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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
.COLORED KNIGHTS
1EMPLAR BUSY
Getting Ready to Attend Trien-
NAL Conclave in Wash
ington.

In anticipation of the triennial con.
clave of the colored Knights Templar
In Washington, D. c., during August.
1912, Right Eminent Grand Com
mander Williams has issued orders for
the ten local colored commentaries
TO hold weekly drills. The annual
session OF the Imperial Council of the
Mystic Shrine will be held in Wash :
ington on the same date.
with the nope of bringing the next
conclaFc and shrine to this city. the
state committee on arrangements has
opened Headquarters In Richmond nnt,
begun a campaign. II is expected
That Richmond Will carry TO Wash
inSton the largest delegation in tho
hlstorS OF the local comInandcr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
Accepts CnlI to nristnI.

Special TO The Times d ispatch.l
Bristol, Va, February 27.-The Rev.
Afthnr Wake, or Bethany. W. Va. has
the Firat Christian Church here, and
VIII arrive here the latter part OF the
week. Tie expects To conduct his first
here recently and preached for the
congregation, having made n most
pleasing impressions. lie is twenty
eight years of arc. He succeeds the
heH. Frank Thompson, who resigned
recently to become manager of bIs
wifo's estate in Arkansas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
bynchburg. Va. February aS-The
Retai! Merchants Association. a, its
annual Meeting ana banquet nj the
Hotel Carroll last night. elected the
following officers for tho ensuing year:
president D. Il. Ryland Vice-Presi-
dent Frank II. Almond Secretary.
Paul T. Wills: Executive Committee.
r. l.. knight, c. NJ Guggenheimcr. i.
.. Ware. y \. Stahl, W. II Wrancll,
John Victor and Harry 5. IIirsh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
FIGHT ON PRESIDENT
MADE IN COMMITTEE
Resolutions Adopted Indorse Taft's Administers
ton but Do Not Call for His Rs-Els ction.
Time and Place for State Convention
Agreed On

ne has resigned his Federal position
as Assistant Attorney General to the
commerce Court New York, so that hs
may take untrammeled. the nomIna-
tioi, Tor Governor. and make tho fight
u ms ne IN the impending campaign
~ is declared though not authenta-
lively by him, that opposition 10 pro
hipition and advocacy OF return to
local option conditions in this state
VIII DC one of his special plans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29

SpccIaI % The Times. Dispatch.I
l.Fnchourg Va. February 2S--W &.
Piymalc. who operated TWO grocery
stores here has assigned TO y. H.
kize". trustee. who will dispose Of the
stocks Of goods 20" tho bcncht Of
creditors. The liahillt!es arc placed
At $500 and the assets NJ $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
II You Eat You Need "Digestit'
The New Relief For Indigestion.

It has been stated that more than
eighty million people in tho United
States are victims OF some form Of
indigestion. The American paoDl. 90
not take time enough To cat. The re-
suit is stomach distress. gas. t@ichlnS,
indigestion and dyspepsia.
"Digestit" Is the new reli.f--it has
been found a certain quick and pcr.li-
nent remedy. Thousands az .rrople
lhavS found relief from its use Their
own statements OIL hiess.n o!ir ci!ice
are proof: You can .ry IL Tor you:eeli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
i'ihN 70 RAISE FUNDS FOR
HTCIiMOSD-W WASHINGTON ROAD

\ comprehensive campaign plan for rails.
iEc he $;5c91 necessary to bring Tho great
hiEhway Dy this city was mapped out n, a
recent meeting OF the Richmond member.
"i the hoard OF directors % tho Richmond
Washington disvis!on o. the Que Oc,-. VI !aini
highway AssociatihU
The plan as evolved by the directors FOR
Gathering Inc needed contributions from
Richm"nd viii DO announced within the next
few days, ana actually begun bout Monday,
March H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
observation-disclosures

Mrs. Minnie O'Brien and Mr.. Flnvd
Blackburn. both o. this city, were
IuieuH married last night by the Rev
Hyland Knight. in the parsonage of
inc calvary Baptist Church.
Immediately after the ceremony tho
couple left the city for . Wedding tour
On their rrimi, they viii make th~i,
home il! Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
bishop Rnndnlph mt courtinnd.

