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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
PETTICOATS

48c-Nainsook. Lawn fiounce,
tucked and embroidery ruff
he, lawn underlay.
S8c-Cambric. Lawn fiounce
of hemstitched tucks; dust
ruffe.
79c-Cambrlc. Lawn fiounoe,
with three wide hem
stitched tucks and dust
rufie.
70c-Cambric. Deep eyelet
embroidery 1ounce, dust
rufie.
SHc-Cambric. Embroidered
doGnce. edged with en-
broidery. beading and rib
bon.
S3c-Nainsook. Lawn flounce,
tucked eyelet embroidery
ruffle, dust RUNE.
D9c-Nainsook. Lawn fiounce
of pin tucks finished with
tucked embroidery RUNE.
9Dc-Cambric. F1ounce OF
hemstitched tucks and
hemstitched hem.
D0c-Lawn. Flounce with
three Valenciennes lace in
sertions and Valenciennes
lace edge.
9Oc-Nainsook. Tucke d
fiounce of dotted emb-old-
cry.
91c-Cambric. Tucked eye
let embroidery iounce.
DDc-Cambric. Flounce of
dotted embroidery, with
wide eyelet beading above
and ribbon drawn through.
91.29-Cambric. Heavy
blind embroidered fiounce,
underlay with lawn hem
stitched rufle.
$1.29-C a m brio. Lawn
f1ounce or Valenciennes
lace insertion. in fancy de-
sign; ruf1e of lace edge.
&1.20-Fine muslin. Deep
hounce of blind dotted EN-
broidered underlay; EN-
broidered scallop ruf1e.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
EXTRA FARE
PLAN CAUSES
TUBE CRUSH
Many Commuters Fail to Get
Extra "TwO-Cent' Tickets
in Manhattan Tunnel.

Were you in the rush." or rather
tan tubes today. yesterday and Sunday
night? If not, you had better congrat-
ulate yourself. One ex-
pressed his opinion before a large
crowd along Sixth avenue, New York,
today, concluding his speech with, I'VE
ought to use the trolleys and LIS" But
the rush today and ever since the
seven-cent fare has been in existence
was just as heavy, no, heavier, thar
when the old rate of five cents could
carry you to the end at Thirty-third
street.
1t is not only paying the additional
fare hat makes the passengers angry,
but the time lost in getting the two
tickets. The increase does not affect
the downtown tube, however.
Many forgot to purchase the extra
two-cent ticket and on leaving the
stations along Sixth avenue they were
"held up" If one was strong enough,
as was In several cases, he could beat
the company, that is-by making a
for the exit Without the guard
you
AS many as five and six special Off
GERS were installed at each station to-
day to avoid trouble-making.
The big Jam" will begin late this
afternoon, between 5 and Z o'clock. 1t
should be one of the finest CONGESTION
scenes ever beheld In Manhattan in the
tube system
Happy to say, the new fare rate did
not affect the Jersey side. A commu-
ter can ride between any of the rail-
road stations, such as the Pennsy,
Erie and Lackawanna, for a half a
dime.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
DRAWERS

1Oc-C a m b r | C, l.
nounces, hemstitched tucks
and emb, edge.
19c-Cambric Lawn hounce.
hemstitched tucks and
hemstitched hem.
Nainsook. Rufhe of
iucks and torehon edge.
24c-Muslln Rufle of hem
stitched hem and tucks.
24c-Muslin. Tucks and eye
let. embroidery rufhe.
24c-Muslin. Deep lawn
rufhe with Val. insertion.
29c-Cambric. Lawn rufne
of tucks and torchon edge.
2Dc-Nainsook. circular;
small lawn ruffe of tucks
34c-Cambrie. Tucks and
embroidered ruffle.
30c-Cambric. Deep en-
broidered rufne and tucks.
39c-Cambric. Tucked ruff
fe Of fine open ombroid-
cry.
3Dc-Cambric. Tucks and
dainty scalloped and dot
ted embroidery rufhe.
let embroidery ruffe.
3Dc-Nainsook. Circular;
lawn f1ounce of tucks and
hem.
49c-Cambric Tucks; dotted
embroidered ruffie.
40c-Cambric. Lawn hounce
of hemstitched tucks and
hem.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
REFUND
ALLEGED
STEALINGS
MontcIair Boys Friends May
Make Up Amount to Have
Charge Dropped.

