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x? {0 ( i THE GLENS FALLS THES AND MESSENGEZ, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2%. Times' News l | Service is in Charge of MiSS M. 1. | D WYER | THE GLENS FALLS TIMES IS ON SALE At Langworthy's Book Store,' 180 Main, Mosher's News Stend at Postoffice, Wilte & Ledley, 82 Main St. (Bakers Falls), A. E. Smith, 160 Main, Taylor's Store, 98 Main Advertising Department in Charge of Cost of Running [PARS Senos NotED STATE HOSPIMLS Flour Alone from October to December Will Necessitate Expenditure of $73,916. georar | {| RUSSELL II JT0 SPEEOERS ARE BROUGHT TO GRE 'Violators of the villaga speed ordi- nance are swiftly being brought to justice in Hudson Falls, as was dem- onstrated yesterday when J. Clinton Smith and Willis G. Pettit of Glens Falls were brought before Justice of the Peace Richards and fined $5. Later William L, Durkee of Fort Ed- ward also was obliged to give up $5 for the same reason. Henry F. Sprott of Saratoga, who was later arrested, willingly paid the rmount of $5, stating he was without r speedometer and stated that the officer made no mistake. Carl Bronte of the shirt company pleaded not guilty and his case was adjourned. The citizens of the village are well pleased that such rigid measures ars being employed to bring all offenders to Justice. Chief Benway and his as sistants are constantly on the alert with the determination that none shall escape who violate the laws in this regard. Parents, who have heen In a state of terror ever since school resumed sessions, owing to the speed maniacs who seemed to take posses- slon of our highways, are now re- lieved from all anxiety owing to the vigilance of the officers of our vil- lage. A n From Newport, Mew York. Sirs. Agnes Mahardy, of Newport, K,. Y., writes, \About two years aro when I vas suffering from a severs old and cough, I used two bottles of S'ham-berlain‘s Cough Remedy. It rm lieved me right away as soon as I be- gan taklog it. In a few days' time | was fully cured. It certainly is a splendid cough medicine and I cheer fully recomment it to all.\ For sale by all dealers, * HUDSON FALLS CLAS&IREY DFPT. CAB SERVICE CALL R. B. HANCOCK for first class cab service, day or night, at Harry W. Baker's drug store. Phone 182. Res. phone $36-M. Reasonable rates. STEWARTS HARDWARE _ 'STEWART'S HARDWARE,. - Get. your furnace cleaned and repaired at Stewart's Hardware, Hudson Falls. Phone 382. SUNDAY SERVICES - IN LOCAL CHURCHES Sunday will be observed in the Hudson Falls churches tomorrow | as follows: St. Paul's Catholic church, the Rev. Eugene Rey, pastor; the Rev, Louis D. Guerin, assistant. Masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:45 a,. m. Vespers at 3 p. m. - _| St. Mary's Catholic charch-Very Rev. J, J. O'Brien, V. F. pastor; the Rev. M. F. Engliish, sssistant, 7, 8] and 10:45 a. m., low masses. Sunday school at 9:30, Benediction after last | service. Zion - Spiscopal - church-Twelfth Sunday after Trinity; T:80 a. m., Holy Communion; 10:30 a. m., morning pray °r and sermon. Offering for the arch- deaconry of Troy. Rev, William W. Lockwood, rector. ‘Mrs. Harold Hutchinson and Mrs. J. H | Nows - Service.) E ALBANY, Sept. will cost _ | «'the ”m“? of New York $78,916 to sup- U- n m agence 2-4 Ply the inmate of the thirteen state ENOVABLE AFFAR, Mrs. Allen Marr of New York city entertained at a sear} party yester- day afternoon at her summer home' in North Granville Auction was played, and the affair, which was at- tended by a number of out of town guests, who have