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ROSTER WANTED.


Although the United States has
expended several tiilon dollars tie
past twenty five years in preparing
complete ind sxsd roster Of all the
troops eng lge ia the federal aud
comic iarate armies during the civil
war the records o. the military SER
vice Of those who fought IN the revo-
lutiqnary sirasgle have never been
compiled.
These da.a, il made ay liable would
be Of inesiimable advantage to the
d .uehtrs OF the American Revolu-
ton and other Patriotic Societies and
to the end that the records may be
properly assembled and compiled,
Representative Mot, Of New York
city, has introduced bill to appropri-
ate a sum sufficient for the purpose.
The spon 'cr for the measure is Mrs.
John Millor Hortor, of ButfaIo, who
is the leading candidate for the Of
flee Of President General of the d.
A. r. in the election next year. As
soon as that lady returns from her
home in Buffalo a hearing on the
Mott bill will oe arranged aud as the
ladies' Of the organization have mary
friends in every congressional dis
trict Of the country il is probable
that Congress will be only too will
ing TO authorize the expenditure Of
the twenty-five thtuPnls carried BY
the Mott bill.
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NOTICE TO BOX B.

IN REPLY, To Notice in Maryland
independent, La Plata, Md Am Agent
for large tract of land in Charles
County-Deed says 500 Acres. Neigh
Dor farmers says HOO or 1900 acres.
price is $4,000 pulp wood and timber
will more than pay for it. has new O
room house, new barn, about 10 acres
cleared land, is rented for cash, Sl%5 per
year, if interested please notify.
CHRISTIAN JENSEN.
Care Of Pomfret p o.,
Charles county, Md.
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A Word About Buying
Lumber Mill Work and
Building Supplies.

{, Tie es managers all over the coun-
try IRE realizing that tie safest and
n ost mfnt Bile way 10 ihs est money
Is III building and improving right at
bone.
i In til com eclion it Is me well
spent t, consider tie actual yAlres re-
lceivsd fer each dollar spent FIR l.um-
der, Mill Work and Building Supplies.
We believe thst it pays well &" COM
bare ur prices and grades. as We are
earning age ard carefully .c'. c'sd
IL OF LLn.bsr. 81 irgles. Laths,
F.a IL g Siaii 8, G ling, sa-h, Doors,
b lids. Mouldii g, Cement. L me,
Wall llastef, : t., which we buy d.
beet fl n tie biggest prodrcers in
Ia g. ouantlti's AID handle at the
0west cost To or C siomcrs.
We will compets a lslge ldition to
Ut rev mill ab,ut Ap'il LIT. which,
with nunli err. W machines and
n increased In ~ skilled mechanics.
Twill rss BIZ, u to tun, out much arg
|ei quantity Male Re; class Of special
mil work.
We can save YOU m ney We can
ship you sa isfac DRY material. We
lean ship it p mltv. You can prove
this to our OWL salts a;tipn by ok'ng
lover our stock an III comparing II
prices, and would e. atty apprcci-
late y,ui doing this
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To Cure Stomach and
Liver Trouble.
= VOTED SPECIALISTS ADVICE

TO CHRONIC SuFFERERS.
No Ills 10 which the imam system is heir
are quite so common as stomach and live
trouble in their chronic aBd acute forms, and
1t is an admitted fact that most OF the ills Of
humanity. including nervousness, catarrh,
sleepIessness, biliousness, Indigestion, rhen-
matism, etc. are primarily iue to The inability
Of the stomach or liver, and often both, 70
perform their functions properly. 1t naturally
follows that any treatment hat will give pss-
manent relief must first remove the cause Of
the trouble by building up and restoring tho
vigor and vitality Of the stomach and liver.
70 compiish this result, strongly recon-
mead the following prescription, which l
io1nd to give remarkable r. ,ults in nearly
every instance.
Go to yonr d1dgsiss and ask him to put
up X ounce Tincture of Cslrdamons Ca
pound ounces Aromatic Elixir, OUNCES
5alrado Compound, zaa add enoagh water
% fill an ounce bottle. One or two tea
spoonfuls of the mixture should be takel
between meals and on retiring.
This preparation is absolutely harmless,
md when taken as directed above often
produces marvellous results in from one 70
two days time.
NOTE. -Thro.sgh The courtesy Of the noted
specialist rho edrs us the Gboee rrescTirfica
i;e hare arranged 10 ptbfifh 70 sf4 uniudt,s
prescriptions the near fstsse- s-1 fAo--f
you do not need this fo-eiiig i.s ~ eafa
al and sosc for further aiisfea-4
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Another new school bill has been
introduced in the Maryland Senate
differing in many respects from the
Bells and Lee bills and which, it is
alleged, is intended thereby to take
the schools entirely out Of politics.
This bill however like the other two
provides for the taking out Of ar
tieing the hands Of the Governor 20
that he would have no say in the ap-
pointment of school officials, and
thus preventing him from carrying
out many changes necsssars:to better
he scsool system Of the State and
which he was pledged to do in plat
orn utterances before his election.
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Congressman Halvor Steenersor,
of Minnesota, is a member of the
tribe IF the Chippewa Indians of the
White Earth Indian Reservation
That doesn't mean that he is of In
dian descent, though he may be said
to be agood Indian" He has been
active in securing the passage of leg
islation desired by the tribe, and in
1904 they expressed their apprecia-
ton OF his work by electing him a
member Of the tribe. After his cleo
ton, the Chief Of tie Tribe called a
council to receive him formally into
the tribe. He vas presented with
the pipe of peace aid the Chief made
an address in which it was declared
that Mr.. Steenerson was the first
white man who had kept his word
with the Indians. In addition to this
tribute the tribe offered him the best
allotment of land on their reseiva-
ton. This, however, Mr. Steeners IN
declined.
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White Teachers Association.

