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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-04-24

The Courier has received an invi-
tation to attend tho celebration Of
the tWcnty-tifth anniversary Of the
Soundmg Of the Winthrop Training
school for Teachers. The celebra-
ton will take place at Rock Hill on
Friday, May Sd. and tho invitation is
issued by the trustees and faculty Of
Winthrop Normal and Industrial Col
leGc. This promises to be one Of the
most interesting occasions in the
history Of this great institution, and
will doubtless attract many from all
parts OF the State Every prcpara-
tion is being made for the accommo-
'7i'"A rul rf,'niu", 80. %. wnN.,frnU-'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-04-24
To Sunday School Supcrintcndents

Editor keowce Courier: AT the
meeting of the State Sunday School
Association, held at Greenwood, 10Th
to 18th instant, was honored by be-
ing asked to serve as executive COM
mitteeman for OcOnee county. AS
such ! want to get and keep in close
touch with every Sunday. school in
the coHmty.
May use your columns to speak to
every Sunday school superintendent
- y O.n&, and ask him to write me
q e"I). giving hts unmr and post nC.
""c address, nud aH oRma aud dc.
nuw.nuUuu 81 his A.uauG aoHoo'2
Yours .rNl..
NNM = ALNlLtknn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-04-24
A NEW PHASE OF DIsAsiY3n
Claimed that Titanic Went Tnpn
with Help Only s Miles A way.

Washington, April Gavin sue.
cor only five miles away, the, Titanic
slid into It's watery grave, carrvIrg p
with 1T more than 1000 OF It's pa9a
sengers and crew, while an nnidtutl-
fled steamer that might have saYrd
all failed or refused to see Che traD.
tic signals flashed to 1t for sid
This phase of the tragic disaatel
was brought out to-day before the
Senate Investigating commit toe whcn
j. B. Boxhall, fourth officer OF tho
Titanic, told Of his unsucct .sfui a.
tempts to attract the straI g6r& st.
tentiOn.
This ship, according to EnNnaN.
could not have been more Lhdm i've
miles away and was steamil 3 tUwarG
the Titanic. SO close was IT, thar
from the bridge Boxhall p amy SAW
It's masthead lights and then its rcd
side lights.
Signals Unanswered.
Both with rockets and with tn"
More electric signal did the young
officer hail the stranger. Cant. SulIth
and several others in the Vicinity Of
the bridge declared at the in)n lhuru
belief that the vessel had suau tacrr
and was signalling in reply HoXhalt
failed to see the replies, however.
and in any case the steamrr Kent en-
it's course obliquely past the Ti,anEa
without extending aid.
This, and tho declaratioa by :. :.
5. Franklin, vice presideHt uf the
White Star Line, that thera were nos
sufficient lifeboats aboar.1 no III
tanic to care for the ship conuNa,
at one time were easily tie features
OF the hearing.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-04-24

at Cartersville, ga.
l.. G. CASTOR, Mrs. Melissa Cross
and Miss Marie Hall have returned
from st. Petersburg, Fla, where
they spent the winter.
Miss Robbie Carter, Of Gainesville,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. S. p. Smith, Of IIartwell, Ga,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. y. Car
ter.
Mrs. +. G.. Lavender has returned
from Il visit to Greenville.
Watch our boys go to Columbia
and bring the State cup back.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-04-24
j. j. - j. !. j. !. IL 90 IL i
CLUB MEETINGS. !.
:, !. !. !. i. j. !. i. !. i j. i
WAIhalla Dcmocratic Club.

