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, 1921-06-29
CASPER REALTY Co.

wan io1-..d; east part of city; onehaf block from pavement east
front; full size lot; W e are offering a good nveroom house. oak floors
in nvingroon and dtningroom; good floors throughful est of house: two
large seeptngrooms lead hall between; linen closet: clothes closet. fun
with two finished rooms space where two moro rooms a be
finished; double garage; not completed. which has space overhead for
two good rooms; building could be made into fourroom APARTMENT: the
owner is leaving the city within a few days and viii sell this property
o a payment of 1900 down Mt the right figure. $1,000. This n be
bought furnished; all GOOD furniture. including electric washer.
Just off CY avenue pavement. oneo u the neatest typical bungalows in
the city there are two large seepnErooms each has closet: lead hall with
linen closet. there is bath: large kitchen with breakfast nook six feet
long; hvtngroom and dhnngroom combined 14x0: oak floors throughout;
large basement; furnace: broad cement steps i2 feet wide; this property
is new in the best Of condition and the owner Is anxious 10
on a reasonable payment down.
Close to refinery; good apartment house consisting Of two threeroom
apartments; the price is $500 with n cash payment Of 1880; well worth
considering.
In North Casper. well located. new district. good fourroom house,
2ex2s; lot 45x100 feet: estf front lot there are two rooms o. each side
which can be rented as a double apartment Or family oan live in n
a payment Of $500 down: the price is right.
CASPER REALTY co.
MEMBERS OF THE cAsPEE REAL ESTATE BOARD
ffotel Hen1ing, Ground F1oor-Phone 3Sf
, 1921-06-29
AD0OK
MEANS
A LOT
SEE BEN
LOOK
MEANS
A LOT

List your property through members of Casper Real Estate Board
Be Safe. -
Big income property; five small well built neat little three and four
oom cottages m large corner m North SIDE bring large returns.
5000 on terms.
Neat little tworoom cottage O South MeFose n Kenwood addition;
nice level lot; s14oo. $500 cash.
Very pretty well constructed little home an North Casper addition;
large porch; buntin features. Price $500. half cash.
Threeroom cottage; orne lot; city water; lights. yard all fenced;
garden N; house is FINISHED You are missing something See thL
Price s27oo. $500 cash
We have listed son high class residences ranging in prce from
$500 to $4,000 that ri be seen by appointmen t;w VIII he pleased 20
appointment.
We pride ourselves N being able to quote you lots within the city
limits at less. Price and terms better tina outlying country additions.
In buying lots figure your location; figure you square feet; nea
mes to city. .A
Large rne c N Twelfth and Jefferson $3.50.
Big 6ox1fofoot corner lot Of Eighth and Jefferson street,. s1loo.
Three real sales of well lying lots in Casper View addition; graded
streets: city waterw within limits; abstract ute.
Lot 4ox140 feto Of South Oak street. near Athletic field.
Big corner lot Of Fifteenth and Durbin street. $3.50.
Good inside location; suitable for any business.
Our insurance department can serve ~ as well n 5 ave yu loss
MEMBER OF CASPER REAL ESrATElROARp.
, 1921-06-29
Aids
ltd THE
.THlRLFTY


ms ouer cannot De taken r-bt.v
" We asr nre-tn.- ~
three building sites In one pIcss ~
one site Is a splendid tuso-r1s1r hou.s
with a good cement hasemant T.is
we VIII sell for $500. with 80
down ana $50 per month. The CO.,
two sites We will let so az 1900 oIc5
WITH $500 down and $40 per month
lou, Air- Contractor. r looking Tor
an ideal place u build small bo,.er-
and ~ -. s;.-m QUICKLY. Tbv
needs your attention Al once. as the
location is tho hest-Southwcst Cas-
per.
, 1921-06-29
SPECIAL No. 4.