TIE White Teachers Of Charles
county will meet at the McDononsh
Institute, at eleven O'Clock, THURS.
DAY, April A. 1912.
Inadvertently the meeting had been
called for April 9Th. but as this date 4
Good Friday the above charge of date
has been ordered.
All teachers are requested to bring in
with them on this dite lArri Atm all
pedagogical books they have be ongina
70 the CHARLES County Teachers Ii
brary. These books are needsd FIR the
purpose of recording. tahulating sc.
after which teachers will have free ac-
cess to them again.
NJ. r. STONE, Co. Supt.
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Arrangements are now being made
for the transfer from the Navy Yard
to Arlington Cemetery of the big
main mast OF the battleship 'sMaine, .
recently brought to Washington
from Havana Harbor on the collier
sLeonidas." 1t will be erected over
the graves of the men who lost their
lives in the explosion fourteen years
sgo as soon as their remains can be
brought to Washington. The great
mainmast, which, to be exact, is but
a section of the mast, is about sixty
feet in height and two feet in dia-
meter and weighs nearly four tons.
The anchor of the Maine is already
at Arlington. 1t is covered with
floral tributes practically all the
time. Many applications have been
received at the Navy Department
from Civic Societies, LODGES, Social
clubs and similar semi public organi-
cations for relics from the Inflated
Maine The Secretary has been
obliged to establish rule that only
requests from organizations Of mill
tary character can be complied wi tn
and these only to limited degree.
Many 10 lges have requested
pieces Of wood from the hull to be
made into gavels for the use Of their
presiding officer, and literally hun
dreds of applications have come in
for pieces large enought TO be fash
Toned into walking sticks.
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CARD.

MR.. SYDNEY +. MUDD, JR., BEGS
10 ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS
ESTABLISHED AN OFFICE IN THE
COLUMBIAN BUILDING, 416 5rB
STREET, NORTHWEST, WASHING
TON. d. c., TO ENGAGE IN THE
GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW BOTH
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AND THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
he WILL VISIT HIS OFFICE AT
La PLATA, MARYLAND, ON TUES
DAY OF EACH WEEK,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-03-15

OUR 56th BUSINESS YEAR.
Baugh's Raw Bne Moanures were first
manufactured in a small way lily six
years ago. All along the intervening
years the control Of the "Oldest-in
America Of all makes Of Animal Bone
Fertilizers has never passed out of the
hands Of the original manufacturers.
The BAUGH brands head the list.
Their sales throughout the United
States have been charging and extend
ing year after year, until now they
amount to upwards of TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND TONS ANNUALLY. Al
though the oldest they are ever the
newest or most advanced products in
scientific and mechanical perfection.
For sale by leading dealers. S-11-10
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-03-15

Senator Duke offered the follow
ing resolution in the Maryland Senate
which was adopted.
aWhereas Senator Speicher, Of
Garrett county has introduced to the
Senate his wife and Eve sons; there
fore, resolved, that a group photo
graph Of the family be taken and
sem to aTeddy" Roosevelt to show
that race suicide does not exist in
Garrett county, Maryland"
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NOTICE..