been summering in that pleasant village, was one of the most delightful social events of the season. First prize was - awarded Mrs, John B Davis of North Gran- ville and Hudson Falls and second to Mrs. Harty Dater of New - York. Those present from out of town were B. Davis, Hudson Falls: Mrs. Evan | Webster, Mrs. Harry Dater and Mrs. C. Hays, New York Mrs. Robert Rice, Middle Granville, - Advent Christian church, Rev. Clar- ence H. Hewitt, pastor-Morning wot“, ship. 10:30, with sermon by the pas-: tor. Sunday school at 11:45. Y. P.! S. L W. 6:45. ThemeAThe Macedon] ian (Cry. Evening service at 7;30,) with an address that you will want to hear. A First Century Blessing for Twentieth Century Christianity. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 55 Maple street-10:45 a, m., morning service. 12 m., Sunday school. Mmhndis't Episcopal - Church - Morning sermon topic, \The Sin of Indifference.\ - Afternoon topic, \The Eternal Purpose\ or History of In broken Line. Bible school at noon for all ages. Epworth league, 6:30: leader, A. H. Turner; theme, \Things Gnd Will Do for T's and Things We Must Do for Ourselves.\ County Line Mission-Mr. will preach at 3:80 p. m. First Baptist church, Rev. Henry W Sherwood, pastor. Tomorrow will be rally day for churuch and Rible school, Terrell All services will be of special interq est and the fHest possible attend- ance of all members is urged. Stran gers and those without a church home are heartily invited. First Presbyterian church, Rev. C D. Kellogg,. pastor. Tomorrow | is rally day throughout the Presbyterian church. All - Presbytorians - leave their automobiles n- the garage and go to church. All danger being now passed, thee hildren as woll as tha adults are expected in school. The members of - the Chris- tian Endeavor society also recognize the especial obligation of the day. The subject of the discourse will be: \The Best Year of All.\ The topic of the Christian Endeavor society is \Chris- tianity Compared with Other Relig ions.\ 1 Cor. X:1-21. the Sunday PHILATHEA CLASS, The members of the - Philathea class of the First Baptist church are urged to be present tomorrow at the annual rally day of the Sunday school. __ OPPoRTuNITY Waits SOME young man or woman, of stand. Ing in Fort Edward, who has tact and perseverance can add to their Income in proportion to their efforts and make good, secure a permanent position. For appointment (per- sonal) address \Opportunity care \'Times.\ & GARAG FOR SATISFACTION in electrical and general repairing and machine work, give the Hudson Valley Gar age a trial, Free air at the curb. 250 1-2 Main St., Hudson Falls] Phone DOCKASH RANGES GAS Combinations, the newest pat terns, .used ranges of other makes at low prices. Packer Storage Co, ' 12 Main St. WANTED REFINED couple with no children de- sire board with private family, lo- cated In Hudson Falls. Address T. H. W., No: 2 North Oak St. Legroom m = =- tats at & tarts ae Ala ife ite 1% ae al 0 alco oa 0005 g':“:”:“:“:“:“:“:fl‘zuzufo010020030}vzuzwzu:“:“:u:»:oo:o0:0 & o? + ba kA DR EAM LAN D a a Os‘ & Y i TAEATRE | ; Boul 22 LOL il ___ & & r £ Today Paramount offers that & % dainty and bewitching little 'fa- 4 é. vorite . s f # Mary Pickford : & 4 # -IN- a : \Such a Litfle : : \Such a Litfle } t + %> s »» f - Queen § 3 ds a Also other Paramount photo- ## & plays fo complete an excellent i # seven-reel program, ie t Reena n oc eee e seee enses dhe * Tomorrow: # & Triangle Players present a % # Thomas H. Ince production «n- & 4 titled \THE COWARD\; also ¢ & the comedy offering, \A FAVOR. ¥ & ITE FOOL,\ featuring Eddie 4 & Fey and the Seven little Foys, # ws - rem alll arly % # MATINEE DAILY, . cs My ste Pasts a & rhat o sehen ret net +34 ae eae als oe ibe (Tents ae 12 130 eZ le aRvale Tug 2% i ras o G ‘0.00‘00‘0‘09‘0o.».n‘oo‘“.