Walhalla Democratic Club.
Walhalla Democratic Club Is here
~ called to meet at the Court House
ii Walhalla on Saturday, April 9th,
1T 3 o'clock p. M, for the purpose
If reorganizing. electing officers,
nlecting delegates to county conyen-
Ion. and transacting such other
business as shall be brought before
he meeting.
John f. Craig, President.
High Falls Club No. 2.
High Falls Democratic Club no
p is hereby called to meet on Sat
urday, April 27, at o'clock p. m.,
for the purpose Of reorganiZing,
electing delegates to county conven-
ton and transactiDg such other bus
mess as may be proper.
S. w. Smith, President
ID. p. Bearden, Secretary.
The Oakway Democratic Club
day, April 27th at 8 o'clock in the
afternoon to rcOrganiZe and elect
delegates to the county convention.
w. NJ. Brown, President
South Union Democratic Club
is hereby called TO meet at the school
house next Saturday afternoon, April
2Tth, at 2 O'Clock, for the purpose of
reorganizing, clecting delegates to
county convention and transacting
such other business as may come be-
fore said club.
j. B. Harris, President
Richland Democratic Club
is called to meet at Richland acad-
emy at , o'clock p. m. April ,27th
for the purpose Of reOrganiZing for
the coming campaign and electing
delegates TO the county convention.
j. p. Stribling, President.
w. c. Foster, Secretary.
Tokccna Democratic Club
is hereby called to meet on Saturday,
April eth, at O'Clock in the after
noon to rcorganiZe and elect dele
gates to the county convention, and
to transact other business.
J. r. Zachary, President.
TO the Voters at Salem.
The Democratic club will meet at
the hall in Salem on Saturday, April
27th, at p. m., for the purpose of
electing new officers and delegates to
the county convention.
w. Nj. Perry, President.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-04-24

Anderson, April 21.~-Thc fourth
homicide in one week in Anderson
county occurred tonight at Bolton,
when Sam Fisher Sho, and Instantly
killed Motto Strickland. Both men
worked in the BcltOn mills and were
caCh 20 years Of age. Fisher was
brought to the county jail immcdi-
atCly after the shooting and when
soc" in his cell tonight said that he
and strickland had been drinking to-
Gcihcr during the afternoon. For
some reason unknown to Fisher, he
SAYS, strickland got mad at him and
advanced on him. Fisher says he
wanted TO avoid a row so he ran.
strickland, he said, picked up a
clinkcr and hurled at Fisher. Fisher
was knocked down., he says. and
Strickland continued to advance on
him, at the same time trying 10 open
his knife. Fisher says he pulled his
sun while lying on the ground and
fired five times at Strickland. The
first and second shots missed their
mark, but the .hiri struck Strick-
land. He expired in 4 few moments.
Fishers account Of thc shooting was
cOrrOboratcd by witnesses.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-04-24
Oakway High School,

Oakway, April 23.--Special The
public Is cordially invited to attend
tho closing exercises OF Oakway High
School Thursday and Friday, April
25th and 26th.
M ~ Eryy,Il lH' "-ircinaI
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-04-24
Richland Democratic Club
Tokccna Democratic Club

is hereby called to meet on Saturday,
April eth, at o'clock in the after
noon to rcorganize and elect dele
gates to the county convention, and
to transact other business.
j. r. Zachary, President.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

Women's worsted Vests. Ice to
6.OO-We carry a fun line of
worsted vests. Double-breasted,
v neck. Gray. white. black and
red. Values. 100 to coo
Children's Sweaters. 1.Bo-Made
of wool yarn. in plain weaves
V neck or rundown collar:
pockets. In gray. tan. white. etc.
- to "a sizes Values. 100
ChiIdrs,'s Sweaters, 2.OO-Made
OF all-wool worsteds. in fancy
and plain yarns. V neck. In red.
gray. navy, tan, gray and white.
Pearl buttons and pockets. ~ %
ChiIdreD's Sweaters. 400 to roo
Good quality yarn: turn-down
collars and ruff neck styles:
plain and fancy weaves. In tan.
cardinal. white. etc. 800 to b.00
Women's Sweaters. 2.00-Made
OF Atwood yarn In fancy weaves.
Double or sin4le-breasted. High
or shawl collar. Tan. red. gray
and white. 36 to 4........ .2OO
Women's Sweaters. 2.b0-Made
of all-wool warn. in the msnnish
stitch. Ruff neck: hemmed bot
and white. Good values at. .2.50
,Women's Sweaters. 3.O0-Made
of all-wool yarn. In plain and
fancy weaves. V neck or rur
neck. In gray, tan, red and
white. These are excellent valves
at 90
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

