The evening world. Newspaper, March 18, 1907, Page 7

“IMATE iN FOUND NEAR HELICON HALL Belief Grows Among the Colonists That Enemy Destroyed Place. a EVIDENCE 1S GUARDED. County Officials and Police at Work on Case—Plans for Future. a> ¢@ near the pton. Sinclair's Dynamite has been rulns of Helicon Hall, Utopia near Englewo ) wan destroyed by firo explosion on Saturday morn charge fs made that some enemy of th who exposed the Beef \Truat and ¥ now, Working on an expomure of the Stee! Trust’ waa re- aponaible. One man ‘met death in the fire and © Atty-tive other persons were tmperilled. his afternoon thoae of the co-operative colonists who are not suffering . from * tnjuries will mest !n the etadlo near the ruins, ‘and then it ts predicted that there will be sensational developments. From the first there has been a Quee- tion arto the cause of the explor.n, but the finding of dyasmite by Charles M, Hilllker, who was the Hall and who. risked his.gwn Iifs tn g@aving a number of womon at the fire, leavea.no doupt.in the minds of the po- lice of Engieword and those of the > colonists who have been let into the eecrot that somo enemy of Mr. Sur clair planned hia Jeath, caking tie deaths nf all others tr tho house tn order to destroy bim und possibly his notes and writings, When Mr, Hilllker dlacovared tho dynamite he reported to Mr. Emma! Erskine Hahn, financial superintendent | of the institution, who tn the absence of Mr, Sinclair hae taken charge of + affairs, Mrs, Hahn for obvious rensons Gecided to keep the Important finding secret, but at once ehe took ineasures *o prevent the posmble moving of evi- i donee and appointed two members of the colony one to keep guard, in the day and the other at night over..the * ruina, day tho Heard Strange Notses. ‘Then }. ». Hahn learned that on the night of the explosion and fire several members of the colony hai been awak-| No, ened during the early morting hours, {One of those who heard strango noises }about the! house was Miss Summers, “Mr. Sinclalrs secretary. sha was paakened~ frst about 1 o'clock, and later! the noise came again. Then fol- Jowed the explosion and the cry of fire, $+ tra Hinhn —wes-not~in—the —house-at- the time, having come to New York the tip alls; \ (MG secret {9 made-of the tact that ene member.of the colony 1s under sus- griglon. ‘The story {a told how this 3 and Mr. Sinclair had more than one disagreement, -and-several-times-be.\was threatened with dismissal by the head “of-tho colonists. Ox. tie right of tho ‘fire this man was one of the few who escaped so much ai ratch, and, It ls said, ho managed to save many of his ‘delongings when others could hardly get eut with their lives. Thesetacts have been told_to Police! (Prosecutor Ernest Kester, of Bergen ‘County, who has assigned Policemen ~Cauter-and-“Winters~to-scout-tor—evl- @ence. The inquest into the death of ‘PLester Briggn, who met death in the ‘fire, will be held on Thursday, and it may be that by that time thero will be = paurictent evidence to warrant en er "“Eimroagh Mr, Sinclair te determined eat a pecond colonsats” homie shall be Sfvufit, “he lost_mnch money on the fire. ; waa a mortgage of 140,000 on Sell- {eon Hall and. the :«rounds, and there \jwea {nwurance tor this-amount= onthe ‘Teuse and contents; but this insurance i Sinclair Kept Indoors. - * Qf. Sinclair fa now at the homo of Mr. | Gaylord Wilshire, No. 1 West Six- ” jbeenth strect His fot ‘were so badly cut ering thefire when _he was. running + @Beat without shoes that he ty unable }yfe walle Me. Binolair sald: hore right now as If I needed‘a rest, at good time at Helicon Hall. But me working all the time from iG etare—oet int ork mt win Tie, ‘but (there's my erclalistio book, and the ‘novel. that “ought to have been under @ way long ago and was hardly started. Satter all eorts of trials with workers, ‘wome lazy, some wasteful, some just plain’ clumsy, we had every place filed. 