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The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber x Co. Dee. 20
Two considerations have bulled
wheat a. e so far today. First. the La
Sale street leaders persistently took
the offerings OF the local trade. first
at s5la and later at s5h during yes
terday's session. This left the trade
baled out, as the brokers express IT
second, the drouth condition for the
growing crop in the southwest is be-
coming more serious and was empha-
sized by long account published IN
the ST Louis Globe Democrat calling
the outlook the worst in 20 years. Pos
siblv there has been little buying
OF wheat here on southwest orders
Orerings in the pit were light at the
start and this advance has been easily
asta blished
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
|lRs FIRE HALL
ON HURLBUT AVE.
5hdge Murphy Issues Injunction
Holding Deeds Restrict Prop
erty to Residences.

Judge Murphy handed down a de-
cision. Tuesday morning. restraining
the board OF fire commissioners from
proceeding with the erection OF a fire
kall on Hurlbut-aye. near kercnevai'
The court holds that the deeds 10
fhe lots on which II was proposed TO
build the fire hall restricted the use OF
the property TO residences
Residents In the vicinity have been
'1shting against the fire hall FOR
months. suit being brought In the
names OF Mark w. Allan, F. c. Ken
nedy. Ii. A. Vet.er and Geirge r.
Clark
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
TEN PIE.

All Templegoers known Claude and
Fannie Usher and Spareribs. and the
little playlet of tender pathos and
pugilistic jargon called "Fasins De-
cision." so that both players and audi
ence took IL as matter OF course
that much applause should greet them
on their opening appearance. Monday
afternoon.
Spareribs is such well.behaved
dog, acting his part OF the forlorn and
lonesome doggle in so quiet and do
cile a manner. that when II comes
time to take his curtain call the joy
business OF his wagging tall and his
alert little face is quite revelation.
Miss Usher is as effective as ever in
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
BARGAINS AT BRUSHABER'S.
Special Sale Of ChiIdren's Sets An.
nounced for ToniQht

Furniture buyers who are looking
for bargains should visit the two big
Brushaber stores, the east side, Nos
295-263 Gratiot-ave.. and the west side
store Nos. 147-155 Michigan-ave. Both
have pretty display OF household
articles and furniture suitable for hoi.
day gifts. The firm announces a spe-
cial sale on children's sets for tonight.
Owing to the increase in Christmas
shopping, the Brushaber stores will
remain upon until 10 o'clock every
night this week. All goods purchased
will be delivered before Sunday morn
ing
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
VIII Attempt Lone Balloon rrlp.

q NEW YORK, Dec. 20--In the hope
of breaking the worlds distance record
Cor balloon travel. LEROY Taylor, New
York clubinan. will shortly sail the
largest spherical balloon ever con.
CONSTRUCTED from Waco. Texas. The
baIloonist hopes 10 sail in The general
<6irection of New York. The balloon
NH Be heavily provisioned 10 guard
nnainst mishaps In the deserts and will
have a lifting capacity Of 1900
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21

Reported for The Times by Paine,
Weber x Co, Dec. 20
There were good fractional advances
in a number OF the more active issues
during the early mornings trading on
the stock exchange. The tone heiS
strong until Weakness developed in
Lehigh Valley on rumors that the divl-
dend would not be increased az much
as expected and this adversely affected
the general list which lost a greater
part OF the early advance. SO far.
however. as the movement OF prices
was concerned. there was little OF In
terest with the usual profe ssional ele-
ment constituting the bulk OF the
business
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
$137, 450 FOR LAPEER HOME.
Board Of Control Asks Funds for Adolf
tionaI Accommodations.

LANSING. Mich, Dec. 20.-The
board OF control of the home for the
feeble-minded and epileptic at Lapeer.
in it's biennial report to Gov. Warner.
urges that the legislature grant $137.-
$50 for improvements and additional
accommodations To care for large
number of children who have been
tuition.
There were 1000 inmates when the
report was compiled June 30. at the
conclusion OF the fiscal year. DR..
George l.. Chamberlain. the superin.
tendent. says there are more than 100
applications on file at the present
time.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
$500 FIRE AT CARP LAKE.
General Store Is Burned to Ground
In VILLAGE Near Petoskey.