Charged with stealing 800 in cash
and a diamond ring and stiekpin worth
$500, 17-year-old II. Murray Kitchen,
OF 115 Lincoln street. Montclair, will be
given a hearing in the West Side Police
Court, New York, at 2 p. m. tomorrow.
His well-to-do friends in Montclair,
including Rev. Harry Emerson Fos-
dick, pastor of the First Baptist
Church, voice their belief that the ar
rest of Kitchen was a mistake.
If he did help himself to any of the
money of John G.. Wadsworth, g civil
engineer. of 756 Seventh avenue. New
York, while his guest Thursday. it will
be made up by his friends and the
charge will probably be dropped.
When arrested yesterday while cav
ing a New York restaurant in company
with a girl, Kitchen said that the had
accompanied Wadsworth to the latter's
home Thursday night and that DIR.
Fielding Thatcher. of New York, whom
he met there, had put a diamond ring
on his hand.
Il woke up some time the mex day
pretty early with all my clothes on.
even my hat" the boy says. "Wads-
worth and Thatcher still were sleeping.
The hall door was wide open. I got up
and went downstairs and got into a
axi to do down to the Guarantee Trust
Company Office to work. And about
this time | looked down and saw the
big diamond ring on my finger.
II put the ring in the safe at the
office right away, and it's there now,
and they can nave it whenever they
wan it. About noon I reached back
In my hip pocket and found the seven
ives and six ones. l wanted to return
the ring and the money, but for the
life of me ] could not remember where
Wadsworth and DR.. Thatcher lived"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
WOMEN TOASTED SANTA TOO OFTEN.

Annie Porter, SS years old. of s Or
ange place, and Margaret Avery, rs
years old, of Montclair. each received a
reprimand and were discharged in the
Second Precinct Police Court today.
where they were arraigned on a charge
of intoxication. This is not the first
appearance for either of the women,
and acting Judge .Oehring declared
that If they came before him again on
a similar charge he would be COM
PEELED to sentence them to a year. His
lecture on temperance was so tuching
that both women were moved to tears.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
UndertdRer's
Santa Gift, Life

KINGSTON. N. Y, Dec. 26.-The gift
of life was the unusual Christmas sur
yesterday. His little child apparently
succumbed in the morning to a serious
illness, and John j.. Murphy, a local
undertaken, was called to arrange the
funeral.
Instead he played the role of Santa
Claus, for while he was making the
preliminary arrangements for the en-
balming of the body he discovered
signs of life. The baby was hurried to
a hospital here and 1t is said that 1t
may ecove
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
CORSET COVERS

1Oc-MusIin. High RV or
square neck. tight fitting.
Trimmed with Val. lace.
1Oc-Heavy muslin. Low or
V neck, tight fitting; I'm
ished with bias band.
Zoe - Nainsook. Trimmed
back and front with wide
torchon lace. ribbon and
bows.
Zoe - Nainsook. Trimmed
with wide ribbon-run en-
broidery.
2~4c-Nainsook. Low round
neck. Yoke of wide ribbon
run embroidered beading
and torchon lace edge.
24c-Nainsook. Yoke OF
torchon insertion and tor
chon lace edge and ribbon.
29c-Nainsook. Low round
neck. Wide embroidered
beading ribbon-run, tor
chon insertion and edge.
~29c-Nainsook. Low square
neck. Embroidered inser-
ton. tucks. ribbon run
beading and lace edge.
28c-Low round neck. Yoke
of dainty ribbon-run bead
ing,
~39c-Nainsook. Fitted. high
V neck. Trimmed at neck
and armhole with fine EN-
broidered edge.
39c-Low round neck. Yoke
of wide embroidered bead
Ing and lace insertion,
finished with lace edge
and ribbon.
~39c-Nalnsook. Yoke of two
embroidered and one tor
chon lace insertion. lace
edge and ribbon.
soc - Nainsook. Trimmed
with embroidery and lace
insertion in fancy de-
signs. Lace edge and
r~ibbon-run beading.
39c-Nainsook. Embroidered
YOKE, al idCb itibttllOIl
and edge. Ribbon-run lace
beading.
~39c-Nainsook. Yoke back
and front of fancy lace in
sertion. Lace beading and
lace edge, ribbon.
39c-Lawn. Allover en-
broldery. Scalloped edge,
ribbon-run.
40c-Muslin. front yoke Of
four embroidered medal
lions outlined with lace
insertion. RID o n-run
beading. and finished with
lace edge.
49c--Muslin. Trimmed with
ribbon-run scalloped en-
broidered edge,
49c = Nainsook. Trimmed
with dainty torchon lace
and ribbon.
T8c-Sheer Nainsook. Yoke
front and back OF .clnuy
insertion and ribbon-run
beading.
And all prices to &1T.49.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
COMPLAINANT, DRUNK, is FINED.