¢b.‘o,u.fia: fer ~ R : Scenic Temple {imns | 7 4 | & Sunday : hf . 0:0 & - Fx Q“ & # z: ; Saturday -- Mary Miles Minter | £22 The Youngest Screen Star to Appear in the Five Act Metro é A Drama pe 4 am. a 5 | LOVELY MARY | C Bo Lhe IAA 4 = ; Es: Supported by TOM CARRIGAN, a former Selig star, who IE: 4 will be remembered as the hero of Cinderella's Slipper, 4 # shown here some time ago. Also Two other Good Subjects. % X 4+ FA . ea O CRXOEC EVE (Ge SUNDAY--Mr, Charles Richmond, hero of the Battle Cry of Peace, supported by Elinor Woodruff in the five act Vitagraph Blue Ribbon play, HEIGHTS OF HAZZARDS by Oyrus Townsend Brady. ALSO OFHER GOOD SUBJECTS. VETERANS INVITED To ‘hnspir‘aln vith flour from October to Devtember af the . \ Q tis an of f 7 ’amoun? paid for flour the - provious I - tH U ithrr‘r- months ending in September. (By - Fredmic 'P. Cardoze, Albany Mapagert of the International pPosent year. $21,458 - over This the The increase in the cost of flour re- fers similar increases in other food comodities, «hich illustrates the ex- pense that the state is under in the maintename of _ its thousands - of wards. The state hospital census taken in Apri brincs to li='f the fact that at that time thore were 14,8838 patients in the thirteen institutions supported by the state wherein are confined fooble-minde ind mentillv unsound wards. _ Accordin&s to officials of the state ho-pitil comunission, the num- ber of inmates is steadily increasing cach year, showins an added number of those confined for treatment at the' expense of the state During the urnmer months there is always a smaller number of in- mates thar durine tho fall, winter ond spring morths, so the census taken last April imu be regarded as a fair bosis front which to estimate the yearly atten«lanee at the state | hospitals. | Because of the Furopean war it is impassible for thee Staite of New York Miss Fannie Carlton were visitors in Granville yesterday. Misses Carrie and Katherine Quackenbos of New York, who have been guests of Mrs. Preston Paris, have Rone to North Granville, where the will visit the Misses Virginia and Emma Tanner of that village, 1 Mrs. Marcus C. Allen returned yrs-; terday from an automobile trip to , Boston and other points in New | England. Mrs. Philip Rosato, who has enter-; ed the Glens Falls hospital /for an operation, will be remembered as Miss Gertrude Hart of Fenimore. A former resident, Charles T.. Race, who has beef receiving fed- cal treatment in .Tew York for over a year, has returned and taken rooms at tho Blossom residence on River street. His health is now greatly improved. Mrs. Preston aris with the Misses Mary. Louise and Grace Monty, motored to North Granville today, where they were guests'of the Misses Tanper of that village. Miss Martha Cooper, who is an in- stmuctress in the Public schools at Schuylerville, is spending the week- end with her sister, Miss Mary Coop- er. GOES TO BENNINGTON TO GET MORPHINE SUPPLY TROY, Sept. 2.