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The Columbia University Libraries reserve the right to refuse to accept a copying order if, in its judgement, fulfillment of the order would involve violation of the copyright law. Author: Title: Unusual shops, " thousand and one Place: [New York] Date: [1919] jj q4-P)?m^-7 MASTER NEGATIVE # COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES PRESERVATION DIVISION BIBLIOGRAPHIC MICROFORM TARGET ORIGINAL MATERIAL AS FILMED - EXISTING BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD ^ C 4i # u . Une Unusual shops (a thousand and one) New York. Unusual shops, "a thousand and one" ••• (Nev/ York, cl919j [79 3 p. illus. 18 X 10P-. "From the private files of an expert shopper," "Copyright, 1919, by C. S. 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'.- i 3 J — ''from the private files of an expert shopper/' m \ *m ' igi,...tf'^ 7)2 S" 4-, COPYRIGHT 1919 By C. S. Rindsfoos ( « * J i t * i I ) t tit . • < I ^ • Printed in the United States of America ,i. ^ Did you ever say — ' ' I wonder where I can get so-and-so *'? Did you ever ask — ''Where is the best place to buy this, that or the other thing*'? Did you ever wonder — ''Where can I go for dinner tonight"? Did it ever occur to you that there are many Httle shops, tea rooms and restaurants, — "just around the corner"? Do you know there are many skilled craftsmen on the — ' ' third floor back"? Do you doubt there is — "one best place" for everything? Would you like to know about the places that do not advertise, but which expert shoppers patronize? Many such places are listed in this booklet — "/r(?w the private files of an expert shopper. ^^ i\ A t !• Abrahams Book Store 145 Fourth Ave. Back numbers of magazines — "The largest establishment of the kind in New York City/' 2. Ackerman, Arthur & Son 10 East 46th St. Sporting prints and paintings; established in London, 1783. Rudolph Ackerman produced the first aquatints about 1790. 3 . Adelaide , The 7 West 56th St. Tea room. 4. Aeronautic Library , Inc . , Aeronautic Map Assn. 299 Madison Ave. Aeronautical books, magazines, statuettes and accessories; model aeroplanes; aero- nautical information and service bureau. S-A. African Tile Company of Tunis 112 East 59th St. There is but one family in North Africa producing this work commercially. Tiles, vases, window boxes, panels and pottery, hand painted and sun dried — for the home and garden. Also Spanish and Italian and Arabian wrought iron and tile. 6. Alexe, Frank 47 West 34th St. Sole leather floor mats. 7. Allotta, U. 33rd St. and Lexington Ave. Wood carver. 8. Aloha Tea Shop 14 East 38th St. Tea room; luncheon, tea, dinner. 9. American Addressing & Mailing Co. 56 Warren St. I If < i' ► 10. Anastasia Gift Shop 13 East 35th St. Toys and gifts. 1 1 . Anne Abbott 289 Fifth Ave. Tea room and card shop. Luncheon, tea and dinner in a garden on Fifth Ave. 12. Annin & Company 99 Fulton St. Flags and banners. 13. Antique Furniture Exchange 6-8 East 33rd St. 14. Apparel Craft Studio 42 West 39th St. 15. Aquila D'oro 135 MacDougal St. Italian restaurant. 16. Architects' Sample Corporation 101 Park Aye. Samples of building materials and acces- sories on display for the benefit of the architect and home builder — a place to get ideas. 17. Army & Navy Store Co., Inc. 245 West 42nd St. Army and navy goods; all kinds from a "hat cord to a battleship." Established 30 years. 18. Art Mecca, The 1 Sheridan Square. The home of the "Soul Light Shrine." Headquarters for the Art and Literary Works of Clivette, "the man in Black." Greenwich Village's Old Curiosity Shop where are gathered together art objects, bric-a-brac and odd pieces of furniture in profusion. Side by side with authentic antiques may be seen more modern de- signs, some of them by Clivette himself. 4 /«' ».^u<« ,.^ifc ^aL-::;!. — , tm Tm£H.:&^^.^^.J^.^'j^M 18-A. Artcraft Furniture Co. 34 West 39th St. Furniture **As you like it." Unusual, dis- tinctive, period, natural wood, stained or painted. Refectory tables. 19. Art Shop, The 239 Fifth Ave. ^'Greeting cards for every occasion." 20. Asahi Restaurant 48 West 39th St. 21. AuCoqGaulois 32 West 57th St. French restaurant. Pastry, catering. 22. AuPrintemps 16 West 37th St. Children's clothes. 23. Auliflfe & Booth 263 West 126th St. Book binding and repairing. 24. Aunt Clemmy's 1 University Place. Luncheon and dinner and pies to "carry a^ay"— "Befo de Wah" prices. 25. Bach, Oscar B., Studio 419 West 42nd St. Bronze work. 26. Bachrach 507 Fifth Ave. Faded photographs, tintypes and daguer- reotypes, copied and restored. 27. Baker, Murray & Imbrie 10 Warren St. Sporting goods. Information where to go for that outing. 28. Baker, Voorhis & Company 45 John St. Law book publishers. V r ■ C> > 29. Bannerman, Francis 501 Fifth Ave. Second-hand military goods; military relics; military museum. 30. Baracca , Inc . , The 39 South William St. ''Restaurant with French, Italian and Spanish cuisine," established 35 years. 31. Barsaloux, Elsa 400 Fifth Ave. Yarns; free instruction. 32. Bartels Co., William 44 Cortlandt St. Bird and animal store. 32-A. Barto, Edward R. 45 West 39th St. Day beds. 32-B. Batts, Mrs. Walter "The Kennels," Woodside, L. I. Home for dogs; "established 20 years.'* 33* Batz & Vogt 403 Bridge St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Theatrical and fancy dress costumes. 33-A. Baxter, Mrs. H. A. 489 Fifth Ave. Pekinese dogs. 34. Beals, Jessie Tarbox 292 Fifth Aye. Character portraits. 35. Beaux Arts Society 186 Lexington Ave. Wood carving; marble carving. • 36. Bell, Mrs. Raymond 1 East 45th St. Old estabhshed Lace Shop. Appraising and classifying of laces and kindred art properties. Repairing, cleaning and re- modeling. ^ 1 . iJ.UJ.-LiJt. rrTTTrTSfrrrrrrsTTW^. ,.L.J!JL'^LLJ '■V-X£.^3K^iif^'M^',i ■;^v^;.TP».>-r-iF.^i?^.^ ■ .v -^"-^q'- ifiSi 37. Belle wood Hat Shop (Mrs. Cheney, Pro- prietor) 56th St., near Madison Ave. 38. Bender, Peter 111 East 9th St. Beads and embroidery materials. 39. Bender's Book Store 84 Fourth Ave. (3 steps down.) Architectural, decorative and costume books. 40 . Benjamme , Walter R . 1476 Broadway. Autograph letters and manuscripts of celebrities (only). Established 1887. 41 . Bema Art Shops 289 Fifth Ave. Lamps and shades of parchment paper — "Harmonious shades." 42. Bertha HoUey, The 21 East 49th St. The slip, undertunic and overtunic solve all the dress problems of the discriminating woman. Booklet, ''New Art of Dress," on request. 43. Bertolotti's 85 West 3rd St. Caf6. 44. Bessie Frey Gift Shop 381 Fifth Ave. (upstairs). "Gifts of unusual charm for big and little folks; toys that are different." 45. Betsy Ross Yam Mills, Inc. 354 Fourth Ave. and 366 Fifth Ave. Yarns — sample card on request. 46. Billy Ann 295 Madison Ave. Tea room. -/ •) . jHSBBjl^^^'^ ^ 47. Bimbaum, S. 78 Nassau St. Pipes repaired and boiled. 48. Bims,Wm. 103-105 West 37th St. Apartments furnished to your taste on rental basis. 49. Black Cat, The 557 West Broadway. Restaurant. 50. Black Parrot, The 131 Washington Place. Tea room— 8:30 P. M. to 1:00 A. M. 51. Blue Plate, The 56 West 50th St. Food for the man. Substantial portions. Club tables. Sl-A. Boglebrae Kennels Huntington, Long Island. Scottish terriers. 52. Bohn Refrigerator Shop 53 West 42nd St. Refrigerators. 53. Bonora & Pitre, Inc. 106 West 57th St. Florida fruits. 54. Bossert & Sons, Inc. 1318 Grand St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Portable houses. 55. Bossert Hotel Hicks and Montague Sts., Brooklyn, ^N. Y. Marine roof garden. 56. Box and Bag Mart, The 25 East 54th St. Beautiful boxes for every use. Ladies' closets fitted. ^v; '^."S.'-iiLVi i.m'JUi»,->,-iJ,^_-.w, -lit "1- - ■ «.! - ^vr-wH^-y '<:^fj«,f.'^j>,^«i'»^.-^,.»,^^-gt^i:K::^7Wj^:»., ~-<»'-g5y::-T,.-_--j^-^^--^ 56-A. Brajrvent Kennels 233 Clark St., Westfield, N. J. Airedales. 57. 58. 59. iv Brentano's Fifth Ave, and 27th St. The most complete book store in the world. Specializing in foreign books and periodicals — all of them. Branch in Washington, D. C, Brevoort, Hotel Fifth Aye. at 8th St. While a fashionable New York has been moving always further uptown, here, only one block from Washington Square, still flourishes one of the city's oldest and most unique hotels. The Brevoort has become a tradition. It is the gathering place of America's intellectuals. What notables are there who have not exchanged wit- ticisms across its tables? French cuisine. A la carte. Brittany Tea Room 694 Madison Ave. Tea room. 60. Broad's Chop House 53 West 3rd St. 61. Broadway Fruit Company 2554 Broadway at 96th St. Fruit, candy, fruit baskets, jelly baskets and assorted boxed delivered anywhere. 62. Brodil's Luggage Shop 325 Fifth Ave. Trunks and traveling bags. Beautifully illustrated catalogue. Any article sent on approval. 62-A. Brook Trellis Co. 37 Barclay St. Trellises, gates, fences, etc. r 63. Brooks Brothers 346 Madison Ave. Men's neckwear — none to equal their ex- clusive designs. 63-A. Brown, Alex M., Inc. 5 Beekman St. Choice, scarce and unusual books. 64. Brown Betty, The 72 Wall St. and 147 Fulton St. Tea rooms. 65. Brown, Lucy Fletcher 665 Fifth Ave. (upstairs). *The Print Exchange." Fine old Japanese prints and Oriental textiles. Center for print collectors. Rare examples bought and sold. 66. Browne's Chop House 1424 Broadway 66-A. Browning, Wm. C. 16 Cooper Square. Irish wolfhounds. 67. Bruner, H. K. 49 Harrison St. Parcel post boxes for eggs. 68. Bruns, Emma 8 East 33rd St. Candy and gifts. Particularly old fash- ioned tafFy, fudge and salted nuts. 69. Bruns wick-Balke-Collender Co. 29 West 32nd St. Pool and billiard tables. Bowling alleys. 70. Brunton Studios (John) 226 West 41st St. Properties for amateur performances. 