Courtland. Va, February .S'--R,
lev, y. NJ. Randolph. Bishop of the
southern Diocese of Virginia, assisted
by the rector, Rev. r. y. Lawrence. on
rites Of baptism and confirmation ~
y. Luxe Episcopal Church, in Court.
AS an oficrtory Truth was suns. hv
Miss Irma prewry Scbrcll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
HOBSON AND HAY
FRIENDS AGAIN
Virginia Chairman of Military
Affairs Committee With
draws Charge.
Especial to The Times-Dispotob f,

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.
washington, February 2S.-Repre-
sentative Hay is receiving many con-
Sratulations from brother members
and people out of Congress Mt the
generous and manly way in which he
treated the Hobson episode
1t Will be recalled that there was
quite severe tilt between these men
while the bill making appropriation
for the army was pending. Under 81
leave to print. Mr.. Hobson inserted a
speech in the Record that Mr. iIay
thought reflected upon him. The morn
ing the speech came out in the Record
Mr.. Hobson was out of town. and Mr..
Hay, as well as Mr.. Fitzgerald. of
New York, who was also reflected on
In this speech, made severe structures
upon Mr.. Hohson and among other
things. Mr.. Hay chara cterized Mr.
lIobson's conduct as cowar1ly. This
episode that was used in the heat of
the moment, and Mr.. Hay afterwards
struck II from the Record so 1t was
never printed in the Record. When
MIR. HoDson returned TO Washington
he asked for special committee to
investigate the charges that had been
nrde against him. He made an ear
nest appeal to- the House to give him
tn committee. 1t was perfectly evil
dent, however, that the House was not
thing the special committee would
have before it to investigate would
have been the propriety' of Mr.. Hobson
taking advantage OF the leave 10 print
10 attack n brother member, and the
House evidently had It's mind made
up upon the propriety of this ac-
ton. Mr.. 1Iobson seemed TO pnrticu-
larry vince under the characterization
of being a coward.
Not Coward.
Several members stated upon tho
floor that they did not think SIR Hob
son was d coward, and while Mr.. Pou,
Of North Carolina, was making this
statement Mr.. Hobson said. of the
gentleman from Virginia will only say
the same thing the whole matter will
crd." It was then that MIR. Hay arose
and said that he had used the word
coward" on the foor of the House.
but that it WAS done while he was
irr'tatcd 1T what lie considered Mr..
lIobson's uniustidublc conduct in the
printed speech. and that after think
Ing the matter over and consulting
With other members about It, he had
stricken the word from the Record.
ana had by this action shown that he
did not think Mir. liobson coward,
but he would take this occasion -
state tina, he did not think this was
proper word 10 apply 70 the gentle
man from Alabama. Therenpon. Mr.
Iohson Withdrew his resolution, came
over ana shook hands with Mr.. Hay
and assured him Of his appreciation OF
his action.
ON eli sides Mr. flay is receiving
praise for the way he acted In this
mntier. ANA Is receiving greater praise
r"r The splendid way in which he
handled the military approximation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29

without any risk-if it falls to s,va
ydi absolute satisfaction your moues
WI ne returned, "Digestit" is a III,
,lf tablet easy TO swallow and aSso. 1
lItclE harmless. II relieves !ndipes,
titn almost Instantly. stops f5od a.
Ids and cures dyspepsia. Yoh neo5 ~
eten though You arc not si.k.--i, otdB
digestion and gives you all In, nourH
ihy drug storos S IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
Dis1nfssc, sullcn ,,1,n..s
Goes Back to Work After
Many Months of idle
ness