400 White Wooden Blankets,
3.19-Nice soft white wooden
blankets, with pretty pink or blue
borders and neatly bound. Size
70x8O. The usual price is 400,
special at only .3.19
800 California Wool Blankets,
4.50-Specially nice grade, made
of fine California wool, warm and
soft. White, with dainty pink or
blue hairline borders. Regular
600 quality, at..............4.5O
200 Silkoline Comfortables, 1.S9
A special purchase Of comfort
ah'es. covered with good quality
silkoline. Floral and Persian ef-
fects. Filled with white cotton.
Regular 200, at. .1.39
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
(First Floor

$50 Sateen Bordered Comfort
ables, 2.25-Silkolinc centres and
back, 9-inch scroll-stitch border OF
fine French sateen. Filled with
white cotton. Regular $50 grade,
3.75 Bordered Sateen Comfort
ables, 2.98-Sateen-covered in both
floral and Persian effects. Sateen
borders to match. Excellent as
sortment Of patterns. Regular
3.75, .2.9S
1850 White Crochet Bedspreads,
1.25-Full size hemmed crochet
bedspreads. Heavy quality, nice
close weave, pure white bleach,
soft finish, handsome designs.
Regular l.50, special. ........1.25
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

Mems $500 OvercOats. 1875
Made of good quality broad
cloth. with quilted satin lining
and Persian lamb collar. STYLISH
models. Good values at $500,
specially priced at.........l9.75
Mems 1000 Fur-Iined Coats,
23.75-Made Of good quality
black broadcloth, lined with Man
churian black wolf. Persian lamb
and blended muskrat collars.
Good values at 1000. sp1. .23.75
Mems $500 Fur-lined Coats,
39.50-Made Of good quality
broadcloth, lined with caracul,
with Persian lamb collars. Gar
nents that will give exception
ally good wear. Value $500,
at 1880
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

24-in. Centrepieces-Hand-
drawn work with flet medal
lions. The regular price is
LIS. special. LIS
30-in. Centrepieces - All
hand-drawn open-work. Reg
ular 200, 800, $50 and 400,
at. .1.50, ZOO, 2.75 and 800
36-in. Lunch Cloths-Wide
hemstitched, lovely designs.
Regular 800, $50 and 400.
at. 200, ESQ and 800
45-in. Lunch Cloths - All
hand-drawn work. Several
styles. Regular 3.25, 400 and
500. at....2.50, 800 and $50
20x72-;n. Bureau Scarfs
regularly for 800 and $50, S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

Mems $500 Fur Coats, 1850
Made of full skin natural rae
coons, wool lined, with venetian
yoke. Handsome coats that will
give satisfactory wear. Regu'ar
price 1890, special. 1850
Mems 1900 Fur-lined Over
coats, 45.50-Made Of high-grade
broadcloth, lined with natural
Northern muskrat and full skin
marmots, with Persian lamb or
beaver collars. Regular Is 90,
special 80
Mems $500 Fur-lined Coats,
5375-Made Of good quality
black broadcloth. lined with Hud-
son Bay seal. with extra quality
collar Of same fur. Coats that
usually sell at $500, sp'l. ..53.75
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

Women's Sweaters. 4.oO-Made
of all-wool wOrsted, in plain and
fancy weaves, v neck or high
rundown collar. In tan. gray.
white. navy and other sha les.
Women's Sweaters. b.OO-Made
of all-wool worsted, In plain and
fancy caves. In run neck" or
rundown collar. Many colors.
v neck. Good values at.....5.O0
Women's Sweaters. a.OO-A Nor
folk sweater, made OF all-wool
worsted. run neck and pearl but
tons. also pockets. In tan, white,
gray and cardinal. At..... 600
Women's Sweaters. 100 to 1890
Good assortment of styles, two
lire effects. Long coats and Nor
folks. also Angora and Mack
inaws. ........... !. o to 15.0O
Women's Caps and Hoods. bSc
to S.8O-A good assortment of
women's and misses aviation
caps and hoods. also worsted
hats. All this seasons styles.
59c TO 3.00
Women's CARDIGAN Jackets. soc
to 2.0o-Just the thing to wear
under your coat in cold weather.
In black and gray, with or with
out sleeves. Come to waiStline.
soc to zoo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