4 That was a place for children. The ‘nursery idea that so many mothers’ ‘elubs flow up about worked perfectly. You know, we let tho colonists keep Ahelr children with them over night or ‘gent them to the nursery, just as thoy ‘pleased. Nine wore in the nursery and oven with their mothers. One morning {party I heard a great debate in the nur. ‘laa’ wore amaka, fo bel eadie fitts pee ane fest hie “igheairt was the bei questi five aix when you feces UP ear isarly tor ry andvWwake Up your rg and mothers, too.’ He called nd every Uttle tad gravely writer came 4 from on Our guest at dinner, It mppened thet we hud RoUehe Ce tues tter that day which proved to be |, but we didn’t know tt until tt was @ table. Wo had a one. bad of buttar before, and It, like this ‘But what man's newspaper put on hia pli’ ‘Butter Bad at Helleon etallt weAnG the o3e road ng if that Waa all we had. @ injured all except Mra. Gr ro improving ra: aod wi be out of spounprovine raplaiy ‘ow days. “Boaz Found Floating fonbd yoalerdnyes Afiareeen eat Yesterday” afternoon floating {i one of the pile of: the Pe: furry {a, depuay city, rhe poe somew! ry in. oe Serre RHEUMATISM | (SER CALLS ROOSEVELT HS “COLLEAGUE” Longs to Visit America, but Only as a Private Gentleman. ii BERLIN, March 18.—\When the Em-}! peror, went to the American Em; Vassy to dinner on Thursday night he took with him not only a bouquet and two photographs of himaelf tn the cost of the time of Frederick the Great for Mrs, Tower, but aleo toya for the Ambassndor’e children. / Aa he was leaving, replying in Eng- Ugh to a remark by one of the Amedel- can. guests he sald: g Fea22 ehonld “very much” fike to vinit the United States—not | as Emperor, but as private gentienjan. And not for a fortnight, as ts |the fashion with globe-trotters, but fof at least three months. “But ‘who would represent me /here meanwhile? And whac would my col- loague, President Roosevelt, think of me. if I were to give tha tle to his theory of:hard work alld lttle.olayT! WOMAN FALLS | cu IN STREET, “M, L C ” and Carried Box! of Cake and Candy. ~ Pedestriana in Monticello avenue, Jersey City, saw a woman, about ftty ara old and neatly dressed in black, stagger and fall in front of Jamos Henderson's house. at No. 27, Inat || night. She was carried Inside, where || aie died- without regulning conecious- ness, Tho or wedding M. L She had a gold crescent spreastpin and carried a box containing cake and candy. Her body was taken to Hughes's monrsue. aI ghia oc TWO KILLED, ONE DYING.: AJACCIO, Corsica, March 18—Wnhile fhe torpedo boat destroyer Epeo wan engaged Saturday night in manoeuvres without Lights she rammed torpedo boat ‘0. 263, causing & steam pipe to burst on the latter cratt. crew were killed and tN owed the, to edo boat to MUNYON'S SUCCESS In Curing Old Chronic|| Csaes of | woman wore gold ocyeginsses, ting tore the Initials | ] H | Women’s $10Coats ' Two { Special Tuceday Pris : THE EVENING WORLD, MAKCTH 18, 1907. MONDAY, ALL CARS TRANSFER TO Spring Suits. Misses’ and Small: Women's Sutts. Manufacturers’ odd lots, comptis- 4ng—pony,— Eton —and~ coat-mod~ els of all wool mixturés, cheviots all colors, Real value $15. Spe- cial Tuesday Price® smart models of all-wool twilled covert, lined with best of sseams. Sizes 32 to -44; -real-value $5 15 Tuesday Price : ——_— rer : Women’s $1 Waists eyelet embroidery and -wide pleats; collar and cuffs tucked; Teal value $1.00, Spe- 69¢c nn Wi ’s $5 Skirt: omens irts. * Women's Shirt-Waist Skirts, made of