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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-21

FOR SALE-7-room house, 3 IL
blocks from post office; modern
co%nveniences and other improve
ments; has flower garden and
trees. Will accept part cash and
balance in city lots. Address
Roman a Herald. Taft
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Do not generalize in advertising,
state something definite.
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American League.

Philadelphia at st. Louis, rain.
Chicago 6, Washington L.
Cleveland 8, New York 8.
Detroit 6, Boston 4.
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THE NATIONAL BALL GAMES

X Y X * X X * X X TX X X * X
AS played throughout the country
by the various leagues.
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; HERALD Want ADS. :
0eeeseeee eeeeeesS
OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One $40 S~tudebakef
standard gauge rubber tired
buggy, good as new. at less than
half price. Phone 81. 9-21tf
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x X Y X X X X X X X * X X X X
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American Association,

Toledo SO, Columbus 1-2.
Kansas City 5, St. Paul 2.
Observation-Disclosures, rain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-21

Associated Press.
National League.
Cincinnati Al, New York "a.
St. Louis 90, Philadelphia As.
Pittsburg 10, Boston 2.
Chicago g., Brooklyn 2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-21

A party composed Of Hon. Cone
Johnson, Jed Adams, R. B. Creager,
Frank Rabb and M. J. SIattery went
down to Point Isabel yesterday af-
ternoon, returning late at night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-21

j. r. Morrow, travelling passenger
agent for the Queen and Crescent
railroad, with headquarters at Hous-
ton, arrived in Brownsville yester-
day. Mr.. Morrow is looking over
conditions in the Valley in the in
terest of his company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-21

Frank c. Pierce went to San An
tonic yesterday afternoon. He will
meet Mrs. Pierce and Miss Isabel at
that city, and will accompany them
to Austin. where Miss Pierce will
enter the state university.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Tucker of
Hattiesburg, Miss, who have been
visiting their brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Tucker, the past two
weeks, will return to their home to-
day. They have made many friends
during their visit to Brownsville, all
of whom hope they may decide to
locate here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-21

Mrs. Augustine Celaya, accom-.
panied by her daughters, Misses
Laura and Adelaide Celaya, left yes
terday afternoon for Washington, ID
c. En- route they expect to spend
several days at Kansas City, Mo
They intend to spend about two
months in the east.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-21

Hardy Dial, the boil weevile ex-
pert, who has been here the past
two days addressing farmers in this
section, visited Donna Thursday,
speaking there that night. He re-
turned to Brownsville yesterday for
ia few hours, leaving later for San
Benito, where he will speak also. To-
night Mr.. Dial will speak to the
farmers at Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-21

John E. Rutledge returned yester-
day from a business trip up the
Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-09-21

"A. F. Delbert, the New Orlean;
sugar mill designer and builder, is
a visitor in Brownsville. Mr.. Del.
bert designed and constructed the
Ohio & Texas sugar mill, also the
sugar mill at San Benito.
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
LippincOtt's
MEMS AND BOYS' UNDERWEAR
That Make Loved Ones Hapnv

Anything that you NAV need for
Christmas presents or general use WE
nave II in great variety
P, special in mems initial linen
h,1,ndkerchiefs; pure Irish linen. with
al, initials, in a box for sI.OO.
fancy Arm Bands in isle weh or
SIX beautifully boxed. ali colors ana
the best quality. 25c and SOC tho na1r
mems new fall Neckwear Onr
ocarIs this year are prettier tban
ever before. You will find a large line
o. aton Nnlch to make your selection,
@'c' OOc and SI.OO each.
mems Suspenders. a new LOT or
WeDolng' just received, all up 10 the
minute IN style, quality and Workman
SNIP Zoe, oOc, 75c and S1.OO the pair
Mems natural wool Tindarwoa-
'oc; Si.OO, Sl.25, Sl.5O, sI.75. ss.0o'
Men medium weight wool Under
wear zoe and S1.OO.
Mems Duo Fold Health Ifnderwear
Sl.OO, Sl.5O, $500 and $3.50. N'''
Munsing Union Suits Mems sai,
ana winter Munsingwear at s10o
SSl'9O, sl.75, 1926, 1915. $500 g anc
Mems Coat Sweaters. soc sim
g. SSs'sS' $500, 800, $500, 500 and and
Mems Coat Shirts, attached curs
"eSt AZ. patterns 75c; regular price. S1.
Mems Spring Needle Ribbed Under
wear 'brlstol make). s1.OO.
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
DOLLS In ANNUAL
SHOWFOR HOSPITAL