--Idene Basile, who is not unknown to the police, went to Bennington yesterday afternoon on the, 5 d'clock train. When she came back, Detective Brophy took ber into curto-! dy when she alighted from the train. He took from he; two bottles of mor- phine sulphate, which she had pur-; chased in Bennington. and for which: she made the journey, for she is a user of drugs, the detective said. ' Heo sand Captain Shaughnessy and; Officer Driscoll hawe been on a still ! hunt for those who trafic in habit, forming drugs and when they got the prisoner to the Second precinct sta-, tion house she was taken into the! captain's room and grilled for nearly , an hour. fVhether the police oh- tained information thev are known to' be seeking. was not indicated by their subsequent action or answers to questions. entered on the blotter. This woman was arrested nearly a Miss Mae LaPoint said Misg Amelia» l JOHN WANAL year ago for disorderly conduct, but was discharged. It is said, she orig- inally eame from Los Angeles, Cal, of a fine family. Her companions row. however, are said to be of the lowest kind. Her husband, Deter- tive Brophy said. is serving a term in (Clinton prison for arson. having been convicted in Albany of that crime. | the boats, i A charge of vagrancy was .cands odd othem thinks used in «dorm brought with him many 'runlks filled FASHION MAN HERE M. de Giafferri, Envoy for 7,- 000 Firms, to Lecture at Wanamaker's, M, de (CGiafferri has coma to Amer ica Who is M. do Giafferri® Well, he is the man whom the town council of Paris has selected to manage the \salon of the mode and of the der orative industries\ to be held each Easter in thevFrench capital. { He comes to America as repmsmn-l tative of the Chambre de Syndicate, which - includes | fifty | dreasmalcing firms ,and of the Delegation of Crear ing Industries, which has 7,000 firms making Ince, embroidery. tassels, but- tons, braid, furs, jets and the thom ing Milady. The important thing a@hou't M. CHafforri's arrival is that he de has with gowns, wraps, hats, ete. pro- duced by these firms and i: chowing | purchase one of these PARKER PENS in the $2.50 grade or over. f.“ Tor your old fountain pen no matter what condition it is in, if your e rua a. y eet mays ”If-mg. ter, No humps-No bumps (k R \The barrel of the new Parker Self-Filling Pen is smooth as glass--nothing to catch # side contrivances.t Fills in 2 see- onds, by pressing the hu'ton é pwe \ concealed under shield erp at , If. nc if??? end of barrel, at any intewcli. .@ 'C \og z i : g x7 ( mu, SELF. FILLING: F PEN Tn this new pen\ every objection|to other self-fillers has been overcome. | Ithas no faults. Simple, neat-a qual- ity pen from cap totip. Pleasesevery- $57 ¢ the goods at Wanamaker's. Every day next week he will rive a) causerie in the auditorisim there at. 2:30 p.m., first talking about the up“ alssance, or costumes under the Dr} rectorie, or the Napoleonic [u‘l‘ifNLi and then exhibiting gowns ing the period discussed. For he has' made a study of the history of dres~i and like the famous scientist whn! built up a large animal from a tiny, tone, he can tell from a glimpse of a skirt or a sleeve on just what age the costume is based. Before a selected lot fashion writers and press people da gave yesterday, a- sample of next week's bill of fare,. a\ discourse on \gown cutters of the of artists, | M 1. I Retrospection,. to i ® The man wha ind aizes: retrospece+ . ;o f 3 tion can aiwnis see whit a fool he; } body who sees it. Come in and let {8 us show you how it works. Sold by HUDSON FALLS, OPPOSITE BANK metic ccm a» + and tomorrow are excellent and up to, the standard. | Today - Mary Pickford is prosnptvd: in the fiveqart feature \Such a Little Queen,\ a picture that will please everione who sees if. Tomorrow a Thomas H. Ince pro-, duction wil be the offering, in whirl}; Frank Keenan talkes the leading role,, and entit fd, \The Coward.