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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-24
YIN. c. A. ADDS
TO EQU|PM ENT
-FOUR NEW TTPwRFFERs ADDED
TO sTENoGRAPHIc DEPART
MENT BY THE Y. NJ. G. A.

The educational dapar4meuE Of Tire
". M. G. A. has greatly enhanced the
stenographtc department by the addi-
ton of four new typewr1ters just from
the Remington factory. To meet the
needs Of the working boy and at the
same time to afford the best equip
ment possible to be had Is the aim of
the association.
The annual get-eogether OF the gtt-
dents Of the advanced classes win be
held Tuesday, March 26th. at 6:B0 D.
rn where at an Informal luncheon, ex-
perfences and programs may be for
mulated which will aid the depar tment
In mapping out the work of spring,
summer and fall. IN ADDITION to the
students the educational committee.
consisting of Messrs. j. Il d. Yonge,
T.. J. Henderson and W. A. Smith and
the faculty, Msssrs Holt, Tyler, Towse
and Meredith, will be present.
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frankly tea-4ess eqeng and hoping that
district friendship relationship or faction ohsa
should either
science the government
fSsndsI
merely for personal caprice hare aganst me The
with the OF
achievements of grandsires orsuncieA
believe It Is duty the INIT of me eS
jury personal ambition
to demand action from each candidate az OK which s1as
hke our esteem ana eoTasnee ~ the OF OUT
70 both 1s
candtdae
duty discharge which, from pretudss and
an pznefn influence prerequisites ECvennent 70 co
fndytdunl TO ~
his
examine It. but rather deals in innuedo apea s
ter1ng genera1fieA
do
fesesy examine and vim respv g our Speal
qualifications and deveop
interest within congressmans DUTY
rfgid Let equally win lahc snd carie
necessary be guided Try n truth Let W ennsn
conditions s6 seidEh nctvee IA
my private le military and public ssEyacs SzsS fosa sse
nErked puniu
OF efforts
political ana that
that conMdv
and hEn honor which aAons give peace %
social political nfe
your c0usfdsrufIc of
and platform published end TO be Continued true
to and OgPgnss the facts and g gpn which S.S
believe basee OF po
for TIM csnddate cnsfstsnt win rood
and obnoxious the Decent Instincts Of Ametc1n
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favor eecea~vv1nv diligently
4 The principles or ne platform
end powers that may sonseeny and $500 nase r2 60
ANNIE an tntsrsta3S business hess
FsyisS9 q the 1871 tst ln 20 ot = s s s s
ton purpose spirit and sr tOls@osd II h robbery under
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WIN LAM and s. z Be s ssSss: nG ss sa
Leys that win properly ooGtTol and zsgulsSe bon or &C
S pt G safe ' a8d adS4ss a63gsms '4''
Prfsce9n Of ths sgaga9yss antny sCt s1s gsnsooe
family without injustice to che euoS shall be protested
BnsfusssIks sPurogo2ssy the gUyS~snnsus for sns
the cTnsrcaisiA
Enlarged facrrey 81 the Ae74Caruraa coneres 70 rnsu
ton Of he sarer ana gaasns that they may be sacsy d
vfucr 20
ths andia nd-ovneTs properly as security
tenn that n' Ssy Be both e SdsqG 29 ssS sa sns %
= Amendment Of the c1y1 ssrvt9s laEes mat syrS @
eciDae in and ranks Of cifizsnuhips A
mn an inc Ss s1 Of fp sfHt ee c S9HfT Or OF mGcg r.
i6a with wss9 sS 9sGn ' e M S area
IS AbO1stng ne chOSta7vhstefse S'atiua FE DoaeeS
within BOUNDARY rs territory may bSos bssss III
Schools s' AND eaten sP he Bas q st sa1aI6
long Is fn Snip sF ssDs sb aS 8S PDhss 70
II Iin,ns.e me sEesss = costs h Their is1es s
n1s1 the e piay 9s ground 1H 5 81 O. fS
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a;s, g ss go r re ana
ne Fgins Of Al Is = sss PSdaGt e
Christian civilization for the zr1 organic Rthe
righs q petiton na1y piVlegesr Ven s nsg
should have maj decision support w
March II. 1912.
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CHAPTER XIV.
NEWS OF JOAN.

