The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 12

ALIENIST LOSES MIND WHILE ON HONEYMOON | Dr. Bunta Now Confined in Ho: i pital Over Which He Formerly | Had Charge. CHICAGO, Neo. 3—Dr. Emit Bunta former head of the insanity divi 3 US BL “TREATED BY MOTHER Sight Suddenly Returns to Child After Four Years of Life in Tot al Darkness. | < hares, Dr. | @ Was married on Saturday to Mias OU can measure KELLNER PRICES by the value your dollar buys here. G Our business policy for 25 years insures you betrer QUALITY better SERVICE SATISFACTION. “Lcan fe, mamma!” #aid Gene. | vieve King, eleven-yaar-old daughter Jof Mr. and Mrs, Jobn J. King of No. 4 Twenty-second Street, Irvington, N. J, to her mother vesterday, The |mother could hardly believe tt was ond ean nee plainiy move lesting *,"° said Mrs. King ve Was sent home from school four years ago by the medical Inspector, with instructions that she bo treated for a pink eye. She rapidly grew worse and two months later be- came totally blind, Physicians’ treat ment seemed to have no effect. “She had been nervous before her affliction and the death of a younger jnister, her sole playmate, brought grief from which she never recoveres, In fact, T think that was in a measure [responsible for the blindness, An lolder sister also died and this ead. denod her still more ‘She began to show improvemont when I massaged her eyes with bo- racic acid, witch hazel and water. For five months [ have continued this constantly. To-day I wished to get a bill changed and she asked if she might do the errand. I waa afraid to let hor go out alone, but she insisted. Jn a few moments she returned, She ran swiftly across the room and flung herself into my arms with the cry: ‘I jean see, mamma,'” The girl said she groped her way downstairs and upon the walk, “when suddenly everything was light in front of me and I could see, and ran back to mamma. My eyes do not hurt ne ut the back of my head aches | awfully." | Sho will return to school soon |RAT POISON FUMES KILL | STEAMSHIP. CARPENTERS | others Who Go to T Go to Their Rescue Are in a Very Critical Condition, | ROSTON, Nov. %—Three carpggiers | lost their lives riay after ini ng | jfumes from 1s with which the| | Leyland Line mship Devonian was fumigated yesterday in an effort to terminate rate. Three others, members| jof the same working squad who went to| | thelr rescue were overcome. Hopital jphystotans said their condition was serious, O. Wiltam E. Sterling and Dante! Demp- Chippendale Bedroom Suite in American Walnut—4 picees $122 The 5 rooms completely furnished will prove interesting and instructive. HE wisdom of our ancestors in es- tablishing a policy of making clothes that were bound to bulld a name for supreme quality is reflected in our display of Fall and Winter over- coats for Men and young men. That policy never has been changed, never tampered with. It was sound in principle, successful in operation. It applies to-day as unwavering as it always has, and is the foundation on which is built the superstructure of our phenomenal growth. BROKAW BROTHERS sey; frat to enter the hold. died on the deck of the steamer after being brough 1457-1463 BROADWAY |Our by members of the Devonian's. crew | aring Improvised gas masks. William! ang and ied Inter | AT FORTY-SECOND STREET + of one af the vietima, hospital | the International SPEAR Seni aiaain ae , Pe win — OS 00S (0 Sno 0S ALL THE MUSIC OF WRG ALL THE WORLD | 50 | | Records £55 $5 A MONTH EASY Everyone—thims VICTROLA XI $100 We have Victrolas for everyone different styles, with $5 in Victor different finishes, different prices, different 2 Records ($108 terms to meet every desire. | $5 A MONTH Special Quick Deliveries if Desired VICTROLA XIV $150 Victrola and Record Catalogs Mailed on Request ( CHICKERING WAREROOMS | | with $15 in Vietor Records ($165 $10 A MONTH SEVENTH FLOOR Lord & Taylor Store FIFTH AVENUE 38TH STREET oe 0 0S 000 0 o 39TH STREET OS 09 S00 S00 SS 09) 0 0 0 SS 0 So OE THE EVENING WORLD, FR: DAY, NOVEMBER 38, 1916. The World's 8 Open Saturday Largest Tailors Qt—r-yeySpgy Eve. Till 10 P.M. NEW YORK —-BRONX-————- BKUOALYN——INNEW JERSEY Greatest Tailoring Sale In the History of This Business! Begins Tomorrow, Saturday in all our 27 Stores, and continues For Eleetion Week Only We have planned to make this the banner event of our career and are offering the greatest tailoring opportunity you have ever shad. $95.00 SUITS--3Pieces or Fall or Winter Overcoats =— = Made to Your Measure——= Satisfaction Guaranteed For many months we have been preparing for this gigantic Sale on we know that there will be a tremendous response. Never before have men had a chance like this to have high-grade, up-to-the-minute, satisfaction-guaranteed clothes made to their measure at such a wonderful saving. 