The evening world. Newspaper, July 16, 1915, Page 9

TRE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1918,0 for the highbrow stuff. I'm a dubJepent, in reading along business ‘ ‘DOLLARS and [ime Stogeiber 6 deat = tl on iraham turned out to be an ex: SENSE” guy that slips it over on cr when esgeers able salesman, Soon his there's any dough at stake has got Leta pe raised to he Pg A aa t Wi I was treasurer of |™uch as his salary as window man. By H. J. Barrett. Sr acxais nesosialiny Acting under the proprietar's in- tho Athletic Association, I put more | Aitions “Haskell beyan shitting money in the treasury than they'd /nim from department to department. Spike Graham's Career. | aa .0t years. suse wait it eee la couple of months in men's clo “ Werhow in 30) peri iti “Spike” Graham, aged elghteen,|you. im going downtown Bow to 606 te, ‘Sguseione goede Ww orn ‘Was in disgrace. It was but a few|wuut 4 can sur up.” om 6 * eatd With he exception of millinery and SN days after his graduatic the] "80 you want a job, do yout said|similaMy purely feminine fielde, he f | > Hi local hi speeduation from the |i J- spencer, proprietor of Wo next | gradually ‘covered. the tire. ators. \ J.B.GREENHUT COMPANY. ith school and spike haa! 4 S'deciectes sure of ane . : barely squeaked through his bigh|iowa, me staid young Tinelly Game ¥ : > ee bad face air ie 6 town, 10 studied young Graham &p- jon the floor. ‘ f \ 3 O01 course; had failed to pase bis | prawingly. ea, 1 remember you.| years’ service, At twenty-one, his IM \ Nrry entrance examinations to college and|10u're tne lad wo pried a full page |alary was $25 a week. re j ; I torn ses SIXTH AVE.. IGIETO 19! STREET ‘ad’ out of me for the high scuool/ At twenty-three, Graham became a how proclaimed that far from belNé | paper after I'd aworn hovel 10 taroW department manager, At. twenty- wheast at the situation, he Wel-jany more money away 10 that form |five, he was assistant superintendent comed the opportunity to “go tojof publicity. 1 suppose you'd like to lat $40 a week. And higenesty large- ooay ee rom trate ro | 7atttoug™ the young man’s efforts, 5 4 4 tor New: {| (By Order of the United States District Court) “My son," said Graham ar, aadly, N ati I've had @ month’@/was neck and neck mth its leading " : ” ( led th & fow days after graduation, “I had BOD aa aroen oy 1s & Lite bandied fa volume of business ace ec : ) | ! ° hoped for great things for you. Had | ti Bt “Thy : 5 . Cd I possessed your opportunities, 1 ager with Spencer's acknow- won Would have entered college and might |** » [edged the leading store in the city. = perhaps have eventually become a start you |hell eventually Secome a parener. r . te, a he ne ee ee { | On Saturdays This Store Closes at 1 o’Clock —_>___ +, attal vhtel Satiase cs of which would bave] Contact with practical aftaira|‘THE CRABBER’ IN ONCE MORE Oe Gat inn Yoke ce on Wrought @ wondrous obange in the ———— es, dad, but I was never cut out} youngster. H dast ho | bet This Time He Tackled « Country ar Up tHe Hupson (Because of the crowds in ayendance we cannot guarantee to fill mail or telephone orders on these Items.) Young Men’s Fine Suits ‘Brenuse ‘World; ra practical taak; he felt himself a cog!tho inner architecture of the work-| | dack North. n} gem ithe aren hel of de, fe,n bene he Renney, an, ng ite 2 ye mop Formerly to $17.50; Sale tomorrow... 