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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

fpnrse Gbenault f9pinblih unb fiel
aus elmer 6obe Don 20 SUB auf bas
StraBenpflditer. Or. W. 90. 1arpin
letiteie ibm bic nDthige 5iIfe unb
ipnrbe er geitern abeno nah Gerings
ton 5uriifgeianbt. Gbenault fagie,
Dab Diefes feline erite GiIenbdbnfahrt
gsipsien lei unb fpabrideinIih aud
feine lsBte.
- Cornelius Sballue tpurbe bonn
poli5iiten S6neioer tpegsr 5runtens
heit uno gemeinen gene9mens psrbaf'
tet.
= Mits Rougbt, Der cine Rubeit0-
runa psruria6te, putoe pom poIis
3iitsn 8rats pseen eemeinen geneAz
mems Derhaftet.
Bill Sett tpurfe aitf 0runo zines
Saftbefebls pom goli3iiteu 9iderfon
tpegen 3runtenbeit uno qemeinen Be-
Hebmens perbaftet.
gtep. .. Winifrieb aOlnanss
berger, prior Der ct. sSofephs 9es
meinbe, Der Dor einiser 3eit fdtpsra
trant mad bem St. Glifabetb 5oipis
tai gsbratt ipurbe. befinost iih uul
benz Wses Der geHsrung.
6err gtnton Rienuber. Der be-
tannie Gisarrenfobritdnt BON Der
RdbiIon Qpenue, iit aefunb6eitsbdls
Der noh 9obfin's, Ghio, auf ieine
5arm sereiit.
- Grunbeigsntbumsiibertraa
Georg SaIIsr an 4nna Weber, BOT Ro
3 in Der WabiIon llntsrabtbsiIung an
Der Wlain Strabe, gDeIt Gopington,
ST.. Rate unb gharlss Spinner an
GIisa R. Goroon, Cots go. /, 2, :
unb 4 in 1apio Griffin Sr's aboition
an Der Siioipslt gde Der Drigbt UNI
Spring Strdbe, 81. Dm. 5snion an
Qnna W. Rebmon0, Got Ro. Al in
Wbittater uno 5apmann's untsrab'
tbeiluna in Nsit GoDirtgton an Del
5iob Sfrabe, 81. CLARA Gouiia araut
an ssotn u. Uliooenoorf une 3hos
W. Rebm, 4 2lder 2ano in asHton
gountp. 81. Gli5a W. Goroon an
Rorl 2sonbarb 6dae, Cots |, 2, 3 unS
4 in 5upio 8riffin Sr's unterabtpsl'
lung an Der Dris6t Strabe, 81.
Die Sommsrihulsn. Die ishs
Wofen bouerten, tpuroen am Soms'
tag geihloFsn. 80 3osIinge beiuf'
ten oieIslbeu. prof. u. 6. Collins
mar Der grinSipaI unb ipuroe oerielbs
BON aht 9ebrsrinnen unteritust.
- Geiunobeitsbeamtsr Gr. S'Ulas
len berittete folgsnoe 1ooesfdas fiji
bic DerfloFsne Wote: 5rant aennsr
3 Stunosn; Snmes 5roep. 5 Nbrs;
Sulia aleete, 3 Uionate; 2eora Ger
auion. 20; 5ptparb Wsapsr. 9 Ulo'
nate; SnTont Dieganb, 5 Wlinuten
aena Seile, 19 Sabre; Dorotheu
5enslep, 6 Monate; 5os. UlcGorr, l.
Goparo 56pdrB. 8 MOHote; 4bra.
BAN Stotpsrs, 80 Sabre; 5ohn Hu'
nolpb, 65.
- 4rtbur 6. strogsr uno Sofsps
5ennefep, BON bier, fino CUR aonpen'
tion Der Gnglss mad Glepslano, ..
ssreiit.
- Gran u. Suffer Don Der stnbtn
StraBe, 2uolpp, III nd4 2sriuston
aereiit, um bem Qeifenbsgdngnth
ibrsr Iodtsr beisupohnsn.
- silsp uuo Wc1ermott srbiesen
ZEN aontratt fir ole gcdfeinarbeiten
an ben neuen Stuurt Sron .Worss,
bic Dor einigen Wohen fuit gans nurfl
fysuer seritort purosH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

