1—: G0. Wider-901'.
*
m Lessee for”: Long Term of
Years of Two New Stereo in
u. “. ‘ M York C",-
l‘hofibe I: 00.. batters, with shops at vanusem for the sale d women
eighth street {mil in ii‘“i§"iei§'t§e'
tire Baillie atomimsmlm
”Mama?“ ma.
m with the {taint I: Merortheneeemextensionoi
00.. this city. here Men lees- this branch 0; the business as well as
J?“ am term at 381‘! of the5for an enlarged fur department and the
,T‘Ko. £38 m ovens and installation or a complete the u! « »
1M ”doth street. A nodern coats for women. ..
' and Moment building will‘ The convenience of access to F1 ..
mic. 61-8. m ““5 avenue at 'Fiftieth street.“ the-M
“end I: White are the architects andI tifnl open space aii'orded by the 1008
. front of the new structure will 101- tion of St. Patrick' s Cathednl makes
' the lines oi th building designed; this neighborhood one of the most at-
»- . ”21303620. The constructionItmctive on America's crescent Ibup-
: . mm and terracotta in con- 5 ping thoroughfare.
l
mm William 1. Edwards was the broker
. motion with their present lo- in the transaction.
‘ it ‘80 Fifth venue the .‘new
Min give to Dobbin e com-5
We ”that W on the avenm
fix the cream of the most excusive. In the road campaign Which ”‘9
mat. with n depth of one‘oamm waged through the west end
ind twenty‘nve feet. In ad: part of the the east, no members)! the
We will be an L titty feet by club has played more brilliantly than
' Alive feet running to an en-5Arthur Fletcher who for all his years
it 2 West Fiitleth Itreet'oi service. still ranks with the leading
‘ h Dublin a: Co. will occupy two ’ehortstops or the game “Rh" “‘5
”he. motile contemplated nlter- fielded his nits nayinse been time”
“we are completed the arm will our the most part and he has he“
,hnve one of the handsomest shops in a more potent factor on the attack
fie world for the sale of hats and then his batting :é 3"9{!§°.md’ca‘es
:th for men and women's hats, Manager ‘Mcomw mid newsmvemen
_ “3903 costs. 'in New York yesterday .thnt Fetcher
"Dahlia & Co. opened their lower in his opion. is the best shortstop
fifth avenue shop at No. 242. near in either league. not excmlmi 5C0“
“Twenty-eighth street, about ten years oi the Red Sox and Peckinpsugh of
Hugo removing next door No. 344 Fifth tilt Ynnkma. \
_,menue latter five years. The growing
demnnds or their business dictated the
of en uptown shop to serve
jinn humerus patronage of men and
.men who found it inconvenient to
FINE WORK IY ART $LETCHER.
There will he a fine display of 'flre-‘
works at the home of Jimmy Fife, Ely
avenue. Whistlcviile , on Fourth of
‘July night. .
cation ms iound‘to‘he particularly ul- '
. more,
—~—
the nutter-cycle
machine.
own home. on 'l‘oilsorne avenue later
in the evening. “one who witnessed
them wonder how the in” ee-
caped from more serious consequenc-
vee.
MOTOR VW ‘
”AW 1‘
REVENUE mom
your were 81.285.164.27. it is believ-
ed in the department that the re—
ceipts for the current two years will
amount to more than iam. in
1000 there were ten thousand region-m r
t: ons and 13,763 operators licenses is-
sited.
.bere‘d 93.200 and the operatore’ li~
causes 102,150 The receipts of the
department for .2909 were $58,533.
Beginning yesterday owners of 31b.
neye will be required to give a bond
or put up an adequate. insurance pol-
icy before they are giV en permission
to operate their vehicles.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU“ CLOSED
_-_-...
HARTFORD. Conn. July 2.—By di-
rection of Director General J B. Dene-
nt Washington. the United
States Employment service bureau at
the state capitol closed yesterday. All
employes were notified that insufli-
cieni funds compelled closing of all
tied d 31!: wrecked sad fie ‘
mu: Inns 3““ who addition ufnute ly the fine young men
.nv uni 610 avenue. hate and the p ted w on fire former were .thrm 3mm the
They were assisted to the
Weed residence nearby, and Dr. S. H: ,
Huntington was summoned. He. .iound’5
.5
[a cut on the left 1' he“
fieth were bale mks
w was :taken to ha
in 1919 the registrations hum-w
WhoHaanst‘WFnomant-seas f
:‘Fou THE “FOURTI-i”
7 _ _ , local bmeaus except one leplacement
.nfl'ice at Bridgeport. The personnel
5lncluding camp r: pretentetives sol-
Idier bureau agents aim the federal di-
', motor (or me stale. Mr. Elder are re-
leased.
