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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE
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SOCIETY PEOPLE
RA SE FUND FOR
A NEW HOSPITAL
r.tcams Will Work by Clock
to Secure $100,000 for
Flushing Institution.
OFFICER 666
.4 Fat Moving New York Story ""'T
By Barton W. Currie iPSj
5MBN AND WOMEN VIE.
'Present Structure, Obsolete
and Unsanitary, Always
f) Overcrowded.
(Oopnui.t. wis. t ii. k, n o.t
RYNOI'sM OP WIKVKIUNM CIIAITKM.
Trittti Ulnlirin, an rrrrntrlr joiuil N.w Voile ml)lloolt.
eonir. h'im .oueuy frutn Kmpt. w lalL la l'r al alll
ttltti ll.l.a Iiuito. l Wnlnn tltl. ll.l.n irinflli In hr
nnuln hull. Out l Ii twl.a'.rl, ifiid to "Trnm clU.I.
win." hi.. nj Haiti, tall l Oli,1ln limn., liett Truer.
fclt frlni1 WhitBfy iun ( uu..luw-!- luiuitt
IstattuUm lur lb sUl. llrl.n ilM not rminlu Tr.i.rt.
II. iW. not mill known Mt l.lnilllj In htr. II. ,nnt .r.
ad. til (Im io.I tlif apunwil Tiat'N HU.I.In r In lion tliat tm tnlns an.l ara folnf to take
. . I .'... 4 1 - at., all.ialn art la..aiira 'riii.ri I hn realise) an ImraMffi haVJ
tail's VtUtner for Trains, aha 1mjoda lo snow l,r. ),, haa I.WIm Helen.
jailiU UUilO IID Tfan Bimi.IlM T,. mihvi
II
ocittr man ul woman who live In
rlllssres along the north shore of Long
Island win start a. house-to-house cam
resign on Wednerday morning, June (,
o raise 1100,000 to erect a new hospital
feirlislng in Flushing. Between TOO and
workers have been organised Into
of ten men and women, and It It
I half duty to visit the 60,000 men and
woeaen who live within the territory
covered by tho hoepttal. Mrie clocks
wlH'b placed In varloue towni, and
eicK day they will tell the amount at
money ralieil.
0rnce II. Iowtt, Treaiiurrr of the
Dtaii Savlni Bank, will have oliarae
of the youner bulnrM men'a team, aa
Wed hy Marlon J. Verdery. former
rrasldent of the Houthern Boclety nml
woqn ciarae, a Manhattan broVcr.
HIM Caroline WUIIa and Sire. Everltt
TToodruff, two prominent noclety
women, will have chirre of the various
wocnen't teami.
Jamea A. Ilcnwlck, rreMent of th.
ain .iau vcrirainurAi Rn i. ' i.i,i.i
V"111' n aencral Campalfn llvlnK-tho iicaatr
Committee, aeorirp W. roplf, Pre. "Hut won't jnu unrteretand," tnitated
JfHt of the FlUBhlna; Ilualnpse ttfen'e HarnoH. "Ho'e trylnic to aivo her, prl-
Aftootatlon. la Firm Vlee.l'roaldent: ! vntoly." .,.
Dr.. Johnaton Maclod. Second Vlce Now',.wt T5V m Ih.
PTeldent; William II. Hpr.cue. BecreJ , "ur,"n "E'h. lli. ravl
.-A rm. hnd aitiddenly rrnlled ho waa a raMna;
i'T..,,,., ' U,e! maniac. And by way of JuMlfyln. her
22V l,,Tr',urfr- I look Jio attimbled on blindly:
pn Tuaaday evening a bl banquet will ..t .jnn't know-you aee. 1f thla way.
(M heM at the riuahlna: Theatre, where 1 rjlndwln and I only found It out thla
too rarioui convmltteea will meet to 1 afternoon nullo by accident. And we
make final plana for the campaign. I decided to aivn bar."
Atnonc the trueataMo mcka aiMreatet "That'a cuouKh Hop!" cried lira, nur
avra Mayor Wnilnm (Jayjior. former I ton. "You're lalklns all thla nonaenae
Comptroller lltrman Metx t .d Job J'!lltn ut- ""t J won't atay a minute
Itfadaraa I l'nccr. Come, Sad'e. we will so to the
ITu.htW la badly In need of a new Pol'!. "J""0"' '', "V" rMt Unt" 1
W.ll.1 ..,ll.ll.. TV. . f... ii'i'"tl J"
ivwyitai aiMaivaiaaitja aim iivvriii chiiv
CHAPTER XXIV.