Mahogany Extension Table
Forty-eight-inch top table, as
illustrated. Extends to eight feet
in length. Solid mahogany top
and base; very heavy pedestal;
price only 1880
Chair upholstered with gen.
uine leather; slip seat, $50. Arm
chair to match. $50
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Timely Sale OF Blankets & %C0mfortables

With a larger and better stock of blan-
kets and comfortables than ever before,
we start a three-day sale Monday morn
ing. 1t is the first sale the blanket store
has held in the greater store. Unless re-
markable values have lost their charm, it
will set a sales-record likely to stand for
some time to come.
500 Gray Wool Blankets, $500
pairs of extra fine California wool blan-
kets, made by the mill for another store,
which Cancelled the order because of late
delivery. Sold to us at a special price.
Regular 500 blankets, pair. ......... 1896
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

54-in. Table Cloths-Dainty
patterns, all pure linen. Reg
ular 500 and 600, special at
$50 and 400
2Ox36-in. Side Table Scarfs
Elaborate drawn work.
Regular prices 200 and ESQ,
special at. $50 and 200
2Ox45-in. Buffet Scarfs-
They usually sell at the price
Of ESQ and $50. special,
LIS and $50
20x54-in. Buffet Scarfs-
Elaborate styles. The regu-
lar prices are ZOO, 800 and
$50, sp'l, 1.39, 200 and 800
n table runners. They sell
ecial. 200 and 800
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

Mahogany Buffet, $500
Scroll Colonial design, as illus
trated above. Either polished or
dull finish, 50 inches long; l2x46
French plate bevel edge mirror.
Two top drawers, three roomy
compartments and large linen
drawer. An unusual value
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

Mahogany China Closet-Per-
feet match for buffet, as illus
trated. Polished or dull finish;
AZ inches wide, 80 inches high;
two mirror backs, one glass shelf
and three wooden shelves; we'll
constructed; a remarkable value
for only ..48.HO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Between
Ourselves

ri have been in the new
Bamberger store four times
since it opened" declared a
Glen Ridge matron Saturday,
"and each visit has been a
revelation. | am as proud Of
this big new store as though
l were q part owner Of it. l
guess the majority Of people
feel the same way about it."
The majority of people DO
feel the same way about the
greater store. Mrs. Glen
Ridge simply voiced the sem
timents Of hundreds Of thou
sands who have inspected the
greater store at close range.
The new store Is so vast in
area and broad in resources that
a single visit merely serves as
an appetizer. Go through the
greater store and you will want
to 60 through it again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Loom Ends LIS and 1.5O Series 79c

(Second F2oor)
What we judge to be the best lot of loom ends of all
wool serges go on sale Monday at zoe a yard. These short
lengths are regular 1.25 and l.5O qualities, made by one of
the best mills in the country. The widths are so and So
inches. Lengths suitable for skirts and costumes. There
are colors of brown, navy blue, tan, cream, as we'll as black.
Twelve hundred yards in all, and we have placed the goods
on centre tables in the dress fabrics store, second floor, to
facilitate shopping. No C. O. D. or mail orders filed. Regu-
lar LIS and $50 short lengths Of dress goods, the yard. .79c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

ESQ Satin Bedspreads, 1875
Full size satin finish bcdspreads,
fringed, cut corners. Good assort-
ment OF attractive patterns. Regu-
lar price ESQ. sp1 at only....1.98
LIS and 1.50 Cotton Blankets.
1.19-Both large, fine cotton fleece
blankets, as well as the wool nap
finished. In gray or white. Bor-
ders in various colors. Regular
Its and l.50, special. lis
$50 White Wool Blankets, $50
Soft wool filling over cotton
warp. White, pink and blue bor-
ders. For full sized beds. The
regular price is $50; very special
at .Z.5U
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Us Gros de Loundres Silk 69c Yard

