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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-12

Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon will entertain
the Duplicate Whist club Friday of
street.
Mrs Lewis Springer, of New York
City, spent short time in Topeka this
week, visiting the Chester Woodward
and the p. C. Chamberlain families.
Mrs. Springer has many friends in To-
peka, who are interested in her career.
She was formerly Miss Gertrude Hill,
and some years ago, she did newspaper
work in Topeka. Later she married
Mr.. Springer, who was employed on one
of the Kansas City papers She was a
graduate of the State University and
had done reporting for the Denver Post.
She and Mr.. Springer went to New
York, and both of them have been sue
cessful in newspaper writing there
Since going east Mrs. Springer has
been abroad number of times and has
visited the Bermuda Islands to gather
material for her work. One of the large
New York papers lately published
handsomely illustrated article, The
Children of the Studios,'' from her pen
She is not only a talented woman, but
extremely attractive and her friends
will be glad to know of her success.
The Tivoli club will have a dance at
the Elks club Christmas night.
Mrs. A. A Hurd will entertain the
EIwelI club next Tuesday at the To-
peka club.
Mrs Frank Hobart entertained her
ridge-luncheon club at the Topeka
club. and substitutes and guests were:
Mrs. w. A. Morton, Mrs. Dorsey Gull
len, Mrs. W. I. Allen, of Kansas CITY;
Mrs A. w. Lacey, Mrs. Minnie D. Hor-
ner. of st. Louis; Mrs. D. E. Palmer,
and Mrs. John Harmon.
=
Miss Helen Brown entertained the n.
l. x and the S. T. A. G. S. of the High
school Wednesday evening, December
II. Those present were: Miss Wolf,
Miss Helen Davis, Miss Helen Harmon,
Miss Helen Chincho1l, Miss Helen Gar
ner Miss Mildred, F'rager, Miss Mar
garet Troutman, Miss Gwenn Shake
shaft, Miss Erol Mcconnell Miss Rose
Baker, Miss Doris Stark, Miss Marie
Miller, Miss Velma Harlow, Miss Nelma
Miss Leila Gunthur, Miss
Tsly DooIey, Miss Lawra Ramsey, Miss |
Grace Roebuck, Miss Corrine McSpad- |
den Miss Dorothy Hadley, Miss Lena
Gall, Miss Lorraine SeweII, Miss Maud |
Sioiander. Miss cara Gage, Miss Their |
asa Chambers. Miss Ethel Jeffries, Miss |
Wright, Miss Rosie Part /
ridge, Miss Ellen Anderson, Miss Hazel |
Brown, Mr.. Wilmington, Mr.. Waldemar [
Mr.. Edgar Miller, Mr.. Glen |
Glass. Mr.. Charles Johnson. Mr.. Edwin |
Fritz Mr.. Bernard McNown, Mr.. Len
ard Billings, Mr. James Hesse Mr.. |
Harmon Drum, Mr.. Edwin Menninger, |
Mr. Walter Often, Mr.. Frank Hether-
ngton, Mr.. Joe Slaughter, Mr.. John
Cowan, Mr.. James Mooney, MI Hamp-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-12

Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon will entertain
the Duplicate Whist club Friday of
next week at her home on Harrison
street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-12

The Tivoli club will have dance at
the EIks club Christmas night.
Mrs. A. A. Hurd will entertain the
ElwelI club next Tuesday at the To-
peka club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
DREW MAN
IN TRAINS PATH
SevalIo, Who Was Killed Yes
terday, Not Run Over, Says
Widows Friend.

