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iinimiiiiiwiw w i
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STRIKING
SPOOKS
PEEVISH AT CALL
FROM TWO-A-DAY
t 1 1
i4mmmor Sulking, and Rain-JMhft-Padft
Waves Tomahawk
i' tndJabl)tC Cheyennese.
SPIRIT CHURCH CLOSED.
Rev. R. A. Macurda Leaves
Ministry, for Vaudeville, but
Makes Flivver, of It.
aTrwn the- eesplt to TauflHll-Jurt
aw the spooka In plrltland are on
dignity and won't consent to hold,
with mere nunutn coniroi.
mata Trtitr bat befallen the Rev. Rutae
X Maourda, pastor of the Flrat Spirit
uaMat Church, which up to Mar 1 hl
inootlnga'Hwtoe a week In th Aroade
Butld4ng Ufoatray and Blrty-alxtb.
aTtrste
Arrammor, the 'Hindoo Qulde, control
of Ht. Macurda, Is u tiring oomewhere
la the empyrean or, ' perhaps no s
cravwled into tho subway, no one aeeme
to taow-and "Die Chief naln-ln-the-Taee,"
who was killed nt tho head of
the Cheyenne Indiana in.Oon. MaoKen
aaVa raid of 1877, has appeared thrice
att tha foot of the bed of Miss Ella
JOtilajaton, oho of tile Itev. Macurda'a
toataeae associates, and haa portrayed
Ma displeasure toy grunting at her to
Ills Indian tongus.
Siswrorda took a wireless teJegrapfo
aaat into vaudeville and tried to talk
aj tha two peevlih apooka that way.
3BBt thr didn't aniwer and the "turn,"
Jkat presented In the Columbia Theatre.
Brooklyn, didn't to quit th way it
htiii VI. perhaps tecauae of he His
Chief's peevishness.
Miss Maraton lenowa "Italn-tn-the-TaooV
ejuite wall: ln.faoU he'a favorite
pook 'at bora. She haa a IKe-aUed
gtletttre of him aa he looked when whole
atd earthly hanging In the oiricea -of
(he Xtwood Preae at No. un Broadway,
mt Wfcloh company Maourda la prealdent
aaat aha la treasurer. tPtala offlo la juat
a Meek feaaaw where th church uied to
MAOURDA WAS ONCE INVESTI
GATED BY THE POLICE.
Vfcere (a much apeculatlon In tha
ajitglflinniimil of Unooln Square why
Ska Xlnt Aplrituallat Church closed ao
ajalflatiljr on tha flrat of May. It had
la operaetoa almost three yeara
Maearda a !ta paator. ' Olacurda
aooa Investigated hy the police be-
ajaaaie aa tald ' people what waa coma;
a happen to themfor the alight aum
ef ft by merely looking at them. Just
M b ia out of town. 'He hasn't been
Mttra atnoe the failure of his vaude
vtSe act.
Maourda la a tall blond, Ma hair
aUfhtly tinged with tray. He'a Just
Ml of magnetism, It Is eatd, and very
popular with the ladles. He was on
Ar&atnsd minister tn th West, but
when he atruck the East he became a
devotee of the psychic, and later a
aplrltuallstlo leader.
Mrs. E. Monroe Hand of No. 114 West
Beventy-elxth street, who waa, and la
atlll, the leading light In the First Asso
ciation of Splrltual'sts, obtained MacuN
da'a services as pastor of the First
Church when It was organized. Many
of tn congregation were women of
Wealth, and during services many auto
mobiles watt;d outside.
A year ago Mrs. Hand withdrew from
the aupport of this church and started
th Church of the First Inspiration, now
holding services In Carnegie Hall. Just
why she cot out woe never explained.
Macurda continued tho First Church
under Ills own direction, but it didn't
aeem quite eo prosperous.
Mrs. Hand couldn't be found at her
home to-day, A woman who Introduced
herself as "Miss' Smith from England"
explained sho was out of town. If tho
reportor -were Interested In spooks ho
could hear tho latest ones at the new
church In. Carncglo JIall. Why Maourda
bad disassociated himself from his bene
factress and, why he waa ,ln vaudeville
"Miss Smith of England" could not ex
plain. SPIRITS WOULDN'T WOHK FOR
WRST CHURCH. PEOPLE.
omfhow-OT other it's noised about' In
epfrltvaMstto circles that 'trie'" spooks
arent quite pleased with their treat
ment by the members of the First
Spiritualistic Church and aren't work-
REAL E8TATE FOR SALE
NEW JER8EY.
