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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10

James c KsIby Of The LEGAL department
Of the Burlington Is hack from Chicago,
whore he went several days ago 10 confer
with the head officials Of the road.
The private car Columbia is on its way
from the Pacific coast. bearing George
Eastman, the camera and plate man q
Rochester. X. ]. II 10 coming over the
Union Pacific and here II VIII be Transferred
70 The NiwE ukes-
Carl c Wright Of the Northwestern. &C
COM anied by Mrs Wright, leave tonight
for CSienwood La where they viii spend
tomorrow and Friday attending q home
coming Of the OLD settlers Of soUrhW western
Iowa NJ. Wright lived A. GlsnwOO6 for
many years and Mrs Wright Vas born
th-rs.
George Haynes assistant general pas
ssnger agent Of the Milwaukee roE.d. with
headquarters n Chicago, but who has been
visiting Omaha friends, left for the field
Of his lEbOrs last night During yesterday
afternoon the people in the Milwaukee
office played something Of q poke upon
their old oo-Worker. He left MS hand
grip sitting in the Office and went out on
the street. The grip Was Al old one hEv-
inE seen better days While Haynes Was
away the boys took up q collection and
went cut and bought the best travelling
bag they could find. Then they Transferred
HAYNES Possession from the old 70 the
new bag. upon Haynes return he Was
unable 10 ind his old bag ana thinking IL
had been stolen refused 10 be corufortsd
until II was explained 70 him boW the
change had been made
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10
Stranded Woman
Asks for Milk for
Her Little Baby
Does Not Think Of Husband
il Notified Of Here Where
AboutS.

Stranded OF her way 70 re5oin her hns-
band, MrS John W. Morgan came 10 thu
office Of the Associated Charities wsonss-
DAY morning and asked q drink q ru3Ik for
her baby She e1t not want food for her
sell when she GrEt GEEed for AID; Shs
WIS thinking CT the baby. too small u
uDderstAnd itH own wants or express them
Another chlo, q boy large enough 70 Walk
accompanied her. She had been left by
her husband IN AtnsworLh. Nsh.. thsir
former home, and he went On 70 Stuart 70
follow his trade II carpentry. She came
as far as Omaha, when he wrote for her,
but had NJ money 70 go farther. Her hus-
band WAS wired by the Associated Char
tiles and she VIII be sent 70 him Thursday
morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10
Hawkins Uses
Hammer and Knife
to Settle a Dispute
ouArrelS with Harry Moore Over q
Woman and Inflicts Probably
Fatal Injuries.

EGrTy Moore, negro. was assaulted
Wednesday morning by Waiter Hawkins,
also Of the same race, and the surgeons are
nov working On the patent endeEvuring TO
save his life.
Hawkins and Moore guarded Tuesday
night over q woman Wednesday morning
Hawkins went 10 where Moore Was work
ing al Twsnry-fitrh and Grant streets and
announced thar he would settle the dIf-
hculry. In proceeding he drew a knife
slkEhtng Moore across the left cheek and
neck. When Moore fen Hawkins Erasped q
hammer and beat his victim over the head
AZ noon ne was srin living, but WIS in 3
very serious condi don. de probably viii
not i've through the DAY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10
PIcKPocKET is AGAIN AT WORK
AooompliEhed seDip'' Rohs Two More
Men on sherman Avenue
street Car,

heavy set nan, Gn accomplished
piekpockst, who has been operating ex-
tenEiTsly on Sherman avenue street CRIT
for q number Of weeks, has renewed his
activities
Doreu Smith, 49, Grand avenue, reports
70 the police that be rode about six blocks
on q Siberian avenue car Tuesday even
ing and recalls having been 3us1ed by .
heavy set man. Later Smith found that
his pockstbook containing $50 was missing.
E 3. McGlnnis, III California street re-
ports & SIMILAR experience AT about the
same time McGinnis SAYS 3 heavy set
nan bumped into him while riding in 3
car On Capitol avenue. and is ont S1k.
his description Of the a-ckpocRst tRIlies
exactly with that Of the man who 3osflsd
Doren Smith During the last eight weeks
II has been reported that the game Of pick
ing pockets has hourished on Sherman
avenue cars A short time since Mr.. Peter
son Of the city engineering department
lost wallet contk1niaE about S4O0. This
happened On 4 Sherman avenue car while
be was returning from The city employees
picnic Al the Rod and Gun club
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10
FtrSt Round.