Here is is-you business u~- vxbo
have been looking for a rcai locaffor
on Center street-ncxt to the corner
OF Fifth and Center Is u businss loi
that can be had now very reasonable
IL you know values IN Casppr. your
own good judgment will tell YOU thai
this piece OF property will hiring
$1,000 per front foot within a year
II is within your reach now. This
Is an exceptional buy right In the
very heart OF the city. CAR MS
, 1921-06-29

Here Is your lucky number. Three
rooms and bath Is the size Of IRIS
and there Is a garage on tie
rear that was rented as batchins
quarters last spring at sf7 TOR
month. The lot Is 50xl40 feet. Car
use good car or good lot as part o.;
Ihst payment on this property. The
price Is $4,000. Better 80 ants a,
once. II is located In tho sautheast
part OF town.
, 1921-06-29

BRAND NEW alternating current
motor. oh. p, 3-phase. 220-volts,
1140 r. p. m. Motor was bought for
shaving machine but was never in
stalled. Price right IL taken for cash
at once. Inquire of Superintendent.
mechanical department, Casper Daily
Tribune. 6-23-3tdh
, 1921-06-29
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

OATS FOR SALE-wyoming native,
10000 pounds; price on application.
Russell Hardware Co.. Worland. Wyo.
G.2S-3t
, 1921-06-29
You Tell Finn When

No Notice to Vacate'' tackled on
} our door when you OWN your home.
nave n number Of good buys in
residence properties that require hut
small payment down and rent viii
the payments.
, 1921-06-29

FOR SALE-Beautiful corner lot or
will sell lot and build house to suit
parties. 629 Kirk street. 6.I.tf
, 1921-06-29
WILL SACRIFICE PLAYER PIANO

flee price; player in our possession
in Casper and must J , move at nee.
easy payments. Write quick for par
ticulars TO The Denver Music Com
pany. Denver, Colo. 6-2l-6t
, 1921-06-29
JOHN M. ENGLAND co.
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
GALL US ANY TIME AND LOOK OVER THE NEW BUTLER
SOUTH AND MkINLEY STREET ON THE WEST. LOTS FORTY
FOOT: NEW PRICES $500 TO 5000; ONLY SIS CASH AND $40 PER
MONTH NO INTEREST AND NO TAXES THIS YEAR. COMPARE
OUR PRICES AND LOCATION WITH ANY OTHER LOCATION IN
CASPER
thre finished rooms in basement with toilet; also large neroo house
o rear. This house is o rented for $50 per month, is mi
hMf hiock off pavement Price only $1,000, and only $500 cash, balance
terms Why pay rent
On South Jackson street, new fvsroom house and bath. n o fixtures,
terms to suit.
On North jackson. modern nyeroom house and bath. and five fin
shed seeptngrooms in basement; also hundryroom: front entrance to
senen Price $1,000. 1880 cash. balance terms, This house is nearly
and a good buy; look it yer
On Eas Third street; close il, three modern tworoom apartment
inc n extra ROOM; W unfinished rooms in basement; laundryroom; two
baths; this property Is nw n only priced for $4,000. IN terms You
cn nt eat ths property Tor price IN location so look it ove It once.
On South Poplar street, new fourroom house n breakfast nook
n fl basement also garage; located just south Of Fourteenth street.
Prce $3.50; $1,000 cash. cas- terms oil balance
On East Lambert IT f street. two good corner LOTS for oniv smo.
5000 cash, balance o suit purchaser.
On West Thirteenth street. good four room house with BATH and large
breakfast nook; furnace heat; gas in house. This is a great buy or $4,000.
QO0 IN e IQ..nn-~-
, 1921-06-29

FOR SALE-Set Vudor porch shades
porch rockers and Crex rug; clothes
wringer. clothes horse, hoes. rakes,
shovels, crooks and kitchen miscellany.
Some inc barrels. boxes and furniture
crates. 3l4 South jackson. 6-21-tfdh
, 1921-06-29

FOR Saltwater baby cab. $40;
library table. $40: low kitchen cabi-
net. 81. Phone 37s-R. 10 East
Third st. 6-2s-2t
, 1921-06-29
FOR SALE Or TRADE

CONSIDER TRADE % lots, clear,
one or all. choice residence section
Casper for following oil stock
Wyoming. +. T. Williams, Elk
Basin, Merritt. Midwest Refining.
p. o. BOX S94. CITY.
6-25.3t.
, 1921-06-29

FOR SALE-One Nc. oil Jaeger con-
crete mixer. in AL condition. Phone
Stork. at 1911. d-25-tf
, 1921-06-29

wANTED-Bedroom adjoining hath.
1904 S. Walnut. 6-2I-st
, 1921-06-29
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Five or six
room modern house. Must he in
good location. Phone i07l-M. j. c.
Shook. b-2f-2t
, 1921-06-29

