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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-05
RUBINSTEIN NOW IN LEAD
Russian Defeats Marshall IN In
ternational Chess Play.

Breslau. Aug. 4-Teichmann was uh-
able 10 finish his game with Przepiorks
N the sixteenth round OF the interne-
uonal chess masters tournament. ana a
K Rublnstein. the Russian champion
forged again into the lead. His opponent
wa +. j. Marshall. the United states
champion. who conducted the black pieces
against his redoubtable antagonist. Inc
American played a plucky game but hu-
binstein picked a flaw in his combination
snd won.
Rubinstein's total is III TO ~. which
may he equalIed by Teichmann' shouid
he be able to force win In his unhn'shea
game with Przepiorka. DR.. Tarrasch
succeeded in downing Lowtzky and moved
into second place. with score OF II to D.
Following are the scores Of the masters
after sixteen rounds:
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

NURSERY GOVERNE.lS North German. re
fined frau. %: good sewer. best references
city or coIut-yi wages, $50 $50 can az i>ais
g B-echerer Company Agency. 1871 west bid
-.
PROTESTANT useful nurse. seVs beautifully
refined neat young girl; city or Country: eN
cellent personal reference. s25. Miss Shea
Agency, EAST 42d 81.
-, yo-Lg Canadian. speaking French.
as muse To- sIowlug ciiila; se"s nIcSy, sooa
hon. desired more than salary. excellent REF
erences Miss sheas Agency. East 42d st.
s,Gr,'H COgPLIs-Y Young. neat Industrious;
% ,n,.u,be-a. t,yo ysars' best reference. Miss
shea's Agency, East 4-d St
81. TEK--- YouES. strong, neat Irish girls;
work Of small family; SO So; country; very
best personal references Miss Shea Agency
tt2St 4Zd 81 -------
TANNED NURSE (colcred). graduate Lincoln
Hospital open foT ongaE -uent; reference
best families New York and Philadelphia. "a
dress 100 West 1921 ct Tel. 2S52 Goynlnsside.
Two neat Young Irish girls: fNe Years last
emp over: cook and Iauudre-s, charIb"rnaid
and waitress. do entire work. city or country
Miss MorTow's Agency, 12l Lexington ave-
Ssh. -
yy4rT'RECI Makes ali salads. understands
s..s.iug wines: excellent references. Miss
Marsaret Smiths agency. % West 42d 81.
Phone S03n BIS ant. .
WAITRESS PARL ORSfAJD-Neat tall. FIRST
class Swedish GIL; EXCELLENT waitress e1 o,I
stress: separate. Osierberg's Agency. 1l0 Lex
ngton ave. Tel. 1888 Plaza
AITREss.-Competent Swedish girl: high
H. recommended: diseusased on account
lady closing hous.. Cal al Carl B. samp-
sons gencv. AZ ith ave. -
WAITRESS and CFiAMBERAfAID--Nery neet
Finnish s!rI: excellent reference. Jussha
gene. ESQ Lexington arc. Tel 4469 Plaz2
WAITRESS and PARLORMAID.- Conlpetent
Young girl, best references; city or coGnu
Cal 81 Lang q B0cch=rer Company Agency
- II
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.