PETOSKEY, Mich, Dec. 90
I(SpeciaD-Fire broke out at Carp
Lake this morning and burned TO
the ground the frame building, own
ed by w. G. McComb, of Grand Ra-
pids, and occupied by NJ. NJ Hunt.
as general store. The insurance OF
$500 on the building and $4,000 on
the stock nearly cover the loss.
IL is thought that short circuit
IL responsible for the blaze which
had gained such Roadway that no
emcient method OF fighting IL could
be provided.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
SUICIDE IDENTIFIED.
Man Who Shot Self at Addison
Switch Is VIM. Jwrkjewicz.

Switch Is VIM. Jwrkiewicz.
The body OF the man found dying
near the Addison switch, out Mich.
1gan-ave.. last Saturday night, and
who passed away soon after being
discovered, was identified. Tuesday
as William Jwrkiewlcz. 80 years old.
He shot himself twice through the
head.
His brother, Thomas, who identi-
Ned the body, says William was des.
pendent because he lost a position
he had held for ~ years He lived
with his father, who has farm on
the Military-road, one miles north OF
Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
BUTTER AID EGGS.

Butter Creameries. extras. 30hc:
frsts 2Skc: dairy butter. 23c; packing
stock, zoe III.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included. 81 y doz. Receipts Tuesday
were $40 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
Markets and Finance

thyseed: Prime spot. 10 bags 1t IS.
Barley Sample, cars at 80 per cwt.
Receipts In the Detroit market Tues
day were cars OF wheat. 10 OF corn. b
OF oats, / Of barley and OF rye. WITH
drawals were440 bbls OF flour. Stocks
are All, 5sl bu OF wheat. 1871 ,6gI bu or
corn. l3l,l26 bu OF oats and 33,lls bu
OF rye.
European wheat visible supply. g.
$50. 900 bu decrease.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000
bu, against 52l 900 bu "A year ago,
Exports or wheat and flour were oo,-
900 bu.
Liverpool wheat closed unchanged to
Worlds wheat visible decrease. -
01s.ooo bu; year ago. 100000 bu de-
crease
Louis. o. 900 bu. against $1,000 bu a
year ago: Kansas Sity. "a cars. against
81 year ago; WinniPes. 100 ears.
against :to; Duluth. III cars, AGAINST
So. Minneapolis. 2ss cars. against 2'9.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
and Dee. se,sc: May. siOO, July. s5sc
Corn: Cash and Dec. a. ,sc. May,
~ sc; July. sohe; Oats Cas- hand
Rye Rye SS .. s Sc: No IS !. SOC sony ciever-
seed: Cash. Dec, and March, .sl5
April. $3.50; Feb, ssal5: oct, *5.76;
.sss Timothysesd' Prime and and, pee !.
,4e3 Butter esss and hay unehans-
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO Dec 2Q-Grain opening.
Dec. wheat opened &c higher. May un-
changed Dec and May corn unchang-
ed Dec. oats of nc. May unchanged.
Provisions were fractionslly higher.
Noon All grains took jump dur
ing the morning Dec wheat went ap
sc, May up sc. Dec corn advanced
nc. May up sc. Dec. and May oats
i.c higher
Close: Dec and May wheat closed
with an advance of &C for the days
trading Dec. and May corn up re;
Dec and May oats gained isc Pro-
visions showed fractional advances
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
Nan Scout Jnker-

Tom DAILY, former Brooklyn player
and scout, has been signed to scout
for the Maps. DAILY played second
base for Brooklyn and was sent 10
Milwaukee because he joked too much
on the eo1i 6aJd.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO Dec. Coulter: Extras
zoe: frsts. 25c dairy extras. csc: frsts
23c. Eggs: Prime frsts, sic. hrsts
Americas. l4a. q l5c. Live poultry:
Fowls. 10410l1c: ducks. 13g131ac;
geese. l1g IL nc
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
At JUAREZ.

First Race furlongs, selling, maid.
ems: Red Lass 1903; Chemulpo. l0s
Canaha, los; Found1eld, los, football
saw, los; Ovenita. los; Nene Won, los
Second Race furlongs, selling
Catharine Scott. l01; Marcus. lO4; Kyle
I0I; SainfoX, 104; Ramon Carona. iO7
Rio Pecos. ia; The Wolf. 10
Third Races furlongs, selling: Irri-
gator 100; McNally. 100. St Kilda, IO5
Cheswardine, 1916. Coblesleill. 1O5 st
Joe, lOo; Doc. Allen, 1905 Rather Royal
100; Spooner l0S. Red Hussar. 1903
Fourth RaCe-6 furlongs selling
Bonnie Prince Charlie. 105: Sink
Springs. l05. Creston. 1917: Milpitas. los
Elder, l12. Mauretania, ll2
Fifth Race-511 furlongs, selling
Little Friar 10l; Stalwart Lad, lOf
Vanity Fair. 101; Ilzie. los: Butterball
1906 The Hague 107
Sixth Race-5la furlongs selling
SILK, 100; Napa Nick, 1O2: Jeann,
Dare. 10s; Annual Interest. 100 DIV,
smiley Ito; Del Crusader. l12; Al Mill
err lib. ChapulteDeC l5
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-Openinx.