After investigating the death of
Beast Sevallo, who was killed by a
train on the Greenwood branch of
the Erie railroad Monday, Vincent
Albano, a real estate broker, of 694
North Sixth street, said today that
Sevallo was not run owe by the
train. Albano is working in the in
terest of Sevallo's widow and eight
children.
According to Albano. Sevallo was
walking along the path between the
two tracks on the Riverside venue
bridge. He saw the train coming and
tried to setp across to the other
track.
The train was coming at such
great speed, Albano says, that the
suction drew the man into the path
of the locomotive. The speeding en-
CINE threw him to the ground with
such force that he was instantly
killed.
Albano bases his statements on the
story of two witnesses. and the fact
that Sevallo's body was not mangled.
His injuries consisted of a broken
leg and fracture of the skull.
DIR. Mckenzie could not be located
today. and it is not known what Gre
dence he gives to Albano's version
of the accident.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
WIFE BEATER;
HELD FOR GRAND JURY

On a charge of having beaten his
wife, James Kahn. of 181 Central ave-
nue., is in Jail in default of $500 bail.
awaiting action of the grand jury.
1t is alleged that he returned to his
home Saturday morning, after an alb
sence of four weeks, and attacked
his wife. Some time ago he was or
dered by the court to- remain awas
from her home and to pay her IS a
week. This order. she says. he never
has carried out.
Mrs. Kahn declared today that she
would be compelled to give up her
rooms and get a place where the
rent is cheaper. Her boys. IS and IA
years old. support the home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
CARDINAL GIBBONS
TELLS OF DIVORCE

NEW YORK. Aug. Before start
ing Yesterday from Brooklyn for
Southampton, L. l., where Il has been
his custom for several years to spend
the month pf August, Cardinal Glib
bons, of Baltimore. granted a two
minute interview.
Mgr. Duffy" said the cardinal,
"tells me you want an interview.
What subject shall we discuss? You
leave the choice to me? Well, /
Think two minutes devoted to the dis
cussion of the greatest evil Of the
age-the greatest menace TO the con-
tinued success of our great nation
will be using our time as the Heap-
emily Father bidssus to do. We will
talk en- divorce.
Divorce, as you, doubtless know, is
not recognized by the, Roman Catholic
Church. The attitude of the church
on this grave subject has been the
subject of much misunderstanding
and unfair criticism.
Many claim the law to be a harsh
one and o in accordance with do.
mestic harmony. To that l win only
say it Is better to have a few suf-
fer than recognize as proper that
which assails the bulwark of civiliza-
tion-the holy banns of matrimony.
THE church does recognize separa-
ton when a couple find their tenn
peraments are of a conflicting ma
ture and domestic harmony is not
possible between them. But the
church cannot and will not recog-
nize a system that rends the ties
which exist between man and wife.
! deeply regret the evil has gained
such a strong foothold in our beau
tiful country, and hope for the day
when it is no longer a dreadful men,
c at the very doors of homes"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
GIRL SAYS
SHE WAS LURED
AWAY BY BOY Is
Two Youths and One
Woman Held on
Charge.

Serious charges made by Margaret
DENT, who vanished from her home.
4S Barrison street, on Sunday, led to-
day to the arraignment In the Third
Precinct Court of George Triano, of
30 Chestnut street.
Domenick Cesare, 40 years old, of
290 Van Buren, street, was COM
mitted to the House of Detention last
night on a similar charge.
The youths were arrested by Ser
geant Kull and Plainclothesman
Brex, of the Third precinct. who To-
Gated the DENT girl last night at $40
Adams street.
Put in Woman's Care.
She said she had been placed there
in the custody of Rose Maurer, a
friend of Triano, land as a result OF
the girls testimony additional
charges were preferred against Tri-
n and the Maurer girl.
On the first charge Triano was held
in $4,000 bail for the grand jury, while
he and the Maurer girl were each held
In 1000 bail on the second charge.
Lured from Home.
The story of the Denit girl as told
to Kull and Brex is that she was
lured away from home by Cesare.
She says Cesare detained her and
on Sunday night. in company with
Cesare and another youth, she went
to New York. returning to this city
on Monday morning. They were
then met :. by Triano.. who. it is
charged, took her to the Adams
street house.
The story told by the girl to Kull
and Brex of the relations existing
between Triano and the Maurer girl
led to the additional charge being
made.
The police say that Triano and Ce-
lsare are members of a gang against
whom several complaints of a sim
liar nature have been received.
II is expected that several others
will be arrested as a result of the
: girls story.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07