um ben SdulEetb bcu doriHeiou Igii teni n3
ibincr TIafriua 9arer-. Eriespapier, 9lssiiii
iei, Rnts" ibusafAirsnsQGrtef. gaoisl
fir GrastraCticn ugb AnFubsr georts~. gttrasl
katie. sic uHe aipei ejrob = ginui poiHi Ecif
fore, an bsTfeten uerAeH sniasGenasnouszieI
nuo ngiiNsn bis gsiu ceer eoE benz D. Maens
1912, gpiiinas ~ uhr in odHeeH oes Glsrfi
- o. gcIaushiiu teta.
lie Meehie Der AHnahme obeF geripeiGerufg
einss slHaetctes oaer nlier angetofs f7erosr
pornebGlien.
On agfirags BEG
asmmittefs fhr fra6faatn.
d "a JGdY, SoEftser.
%. a apeea n. 4iert.
9immer BIO. a. @tnof1eedRos.
4oetna on. SO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
iDriQen 5emperuturen an3etgt:
Jn(anO Ie(egrap6
RepubIttuner ange b | d
3um g d. Z B meiIter aus


DaibingtoR, .. g., 4. Dug.
Senotor CQie 81. Samss BON Senz
tutp, 8orIiBer oes Demotratti6en gto>
tlfitdtions Spmnlittees, oQs 8ouper@
neur Wooororp WiIion am Uiittpoh
in Sea9irt DON ieiner domination be-
nahrihtigen ipiro, CAB an Sonntag
perihieDene QenDerungen betdnnt. DIE
GeremonIen nerosn dnitott um 2 ubr
erIt um 3 Ilbr begtunen, oamit 5rCu
DiI1on bic 80 Ulitglieber bes Gommits
tees bepirtben tunu. 9as Rottitaz
tipns z3ommtttee tpiro um 1:04 per
Spe3ial8ug in Seagirt etntreffen. Sine
Qn3abI Wtitglieber oes aongreTes Ders
ben bic 8eIeQihaft begIelten unb audi
mebrere 9oupernsure bdben 5errn
c5umes gsfdrieben, bab iie ben GsremO=
MEN beirpo5nen Deroen.
Seagirt, q. g., 4. Nlug. -
Charles R. Crane BON Wtidigdn, Elm
rei6er 8antier, Der Ga 5oqette in Ietz
ner prGTbenti6aftsz zRampagne unterz
itiiste, pirb pahrTbeinIi6 Der S6asz
meiiter oes Demotratiihen Rationdls
COMMITTEES peroen, ba 6ermunn Rib
Der, Der iestge ShaBmetiter, ben pOz
ten ublebnte, uber glei65ettiq betannt
mahts, oab er 9ouperHeur Bilfon unz
teritiiBen peroe.
Gouoernsur DiIor cab bstonnt,
baB er iih nit bem 9oriiber Mtcz
Combs auf einen ShaBmeiiter gesinigt
babe, oaB Der yame oesieI6en aber
nidt betannt gegebsn perben piirbe,
biz man pIiTs, Oh Der GrtpdbIte audi
ben ppften annebmeu perbs. 6srr
Crane rpurbe i'm Suli 1909 gum 9e>
fanbten in China ernanrt, dber i'm St=
tobsr. aIs er nah benz Orient abreiIen
Do[Ite, ipieoer abberufer. Gs lit BE-
tannt, baB sr bic &anoibatur bes 9ouz
psrneurs WilIon unteritiist, ba er Iih
Bel Ieinsm geiuhe in Seagirt nit oem
9rdiioentsn 8an 5tis BON Der Timber
it!Gt WiscoHfin in oieiem Stnne aus
Iprat.
Die getunntmadung, oub SoTspb
6. 0aoies BON WisepuIin, Der Setre.
tar bes Nationaltommittees, bas
9auptQuartier in Chicago leiten unb
gIsid5eittg als 5iIfss sShabmeiiter fun=
giren piro, CAB oisiem 9eriihte peqen
Der 3fpiiaen 9abies uno Crane bette
benben Ssreunbitoft neus Nobruno.
Sea9irt q. s., 4. Quguit.
DiIion tebrte SonntaQ
Qlbeno bon ieinem 24Itiinoiqen @ufentz
bait in Rep Yort suriit, bem sriten
isit ieinsr Domination, ppn ben pplitis
Ihen fSiihrern in gtep 0ort TAB i'm
aber niemano. Gr fuhr unertarnt auT
sinen StraBenbahnnaoen mad Der 80.
StraBe. no er eiren 3ug beitieo. Quf
benz 3ugs traF er Spiep6ine 6. 3us
ntels, bas Ufitalieb bes RationaItpms
mittees bon gtprb Carolina, Die einiqe
Neilen nit ibm fubr uub cine eifri1s
llnterreoung nit ibm bate.
Snbianapolis, sSnb., 4. @uq.
Sounerneur Thomas R. MaribaQ, Der
oemotrdtiIGe Bt3e Yrd1ibentIhdft5z
aanoioat, madte Sonntae betannt,
oab sr ben 9lptifitations geremonien
in Sta 8irt. y. s., am Mlittpo8 beiz
lpobnen tperoe.
Der H o enthul Woro.
Rem Yort. 4. Qusuit. poIj3sis
fnr,1rriff1r Sph;nefnroer glnIno e,,,h{, ri
Sonntag Qbero in elmer Grtldrung
in benz RpIentbal.5aae cine unpurtsiis
Ihe llnteriuhung Der Qntlaoen BON
lngeblihen 9eSiebungen spiiden ber
Boli3ei unb ben Spielb0Qeubeiibern.
3 usleider 3eit ertldrte er, bab 81.
Spielbolleu nur flortrsn t0nneu, neil
bic Snha5sr ii4 I'm ssrpifen Sinne
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
said,enbiebe.