Ray BrEn6on, ne Mitchell, Z. D. tennis
player, has agreed 70 be The Official referee
for the Iowa state tournament 10 be he'd
Ia Deg Muines nsU week
Conrad Young has induced by means ~
certain silver coins some dnEen or four
teen ladE 10 chase the balls for the players
bring water and make themselves Esnsr-
ally useful
In spite Of thstr usually loud vuiced
Eoorn for tennis several Of OmshEE pronui-
neuI golfers were 70 be seen sitting cutie
psRcaahly On The Field club gallery End
watching the tennis game
Iowa and OlRhomE are planning tvv.
state tournaments following the national
clay o1Urt Al Omaha Iowa VII hole itE
state tournament al Dss MoineE, AuEuEt
i4-1A, and Oklahoma al ENID. Oil-. August
" -
Drummond Jones q St Louis ADDED Al
other laurel wreath 70 hiE collection Tues
day nlEk1 by winning the EsquiueRux
tournament Of The national cay court
hands down Drummono defeated Fred
Bradley Of Des MoinaE IN the finals and
carried OF the prize The tournEmeut went
on n great style ping pong being the
popular game Of the momsuL ii Wa
hardly safe 70 venture into The pavllian 81
The Fiel6 club 50 fast and furious warsd
the fun with the balls carseninE over
tables. nets ana everything in sight
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10

II the bonds for the san ana the fur
nishinE o. the rev oourt house are noi
voted now they WIN have 70 be voted later
as a necessity. for the new building oE1noi
be used until the board hAs-zhs money 70
equip the jail, furnish the buildings and
grace down the grounds. A failure 20 vote
The bends WIN only postpone the date and
cause an Unnecessary loss 70 the taxpayers
They are now paying about $500 per montt
rent for outai6s court ROOMS and offices
and a new court house and SAIL n Of nc
value unless furnished % thai II can bt
used-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10
BOOMING HOUSE is RAKSAcKED
TIE Crooks EnEAEr LsaEtRE On Hsw-
ara street and Garry OFF $500
Worth of PIunder.

y C. PnrtinE who conducts q rooming
house al 212s HeWEre street.. rented room
to q hrans az crooks Tuesday, hui he di6
not know IL Al the time The fact thai
has new tenants were crtminAlly inelintd
came 70 him forcihly later n ths DAY Eban
other occupants 81 the house reported TIE
iass a. al lheir valuEbies The rEo thieves
toak three suit cEsaS loading rhem Ni1h
Al me things they could ind. lnclndt.s
ssuslry ana ds1mon6s Ths value q ths
lsot - eMezA1ze hEfvssz - Haa go
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10
ASK FOR PAROLE FOR WING
Attorney VIII Be Heard ny Judge
Esreue Thursday for Youth
who Steals Autos.

Application for parole o. Arthur z Wing
who faces charges Of grand larceny and
breaking and entering because he STOLE
automobiles 70 satisfy his craze for driving
them. was made TO Judge Lee s. EstsIle by
McGiton Gaines & Smith. Wings counsel
Wednesday. Judge BEtsIis conferred briefly
with County Attorney English and sen;
word 70 the attorneys that he VIII heAI
them Thursday.
The proposition OF the attorneys II n
plead guilty with the understanding that
the boy viii be pAroled. They contend his
case IL AZ unusual one In that be has none
OF the instincts Of the natural criminal.
He merely was 20 overcome by his mania
for operating cars that be became TIRE
sponEibls, they say.
Wing is n liberty under & 600 bail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10
\Tennis Men and Shooters Vie for HOnOrs
MORE SHOOTERS AT The TRAPS
Number IL Increased 70 Over Tvt
Hundred Wednesday Morning.
GALLERY ALSO INCREASES IN SIZE
George white and Joe KOussRy Lee
the Amateurs TO SsoB-HiEh
wfnda keeps Do-n Rcorus
Of the Gun Men

