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IHEAKN SUES WOMAN
IN HAVEMEYER CASE
.Seeks to Divorce Manicure Who De
mand 5lrYnnn Harl Balm
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Miss Harriet Hcarn, or Miss Carrie
' Rolttlnffcr, as sho rovcnlcd herself
yesterday, who Is huIiir Hector Have.
mcyer for 1100,000 for alleged- breach
of promise to marry, was served yes
terday with imperii In a dlvorco .suit
brought ngalnst her by Garry llearn,
who claims bo married her In lloches
tcr. N. Y., June 1, 190S. The suit Is
boing brought In Schenectady County.
Miss Itcurn, In the ofOd of her at
torney, Hoscnthal & llalpcrln of No.
1470 Broadway, denied again yester
day that sho wan ever married to
Carry Hearn, snld to be n hotel man-
ager In Schenectady, and also denlod
the charges of misconduct Included In
Ileum's complaint
Port Warden's Jobs Abollnhrit.
ALBANY, N. V.. April JO. Undr
the tnrmi of a bill of Senator Sigc,
pndnpj by the Kenato early to-day, the
offices or Port Wardens are abolished.
The bill provides that the duties of
suen orneers spui aovoivn on tun com'
mlcslonem of Pilots of New York City
The measure now goes to the Assam
hly for concurrence.
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SHOES
Remarkable Savings on
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Sixteen of the Season's Popular Styles
EMBRACING about 1 ,000 pairs of newest Spring and Summer
modes. Popular and authentic I With Military and LXV.
heels in Patent Leather, Glazed or Dull Kid, Gun Metal
and Mahogany Calfskin. All smart, practical and reasonable.
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Sailor Ties
Walking Oxfords
Shoe Shop
on Main
Floor
Nineteen West
Thirty-Fourth
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Don't do it again.
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Bags give them against moths, dust and dampness
Roy Bags are a real "safe deposit vault" r.or your
Clothes.
Go to your druggist or department store and get a set of
Roy Garment Bags enough for your entire wardrobe
and put your Clothes in them. Next fall
you 11 have no regrets your Coat, y6ur
Sweater, your Furs, all your Clothes, MpsSlliij
will be just as neat, just as clean, just as fflMmMi
unwrinkled nnrl unrlnmo n. mWSomJM'
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were the day you put them away. Be
safe, not sorry I
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Royal PaDer Good Co.
19 East Oth Street, New York City
Franklin. Simqn Boys' Shops
. FIFTH FLOOR
V
Boys' lytiddy Suits
Good Quality Fast Color
fVell Made Low Price
HP
' If there is one reason more than another
why wc like to sell. a Middy Suit, it i6
because a low-priced garment is always
the greatest test of quality. As a great
merchant once said: Show me a store that
is dependable in the little things, and I ivill
show you a gnat store. These Middy Suits,
popular for home, dress, or school wear,
may be only $4.50 apiece, but the qual
ity is splendid. :: Ages ? to 10 years.
Regulation Middy Models,
in these combinations
White Drill with Navy or Cadet Collar,
or Gray, brown, blue or green Chambray
with White Collar
Other Suits t0 sJO.JO
Jtanfelm Simon & Co.
Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets
Boys' and Children's Haircutting Shop Fifth Floor
m
McCutcheomfe
Fifth Avenue, 34th and 33d Sts.
Fancy Linens
for Summer Homes
Never have we shown a more
interesting collection of Fancy
Linens. And in spite of the gen
erallv nrevailine hich orices we
Rig.TradMark are able to present them at prices
which represent a distinct saving,
as the greater part of this assortment was
purchased many months ago.
Luncheon Sets in an endless variety of
styles in round, square, oval and oblong
shapes. $6.75 to 395.00 set.
Tea Cloths with Napkins to match in
Italian embroidery of unusual design and
workmanship. Size 36x36 and 45x45 inches.
Dinner and Luncheon Cloths, round,
square and oblong in Lace, Lace and
Embroidery, Mosaic and Filet Tire work.
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Scarfs and Table Runners in all
required sizes. Also many odd sizes.
the
Tray Cloths, Tea Napkins, Centerpieces,
Hemstitched and Scalloped Damask Cloths
and Napkins, Breakfast Sets, etc.
Embroidered Wedding Gifts
B.eautifully monogramed linens are dear to
the heart of every bride. Orders for June
delivery should be placed at once.
The Store is closed at P. M.- daily
.Exceptflomiail Valines
arc obtainable in a number of smart styles in
Women's Low Shoes
taken from regular stock because of
incomplete sizes and reduced to
$7.85, 9.85 & 1;75 per pair
of these Shoes arc of the higher-cost
order, and eminently desirable from every
point of view. t i
(Women's Shoe Dep't, Second Floor)
A Nile mm ben0 of
Little CM Id fee's Coats
aod Hats
will be placed on sale to-morrow (Wednesday)
at particularly " attractive prices.
Little Children's Coats
off serge and becoming mixtures;
. sizes 2 to 5. years
$12.75, 16.50. & 19.50
Little Children's Hats '
. Tailored models, of straw, $!.9E, 3.50, 4.75
Imported models, off silk or lingerie, 7.50
(Infants Wear Dep't, Second Floor)
A Daiflmity Assortmmeinit of
Nursery Furfliflshiinigs
has been assembled in a section off its own
on the Fourth Floor.
It includes Cribs and Bassinettes, Hampers
and Wardrobes, Chairs, Kiddie Koops and
many other practical arid attractive things
for the little one's use and comfort.
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for Furs, Raigs amid Draperies
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