(Sec0nd FOOr)
eros de Loundres is one Of the newest and most beau-
tiful silks the season has brought forth. Its shimmery,
silky surface appeals to almost every woman. Owing to
slight imperfections in weaving, we offer the regular LIS
kind, "a inches wide, at 69c a yard-while 800 yards last.
Fine assortment of colorings for both street and evening
shades, such as ivory, Habana, champagne, Kelley green,
gobelin, Copenhagen, pink and navy. Firm weave, beau
tful finish. lmperfections slight. Regular LIS quality,
the ward soc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

lie Linen Crash Toweling, 8Hc-Pure linen
crash toweling, II inches wide, suitable for hand,
dish or roller toweling. The regular selling price
is lie per yard, special.
Csc Turkish Bath Towels, 19c-Large size
aorban. s pas' ou ro"e en en'a Th mea'y n II ss snfy aus
regular way for Csc each, special at ..........19
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Mems Fur=Lined Coat Sale
(Second Floor

The sale Of mems fur and furlined coats is indeed an
event. Nothing the like of it has ever before been attempted
in Newark. No man who wants a warm fur or fur-ined
coat should miss the world of opportunities the sale offers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Special Values in New LaCes

OtSf Floor
The lace store Of Newark presents a beautiful collection
of new lace and lace novelties, including Venice patterns in
edgings, bands and allovers, shadow and Paris maine laces,
in black, white and Paris shades; Bohemian and cranquely
mesh laces, drapery nets, in plain and fancy figures in various
coors; plain and fancy bordered chifons in all the new coors
and combinations; also the new plated chifons for costumes.
Three special offerings for Tuesdays selling:
lS-inch Venice Lace Allovers, in white, cream and ecru; a va
riety of neat designs for waist yokes or drapey. Regular csc,
Crystal and Dew Drop Chiffon ADovers for making TUNES,
waists, wraps and costumes for evening wear; all black with crystal,
white, pink, sky, mas and lavender, 40 inches wide; ACC value. .3c
Chiffon Waist Patterns in embroidered and braid effects, max
ing up in effective inexpensive waists; black, white, navy, brown,
sky and pink. Regular $3.50 value. .150
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Warm and Fetching Sweaters
for Women & Children

(Tbrd Floor
Nowadays a woman chooses sweaters for herself and girls
with the same care as to style and grace as she does her other
apparelng. The fashions shown here in sweaters for women and
children are exceedingly pleasing. Yet nothing has been sacr-
feed at the expense of warmth and comfort. Every garment Is
dependable. On the third floor you will And:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

LIS Linen Table Napkins, Dozen, 1.3s-Pure
Scotch linen table napkins, 10 inches square; very
close weave, in several pretty patterns. The regu-
lar price is ITS per dozen, special. ..........1.3S
500 to 700 Table Sets, 4.9S-Hemstitched table
sets, made of pure German linen in a number OF
choice designs. These sets usually sell for 500
and 700 the set, special at, set. .4.98
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
1850 Felt Mattress, 900

(FUtb Floor
A 60-pound, pure cotton felt mattress can be bought at
.Bambergers Tuesday for $500. The regular price is $3.50.
If you want one, don't delay. This mattress has an imperial
edge and can be had in one or two parts. Filled with sani-
tary white cotton. Good ticking. Regular $l5.5O value,
In two parts, SOC extra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns

On YOUR next visit to the new store, stop at the pattern
department, first floor, rear, and see what spacious quarters TINS
department occupies. Here you will find Ladies' Home Journal
Patterns-recognized as leaders by authorities on fashions. Solo
In Newark at Bamberger's exclusively. First floor'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

