The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-10
STYLE! WELL HERE'S
WHERE THEY GET IT!
100000 Persons on Way to
New York to Peek at
Easter Fashions.
JUST WATCH CANADA
10000 From the Dominion VIII
Copy Our New Dance Wig
giles and Clothes.

BY next Tuesday. at the latest.
Montreal and Quebec and Ottawa and
about every other Canadian city Of I'M
portapce will have all the latest dance
wiggles, all tre up TO date styles, includ-
ing the new hustle thingamajig, and will
be free for n year from the suggestion
that they are merely way stations in the
tall grass.
Why? Because 10000 Canadians. who
are on their way to New York as fashion
and fun scouts for their native land.
will have returned with their spols by
Tuesday, spoils which will consist OF
ideas as well as trunkfuls of pretty
things from the shops. Every year there
il n Canadian invasion at Easter and
this year more folk coming from
the Dominion than r before.
Fifteen speci trains will arrive to-
day over the York Central from
Montreal, Ottawa. Quebec, Toronto and
other cities. Thes trains will bring
5000 Canadians, who believe tina: New
York Is the finest place in the world in
which to spend a holiday.
The first train will arrive at I A. M.
from Montreal, and the other specials
vii, follow at half hourly or hourly inter-
80, ,,,.,. -, chem co,ne firm, Toronto
=, -, >,o,,r.,, with n.ssan-
'he o'"e'S 'o'''
gers from many cities aoroau' IhoS' vi
them are solid Pullman trains. Tor the
Canadians like to travel in comfort and
style and they bring considerable money
to spend.
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/ Besides the 5000 on the specials thou
sands will arrive on .he regular trains
It,, to- r.y,,lar train service in
/ order 20 accommodate the immense
| Easter traffic from u" north
At the office OF General passenger
/ Agent Vosburg II was estlinateu !este,
day that at least 2o.oov Chhauians WI,
spend Easter here ana that 'he. WI.
! leave pretty close tc $ooo, Win inv
shopkeepers. the hote's ana 'ne a'"use-
nent places A.
Easter week ~ p'Puiar ho'uiS vi,
In Canada ana Canau..:ns are se''ins 'l''
habit OF co"'hs 10 Wv io'N o
much OF ,he week as '..! ga" .,.t 80 r,i,
corsiI, Tao'e parl vi VIC We, ut, w.,
pe r'hn. UP VI ~ ~, Eas,ar naraa.
who viii take part IN ,he Faster p"'"
IN rlI,n avenue neA' So iii, "a, ,,.ir
Along !he asenue , ,t,,a., s,y,s. in
'N'"' 49, -, ,,,t,, mo. ,ha,r
uressfS an" l'",s 80 20 a. d.
lmperturoaos .aNls noe ,ha nro,,.ds
points u so"ns a', ...o ,c,,o,,. ,..,h,rt
orit' uo am uoMn -,
stree, an" r',.!- o.n." aLr .o,,,,,
tbs year oa,.tlhs - -, mha'
ron an VI ."e .'s $50 ,,,,., aco,ir,ns
VIII sp ma mos u, '".n ~ ~ ~, az
'he 'a.es' Steps VI .ns .,' -. -" Nv
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"re"s ci mn v''n.ns ~ ,,,.ir snr,,,,
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To-day and tomorrow " II be rush days
at the Grand Central station. but th'
road Is preparing TO handle extra traffic
without disturbing the schedule OF regular
trains. on sunday night and on Mon
day the thousands will be going HON,
prepared to astonish all Canada with tn,
latest fashions in fripperies and fun.
Hotels and theatres are preparing tc
r welcome the visitors. At the Waldorf 400
reservat ons have been made by the Cana
dams At the Bltmore. the Aston. th'
Knck rbocksr. the Vanderbilt and othe
big hotels large reservations have beer
booked.