IN The ORPHANS corRr OF CHARLES
County, MD.
IA PLATA. ND, JANUARY 2, 1912.
ORDERED by the Court tbs 2ud., day
OF January 1912 that the register Of
WIS notify al Executors Administra-
tors aud Guardians, ho ARE ~ default,
20 settle their accounts o' Or htiore the
l's, day Of februafs 1912 ~ how cause
WY such accounts have not been duly
. y rIed to this tpar; other wise
r ions will be issued iur such persons
il deianct.
True Copy
Test
P. + RNEST SASSCER
REGISTER OF MILLS,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THIS Is To Give Notice, That the
subscribers have obtained from the
Orphans Court OF Charles County,
Maryland, Letters of Administration on
the Personal Estate of
WASHINGTON YATES,
late OF said County, deceased. All per-
SONS having claims against said decea e
ed are hereby warned t. exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscribers on or
before he 9th day Of Sept, 1912. They
NAV otherwise by law be excluded from
all bereiit of said deceased $ est,te.
Given under our hand, tits sth day
OF arch, 1912.
FERDINAND G.. COOKSEY,
GRANT YATES,
Adm rs. of Washington Yates, deceased.
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GEORGE W. ADAMS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In lie orpha r Court fsr Charles
Couats, S: S.

La Plata, NJ &arch 81, 1912.
ORDERED BY he Canrt, that Ferdi
maud G. tooksey and Grant Yates, ad-
ministrators Of Washington Yates, de.
ceased, give the notes required by law
10 the creditors OF said Washington
Yates, to exhibit their claims, legally
authenticated, by advertisement pub
lished in some one newspaper printed
and published in Charles cuunty, Mary
land, once in each If three Successive
weeks.
True COPY Test:
P. ERNEST SASSCER.
Register If Wills for Charles County
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WANTED.

Young country girl, good home, to
help take care Of children, and an OPP
portunity TO learn the jewelry business.
Address,. Q. Box. 300 Washington.
d. G.
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1t is safe to say that majority of
the members of the House are not
sup" on the rules that govern them.
This was Illustrated by the answer
given BY one member recently to a
question as to procedure propounded
% him by an inquiring newspaper
man. s'If YOU want to know about
that, ask Jim Mann, or Dalzell, or
Olmstead," be said. @They CAP tell
you but | cannot. 4, hen | was a
member Of my state legislature years
lgo, was regarded az a parliamen-
tartan, for / studied the rules. B il
the House pays an expert to give adj
vice to the Speaker, and when the
members want information on a
knotty point, they seek him. The
result is that most Of US are unable
off hand to explain anything but tie
Simplest proposition on the rule,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-03-15

The Norwegian fig has l,een
planted at the South Pole by Road
Amundsen. the Intrepid Antarctic ex-
plorer, and there j. great rej5isins
throughout N1rwAv. King Kaa-
kon has received lis eiJlesran iro.n
Hobart, Tasmania Poi attained
14th-17th December, 1911. All
well. (Signed) Roall Amundsen.-
All doubts are now removed as to
Amundsen reaching The Pole, but as
Captain Scott, the British explorer
has not been heard from, he may also
have reached the goal.
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Good Oppo tunity.

"Would like to exchange some
Bsltin ore City property for sons
cheap Southern Maryland Land,
Please state the amount Of acreage,
condition of land, improvements and
price,"
Address all inquiries for imforma-
ton to
Blk Il.
Care MARYLAND INDEPENDENT
La Plata,
Nd.
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Shall We Send You
A Wonderful
Picture.
Costing Hundreds Of Dollars
OF The Great Baltimore Harbor

As it look after being built up since
the great fire in 1904 with its fifteen
dollar Piers. This picture was taken
from the top Of the Emerson's Bruno
Seltzer Tower 80 feet high and shows
the big River and Ocean going Vessels
a vast portion OF the City, the entire
Harbor, the Eastern shore Of Maryland
and miles and miles Of surrounding
Country
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Leonard Hall
CONDUCTED ny
THE xAvERIAN BROTHERS
.LEONARDTOwN.- MARYLAND.

This Institution begun only two years
ago offers every advantage to boys for 2
good liberal education. The present atm
OF the school is TO give students .
thorough High School Education.
Besides receiving a good educatinn
students are fitted 0 take up life's prk
after leaving. The training IS thor ugl,
and good Terms are moderate and
within reach Of all.
Call or send for catalorhp.
BROTHER WALTER,
Director
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FOR ALE.

A BBL OF Machine Oil Apply to
JOSEPH sHANKS.
3-s-3t. Newbuig, Nd.
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Coal for sale. Apply at INDEPEN-
DENT OFFICE.
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ORDER Nj i.
Inthe Circuit Court for Charles County.
No. 1874 Equity.
Johu u. Butter, Administrator of AL
,xious A. Butler, Plant Il.
VS..
Aud ew Willis and others, DEFENDANTS.


