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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27

II you are a housewife you
cannot reasonably hope to be
healthy or beautiful by washing
dishes, sweeping and doing house.
work all day, and crawling into
bed dead tired at night. YOU
must get, ont into the open air
and sunlight. II you do this eve.
ry day and keep your stomach
and bowels in good order by tax.
ing Chamberlain's Tablets when
needed, you should become bot,l
healthy and beautiful. For sale
by ell dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27
CALOMEL Is DANGEROUS.
Is q Powerful Chemical Made from
Msrcury-Peopls Should be
Careful.

The only sure way to AVOID the
danger of calomel is to take nc
calomel.
Dsdson's Liver Tone, vegc.
table liquid Of pleasant taste
more than takes its place. Where
calomel shakes you up and shocks
your liver, Dodson's Liver Tone
mild but effective, builds up and
strengthens. 1t "livens up tbs
liver.
It may be taken without any
restrict:on Of diet or habits. YOU
can give it to your children with
fine results.
Get a bottle at John II. Taylor
& Bro, drug store and if it doesn I
do all that you think it ought -
If ii doesn't make bilious spells
mere trifes If it doesn' t 'iven up
your liver" your money will be
waiting for you.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27
Mr.. Farrar favors limiting the

Mr.. Farrar favors limiting the
power of the Legislature. II,
told the corporal ons committee
this afternoon that he would put
the principles Of the new system
III the Constitution, but would del.
cgate to the Legislature the pow.
or, by two-third vote, to change
II.
1T ought to have some fexi.
bi).ty; still it should be out of
the field Of politics and factional
whim. If any of it proved unsat
isfactory or different times made
changes desirable, two-thirds of
the Legislature ought to have the
right to do it,"
Sulphur Mine Tax Increased
Information was unearthcC. in
the Tax Commission committee
on new and miscellaneous sources
of taxation relative to the vast
sulphur mine deposits in Calca.
s,eu Parish, late this evening,
which created a profound sensa-
tion, and which will probably lead
to the state slapping tax on
this mineral wealth that will yield
around $156,00O In state revenues
annually, instead Of some $4,000,
which they are said to be paying
now.
Affidavits were produced from
the Conservation Commission ami
read before the committee which
showed the gross income from the
Calcasieu sulphur mines to be
81, 5,5S2, ,430 and a net revenue of
1921, ,044 er year. It is now AS
sessed at something like ~, ,500,0 900
although there hss been continual
and perpetual war between the
Police Jury of Calcasieu and the
State Board Of Equalization over
the Union Sulphur Company's as
sessment.
The sworn statement showed
that the sulphur company had
marketed 256. 800 tons of sulphur
last year.
II cannot understand why they
should not stand a 3 per cent
state tax" argued Chairman
Robert B. Butler. Of the commit. !.
tee.
Instead of being assessed at
$2,500,000 they ought to be as
sessed for 5000, ,00O," insisted
j. r. Clayton.
Senator Leon r. Smith figured
il out that under the natural re-
sources act Of 1912 the sulphur
mines would yield ! Atate revenue
Of approximately $4,000
1T ought to be $l55, ,000," in
sisted Mr.. Butler. (which 3 per
cent would yield"
This rich discovery came up
during the discussion ON Favrot s
resolution to levy a state tax on
mineral resources Of the State.
The whole matter went to
subcommittee, ,Messrs. Well, Thorn
as and Loomis. and tonight they
reported the following proposed
state tax ON mineral resources of
the state:
Sulphur, 3 per cent; salt, 2 per
cent; oil and gas, / 1-2 per cent.
Inheritance tax, corporations
and automobiles provided the 9TH
er tax themes of the afternoon.
Louisiana will have a true,
progressive inheritance tax when
this commission gets through.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27
THE GAME LAW.

The game law, the iniquities Of
which we have heard so much
during the last campaign, has
been changed now, instead OF
having to pay one dollar 10 hunt
in the State it will be necessary
to pay three dollars.
Game wardens are abolished,
but we are to have game agents
instead. Comments on the hypo-
ericy of such reform IL unneces.
sarv.-4Ibery.Ile South.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27
DON'T DRINK ALONE

when you open q bottle Of Bud
we1ser beer. It's a. good for tn,
wife as it is for the husband. Fol-
Budweiser beer is - wholsson,
as it is palatable and refreshing
1t puts flesh on the bones and ricl
red blood in the veins. II sus
taiDs the old and strengthens tn.
young. just one case will b~
enough to prove its merits. Shall
We send it,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27
NEW FIRE MARSHAL.

