The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1915, Page 13

cmt ay az 6 wor LD, ™ DAY #1, 19.3. the window of the uetle antique shop! nose for new Kitty Gray pertaps} could not read him.” Which o¢cupled space in one of the Would not have looked at a perfect is Latin,” said Kitty. me with a@ ov unimportant side streets, In it to- cot A broken coin day, as was wily the case, there broken Latin inscription--a broken » Latiny,” sald } WAS exposed to public view a general Message perhaps what was (here Kitty n in thel, Jumble of odd« and ende—old coins, about (his whieh sed her to turn | Hote xouse my ned plates and glasses, gun: reningly, with | pulling such a Of course, banjos, accordions, s? She had ane je taught me as pieces of more valuable plun- | (hat stories are all about us Uthe frat thing they did.” der—bits of ivory or lace, miniaiuren) Pass ell then of other days, rings of tinusual pat-| She took up the coin now from the| Kitty held before terns-—all the curios which some souls Came, and suine strange sort of thrill /object, a slight trow love and others denounce as worth. | ame over her ax she did so, she could | Urows, }less. Kitty Gray did not call them mot tell why. What was ite mene “Weil, you se | worthless. |haiting, broken, incomplete? Did {t| broken right across on the right ham But day Kitty Gray's hit were) bold # story? What was the atory? |e de—almost a third of the writing is) arrested by something that she sa It's odd, isn't i?” said she, and|gone = ¢ | an Object which she did not ‘recall juid it down again careleasly—with « Ya, the choker 1s missing! Bat ever before to have in the win. carelessness well feigned; for Kitty | vot does it said so much aa It saya dow. It lay close to the glans, Just Gray had) bought aptiques before.“ 'Sub\—that means ‘under’ that’ tilted back ao that it might be the Mow, and knew well enough when to! plain. ‘Pavimenti lap'—the last word (Copyrignt, 1916, by Wright A. Patterns) better seen, It apparently was an suppress interest. And as to this is broken, Mr, Maing, I don't know CHAPTER 1. old coin of part of one, curiously broken coin, she auddenly had re-| what it was. ‘Payimentt’ means ‘ot her the curious puckering her | said she, “it }done in some dark metal, probably solved to possess She could not | the pavement, ‘to the floor” Some J I Ofte I I M M. M Tha crack reporter on the Bvening Star, pulled out of her | silver badly oxtdized. account for ita strange fascination— | thing under floor, maybe: JaMe Sa le ferings nc ude any, Many More in ‘ote ere typew y the last aheet of paper and piled it on the litte p| As K ty bent down to examine it po Lt site aol to do ae but, | What toms Ne eald the r copy which lay at her rig ‘Then she closedsher desk,| More Closely she saw that the coin quietly, she resolved to own it. } ° of finished copy wi ning th ht. ‘Then she closedsher desk, | More Clone yee a eae ioe ered | “Odi? I whould way it vam odt | eta eagerly does it ; AS WEL l AS stepped to the wardrobe, took ind hat, and tossed!tg pe such—-an {aseription broken! Joined the old dealer. Kitty had | say?” SS ae aR ae them on the chair while she re traces of toll from her|acroaa by the fracture which had/ picked up an tnlaid mother of pearl ‘Angule vergen’—it is broken oft! - shapely fingers divided the coin itself, |She called It) Faas And wan atudionsly examining | newlnt” Kitty frowned. it maya In , After this Kitty Gray stood before the mirror and with demure} coin, but wonder r it might) that now. - *ae : ° Breas Coorg Vins pevecler pul Gs x CamnDleston WEIGH FOUILY Cit her need | Bs ibtal. OF aaa atom, much?” arked abe, holding plain enougr Mut veisen' owners Other Noteworthy Opportunities at Decided Reductions ft, She stood for a moment gravely contemplating the image ‘in the ” sh the pesky th ‘ that of a girl whom many of the force on the Evening Star held despe a her aan bd am ew me Aad bing bs cotn? sw