The second hig dAy Of rhs anoOanE
t0uraarenf on the omAhR Gun club
grounds Ao-oaa tie river opeosd wiz 2a0
entrants waiting ths.r chances 70 set be-
hind TIA trhpa. Rers-Al new men having
arrived Tuesday night and Registered
Wednesday morning. The largest gallery
% the tournament wEs present many
women being IN the crowd behind ths
ropes that separated the shooters from
the pubNo.
: GGas-zny, the shooting wHs behind
that % Tuesday. tue principally e
the high wind that Evsp1 across the
Geld from the north. making the naGhts
Of The targets unsteady Ead e-rat1c
The shooters E-S divided into f0ru
squads o. I've men each Ea6 a. neon
twenty eight squads had Eh0t or seventy
Eve % the 80 tA-Eses- seven q the squads
had not hEd AZ opportunity ef Estrsns ~
70 The rHps
Al the noon tnte-ntsscn GecrSe Ppttsr
Whits and joe KousEEy lead thu E-nGtss-s
having each broken ssvsuty-tor- % ths4r
ssvsnty-nve targets
Anong the profsssi onAls ". r Grossly
Fred Gilbert John r Taylor and Z 8
German we're tied with seventy-four tar
gets each
gram and in order 70 nnish the Englsn
before dark the doubles have been cut ext
The management has been fooled OF the
sire Of the tournament II WAS ANTICIPATED
that 18 70 I7s entrants would be the maxi
nun and the grounds we're planned fer
that number The result 10 that with BOG
men shooting. the waits OF the squads are
long and tedious. However. Il IL too late
now 70 clear OF AdditonEl space and lz-
stan more traps and the tournament viii
be finished with the present number II
action
Clark High Tuesday.
In the professional class, Homer Clark
Of Alton IL, Wa high EnEn. finishing with
score Of 1G out Of 3 possible 150 While
his shooting was considered good II Wa
not the best record thai he has made. for
AZ the last state tournament IN OklAhona
City, he broke LBS targets ont Of q poe
Eble 800. At thai shoot ne broke 1Bz tar
gets without a u1sS, winning the god
medal
Among the amateurs, George p White
q wEtertown. S D. walked OF with the
honors, knocking down 1T Of the $50 tar
EstA. The last ninety targets were broken
without q Miss White holds The oha-nplon-
snip OF South Dakota having WOE Il three
yehrs Ia succession. his average during the
tEree seasons being " per cent
The score Of the big shoot Of the oky fol
lows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10

ERIEBAINH AUSTRALIA Aug S-"Bfif
L.anE defeared ~EHu" Squires IN the nfth
rCsund tndaV q a b0u1 for the heavyweight
Championship Of AustrElia- Lang weighed
in Al 10 and squares al llf pounds The
ODDS we're 4 20 ] on Lang who hhn a. the
best q il throughout -Four thousand peo-
PIE saw the bout
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10

The bsuone big vvsaa a he eSy waf
the twenty-five aVuhls tErEsts. fifU-BtDe
nsn participants. J. s Young % CaiSAr0
leading The AznAtsgTE win q pa0rp q &
AID ". 4 Crosby of C'FAIlnR IL. si tbs
head OF tbs professional GLASS WIN . pOgrs
o. g tArEst4-
Tha Mn. Of ~. $780,. -. I'll
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10
p.fnrrr. m Mr-I-

Painters onion, local Nc - win give .
smoker Thursday evening ~ Labor TEN
pls ~ 8 , N.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10

ArBstrSnE Trims Bsrssn.
Joe Armstrong CT 81 Paul. the Ekinful
Twin OSty youth with the raqust. took
John Barton Of Sour Falls 10 = trimming
"a, 81 Armstrong maze the mistake OF
trying 70 play Barton Al ms own game
the trE SCI Barton plays . strong net
game and 81 wES late IN the set before
Armstrong seemed 70 gain control Of the
situation. but he finally won By carefully
plActng the bah with ven directed force
IA SHOTS FIRST IN one corner and then In
Ihs other. Eseping Barton On The move
walter 7. Hayes Of ChiczEo met ". c
RrodiX q a.. Louis IN two speedy sets
mat tried the nettls q the former middle
west champion Hayes finally took the
rontept. ga 7-b the Mound Ciry player
pominE hack strong N the second set Eaa
giving the ChioaEoan a run for his rnoney
= n Winston q Norfolk Va walked
throuEh two easy sets IN MS usual long
Legged manner with Jack Cannon Of kan
sNs CRY. taking the CONTEST ST. ga
Paul McQuston nearly met ms Watsrloo
when he Eot started IN the FIRST set Of
his match win RolEnd Hosrr Of ST. Louis
HosrT ran him Us the first set the twro
fighting long on the deuce game How
ever. the older Players skin prevailed in
the long run and he took that se; and Una
DDs following. 81
G H MCKAY. the Indianapolis Cary
ShAmpiun. put the lEss Omaha nan ON
rus the running Arthur SorIhnsr. TUESDAY
scuhnsr has been playing a good SINE al
Through. but Mckay ERS TOO sEesdy for
HIN. taking ne match. 6-l ga
Doubles Net Tst speedy.
The preliminary round az doubles con-
Hdsting Of fourteen matches Was rnisNasd
Tuesday night TIE matches in ne preHm-
mary round were not especially speedy
Hatch and Farrell. the Rcd and Gun club
team u Omaha, par up a E0od hHrtls
sEsiusl Hughes a Denrer and OTersu OF
: l.1uis
TIE ArSulsion brothers 81 New Orlssns
tne Teas @na Eurus ana N&sesn %
a-HAsA AAs sPsseL -. ths v.1tas IA.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10
HOXIE 4 ROYAL ENTERTAINER
with 0ths1 Arafa ERd Rsprsssnts-
6ves he Resolves 5erfffx
ALL DELEGATES ARE yURuAKT
ws-reu WaEufs-rurtnG O~@pazy 81
ST I>~ufs Mzk-s hit WITH visit
tag Sheriff. ~ Rnrtsa Hotel
HeaduuarverA-