Who wouIdn't-who shouldn't buy-buy
plentiful supplies of. these staple, unfadable,
useful fabrics when it costs so little for a dress?
Many mothers. anticipating the school sea
son, are buying dresses for their little ones
and these fabrics are particularly good for this
purpose because they are easily washed and have
hygienic advantages over woolens.
Plenty of folks expecting to remain at the
shore or in the mountains several weeks more
are buying A. P. C. fabrics, making them into
dresses FIR Use right away.
And the thousands of homebodies who like
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
MOHAWK CLUB OUTING

Final arrangements for the annual
outing OF the Mohawk Democratic Cub
viii be made at u meeting at sheadauar-
tiers, Twelfth street and Fifteenth ave
nue.. tonight. The outing viii be held
on Sunday, August, %, at Tuscan farms,
Hilton
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
crTY ApvERTIsEMENTs.


$50, 500 TO pay the interest on
81, 500, 900 New City Hail Bonds.
issued by authority Of an act
OF the Legislature OF the state
OF New Jersey. approved April
IN, o<-cVV u
And also a further special tax of
$50. 000 to raise an amount
equal to two percentum OF the
total amount Of said debt, to
create a sinking fund for the
redemption and payment Of
And also a further special tax OF
$40, 800 to pay the interest on
1900. 10000 New City Hospital
Bonds, issued by authority Of
an act Of the Legislature OF
the state OF New Jersey. ap- ~
proved May II. 1S84-,..-... 10. 800 o.
And also a further special tax Of
SC, 900 to raise an amount equal
to two per centum OF the total
amount Of said debt, 10 create
a sinking fund for the redemp-
ton and payment of said bonds e,OO0 y
And also a further special tax Of
$500, 900 Track Elevation Bonds.
issued by authority of an act
OF the Legislature Of the State
IS. 1900 ..ss. .....'.. 500 o
100000 10 raise an amount
equal 70 two per centum OF the
total amount OF said debt. to
create a sinking fund for the
redemption and payment of said d. ooo a
And also a further special tax OF
s35, $50 to pay the interest on
1912, 900 Track Elevation Bonds.
issued by authority Of an act
of the Legislature OF the State
of New Jersey. approved March
l SO. 1bO4. . 80. ...-.s....-+.-- oosocV U
| And also a further special tax OF
50. I20 to raise an amount equal
I to one per centum of the total
amount OF said debt, to create
a sinking fund for the redemp-
tion and payment of said bonds es120 Q
And also a further special tax Of
Sc. $50 to pay the interest on
$3.50, 900 Nailsburg Sewer Bonds.
| issued by authority OF an act
or the Legislature OF the State
! Is. 1 isSs Jersey aDp'sssa s's.a $3.50 q
And also a further special tax Of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