Ordered by the Circuit Court for
Charles County this LIST dag of March,
1912, that the Auditors Il, port made
and fled in this case, be finally ratified
aud confirmed un ess cause to the con-
trary be shown n or before the 4th
Monday Of March, in the said year 1912;
provided a copy Of this order be
published once week for three success
sive weeks in some newspaper published
in Charles County, prior to the said 4th
Monday Of March, n the year 1912
HAIRY C. CHAPPELEAR,
Clerk of he Ct. Ct, for has. Co. Md.
True copy, Test;
II. 9. CI sPpELEAR. Cleri..
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Hay !! Hay!

LOT OF FIRST CLASS NAY Far
Sale. Amply to,
MARYLANDINDEPEN-
DENT OFFICE,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Orphans Court for Charles
County, s. S.
LA PLATA, ND, February 20, 1912,
ORDERED BY THE COURT, thai
james A. Adams, administrator d
Geo. W. Adams, deceased, give tn,
norice required by law to the creditors
OF said George W. Adams, to exhibit
their claims, legally authenticated. by
advertisement published in some ons
newspaper printed in Charles County
Maryland, once in each Of three
successive weeks.
True copy-Test:
P. ERNEST SASSCER,
Register of Wills for Charles County.
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Pepai and Gum Wood fo- immediate
shipment. viii take up to 200 cars
and advance $1,000 on Bill Of I.ading.
II. S. SWAMI.
La Plata,
10 IL Md.
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PINE PULP WOOD
WANTED.

Best prices pail for pine pull, word
delivered IN Ears or VIM arrange for
your OUT " this year.
II. $. SWAMI,
L. Plata,
li9i2 Nj.
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NOTICE.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That tn,
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of Charles County
Maryland Lettels of Administrator
on the Personal Estate of
GEORGE W. ADAMS,
late Of said County, deceased. All
persons having claims against sale
ed are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers Thereof
legally authenticated, to the subscriber
on or before the % day Of August, 1912
They may otherwise by law beexcluded
from all benefit of said deceased.
estate.
Given under my hand, this 23rd day
Of February, 1912
JAMES A. ADAMS,
Admir- OF Geo. w Adams. deceased
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10 with our sale of bill,
Of Lua.her ard Mil
Wtrk to build our
Cottages. Bungalows
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lis FREE

THE OLD RELIABLE SEED STORE,
BALTIMORE, ND.
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N. E. Corner of Calvert and Water SITS.
Baltimore. Md.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-10
Gold Jewelry for


Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day will be special "gold jewelry"
days in the jewelry shop. Little
prices will prevail on the best
of necklaces, bracelets, cuff links,
watches. Every article offered
is solid gold-the karat quality !
is stamped on each piece. We
know of no better time to pur-
chase graduation gifts than dur
ing this sale. Among the offer
ings are:
LAVALLIERE NECKLACES
Solid gold necklaces with dainty
pierced pattern. pendant set with
amethyst and baroqne drop. fine
chain. Regular 400 each; Z 90
sale price
BAVALLIERE NECKLACES
Solid gold. green gold pendant,
in floral design long shape, set
with pearl and baroque pendant.
fine chain. Regular 500; Z 80
special O'"O
GOLD BRACELETS Solid
gold, hand engraved; In pretty
designs. medium width. made
with joint and catch. Regular
1000; while they last. so
at
LINK BUTTON -Beautiful
patterns in fancy styles. Also
bead and chased edge; rose,
Roman and polished; finely fin
ished. Regular zoo: spe- SO
cial sale price. ...,.... ~o
NECKLACES AND CHARMS
Fine cable chains with round and
heart-shape charms. Polished
and Roman finish; IS In. , EO
long. Res. 800; special. at S'oV
TIE CLASPS-Handsome solid
gold tie clasps. long shapes, in
bead, chased and engine turned
effects. Usually sold at On
$50; during this sale. 'ov
BROOCHES-An attractive va
riety of pretty brooches, some
pearl set, and others in fancy
STYLES. Regular 800; spe- 7 S0
cial, while they last, at. o'oV
SIGNET RINGS-An excellent
line OF heavy solid gold rings.
pretty chased STYLES. in polished
and Roman finish. Regu- , *
lar $40: special sale price -'fc
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Between
Ourselves

