The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1922, Page 4

CTRONELLA ENDS. BAHAMAS WAR OVER NL PEST ox there about @ HUSBAND VANISHES, WIFE CARRIES ON Runs His Business—Neigh- bor’s Wife Gone, Too. ROD SES —" Newark|_ Martha Carey, twenty-nine Mosquitoes From Newark) cine of three ehildren, ina assumed Bay Stow Away in Ship and |i charge of the bus line ewned by a . Piet . her husband, Daniel Carey, In Bouth Start Itching Epidemic. Jorone park. Mer husband dlaappenred Aug. 26, taking his clothes with him. ¥ 8 4 stu At Richmond Htil Ctrele, near by, ge area ORES NS 9 pt Hanrahan, prosperous con- Uttle freighter which piles bet is curing for his three smal! Port Newark and the Bahamas ar Mra, Anna Hanrahan, his speared the same day Carey Just now is at her pier in the for her clothes with f my husband has “T have not fot his course ow it." KILLS 17-YEAR- OLD WIFE, THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF Follows Separation—Man Mortally Wounded, RINGHAMTON, N, Y. Sept. 6 s Anna Bogatis, seventeen years old, st and Killed late last night by ph W. Bogatia, who mer port discharg the sunny southern t ye muat follc —_— tragedy new one und returned than a mc the Bahan = SCHOONER FROM N. Y. 1S SUNK OFF HALIFAX wecriaatéd, schooner, Lalifax, with » cargo Mf this port yesterday ith the steamer Sadie Shown to the men of the U inmediately it was recognize: of the stowaways from the Jersey belt, or at least in the likeness of one, ny for There was hard feeling against the} Capt. “wiki © wchooner'a crew Ursa when the facta became known, of nix mer ued by the Sadie Mack and BeOMERE byt her thouehtful skipper promiaer BONWIT TELLER &CO Fhe Speaalty Shop of Ongurations FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET. Continue During This Week Special Prices on FUR FASHIONS For Visitors Passing Through New York on Their Way from Resorts to their Southern ‘and Western Homes Doe en ee An authentic presentation of the fur mode of the coming winter—in models as extreme in elegance as their pelts are extreme in luxury, featur- ing new “reefer” jackets, circular capes, cape wraps and other features that disclose the fashion, Handsome Fur Capes HUDSON SEAL CAPES...... 350.00 395.00 MOLESKIN CAPES......... 295.00 350.06 BLACK CARACUL CAPES. ..450.00 575.00 MINK CAPES..............55 795.00 1250.00 SQUIRREL CAPES 595.00 TAUPE CARACUL CAPES............. 595.00 Lengths 46 to 48 inches Fur Coats with Contrasting Furs HUDSON SEAL, skunk trimmed........ 325.00 PERSIAN LAMB, kolinsky squirrel tr... .385.00 BLACK CARACUL, kolinsky squirrel tr..395.00 MOLESKIN, kolinsky squirrel trimmed...395.00 HUDSON SEAL, with sq. or kolinsky..,.450.00 Lengths 45 to 47 inches Trotteur Fur Coats NATURAL MUSKRAT COAT, 40 inch BLACK CARACUL, squirrel tr., 32 in. # ~~ HUDSON SEAL COAT, 40 in % NATURAL RACCOON COAT, 36 inch PERSIAN LAMB COAT, 40 inch 135.00 195.00 265.00 195.00 295.00 NOTE: HUDSON SEAL IS DYED MUSKRAT | aren ay niartrstse pitsoann- | nr TROY Tracy was killed {instant r _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER B, 3922. town, near here, when a boit of | U1 descended the ehimney of his 1NG CHIMNEY, MW ow k him. Five others tr tastdavta a, | nd etre im. Five others { he house excaped Injury, although the tr y lust night at | gw thing wan badly damaged. hour later Worcester was r boat on Lake a bolt of lightning. TING KILLS MAN IN MOAT, t. 5.