APPLICATION. anneal.
1‘ FOR cmzsusme
Anpliculigns for citizenship papers
are urged by Clerk F. W. Tracy of the
Superior court to make their applica-
.iions during the summer when the
clerks of the couzta are not engaged in
:othor business This will help clerks
,‘am‘ the applicants as “91LNOllce3
5haw> hoop sr‘m in the i‘“a1ic':riv>:a of the
..
5county but the response has been dis-
appointing. Every resident of foreign
.birih who has not already made appli-
“For Men. Women .and Children
‘- -~ Black. Tan. White ' '
All Prices ‘
.. .._...- 6-.----
“REDS”
News White Pumps HER SOLE
3173 ’&-$2.25 $81. 095
“SOB DON” ,H’O‘SIERY
For Men and Women
Special Prices on Sflk‘Stockimrs
1
,. nevi” L‘“““ V.
commander ad. the hm British dings-
fbie itfi was taken Just utter! fie‘hd '
gealion ior citizenship is urged to send
{in his
‘4 August.
application during. July and
..._._.- -. A. _... “5..
ELSIE JANIS ADOPTS BOY
Actress Gives Home to Stowaway, 14
Year Old War Veteran.
BLACK “REDS" TVOMEN’S RUBBER xsw YORK, July 2.Michnel Cardi.
For‘Menand BOYS SOIED BOMBERS .~ in. 14 year ofd veteran of the world
' ANES 3 5w“ .who wears the French and lul-
m While They Last .g' 5 tar. war crosses for gallantry in action.
White Canvas ' {who .l..l\ ed here as Stowaway from
$1 79 5 \{ursrilles six weeks ago. was adapter;
' 5 V s w - . Sycsterday by Miss "Elsie Janis an
“i MRS :R’LB‘E‘E": 5 d. . 3 taken to her home at Turrytown.b° d
“» ' {IXFII , 7 5 Miss Janis furnished a 81.990 n
" i. :5 SOLE. RES “VONVEER ,S meE 1 5:13 a guarantee that the boy who serv-
~ 51 ' - . White Canvas L ANVOAS LOW HEEL ‘oil as a bugler in two armies. will con.-
5 5 3 «- duct himself in an orderly manner and
' $1.4; ogml .69 not become a public charge. Cardi's
'fath'l‘. an italian ofl'lcer. was killed
early in the war and his mother died
MEN’S TAN CANV AS a
.LEATH
can after.
.... w... _ -___
._'T‘rv a Rnnvino‘ Wan! fid'
P\W'tll:sz5C1pi'mnemler of
.fire 3-34 on Gcean r light
This photograph’o‘ruaior Sco ti.
. during the war and aim-e the signing month
, oi the armistice.
'our ideals I‘m‘ them."
‘hulh at home and “venous.
’ ruimlishment
5whicb shared the. .prhallulm and “a“ immune-«ted mid «Minstrel
It in a time tiring to five. “ma. it means much to the wounded man who is '
he! mm to‘he tamed ffor exemption to a hospital further in tho roar-
irked. ILC.A. man who is mulefingitmmeenvweiihuedmtte,
j with ('igurelh-n and other comfom m:- the Wilma}.
A
m
“r Simian mu mu"
,IsSummingUyMade‘ibySecy. of Wat-Baker,
‘MWYMWMWflMM
“MM a high tflbhte to the. work of and the mm of the 'Y’ workers,
the wurious woltam moms sv-rVing am by side not MW! in than
ihv- A. it) i-‘. Smrctnry of War Newton Nth—ennui” united a. m“, but net:
i). lktktr V- ho mm recently from; 1“”! place."
.n tour of inspection uni) inveettgauim’ “m w" as." ,4 n vmmon
of our unny in Franco nnd the m-cn-lv‘. .5“ t‘ A munch" worker:- and up“:
vi“? amm- 01 041W: ”5 ‘F‘d’57m1 ontortninurs sent overseas up to
3 Mil: Wt with antennae in April In and 8‘va), Baker mow
the muude nerd accomplishments lies "use 50"“ riiicing workers do-
jof the ”out“: Meir. Quinlan Associa- cluring they have ”m MW and full re-
tion avenues.«which. in the words of 8pm,, 0’ our Amuri'can "um” um”
the Secretary of War. "by mean of h
it! lmur establishment, its: larger 9.3-!
patient-no and its larger facilities. had
ilw mtur pirt oi this work ‘10 no.5
especially abroad "
This Htatr'mr-ni was moxie by Retire
mry linker in connection with "in
awarding of this (3min dt‘ (infirm to
three Y. M C. A. workvrs who served
in Pram-u. A! the request tr! Dr. John
R, Mutt. gr‘mardl’secrvtnry u! the. Na-
:innnl \Vzrr \‘t’urk (friaircil. Y. H. (7. A.,
mariv 1"‘(1‘flll)’ to tire War Impurlml-nt
lhrrr lamp nfiiaial investigation and
survive (M the Red. Monsieur)“ with
in the huts,~thc Y. M. (I. A. man .11le
woman were found alliat vaxtmmdm 3
arily beautiful thing wild! We Y. 1.1
C. A. sent cm, and which tho dough
‘lmy learned In call In ”Hamlin-Gull
Amurlitan girl."