W. +. grppn. BON Ho. S19 a.rins.
ton apenue, befano fih seftern ais
paHaaisr auf Der binteren plattform
elmer Dinion 9lace Gar, oIs Iih bier
eutostleibetsr Mdnner in perbGttissr
meiIe on ibn granddaughter uno ioz
nann BON Der Gar abitiegen. grotpn
snibedis turs. 3eii fpdtsr. oaB sr um
sia aoIeenes nit DiaH.dntsn bsfsstss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

Hys*s ANcA - "
- Ger "a Sabre aIte SeIbinnor.
Der Se9iop ssrdpiur. speld,er am
Samitag Wiorgen In benz aoithaus Der
Gran Bruce. go. 42i Siio 4. Strabe.
nit starboli1ilre ieinem 2eben eiil
gnoe mahte, id,rieb ieinem griioer IN
Soma einen grief, in ipelhem er iag.
te, Dab er allc gebensIuit nerloren
babe. Die Seihe fpiro bon ben 2eiden.
beltnttern &sebb & Safutborne 10 Ian.
ge bebolten peroen, bis Die gltern
bic ARRANGEMENTS fir Die geeroi-
giing MAIDEN tonnen.
Sacob ginsling beginnt beute
init bent gobren eines griinnens
norolid) bon oem ,1epils godbone",
auf Der Campbell sssIanb ,sarnt. Der
grunneu iou ben itaotiihen Waifer.
merten beiieres Baiier lieiern.
- Robert gaoger pilrbe porgeitern
abenb bon ieinen slnaeborigen ais
perrniBt eemeloef. Badger puroe am
ssreitaa nesen 5rinfenbeit oerbaftet
uno am acknowledgement Tage sur
3ablur.a ncn $5 uno Soften uermr.
tbeilt nno ipdter nus Der goliseiiia.
ton entlaiien.
lie gelpobner bon Dit Sdnil.
ton iino gegen bic Moute fir aus.
oebnains oer Esrabenbobn, ujs iie BON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