Il is the same story OF man who
WIS confined all day TO his routine
olIiCc work. He did not get much
fresh air, or have time to take cNer-
else He hurried home at Irregular
hours 10 his meals Ate last without
propcrl! masticatins his food. This
had been going on every day for quite
long time. lie had heeun To have q
swimming in HIS head and feel dizzy Al
times; had become nervous and irri-
table, bolh in his office and at home.
Hut he still kept on in the same Old
way each dan. Then one day he was
suddenly taS,n i'll. The doctor WAS
called In and found his system en-
tirely run down and disor-uuizcd lie
could not eat anything unless he suf.
Tered intense pain. He continued in
Inns condition FOR many mouths with,
out any real relief one day a friend
suggested that he try a &C bottle OF
CoNQUl1RlNE. made BY the Left
wich Chemical company, of Lynch
burg, Va. This he finally agreed 10
DO. and after q few DAYS he began TO
jeel ike new man. and was soon
hack At his work with Il clear head
and perfectly toned up system.
This Is happening every day in the
yea" Mr.. ;. il. Elan. s15 Fierce ST.,
Lynch urs. Va. writes: II have been
sulercr from !ndiGf-..pn and neural
Ella Tor long time. and have spent
, me- dollar i'll different medicines
Withnu '. 9. was persuaded TO
Try G"n0ucrine. | ann nov entirely
We'll. ana feel IL my duty To report
these facts = you and heartily recon-
mend Conquerinc 30 everyone" CON
teuERlNE is guaranteed by the makers
10 DC n positive cure for indigestion
constipation. sour stomach. nervous
ness ana all stomach troubles. Ask
your druggist for it today. Don't put
u OF. Delays arc dangerous. Get
a bottle and cure yourself before your
systcm il all run down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
A.ses.inr Iicen.a.

~" CouaGi! COMMITTEE on Finance paS an
session foi SOME tNo !asl uisht making the
81 uuil Assessment of license t4vc- -rac.
N"iN WAS not coulnc,at. aud tll. commit lee
W.i meet ai;Hn sho:;]y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29

Delays are dangerous
il you want to get rid Of
catarrh YOU must Kill the
germs that cause catarrl.
Stomach dosing ointment,
sprays and douchcs have AL
failed.
HYOAlEl pronounce it
High. is brcathcd di.
rcctly Oyer the inilamed
sore, germ-infestcd mem.
brane. not only destroying
but healing and soothing
tarrhal spots.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29

Ecv Gharlcs :. Morris. l.. H.. formerly Or
Sew York. nuY 81 Norf"lI>. will lecture at
,.c V'gEina Union UniNcr:ity Friday night
aa ,.ia c!oek. liz Viii speak Tor the heiic-
81, 81 TN" athletic ASSOCIATION on the SUBJ
ioGt '!foW - lie Happy Though Married
nr Morris has Won It reputation as ono %
thr mos, brilliant orators OF the coiorrd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
AIucS-RObcrts,

lSpecial 10 The Times DispatrhI
Norfolk. Va. FEBRUARY 2S.-Milton
Bcnjasnin .\mes. of Richmond. and Miss
Mabel Jordan Roberts, OF this city.
We're married here TO-DAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
Mcrts I.ntnl Accident

special 10 Tile Times 1ispaich.L
Biistol, Va. Frbruary 2S.--LcF;o;
Harmon siNtocI. years old. in jump
Park, ~ g. to-day. was thrown under
the wheels ana Killed. IFS hone Wa
IN MNMlMN.L nDnmtN. Month CMrnlina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29

meeting OF the Joint committee. q. ,hc
various divisions and auxiliarics Of IN,
Ancient Order % Hibcrnlns. for he NM
pose. Of making arrangements for lie cnia.
oration OF ST rolrick's Day. will he held to.
night at o'clock at 81 Peters Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
Negro Adju,lgcd In,nn,.