A special from Baton Rouge,
states that Gov. Hall has appoint
ed Editor Charles II. Trousdale, of
the Monroe Independent, State
Fire Marshal. This Office is now
held by b. p. Sullivan OF New
Orleans. Mr.. Trousdale will, no
doubt, take up his residence in the
Crescent City.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27
Chigesrs and 'BIosquitos.

Are you in their glory-;hen
business is good and they are hap.
py. There is no earthly use OF
letting them chew on you, how
ever, if you do not like their
ways. A little Hunts Lightning
Oil applied to xposd parts will
keep them off and Immediately
relieve The irritation caused by
their biees. Rub a little on and
see for yourself.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27

A Shreveport judge has decid-
ed that man who is lynched
dies by accident. Some lynch.
ings, however, are for canses that
plainly indicate d desire to conf
init suicide. Shreveport Journal.
Buy il now. Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy Is almost certain TO be
needed before the summer is over.
Buy il now and be prepared for
such an emergency. For sale by
al dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27
What Makes A Woman?

One hundred and twenty
pounds, more or less, Of bone and
muscle don't make a woman. Its
o good Foundation. Put into il
health and strength and she may
rule kingdom. But that's just
what Electro Bit ers give her
Thousands bless them for over
coming fainting and dizzy spells
and for dispelling weakness, nerv.
BUSINESS, backache and tired, | st.
less, worn out feeling. I" Eec-
tric Bitters have done me a worl 4
of good" writes Eliza Pool, De.
pew, Okla, "and thank you
with all m heart for making sact
q good med cine. - Only SO Gets
Guaranie ecd by all druggists.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27
jured about the shoulder.

Mrs. Brains injuries were very
painful but they are not serious
The injured are being attended
by DR.. w. b. Smith, the Southern
Pacific division surgeon fo this
place.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27

man with DR.. Shaw in the chair
and the following members pres
ent, Drs. E. N. Landry and e. s
Fulton. Absent-Aoessrs. Della
houssaye and Indest.
On motion of DR.. Fulton, see.
onded by DR.. Landry and car.
| ried the reading Of the minutes
were dispensed with.
The Chairman stated that the
meeting had been called for the
purpose of adopting an ordinance
to- regulate bakeries and confec-
tioneries.
The below ordinance was then
presented and read and adopted
on motion Of DR.. Landry, seconded
by DR.. Fulton and carried.
Bakeries and Confectioneries.
All buildings and rooms oc-
cupied as biscuit, bread, maca.
roni, spaghetti, pie or cake bak-
cries, shall be drained and
plumbed in manner conducive to
the proper and healthful sanitary
condition thereof, and shall be
constructed with air-shaft, win
dows and ventilating pipes suffi-
cient to insure adequate and
proper light and ventilation. No
cellar or basement shall be oc-
cupied or used as q bakery, con.
fectionery and ice cream manu-
facting shop.
Any person or corporation de.
string to establish, maintain or
operate a bakery. as defined in
yulation shall register with
the City City Board of Health Of
New iberia, pn or before July
LIST, and renew same from year to
year. Such application for reg.
istration shall set forth the name
and residence Of the applicant, If
IN individual, and the names and
residences Of the principal off,
GERS Of the applicant, if q corpora.
ton, together with the location Of
the place for which such permit
y desired.
Every permit issued shall be
posted in . conspicuous place in
the bakery for which such per-
NIT Is issued.
Every place used as = bakery
shall be kept in q clean and san;-
tarv condition as 70 its floors, side
walls, ceilings, woodwork, fix
lures, furniture. tools machinery
and utensils. All parts Of the
bakery shall be adequately light
ed and at all times shall be vent
Hated by means Of windows or
skylights or air shafts or air ducts
or mechanical apparatus If nec-
essary; 30 as to insure free
circulation Of fresh air at all
times.
The floor of every place used as
q bakery shall be at least twelve
inches above the ground, unless
constructed Of cement, asphalt or
other impervious material, and
must be thoroughly scrubbed not
less than twice 1 week, that it
may be kept clean. The angles
where the floors (which must be
water tight and substantially and
walls Join shall b made and main-
and Otherwise, must screehed
tanned 90 as TO be ratproof.
All openings. doors. wfnduwh
with 10-mesh wire, and have suit
able shutters Of wood or glass to
protect against dust and insects.
The side walls and ceiling shall
be smooth and tight and shall be
kept in good repair. All doors
and windows with shutters hung
by hinges shall b provided with
self-closing apparatus. All walls
and ceiling shah Be kept well
painted, white, or linz washed or
kaIsemined, and all woodwork 4
exceps floors, shall b kept well
painted with eli paint.
Every bakery shall Be- provided !
with adequate plumbing and /
- = - 4
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27

