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ing. Michael for King’s posseesior ted, iy cot - t's ele b ee pertts takes “Ritts tS ia ne, bel the broken coin in hia pawesal a x. (Continued.) ‘OU persist? So do I mY —and you say there a lady+you make some gift more fitting. have explained to you that the coin is not presently at hand, But as said, help yourscif to something the is better.” Count Frederick was a man of wi quick enough to see that here was no time to force an argument suggest that for a lady be ~oguagenide you failed,” said Gra- ham Behind the drawn Venetian blinds of the palace window, Michael, king of Gretzhoffen, looked out at the car of Count Frederick as it wheeled away. His loose sides shook with laughter. “Now, what did hw want?” said he to himself. “There is something under all this, trust him for that. A woman I is —well, if presents must be made to the ladies, why should I not make them aa well as he?” CHAPTER XI. RRIVED at his own jomo, Count Frederick of Gretz- hoffen found a little pile of unopened letters waiting for him and picked up one bearing the crest of Count Sachio of Grahoffen, a man he had known for many years and with whom, if truth be told, he had had certain plans T/ which neither would have cared to have come into public knowledge. I] He tore.open the envelope. at} “So, Sachio asks me to join him at a little hunting party at his lodge in the forest beyond the neutral ground! 1 believe I'll go. After all, it Defeated |{t might not be a bad thing to find once more, he even accepted his de-|out a Uule more avout the condition to the h the king pulled open ¢ feat. He stepped now drawer whi ‘him, and selected a very modest little” ring, which carelessly he dropped into | his own pocket. “The lady would delighted could she put know Saree trace the band of the King him-|° self,” he sald. An instant later*he excused himse! after expressing his best wishes for his excuse Majesty and making some which would make the purpose of bh errand leas obvious. ence of the King, he presently join ‘Dis retainer Grahame at the motor car, His face, set and angry, told the story. Dr. (sler on Tuberculosis Sh William Qsler, Regius Professor Medicine at Oxford, says in bis “Pract of Medicine” (1892), on page 2: healing of pulmonary tuberculosis clinically by the and sesociated pnew car tinue formed, while the smaller cascous area) become impregnated with limo salis, euch conditions alone should the term of @ lime salt in such combination w edients as to be cas t ut cotica of hibit-forming drugs, From your druggist or direct rhea Ad little! Leaving the pres: of those two we left yonder in the desert. That poor girl—if it became known that any evil had been done her and if my name should be con- ed with it—well, 1 have trouble enqueh already. Yes, I'il ride back \the very way I just have come "And us for this little trinke for continually Frederick came round to the same thought, repeatedly tak-~ ing from his pocket the broken piece of coin and regarding it gently for this, what does it moan? jean, {t not mean for me, Gretzho! me already? how she Dead? for | If, hii ‘AS What Frederick of What has it not coat Jove nnot forget looked she fay there. No, no, that must not be. Here"—he lied a servant aside— 4 “go tell Grahame to be ready to of )travel once more. Have the car re- re | fitted for a considerable journey.” They were silent, these two, when onee more they turned from the city avenues toward the open country, Be- lore them me the memory of cer- ja|tain grim scenes. Mile after mile ollpped ribboniike beneath their speed- To! ing wheels. Soon they had left behind them almost all sights of the green commons and the fenced flelds which ed wh ly far ahead, a little dust cloud ving travellers. He called the n of his master. Hasses, Grahame—tind what it is. Even the stolld Grahame gave a sharp exclamation, “Here come two riding, a man and a woman, I swear, T believe