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0:00 p. sin—long recital by tot-0.17:1
wou- aauott. ooloratura soprano.
m- J‘ulia m composer-pianist
Xenon. well-known pianist.
0:10 p. rupees“ by Katelyn Wells
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8:00 p. Ina—Piano solos by Nadine
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0:“ p. rue-Continuation of tho
series of talks [inn undor tho ano-
piooo ot the Now Joraoy Tubercu-
losis Loocuo. William 0. shame“.
o: the Newark Board or Health.
all! speak on “Navarre lanth-
on.
0:10 9. Mouse Gordon Blah."
unveiled by tho National Gordon
Burobu.
0:10 p. nip-Baseball scores.
0:10 p. Mention-ties: or the series
or iocmroo elven by Doris Dooehor.
Iork Board oi Education. -
0:80 p. Ina-nan solos by Clare ‘Au-
woll. mm by Anna Auwoll.
company. now ’ playing at the
Strand theatre. Newark. will bread-
out an act iron! the great henob
play "Zen." made famous by the
(root Mionne Bernhardt.
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nucleon m 0 m
11:00 a. na—"rbo Oil nose or nose.
potamia." a talk by Chaplain Sid-
noy Unhor. under the auspices or
the Lecture Bureau ot the Board
0: Education.
11:30 a. m.—"m 0! Immigration
on America." a talk by Mr. Bow-
or "World'- Work" Natalee.
Doc. Contralto.
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FORCE SHADES
All Vudor Porch Shades are made in beautiful permanon
colors to harmonize with any homo and with care will
from six to ten years. Made in sizes from 4 ft. wide to 12 it.
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0:10 p. m.-—Piano recital by Fay Mil-
bar. assisted by Joseph Zermai.
Concert Violinist.
0:20 p. m.--Tonor solos by Max J.
Homer, accompanied by A. v.
Lluirio.
0:00 p. m.—Vlolln recital by Joseph
Zermai.
0:“ p. m.—loloe by Lola Elisabeth
Led. Coats-alto. =
4:50 p. Ila—Plano recital by Fay Hu-
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0:00 p. m.-'ronor noise by Man .i'.
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0:10 p. m.-lonn by Arthur Adamim.
Vaudevillian. accompanied by Wini-
If“ we .
7:00 p. m.--"1ncldente in the Expor-
ienco of a standard Practice En-
gineer." a talk by Mr. Harrington
Emerson. of the Imoroon Enginoors.
1:45 p. m.—Coneort by the Long 1
Grotto Oioo Club. Como A. Meier.
Dinetor.
8:05 p. m.—One Act Plays given by
pupilo of Theodore. Ursula Irvine.
8:25 p. lit—Concert by the Long 1
Grotto 6100 Calls.
8:45 p. m.—-Ono Act Plays given by
the pupils of Theodora Ursula
Irvine.
0:00-10:00 p. ma—Procram by Clubs!
Brothers New York Store. Recital
by Maximilian Rooo. Russian Vio-
linist. accompanied bydnavid 8a-
piro.
0:16 p. Ila—"mo Research Inbora-
tory and Public Health." a talk by
Dr. w. H. Park. under the auspices
of the Health Speaker-f Service of
the New York Tuberculosis Aso’n.
0:80 p. m.——Conoert by the Bell Halo
Quartet composed or New York
Telepbeno Company omployees.
0:45 p. “Recital by Maximilian
Rose. Russian Violinist.
10:00 9. m.—-Concert by the Bell Male
Quartet.
‘srarxox was (as mans)
Broadcast Central. Aeolian Boll, 11.2.0.
8:“ p. n.-“A Little Law for tho
Indies,” by leabol Giles. LL. B.
4:00 p. m.-- Hotel Commodore Or-
ohootra
0:00 p. Isa—Jack Rabbit stories, by
David Cory.
1:“ p. Ina-Soprano Isles and Duets
by melee Beatty and Bennett.
0:00 p. tin—"Dogs." by Frank Dole,
of W Bear.
8:“ p. tin—Soprano loloo and Duets
Measured a” ’1‘;
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caning. . . . , 7 '
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by Misses Boatty and Bennett.
10:80 p. lib—Piano 50100 by Merwin
Howe. “
11:00 9. rue—Piano Solos by Merwln
Howe.
STATION WI! (000 my
Boo-dead Central, Aeolian Ball, 101.0.
0:00-0:00 p. m.—'1'o be announced by
radio.
7:30 p. m.——Boloo by Charles Holmann.
Bass-Baritone.
1:50 p. run—Solos by come. Holmann.
Bass-Baritone.
0:10 p. tin—“Life’s Little Talks"—
yvit and humor from “‘the."
we! (I!) Eaten)
Gaul! moms-lo 00.. My,
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11:00 a. m.-—Stock market quota-
tionl.
11:05 a. Ila—Weather breast.
11:“ a. m.—-'l'tmo male.
1:00 p. m.—)lusic and addren. Foods
For Growth—Kilt. by nary G.
McCormick. nperviaor of nutrition.
New Iork our. Department or
Health.
5:00 a. m.—Prodneo.and stock mar-
ket ' : news bulletins:
‘ results.
7:“ p. Ina—30'0““ com.
Wont-l selection. from the
musical comedy. You'ro in Love,
Friml-Bchirmer: WC! quartet.
Instrumental selection—By «the lids
of a Streamlet (moot). 30b—
dol’o quartet.
Instrumental selection. mm the
musical eomody. laytitbo. (ro-
ut. .
meets: “lacuna. Scene 6
Ballet. Bendix. quartet.