On trolley poles at all four
corners of Broad and Market
streets hang Newark Industrial
Exposition posters, across the
top of which appear the words
DECORATIONS for" Newark In
dustrial Exposition also the
dates "May Is to 25."
Newark Knows How there
fore there must be some good and
sufficient reason why these pref
ty posters arc allowed to remain
at Newark's famous crosswalks a
month after the Industrial show.
Will someone please step for
ward and enlighten us? We crave
to know.
If these signs have been over
looked. which is doubtless the
case, won't some kind. good per
son please remove them? 1t docs
not speak well for our much
vaunted progressiveness to see a
sign exploiting a show that Is
now but d pleasant memory.
Please!
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-10

HAND-COLORED ARTOTYPES= In water
of well-known paintings
by Gainsborough, Madam lie. Brun and others, in
antique mounted frames, with mats; regu- , On
lar $4.00; Specfal.
LARGE BROWN REPRODUCTIONS of
Grand Canal of Venice and strasford-on.the-
reduced from $500; special. .........., <'oV
HAND-PAINTED PASTELS, 60c-Consisting
of beautiful landscapes and marine subjects, In
gilt frames; usually sold at $1.25; during h0C
CARBONETTES, FAC-SIMILES, SEPIA AND
FRENCH MIRRORS, in Flemish, oak, gilt and
antique gilt frames-worth $1.00, but Of E0C
fered to you during this sale at.......... wv
AMERICAN CARTOONS OF ENGLISH
PAINTINGS-Duchess of Deyonshire, Mrs. Rob-
inson and Mr.. Sheridan and others-an artistic.
antique. gilt mounted frame, with fancy I.5O
tops and garlands; reduced from $500 to-. nov
COPIES OF OLD MASTERS, discrimination
carbon photographs; a number of subjects. in
solid Flemish oak frames; regularly sold at 3ZC
75c. but as a special sale feature. .......... W.
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SEPIA REPRODUCTIONS of old and modern
artists-The Old Mill. Angelus, Doctor, Dance of
the Nymphs, Baby Stuart and numerous other
subjects; mounted antique gilt frames; | 81
regular $500; special. ..........,. NV
COLORED PRINTS AND SEPIAS-Hundreds
of them in silt and oak frames-a choice assort-
ment to select from; regularly sold at soc to 1SC
Al,VOi sale price ....'
COLORED LANDSCAPES N BROWN
REPRODUCTIONS-Mounted on imitation wal
nut veneer mats. in imitation walnut frames-a
large variety Of pleasing subjects; reduced 50c
from $1.00 to wv
COLORED REPRODUCTIONS OF PAINT
lNGS by Clarence Underwood. A large assort-
ment by this popular artist in black frames; Snc
regular SITS TO $500; during this sale. . : - wv
AMERICAN CARBON PHOTOGRAPHS-An
odd lot of these photographs, in oval Flemish oak
frames-Good variety to select from; regu- TIC
lar $1.69 to $3.50; sale price ....,........ <cS
CUPID AWAKE AND CUPID ASLEEP
These popular pictures in carbon photographs
circular oak frames with mountings; sold 2Or
regularly at 40c; now selling at half-prce @oS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-10
June Values in
MuSlinWear

M w 100
Fine quality nainsook night
gowns, made in the surplice
style; some trimmed with
linen lace, others with en-
broideries and dainty laces;
some of silky dotted material
in white, pink and blue;
excellent values. LOO
wOMEN'S w i.l9
Might gowns of fine quality
nainsook, in the empire style;
yoke and sleeves of soil lace
insertings; finished with bead
ing, having ribbon drawn
through; we'll made, dainty
night garments; special val
ues at. liz
PRINCESS SLIPS of fine
quality lawn and nainsook,
trimmed with lovely laces and
embroideries; with or with
out the dust nounce; colors,
pink, blue and corn, also
white: four special lots, priced
at, the garment,
LOO, 1.50. 200 & 300
COMBINATIONS, 100
Corset cover and drawers or
corset cover and skirt, made
of fine quality uainsook some
trimmed with linen or dainty
laces, others of sll-over en-
broidery, finished with bead
ing, with ribbon run through;
excellent values. LOO
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PRIEST TO HOLD
18TH ANNIVERSARY
Lspeclal 70 the Newark star.l

ASBURY PARK, June l0.-Rev.
Thomas A. Roche. of the Church OF
the Holy Spirit, will celebrate on
Tuesday the twenty-ffth anniversary
of his entrance into the priesthood
Father Roche last night said the
celebration would not be a public one.
1t will be held at the rectory adj
Joining the church, where a few per-
sonal friends will join Father Rocha
in the celebration,