71. Bruto & Jacks 60 Stone St. Restaurant and cafe. .j ^^-:^aa ;' wfc "^A^rff^i ' Tt4;ift«Sfiai»^i^-ii 6 .1S i. 'm^ 72. Buccini Studios 347 Fifth Ave. (upstairs). Hand painted screens, silk panels, wall decorations. Original: — "The Art Silk Painting." 73. Buyers* Aid, Inc. 154 Nassau St. (Phone Beekman 424). Shoe information. The New York "Buy- ers' Aid" bureau will help you find any trade brand of men's, women's or chil- dren's shoes, or any nationally advertised product of any description. No charge. 74 . Cake Shop , The , Inc . 26 East 46th St. Creole and other kinds of home made cake. Tea room. 75. California Kitchen 28 East 61st St. Mrs. Carroll serves native chop suey, tamales, Spanish beans; Southern cooking. Service and buffet. 76. Chamalian, M., & Company 185 Lexington Ave. Antique oriental rugs. 77. Camera Craft Studio, Inc. 1328 Broadway. Commercial photos. 78. Campbell, Mrs. 9 East 47th St. Art novelties from all parts of Europe. 79. Cape Cod Shop 320 Fifth Ave. Surprises, Cape Cod Fire Lighters for log fires, curtain holders, match box holders, "Big Stick" for recording children's heights, etc. * I 80. Capezio, S. 129 West 40th St. Theatrical shoemaker. Maker of Metro- politan Opera Company shoes. 81. Carvalho Bros. 11 West 39th St. Antiques. 82. Cash, Chas. S. 223-225 Fulton St. Nuts. 83. Casse, Alfred J., & Company 33 West 46th St. Jewelry. 84. Casteras, J., Bros. & Company 667 Lexington Ave. Plaques. 85. Castle Cave Grill Room 271 Seventh Ave. 86. Chalif Russian School of Dancing 163-5 West 57th St. Modern, Greek, interpreting, classic, char- acter and toe dancing. Private instruc- tion. Ballrooms available for private functions. 86-A. Charles, Miss Out of Door School. 520 Madison Ave. 87. Chegnay, Mme. 129 East 34th St. Spots removed from clothing. 88. Chesebro Whitman Company 1167 First Ave. Ladders, poles and portable shanties. 89. Clark, Herbert 1160 Southern Blvd. Bronze sculptures to order. wmgrnsmm^ HB 1^ 90. Clark, James L. 1160 Southern Blvd. Sculptor — taxidermist. "The highest grade of work only.** Specimens on exhibit at Smithsonian, American Museum and others. Most famous sportsmen among his clients. 91. Clark, Jane 9 East 43rd St. Quiller hats. 91-A. Clarke, Mrs. 182 Madison Ave. Gowns and blouses made to order — es- pecially for large and small women. 92. Clarke, Mary Dale 665 Fifth Ave. Portraits by photography. "That elusive something * — your psychological self! 92-A. Clausen, H. 305 West 38th St. Locksmith, special hardware of brass, bronze and wrought iron. Fine work only. 93. Clover Tea Shop 640 Madison Ave. Tea room. 94. Club de Vingt 44 East 58th St. Open to public Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 10:30. Supper dances. The Dansants daily 4:00 to 7:00 P. M. 95. Cockcroft Studios 17 West 39th St. Batik and other art goods. 96. Collins, Vincent 48 West 50th St; Interior decorations. "Pleasing interiors and furnishings." The ability to combine good taste with moderate cost. 4* ► 97. Commission Shop, The 366 Madison Ave. Children's dresses. Embroideries. 98. Cook, F. A., & Son 127 West 40th St. Carpenters. 98a. Copeland, M« B. 16 East 43rd St. Tea room — ^luncheon, tea, dinner. 99. 100. ♦ 101. Cotes, Mary L. 857 Lexington Ave. Wood toys. Lustre china. Crook, J. B., & Company, Inc. 549 Fifth Ave. Automobile skates. Sporting goods. Crumperie, The Cor. Sheridan Sq. and Grove St. Light lunch and afternoon tea from noon to 6 P. M. Not open in summer. The drear world and its trumpery For the moment forgot In this dot of a spot, Whose seductive tea-pot Sings the old Siren Song, "Come along, come along. And bide a wee in the Crumperie.*' 102. Curtain, John, Corp. 46-48 Front St. Awnings *^ Curtainmade. and new. Sails to order. Canvas, old 102-A.Dalton Swimming School 19 West 44th St. For men, women and children. Courteous and efficient instructors. Clean pools. 103. Dana 28 West 36th St. Children's wear. I m jSMmmsmiMm lill 104. Decorative Plant Company 230 Fifth Ave. Artificial flowers. 104-A.De Felice Studio, The 244 West 23rd St. Engrossers, illuminators, diplomas, cer- tificates, coats-of-arms. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. Depollier, Jacques, & Son 15 Maiden Lane. Smallest American watches — 10-cent piece size. Waltham movements. Desire, S. 9 West 39th St. French pastry. Devonshire Lace Shop 60 Washington Square. Marion Powys, lacemaker from England. **Here is made abundance of bone lace, a pretty toy now greatly in request.'* Eng- lish pillow lace, bridal veils, scarfs, fans. Lessons in lace making. Old lace re- modeled. Antique lace. Dewey, H. T., & Son 138 Fulton St. Grape juice, fresh in season. Also still and sparkling bottled. Excellent restaurant in connection. Established 60 years. Doll Shop, The 18 West 47th St. Dolls with individuality. Dolls' accessor- ies. Jolly toys fDr girls and boys. Doll hospital, too. Dorothy Louise 1 West 39th St. Tea room. 111. Douglas & Son 751 Sixth Ave. Rubber stamps to order. I * -{ . 112. Dragon-Fl;f Lustre Workshop (Lillian Fox) 116 East 59th St. Porcelains colored to order. Bowls, lamps, tea sets, special work. Lamp bases a specialty. 112-A.Durkee, Chas. D., & Company 2 South St. Marine hardware and supplies. 113. Eighteenth Century Shop 713 Madison Ave.^ French books, engravings, rare prints, framing, etc. 113-A.Elder Coin & Curio Company 21 West 35th St. **A hobby business of interest to collectors." Pendants, seals, amulets, scarabs, rare coins, medals, plaques, beads, weapons and other rare objects not found in other shops. 1 14. Elm Tree Tea Room 52 John St. lis. English Plum Pudding Shop 6 East 41st St. Tea room — ^luncheons and dinners. Good home-made cake. 116. Enrico & Giolito Restaurant Co. 124 West 48th St. 117. Enrico & Paglieri 64 West 11th St. Restaurant. 118. Erkins Studios 227 Lexington Ave. Marble workers, ornamental fireplaces, garden furniture, bird baths. 119. Erskine-Danf orth Corp . 2 West 47th St. Manufacture furniture of a finish to har- monize with things you have. 1 f-. \\ Ml iii m^Mm 99 t€ 1856. 99 •ft- J 120. Esperanto Society 2633 Creston Ave. Books and literature on the international ^ language, Esperanto, only. Instruction books. Mail order Department. 12 1 . Eureka Book Shop 15 Bible House, 8th St. and Third Ave. French fiction. 122. Falkenbach Mfg. Company 159 East 54th St. Lighting fixtures. 123. Farrish's Chop House 64 John St. "The Original Chop House. 124. Favor, Ruhl & Company 47 West 23rd St. Artists* materials. ^ 125. Federal X-Ray Company 50 East 42nd St. Dental X-ray studio. 12S-A.Fenning, Jno. 15 East 39th St. \ Works of art. * 126. Ferargil, Inc. 24 East 49th St. Art work in wrought iron, metal, wood and clay. 127. Ferenz-Martini Art Atelier 125 MacDougal St., just off the southwest corner of Washington Sq. The Studio in itself is a masterpiece of decorative art. Be sure to see it. Art ^ books, prints, pictures, colors, decorative art objects, textiles and embroideries. Many original drawings. Martini Tem- pera Colors. Books on fine and applied art. 128. Fernery, The 22 East 33rd St. Tea room. 129. Feron, Stephen J. 338 Madison Ave. (just up H flight). "Semper Duco Sequuntor Alu.'' Making and stringing all kinds of racquets. Tennis and squash shop. World's professional squash tennis champion 1903-1915. Four- teen years with the Harvard Club of New York City. 130. Field & Fancy Publishing Corp. 140 West 34th St. "Everything for the Dog.'' Dog books and periodicals. Dog supplies. The only place of its kind in the country. 131. Fiske, J. W., Iron Works 78 Park Place. Ornamental iron, vanes, castings, etc. 132. Flambeau Weavers 7 East 39th St. Wall decorations in batik scarfs, panels and hand-woven silks. Hand-woven and hooked rugs. Unusual smocks, blouses and negligees. 133. Forbes Shoe Company 6 West Broadway. "If it's foot troubles, call here." 133-A.Foster, Ask Mr. Fifth Ave. and 38th St. Travel information. 134. Frachini, C. Lexington Ave. and 35th St. Architectural marbles . Ecclesiastical marbles. 135. Fraser & Company 5 East 47th St. Laboratory — 50 East 41st St. Apothecaries. i.'*i I % :.5 - 1 136. Fraunces' Tavern 54 Pearl St. ^^^ , . Since the days of George Washington. Museum of Colonial relics. 137. French Glove Manufactory 223 Lexington Ave. Gloves to order; gloves repaired, 138. French, P. W., & Company 6 East 56th St. Pictures, art objects. 139. French Pastry Shop 146 Sixth Ave. French pastry and restaurant. 140. Frink, I. P. ^ , . 24th St. and Tenth Ave. Picture lighting. 141- Gardner & Vail 23 Dey St. Collar and cufF laundry. 142. General Diaz Restaurant 140 West 4th St. Italian food. 143. Georgopulo, G. A., & Co. 15 South Wilham St. Cigarettes to order. 144. GerhardtHats 12 East 46th St., opp. Ritz-Carlton. Exclusive and distinctive hats. 145. Gertner, H. 1446 Broadway Pastry. 146. GUUes, Jno. Wallace 14 West 40th St. Portraits of personalities. 147. Gilman ^, , ^. , c a Columbia Trust Bldg., 34th St. and Fifth Ave. ^. _. - Importer of French millinery. Mourning goods a specialty. 148. Grace Godwin's Garrett & Coffee House 58 Washington Square, South. Breakfast, afternoon tea and after-dinner coffee. 149. Gold Fish, The 11 East 32nd St. Restaurant. 1 50 . Golden Pheasant , The 28 West 39th St. Fresh game in season — duck, rabbit, grouse and partridge. 151. Goldsmith , B . , & Company 666 Sixth Ave. ^ Hemstitching, accordion and knife pleat- ings, buttons covered; buttonholes and pinking. 152. Goldsmith, J. 175 Madison Ave. Decorating — hand-painted lamp shades^ art lamps, decorating and refinishing furniture. 153. Gotild-Mesereau Company 52 West 38th St. Drapery hardware. 154. Grand Rapids Furniture Co. 34 West 32nd St. Furniture. Plates of interesting interiors t gratis. 