3 Attachments [levied
, mucus. any as..—
Phyoteal Culture Inert o: the Now
1:00 p. nae-Mabel Brownoll and her 1
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tborno Daniel. the Editorial opinion
0:00 p. m.-—Soloa by Lola Elisaboth'
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The new Summer hats
scores of them
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ouwillflndthemallhereinadiversity
t models—becoming to an unusual de- ' ~
gree and presenting every variation of the
mode. Demure or striking. ., And exquisite. :
' Notables in the showing are some Paige The Hoover
,hats—copies of Jay Thorpe models shown at
the Summer fashion show—one a large hat com- It beats 85 it 98 it
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13 e rim e g wi ow org 'e, 95
' price $10. ‘ ' ~ _ mg! m
Another is with mohair brim and crown fl°°r “7m
covered with vari-colored velvet
you small pokes, strewn moo lovely a..-
Tinyoloches,of tailored lineandtrim Four labor savers that
hats,droo gwithlncesormaybehadontheclubpayo
111108115“ mentplan—andoh what a
quisite Blue Bird model is of white
crepe, medium shape with brim bound
with black patent leather and large black or-
. gandie flowers as a trim, price $15.
The new Pierrette modes include some wondrous hats—one is of grey straw ‘
I e of brim in rose Canton and alternating rose Canton crepe em- ful how well and 11°“ quick
\roidsred in grey and a band oi Canton of the two shades intertwined, $7.50.
One will thoroughly enjoy seeing the new Summer hats—the array is most al-
‘ lame
lshed worsteds and flannels.
. Suite for every man—Young men’s
suite—Young men’s double breasted suits:-
torm fitting suite—Men’s conservative suits.
Fabrics that will give satisfaction in wear—tailoring
sound door. treat
Men! suits of blue
are ' always good
‘ Good form and good loo '
this time of year and good
whether in blue or any other color. Blue serges, unfln
and especially good at
ethos are always here
etch pocket
oung men’s
footwear
This is indeed a colorful a demonstration.
season and the color scheme
had reached to the footwear Utenco ironer
that makes them feel right and makes you feel proud to of dress.
wear them.
$35. 840. $50.
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"Strawhats—Men!
for the holiday
Even if u are not a Straw hat day fan—you will
.‘not go over e coming holiday without a hat in keeping
with the day and season.
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gBankoks, Panamas, etc.
Memorial
wreaths
Dark leaves with very real
oking flowers but so made
that they last for along time
withstan the weather.
' carna white cer-
tions, pink and white
roses and lavender est
$1.25, $1.50 and $1.75,
Iain door. tone
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are Ha: Bobnoidor, of Now York City.
who claims 0115.“. which ropresonto
a Judgement received against Box-slum
in tho City Court on April 20. and
David Waterbury .who asks $580.11 to
cover an award made following a suit
in the City Court on April 18.
The writs of the attachments woro
served by Deputy Sheriff. Lincoln
Taylor.
REWARD LACE WORKERS
PARIS. flay 30.—-Sklllful and in-
dustrious lace workers in Northern
bo ”wt-dad. They will .
receive 100.000 trans from William
' American philan-
Sonnits, plain and ion , split straws, Mackinaws,
t an assortment to pick
{tram—each one good tram $2 to $7.50.
I“! door, 1'00!"
Candy for
holiday . '
cy gum
placed in box as to repre-
the flag—wrapping
maize:d the colan- for the field
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“5’ package, 45c.
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$650
arate—open to sole, $5.
dal, perforated toe, $6.50.
two strap, $6.50. . ‘
-—rub er heels, $5.
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strap and buckle, $5.
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ORANGES
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From the Heart of the World’s Greatest Orange Empire . ,
as well as all other articles
White kid strap pumps,
ivory color soles and rubber
heels—cut out Vamp, $6.50.
White elk two strap san- chiefs Special
Blue sandals with white 0n special counter No.
weltlng and rubber heels, 2, Thursday, we ofler the
Blue sandals with vam‘ p Women’s colored cot—
Red, white and blue box and «matter open at instep ton kerchieis, hemetitch~
Green two strap sandals Women’s colored sport
w1th white welting and kerchiefs — embroidered
lleatllsleléG 331m and rubber corners, 7c.
attracti ee ' '
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lot othard work they all;
save!
nickly. rend
dirttromyour
Pressure
' Cooker _
The “Wagner”—-wonder-
1y you can cook by this new
method—you must see it
demonstrated to appreciate
its real merits—saves gas
m. A
Maytag washer
Cleans clothes taster, bet-
ter and more carefully with-
out the usual muss. Makes
wash day a delight instead
of a drudgery day—ask for
Irons cufls, collars, ruf-
Red kid strap pumps with fles leats, shirt waists,
Louis heels with center slur-ts? dresses, neglige, etc,
without attachments; “just
Red kid pum ‘ with box like hand work,” easier to
, Cuban heels, ected strap operate than a sewing ma-
chm' e—let us show you.
Red 111 10W heel, two Phone Barnum 454 for a
strap sen neat white practical demonstration on
weltlng and rubber 110618, any of these thI' saving
devices. Especiall‘ y appre-
Red kid strap 30115318, ciated in the home during
vamp and quarter cut sep- the‘ warm days of Summer,
Handker-
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Men’s all linen ker-
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from ten to twelve dozen of oranges, winner
acording to size.
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on altar: ‘ Ol' mom—Holding Servo trait h some
from twelve to fifteendoson of. lemons, m every
on ours or cam ram—a W
Holding fromthreo to four dozen of :’
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lemons, one dozen grape trait.
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