The evening world. Newspaper, July 31, 1913, Page 7

Va » TOSAY THEY KL - DOCTORS DECLARE Dr aha in Is About All the ‘Harm Possible, Except They | Are Real Bad Ones, NO TYPHOID CARRIERS. Their Cousin, the Oyster, | | © ‘Needs More Watching, Says | © Board of Health Expert. ‘New York physicians, the Boan of Health ana diet experts hold a briet | or the clam—ittlenecked and otherwise Neaked—in spite of the report from Stamford, Conn., to-day, that Dr.| ‘Walter E. Reynard, a young physician of that city, dies from poisoning caused by eating the popular shell-fish. Dr. A. R. Stern of 4 Weat Eighty- @eventh street, who, with Dr. Robert | Morris, went to Stamford in an effort @ save the young doctor's Hfe and | ae pl page to-day that, efter a hard work, there 4a nothing quite Be an order of Uttle necks to atart @ dinner, “You'd have to make a chemtcal Gnalyais of every clam you eat to make Sure that it was perfect,” tie va:d laugh- ingly, “but I'm willing to take my chances. Bad clams thers are, of course, Just as there is bad food of all kinds, But clams, as clams, are all right.” The statistics of the Board of Health |, bear out Dr. Stern's faith, for in the last eix months in Manbattan. which in-| cludes the lobster belt, in Brooklyn and in Queens, onty six persons died from | \® * Ptomaine poisoning, an avera: : co one f] death out of every 6,000,000 sina ¥ month; and this, o Board of Health ex. % pert pointed out, probably was caused + by eating canned food. | Dr. Biauvelt, assistant sanitary au- Derintendent of the Board of Health, . y "aa amazed when the question of the pi tg virtues was raised. “I'd like a! few now off the » tom” he sald, “and no questions One of Dr. Lederie’s assistants pointed ut why the clam is the least nae ous of “The oyster,” he explained, “1s watched | e Health Board be wause of the menace of typhoid in it— @ is @ typhoid carrier, though we have it mow under fairly good control. Ae! oe the clam, we have to exercise only ordinary precautions that we use re- garding all food in the summer time— typbold carrier and fet @ disease breed: ee when alive. “However, clams are not the beat food in the worid. They are indigestible in many cases and produce stomach aches in plenty, and these stomach en, even by some} Poisoning. \But | And at the wholesale markets the re- ort is: Clams in plenty, fresh, and the rices low. eee KILLS SELF AS BROTHER DID. Nathan Lancat inhi israel, who in-| shaloa rs and left word that he “want- Nathan Lancut killed himeeif ‘o, 404 Kast Ninth street. ig body was found this morning. Nathan was a prosperous barber at No, 1613 St. Nicholas avenue. The man had prepared for his exit with the me most deliveration. je it~ tached to the gas fixture, had veo fastened to his mouth by adhesive tape, and all the crevices in the room closed by the same material. A note addres#ed to Lancut’s brother- (ne law, Pincus Hirschborn, No. 1% Broome street, asked him to take care of the suicide’s children, who are In @ Hebrew institution, © fe | | GRAND RAPIDS | @ | ls = =I FURNITURE coawn ty A RR Purchase of $50 IT TERMS; 3h 50 | 7109 5°" '75 | 10 150 A WEEK OPENS $ AN ACCOUNT Saturday Evenings 106th St, “L” Station at corner FISHER Bros. COLUMBUS AVE BET.103 &104 ST Of pest Bune Q Tailored Skirts to-order $4 98 For Material and peep’ . If you were to to your tailor with your material and ask r an estimate the’ ma making oft the ‘Kirt, he would most likely charge you what we ch: for the entire skirt. To- w we are offering a inducement—you select the material and we will take your measurements for the skirt, and you can rest assured that you will have « Perfectly fitted - bg materials are hair lined striped suitings. 1,00 Silk Raine at 49. xa, | oplins, 69C " ne gard wie mie aston, | mek Zatti Na tik Sgy, Rave "aster in various etal lect, in ine large sesort- no” @inl the assctneiea the Fleer. aus Women’s White Canvas Shoes,pr. $2.59 Regular Value - - © © = «= = = 03.50 Phe shoe that en Kt gl comfort, coolness and style to fo Me wearer the wns canvas shoe. 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A thirts are coat style, short sleeves or sleeveless; drawers $1 to $2 Athletic Union Suits at 57c Same materials as the se] iieares or sleeveleas, and knee is one of he snost suitable kinds of underwear that men Men‘ s 75c Pure Silk Socks, 29¢ Made of ial fine quality thread silk, with double Black only. Se Silk Socks at l4c Men's Simmer ie Walent Silk Socks, reinforced with ore. Bathing Suits An All-wool Suit uit That Sells ) Regularly aes A 3; Special at at | | $1. 95 All-wool, in popular sweater or jersey weave, in Oxford gi gray and navy blue, trimmed with white, cardi: very serviceable suit. $4.00 Bathing Suits at $2.95 Two-picee suits, of pure worsteds, in the French knit, in navy, Oxford, black and tan, in all "s 98 and 96.50 Bathing Suits at +3. Ob and 04.95. Boys’ Bathing Suits, $1.69 ‘alue 62.50 Two-piece Suits, in ie wool flat knit, in grays and blue shades, made full size. Sizes up to 34. O'Neill's Big Gtore for Ded and the Bers. 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