155. Graphoscope Development Company 50 East 42nd St. J^ Small movie machines. 156. Graves, Robert, Company 169 Madison Ave. Wall paper. 157. Green, A. H., & Company 97 Warren St. Wooden boxes. 158. Green, Daniel, Felt Shoe Co. 106 East 13th St. Comfy slippers. i m m I 159. Green Door, The 92 Grove St., Greenwich Village. Luncheon, tea, etc. 160. Green Witch, The 49 East 10th St. Tea room. 161. Greenwich House 29 Barrow St. Pottery. 1 62 . Greenwich Village Inn 7 Sheridan Square. Formerly known as ^Tolly's." One of the original gathering places for artists and writers and those who have created for themselves America's Latin Quarter. A specialty is made of after-theatre parties. 163. Greenwich Village Mill 47 West 3rd St. 'Tnder the Sign of the Windmill"— res- taurant and dancing. 164. Greenwich Village Theatre Seventh Ave. and 4th St., Sheridan Square. A new theatre with a new atmosphere in an old setting. Where "The Better 'Ole" was produced. 165 . Greenwood , Louise 500 Fifth Ave. Girdles for school and college girls; "Diana Girdles;" corset specialist. Thro the mail. 166. Greithe, Wm. 503 Fifth Ave., 2nd floor. Watch and clock repairs. "On this street 30 years." 167. Guarantee Exterminating Co. 500 Fifth Ave. Rats, mice and all vermin. f ► 168. Guffanti's, Inc. 247 Seventh Ave. Restaurant — Italian. 169. Guth, Jacob P. 6 Elm St. Gunsmith. 170. Hadley, Sara « 9 East 35th St. Yarn and wool. 171. Hafner, Mark 10 East 43rd St. Mantelpieces. 172. Hall, Frank A., & Son 25 West 45th St. Bedding. This estabhshment is "90 years old.'^ 173. Handwork Shop, The 37 West 39th St. (upstairs). 'The only Exchange in the world for men and women whose hearing has become impaired." Hand-made baby clothes, rag dolls, paper bags, favors and novelties. ''Deafened ears make skilful hands.^' 174. Harper Method 500 Fifth Ave. 606 West 110th St. 2255 Broadway. 185 Madison Ave. Shampoo. 175. Hartman-Sanders Company 6 East 39th St. Pergolas — garden houses and accessories. 176. Harvey Beauty Parlors 373 Fifth Ave. Special treatment for chapped hands. 177. Hatch, R.L. 598 Sixth Ave. Salted nuts. "He pays the parcel post." I i 1 .„ j uiii i in. i im p .n 1 j|^AS I 227. Kraus, J. C. 363 Lexington Ave. Stone cutter; cast concrete ornaments. 228. Kunst, Anton 505 East 76th St. Art foundry— gold, silver, bronze. 229. La Bottega Art Shops 424 Madison Ave. 230. La Place Antique Shop 405 Madison Ave. Antiques — 'True reproductions." 231. Lafayette, Cafe University Place and 9th bt. A landmark of old New York, with French cuisine unequalled. An atmosphere of its own. 232. Lamb, J. & R. 25 Sixth Ave. r. • t i Ecclesiastical art works. Stamed glass windows, memorial tablets. 233. Lang 13 East 36th St. Women's hats remodeled. 234. Lang & Merenda 81 West 3rd St. Embroideries to order. 235. Lans' Curiosity Shop 554 Madison Ave. 236. Lavender Chest, The 53 West 8th St. Vases, laces, glasses, brasses, china, fur- j^j^m-e — a bit of everything and all old. 237. Leviele, C. 23 West 36th St. Fans. Repairs to china, tortoise shell, pearl, ivory, etc. Formerly with Tiffany. 238. Lewis & Conger Sixth Ave. and 45th St. Children's furniture. p ■^ »f: !l If n i^ I 239. Life Extension Institute 25 West 45th St. Will tell you how to live long. Not a money-making venture, but a scientific institution backed by national leaders. 239-A .Lighthouse of N. Y. Association for the Blind 111 East 59th St. Baskets and rag rugs. 240. Lingerie Band Box 54 West 50th St. Specialists in the creating of fine lingerie so very appealing to the dainty woman. Blouses to order. 241. Lins Shop 171 West 4th St. Hand-painted novelties, modern gift shop of hand-painted oddities. Vogueish de- signs. 242. Little Club 44th St. (44th St. Theatre Bldg.) Just West of Broadway. Restaurant. After 10 o'clock. 243. Little Gallery, The 4 East 48th St. Hand-wrought Spanish and Italian iron- work. Mirrors, lamps, fire sets, etc. Representative of Tenafly Weavers, see item No. 1075. 244. Little Hungary 255 East Houston St. Bohemian restaurant. Established 30 years. Dancing, cabaret. Bus meets patrons. 245. Little Roma Restaurant 44 Beaver St. 246. Little Russia 244 Thompson St. A shop where the pure Russian atmosphere prevails. Russian copper and brass ar- ticles. Hats, handbags and scarfs may be had, embroidered in true Russian fashion. 247. Little Shop of Economy and Elegance 8 West 51st St. (basement). Suits, dresses and blouses. 248. Little Vanity Shop 338 Madison Ave. Ladies' waists, etc. 249. Lloyd, W.H. S., Company 105 West 40th St. Wall paper — imported. Japanese leathers and grass cloth. 250. Long Sang Ti Company 323 Eighth Ave. Chinese Jade. 251. Lord & Bumham 30 East 42nd St. Greenhouses. 252. Low & Hughes Golf Shop 56 West 45th St. "Everything known in golf.** Golf school. 253. Lucchesi, E. 105 East 59th St. Art stone and plaster. ^ i k 254. Lucie 75 West 45th St. ^ A dainty shop showing hats, blouses, underwear. 255. McAlpinShop 34th St. and Broadway. ^ Ice cream, candy, etc. Artistic interior. 256. McCoy, J. B., & Son 114 West 30th St. Electric lighting fixtures. 1 I i i i Smoking 257. McGraw-Hill Book Company 239 West 39th St. Technical books. 258. McHugh, Jos. P., & Son 9 West 42nd St. Willow furniture. 259. McLeran, Mrs. Jno. E. 857 Lexington Ave. Interior decorating. 260. M. M. Importing Company 11 East 45th Sc. Pipes. English briar pipes, utensils. 261. Maag, Edw. 46 West 23rd St. Upholstery trimmings. 262 . MacDonald , Pirie 576 Fifth Ave. "Photographer of men." 263. MacNifE Horticultural Company 56 Vesey St. Tulips and shrubs at auction. 264. Peggy Hoyt . 516 Fifth Ave. Millinery — distinctive. 265. The Mad Hatter 150 West 4th St. (down the Rabbit Hole). Tea, coffee, cake. 3:00 to 6:00 and 7:00 ^ to 11:00. Oldest tea room in Greenwich Village. 266. Madden, D.F., & Company 40 Beaver St. Fancy fruits, nuts, Turkish paste. ^ 267. Madigan, Patrick F. 561 Fifth Ave. Autographs of famous people . Letters and papers by celebrities. il 268. Madison Art Shop 175 Madison Ave. Lampshades and shields. 268-A.Maison Esther 8 West 51st St. Costume tailor— recently from Pans. 268-B.Maison Haas 105 Madison Ave. r • • i Dresses. Parisian adaptations of original fabrics. 269. Malkan's 42 Broadway. Mihtary and naval books. 270. The Manchester Shop 11 East 43rd St. Antiques. 270-A.Mme. Margaret .^ j c Room 315-A, 47 West 42nd St. Corset hospital. 27 1 . Marguerite , The 49 West 39th St. Tea room. Maryland chicken dinners. Broiled steak sandwiches. Open Sunday 1 to 7 P. M. 272. Marie Antoinette Tea Room 128 West 72nd St. Southern cooking — chicken and waffles, cherry pie and other tempting dishes. 273. Margorie Cafeteria 18 West 43rd St. 274. Martha Washington Candy Shops 23 Church St. 503 Fifth Ave. 1417 Wadsworth Ave. 1368 Broadway. 2479 Broadway. Butter creams. »• I li It fl' W ^11 % \ 275. Martin & Martin 33rd St. and Fifth Ave. Leather novelties. 276. Mary Fant, The 26 West 43rd St. Tea room. 277. Mary Louise 175 Madison Ave. Tea room. 278. Maurice & Adams 24 West 47th St. Gowns without fasteners, apparel. Maternity 279. I Maxon, Mrs. D., & Company 1587 Broadway. Sample gowns. "Two unusual costumes at the usual price of one." 279-A.Medor Kennels, Mrs. E. Vogel, Prop. 70 West 47th St. Persian kittens. Toy breeds of dogs. 279-B.Methot,H. 29 West 34th St., between Fifth and Sixth Aves. Feathers dyed and repaired. 280. Meyer, O. Charles ^ 39 West 8th St. Antiques, brass, copper and silver goods. 281. Middelkoop , Frans 507 Madison Ave. Dutch antiques. 282. MiUtary Hospital 680 Fifth Ave. War service classes. Occupational therapy. Toys, etc. 283. Miller, A. G. 108 Centre St. Urn manufacturers. r Oil heaters. 1 1 288. 289. I 1 t 284. Miller, Edw., & Company 70 Park Place. Lamps and electric fixtures. 285. Mingot, V. 131 West 40th St. Novelty leather goods. 286. Minnet & Company 365 Lexington Ave. Willow furniture. 287. Monif , Khan 539 Madison Ave. Persian antiques, exclusively. Direct im- portation. Monk's Juvenile Shoe Shop 25 West 38th St. Montross, N. E. 661 Sixth Ave. Artists' supplies. 4. 290. Morris & Schrader 8 Barclay St. , a • Mineral waters from Europe and America. Only house in United States specializing in mineral waters. 291. Morse, Albert F., & Son 417 Fourth Ave. Antiques. 292. Morton's Scotch Bakers 581 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Scotch bakery— also crumpets. 293. Mountain Community, Inc. 176 Madison Ave. (one flight up). Hand-tooled leather goods. Hand-blocked velours, linens, silks and other fabrics. 294. Munsch-Protzmann Company 410 Madison Ave. Chemists' shop. 295. Murray Hill Novelty Company 363 Lexington Ave. Gold stamping. n 1 H I . sf^'i^m'-' 296. Muth, Alice 12 East 8th St. (upstairs). "A studio whose sun-filled coloring breathes the very spirit of summer optimism.*' Exclusive fabrics, hand-dyed; plain dip- ping; fast colors; own materials used. Original designs for tea gowns, stage cos- tumes, lamp shades, draperies. Batik. 297. Natiiral Plant Preservers Co. 234 Fifth Ave. 298. Nauheim Pharmacy Main shop 750 Madison Ave. Branch 551 Columbus Ave. Branch 2701 Broadway. 299. Needlework Shop Y. W. C. A., 14 West 45th St. (up a few stairs). A shop where you can buy anything the needle can fashion, from pincushions to dresses. The exchange of picture puzzles. "Help others to help themselves." 300. Negus, T. S. & J. D. 140 Water St. Nautical instruments. 300-A .Nestle, C, Co. 657 Fifth Ave. Hair waved by distinct process. Ap- paratus for home use. 300-B.New York Poetry Book Shop 49 West 8th St. 301. Newcomb-Macklin Co. 233 Fifth Ave. Picture frames. Carved frame mirrors. 302. Newman, J. F. 11 John St. Fraternal emblems and badges. 