For soreness of the muscles,
whether induced by violent exer-
else or injury. there is nothing
better than Chamberlain's y Lini-
ment. This liniment also relieves
rheumatic pains. For sale by all
dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27

The friends of DIR. Jas. B. AS
well, late candidate for Governor
at Natehitoches are out in an en-
dorsement Of his candidacy for
congressman from the eighth dis
trict. The endorsement is liberal.
ly signed.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27

ion for good health. As tonic
S. S. S. has no equal and those who
are beginning to feel the need OF
such a medicine to fortify them
selves against the unpleasant con-
ditions which come with Spring
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-07-27

]. w. X SHAW, Pres.
G. N. COMPTON, Secty
The evening world., 1912-03-28
HUSBAND ACCUSES WIFE,
BUT SHE GETS ktlM0MY.
Mrs. Louis F. Denare Denies His
Charge That She Drinks to
Excess. =.

In denying the charge Of her huar
band, Louty r. Denare. that she had
been addicted to the excessive use OF
LIQUOR since her marriage IN ISoe. Mrs..
EAia N. Dsuars declared to-day the
only time she ever took q drink was
wtsn hAr husband and his friends we're
playing cards In her home and Denare
requested her 10 Join them for socia-
bnaty.
Mrs. Dsnare u suing Denare for a
separation IN the Supreme Court on the
ground Of abandonment and non-sup~
port. Denare has FLED q counter claim
Cor divorce. In which he not only &C.
cusss hia wife Of drunkenness. but 81.
lssss she conduoted herself improperly
with \ person named Gordon.
/ DenArs IL = travelling salesman. en-
played BY w. ]. SpAins a Co. importers.
Ma Dsuare complained bitterly that his
business compelled HIN to remain away
from New York seven months cut OF a
year.
NrA Denare a her husband INDUCED
70 freely on occasions that she had 10
put hin to bed. .ar
Justice Piataek signed IN order direct
Ing Dsnare TO pay hts wife 90 weekly
aNmony and a counsel fee Of Si60, pen
eng the trial Of the SUIT and counter
oatu. Mrs. Dsnare had advised the
court that Denare's income was more
than $50 q month, whereas he said he
only armed 5000 a year.
The couple hIv no children. Louis
Durfinan. Of No. 10 Chambers street, Is
Nrs. Dsnarss lawyer. while Goldsmith
Rossnthal. Mork q Baum represent
The evening world., 1912-03-28
Doy SCOUT oUltTY OF
| Ikii4inatAn, JURY FINDS.
Yoxzy jarvis Held by Coroner
J After Playmates Tell How
4 iuckhayt Was Shot.