Special 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
TaHcwell. Va, February William
Johnson the negro who killed mn
Italian on Indian Creek, Christmas.
and who was to be tried at mis- term
OF Tazewell Circuit Court, has been
adjud3ed insane. ana will be taken 10
Marion for treatment and observa-
ton. Dr.. King. of Marion, has been
here for several days this week and
has given the negro n thorough cX-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
Icnr, = s,r,r, >, u .

hehry g. stuart, OF Elk Garden Russell
COUNTY candidate 'or Gotcmor Of vir.
s.hi". y confined N tho Johnston Willis
7hhitt"f!Nrn where ne VIII undergo an
9lerNt.0n In few day.. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29

'-F'N-- VII ~ u UfEUITJ-
Breathe tiYONlEI: i, is
'nadc Of purcst Eucalyptus
and other healing antisep-
tics, and is very pleasan, 10
breathe Complete outfit.
including hard rubber
pocket inhaler and bottle
OF iiNOMEl. Sl0o .Aftcr
Nou once own an inhaler
YOU can buy 4 bottle of
HfOAii-l al Tragle's and
everywhere for only so
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29

Breathe HNOMEl ior catarrh. cough.
SOLIDS, Group and catarrhal deafness. and
If YOU arc not satisfied with The bcnc6t
Obtained YOUR nlnncw will he rnElInhch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29

Circuit Court OF Appeals.
4 nc United states Circuit Court OF Ap-
penls rcconvened yesterday morning at 1880
O'clock with Circuit Judges Cot and P.itcn-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
Catarrh Germs Easily Killed
and Vile Disease Ended
just Breathe Hyome, the Soothing, Healing Air of
Eucayptus Forests of Australia

If il Doesn't Give Satisfaction for
Catarrh. Coughs, Colds, Group or
Catarrhal Deafness, your Money
Back.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26

Onn Thanksgiving Day a matinee
will be given in Wallace Hall, when
up-to-date motion pictures will be
shown.
In the evening the famous Vassar
Choir Trio will be heard in college
melodies, standard classics, and
familiar songs. C. Henry Earle will
render popular selections, and the
latest motion pictures will be shown.
The Carlton Shaw Company will
appear in their original 'jiu jitsu."
showing the Japanese art of self
defense, next Saturday evening, at
which time c. Henry Earle will alsv
appear and motion pictures will be
shown
Under the direction of H. A. Town
send, the educational director, posi-
tions out of employment found for
men cat of employment A similar
department is being conducted by
I. P. Flood of the boys department,
for youngsters looking for jobs. A
vocational bureau is also being oper-
ated for the benefit of boys and men
desiring advice in choosing life work.
Next Sunday afternoon at 3:45
o'clock, in Wallace Hall, Charles L.
Evarts will give a stirring address to
men. The subject will be Cause and
Effect, or the Worst Disease in the
World and It's Remedy"
The High school Bible clubs will
meet in the boys rooms at o'clock
this evening.
At 7:45 tomorrow evening Thanks
giving social will be held by the
Y. S. B. c.
At o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
Grey Wolves will meet.
The Wireless Club will meet at 7:30
tomorrow evening.
The game rooms will be open in the
boys division from to IL and from
3 to $3.50 on Thanksgiving Day.
At o'clock on Friday afternoon the
indoor athletic meet of the Order of
the Triangle will take place.
The monthly social will be held at
3 O'Clock.
The Rev. Charles E. Goodall, col
lege chum of Christy Mathewson, will
speak to the Order of the Triangle at
O'Clock.
The Modelling Club will meet at I
o'clock Friday night.
At 1880 on Friday evening there will
be a meeting of all wearers of the
X. K, the honor emblem of Kamp
Kiamesha.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
Mems Neck Fixings
First Floor-Market Street)

The mems furnishings store on the first
floor contains the newest styles in neckwear,
gloves, shirts, etc. for evening and afternoon
dress occasions. And, perchance, you are 'bit
rusty on the prevailing modes"-competen
statesmen will advise you.
The English Stock Dress He-This new tie stunt
goes around your standing collar and ties into
a bow. Made of white and black silks, and sold in
most shops at 100. Here at. Observation-Disclosures. soc
Silk-Lined and Quilted Protectors, shaped to fit
the neck, are here in both quality and quantity;
Pi0sS .l.OO to 45O
Silk Muflers in the square as we'll as the full
dress styles, together with knit REFERS with that
crunchy silk feel Will fold so snugy as to be car
rled in your pocket. Prices 100 to 900
Mems Dress Shirts-Plan and plated bosoms
Made OF pure linen, and with pique bosoms, self
striped The dorchester" stye-a break
able bosom shirtas well as the regular style bosoms
Coat fronts Prices. .1.5O and 200
Mems Dress GOves-Dent's, Ader's and Meyers
makes Finest quality selected skins Regular and
cadet fingers. Pique and Prx stitching Tans,
browns, grays-gloves in all shades and sizes. Per-
fecf htting .1.50
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
METHODIST MINISTER'S
TO EDIT NEW WEEKLY