FOR SALE-Victrola. cabinet and rec
ords. same as new. 40 East f st
Call Evenings. 6-2f-St'
, 1921-06-29

GUARANTEED s.ooo-mile Gates tire,
32x3h; with inner tube, $40. 1913
West Eleventh. 552s-lt'
, 1921-06-29

IVORY REED baby buggy, large size.
337 South Mckinley. Call s55-R.
6-23-tf
, 1921-06-29

$3.50 down. $50 per month. Three
rooms upstairs, two in basement fur
nished; two wells; two lots; $4,000.
, 1921-06-29

FOR SALE-Almost new Kinzeburl
walnut piano; will sell cheap If
taken at once. $50 West H. street.
5.l0-tf
, 1921-06-29

TO EXCHANGE-Good high level lot
in east part Of town. Kenwood add,
for Dodge or Buick car. Car must
be in good condition. Phone 16i5-w.
6-2S-2ts
, 1921-06-29
JAMES H. BURY REALTY CO.
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES


Absolutely new 5.passenGer oldsmo.
bile touring car. latest model. In
perfect condition in every way. or
1920 Buick 5-passenger touring. Just
.overhauled and newly painted. Tei.
s60J. 6.2O-tf
, 1921-06-29

FOR sALE-Parrot. SIS s. Beech.
6-eS-tf
, 1921-06-29

FOR sALE-oid newspapers. call at
Tribune Office rs da.
, 1921-06-29

MANIFESTATIONS with car. Guar.
anteed $50 weekly. Fine selling
proposition Io~-priced guaranteed
tires wolfe Tire Co, Benton Har-
Dor. Mich s-.s-it
, 1921-06-29
POSITIONS WANTED

wANTED-Position as private tutor
for children. Speciality made OF chill
dren who have beeneconditionad in
school work. hon 516-J, Mrs.
Morrison. .6-27-2ts
, 1921-06-29

FOR SALE OR TRADE-32o acres i'm
proved land in Northeastern Colo
RADIO. for property in this city. Write
Dudley. 6.25-3t'
, 1921-06-29

Big income property five small well built meat little three
room cottages on large corner on North Side bring large
1000 IN ferms.-
, 1921-06-29
HELP wANTED-MALE

WANTED Two neat
young men. house-to-house work.
experience not necessary. good
money to right PARTY. Room sos.
Virginia Hotel s-ss-it.
, 1921-06-29

POSITION WANTED. to drive car.
Can drive any make OF car. : Call at
153 North Wclcott St.. between s and
s p. m. 6-27-3t.
, 1921-06-29

nice level lot; 81 400, $500 cash.
, 1921-06-29

FOR -RADE-Stock in Casper bust
ness concern. paying 20 per emit
dividends: for good lot. small home or
irst-class car. p. o. Box IA.
6.2O.tf
, 1921-06-29

rctty well constructed little home in North Casper addition
buitin features. Price 81. 500. half cash.
, 1921-06-29
HELP w~AETED-FEMALE

EXPERIENCED girl wants laundry
work or chamoermaid work in
hotel. Phone sos. s-2s-1ts
, 1921-06-29

$1,000 down $50 per month; seven
rooms; modern except bath. $500
, 1921-06-29

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For two.
three or four-room house; a even
passenger Paige car. Inquire, Man
Cafe. 6-2S-4ts
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
BENNY KAUFF FREED
ON THEFT CHARGES
Accusations of Grand Larceny
and Receiving Stolen Prop
erty Fail.