William Brown, a negro, of 604 North
Fifth street, was today fined $40 in the
Fifth precinct police station on a
charge of intoxication. Yesterday
Brown went to a public telephone
booth and called up the police. In We
hement terms he denounced the de-
partment and declared they We're al
lowing the laws to be openly violated.
He was sure that all saloons ought to
be closed. and demanded that action
be taken Immediately. Motorcycle Pa
trolman Franks went to the booth
where Brown was giving his TRADE and
placed him under arrest.A Today Brown
was very sorry that he had spoken so
harshly of the finest
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26

~S9c-Nainsook. Empire eff
feet of wide embroidered
beading and satin ribbon.
Neck and sleeves lace
trimmed.
S9c-Muslin. Hig.. neck;
yoke of hemstitched tucks
and wide embroidered in
sertion.
9Oc-Sheer, fine nainsook.
Square neck; torchon lace
and ribbon trimmed.
9~9c-Nainsook. Surplice eff
feet: wide embroidered
beading, lace and ribbon
trimming. Sleeves trim
med 10 match.
99c-Maruuisette kimono
style; lace and ribbon
trimmed.
3~0c-Nainsook. MADEIRA eff
feet yoke; trimmed with
velnlng. torchon lace and
ribbon.
9~9c-Nainsook. Round neck;
wide embroidered beading;
ribbon and Valenciennes
lace trimming.
S9c-Nainsook. Square neck,
of dainty wide embroid-
cry: torchon lace and rib
bon trimming.
~99c-Nainsook. Low neck.
embroidered yoke; lace,
beading and ribbon trim
ming.
x1.29-Crepe-kimono style.
Neck and sleeves trim
med with wide lace inser-
ton and edging.
S~1.29-Nainsook. Empire
style. Neck and puff
sleeves trimmed with hne
embroidered insertions and
wash ribbon.
$1.20-Marquisette = kimo-
no style. With fine tor
chon edge and wash rib
bon trimming.
$I.20-Fine Nainsook. Low
neck and sleeves edged
with imitation Baby Irish
lace; ribbon trimming.
l.40-Fine Nainsook-Mar-
guerite style. Entire yoke
of lace insertion, sleeves
10 match; beading and
satin ribbon trimming.
$1.49-Fine Nainsook - XII
mono style. Low V-neck
of wide lace with ribbon
drawn through; ribbon
bow.
S1.59-F zine Nainsook.
Square neck and open
sleeves. with wide inser-
ton of linen; lace and rib
bon trimming.
S1.71-Marquisette. kimono
style. Square neck and
sleeves; trimmed wide
Swiss embroidered bead
ing; ribbon and torchon
trimming.
S1.SD-Sheer Nainsook. Low
square neck, German Val.
lace: wide embroidered
beading and ribbon trim
ming.
S2.49-Fine Nainsook-Mar-
guerite style. Entire yoke
OF wide real Cluny inser-
lions; embroidered bead
ing. satin ribbon and bows.
And all prices to $114.5O.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26

&I.49-Cambric. tlounoe Of
sradusted dotted embroid-
cry.
g1.49-Kainsook. L a W n
1ounce of tucks. three
Valenciennes lace inser-
lions and lace edge UNDER
lay.
S1.50-Cambric. Flounce of
fine Swiss embroidery, eye
let. beading and ribbon;
underlay scalloped edge.
.6S-Cambric. L a W n
f1ounce, with torchon lace
insertion and torchon lace
edge: lawn under ruff1e.
S1.80 for ~, SO kind. Cam
brio. Lawn founce with
torchon insertion and edg-
ing. Lawn under-rume.
&~1.79-Nainsook. Deep
hounce of lace insertion;
wide satin ribbon and lace
edge.
Hls7B-NalnBook nounce OF
very fine embroidery. with
wide embroidery beading
and ribbon above; no
undermine.
81.8S-Cambric. Flounce of
wide embroidery beading,
wide torchon insertion and
torchon edge, under-ruf1e,
81 9S-Lawn. Embroidery.
and lace medallions, bead
ing, ribbon and edge open
on side.
$2.49-Cambric. Deep fine
embroidery hounce; dust
ruhe trimmed with seal
loped edge.
And all prices to $3.50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
CHEMlSES

