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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-29
coats Without Padding.

Tailors are using less and less pau
ding In the new coats. and ai'hougn
these are never entirely innocent Vi
the building out required TO lFe'eht
wrinkles In the goods. they az" very
cleverly cut to suggest shooth
squareness, and are sometimes ids'
ened las is the tendency JUS NJ"
from neck to hem with straiRhl anu
closely set line of buttons, VIII ,lhy
turned down collar or imitation co''ai
In embroidery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-29
a-s0and or Child. Which
BY Ada Patterson


the sudden grip of catas-
upon a woman's soul, and
' choose between life with
go or death with her husband
-ha.l il be,
10 have the time or curios-
T. TO Speculate about the
'Aoughts of women, have
a.a.e'd themselves with tbo
The lady or the tigero'
20 the riddle of Stock
lished story has been given
% The character of the
-' made the answer. There
10 unanimity of opinion
2usstioners have continued
szzled.
Query has a successor
INTO the sweet placidness
'ed piquancy of the face
arrest to them, or that mos.
len. and ask:
nd Or child. which
ies-ion came to the minds o,
% 'ead that two women had
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-29
Tennis Costume.

The white serge skirt In combina-
ton with one OF the many types Of
ioose-skirted blouses is much used
Tor tennis. With il is worn striped
coat of blue and white. orange and
white. red and white. or green and
white. Combinations OF the various
college colors are also seen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-29
LOST COIN.

i five | ever had
llve-spot ! lost, by dad
have squared a pressing
ebt,
=, spending that coin yet.
N. memory OF it clings.
have bought so many things
very time spend sou
al what that five could do.
>luander twenty bones
i dozen nO-count loans
as nothing in the end
Won didn't get to pend.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-29
Momans Club Will Hold
aeetng Tomorrow Afternoon

t' Aomans Club will hold its
-''s meeting tomorrow afternoon
loek with Mrs. Guy Wilson,
lone of her mother, Mrs. E.
"a ker. 300 South Kentucky
A full attendance is urged
landing committees will be
-' j" I'd and work planned for the
-Al"r months.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-29
When q Woman's an optimist.

The woman who believes she can
make a man think her drug store COM
plexiop is the real thing may be ex-
pected to believe the man is telling
the truth when he says she is the only
one he ever loved.-Chicago Record
Herald.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-29
TvT LITTLE REALM OF HOME.

5. road, il is not wide,
nar.s empire mid the tide
a.nl trailic and the mol
struggle, trial and toll,
n4 place OF modest sirth,
a green spot OF the earth
o,. is Ger it and above
.lrar honey -dcws OF love.
,14cn where mothers rear
aaad lhat in some future year
a., unto that grown-up land,
hing back to touch her
aand
#oAs do that leave us quite
sill vale beyond the light,
udng in their phantom guise
* Ms unto Paradise.
4.
s4ts place. but, ah how sweet
N ii hope and courage meet,
.Nrancc of each others ills,
,'a -b5ng in of stubborn wills.
VA enGer bearing each his share
~ 4y troubles and of care,
q Galy Joys and triumphs won
She realm with brighter sun
e realm of home, where grow
aan hoods that delight us so,
Nomanhoods that take theii
place
,pbuiding of the race,
.nthoods that have their par
r. coSmic urge and heart
-yl!pr and of truer life
sending care and gruelins
rie.
The Bentztown Bard.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-29
j! and Mrs. Elliston
On Lone Auto Tour.

y TINS mornings Tribune we
s.fa ma Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ellis
ee Tampa this morning in
Maxwell mascot automobile for
.7t-i.le Ky. and other points, It
s'1s th"ir intention to make a tour
oA>d"rable length.
The evening world., 1912-06-11

