The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 8

eg a ewes ‘ P ; Ay : “| SoPncbmes Offers Houth Amert- Streot-is making a special ef-|'The Tacoma make a trip to|world. To take advantage ot this trip Pe eT hese Specials for Tomorrow CHERRY PEDDLER ‘Trip. Tort Ua WilGet eet: fer the craton Fur Teogth “Aiteried” and thls L eel. [rien roust be enlisted by the evening can he ‘The Navy Recruiting Station, No. 8 coma, not ing in the North River. ‘tent chance for young see the of Monday, June 16. SUMMONED FE | TIMESINONEDAY ae susget THE HALLMARK ACHIEVEMENT | Discharged Soldier Ordered by Five Different Cops to Cover The articles featured here show Naked Fruit. . : more clearly than any words the oer H achievement of the Hallmark Jewelers in combining quality West Thirty-Fourth Street—New York KAAS o A striking example of the eternal vigilance of the New York police was |furmshed in Centre Street Potlce . standards with prices that interest |Court to-day when the name of | [i AT the discriminating judge of values. Abraham Banks called. Five 4 ‘ | eaeails aro0g ela aittoreyt parts |¢ |p For that is the Hallmark idea— |ot the court room, mafehed up to the to offer to the discriminating buy- rail and surrounded Banks. ; ieti ‘ - “Can it be possible,” asked Magis- | |H Traveling clock—leather— an merchandise as distinctive in Jelly Jar—Cut glass, with trate Ten Byok,“that this is the 8 day luminous dial and character as it is attractive in price. Sterling silver top $7 Lerrciaphhad lead Me gl oad | {i hands $25, This can be dong only because of fart” f the Hallmark organization—an Ph elo nize Rovner ta | : association of 700 American jewel- nate ay living peddling things from | |# eo, - ers who originate and 7 the a Oerrecla ae cass alramues Pee |cIT ; groper of the Hallmark en ie le pol vi je . ance unfolded. It appears that Banks, | actories. e t ont id and) |f I « ak : Ives at No. ie “Edridge Btreet,| |B Thus by eliminating heavy inter- found another man holding down his| [ ul mediate costs, Hal mark jewelry old job when he got back from the| 1f 1 iled r war, He couldn't find another job/’ | falls i retal m4 at gee mater- that suited him so he got a discharged H . 4 i verage soldier's peddling license. He was| |B Candlesticks — sterling sil- ial y, lower t he me a 8 Cream tinted coffee set; driing through Maiden Lane when| | ver; engra jeweler must ask. Lenox Ware decorated with Patrolman Raweon of the Old Blip| |# $20, $25, $30 per pair Station served him with a summons In addition, there is attained in Hall- silver tracery design : to appear in the Police Court, His! | ’ pape ice ‘ “difference” “—— com- ete e ae Lee aes aaalall mends it to the exacting purchaser. ef Girls, Misses & Junior Summer Frocks || |*s:s ra: smo. | |f +All HsIbinidte goods bias tha impetnes * With Special Attention to the Sweet Girl Graduate some mowaute bar. bad not oro-| | jt ela meta aaa ceeded far when Policeman Joseph of merchandise. White Voile, tucks on waist and cluster of tucks on skirt to match, plaiting $8 98 ‘the Old Slip Station served him with at neck and sleeve to give the smart finish.................ccceeeeeeeees le another summons to answer to the Organdie dress of sheer quality—prettily trimmed with filet pattern, lace } $15 00 ae ad displaying naked cherries vestee, tucked and dainty pearl buttons, long sash that ties in back....... . Putting the second summons in his It is fitting that the national association of Hallmark Jewelers should possess in the most convenient location of Man- hattan, this attractive shop for serving Georgette and Satin dress, very chi ‘le—ruffl I f in, pocket, Banks drove up William ; phys Marea ycaparti Satin oe bare lide ‘sd cee aiee orient } $19.75 Street. He got as far as Frankfort] [# Ladies wrist watch, 15 New York patrons. I eee rte See ee ferent sheets gees terer re eeesceece Bicol waste Stiinta cay eel aE jidel, w5 Abe cote ; ity trimmed vestee and skirt of beautiful pe $19.75 the Oak Street Station served him Organdie Frock—finest quali $23 The Hallmark watch — lace—girlish ribbon sash, tuck blouse, beautiful new sleeve, lace trimmed.. i Empire design; thin model + with asummons to answer toa charge s f Ladieswristwatch,15 jewel, jewel case = of obstructing traffic, H r rea MP” ———=No Charge for Necessary Alterations————— Banks then started tor Park Row.| ff slid old; engraved it ged $25 ~ Patrolman Crilly of the Oak Btreet |, [f $44 Station promptly spotted him and| |# ' served him with a summons for being| |# : on Park Row with a peddlers wagon during prohibited hours, Crilly or- dered Banke to get off Park Row, but before he could do so he was stopped by Patrolman Ulsamer of the Oak Street Station, who served him| |# with a summons to answer a charge| IH of being on Park Row with a ped-| | 7 dling wagon during\ hours fwhen| j peddling on Park w is not allowed. Banks sa@id nothing to any of the Policemen about having other sum- monses, and the five were more or had contented oo much pain a) Fifth Avenue at 40th Street, Second Floor tention on one _ peddler, Their cheers, zrempied seem, fe, waite 1s CASSIUS BAGLEY, President protested that he knew nothing about the regulations governing peddiers. He was fined $1 on four charges and $2 on the other, after having taken. up half a day's time of five police- men and about an hour of the time of the police court, Better Shortcake- “itm: LONDON, June 13.—The war's vic- ° wei WB ie ° the rich old fashioned kind Siete at St. Paul's Cathedral for officers and 4 Prepared in 10 minutes Beebe ed ‘Bla ee )y al : for i [ aa ecneraa | Womens For the Children seca | Cool y/laals Footwear in White—Best * angMens ‘ | for Little Feet that Are Hot and Tired. Shoes : \ if Lord Fisher, United States Anfbassador John W, Davis and Admiral Knapp, U, 8. N., were among the congregation. ‘The Bishop of London, who officiated, referred to the heroes of Jutland, Zee ¢ brugge and the Dover patrol as repre- senting the navy and the victims of the Lusitania and Capt. Fryath of worthy upholders of the flag of the 9 . mercantile marine. BOATING RESTRICTIONS OFF. e 6 Best because they are im Local Waters. rightly shap- Naval licenses will no longer be re- ed and finely quired for the operation of small craft made, Econo- in the waters of the Sound and harbor, aaicalicahi tee it was announced at the headquarters of the Third Naval District to-day. ‘The abolishment of the license gys- Stee 5 te 6, tem applies to all waters within the 2.50 in Packages only = [oa =: All ready AYER IANO No uncertainty a? ee. 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