A WEEK after the Upcduss depar-
"a ture the MalakI1la dropped an
~ Choir, and her skipper came
ashore for a game OF billiards
and 70 shock Sheldon with the little
surprise born Of information he was
bringing with him.
Captain Auckland played the bill
lizards first, and IL was not until he
was comfortably seated in a steamer
chair, his second whisky securely In
his hand, mat he let of bis bomb
"a great piece that Miss Lakeland
OF yours ne chuckied Claims to be
a part owner Of Berande. Says she's
your partner. Is that straight"
Sheldon nodded coldly.
'Yeu don't say? That Is g surprise!
Wei. she hasn't convinced GuVutu or
TuIagt of it. They're pretty used TO
irregular things over there, but-ha!
HAIR
There Is nothing irregular about 1t.
tits an OrdinarY business transaction"
Sheldon stroVe to ace as though such
transactions were quite the common
place thing on plantations In the Solo
mons. ''She invested something like
E1,500 in BerandeR-
$50 she said"
"And she has gone TO Sydney On
business for the plantation"
"Oh, no, she hasn't"
~But didn't the Upolu saflTs
1.-THE Upofu sailed all right" Cap
tain Auckland slipped his whisky with
provoking slowness, ''only Miss Lack
land wasn't passenger."
'sThen where is she2''
eat Guvutu last I saw OF her. She
was going to Sydney to buy a schoon-
er, wasn't she2"
eyes, yes"
'aThats what she said. Wen, she's
bought one. though wouldn't give
her 10 shH1fngs for 1t Il a nor'wester
blows up. and it's about time we had
one"
What schooner? Where is tit How
did she happen to buy itY'
"First, the schooner Martha" the
skipper answered, checking his replies
OF on his fingers; second, the Martha
is on the outside reef at Poonga-Poon-
ga, looted clean OF everything portable
and ready to go to pieces with the first
bit of lively sea, and, third, Miss
Lakeland bought her at auction. She
was knocked down TO her for 90
quid by the third assistant resident
commissioner. ought to know. 1
bid 80 myself for Morgan and Rat.
Ny word, weren't they hotI
Twenty says for my bid. Twen-
ty-fve.' says the little girl Thirty
says L Forty. says she. Fifty says
T. F9fty-fve,' says she. And there
I was stuck. Hold on says 1: wait
TIN see my owners No, you don't
says she It's customary says /.
Not anywhere TN the world says she
Then it's courtesy IN the Solomons,
says 1. And then she smiles at Bur
nett as well-you know, one OF those
fetching smiles, and damme If Burnett
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Gains 80 Pounds
in 80 Days

earth that could make me fat / tried
touics, digestives, heavy eating, diets,
milk. beer, and almost everything else
you could think Of, but without result
! had been thin for years and began TO
think It was natural for me to be that
way. Finally read about the remark
able successes brought about by the use
OF Protone, so decided to try II myself.
Wen. when look at myself In the mir
Tor now. / think 1t rs somebody else.
I have put on just 80 pounds during the
last month end never felt stronger or
more 'nervy' IN my life
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All Can Be
Nice and Plump
Remarkable Result of the New Flesh
Builder Prutone, In Many Cases of
Rundown Men and Women.

Prove Te Yourself by ssuding Coupon Below
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BY George / never SEW anything nke
che effects Of that new treatment. PEotone.
for the building up OF weight and Lost nerve
force. It acted more IKE miracle than
incidence said veil-known gentleman
yesterday IN speskiug Of the sfevoiutton
that had taken place IN his condition. Il
began to think that there was nothing on
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For sale and recommended In Pensacola
by the Crystal Pharmacy.
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CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.

Fresh eggs, fat hens, sweet
Florida oranges. Phone 924.
]. G. Carter, 108 w. Inten-
dencia street.
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EREE PRoroNE coupoN.