station didn't welcome Max very effus-
lively when Max set down his pail and
mopped his brow
Max explained how the package had
been brought TO Nos. 1oe-iio Greene street
by . sinister. dark man. and how he
Max Mehlman) had discovered that II
was . dastardly attempt TO blow Josie
to atoms. Having said this. Max blew.
and Lieut. Cronin was left alone with
the bomb.
Cronin called the reserves out OF the
back room and had them put the box
In . bigger pail Of water. Two quarts
OF IRE extnEuishsr were mixed with
the water and Police Headquarters and
the Bureau Of Combustibles were mott
fed. Al . p. n. came one b. OF c.
inspector named Smith, who looked
at Joae's bomb. said II was soaking
nicely and won't away. Al u N. came
Inapsctor Jones Of the b. Of c.. who
also liked the way the boz was soak
int and went away. A. 10 A. M. to-day
came Inspector Edwin r. House, With
nppsn and tongs and pliers and .
bottle Of bomb anutoxin. Josie's bomb
was out in the back yard by this ume
and the sun Wa shining on the water
Il reposed In. But this didn't Tease
House. He opened that boz! Yes,
HE OPENED TT
AND HE FOUND
Thsse fottsn APPLES.
The evening world., 1912-06-11
ECZEMA IS
EASILY CURED
BY P0SLAM

For the quick cure Of eczema, acne.
and all skin diseases. nothing equals
Poslam. Even its overnight use is
sufficient to demonstrate how
Itching stops with first application.
Irritation is subdued.
Burning skin soothed and comforted.
Inflamed skin quickly cleared.
Its healing process is rapid. improve
ment being noted day by day until the
skin resumes normal color and condi-
ton. Salt rheum. BARRIERS and all forms
Of itch, rashes. pimples. ETC.. are quickly
eradicatcd.
POSLAM SOAP keeps the skin secure
against infection and disease. improves
its color and texture. soothcs tender
skin, makes compilations clear. hands
soft. The best shampoo for dandruff.
All druggists sell Poslam (pricc. so
cents) and Poslam Soap (price. Is cents).
For free samples. write to the Emergency
Laboratories. Sc West 25th Street. New
York City.
The evening world., 1912-06-11
GERMAN CREW
SAVES THE LIVES
OF 70 PASSENGERS
CONTINUED from. F.rs Pase.)

-. a..
s'reee "nere 'ne oou'o " 'ee"'ei' "e'
up. oefoN sne SANE
To-osy tne oVs oer"en n~a 49,
ors s"empseo 70 Iepey win sn
neho eome OF inc nosp.AS "eh ~
oeh .no"eeu u"n mem W ps
.no pi'.'e nos.~ Neeep'ion' 70 unNn
seveial nu"oreo peope nAVo oeen
vo' were 1cneeu,eo LOT =" three ..
'ne Snah ns"un. o'~1 Ano
..D ~ns tne sA"ors' Win eVu
Se Soney A.i"nu .nc.o o' '"e'"'
o"'y snp'
'nsn sAAtu' ha"us ene srea'
was us"s'oriheu i'om . Sr''"
""s i"~e"iho ot .ne seas 10 sum
mor power' ana on tho stesths ana the
bremen tne same care turned the after
un aceks ih'o places OF beauty. All.
tne snips signai neSs were roquisitioned
70 mako par'-coiored background FOR
The evening world., 1912-06-11
WALL Street.

The stock market At tho outset of
trading to-day was subjected to heavy
liquidation. A selling movement direct
ed chiefly against Reading. Steel and st.
Paul depressed the entire list from one
to two points Reading was the hardest
hit. with . drop OF two points to lS7 10.
Steel fell TO els ana 81. Paul recedod
TO zoe -. the lowest price recorded In
months.
Stocks manifested very little rnilying
power In the subsequent dealings. tho
list sun pursuing . slow. dragging
tendency.
Prices fell with great rapidity during
the midday period. Reading dropped
to isb -. = loss Of "a points. Steel
and all other leaders sustained declines
OF 2 and 3 points.
A partial recovery developed in the
Anal hour. but the list was we'll sprinkled
with losses At the finish.
The evening world., 1912-06-11

jiffy, the clerik set the electric fans
going to blow the smoke from the cellar
windows and vents 70 II would not as
cend through the hotel.
Then Page, hurdied upstairs and sent
bellhops and chambermaids to allay
fears Of the guests. He had the tele-
phone operator hot on the job by the
time two battalion chiefs Acting Chief
Ross and Fire Patrol No. 8 came cIans-
ing up.
There was more excitement outside
than In the hotel A big crowd gathered
In Broadway. thronging from the all
nisht resorts and lobsteriums.
Capt. 0aiiiEhy of Engine Company NO
The evening world., 1912-06-11
TINY BRESL|N FIRE
ATTRACTS A GREAT
BROADWAY CROWD
Excitement Is All Outside
Hotel, Thanks to Johnny-on-
the-Spot Night Clerk.