stripes-and-plaids; about 15. pleat- ed models; actual cla) Tuesday $2 25 Price sescstss : satin; fitted coat with 24 strap $10.00. Special Fine ‘Lawn Waists, “entire front of M4 sleeves; button back; clal Tuesday Price... all-woo! claths, manntsh"mixtures, $5.00 values, Spe- 31.50 SKIRTS. White Cambric | Skira, trimmed ped armies lace or 7 | —teop- C flo; frealenyaiuece value, ee Special Tuesday ericee Muslin Drawers—Deep ruffle and tuck: "Bpeclal ‘Tuoi Prive a cs Nainsook Gowns—Low neck, trim- med with lace, instetion and daby_ rid’ 6c Sacques. Dressing Womén's Lawn polka dots and Reed backs Inve celine Wd “short sieeve, wit fancy deatgna; sizes Tuesday Price ... 9 Petticoats. Women's Striped Gingham 233 Petticoats, with bias ruf- Bee trimmed with Girls’. Dresses. Girls’ Gmgham, Percale and Cham; bray ages. ‘Suspender, sailor and Patients Given Up As|| Incurable Restored to Health ina ‘Few, Hours by the Use of His 8X RABUMATISM REMEDY. I want mt rheumedio to throw away all medlelus, ‘all tintmente,all-plesters-and ery MUNYON'S 3 X RHEUMATISM CURE, No* matter what your dector may say. no matter what your druggist may say, no matter what your friends may say, no mat- ter how bigoted or prejudiced you may be sealaae all advertised remedies, go at ouod to your druggist and get a bottle of the § X RHEUNATIS Fetow $1.00; (Ho will get it for you if he bas mone in stock.) .There are 100 doses in a bottle, and ms one lady saya: “Every tablet is worth more than a diamond of the same size” A few doves will take away all eches and pains, and a cures generally ef~ fected before one dottle is used, Remember, this remedy contains no ealicye acid, no opium, cocaine, morphine, or other harmful druga. It $s put up poder the guarantee of the Pure Food & Drug Act, hut my guarantes I consider the best. ee aares ‘Kidney Carnes I belt has saved) Bore lres and foured ber paoceken ie eases | biadder and kddney t than known remot. Money back chiang Lares Dysveptin, or eae Set aplee gue ta eat eiac tipaton | Ointment gives Connttp netilral movement two minutes. Be eathartion ig eS jeadache stope toto cminutee abt 22h ‘ale “Bist fo to ore and ours pt Dack if it Nigh and Dutch neck; new, smart styles; sizes ‘ i years. aa 719¢ Women’s $1 Belts. styles —inWomen's smart Rélts, popular styles; made of. klove kid, taffeta, stool 35 Vales -up-to-$1,00. Bpe. a C4. celal Tuesday Price.... Mounted Combs. studded slate. ate, Newest style Brilliant Rhinestone- ited — Back pat Women’ sLowShoes: Women's Low eet In ni genuine: tap Gap Ete ats Poy 2% to 8; eat? 98c Hand Bag S, Leather Hand Kched welts: oes eat Tiana with E jeamileas $3 Chain Bags. jonable German Silver or Gold Eten 51.09 free Couch Covers. 9 Ortent Couch Pesce op pretty, Hest 75 long; fringed ‘all around, Septic nee pase irre oe Match Safes. — atone eves deny, eae 30c tat Tan : Gold Dust.’ +. of Gold Darth onty a to fa cus! moat St Nhe te ree. 5 nce Bloomingdale eu in paw ans AN Cars Tranater t egeing Bacquee, In "f will call the thrifty .Positivel: ‘no mail, from evety section. Emb’d Mull il Robes. 3.98 A nfaker's sample line of beautiful Em- trelderes Mull Robes—skirt all ready put on band, enough plain mate- i and in: rtlon for eee Paces and Insertions. White, Cream and Black Venise and Ortental Galloons and Insertions. uh sorts that sell regu-| The sorts that sell regular- arly here and ee where «for 20c, 5c UP BEI LAO EZOC S0¢., at. $2.50; a yard... $3 ‘Long Kid Gloves Elbow Length Glace Kid Mousquetatre Gloves; only 2 pairs to a customer; actual $3.00 value. Special Tuesday e price —————— 51.50 Long Silk Gloves Imported Milanese Silk Mousquetaire Elbow Length Gloves, in navy, brown, tan and ; black. Real value $1. sya sey Cc pice erence