The evening world. Newspaper, August 4, 1921, Page 4

5 FEET AND GETS © BUT TINY SCRATCH * Hanging Out Dolly’s Wash ai Moiher’s Side, She Drops— fist | , Clotheslines Save Her. hd i , CHARGED TO WOMAN n Mail JACKSONVILLE ployed ‘ in the West Palm Bench Post » SS Ofice t had for some time urant at Or AS oh ferty sat ont on the fire escape on tlre | * thind floor of No. 1881 Iacific Street Brooklyn, at 10 o'clock this morning, TAttle seven year oid Anna on knitting for her Dolly which lay on | her left arm. | The she observed hos mother doing | B Al tritait & On fome washing and, like mother, like oe ‘i e child, she vowed that she must ward) for Dolly, She washed ald. rosed Dolly's skirts and socks, und) wheh ¥ whe saw her mother leaning out’dt H acs ee A: Spécial Clearance of Knitted Outergarments to begin to~nrorrow (Friday), will offer exceptional ‘values in the following: Women’s and Misses’ Wool Sports Capes i i (light-weight), finished with collar and i border of brushed wool H reduced to $7.90 i ‘ Girls’ Wool Sweaters i the See aati ¢ | (light-weight), im # buttoned coat medei, Anna leaned . with sasht reduced io 95.75 broke ft and bounde Which also broke, and t Struck the open cellar : rested on a peg, wi emashed under her wei, The mother at the window 3 above guve a piercing seren: ®roveht the neighbors fi q house and adjoining tenements. ‘Then little Anna jumped to her feet @nd turning her little face up to the window, cried: “T'm not hurt mama,” | Mrs. McAfferty fell back from the! Window to the kitchen flo sh in bd swoon, and Anna, fighting he such the ranks of solicitous ne all the way ups rs Motte: 's side. Meantime the the neighbors brought ¥ Grady and Phillips to two big cops wiped x from their eyes, then Chiffon Alpaca Wool Sweaters (for Women and Misses), in a simart model with braided girdle, a at the greatly reduced pri Tuxed ce of (Knitted Oulergarments, Third loor) Madison Avenne - Fifth Avene 34th and 35th Streets New fork Sale Also at Sale Also at NEWARK STORE BROOKLYN STORE ‘Broad Street and Fulton Street West Park Near Hoyt West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York Every Summer Dress Must Go! Sensational Season-End Sacrifices Including Values Up to $25! Voiles and Ginghams Formerly Up to $ j $15.00 | 10 Our higher priced Summer frocks in final sacrifice ! selling pr Organdie sand Voiles F sie eA Up to Reductions regardless of former Sport and afternoon models in diverse variety for all tastes Sale Silk Waists Costume Models, Guimpes and Smart Sport Models. Were Up to $5.98 eand cost Nets Hundreds of delightful filmy waists dras Georgettes tically reduced for immediate clearance. Georgette, Crepe de Chines and fine N _ Crepe de Chine, emaontpie and dainty lace trimmed modes! a at ol es Ye, / THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, bah lal 4, \' MURDER AND THEFT In ior ir Hlorita Postin fave | 1921, or the Southeastern ound | ther A ho Sinn CitKe contéabed IN Rar | at Ne fuskdence of J. fH. Chaiber ke reg 0 8 responeible | and that amount stered pack. | says, pector fc he missing money would be stered Monda: ire went to her his men re found unt Id Hulsife ing to the atatemant, that $5,700 of eral hours later This sale presents an unusual oppor- tunity for earl deel isn to secure the new Fall Models at great concessions. We are offering marked reductions from our present price levels, which, considering present day fur market conditions, indicate that our August Sale Prices are lower than will prevail during the coming season. Broadtail Persian Coat Mink Coat Grey American Broadtail Coat, Grey Fox Collat Beaver Coat Natural Otter Coat Mole Coat Civet Cat Ceat $1575.00 1150.60 640.00 550.00 445.00 400.00 195.00 During the first week of this sale we will make to indi- vidual order Alaska Seal Coats and Wraps at the following special prices: 36 inch length 40 inch length 15 inch length $600.00 $645.00 $695.00 Purchases made during this sale will be stored free of charge until November Ist. C. G. Gunther’s Sons 391 FIFTH AVENUE AT 36th STREET Many children innocently cheated out of the very food they need daily Everycne knows that health is the most valuable asset of life. From birth to maturity is the “construction period.” A robust and healthy child wi!l usually develop into a vigor- ous man or woman. But malnutrition will invariably hamper normal growth and when the child reaches maturity he or she is anemic, poorly nourished and liable to disease. Many children today are innocently cheated out of the very foods they need. Some parents, either through lack of knowledge, or carelessness, do not provide those foods which strengthen and nourish the growing child. It ts the duty of parents to think for the child in these matters. Grape-Nuts, the well-known food made of whole wheat flour and malted barley, served with milk or cream, is one of the most nutritious foods in the world. It provides the elements necessary to nutrition and is a balanced food. Quite aside from its superior nutritive value, is its delicious appetite appeal. Especially attractive with frech fruits or preserves, Grape-Nuts is served and sold everywhere—in leading hotels and restaurants; at lunch counters; in every good grocery store in every city, town or village in the United States. Where you can't find Grape-Nuts—you won't find people, Grape-Nuts—the Body Builder “There's a Reason” The World 1921 Summer Resort Annual Is Now on Sale at all World Offices and at Subway and Elevated and Railway Stations and Newsstands, or by Mail PRIGE TEN CENTS tel clerk says Miss room the same No shot was heard and the public, t un investis ri SaaS 32-34 West 34th St. ition sev Final Disposal ! All Incomplete Lines and Broken Sizes of **Queen Quality”’ LOW SHOES Are Now Featured At 4.95 Formerly Priced $8.00 to'$12.00 All are this Season’s Styles Shoes embraced in this sale have all been taken from our regular stock. No C. O. D.'s All Sales Finat No Deliveries Store Closed All Day Saturday During August Queen Quality Boot Shop 32-34 West 34th Street PiintsFineFurniture nual SrewmuerSale ¢ FLINT QUALITY DEPENDABLE FURNITURE Offering values that. unde manufacturing condition of the day, would be ou of the question except for our very unusual factory connections. The designs are new Rint atlornactrin O=26 West 36” St Franklin Simon a Co, A Store of Indi vidual Shops FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. ba TOMORROW CREPE SILK FROCKS For -ACademoiscHe (14 0:20 Yrs.) SLIP-OVER FROCKS OF CREPE DE CHINE 18,50 Floating drapery for fashion; coolness for summer; slimness for youth: brown, navy blue or black for color. MONKEY TRIMMED FROCKS OF JACQUARD CANTON SILK CREPE 45,00 Monkey fur makes a feathery fringe for these slip-over frocks; navy blue, | black or brown, MISSEs' DRESS SHOP—Second Floor