Charles Page. night clerk Of the Bres-
lin, Twenty-nlnth street and Broadway.
had Just finished footing up q column
Of figures at $40 o'clock this morning
when a white-faced man shot up from
the basement as II propelled through
a pantomlme tup door and breathlessly
sasped "Firer'
Page looked toward the stairway and
saw a faint spiral of smoke curling up.
He pulled the special alarm and. vault
ing over the counter. dashed to the base
ment. SCOT in the fue Of the kitchen
range was abiaxc, and knowing that the
Fire Department would be on hand In a
The evening world., 1912-06-11

600 German sailors Joined 500 American
sailors on jaunt to Coney Island. a
bountiful supply Of hot dogs and beer
was on hand. They will remain from
until 11.O =. NJ.
One hundred Of the German sailors
are to take part to-day in an enter
tainment given by the Naval Branch Of
the Y. NJ. c. A. in Brooklyn.
The programme to-day for the officers
included an invitation luncheon aboard
the Moltke at / p. NJ. given by Rear
Admiral Won Rebeur-Paschwitz. and .
reception by the German Admiral on
board the Moltke from . to 9. The
Admiral and officers will be dinner
guests Of Cornelius Vanderbilt at the
New York Yacht Club at 7.sO p. NJ.
The evening world., 1912-06-11

Speyer. c. Le5yArd Blair. Dr. Edward
II HAN. J. p. Morgan jr.. Admiral
W4nslow. Capt Wells. Capt. Snowden.
On the Stettin-Secretary OF Lega-
tioa kinlin. Erich Hossen fielder, Ger
man Nice-Consul: John Purroy Nit
ohell, Gen. II. c. Carroll. Dr.. George
7. Krntz. DR.. Otto Won Schenk. Ed
ward T. Adams. Carl Won Helmolt, Ju-
lisn p. Meyer. william Loeb jr., Col
lector OF the Port.
On the Bremen-Count Won Buelow. at
;aohe OF the German Legation: Vice.
Consul DR.. T. Kraske, Theodore Sutro,
Jacob H. Schin, Paul warburg. II. A.
c. Smith, Richard A. Schnabe, Hugo
Reianxer. Capt Oliver.
AT O'Clock the throngs Of prettily
noon Sarb. began 10 gather at the
Eighfieth street landing stage to be
conveyed 70 the three ships In the
decorated sh;p's boats For an hour
the general reception progressed and
then dancing ON each ships gundeck
continued until 9 O'Clock
PRICED POSSESSIONS OF THE
M0LrkE TO BE SHOWN.
There are two .prized possessions
aboard the Moitks that attracted the
eyes Of the visitors. One 10 O crayon
drawing signed with the potent name
Wilhelm" II represents . cruiser cut.
ting through q stormy sea and was
done by the Kaiser himself as q ChrAt-
mas present for Rear-Admiral Won Re-
silver cup almost as big as flower bar
rel won by the crew Of the Moltke for
expert gunnery. The glinting cup stead
under the great two guns on the after
gun deck.
There Is general leave to-day for the
visiting sailors Of the Kaiser's fleet.
Even before the heavily laden boats
began to put out from North River
landings with visitors. the sailors were
putting OF from the warships In
launches for the city. intent on having
q good time, and with every assurance
Of having It.
''wis gehts." . BUSTING. CHEEKY Man.
hattanits said to one Of Wilhilm lis
petty officers. as he handed him q two
for-a-Quarter cigar.
Fine and dandy" replied the German
visitor to our fair city. How are you.
old topT'
The CHEEKY one didn't subside. He
was not Disconnected to learn that
many. many Of the stoiid Germans
speak good English. It only gave him
an opportunity to ask . few OF the
thousand and one questions he had on
the tip Of his tongue and without frac-
turing his rcbellious German.
To-day was q great one for them. for
The evening world., 1912-06-11
Scalp Q solid seab for 10 months.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 9, 1917
Our little girl Ruth was afflicted With
an eruptive, burning. itching skin
trouble. especially the scalp, which was
. solid eruptive scah, And continued 10
for eighteen months.
Nothing We could find would relieve
her suffering and embarrassing insight.
llness until We tried Resinol Soap and
Resinol Ointment. This began to no
lievs at once. and under q few weeks
treatment healed all her sores" (Signed)
MRS. MAMIE l.. TERRY. las Hickman
Street.
The evening world., 1912-06-11
Tortured by itching eczema from
boyhood. Rssino| cured him.