eee wish the pesky thing wasn't we , pretty—too much so for the peace of the pi and whom envious rivals} words ‘ina fore(gn tongue—Latiny “T vant twelf tollar for him.” (To Be Continued, BA BIES’ SUMMER NEEDS SALE SPECIALS more’ than once had n obliged to call wiser than she looked. Whether. she saw. no’ grad- “For the coin?” For Ti q @ found the image satisfactory or not one mig . but with a touch | nate of Smiths, and knew more Tatin| “No, for the fan. For the eoin— ‘ omorrow + ‘a at her bow tie, and another touch at the locks of her wavy red-brown hair,| than she cared to aif in the office of | vat you gif me?” | At June Sale Prices u to-date merchandise far below : she finally smoothed down the front of her frock with the gesture which|the Evening Star.” Bhe was held| | “Why, what earthly use would 1 prices,...To save be! 4 Indicates that a Woman has completed her street toilet is ready to|#imply as a good reporter on society | have for a broken piece of metal like aa What mother does not enjoy seeing her baby well dreesed?.... Our June Sale i “ money, depart. stuff, worth trying sometimes in arc) that, Mr, Mainz? fg pa Ee a values will help every mother to realize thie—Assortments are at their best, and Taking her little collection of copy open to suggestic a or opera if the regulars were off duty.|a® you break * aun | Ga ie R » | prices will more than plemse you...... Attractions for tomorrow $4.96 Women’s Sk Baber trom the desk, with the privilege! | ls it ao? °J'll thiak it o Fe iety ne Tittie shop” whose{arith a. halt-dollar already. broken ‘oaches can’t . White Drenses—-Rur- | Wook Flannel sttete—regu Serge and Ato Of long tenure in oltice, she. walked | now I'm going to luncheon atepped into the little shop, whose) Wi. Wan't be worth much, would it? live where Peterman’s yoke, French and Km- ‘and Gertrude atylos—with nt vi uh to the donk of the city editor, who, al-| “When will you delgn to return?”’| Proprietor she knew very well. |She yawned now. "But as to this fan 4 ns pire emb’ Dinca trimd- ¢ +44) without alloped ‘ though himself a married man, bat) asked Cutler, with « certain lapse in| ga; eee ermine: Mr Maina anne | She nat do you know about it, Mr, Roach Food is sprinkled. fo'6 yra—usually 6 waually all this-time without success tried to] journalistic dignity. sald with the customary newspaper |r ins?” picts ° Toow at the'worke before him and w>t| "When | have-a better atory than {nversion of the order of the jaine?” as tank ea cacd § It entices them from Nainsook and Lawn mevgetes Woo! Tanne! Barrew © SS ' | e . ¥ ni H 79 qhows 6 8! a its rot en ‘a ot a v r. . - - Toe eerie ania Billy Cutler, the a hot ni fevoin Kitty. “Store| {lendship Between dealer and col- ed to know vot it ‘yas broke off in the Peterman’s Discovery $f, tsiny lace, “emb: ine \ tg | CR rere” 4.49, Women’ * Dress Skirts : { elty editor, “{ ought to have #snt| ies are all around, you know lector, and thene two bad mat often | wratlabe, Tse) Ak act ake ito, a1 (liquid) kills bed 6 stitching and | hangstitehing f Infants’ Flannelette ert 26 rm) Sd ' Williams to do it. We have basen) “I've noticed it, yes. Break one oft| “MOUs before. 1 en 8 cea a te te el qui is Ugs. and Night Gowne—reg. + # Reeding A Kood story fora week." | the bushes, Miss Gray—we need It 1a SE ee, ee ee ae eRe Shetee ee Eee ey Grew ttt tb A At your dealer's. Naintook and Lawn Drenwes ‘Zot model wattonee Oven! ot grinned at this amiably.| the bus’ the way it Is and the little birds sing-|You vant the fan. know tt in Waxialt PETERMAN pire and French —emby.