(CoaUtmad.)
Auntie Take the Trail.
VT what have you oen
watching forr Mra. Uurton
brtlled.
"For houra"
What?"
"I mean for youro-ond Mlas Brtl
aaAe. and now If you'll wtt here and
watch with me"
'Wow I ii If all." torraed Mm.
nurton, hakln her hnd at Darnee
wrathtully. "You want to Veep u
here. IWen and that acoundreJ have
cone and you want to prevent our fol
lowing" them."
"No. auntie, he' trying- to help ua,"
aobbed Addle.
"Ha'a lying to you. cbild,1' aald Mra.
nurton, hootln; vindictive Rlancea at
Iltrnea. "Don't you know Jie'a a friend
of that wretoh OUvdwlnT Hut they can't
hoodwink me. I know m'tial to do now!
Helen la not of ago I'll awear out a
warrant-J'll have Mm arreated for ab
duction, a Btate prlaon ofTonae."
"Ho, no, no," ImpJored Hamea. In
real alarm, "you muit not do that
That will make the Whole thing public,
and tbnt Ii Juet what dadwtn la trylmt
to nvold."
"Don't you euppoae T Know that,
aneared itra. nurton. "Ile'a probably a
He may nave n, aoien m
intcture on Foreet avenue la rratrlcted
Vy Che Btate lnw to IHty-one patlcnti,
and tt t put In the recond olaaa ilmplr
oaoae of rho obsolete, antiquated and
tmaanltarj' bullilltik'.
The propoaed new bulldlnir will take
er of 100 patlrnta and will be con
atructed In occordanco with the latent
and beat hoapltal practice.
The pait winter the hoapltal haa rarely
had aa few a tho Mfty-one patlenta nl
lowea by the Htate UoaM of Health. It
new haa alaty patients and liai tiouiel
a' many aa aeventy-one. In one 1ny
tight were denied udmlaalon.
Th Fluthlng lloipltnl waa atartcA In
1114, and alnce that time It liaa de
aaanded upon voluntary aubtcrlpttor.a.
And with unother dnojarer glance at
narnea nhe awept her niece and heraelf
out nf the room nnd out of the houao
to tho waiting automobile,
llamt-a gripped ltla fnrehead In both
handa to Heady Ma reeling brain.
"lan't that Juat like a woman," he
compltlned. "After explaining explicitly
ahe'a Rolng to have mm arreated. nut,
by Jovol I muat rind Travera and warn
htm thut the police are on hie track."
Belling lila hat and atlck he ruihed out
Into the tilKlit. Juat tn time to aee Mra.
Ilurtfin'a or rnther .labex Ilogg'e big
car rllde away from the curb and ahoot
down the avenue like a vaet projectile.
CARDINAL HEADS MISSION.
aIUrrlaagfe I.eavra To-Day for Fa
an on a 3onnt l.orrtlo.
Cardinal Farley headed ft pilgrimage
tkat left the city thla morning for,
Mount Loretto. Btaten Inland, tl.-o coun
try home and tradea achoola of the
famoua Mltalon of the Immaculate
Virgin, founded by Father Drumgoola In
CHAPTER XXV.
Phelan Meets His Uniform
Again.
II017T the time the Gladwin
mnnilon won ringing with the
ehrlll ataccato outburata of
Mra. Klvlm Ilurton, the own
er of that luxurloua dwelling
t.-aj loantni; aninat the Central I'ark
wnll a fow Mocka away engaged In earn
eat conversation with a email boy,
"You ouxht to ! In bed," the young
man waa raying, aevorely, looking down
nt the lad and not'.nij how thinly he waa
I L.TagfMI 1
ltTL The Cardinal la l'realdent of tlin
Mtaalen Hoard, and It la one of Jila clad and yet how little he appeared to
favorite activities. I autfer from tho allnj of tho chill night
There were ecveral hundred tn the I
party, Including city ofllclali, charitable
I waa watolilmt them over the park wall
when May came alone. I eant them
all, and the bone, home In a taxlcab."
"In a which?" ejaculated the boy,
while lita eyea popped,
"In a toxl." aald Gladwin lightly.