It is the two, both come to life again! Where have they been fe. ve. | meantime, and why are they riding now 80 fast this way?" “Roleau!” exclaimed Count Fred- erick, “Alive! I'll have to become careful next time. That infernal, faith- jess rufflan has more lives than 4 cat. But I swear my heart is lighter to think that neither was killed~ naturally and e+ ecially the young lady. It would be bad work, Gra- ame—and there is bad work enough without, more.” They advanced now more slowly and pulled up at the foot of a litt! where a 0 in from the right, leadin, out into Land bet two kingdoms of Gretzhoffen and Gra hoffen. Here the depression concealed them and they awaited the arrival of the two travellers. That came in due course, but with it almost synchronously yet other events. A sound of shouting became audibie. To the right, along a curv- ing cross-road of the desert, there ame into view, riding at top speed, whooping aloud as they spurred for. ward, a ragged band of drunken ruf- flans—none less than a ‘party of hod bandittt which lawless dafs infested this open a and little-travelled region, a sort of Man's Land—itself a kingdom of mi rule, or lack of law, which lay be- tween the two troubled kingdoms, (To ‘ontinued. Rare Japanese Color Prints at Art Museum mn The Samuel Isham gift of Japanese color prints at the Metropolitan Mu- seum is now arranged. The 236 ex- amples of Japanese work, Tl Po chromoxylography, have stalled in one of the small alterle of the museum, These prints constitute a well-ee- lected group, many of which are of historic as well as art interest. With but a single exception all of the Ukiyoe artists are represented, Moronobu js represented by geven ink prints of ws of the Yoshiwara, One ‘ot these is hand- colored. An extremely rare example of an thon,” or folding album, is the work of Okumura Toshinobu. A fine Urushi-ye, the so-called lac- quer print, by Nishikawa Yoshinobu, is another rarity. Torii Kiyomasu and Torii Kiyo- nobu are represented by twelve two- color prints, in pale rose and green, that are particularly charming. There are two hand-colored print by Torii Kiyotada, that are not only very rr but are exceptionally beau- tiful examples of that artist's work. A pillar print, by Torii Kiyomitsu, dealing with an agtor, is of distin- guished quality, It is one of five by this artist. Among nine prints by Eishi are ‘o of his finest triptychs. Toyokuni is represented by two prints only, but one ts a large noteworthy head of an actor, the other Is one of his best triptych: dealing ith a street scene in the Yoshiwari There are thirty-nine Utamaros, Hokusal appears in a few example: There are half a doten Hiroshiges, an unusually fine triptych by Elzan and one by Kiyomine, which is an ink impression from the key block. Notable objects, shown for the first time, among the recent accessions, included a couple of trencher galta in pewter. One of these was triangular e. with an exceedingly pleas- ing bordered decoration, and the other was a more ordinary rounded form. There were a number of sli battles. On one of there an American eagle was | the head of Washington on the other. Another of these bottles was a win ter-summer type. The one side-of the flass showed a tree, in full foliage, and upon the reverse aide the tree, entirely denuded, was blown in the L Sd An eagle and a fing were thi jecorations on a bottle made at Ken- sington, Pa., and a flask, without bellishment, dated from the eighteenth century. here were two examples of Chines roof tiles, done in pottery of the Ming Period; a Persian bottle of the seven- teenth century, decorated in delicate blue; a Persian tile of the twelftl or thirteenth century, several Persian wall tiles and certain Persian bro- cades. A petit arn ee the seventeenth dentury, in a contem- porary frame, was a very interesting showing. Announcement was made of the! election of Charles W. Gould as a trustes of the museum, to fill vacancy in the class of 1917 CASTORIA||= For Infants and Children In Use FoR OVER 30 YEARS a bears late AMUSEMENTS. Phew oalh it ERD @ STEEPLECHASE (LT! 