( 4 gg | White Cashmere Weaperre— patch side or butta . s in this town anj-| “I'll take it under adviaement,” eald ing all around you?” pretty one, all —_ w a ecsey wet 200 Fifth A N ‘vane ao and re nm elaborate > 2. blue i he ompnrals fy + with belte—al jangthe . It's like a morgue| Kitty Gray, And so walked on out,| py bya pore er (bree sialtetae tanke Fo Heeb Fane broiien coin Anema vhefahind $19 and $1.98 values... Habiiesc nds, Yacluding entre sine I followed by at least thi Theryice " 7 hose fault--mine or the report-|the eyes of the denizens of the locot| ic Anyting new in the trade?” asked ecu: Want eave aa Gingham, Chambray ang crege Badiew’ Shirta—to 3 yra—) $3.49 Bathing Suite. hose business it is to find s'or-! roor Kitty. Ty. “he ea aa & audden Deceses—Fimpire | brench.( aa] perfect — lon and shorts 47 Fi demanded Cutler, his eyes fixed " whinpered one youth to] orn eid he eat ane Mee ete aleve dollere for the coin (tae, atte te 8 yea { °°4| sleever—ro :89 aS : directly on Kitty's new bow tle lhte fellow, Who it 3 sal " - 7, wel 2 eyes Tous” sald Kitty Gray promptly | pig, wows Whe nodded wisely im-re- |” “Well, any new thing that’s o14,-or| but she made a good pretense. 6 wine sia) and 4149, Babies’ Shirte~» 088] gored ‘chirte bicneee Bneene, £ and irreverently. bad old thing that’s new?" Peed dotlars is a good deal of Rompers and Creepers—Crinkled } ot, qual.—-part wool—to 3 yre. acl : : MOb, very well,” said Cutler, “we're I never did believe in women on a| “Oh, I don't know. Tf got rheuma-| money,” said she. “I would have to gy Gingham and Chambray, also ( Babies’ White Sw 98 ct. and $1 39 Kimonee. a |paper—they break up the game."| tismus somet’ing awful last night." without lunch for quite « : Hench xtylen—reg. .69 . Lawn and C — e youngest cub on the force, ‘That's not new. Any new fans, hould not, Mainz ane. bition ders: wy 277) —dainty an F. of us do, swered | idols, coins—?"" ly. “Make it nine dollar for the . he collare-usuelly $1.00 Hak and modela-—cont Are You Ready | sravely, his eves all the| “Coins? Vot? Sure, t someting | both. ‘a orders or satin trimeoat ai - Tak the door, He noticed | new dot is olt. I choost t'ink of him.| Kitty. Gray's noncommittal oyes| Bl Hormmed, Bird s.ove Diapers. donee. s For Your Trip? Take | that Cutler, elty editor, found 1¢ con-| He iss only a part of himselluf, Should |concealed any impulses that abe Celt. | i nae. «8 HH ‘ enient to ‘make an errand into the} 1 show him to you “Seven tolla | - hall. In fact, he took the elevator| “Oh, maybe I saw it In the window,” said the young woman 10-| = lace trima—i8 to 30. “my HORLICK’S F s down with Kitty Gray aid Kitty smiling. “You mean he|denly, as she caught one more glance | Christening one Fi . Well, Miss G said he, “good broken coin of the object which so appealed | skirt—emb' eo trim'd Lg 54 $12 and $15 Fine Corsets. 1.78 ilk luck!" “And he smiled sardonically| “Sure. Vait till I got him.” her. I will not give you seven dollars | alto, Rob Handsome Allk brocade—white or, a as he stepped out a floor or so below.| The old man bobbed under the eash|—I'll give you nine! That is all I've reg. $3.98 Sale Ria eee jum high bu —long over Yachting, Camping, | Kitty smiled sweetly in return, at the back of the window, and reach-| got over from last pay day. It will| See Evening Journal for Jum sites 19 to"! trim with you when Yachtin th pings ss noon in the ¢ ‘The streets | ing forward brought out a tray which | leave me twenty cents, but { will not} PDA Motoring, Fishing or Golfing. win full of hurrying thousands, each | held the curious object which had try to beat you down. The fan ts a! « 98 Women’s Petticoats ee A nutritious, satisfying Food-Drink |bhent upon his own business, a tracted the attention of Kitty Gray,|darling, and as for the coin"—— N ai pte Wer nonce Roteignate, «1m : ready in a moment. A good light lunch | worbed, intent. Kitty, as reporter. ou are @ goot sport. Miss Cray, i‘ Women’s Fine SUMMER DRESSES’ eregablasone to three plaited > when tired or run down. Simply dis- | wont, looked from one face to. Now a story ia something outsite of |said the old dealer. I dank vou \ HEL lengths, solvein water, hot or cold. led dri] je her, and wondered, wondered. Stor-| ordinary events, but within usuai hu. \. jould