0Dsenar 0eAWsunecke Of the Hronx
~ . jury hsS1 - ineHsst to-day into
- asatA q ninS-ysar-osd Henry Luck
- Of No. - TAirA avenue. who Sun.
~ sveutuB ~ shot TO death ~
0uUsa-ysas-SaA osatelanAt Jarvis. q boy
qD1sG. The jury esead the Jarvis boy
(uD0 - hs0tei1s and rscommsndsd
- - - Oanfstsd 70 TIE custody 0e
- c010O 0ssisty 70 swate the ac-
- q ~ 0naa1 Jusy.
uDswa1 SsV0 tsstiasd to the kiiiiag.
~ ~ nat A0ry Luchhart was
1nn0tnu - stvus1R when the Jasvis boy
80 49, vsas1ng the uniform OF .
- sssse - carrying . rias. The
rUst DOM "a that truck or IN
-"
SDsnry IAsokhart said he didn't dars
QoD4 11sselA11 JaSvos pullad HE raha
~ q it, CASE. loaded II snd fred q
olest through the Luskhast boys hsart
~ little slayer dssaassA st the In
eDeDt to-day ne Thought he had pat
eAnnk cartridge IN TIE guu. Goethe,
- testthed he had bean shooting
po1ed nrtrldgss 81. the s~etsrnooa. A
- ~ - the shooting 10 had CON,
oen . am 81 hey sssaAA
The evening world., 1912-03-28
BROADWAY FIRE
!. Loss NOW PLACED
n At S1,501,5O0
lO1fdai Figures Show DAM
! ne Was Twice That at
First Estimated.
COVERED BY INSURANCE
Momber Of Board Of Under
writer's Says Means of Pre-
vention Was inadequate.
BY INSURANCE

0~AA0aO 10 Ssiidinos and contents
0aausf ~ In IRE yssterdv which
aussDA IN No. - BrsaAw~y end sprssd
= NJ - - ~ y a.sea,sce n0s
0uB0 vgs reported to-day 10 ~ are
unosrWssessu ~ are accurate. a. sasy
80 eevsssa ~ insurance.
What the sn1assrsd loss will total
- ct osa estimated ~ this UNDER
Wyob@ss ~ n - estimated q uoc,oo
- ssessaaD Of the three burned hu,d-
~ vsss owned 0y nineteen separate
0PDo. WsUt e thsm Insured for the full
SuoD q thsnp seosh.
- daauW IN No. ~ Broadway.
Vonss ths - sr1u1nntsd. II placed at
o4oe; In M. - an eisven-story ioft
auectus. Il - SuAae. and Il No. a.
0usAwas. Not@l
2his damage, has amassd the Fire
3sosrtnsat. Yesterday was est.
UnDsd ~ len thsa hs,f the amount re-
DsU1so TODAY. II has aiso brought
Soseh mudh discussian relative to the
osOr y q Ere pssvsation to -
- - ~ and eAeApsy buiI1lnO.
AOsUu1asat msaDsr Of the Board AZ
- u~6Aaewx11ses. altheugh rsfuGnE to
01oslaa thal Hirs Dspsrensat for the
snnaDsr N whHch u handSsd the 0lass,
80 te-<Ry The msans Of vrsvsntion In
~ = ~ eg1o6lpUD was inaAsauass.
n 6laUUossets" sat1 thh 1smbsr
no 0norA - uaAsswsttsrA that the
~ means Of Gre p~rsvsntion 10 the
p~nGnu1ottsa Of Or1nh,ssI The stand
49, 3 e no uss altar 9 irs In q
vu00nU hss Gained hsadway.
4 ~ Sno01W busns1 yesterday were
oenalv - fpae DEG. IN of them
- asgSe-esssy s~tructuss--it was I'm.
ONnnos ~ the nssnsa b aaul their
~ - ~ - stories asA ct to the
lm1so - - aosr1L w6sss ~ Aes was
- hseoBDe
~ 1ss Satrei a. &c Asrdss& wsss
ts0oD1uv that = Aas ever bssa called
49, - - n New York may safsy
~ Eat sonsse svsey eUvsr IN tAas -
n91Dsat IN orsater New York was In
- Despite that ahuest swerysAfss
~ Q total loes.
sTAs iren shutters on ths tall build.
. ~ go Bs6sdway vsss not ef
kaBA 90. I u~adsrstand. because some
thSm wen Isft open. That 10 one
~ drawbacks, to thsss shutters,
esas - y always nssisctins to cios>
The evening world., 1912-03-28