303. Nichols, H. S., Inc. 17 East 33rd St. Books hard to get — rare books. '\ •( i 304. Noank Studio 45 East 59th St. Hand-colored scarfs — silk. 305. North, Ernest Dressel 4 East 39th St. Out of print books. Autograph letters. First editions. 306. Notman, A. H., & Co. ► 121 West 27th St. Lamps and art shades. 307. Novotny, A., & Son. 1444 Broadway. Cosmopolitan tobacconists. If you cannot p find it elsewhere, you can find it here. 308. Numethod Shoe Repair Co. 22 Beaver St. (upstairs). Shoe repairs that make the old shoe look like new. ^ 309. Nurses' Outfitting Assn. 425 Fifth Ave. (upstairs). Maids' and nurses' uniforms. Red Cross garments. 310. Of, Geo. F. 274 Madison Ave. *^ Picture framer. Makes frames to suit each picture. "There is a difference be- tween frame maker and 'picture framer'." 311. Old Chelsea 51 West 16th St. f Tea room. Lunch, dinner, Sunday dinner. 312. Old London Coffee House 36th St., between Broadway and Sixth Ave. 313. Olmstead Corset Co. f 179 Madison Ave. 314. One Dollar Shop 57th St., near Fifth Ave. Gifts. ^ ^>] ii 4 ^i f ,i !« i 315. Open Door, The 200 Madison Ave. Tea room. 3 16. Orange & Black, The 47 West 49th St. Tea room; breakfast, luncheon, tea and dinner. 317. Orange Gallery 123 East 57th St. Interior decoration. 318. Orchid Florist Co. 100 West 57th St. 319. Ordinator Co. 101 Park Ave. Custom made window shades. Ordi- nators. 320. Oriental Rug Exchange 173 Madison Ave. 32 1 . Pagan Book Shop 23 West 8th St. PubHjcations not obtainable elsewhere. A book shop for lovers of literature and art. Original etchings and drawings. The product of struggling young artists. 322 -A .Paint Box Gallery, The 43 Washington Square. The Art Gallery of Greenwich Village. 322-B .Particular Person, The Care New York Evening Post, 20 Vesey St. Author of "Unusual Shops*' and ^'Unusual Restaurants and Tea Rooms'* of New York City. These booklets reproduce precisely the atmosphere of many quaint shops and tea rooms. Additional informa- tion by mail or phone. A remarkable woman worth consulting. < S ^ 322. Passaic, The, Silk & Woolen House, Inc. 43 East 34th St. Mill ends, silks, velvets, woolens, at low prices. New bargains with every tick of the clock. 323 . Patricia Tea Room 246 West 76th St. Home cooking. Pie every night. Molly's pies. Chicken dinners, chop suey and other good things. 324. Peacock, The 18 West 37th St. A cozy place for luncheon. 325. Peck & Peck 501 and 586 Fifth Ave, Socks. 326. Peck & Zucca 118 West 49th St. Restaurant. 326-A.Pediform Shoe Co. 36 West 36th St. Correctional shoes. 327. Peg Woffington Cofifee House 11 East 44th St. 7 West 47th St. 328. Kamrass, H. 348 Eighth Ave. Furniture refinished. Chairs recaned. Employed by many well known hotels and department stores. 329. Pepper Pot, The 72 Washington Square, South. Afternoon tea. Dinner. 330. Petitpas, Mile. 317 West 29th St. Dinner in a court-yard garden. 331. m 332. 333. 334. 335. 336. 337. 338. 339. Piccadilly 170 West 72nd St. Chicken and waffle dinners Monday and Thursday. Pierre's Restaurant 11 East 45th St. Peckner & Dann 62 Broadway. Men's custom made shirts of the superior sort. Pinkus Bros. 157 Cedar St. Cigarettes to order. Piroquette, The 22 East 45th St. Tea room. Piston, J. ^ 17 West 46th St. Antiques mended. Plowden, Mary 523 West 121st St. Engagements for children's parties. Pan, Puck, Pied Piper, etc. Music. Plumbridge, C. H. 1231 Madison Ave. Fruits, jams, jeUies, marmalades, nuts, candies; in short — Plumbridge goodies. Baskets and boxes as attractive as their contents. Pompeiian Garden Furniture Co. ^ 221 West 33rd St. Designers and contractors for all kinds of garden furniture, and outdoor decorators in marble, Pompeiian, Caen, Istrian and native stones. Artificial stone. 340. Popper Gray & Co. 411 West 17th St. Crawford Farms cheese. V I : i 4 < i 341. Porto Rico Shop 540 Madison Ave. ^ Porto Rican products. 342. Pries, Wm. H. Iron Works, 123 West 40th St. Special ornamental iron work to order. Antique ironwork. ^ 343. Print Exchange 546 Fifth Ave. Japanese prints. American prints. 344. Provincetown Playhouse 133 Macdougal St. ^ A little theatre with plays that are exotic and unconventional. 345. Puss in Boots 57 West 10th St. Table d'hote luncheon and dinner. A # favorite eating place in The Village. 346. Quill Book Shop 174 West 4th St. Back numbers of the Quill. Sketches, prints, periodicals. Andif you are a very ^ naive Slummerette you may be thrilled at meeting the editor's husband. 347. Red Lion, The 233 Thompson St. Italian restaurant. ^ 348. Reed Shop, The, Inc. 581 Fifth Ave. Reed furniture. 349. Rehn, F. H. 6 West 50th St. > Paintings. Small important pictures by American artists. 350. Reid, D., & Co. 1476 Broadway. Walking sticks. 351. 352. 353. ^ 354. 355. Reinhard Bros. 53 Nassau St. Cigars and tobacco. Rengaueschi 139 West 10th St. Italian restaurant. Ridaback & Co. 151 West 36th St. Military goods, military books. Rip Van Winkle Tea Room 17 West 37th St. <' I Wf i Ritz Fruit Shop 406 Madison Ave. Turkish paste, candies and fruits. 356. Robins, S. M., Co. 54 Broad St.; also 135 Broadway. Restaurant. Frozen egg nog a specialty. 356-A.Rockwood, Emily 28 West 47th St. Textile decorator. 3 56-B .Rogers & Co. 461 Eighth Ave. Printers of superior booklets, including "Unusual Shops a Thousand and One." 357. Rogers, C. P., & Co. 14 East 33rd St. Bedding, comfortables. 358. Rogers Peet Co. 41st St. and Fifth Ave. Men's clothing — stouts and slims. Men's shirts with variable sleeve lengths. Cordo hyde shoe laces. 359. Roof Tree Inn, The 25 West 51st St. 360. Roof Tree Inn, The 5 West 28th St. ^ Luncheon, tea and dinner under a low- raftered ceiling and in an atmosphere that makes good food seem better. -/ i } I 361. 362. 363. 364. 365. 366. 367. 368. Root, A. T., Co. 139 Franklin St. Bee supplies — Air Line Honey. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain and Danish Arts 563 Fifth Ave. Exclusive Danish ware. Ruprecht, Ernestine 239 West 4th St. (third floor studio). Tied and dyed scarfs, tunics, tea gowns, negligees, blouses and novelties. An in- dividual study of each person choosing colors to enhance the personality. The psychology of color as applied to the in- dividual in dress and grace of line. Russian Antique Shop 1 East 28th St. ^ Brass and copper antiques, Russian samo- vars, candlesticks, andirons, doorknock- ers, etc. Also linen and embroidery. Many unique gifts. Russian Art Studio 18 East 45th St. Antiques and Russian art goods in brass, copper and bronze. Also an unusually fine collection of linens and embroideries. Russian Bazaar 289 Fifth Ave. Brass and copper flowers. novelties, artificial Russian Inn, The 57 West 37th St. Tea room, Russian cooking. Table d'hote and a la carte. Open after theatre. Sadleir, G. M. 17- A West 34th St. Art dyeing — matching colors; dress plait- ings. ■ ^H »*^':^ m '^- f 'I « p 369. Samovar, The 149 West 4th St. Restaurant and tea room. 370. Sartorius, A., & Co. 57 Murray St. (upstairs). Artists* materials. Manufacturers importers. 371. Savory, The 45 East 30th St. Tea room. and Helpful when the .,f 371-A.Sayles Zahn Co. 128 Sixth Ave. Meats cooked to order, cook has her day off. 372. Schultheis, Henry, Co. 142 Fulton St. Paintings; prints, framing. Established 1886. 373. Schwarz, F. A. O. 303 Fifth Ave. "The Home of Toys.'' Established 1869. 374. Schweitzer, Nathan Co., Inc. 409-11 West 14th St. Poultry, game and meat specialties put up in attractive packages. 375. Scotch Tea Room 21 East 47th St. Scotch short bread and scones. Jams, jellies and marmalade. Luncheon, teas, dinners. 376. Scott, J. W., Co. 36 John St. Coins and stamps for collectors. Com- plete catalogue. 376-A.Segall Wmdow Shade Cleaning Co. 2744 Broadway. Shades cleaned and restored. Secret process. •f > i 376-B.Selsor, Mark 1777 Broadway. "The Slogan Man.*' Invents slogans that sell goods. 377. Shackman, B., & Co. 906 Broadway. Novelties, toys, cards, games, favors, etc. Dinner favors. 377-A.Shmn, Walter Scott 569 Fifth Ave. Photographer of children. 378. 379. 380. ^ 381. 382. 383. 384. 385. Shirt Shop Hospital 9 West 47th St. Shirts repaired. it Shoecraff' Shop 27 West 38th St. Fifth Avenue Footwear in sizes 8)^, 9, 93^, 10, widths AAAA, AAA, AA to D. Catalogue "Fitting the Narrow Foot.'* Shoverling, Daly & Gales 302 Broadway. Guns. Shut-In-Society, The 129 East 34th St. Children's dresses, embroideries, etc. Silhouette Shop, The 144 West 4th St. Silz, A., Inc. 416 West 14th St. Poultry and game. Sisters Three Tea Shop 53rd St. and Madison Ave. Tea room — a la carte. Open 8:30 A. M. to 8 P. M. Slazenger 12 East 43rd St. Golf, tennis, etc., supplies. m I m « il i if it You will be 38S-A.Smith, H. B., & Co. 542 Fifth Ave. Old jewelry bought. 385-B.Somelastique Bedding Co. 21 West 46th St. Box springs, pillows, etc. glad you discovered us.'* 386. Sonia Art Cigarettes 109 Waverly Place. When in Greenwich Village be sure to buy a box of Soma's Cigarettes. "An artistic cigarette with a real Bohemian flavor." 387. Sonntag & Meyer Columbus Ave. and 59th St. Beefsteak sandwiches (original). 388. Sopresa 218 Bleecker St. Italian Restaurant in Greenwich Village. A la carte. 389. Soy Kee & Co. 7 Mott St. Anything Chinese, but particularly Chi- nese porcelains. 390. Speer, Helen, Co., Inc. 17 East 48th St. Children's furniture and toys. Special designs and furnishings for the nursery. 391. Sports Shop 500 Fifth Ave. Unusual and pre-advanced sport suits, sport waistcoats, coats, skirts, blouses, etc. Exclusiveness and utmost value. 392. Springer, Miss 1 West 39th St. Shop of Beads. 393 . Stanley Works , The 100 Lafayette St. Window hardware. Garage hardware. ^ i ^ ^ 394. Sterling Bronze Co. 16 East 40th St. ^ "The Bronze House of Quality." Lighting fixtures, andirons, fireplace fittings and specialties of bronze. 