Benny Kauff. former Giant outfielder
was acquitted last night of a charge OF
grand larceny and criminally receiving
stolen property. KaufS has been on trial
since Monday before Judge Grain and a
jury in General Sessions. The jury de-
liberated less than an hour.
Tears came to Kauffs eyes when he
heard the verdict He thanked the jury
In a low tone and Immediately thirty or
forty friends and ball fans surrounded
him. Mrs. Kauff was waiting outside
of the Criminal Courts Building. and
Kauff left the court room at once to
Join her.
The first ballot of the jury stood
unanimously for acquittal on the first
count of the indictment charging grand
larceny Eleven voted not guilty on the
first ballot of the count accusing the
ball player with receiving stolen prop
erty The second ballot was unanimous
for acquittal.
Kauff was accused of the theft on
December s, 1919 of an automobile be-
longing to James F. Brennan Of the
Hotel Gramatan, Bronxville. Since his
Indictment he has been under suspen-
sion from, the New York baseball team.
The principal witnesses for the pros
ecution were James Whalen and James
Shields. former employees In a tire shop
operated by Kauff and Jess Barnes,
Giant pitcher. Whalen and Shields were
convicted of stealing automobiles, but
received suspended sentences In return
for testimony they promised to give In
the trial of Kauff. Mrs. Kauff was
among the witnesses who testified for
the defence.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
TRUSTEES OF RANNEY
ESTATE SET ASIDE
Petition of Mrs. c. II. Ran.
ney's Grondsons Granted.

Francis r. Ranney, Jr.. of 2520 Grand
Concourse. The Bronx. and his brother.
Robert Lafayette Ranney of 1856 Je-
rome avenue, The Bronx, obtained yes
terday from Surrogate Cohalan ap-
proval of their petition to set aside the
trustees OF the estate of their grand
mother. Mrs. Catherine II. Rannev, who
died in 1906 Peter p. McElligott was
appointed trustee in their place, under
100000 bond.
The deposed trustees were Francis p.
Ranney. their father. now said to live
in Brussels, and Rudolph Lowey. whose
present whereabouts are unknown TO
the petitioners. They alleged that the
trustees had "confiscated" $4,000 of a
s1o0.oN fund left in trust to their father.
the principal of which is to 80 to them
on his death. They stated that so far
they have complied with their grand
mothers will. one provision of which
was that they are to have no social re-
lations with their mother or her rela-
tons Their mother started divorce
action in 1917. alleging that Mr.. Ranney
deserted her in London and fled to
America in company with Belgian
refugee.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
NEW ROBINSON CRUSOE'
WINS POSITION ON ISLAND
Horde of Applicants Answer Advertisement for Man
to Live Alone, Get Good Food Shelter Boat, &C.,
With No Work and No Compensation.

Just what constitutes an ideal job was
revealed when sixteen hundred men ap-
piled most e2nphatically for the position
offered in the following advertisement:
WANTED-A man to I've alone on an
island: inland lake: eight miles from
shore; transportation, food, shelter, boat,
&c.. furnished; work; no compensa-
tion. Address SUMMERTIME, 600 Trib-
une Building, New York.
The lucky man in more than thou
sand stepped onto his island Arcadia s
shore yesterday prepared practically to
do without the society Of his fellow man
until September or October. Strangely
enough, he is not a subway guard or an
information clerk. though these profess
sons We're we'll represented in the list
of applicants. The man who Will play
Robinson Crusoe with all modern i'm
provements except moving pictures is
Harvard graduate, name withheld who
intends to turn out some literature dur
ing his hours OF solituds.
1t was permitted to become known
yesterday that Mr.. Summertime" is a
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
BANDITS GET $1,000
SLUGGING A BANKER
Manager of Private Concern in
Brooklyn Stunned and Tied
to Radiator.

