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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASED.

frederick Fox 4 Co. have leased the
Nshth loft In the building at tho south
East corner Of Fourth and Wooster streets
o fucker a Josephy the seventh loft
~ u Weet Seventeenth street TO Fried
nan simon & Co. and the westerly store
Nhu basement al 1915 West Twenty
ANN street 10 Wright & Pesseles.
Arthur Fischer has leased the frs,
10y M me buildings at 667. 500, 67l and
',' sixth avenue, corner Of Thirty-ninth
E.r'e', for term OF years, 10 be used
AS a billiard parlor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13

Staten Island Sound near Tottenville
II consists of about fifteen acres OF solid
upland, and there are already on the
property a dock, store house, shops SC
These buildings will be enlarged and the
dock space increased. The plant will be
modern In every respect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
COUNTY ACRES SOLD.

u,,- Myers has sold to the Ocean
81. f..'lrrs 'hc Watson, CORNWALL and
Nam ~rAIln estates. comprising over 1854
..l,~. 10 Nassau county, opposlt" the col
Y,. hong Developed ~ tn" casterly end OF
1onr Teach Tho transaction involved
..,, ,n,,l yioo.Oo0 The property was
.,o,f-.I by Mr. Myers last May. II ad-
,,.. tho Blrnum island tract. which MIR.
.,.,., sold = June last to a philadelphia
Indicate ror more than 100000 The
n..r..dr Estates will develop the prop
,#fv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
TAKE wEsTCHEsTER HOMES.

"a 1871 y Marvin have leased at Lawrence
''N' BronXvlle, the Prescott house on
PRESCOTT avenue to Col. John NJ Carson
'' mo United States army
'"c Bryant Park Realty Company has
.,n''d for Frederick g. Mclaughlin his
EoIriv In Prospect Park, White Plains,
n y 10 Charles 4 Oakley
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{ HER e Y 81
MA TER 81

Tho approximate amount Of the len or
charge, TO satisfy which the allow. described
property IA sold. II s2i.k77 ~. with Interest
thereon from September md, iHl4. together
With costs and allowance amounting to
sass. 20, with interest thereon from Ssuptsm-
Der l4tN ltl4, together WITH the expenses OF
sale f. approximate" amount of the taxes.
assessments and water rates or other liens.
which are TO be allowed to the purchaser
on Of tn" purchase money or paid by the
referee, l. ti.o2P.S ~ and interest
Dated New York. September %. 1914
HENRY a FORSTER Referc.
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rn,pi>G ~ wEsrCHEsTER.

Fish d Marvin have sold a tract Of over
go acres on the Grange at Scarsdale
e. Y. 20 otto Meyer OF Manhattan. The
,,ana brokers have sold n property at The
corner OF Park and oxford roads, Scars
.,1.. 20 Robert Painter. who Will occupy
- tho yc1r round
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
HIclIMoND sHIrBUILDING YARD.

''' y Dady Engineering and Con-
'I 'E Company has leased the property
''' southern Shipbuilding Company
staten Island and Ia preparing to
modern shiphullding plant at
point Tho propsr;y Ia located on
"" richmond Valley road, west Of River
'.'0u", and is on the east side OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
KINGsBRIDGE GARAGE PLANS.

Plans have been filed for two story
rex garage and stable to be erected on
ne west side OF Albany Crescent, 2ss feet
norm OF 23lst street The owners are
John ana Joseph Burfeindt The building
WI be SO feet wide and Ia from plans by
william a. Kenny. who has estimated It's
cost at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
RIVERSIDE APARTMENT BUYER.

Joseph Shenk * the purchaser OF the
crsytpu Court apartment house at the
south corner ~ Riverside Drive and ltlst
street. tho sale Of which by Jacob ASelrod
.,ss reported In THE SUS on Sunday.
william \. Kaufman Is tho purchaser
o.. the three dwellings at 1863 to l67 East
Tish:y-Hrst street. sold recently by the
A.cl le Knnltv Comnany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading stopped in Observation
Of IIoliday-Fcw Sales
Reported.
NASSAU ACREAGE SALE

Columbus Day having generally been
,s.or,ci us holiday there was little
,,..rrzs done in the real estate market
,-c.s-. cent out reports Of a few sales
IA ie,scs closed before yesterday. but In
,ro .utiro group Of reports there was
,,.'..r ~ more than ordinary Interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
pr,ru ron HARLEM FLATS.

v-rsr t2iST STREET--The Airmor
company has bought from Mrs Bertha
egl,rst,iu 2fS and 270 West 1Slst
s'-,.e'. two five story fats on plot BOX
,..t too feet east ~ Eighth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13

HHS"er 4 Whitby and Psass & Eli
'h nav" leased. furnished. at Montclair.
j., ~" residence OF Mrs. Ada Ferris
." Russell Terrace to Judge William II.
,'.' '. the United States Circuit Court
W Appeals OF Trenton and Philadelphia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
PROPERTY OWNERS TO MEET.