49c-Nainsook. Edged with
embroidery beading and
ribbon: nainsook, edged
with torehon lace and RIB
bon.
4Dc-Nainsook. Neck OF
scalloped embroidery, lace
beading and ribbon.
49c-Nainsook. Embroidery
beading and ribbon, Skirt
trimmed with plain hem
rufle.
4Yc-Muslin. Low neck. with
dainty embroidery edge,
49c-Muslin. Corded band.
50c-Nainsook. Low neck of
wide embroidery beading
and ribbon.
8Dc-Nainsook. Tucks, Swiss
embroidery beading and
ribbon. Skirt edged with
lawn tucked rufie.
8Dc-Nainsook. Round neck
Of wide dainty embroidery
beading and ribbon.
80c-Nainsook. Low neck.
wide spider web lace,
beading and ribbon, Skirt
edged with Val. lace.
y9c-Crepe. Torchon lace
edge and rib; hemmed ruff
he on skirt.
Observation-Disclosures styles.
Some trimmed with lace
and others with embroid-
Cry.
SYc--Dotted Swiss. Trimmed
with lace insertions. En-
broiderv insertion, lace
edge with beading and rib
bon.
S9c-Nainsook. scaHoped
beading and ribbon; Skirt
fnished with scalloped en-
hroidoYed rufie,
SDc-Nsinsook. Graduated
tucks; fine dotted beading.
Ribbon and scalloped edge;
lawn ruf1e on skirt.
And all prices to $3.50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
Panel Of
MOndhdn Petit
Jurors Drawn

The first Incl of petit jurors under
was drawn by First Deputy Sheriff
James r. Hyland today. The list num-
bers $50 names, an additional twenty
Ave being dra wn owing to the fact that
scheduled in the first two weeks of
January, during which time the panel
drawn today will serve.
On the list of $50 names, 1902 are
from Newark, Is from Montclair, five
from East Orange and nine from
Maplewood. The list follows:
Newark-James McCauley, William
Towers, William Ryan, Avitus Dough-
erty, Alexander j. Leonardis. Frank
r. Kinney, Nicholas j. Corcoran. Jacob
Hymes, Frederick E. Dunn. william S.
Courier, Herman We'll, Fleming
o'Riley, Nicholas Canbrella. John
Bartlett, Charles Fl. Porter, Edward
Paterson, Charles o. Braun, Edward
Boremon, Isaac Crawford, Charles ].
Watson, Charles Duffy, Bernard Far
ley, John II. Hilbert, Carlo Bovine,
Jacob Hartman, Peter Doremus, T.
AN ClOBuDtlli au1it Ram u Cido
wick. Frederick Broedel, Frank
Hascher, Joseph McTague, William
Homer, Frederick L. Rail. John r.
Dempsey, Henry Hillman. Michael r.
Doyle, william j.. Cook, Halter Abdul,
L. Baudermann, James Purcell. Max
Tuthill, w. j. Wilson, Theodore
Slingerland, William j. Greason, John
Madden, John Guerin, John A. Graham,
Theodore McMullen, George Hall,
Harry Ringlieb. Walter Healey. Philip
7. McIGlroy, william Bradford. James
Medley, julius f. Hewlett. William
Wang, William j. Donovan, Max
Stein, William Fl. Smith, Abraham
Shapiro, John j. Conway, George
Metzler, Ike Lewis, Charles r. Dale,
Comanche NJ. r. Howard, Samuel
Eisenberg, William Gaffney, Samuel
Braelow. Bernard Reilly, Albert As2-
mann, Frank Burnett, Charles Moore,
Joseph M. McEvoy. Richard Cough,
Leon Rose. George w. Alderman,
Henry j. Grimm, John Chaser, John
A. Glazier, Isaac Levy, James Brady,
sr., Charles Habler, Joseph Fendle,
Philip Tully, William Foroehler, Levy
Kirsch, George Baldwin, Julius Under
man. Giacomo Zero, Elias Garbe,
James A. Grant, Joseph F. Christ. Ed
ward O'Brien. Edgar A. Arthur.
Michael Hondelman. Joseph r. DON
nelly, F. f. Williams, Edmund B.
Rocher, Pinkus Trachtenberg. Fred
erick Hartman, Samuel ]. Rachlin and
George Rummage.
Belleville-John Bennett.
Bloomfield-Otto Billo, Walter r.
Boyd, John Martin, Ernest Baechlin
and Anthony Federico.
East Orange-Thomas j.. O'Connor,
William d. Black. Benjamin F. Green.
Alexander Bell, Arthur j. Seaman,
Richard e. Balber, c, George Breier
and Robert f. Balton.
Orange-Felix O'Hare and Patrick
Mclaughlin.
West orange-D. w. Wilson n An
drew f.. Mccormick.
Montclair-John M. Carson, Charles
B. Chrystal. Edward d. Carter, Henry
Mooney, Adolph Bronson. G.. Layton
Brewer, Paul |. Bruyere, Russell Car
ter, Charles r. Chase, William A.
Bryant, Gustave Fessler, Eugene p.
Chapel, Ludwig Carlson and John S.
Carlson.
1rvington-Robert w. Hand, w.
Sidney Dugid and Harry Branegan.
Nutley-Abraham Blum.
Maplewood-Frank H. Taylor, Leslie
Y. Cakes, j. Payson Waldron, James
II. Wells, George B. Wilson, James G.
Whltelaw, Edgar Zabrlskie, Robert
Warning and George G. Salmon.
Roseland-William II. McVey.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26