The police were looking last night for
The two Italians who early yesterday
entered the offices of Anthony Sessan &
Son, private bankers of 1928 Fourteenth
avenue, Brooklyn, and escaped with
$1,000 after an attack on Silvio Allocca,
manager of the bank.
Allocca had gone TO work early and
was the only person in the bank when
the two bandits entered. They asked his
aid in figuring how much Italian cur
rency they should get for $3.50. and
while he was helping them he was struck
on the head. He was bound to a radia-
tor, but when he came to his senses he
managed to overturn a telephone and
notify the police.
Joseph Contazzi of 1875 Mulberry
street was locked up last night by De-
tectives Finn and Doyle of the West
Thirtieth street station, who caught him
after a chase of eleven blocks up Broad
way during the rush hour. The COM
plainant Is Harry Geiss Of lot Franklin
street, who said that when he left his
truck at Twenty-ninth street and Broad
way to get something to eat Contazzi
stole a package Of silk pajamas worth
$500.
Two men, who said they were Daniel
Hennessey, owner of a warehouse at
Harry Cohen of 21S West Twenty-ninth
street. were arrested yesterday on sus-
picion of stealing a trickload Of
woollens at Fourth avenue and Eight
eenth street when the driver deserted
it for few minutes. Detectives said
the truck with the woollens was found
in Hennessey's warehouse.
Six masked bandits held up one OF the
motor trucks of the Waldy Motor Ex-
press Company. of 174 Seventh avenue,
near Menlo Park, N. j., late Thursday
night, bound Robert Bell, the driver,
and carried him around In an automobile
for five hours, finally dumping him out
I'm the Hackensack Meadows near Carl
stadt, about thirty miles away. The
truck was laden with silks valued at
S25.000. which were being brought from
Philadelphia to New York
IL was learned that burglars jimmied
their way last Tuesday afternoon into
the apartment occupied jointly by Mr..
and Mrs. John Van Ness Barbarin and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Marion Cowan on the
fourth floor of 205 West ETghty-seventh
street and escaped with $4,000 worth of
Jewelry and other articles.
Thieves took advantage of the tenn
porary absence of the family of C. r.
Storey, Jr., from 126 North Columbia
avenue, Mount Vernon, and ransacked
the house. When Mrs. Storey returned
about dinner time she found the silver
ware gone. jewelry stolen from her bed
room and thrift stamps and other
articles taken, the total loot being about
$4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
VICTORY FOR KATLM
IN RECOUNT INDICATED
Expected Committee VIII
AUord Seat to Senator.

That the Senate Committee on Privi-
legos md Elections VIII dismiss the
protest OF Daniel J. Carroll Democratic
opponent Of State Senator Abraham J..
KatIin in the last election. and autho-
i4ze Senator katlin to retain his seat
was indicated yesterday when the COM
rnittee completed examination Of the
ballots upon which Carroll sought to
contest the election.
Chairman Schuyler NJ. Meyer declared
that the committee has come 10 the con-
~fusIon that the ballots presented for
the committees consideration were
changed after the voters cast them,
and that there was evidence OF fraud.
Herbert III. Kellogg, Assistant District
Attorney OF Kings county, told the
chairman that District Attorney Harry
" Lewis desired to begin an inquiry as
soon as the committee had finished
with the ballots. Senator Meyer said
the District Attorney could have the
ballots at any time. and that the COM
rnhtee felt the District Attorney should
take action.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
SEPARATION GRANTED
TO 79-YEAR-OLD WIFE
Non-Support Alleged on Part
of S2-Yeor-Old Husband.

Forced at 10 years of age to work in
a steam laundry because of lack OF
support from her eighty-two- year-old
husband. Mrs. Arienna NJ. Kahn Of 3sl
Audubon avenue. appeared yesterday
tefore Supreme Court Justice Wagner
and was granted a separation. Her
husband, Baruch Kahn, is retired
real estate operator.
The couple were married twelve years
ago at Lakewood, ". j., Mrs. Kahn
testified She was a widow and Mr..
Kahn was a widower with four sons
and daughter. the oldest of them 10,
she testified. At the time of this mar
riage she had an income from real es-
tate bequeathed her by her first hus-
band. she testified. but Mr.. Kahn gave
her nothing and she was forced to sell
the properties bit by bit until none was
loft
No defence was entered. and Justice
Wagner granted the decree from the
bench.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
TWO MEN IN TRAP
ON EXTORTION CHARGE
Accused of Trumping Up
Charge to Get Money.

Detective Barney Devaney strolled
along the West Drive of Central Park
Thursday night behind a man, appar-
entity a stranger. Two others were
waiting at the side of the road and the
stranger passed a roll OF bills to one OF
them Devaney placed the two waiting
r1en under arrest. In West Side Court
yesterday Devaney charged with extor-
ton Frank Bernhard and Frank Place
tella, both of Newark. They were held
In $500 ball each.
The complainant, Ray Cotch 1890
Broadway. said he was in the park
Wednesday evening when two men ap-
preached and one said: I've been
watching YOU annoy people and I'm go
ing to put you under arrest" They
started to take Cotch along. but later
offered to compromise for consid-
Grafton and took his watch and two
rings. telling him to bring 800 the next
night II he wanted to redeem the ar
ticleg.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