"Aw, ay," and the little chap'a Jaw
fell, "now I know you're Wddln',
Where'd May git the price of a taxi,
an"
"Oh, I arranged all that." the unl
formed myatery explained reaewurtncly.
"and If you'd like I'll call one for you.
You look pretty tired. I gueaa you've
walked a good many mllm on the trail
of Mike."
Tho youngtter tried to apeak, but
could not. The very thought of a ride
In a taxlcab froxe hla brain. Gladwin
took htm by tho hand and led htm to the
curb.
"Now, would you prefer a yellow or
a red one?" h aeked. "There'e all
litnda going by."
"Yaller." cried the boy. "I Ilkea
them beat."
They had only a moment to wait,
when one of the myatlc yellow hue
crtilacd round a corner and came to
ward them. Gladwin hailed It and the
chauffeur eiopped r.ith a wondering
look at the pair.
Gladwin had a bill ready In Ma hand
and paased It up to tho chauffour.
"Take thla loy over to No. 237 Eaat
Eightieth atreet," commanded Oladwln,
"and whatever you've got left out of
the tenapot oliovo what the meter regie
ten, eyllt the changa with the boy.
And na for you eon, patting tho urchin
on the head, you keep your rye peeled on
the meter."
"Oee! Will IT" reaponded the boy,
and as Gladwin opened the door he
hopped In nnd took up a perch where
ho could beat obaen'n the fascinating
operation of the reglater.
The chauffeur, a bullet-headed, oroei
eyed Individual, equlntcd at the bill half
a dozen times before he atowed It away
in hla pocket and eet the meter. Then
lie made a awlft, ncrcn' acrutlny of
Travera Glndwln'a face, ehook hla head,
wallow id a mouthful of oaths, threw
In the clutch and .npurted diagonally
for the cross atreet.
Aa he vanlahwd. the uniformed simili
tude nf Officer nfd consulted his watch,
made out that It waa almost 10.30 and
strode rapidly In the direction of hla
homo. He wore a smile that was fairly
refulgent.
"Wouldn't have missed this night
patrol for a hundred thousand," he
sold inwardly "and they aay that the
llfo of a patrolman la a monotonoua
drudgery."
Arriving at the stoop of his home he
reconnottered the avenue In both direc
tion" and then looked up at the black
wlndowa of the hou?e. A sudden lull
had come upon tho neighborhood and
theio aeomed not n soul stirring, llu
rped lightly up tho stoop and let him
ielf In. He wan aunptiard to nnd the
llghta burnlnn brilliantly In the draw
Inc-room and no sUzn of Darnee. Th
heavy curtains, he saw, were carefully
nrranKed to prevent the mereirt ray
of llxht trnm showing outside. Ho
took tho further precaution, however,
nf turning off all but tho alnRlo globe
In one lamp.
lie speculated on the disappearance of
names until he heard a stealthy atep
approaching through the corridor that
led to the Kitchen. Without noise ho
glided to the window nnd concealed
himself behind the curtains.
Ho had scarcely hidden himself when
the hinged panel that answered for n
door opened slowly and the countenance
workers, prtepts and laymen. A special
train met the 11 o'clock boat tit tit.
-Oaorge and conveyrd the pilgrims tn
the Mount, where the mission's band
welcomed them. The Hew M. J. Fltx
. patr)ck. rector of tho mission, and sev
eral of the directors escorted the Car
dtaftl to tho Battery.
After excrclacs In the Mount's
chapel, the Cardinal will make a for
nssal Inspection of tho various schools
agt homes, ilesldes the trades schools
for boys there la a separate home for
girls, where they are taunht usotul
.if MIMmn! Phfflnn timt illilnf lt'f Intn
I tho room. Tho I'hclan shoulders and
Ked nuttln'," responded the boy, embonpoint. at!ll In neglkee, followed.
curtly. "I'm lookln' fer me dog. Did Taking n cautlmu atep forward he
yea seen him go by he a a t'orouirhtired uttered b.-hlnd his hand:
an' lost one Mir battlln with o. bull." I "rati 1'att llcy. youso there!"
"Oh, so you're her brother, then," Thuro waa mi nti3wer, and Phelan
lauRhed Gladwin. I worked hla hrnd round like a wary
flhe miit have took tht Slim Jim awy
with her. MitnhU Mush.t! If they
nhfiuld call tho pollre. Uad ces. lo that
feller iin' lit i live hunilre.l dollar bill.