Dem ErdIibenten sdopf bon Ser Ohio
eleftriihen Giienbabn gepIant miro.
Die Git 2uolo1p StraBe miro
iett nit slspbdlt gepflaItert. Die
gfIaiserling pnroe an Der gaItern
Mpeilue begonnen.
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2Qtuntid ! dl

81: og(lio unler 5rclrno &. bat iidl
ptrflih oerbeiratbet2"
g: oaSalpobl Dor fiinf Wtonateri@
81: altno bat etne bitbidle fyrur.
Die, tpie ih bore, iogar Gent beItsen
ioal"
q; 0Moiienboftl gsanlentlia -
@ioeripruhsaeiit!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
Strafsnraub.

Sobn Munheff. BON Ro. 2245 gui
Strabs, nurSe friib asitsrn Worgsn
an Der Dalton uno 5tnblap Stra5e
ton einsm jungen Burden aufgebals
ten, ni.oergeihlogsn uno I'm feline
gdrIhaft i'm Sobe BON S. beraabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
g otin ats II.

lie Gopinstpn Office iiir Sas sGim'
Hnuatier @Difsblatt" befinbet iid) i'm
Uebdnbe 90. 509-511 Nsabiiou
aurnae. Mnssisen, giittbeilanees
xno HtiteluHgsn irsenomeldler 4ri
Nerbsn Bis 10 l1br abennS onielbll
rufsegengeaommcn. 3eIcSbon Sontt
1884.
Yaitor Gilbert SbmiOt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

Webuillon i'm Wertle bon 500 beitobs
len tporben mar, jebod tparen bic
Oiebe mittlertpeile perI5punoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05

- JriB Cote. bon Rp. 46 5olliiter
4renus, mslbete Der ppIi3ei, oaB sr um
eine 1dfdenubr i'm 0srt9e Don SIS
bsitphleu nurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-05
3 a M lit . n.

- linier Ngeut in Samiltpn III
6err Gbnarb grud, 449 Snb Janit:
StraHe. yea Sel. 476 R, Some
gbune 1851 ". s.
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seine erffe Giisnbab n.
fnbrt.

anhrefp gbenauli, 90 Jabre -alt,
iDurbe stiiern 8ormittne NIT sebrohe-
mem S1ulterblatt unb Shnittpuns
ben am Hopfe nod Dem ct. gliiubetb
9ofpitof IN 6ipetnams Mmbulans aes
brodt. Gr fam NIT einem Grtnrffonss
suqs pon leyinetcn. MIs her qua bic
s1stfsis' an Der 5. Gtsdbs paHirk.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26

sslok 10 my clothes. which kept me nom
slssstng 80 msds ne su1sr terribly.
II used homo remodies. thsa they b.
came wsrss 20 was obliged 10 undergo
. rsatnsat and y used . salvs but n did
no sod. suffered about thrss months
then I saw the Cuticurs Soap and ONT
nsns sdvsrtVd and ! thought I would
sod and gst . sample and try them.
ussd the sample Of Cuticurs Soap aad
otnsnsnt and thsy ho,ped me- 1 great deal.
70 / bought some and used them about
two months and they completely cured me"
(signsd) Edward v. Thomas. Mar. 20, 1919.
For treating poor compisxions. rcd. rough.
hands. and dry, thin and falling hair. Out
cure Soap and Cuticura Ointmsat have bcsu
the worlds fsvositss for more thAp son
erasion. Sold everywhere. Liberal sample Of
each mailed ffse. with SOP. Skin Book. Ad-
1rss postcard "ouacurs, Dept. r. Boston e
~Tender-facod men should US Cuticura
ssap Shaving Stick. 25c. Sample frss.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26
DELEGATES REMAIN
IN WASHINGTON TO
INSPECT THE SIGHTS
Unfavorable Weather Forces
Postponement Of Trip
|. To Mt. Vernon.

