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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
tRcr"-~d nv Rodgers. McCabe & Co.

(Rcr"rt"d nv Rodgers. McCabe & Co.
PETERSBURG. NA.--Spa nish
market weak: small, Spanish. 81 Lee.
per bushel: Jumbo Spanish. So Lee.
per bushel: VirRinians, firm. fancy
Jumbo. C. to 4 Lac. per ID; fancy
hand picked. SIC. per ID; extra
prime. 5-Sc. per H.: prime. 8 Lee
machine picked. &c. to 3 l-cc per lb:
Smelling stock 1-oc. to 8 c. per lb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-22
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va. FEB. II. 1872.
Wholesale quotations on change.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-21
The FRS, KISS,

Il is related thai Il pretty Iri,
" ito does II, wspaper worh wrote
,his. The greatest surprisr - 4
.irl who erts kissed for the hrsi
Iinp IS thai there is no las'" lo III,
How She found thai out is not re-
lated. and il MAY be in bad form 10
Inquire. However. an old baei' 10 :
VINO has read her unsupported state
nlcni. roars back in this fashion
40 taste 10 IL by the cr"e' heh
feather in t'upid's dart. thai 2isl
must he color blind in the palate
They tell rs, those who have tried
i, we have not that il taste Ike
thn dmlblr distilled essence Oi ior"y
spread on pumpkin pie Ava baek
in the dim and joyful years lon iSo,
hoforc we LOST our teeth ;na our
cjnch on the beautiful prize The
proiticst girl ia all the word odd
as thar /, felt like Il coy"y OF itl'nt-
ened qual lying ont oi ga ear
and ended up with a s"nSatl"h 50 M
liar 10 that which might b. pro-
dt ID by 4 flock Of angels pouf 81" /"
Golden stream Of molassc 'Nn
oies bach
No taste to The first His ? Rat
.,,nit' It would max" a wooa IN
dians hair curl.
And they fain would 'cl' also
,iat Tie TASTE thereof is III tnto
~. strained qlini"ss"nr" 81 III
1iAest nectar that was orer ca
81. By The youthful IIcbe ior de
j., ta'ion 81 The immortal Oh
OLYMPUS brow combinin@ 'l' '"aE,
4, vc,. sweetness Of ih" LoW rpm
rose. tie half-opcned ia Tia on
49, violet. III" blu hin. pc ct
cctra. aud so on nd iLfiniiui. We
refer Tho above de- ription +" our
In: FRIED brethren Tor appro ana
correction and sGgs'-t 10 oar nus
Who have not forsakrn the i oi
cclebacv. that if the abo1' .sh-
tions ar" III anr respect Il 'Aeh
tho experiment might DO MI 'rth
the trying Ex
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-21
LAuS lNFANTUM.

IN praise OF little children | will SAY
God first made man, then found :,
better WAY
For woman, but his ,hird way wa
the best
OF all created things, the lovrliest
Ana most divine are children. Moth
Ing here
can be to us more gracious or NOR
And though. when God saw all Ills
works were good.
There was no rosy flower oi bah!
hood.
T, as said Of children in a later daN
That none could enter heaven save
such as they.
The earth. which feels the liowering
Of a thorn
Was clad, q lilllc hid, when yoa
were born
The earth, Whih thrills when SKI
arks ale lie blue.
scared NJ itsrN "a Gods own heaven
in YOU
Ana hemcn, Which loves 10 lean
down ana to Glass
Il, beauty IN each dowdrop on tie
Grass
i3yab.n lusuod /" ilnd sour laec n,
pre aud fair
MA Ipl, q Gttl, Hlld la reil'
lhere William cantor
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-21
Clothes That Harmonic
CBy Ruth Gamer

lBs kHln iiiisI
That looks like me
III that criterion o.. '. D'.st
dressed women knoa an
her gowns
What does tina 4a.
1t means that r. - =
gown or hat in i.5 dow. OF
or a form Or rofa %" q 'i-7'fo' on
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-21