Papa, mama, 'tum and ~buyi
Mes des so lonely. me tould cry:
Many pity frocks mes dot
Tunnin' cap, and dainty socks.
So me dess nell smile and laugh.
then, maybe.
ou II buy me for your girlie's baby.
The annual doll sale of the Junior
Board Of the Homeopathic Hosnital
will he beld at the New Century club
on Friday afternoon. Beginning at
two o'clock, the afternoon promises
to be an eventful and interesting one,
for old and young Although the dis
play OF dolls Will be the main feature
of the sale, delighting the hearts of
many little mother" there will he
the fancy table. full of a dainty and
beautiful assortment of articles from
which those who have out grown the
dear doll days may select gifts ap-
propriate for the approaching Christ
mas season.
Adding to the interest and attrac-
ton of the, many dolls. lots of fun and
amusement will be provided for the
little ones by Milton p. Lyons, who
Will entertain them from two thirty
until five thirty o'clock with the old
time favorite Punch and Judy"
Supper will be served from five
thirty until eight o'clock and the very
delicious menu which will be pro-
vided is: raw, and boiled oysters, and
oyster patties; chicken salad and
chicken croquettes: ham, tongue. ice
cream, cake coffee, tea and choco-
late Cake and candy Will be for
sale.
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
Makes Nice Christmas Gifts

rms department is well stocks.,
with beautiful Christmas and cola
weather Underwear. The Forest Mil.
nanu-hnished Underwear Is aIso a.
played at our counter and can he So,
IN All qualities. styles and sizes ''
l. Ladies' part-wooI Union sr,..
low neck, elbow sleeves. knee Iensth
sizes and .,......... 81 "a
s,;I Ladies' SILK and Wool Trn,o.,
olih' nigh neck, long sleeves an
ankle length; sizes and 20 anu nal
extra sizes, 1925. - 0-'VV'
3. Ladies' low-neck. elbow sIsov.
ankle length Union suits- sizes '5'sre; and
'..............g 50 00
a. Children's Fleece-lined rrn.SS
SUITS In gray white and peeler. n aIi
o. Ladies medium weight cotsNc ,1vc
uhl9n suits. high neck, long sIess'oa Ion
price. zoe. '' qi'VV' special
?. Ladies heece-lined Vests .ns
anus White and unbleached. siyas
ana D; regular soc, now 90,
p. Children's ieece-lined Vests snS YDS
sIi pan.s. U.s., white, gray and unbieacbsdl sdo
s,1es ?, Childrens black Bioomers'; 'TIg sII
...... ...... 50c
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
Candy for Christmas

Our full line Of Samoset Choco-
iates' also Lowell and Coyel at 6Oc
per pound
A fun line Of Schraffts' and Falls'
dipped Chocolates. at zoe. Also a
fun line Of Lipps' Chocolates. at
25c.
Baskets packed with assorted
Chocolates. from Zoe up Emntv
laskets from Poe upwards
Fancy box Candies. pc up. Also
Assorted Gloss Candies. 25c. Mrs
l.ea's homemade Tony, REGULAR
Acc.
Jordan Almonds aasor,oa
flavors, at 6Oc.
Hersey's Kisses. al gOc.
Wilbur's Buds. at soc.
Wilbur's bar Chocolate. al SOC.
Chocolate dipped Cherries al lOc.
A line OF Christmas Novelties.
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
Muslin Underwear
For Gifts

Gowns OF all kinds are here in
untold numbers. Many special holi-
day attractions. Tomorrow we Of
Ter skirts Of camhric, deep flounce.
OF open or blind embroidery. al al.
Ruiile OF lace or embroidery in
sertion and edge. some ribbon run.
$500. S2.25. "'
Gowns, high or chemise neck
tucked or embroidery trimmed
yoke. soc.
Gowns. camhric or nainsook
nigh, round or V neck. lace or en-
broldery trimmed .g 81 90
Skirts In messallne or taffeta. ali
the new shades and styles.
$500 TO s5.
kimonos ~ hannelette. beaut-
iui new designs, In all colors.
Sl.O0 and Sf.o5
Corset Covers. lace or embroid-
cry trimmed; i.zes "a to a. each
25c. - '"''''
Corset Covers. in fine nainsools
deep yoke of lace or embroidery.
some trimmed with medallions. s0c
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
TALK MERGER OF
BUSINESS BODIES
Plan is to Make Trade Board
and Manufacturers ASSOCi-
alton More Effective