—-Harve knocked Nawog here He the McCreery Men’s Shop Clearance Sale! Men's and Young Men's SUITS A group of broken lines $9.50 Formerly $37.00 to $55.00 To make room for new Fall merchandise we have grouped broken lines of the past season's stock at this radically low price in order to effect an immediate clearance. There are Finished and Unfinished Worsteds, Tweeds and Cassimeres . tailored in accordance with the McCreery stand- ard of fine workmanship. Models for men and young men. Sizes 34 to 44 regular, and 38 to 48 stout, but not in every style. FIFTH AVENUE dames McCreery & Co. 34TH STREET STH AVENUE - SECOND FLOOR - USE THE STH AVENUE ENTRANCE - MTH STRERT If milk were solid, you could see the food in it ECAUSE milk happens to be a liquid, it is much misunderstood. People think it is only a bever- age — something to drink. They do not think of it as food any more than they think of tea or coffee as food. If you take all the water from a quart of tea you will have practically nothing left. But if the water is taken from a quart of whole milk, there is left half a cupful of the very best solid food substances known to man, This food builds up muscle, bone, and tissue, and helps to balance ‘any diet.’ Nothing can serve better for the basis of diet for children. Their delicate diges- tive organs assimilate milk readily, Try to think of milk as it really is — as a good, pure, health-building food. When you are thirsty, drink milk for the good it will do you in addition to quenching your thirst. Eat foods in which milk is included, for much of the food value is retained even when milk is cooked, ..., And because you live in or near New York City, you are particularly fortunate in having milk and milk service unequalled anywhere else in the world. DairYMgEN's LEAGUE Co-oPeRATive AssociATION, INC. UTICA, N. ¥, Store Hours—9.00 a. m. to 5.30 p.m. Open All Day Saturday Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th St.—N. Y. Established 1879 To Outfit Your School-Girl, Daughter at Bests IS A MATIER OF EFFICIENCY AS WELL AS ECONOMY “Qo accomplish a task with a minimum of time and trouble—that is efficiency. To do it with a minimum of expense—that is econ- omy. In the easy attainment of both ends, Best & Co’s school outfitting service is an im- portant factor. It is easy to choose where the assortments of correct school clothes are so plentiful; where the salespeople are interested and intelligent; where the prices are as low as the quality is high—where all the resources of a powerful organization are concentrated on one thing—a school-outfitting service that serves! FALL ASSORTMENTS ARE READY Junior Misses’ regulation dresses of Girls’ coats of latported tweed. 25. navy French serge; sizes 13, 15, 17 Sizes 8 to 14 yrs. Girls’ coats of wool mixtures; raccoon YT 6 ee ee ee ws 16.50 collar. Sizes 8 to 14 yrs. . Girls’ serge s oalien jal sizes 6 to 16 Juniot Misses’ bolivia coat, crepe de YTS. ee ee 2.75 es lined; cers ag eer Girth’ gym’ bloomers: sizes 6. € 16 yrs. Mich | Bod oo Ooo 6 A 5.5 Junior Misses’ Rydella coats, crepe de chine lined. Collar of beaver or gray my aed Mileees' tailored and it squirrel. Sizes 15, 17 yrs. . 89.00 ea nae 7 Junior Misses’ crepe de chia dresses; All-leather school bed sizes 8 sizes 15,17 yrs. . . . 25.00 to2 - . Sa ey v 5 Junior Misses’ wool jersey ‘Seme Growing girls’ oxfords, sizes 24% sizes 15,17 yrs... . « - 4 16.50 to 4 5 6.50 Stern Brothers West 42nd Street and West 43rd Street. Complete New Outfits For The Boy Returning To School or Academy Not merely “Boys” Clothes, but Clothes built upon the same lines as the Well-Dressed Man’s, with their smartness tailored right into them., Student Suits— In either herringbone or tweed, it has three patch pockets and a sport back. Py One pair of golf trousers and one pair of longs, Sizes 16 to 20 years (illustrated) . $29.75 Knickerbocker Suits Tweeds or herringbones, with two pairs of full cut trousers, lined and taped throughout. The coat is alpaca lined, Sizes ? to 18 ® $16. 50 yearg Other Student Suits,18,.50 to 34.50 His Overcoat—A typical “mannish” overcoat is the full belted model illustrated, made of all-wool double-face cheviot, raglan ie with an ' $22. 50 inverted pleat in the back. Sizes 9 to 20 years . Junior Boys’ Suits—Tweed trousers; washable blouses; 4 to 10 yrs, $5.50 Boys’ Mackinaws— Sizes 8 to 18 years Boys’ Wash Suits— Sizes 3 to 10 years, $2.95 to 7. 50 Junior Boys’ Overcoats Sizes 4 to 10 years. $12-50t0 27.50 $10.50 SS ee It Makes Little Difference What You Need—A World “Want ,Ad.” Will Go Get It