cteseneauccresen bens eee $1 Silk and Lisle Thread: Gloves, elbow length, mousquetaire styles, in white and black; very, long. Ral value sf .00. -Special Tues- Cc eal ty) PCBS IEP y wees even see seco ~ Good 50c. Corsets. Straight front, gored Corsets of good quality Jean, with hose supporters attached; perfect fitting, s in white and dtab; all sizes. Real value ~Yery mich more than our Special Tuas YC. price Women’s 50c Vests Women’s Imported’ Swiss Ribbed White Lisle Thread Vests, trimnied with hand crocheted 29 C - lace; 6 styles "French band Pants to match. Real value SOc... Special Tuesday. price. Women's extra size ribbed Cotton Vests; + some aa wing Sleeves, others have no ‘eeves; all sizes up to the very largest. - clal_ Tuesday price . Eee |Men’s $1 Underwear Men's Mercerized Shirts and Drawers, look like real silk; flesh color and. light blue; Our “Tuff Enuff" Hosé In“wide or narrow all sizes!* Actual ase. value Women’s Ss. Stockings price ....i... ssesee steeee 6c a customer. Real yalue Ase. Special Tues- -value +S) | Ic | black cotton; all see —Special Tuesday _Russlan Dresses of white lawn’ fo 2 to 3 year Tuesday price. . ponnog 39c. Women's full seamless black cotton. SLES ings. Actual yalue {5c, Special usdy Women's Imported lace Lisle Thread Stock ca ings, in-1z-stytes, Hermsdort> dye; G pairs to 27 —day -price-.-. aveewwer, Cc ° ; Children’s “Stockings ribs; double Kriees; Men’s 1c Half Hose. Men's 19c. silk embroldered Half Hose of plain TCO eee a es vawtaae Infants’ 49c. Dresses. old children; made wi pstitet and “Nem stitched “ested bans ae $9.50 Bed & Mattress, A full size enamelled Bed, fron frame, woven wire spring and 2 soft top mattress. Special ee wee ‘complete ,...... 52.25 \ White BEES ieee $149 ry © Comfortables. ull size, pure white cotton filled Silko~ $l. 00 1 “00 Bed Pillows. cial Tuesda: Sat Saal a) in “a at" BQ New Wall Pap er. 4, day price .. coat Se ay pr Wall Paper, worth bo. a Pp Bold 01 er yal Black Peau de Cygne. | 52 Ostrich Plumes. 7c |" Children’ s Hats. Children's THmmed Hats, made up of Tuscan and straw bodies, with, fac- Ing of. shirred chiffon, trimmed with satin and taffeta ribbons, key if pins,, and June roses; all col- ors. Real value $5.00, /Special 5 Tuesday Price 10 dor. finest quality stock, 14 and 16 Inch French Ostrich Plumes, with wide flues and heads; In“ black, white, clel, pink, “brown, cham- $1.39 pagne and navy. Real yalua $2.00, Tuesday Special Price . Boys’ 29c Blouses. Boys' Blouses, of good quality per- cale, with attached collar, pocket on side and pleat down front; sizes 6 to 14 yrs,; Special > Tuesday Pr 12 Thin’ Water Glasses, finely fine Ished, sand blown crys- of itt Special Tuesda 32c | Price ‘3 Complete Incandescent ne Lamp Outfit, consisting of rellable burner, mantle, capped and op: burner globe, Real value, 69c, Special Tuesday, IC |. Men's and Women's Umbrellas, made of good quality American taffeta, frames; handsome as- sortment of handles, 0 4. C cial Tuesday Prii | Se ne 1 3 z ° >1.°? Lace Curtains yards long, in sev- —#¥al— ¢helce—de—— $1.39 a pair, Spe- $1.00 clal Tuesday Price ————_—$—————— 216 Brussels Rugs. the famous mills of Sanford & Son Reat day Price; strong and duravlo, Deautirut doz pisea aud colorings:’ azo Ons 45 94 cad reacts TO Water Glasses. tal glassware, Just think ARI cae nasal ©9c Gas.Lamps. bright Incandescent bial Ciconeacor aa S -$2.00 Umbrellas. with tape edge and strong steel “Realvatue~$2:00;—Spe~ Nottingham Lace-Curtains, full 3% signs. Real value 12x9 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, from value $16.00. Kashmir Hoge—These are eerie {t Special Tuesday linolennss Nalrn's Celebrated Linoleum, perfect in_every respect; an ex- cellent