street. which She realizes he
.os 10 her own peculiar style, sh'
imm,di,trlv interested in it, anu
possiblc and desirable, buys II o"
pies il.
/, means that the first and most
laciols requirement which TINS
Woman makes OF il garment Is 'ha'
shall harmonizc with her own up
praraner and personality; ana IN"
+, suit is that whether they are ca
sable of analyzing the reason or not,
ilmust everyone who sees her re-
aards her as a charmingly sowncd
" oman
.lust how large Il percentage oil
beauty harmony makes up, great
many people do not seem to realize
We all know that the lOvclics-
gown is not at all attractive il worn
N the wrong time.
We do not seem to grasp that tn"
ioycicst gown is equally unlovcly if
worn 10y he wrong person.
There are guWns for each Of Ms
that bring ont every bit of rs cN-
cry bit Of the most attractive of rs
Gowns o,t OF which we shine forth
suitably dressed, and hence serene,
confident ana at oar hcSt; and there
are other prrfotllA GOOD GOWNS thai
either wholly oclispr II or brine ont
Our worst points. or IN som" WAY OF
either punish MS for ,housina What
was moi in harmony With MS.
Ncrl few women ,olliEc them
selves 10 tNu Gr three oolorS and A,f
liie Woman Who has more than tWJ
,olors that really belong to her is
rare, and only a ray inS beauty ought
Ia attempt thr hali-doz"n colors
which Tile ordinary woman does n
lrally include ia her wardrobe.
lhey woman ought 10 knt he,
h,sl color and her next be, and If
she cares more for bcant. than va
ri.1y. ought 10 sti,k to Il ON.
say color mean sometime"
more restricted lhan that. mean
her exact shadc | know Il girl who
| found ont hat brown WAS her color
| l,nt did not rralilr Tor some time
! thai there are GOWNS us far apart
as he poles Leaf brown was her
| periec' color. and Il bright yellow
! h;oNn Mas as deadly to her as rerise
or purple An expensive misiak"
| that il is not enough to know ones
| harmonious color; one must also
| know ones exact tone in the color
| scale
Woman herself is one of the great :
est works of art woman ran produce
| Her home and her children, to be
sure. are even greater, but the lesser
ought not to be entirely neglected
even for these.
And if we had more women who
dressed by the criterion Of that
locks like me. instead of that looks
stylish" or that looks expensive"
We should certainly have more wom-
- who fuliill their highest possi-
hiliicS in this direction.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

81. Vincent's Hospital, West New
Brighton. will have a harvest homo fes-
tival Nov. l. It will be under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Kiliian of Elm
avenue, New Dorp. have returned from
n delightful automobile trip to White
Lake and Liberty In Sullivan County,
N. Y.
There will be hearing for the citi-
zens OF Staten Island. taxpayers and
others. who may be interested therein
before the Board OF Estimate and APP
portlonment in tho City Hall. Manhat-
tan, next Thursday on the application
OF the Staten Island Rapid Transit Rail-
road Company for permission to con-
struct an additional track across the fol.
lowing streets: Iiuguenot avenue, Am
boy road near Huguenot. Seguine ave-
nue.. Bayview avenue, Woodvail avenue
Sharrott avenue and Amboy road near
Pleasant Plains. all In the Fifth Ward.
Mrs. Il. Frank Maupin Of Annadale Is
| in Chicago. Before returning hooe she
| Will make a trip through the Southern
| States.
| Miss Regina Bannister OF Roe street,
| West New Brighton. is visiting relatives
In Little Falls.
Edgewater Circle No. 800. Companions
OF tho Forest of America, Is making
preparations for a necktie and apron
Bociable on Nov. 2.
| Mrs. Katherine Hand vii deliver q
lecture on Scottish Music" In Public
School No. Y, Stapleton, this evening.
| Tho Ladies' Aid Society of the Asbury
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
News Oddities

eAs
Ardaep w.ddtnss HE
uNnnssota
. .
print
Policeman
worktn0man.
. q
Of assong .
Hooper T~ness has declined $40
inmates 4 psrdtsnuary.
asainst the stabbed
to
o MOTH why
the baby rtesth the he
OF
Bosom, Honey a
n
him
Thont lIurrah
OF q
local dealer
raised Charles
AA- - . ~ 90 90 co., ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