LAKE GROVE HEIGHTS
800 Feet Above Itie Sea, Amidst Magnificent Shade Trees
Directly on a Beautiful Mountain
, Spring Lake 7 Miles in Clrcumferanc
Within Commuting Distance of New York. Near the Station
This Is the bungalow sfctlrm Incbmparabie. Whtn you think of a bunga
low you. think of the shores of a lake in the mountains. You do not want it
closejto'tlus citv. ,You waul It far enough away to forget and rest and still
nar frtoutili to commute.' Take to thtf heights for health ,Tire Isn't a more
teautlt(rtf healthy spot anywhere than Lake Grove Heights. The old-fash-ionedMdta.of
.tlic swell Summer resort with Its trials and trll)uIatlona..ls becom
ing antiquated. Pure air, sanitary conditions, freedom from restraint, to do
as one wishes, and, above all, .coolness without the chill that .brlnsrs malaria.
This Is going to be a hummer of a Summer, Make your plans now; because
IMs city will be blistering hot.
Suniregth ONE DAY ONLY
Bungalow Sites nt tf rjf JT 4 f
LAKE GROVE HEIGHTS M O IlVn
You can bungalow or tent or build a house of branches.' 'Themain thing
Is, yitr'.)wlll be helthy, happy and cool, We build bungalows to your order,
and retyt tgemready for occupancy, In thirty days. You will be charmed with
Ibis aevckBpmmt. , Gome with us for a day's, outing io Lake Grove JldihtJ,
pa lhe;Toad of Anthracite.
Whit, reserving tickets, for free special excursion.
MMAuvnpton R.o.i
In, though It isn't on record in eelrlt
dom that any of them were ever wait
era, More practical persona aay finance
wr low. Mis Maraton tooled to-day
that the church waa permanently efloaed.
It was the summer vacation, ah geld.
Macurda'a act in tha two-a-day wa
amusing, for, while tie waa aendlnc hi
message to the disgruntled epooka, via
wireless, a former member of the "Pink
PajAtna Girls" Company a man danced
everything from the .Turkey Trot to la
Vienna Vlggte and back. Tina may
have been what Big Chief Ilaln-In-th-
Faco didn't like.
Mrs. Zcna. Porter of No. U State
street, Brooklyn, attended one of th
matinees at whloh Alaourda appeared.
While ahe was sitting in a box, listen
ing to the minister tetetrranh spirit
cneaaages from the apotaton to their
dead friends, a woman entered her box
and began talking to her. It waa wee
Maraton.
'1 waa attracted, to Mlaa Maraton bo
fore sho came Into my box." aald Mrs.
Porter to an Evening World reporter
to-day. "When she joined me aha asked
me to send a message to one of my
dcAd friend. Brie told me ah waa as
sociated with Maourda, who aa I re
member waa billed as Olacurda, the
Oreat.' Then she grew confidential and
gave me 'a card of the Atwood Press.
She told me I had a discreet appear
ante, and then aald. she told fortune
that aha waa an astrologer. She aald
that If I cam to th offlo ah would
tell mine at half price, ,ind Introduce
me to the Iter. Maourda, who could
tell me lota of things by just looking
at me.
MACURDA IS. TELLINQ FOR
TUNES IN' BOSTON.
"I waa. curious, aod a few day ago
visited the office. Miss Maraton waa
there, but rfh said Maourda had gone
to Boston, to toll fortunes; tho police
-there didn't object and-' h ''needed the
money.
"Miss Maraton didn't cat my horo
scope, as h termed It, but gave me a
card to fill out; giving the 'date of my
birth even to the exact hour. She
told me to oome again and bring my
friends.- She even mentioned something
about a commission.
"Then Mlsa Manton xg4amed how
peevish IUtn-ln-the-Fac had become
over MaourdVa .venture, tn vaudeville.
Twice before the act waa put oh the
Indian appeared In his war paint at the
foot of her bed and grunted moat ter
ribly In Cheyennese. Th night of the
flrat production he came again, with
more red and green paint than ever,
let loose a .tirade, -waved hla tomahawk
wildly, grunted, allowed hla taeth and
disappeared."
Xxrrfa'a l,aa Mast Deal.
Charles II. Bradshaw, slxty-sersn, a
well known comedian, who waa Lott&'s
leading man for a number of yeara.
died of pneumonia Saturday night In
Montclalr, N, J, He Is survived by his
wife and one child. The remains will
be taken to Wolcott, N. T for Inter
ment
SUFFERED
EVERYTHING
For Fourteen Years, Restored
T u..lil!t t Jl-'rs' s
i o neum oj uyan c. rinK
' hapi's Vegetable
Compound.
Elgin, 111. "After, fourteen; years of
simcring everything from female com
plaints,! am at last
restored to health.
"J employed the
best doctors and
even went to the
1
iml '.w. BKl hmnllal lor r.
ment and was told
there was no help
for me. But while
taking Lydia .