395. Stevenson's Shop, Miss 18 East 46th St. > Gifts. 396. Stewart Automobile School 225 West 57th St. 397. Stickley Associated Cabinet Makers 6 East 39th St. '^ Furniture to order. Mission furniture a specialty. Original designs. 398. Stikeman & Co. 114 West 32nd St. Bookbinders. Restoration of books. Cases ^ for books. 399. Stillson, Robert L., Co. 461 Eighth Ave. Poster-printers. Made many of the war posters. t 400. Stone, H. 137 Fourth Ave. Collecting first editions of modern Ameri- can and English authors. Old books, prints, autographs and original drawings. ^ 401. Stonestreet, Guy 507 Fifth Ave. Books. 402. Story's, Miss, Studio 511 Madison Ave. ^ 403. Strobel, Philip, & Sons 55 Elizabeth St. Furniture. 404. Strunky's Cafeteria 19 West 8th St. " .f " I I 405. Studio Shop, The 56 West 39th St. Art lamps, shades, French flowers, novel- ties. 406. Sun Dial Shop, The Stephen Van Rensselaer. ^ 805 Madison Ave. Antiques. Firearms. 407. Sunwise Turn 2 East 31st St. Books to read in an easy chair before the fire — the easy chair and fire are at the Turn. "We sell books as tools for life/* 408. Tadwido Studio 96 Fifth Ave. (third floor). Elna M. de Neergaard — "The Little Lady of the Loom.'* Maker of looms. Instruc- tion in weaving from bedspreads to the smallest and finest weaves for bags, belts and girdles. 409. Tally Ho, The 20 East 34th St. Tea room. 410. Tasty Tuck-away, The 208 West 56th St. Tea room. 411. Tate Electro Waterproofing Corp. 218 West 39th St. Aluminum-electro process waterproofing. Better than copper or paraffine. Proven by "Been-there'* campers. Your own cloth waterproofed if you wish — ^yes, for cloth- ing, too. 412. Textor, Francesca 104 West 48th St. Costumes for fancy dress occasions. 413. Thibaut, Richard E. Madison Ave. and 32nd St. Wall paper. ^ ■» -^^'> 414. Thomdyke, The 208 West 56th St. Southern home cooking. Luncheon. Spe- cial chicken dinner Wednesday and Sun- day. 415. Three Steps Down (Cafeteria) 19 West 8th St. One of the most popular gathering places for Villagers and those who appreciate well-cooked food and a congenial at- mosphere. The "serve yourselP* system is what makes the prices so low. Then there is the outdoor umbrella garden, where great orange umbrellas spread over the tables like giant mushrooms. Table service upstairs. 416. Tigar, Geo. M. 1876 Broadway. Auto bearings. 417. Tile Craft Studios 66 West 40th St. Tiles, sconces, humidors, etc. 418. Todhunter, Arthur ^ 101 Park Ave. Quaint and interesting fireplace accessories and hand-forged metal work. Reproduc- tions of old English and Colonial mantels. 419. Toni, Madame 8 East 48th St. Smocks. 420. Tots' Toggerie 55 West 45th St. Outfitters to children of all ages. Swim- ming and gymnasium suits a specialty. Changing styles and superior workman- ship. 421. Treasure Box Sheridan Square, West 4th St. Incense, gift boxes of incense, burners, etc. Hand-dyed scarfs. 'm m HI I ri 422. Turkey Bridge Shop, The 118 East 30th St. In the Touchstone House. Italian linens and pottery; rugs and other artistic wares. 423. Turkish and Arabian Coffee Co. 27th St. and Seventh Ave. Arabian coffee. 424. Tuttman, H. 97 Allen St. ^ Coppersmith; andirons, etc. 425. Tuzzoli, J. 27 West 46th St. Furs remodeled. Ladies' suits to order. 426. Twiss, C. Victor 14 East 50th St. Furniture. 426-A.Van Dusen ^ 130 Waverly Place. Antiques that are not expensive. 427. Van Horn & Sawtell 15 East 40th St. Chemists* shop. 427-A. Vanity Fair Dog Mart 19 West 44th St. Dog information — where to buy. 428. Vanity Fair Shop 718 Madison Ave. (upstairs). Unusual street and tea gowns to order. 429. Village Kitchen, The 53 Greenwich Ave. Restaurant. 430. Village Store, The 60 Washington Square, South. 43 1 . Village Weavers , The 150 West 4th St. Hand-woven rugs. I 4^ ♦ -^ 432 . Voisin Restaurant 53rd St. and Park Ave. French cooking. French pastry a specialty. 432*A.Von Hofe, Edward, & Co. 112 Fulton St. Fishing tackle exclusively. Salesroom and factory under one roof. 433. Von Lengerke & Detmold 200 Fifth Ave. Ammunition for the sportsman. 434. Wales, Betty 105 Waldorf Bldg. Girls* dresses. Wardrobe Shops • 414 Madison Ave. Washburn, Gilbert T. 121 East 31st St. Irving Press. Washington Square Book Shop 17 West 8th St. The Literary Center of New York Art Colony. A modern book shop. **Under the Sign of the Flying Stag." Publishers of "Playboy/* a magazine of art and satire. 438. Week, Edward, & Son 45 Nassau St. 148 Fulton St. 56 East 23rd St. Cutlery. Razors sharpened, 439. Weisz, Mrs. W. S. Ill Lexington Ave. Patterns cut to measure from illustrations or description of model. Fit guaranteed. Special attention to mail orders. 440. Wells, Gabriel 489 Fifth Ave. Rare books. First editions. 435. M36. 437. 1 ;i- #! X or' 441. 442. 443. «i|t -# 444. I 445. 446. Wetzel's 945 Third Ave. Toys; dolls' hospital. Weybe's, E., Bookshop 708 Lexington Ave. Books on the fine arts. Whitley, Frederick N. 215 Fulton St. (Brooklyn, N. Y.) Cooking odors carried out of the house. Smoky fireplaces made to draw. No pay- ment unless successful. 1 puff. Pipes 'iiil -:^m\ Wilke Pipe Shop 287 Broadway. Pipes that are sweet at the first Originator of the unpainted pipe, repaired. Pipes to order. Wilier, J., Chemical Co. 128 Chambers St. Moist water colors. Wat Williams' Art Gallery 43 Washington Square, South. A continuous exhibition of modern paint- ings and informal club where anyone who comes in is a member. A place where artists, writers and players gather about the two big fireplaces to talk about art — ^ and life. Gifts that may not be duplicated. Open till midnight. 446-A.Willis, E. J. 85 Chambers St. Auto accessories — everything for the auto 4 at alluring prices. i 447. Wilson, H. W., Co. 958 University Ave. Back numbers of magazines. I T/ ^^b 448. Wood, Edey & Slater 40 East 53rd St. Antiques, interior decoration, woodwork of original design. Personal yearly collec- tions made in Europe by Mrs. Wood. Special reproductions of antique pottery. Venetian glass. 448-A .World's Information Bureau 63 Park Row. The Nautical Guide for fishermen. 449. Wozar, Harry 269 West 43rd St. Men's hats repaired. 450. Wurts Bros. 1358 Broadway. Commercial photos. 451. Wustl, CarlA. 40 Union Square. Costumes for hire. 452. Yandell, Chas., & Co. 7 West 45th St. (upstairs). Decorative leather screens, embossed leathers for wall hangings and chair cover- ings. Still life paintings. Exceptionally artistic. 453 . Yore French Bakery Co . 53 Christopher St. 454. Ye Little Print Shop 119 Fulton St. 455. Ye Old Bronx Booke Shop 2750 Third Ave. 456. Ye Olde Chop House 118 Cedar St. A typical chop house of old — chops, steaks and fish. A spot that would delight the heart of Ben Johnson or Kit Marlow; akin to the Hasty Pudding or Cheshire Cheese of old London. "Shall I not take mine ease in mine inn?" 'I 457. Ye Old Dutch Tavern 15 John St. 458. Ye Olde Dog Shoppe 1176 Madison Ave. 459. Ye Olde English Coflfee House 28 West 43rd St. 460. Ye Olde Rustic Inn 1501 Jerome Ave. 462. Ye Pig & Whistle Inn 175 West 4th St. A small inn for luncheon and dinner with typical Greenwich Village surroundings. 463 . Ye Tunique Shoppe 53 West 37th St. 464. Yellow Aster Restaurant 17 West 35th St. 464-A.Yeska's 51 West 28th St. Outfitter for waiters, cooks, dentists, physicians, surgeons and butlers. Estab- lished 1876. 465. Zauder Bros. 113 West 48th St. Wig makers. Wigs for hire. i ^ Mail Order Department A few out-of-town Shops and Inns of exceptional merit here follow— ^for the convenience of the reader. n i 11 :l.i 1000. Adams y Thos. E 106 East King St., Lancaster, Pa. Candy. 1001. Allanstand Cottage Industries Asheville, N. C. Exchange for mountain handicraft-woven goods; spreads, covers, etc. 1002. Ashaway Line & Twine Co. Ashaway, R. I. Cutty hunck line for fishermen. 1002-A.Bartlett, The F. A., Co. Stamford, Conn. Westbury, Long Island. Morristown, New Jersey. Tree specialists and surgeons. 1003. Bean Company, T. L. Freeport, Maine. Hunting boots. 1004. Bear Mountain Inn P. O. lona Island, Rockland County, N. Y. Six miles from West Point. 1005. Bertels Pleasant St., Worcester, Mass. Cheese, — all kinds. 1006. Biltmore Industries Asheville, N. C. Strictly hand-woven fabrics containing absolutely not a fibre of anything but new sheep's wool. Hand-dyed with vegetable and ALIZARINE dyes. No aniline dyes used. Every color guaran- teed. After we dye the wool we card, spin, weave and dry-clean it; then scour and shrink it in soap and hot water two hours and dry it in the sun. ^ 1007. ' ^ i 4 i^ 1008. Bloomingdale Hospital White Plains, N. Y. Occupational Department, Louis J. Haas, Director. Toys, leather goods, willow work, pillows, x-stitch, embroidery, weaving, art metal, etc. Brown, Alice Mohawk Trail, Shelburne Falls,Mass. Sweetheart Tea House. Maple sugar sweethearts. Fresh all seasons of the year. f 1009. Buena Vista Poultry Farm (W. E. Sandford & Co.) Mountain View, N. J. Jams, jellies, pickles. 1010. Burr's Drowsy Saint Inn, Jane ^ Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y. An inn for artists who desire a working vacation, conducted by the author of **The Glorious Hope." 1011. Calendar, O. F. Box 1470 H Station, Springfield, ^ Mass. Old fisherman's calendar. 1012. Chamois Garment Company Scranton, Pa. Chamois shirts. ' 1013. Comfort, Patty, Mistress North Cambridge, Mass. Also care Y. W. C. A., 15 West 45th St., New York City. Rabbit novelties, bunny playsuits. Gifts especially designed for the baby. The literature tells the appealing story. 