Miirthrrt Murtherl I'm done fer!"
Trnvrrs Olaihsln had stepped out of
tho folds of thi. curtain.
"Hey. there!" he blurtej. "What are
yoiifo up tn'"
"llowly r'nlnt Patrick! I'm gone now,
sure!" i;rojned PheUn, and trembled
where he stood.
"Come, romc, 0(Ter tM." tauched
Gladwin, 'I'm only your ghift."
Phelan exhaled a tremendous slsh of
relief.
Tho Ixrd be praised If It ain't ye!"
he exclaimed. delUhtcdly." tint where
did yo get that disguise:"
"At a hair store Madam Flynn's on
Avenue A do you like It?" laughed tho
young man. "I didn't want any of my
friends or neighbors to rocogntzo me,
you knoa."
"Hut fer the love o' heaven where
have ycx been all fhe time?" asked
Phelan, sinking Into a chair nnd breath
lng hard.
"Patrolling my beat I mean your
beat," returned tho younit man, "and
keeping my eye out for my friend the
burglar. Oh, I've had quite a party.
When I got huncry I tmt to the Vlnrn
for lunch and sat on the park wall and
ate It. And, by the way, I saw a friend
of mine coming along In an automobllo
and I arrested him for speeding."
"What!" Thclan exploded, Jumping to
hla feet and turning white aa his boiled
hlrt.
"Yea. nabbed him for breaking the
peed limit," Oladwln nodded, leaning
back against a table and lighting a
cigarette.
"Fer, fer, for breakin' the speed limit;
fer, fei yex mode an arrest?"
"Rxactlyt He was going so alow he
deserved to be arrested, and what's
more, he waa making love to a pretty
girl without shame. I got In and told
him to drive me to the station."
Phelan threw up his hands with a
groan.
"An" did yea take him to the ela
tion?" "How could ir chuckled Oladwln. "I
didn't know where It was-that Is, your
station so I told him most any would
do. We rodo about a bit and as h
didn't seem anxious to be locked up, I
compromised for fifty dollars. It was
really quite simple, Phelan, and If I'd
only had more time I might have got
back that five hundred,"
"You've lost me me Job that'a what
you've donet" moaned Phelan, while his
brain reeled with pictures of police
headquarters, trial rooma and ruthless
commissioners. "Come, give mo me
uniform," he cried, with a sudden ac
cession otf passion.
"What'a that?" asked the young man,
quickly, his grin vanishing.
"Mo uniform!" rasped Phelan. with a
rush toward the young man. "Give me
me uniform an' let me git out of here."
Oladwln dodged around the table, pro
testing: "No, no not yet. The burglar that
Is, my friend will be hero nny moment."
"Your friend?" Phelan stopped, again
a prey to bewilderment.
"Yes, yes I explained nil that before.
The one I'm playing the Joke on. You
don't suppose I'm going to take It off
now, do you?"
"Yea can bet your life yox are," roared
Phelan, with another savage rush round
th table. "I've had enouch of this, an'
too muchl"
"Now, Just a minute," pleaded Glad
win. "I aaaure you everything la all
right, and I'm not going to leave tho
house again. If anything happens to
you ncej your uniform I'll be right here
Where you can get It. I'm not going
to leave the house. Teal me where s
Darnes?"
Who?" aald Phelan, more calmly, and
pausing In hla pursuit.
"My friend the one I left here."
"I dunno there was a ring at the bell
here a while ago and tn 'come a wttd
woman and"
"Great Scott! I hope my friend wasn't
cared oft! If that feltow was to meet
her bere at 10.20 why, it's after that
now!"
"Here! Phelan, quick help me put
these covers on tho chairs nnd things.
Over there In the comer, back of the
cheat. He mustn't know that anybody's
been here. Hurry, man: hurry! wo
haven't a eecond to spar."
Phelan submitted to the breathless
commands ns If he wero hypnotized,
purring and blowing like n porpolre a.?
he struggled to slln the linen covers
over tho chairs. Oladwln worked nt
ton speed too: and Just as he waa cov
ering tho ireat chest he gave a start
and held up his hand.