BBJBvBBTI uniwam s vege
BHET I table Compound 1
KliwY - I btD to Improve
f"' ' 1 and I continued
its use until I was made well." Mrs.
Henry Leiseberg,' 743 Adams St.
Kearneysville, W. Va.-"I feel it my
duty to write and say what Lydia E.
1'inkham's Vegetable Compound has
done for me. I suffered from female
weakness and at times felt so miserable
I could hardly endure being on my feet.
"After taking Lydia K. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and following your
special directions, my trouble .is gone.
Words fail to express my thankfulness.
I recommend your medicine to all my
friends." Mrs.' 0. . Whlttlngton.
The above are only two of the thou
sands of grateful letters which arc con
stantly being received by the Pinkham
Medicine- Company- of Lynn, Mass.,
which show clearly what great things
Lydia lv. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound does for those who suffer from
woman's ills.
If you want special ad doe write to
Lydia E.- Pinkham- Medicine Co.
(confidential), Lynn, Mas. Your
letter will be opened, read and
answered by a woman and held in
strict confidence.
. .REAL E8TATE FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY.
U2 Etat 3d Street, New Ywlt,
UNIQUE GROWTH
REMOVED
FROM
DOCTOR'S BODY
Vedleal men are examining wtth
amazement to-dar a rema,rkble growth,
three teat ton; and aa Ma; around aa a
tnan'o area, removed from tho beds' of
Dr. Herman X Rata, a aunraon In the
Fire Department The doctors aar there
la nothing Ilk It recorded in surgical
annals.
Tor thtrtr-4v year this extraordinary
enVbrronlo organ waa growing tnatd
him, out not until last year did Dr. Xet
become aware that anything was the
matter. The doctor waa born with a
rudimentary third kidney and second
urogenital tract In the operation to
remove It Dr. John F. Erdmann had to
make an Incision (orty-two taoh long
frm tha contra at Er. Rela'e ohat and
round his body op to th tniddl of the
back..
Th operation took place at Dr. Bull'
sanitarium at NO. S3 Wsst Thirty-third
atroet.and waa witnessed by Dr. Ilarry
M. Archer of No. 7a, West Eighty-second
attest, honorary surgeon to the Fire De
partment The, unique maaa of tlssu la
nofcr at Dr.- Erdmann'a offlc at No. go
TVWt Flrty-eecond street, iwher mem
ber of the New York County Medical
Society are viewing It
DespltO Its aztenslv charaetsr, th
operation wa entirely suocaesful.-and
Dr. -Beta wilt soon be out.agala with hla
weight permanently reduced several
pounds. .
After the operation Dr. Retea left kid'
ney waa found to be affected, and. a
second' operation had to b gioriformod
to remove tho Mdnoy.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
To Commuters
Wouldn't You Like to LIVE Where You Don't Have
to Wait an Hour if You Miss a Train?
You Can Do This by buying a lot and building your Home in New
York City adjacent to Van Cortlandt Park, RIGHT AT THE
SUBWAY STATION.
Besides it will be just as cheap or cheaper than living in the suburbs and
you have the same pleasures; in addition you get the great increase
in values of land caused by the Northward growth of the City.
Go to the Supreme Court Partition Sale of the
Van Cortlandt Estate
719 Lots
on Broadway, between 238th and 240th Streets, Van
' Cortlandt Park South, Mosholu Parkway, Jerome
Park Reservoir and adjacent Avenues and Streets.
(Subway Station at Broadway and 238th Street.)
Will Be Sold at Auction on the Premises
Saturday. June 8th, 1912. at 10.30 A. M.
75 may remain on mortgage
Savings Bank Books Taken as Deposits on Purchase of Lots
Titles guaranteed by Lawyers Title Insurance As Trust Co.
Every Lot Must Be Sold to the Highest Bidder
Adam Wiener, Esq.," Referee.
Phllbin, Beekman, Menken fli Griscom, PlantiflV Attorneys,
For Maps and particulars apply to
Joseph P. Day J. Clarence Davies
Auctioneer
31 Nassau Street
STEAMBOATS.
f fudson River
O Day Line
fltssmsr HBTOHICH 11
no n-
Lili.' or t
. Bun A. II.. V.'.
liiu Dm
i 2d M., A.
i. Ltnillns at
M.! W. 139th Bt.. n.SO , M.
Yonkers. West l'olnt. Netrbursn, J'ousn-
kPlfi Klns.ton J'ejn csuiii Jiuan
r conn.ct'loni. Mii.1i. Hit nuritnt.
pATTEN
INE
tar UcUUsdi. Dm
IlrisUt, Loas Uwii.
ISjiin Put nd sll JflrMT
X.
il., 11.4V
EXCURSIONS.
SIGHT SEEING YACHT
FOOT WXST 23D 8T. ALL CAR3 THANSFrR.