1014. Copley Craft Christmas Cards Jessie H. McNichol, 18 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass. Christmas cards. * y ■^ 1015. Corcoran, A. J., Inc. 761 Jersey Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Windmills. 1016. Crescent Co. "Birdyille,'* Toms River, N. J. "Rustic Bird Houses of original design." 1017. Crystal Lake Grove R. G. Stiles, Proprietor. Barton, Vt. Maple syrup and maple sugar. 1017-A.Cut-and-Come-Again Gardens Tomkins Grove, New York. Garden flowers — the old-fashioned kind — specializing in the sending of boxes of flowers at regular intervals. 1018. Dreer, Henry A. 714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Hardy perennials, water plants. 1019. Duerr, Peter Liverpool, N. Y. Willow furniture and baskets. 1020. Economy Concrete Co. 997 Dixwell Ave., New Haven, Conn. Ornamental concrete objects to order. 1020-A.Elverhoj Colony of Artists and Craftsmen Milton-on-Hudson, N. Y. When traveling along the Hudson, stop at Elverhoj. Have a meal or two, or a cup of tea with the artists at their quaint home. Excellent accommodations for a limited number of guests. Schools of painting, drawing, sculpture, metal craft and art-weaving June 15th to September 15th. Continuous exhibitions of art work at the Colony House. 1021. Eno's Riverside Hotel Forked River, N. J. Shore dinner. 4> *f I f \ 1022. Fairiston Candy Shop 105 South 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Lolly pops for children. High grade can- dies, luncheon, tea, dinner. *'The shop is really personally conducted.*' The owners state: **In some way we appeal to the public. We do not understand it ourselves. We have never advertised, and we are very successful.*' 1023. Ferriere, P. 300 — 89th St., Woodhaven, L. I. Honeless razors. 1024. Frederick, Mrs. Christine Applecroft Efficiency Station, Greenlawn, Long Island, N. Y. Model kitchen where are shown improved devices for the household — mops, clean- ers, cookers, etc. Picnic parties welcome. 1^ Food and salad charts and books on household engineering and economy on sale. 1025. Frenches Atlas Literary Shop 52 Hamilton Ave., White Plains, N. Y. ^ Caters to those having papers to prepare on literary, professional or historical subjects. 2,500,000 clippings to draw from. 6,000 subjects. Also back num- bers of all publications. f 1026. Fxilper Pottery Flemington, N. J. 1027. Gokey, W. N.,ShoeCo. Jamestown, N. Y. Hunting boots. /v 1028. Goodspeed's Book Shop / Boston, Mass. \ Genealogical books. 1029. Gordinier, C. H. Troy, N. Y. Garden labels. 1' I 1030. Great Valley MiUs Paoli, Pa. Buckwheat and other flour. Bran and whole wheat crackers; whole wheat rusk. Chocolate cereal candy. Parcel post paid on small packages; **Millers for 209 years.'* 1031. Grimm, G. H., Estate Rutland, Vt. Maple sugar. 1032. Hartsdale Canine Cemetery Office 120 West 25th St. Booklet on request. 1033. Hatfield, Nina 615 Hudson St., Hoboken, N. J. Design and decoration of porcelain, china and glass. Lustre put on glass- ware. Design and decoration of lamp bases. 1033-A.Heinirath 2 Seventh St., Woodside, L. I. Police-dog puppies. 1034. Hunt, Chester Jay Main St., Little Falls, N. Y. Mayfair Tulip Farm. Bulbs. 1035. Jenkins Pony Farm Buck Hill Falls, Cresco, Pa. Ponies. 1036. Julien Shop Box 442, Fort Lee, N. J. Children's dishes. 1037. Kenwood Mills Albany, N. Y. Sleeping bags. 1038. Kemer Incinerator 592 Clinton St., Milwaukee, Wis. Incinerators for houses. r l^i ^ f |l 1046. 1039. Kruse, Edouard D. 4903 Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 100 South Uth St., Philadelphia, Pa. Molasses candy. 1040. L^Azur Hotel Bayport, Long Island, N. Y. French chef. Wonderful bread and ex- ceptional food generally. Telephone notice advisable. 1 04 1 . Landon y Jud , Inc . 123 State St., Schenectady, N. Y. Also corner State and Little Moose Roads, Old Forge, N. Y. Sportsmen's specialties. Run by sports- men who delight in helping you get the right article. Hand-made snow shoes. 1042. Leavens & Co. 32 Canal St., Boston, Mass. Reproductions of Colonial furniture. 1043. Leonard, W. C, & Co. 623 Main St., Saranac Lake, N. Y. Adirondack foot warmers and moccasins (wool-lined moccasins). 1044. Les Trappistes La Trappe, Oka. Province Quebec, Canada. Oka cheese. 1045. McCarthy Book House 1236 Arthur Ave., Chicago, 111. Nature books. J -> ^ ' ^ McCloud, W. G. Mt. Pleasant Ave., West Orange, N. J. Mushroom and chicken dinners. ' i ill 1047. Marble Arms & Mfg. Co. Gladstone, Mich. Anti-rust ropes, gold sights, hunting knives, shotgun cleaners — for sportsmen. 1048. Mason Decoy Factory 591 Milford St., Detroit, Mich. Decoys (for duck hunters). 1049. Monroe Cheese Co. Monroe, N. Y. A La Vatel cheese. 1050. Monroe Refrigerator Co. 415 Benson St., Lockland, Ohio. Refrigerators. 1051. Mosher, Thos. Bird Portland, Maine. A SHOP IN PORTLAND TOWN Apart from ways that quiet drown With their distracting din, There is a shop in Portland Town Invites the wanderer in. The stairs beguile with happy hopes. The stairs — a dusky score; How fortunate the hand that opes The hospitable door! What wealth the friendly shelves dis- close — The best of '^bookmen's mines'M Inimitable folios With their fair-lettered lines. And all the lure and all the grace— The old and new in Art — Are his, the genius of the place. With his divining heart. Years touch him lightly! and. Renown, Let not his laurels dim! Here's to his shop in Portland Town, And here's a health to him. — Clinton Scollard. 1 *< ^ 4 r 1052. Mountain View Farm Elmer A. Darling, Proprietor. East Burke, Vt. Cheese, butter, dairy products. 1053. Nagy, S. 33 South 18th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Indian curios. 1054. NikkoInn Harmon, N. Y. Jap tea room. 1055. Onondaga Litholight Co. Syracuse, N. Y. Cast stone work. 1056. Patrick of Duluth Duluth, Minn. Mackinaw coats, pants, caps, shirts, socks, blankets, auto robes. **Greater than weather.'* 1057. Pender's 111 Washington St., Norfolk, Va. Meats. Smithfield Hams (razor back — genuine) . 1058. Perkins, Mary Robinson Middlebury, Vt. Hanging baskets of willow. 1059. Planet, The, Co. Westfield, Mass. Folding buckets. w?, ■ 1060. Pohlson Gift Shop Pawtucket, R. I. Hop-skip jump ropes, gifts. Book of thrifty ^ 1061 • Port of Missing Men }/2 Irving Place, Yonkers, N. Y. Restaurant. ■J 1062. Pouty's Art and Gift Shop Greenwich, Conn. ■1 mm lit 11 1063. Price's Hotel Pleasure Bay, Long Branch, N. J. Shore dinner. 1064. Pudding Stone Inn G. N. Vincent, Proprietor. Boonton, N. J. Open all year. 1065. Purity Cross Model Kitchen Orange, N. J. Canned goods. 1066. Quilting Bee, The 149 Post Road, Rye, N. Y. Tea room. Quaint Colonial cottage where wholesome food is served. 1067. Read, Wm. & Son, Inc. 364 Washington St., Boston, Mass. Outdoor boots. Dogskin coats. Fisher- men's rods. 1068. Robinson, E. R. 410 River St., Troy, N. Y. Out-of-print books. 1068-A.Roelirs, Julius, Co. Box 12, Rutherford, N. J. Evergreens **at the sign of the tree.*' 1069. Rosehill Farm Monmouth County, N. J. Office, 416 Central Ave., Newark, N. J. Tel. Mulberry 4000. Fresh eggs. 1069-A.Rubino, Mme. Abbie Bergenfield, N. J. Training school for police dogs. 1069-B.Rushton, J. H. Canton, N. Y. All-cedar canoes. 1070. St. Johnsbury House St. Johnsbury, Vt. Maple sugar candy at tea room connected with above hotel. ,i ^ r such as bags, See also Little 1071. San Saba Nut Co. Bronxville, N. Y. Nuts. 1072. Schoenhof Book Co. 128 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. French book shop. Publisher of Le Livre Contemporain (free), a magazine devoted to French literature. 1073. Stephenson, H. 20 Farrar St., Lynn, Mass. Underground garbage receivers. 1074. Stroud Chatham, Chester County, Pa. Butcher. Scrapple. 1075. Tenafly Weavers Tenafly, N. J. Hand-woven articles baby blankets, etc. Gallery, item No. 243. 1076. Trull, Jennie Cross Biddeford, Maine. Candies — "Rose Garden Sweets." 1077. Vaughan, Lester Taunton, Mass. Pewter ware. 1078. Walnut Hallinn 262 Rosedale Ave., Madison, N. J. 1079. Wenrick, Geo. W. 14 Brenton Court, Jamaica, Long Island, N. Y. Sporting books and prints. 1080. Whip-O-Will-0 Furniture Co. Scranton, Pa. 1080-A .White Star Kennels Long Branch, N. J. St. Bernards. 'SV M . 1 I i 1081. White Swan, The 234 Main St., White Plains, N. Y. Tea room. 1082. Wilkinson Quilt Co. Ligonier, Ind. Hand-made art quilts. 1083. Yellin, Samuel 5520 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Art metal. r. f > H ■ A INDEX HOW TO USE IT Look for the article wanted under the specific name. If yoa do not find what you want, look under tne general name. Most articles are indexed under more than one heading. For example, maple sugar will be found under "Maple sugar,'* "Sugar-maple" and under the general term "Candy." After you find the desired article, look in the front section of the book at each of the item numbers given in the index in order to find the precise shop which suits your needs. Note that numbers in the index refer to item and not to page. Item numbers over 1000 indicate the "Mail order" section. Item No. Aquariums 32 Aquatints 2 ^ Addressing 9 Aeronautical Accessories . . 4 Aeronautical books and magazines 4 Aeroplanes, model 4 Amateur properties 70 American Indian goods 204-1053 V Amusements 213-337 Ammunition 433 Andirons ..209-364-394-424 Animals 32-279A Antiques: Dutch 281 Miscellaneous . 13-18-81- y 219-235-236- 270-280-291- 402-406-448- 426A Persian 287 Repaired 336 Reproductions 230 Russian 364-365 ]^ Apartments furnished 48 Apiary 361 Apothecaries . . . 135-294-298 -427 Architects' samples 16 Architectural: Concrete . . .210-227-339- f 1020-1055- Stone 339 Army goods 17 Art gallery 322A-446 Art goods ..78-95-125A-229 Art metal 1083 Art plaster. .84-113-210-216 ^ -253 Item No. Art silk painting 72 Artificial flowers 104-366 Artificial stone 210-227-1020 Artists Artists' material.. . . 