retired New York merchant, who has
been for years prominent In the fight
to prevent tho pollution Of streams and
lakes by sewage and mill waste. That
description fitted Edward Hatch. Jr..
like an overcoat. When accused of be-
ing the proprietor of the modern Crusoe
Mr. Hatch admitted as much. and at the
same time revealed the reason for the
most popular job ever offered in a New
York newspaper.
''Ths island is one Of the four bits OF
land known as Four Brothers Island In
Lake Champlain, no. more than eight
miles from Burlington. Vt.." he said.
The man Is needed on 1t to look out
for the gulls. old friends of mine who
have been coming back yearly for
twenty years to my own knowledge.
and to prevent natives around there
robbing their nests.
These gulls are great white Arctic
birds, unlike the smaller ones that fly
around New York watsrs. They de-
serve protection. for they are despite
their beauty really flying sewage dis
posal plants. for they consume about
two pounds Of waste daily"
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
WIVES JOIN FORCES
AGAINST HUSBAND
Man Who Promised Them
5000 a Week Is in Jail.

Two wives of George Roy Salisbury,
ell promoter. now serving "A prison term
In Philadelphia for bigamy, appeared
yesterday before Supreme Court Justice
Wagner. the second wife suing for an
rulment and the first aiding her as a
Witness Wife No. l, who was a Miss
Helen Hoffman OF Philadelphia, has
already started an action for divorce,
naming Wife No. as correspondent.
Mrs. Rita Salisbury of 5 West 10sth
street. the second wife, testified the
promoter lived with her only a week
after their marriage. June 10 last. and
the first wife said the promoter lived
With her only an hour after their mar
riagc on February 1s 1920. in Philadei-
phia Both wives said their husband
had promised them a $500 weekly allow
ance sasd represented himself to be
wealthy. Justice Wagner reserved de-
cision.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
KILLS HIMSELF WHEN
TURNED DOWN BY GIRL
Louis Domec, Shot in Head,
Found Dead in Room.

In love with a librarian living near by,
who had notified him their acquaint-
ance was too brief to entertain seri-
ously proposals OF marriage. Louis
I,omec, employed In the stewards de-
rartment at the Hotel Pennsylvania,
shot himself in the head In his room
ut 3i5 West Twenty-third street yester-
day. according TO the police. He was
dead when found.
He left a note to the librarian, whose
name was not divulged and In another
letter appointed his brother-in-law
Tome Olcarte, 90 Roosevelt street, to
take charge of his effects. consisting
Of $3.50 in the bank and a 500 Liberty
bond II have at last found nerve
enough to kill myself" he wrote to
Olcarte.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
FIRM CHARTERED

The firm OF Whitney Cox g. Co.. Inc.
OF Boston and Providence. has been In
corporated to transact a general invest
ment business in stocks and bonds, with
n capital of 100000 The incorporators
are George H. Cox, Jr., Boston, presi-
dent; Harry r. Whitney. Providence
William l. Gummerson. Long Meadow
II. L.. and c. Earl Watson. North Read
Ing, Mass, vice-presidents M. Dew
Hanrahan. Boston. secretary and treas
urer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
GOOD WORD FOR BAD TEETH.
Dentists Advised to Go slow I'm
Pulling Them.

DO not be too anxious to yank out
teeth. Or. Sidney X. Miller OF Baltimore
president of the American Congress Of
Internal Medicine, advised 1000 dentists
last evening at conference Of the
Dental Society of New York State. The
fad Of blaming all human Ills on the
teeth Is losing cast the speaker and
other physicians said.
Unless the tooth under suspicion is
unquestlonably a menace to the health
OF patient do not pull IL, but keep the
patient under close observation, DIR.
Miller advised. The dentists who arc
attending their hfty-third annual con.
ventlon, listef~d TO an extended discuss
sion Of the relation Of dental disease 10
systemic disease. -
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
at $40
WANAMAKER n
ART GALLERIES

There is hat in this special
Saturday collection for the
young girl, her mother and her
grandmother-every hat fresh.
Large hats with wreaths of
lilies of the valley or other
flowers--are just one feature
of the presentation.
First Floor, Old Building