1850 to pay the interest on
~. 600 Vailsbure School Bonds
OF 1900, issued by authority of
an act of the Legislature OF
the State of New Jersey. ap-
proved March a, 1ST4..........
And also a further special a OF
81. 600 for the redemption and
of 81, 600 OF said bonds
And also a further special tax OF
ST. 2b TO pay the interest on
$4,000 Vailsburg School Bends
OF 1908. issued by authority Of
an act OF the Legislature Of the.
State OF New Jersey, approved
October 10, 1905.
Aud also a further special tax OF
$500 to raise an smount equal
to two per centum OF the total
amount OF said debt. TO res
a sinking fund for the rsdemp-
ton. ana payment OF said bonds
And also a further special OF
s.. 400 to pay the interest on
x205, 600 Refunded Corporate
Bonds, issued by authority OF
an act OF the Legislature OF
the Stat. of New Jersey. APP
proved March 4. 1902 $1,000.
And also q further special tax Of
$40, $50 to raise an amount
equal TO Ave per centum Of
the total amount Of said debt,
TO create a sinking fund for the
redemption and payment of said
DOuQS
And also a further special tax OF
$50, 800 to pay the interest OF
81, $50. 600 Corporate Bonds. Is
sued by authority Of an act of
the Legislature OF the State Of
New Jersey, approved April II,
lAlD
And also a further special tax Of
S86, 050 TO raise an amount
equal TO three and one-half per
centum of the total amount Of
said debt. to create a sinking
fund for the redemption and
payment of said bonds-....,..
And also a further special tax Of
1000 10 pay the interest on
$3.50. 900 Fire and Police Build
ing Bonds. issued by authority
of an &C Of the Legislature
of the State OF New Jersey. APP
proved March "a. 19o6..-.......
And also a fun her special tax Of
s 1000 to raise an amount equal
10 two per centum OF the total
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
cry ADVERTISEMENTS.

<ao,, no0 Free Library Bonds.
ssssued by authority OF an act OF
rs Legislature of the state OF
New Jersey. approved Marcn
10. 1896 ~
And also o further special TAX oi
ss 600 to raise an amount eqpa
~ two per centum OF tne. TO-
einount of said DEBT, 10 Sls
a sinking fund for the unan9z
ai@n q further special tax OF
sf I'M 10 nay the interest on
IA non Free Library BOMBS, IS
eS n, authority OF an acl OF
~ LEGISLATURE OF the state Of
New Jersey. approved Mereh
10. 1900 .....r-.t...sts.
And also a further special taS %
Si.o0O to raise an amount eqsa
10 two per centum OF = 49,
smo,int OF said debt, 10 create
: sintina fund for the redemp-
,tnn and payment OF said bonds
AZ also n further special tax OIL
a onn 10 nay the interest on
ssnn ono Public School Bonds.
rssedE nv authority OF an act
~ The Legislature OF the state
of New Jerseys approved tSo-
ruary "a. 1S9s~..:.;...-,
And also a further special TAX :,
*. " 10 Idltt al &AAS'H
10 three and one-hait per
cenfum or the total amount OF
said debt TO create a sinking
fund for the redemption ana
payment of said bonds
And also a further special tax OF
$40. 500 to pay the interest on
saOo, 900 Public School Bonds.
issued by authority of a act
Of the Legislature OF the state
OF New Jersey. approved March
%! D
And also a further special tax OF
SO, 900 to raise an amount equal
10 two per centum Of the total
amount of said debt, 20 create
a sinking fund for the redemp-
ton and payment Of said bonds
And also a further special tax OF
So, 800 to pay the interest on
500. 900 Public School Bonds.
issued by authority of an act OF
the Legislature OF the State OF
New Jersey. approved April ~,
And also a further special tax OF
$1,000 to raise an amount equal
to two per centpm Of the total
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
For the current expenses of the
public schools. exclusive OF
State appropriations, VIZ
Current expenses. 81. BOZ D00 W
Manual training. 5000 %
SECTION 2-slNKING FUNDS AND
TlrREgT.
AN ORDINANCE RESPECTING TAKE
EnR 1919

SECTION 2-SlNKING FUNDS AND IN
TEREsT.
And also a further special tax OF
$50. 900 to pa the interest on
81. 500, 900 funded DEBT eity I'M
provement bonds. issued by au-
thorlty of an act OF the Legis-
sew. approved June Q. $50: $4,000 Q
And also o further special tax OF
$40. 900 to raise an amount
equal to two per centum or the
total amount OF said debt. to
create a sinking fund for the
ssld SonSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $4,000 0
And also 4 further special tax OF
"a. 600 TO pay the interest on
500, 900 Street Opening Bonds.
Issued by authority OF an act
ar lie LEGISLATURE OF the State
II. N iss2 's's 1000 Q
So. 300 to raise an amount equal
To three and one-half per
eentum OF the tosa, amonn s o.
fund for the redemption and
M vmant of said bonds......... $500
And also q further special tax OF /.
=. $40. 700 to pay the interest on
$500. 900 High School Bonds. is
sued by authority Of an act o.
f lev 1855 sstse.' "s"~.~" TO- roo I
$40. 800 to raise an amount
equal to three and one-half per
centum Of the total amount. of
said debt. to create q sinking
fund for the redemption and
Dayment of said bond. ........ 10, 800 [
And also a further special tax OF
$4,000 to pay the Interest On
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07