89 9 5 gy | i HINg concrete seem B D reason for ¢! timulus for ain- Cop and Found Nim Hard, PHOTO PLAYS. + |bition, ‘Ho fell to with @ will, ‘Tho Y AYLIGHT Harry Phillips, known to the polices as monotonous labor of unpacking, ital The cor ee fanging and tmarking the stock’ waa| "The Crabber,” who has been arrested All fervice Dally Receot Inte interesting to the neophyte, It was a| thirty-two times and ts familiar with | fy," TA ha to the window man, The department |Ket Court sche at wed 1) Sinbad 5 5 » cay 420 Suits in small sizes picked from our own 5 enelont with highwi rT J 4 . ° a stocks. oF gears ‘he Pont, aseault and badery and attempted | Asgeliiatont: Meoriratt ’ i The materials are PLAIN BLUE SERGES, SMART CHECKS eapeniencn, bat eeeee ones, Poll John Hi, Rvans, of Mt, lng eat oo F.. i é AND PLAIDS, HAIRLINE AND BROKEN STRIPES and NEAT MIXTURES. hard worker,” he said to and Washington direst yos- 7 - Sa ke of ‘ The most up-to-date models for young business men and college youths. intendent, vans said that brid A iP) i Bes ~ Sizes to 40 chest measure. eerie, suty sern, manager reported that the new ac- (0! the Heach mm, 610 Let Bi, a, fas, COB: Sian, wow ia EL, mew dala bd Ave Ch Theatre, a0 GaSiadral” ‘Park. Phillips and another man had jostled at about these cravenettes?” |"! on a Belt Line atreet car, had inquired, Graham one day, several "a Made “ote with ‘one °at hina Fe ean 4 : as 7, ask And These Very Special Items for Boys: he car- ba ag meds § Faillios, ane had ani iprogees, ¥ <4 Boys’ $4.50 Balkan, jorfolk and Patch Pocket Blue jerge Sulte—knickerboc! trousers; sizes o rm or’ loore an Weat S ti > dow for closer inapection, fought all the way to the place oh et; 2 Vt pale, years; sale , ants cy Heh A aca suid euir them,” allmit-| where the policeman ‘found. therm 9 ee q 50, $2 and $2.50 julte—big arra: ted the department head disguatediy. | Keating charges that Phillips Wfrerod beset tr f i vere $2, Troaele Vukeble fabri OE atiray Phsate, a0 Cathedral ‘Parke P| AON 0% cine Pee them,” adlmit-|‘where “the ‘policeman -tound. theme | | Powe Baits apeepi sunday. jaca, out: ||| Polne sna altenr, PMMA MMMM | i] $ | yenra;eale, 0.00, 5-00... 01.55 s0s ss sussn sce aes acer sresatntaess eae anes tt Boye’ $1 Linen Crash Tro 7 see Be Brest tooth di, ana om PP |S rade a bad bull when I ted up him $190 to be glowed to: escape and models; good washable fabrics; atte te 69c Rosai Testes, 298 W424, 8b. Qu. severpi hundied Solleee 1 teak oa A Sd ‘Tel, 4142 Boring, M. 7.1 |] AM Leaves Al TM TB) ale... ss sees ocecoeesesesecenesesss YOREE; BAO... eeec eee eeeeeees saad They're too high class for he tanne | | fee | E 20.00 0. TT eee een enn nite ay att 829 Yresh Pond N,, Breokiyn Y. Theatre, 0 orth yee ether ‘na W, ist bt qu. tires ery Oty. N. 3 Vier jerijen Theatre, tora, 1. plorts Testes, Wo forth’ Ave,, we Sg 1k xe town.” eared 6 mameention, ie, Soe Soap Is Bad > wage i Ee eg ones | | Women’s & Misses’ ‘3 to ‘7 Dresses ling cans to the bottom of it; then — = we'll tu into the tank and| Soap should be used very sparingly, Hudson River MAST Reale trnmuteet:| iin || Aten, at $1.98, $2.95, $3.95 & $4.95 ites ae Teeue. Wesork “ase,, MF. Window in |looking ite best. Most soaps and pre- Bi Phat ” the ‘ad,’ man feature the w! in : A ine Wrerott wbiteity. Tt ought to create in-| pared shampoos contain h alkali, UTOMOBILES canner: Ba Sm ay ty, bal ~ torent and as @ convincing demon- Pie ane the Sralns wakes the can i is ig for, ES imecity PO eave. “ried and dainy commer wash dresses in extremely 1 Sroenes wutresnety pretty styles. tiie WY, ive materials. stration of the rainproof quality of th: d ruins it. jendidly mete