BUTLER-vALET--Holla SPEAKS ereh sa,
and German; exceptionally useiuI man Ut
private family; sac. finest reference 90.
Wilson's Agency. IA Lexington ave. Tel -|-'
HMAN-GARDENER-ls months IN iast
Dlace; highest references NJ. a.. Miss ~ ~
zaret smiths Agency. 90 West 42d 81 Fhoi'e
SOs9 BRYANT.
CSCACHMAE.-slngle. neat. smart. wilhk
worker; excellent man around pfISe'e tppn a..'
capable Of nliing active place sober a.he -,
obhginx any where. NJ. n. 2JS East so'll Ct
CClrl.r.-SaO. s~ede; uSstui man sara eia.s
farmer. etc; wife good cook ana n9S; ;s, ~
or; personal long references. -, -
Agency SIS 9Th ave. Tel. 8n Brysht: --------
5.S1ITPIC-Virst class French Engishinan; put
Ter chauffeur; wife useful maid; Wiling Vp.is
ing: high class references: moderate To1S.,
Nine + C.arnelio's Agency. io3 West z-o ~
APNHAND.-Swede; good all around man.
Understand horses, cows: good |9 ,a 81
sober: wages s25 ssmpson's Agency' az ~"
ave. Phone ls9S Madison % se.e, -----irIT
= sT5SiIJE ID--C;ood ell around man on small
place: understands horses CONS V $500 ~
.,e EXCELLENT references; s5. Arthur' az
Nathewson's Agency, sis en- ave lei '''
Bryant .,~,,,-
work. thoroughiy understands farm Hheh u
cry atock etc Otto, MAticwson Agency Do
Oh ave. Tel. 3Ts B-5ant; -- --;.I-
GARDENER ~ msrrleG, ,n no 1 All
dTen. on xentienians place. grsohho.s sa,.ss
o,,ss,Gs work; well recommended. Add 80
Gardener BOX Is Tribune Uptown O'l'e' low
Trr9dway. -----------------
----- - : 10 4 thoroughly competent 10 man
age nrivate estate; expert IN az orsu u,n,
oapsble OF getting best results from hep n,n
est testimoniais; married; no FANNY ""'''"
WcFendry Medison -. J.---
r TpDrYps FLORIST - First.eia expert
snce; best Of reference address T""''''
Ribstein. ais Park ave. summit, y, o., -,
HEAD o,RDENEE or tsrm ,,. w,,e ea1 Charles
wiIsnn,s Agency, 724 Lexington ave. TEL SSS'
Plaza.
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SSho 81
81 ST ST.

The Rrrroxinrte amount Of the lien or eharge'
% soiiTf, which the Above described property IS
~ =. sold (, $40 A. g. with interest thereon
from IA. 81 dsy OF April. 1910. together WIN
cost. and ALLOW sncs amounting 10 So85.9o 10
getlier with the expenses or me SAL Ine ~.
r-oxtusts amount Of the fapes. assessment
and water rate. or other liens. 20 Re allowed 70
IN. purchaser out % the purchase money OF
raid ~ the referee. e S2.a39 !, ana interest
Dst New York July - 1912.
A. rYISDFp HPCFGH Referee.
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PROPOSALS.

posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT WAsHING-
ton Juiy IS. 1872. --Proposa!s VIII b. re-
celved NJ the post Once Department. Wash-
forton u c. until 80 p. m, october 20.
lgi2. for ocean nall service. pursuant TO tho
Act o, March 1891. % v~sse.s OF me th.r1
clsss On the route hereinafter describe J.
service 70 commence November /. 1912.
Right reserved 20 reject any or az bios
SCHEDULE OF ROUTE,
No. 90 New York 70 Vera CLuzi M-1.co'
Tine 10 Havana 90. DAYS. Progre'o. days;
ysrs Cruz. aa Gay, 2o1 a. Gao for 10 years
'T %ilcuisrs contsinln. a description Of the
route lrs;ructi5ns TO bidders. ard blank
forms O, proposals. With bonds. obtainable o.,
ins Sse3nG 1,'Is-Hi are Rosu. s' ST.
FRANK II HITCHCOCK. Postmaster Gen
eral
OFFICE PTfPCH ,sING COMMIsSARY. L. $.
Amy, 81 Mhiteha;! s.. Nsw f9rk III III
cate to- furnishing md dsiiverins. under
section 1882 Rev. State. Z. :. 80 -. No o
cans OF tomatoes VIII be ,eceiyec ~ th!s
ioi2 Information furnished on applicable or.
Envelopes containing bids should BE- marked
proposals FOR sHe'sisnI. a Et. Sp' CoI
A. I. SMITH. a. c. O.. Z. S. Army.
yCpsT pOiST. n Y. August I. 1912 Sealed
proposals., in triplieats. subject TO the usual
conditions. Tor furnishing WOOD; mi n on
"a soiine, forage and stra~ a. THIS Iost VII
Be received until o'clock r NJ September !,
iais Deiiyerier 20 be made curing the hAc al
year ending June 80 i9i3 The u. s. re-
se-.es 80 digit 90 HcceTt ~ reject any or al.
proposals or any part thereof. For further
Information address ousrterrna''ef' West
f..s-. v
GOVERNORS ISLAND. n. Y. ". Aug. I.
30" --retiei --rr's"ls. " r,'l'nl" tHr fur,
nlshIns. commencing Oct. I. 1911? Forage ard
year ending Juno 90 1918. viii be received
fere 49," n m. AVG. ~ l'l2 ln'orma-
lion furnished on application. chief Quarter
master
Y g ENGINEER OFFICE. Room so2, Army
BUILDING 80 WNuehsl street. New fors
CITY. August 8 1871? -sealed proposals toi
F-.t-irD ~ Arthur Wv. y Y ana y. =. will
be received al this Office until IL NJ, senten-
her 3. 1912 and then publicly opened Inro,-
nation on application. VIM. T RoSSbLl>
Colonel EnHinetrs
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AUCTION SALES.