uslscEtss Hetsndt1s Ire sEuual cuEreo-
On uf the NHttsual Sner1fex' szzpcAMtton
VIII leave oEuaha SuhsaNnt ever ths unAs-
nfncs1t rsoaptAun sccurae8 them NS~~
have tia msnhsrz a. The HssooAAt3on had
such . th0rOuEhfy sRtoy1hls and procfeAele
tine Al any previous Dse1ngs. and this
fact IL largely cue 70 the wurrsu MEnufEe-
turing company Of ST Louis, which a.
Eurned the burden OF entertaining the dele
gates and making them feel that the whsle
world and the best psN-1 Of Omaha bslo1rso
70 them
wen KBswn IN ORasA-
Under the direction Of p. L. Boxis who.
by the way. is not q stranger In Omaha
the worrel company established heRoqusr-
tiers for the sherffts ~ the Paxton hotel
where hundreds o. visitors were entertained
IN rOyAl fashion bstvesn convention ses-
sinnk- A part Of the sntertatnmsnt pro
v1oed and, IN fA1L the mOEt tnB0rtAnt
social event 81 convention week. vas the
reception given TO the oeaeGstsa by this
company ~ the R1zDe botsl Hox1e- who IL
= a6iEftAteur eTtrsnrdtns4rA. vhtoh IN
NRelaRh. means an exceptionally clever
alaASht-ef-hAno mEntDulAnor. Furnished enc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10

svntsAsAa; TVssl games, Il; total pO4n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-10
Consolation Singles.

e n Denny, Rsdnsld. s. d, beat @
Riley. Omaha, "a Ia, "a
M Colpet1sr, Omaha beRf p. Haskell
Omaha by escault
Gyron Buck, Omaha beat Lee Van Csrup
Omaha. 50 20 So
The evening world., 1911-11-14
$25 "Go6drich" Sew
ing Machines. SIS

Automatic Lift drop head style,
guaranteed for five years. Full
size head, high arm, and full ct Of
attachments. The case u 6niahed
in dark golden oak, with SIX drawers.
A thoroughly reliable, serviceabls
sewing machine. Sold by other
agents at $35. We have cold thsm
regularly at $25, now e16.
II you live within the limits OF
Greater New York, We will, upon
request. send an instructress to your
home free OF charge. & cash, 81
weekly, until full purchase price b
paid. Subway Store, Balcony
The evening world., 1911-11-14
l5c Ribbons, 1Oc

All Silk Dresden warp Print
Ribbon, dainty floral designs, A
inches wide; reg. loo yard, ut 10c.
Ribbon Remnants, fancy and
plain, Az to 5I9 inches wide. lengths
from to 3 yards; regularly 22c to
30c, at 16c.
Dainty Bsndeaux, OF messaline
ribbon; others OF studded velvet
ribbons; regularly Soc, at Zoe.
Subway Store, Lower Floor
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Framed Pictures