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-Begin-
ming with the first of next year, the
Philadelphia Methodist, one of the
best known of the weekly denomina-
tional papers in this city, will be
changed to the Methodist Times, and
will be published under the manage
ment of committee of prominent
ministers of the Philadelphia Confer
ence. To this committee of repre-
sentatlves of this conference will be
added representatives of the Wyom-
ing, New Jersey and Wilmington con-
ferences and the Central Pennsyl-
vania Conference, which is not under
the episcopal supervision of Bishop
Joseph F. Berry, will also be invited
to be represented.
With 1900 ministers, representing a
church membership of approximately
$50, 900, it is expected that the paper
will become one of the most powerful
of the church papers in this country
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
7. R. s CAMPA|
COST S79O,6SO
Of This Amount Perkins Con-
tributed $4,000 and
Munsey Sill, $50.

ALBANY, Nov. 26.-Contributiona
totaling $7s0,6s0 to aid the candidacy
OF Colonel Roosevelt for the presi-
dency were received by the national
and State committees of the Progress
sive party, according to a cerlificate
filed with the secretary of state. The
expenses of the committee were
$641, 7S0.
The New York State committee re-
ceived $210,s63, of which $ss,55o was
contributed by the national commit
tee. George w. Perkins gave $4,000
and Frank A. Munsey $111, $50.
The Democratic State committee
filed certificate showing that it re-
ceived $219,SS and expended $1ss. .965.
The Republican State COMMITTEES
certified that it received $329.s11 and
spent $319,226.
In addition to Perkins and Munsey
the following were among the con-
tributors to the National Progressive
fund: Douglas Robinson, $51, ESQ; w.
E. Roosevelt, $4,000; Robert Bacon,
$29,500; A. Heckscher and Alexander
Smith Cochran, each $4,000; Thomas
G. Platt, Massachusetts. $4,000; Mrs.
" AAA0A u y u AA5 III anu dnCAo W.
each $4,000, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Hooker, of New York, $12,500 G. c.
Vanderbilt, George Moore, Antoinette
Emo Wood, William P Emo, New
York, each $1,000; George e. Roose-
velt and c. K. Mccormick, New York.
each $500; Warren Barbour, $4,000;
Richard r. Quay, Pennsylvania, $4,000:
f. H. Van Ingen, New York, $4,000;
Thomas A. Edison and Clifford Pin
chot, each $1,50O, and Gertrude Pin
chot, $1,1OO.
Charles S. Bird gave the State Pro-
gressive Committee $4,000; Oscar s.
Straus, $500; W. Emlen Roosevelt,
$4,000; Mrs. Oscar S. Straus, $2,500;
Mrs. Hamilton Fish, ST.. $1,000; Rob-
ert Bacon and F. M. Davenport each
$1,000.
The Democratic State Committee
received $4,000 from the national
committee and $4,000 from Thomas
F. Ryan. Other contributors included:
William H. Kelly, $1,000. Reeves
Smith, $4,000; Norman E. Mack, Will
lam Paine August Belmont, Howard
N. Carpenter and George NJ. Plum
kett, each $4,000; Thomas F. McEvoy.
$4,000; Everett P. Fowler and William
H. Fitzpatrick, each $4,000; George
B. Van Valkenburgh, $4,000; James
w. Fleming, William Church Osborn.
Samuel Untermyer, Herman Ridder,
Lee Belts, Albert Hessberg, Theodore
w. Myers, Francis Lynde Stetson,
each $1,000; Charles F. Murphy, $500;
Charles f. Murphy jr., and United
States Senator O'Gorman each $3.50:
Perry Belmont, 5000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
APPROPRIATION REJECTED,
TOWN is DARK AND DRY