N0RTc 'GE s>LE.--By virtue OF chattel
mortgage | will sell to-day, P. NJ. p ~
s,h ave entire outfit restaurant. Gorlin.
levin & yiller, Mortgages NJ. sova, Auc-
tioneeC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-05

TIE pairings for the seventesh'" MI"
naai round are as follows:
:. Lewtzky VS.. Eaila, Carts vs.. Tarfas s,,t
Aisrshall vs.. Trey bal. Teichmann W. ~ ~
nnnrein, Bsrasz Us. przepiVs c cSi vs.
COIN. spieimann VS.. Lewitzky.
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IOST RANkBOOkS.

RANKROOK No. 5ss 76T OF the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
a claim 20 II II hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days or submit 10 having
saie passbook cancelled and q new one Issued:
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MIScELL.AN EOUS.

WI / send hali-inch ad. TO any publication
that will accept 80 cents for each answer
thew receive. II. Fergus 1888 East 9th.
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collegiate schoo.
Miscellaneous.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American Foreign Teachers Agency
eurplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Govern
esses, etc. to Colleges, schools and Families.
Apply TO Mrs NJ. ]. Young-Fulton. % Union
y. I ~
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Steamer Mary Powell

Afternoon boat Tor Wes, Point. NewoyrSA,
pourhkeepsle. Kingston and way landings
ie.yes Desbrosscs S., I 50 r. NJ. ". 40 St.
. = ~. " 129th ST. 2.20 p. N. Daily *
cert SUNDAY. Ideal outing % West Point, re
tutning hy str Albany. 81. or by rail-. sl.1O :
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IYseWRITINc AND rYPEWRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau st Catalogue
fre,: all makes taken part payment: bargains
IN Underworld. Reminstons. divers. Smiths.
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HELP WANTED.

Malo.
MADE $50 COO IN nve years with email
mail order business. began with 70 seno
for free booklet Tells how. Hsaeock, booos
Iockpors N.
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All Points
In the { atskill Mountains

Dt,,rIdrent eteel Steamers 'ClernOnt' new
as "Onteora' leave Pier IS. y. r. II. Chris
t5rher ST. az $40 p. NJ. Yonkers' 100 r NJ.
daily except SUNDAY Saturaay Special icaIts
Maiden. Catskill. ali Catskill Mt points. HUI
son and Athens Time tables giving tul lntor -
a. ali hotels and railway ticket oIlces
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
coMPOsIIOR-All around. 10 year, expert
ence. married: references. Love, 756 West
side ave, Jersey city. ---
JANITOR or watchman: church preferred;
otherwise would accept any good PROPOSE
ton Al present engaged. Please call; otneT-
wise state particulars Charles Robinson.
East l0ts St
PAINTER, DECORATOR and PAPERHANG-
f5R-Cierrnsn; Christian: honest and reliable;
d~s,r,s first class work only; city or country
references. a.. Box ~. Tribune Once
WANTED-Position AZ working manager on
Kentlensn's place; % years experience In al
branches OF farming and gardening, Including
the care of lawns and livestock and the sue
cess,ui management Of help. John 7. RichdaIe
Norwaik Conn.
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CXsKlkttyfNiNGLINES

For CATsKILL. HCDSoN, cONsAChIE anee
way landings Direct connection with cats u
vile OTIS SUMMIT. HAINES FALLS
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NURSERY COVERINGS. North German. re
fined frau. %. good sewer. best references
city or coint-,; wages. $40 S35 Call at Lang
9 B-echeTer Company Agency 4"-f' "est "'d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-05

DpO'rFeT ANT usefuI nurse, SeVs beautItuIIY,
refined neat young gil; city or country: eN-
cellent personal reference. 30 Miss Shea
agency, = EAST 4.d St
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At Fainiiont Farms.