There win be meeting Of tho United
Real Estate owners Association at the
Hotel Astor this evening
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13

WASHtNGTON. Oct. 1.-THE day call IN
the United states Supreme Court for Octo-
Der IS viii be az follows;
Nos. 1877, 49, (and %s5), ISL tand ala,
so and 40, I original, 30 t?o, t?l i52.
~, ?s6. 3sS land $40, %os. $50, as, All,
2Sl, 462, i7s, 40 sAs. 500 and SIT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13

Ry Justlce Ford-<silberhorn vs. Rtschvsh,
David -. Mcconnell; Coddington va Byron,
Edmund Hurley; American Saw, Rank W
krsmer, Robert !. stanton Goodrich ~
Intensity Id, ana ascur.. Archibald n,
Baxter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
AUTUMN RESORTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Crafty enlarged. Finest location in Fooono
Mts RoomB en- suite with bath. Electric
light. steam heat, telephone In rooms, sun
parlor, music, dancing. saddls horses golf
tennis bowling. garage Illustrated bookLst
LackavArne n. r. to Cresco station.
w J a NJ n PRICE Carafrr~fs pn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANN
AM pm AN
sun rises eos sun sets . 3 "a Moon r',csIcOJ
ilGU WATER THIS DNN.
an Az
SandyH'E I N Gov Island ! - Ucil Gate aS
LOW WATER This DAY.
SandyHt 7lJ' Gov Island 81 Hell Cato o.6i
Arrived MONDAY. October ". I
81 Brrgcnsf'ord. : \. NJ. Bergen. October 3,
- Hurno~ Aires. . IS \. Nj. tadlE, September 30.
\, N1chamheau. y. a.. llaNrr. October 3.
=, Duhho. q? =. ". pO'tcrdn" S"u'cwhcr :.
~ BJHzos. 800 4 NJ. SHu Juan. prtobrr 7.
81 SrgurHnca. - \. NJ. Nassau. October :.
s. Esparts 800 u. NJ. Port Limon. Oct ohcrk
- Wlar, 3:lC NJ, Havana October I.
IS Jolhndo Ill Giorgio. 2lOA. NJ. Jamaica, Octo-
bert
Ss SURNAME. 30 A. NJ. Santiago, October I.
Sc Trinidad Dl5 \. M. Bermuda. October 10
SIS Borinquen. IL a. NJ, San Juan October o.
SIS Beatrice. 29 a. NJ, Jamaica, October y.
IS San Jacinto, Galveston October ].
IS Antilles New orleans, October 7.
SIS III Sol. Galveston. October a.
SIS HISTORIAN. Jacksonville, October .,
IS Mundae. u. NJ. Sagua, october b
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Minnehaha, at London
IS Colu mbia. at Glasgow.
s. Beacon Light. at Falmouth.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS Caserta. from Genoa.
SIS Mexico. from Progreso.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13

WASHINGTON OCT. l2--Thls army orde.
was Issued:
Second Lieut., VI, i. Harmon, Jr. Ninn
Infantry, 20 Twrnty-fourlh Infantry
These navy orders were issued;
Lieutenant. Commander " h BrickeI
from assistant navai attuche, London, {
duty AZ naval attBchs. Paris
Ranger,
Passed Assistant Surgeon y W Rect
from receiving ship az Norfolk 20 nave
hospital. Norfolk
Assistant surgeon l.. e, Woodlsr7
from naval hospital, Annapolis. Z. sAIs
hosJita.. Philadelphia
Prot " HlTHAIuan, fraIs Ssv-4 Ar<~
m" as IaG.Ii.s sssk isAv~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13