ay wearing jual- Special rued Tuekdy edged with Renals- ~“Tuesday: Price... OZ. 98 poeealy pleas Boys’ Solid ee $I, 25 cial Tuemlay Price... ery palr ts ne 39¢ sance lace Lie 25c Floor Brooms Men’s $3.50 Shoes rect, dros: pee $ 95 naissance Lace Bed Sets for full ing; real Excellent, quality’ 4-sewed 12 atyleay/ sizes 1’ to 6, Mon's ‘Trade-Mark Shoes, genuine guarantens ola Tueklay Vrice, Strebeds; have pretty centre motifs value, Steeian h Brooms. Real Boys’ $2 Shoes Ttenl Value $2. Spe- hand - sewed a; aizes 6 to 11; value Brussels Carpet. Tapestry Urusxels all-wool Carpets;\npléndid wear. fog | qualities; special faerrciltea fecal 7 Rogers Silverware. Warranted Al Plate; 8 Designs. Toa Spoons, net of 6. Dessert Spoons, set of 6. Tubdje Spoons, set Pe: 6. | Black fruit Knives, Bot o easert Knives, sot Table Forks, wet of 6, > Bloomingdales’, Lex. to ad Aye., 59th to 60th St. eet Blooming aleS 8% Colossal Tuesday Bargains | Over One Hundred Instances of the Magnitude of the oe Value Giving. Over one hundred evidences of absolute leadership in our line of business. Such a-mid-March feast of bargains as this is The store will teem with activity from morning to night. contributed one or more brilliant gems to the colossal galaxy. of unsurpassed bargain jewels. Let ‘nothing Keep you away—be here bright and early to-morrow, Tuesday, morning and make moncy, by spending it. All these goods. will bé on sale from 8.30 A. M. to 6 P. M. at these-phenomenally low prices. | ‘phone or telegraph orders will be filled; absolutely no dealets will be supplied. LEXINGTON TOS” AVE 59'%060"'St Every department. has 85c ‘Black Panama. Pananfa; Black Peau de Cygne—a yery {ine $0 inches wide, a quality with a rich finish. - Rieal 8c _ wery superior quality. Rea Hue 59¢ yalue $1.50, Spectal Tuesday price t——85¢, Special Tuesday price..... | value 69¢, 5c 1075cNAINSOOK & CAMBRIC EDGES & INSERTINGS J Ibias non 9 to 18 Inches Wide, With Insertings to Match, affata Gill §5c Taf Avira PHS Black Taffeta SiIk—a very superior quality; 19 Inches wide. Real value 55c. a yard. ‘42¢ | ~ Speolal Tuesday price.........ssslees — Geleprated Nakaw Habutal Silk, relable, wash- : Rble- and durable; 36) inches wide, Real BE value 49c. a yard. Special Tuesday price. Mohair Sicilians. 35C Black Mohair Siciilans,. So inches wide; a splendid Fabel good black. Real value 206s 3-Panel Screens. Screens fitted with silkoline, 3 panel, In oak, i79¢ walnut and white; enamel frame. Special 1.19 Smoking Sets. Tuesday price Vienna Metal Smoking Sets, designed ig Teddy Bears, horses, English bulldogs, Irish. terriers and othér dogs, Set consists of cigar holder, Real value match holder and ash receiver. 45¢ BYT.19. Special Tuesday price ————————— ee Eee 49c Panama Suitings. Panama Suttings in mixed gray: and plain colors and all desirable shades; 36 inches 35c wide. Real value 49c. Special Tuesday price pancicet AEE a eed i ioc _ 6c Printed Lawns. Printed Lawn, In dot and floral designs; a very pretty fabric Hort girls’ aeinaand and 3° ~—women's saps Real—vatue- 6c. (y Tuesda rice . 4 8c Apron Gin gham. Hoary eal vl congas ina ng! of ecks. 5 o0e¢- Doz. zaleble Napkins Hen dd Di Hi “Yar Queat Long Cloth._ Engliat bred Cloth, expelled for underwear; FS Puaulag" es, value 2.00.8 Bie see: $I, 39° 1Oc Towelling. einen welled end eal Towelling, with red bor- 3 SES YoRR GuEable=e, big epeoldl Re our price GAC 8c Shaker Flannel. Heary quality unbleached Shakey Flannel: real value @ yard. Spec! Tuesday price Tae 49c¢ Summer Curtains. Cross strips Summer Curtains, assorted col~ orings, 3 yards long; real value 49. a! 30¢ atrip. Special Tuesday price... z 500 Sewing ‘Machine. running and nolscless: ‘automatis Hitt; golden onk