Owing to the weather conditions
yesterday the garden party which was
to have been given at Fairmon,
Farms was made an indoor party. IN
no way. though, did the change mar
the pleasure Of the large number OF
friends received during the appointed
hours from 4 until o'clock, and the
event was one Of the most delightful
ever held at the spacious Watson
home: The hpstesses were Miss Ida
Watson, /, Mrs. Clarence w. Watson,
Miss Lucy Watson, and Mrs. NJ. w.
sipe. The interior of the home was
q bower Of roses and greenery, and
the dining. room where refreshments
were served. was especially artistic
in its decorations. The cadenza or
chestra Of clarksburg played during
the evening, About two hundred
guests were received. Several ladies
were In attendance from Clarksburg
and ManhlHgton.
Last eegingnr shrdlu shrdlu u u u
Last evening q supper was served
at The Farnszats7 o'clock, the guests
including the Immediate families and
the aides who assisted the hostesses
in the aftenoon.-Fa Times.
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liz. WIIson Entertains.

l. u l. 4 - 3
Mrs Bernard Wilson entertained
most Delightfully."- in her home Of
West Main street from ii to 3 O'clock
The pleasant diversions Of the enter.
teinment were, bridge whist, hearts
and guessing contest. At IL O'Clock
a delicious salad course was served
with refreshments.
The guest list included Mrs. Cram.
we'll, Mrs. William Harrington, Mrs
Eiwood Wilson, Mrs. Frank High.
land. Miss Lamberd, Mrs. Charles W
Halterman, Mrs. BENJAMIN Shuttle.
worth, Miss Piedcock, Of New York;
Mrs. sturteryan, Miss shinn,. Miss
Agnes Hood, Mrs. Guy Earle, Mrs
Frank Wilson, Mrs. John Lloyd, Of
steubenyille, o.; Miss Wells. Miss
Bessie swager, Miss Clara swager
Mrs. Farley v. Thorn, Mrs. Harry NJ
Brown. Mrs. David Carter, Mrs. Ros.
coe Brown, Mrs. John Stone, Mrs
Robert Parrot Of Washington, D. Ct;
Miss Coleman, Mrs. Charles Deison,
Mrs. James Haggegty, Mrs. Edward
Gushing, Mrs. Edgar Hood. Miss
of Denver, Colo. Mrs. Max Deigen, Of
New York, and Miss Bertha Bland
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members Of the G. II. C.. cub at
her home Tuesday evening at which
time she announced her engagement
and approaching marriage to Mr..
Ernest McGinnis. The wedding has
been set for June 90. During the
evening the club members were de.
lightfuiiy entertained at various so.
clal divisions and at the proper
hour refreshments were served
Those present were Mrs. Fred
Fisher, of clarksburg; Mrs. Terry
Parker. Misses May McGregor, Car
ley McGregor, Emily Hull, Pear
Cooper. Pearl Morris, Dolly Hoff.
man, Nettie larson. Lille Gray
Lucy Smith and Irma DuIin. Par.
kersburg Dispatch-News,
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wedding Tonight.

The marriage of Mr.. osman Ellis
swartz. Of this city, to Miss Harriet
Glass, daughter of Mr.. Charles
Glass, of Columbus. O., will be cele-
brated this evening at $3.50 o'clock in
Trinity church, Columbus o., follow.
ed By a small reception in the home
Of the bride. Those who will attend
from clarksburg and who will be in
cipded in the bridal party are
Messrs. Lynn s. Horror, Dudley D
Britt, William wamsley and Bryan
Templsnan: The bride and BRIDE
groom.will be at home to their friends
in the Lyon apartment on Chestnut
street after Ju1y,,1; e - 1'.'-9 s. :. I.
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.FMlling Party

Gentlemen referring to themselves
as the merry fishing club" went t.
Hall along the river near Buokhan
non Wednesday to camp two weeks
and hook members of the flnny
tribe. The fellows are Homer
grapes, Dow C.. Davis, ALBERT camn
Frank Huch and Wilbur E. Cork
Friends will be wired to visit CAM
as soon as their own appetites FOL
fish are apeased.
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Observe Birthlay.