1(1.30 A.M. HtUliis trotnd N.w Vork. Uc.
2.HO I'. M. turtr 4; lUian cluln oiid.
SIGHT-SEHING YACHT aiFTON
Around MuhttUa reetunr tbotrd, D-llr,
10 30 A. Jl. and 47aO P, Vl. Voot
umce. tuuron liaj.uni.
Ttl. Mil llr.m.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING INTEREST
5 INTEREST
AUowtd on scoouots from 110. to 11.000.
Deposits msds on or bcloro Juno 5, dxw
Int.re.t from June 1. ...
1100,000. on depoilt with the Stale ol N. Y.
we are eBtsrlna our 72d year.
Banking-by msU to m.et your conv.nl.ncs.
CtltorvrttiortMkltt. Ttl.lZJiSfikmam
I w tLABKZ eTamia.llMVerB
insei
aaaaM ax. rrmniM wtagj cavivte
the giwiwa wbitfrp,
LordWTayhn
Fttnuhd
Exceptional Values in
Graduation Dresses
for Misses and Juniors
Voile or Batiste Dresses
Elaborately hand embroidered nd lace
trimmed.
Cotton Voile Dresses
Englisb eyelet embroidery in waist and
skirt-
-
Cotton Voile Dresses
Hand-embroidered and
trimmed. .
Very Special
DresSiS Including hand-embroidered
linen, tissue aad batiste.
Values to $10.50
.Broadway & 20th St.; 6th Ave.; 10th St.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
or
intn
HUM. ESTATE FOR SALE
QUEENS. $100 CASH & $10 PER MONTH
1 will sell my beautiful 6-room home,
containing steam heat, bath and all
Improvements, for S2.950; In the fast
est Rrowlng section of Queens. W. H.
L.. Box 56. Evening World.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW JER8EY.
WILL SACRIFICE SUMMER COTTAGE
VII
I
tt Hdidni.n llu., N. J, FiinUilM.
p. o. nox Mai, n. t. oitr,
SUMMER RESORTS.
Your
Vacation
' data, will not be complete' without
the iNKW HOOK. "I.ONO ISLAND
HUSORTfl," Klvlnt; a llHt of tlio
best hotola nnrl boarillnt; houses,
their ratos, number accommodated,
Ac, free at L. I. It. It. ticket of
nces, 42 ll'WAy, also Fifth Ave.
mag. (Ctli Ave. & 23d Bt.). N. V..
or will be mailed on receipt of 10
cents by tho O. P. A., Koam 327,
Pennsylvania Htatlon, Now York.
DOQ3, BIRDS AND POULTRY.
lOU HALK A birs.ln; Ml t). C. Wilt. Uf
lmrc. ilrlcUy itr.ljlit br.1. Tbn. n. lulu,
J. II YAlin, Tulnrnlll.. I.
FOR SALE.
I BALE TOD buur. thick nttia m
MoypAT, jpyg
186
Values to $39.50j
$12.50
Special atj
Torchon lace
$7-50
Value $19.60J
$6.50
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
at. at ata Ave.,
Bronx
FOR SALE.
HEN'S CLOTHES XAeLT!VW
Utll
Ana.
EXCHANGE CLOTHING CO.
DIAMONDS ON CREDIT
DAVAI BIST VAIUFS IM THE CITX EASIEST nMS
KUlAlWAMONDiWATCHCQ
7 HAlom UNKK PHQHISiO CQK
. WATCHCt
LiaTatif LBV AnU AD
CREDIT
IO4U04 mmrt try nt
r iw.w.swee-t It to.
CO wrCMOmiy, coit. rtAiomn lahm
DIAMONDS ON CREDIT
EASY WCEKLV. OK MONTHLY. PAYMENTS,
American Watch and Diamond Co.
U Mlden 1jd. Tel. BHOT Cort.
DIAMONDS ON CREDIT
WATCHES BJffl I -iT .
ANTIQUB muU.plKW tai ralntira, bmIkhh
&M hrdo.t ooQn titl trlu, iimu iMtut,
oh.Dtlrllrri. b.thtubi uvl Mum. (torn limai.,
VAittJi'M W. IM U. tn It UrwJ Juu. 4 (
1 oc4ock; wntffcrr on triinlu4 uatU 0 o clock.
$1
lJOW.N, II .hUti VVthuo WU-, UU.
inoii. woRLnwiTcii w)., no w, Sii
K. Utritai llriocU ili W. UDh. Om t't.
D1AMOMH. Hilchr. dtllmtl: croienltnt p.;.
YNDIOATB W)MPANY. tl C. 14tb.
I3S Winood ltlof.ll Mkirj wttslwe. atuausi.
mnpaitu, fa rr.izcis u upan Ma-ah
iiaatvejaaaV I
tn., i
Mr at,
lfii,
BslakllthsS HIT.
