H. C. F- Koch & Co. yesterday began
celebrating the department ntort s sixty
second birthday with the Inauguration of
a series of special sales, and the dressing
of tne store In nollday array,
two years u?o the company's store In
l">5th street covered a g. ound space
only 72 square feet. To-day the con
cert's business is housed In Its ??* -lory
and basement building In U5th street.
*n eight story annex In 124th street and
three story ga-ag'-s ?"'l
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AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE
TV'S AUT." N"Qv AT ?>?15
CONCLUDING TOMORROW 'WEDNESDAY}. AT SAME HOUR,
At The American Art Galleries
Madison Square South, New York
A Very Important Gathering of
COSTLY FURNITURE
and household embellishments
Fine European and Domestic Productions
Desirable for City and Country Homes
The Sal* will ?>*? rrnidnrtrd h? Mr. THOM** E. KIR'tT
lilt naolitnnli, Mr. OTTO RRRNRT iind Mr. II. II PAHKIT.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Manager.
MiidNnn Ngimn Houlh. Bnlninrf 8 It. tM Nrw York.
FLOWER SHOW OPENS WITH
FAIRYLAND OF COLOR ON VIEW
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Copyright by Paul Thompson.
Left to right: Misses Harriet Payne, Margaret Hennessey and Betty
Jackson.
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Masterpieces of Horticulture Among the Million Blooms
?Tea Garden a Center of Attraction.
] Almost every flower known this side
of paradise had Its own special place
In Grand Central I'alocc when the eighth
annual International flower show opened
its doors there yesterday afternoon.