A conference will be held this af-
ternoon of a committee comprising
John j Raskob Harold s. Schutt.
Josiah Marvel. Alfred ID. Warner and
Oscar TJ Crosby, of the Greater viii
mington Committee OF the Board of
Trade, Willard A. Speakman, presi-
dent OF the Manufacturers Associa-
tion of Delaware, ana Charles S
Gawthrop, representing manufactur-
ing interests of the city. A PROPOSE
tion to merge the Manufacturers AS
sociation with the Board of Trade will
be considered, looking 10 a possible
reorganization Of the Board and the
appointment Of q board of directors
of representative men VINO will give
their time to directing the campaign
to advance Wilmington in every way.
Should The cunferees agree upon a
program this afternoon, their recon-
mendations would have to be endorsed
by the organizations they represent
before any merger or reorganization
could be effected.
George II. Barker. OF Boston, at the
head of the National Dredging Com
pany, who spent some time in this
city when the company was doing
business here, yesterday sent a check
for 5000 to Charles c. Kurtz, of the
Greater Wilmington Committee.
Emanuel Oestreicher, dealer in
surgical supplies yesterday sent a
check for SIS, with the word: "Ill give
you more later" Other subscriptions
yesterday wero from the Lea Milling
Company the Royal Studio and lie
Roy Harvey
subscriptions are payable monthly
on quarterly, or in advance, If the sub
scriber preferes, and should be handed
to any member Of the committee or
sent TO the Office of the committee. 9S1
DUPONT Building Checks should he
drawn payable to John ]. Raskob.
treasurer of the committee.
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
Handkerchief Specials
Fer the HOLIDAYS

a Ladies' All Linen Handker..
chiefs. 1-S-inch hens. 9Oc per
dozen.
Ladies' All Linen Initial Hand
kerchiefs, several different stvleg.
IL l-2c, 25c, and soc each.
Ladies' fine All Linen one cor
ner Embroidered Handkerchief.
IL l-2c to $500 each.
Children's -Mothers sGoose"sHand-
kerchiefs, sc each.
Children's ALI Linen Initial
Handkerchiefsl three in box. 25c
per box.
Children's All Linen Initial
handkerchief three in a box. aSc
per box
MERABOu.
Muffs. black or natural, $3.50 "a
$500 each.
Capes. blackAor natural. .Ss.75 10
$500 each.
$1,000 each. ~'''" ~
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
DEMOCRATS AFTER
POST OFFICE PLUM

Despite the fact that the term of
Postmaster NJ Howard Jester does
not expire until the latter part of
1913, lines are already being laid for
his place. Il is generally admitted
that the United States Senator chosen
by the next Legislature will name the
man, and this Office is being mentioned
along with the position of postmaster
The names of State Senator Thomas
M. Monaghan, James ]. English.
Thomas n Stayton and John NJ. Truax
arc being mentioned by their friends
for the position of postmaster.
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
SHALLOW WATER
KEEPSSTEAMEROUT

The need of a deeper water way
for Wilmington was demonstrated
this week by the steamer Bayamon,
from Mississippi laden with approx
imately 100000 feet of yellow pine
lumber consigned TO the American
Car and Foundry Company here The
vessel because of her draught, was
unable to come up the Christiana
river to the wharf of the local COM
pany to discharge the big cargo, and
it was necessary to lighter the boat
Of portion of the lumber The
steamer laid in the Delaware at the
mouth of the Christiana for several
days.
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
REYIYAL AT sILYERRR00K.

The Rev Samuel McWilliams. d.
d., of Trinity Nj. e. Church. Chester,
will preach at the revival services
to be held in Silverbrook NJ r.
Church this evening The Rev L. T..
Poole. of Epworth NJ e. Church will
preach at Silverbrook on Thursday
evening.
Revival services will be held at Sill
verbrok every evening this week ex-
cept Friday when the members will
attend Asbury Church where the Rt.
Rev Joseph F. Berry. resident bishop
of Philadelphia will conduct a special
service.
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
Shoes Rightly Priced
DeautIfuI Are the Holiday At-
lracfions-


