The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-25
to Q dot the long wallet Of the man who
was more forgetful than dull.

There is nothing like combining business
and pleasure. A New York business man
who lives In New Rochelle has fine sloop
Yacht with pretty big sail. On each side
| Of this sail he has had painted in foot high
black letters an advertisement OK his spar
yarn ishes and other marine supplies.
Naturally the boat attracts lot OF at
server to read the advert isement 2 long
way of. Whatever the mans friends may
think about his use Of his yacht for adver-
Using, purposes, the end in view is &C
Since tho advent OF straw hats for horses
q few seasons ago the style similar to the
plus holes cut for the ears has remained
the favorite. But another kind that has
come into wide use is a cloth hat built on
wire frames, with the cloth stretched like
an awning. This Is not unlike the in
verified basket hats worn on the ranches
by cowboys.
The very latest wrinkle in horse head
wear. however, Is q sugar loaf straw, with
wide rings Of straw on either side to fit over
the horses ears. Although the affair re.
sembles the decorations sometimes placed
on idols, the horses don't seem to mind
bit.
One OF tt10 NlO6L CuJlouS UuhNhl6o AZ ANOV
York is now rapidly nearing completion on
the big plot Of land, comprising almost
square block, opposite the Grand Central
station in Vanderbilt avenue. The build
ing is four stories high and looks as though
It had been put up to stand a hundred years.
90 solid are Its brick walls.
What attracts the attention of people to
IT, however, is the fact that only the rough
est kind Of brick has been used, and instead
OF no wing an Ornamental front the bricks
have eimply been pointed up with cement.
On the whole building: large as it is. there
isn't ono ornamental feature.
The building Is for the railroad Offices
and for temporary post Office while the
Central's new station Is being constructed.
Five years from now, it is expected, the
building will be torn down again.
sOne would hardly think a man or woman
In tbs ocean up to the neck or just come
from the surf and lying in the wet sand
could get any wetter,' said the man whose
nose was sunburned. .but let summer
shower come up and watch how many of the
hundreds OF bathers scamper for shelter.
THE rain may be warmer than the sea
water, but that makes no difference. The
patter OF the drops seems to create uneasl-
ness and you'll see big, husky men, who
couldn't catch cold II they tried. creeping
Nn0or OO6IO WAlhe aIlu oucuS, WI otIediis
Of water trucking from their bathing suits
to escape a sprinkle from above"
This town may be hot during the heated
months, but 1t is attracting every year
moro business and professional men from
tho Western States on their annual summer
vacation said a passenger conductor on
one Of the trunk lines who has been running
into Jersey City for fifteen years.
sThe chief reason is that Westerners
are slowly learning that in two weeks,
and ret more real value for their money.
even after they have paid travelling en-
penses, than IN vacation resorts hundreds
Of miles nearer home. A considerable
percentage Of these visitors eventually
come hero TO stay"