FREE PROF ONE COUPON.
II Will cost you nothing TO prove the
remarkable effects Of this treatment.
The Protone Company viii send to
anyone a free SOC package Of Protone
II they win iii out this coupon and
enclose loo in stamps or silver to help
cover postage and packing, with full
Instructions to prove that 1t does the
work and their book on 'swhy You
Are Thin" free Of charge giving
facts which win probably astonish
you
II you want to put on more flesh, Ill
out the following coupon to-day. Free
SOC packages can only be had by writ
ing direct to Detroit
TIE PRoTONE COMPANY,
S7o2 Protone Bldg. Detroit, Michigan
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The evening world., 1912-04-02
KILLED WITH AXE IN FIGHT,

Especial 10 The Evening wotd).

MfDDLETOWN. n. ". April 2.-John
Call. q we'll known farmer. was killei
and four brothers named shunoski were
wounded in q shooting ARRAY al Chester
last night. The Shunoskis lived In 4
tenement house belonging to Gail! and
The evening world., 1912-04-02
NURSE ISF|RED
FOR CLIMBING Up
FIRE ESCAPE
Five Others Quit j. Hood
Wright Hospital as a
Sympathetic Strike.

As a result Of . climb up q fire.
escape In the wee sma' hours by one
OF the nurses Of the J. Hood Wright
Hospital six nurses walked out OF the
institution to-day. declaring they would
never work there any more. One Of the
six-4he f~re-escape climber-was fired
and the fve others quit In sympathy.
II could not be learned whether the
high climb occurred in the small hours
Of this day or yesterday. but II was
a~scertained that a certain comedy and
~vIvacious young nurse overstayed her
leave last night or the night before and
decided to fool the superintendent by
scaling the metal ladders on the east
side Of the building. On her way up
she slgnailed I'd some Of her fellow
nurses VINO lifted her into a secluded
corridor.
News of this esci2ade came TO the ears
Of Miss Moore. the superintendent. The
pretty nurse was called to the once
and questioned. She admitted tire hre
escape climb. but pleaded extenuAt.ng
circumstances. The extenuating cir
cumstances did not c~xtenuate. to Miss
Noorc's way Of thlnhang. and the nurse
was requested to depart. She went in
tears to her nve friends who In SYM
patty packed their kits and marched
down to the once.
IL you IRE Estefie''-thst may or NAV
not have been Ter name-thcy aid IN
chorus. 1--WE will Co."
Every good" said Miss Moore. "go!"
They went.
None OF these nurses" aid Miss
Moore to-day. were graduate nurses,
and l can I'LL their places In half an
hour Their departure has in no way
crippled the hospital stan. That is ab-
soiutely all / care to say on the subject.
The incident Is closed"
The evening world., 1912-04-02
Miners DASH
HOPE Of ENDING
BRITISH STRIKE
Vote Is Against Accepting
Wage Bill and Government,
Alarmed, viii Open Mines.

LONDON. April :.--oovernmen nj off,
clals and commercial circles were
greatly disturbed to-day when Il was
learned that the optimistic statements
Of the Miners Union leaders that the
miners would carry the proposition to
return TO work by a three to " vote
were not only unfouhded. but that the
men would probably vote not to 20
bnck. Even though thu proposition
shoald DO carried In the last few hours
the result will be 80 far from decisive
that there is doubt whether the mill
tant me mbers of the organisation will
90 hack to work.
At noon to-day headquarters an
nounced that the vote then stood:
Against resuming work. o6.2ss.
For resumins work. IOl.i7+.
The ballotlnG Will end tonight and
the complete result will be available
early Wednesday. The conservative
labor leaders throughout the country
are troubled over the stand adopted by
the men. They are satisfied that the
maximum concession has been made
that can be secured by law. and they
believe the Government In determined
if the union mon will not return to
work on their own initiative 10 bring
into action every OF the Gov
eminent to end the strike.
That belief was strengthened by the
activity In military circles this Afternoon.
when II became apparent that the prop
/ nathan IN eatas a., ~v~,tx .,a. H.. A.a..
Of defeat. The great troop trains that
have been standing on the sldlngs at the
larger military depots were got into
readiness for instant departure. En-
gines were attached and baggage cars
loaded down with camp equipment and
supplies from the commissary depots.
I'll big transport automobiles OF the
engineers were fitted out. and 1t vas
stated that all OF the nghting force In
England. Scotland Ind Wales Is ready
o. signal to move to the coal districts.
Premier Asquith has made Il plain that
II the men will not 60 back to work he
will send plenty Of soldiers to the mines
% that the owners can make good their
boasts that they can operate with COM
plete forces n they arc only furnished
suficient protection.
I'VE expect trouble and we are ready
for It," said one u the leading oficiais
this afternoon. IF the men will no,
accept what are really liberal terms
then all we can do Is to assure the mine
owners that the right Of n man to
work will be respected. We ma have
some riots. but they viii ne promptly
put down and a lesson taught"
Because Of a helicf that the miners
will he able To bring about . transport
strike to aid them. the Government IL
prepared TO furnish troops 10 run ali
passenger and perishable freight trains
and 70 o coal trains with needed
fuel 20 the big centres OF industry
There Is q wide difference of opinlor
a. to whether this step will be neces
sary. most Of the railroad men insist
Ing they are not in favor Of any sym
pathetic strike.
The evening world., 1912-04-02
TENOR ASKS$ $4,000
YSOBEL' NOTES
STILL UNSUNG
Gandenzi Tells Jury How He
Cot Only "Not" From
Liebler & Co.