Women's Patent Colt, Demi Gale
ana Tan Russia Calf Shoes. nifty
styles-none better - Sam
Women's and Growing Girls IN
shiny. dull Calf and Tan Russia
Lseaathers, neat and nobby Shoes.
Growing Girls dull and shinv
shoes, broad toes and low heels
500 and $3.50.
Women's high-grade Shoes. dis
continued lines on bargain tables.
el.6V, Sl.95 and S2.45.
Children's and Misses Gun MetaI
Shoes, at bargain prices, sizes 8 IL
to IL, Sl.25 and S1.SO; sizes lila
TO 2, S1.50 and $500.
Women's Satin Slippers. to
match your gown az E0
Women's and Girls Storm. hIrh-
top. blucher-cut Shoes, In box ana
willow calf skin. $500 values. AZ
Infants Shoes. close out lots
handmade. at about half price. 7sr
Boys School Shoes. sizes III ~
~ IL, Sl.5O; sizes / TO ID, $3.50
and $500.
Mems Heavy Tan Shoes. sQ.qO.
$40 and $500.
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
CHRISTMAS CLOTHING

What could you give any one that
would De more appreciated than a
nice suit overcoat or hat. Our holiday
nne is now complete. The smart
snappy style for the young man The
solidity and character style for the
business man, or the digni6ed com
servatiye style for the elderly gentle
man. man. Prices of Suits. $40. sf2. sIa.s0
Si9, SIS, $50, Ss2, s25. ''''''
Boys Suits in all the newest sty1os
ana fabrics. $500 to $500. sizes
IL to II years. "es
our line OF Play Suits is now cor,-
plete' including Indian Chief. sonsv.
COWBOY Cowgirl. Military and Police
90 eFiSes oo 'Sc, Sl.0O, sl.5O, ss.OO and
indian Wigwams. $3.50 and ssoo
q. Boys Wash Suits. prices S1.OO 10
Anytning that you may need in
nats or caps we have them from osc
10 5000 each. Our showing Of ovor -y0
coats Is attracting unusual attent,on
All prices all kinds fran $50 IN sSs
Fur lined overcoats in great ysriet'. "a S1D.
up to $50. 9''a' variety
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
HOLIDAY iffracfionS


We have no hesitancy in saving
that our Percales lead them all. A
beautiful showing at 10 l-2c; also
a very good one at 9c.
so pieces Of unusual value in
striped Madras for shirts and
waists; 15c value lie
100 pieces OF the best outing
ever shown in our city at Zoe. Ask
to see this.
A beautiful line Of embroidered
Flannels. SOC. 6Oc, 75c, s1OO, sI.25
and S1.50.
Blue, grey and red Flannels in
all the wanted kinds, SOC. We have
them az a less price The SOC one
Is p big special.
Anderson's Zephvrs tomorrow 2Ic
SOC pieces 32-inch Gingham, 10 Lee
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
JeWelry Attract O IS
for the HOLIDAYS

Vanity Boxes and Coin Purses, in
a large variety of styles and met
ais. from soc 10 $500 each.
One special lot Of Mems Solid
Gold Scarf Pins. with Diamond
Chips. very special. S1.75 TO $500
each
Ladies' Bangle Bracelets. 10
karat gold filed, at S1.O0, Sl.25 TO
1925 each.
Ladies' Pearl Bead Necklaces.
We have a complete line of these
goods, 2oc to $500 per string.
La Vailieres, solid gold. with
pearls, from $500 TO $1,000 each.
solid Gold Cuff Links, $500 10
$500 per pair
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
Christmas Silks

Everything nicely boxed. A silk
waist or dress makes an accepta-
bic gift.
sl.0O silk Messallne. s6 inches
wide, In black only, Il having a
beautiful lustre - k0c
1000 yards Of S1.OO silk Popllns
80 inches wide. in nearly every de-
sirable shade. at .... 0ec
pieces Of black Peau de Cyrne
az inches wide, an excellent 81 10
quality. tomorrow .. sI.1O
700 yards OF Fancy Striped Tar
feta and Messallne &c inches wide
IN both plain and changeable
ground. the s1.0O quality FOR gsc
ASK TO see this.
Our Wash Silks are great bav-
ing the largest showing In the cltv
Doth In tub and habutal, al pricea
beyond comparison. Ask 10 he
shown these; they are beautiful
1000 yards OF Fancy silk 1s
inches wide. in Messallne. Tar
feta, Satin and Louisines. with
neat figures. the regular prices for
this merchandise are soc to SOC tho
yard; all go tomorrow at. o0c
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
GREAT BOYS BOOKS
IN SERIES AT 95c
FOR CHRISVW