\ This is- an except \ially fine feature, and (meg that will appeal to lovers of the best in moving [ictures. ; Tho management has invite dall G.; A. R. veterans and wives for this Sun-, dav matinee free, to see this excel-} U {lent program. l Scenic Temple. i Sm‘nV Temple today will offer, Mary Miles Minter, the Metro screen favorite, supported by Thomas Car- rigan, the well-remrembered Selig star, in a five-act Metro drama, Lovely; Mary, an exquistte romance of the' southlands. Also other good reels. | Sunday-Charles Richmond, thai hero of the Battle Cry of Peace, assist- ed by Elinor Woodruff in the five act drama, Heights of Hazards, by Cyrusl Townsend Brady. The story tecBis with exciting incidents such as an au- tomobile elopement, an escape in an neroplane, a sabre duel, a South Af-, rican hunt, a thrilling motorboat race, | ending in (he blowing up of one j and a heroic rescue by; another denon. { Air. Crowningshield wishes to BD nounce that he has taken over the en | tire management ofthis theatre and ; in the - future will devote his whole} time to the same. No repeaters will} be shown andnothing but the best pic-, tures obtainable will be exhibited. A , feature of from five to eight recis wil be shown every day. | Such star as Earl Williams, Anita Stewart, Thoda Bara, William Far-g num, Frances Bushman, Nat Good-. win, Robert Warwick, Alico Brady, Florence - Turnor, - Clara - Kimball young, Beverly Banc, Lillian Walker, Alga Petrova, - William - Faversham and many other well known favorites: will appear Watch the columng for further announcements. GIVEN MISCELANEOUS SHOWER) Miss Tregs LaPssint, whose marriage to Deiphue Mondous will take place In the near futures, was tendered a fiscellaneous shower by her- sister, Terrlault. After a sociable evening, were served - and the bride to be was showered with all t sorts of beautiful and useful gilts, | Evening Thought. Cenversition is the vent of thar- l acter ms well as of thought, to deport the alien insane which | middle ages.\ DREAMLAND THEATRE have soaght the T'hited States, the The general effect of the street result has been that whenever aliens {dresses shown was short and full. | wus fwentv seurs ata, but he will} 1 incopommment ~ have lamded on the shores of New iand mos of the things were refresh $Y have to wait urs) to comprehend? ; Manager Kohn of Dreamland has York state and have subse fiwnt!y |ingh simple At last they A8) what n puUpteuns idiot he is now.! S5 issuped the following invitation to j heen proved ”(mfg-mud? iin “if\ of ; that way, but as a dressmaker in the tJ Houston Post m* hud - i i an - r 6 L + ; the vet 5 fa .,. mental defdeney, the charitable att} third ros whispered. \Juat otry u , e h wives (gramnof than it,“ awl] their thorities of New Yok «tate have | drape one of those things and see how . _ E::.:“;»;..;..;..;.‘;.,;..;...«:..g..:..;..:..,u:..,n:..‘».“:..‘..;¢.3é j quntfav O'Lftayllrzglzln veamland theatre been compolied ta care for them. simple it is \~ There was a charm r, 1 , u em ds i; © y afternoon;: According to the officials of the {ins mause-cniored velvet evening 4 P WS Shfl ad B mB. ap a are rh : - . s z Ne “4.31!an XL. R \ds>fnmn~ arid Lha‘r‘stmo hospfal commission, the fed-i gown. and there was another of pale Former AmbaSaadflr Unable tO ii. a If: i i t all? ln‘l‘lF‘. {of ”I? Innamkmd sm-al rovernment has refused to asjpink silk and white lace that made Escape Nomination by Am- 1:5: . & 4 4 Lea n; Jamarm“, 100 sume ans in relation |. the girl in it look like a rose. . 