored Suits Entirely New Models, in the most fashionable materials; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, ; at $18.50, 22.75, 29.50, 35.00 Actual Values from $29.50 to 55.00 Misses’ & Children’s Trimmed Hats for Dress and Street wear, including a choice selection of English Tailored Hats and distinctive models from their own workrooms. Also for Saturday, a Special Offering of School and Dress Hats, Actual Value $2.75, at $1.75 Dressland Semi-Dress Hats,“ “ 550," 3,50 West Twenty-third and Twenty-second Streets SUNNYBROOK NY Ton Dewnhall _ Beadwar ~ Sonstfons Ghana Oth Will Offer on Saturday 100 Suits at $20.00 Each Values to $29.75 : Comprising serges, bedford cords and mixtures; an excellent assortment of the most advanced styles and colorings. Alterations free and a perfect fit guaranteed. Big Bargain in Waists at 8c, Values to $1.98 Lingerie, madras and linen; made in tailored and shirt effects; also a variety of lace and embroidery, trimmed | ' ! Unrivalled Millinery Our entirely new assortment of exceptionally smart, at- tractive Hats, some quaint poxes, others sailor. 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Gendarme blue, Nellrose, King Edward, tan and black. $50.00—Value $75.00 taupe, navy, Dressy Street Coats Of moire silk, serges, shepherd checks $19.50 and Bedford cords, effectively trim-{ Value med, and some lined throughout..... $29.60 Fancy Coats for Afternoon, Street or Dressy Wear Pretty color combinations in black satin; also wool eponge and mistral voile. $25.00—Value 839.50 Street &P Touring Coats s Of imported Scotch mixtures and 00 fancy boucle cloths, handsomely lined 35+ throughout. = Nellrose, Copenhagen blue, castor, russet, tan; also white Values $45.00 and $60.00 and $39.50 A Manufacturer’s Sample Line of Ostrich Plumes In a large assortment of novelty and staple clusters, also a great variety of single plumes in a range of the newest colors $1.95 to $20.00 Values $3.00 to $35.00 Ready-to-Wear Hats A new collection of dress and semi-dress hats of fine quality materials and trimmings in ar- tistic and distinctive styles $15.00—Values to $20,00 Smart Untrimmed Hemp Hats In a variety of shapes and colors $1.95—Value 98.00 Materials selectedinour millinery trimming departs ment will be sewed on hats purchased, free of charge (Second Floor) Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. HE Sunday World’s Want Directory makes more “Offers of Positions’’ than any other two mediums in the universe.