TotDo O.. May 10. 19l2.-"I have
completely cured my eczema. sui.
fsrsd with II ever since I was q hoy.
and I am now Al years old. My arms
and face would break out, and was
tortured with itching, especially In
the spring, fall and winter. On my
cheeks my skin would turn red, itch
and crack, and more no on my wrists.
They would spit open and bleed. %,
II wns In hospital one day to see
Q friend who had skin disease, and !
found they had cured him with Rssinol
Ointment. and Dr. -, one Of the best
In Chicago, recommended II for my
scsema. ] used It with Resinol Soap,
and to my surprise they have completely
cured me. My skin 10 clear" (Signed)
The evening world., 1912-06-11

"Gesi Look at that pair Of skinny sca
This 10 . generous offer to every thin man OF
woman In New York and vicinity. We posi-
lively guarantee to increase your weight to your
own satisfaction or no pay. Think this over
think what 1t means. At our own risk. We
offer 70 put 10. 10. yes. 80 pounds Of good,
solid stay there' flesh on your bones, to I'll
out hollows In cheeks. neck or bust to set rid
Of that peaked" look, TO viuvenate and re-
vitAlizs your whole body until 1t tnsles with
vibrant energy: to do this without drastic diet.
TONES" severe physical culture "stuntA" de-
tention from business OF any irksome rquire-
ments-n We fail II costs you nothing.
We particularly wish to hear from the sx.
csssiysly thin, thoss who know the humiliation
and elnbaIr assment which only skinny PEOPLE
have to suffer in silence. We want 10 send 3
free 50-cent package Of our new discovery to
the people who are called ''slats' and bean
poles" to bony women. Whose clothes never
look anyhow" no matter how expensiyely
I,ssed. TO- tho skinny men who fail to gain
social or business recognition on account OF
their starved appearance, We care not whether
you have been thin from birth, whether you
have lost flesh from sickness. how many flesh
builders you have oxperintnttd with, We take
the risk and assume Il cheerfuly. u We cann II
put pounds and pounds OF healthy hesh on
your frame we don't want your money.
The new treatment increases the red cor
pusclss In the blood Strengthens the nerves
and puts tie disestiSe tract into such .shap<
that your food + as'imils;ed and turned into
through the system mdigested and unAsdmi
The evening world., 1912-06-11

and Capt. Casino Of TRUCK No. =. With
hook and axe, soon got ct the me. The
loss was only ~.
But there was much moro than that
In the excitement the alarm furnished
outside the hotel, thanks to the prompts
tude Of the Johnny-on-the-spot night
clerk.
The evening world., 1912-06-11
BUM BOMB
PROVED MAX WAS
A HEROIC, ANYHOW
Continued from First Pase)

caught in his right init IF you'd
dropped this" ne hissed through his
teeth. wed all been blown to- Max
stopped. out Of breath. pale. painting.
daheveiled. wild.
"W-w-w.w-w-w-what 70 Il. Aaxr
chorussd twenty feminine voiees ana
ave male voices. the latter issuing from
the lips OF the Ave male operators on
waists for the Apchor waist Company.
AND WHEN THE BOX WAS
oPENEo-ARE YOU ReADvf
'1t--is-a-oomb!" replied Max. hoarss-
".
Josie tainted In the arms Of Miss
ochmearwitx and Mss Schmearwits
tainted In the arms Of Rosario de For
mosa. who In turn-at any rate there
was q nerce lot OF fainting all over the
loft and the nve male operators on
waists spent most Of their noon hour
throwing water IN the faces Of the
twenty Eiri operators on waists.
AZ the girls began to come to Max
Nehlmsn was sssn removing tho wrap
per from the boz on the cutting table
with the longest pair Of shears In the
ssuipment Of the Anchor Waist Com
pany. Every time Max clipped . string
he would jump back twenty feet and the
ave male operatoru, who stood twenty
fsst back Of Max. would Jump back
|sa.y Feet The girls chung to one an
whan The ~ .. H.. =,
vr.nn.A MAJ N.h,m.n 800. W."
ana hi.ssd. '~''''
.Just i,k. J,s- p., ~
nail NJ v.,.r ..s
"s~ ."
The evening world., 1912-06-11
From Hospital to Cell for Murs.