Albany, oct 1.-THE Court Of Appeals
day calendar for to morrow Ia: SoA ., 10,
l56, lb1 7. II. Ia is and l6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13

fHl ''-be'orn Ia rofh' - Case uh-
Part vI.-Beforo Green. j. Cav un-
Part vII.-Dsfore pei.hsnty. J. Cas-. un-
finished.
Part vIII.--Bsfore McAvoy. j Clear
H. iv' " VI. VII snd VIII Tor 70 ,r nGf''
KINGS COUNTY
Supreme court-Appsliate Division--s.cond
judicial pepartmsnt-Mo,ion Caendar--
s s.aS,,o sens court S epsn. ra'na C1-r
Weeks vs. downing. In re- city OF New York,
asr.S sd TO Ss op.nns sna' ave-
nue.. Sohnaydsr vs. Hoibrook Cabot q Roll
N; S9rper s,., Glen w Glen p,sSSH,yn
seaman vs village o. MineoIa. ,Baumann a
cGsv,a 'G seSs i.lass and HSs %%as ,S ~;
People vs Edeis,.in, strauss We estate of
Of Ss~ YORK board Of water supply. Ken ,r
sico Rs.ervoir, section Mccarthy " Will
ond Judicial Department before Jsnks. =
]; Burr. Thomas, cSrr s,apls,on. ~
.ss -, jSi,s' s.s. IS; as; i;i i. i;s:, a'i i's
Supreme court-Appsllats rsrm--sscont
DETERMINATIONS.
supreme coar,ms.eOis' TsrmT,Bs'oT'
gated motions. Bssore Manning, J,-Es
p' supreme %Ss'e' cour,-speclal rsrm--Trial.
Day b,or csisn@sTENo. inss sic; s,s. So 1ce
tsi, siT. $50, $50. seA q, 9e:, so7, 50, .ss
ss1 iiss i7Ii si'2;io NE, }l7s III o.,
go. tass 800. sis ltis. SIS, Iss, sss, Hish-
supr.me court-;Tral T.rm-part /.
Aspfnali, j.; Part H. Garretson, J; Part
" Hsnedi5t. u Part v. Van sicien, ]
Court open, a. 70 i p9S 's,s.d.G
sSsI. sss,. ss,5, s.st, 1853. issi. 1885 ssfs
?sSI. 1925. ao.1, ASH, ~: TO 1928 1928
sSs1, issi-iss.. ssos, eo5i.2o5: 272s. s7l.
SAFE sIi6. asst $3.50, 37tS-a7ii, 37ts, asoe
$3.50 4s6s The following causes ~ marked
ready viii be passed for tho day. No cause
SS AZ, !s; ~ s ss;s ~ ,s.i'i $50 s,ss
!ios, ~, s:i7, 'iss, ss:i; isSis iis;S' i.?i
35se 5Tss, 6ieo, 1915 soss, $40, ss+i
M ,,ys' number reached o" regular call
county Court,-criminsl calendsr-Fo,
Trial--Part I---Befors Roy, J. Court opens
AZ 10 A M,--Nioola De Leo murder; I'D
ward Rubin attempted grand Larceny Hen
Louis Boli 81. murder; Cherries slo,Sh'n
Ieg.e hacker alias Abraham Jorseybach
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY
NEW YORK COUNTY