4 Epz'fiflfiied in a if © h : R kadOHTY affixadznmm feature en- to the support of these There were also sumptuous fur erican Partya Kat & {hi hm T?” ' R This is recarded as unfair by t,h°.pnms with high collars. and one in: _ 4 Bo ; a h'sT. a - {ianzln'qfflrlrm'z mnd‘w'lsmt'n chartiable anthorities, who. genious reversible evening coa\ A Newflgpaper $00 management wants To ent (hat t'hpmnin‘ out that under federal laws un-| which the owner, when it gets shal=| NEW YORK, Sepe v+ « oncern'® wommnmnoen $ | Tlaljai’ffitn‘f‘nt wants 't‘m H'Ef‘fi‘dns‘ andWIOQm‘M\ allens are permitted to hy on the outside. ean just tim the was expressed at the breadquarter~ “05,3, Io R thine “f\? t .§qrh“l,\ps t0th its ruests. S°AtS jand in New York stite and that in other side out and have a brand new wird ° x “(Ill Tm i a. [4 [f an Sad\\ cn tains NEWS (% Al will he {FSPWF‘ or them at the M2Af= ) of thar fret New York state | rnat quite different in appearance. a. Sider ned # ip shoulea be in a pge bde | ince performancn, W eal hr‘fn’“ Ifm‘wmm care for them if they are prov-' a[. de Giafferri said that he candidate, over the now. Kl pero whieh grouts the news ton. A. KOH N, Mer, [en incapable of caring for them- (to be the means of introducing f° thag Robers Racon has been prace} # while dt o NEW- hefore & To- « a mals 7 j 24 i,. - & 6p {« , \o iia ' Ao , POLE FOR POLICE fon \2\ UC SCC { dmemaers, abou) reese of on the American parte rieker fo $ dee\ dias teen worn & | k. tion * ressmakers, nh A tras & 1g iman wor 5 al ® i em {|- It is interesting to note that the gfteen are known in this country,\ Tm’p'rl States senator and rannot 2:2 “12: off at. i: I LlGHT IS ERECTL‘D | certified ccapacity of ths state | ha explained. \and that i- such a|off. The American party polled 115, .$ tbis oes x \ad\ b & Inn's is but 27.418 in the Acgreeat?. | small part of the full number. Uf ont vores for Sulzer for governor in ”E. \\' E tal an at f} 4? A new pole for the police flash| A to figuse . on record in the\ would not interfere with the 'f number of votes rast for , g. sired to bins Unews Hamil\? & light was yesterday placed in Imfl'i'innum‘”1 of the state hosnifal comMis of the leading firms that hate seCU\ would work to a great advan 4 Whe cootains the first # ~ 8 20°60 a A A ‘ vo s. . . - 4+ « - mun - - as H 1 ¢ ** in Monument aPrk by emploves af the \!®% Thu: \|‘]l(.‘.1 “Him are avtmgizzi ad your patrn‘nau hf; Ifl hmflfn 5:2 tage for Wiltam Fo MeCGCombs, Demo (Bo statement to ie public of a Ka Trited Gas and Electric Light com. \\t 270% inmmass,. the crowd: ! for the others, and for the ~' fcoratie seandidate. B fact of 'n pertapcee ar inter A pany. The oid pole near the Soldiers' condition of the he-pitals can readily jpworking girls who earn their bread McComb's - managers declared [14-|.;. L. & I Lit te \* © a ; 6 g ing a Pails . - - albeogt oul Monument had became decayed at the: be imagined and the steady growth . in the dI‘A-zan'mkmL {mp at\ 1.111 con's Amerftean party: eandrdacy \wa D; \US al ol alt 1 H‘ B BA t base and suddenly toppled over. of the mentally unbalanced 10 & \\‘T'v“hf’fln even in this time f’f S80 /Y etecr orr man' 1.3. about a seil'ns evant mn a > L_ hp?‘ in exoe«s of the rapafm \If ti 8 still zo on making clothes for the \It may hurt. but owe shall have ($ store about a price revision # LOCALS AND PERSONALS thirteen inaf uteon: constructed {OT . world. enough to beat & oin WWI\ moods. &) mp.\ reception. a+ gag fonts me ed Calder's: managers. .§. 