Giuseppe Gandenzi he seeng tenor. And
he say Lcbler 4 Co owe him mucha
money-secxa t'ousand dol.-for tenor he
did not seeng. To-day his plant was
considered by Supreme Court Justice
Newturger n a jury. The suft hsrks
back 10 the muddie that occurred when
Mascagni endeavored TO produce his
opera "Ysobei' in this country.
Gandenzi. with eighteen other singers.
was signed up in hts home In Italy by
. representative Of Liebler & Co. Each
singer received passage TO this and OF
dollars and an advance of half q months
pay. This was TO come piecemcal out
VI subsequent envelopes when the ghost
walked TO the music Of "Ysobel."
After the artists arrived they had
nothing 10 do but sit around. Signor
Gandenzi visited friends In Buffalo.
Then he went on a three weeks South
ern tour with the Bessie Abbott Com
pany. sin ging In "Nfadama Butterfly"
and other operas.
~ speak 80 badly English. but 1
scens eet a little" ne explained to the
Jury, with a mile and u shrug OF his
broad shoulders.
.Gandenzi arrived about the nrst OF
November. igio. In February. 1911. he
learned definitely that Mascagni would
not be- here. and that American ears
would not hear 'Ysobel" just then.
lie says Licbler 4 Co. told him they
had abrogated his contract. They say
they offered him al opportunity to earn
his money In other opera companies and
In concert work.
II went TO the once Of Liebier q
Co.." said S.s. Gandenzi, and I say TO
zee representative. DO you pay me. eex
II yes or notT' And he laugh and say
oh, you imagine well what my an
swer is-my answer Is not Then I go
to see my friend. Casimiro Scoppettone.
q lawyer. who iceve at Newark.
"Meester s~coppettone 20 weeth me 20
see Liebler Il Co. We 20 to the offeece
OF Meester Max Josephson. lawyer for
Liebler 4 Co. A.. Meester Josephson he
say zee contrac' eez discontinued. That.
he say, eez the use In the theatrical
business. Then Meester S~coppcttone he
say II they think so Il Is not dignity
to talk II any more. 50 we CO."
Sig. Gandenzi was to have received
$40, 500 Tor his full six months OF tenor
warbiing. fIe actually received 81. w.
Liebler & Co. admit they wv him
about N.1w for services rendered, but
dispute his claim 10 H.l0O.
The evening world., 1912-04-02
COMPANIES UNDER
COMMERCE o0AnD NulE.
Congress Committee Favorably Re-
ports Bill Making Such
4 Provision.

WARRINGTON. Apst f.-rns House
Interstate spd Foreign Commerce CON-
pittss to-day geportsd fsverably . bill
= amend the law giving the Interstate
connsrcs Commission authority over
oHprsss companies.
Provision would 10 made far rata
eones. the charges varying Acoorains 70
the distaass the package was carried
from the point Of origin. A close work.
ing Arrangement also would be provided
between the express companies and the
eurai tree delivery system Of the Post
oDoe Department.
The evening world., 1912-04-02
AER0MEyClE TO
720M. AN HOUR
TREDAT ST.L0U|S
Big Crowd Prevents Speeding,
as a Leg Might Be Cut
OF Somebody.