Dr Hssf st sfi;sf' Ls' ''f bes a'gS..
S Sss 1900 ss .Soe st ears ss si4w
s SO; good prime. ], 800 TO 1.ioo-ib steers,
s55oa DC, best LOO TO l.2oo-lb. shipping
steers. s525g5.7s; medium BUTCHER
light butcher nSSe steers. sa.s5as: best TAT
cows $450g5: fair to good cows. So?
"a: common TO medium do. S2.76 %: :
s5oa5s5; good Fat heifers. ,45Ca5:
fair TO good do. sac AS; stock heifers.
$350Q4; best feeding steers. dehorn-
sS MEDIUM .ocs S goo. al s srsds:
s3.75a4: best bulls. s475a525 bolos-
ne bulls. 3404.50; stock bulls S3.754
s25 fancy meg mixers ,sS and sDrinsers se9
ssringers. $4,000: common to good do.
Hogs Receipts, Is cars: steady;
heavy and workers.. 's.lo9s lS; pigs
Sheep and Lambs: Receipts, % cars.
dull; best lambs, rs q $40: year
lings. s4.75g5 wethers. S4g 4.2S: ewes.
Calves: s5dl050
EAST BUFFALO-CIose.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y, Dec. 20
Cattle: Receipts. ESQ head; market.
er grades. isas25. Calves: Receipts
200 head. market. slow, 75c lower;
Gull TO choice. 1915 q 1925. Sheep and
receipts, o,VVV hcN,
slow and lower; choice lambs. Sc. rs -
e3s; Gull to fair. S525Qs; sheep. ta1s
44l0. Hogs: Receipts, 1850 head;
market. active and steady; workers..
ss.10Qs.15: pigs. 3s.l5TS.?5; mixed.
SS10IS.15. heavy, S1OUslo; roughs,
s7g725; stays. ss@6.76.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Dec. 2o.-Hogs Receipts. 5000; mar
ket. slow and steadyS mixed and
butchers. $40 7.I5: good heavy. ~ 80
Q7.75; rough heavy. $3.50 7.46; light.
1880 no. pigs. $500 775. Cattle:
Receipts, 5000; market. strong; beeves
$45597.25. cows and heifers. 81 400
els. stockers and feeders. So. $50;
Texans. s4.20g 80, calves, 81 rs q O. 20
sheep: Receipts, 1000; market, strong ;
native, $3.50 q 80. western. Sass 40 ,
lambs, $i25g $50; western. $475 1850
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Dec. 20.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts, 1000; So l0c lower. mediums
and heavies $3.50; workers. 1925; pigs
and lights ssqs.l0 Cattle Receipts
cars steady Lambe Receipts, 10
cars. ss25 Calves; Receipts 100; $40
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21

her part of the ragged little waif,
whose father was pugilist and the
man who put her would be benefactor
ont OF the ring When, she comes
to Jim Fagins house with Spareribs
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
AT JACKSONVILLE.