wrap them up? - ‘ ‘ r \ For June Sales’ Busiest Week 00 ot. Washable Pottionnts jes? Yes, all about one, if one could|man understanding. A story is wha: yes. Let me see the «o: Clear 1h feet is assured if you take a cupfu * J onty, read {the faces, could only know | you see In the faces on the atrest, 'y She pushed cross the co ai ae fieer, Bt re. the hearts! the hearts whic! at near your own most the last of the tightly told- x Sale snes. x x esses, 98 Dresse: j ‘Our Lunch Tebtets Ter favorite lunching place was in|as you pass, Why Kitty Gray aaked [ed bills in her purse. ye Und ; nee ee) sae eee $1.99 a * noarianmest Mesolve afew lone of the great department stores, |to are the coin, why she paused to look| = “Read the inscription for m y & mi 2.67 3.67 4.67 x fe the mouth wi +s ol Wis. where women were made welcome and| at it, why she entered, the little shop |{ knock off tw: ‘ Sample free, HORLICK'S, Racine, jcomfortable, and she bent thither her|—who can tell the cause of tlese|said Mainz, “Vot is it? It is not| While above prices are the same an were, quoted last week, the smortmenta are a wn Gepetiimte, te “Ane “Juct as all steps; but midway in her journey she| things? Cherman, it is not Franzosisch, it is i dered st bove | { the 2 paused, as often she did. to gaze into’ There is what city editors call a’ not English, | am-all thdse, But I entirely new, we have reordered constantly on above lots, because of t! ¥ tional demand Above are prettier and nattier than ever and embrace t! ‘most desirable Voiles (plain or embroidered) and other Summer fabrice— ey DON'T FORGET.—fresh assortments for tomorrow prices that represent | @ \ the best value in Greater New York—Small, medium and tre sizes, $2.98 Women's Trim'd Hats... Hemp. Milan hemp and satin #t @iteiad — —ew | amare telmentny 3 of wi flowers Radical Reductions in WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR |... Extra Trousers Free!) — Norfolk Suits-—7 to 18 years. Little Boys’ Suits—3 to 10 years. Fabrica drawers—many styles. sees D8 Strictly new—first class fabrics and Finer to 1.98 | styles—embracing favorite All-wool | Chev ots, Cassimeres, etc., in best | colors and patterne—-majority of | Norfolks have two pairs trouset | All made by highest class tailo | Perfect—-desirable in every way~-re- | duced for the sole purpose of clear- ing surplus. Bloomers of same qualit Were $2.98..... Now 1.98 1.08 and 2.79 Were $3.98 and $4.98.... Now 2.98} rtalian silk Veats—white or pink, Were $4.98 and $5.98... Now 3.98] band top—plain.... embroidered. jou! Mo match $1.49 Girls’ White Allover emb'y skirts or tucked with emb'y ruffle BOYS’ SUITS of Silk and Lisle tmart tring steele, : hi eri Rainy Day Outfite.. 7.48 Early in the season the United States Worsted Company sold me a fine Blue Serge, of which I used sixty-five pieces. I made a specialty of it at $15.50 for a single suit to order. I was told at that time that the price would advance, and unfortunately I didn’t buy one hundred more pieces at that time. Today I was let in on fifty pieces. These goods are 10% oz. in weight, guaranteed all. wool. _I will stand on the color of them for the lite of the garment. . I make three-piece suit to order, giving you your choice of an extra pants of blue serge or flannel FREE. There is no outside profit between the mill and your back. I buy these cloths as cheap as the largest manufacturer in the country and I make them yp to your me as low a price as the wholesale clothing manufacturer would charge t Ant Swiss rib or ed-—short sleeves or sleevel low neck style: and-crocheted yokes Viner grades to 1.49 and ribbon—6 to 14 y jm Sik Veate—piain or swhite ond pink— $5.98 & $6.96 Boye’ | "76?" Suits 4.68 Various atyle Ni esi koa. 1.39] Cheviots, Wool Cran ag ane, 1.70 and 1,08 browns and Black alpaca lining: Others... Were $5.96 and $6.98.... Now 4.98 Were $6.98 and $7.98.... Now 5.96 Were $9.98 and $11.98. Now 7.98 