Hundreds of pedestrians and auto
mobiiists stoppsd on Lindeii Boule-
yard. bstwesn De Baiivtsrs venue
and Skinhsr read. 81. Louis. to watch
the operation Of "a vshicular device
known - the aero-unicyois.
-Four mon were msnniag tho mys.
tsrieus stranger. The machine was
Otvsn Its darst outdeer test on the level
assetoh on Lindell. 0stwssn akinker and
De Baiivicre. Owing to the crowd OF
spectators the inventors were afraid to
speed II up.
The machine II tho Joint invention OF
Clinida Csatss aud william Mcdonald
and fts rated npesd capacity 10 twelve
miles Q minnie.
The ~Aero-unicycie consists Of one big
aluminium wheel. Q feet high. Tho wheel
II handed with aJsolid rubber tire. A
fsaoswerk similar TO hat Of a motor
eyels 10 built within the wheel. and q
5.herse power gasoline engine affords
lAs motive power for the 3e-inch pro-
pslisr.
The asro unicycie. with rider. weighs
about 900 pounds. The wheel will cover
. mile In go revolutions. and. A. the
engine 10 capable OF DRIVING the wheel
Asoo revolutions a ainuta. h invent
ors have hgured that the machine has
Q speed capacity Of twelve miles q min
ute. or 10 miles an hour.
A. that sped or n specially construct
Cd track the operator could 20 from
New York 10 aan Francisco In 4 hour
ana 10 miawtes. or froa q. Louis to
New York In 4 hour ana = minutes.
TIE unieyAs vii ~ es,iit for raclna
purposes for the present and Will be
catered In several races throughout the
United States and Anstris during the
summer. Dagineer- from Washington
Univsraty and several railroads have
Inspected the u~nicyele and declared tina
Il We . thoroughly practical vehicle.
The evening world., 1912-04-02
Use This for Eczema

Dr.. Evans. Ex Commissioners Of
Health. ssys, "Ecsema Is q skin dis
case" The skin must be cured through
the skis. The germs must be washed
out. and so salvss have long ego been
found worthless. The most advanced
of this country are now
agreed on this. and are prescribing q
wash Of wintcrsreen. thymol and other
ska dissascs. This compound 10 known
y y. D. p. Hsessiptios for Ecscms.
u: $3.50. seii.1Ic.s 81.
IleeeslRllaa J ~ -
The evening world., 1912-04-02

u specific for eczema nv quinine for
malaria. ! have been prescribing the
ID. ID. ID. remedy for years" II will
take away tho itch the instant you
apply il. A csc bottle proves IT,.
SO certain is ID. II. ID. to reach your
case that It will COS. you nothing il the
very first full,sixed bottle fails to make
good every claim.
II you have skin trouble Of any kind.
We certainly advise you 10 drop In On
your druggiSt aud investigate the merits
CD. d. u. anyway. He hssiAvsse3gated
ed be kaows that u. DID. wui bslp
The evening world., 1912-04-02

proved her devotion when she led to the
altar OF III, Wesley N. L. Church In
Atlantic City Max Kirsnt 4 bridegroom
with the mumps.
Timid parents rushed out. but a num-
Der OF guests remained for the cere-
money. The best man and bridesmaids
held sterilized handkerchiefs to their
noses and the ma1ady had progressed
SO far the bridegroom had to wear a
stock instead OF a collar. and could
barely make his responses to the clergy
man. The couple are spending their
honeymoon IN seclusiOn.
The evening world., 1912-04-02
Shuster Gets Bank Job.

WARRINGTON. April 2.-w. Morgan
shuster. depossd Treasurer-Generai OF
Persia. has been appointed South
American representative OF the Ma.
.tiopal city Company OF New York. 1t
10 said I'M the National City Com.
pany, allied with the Nationa! City
Bank OF New York. intends 20 devote
It's business primarily to South Ameri-
can loans.
The evening world., 1912-04-02

BEN ODELL PRESENT.