, t I
JTha advantage of this Sale la iU TirrwHness.TTT.Ths Goods yon
want for Summer wear, seasonable Goods, Goods for ntw, are
the Goods you can boy in this June Sale'at remarkably low rlce
Don't be extravagant tyith everybody talking about the high cost
of living can you afford to miss such opportunities to economise?
JUNE SALE OF WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
A tale that grows a ule that'a different no dwindling , no decreaM, no dlmlnuttoa
of enthtwUsm or of gooda Full itoeka, treat valuea, great trade keep op fta
inumpbant progreae Don I mm il
COItavr OOVRnS-Nalaaaok-
ytkaa of wide essbrotdarr wtA laea
and ribbon ref. ets ..Bale. .IT
UssM TbrteNa MtU cf Tslatawi OMsra.
COrtRKT OOVBRS-Nalaaeek-
front and task wMh raaer weaa ma
etn.b'r or wttn deep laoe rokee
rec. cts eaio. ,88
CORBET COVBTW-JraataBBC
erp trim of Val. ar Torabaa laea er
thowr emb'r raloe M oes.....Bala,
COIUTRT COVRRS a doaaa
pretty sWIee itce or mdbT
rec. $1.59 .Sale. .04
raTTlCOATB Ruffle of deep
mD'x or etntry ana tueae
rec ci ou 8sls. ,48
Unit Tbn No Mill er Ttlstrwns Ordwe.
COR8ET OOVERB-New effeaoi
with erab r medallions and ate-
ret. tt ou , .tale. ,58
PETTICOATS Deep ernb'y ruffle
or thtfe tn five rows lace
Tlu $1.19 Bale. .TO
PBTTIOOATfl Trlm'd aaas-
hlirh with elaborate open eorb'r or wide
snowy lAcea value ll.M Bale. 1.24
PETTICOATS-Nelneook flounce ot
open emb'y or fan or panel flounoe
ot lace value $.! Bale. 0.00
PETTICOATS Fine aalnsook-aWb.
orate and Deaunful styles with
daintiest Isces and stnbroldartaa
value 9.H Bala. 4.9H
NIOIIT niUB88ES-4a4naeok-TUld
neck wide emb'y or fancy lacs
usually .CD Sal. ,88
UdM Thrr-No M.U or Triaphoo IMm.
NIOIIT nRESBES nainsook
allporer or button ityl p rUUy
trtm'd with lac or emb'y
eKewbere 11.00... i Sale. .08
NIOIIT DRKSSES-natneook-4estM
of stylss, 1004 with enure yoke of
lace. or emb'y and ribbon fclah
aod low neck long er short sisevee
worla ta Sal. ,65
NIOIIT DRE8BB8-4alnook-4iaadaom
models with Torohon, val., ana rointde
Parts laoes tn new and elaborate Hecta
re 11.71 Bale 1.T4
NIQIIT DRGS8ES rrmeh nelnsnok
handsoraely rnm'd with fine mb'y
and ninriwt lacei, Inoludlnc th
dcflrabl Cluny-r(. 3.....ttel. 2.84
DRAWER camhrle hemsOtohed
hem and tuoks-raf. .......... BKie, ,io
Umtt Tbn No MtU er Talepboaa Oraet.
DRAWERS nslnsook-dreular or
stralf nt 1 to 3 rows rancy isoo or
wide amb'y-value .13 Sal. .35
DRAWBRS nalneook trala4 or
nifn cfcarsa WILD lnseruns ana
edsinpi of tint erab' and lace
vaius .19
ale. .04
DRAWERS Fine Nslnsook-
beautiful styles wim 11ns smoraiuenas
and Uc-falu $1.33 Sal. ,04
CIIEMISBS-Oood Muilln
1- mfltltonw ruiie-". .. .aio
Uuilt Ttut No Mil! or Ttlvphoa Ordeis.
CIIKMIHK8 Hklrt lenitlh deep aad
elaboralo yoKM 01 lauoy an
emb'y medallions and ribbon
nt. S1.39 Bala. ,04
JUNESALEOF RABIES' WEAR
No need for words No need for long preface with values llko these:
Na Mall at Tataiitwat Ordtn far Ska fetlovtssi
BABIES' LONG SLIPS, AND DRESSES. .18. . M.. .11.
itiivai cwnnT DRESSES IzeetoSyrs...
onuiuu w..w... 1.. ,
BABIES' SHORT DRESSES-eltee to .
BABIES' SHIRTS "aeconds," slses to
JUNE SALE PRICES
FOR BRIDAL SETS
You can navo enough for en extrs
waist or somo fino articlo of under
wear If you buy any of these:
l-pe. nrMal Beta of fin Nelaaoek
comoinauon, mgni urea ana
I'etttonat laborale affeota ot
French and eyelet emb'y, lace or
rtbbon-were $0.l 0.08
Klaborate Drldal.Bats pes.