1, 22: For the care of /the Ii a]. rog Clothing Cleanser. Mro Bacon discovered only today An Cad\ bas NFWS # Mi C. f f i {titi =o; 24 . wis aa mme 19 21. -. , . Fe Miss Nettie Cullen {s spending aim ”magngé‘fW'r'l‘T'zn\2:2“? ‘qlhi‘l mim | - Glyeerio, one ounce; sulphuric aeid, 'P he sas on the Amer T party 3.2. VALUE vhon it carrieq &a & r 'a d - - he Pr + PP 22. v < h * bale a. ro Re ably fA io few days in Areyle with relatives. H\; pln- ‘gdm the clerieal. household One ounce; methyl aleohol. one ounce; ml}? “n‘lhit‘é’lulrril’lhx”? Pl?!\ 12:1 \Ld & money saa o message to tlke 4 i P : 5 - h * . L ; mS I® mca';se so an b a After sipondmz the past snMMer At \oq aiher forees necessary in the; agur ammonia, four ounces, castile had writen a pledes to suppor card.] $% home, $l 51925559 “T‘ggdflsrr (21'225' A IFS,“ upkeep and reeulation of these insti-; sorp, one ounce, When disseived 2dd| 22\ [o, matter: conas) |d. e;. G 2 SEF. - t Ue Se .l P - . T. Leal 6 18: + C not ris have rn-nvanud (\hrvirtélorl1qnii | tutions. f the hoapt ' sufficient water to make two dU&TtS- |yyjon of the law convinced Jum \aa # Mr. Merchant Fa * © t ¢ e ho«pf- , ; ; in| 48 7 ® idoene all an Not all of the inmates of : PH | worn: ananas - + tare to dectine the Ameri & ,. . 3 itrerxt residence for the fall and win-{Hm are charity patients. but snch a | ngqntxmgfinn ecting n B & Its up fo ci to give the & O m‘k’l’re Cora F.o Pitzer of New Maree number are that their mainton-} a Original Meaning. \Cf course 10 kprow.\ aid Mr. Br # publie NeWSs about. your & bia - ; R A hy alt! F 5 + 6 . Ba . al. g Smyrna, Fla. is the sue.t of Mrs. q, hance is a sctious problem to the aim! Stigmatize originaliy meant simply con,\ that no friewis of mine soll ves $) paads. Tv ae always look- & A. Peck F‘hil street, 0-0 == -_ _ U| thorfties. i to brand, and in the days of Sheke®| po- me an that ticket but will vos $%) foro mews af cpterest, g: * ' * ° * a - I o > - Mrs. John B. Davis of North Gran-| =-- -- Ippnrp the farmer was said to Stig fop Mr. Calder. the reaular Repu'lt If: x ville and gnest, Mrs. Harold Hutch} THEATERS _- lmflflz\. his sheep, can candidate.\ Pra] oof ata incon,. were suests inday of ‘N THE = mse mor en J James C. Rogers | =-- Re tt L2 L222 1 \ur. 22) ' + odie 1 radavi _- fo 45 Mr. and Mrs. William Carleton and! The *t Dreamiand today z 3571 R cle Couture TOLLMAN. They will be Giafferri, of Paris, shased ar made 1 U 1 Br szféz‘sgflafi‘ms de la cgnspz'red {y the costumes q/ the Wogen-Cflge . . A and the ‘uenod in France. B @ Ai In the Auditorium of the JOHN WANAMAKER Store, New York l (f? ‘i 25th to 29th September, inclusive . 3 R a~ F i! . The fashions are the creations of seven of the younger maisons .~ I reputees of the chambre Syndicale de Ia Couture of Paris- JOSEPH PAQUIN CAMILLE ROGER. feminine costumes, who will talk briefly on French modes and manners of olden times. In the morning of each day M. de Giafferri will be in the Fashion _ Salons, Second floor, Old Building, to show the gowns more-intimately, - , M. de Gioffirri inforns his cliemies that the models shown may .bepsur- . arders will be dilitwered, duly paid, with the perfection of their fitting guaranteed, e io g as eeon as the seamers can bring them. They areoriginal, signed, imported modes, \RoC w ff e osttioyn Pagistnt Mode Yourrure et. fi'ngerz’e fimgaise 67; RONDEAU, LeGRAND & Co. 1 9 Ste. GRUNWALDT. tof MAISON CARLIER. CALYAYRAC, presented at 2.30 each day by M. Paul Louis de author of numerous works on the evolution of. & to cabled order in- Paris, and assures them that the special B New York cadway at Nioth Street, COLD SPRING, N.Y. 10516 - MADE IN U.S. u- 2. i* F