"i-‘umwtimen “her hair was streaked:
with gray. and 1h 11> was the relation ;
ship "I mo: in -r and son; but ordinarily
the relationship w :is the tender rela
tivnwhip o." bruthv‘i and tumor 1 hlwe
hnd “tin->99 fine git-ls say: 'Mr Secrr-
my. 1 lle- with a regiment of soldiers
:h: g ‘R ll‘. wan-mental umhr ".0, fllfz‘fin‘n‘ Jim. from any other woman
“fine”?! Hulurr ”w hath umim‘ who can speak Foolish and although “‘
”a M rk from his ”mum“ “5,,“ n. “m":l he“ been with that regiment a
l hnue mwor has"! um: mail
lswmr Ll my momma-.3 5
The Y. 3.1. C. A. has mpmgentedi "m; l «rmmotl the tilt-mic durimz:
the heart ol’ America “a h“ carflt'd' the. war. thrnzurh the danger zone. l;
to mildicrs abroad our inflections and: found the \ M (3 A. worker on UN"
says Smeinrylship. taking his [“300 hmidn the not ,5
linker. "1 do not know wheeler i can Idler. “'5...“ that hour was over on'
an...” no that» who have not had ihelall these ships. coming and «that. 5
opportunity to sell what went on there. 53138" 8&0an M the high am: lnl pnrpmu‘
an) udvqnnli’ “a“ «i the dun-gum: oi oi Amcrit .i million-rod In tin- e: '-tk and
that service." and "the “ppmgguutmvwounded and with weir umuw-nwms.‘
which the War lhunrtmrnt and theimaizuttlncs. books m... comformd, on
Am chute mango sum total for the.tortni: :v :i and minions! the well. :
,,.,,,,._,. "mm...“ by :m- r "m. u. L. l "llw splendid when! mammal
'war welfare. agencies is very largely
1.“.- 4m 1) 2:9 \. M- C. A women dmwo t‘bv- Tact" an.“ 'Svevtroulry Baker
gym mom worm-rs mt nVencaH HF 10 that "1m army 01‘ my aim or until n: l-
4“,-“ H, 4.3,...me Ikumr has only ity twinning mir nwn ('vnr before, in
warm. uf 'lt'illru! ”ngusl- 400011 Am the hislmV n! ninnkiml. ii: iii it all suth a
"kw he uuls my. “all”: iht“ inn rvmrd of fir-aim «flmlimm and high
::u:mlv or our slzldim Sv-vrn‘y five of nil-Hi. am of pnrpnce The“: were as 5
them: “lump-.9!“ Tl"?! cmuhatnni wnrk smflllt'd nlvnm that» soldiers m rniy
or“ ,4". hzzr1:~.i"uu‘.r thvru.” in "WI? inf!“ writes (ll home and of neighbor
army ”Ml-i i‘tmrtmzn war? killed in hund but llll‘gfflnJ organize-d aKPiit‘if‘S
"w." ltrv- in amino 'iem ui whom for dam]: in: with life «014110 yum-g.