Including combination UAtenuiy
trlm'd with Flahtye Val. lao and
mb'y Medallions and wld ribbon,
or lac and emb'y combined
were $10.9! 8,08
I and 4 pc. nrMal Bute Very dainty
oliects wim wia uiunr ia imwu
and Medalllont MMiie wltli Val. lac
outlining ribbon rotle and
boara-reg. 1M.00 15. OH
MORNING
To prevent dealers
79 cl. Sslin Messalints-3(-lach $8
Soft and luttrout black, wltlte aad
full Una of brat shads for drteees,
coats, walata. allpa, etc
BILKS MAIN 1X0011.
49 cl. Mohtir Sic Ibannea J9
42'lnch hlitli silk luatrn gray, brown,
garnet, cream, navy and black fajrh
lonatl for nail, eklrta, tulle, etc.
PBt.SH OOOU3-MA1N TUiOU,
UHd. Ytrd Wide Perctlts VA
Mill Irngtht. but larte aaaortment of
stHpea, rbi-cki. tlgum, dots. etc.
Wiiill IJKEA3 FAllItlffl UA8I7MKMT.
10 cl. Men's Initial H'dk'b 7
!i lnob hem pur Irlih linen.
iumjkkiiJiiiuf- main rwxB.
49 cl. Boji' Laundered Bioutrs ii
Fancy parealaa and white madras
band or collar 4 to It yra.
boys' FuitMHiu.Noa riiion rtooa.
lasatt at
In New York's Shopping Cenfr
HEARIf
srearteeathaueet .Weal af srsraa AvsaeM ' '
JUNE SALE
riUNCBflS BLirS-Oiasliilo aad
Nalntwok-Tokas and ktrt wtth
Iter, sntb'y and ribbon
valu .n to $L4 sale,
PnrrTCESS BLm-BatMa-
.78
whU. pink, blu. yllow wltb dainty
lcandrtbbon-vaiuatl.Tt.,8sl. 1,24
PRINCESS LirS-Nalnsoek-yokm
of open emb'y and deep tlVjBct
and Insert or yok of Plshy Vi.l.
with I rows en skirt, ribbon finkkh
valu Ht ssie. 1.04
rRINCBM lUPS-Nainaeek-
elaboratelr trtm'd with lace or emb'y
-value ilta sal. 1,04
rniNCE8a bmps-fib Nulnafok-
tratgut modal elaborately trtm'd
with Cluny or Val. lace and emb'y
valu. 14.00 , Bale, 3.08
PRINCBSa SLIPA-Nalnsook
fine nK emb'd paal with Clony laaa
utllnlnc abd ribbon trtm'd skirt
value H.M sale. 5.00
COMniNATIONS Nlnook
yokts of fancy lacja and wheel
embroidery emli'-j beadln( at we tot
klrt or draw.r, a edse
rea. M cts ; Sal. ,441
Limit Thne Ni Mali er TrViphaiM Mm.
COMniNATIOKB Nainsook
yoku of laoj and emb'y attraotlre
tyle wtth ribbon ref. ,M....Bale. ,04
COMIUNATIONS-Nalnsook-yoke.of
iYennh onib'y or trtm'd front
and lack with Torchon, Point d
l'arl. Vl., Cluny pattani laeat,
tnedtlllooa, etc. Ursa
aMKirttr.ent value 'lt.3 i.,,Bala. ,06
COMHINATIONB-Nslnsook-I'rlncma
or waist styles trlm'd In varl
out protty ways with nsweat laces and
lineal embroldtn trtm'a skirt
or drawer value fl.to..
.,aais.
1.34
COMtllNATIONS-Lawn and Naln
sofk wld yoke of handaom
lacr trlm'd solidly or is lassrt
fuhlon emb'y beadlni'dt waist
trlm'd drawer or sktrt
rekularly $1.7 Bala, 1,04
COMBINATIONS Ftae Nataaeok
tucked or trlm'd backs yokes with ln
rtii of lace or tsnb'y snedallloaa
klrt or drawer with laoe and Insert
-re. 14.0 Bala. U.48
EXTRA SIZE rjdrtSET COVERS
lyonadalo rambrlo .blgb neck
41 to U bust value s cts Bala. ,18
Uam Tbm .to MsU tt rTattohaae Oraart.
EXTRA SIZE Muslla NI(M Dreasas
yoke of tuck and wld cnb'y
entb'r nnlah-vauu ,J Bale. .48
linlt TtiR Na MtO tt Tetaphao Ordtn.