supreme Court-Appeliate pivision-Be-
fore Insrahan. p. J; Mclaughlin, Laugh
lin. powiing, and Hotehssr. ~; Court
u. -, 70. so. 81. 81 90. 81. S. 81, 30.
suprcmc cour,-App.ns,e rerm-Reces.
supreme cour,--specisi Term--Psrt l.
Before Donneliy' J. Motion calendar called
Part iI-Betore Ford. J. cour, opens a,
1890 A. NJ. Es psrte matters
supreme Cour,--speciai Term-Part III
20. az 10. ..s, as: $50, ss1 PTsferr.d
cause..No., so1t. '7oe 322s. 3iti. $3.50.
:gs ss I Ss sos 11 s' So So ss sp
y. s.', ia; a. i isS, - -. "s: :,is
Part iv.-Bstore Erlanger J. Case un-
Part, v--Be,ore polsny, J. Cas-. I'M
PP Par, Wiz y,S.; ssy ssi.ps.s
Fart viIr.-Before Blanchard. J. Case
". v. VII. and VII. for trial.
is NG; i ,,s; i ,. ;iSi $s ,,s ,,;!15
1856 isssH. asa. ,,is u.s. assS ss. so sGss S
s:;ss. .s;;ss :":. s. a s:is :siiSS.. . i: .i.
49, , ass s :ssssS. i:ss :.,SS s,ii. ;;s ss
Part. III -Before Phiibin, J-So. as.
,s s ss,' s :,I' Sos :s, 81. az 'H SOL
.. ivb.tef. y! Gr.e Gfss %""" JSo-
H. d. as 'G' S. s'ii $50 - ,, S'' z, L,
as, 80. g. goi. sil :i: Case unfinished.
ss, p S., v So e.: w 5S! 57S5 S .: H.
90. !.. So, So. Ga 60. 81. ss 50. u. -. -.
81. 81, t,s 81, ,sS' n ssi' SO, SSs u.
:ss So ~ So i,'' .ss s'' ss. so :as. o" e. ~ *
Par, yiT".p.,are Crouch. J-SS:,: '.i::.
H. 81: e. e. rs a. fss 49, i4 i Ca, 1o'
nj, PAR ~, yIi H. s.s 81. o ;,l 80 ,,s r.
s2st. q. q, s. O.: Sc. 81 1871 49, 1885,
..s t s.,. SO. ~ ~ - s.. -. SS::,.:
ss.. So. ~. ,SS5'o g. e. 70 f ie. i un
"" PAM x-Before Hendrek;. y.No.. a.
rs isi Isl. Isl is5. clear
Psri Xii before pusro., J..SOs 500. ~
So. So 81; a. ' 49, So a. 81 IL. ' IL ' ia
Par, xiii,Adjourned until Monday oo'
PA Par, xiv.B.fore Pla,1.k. Nos. .oi.
| 4ss. as. 500. 6s3. ss3. cal. ass. t+l. t2s. hs,
as 40. +os s32 sos. i2Ts lass Case IN
finished.
! part xv-No day calendar.
PAR .Adjourned until Monday. oc-
Par: xyiI..n,tccy: esyy.t.1. g 20 ,,,is,
1911 sss, 1874. 2s2, 1873; 2io2' 1921. io5, 2!s
/ Gss ss1. as sos :ls SIS $50 iss SOS
! sal sss. 37t. 27t. si2, 6b5. clear
| Part XvItI.-Before Sewourger, CASE
| on. No day calendar.
| Surrogata's Court-chambers-Befo Pow
! Ter, y Court opens at 1880 n VI Motion
calendar. wills for probate-C6ster chad
wick. Marsaretha Henken. Pauline Matzslek
Julia T. Lunthicum, Kate Ryan, Charles A
J Christman. Margaret O'Brien, Francis "A
! Cowles, Anna ". Tooksr, Charles A. Scher'
merhorn. James Cohn.
Surrogate court--Trisl Term-Before Co
halan, s. Contested wills-Sos. 500. S6h
/ sisT
city Cour;--speoiai rerm-Part I---Bntor-
! Lynch. J. Court opens at 10 A. VI. Mo
| lions.
Part U.--Before schmuck J. Court open,
at 10 A. NJ FIX parte matters.
Part Trial Term-Before Ransom, J
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON s4.0o

Lv. PIER Il. N. r.. II. Fulton ST. Daily az 5
y. NJ. Music.
New London tNorwiohl Line, Via New Lon don
Nv. Pier 20. n. r.. II. Houston 1t, week days on Iy.
$50 p NJ: Pier 10. =. r.. Il. Y. 22d st 900 y. VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13

History modern nreproof build
ing All meals served In apart
merts. Every convenience. al
outside rooms. permanent
light. large closet space. most
convenient location In city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-13
SELECT APARTMENT DIRECTORY
Particulars.

New 6-story high -class elevator
house. all outside rooms. spe-
cially adapted TO bachelors
service, etc; under my personal
supervision
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ny VIRTUE OF execution I. Bernstein
auctionser. sells Oct 18th, 1915 A. NJ. al
III broadway. Brooklyn. machines, fixtures
stocks. etc. HUGH MCBRIDE. Marshal.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-12
gsSeeRSsee SseenAt5 5EaBS SSeeteeAH2MIs|s eeeE2Is|s
PRESENT SILVER SET
TO BRIDE AND GROOM
MIR. and Mrs. John M. Bushey Sur
prised by Lutheran Bible
Classes

Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Bushey re-
Gently married, were surprised by the
adult Bible class of the Lutheran
Church of the Holy Communion, State
and Seventeenth streets, who marched
to the home of Mr.. Bushey's parents,
1406 State street and presented the
bride and groom with a forty-two-
piece set of silverware.
The surprise was complete. Presen-
tation speeches were made by Cap
tain Lumb, of the State Constabulary,
the Rev. John Henry Miller, pastor of
Holy Communion, and II. A. Loser,
superintendent of the Bible school.
Professor e. B. Carpenter entertained
with piano solos and John M. Bushey
and w. E. Bachman delighted every
one with duet sung in fine voice.
Those present were Captain and
Mrs. Lumb and son Fred, the Rev.
and Mrs. John Henry Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Loser, Mrs. Lands, Mr..
and Mrs. Gernet. Mr.. and Mrs. Yingst,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nagle, Professor and
Mrs. e. b. Carpenter, and son Elmer,
Mr. and Mrs. Long, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shearn and son Carl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hossler and son Groh Miss Lightner,
Mr. and Mrs, w. E. Bachman, Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. Hassinger, Mrs. Breiner
and Miss Breiner, Mr. and Mrs. Carr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Bushey, Miss
Helen Bushey, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Bushey.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-12
" WHAT THE SHOPS
ESEn Eas@@ARE SHOWING

Luscious" says the school girl;
Delicious" says the debutante; ex-
cellent," says the matron. and "goody-
goody," says the little tot. when the
treat is box of candy from the
splendid assortment offered at the
Gorgas Drug Store, 16 North Third
street. They carry only standard
makes, candies that are known the
world over for their excellence. and
they are shown on a wide range of
prices. Guth, Fenway, Allegretti,
Belle Meade. Liggett and Mary Gar
den candies are shown in this assort-
ment, and the man who wishes to
please a maid with his Christmas gift.
will find d box of any of these sweet
meats. in their attractive holiday
wrappings, most acceptable gift.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-12
INVITATION CONCERT
BY CAMP HILL CLUB
Christmas Music viii Be Sung
Under Direction of Mrs.
Grieshaber

The Camp Hill Music Club will give
a complimentary concert of Christmas
music Monday evening, December IA
in the Methodist Episcopal Church OF
that town at o'clock. Admission
will by ticket only.
The chorus work in charge of Mrs
Joseph Grieshaber will be most at
tractive and there will be numbers by
Mrs. William K. Bumbaugh, soprano
and Newell Albright, pianist. Mrs
William NJ. Denison is the efficient ac-
companist of the club.
The program follows: Jolly Win
ter" Vincent, chorus; Forest Muir
murings," Liszt, Newell Albright;
Cradle Song of the Blessed Virgin
Barnby-Gow, chorus; Bethlehem u
Coombs, Mrs. Bumbaugh "The Song
and the Star" Linders, Miss Fink, Mrs,
Gilbert, Mrs. Steinmetz, Mrs. Pardoe;
"Rigoletto," List, Mrs. John Henry:
Nazareth" Gounod, chorus; (a)
Etude in B Minor, OBJ Etude in Ma
jor, Poldini, Mr.. Albright; Song of
the Orient" Shelly, Mrs. Bumbaugh;
Holy Christmas Night" Lassen.
chorus.
The members of the chorus include:
Miss Fink, Mrs. Ensign, Mrs. Whit
ney, Mrs. Sweeney. Mrs. Lebo, Mrs
Bausher, Mrs. Norris, Miss Wilson,
Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Nicolls, Mrs. Shope,
Miss Kurzenknabe, Mrs. Shetron, Mrs.
Pardoe, Mrs. Steinmetz.
The Camp Hill Music Club was
pleasantly entertained Tuesday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Steinmetz,
Washington Heights.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-12
A MENU HELP

With fresh vegetables almost unseen
in the markets, and the price of meat
is put to it, to give variety to her
menus, without exhausting her allow
ance, and a most palatable delicacy is
offered at the Studebaker Grocery
Store. State and Second streets, at a
price which the fiattened Christmas
purse will find most satisfactory.
Fresh mushrooms, grown at q gov
ernment experimental station, are
sold at the Studebaker store for just
45c a pound, and with each pound a
clever little recipe book is given
free, which gives recipes for prepar-
ing mushrooms in many new and ex-
cellent ways. These mushrooms are
hothouse products, tender and delight
ful in flavor, with the delicate tasti-
ness which epicures appreciate.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-12
THE ELECTRIC TOY

Oh-h-h! A long drawn breath of
thrilled delight, scamper of little
feet. and then the small boy drops in
fascinated glee beside his miniature
manufacturing plant, his toy ferris
wheel. or his trains of cars that run on
tracks-and the marvel of it--con-
tinue to run, not only on Christmas
day, but for many, many days. A
wealth of pleasure and of knowledge
is stored in the small electric batter
les which make these wonderful cleo
trio toys, go, and the prices for them
are very moderate at the Harrisburg
Electric Supply Co., "a South Second
street. The assortment is delightfully."-
interesting and parents and children
are cordially invited to view this
Christmas display of various electric
devices. -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-12
CATER TOPS