Joseph Murphy, twenty-nin years old.
Of No. $40 Eighth avenue. was COM
mitted to the Tombs to-day upon hi,
release from tho New York Hospital
on a charge Of having murdered his
wife. Mary, on May q last. After
shooting and stabblng his wife. Murphy
fred two bullets into his own body and
then stabbed himself several times In
the breast. Coroner Feinberg COM
wtted him without ball
The evening world., 1912-06-11

SsS be applied by any ONE and win restor. The lie
natural color Of the hair -, immsiin.tsly. Follow
desired shade can be given. This method leaves
the hair soft and yelyety. rves lasting color ths.
in Appearance that no one would suspect that
your hair was ever gray or faded.
application. and as II Is easy 70 use the best
hsir dresssn rely upon Il and recommsnd 4 20
their patrons II Is IN two sizes Sec and q. 90,
Department stores throughout the country.
The evening world., 1912-06-11
The "Plots"
Thicker

When acreage Is divided up
into building lots.
Many men have acquired great
wealth through buying acreage,
subdividing 1t into lots and SELL
ing the lots at q substantial
profit.
Thousands have bought lots
and reaped q golden harvest by
selling 1t On advanced price.
2,253
World "Real Estate" Ads.
Last Week
2sy More Than the IIeraid.
ALWAYS READ WORLD
| ADS. FOR BARGAINS
The evening world., 1912-06-11
The Closing Prices.

Tedys. higs~t lowest and last urics 1 stoch |
final dgursu, are fullOwx Nd
The evening world., 1912-06-11
skiISuI.

tFrm tho Detxoit FREE Press,
"why do you call her skilful7'
"she can juggle a napkin. q plate. .
cup and saucer. q knife and fork ond
three spoons on her knees and stiii
Sat'' 80
The evening world., 1912-06-11

iatsd. IL. 4 Thoroughly scisntifs Principle.
5sis ,s.rs ant builds up the thin weak and
o.! and certainly 4 mucn peasanter TO- take.
US by your prompt acceptance q this offer
that YOU are writing in good faith and really
age which We WIN ssad YOU free s' Si bsaG IN
zee the hppls. harmless nstui. OF our new
gain fieah privately without mcwlsdss al
friends or family until you astonish then By
We could not publish this offer in the Eve
ming World II we were not prepared TO live up
new method q treatment that make such an
offer and such 4 guarantee pos.ibls on our
once 70 The ssrsoi io So%.nS 10y S1 fnf as %i
B ,n Binghami,on, =, and nie:.s ineloss
The evening world., 1912-06-11

kesinoi soap (2Bc )isnd RSsinol Ointment Qboc)
Seop itching instantly and quickly dspcl skin trou.
eeA Your drusGiss sails them. bat for free sampls
eddreo Deps ". Rssinol Chem. CO., Baltimore. Nd.
The evening world., 1912-06-11

CHAs: J. Sr.osx1, TO National Union
Building.
The evening world., 1912-06-11
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR & SILK SKIRTS

In Both Stores.
French handmade Undertaking of
Sheer Linen, Nainsook and Batiste, trim
med with laces combined with fine hand
embroidery. At very attractive prices.
Complete stock of American Under
clothing, at the following low prices:
Gowns :. CSC, 1.25, 200 to 4.95
Chemises CSC, LIS, 200 "2.95
Drawers. SOC, Use, rs ESQ
, Skirts. CSC, 1.25, ESQ 3.25
Combination Garments. Observation-Disclosures.
95c, 1.25, 200 to 1928
Variety of Silk Petticoats of Mesa
line, Taffeta and Silk Jersey.
2.95, 4.5O, 4.95 and SIS
The evening world., 1912-06-11
MAX 10 A HEROIC. ALL RIGHT
ALL RlGhT, AMT hRY