Shi" ho wlilsperea. "There's a
motor stopping outside. Tou go down
Into -the kitchen and be ready to come
Who'e l-ruddcr?" asked tho boy, sua- i wraxel. muttering:
plclouxly. "Who was that woman.
"Mary's." said Oladwln. "or I should .
say the brother of Miss May Honny."
"Hully gee!" ojaculated the boy. "Old i
dat kid skin out too after mu an' the
old man tellln' her to stay In bed an' i
shut up her beilortn?" i
"Yes," said Gladwin, "and the young 1
ta.1i ttHttt mv jilil fntinlt thli V.tlll.-lhlft '
animal you are eeirohtng for a black
wonder?
nracttcal Industries. Sneclal enro
Is taken of clarses for blind children, I Cot with a wftito spot over the right
,' of whome thoro aro several hundred at ' ' and no (all."
the Mount. The rural act v t ri of tho i "iiiuiy ecei - cnea wo coy, wimin i
mission are condurtc.1 on a tract of 200
acres overlooking Prtncesn Hay.
KEPT MARRIAGE HIDDEN
ONE AND A HALF YEARS.
Hie Chapmans' Secrecy and Reason
for Announcing Bridal Now
Are Puzzling Friends.
CHarUlK-DKUVtS' AVN1 M. HEON'.tN ta
lUW.Mtl) O. CIIAI'MAN. In JentT Cl'.r,
Not. J3, 1010. mt!i cf llnAlfS.
The above marrlago notice, printed !n
a Brooklyn newspaper yesterday, caused
considerable diecunal-n In the lledford
section. What prompted the Insertion
one and a half ycara after the time of
th ceremony and why there had been
delay In making the announcement
wars puxxles to friends of tho couple,
, Neither Mr. nor Mrs. Chapman was
found when an explanation waa sought.
Ht brother, Llvln&iton, a member ot
tile Invincible Club and known well aa
a chjlr singer, profesroj to he entirely
. In the dark about u reason for tho de
ly. Chapmnn'H mothnr died last De
UDtnber and she learned ot the marriage
a few days Wore her death. Mr. ami
Mrs, Ed war J C. Chapman are out of
loivn, It Is raid.
AsUo Bre.ika l'rdralrlna'a Nose,
aud Ills r.rtti Too.
As he was cresting' Amsterdam ave-
,aue at Ninc.y-clchih street yesterday
arternoon Kdward Gorman of No. lei
West Ninsty-elglith slreot was struck
and knocked down by an automobile.
Hla right leg and his nose were broken.
THe automobile was owned by Millard
Garwood of No. IE) West Nlnety-slxth
Meet, and wag driven by Herman C.
Wright of No. 151 West Nlnoly-ilxth
Vest. Tli chauffeur hurrlf XJorman
rally. "Bhe found htm. eh? Well, who'd
a-t'ouirht 1t, an' me lookln' fer him tree
hours. Where did sho find blm, officer?
Ills name's Mike named aftor me old
man's boas what bites nails."
"Wo found him In the patk In com
pany with a disreputable friend," eild
Oladwln.
"A yaller mut?" asked h boy, with
a contemptuous emphasis on the MUT
"Cat's the Janitor' dog an' he's nottltv
but a tramp. I wlsht h'ed fall In de
river an' get ot by a rntflsh."
"I wouldn't wlch him all that hard
luck,' laughed Gladwin, "for he had a
RIP
will keep your ikln ia "tlvt
pink of condition' clew,
aotl alwavi heallliv. Does mote
thaa oth.-r icept brcsute k contsiat
roiiim, the hcaUng remedy, ruse,
MaUilal, aBttuptxdehgtitniL
Urx cala, pries 25 cents
AT ALL DRUCC.ISTS
fttfnt aawSfa. mrttt It lfr
tty i.tHittrui, n ir, im si
Ntm ftri Cllt.
up If you hear nio whls'.le."
"Hut yo'll promise yex won't leave
the hniie with them clothes," gasped
Phelan.
"No, no certainly not. He quick
now-I'll switch off this light nnd stop
nut on the balcony. Closo that door
tlcht after you and bo sure you swMch
out the lights In the hack hall."
Oladwln only waited for the disap
pearance of Phelan and the soft closing
nf the door when he plunge. the room
Into darltnes;. Ho could hr th Hlek
(if a key In the front door lock ns ho
Kroped his way lo the window curtains
nnd pressed luck Into the seml-clrcutar
recess that led out onto a window bal
cony. As he did so he unlatched the
heavily grilled balcony window, drew
out his penknife and silt a peephole In
tho curtain.