124-127- 289-370-445 Athletic goods 100-420 Atlas of New York City, miniature 202 Autographs 267 Autograph letters and manuscripts 40-267 -305 Automobile accessories .446A Automobile bearings 416 Automobile robes 1056 Automobile school 396 Awnings 102 Baby gifts 1013 Back numbers, magazines 1-447-1025 Badges 302 Bags: Paper 173 Sleeping 1037 TraveHng 62 Knitting 182 Bakers: French 453 See also French Pastry Scotch 292 Balls, golf 252-385 Banners 12 Baskets: Fruit 61 Willow... 182-239A-1019 -1058 Baths, medical 226 Batik. .95-132-212-296-304 I I I li: Item No. Beads 38-392 Beauty Parlors 176 Bedding . 172-357-385 B-1082 Bedspreads 1001 Beds: Day beds 32A Bee supplies 361 Beefsteak sandwiches. . . .387 Bees 361 Benches, garden 201 Billiard table and sup- plies .* 69 Bird cages 32 Bird baths 118 Bird feeding trays 1016 Birds and bird supplies . . .32 Bird houses 1016 Blacksmithing, ornamental 207-342 Blankets, auto 1056 Blouses. . . 132-247-254-363- 391-91A Bookbinding 23-39« Book ends 293 Bookcases 398 Book repairing 23-398 Books: Art.. 127-442 Architectural 39 Costume 39 Decorative 39 Dog 130 French. . 57-121-113-1072 First editions. 305-400-440 Law 28 Miscellaneous. .57-401-455 -1051 Military 269-353 Nature 1045 Naval 269 Poetry 300B Sporting 1079 Technical 257 Rare.63-181-2 1 7-303-305- 440-1068 Aeronautical 4 Dog 130 Genealogy 1028 Obscure authors. . 32 1-346- 407-437 Boots and Shoes: Correctional 133 Hunting. . .1003-1027-1067 Item No. Boots and Shoes: Juvenile 288 -f Narrow last 379 Theatrical 80-179 Bowling alleys 69 Box springs 385B Boxes: Egg 67 Fancy 56 ^ s . Flower 293 ^ ' ^ Fruit 61 Wooden 157 Brass Goods. . .246-280-364- 365-366 Briar pipes 260 Bric-4-brac 18-219-236 Bridal veils 107 i Bronze sculpture 89 Bronze work. 25-1 26-228-394 Brushes, hearth 293 Buckets, folding 1059 Buckwheat flour 1030 Bulbs, tulip 1034 Bungalows 54 ^ Buttons covered 151 Cabinet makers 397 Caf6 43-231 Cafeterias 273-404-415 Cake, home-made 74 Calendars: Old fisherman's 1011 i Cameras repaired 187 Camp equipment 27 Candy: Butter creams 274 Fudge 68 LoUypops 1022 Maple sugar. . . 1008-1017- . 1031-1070 ^ ^ Miscellaneous.. .188-200- 255-1000- 1022-1076 Molasses 1039 Taffy 68 i Turkish paste 266-355 Nuts 68 1^ Canes 350 Canes repaired 205 Canoes .1069B Canopy settees, rustic . 1016 Canned goods 1065 Cans, garbage 1073 Item No. Canvas 102 Cape Cod products 79 Cards: Christmas 1014 Greeting 19 Playing 377 Carpenters 98 Cartridges 433 Castings: Ornamental iron 131 Caterers. 206-188-195 Chafing dishes 185 Chafing dish alteration.. .185 Chairs recaned 328 Chamois: Shirts 1012 Cheese 340-1005- 1044-1049-1052 Chemists' shops 135-294- 298-427 Chicken dinners 1046 Children's clothes. 22-97-103 -173-381- 420 Children's dishes 1036 Children's furniture.. 238-390 -293 Children's swimming and gymnasium suits 420 Chimney alteration 443 China: Lustre 99-1033 Repaired 237 Chinese goods 250-389 Chocolate cereal candy. 1030 Chop houses 60-^66-123 223-456 Cisarettes: To order . 143-307-334-386 Cigars 307-351 Clay workers 126 Cleaners, clothes 87 Cleaners, window shades 376A Qippings 1025 Clock repairing 166 Clothes cleaning 87 Clothes poles 88 Clothing, children's 22 Clothing, men's .... 63A-358 Clothing remodeled. . 186-199 Clothing, women's unusual 184-428 Item No. UJ) Coats, dogskin 1067 Coffee: Arabian 423 Coffee houses. .148-265-312- 327-459 Coins 113A-376 Collar and cuff laundry. .141 Compasses 300 Concrete: Ornamental . .2 10-253-339- 1020-1055 Cooking odors removed. .443 Copenhagen porcelain 362 Copper and brass goods. . . . 246-364-365-366 Coppersmithing 126 Corsets 165-313 Corsets repaired 270A Costume books 39 Costumes. .33-296-412-451- 465 Crackers, bran and whole wheat 1030 Crumpets 292 Curios ...... 113A-235-1053 Curried dishes 220 Cut glass 178 Cutlery 438 Daguerreotypes copied 26 Daguerreotypes restored . . 26 Dancing 86 Danish ware 362 Day beds 32A Decorating furniture 152 Decorative, books 39 Decorators . .196^356A-1033 Decorators, interior. . 96-259 -317 Decoys 1048 Dental X-ray 125 Developing negatives .... 191 Dinner favors 173-377 Dishes, children's 1036 Dog: Cemetery 1032 Home... 32B Information 427A Kennels 194 Supplies ...458-130 Training for police dogs 1069A I Item No. Dogs: Airedales 56A Irish wolfhounds 66A Pekinese 33A Police 1033A St. Bernard. 1088A Scotrish terriers 51 A Toy breeds 279A Dolls 109-173 Dolls' hospital 109-441 Door knockers 293 Drapery hardware. ...... 153 Drawings, obscure artists.321 Dresses, girls* 434 Drugs 135-294^298-427 Dyers 296-304^363-368 Ecclesiastical art works. .232 Egg boxes 67 Egg nog, frozen 356 Eggs, fresh 1069 Electric: Lighting advice 218 Lighting fixtures. 122-256- 284r-394 Emblems 302 Embroideries . . .38-97-234- 364-365-381 Engravings 113 Engrossing 104A Entertainers 213-337 Esperanto: Instruction 120 Literature .120 Etchings, obscure artists.321 Evergreens 1068 A Exterminators 167 Faded photographs copied .26 Faded photographs re- stored 26 Fancy dress cos- tumes 33-296-412-465 Fans 107 Favors 173-377 Feathers cleaned and re- paired 279B Fences 62A-131 Firearms: Secondhand 29-406 Firelighters 79 Fireplace accessories . 209-243 394-418 Item No. Fireplace designing 209 Fireplace repairing . 209-443 Fireplaces 118 Fishing line 1002 Fishing rods 1067 Fishing tackle 27-432 A Fisherman's calendar. . .1011 Fisherman's nautical guide 448A Flags 12 Flag poles 88 Floor mats, leather 6 Flour 1030 Flower boxes 293 Flowers: Artificial 104-366 French 405 Miscellaneous 225 Preserved 297 Old-fashioned 1017A Orchids 318 Tulips 1034 Food charts. 1024 Food for the sick room.. . 197 Foot warmers 1043 Foundries, art 228 Frames, picture. 182-301-310 Fraternal emblems 302 French fiction 57-121 French flowers 405 French pastry. . .106-139-145 French restaurants. . .21-30- 58-60-231- 330-332-432 Fruits: Florida 53 Miscellaneous .61-193-266- 338-355 Fudge 68 Furniture: Antique exchange. .13-18A Children's 23S-390 Colonial reproduc- tions. 1042 Decorating 152 Garden.. 118-175-201-339 Marble 339 Miscellaneous. . .32A-403- 1080 Painted 18A Period 154 Plates 154 Reed 348 L If 4 1 Item No. Furniture: y Fefinishing 152-328 ( Repaired 328-7 Refectory tables 18A To order. 119-397-426-18A Unpainted 18A Willow 258-286-1019 Furs remodeled 425 f Game.... 374-383 Games .373-377 Garage hardware 393 Garages, portable 194 Garbage receptacles. . . .1073 Garden furniture. . .118-175- 201-339 |) Garden houses 175 Garden labels 1029 Gates 62A Genealogy books 1028 Gifts. . . .10-44-68-173-241- 282-293-299-314-341- 382-395-421-430-446- , 1007-1013-1060-1062 *• Girdles 165 Girls* dresses 434 Glass, cut 178 Glass, lustre 1033 Glass, stained 232 Gloves: Repaired 137 t To order 137 Goldfish 32 Gold sights. 1047 Gold and silver art work. 228 Golf school. 252 Gold stamping 295 Golf supplies 252-385 ^ Grape juice 108 Greenhouses 251 Greeting cards 19 Gun cleaners 1047 Guns 380 Guns, second hand 29 Gunsmith 169 f Hair dressing 174-189- 300A Hams, Smithfield. . 1057 Hand-blocked fabrics. . . .293 Hardware 153-393 Hardware, special 92A Hardy perennials 1018 Item No. Hat repairing and blocking, men 449 Hats, women's. . .37-91-144- 246-254-264 Hats remodeled, women's . 233 Hearth brushes 293 Heather 225 Hemstitching 151 Home service kitchens . . 198- 371A Homespuns 1001-1006 Honey. 361 Hop-skip jump ropes . . . 1060 Hosiery 325 Hospital supplies 226 Hospital uniforms 309 Household engineering. .1024 Humidors 417-293 Hunting boots 1003-1027 Hunting clothes 1056 Ice cream 255 Ice cream sodas 193 Illuminating 104A Incense 421 Incinerators, house 1038 Indian, American, goods.... 204^1053 Infants* articles, see children. Information bureau: Aeronautical 4 Dogs.. 427A Camping 27 Shoes 73 Shopping 322B Travel 133A Inn for artists 1010 Inns (see Roadhouses) Instruction (see Schools) Interior decorating. . .96-259 -317-448 Plates of 154 Iron: Fences 131 Italian 5A-243 Ornamental. . .126-131-207 -342-418 Spanish 243 Italian restaurants.. 15-30-43 -71-116-117- 142-168-245- 326-347-352- 388 ^ i ** / Item No. Ivory goods 222 Ivory repaired 237 Jade 250 Jams 338-1009 Japanese grass cloth 249 Japanese leathers 249 Japanese prints 65-343 JeUies 61-338-1009 Jewelry 83-1020 Jewelry bought 385 A Kennels 194 Kitchen, home service. . .198 Kitchen, model 1024 Kittens 279A Knitting bags. 182 Knitting instruction 31 Knives, hunting 1047 Kodak repairing. 187 Kodaks and supplies 191 Labels, garden 1029 Lace ; 107-236 Lace appraisal .36 Lace cleaning and repair- ing ; 36 Lacemaking, instruction.. 107 Ladders 88 Lamps 41-112-178-243- 284^306-405 Lamp bases 112-1033 Lamp shades. .268-296-306- 405 Hand painted 152 Parchment 41 Lamp shields 268 Laundries: Collar and cuff 141 Law books 28 Leather* Art goods.... 285-293-452 Bags 62 Mats, floor 6 Novelties.... 275-293-1007 Screens. 452 Life extension 239 Lighting experts 218 Lighting fixtures. . .122-256- 284-394 For pictures 140 Linen, hand-blocked 293 Italian 422 Item No. Lingerie 240 See also Underwear Locksmith 92A Lolly pops 1022 Looms 408 Luggage 62 Lustre china 99-112 Mackinaws 1056 Magazines: Aeronautical 4 Back numbers. 1-447-1025 Foreign 57 Mailing and addressing. . . 9 Manicures Mantelpieces 171-418 Maternity apparel 278 Maple sugar 1008-1017- 1031-1070 Maple syrup 1017 Maps: Aeronautical 4 Old 221 Marble: Architectural 134^232 Carving.. 35-118-339 Ecclesiastical 134-232 Pedestals 224 Marine: Hardware 112A Roof garden 55 Supplies 112A Marmalade 338 Match box holders 79 Mats: Floor 6 Leather table 293 Sole leather 6 Meals sent out 198 Meats cooked to order. .371 A Meat specialties.. .374-1057- 1074 Medals ; 113A Medical supplies 197 Memorial tablets 232-216 Men's clothing . .63A-1056- 1067 Metal art work. 25-126-1083 Military goods: New 17-353 Second hand 29 Military museum 29 Millends,silk,velvet,wool 322 Item No. V .'f r Millinery 37-91-144-147-264 Mineral waters 290 Mirrors 243-301 Moccasins, lined 1043 Molasses candy 1039 Monograms, hand-em- broidered 211 Motion picture machines. 