Men will fird in the New
Store for Men an OFFERING
Of Sack Suits, made to meas.
urc- fabrics that 60 into $50
to $40 Ready-to-Wcar Suits,
for $3.50.
There are 20 pattern I,
choose from. All oll-v col.
All orders Up to l,5C0 VIII,
delivered WITHIN two vt..s
from tie day take.
Your individual nc-s.rf
ments will be taken here II.
the store by competent ta..ory
each suit will be cut scparste'y
ard when you try it on COR.
pleted, if it does rot fit, alrera.
tons will be made free Of
charge.
Your order places you under
no obligation to take the suit.
lift is not entirely satisfactory,
as to fit.
Only $500 orders can +.
taken. First come, first served.
Broadway. eornss 9Th ssssA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
Letters Of a Slim . Made
Woman 10 Her Fat Sister.
Tenth letter; On the Fat man Who
Caught Up with the Procession.

Dear sis;--Your istter OF congratulation
Is Just like you, dear. know I'll be happy
with him. but you mustn't refer to him as
FATTY any more or your Betty will pout.
He has "caught tho procession" In mans
work and pleasure. He wears his clothes
like an Adonis-not u "slob." Oh, you
should see him on the golf ilnks-he's soms
measure OF man--cloan- cut and vigorous
And in evening dress. my dear no 10 d.
vine. No more tho soft. Roly- Poly baby.
man Of yore. And all these wonders have
como about IN u few months simply by
taking u harmless little Marmola Prescrip.
ton Tablet four times n day.
You know tho wonderful recipe I told
you of-ths one that really rid me Of my
excess flesh. Well. that Same harmless
combination made by the MarmoiA Co.,
Farmer Bldg. Detroit. Mich. 10 now mad .
by the same people ana sold In tSbIst
form BY all druEGists--A large case for DO.
You ought to tell your Bob about them.
told him about the prescription. but he
said he probably would break the bSttis
and smear up everything IN his grip and
puso .nyhe% % t Il ts armo %sds:.
cription Tablets. are 40 convenient. easy to
carry and take he will welcome them with
He surely 10 a gigantic example Of what
exercise and dieting won't do. He can OF or
| all that II he'll take the tablets. They are
| exactly like tho prescr iption that made me
slim ant healthy-only In more convenient
' Lovingly, BErrY.-Advt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
At the
Mems Store

Golden special for men
81, 474 worth Of Wanamaker
Hosiery and Underwear for
$f,307.
The Hosicry-l,725 pairs pure
silk in shot checcs aad vertical
stripes; and imported fancy Isle,
shot with silk; regularly SOC and
75c, tomorrow Csc pair.
423 pairs French Isle thread,
black or colored groundS, en-
broidered or striped; regularly
$3.50, tomorrow Csc pair. At tie
same price, SO pairs regularly
Sl.75.
682 pairs pure silk, black or
colors, regularly 81, tomorrow Csc
pair. At The same price, 50 pairs
lavender and purple. regularly
$3.50.
$50 pairs pure silk, black or
| colors, self-clocked. All sixes in
the lot, but not in each shade
regularly 50, tomorrow 81 pair.
284 pairs English hand made
pure silk, black OF colored grounds
shot with contrasting colors, req.
ularly S3.75, tomorrow So. so pair
The Underwear-2,OOO Gar.
ments-shirts or drawers-merino
gray ribbed. or plain balbrigpan
medium weight; regularly ST, to.
| morrow Csc each.
8l2 garments-shirts or drawer.
gray worsted, heavy weight !.
regularly S2' tomorrow 81 each.
Burlington Arcade floor,
New Building.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