(To n Continued.)
SMALLPOX DETAINS L1NER.
I'naacnaera on Ktirak to Go to UofN
man's Island.
Two casea of smallpox In the steer
age of the steamer Kursk, from l!bau,
resulted to-day In the vessel's detention
at Quarantine and will probably cause
the transfer of three hundred passen
gers to Hoffman's Island for observa
tion. The 1,301 passengers were held
aboard the veesel during the forenoon.
It Is planned to release the ship thla
afternoon.
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.
Chief Magistrate Russell of th
Court of Opcclal Sessions will deliver
an addrea on the "Triumph of Truth"
at the German Lutheran Church of
Btapleton to-morrow evening.
Itev. Father Thomas Dunn of Staple
ton, who was ordained to th priest
hood in St. Patrlok's Cathedral on Sa
urday morning, celebrated hla first
mass at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception of Btaipleton yesterday
morning.
iMtsj Mabel Hennensy of New Spring
vlllo haa returned from Atlantlo City,
wliere she spent several days) with
friends.
The June term of th nichmono!
County Supreme Court opened to-day
at the court house In Richmond, with
Justice Van filclen on the bench.
MIm NVIllo Van Hrunt of New
Hrlghton Is the guent of friends In
Ocean City.
After a pleasant visit to relative at
Pleasure Hay, Mlsa Lulu Marshall Is
nvaln at her home In Concord.
The time to reflect
is before those little eye
troubles get to be big ones.
If you are now wearing
glasses and haven't had your
eyes examined in two years
better have one of our
OculUti re-examine your eyes.
It may be that weaker or
stronger pair of glasses are
now needed. The examination
entails absolutely no obliga
tion. Harris GUues cost $2.00 or nere.
Oculist cuOvrUclonft
M Eatt 23rd St. Bear Fourth At.
27 West 84 tb St., bet. 6th and 6tb Atm.
64 West 126th St., new Lenox Ave.
442 Columbus Ave., 8 1st and 82nd St.
70 Nassau St., near John St.
1009 Broadway, near Willowy, Bldyn
489 Fulton St., opp. A. ft S Llklya
697 Broad St. near Hahne'e, Newark
Rtjiitertd
Tradi Atari
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June Clearance Sale
Summer Dress Cottons
Commencing Tuesday, June 4th, the following
high-grade Wash materials will be placed on sale at
greatly reduced prices, as follows:
At 15c yd. Irish Dimities (3,000 yds.) in Stripes,
Dots and Printed Floral designs. Former price 25c yd.
At 18c yd.-Fancy Cotton Voiles, woven fast colors
in pretty Stripes, Checks and Plaids, Silk Mixtures
and other Novelty effects. Formerly 25c and 35c yd.
At 25c yd. 45-inch White Mercerized Batiste.
White and Colored Madras Shirtings, in a range of
good designs. Scotch Ginghams in Plaids and
Stripes. Formerly 40c and 50c yd.
At 38c yd. White Dotted and Figured St. Gall
Swiss, colored Embroidered Swiss, Printed Hand
kerchief Linens, Printed English Voiles, French
Organdies, etc. Formerly 50c to 75c yd.
At 58c yd. Imported Voiles, Silk Stripes and
Checks, Embroidered Batiste in self colors, Voile
Raye, etc. Formerly 75c yd.
At 75c yd. Double width Voiles and Marquisettes
in a wide range of styles, mostly in the popular
Black and White Stripe and Check effects. Formerly
85c to 81.25 yd.
Special Note The balance of this season's
Bordered Fabrics has been greatly reduced in order
to close them out.
James McCutcheon C& Co.,
Sth Ave. and 34th St., Tt3&$$5a.
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JUNE GRADUATES TO BE REWARDED
$1s000.00
To Graduates of Any School In Juno, 1012
FOR QIRL GRADUATES
1st Five $.'.0.00 Diamond Ulngs.
8nrt Five 68 3.00 Diamond nines.
3rd Five-61.1.00 Diamond Kings.
4th Five 810.00 Diamond Uincs.
FOR BOY GRADUATES
1st Five-SiO.OO Solid 14k. Gold Watrhrs.