EXTRA SIZE Drawers-Oood Muslla
II. B. bem and tucks
value 39 ot Bala. .28
Unit Tan la Mil i.TtapBeae Olden.
EXTRA SIZE DRAWERS-Cambrio-etralrbt
or circular ruffls of good
aiub'y-alu .to Baa. .42
EXTRA 81ZK PBTTICOATS
ruffle, emb'y or hom and cluiter rucks
or 3 rows of finer lace
value $1.00 Sale. ,78
limit Tkne No Mall or Triaphoa Ordan.
EXTRA SIZE 0OMD1NATIONS
Nainsook-fin emb'y edge .
ribbon run value 11.13 Bala. .04
tt
.77
.37
4 a
,n .. u ...
. eeW
6 yre. . . .
.M. . .77.. 1.S7
Itut elS eS7
3 yre. . .
CUTLERY FOR JUNE BRIDALS
Fine Cutlery makes a superb gift
It is a lasting delight if the. steel is
reliable Remember, too, that a use
ful gift la far more attractive
l.plera Carving Hot beat American
steel antique Ivory finish handles
aterllng silver ferrule reg. MS.v..4,08
1-ptooa Oanrtng Bate handorged
eteel nnulne stag handle ter
llng sliver fan-ulea-wUn Uned
csaca -value $5.85 0.08
Wontanholm's Carving Beta best
KhoffloM ateel tag handles llvar
ferruka wore $3.9 1,08
Dinner Knives and Forks allrer
plated, etaal bladea Ivoroy ban.
dlea et of all 'nacH In lined caa
alMwher $:.51 a aet....v.., .S,08
Dinner Knlvaa and Fork best atael
celluloid handle et of six aoh
worth W.0 2.40
SPECIALS To-morrow, Tuesdtv, Until 1 P. M.
buying, quantities ri-strtctcl. No Mall or Telephone Orders.
29 cl. Men's Athlalic Underwear IS
White check nalmook hl rta sleeveless
drawpra knee lenfith alio white
nirah dmwora alt aliua.
MU.N'H FUU.Sl4Ul.SUd MAIN FLOOB,
17 cl. Union Linen Huck Towels 12
1JH! ftnlah-hmnmed.
TOW r.LS A I N FLOOR.
14 cl. Linen Towellinn
II Inch extra hfuvy fine, clot, ah
sorbtot wear.
TUWEIAISaS MAIN FLOOfl.
12 tt. While Curttin Muslins 8
It lnob variety of "epots, figures and
fancy atrip..
Ul'JlOIOTr.ltY n.VSBMT.NT.
Set. Blsschsd Chetaetlelh 2H
34 lnoa lor surgical and .family use.
Nat IrM than 5 tarda of msra tbaa one
piece to a t'wmtnrr.
LBbi f nr-iuttHti.vr,
1 ataaaa aaaaat
Ckxkagiai 'Detrote afcrkag"
.Vat ,
Ske Otoofcsl
' aBBBBBBBBBBB U 4
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JUNE SALE OFFERINGS
FOR TO-MORROW
"Moatr s --
wwr . t b
Buy at June. Gafe Brkasj.aaW.yeaj
have rn for other tkBS-. .. .;i41
tune like the prent-heas ar far
to-Kjfrowl '
! mttl er talaiWoJrt, '
I1I.N Weam'aMOriMe:... '
OrWssk,W1ai .. a.. I
Ok
.7H"?nw" UMlluw (OUJUQI tMsl gSalaWs
aannaa-amw, mod.a, trlrnV wia? UeaaLJ
bordtrs aad emb'd erfeta-JI ataesvT''
IMS Wsaaaaa WaahDraasse........
Un.ns, Tissue. Chambrar, tSttstaT'
Lawn and Dotted Bwlss aJkard aei 1 V
fancy models. , aaaj.f v
H.H Weaw.'! Wsaf. Drefest ..iM.
freuy Summtr fabrics, haedseaiaaT'
trlm'd whh fine embHlceT cosS
piping, bandings aod buMoa-oe,.:
with peptum all aliea. T'
SS.M Waaam's Wah Dreesaa. " Llk
VoUaa, BsMstss. Tlasuss aad'Otngbaaaa
' Tm.M'IXi 'f'8" eiUor-abtt af
reets, with lace, emb'y aa4 ii allies
touehas e( color new stodsls-auralMaT
fle.NWWeLeflCeaH MS
Whipcords sad seraea-olaelt aad aavy
-strictly Ullored-ejalf llnd wtth paaaj
, Wsae-lndlapsaisaWe fof Saotortosr
and. travelllag. '
. Waatan's Tailsrad Umm SattJ Utf
Natural tlnt-etralgkt or cutaway eoaW.
sltts 11 to $. 1
I5.M Wstasn's Oteas SUrta
raaasaaa, serges aat vrktaeartV
mi;
navy, cream aod taa, also sUajlurww
II Jl at I1.N layt! Waa. SaJei. .
