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10 THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 1920. 29 STOLEN PEARLS TRACED TO J. E. FOYE Jeweller Snfd to Identify Vris oner In the' Blltmorc Robbery as His Client. Twenty-nlno more pearls, making thirty-eight In all, and each valued at V'M have been recovered for Mrs.

Clarence Mlllhlaer by detectives et to solve the looting of her rate deposit box at the niltmors Hotel of ICT.WO worth of Jew els. Nine gems were discovered Friday. The twenty-nine catnc unsolicited yesterday from a Jeweller, who notified Police Headquarters through his attorney that lie had been holding the gems on memo randum for client, not suspecting they were stolen goods. The Jeweller said he accepted custody of thirty of the Kerns and sold one of them for a client for $1,009. The others are In a safe deposit vnult and will be turned over to the pollco to-morrow.

The Identity of the Jeweller was withheld by the pollco. It Is said he Identified as his client James E. Foyc, former Blltmore room clerk, who was arrested Wednesday. The Identification was mode In the presence of Detectives McCoy and Gcgan from a photograph. Foye spent the day In his cell without event except for the visit of his attorney, Frederick McN'Ish, a former Assistant District Attorney.

Both he and promised a statement after the Interview, but It was not forthcoming. The Identification of the nine pearls previously recovered was confirmed yesterday by Mrs. Mlllhlser, according to the detectives. The theft of the Mlllhlser Jewels occurred In June, 15-19, while Foye was a room clerk at the Hotel Blltmore. Foye's police record Is said to cover something like ten years and Includes a number of swindling deals which have made htm almost an International promoter, when ho was arrested Friday, he represented that he had at one time been a private secretary of John Gates.

As a mat ter of fact he was a minor clerk In the employ of John W. and Charles G. Dates when they were In tho brokerage bus! new, Foye worked In a branch office at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. SAKS CO. GOING TO FIFTH AVENUE Lease Block for 105 Years; Rents Total 35,000,000.

H. A Saks announced yesterday that Sales now at Broadway and Thirty-fourth street, have leased tho entire block on tho east side of Fifth avenue between Forty-ninth and Fiftieth streets, with tho exception of tho space occupied by the National Democratlo Club, for a period of 105 years. A modern department store will be erected on thU property, and Saxs Co. will pay rentals during that period totalling Sales Co. have leased the property from tho Gcorgo Kemp Realty Company, whose negotiations were conducted by Stephen Tyng.

Elijah SnlfTen and Henry Mandcll represented Saks Co. In tho negotiations. Attorneys for Saks Co. are Felner Moaas. John Lar- kln is attorney for the Gcorgo Kemp Realty Company.

Tho Buckingham Hotel, one of the oldest hotels In New York, will have to go as a result of tho transaction. The hotel was built In 1S76. Tho Belgravla property Is also In the Mock. Saks Co. have been In their cresent site since 1S02.

They went to Herald Square hofore any other department store. The new building will contain approximately twice the floor space of th one now occupied by the company, Mr. Saks said. Construction will start In October, 1922 The leare on the old building runs until 1924, which Is expected to glv. them ample time to finish me new building.

New Clob for Working Girls. The League of Women Workers will open a now dub for working girls at 169 Livingston street, Brooklyn, next Thursday evening. The clubhouse has a dance hall capable of accommodating 150 couoles. reading and rest rooms. A I hrHaAtrnrmlnar will hA hftM In the rJub hntiM ThnrsdAV Kvenlnir.

at which there will be several speakers ana a musical programme. otJirynKfrBTJiLDmo 3IS ItUDSOM AT. Model 1528 An unusual exhibition of the latest BEDSTEADS DAY BEDS IN METAL with the new BOW FOOT ENDS ctthi INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION April 10th 17th 23rd Reg't. Armory Space No. 192.193 Brooklyn Greenpoint Metallic Ded Co.

Brooklyn, N. Y. lllllllll l. II II I I I II 1 III otm present DtrrtTV rn.XQ.at w.Sotu bt INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION MfrnMltM April 10th 17th 23rd Reg't. Armory ft JliuVffl'Sji Spl" N' 192,193 Brooklyn I 1 1 iJMi fir; mm 1 Flint's Fine Furniture Guaranteed.

ginning tne oecona wee An event of importance to the general public as well as ourselves because we are signalizing this four-score birthday by the offering of FLINT QUALITY DEPENDABLE FURNITURE AT PRICES ACTUALLY LESS THAN TODAY'S MANUFACTURING COST. Our present stocks were completed long before the tremendously increased production costs now ruling. We have always pursued the policy of anticipating our needs, and because of this foresight we are now enabled to quote prices which certainly are far below the real worth of the furniture involved. Whether or not you are in immediate need of furniture, it will be wise economy to avail yourself of the opportunity afforded by this Anniversary occasion. Good furniture has already doubled (even trebled) in cost and the top level of prices is apparently yet to be reached.

Telephone Greeley 2400 Fifth Ave. eurart Correct Jlpparet forWomen SDtfisscs At 37th St. WE ARE PARTICULARLY ANXIOUS TO HAVE YOU COMPARE Comparison is the only real test of values. We want you to SEE our offerings. There is absolutely no obligation to purchase.

A visit to Flint's, even with no idea of buy-ing, will post you as to what is meant by FLINT QUALITY, and put you in position to draw a parallel between Flint productions and what is commonly offered. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN DINING C8, BEDROOM SUITES Announce for Monday's Selling A MOST EXTRAORDINARY SALE of Tailormade Suits for Women and Misses This collection comprises higher-cost models selected from our regular stock, in the most favored modes of the season, including reproductions and adaptations of the latest Paris models. Executed in fabrics of soft texture and dependable sturdiness combined with that stanchness of tailoring and hand-finishing which mark these garments as of a quality unsurpassed. At the prices quoted below, these garments represent values which are absolutely unprecedented. Decisively Reduced DINING ROOM FURNITURE Queen Anne American Walnut Suite, 10 pieces.