self equal to the occasion Of handling
his dynsfhic subjsct ~ hurting about
Rooseveitian expressions with the
greatest ease. And then he found q
now Characterization for the Colonel:
- sa1a xAsoders DDsssvslt WAS
issaau8 - ~ Aaissss sunasy -
nsgasivs Ssif.fssiiAg.
'Mr. Roosevelt has met and hnewa
every ono Of importance and he has at.
trscted tho yes Of the world By his
sreat esrssv," said Prof. Lssd. ~
didn't have TO get shot to make him a.
nous. This life Of praise has created
In fam . TREMENDOUS energy Of positive
s~eff.feeiing. II " pretty hard to tsass
that hind Of champagne and not fssi
light In the head.
His ssif-aasertiveness has oeffisd
him Onward to q point where Il n nm.
safe to "a further. II Col Roosevelt
had been Killed In his African hunt ne
The evening world., 1912-03-28

sionsf Of Accounts Fosdlck into the
charges Of eraftihg By nansers-on 1t
the City Hall. .
Max schlansky Of No. 1873 Broadway
sworer Raphsels nd promised to get him
. position - City Iarshal for q csrtsin
sum. Lsuis Tfiedbers tsstined that he
had paid Raphaels 500 for which he was
tn est MIN . permit FOR auctions 1t
night. haphaeis told both that he had
persuuoi infusnce with the Mayor.
In imposins sentence Prssiding Justice
Salmon s6id: .
"You have been guilty of a most seri-
oARense. Not only have you COM
m5tted q. crime Yourself. but you have
tuftnaled to these comsplainAnts that
the head a this city has been oognixant
Of your d~ealinys."
When the sentence had been pro.
nOuncsd. Raphaels's wife, who was st
ting near her husband. became hys.
tssasal. anA sWas carried from ths court
The evening world., 1912-03-28
HCHDORN'S WILL
IN note, PENNED
BEFORE SUICIDE
Last Thoughts of Clubman,
Deserted by Wife, Was of His
Boy-Funeral Held To-Day.

WASHINGTON. u. e.. March a.
who had deserted him and the son he
was 20 leave behind. worse than or.
phaned. was c~onciusiveiy SHOWN In the
letter penned by Philip 8. Hichborn a
few moments before he fired the fatal
bullat through his brain. It was made
pubic this afternoon by the dead mans
famdly.
Il hope I am doing no wrong" tho
missive read q have stood Il a. long
- { can, and Z have been despondent
ever ince I was deserted. I hops that
my son viii not inherit a. unhappy Q
Life - his fathers" .
The last message wal written almost
iilegibly on q torn envelope. A little be-
low Il the deserted husband wrote his
brief will:
II hereby gave. devise and bequesth to
my son, Philip Hichborn jr., all my
property"
~ arcweli note was signed simply
'Thll." but the will. legal in Its form
for Hiehborn was a la~wycr--was for
maily signed "Phiiip s. H~tchborn."
Dciow the will was another sentence
On aftsr Thought. apparently and shastiy
satirtcal IN its %curtnsss:
II hope stub VIII pardon me Tor spoil
ting IDS rug" the man had penned.
stub" was his nickname for p. o Pear
sail. his brother.in-law. in whose home
HIcscborn sought final relief from his un-
happy iifs through death. Pearsall drtrn-
sslf made the letter public. and On doing
20 declared false the story that HIGH.
horn had shot himself when he learned
that q child had been born to his wife
now somewhere IN Europe with the man
for whom she sacrificed home. q baby
boy. social standing and weaath-Horacs
wyne.
THAT rumor Is false Pesrsail as
serted. 1T cannot possibly be true. boz
cause mfr. fftrsborn Odd not know where
ode wsfe was whom ne died. No ono eAse
kuoW1."
1grs. H~lchbsrn's brother. Henry Hoyt
declared to-day THAT neither he nor his
mother knew where the elopdnG couple
we're. Il wa learned. however. that thu
last drsft from Wyiie on his funds In
Q local bank came from Cap Martin. a
French port near Monte Carlo. Friends
tried to cable him to-day, hut have
been unsbis to get any word back.
Htchhoru's funeral. took plAce this
afternoon. Rev. Roland Cotton Smith
u 81. Johns Episcopal Chusch. who
sssistsd when Hichborn was married to
I tlse woman who deserted him for m
sMaity. oflciatSd- The ssrvSses were
siusple. snd only . few Intimate friends
attended. TIE burial win be to-m6r.
row at 1fount Auburn Cemetery, Bos.
tom.
The evening world., 1912-03-28
SENT EMCE ON eRAFJEA
WHO q CITY q