Facsimile Fruit P~astels, on
white mounts, 2 inc..: Flemish oak
frame, l4x2i inch glass; regularly
SOC, at Csc.
Facsimile Landscape Pastels, in
Sin. ornamented sweep gilt frames,
l2x2S inch glass; reg. $3.50, at 76c.
Facsimile Landscape Psstels,
white mounts, PA inch gilt frame,
glass l4X34; regularly $3.50, at 76c.
Colored Landscapes, water color
facsimile, matted in inch oak frame,
with gilt lining, glass 1896; reg. 81.
at 81.
Oil Paintings, 1920 inch,
8 inch gilt sweep frames; regularly
81, at 1915.
Facsimile Harrison Fisher Pic
lures, mounted, ! inch oak frames;
regularly 75c. at soc. Subway Store
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Women's Neckwear

Remarkable O~fferlngs-ln TACT, IN
most instances the regular prices
sre even higher than given below.
.76c to $3.50 Neckwear, 6oc.
Venise lace yokes, sailor and round
collars and dress sets.
soc to 76c Frills and Cascades,
10c and 26c. OF plated batiste,
lace trimmed.
76c to $3.50 Handmade Prin-
cess Lace Frills, sailor and deep
collars, at Soc.
500 Tailored Neckwear, 10c.
100 Neckwear, &c. Sailor collars,
fichus, bows. and jabots.
Tourist and Cord Ruching, six
yard lengths, ut 10c.
Subway Store, Balcony
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Toilet Goods

81 wsstphal's Auxiiiator ut 46c.
Peroxide Hydrogen, h., 10c.
26c Hydrogen Peroxide Cream,
12c.
Glycothymol ine. 81 size, csc.
Sea Salt, large bag, &c.
Psbec0 Tooth Paste, 33c.
Kolynos Tooth Paste, 16c.
Green Soap Shampoo, periumed.
25c bottle, 16c.
Gimbels Pure Soap, l0c cake, 7c.
Subway Store, Balcony
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Art Needlework

stamped Wolfe shirt WASTE,
blue and black; reg. 60c, at csc.
Stamped Linen Centre Picces,
% inches; regularly 85c, at 20o.
Handkerchief and Stockin1
Bags, large size; reg. csc, at t2Lsc.
500 Glove, Handkerchlef and
jewel Boxes, reg. Csc 10 45c, at 16c.
Subway Store Lower Fleor
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Notions

John j. Oark's Cotton, 16c doc.
Milward's Sewing Needles. I pa
pers, 10c.
Clinton Safety Pins, 3 cards for i0c
Wash Cloths, 3 for 10c.
Collar Supporters, 4 cards for 100.
Subway Store, Lower Floor
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Laces

Dew Drop Chiffon, 40 inches
wide, all leading shades, for draperies
and overdresses, regularly Toe, at Coo.
Valenciennes Edges and Inser-
tions, French, German and filet
meshes, regularly Coo to $l.35, ut
SOC to GO, dozen yards.
Subway Store, Lower Floor
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Soc Corsets, Csc

SOC Corsets at 26c pair. A
collection of good corsets OF various
models, all sizes in the group.
u Corsets, 60c . pair. A
number OF we'll known makes, good
styles and all sizes.
Subway Store, Balcony
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Correctly Proportional
These Extra-Size Silk Petticoats
1895 to %1O.76

The size of the ~wastband is not the only detail to be considered.
What if the petticoat should draw across the hips? Rather bad
fitting to say nothing of its being uncomfortable.
However, the woman who selects from this collection of extra
size petticoats need only name her correct waist measure, as these
petticoats are properly proportioned in every detail-whether
those at $2.96, or any Of the higher prices.
There is another noteworthy feature-these petticoats are here
in colors as well as in back-in tafeta as well as messaline.
~Jersey-top petticoats, which are frequently preferred, are here
at s.. s6-with either silk Or wool jersey tops-black and coors,
in the silk jersey, but only colors in the wool.
New changeable silks in lovely coors are also among those at
$3.50. But all the silks and styles in the petticoats at $3.50,
So. 96 and SO. rs are pretty. Second floor.
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Ways of Women in the NeUs

goes to younger sons, and George says
he 10 satisfied.
Tilted Girl bays Property Sold "a
satisfy Her Claim.
Miss Helen Lewis. q Quaker siri. mas
sweet revense on Eugene r. Bauer.
against whom she got a breach OF
promise Judgment for more than $500
at Reading. Pa
His farm was sold to satisfy the judg.
mcnt and she bought 1t anonymously.
She that she will live on It.
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Artist 70 Complete Murals
AZ keystone Capitol.