A number Of the delegates to the
seventh annual convention OF the Amer
lean Association Of Commercial Execu-
lives. which closed . successful three
days session at the rooms Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce yesterday afternoon.
have remained over In the hope Of
seeing something OF Washington under
better weather conditions than obtained
during their stay up to this time.
The trip to Mt. Vernon. which was
to have been taken yesterday. was
abandoned on sccount Of the weather,
ana the delegates have had little OPP
portunity to see the sights Of the Capt.
tai. One Of these delegates 10 Herbert
W.. Baker. industrial commissioner Of
Ottawa, the capital Of Canada, which
he has been advertising to the world
as ''The washington Of the North"
Mr.. Baker 10 q virginia man who has
been boosting" Canadian towns for
number Of years. Canada's capital
city took him away two years ago from
the city Of Fort william. ontario, tho
northern Lake Superior shipping me-
tropolis. Before helping to develop that
city he was instrumental In putting
Portase-ls-Prsirie. Manitoba, on the
map.
While I am a Canadian now" said
Mr.. Baker. II still have affection for
my native country and for her Capital
City. While am here want to get
some ideas to carry back to the WASH
inston of the North"
washington viii be represented for
the next three years on the board OF
directors Of the association BY Richard
B. watrous. Of this city. secretary Of
the American Civic Association. He
was one Of the nve new directors elect
ed at yesterdays annual choice Of Of
ficers and directors. The secretaries Of
the Chamber OF Commerce, Chamber Of
Commercs OF the United States. South
ern Commercial Congress, and Retail
Merchants Association Of this city are
members also Of the association.
A pleasant feature OF the closing SEES
sion yesterday afternoon yas the pres
.rtation to Miss Marie Collier. assistant
to Secretary Thomas Grant. OF a brace
let, in appreciation Of her services dur
ms the convention. The presentation
was made Just before adjournment.
One OF the interesting addresses Of the
closing sessien was that by DR.. Clar-
snce J. Owen. managing director Of the
showed the advantages to the develop
ment Of the South, which the opening
Of the Panama canal would entail. The
delegates were afterward shown the
Southern States exhibits In the per-
manent Southern exhibition in the
ssase .e eSsnf the SAW Antonio
Chamber OF Commerce, also spoke OF
the Panama canal.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26
JEWS CELEBRATING
FEAST OF SUKKOTH
Today Is Set Aside For Thanksgiv-
ing For Favors Showered
On Race.

During the coming seven days adher-
ents OF the Jewish faith will celebrate
q season OF Thanksgiving which began
at shutdown yesterday. Today 10 suk-
koth, according to the Jewish calendar.
. joyous festival, commemorative Of the
blessings showered upon the race in
olden days by Jehovah and celebrat-
ing each year the harvest season.
The unfortunate and helpless are
specially borne In mind during sukkoth
and It Is a great season OF charity
among Jews. Services were held at the
Eighth Street Temple and In other
churches last night and At the conclu-
sion of the service scores Of children
marched into the houses OF worship,
laden with fruits and vegetables. sym
bols OF the festival. which, were after
ward distributed among the poor.
DR.. Abram simon and Rabbi Stern
Temple services.
The season OF Thanksgiving included.
In patriarchal days, one OF the three
annual pilsrimages to the central shrine
and those who made the journey were
enjoined TO see to II that his nanserv-
ant and maidservant and others de-
pendent upon him should not go empty
handed during this season.
The season Of Sukkoth closes on Oc-
tober 3 with the feast Of conclusion"
a celebration the significance OF which
Is not altogether clear. It 10 presumed
to have been chiefly q Retrospective
fete at which the faithful could in.
devotion which marks the opening Of
the Jewish New Year. In modern days
the first and last days of this festival
arc the only ones celebrated.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26
GREATER ECONOMIES
NOTED AT TREASURY
Redemption Division Shows Decid.
ed Increase In Its
Business.