First Race-Selling. 2-year- old. sly
furlongs Choptank. 9y Trait, l0i:
Busy Miss, l04; Coletta. lO6 Morning
Song. loo. Golden. 100 Agnar, 1917;
Brass Buttons. l07. Lavender Lad, lO7
Discomfort. 1909, Evia, l0y Ben Lo-
mond, ll2i kingpin, ll2, Fort Worth
liz; Double Five. ll2.
Second kace-Selling. 3-ycar-olds and
up, mile and 20 yards: Flashing, iOI,
kempton Park. 1O4 Spindle. lO4 Made
line l., l0i; OEm, lOi; Sebastian. lO7.
Don Dlaz, lO7; Austin Sturtevant. lOg
Thifd Race year-old and up mile
Col Ashmeade, lO4. Longhnnd IO4.
Tanunda. lO4, Princelike, lO4; Alfred
The Great, l07; Compton. lO7t PuIka.
lOI Or. Holzberg. l09; The squire. 100
Leamence. ll2
Fourth RaCe--St Hing 3-year-old and
W.. 6l4 furlongs Sandrian 80: Mexo-
ana, 80. Ragman, lOl. Ozana lOS: Font
101, lack Palmer, 107: Pulka 1O7: carl
ton G.. los. Tom Hayward, no
Fifth Race-3 year. old and up. q
furlongs Detroit. 104; Starboard IO4,
Henry Crosscaddin. Zoe Mark Anthony
Il,lO6, T.. + Shipp. 100. Eye Bright
100. PocOtaligo. loo. Bat Masterson
100: Joe Gaitens 1i2
sixth Race-Selling. all ages, mile
Gold oak, 80 Sam Matthews, go Amer.
icaneer. los; ROseburg H.. 100 Dusty
So Banbury 106, Sou. 101 sligo. lO2
Weather. clear; track fast
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
BUSINESS NOTES.

The report Of the Lake Shore Rail-
way for October shows the same in
crease in expenditures without a1y
corresponding growth in gross earn
ings that has been shown throughout
the year. The Lake Shore shows an
increase in operating revenue for Oc-
tober amounting TO S91 ,53S while oper-
ating expenses increased 1921, 310,
making the decrease in net Operating
income S590.40S. The gross earnings
OF the Wabash increased SCOTT dur
ing October. while expenses increased
$l6S,S14.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21


contai lining list ma n
a. $3.50. -. $500.
Penob scot
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21

A. A. Schantz, general manager of
the Detroit and Cleveland line, is back
from Europe with some advanced
ideas about the commercialization of
the aeroplane. Mr.. Schantz says: Il
am satisfied that it will be only a
short time before airships will be
available for regular trips" Mr..
Schantz is general manager of the re-
Gently organized Detroit and Cleve-
land Aerial Navigation Co. So far
aerial counterparts OF the City or
Cleveland are not contemplated. but IL
is Intended 10 get An airship that can
be relied on to carry two or three
passengers for emergency trips.
The Wholesalers and Manufacture
ers' association held their regular
quarterly meeting and banquet In the
Hotel Cadillac. Monday evening. Talks
were given by Henry NJ. Leland, OF the
Cadillac Motor Car Co, and James +.
Davis. Mr.. Leland spoke on the Flu
ture OF the Motor Car" and made the
prophecy that horses would be as
scarce in ten years as the automo biles
we're ten years ago. In the business
session which preceded the speeches
the main topic OF discussion was the
for an amalgamation with
the Board OF Commerce. There was
considerable opposition TO the plan
but no decision was reached. IL viii
be taken up again In the annual meet
ing. The resignation Of Paul Leake
as secretary OF the association was
accepted, to take immediate effect.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21

Appies-75c Qsl25 per bu. saso94
per Dbl; western apples, S2.25 g275.
Bsnsnss-Good shipping stock. $3.50
U250. according TO quality
CeIeTy--Home. grown. is q 900 doz
CauIinower-Califor s3.2sQ $50
per crate. sl.75q2 per doz.
Csbbage-sl 80 per Dbl
California Fruits-Grapes, 3l.75 Q225
per box. pears. s3.50a4 per box.
Cheese - Michigan fats. l71lI Us,
York State. lie. Limburger. l6h p
SWISS. 2la 22c: imported. do. 2sGsoc
Cranberries - Late Howes. se9s50
pei p. Se. .psS Ssl 81 sase per h. rards
Dressed CaIyes-Fancy. ilQl2c per
lib; common. so loo Id
Dressed Ho.:-sgsAc ID
Figs-Imported. new, IL u Ice per 10:
California, 36c per box.
Fresh yexesssiss5Cueum6ers. hot hot
q 80 per doz; rad fishes. dollhouse.
green peppers, loq5oc per basket;
per os sa ea p Sn Sa psI
ships 6oqs5c. per bu; beets. soc per
bu; turnips soc Per bu. tomatoes. Cali
fornia. ssSe L per box .,w,.. ,,a
per basket
crepe Fruit-Florida. ss7s@4 case.
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying the
new. sI69Is5O: No. Timothy, $3.50
i: 90; elo.yer's mixed. s1S@leso; rye
wagons on the city markets ranged
from $1s422, as to quality.
Hides--No. i cured. &c: No. / green,
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
PRODUCE.