155 Mourning goods 147 Movie machines 155 Museum, military 29 Mushroom farm 1046 Nautical instruments. . . .300 Navy goods 17 Neckwear, men's 63A Needlework 299 Night lights 293 Nursery furnishings 390 Nurses 197 Nurses* uniforms 309 Nuts 82-177-266-1071 Oil heaters 284 Orchids 318 Oriental rugs. . 76-320 Out-of-door furniture. . . .339 Paintings: American artists 349 Sporting 2 Panels, art silk, hand- painted 72 Paper: Bags 173 Wallpaper 156-249 Parchment lamp shades. . .41 Pastry, French. 206- 106-1 39- 145 Patterns 439 Pearl repaired 237 Pencils to order 203 Pennants 12 Percolators 185 Perennials 1018 Pergolas 175 Periodicals, foreign 57 Permanent wave. . . 189-300A Permanent wave 189 Persian antiques 287 Persian kittens 279A Pewter ware 1077 Philadelphia scrapple . . . 1074 Photographs, character 34-92-146 Item No. Photographs, children's.377A Photographs, commercial 77-450 Photographs copied 26 Photographs of men 262 Photographs restored 26 Photographic supplies. .. .191 Pickles 1009 Picture frames 182-301- 310-372 Picture lighting 140 Picture puzzles 299 Pictures 138-349 Pillows 385B Pinking 151 Pipes: Boiling 47 Repairing 47-444 Smoking 260 To order 444 Unpainted 444 Plant preserving 297 Plants 225-263-1018 Plaques . . 84^1 13 A-2 10-2 16- 253 Plaster, art.. 84-1 13-2 10-253 Play houses 194 Pleating 151 Poles, flag 88 Ponies, Shetland 1035 Pool tables .69 Porcelain: Chinese 389 Danish 362 Porcelains, colored 112 Porcelain table tops Portable houses 54-194 Porto Rico products 341 Portraits, character. . . 34r-92- 146 Portraits copied and re- stored 26 Portraits of children . . . 377 A Portraits of men 262 Posters 399 Pottery. . . . 5A-161-182-362- 422-448-1026 Poultry 374-383 Prints American 343 Japanese 65-343 Miscellaneous 113-372 Sporting 2-1079 « i Item No. Printers: Booklets 356B-436 Miscellaneous. . .3563-436 -454 Posters 399 Printing from negatives. .191 Properties, amateur 70 Quilts, art 1082 Rabbit clothes 1013 Racquets restrung 129 Rag rugs... 132-239A Rattan furniture 1080 Razors 1023 Razors sharpened 438 Red Cross garments 309 Reed furniture 348 Refrigerators 52-1050 Reindeer steak 190 Relics, military 29 Remodeling clothes. . 186-199 Remodeling hats 233 Restaurants: Colonial 136 French . .21-30-58-60-231 -330-332-432 Hawaiian 220 Italian .15-30-71-1 16-1 1 7- 142-168-245-326- 347-352-388 Japanese 20 Miscellaneous 49-85-94 108-149-150-162- 163-188-190-215- 242-244-331-356- 387-429-457-460- 462-464 Roof. 55 Russian 367 Spanish 30-75 Ribbons: Road houses and inns.. 1004- 1021-1040-1046-1054- 1061-1063-1064-1066- 1078-1081 Roof gardens 55 Rubber stamps Ill Rugs: Hand-woven 132-431 Hooked 132-431 Oriental 76-320 Rag 239A-422 Russian goods .246-365-366 Item No. Saddlery goods 275 Sails to order 102 Salad charts 1024 Sample gowns 279 Sausage 1074 Scarfs 107-132-212-246- 304-363-421 Schools: Automobile 396 Dancing 86 Drawing 1020A Golf.. 252 Knitting ' 31 Lacemaking 107 Metal craft 1020A Out-of-door 86A Painting 1020A Sculpture 1020A Swimming 102A Weaving 408 Scones, Scotch 292 Scrapple 1074 Screens, fire 424 Screens, leather 452 Screens, silk, hand- painted 72 Sculptors: Bronze 89 Taxidermy 90 Second-hand military goods 29 Shampooing 174 Shanties 88 Shetland ponies 1035 Shields, lamp 268 Ship chandlers 112A Shirt hospital 378 Shirts 333-358 Shoe information 73 Shoe laces 358 Shoe repairing 308 Shoes: Correctional 133-326A Hunting... 1003-1027-1067 Juvenile 288 farrow 379 Theatrical 80-179 Ladies'.. 179-208 Shoes repaired 308 Shotgun cleaners 1047 Shotgun shells 433 Shrubs 225-263 Sickroom supplies 197 V c f t f 1 Item No. Silhouettes 382 Silk: Hand-blocked 293 Hand-painted 72 Hand-woven 132 Mill ends 322 Silver, special work . . 228-280 Skates 100 Sleeping bags 1037 Slippers 158 Slogans 376B Smocks. 419 Smokers' article? 260 Smoking tobacco 307-351 Snow shoes 1041 Socks 325 Soda water 193 Spanish restaurants . . .30-75 Sparrow traps 1016 Sporting goods. .27-129-1041 Sporting paintings and prints 2 Sport suits 391-1056 Spots removed 87 Squash racquets 129 Squash racquets restrung. 129 Spring waters 290 Stained glass 232 Stamps, postage 376 Steamer baskets 61 Stockings 325 Stone, artificial, etc 210-227-253-339 Stone cutters 227-253 Stool pigeons 1048 Sugar, maple. . . .1008-1017- 1031-1070 Suits ready made 247 Suits to order 425 Sun dials 201 Surgical: Dressings 197 Instruments 226 Supplies 197 Swimming: Instruction 102A Pool 102A Tablets 216-232 Taffy .68 Taxidermy 90 Teakettles 185 Item No. Tea rooms. 3-8-1 1-24-46-50- 51-59-64^75-93-98A- 101-110-114-115-128- 148-159-160-180-183- 188-195-214-220-271- 272-276-277-311-315- 316-323-324-329-335- 345-354-359-360-367- 369-371-375-384-409- 410-414-459 Telephone book covers. . .293 Tennis racquets 385 Tennis racquets restrung. 129 Tents 27 Theatres 164-344 Theatrical costumes 33 Theatrical properties 70 Theatrical shoes 80 Tied-dyeing 363 Tiles 5A-417 Tintypes copied 26 Tintypes restored 26 Tobacco ..307-351 Tortoise shell repaired. . .237 Toys..lO-44-99-282-373-377 ^390441-1007 Traveling bags 62 Trellises 62 A Trees 1068A Tree surgeons 1002 A Trunks 62 Tulips 263-1034 Tunics 42-363-463 Turkish paste 266-355 Umbrellas repaired 205 Underwear 42-240-254 Uniforms: Butlers' 464A Maids' 309-464A Nurses' and Red Cross.309 Upholstery and trimmings 261 Urns 283 Vases 5A-236-1026 Velour, hand-blocked .... 293 Velvet, mill ends 322 Venetian glass 448 Waists..... 248 Walking sticks 350 Wall paper 156-249-413 Item No. Watches, miniature 105 Watch repairing 166 Water colors 445 Water plants 1018 Waterproofing, cloth 411 Waters, mineral 290 Weather vanes 16-131 Weavers. .243-408^31-1075 Weaving school 408 Whole wheat flour and crackers 1030 Wigs 465 Willow: Baskets Furniture 258 Windmills 1015 Window: Boxes 5 A Shades 319 Item No. Window: Shades cleaned or re- stored 376A Windows, ornamental. . .232 Women's apparel. 14-42-184- 247-248-254-278-279- 296-299-363-391-425- 428^35-463-91A- 268A-268B Wooden boxes 157 Wood workers. 7-35-126-182 Wool yarn. .. .31-45-170-192 Woolens, mill ends 322 Wrought iron: Italian 5A-243 Ornamental. .126-131-207- 342-418 Spanish 243 X-ray 125 Yacht supplies 112A Yarn 31-45-170-192 V A HOW TO FIND THE LOCATION OF A SHOP IN NEW YORK FROM THE STREET NUMBER A method for easily finding the approximate location of any number on any north and south street in New York City. Rule — Put down the number; cancel the last figure; divide by two and add or subtract the following key: Avenues A to D add 3 Avenues 1 and 2 add 3 Third Avenue add 10 Fourth Avenue add 8 Fifth Avenue add 17 Sixth Avenue add 6 Seventh Avenue add 12 Eighth Avenue add 9 Ninth Avenue add 13 Tenth Avenue add 14 Eleventh Avenue add 15 Lexington Avenue add 22 Park Avenue add 34 Madison Avenue add 26 Columbus Avenue add 60 Amsterdam Avenue add 59 Broadway subtract 31 For example, suppose you wish to go to 1425 Broadway and therefore want to know its approximate location. Put down 1425. Strike off the last figure (5). Divide the re- mainder by two, producing 71. Apply the key (minus 31) 71-31=40th Street. fX. ^^ mammmm 1^ Important Notice : In using this booklet, other shops will doubtless occur to you which, because of distinctive char- acter, artistic wares or unique service rendered, should be included. We realize that this edition is neither perfect nor complete — first editions never are. We hope to make our next as perfect as may be, and we want your help in so doing. If you know of any shop, store or craftsman who should, in your opinion, be included in our next booklet, send the name and address NOW on the coupon attached to the foot of this page. If we find after investigation that our judgment agrees with yours, we will return the compliment by sending you a copy of our next edition gratis. I m Tear off along dotted line and mail. Unusual Shops (A Thousand and One) Room 916, 30 East 42nd Street, New York City. ^ Dear Sir: I suggest that you include the following in your next edition ^ - Signed Address r ^ Neither the author nor publisher guarantees the accuracy of the information contained in this booklet. It is believed to be accurate, but it is manifestly impossible to warrant statistical in- formation of this character. Neither can we guarantee the products or service of the sellers. It is suggested that addresses be verified where possible by consulting a telephone book, as small shops are likely to change their locations. If you wish additional copies of this booklet for gift purposes and cannot obtain them from your favorite book-seller, send us your name and address on the coupon below and we will give prompt attention to your inquiry. Tear ofF along dotted line and mail. Unusual Shops (A Thousand and One). Room 916 — 30 East 42nd Street, New York City. Dear Sir: Please advise where I may obtain additional copies of your interesting booklet. Signed Address. foil f Si&ifl3!**t A .**-#■ COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LIBRARY This book is due on the date indicated below, or at the expiration of a definite period after the date of borrowing, as provided by the rules of the Library or by special ar- rangement with the Librarian in charge. \ DATE BORROWED DATE DUE DATE BORROWED DATE DUE (/ C2S(2S»)MI00 -i:. ^'T-*, I J i D254.5 UnS Unusual Shops A thousand and one \ E**5 COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY 0032053487 • t ^33 FEB 161994 APfiumt r4^> ■■m m :.S9i i.i^' m --J"'