Greater economies than ever before
are being effected In the redemption
Of national bank notes by the Treas
ury Department, according to a state
ment Of the department today. The
Treasury acts as the agent OF the
banks In redemption and the saving
brought about IL an economy that
directly affects all the banks.
The amount Of notes redeemed last
year was about 70 per cent Of the
total number outstanding. This year
II Is running at least 10 per cent
higher: In spite OF this enlarged de-
mand Treasury officials have found II
possible to increase to 80 per cent
the amount of notes returned to shC
banks that issusd them without de.
stroyfng them and Issuing new ones
IN their places: Last year the per-
centage OF such reissued notes
amounted TO 20 per cont.
The greater demand for redemption
grows out Of the necessities OF tho
banks to keep their legal reserve up
TO the required standard and their
nominations
The Washington times., 1912-09-26
.SUITLAND CITIZENS
|. WORKING TO RAISE
SCHOOL STANDARD
Members of Improvement As
ISOLATION Will Co Oper-
ate with Teachers.

ar,vry AMT VA a.c. a IT,. a,,,t.
- =
'snd ruohc Improvement Nssoc'.uoh
endeavoring to nave hisher standard
maintained in the schools In this section
Of Prince George county, Nd. Reaiiz-
Ing the trials Of the school teachers.
the members have set TO work to CO.
operate with them in EFFORTS to obtain
hsttsr .s.isr ria. ana mara sati.fa Glory
cond,,,on. IN GENERAL. Action toward
thss. .nd. vss taken asst night by the
sssoc,stion. which mat In the res,dence
~ Hsnrv i. MeKim. IN suitiand road.
chari.. 7. Jsnk,ns. tina newly elected
nrs.,d.nt vas the chairman. with all
The other officers IN attendance.
Ths msmbers discussed the school
probIeuoa Thoroughly, although not
h~,,..r~ ,r ~. lao ne s.s6 nv Consreas
corc.yr,r~ t,,,t,on feA. Sor nonresident
,u.'.," $500. ~. Y,a.t,sc. .chools
pup'.s en.ene '"o Due.
number OF pupils IN the county peyouo
the Good Hope. d. G.. district Will be
barred.
p-~SAr, rs,r,r. 1911. $or h.ttsr dis-
.,I,,. ~ ~ Sr =, m.
ciphne IN inc scnoo's' oome VI ne
pupils. ne declared. are sent TO school.
=
The Washington times., 1912-09-26
Urges "Courting Parlors"
Be Placed In Churches

The plan OF placing "courting parlors''
In churches was advanced by the Rev.
Earle Wiihey. pastor or the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church, OF this city,
In an address before the Christian Mis-
sionary Society Of Maryland. Pennsyls
vania, and the District OF Columbia in
Hagerstown. Nd, yesterday. The prof.
ect was heartily indorsed by the Rev.
ID. b. Bagby. OF Baltimore, who said
he had met his wife IN one OF the par
lors OF the church OF which DR.. wiley
ID now pastor.
There are seventy-five lay delegates
ton. which 10 the largest ever held by
the society.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26

DOC Win d o W
Shades, 42-in. SAn
width ......... OUC
Just IS in the lot. all
perfect. In Hight green,
~ inches wide and 8
II. long, handmade
opaque. on Harts-
horn rollers. Como
quickly for these.
5Oc window TO-
shades ........ 1OS
Oil Opaque and Hol-
land Shades. 3x6 II. In
green. ecru and white,
subject to mills i'm
Projections, with guar
anteed rollers. Com
plete with fixtures.
$3.50 sainPle Por-
strip ....... SS.UU
Three table lots, In
tapestry, velour, da-
mask. and repp. Some
OF these can be
matched. Full length
portieres.
Also 1915
s strip ss.' a $l.9S
And 500 Por- An
there's, a strip. TIC
zoe Curtain Ec
Corners, each. -. ~
Agents Samples, fiat
or ruffed muslin and
Swiss, average size
about I yard square,
for sash curtains. fam
cy aprons, or many
other uses. Limit OF
three to a customer.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26

blisters from llre burns. They
itched and burned something
terrible. which caused me 70
rub thcm and they burn. then
sores sppsered which disdgured
my face. Nv faos was ~ full
q sores. The dissess spread
from ny face 70 my neck and
back. When anything touched
than thsy would burn and
The Washington times., 1912-09-26
35c curtain madras, a yd., l2ic

500 NH Remnsnts-l to 10 yards in a piece. 80 in
wide In white and soft pretty drapery material
The desisnr being and printed or colors
there 10 nothing to the change its APP
pearance until out and II IL a durable
material. Only ten yards to a customer.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26
Friday is the day for remnant
bargains in our drapery store

pow nottingham curtains, PAIR, $l.49
The mill billed them to as Seconds" but we md
inc majority Of them perfect The imperfettons
are very trining. They are heavy cable nets fine
values Limit OF two pairs to a customer These will
be found on bargain tables-Street floor.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26
Trainload of Irvine.