Miss Pearl Powell and Miss Lillian
windell entertained last night at
their home on Holt avenue IN f6nor
of the. latter's birthday. Music,
games and short auto drives were
INDUCED, in.l At 10 o'clock an elegant
birthday cake, surrounded by twenty.
four lighted candles was displayed,
the number of candles indicating
Miss Windell's age. Miss Windell
was the receipant OF many beautiful
presents. Ice cream and cake was
served at the usual hour. The guests
departed at late hour decaring
they had spent q most pleasant even
ing and wishing Miss WindeA many
returns Of the day.
Those present were Mrs. Arizona
Altman, Mrs. R. A. Powell. Mrs. Anna
Donahoe. Mrs. Tressa Holt, Mrs. NJ.
A. Maple, Mrs, Allie Martin, Misses
Jessie Fischer. Buennla Fischer,
Katie ,Mullooly, Freda Morrissette.
Eulan James, Katie jackson. NADIA
line Donahoe. celia Donahoe, Maud
ncnahoe, Pearl Powell and Lillian
Wihdells and Messrss Harry Knight,
Earl Thompson, Fred Burka, Charlie
Harris, Trevy Richards, Fred John
son, Harry Creighton, Jason Hollo-
bough, ]. NJ. Cotfman, W. j. Steel,
w. G. Norman and William Williams.
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Birthday Party.

a most beautiful birthday party
was given last night by Mr. and
Mrs. l. Letter, 212 Baltimore street
in honor of their daughter, Clara.
Miss Clara received many beautiful
presents and the table was richly
decorated with roses and sixteen
candles. Representing each year Of
Miss olara's life. Games Of all kind
were played and each went away
wishing Miss Clara many happy re-
turns OF the day.
Those present were Misses Helen
and Mildred .Morrett, Pearl Leonard,
Sadie Creighton, Glenna EDWARDS,
Vena knight, May Butcher, Elra and
Edith Lynn, Grace Lynn, Madge
Leonard, Madaline Rebrook, Maggie
Rebrook, Elizabeth Creighton, clara
and Rosie Leftief and Herbert oldroy,
Manuel LETTER, Nathan Butcher, John
Mikes. Bert James, Wallace Mayfeld,
Harry Duty ROLAND jackson, Eliza
Freeman, T. H. Freeman, Frank I'm
dorwood, Orr Wade, Harry and Fred
Lynn, Charles Rebrook, Patrick Bane,
Freds Eddington, Harry higgins and
Archie Cannon.
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tcontiaasd from pass thFes9

evening train for Austin. Tex, to the
home Of the brides mother and later
Will visit eastern cities. s.
Among the out Of town guests
present were Mr. w. S. Humphreys,
OF Sutton; Mrs. Allen Moats, q:
Philadelphia; Mrs. Hupp and Miss
Hupp Of Fairmont, Mr.. Johnston, the
Misses Johnston and the Misses Jack
son, Of Jane Lew.
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Have Summer Cottage.

Mrs. Susan Raymond and Mrs.
Melville s., Jarvis accompanied by
little Miss Mary Virginia Rapp are
pleasantly located IN a cottage at
Mt. Lake Park, Md, where they will
spend the summer. Mrs. Albert Rapp
will join them next week.
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PERsPI.No keeps the arm-pits Just as
fresh and dry as any other part Of the
body. You can wear any weight Of
clothing, be In hot stnfIy rooms, in a
warm theatre or danee-hall and never
oversperspire in the. nrm-pits. The colors
in n colored gown will never run. The
cloth will never fade. get stitf from per-
spiration and then rot and tear and ruin
your gown at the artn-pits. NevermoreI
No more rolling mp Of dress shields like
ropes. under the arms. sPERSP1-No is
dalightful powder. Absolutely safe for
everybody, and never harms any fabric.
lisa wonder. Try sc once, and be con-
WINGED. You apply It with o pad, which
Is packed with every box.
Satisfaction or money. back. 1900 VI;
q PERSP1:N0 tsfor snie ut your drug
gtst's ut CSC q box, or sent direct, on receipt
Of price. by the Perspo Co.. al5 Lincoln
Ave-, Chicago. $50 ~ y. ia, ~,
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Thousands of
Yards White Goods

White Cotton Corduroy:
25c to 85c grades, now zoe
to@68c a yard.
Flaxon Fabrics, 25c to 40c
grades, now zoe to 29c yard.
Cotton Crepes,, 25c grade,
at 19c a yard.
Cotton Voiles, SOC grade
at SOC; 40c grade at 29c; 25c
grade, at Zoe a yard.
White Madras, a special
purchase of 25c quality for
Zoe a yard. - So.
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CRITICALLY ILL, /.

