The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1922, Page 25

I. Had Truant Officer Trail Bride, Who Deserted Him, for Two Years Warriage Annulled When She Is Accused of Having ' Sailor Husband at Brooklyn Navy Yard. (Special to The Evening World.) not hed stat tha’ IcConkey, well-to-do resident of Northcastle, said he had a truant officer!" McConkey says he heard something: besa his wife's past and that when “When I learned this I told her I Would not liye with her asa her hus- band," he said. Pistol. seen or heard of Margaret Nevale McConkey since, McConkey says the truant officer) found a man named Nevale living at the Navy Yard, but this man denied he was married. Tho officer, accord- ing to the plaintiff, also found the defendant had at one time been ar- ralgned in the Jefferson” Market questioned her she admitted she a husband named Nevale, a sailor joned at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. “I told her, however, t I would provide her with a home. * WHITE PLAINS, Oct. 27.—For more than two years Robert T,| She then goot angry. She tried to set] Court. house afire and shot at me with a Supreme Court Justice Morschauser annulled the marriage. FULTON ST. cor. of BRIDGE ST. Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn ‘ 1329-1331 4810-4812 BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. Near Gates Avenue Bet. 48th & 49th Sts. BROOKLYN BROOKLYN Announce for Satu ‘day in Our Girls’ Department ' Junior Girls’ Fur Collared Smart Coats At the Special Price of 19° Sizes 12 to 16 | ‘All-Wool Sale at Three Brooklyn Stores. FULTON ST. cor. of BRIDGE ST. at Hoyt St. Subway Station, Brooklyn 1329-1331 4810-4812, BROADWAY FIFTH AVE. Near Gates Avenue Bet. 48th & 49th Sts, BROOKLYN BROOKLYN Offer Saturday In Our Boys’ Department tHE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY trail ais wife, who left him three days after the wedding. The marriage! took place in Northcastle on June 11, 1912, and the plaintiff says he has Boys’ Overcoats & Two- Pants Suits At the Special Price of 10°" to 18 THESE SUITS AND OVERCOATS WERE DESIGNED FOR SCHOOL AND GENERAL WINTER WEAR AND ARE THE BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE AT THE PRICE, A WIDE VARIETY OF COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM. Sizes 7 Student Two- Trouser Suits, 20.00 to 29.75 Student Overcoats, 32 to 37, 19.75 to 27.75 OF WO)L SUEDINE, HANDSOMELY EMBROIDERED, FLARE\ND BELTED MODELS. SMART SHAWL COL- LARS 0] OPOSSUM AND BEAVERETTE. FULL LINED. GIRLY COATS—6 to 10 15” Fur collars of beaverette in materials of velar and suedine. Lined throughout. 8 75 GIRL’ DRESSES—6 to 14 In ‘combinations of velvet and velour chee, Handsomely trimmed with satin. } ————— Sale at Three Brooklyn Stores————| cate tongue shows ifttbious, constipated GIVE ‘CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP” —CHILD’S HARMLESS LAXATIVE Even Cres, Bilious, Sick Children Love its Taste and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels A teasponful of “California Fig) little stomach and bowels without Byrup” noy will quickly start liver] crampin i and bowel :tion and in a few hours Tell you have awell, playful child again, | the Mothers cu rest easy after giving} which | “California Fig Syrup” because it| children fal never fails 9 work the sour bile and| Mother, you must ¢onstipatio: poison right out of the! Rufuse any imitation, r tables and ne on bottle XCalifornin.” ornia,” rook Lift Off Corns With the Fingers Doesn’t hurt a bit! Just a drop of Freezone on a sore, touchy corn stops that corn from hurting, then shortly you lift that bothersome corn right out, root and all. No pain, nosoreness, You'll laugh. All kinds of corns and painful calluses on bottom of feet loosen right up and lift off. Truly magic! Freezone is the a Cincinnati genius, Try it. No humbug remarkable ethor discovery o Tiny Bottles of Freezone cost only a few cents—at Drug Stores. OCTOBER a Sealuik beatles BROOKLYN=-NEW YORK #3 We Retell the Phenomenal Sale News | 1923, At Less Much Less Than Columbias Ever Before Were Sold! The Above illustration Is of Grafonoia G-2 Uffered at 969.50 The Only Time It Ever Happened! The Only Store in All America That Ever Made Such a Thing Possible! Here Are the Unprecedented Low Prices That Are Making New Phonograph History The $125 Columbia Grafanola G-2 $69.50 Grafanola, Model D-2 Usual Price $60 Grafanola, Model F-2 Usual Price $100 Grafanola, Model H-2 Usual Price $140 Grafanola, Model K-2 Usual Price $150 Grafanola, Model L-2 Usual Price $175 At $42.50 i At $52.50 At $108.50 At $113.50 At $132.50 What else do we need say to bring home to anybody the rarity of this event than to say that the Phono- graphs offered are none other than COLUMBIAS! Like the Victor, they have always sold at fixed prices. There are hundreds of machines in this pur- chase—all Columbias of the very latest and finest type. We secured them from a large wholesaler forced to liquidate hurriedly and for cash, This wholesaler might have gone to any one of numerous stores that sell the Columbias regularly. But Yet here they are—genuine Co- lumbia Grafanolas—every one NEW —every one perfection—every one guaranteed with the same guarantee you would get anywhere else. Full price would get you no better. he wanted to sell them in a lump—and for cash. He needed to sell to a store with big outlet, and that he knew could pay cash. His first thought was Loeser’s. the machines are here. Come see them! at the lowest prices on record, Choice of Mahogany, Walnut and Fumed Oak. As a result, Columbias These Exquisite Consoles Are Included At Less Than Not Columbias, but another make almost as well known—magnificent instruments, as you can see! The name is on each one, but owing to the seemingly Half Original Prices! impossible low price we are requested not to advertise it, as everywhere else these instruments are selling for much more,