TO be neatly dressed about the house are throng-
ing the counters and picking out the pretty pat
terms and richer colorings in which this wonder
full collection abounds.
Everybody is delighted with this years pat
terms and colorings, and everybody is marveling
at the beautiful reproductions of higher-priced
stuffs and wondering how such goods can be sold
for so little.
The sale will go on from day to day, for we
had $4,000 yards to begin with, and notwith-
standing generous selling, there will be sufficient
to run a week under full head of steam.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
!. cIrY ApvERrrsEMENrs.

amount of said debt. to create
a sinking fund for the redemp-
ton and payment of said bonds 1000 90
And also a further special tax Of
$4,000 to pay the interest on
500. 600 Dock Bonds. issued BY
Legislature OF the state Of New
Jersey. approved October p.
1907 esOuQ
And also a further special tax Of
81, 900 to raise an amount equal
to one per centum Of the total
amount Of said debt, to create
ton and payment Of said bonds 1000 90
And also a further special tax OF
500 900 Dock Bonds. issued
an act Of the Legislature Of
the State OF New Jersey. APP
proved October 81. 1s0T.-,--. 1000 90
And also q further special tax or
si25. 600 City Bath House Bonds.
issued by authority Of an act
OF the Legislature OF the state
OF New Jersey, approved April
II. 1910 o.OVv "
And also a further special tax Of
81. 500 10 raise an amount equal
TO two per centum of the total
amount of said debt, TO create
a sinking fund for the redenp-
tion and payment Of said bonds 1900 %
And also a further special tax Of
on 500. 600 school Bonds. issued
by authority OF an act Of the
Legislature Of the state Of New
Jersey. approved october 10.
1903, and acts amendatory
thereto ..a@a..~s1.r~-. Il. 47s II
And also a further special tax OF
So, 600 10 raise an amount equal
TO one per centum OF the total
amount of said debt, to create
q sinking fund for the redenp-
tIon and payment OF said bonds 5000 90
| And also a further special tax OF
1900 10 pay the Interest on
S7b.000 Playground Bonds, is
sued by authority OF an act OF
the Legislature Of the state Of
New Jersey. approved May l. -
| And also a further special tax OF
81, 500 10 raise an amount equal
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

amount OF said debt, to create
a sinking fund for the redemp- -
tion and payment of said bonds. 1000 90
And also a further special axe
$4,000 Public School Ronds.
Of the Legislature Of the State
Of New Jersey, approved MARCH -
5000 90 And = also a further special tar Of
$500 10 raise an AMOUNT equal
10 two per centum OF the total
amount OF said debt TO create
tipn and pa yment Of said bonds $500 90
1850 90 As 5000 o. to pay : the interest on
~ authority Of an ACT Of the
I 5srsey. approved October 10.
1000 90 ny asOs also a further spscia, sax or
=. 1000 to raise an amount equai
to two per cantum Of the total
amount Of said debt, to create
ton and payment Of said bonds. 1900 90
And also a further special tax of
saS4'eeo school Bonds Issued BY
authority Of an sS, Of the
Ierssy. approved October 1s:
~ thereof and supplementary
90" ' .ae, sac a further special tsx or wv W
1910 10 raise an amount equal
20 two per 81 s ssD5u deO o. /, sSe er tO,a,
a sinking fund for the redemp-
TO- 500 90 An nGn ai nna a Further special tax OF W
& s5e ss; s2 20 e si nss 'G Bon ass'i issued
5S,sathoriiy Z, q Ne az State sss q q N .Ss
L Jeasey. approved October is.
5000 90 l lsss; and and acts sup s%snsassrs
Ana sass siso a further special tax Of ''''''' ~
sl.s4es TO raise an amount
ne total amount OF said debt.
$500 90 to create a sinking fund for
the redemption and payment OF a. 90
An ndis also son ! further special tax Of =
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07