$640.00 Jacobean American Walnut Suite, 10 pieces. $497.00 Chippendale Mahogany Suite, 10 pieces $997.00 Adam Mahogany Suite, 11 pieces $762.00 Heppelwhite Mahogany Suite, 8 pieces $445.00 BEDROOM FURNITURE Mahogany Suite, 9 pieces $429.00 Mahogany Suite, 8 pieces, with bow end twin Beds $1748.00 Sheraton Mahogany Suite, 9 pieces, bow end twin Beds, vanity dressing table and chifforobc. $687.00 Ivory Enamel Suite, 8 pieces; twin beds $315.00 A LARGE NUMBER OF ODD PIECES TABLES, CHAIRS, CHINA CABINETS, SERVING TABLES, ALSO BEDS, DRESSERS, CHIFFOROBES, AT EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES. UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Suites or Separate Pieces made to order for immediate delivery from our New York City factory. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllllllllllllllllll 1 INTERIOR DECORATION ORIENTAL AND DOMESTIC RUGS DRAPERIES Flint Horner Inc- 20-2 6Wet36th Street.

None Sent C. O. D. None Exchanged. None Credited.

Jaunty Tailormade Suits 40.00 Formerly up to 69.50 This group includes a number of ultra-smart Tailormade Suits of Trico-tine, Gabardine and Twill Serge. Clever Box-Coat, Eton and Strictly Tailored types with accordion-pleated or straight-line skirts. Simple styles as well as those adorned with Silk embroideries and stitching, buttons tuck-ings. Extremely Smart Suits 55.00 Formerly up to 89.50 Developed in Tricotine, Poiret Twill and Twill Serge. Plain tailored and richly embroidered models in Bolero, Box-Coat, Blouse-Coat and Strictly Tailored models.

Some are braid bound and trimmed with fine Cire ribbon. Trim Tailored Suits 70.00 Formerly up to 112.50 Distinctly individual models in Bolero, Eton, Blouse-Coat, Box-Coat and Strictly Tailored types in Tricotine, Poiret Twill and Twill Serge. Some are simple of line; others delicately rimmed with fine Silk stitching, buttons and tucks; still more are elaborated with Silk hand embroidery. Ultra Modish Tailored Suits 85.00 Formerly up. to 149.50 This collection includes latest Paris Reproductions and Adaptations.

Box-Coat and Blouse-Coat models, Eton and Bolero types, Peplum and longer-coat styles, in a variety of1 interesting interpretations. Executed in fine Tricotine and Poiret Twill. Plain or lavishly beaded and embroidered. James McCreery Co. 5th Avenue 34th Street 100.00 Highest Grade Suits Formerly up to 298.50 Two and three-piece Costume Suits.

Reproductions and Adaptations of distinguished Paris models, also exclusive American originations in the finest Tricotines and Poiret Twills. Many are enriched with exquisite Silk and Tinse 1 embroideries. Only one or two of a kind, in most instances. McCreery Luggage (Best In The "Long Reduced 25 to 33 The trunks offered in this sale were made for James McCreery Co. by the well known Mendel-Drucker Trunk Manufacturers.

As you know, these people turn out some of the finest luggage jn the world enough reason for us handling it. Here Are Three Specials A. 7777.7; T. regularly 90.00, 61.00 regularly 65.00, 45.00 regularly 55.00, 39.50 Note You will find that many trunks sold about town at the above prices are made on a plain basswood box which will not stand up under strain. Our construction throughout is guaranteed to be three-ply veneer basswood, covered and lined with hard vulcanized fibre, thus assuring remarkable staunchness and durability.

(Fifth Floor) Antique Furniture Exchange 6 East 33d St, near 5th Ave. Largest and Most Attract!" Antique Shop In town. Not alone because of the charmln? exhibits of the "Old Master" Cabinetmakers, but also tho remarkably lowprfcess' which they are offered. Hlihbors. Dejk.

toldlni Top Card Table. Tour Pout and apoleon rteds. Twin and Double site, Mdeboardj. ninlne Tables. China CaMnfj.

Library Table, Bookcases. Dresers. Daren-ports, Divan, Chairs, 4c, at about half actui value. Don allow anything to prevent yc, from seelnc and conrlnclne your-elf HEADQUARTERS FOB BARGAINS. NONE KNEW SHE DYED OLD GARMENTS "Diamond Dyes" Make All Her Faded, Shabby Apparel Turn New Don't worn- nhmir Use "Diamond Dvas." give a new, rich, fadeless color to any fabric Whether it ha trnnt ollti- llnon cotton or mixed goods Biuutungs, HKiris.cniiaren'8 coats, feathers, draperies, coverings.

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Your hair is y.ur charm. makes or mars tho face. "When It fades, turns gray or streaked, Just an application or two of Sago and Sulphur enhances lta appearance a hundredfold. Don't bother to prepare the mixture; you can get this famous old recipe Improved by tho addition cf other Ingredients at a small cost, all ready for use. It Is called Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound.

This can always bo depended upon to brlns back tho natural color and lustre of your hair. Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and Sulphur Compound now becauso It darkens so naturally and evenly 'hat nobody can tell It has been appl You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through tho hair, taking one small strand a time; by morning tho gray hair has disappeared, and after another aprU cation It becomes beautifully dark end appears glossy and lustrous. Adv.