NEW EGYPT. N. j., Nov. 2s-It
has just dawned upon the residents
Of New Egypt that something went
wrong at the regular election on No
vember s. The town is now in total
darkness and there is no assurance
II a complete water supply even.
These two items failed to receive a
majority vote at the polls on election
day. and the people are wondering
how they are to be provided.
The general opinion is that a special
election will be necessary, while
others claim that no legal election
can be held now that the propositions
have been voted down at the regular
election. The opinion of the secre-
tary of State has been sought in the
matter In the meantime the water
company announces it will keep the
supply ready in CASE of fire.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
The Waist Sale
(Second Hooy-Market Street


200 Waists, 1.5O-Cotton voile waists, four large
tucks down front and back sleeves trimmed with
heavy lace; regular $500, at. at...............1.5O
MILDLY Bouses, 1.OO-Lght blue, navy or plain
white sailor collars of flannel others of gaatea;
Lingerie and VOe Waists 98c-Trimmed with
imitation Baby Irish yalenciennes lace and fine
embroidery; fancy trimmed collar and sleeves fine
lucKs; special value at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Csc
200 and ESQ Silk Waists, 15O-Messaline and
tafeta silk waists, also few chiffons; regular $500
and $3.50, at ..................... so
400 Chiffon and Messane Waists 3OO-The
chitfons have lace or net yokes and are hand-em-
broidered; messane shirts in plain coors or neat
black, navy; regular S400; special. ......... 800
ESQ Tailored Waists, 2.OO--Linen and madras,
tailored waists; some have French collars and cuffs
others have laundered collars and cuffs; at .. .. 200
600 Chiffon Waists, 5OO-Embroidered and lace
trimmed; some with lace or net lining; lace yokes
regular $500; special .......................5 500
LOO Tailor Waists, 69c-Wide or narrow
tucks and stiff soft collars and cuffs; regularly
pioo, special .,..'..'.... CSC
ESQ and 800 Waists, 2.OO-Cotton voile and
batiste waists; regularly $3.50 and $500, at . 200
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
WOmen's Kid Gloves
(Farst Eoor-Market ,Street)

(FarSt Foor-Market STREET,
The women's glove store comes forward
with the following extra special values in kid
gloves for Wednesday shoppers:
800 Real Kid Long Gloves, 195 5 White
mousquetaire STYLE real kid gloves, 16-button
length; have one-row embroidered back; all
sizes from 534 to N; perfect fitting; extra
good 800 quality, the pair. .............I .I.95
LOO Lambskin Gloves, 7Sc-Women's two
clasp, fine quality lambskin gloves, with three
rows embroidered back; in black white, tan
and gray; extra good quality; regular 100
value the pair .78c
LIS Tan Cape Gloves, 1.OO-womens tan
cape gloves for street wear; mannish style with
spearpoint back and English thumb: perfect
fitting; worth l.25 special, the pair. LOO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-26
Between Ourselves

The Joyous gift at hand
The time is drawing nigh when must decide
whether to give mother a sealskin an
automobile. The time is also approaching when we
must determine whether to give father perfectly
good pair of red slippers frogs sewed on
HIS last years smoking jacket
The spirit OF giving is abroad in the land!
Now, then. would like say a word or two in
fathers behalf From time immemoria pater familias
has footed the Christmas bills. He never COM
plained-never murmured. Last Christmas he had his
sippers-red and festive creations which warmed the
cookies OF his dear old heart well his
Feet The smoking set he received Christmas
Why not vary the monotony this year? Whv not
surprise him by giving him something really worth
Christmas? ~ ~
This article is not penned in a spirit of selfshness
It is merely a suggestion from who like millions
OF other men, has suffered indgnities of the joy
Yuletde. = - ~
Give father something this Christmas that he can