Come Tomorrow for Genuine Bargains in Boys’ Suits. its. od lus jack or «ra: tallored—regular or stouts—all e $1.00 Men's Soisette Shirta.... .77 White, Tan and Cream—with or Solsette sizes. } sure at ne retail clothier. ++ 4D to 1 without collare—well t OB) Tube on every’ ehitt—alt Y SUIT TO ORDER Including Extra Trousers TUESDAY, BLOUSE DAY TABLE LINENS Iter f ial interest to a l1s doubly attractive with June Sale Speciale—full assortments here wuadlan praiaet to all_whe »west and prettiest: models—unequalled prices. prices for a few days only on these + of newest and : gift sets and damasks. 1,60| $1.98 Women’s Blouses. 1.45 Panel fronts or collars of imbrola~ "ent yas TABLE sErs— ue ered organ 4, alee touches of color 1 tucked with | frill with ‘hemstiched earl button pear Buttons $2.98 Women’s HandsomeBlouses2.. $1.00 Lingerie Blouses 78] Crepe de Chine—wtriped chiffon ecol- | 8pkins—reg. § 1 White organdy aud voiles—attrac- oe chiffon and silk shadow 5, ae tin dou! handsome ne, many being MORNING SPECIALS. Toasw) Tuesday, Until 1 P. M. Li Vr et 6.75 To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders woe eee HEMSTITCHED SETS—cloth ar C) {$1.69 Black Silk Mull Blouses 1.00 /8 ct. Unbleached Muslin. A ee ren Oe . 719. K 5 AL t4 in ° vest—tiny among whieh elreular design je new Special 6.50 _lle oa poreeaanivanimpeneei Hundreds of styles of sin- gle suits to order. These are the ends of the piece goods that I have sold all this season and guaran- teed absolutely all wool or worsted. All ends in stock, suit to order Tailored style, plain or box pleated -inch—-extra heavy—-no drei oft wilk—— MUSLINS- BASEMENT. TABLE DAMASKS—70-inch—— pure linen—bleached and allver bleached—remarkably fine range of patterns, Including newest showings—reg. $1. Special TABLE DAMASKS—170-inch— heavy quality— ‘convertible | collar neatly made BLOUSES SECOND FLOOR, | 21 ct. Satin & Talleta Ribbons aT} Also gham Housedresses 56) colors and checks—weil f pina tions—millinery contrast trim’s or pipings: aud saxh widths. bS SECOND FLOOK HIBRONS- MALY FLOOR 79 ct. Women's Long Silk Gloves 62) 17 et. Nains is button length—double tipped Ligint black or white underw GLOVES MALN BLOOK WHITE GOODS" MAIN Flaunt Mea's Balbriggan, Und rwear 30) 15 ct. Me erined Pongee: slend With solid Various soft fini Shirts, women's finish KNIT UNL MAIN PLOOK As LOW AS ehildr dresses, ete WASH DAESN FABRICN DASEMEN Uncalled for Suits 1h” Pretty Neck Things FICHUS GUIMPES BOAS Fichus—kereblet and surplus 4 sty les—fine . with net or lace’ pleated ruttles-— many dainty effects. 40 to 3.08 Sleeve Guimpes— and eord=-body and ’ sleeves pf net flare or flat lace collar and cufts— al welst—rem,. $1.26 | Finer to 2.98" 50 ct. Boys’ Overalls 37 tan and blue uk full—double stitched }99 ot, Yard Wide Mohairs 22 WNISHINGS “THIRD FLOOR Silk finish—eream, gray, brow arnet, navy and black—-most 98 et. to $1.50 Boys’ Trousers W76| desiratie for bathing suits 6 to M4 yte—-atraight, bloomer and DRESS JOODS— MAIN FEOGR, father stylue—cheviots, cassie ° Moin! and worateds—-dealrable | %9,¢t. Summer Couch C patterns-ulso NAVY serKes and | with brown and tan corduroye full cut str lp ee OLat < HOYS CLOPULNG HIRD LOOK PHOLSFERY = aseanen 6 to 16 yre—brow im hy Hoy I AS LOW AS P1475 PTCHELL feondcsen 1431 BROADWAY (sircct | “vomest Stores in” Open Evenings Til! 9. Saturday 10 o’Clock New York City Uncalled for Trousers ‘i Tan with plain color or two toned |] Lor w) | 93 ct, Charmeuse “ inch 70) 15 ct Brasil ‘Taos Fevee sacle WE ANneenott for shirring, POWbLS” MAIN PLOOR, SILKS MALY PLOOK Ww » flare and fla voile, orgund 119-121 NASSAU STREET Open Evenings Till 7. Saturday 9 o’Clock ) inch--bleached--new patterns, LINBNS- -MALN FLA Ostrich Fi Ue ‘best stock—lon, cit Signs Denote Morning Socelals, white, black a ai no ou 1 Look for the Clocks! taupe. pique--e color touch Sbtic weak. MARN Pon. "Be |" ct. Mercerized Damasks 26 | Leek foi