wr'rr- “"‘V minim-.1: workers-«Amt- rip :mf “’Thr‘ churches -ln runny "immunity-
anml. :hnd special mines. the 1'.“ 1‘ A
"What we serve." ”13* Sluwr“ arm" ”in K‘flthlS aft‘mlnmtm the-W5
which is now cumin): him"!- Wlu‘ "‘“ “atop an ‘i‘raifll'nl: (Limp $11M 9210.5:
5
I
l
i
5
5
a
tiromlexed stuumqhs. bummed abnvks- War (1.1 “m“, “immunity M4“. the
robust health. spin: .idd norm, and lhv denim M4434", Haunt the. Intern-an
h‘zli whit that l'UY‘HRS with gun! :‘lK
Vie most renmmiwr lh. H mm“
among the forrtiuilvv lnfiuwmrs ”Nil. "1",“,
went with it arid 12‘910 five: sin- \\ as
this such: spirit “limb was l21l'!"'€' Amiiim
from hnn 1‘ in the hunt line ”urchin-x. ‘
him-art Assncirt’inn. the \mrng “'0
‘(hristitm Nahum all M;
agi'niff‘s realized .ihnt this was;
in firm .lttifi; 1.3; in d. l .l mun! that: (or;
”'ih ‘1 a veinv'lilrir sinzlopassg
ui' tin- nmiim: in Him ennui (muse. they;
“.fllal‘r5
gm .umi was an imugml part oi m norm-v «notrmi there was "but a 1mm
mi“. for in ‘NuMm‘l’e‘: lztmi,‘ rihn1155nmrn paw-pne- :2"an all: tint “as the;
the shells tell thick amt rant tin-r:- fn-irmrso M sxvrvit-‘n m- the. w.urvrriy to the;
am {he graves of Amvrimn withers country :mil in tlw mom.” i
l
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«7” Hot. at who Barbary, M
[hikedoeeedfif I. f
5. , -.... “My
5...; ‘ Seturdnyeetfil’.‘ ,.
A Display of Necklaces
'9' 0*. and ettncfive design at prices
which are coped-Hy low
A glittering array of
Mealtime; “spread “for
the interest of women
who like a colored hau-
ble to emphasize a
gown of sombre or dull
shade. The collection-
..looks as if it were
tumbled from some
OrientalbazaaratSimla
or Shanghai. T here
are beads of colored crystal rose, sapphire, topaz, cm:
amid or {amethyst threaded on chains or on silk cord.
,H'hcse terminate in odd pendants of “my/storms Olden-,3 -
tai character which probably have a meaning. Often .
a silk tassel is the pendant.
There are beads of jade coral, garnet and of clear
.- . “the.“ and. “Ana-id
or Clouded amber. of sapphire cut or uncut, and till. 5
grcc balls among them. ,4
it is a beautiful and unusual display. “ .9
5 Prices range from $395 to $3 250
And many of the attractive styles are 3
$5.00 and $7.50
Come and see them. ‘1!
.. Jewelry Counter. - ‘
A E. F. The Tinkly Spoon
Servtce Pirls’ ': PW ““ ‘ dam-i 53
d: I “I?“ I Handle of clear glass,
Everybody who has a top and bowl (limiter-g
“rigitr “to one should aid, turquoise, pinks
wear it this week. purple or vivid i'cd. For.
Designs for 6, 12 or iced drinks and Milltl’; 3;
1.3 months’ duration of other uses ,
service. .
“find “-30 $1259.69” up. 3
i‘lilna J‘lt)i-I"' .
51.1mm Corsets
. from Warner s
Alder-hm: Comet is of course conifmla'lilc in l l 1
weather. There is a sense of freedom and case i l
movement allowed in, a corset with little or no mp
which gives one comfort even if the feeling is just.
psvchological. The confining and supportinrv is just,
where one needs it, at the hips and waist. :
A lstc model ismadc 0.1 dainty pink m lit] 1. ll \Vilh
rusiproof bones, can be put in me iu‘b when neces-
sary, washed and made perfectly fresh and tlcan.
There is also the medium high corset tor a large
figure.
These are in white as wel‘. as pink Nu mailer
how hot the nay or how much the \V'C'Al on ma) ptrspiic;
these corsets will not rust. May be worn for hathinv.
Fromfififi up
Fragrant Waters
fafiehfienddmeinco‘h'fle .
5Com") :1 ii- tor.
VaehtEfMefsu’ “SweetvOrohid,
undkoeeOrnnr,
$1.04nhule
Azurca Toilet Water,
$2.45 1W
chr Kiss,
$2.86
chr Kiss, 3132
Floramye, $215
‘Le Trcfle, $235
Hudnut’s Soul of Violet, $1.56
Three Flowers, ' $1.56
Violet Sec, “ ‘ $1.93
‘ Pivcrs’ Pompeia Vegetai,
. .Azurea Vegetal, $1.51 _
‘ Hominy: Vegetal, m1 ' ‘ '
Hulic Philocomc for the hair, a dressing slightly per.
fumed. 94 ct. A bottle,
'Alittle box neatly packed contains face powder,
rouge, and puff. 52ers. alien.
Toilet Section,
‘15! an M5.
nan in floor.
i Dom ell-Hem: .
3 or“ wax?
There is some new
f"Scaling Wax de luxe,”
"generous sticks of it in
lovely shades of gold,
silver, green,
gm
Make it convenient
Sunken" Snub are.
fitted with ash trays, d-
.gar holders, cigar cu»-
tors, lighters, etc. Mr-
hogany or tuned Oak. 3
“Mum
file—sins“.
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