where money 10 plentiful the white
mans burden seems the greater.
Among the poor the woman carries
the heavier iosd. % long a. the
possession or acquisition OF or par
tioipation In . fortune imposes the
curse OF usslsssnsss upon woman
kind the middle GLASS man-spsak-
ing OF financial classss-wiu need
lot more sympathy than he gets.
hut, numerically, he 10 negligible.
The poor mans wife, who conducts
. household without assistance and
with inadequate resources and who
childrsn, certainly executes . more
diMoult task than that Of working
eight or even ten hours . day for
the money which maintains the
homo. That 10, her task 10 moro
dimcult II she attends to II prop
srly. whether she does or not Z
leave 20 the married men to say.
After reading the letter of the dis
illusioned bachelor It Is pleasant to tur,
Il appears 10 a poetical reader (slso ,
mann VINO writes:
THE HAPPY HOME.
It's a. easy al smiling. and easier tina,
frowning.
To 20 forth together young partners 10
life.
To build . soft nest In the turmoil o
city
Or seek the quiet comfort of calm coun
try shades.
There must be constructed by love
big window
Through which life LOOKS pleasant. uu
cloudy and free;
The sense Of posssssion. Of trust an
Of duty.
Are walls OF cement that will hArde
with years.
An. there II nothing easier. whom one
inclined.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
&& M&@
!. T. Stewart & Co.
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.
Broadway, Fourth Avenue. Eighth to Tenth Stree.

An unusual golt.,r sp 'cia'--
so ticyc'es for mc--- % for
the $3.50 grade. Made OR
us by tie Pcre Ma-''fact,r.
ing Company, rakcrs CT TIE,
Columbia ard Hartford wees
this fact, in CO siderat:cr q
orr price, makes tt;s e, I'M
usual opportunity for the
cyclist.
20 and 22-inch black enamel
frames; United States Hart.
ford tires; rev departure coast.
er brake; bookkeeping padded
leather a d d lie; extension
tandlebars; best ball-bearing;
leather tool bag with full tool
equipment; all covered by the
Wanamaker bicycle guarantee
against defects in tires or
frames.
This is a splendid oppor-
tunity to be prepared for
Christmas.
Only so.
Sporting Goods Store, Subway floor.
Old Building.
Tomorrow-1oO high-grade
reirigcrators-one Of today's
golden specials.
We are not permitted to
mention the manufacturers
name because of the excep,A
tional low price, but it appearN
on every refrigerator.
S42 to SIPS values for SIG to 500
~o"oo' SIS and $50 refrigerator
new prices-are glass-lined with
porcelain erameled shelves.
The SOS rc.rigerators-new price,
ere vitreous enamel porcelain,
lined, all white inside end outside
and have nicke!-plated metal trim.
mings.
The rest arc lined with porcelain
enamel steel.
All cases are kiln dried rr'ccr.
oak. fitted and finished 9Th high
grade varnieb. solid s1ass har.ivsr
the iatches are o. the ps.enr ieV-.,
catch design, shelves woven viz.
heavily tinncj.
Subway floor, New Euiic.ns.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

CAMDEN, y. J.. Oct. 2.-FrederlcN
Leaman. seventy years. of NO ~
North Forty-second street started on
Sunday morning TO finish painting
house he had bought recently. SAID ne.
when get through this work III
never work again en- sunday. An
hour after that he fell from the ROOT.
He died yesterday In the Cooper Hos
pital
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

or some one OF it, poor reieuono
the basis OF the great majority of mar
rlagcs In the United States. to Prov
the truth Of the Disraeli epigram there
should be no married woman AMONG III
unbcaten or undeserted. However. ths
plea for husbands 10 waiting to b.
heard. Here II il:
n Is ALL UP TO THE FLOODING
HUSBAND.
Dear Madam: What makes .
happy homo, Why. the husband to
b sure. and who could doubt his
word for ~ In II not he who looks
after the all important solution Of
uts's greatest problem. namely.
trfnsing homo the bacon7 This
%sassless, untiring human mechan-
Am who work hts fingers to the
hcns that his rib may DO we'll
oioeAsd. well fed: VINO initiates her
into the Don't Worry" Club. and
WHO SECS TO Il that her every within
end 1ancy 10 appcased. who instaus
h heP puny. one-inch brain the first
fsw grains OF common sense and in
esllirsncs that she ever possessed-
Or before marriage she was indeed
. frivolous dame. Let the devoted
Husband from whom everybody
ssslu % snatch tho high tributes
due I'm siacken down, lot him work
three ldays out o6 the six in tho
week and what 10 the result1 Some
uarsasaa psgnon leaves the window
ear. and ~ the first snesss love and
hnQpaneaO 0vaporatA y. A. T.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

s,Hov a Man Can Marry
One of Those Painted
Girls, Who Wear Skin
Tisht Clothes and Haze
Morbidly Discussed Sex
Problems From, the Age
Of Eleuen, Is a Mystery
to Me-" He Adds.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

s.This Untiring Human
Mechanism, Who Works
His Fingers to the Bone
That His Rib" the
Same Being His Wife,
"May Be Well Clothed,
Well Fed, Who Initiates
Her Into the Don't
Worry Club. IL the One
Who Makes the Happy
Home" Writes ''F. A.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

pride
That the bond of trus friendship shall
stand every test
That wedlock enjolns and that honor
demands,
Where mutual concessions and mutual
amends
Mako home the fair kingdom OF love,
Not built on the dross OF mere wealth.
w. J. OR.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