woodwork ‘with 7 embossed. $15. oon 1-year Peale Bge! $0.” Special Tuesda reneabinn Men’s Spring Suits. Suits Ike these In style, fit, finish and workmanship command one-third more elsewhere; newest effects in checks, mixtures, blue and black; sizes to fit every man. The best clothing in all New York at $12.95 Boys’ $3.00 Suits. | 244 to7 year old boys’ Reefers, Russian $1.79 jblouse suits of xray wool crash, some with embroidery on sleeves, others with silk soutache braid. Real yale $3.00, Special Tuesday price. . | ym, Bloomer Suite, of all-wool ¢abrica; all new | Spring styled; Nnely ‘made; equal n Delngegold nt sa, Special Tuseday pace” $3,95 Men’s Correct Collars. All the new Spring shapes-in fold styles and 38 Cc _ wing; collars are excellently made of 4-ply union linen, Real value 7Sc. Specig¥ Tues. day price, 6 for Fing quality soft Anish cambric Nigh with low neck; slugle or double row ot ta color trimming; al: real te each Spada Bucy prise Meoran gn enc OY 25c Turkish Towels. 69c Nun’s Veiling. Black Nun's Velling, a splendid quality, shéer and a good fast black. Your Choice for, Yd., ard Aeitetens: a, Real Special Tyesday price... 50c Men's and Women's i4-kt, Gold Wal- tham and Elgin Watches, open-: vfor men and 0 size Tory women,— The /best value secs $17.98 Tuesday Price, Solid: Gold Signet Rings, rose and bright finish, iy misses derful value eo 98C Special Tuesday ries 8-Day Antique Oak and Flemish-Fin- ished Clocks; some strike the hour Beautiful new designs; warranted perfect timepieces, Special Tues day $1.68 Price - Four styles in artistic pictures, en bracing landscape, figure scenes, $25 Gold. Watches. i face, |thin_ model, popular 12. size WI ever offered at / Gold Signet Rings.: and boys. won- $3, 8-Day Clocks. and half hour on cathedral gongs. Real yalue $3.00. Framed Pictures: in panel and square shape frames,” Price 134 and 3 inch, gilt; sizes 12x23 and® 16x < 18. Special ey IC d Chocolate Sets. 44-Plece China Chocolate Sets, elab- | orately decorated with flowers and /) gold ines; set consists |, of chocolate’ pot and ‘88c | Spe- cups end saucers. clal Tuesday Pric Writing Paper. Fabric Finish Writing Paper ta & box containing H sh and 94 on- velopes. ses waite, in hote andj ‘aire. 1 4 ; Real value Ze. Cc! dl Tuesday 4 Cabinet containing 60 sheets end 65, jfa| | envelopes; Ish madras, pure | id Whito paper; ” Xatie toro’! aan 19! Toilet Goods. 4 Rom, Tooth) Brgshes, “imported: to Bbc.; special ssanlston Small Wares STRAIGHT WRONT ‘HOSE BUP- PORTERS, large eatin pad; fourstrap ‘wide elastic. 19¢ ara LINEN CORSET LACEG, 5 yds. 2c PEARL, BUTTONS, large alze, 4! to #0" inches, in tho tostdeairabie mhnpes, per halt i Soot NichEL-PLATHD: TUst PROOF g SAFHTY PINS, por dozen. de. INDIA TAPE, per bundle BLACK 3 pools, qualty and eet war sented: oe WHITE orton. TON Pees % ino! DIssaM acon SPEOLAL Ships c a y SHILDE, Hight! woleht, Now 3, pale Nol oor pe , 1 4c. Pare Chocolates. Amorted favored Fruit Chocolates, pure, freah, wholesoi galy. 2 Tbs. to & customer, Real value 250, Speotal Tues: 4 Sleeve Boards. Covered Slesve Boards, very strongly made and 10 tl padded. A very big IC Groceries, Flour, highest grade XXXX, patent; bargain at the “Special Tuesday Prico one ii4-1b, bag to a customer, SRe be’ Coffea; batter” than Prutes piump, meaty: “mail aued at this special Tuesday Price. Importe dot: Bass's land: ae | 75¢ Sterling Boncils| rand £ Etched Steriing Silver Pocket Penails Extra, | hea ‘Turkish mor a, Saunt tetany peat tl aS [5c Se. Bpectal Tuesday Al cers Transter ‘to loomingdales’ ’ In a-variety of now de- pigns; Teporsso, etabon- med in. pretty, dessne, Analy Bpectal ‘useday Pe toe. Lex, to 34 Ave., ‘oth to hsbed st een sats: ceed aeoeich