~, - AVh tHnlNi VI lN
The Motor Cycle Chums Series
by Payson
The Boy Aviator Series .Lawton
The Boy Scouts Series ... Payson
The Boy Inventor Series Bonner
The Frank Series .Castemon
The Boys of Columbia High Series
Allen
The Outdoor Chums Series Allen
The Motorboat Club Series
Hancock
The Pony Riders Series .Patchin
The Submarine Boys Series
Durham
The West Point Series Hancock
The Annapolis Series Hancock
The High School Boys Series
Hancock
The Grammar School Boys Series
Hancock
The Dreadnought Boys Series
Lawton
The Bungalow Boys Series
Forester
The Motor Rangers Boys Series
West
The Border Boys Series .Derinr
The Tom Swift Series Appleton
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
GIRLS AND CHILDREN,S
DEPARTMENT

Inis department has the cbr,s,
mas look all the year Tomorroa. .os
we invite your attention 10 a fev,
OF the many useful gifts ~"
.rS Hasn sg "a oapes in blue and rcd $500
ana $500, Sizes 4 to IA year -''O
O. isa'n na !. coats for Girls and BOYS
sS.uV 10 Sf.5O. Sizes 6 to 1s vesrs .
me popular Tams the girls are
no" wearing, in different colors
run line Of Tyrolean Hats for for
Boys and Girls. in corduroy and ia
........... s0c -,
run line of Girls Coats in az p
90 e,s nsopuiar cloths and styles AZ
10 III. Sizes 2 to IS years -
CIV sweaters IN white and colors
s0zes months to IA years. nr;cas p;oos .
soc 10 $500. S' prices
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
THESE BOOKS
ARE SOC EACH. FOR

ARE soc EACH. FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
The Power and the Glory by
Cook.
Keith Of the Border by Parrish.
The Heritage of the Desert by Grey.
Madam Butterfly by Long.
Siege of the Seven Suitors by Mich
olson.
Dixie Rose by Harden.
The Glory of the Conquered by
Glaspell
Poppy by Stockley.
The Rules Of the Game hv White
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
Lippincott's
CHRISTMAS DRESS coons


Get our prices, examine the tex-
ture, notice the STYLES. We are suro
after doing this that you will eet
the loved one her dress here.
Think Of getting S1.OO wool Pom
inns, SO inches wide, tomorrow af
'oc. The colors are Alice. navy
and black. ''0
Plain and striped Broadcloth
Sultings, 81 inches wide. i'm seven
dlnerent colors; regular SOC anal
lty, the price tomorrow is noe
rive pieces of mixed Suitings. 10
inches wide, that sells at S1.25 and
9Sc. "" VIII ne
800 yards OF nobby Suitines in
stripes checks and plain colors a
great value at 25c; they go tomor-
ioi '...-.......... 1-9c
we have Broadcloth for everv
purpose, % inches wide. beautiful
iustre and a large assortment of
coiors from which TO make vour CO.
iee.lohs; the Sl25 kind for. .9Sc
Zen pieces of navy blue and
black Serge "a inches wide
quality that has always sold AZ
S1I9. 9N'ai 'oi"orrow'
59c French Serge. SO inches wide
strictly all wool, Is different col
~. ~ ...... .0o
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
Come Early
and Get the
Choice of
Selection
Christmas Hosiery

We are showing unusual attrac-
tons in Christmas Hosiery. Visit
this department tomorrow so as TO
become better acquainted with all
that is new and desirable.
Ladies' cashmere Hose. in black.
Poe. soc and 75c.
Ladies' extra heavy black and
tan silk boot Hose. special al 35c.
pairs for .................. s1.00
Ladies black. medium weight
Cotton Hose, seconds of the Csc
quality; imperfections hard To find
at ....... I0c
Boys heavy school Hose.
lJc, l9c and 2sc
Ladies' Black Silk Hose. Isle
SOC. "
Ladies black. white and tan silk
Hose garter top and high spliced
Heeie, dt ..--.... .................15 zoe
Ladies Black Cotton Hose. in
medium weight, 25c, 35c; 3 pairs
for S1.O0.
Ladies extra heavy Cotton Hose
in black, 25c. 35c; 3 pairs for Si.OO
Ladies' fieece-lincd Hose IN
black, Pc. 35c. pairs for s1.0O:
also extra sizes.
Ladies Balbriggan. feeca-lined
Hose Zoe; also in extra large sizes.
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
BLANKETS AND QUILTS
MAKE USEFTT. crrrs