2nd Five P2.V00 Solid 14k. Gold Watches.
3rd Five S13.00 Solid 14k. Geld Watrhrs.
4th Five flO.OO Solid 14k. Gold Watches.
(.'Larlrs A. Keene's Diamond and Watch advertisements will annear dnllv riur.
InR June, lOli, in New York, Urooklyn, Jersey City, lfoboken snd Newark evening
newipapcrs.
To the twenty girls and twenty boys GRADUATING FROM ANY BCIJOOL
dunnirJunr, lOK.wliohavcthecrpateit number of these advertisements. MAILED
TO CI.AHl.F.S A. KKKNK ON TITKlIt Hr.HAI.F, lie will present AUSOLUTK
I.Y FHl'.Ii 81,000,00 worth of diamonds and watches as stated above. In the event
of tics for any of these rewards the same rewards ns offered will be given to each
srsdunte so tied.
THKSK DIAMOND AND WATCH ADVF.UTISF.MKNTS MUST TIF,
SENT 1Y MAIL ONLY, within onn week of their publication, with tho grad
unte'a name, address and name nf srlintil, to
CHARLES A. KEENE. 180 BROADWAY, NEW YORK OITY
MrtTST"11" ' the forty graduates to bo rewarded will lie published
s ivv s a m New York anil Jlrooklvn newsnaners. SUNDAY. Julv IBlh. 1012.
ARE HOW ON EXHIBITION AT1BO BROADWAY, N. Y.
THEBB. REWARDS
tsaH II II IHUWCUK f mmtVltWtW&V& Id . WM iy OTfejl wm
ran
JThe tobacco that doubled
the value of a dime"
for a
chummy
pipe
It takes vastly more than
"just tobacco" to make your pipe a real flmoke-4?hum.
And if you would learn how good a chum your
pipe can be if you would find out the difference
between mere tobacco-burning and true pipe-comfort
just try one brimming bowl of Lucky Strike Roll
Cut "the tobacco that doubled the value of a dima."
You'll realize then that your days of tobacco
switching ore ftonc forever. Start today.
The Roll Cut ready Co imokc ' "1
4, inthm handy can Your dealer
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
TO COMMENCE TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), WILL BE MADE IN
A SALE OF WOMEN'S SUITS & DRESSES
SUITS OF MIXTURES AND COLORED SERGES
at $16.00, $25.00 & $32.00
SILK DRESSES at $22.00 & 35.00
S. Altttttttt & (HO. ARE DEVOTING SPECIAL ATTEN
TION TO THEIR STOCK OP
CORSETS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
IN FRENCH AND DOMESTIC MAKES. IT INCLUDES THE
FASSO CORSET, MADE IN PARIS, AND THE ESNAH CORSET,
MADE IN WORKROOMS ON THE PREMISES) RIBBON CORSETSi
CORSETS FOR XTHLETIC AND EQUESTRIAN USEi BATHING
CORSETSi BRASSIERESi L'ENVELOPPANTE, HIP CONFINER3.
CORSELETS, ETC: ALSO JUVENILE BRACES AND EPAULIERE9
FOR MISSES AND GROWING GIRLS, AT REASONABLE PRICE!
CORSETS MADE TO INDIVIDUAL MEASUREMENT.
&AlttMtt&Qi0.
FOR TUESDAY, JUNE 4th,
A SALE OF MEN'S & WOMEN'S SILK UMBRELLAS
AT THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES 1
TWILLED SILK UMBRELLAS
WITH NATURAL WOOD HANDLES , , AT $2.00
TAFFETA SILK FOLDING UMBRELLAS AT 3.00
A SALE OF WOMEN'S LISLE THREAD GLOVES
IN BLACK TAN AND WHITE, AS FOLLOWS i
2-CLASP GLOVES PER PAIR 30c.
MOUSQUETAIRE. 16-BUTTON LENGTH 58c.
FOR TO-MORROW (TUESDAY),
A SALE OF MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
IN DESIRABLE STYLES AND AT ONE-THIRD
BELOW THEIR ACTUAL VALUE.
NIGHT ROBES , 90c, $1.10 & J.25
PETTICOATS , , . . 90c. & J. 35
CHILDREN'S DRAWERS. , 35c. & 42c.
MISSES' DRAWERS , . 48c. & 85c.
A Happy Dream That
Will Comclruc
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