Methodist Episcopal Church. Old Stone
road. New Sprlngville, will have n fair
In the lecture room of the church to-
morrow evening.
Edward Sheeran. a clerk in the High
way Department Of Richmond Borough.
spends all OF his leisure time farming
In his garden at Hart Park, West New
Brighton. He has made a speciality OF
pumpkins this season. and has grown
one which weighs 1873 pounds breaking
the record of big pumpkins In New
York State. The largest grown previ-
ously weighed 124 pounds and won the
prize at the last Mineola Fair He
will present II to President-elect Wood
row Wilson on Nov. 8.
James Knox of the Richmond Turn
pike. Linoleumville. has returned from
a six-months' visit spent with his par
ents and relatives In Ayr. Scotland.
Chief Clerk William Nash of the
County Clerks office is Ill in his home
on Clark avenue, Richmond.
Frederick W. Huntington will deliver
. lecture on Chemical and Heating
Effects OF the Electric Current in Pub
lie School No. 2, Pleasant Plains. next
Thursday evening.
Miss Daisy Osborn will give a must
Gale at her home on South avenue,
Mariners Harbor. this evening. The
proceeds will be for the building fund
of the summerHeld Methodist Episcopal
Church.
william J. Davidson Of Fisk avenue.
westerleigh, President of the Staten
Island Shipbuildins Company of Port
Richmond, with his wife and daugh-
tiers. are visiting relatives at his birth
place, Armagh. Ireland.
Mrs. Wallace Bedell of Princes Bay
is visiting friends IN Yonkers.
Miss Sarah Burfield of clifton Is the
guest of friends In Manhattan.
Miss Margaret Blair of Cornell ave-
nue, West New Brighton. sailed on Sat-
urday for England. where she will visit
relatives She will be gone for a year.
Uncle of Mexican Reb Ell Leader Hurt
Los ANGELES. Oct. 22.-Antonio
Orozco. slSty-nine years old. grandfath-
er OF Mrs. Pascual Orozco jr. wife of
the Mexican rebel leader. and uncle Of
| the latter, was probably fatally injured
when struck by a street car last night.
| Tho injured man. who Is a brother of
Col Pascual Orozco ST.. accompanied
| tho family of the rebel leader to Los
Angeles several months ago.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
BY NIXOLA GREELEY.SMITH.

This IL the husbands day In court.
He takes tho stand in mis- own de-
fense. and II we accept his testimony
at its face value we shall have to
acknowledge him for what he claims
to be. the motor dynamo Of happi.
meas.
what makes q happy homer
Why. tho husband. TO be sure" one
earnest reader OF The Evening World
informs Us. And n you picture the
author Of this sweeping statement to
DO . wifo who has Just received a
nsw act Of furs you are letting your
Imagination run away with you. for
It's . man who enters the lists In
defense and slorincation Of his sex.
And dt's another man who writes that
"all married men are martyrs"
And ne still another man who
quotes With approval Disraslys
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