of most ts should make a lot of sales. nt % ‘ots Harpur days later the window went In. t thing for ateady use in just Neat “Routh neha , sable eolors and combinations, also plain white, advortist it}ordinary mulsified cocoanut oil (which F F q eroned taroat dea of cut pure and rence ond better thas LS. Acai | Women’s and Misses’ White Dresses, at *5 aonte with [ooh | out reduction, Oo oe te Meepsoatane wil sane | quisitely fashioned of ebeer white volle, Lingerie or Embroidered white Net. the hair and scal; th shly. Sim Nicely tittmed with embroid or oe nets ik girdles in white or colors. vir Bie dee getty et to ‘ mmiaten the bair with water and, aad ma f loser aa. ae OnE ‘4 Newest tunic, also fold-trimmed and plain or leon-plaited three-flounce skirts. SIRMDES £8 [SRINDUNG® ra "a Su te Women’s and Misses’ Women’s and Misses” ' das id excessi . - HIMAND ONCHEATRA AND SOLOWWTA. | create | extromel oral andor, ican ach, and ‘evenly, and it leaves|o.00, Pit HW ilo Q ; as ; “Golfco: ” Sport Coats Full-Length Dusters new and strikingly novel window ap- oP Cored yc ‘ and the hair fine and 2.48, Doe, 3. wensive variety of these serviceable garments. ee era eT ear silky, bright, lustrous, ed. And Graham, of course, wi Steadily learning how. to develop ths mink fluffy and easy to B48 1 tie $3.95 Conte=t $ bab Coate— $ Own conceptions, ‘Blaisdell, the win: [MARAE ic cganut oll at| E ne :| 7 Bate =F oe §2.95 i Atm 3.95 V) CO A tO weet oimations and jany pharmacy; it’s very chenp, and a few |i Rene seit nr has. _lersa Fe Very oryilsh and ama ae useful. Made with pecially s as 35 ‘3.50, Ee \- ill ber of the convertible collars; loose belts; can be had in white and See acest pine th enter nett dee Meehan || enone vee os wa branch of the Ly breed In March, | es | 49 heh REPUBLIC", nee ee @ position Blaindell reat to accept 7 ; eee Sra fein ee ; arr, Rae —— %e, JRE achts Women’s Perfect $3.50 to #4 “ “Walk Over is ee =F BS, ylacaad os ee Tent ee Novelty Pumps—Sale............ ‘The young man neade good from the start. Spencer's windows became J ‘ Hous, Cruise around Manhattan Surplus stocks and factory accumulatiqns of this famous line of footwear. The leathers include: GUNMET) the talk of the town. It was, there- 4 “Stiles Yeotuters Tel fh CALF and PATENT LEATHER with fancy colored cloth inlay; Cuba: nh gti _ as gC y; Cuban or Spanieh Cuban heels; pete A ict at" ya? tho ‘boos iano to (SUN DAY. TRIPS | eee a a || alr ; Graham's requegt for # successor. J bi “Got & better, Job?" he inquired. : , FALL RIVER LINE Graben was recetving $20 a week by uy’ A 3 MANAGEMENT is time, ___ WinterGardon Uz. 1" Role Canvas High and Low Shes, ae ee THE PASSING Siow ¢ el 918 || wan the string” tenosake, "ve « Bay Ths Nonseteatatee @) fy | STEAMER CITY OF LOWELL [plock ISLAN Pm oy thorough grasp of the window game ; ee, La jp panto wy ~ TO BRIDGEPORT 1. 49 aso ieee ata [lie trees eae chr eveny sunny | 1%) ‘l LOUIS BONE Porch and Summer Furniture Reduced! gua hiy posted on modern merchan- 14 port a. 4 Fast 36th Bt. New York, 8.80; hy olan Every plece of porch and summer furniture in our departme: dising some day.” z = rod BM. Vietbush Ave, 4.40; Hortense Are 644, ‘ee or PE dreshinesia a “Seo Haskell,” said the bose briefly, | arn te ene East New Xdrk, 8.40 4. MM. for Mowtausy find the prices are $4 less than regular. Only one item printed h $3.50 Oak P ‘orch Rockere—close woven cane seats and sa betins NOBO ODY H : and two weeks later a new window STEAMER RICHARD PECK Leek ed Malte Women’s $2 and $2.50 White ; Misses’ and Children’s | Boys’ $2.50 “ oC onan Leare Block Island, retuuing, 4 1, x man arrived, while Graham went be- hind the counter at $14 a woek, Fut | [4am fo Swim by a Yor Sela recywtary To Lagggl HAVEN Playhouses! a. Hale, Tha. Spencer began to keep an eye on him. uid Mt), and Long aN es Sees vat ips hy oe hae Fed 4, 3680.' == wey var ae iene cot mgr yy ae co be ian rivate 3 et (aL a f 4 Nd ne oy tt ies’ tha estumton aad se fion. Some were practicable and were promptly adopted. One involved Keeani Counter ae LAZA™* the use of a phonograph in the lobby ——— = on tale At Piers only 08 Untrimmed Millinery 5%c Chip Dress The, Fem Boers $1.25 Panama *] Fine Suit Cases ie a ek Se dl (| Me | $9. | Mit. 95c| | 0” Fibre Matting; Sale, 79e PAT WHITE (HIMSELF) | tne “Grocery Department_ To-Da: : Light weight; steel frame: large and roomy; good xo EAUTY SHOW “A Bale of Shoes in the Basemen’ ALLEY GROVE} brass lock; strong bandle. Sizes 24 and 26 BIG B “SAMSON” SS ctthe telephone in confunaticn DATS SiWeeily com Up the Hudson Misses’ and U 2 Feature Pooto-Ply,_“S pbs icy yn Py pet AOHIAE (D9? 4, Cag P 7 wey yes 80 MILE SAIL ON THE Children’s nderwear Women's weer Bathing Suits poncaereil ti HOUSE te saa lia MPIDENTIAL| || asf actrees Worten's Bathing Sule Jackson. ruffle st sale.. “Some are original,” replied the of Surf Cloth; navy blue er ee SET EVERY SUNDAY 75d] f : Newburgh, Pough- or black; sizes § AMUSEMENTS. thors Moat of my eveningw are keepsie & Return, $1 BA’ NING FISHING Da DANCING Cen Cope sale 34. Soars Bic, 1.29 cata gsianicns : || On the big handsome steamer || Sty, “Montauk” || met 39c Biot ale 209 wie Fa : Ul | ODELL||iaz95% tse te] || LUNA [im Crs fm co, fa Vly |r ey usa ts || eemmmncrecents| ||| Wines & pea ge Tomorrow FREE DANCING CONTEST eli WIGHT | aa a $4 Fo AD “hp, W00, Old Crow Whisky saniioad te Private Stock etna Rye A 7 ., S4e HENDERSON’S CONROY & LE MAIRE | Appa e DENTISTRY. _ Be |" sym " MORTON & GLASS| Wil 4 BE YOUR WN ALESMAN . | NEWT WE cory : ALL OUR oun ron ‘7 PLAIN FIGURES. Dentistry Qualit We quprt bone Hi bone Dillon BRIGHTO | Ente Extra Charge tor CREDIT. y House whisky Tég|* seve Daw Brighton Beaol | That 65¢ $1.25 large Dottie (more than] PMMEY sereresernre VAUDEVILLE. Easy Payments—Make Your Own Terms EAS ; , tte art bet, fried 81.20/84, satue 88] juditee got PROCTOR’S rete —_ oe eviuid. =, PHOTO PLAYS ine = Hike ene : 4 e48 || By applying the laws of nature, and § AVE. | Mity a | $ ¢ me arab fy . doing exceptionally, food work, we i 4 { (1 paw have brought this ROOFLESS P! ‘ x9, Weekdare to perfection, It has features Fats other plate possesses, Light, atrong, non-trritating and natural, A’ boon to humanity when made in | Bec terran ts | Complete Your Celebrities of the old toeth extracted FF and return home at signs with @ Sidlily ts SSE Collctonot Motion Picture Stage FOR SALE. Years, Extractions and Dental Surgery ~ a? | made painiess by our OTT, OVERCOATS Mio M2 neo HWE ‘ NEW BOTANICAL DISCOVERY. 9.75] | SBOWNAWERREY Vecnsniecreem -.-.-staae| A NEW SET OF PICTURES EACH WEEK Nema . | Gold Fillings - - + © ite Weekly Paym>ats, | Gold Crowns, 22 karat 00 mn Rater 6 Geetlanit’ 8 Sliver Fillings © = Asai fermiy $77.50 | Eomtny $122.50 f Diamonds on Credit tay turn, WaATERGURY DENTAL PARLORS WAIT HT THE SUNDAY WORLD Tee Saving Lift Cover oer Post Office. as mite etl teeta, $47. 50 POLuNiuia Eis, | Furnished, LEW KELL TH D oe mADEN LANE. Faia ST) Swanston 7.) 414-416 Ful ‘ae'B KI oie a 149™ ST., COR. 3° AVE. ] piamonasssiset r BOA PC :