our showing for the bolid.v. :,
&c, complete and beautiful. All Ina Is
coido lid Blankets in plain white a.a
esoolors: sos also many beautifn a. da., ana
SSe, a'c' sl.OO, $3.50. ss.25. oeSisnS'
pi1ul piull size and extra size oo,,..
Dlahkets, in white. erev luton
i'c, 'Sc, sI.OO and $3.50 ana tan
r,htigh high grade Cotton Blankets an.
sslonon u, bound, white reNe's, gre, SIX
S-'Oo' $3.50 and s9.7s. W pads
Al,wool Blankets. white srar
9. ga ao CoSm6ination Plaids S3.so rSS oo
SSS,V0, $500. $3.50, $50 SS's' SSs0' saOO' ssa.OO'
elO.OO and $1,000. V'''o' 9s'VO,
Bath Robe Patterns in .us,
'arlety' Sl.5O to $500. eHuiess
indian Blankets. $500 10 ss n
s'~mer Rugs, $500 to sS.5o
CRIB Quilts. SOC TO $s.ss ~ -.
aud down filling. 1850 III cotton
'i,oO, 800, $3.50, $500. $50 - 3D.
a. t1li 70 size Down Quilts. 500. seso
ann ,k Quilts in both down and woo,
"iieu' $500 to $1,000. 1"U WOOL
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
CORSETS FOR CaRTSTNAe

MNny not get pair that fit? You
VIII enjoy Christmas much more
oy being comfortable. Our corsets
insure comfort. '''
!. Memo Corsets. s3 to s. eac;,
q son Ton Corsets. SO 10 Sc.
3. hengo Belt Corsets, 50 10 a.
= Ia Refine Belt Corsets. 81 In sa
O. american Lady Corsets. 81 IN sS
.. X. q G. Corsets. 81 TO 81. F''
2. w B. Corsets 81 ~ 10 PV 90
Evening journal., 1912-12-03
on all
Purchases
Gloves for Christmas

Our Holiday Gloves are ready for
you, and how beautiful and good
they are. We invite your atten-
ton to
2-clasp kid Gloves. in Reynier
Centemeri, West End makes. 81
and 3-clasp Centemeri gun
metal Gloves. white stitching. s1.5O
l-clasp white kid Gloves. black
stitching, special .OO
l-clasp Cape Gloves, tan. gray.
black and white, at SI.OO and $3.50
l6-button white kid Gloves: very
optVldi ........ ...... ~. 90
2-clasp Chamoisette Gloves. soc.
zoe aud S1.OO.
Women's kid Mocha Gloves.
heece-lined .........s SI.50
Children's Gloves. 1-clasp. tan
and white Cape Gloves SIOO
l-clasp tan and gray Mocha
Gloves, ieece-lined gIO0
l-clasp kid and Mocha Gloves
SILK lined ............S SI.OO
Mocha Mittens, silk lined, extra
special .,.......... ....... SOC
Women's strap Gauntlets. fleece
iihcu ..-... ................S Sl.50
Momens fur-lined Gloves. $500
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-13
SOCIALISTS
GET 90 SEATS
IN REICHSTAG

BERLIN. Jan. 13.-Returns received
today indicated that the Socialists
would come near to fulfilling their pre-
dictions that they would increase their
seats in the Reichstag to 100 in yes
terday's general election throughout
the empire.
Among the results from 207 districts
on the first ballot the returns gave the
Socialists So seats, a gain of "a. Other
results were: Centre, So; Conservatives
and Free Conservatives, IS; Liberals, L;
Radical, 2; Danes, Poles, Ii.
The chief features OF the erection vas
the fact that the Socialists have made
their gains at the expense of the other
divisions of the radical parties, while
the ~reactionaries, according to results,
held their own.
The greatest triumphs of the Social
lists were in the big cities.
The Socialists retained six of their
seven seats on the first ballot, and theii
leaders claimed that they would bea'
Herr Kaempf. the solitary Radical. or
the econd ballot
1t was estimated that If the present
ratio was maintained the Socialists
would hold about ninety seats in tn,
Reichstag. The first days ballotine
was attended by little disorder.
The chief plank in the Socialist plat
| form is abolition of the monarchy. The,
| have also declared in favor of abolition
Of g standing army and the creation
| Of . national guard.