BOSTON, Sept. 1.-A cordage com.
pany has started . special train of thir-
teen cars Of binder twins for the wheat
fields OF the Canadian west Each car
contains 1000 bales, sufficient to handle
thousands Of acres Of wheat.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26
Lower than ever for
Dress goods lengths

Time to be thinking of the making of wool dresses for fall
and winter wear Prices tell why the materials should be bought
tomorrow:
DRESS GOODS
up TO Choice Friday, OJC
DRESS GOODS
IN Imperial Diasonsi: Popiin:
Chevos Camefs Cloakngs;
to s26o yard Choice Friday JOG
Bargain Tables-see
The Washington times., 1912-09-26

eII.oo to Niagara Falls and Return,
Oct. 4th. Baltimore & Ohio route. Spe-
clal train OF modern coaches and parior
cars leaves Union Station 7:46 a. m. Low
rate side trips from Falls to attractive
resorts, liberal stopovers, returning with
In b-day limit. Last excursion this
season.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26

7bc Curtain COo
Corners, each. 6OV
Agents Samples. / to
~ yds long, Of net or
scrim, with trimming
Battenburg braid. lace
or tucking- These are
samples of curtains
that would retail at
from 81 to "a a pair.
Useful for sash cur
tains, fancy work, etc.
e2.50 Real Brussels
Curtains, 00n
pair .......... Wv
Average size about
III yards long. full
bottom hnlf of Import
ed curtains. dainty
vine and spray de-
sign, matched SAM
pies of IS to so cur
tains.
Limit I to a GUS
toner.
One Pair Lots
~ Price.
Accommodations from
recent sales. and SAM
pie curtains matched
into pairs. These are
of scrim, net, and
muslin. All kinds. but
only one pair of a
kind.
$500 pairs.......... $3.50
$50 pairs. -. 75c
$3.50 pairs.......... N.3
800 pairs. SOC
Drapery Store sd
floor.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26

oI.as Baltimore and Return, Baltimore
| q Ohio. Every Saturday and Sunday.
Good to return, until 900 a. m. train
Monday. All trains both ways, includ-
| ing the Royal Limited.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1912-09-26

S7.7o Atlantic City and Return, via
Baltimore and Ohio. Tickets on sale
Sept. %, 20, and 50, limited to October g.
-kvdyt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-01
CANNON STATION

Charles T. Grogery has been quite i'll for the past few days with attacks of indigestion.
 Jerome A. Godfrey was threatened with pneumonia on Saturday night, but fortunately the attack has been broken up, and he is resting more comfortab by
 pr. Goodenough, district superin+ en- dent, will visit the Carno1 M. E Church next Sunday morning, and ho the fourth quarterly conference. He will also preach and administer the Holy Communion
 A number of local patrons attended the meeting of the Fairfield County Pomona Gran3e, held in New Canaan on Wednesday.
 On Saturday evening, Feb 10, the young people of Wilton will give dance in Cannon hall.
 Miss F ora Bradley is staying in town, during the illness of Jerome A. Godfrey.
 Mrs. David Hurlbutt has been con fined to the house with a severe cole. first time in severa! weeks, on Sum
 Wrn. olmstead is not as well as
 Mrs A. r. Chamberlain spent last week with her sister. Miss Emma Coomos, in Rockville Center, L. I.
 L. R. Hur- butt expects to take his Buffalo at the end of this week, on Sc turday.
 Miss Lucille Raymond of LewisForo, a:as been the guest of her sister, Mrs Harry Miller
 Miss Louisa Wakernan has returned to Cannon after few days stay in Weston with Miss Sara SturEes.