Though Dame Fashion always rec
ognizes several styles as correct, near
ly every season there is one thing
which she most strongly advocates,
and in footwear this season, boots with
gaiter tops are the foremost style re-
quirement for well-dressed women.
The Walk-Over Boot Shop, 226 Mar
ket street, show both the separate
CATERS, which are most appropriate
for holiday giving and the newest and
smartest designs in gaiter top shoes.
A stunning model of patent leather
with regulation, overlapping gaiter
top, closed with fiat gaiter buttons
represents the height of chic modIsn-
ness, and its lines are exceptionally
good when seen on the foot. The
price of this model is 5000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-12
GIFTS WITH THE CHRISTNIAG
SPIRIT

People with big hearts and small
purses who want to remember many
friends at Yuletide, usually find it a
problem to get trihing remembrance,
which will still be he-ordinary,
but the Woman's Exchange, Third
street at Herr, can solve this prob
lem. The charm of these dainty
Christmas wares is hard to put into
words, for such things as Happiness
Book Mark, heart-shaped eye-glass
cleaner, a blue and white pin-wheel
pen-wiper, and other wee small gifts
which are offered for just sc, some
with a dainty, hand-decorated card
enclosed which quantity and deli
cately expresses a message of good
cheer, are so full of the great big
joy that even the Wealth of the In
dies could not buy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-12-12
HARMONY WITHIN AND WITHOUT

To make the house look we'll both
inside and out is the aim of good
housekeepers. and a help in attaining
this Ideal is offered by the A. B. Tack
Wall Paper Shop. 1915 North Third
street. in the duplex window shading,
which may be had with the same color
on the outside to give the house a
uniform appearance and in different
shades to harmonize with the color
scheme of each individual room on the
inside. These window shades are
hung on Hartshorn spring rollers
which give absolute satisfaction.
Tack's offers both the inexpensive
opaque shades, and the non-crackable
and non-curling Bren1in shades, as
we'll as the fine cambria shades. The
Holland linen shade cloth will be
found most desirable for the finest
homes, and this too is shown at the
A. B. Tack Shop,
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Old Fashioned Doll Gives Way
to Dashing ''Modera" Sister
They Tak" Lot-These Little People Of the Shops Just
Like 10th Century Grown-ups

Where, o where, is the old-fash-
Toned doll?
Like the old-fashioned girl, she's
hard to find. The queer little crea-
ture whose only pretense to fame was
a wax head on a sawdust body, can't
be found in the stores any more.
But 1t would be a spoiled kiddie, in
deed, who could not find something
in the shops of Harrisburg to suit her
fancy. If her family is already large,
she can select a German Gretchen"
or French Marie dressed in ma
tional costume as her chum. 1t is
even possible that in the course of a
few years the foreign dollies will be
built to speak in their native tongue,
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REQUESTS FOR PROGRAM
Tell John Mccormack What You Wis

Tell John Mccormack What You Wish
to Hear Him Sing in Concert Here
When John Mccormack, the famous
tenor comes to Harrisburg in February
for a concert, part of his program will
be by request Anyone who expects
to attend may send in the name of
their favorite number to Clarence H.
Sigler, Bell Telephone 511 and the re-
quests will be forwarded to Mr.. Nc
Cormack, who will delight to give
them a place on the program.
This will be one of the most i'm
portant musical events ever held in
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at the ratio the manufacturers are
working to perfect them.
For the little girl who wants doll
baby as near lifelike as possible, chub-
by infants, often unbrealSable and
dressed as sensibly as If they were
alive, are to be had. Fashions for
dolls follow those of their little mis-
tresses. Rompers and MILDLY blouses
take the place of frills of lace with
the dolly meant for play. Furs and
muffs, bootees and mittens, everything
that the little boy or girl possesses,
are now reproduced for dolls. Even
combs and brushes. tiny hot water
bottles and mirrors are the property
of the modern doll lady of luxury.
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STORIES FOR GIRLS

The problems of girlhood, the hopes,
ideals and ambitions which make up a
young girls dream life, must be aided
by the right sort of literature and
books that are just the right kind to
thrill and interest the young girl. and
at the same time stimulate high ideals
and develop a fine womanhood, are
offered in delightful holiday assort-
ment at the Central Book Store, 329