The poultry market is taking on "a
holiday appearance Receipts were not
as heavy as some expected, but never
theless there was a lot OF poultry in
sight. both live and dressed. and tho
demand was equal to the supply. The
Elgin butter market was unchanged
Eggs were let down cent yesterday
the market probably feeling the
pressure OF the large storage stocks
The hide market was of a fraction
again. New Bermudas potatoes made
their first appearance this morning
starting of at SO bushel.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-21
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

-Ex-dividend T5c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-25

Women's Gauze Sleeveless Vests
tape neck and arms. Regular 1Oc DC
values. Sale price. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Childrens Knitted Waists, double a
strapped seams double row of buttons nc
Ali sizes. Regular 19c values. Sale price.
Childrens Gauze Vests sleeveless -
taped neck and arms. Regular 1Oc val sc
Boys Balbrtggan and Duofod Knitted In
derwear shirts high neck and short ~E
sleeves: drawers knee length. All ZSC
sizes. Regular soc values. Sale price
Womens Pure Lisle Otis Make Gauze Vests
sleeveless, silk taped neck and arms: finished
with silk crochet edge around neck ~
sleeves. Subject to slight imperfections. ZSC
Regular 5Oc values Sale price.
Womens Gauze Lise Union Suits taped
neck and arms. Lace trimmed pants. M
r e gular soc values Sale VVC
Womens Lisle and Cotton Union Suits, fine
and swiss ribbed Silk tapped neck and arms;
tight or umbrella knee pants Regular %
and extra sizes Values worth up S1hC
Sl.VV- odle price.
Womens Hose, all black. black with half and
Rssus5 s. Sale S3s7 l2c
Women's Hose. plain black and tan: also
effects, and black tan with white =H/
pries dots. worth is'.e pair Sale |Rc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-25
3=Day Sale OF Hosiery and Underwear.
Greatest Values Ever Known in Washington.


Women's Extra Fine All-over Lace Hose. in
grade. with double heel and toe. AS H.
sorted patterns Regular Csc values. ~
100 dozen Women's Fine Black Mercerzed
Lisle Hose, with four ply heel and toe. 0E
Warranted to give entire satisfaction. DOC
Regular soc values. Sale price, pair
(Three pairs for $1,000
Lot of Women's Fancy and Plain Hose black
and fancy colored boot and au-over laces: Plain
Hose. in black white. TAM navy, light blue, hello
and all other leading shades Regular Ms
Soc and soc values. Sale price. ZSC
Women's Extra Fine Quality Black en-
Boot Lace Lisle Hose, regular and extra eOVDC
sizes Sale price. pair. ................
Womens Pure Silk Hose, with double sole
heel and toe Also with four-inch garter
hens. In black. pink white light blue <~
and all leading shades. Values worth GDyG
$1:j and $3.50 pair. Sale price.
Women's Fine Cobweb Gauze Lisle
Hose. in black, pink. white, light blue. e
hello. tan and others. Worth &c. Sale 4 DC
price. pair
Children's Xxi Black Ribbed Lisle Hose. good
S:sss . ,sss: 81; 5 8
WOmens Boot Lace Lise Hose.
pretty patterns double heel and toe; ME
also garter tops. Regular 35c values. ZSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-25

Women's Lisle Union Suits low neck
sleeveless. silk tape neck and arms:
deep umbrella rufles of lace good <~
elastic quality and perfect fitting Reg 'mVC
ular $1.25 values Sale price .......
Womens Fine Ribbed Lsle finish Shirts silk
tape neck and arms: long sleeves. high neck
and short sleeves; also low neck. and
sleeveless. Perfect shaped garment: silk ~.
crochet around neck. Regular soc vail ZSC
Womens Pure Lisle Gauze Vests. fine i'm
ported Swiss ribbed; low neck. sleeveless. with
shield and wing sleeves lace trimmed edges and
deep crocheted Jokes Silk tape neck N=
and arms. Regular 15c values. Sale .1SC
price
Women's Pure Lisle and Silk Vests low neck
and sleeveless; plain deep hand-cro- IN
cheted yokes. Regular s1O0 value. Sale eSQDC
Women's Lace trimmed and Tight Knee
Pants with French bands; also shirts with high
neck. long and short sleeves. Silk a
taped neck and arms. Regular csc val II nc
ues. sale price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WOmen's Low Neck and Sleeveless Silk
TAPPED Neck and Arm Vests with narrow crochet
edge around neck and Also
embroidered yokes, in white. pink a NH/
Women's Low Neck Sleeveless Vests. 4 N
lar 15c values. Sale price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-25