Samuel W. Gordon, who has been
seriously i'll for two weeks, is in a
critical condition at his home at
Broad Oaks. He suffers from com
plication of diseases. ]. Will Cor
don, a son, came from Jane Lew
Wednesday to be at his fathers bed
side.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-19

No calomel, no nabtt forming drugs.
cary's Indian Liver Vegetable Pills.
A mild. purely vegetable cathartic.
Cures headache and Btllousness by
removing the cause. For sale by all
dealers or H. G: o. Cary Medicine
Co., GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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Today so Linen Suits at IS to $40

More than SO women
are sure to want them.
Take the Suit at S.. The
moment you lay your eyes
on them you know they
were never made to sell
for this price. ) They were
personally and carefully
selected from makers who
have been supplying us
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Get Your Supply of
Table Linen

Every June we plan. a
20 per cent off sale on Ia
Bile Linen and Napkins.
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Miss Fisher Present

Miss Ida Locke, of smlthaeld ave.
nueszahtsEtaipsd sas,number Of the
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NelC Advance Styles
Serge Suits, $500

There are stores from
which the risk element is
forever barred, and this
Parsons-Souders Women'g
Clothing Store is one Of
them.
We cannot afford to make
a mistake, either, our judg-
ment must be right.
See today our forecast for
Fall of new Serge Suits in
rich navy and practical
black.
Goats are 80 and 80 inch.
Skirts wider, but hold to the
straight lines. Price SIS.
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Bib.
Out Gene EllO sand
Of Dies Shields!
Hereafter, Madame, Yon Are Going %
Eel More Comfy Under the Arms

Girls, get a. sc box Of PERSPI-No right
away Of the drug store. and net one OF
the surprises % your life 4 means the
age 81 Life ieids IS gones 4,
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4 In These $500
Long Silk Gloves

The goodness is so appar-
ent, their unusual quality SC
obvious, that our chief diff
ficulty is to get enough Of
them.
They are Of sheer Mila-
nese Silk, 16-button length,
snowy white, or practical
black, double finger tip for
service.
Better than any other
gloves we know Of for 81 the
pair.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-19

SOC Linens for. .40c
Csc Linens for. SIC
75c Linens for. Goo
85c Linens for. =. .68c
$1.0O Linens for. soc
$1.25 Linens for. (. .$1.0O
$1.50 Linens for. ). .$1.20
$500 Linens for, !. SLIGO
$2.25 Linens for. .$1.8O
$3.50 Linens for. $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-18

The Socialist vote 100 I'N'7 "''
doubled 200 the last two years
Perry Belmont OF N"" l'Ih '' '''
new president of 'ho National ''''"''
az Democratic clubs
Tho Socialists ~ the Ids' '''''''"
carried thc city of canton. ONO, q"
home of tho late President N'NI"
Iey
ChBUUclln. John N|Itnh' "''
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-18

The readers OF ibis paper ai.i De
pleased 'u learn thar Their, .s 40 ieas.
ono dreaded disease 'Ha' science h1-
been aU.a Fl. cure Boo aU .fs stages.
and tba, .. Da'ar-h Halls Cltarrh
Cure Is 'Is only positive cure now
kroRu to th. medical fraternity Ca
tarrh being @ constitutional i.se17'
requires constitution b. Treatment
Halls Caarrh Cure B.. nixon inter-
nally. acting directly .ruu t'
blood and mucous surfaces 1f tte
svy.m. thereby desir1r .s
ssilon c. the disease ana -a..s
patient strength by building up tho
constitution aud assisting nature iu
doing is work. The propr.e'ors have
so much faith IN its curative powers
that they offer one Hundred Dollars
for any case that IL fails % cure
send for list % testimonials
Address F. J Cheney g. Co. Toll
edo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 15c.
Take Halls Family Pulls FOR con-
Etipation.