IT your eyes need
ate ton, consult
our ocuList o p
ttcidn. A uniUers-
uu trained optical
ma in charge of
the department
First floor, rear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
A Fortunate Purchase of JapaneSo
Hand=Drawn Linens
(Seconl Floor

(Seconi Floor
Fortunate for us-fortunate for y%ou-that we bought
a fine collection of Japanese linens so cheap. The materi-
ais are all pure round thread Irish linen, with wide spoke
hemstitch. Elaborate hand-drawn open-work in beautiful
desig ns. Some pieces are inserted with fet laces and some
with pretty embroideries. No woman who appreciates
lovely centrepieces, lunch cloths, bureau scarfs, ETC.. should
miss this snecia1 sale
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
FIeisher's Yarn=Made Garments

In the yarn section, second floor, garments made from the
celebrated Fleisher's yarns are being exhibited. A special fac
tory representative, who is in attendance, will give free instruc-
tons in the art of knitting and crocheting. No charges, Of
course. Full line of Fleishers yarns sold here. Second Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
The Oriental Rug Department
A Pride of the Store

(Fomtb Floor
The Bamberger Oriental rug store is complete in every
detail. Here you will find KiTmanshah, Gjorivan, Bulluk,
Anatoian and Khiva rugs; also a large assortment Of small
Oriental rugs in Kirman, Iran Savouk, Luristan, Moussoul
and Shirvan at very moderate prices. The collection offers
splendid opportunities for you to acquire genuine Orientals
at prices any connoisseur would judge very reasonable indeed.
khva Bokhara Rugs, in room sizes, exquisite de-
oiShS, prices -. low TO lZoOV
BuHuk Persian Rugs, in room sizes at prices rang
ing .ll5OO to l9oOV
Beoochustan Rugs in small sizes-the prices
IaHse ron .lZ-0O u 10 ZA.oo
~ACusseul Rugs, averaging Axe feet. ranging in
price from 1895 to 1850
Oriental rug repairing done by expert native weavers at very
moderate prices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Four Special Offers in House Linens
(Ef7-st Floor

CEwt Floor
We advise all housewives t. stock up on towels, toweing, etc., while such low
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

(7bWd F700r)
Yvctte hair goods are unsurpassed in qualty-their
value cannot be duplicated at the prices quoted below. Ex-
perts in our hair goods department will be pleased to illus
trate to you the newest styles in hair dressing and give YOU
suggestions as to the most becoming way of arranging your
hair. Visit the hair dressing parlors Tuesday. We offer the
best of hair goods at lowest prices.
20inch Switches Of Hne wavy hair, special. sO
24inch Switches Of Ane wavy hair, special. 30
26-28-inch Switches Of hne wavy hair, special 30
2Oinch Switches OF natural wavy French hair, special. $50
zzlnch Switches OF natural wavy French hair. special. .......7.40
24inch Switches of natural wavy French hair, special. 40
All Around Transformations Of fine natural hair ........4s
All Around Transformations Of finest quality hair. 40
Half Transformations Of fine quality wavy hair. ....I30
All Around Sanitary Rolls, "a inches in size. 2c
Auto Hair Nets; largest size, fine quality. 2c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

Come to the new store tomorrow morning. First visit the basement; then take
an elevator to our paEahal restaurant; have good lunch; listen to some fine music an
and do it properly requires full day. Greater Bambergers is homeHke store.
be importuned to purchase. This is your .sore-youst to enoy-yours to make use Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28

The Bamberger,
boz office is located
on The third floor
Bureau Of Pub 10
Convenience, i'd
joining rat room.
Choice seats for all
theatres.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-28
Arrange to Spend Tues

1.-THE greats rmd floor: 1t wMbe lunch time re you efnshed Inspecting the second ho:
music and spnd the remainder of thea Afternoon on the third fourth, fha sixth ooH 10 do the great
store You are Away welcome here and you mays spend a week going hom depnhmenp department and
use f-yous to profit BY The kchAnngw will ehungM tbn ghtan early tuesday