w
AZ keystone Capitol.
Violet oakley will complete the mural
decorations IN the State Capitol AZ Har-
rishurg. Pa. left unfinished through
ehe death Of Edwin A. Abbey.
She will nave six years' time and be
allowed TO follow her own ideas and
ne:hGSs.
wellesley Girls Open BootbIack
rarlor for Clubhouse.
Miss Dorothy A%pplegate OF Brooklyn. a
student at Wellesley College, has estab-
iishcd a regular ~bootblack stand in
College Halt to raise funds for the new
'iubhouse.
She and Miss Helen Goss, the seniors
president. each morning shine tho shoes
ct students who have the price.
h II n Hundred and Has rished
Every Year since Fifty.
Mrs. Jane T. Rinkle. who has Just
celebrated her hundredth birthday at
Bristol, Tenn. is still an enthusiastic
fisherwoman.
Il haven't passed a season for nifty
years." she said, without going to the
river with hook and line and catching
FISH,"
Wenan wheels Fiance to Court.
House to Wed.
Mrs. Josephine Drury drew a ohlld's
express wagon containing Robert Hutton
up the court house steps at Edwards
Vile. Ill. got q license. and they were
married.
Hutton lost his iegs In a railroad &C.
cident and the small wagon IL his only
mean Of looomotion. His brides frst
husband was killed not long ago on the
vAiiroax.
SSrSser, believing Son Cannot Live,
&savss him No Legacy.
Xrv. GunA Pebsrdy left q remarkable
A4 - f~ooAAsaphis In disposing Of an
ekAss q H9.0
- 0DlaanA shAA because her son.
The evening world., 1911-11-14
"Vassar" Fudge, 1Sc

A delicious fudge made after q
formula said to have originated with
the Vsssar girls, Of pure sugar, cream
and chocolate. Quite o contrast to
the scraps, returned candies, etc.,
that often find their way into the
fudge kettle. and . pound Of this de-
licious fudge costs only 16o.
Subway Store, Balcony
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Kitchen Wares

Food choppers, medium size,
will grind meats, vegetables, nuts,
crackers, ETC., fine, medium or
coarse. regularly Soc. now Soc.
Glass Coffee Mills, absolutely
sanitary. will hold one pound OF
coffee, regularly Toe, now 45c.
Subway Store, Lower Floor
The evening world., 1911-11-14
Sl3.5 & SIG Rugs. Sc. so

Kashmir Rugs, 10 It, 6 in x IL It.
and l2xl2 it.; regularly $3.50 and
Sic, at $3.50.
Art Squares at these prices:
9xl2 IT,, regularly $12. MT -:
6x9 it., regularly S3.25, at oi.60.
Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9xl2 It,,
regularly STATS and $i5.75, II %.
Su1Wsy Store, Lower Floor
The evening world., 1911-11-14

Muslin Underwear,
Bath Robes, etc.
$50 Corset Covers, 26c; Of main
sock, trimmed with lace and ribbon.
d and e1.26 Combina atoms, 76c;
corset cover and skirt or drawers,
daintily trimmed with lace and
ribbon.
Nightgowns 1t csc; Of nainsook,
square neck, with yoke Of fine lace
and embroidery, short sleeves, edged
with torchon lace.
$3.50 Blanket Bath Robes,
S2.60; with sailor collar, cuffs and
pocket trimmed with satin ribbon;
navy, red, cadet and lavender.
o Dlsck Sateen Petticoats, CSC
an exceptionally well-made, good
wearing petticoat.
- Brocsded Satin Petticosts
S2.A6; black and c%olors, well-made
with a sectional flounce, finished with
plating. Subway Store, Balcony
The evening world., 1911-11-14

ooS, az NV llAlO lu', IekuiaiIy pA'fO,
at 9oc; l2MxlS in, regularly $1.55.
at $1.10.
Savory R~oasters, self basting, usu-
ally 81. at 80c.
Royal Double R~oasters. Sxl2 in,
regularly SOC, at csc; l0xl4 in, regu-
larly soc, at 76c; lixl6 in, regularly
81, at Doc.
Kreamer's Celebrated Double
Roasting Pans, with iron strapped
bottoms, 719xl3 in, at 81; 9xl4E in,
$3.50.
Kreamer's Russia Iron Drip Pans,
l0xl4 in, regularly Csc, at soc.
Kreamer's Russia Iron Square Drip
Pans, llxil in. regularly 60c, at 40c.
Kroamer's Square American Iron
Drip Pans. regularly pc. NJ zoe.
Kreamer's American Iron Drip
Pans, l2xlS in, regularly SOC. at soc.
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