Children's Extra Fine Ribbed Hose with
full fashioned foot double heel. 4 MI
and knee. All sizes. Regular 25c II ZENC
values Sale price, pair. ........ -
Children's Plain, Lace and Plaid Top Socks
also Misses and Boys Plain and
Ribbed Hose. in black, white and N0/
colors. Values worth up to 35c. II ZlNG
sale price, pair -
Infants Socks. plain black and white: K,
10c values Sale price. .................-..
Infants Tan and Black Fine Ribbed Mer-
cerized Isle Hose. good elastic
s: 81: e. s';;:'3is 's.' s':i: 2c
Boys and Girls Xxi and xxi Black
Ribbed Stockings, with double heel. toe n NJ
and knee. Warranted to wear Worth VIZ
15c pair. Sale price. Observation-Disclosures.
Infants Fine Ribbed Back Stockings, -
very elastic quality. Sizes from to sig. NJ
Regular 1212c values. Sale price. pair.
Women's Hose, all black; some
with half whole feet,
others in Rembrandt and Richelieu a MI +
Sale price, pair. Observation-Disclosures. H.
Womens Boot and All-over Lace Hose: also
Fancy Colored Hose, in boot and all-over effects
plain and brilliant Isle and fine cotton -DR
hose Regular soc values. Sale price, e0SC
(Three pairs for $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-25
Extra Specialize Pieces Only
SOC Natural Tam Diagonal Il On
Shantlumg POmgee = LEV

Did YOU hear of such silk bargain? We think
The importer had only pieces left after filling his regular
and he closed them fraction OF regular
inches sikthe
Ideal
sinende for seashor mount ain
is
partm tomor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-25
iant Gathering OF Extra Big Features Thursdays Bargain Salt
GIRLS DRESSES,
NO. for $l.75 and
O& So Values

GIRLS DRESSES of white Per-
sian lawn and India linon Waists
trimmed with lace, embroidery and
tucks. Made with high and Dutch
necks. Skirts have deep hens.
Sizes from 6 to IA years. Worth
$50.
GIRLS DRESSES Of good quail
ity Bingham, chambray and per-
Gale. Plain and striped effects:
mae jumper style, with Dutch
and high necks; neatly trimmed;
all full plated skirts Sizes from
to IA years. Worth $2.CO.
Choice at CSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-25
SOC Hair Brushes,
Choice at
25C

A big lot of Hair Brushes-aH
good quality. including the widely
advertised Sanitary Porsly
Brushes, which are never sold for
less than SOC.
The Porslyn Brushes have white
enamel face.
All Solid Back. Pure Bristle Hair
Brushes. hardwood finish in ebony,
foxwoOd, and olive wood.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-04-04
The Deadiiness of the House FIv

The largest possible success is
to be desired for the CAMPAIGN
against the house fly. In spite
Of its familiarity and in spite of
all the jokes about it, that insect
is one of the deadliest foes of
man, responsible for more deaths
than all the mad dogs and poi
sonous serpents in the world.
The largest measure of success
which has been attained in the
determination of MOSQUITOES
gives hope for similar results in
dealing with this all but univer.
sal purveyor Of filth and disease.
Let us do all we can to keep
our homes and premises free
from filth and which is the
breeding place OF flies and in the
meantime keep them out of our
homes and away from our food
by having our houses properly
projected with screen doors and
WINDOW screens.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-04-04
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Best Foreign and American
Companies.
S. H. HAMILTON,
Agent.
GENERAL NEWS

The Rev, R. A. Hafer, of Trim
ity Evangelical Lutheran church,
Jersy City, has written his con-
gregation that badness forces
him to retire from the ministry.
He cannot wear his hat in the
pulpit and he cannot preach bare
headed, he says, without catch
ing cold. He preached his fare
we'll sermon Sunday.
Richmond, Va, March 28-
Combining the skill of experts
with the simplest Of methods,
thieves last night or early this
morning robbed the vault in the
Office of the cashier at the Rich
mond postoffice of stamps esd
mated to be worth about s85, coo
and incidentally carried Oft sl6l
in cash belonging to the payroll
fund. Two Of the burglars were
captured in New York Tuesday