A sentence Of nine months In the psn-
itentfsry was imposed BY the Justices
In tAe Court Of Special 0euinns ~
day uD6n Robert Raphaels. q real g.
tats dealer Of Ne. q west n hundred
and Ughty.th1rd street. coNvicteN Of
unlswNniy recsiving monry for tire pir-
poss of securing city puUitions for ap-
piicants Raphaeis w~s arrssteA fol-
lowing an investi0ations nv Csmmls-
The evening world., 1912-03-28
oh, How IItche6!

WHAT long. nerve-raeking days of
constant torture-what sieepIess nights
Of terrible agony - itch - itch = itch,
ssnsssnt iHch, until it seemed that |
must tsae off ms very skin-then-
Instant relief = my skin cooled,
soothed and healedi
The very first drops Of D. D. d Pre-
scription tor Eczema stopped that awful
itch instantly; yes, the very moment
D. D. D. touched the burning skin the
torture ceased. A Csc bottle proves il.
D. .. y. has been known for years as
The evening world., 1912-03-28

the only absolutely reliable eest4 70
medy, for IL washes away thed10eas1
germs and leaves the skin as clear an6
healthy as that of a child. Egg +.
Ask any druggist who is,po1ted anc
he will tell you that D. DID. PfeScrip.
ton IS Just a mild, harmless. compound
externally. not internally, used, and safe
even for the tenderest skin. So II II can't
harm you, and may cure at one with
a positive no-pay guarantee that /. will
STOP the itch tonight will any sufferet
fail TO try the remedy today
Ask your druggist. :
The evening world., 1912-03-28
LION HAD KILLED
T.R,H E WOULDHAvE
Been REALLY GREAT

Col Roosevelt was the subject to-day
In Prof. Herbert O. Lords COURSE In
Psychology at Columbia University.
Prof. Lord told his class the sx and
President was a very good
psychological study and proved him
The evening world., 1912-03-28
NE useD lux Aleo PENCIL
7 70 W6irE % WORD WILL.
Freak Document of Anna Armour
IS Plied at the Surro-
gates Office.

ne win q Anna Armour. which was
- ~ Attorney Charles Brandt Of No.
- esco0d avenue. 10 the newest
sSnaof Aocu1snt IN ths niss of the
nagsuWsSs eMcs. The viii. partly
WgoEtsa IN ink cd partly with a pencil.
~ - . plscs a cheap note pager. It
~ - esSisws:
~ Amb ARmour.
~ 10 ia~e to Harry Nesbitt
- 1noa0 y I ds and Si5o for my
eena 81 Gtons Erected M
1900 ~ Aur Ldssis Lee George
kpocteeo - ~ 10 Nsw6urg 10 his
oeotAsg 1T ths one who taxi charge
~ ~ tusnsa settle the rest.
Your
Anna r. Armour.
wttusss Mrs.. L. Lee
Nellie Callahan
Mr.. Barns.
Vs11nm OHea. an uncle Of the testa-
~. signsd me pstitien that accom-
lu1e9 ~ wtt when Il was filed to-day.
- vefettoq states that the estate ID
SsSsS ssovk -.
o9nooes JqSlos Unsss ths k.ise.
VDng0SQS. March 3s.-senator
lCeev - Tsaasssss underwent an epsr.
~G U1b~eonuss ts-dnV an1 u vHs
eOes ere now
~ - 49, s1ssvssy.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-04

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The evening world., 1912-03-29
Women's White Isle Vests & Tight
regularly SOC per Rarment. special 1t 32c

q Warmer weather calls for cooler undersarments, and the advantage
Of white Isle o. this texture is that it is not too precpitate q change
from the warmer under-apparel which one has worn during the
Winter months. The vests and tights in this sale tomorrow are
made Of a superior quality white Isle, sleeveless, or with long or
short sleeves, as desired. Tights with tight knee. REGULAR and extra
large sizes. Neck finished with mercerized crochet and draw string.
Perfect in fit, comfort, durability, style and finish.