Amt Max a heroic'" gushed Miss
schmearwits. scstatically. and all the
others agreed with her and specuiatei
on the size Of the Carnegie medal that
would be his reward.
Lieut. cronin Of the Macdouxa street
The evening world., 1912-06-11

WAISTS. In Both Stores.
Special Values.
A large assortment of dainty Wash
Waists, Of Wolfe, Lawn and Batiste, trim
med with effective laces.
2.05, 3.75, 4.5O to $50
value $50 to 500
MILDLY" and Athletic Blouses for
any outdoor sport, at moderate prices.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08
FASTING MURDtRESs OUT
FOR TRAMP WITH GUARDS
"Dr." Linda 1surflcld Hazard, Con.
victcd of Staying English Girl, I'm.
tcrs Eleventh Day Of Food Denial.
Cheerful. hut Lighter.
United Press Service

SEATTLE. April Accom- panied
by two guards, DR.. Linda Burhcid
Hazznrd. the fast" specialist. con-
Victed OF manalaughtcr for starving
to death Claire Williamson. n wealthy
English girl, who was taking her
treatment" took a three-mile walk
today. She has entered upon the Sec
ond third Of her thirty-day fast.
II am anxious. especially from now
on. to have as many people an poss-
ible keep watch over me-" said DR..
Hazard. II am now entering the
period OF my fast when, according to
some pbysiclans. ! should be fast
obblng away aud begin to see death
staring nj me. You can sec that I am
In excellent spirits. though I have
lost considerable weight"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08
PRISONER WANTS TO HANG
RATHER THAN Be SHOT
Condemned Man In Utah Sorc on the
state, and Wishes Ia Make uis
judicial Estinguisl,mcnt IN Ex.
pcnsi,c ~ Possible.
United Press Service

United Press Service
sALEM. April s.--Deputy Sheriff
Shelter OF Utah In visiting at the
state pcnitcntiary here to ascertain
The proper way to construct n scat
fold Tor execution purposes. Accord
Ing to Shottcr. there has not been an
execution by hanging In Utah for
seventeen years. the murdercrs OF
that state prcfcring TO be shot. aud
the state allowing them this privil-
eye. hut recently n condemned man
expressed desire TO be hanged, say
Ing that he was sore on the state,
and wanted to make the execution as
expensive nv possible"
The court granted his request. and
ho VIII bc hanged IA soon as Shelter
returns with the plans for the scaf-
fold.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08
HUNDRED AtROPLAMfs N
FRENCH ARMY MAMfUvtRs
War Minister and Army Chief Agree
Upon Plans which Calculate IncIu.
sion Of Enough Infantry, Cavalry
Artillery and AirsI,ips for Record

United Press Service
PARIS. April S.---Ovcr 100 aero
planes will take part In the annual
maneuvers Of the French army this
year. according TO plans agreed upon
by Minister Of War Mlllerand and
General Joifre. the army chief. Il Is
expected that the maneuvers, which
will take place In September In the
dun-Chatellerault region, will be
the biggest In history. at least thir-
teen divisions OF infantry and cavai-
~. $50 batteries Of artillery. over
100 aeroplanes. several dirigibles sxpi
other aircraft taking part.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-04-08
GERTRUDE Il CO.

MiIlinery-SpccisI Announcement.
We have brought on too many fpe
hats for klamath Falls. We realize
this. Also. as n business proposl(i lon.
we know that the "hrst loss IS the
best loss" Therefore. to cpt down
our stock Of imported anf HIGH
PRICED HATS. we will plSce on sale
for wcdnesiy ONLY. evkry hat In
the store from so up fof Just HALF
PRICE. This means Just what II
snys--a SIS Hat for $3.50: a s25
Hat for si2.50. THERE WILL DE
40 RESERVE. You have probably
seen A,bet you wanted. but the price
was more than you cared to pay.
Here's your chance to get an un-
beard Of bargain.
GERTRUDE a. CO..
Corner Fourth and Pine Streets.