...lit!
1. aaSii
oaambraya. Qaiataaa, llaoaa. rsaaa
eemuss Rusttaa and aallar atvla
eoatraat coUars and aMsa-S ta 10 rri v
HM kW NeHeit Safes....'. .'...Oil.
Aaw douMe krsaat aavy aerie, laHV'
wool char lota aad aaaslasraa. Ia taaa,'
grays aa brOwae floly taslorasl a4 ;
Itasd aanar hers astra tisNaara I aa ..
II yra.
Nctleia'CaatStjIaSyrk...... JV
Fanoy parealaa aad lilrai else' bhta 4
ehatnbraye plata er a leases, iniasij
Uuadrd cuff ateaaka at ta lVt&7"
t.Bers'l
waits and faster 1
light aad dark 4 kUM
flJB.WeaWs .Ceres
fid oouqi asd
and batlats teag, areaB j
aio)a-elss UMK
aaa exirsene
S1JS Seie MUm Sarsw rkta. .
White aad navy Tyrol saa"
UM Weaam's Jp Salt Waists
d6-
mac a or wnite preuy snoneia wins
loaarta ot Ilk flak mat vaka u4l tak 1
high' and low neck.
7 17
SI.M WhiuVea. Walsei...,
Yoke aad aaat strls
.Ml
ivAdem r
cluny laos and embroidered
all slses.
Mct.FaJllMaaUni
13
Florals and stripes light
empire or looae ll atsts.
1
I MM V - Bk I 1. . . . .4 '
w naawan a Mwyie-wiai naaa.', . . . lm .
Java atrawa natural Hats also .SSSisj i
atrawa navy, brown' an bum eailerW '
effects. 1,
UM Wssaea'a Maek Haaap Hah. 'tai:
Tba moat dsstrable lota of the seaaaSbV
DatweaaC fliimsmatip aha naaa
ft el. Wssaan's lUuah Straw SaaWa. . . . .v M "
niack. nsry, watte aad burst wtse v
atrtow brim , .,M
17.41 Lara rarstla AajrsHe. ........ (,M,
nlack. white and natural tlat-betieT'
large sprays.
H cl. Sasreaeaer PeiStsats
Clear stripe tucked
..1.
or
aealh
nouncee u isogtns.
f I.W lakes' Fas Laws Caps. . .;LSi
nlntv mtir ttl tin lira. uaS aakltat
ssttn ribbon roseuss slssa to 1 raasev
u.e aMaiaarsj' wssat iaas..
Mfra' Sample fine lawns, and batlsas ;
many styles, plentifully trlm'd 'Wlaa C
fin emb'y laoaa, tucks and rlbboaaw .
6 to M yr. . ,
$3.98 & J4.93 Misses' Wash Dreeser . .'. .-. ttV
New Summer fabrfcj, tlwuca. dlmltlaa
and glngbama escepUonally araart 1
modtlt-trlm'd wtth- 'emo'-y. ptpaagaw.
laces aad contrast bendi-altea It, U
aad 11.
$1.14 Mao's Sweetie Sfcirts.,.. , .Ti
White, fan, blue, neilo ana cnass)
French cuffs coat model with
without collar til tlits. famous
label on avtry ihlrt. ,
11.50 Wonam'a Oiferti Tie r.vMS
Soft, black Dongola nfdtuu tee pat? '
nt Irathar tlpe-iullltary hlo J'to'f
all wldtba.
S9cl.Babies'.Hrsl Sheas
Soft Bole a Soft leather la tan
pretty colore. Sites to 1 moatfel
''
I'
M
98 cl. Eitra Sis NlghrtVeaete .1. M
Cambria and nainsook round yoke e
mb'y or lacea ribbon run.
llTHllN U.NDUKWEAlt SECOND ICOOSW
IS cl. Steal Knives r"orJ .ill
uinner tue none ana oooay mw-
an escellent make.
CUTLEUY MAIN FLOOR. '
23 cl. MUHnerv Sash Ribbons M
Pretty Dresden, aatlnt, molrea aad
taffetas black. whlU and1 oolom
lUBBONS-lAl.N .FLOOB.
IS cl. While Unierie Bthst IMX
tfucn nne, son ana susy, ivr twasjv a rt
mtr draaa and waists. W' .'A'll
WtlTB QOOOS J1A1N FLOOB, J.
11.49 Wansn's Slack Waists M
Lawn, batlsts and roaglaetti asaSty 4
tailored or fine tucks blga er ktsr
neck all eliej. '
WAiant aaoo.ND floojl i
1 ---A..F faBBU
'a
mi-
ml
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