Thousands of gar
menfs are included
In fhfs LIST.
Buffh0usands that
are NOT listed because
of limited quantities
and assorfmenfS are
as good, and In some
cases better.
Particularly true
of Unbranded
goods. "NOT ADJ
VERTiSED" signs
will point the way 10
those unlisted guam
titles throughout the
department.. Exams
inc our values.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
NIGHT GOWNS

30c-Nainsook X i m o no
style. Low neck; torchon
lace on neck and sleeves.
3Oc-Nainsook. Low neck.
embroidered beading and
ribbon.
49c-Nainsook. Low V
neck of wide embroidered
beading; ribbon and lace
edge.
4Dc-Muslln. V-neck; two
e m br oidered insertions.
Hemstltched tucks; edge
= on neck and sleeves.
4Dc-Nainsook. Low neck:
embroidered yoke and rib
bon.
40c-Nainsook - k ! IN 0 n o
style: torchon lace In
sertion and lace edge and
ribbon.
40c-Nainsook, low neck,
embroidered yoke, ribbon
and torchon lace edge.
5Oc-Nainsook. Low neck:
embroidered.
5Dc-Nainsook. Low neck;
lace insertion, beading and
ribbon trimmed.
o0c-Nalnsook; N-n e C k;
clustered tucked yoke, en-
broidered trimming.
59c-Nainsook. Low neck.
muf sleeves. Wide EN-
broidery beading and rib
bon trimmed.
69c-Nainsook. Square neck
of wide embroidered bead
ing: ribbon and lace trim
med.
69c-Nalnsook. Surplice eff
feet. Embroidered beading
and ribbon on shoulder
and across front.
69c-Nainsook. Yoke of en-
broidered medallions. Lace
insertions, beading and
lace edge.
89c-Nalnsook. Round neck:
sleeves Of wide embroid-
cry, with beading and rib
bon trimming.
60c-Nainsook. Low neck:
embroidered yoke, torchon
insertion and lace trimmed.
69c-Nainsook. aLow neck;
square yoke n embroid-
cred lace insertion. Fancy
sleeves, torchon edge and
ribbon.
70c-Nainsook. Low neck;
crochet medallion beading.
ribbon and lace trimmed.
59c-Muslin. V-neck; four
embroidered isertions s..
tucks and embroidery trim
med.
99c-Nainsook.a Round neck
OF lace insertions; sleeve
fancy ribbon trimmed.
99c-Crepe - kimono style.
Torchon lace and ribbon
trimmed.
7Dc-Nalnsook. Round neck:
yoke and sleeves of en-
broidered beading, torchon
insertion and ribbon trim
ming.
S9c-Nainsook. V-neck of
embroidered beading. Pin
tucks, veining and ribbon
trimming.
S0c-Nainsook - Marguerite
style. Yoke and sleeves of
dotted Swiss, Val. or tor
ehon lace insertions: en-
broidery and satin rihhon
trimmed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26

49c-Cambric. Tucks, eye
let embroidered ruffle.
48c-Nainsook. Dotted Swiss
embroidered ruffte.
5Dc-Cambric. Tucked UNI
brella ruffe of wide en-
broidery.
5oc-Cambric. Deep ruffie
OF eyelet embroidery.
6Dc-Nainsook. Tucks and
dainty scalloped embroid-
cred ruffe.
6~9c-Nainsook. Lawn UNI
brella ruffie Of tucks, en-
broidery and wide lace
edge.
And all prices 70 aS4.SO.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26