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Stock up for a whole year’s use. 15c to 29c Embroideries Galloons (finished bands) and Camisol 29c to 50c Embroideries 27-inch Embroidery le or] Flouncings; 59c to $1.25 Embroideries 45-in. Voile and Swiss also Cam-| Flouncings; new and pretty Corset Cover Embroid-|isole or Corset Cover| designs; also 21-in, Allover ery. At 9c Yd. {mbroideries. At 19c Ya. Maithews—-Main Floor, Embroideries, At aRe Yd. MATTHEWS" 15. aga SONS, INC, te PAK ee fternoons = tt A Big Stock of Fancy Linens That Were 5c to $15.00; Tuesday at 2c to $7.50 A. large stock of doy! scarfs, centrepieces, — shams, tablecloths re piano covers; materials are cotton, part linen andalllinen, They come in lace trimmed, Japanese drawn work, embroidered, Renaissance and Arabian, A gre sortment to be sold ‘at less than wholesale prices, Hemmed Bath Towels, extra >. large and et 5c values; each 17¢; $ Store ne LOO 6-inch Natural aul Linen Suitings; yd. .19¢ 38-in, Unbleached Mus- lin; regularly 8; yar . Bic ‘Mperet e 7 lightly im- ets be quality; 15 c 36-in, White Allin Suiting; yard. "39¢ Bleached Shaker Henne 3 to 10 yard length 3 value 10c; ps yard. Oic Hommned “Mercerized Table loths, sizes 58x76; * 59 c fe! loture (French) of impressed ‘on one side, and phew ‘AMSTERDAM Bates Winter Garden Roe RIT iis BOOTH: fneream ap gpernten, ee Werte LOUIS athe i Ea Sir i ried by gm All-Star Cant 4A AEE D {MA 0} extiruep A H Tie sere a GORE BURLESQUE. URLESQUE tra attraction, Frincess Conchita: piveiere i =. MAT. DAILY Take the Day Line ~ Up the Hudson to Albany All Service heed Except hae onnections to ait ‘and. North, an tween’ ork and (Albany i eae. ft wees a ker My at’ Weat Toon, Point, 10.50 A. M. kkeepate. the following theatres MONDAY i Tcl, Conn =) 519 Goth st, Brooktyn, wight NY Wellvne ‘Theatre, Melivue Ave, Newark, Hi ‘Theatre, 02 Wentohester Ave, % e112 Third Av, City, nine, 400 Bushwick Ave, 3 Syatth st, and Brom pt ateth nilitken ‘Pheatre, 1048 Sou, Boulerand, : fe, 1498 Becton Ave Vernon, N.Y. Main St,’ Water ayn 8. Oy, Pee Sia Wa. ‘on nis Sth Ave, Brook. entre feud UA Washington Pyare, 18T Main st.. tervon, N Others May Buy Old Stock, © Others May Sell Old Stock, HOWEVER, DEPENDABILITY, NEW MERCHANDISE and FULL ASSORTMENTS, Coupled with INVARIABLY LOW P. HOLD THE CONFIDENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE. Values ae Follow Show the Sincerity of This Statement:— GIRLS’ TUB DRESSES— wor Ay se $1.40— a} 1.00 6 to 14 years—ginghams = | brand hare nd cre : Ripe. cre epeieae Toth Chane, Fey 4 Charlotte Walker in “KINDLING’ ors." | Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. 1130 | to Be Small, but very choice, Red Teket Let of Girla’ Serge and Dresseo— | broken sines—lots too a ~ Ps ad th eee are =remar re school Gaye—eu dresses for ety tionally reduced prices. CLEARANCES OF SILK DRESSES For Girls 10 and 12 Yrs. All new summer etyles— vatak! tis, the Adiron Ai tnrough wall tiehets Be: 9 ALM.; W. 129th St. 0.20 A. M. Point, Newburan, Poughkeepsie, 2k 10; W. 129th St. 10.20; Yonkers, int, Cornwall, Newburgh and Pough- One-Day Outings to Poughkeepsie, Newburgh, West Point or Bear Meustaln. Aft noon Boat ‘ATS | ictal SRsenr wecere. MN ORK—ALBAN: <EROX EW Od the NOME! * Spleia N. B-4.00 Pat " ry bany 8.00 way, 8.50 round t morning ‘New: bany ‘1 RR NAVIGATION Largest River compo, Geamsblo jn the COMPANY a pas Highian LES, oe Atlantic Highlands Steamer “CASTLETON” FARE 10 CENTS wi ¥ SENG wD, BATHING, Lg ae near 4 wa 2M DEEP BEA FI er "e'6 at NE a rt # cover of Telephone ROCKAWAY BEACH | se, “GRAND harry lands, Swabrught ‘ail foper seaside reworte, Ws 7.45, B45. Pio to AA: fiery Yas Bo, Vecty),8 8,40, 0,20, 11 JOAM. KEANSBURG, N. J. for Bear Mountain, West Point, Newburgh, Poughkeo} leaves