collar, three-Quarter sleeves, ct
sls.
Embroidered all-over models
with net yoke and deep cuffs,
S22.5o.
Another hand-embroidered
model, unusually conserva-
tive, $3.50.
Many other styles--each one
in all sizes-will be presented
in the Little French Shops.
Third floor, Old Bldg.
At least 1900 beautiful
gowns ard wraps were included
in this Distinguished Sale of
Fashions. Tomorrow will be
the third day OF this extraordi-
nary presentation Of costumes
for the social season.
Second floor, Old Bldg.
Last FRIDAY the Won
Store on the Subway floor
offered remarkable evening
dresses Of chiffon, satin ard
other materials at $lO.75.
They we're the daintiest our
customers had ever seen at the
price and so immediate was
the response that it induced
us to search for another lot.
We have just succeeded in
finding another maker with a
small lot Of dresses which he
disposed OF for us to sell at
average less than wholesale
price. SIS to $40 evening
gowns at $l0.75.
All sorts of lovely styles
the little simple affairs of
crepe de chine with lace Jokes
for debutantes and more elab-
crate models for brides and
older women.
We are sorry there are only
2l4.
Subway floor. Old Building.
A sale of Oriental Jewelry
in artistic and timely color
combinations is a unique fea-
ture of our jewelry store.
Each Of these pieces will be
sold for So.
Their duplicate qualities are
in our regular stock at from
50 to SIS.
Brooches, buckles, sash pins,
clasps and necklaces.
Unique combinations of met
ais and colored stores.
Clasps, brooches ard reck-
laces, for example, that will
harnorize cxquisitely with the
soft shades Of taupe and gray
and the amber and brown
sh a d es so fashionable this
winter. Also many other jew
elry combinations.
Tomorrow each piece will
be So.
Main Aisle, Main floor, Old Bldg.
Boys Dollar Blouse Waists,
75c each. OF blue ard striped
flannel.
The collar in our new models
is slightly different.
Hence this clean out - a
small quantity at 75c, instead
Of 81. Third floor. Old Building.
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ACES. In Both Stores.
Exceptional Values.

Point Venise Bands in White or Ecru. to
in. wide. SOC to Csc yd
Imitation Valenciennes Edges and Insertions
2 to in. wide. &c to Soc yd.
Linen Cluny Lace,-new designs in Edges and
Insertions to in wide. &c to 85c a yd.
Real Irish Laces. to in. wide ~
45c to 4.95 yd.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

Before mmonting on this tardy
RECOGNITION Of the merit or At least the
general utility OF husbands. II seems
proper to present the communication oil
another man who looks upon his mar
Red brother not AZ tho motor power OF
happiness but a. . martyr to frivolous
and unrequiting womanhood. This Gym.
icai bachelor writes AZ follows:
CONFIRMED BACHELORS TALE
OF WOE.
Dear Madam: Please allow mo TO
submit my -'tale of WOO" am
thirty years OF age. happy. healthy.
and through hard work financially
we'll nxed. have travelled extcn-
OF human nature. How a man can
marry one Of those be-painted girls
or women. who wear skintight
clothes and have morbidiy discussed
sex problems from tho sss OF eleven.
u . mystery to me. The future
motherl" What hypocrsyi
True love. In the homo or any
where else. II q ,arity a. far ~ our
present generation II concerned. The
average married man u . martyr.
/ shall never marry. I've seen too
much of nfe Lot the martyrs get
perrisd. J. II.
I Now. every one of us-worse lucl<!-
knows . martyr. or even . dosen mar
tyrs.
Dut the dists1butaoa OF aestgn-
| meat Of maxtysdom sssms fairly
| evsaly Divided bstwssn The ssxss.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22
IMPORTED NOVELTIES. In.

IMPORTED NOVELTIES. In Both Stores.
Mirrors in various styles, ribbon embroidered
values SIS. 500. ZOO. ESQ, 3.75 and 500
Embroidered Boxes, Letter Racks and Port
foos. value SIS to SIS, ESQ
Embroidered Trays, glass covered A variety
OF shapes. value l.5o to s.7s soc to $50
Decorated Gold Baskets and Cushions
special values $50 and 1.75
23rd Street ,.r 34th Street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-22

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
In Both Stores.
Garments of finest Nainsook, Cambria and
Batiste, trimmed with various laces and en-
broideries.
Gowns. CSC. 1.25. rs and 200
value las to 2.75
Skirts. rs. 1.75, ESQ and 3.25
value LIS 3.95
Princess Slips. csc. $50. 2.25 and 2.95
value $50 $50
Combination Garments. Observation-Disclosures.
value Us to $50 Csc, so. ESQ and 3.75
SILK PETTICOATS
Numerous models in Messaline, Taffeta
Jersey, Changeable and Stripe Silks. At moderate
prices.