Dgc-Nalnsook. Cover trim
med In fancy design of EN-
broidered medallions and
lace insertion. Finished
with lace insertion and
edging.
99c-Nainsook. Cover has
yoke of Val. lace insertion
and ribbon-run beading
Finished with Val. lace in
sertion and edgins.
99c-Jawn. Cover of all
over scalloped embroidered
edging. Ribbon at top of
and at waist line.
.29-Nainsook. cover
with yoke. Val. lace inser-
ton and ribbon-run bead
ing. lace edglng. Ribbon
run beading at waist line.
Finished with lace inser-
ton and edging.
R1.49-Nainsook. Cover
trimmed with fine Swiss
embroidered and lace in
s~ertions. Lace, beading
and edge; lace edged ruff
f1e.
.4g-Nainsook. Cover
trimmed with Val. lace in
sertion and embroidered
and lace beading. Fancy
drawers finished with lace
edge.
R1.79-Nainsook. c cove T
trimmed with embroidered
medallions and lace inser-
ton In fancy design, Rib
bon-run reading at waist.
Finished with lace inser-
tion and edslng
$1.79-Marquisette prln-
cess model. Yoke of corset
cover and band at foot of
knickerhocker drawers of
wide. dotted embroidered.
ribbou-ran lawn ruffle.
Finished with veining and
torehon lace eaging.
$2.4D-Sheer f2ainsook. Top
OF cover and foot of mar
row circular drawers trim
med with fine imitation
Baby Irish lace. ribbon
run, with bows. Ribbon
run fancy embroidered
beading at waist line.
&2.97-Sheer Batiste-prin-
cess models. All seams fin
ished with venting. Trim
med with lace or embroid-
cred medaliionE and lHce
insertions. Ribbon run
beading: ribbon bows.
And all prices to S3S.24.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
CREDIT MEN MEET TONIGHT

The annual meeting of the Newark
Association Of Credit Men, which was
to have been held last Tuesday, but
was postponed on account of the holI-
day season, will be held this evening
in the Board of Trade rooms. There
will be election of officers, reports Of
committees, the consideration of credit
interchange bureau and other bust.
ness.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
COURT CLINTON TO MEET.

The final session of the closing year
will be held by the members of Court
Clinton, Independent Order of Forest
ers, at the new lodge-rooms in Berke-
ley Hall. Sic Clinton avenue, tonight.
The business for the term will be
closed and the annual reports submit
ted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
PRINCESS SLIPS

$~1.20-LAwn. Swiss en-
broidery insertions, bead
ing and ribbon. Flounce Of
Swiss embroidery; dust
ruffle.
~1.59-Nainsook. Yoke of
Madeira-efeot embroidery,
with lace insertion. Flounce
on skirt of lace insertion;
lace edge.
Low neck:
embroidery insertions, two
lace insertions, beading
and ribbon. Skirt trimmed
with lawn flounce with
two panels of lace and en-
broidery insertion, lace
edge.
And all prices to S4s.2A
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
WASHINGTON GIRL NOW
BRIDE OF ARMY CAPTAIN.
Miss Elizabeth Beale Is Seasons
Most Beautiful Bride.

Miss Elizabeth Beale, daughter of
J. Wheeler Beale, of Washington, is
one of the most beautiful brides of
the season. Her marriage to Captain
Mahlon Ashford, OF the United States
army, has just been ~solemnized.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
EXTRA SIZE
DRAWERS

29c-Muslin. Rufhe with
tucks and hemstitched
hem.
J9c-Cambric. EyeIet en-
broidery ruffe. with tucks
above.
40c-Muslin. Tucks; eyelet
embroidery rutfie.
1Bc-Nainsook. Tucke: wide
Swiss embroidery ruffe.
S9c-Cambric. Tucks: eyelet
embroidery rufhe.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26
THE WEATHER.

srate east TO south winds, probably fol-
Awed by colder Thursday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26

Low as these prices seem in the paper, they are not
nearly as low as you will find them when you handle
the qualities to which they refer.
SECOND FLOOR.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26

If we were 10 do
Justice 10 ell the sps-
ciSI values fhafawaH
you on Wednesday
we shosId need NOT
mersiya nOfhs page,
but more a after
that; $50 SUPER
human power of ex-
preston.
We are NOT SO COED
at talk ing as we are
at showing. Y o u
would nor read all
we wrote, bur you
VIII certainly look
at all we are offer
ing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-26

S1.6D for $500 Under
skirts. Flannel and AL
batross. Fitted top.
Umbrella embroidered
ruffie.