Desbrosses PM. Leek Yonkers 2.48 rning DANCING, NEOULAR St. "MARY POWELL” pore sve at 10.40 A, iaehas “\ DAILY AND Pa rin vy Ne ie Tum eS! and 6 P.M. si ae Around Manly Ipley Yacht Cut wl YT CO, Tel, Broad ret Gale eathts 420 St. tw 10.90, 2.8 ‘Tel, Hryant at. EXCURSIONS, tan Live, ft. W Becturer, 40 tne, reo vr Sacrifice Bale. - Covers © wets be LINEN, D Pleces, upholstered | ia stored free, lished $6 tet hone av DOWN OVERCOATS. Be by vin AL Diamonds on Credit 2317 7*wa Wilke, . ADEN TAN Sete - DIAMENDS sesboane ~~ HELP WANTED—MALE, COMPOSITOR, during vacation in largo p ip the country, Apply at once, giving ful p Wawes; non-u ermunt Printing | fawn i egtly Sunday morn. | ing betw venia ‘Station, Iroadmay, | sau aod eral reward, Gerard, Louw Ty, las W, dtu oe predlate drew: for girls that are oer Soft, sephyr laids—trimmey in colors. Spert Coats of Linene 12, 14 and Extra Sise 14 Yra. Gpecial....secceesseveeeee Natural tint, navy and Copei . Yoke #0 cut as to giv: affect—selt or white collar india) © sumi in'town ‘oF in country. WASHABLE SUITS For Little Boys Reg. $1.49.....00006. 1.00 moe ncoing Diteh mig assortment of new 0 for thel Ra ork with harmonis: fi nome ing age! moc! pmo oe atripes—many foal, me cor th white in fine Mine effects Washable Norfolk Suits... i old: 17 ze Eiatet dell and ack ety rown an Others, 1.08 to 3,08 ines CRs ‘Troasers. y re—atraight, bloomer at kinfekoracetinen crash, | ¢ duck and drill—white, ¥ gat Others, 6 2 § 40d. 1.49 » 9 At .98 long trousers @ ecording te sagbail, , Cowboy, ball, Po! felicdbas “and tries Camp Boys’ Blouses, Shirts, Etc. Drastic Reductions to clear surplus, Blouses: Blouses Shirts and Blow Shirts and Blouse vepme ow, fresh atock. | peta on 80 ‘loor—Beye’ Furnishings. SUMMER NEEDFULS Specially Priced “Red Ticket” 7 Aig Tat of Women's Lo 16-button le: black and wi ‘« Balbriggan Union Suite— 4 ort sleeves and long drawere— all sizea—reg. .59. Rubbonsine Trim te for for boudole caps, ete.—reg, ae tee} Hpives and Forke— ‘ iar pu eg cod ray tials sag a age ee. Children’s Underwear a ab As we do not inventory until end of Summes wo have ne geese teal dense stocks, and assortments are kept at top-notch during cial instructions are given to effect. Felowtan ore ire oeset it tt Sree: i i) ijover Mayie—spbon f rn iy ar a et. Night proseee “Cambri Ince, ribi band trim—1 to 16 y: “hb tutte with rar 1 to i ra. 15 & 10 ct. Children's Tucke—hematitch heme? to it's 6e et. Night Drawers. Good ee ESS ibaTancy lncco=d vt. wee 08 et. Cambrie Petticoats. . *s UPisheye laces and emby—4 to 16 Fd | MORNING SPECIALS—Tomerrew, Tuesday, *Jatil 1 P. M. ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantit! White with floral | nk, Wht nd! yellow-tluted ruftios— — OEY atterna, 69-1 inch ies he sem oRS "sieteesyna ee vee MK — hi 50 ct. Reng ‘aoe Batiste... 45-inch—lovely, allky transpar quality for fine dresses, blow and children’s clothe TE GOODS—M. a 64 t t grounds es, che ots, ate. » ig Padint Se Maka 98 ct. Crepe de Chines Soiore spot, lustrous fin bh. 59 ct, Mohair SiciBennes.. cod S0-inch—firm, round weave—silic lustre-—cre bi black—sultab 98 . Little Tots’ White Dresses. some all tly so! handling—y jan and reid iy hase rim'é— 5 years is restricted, No Mall or Telephone Orders, $1.79 Extra Size Wash Blouses. Volle and batiste—-emb'y combined CHectaesdresey Ma models—t med coven and oe 96 ct. & $1.50 Boys’ Trousers... eretant, | pleouer nied Brown and’ 4 tan corduroys--full cut, wnvand tan egrduroy: roy a Madras and ‘onle fancy stripes and ‘Ta Oliver Twint etvlee—e \ 3 to 15 BOTS PURNISNING8—THTRD FLOOR, 98 ct. Men's Percale Pajames. White grounds with various stripes—also plain color froge—all, slxe8 # FURNISHINGS —MAL: 4 ot, Bese snd Dosto dineas 00 Sen white mere tietan. LINENS—MAIN FLOOR, Cleck Signe Denete Morning Specials. Clocks! Leek fer the Clocks? Summer Busine 9.00 A. M. to 6 P. M. Closed All Day Saturday (as during past 15 yrs.) ‘Apel Motel |