Yard Wide Dress FouIard
Soft Black Dress Taffeta
Imported Dress Messaline
27-in. Waterproof Jap Silk
27-in. All Silk Shantung
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
Coats for Now

OF course you'll find plenty of use for a coat
"a fashionable one. Evenings are cool every
where, and prices are below zero.
Women and Misses MacIrinaw Coats,
made of white Polo Cloth trimmed with white pearl
buttons; Sizes 10 to So; regular value Sl2.50, --~-
$osOo
New 46-in. Coats in Ramie or CameFs Hair
Cloth. lined throughout with soft silks. regu- 49,
larly $3.50, special .. X9.98
Coats of White and Oyster White Linen.
Norfolk style, regular value $3.50, special at ----
just hall. 6<-Zo
Coats of White and Tan Serge 49,
Norfolk style. reg. $50 value, special at. 1873
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07

lst-For best work in Figure Studies in Oil, SO;
Water Color. $40.
2nd-For the best work in Landscape in Oil, SO;
Water Color, SO.
3rd-For the best work in Landscape and Figure
Combination in Oil, $40; Water Color, SO.
4th-For the best work in Flowers in Oil, s.;
Water Color, S..
5th.For the best work in Fruit in Oil, IS; Water
Color, S..
6th-For the best study in Marine Views in Oil.
S.; Water Color, s..
An extra prize of best study of Animal in Oil, IS.
Water Color, S. An additional prize for pest picture
IN Oil not in above classes, IS; Water Color, SIS
All pictures intended for the exhibition must be
framed Those having work unframed will be given
a special discount Of 20 per cent. in our Picture
Framing Department for the framing of any picture
TO be entered in the contest.
There will be no entrance fee, but as proof of your
interest in the store we ask that you present checks
showing that you have purchased 81 worth of artist
materials in our Artist Department.
Prizes will be awarded September IA.
The exhibition will be in our Gallery of Paint
ings, Second Floor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07

Aug. Oct. Saving
Price Price Per Yd
Double Width Black Satin CSC $3.50 52c
Yard Wide Dress Messaline 79c S1.Oo 21c
Imported Rivera Satin SSc $1.26 doc
Fine Blk Dress MessaIine 65c S9c 24c
Import'd Soft Taffeta 59c SSc 26c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
People Are Buying Quantities of
PC. Wash Fabrics
At &c a Yard

Few who attend this great sale of ours stop with buying a single dress pat
Almost invariably the order is for two. three or more dress patterns.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
Ambitious Artists
Should Share Our Gifts of Gold
Offered in Our 5th Annual
Painting Contest

We offer cash prizes amounting
to $40 to those amateurs who pro-
duce the best paintings in oil or
water color. Many pictures have
already been entered in this cor
test, but prizes will not be awarded
until September IA, so you still
have ample time to enter your pic
lures and have them placed on
view in our galleries. We urge
you to take part in this contest.
List Of prizes and conditions fol-
low:
These amounts will be divided as
follows:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-07
,HAHNE6@
Elegant Black Silks
I'm This Weeks Sale ait Lowered Prices

When you stop to hmk that there is not a piece of silk in this sale that does not do US
credit and in hitch you can place full dependencies you will realize that the savings W offer
you are unw worth your while.
Consider ef THAT We are saving you from zoe to SIC yard on silks of tes or that
you will antn or yur fall dresses We me theses vings plain to you in the cohmns Of figures