175,000 Yards of Suitings and Overcoatings have been purchased specially for this sale, Every man will find exactly what he wants, because every new weave, coloring and design is here in great variety. All the Newest Models All Work Is Done in Days of Sale in Suits and Overcoats Saturday. oo... Nov. ath Our Daylight Factory Monday... +... Nov. 6th . . from the conservative for Tuesday Nov. 7th | under our direct supervis- men of quiet taste to the Wednesday.... Nov. 8th ion, so you are assured of perfect satisfaction in fit, tailoring and finish. — Don’t Miss This Money Saving Event With the rapidly rising prices of materials you may never have a chance like this again. sizves| Ritchie & Cornell a Sat. ti 00 6 NEW YORK CITY STORES 1387 Broadway, bet, 37th and 38th Ste 1945 Broadway, bet. 65th and 66th Sts 251 Eighth Avenue, 4258 Third Avenue, Near (23d Street E91 Eaghth Ave, Bet. 43d & 44th Ste {S31 Eaghth Ave., Une oor above |dotn 155 Wilbam Street, Corner Ann Street 1814 Third Avenue, Near 85th Street, 149 West 26th Street, Mai! Order Dept | YONKERS STORE— 105 New M, Nov. 9th . 10th Vth Thursday Friday Saturday dash and go models young fellows are here. for a STORES IN Tt IN THE BRONX 08 East 149th Street, Near Third Avenue et Avenue, Near 163d Street. 6 STORES aay 254 Berea | 1370 Broadway, Neat Gates Avenue. 100 La way, One block from Flushing Ave. ain Ste, Two Great Merchants Choose Rexo Cameras WO great merchants, —probably the greatest re- tailers of photographic supplies in the world, have found in Rexo cameras a new degree of perfec- tion and their stores have become headquarters for Rexo products. These merchants are Chas. G. Willoughby, Broadway 9 11th Street Herbert and Huesgen Co., 18 East 42nd Street These merchants are holding daily exhibits of Rexo Cameras, Rexo Paper and Rexo Film. They are recom- mending them to amateur photographers— because of the ease with which excellent results can be obtained—if Rexo products are used. Rexo Cameras are built with painstaking eare—and each ine strument is guaranteed optically perfect. The lenses used are of high grade and finely adjusted, Yet the prices of Rexo Cameras are only from $6 to $66. Many other merchants besides these two great retailers are selling Rexo Cameras. You should call and see tem. Manufactured by Barkes James Chicago and New York Stern Brothers West 42nd and 43rd Streets An Early Season Opportunity: Men’s Suits & Overcoats TO-DAY AND SATURDAY at $22.50 Regular Va'ue $30.00 Ts SUITS are the very latest in style, com- prising two and three button models. Every garment sewn with silk and strictly hand tailored; quarter and full lined. The materials provide cassi- meres, cheviots and worsteds in fancy and neat mixtures, desirable plain blue and black included. ® Sizes 33 to 46 chest; all proportions. Ts OVERCOATS are button through and fly-front conservative Chesterfield models, in black and Oxford; velvet and self collars; full silk lined. Fancy mixtures in cheviots and tweeds, quarter silk lined; belted, pinch-back and box models. Sizes 34 to 46 chest; all proportions. KAVA UAMALCVIUL, ARONA AARNE OER emo : | Soe] id Open Saturdays POLAR A Wee Our Liberal Crean HD Until 10 P.M. oo & Terms Apply Alse 7 Hh Ge'Clock Le ee AN | a Connecticut ~§ 2) i Special J 5 This Week 4 This Week Alex. Smith's Katenab Seamless Velvet Rugs, 9x12 § IS @ i | ca 98 & 4 WE PAY FREIGHT AND | fi @ 4. APIECE EK ADAM PERIOD BEDROOM SUITE IN ANTIQUE IVORY beautifully carved an! finshed, cons sting of SOE TNO I SHC OA OL ces eee an TIES & | _ a | a o $ 9 25 50 Can be purchased separately B'Ave.Con.84"Sr, lcustienneieinme an, a