Perfectly oiled and with every wheel
and coz In ise p,acs 4he Republican
STATE machsus-eth>rv,ss the state
cc-uv,..-v~ ,sr,~h IN. o,ocss.
y ~
semoiy .hali OF the hepupicsn C'uo IN
west Fosuefn ssrset' Everythins wss
hesssony s" most suxefy kino-
Those who Thought that william l..
Ward of Wsstohssser might be present
throw a monkey wrench INTO the
works were disappointed. Mr.. Ward
sent a proxy. One s~Spaanation OF his
shssnce was that he was stu guin-
shoesu4 after national cosmittcemen
whean he wishes 10 WIN over to the
c~olonci's side.
There iwsrs two features Of the meet
ihg thet stood out Of tine reutlne. One
was the adoption OF a rule und which
~ ~eopssutsaee Do 1psbtaoen 10 iedorse
my candidate for public ONCE and the
oessr was . vsiisd Ming tsssn At Coz.
eeosevslt by william hsrnes jr. after
~ had bsen re-clected chairman. Mr..
S9Arnes WAS tsss' spesAsHs Of the prin-
spies OF the Republican psrty' wmich
euuic ounAen q not 70 pvo'c opinion
wa was only appnrest ~ not real
~ eeugss. II 80 AL a great surprise
g Mr.. barnes 10 DC sent osek 10 'he
- - ans SsSsts Ohsirnea samuei
koenis. VINO escorted MN TO ,ne
enair' introduced MN win sorma'ty
~ mace one th'nk uie "sw'y ~.
eaecteo "as SON" unkhown e'es.
's0m one Oh '"c n"r'"" ,'e' U
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81 ..cs.s r.. ch.a.-ar,h,c ~ssn ~.
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The evening world., 1912-04-02
Crsssias ~ bist ~. Now.

For the first time In more than forty
years It II now possible for both foot
passengers and vehicles to cross Park
avenue ~ Tfty-frst street. as q result
Of the completion OF improvements by
the New York Central Railroad.
The evening world., 1912-04-02

from the Detroit Free l'ress.b
They say she attracted no end OF
attention on the beach,"
"she did. Her bathing suit came Al
most down TO her ankles and everybody
wondered what for
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Two Great Specials
Art Fancy Work

Fine Indialineninished
Aprons, with long ties and
hemstitched hem, in pretty new
designs; ready to en- 16c
broider. Special at. -. Nv
Stamped Belts, in fine mer-
cerized basket weave betting, in
an excellent variety of punch
work patterns. sc 10e
values. Special at. Nv
Art Embroidery Store-Third Floor.
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maTaDOut OF chenllle ADOs
taSSel, at .............
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white marabout. also white
m b o u t combined with
brown ostrich feathers; new
and very stylish. At ........
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Innings to Buy
For Spring Wearab1es

Our Lining Store is fully equip
ped with every lining need, and
prices asked are very low:
CANVAS COAT FORMS. 15c
lined with felt to fit all ~
sizes. Special at. ............
MERCERIZED SATEENS. soft
finish. SO inches wide. all colors
and fast black. Regular 20c H.
yard quality for.
LINING SATINS. So inches wide.
in all colors and fast black. 40.
Usual SIC quality at, yard
SOFT PERCALINES. beetle finish,
all colors and fast black.
Usual zoe yard quality at, a.
FOUNDATION LINING SILK.
something new. light weight, and
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dresses. Special tomorrow 15r
at. a yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S
Lining Store-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17

Or Ribbon Flowers, as some call
them, are more popular now than
ever. They are going to be even
MORE popular. Two reasons for
this-one is that a big white sea-
son is coming on. and little touches
of color will be necessary in the
dress-the other is that RIBBON
FLOWER NOVELTIES, like the
flowers they initiate, have been
changing constantly-growing more
beautiful as the spring season
progresses.
Kann's show many new ideas
quite a few Of their own designs
among them.
A MONDAY SPECIAL-Large
Roses, with bud and foliage. in
American Beauty. jacques
Rose, Pink Roses. yell 7P
low Roses. 81 values for /OC
Neckwear Store-Street Floor.