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with the added prestige % recent events
has become more popular. Everybody IA.
been predicting q reaction and waiting Ior
/. In order 10 take hold again out the prize
has continued to advance. The rise has oeeh
.omeu,.d largely by the stronger spot eNas-
,ion and the rapidly decreasing stock AZ Ne"
York All this has been accomplished "
N. talk OF a possible squeeze In DeceInoe,.
and ,oss.bly in January cotton. me etoSA
OF uneo!S cotton IN New YORK - SAD 10 os
no. over 20 600 TO 5000 bales. the safes OF
spot cotton here during the week nave oeea
ye-y IarSe Z; Is even said that Fort NoTtn
Tex has been buying IN Ne" 1orh. anu
o,bar par,s OF the South have bid tor POI
lions OF the New York stock. The SiHhins
report on Thursday again revealed SUI pi -
,n,lv small totals east Of the MISSISSIPPI
Hivnr, especially Georgia. But after al! the
suof situation has been the most stflkihS
factor in the recent rise. WIRE the Ne" ioih
prices so much below the southern parry,
the light receipts here and the tact thas tne
revision committee has met and done NOM
ing must people profess themselves unable
u see how cotton can be brought 10 Ne"
York for delivery on contract unless prices
here mount 70 a point which Will attract
cotton from South. Meantime the difference
between December and May is gradually
narrowing. Some time ago II amounted 20
s. bale but now 4: has recently shrunk
20 almost nothing. On the other hand. Lis-
erpoo! spot sales have been small receipts
ives: OF the Mississippi have been large: ana
X lie believed that European spinners nave
been less Inclined 10 buy. having laid IN 100
corsidc-a bic supplies The buying Of act
ia, cotton has come mainly from domestic
mills The advance has been SO rapid and so
sharp that many Of the trade are now look
ing .or good reaction. The genera! sent!-
nenc, however, is more bul!!sh than It has
been FOR some time past.
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New YORK. November :.-Brasrr..ts to
morrow wG'E say:
Trade channels running full WIN %
,irr.I.ra pref~-rjrsnt and this despite wide
90 rad evidences .hss mid weather -
lar TO fullest activities IN naai ds..5srati"n.
u e. TO he noted. however. that Mid climatic
condition. az. ana have been In q h;sA de-
gree favorable 60 agricultural sad tr-uspor-
ts.ion infc~s's.
TIE strength % prsees ard 81 ternanA In
the tsrsis. trades 10 o subject OF interest
Dry r,cds sre .. sct;vs demand. though
riId weather hampers retail demand FOR
hsavy-weishf goods. Cotton soods are
strong sus print cic;hs and brown coNons
have advanced 81 price with comriesion
men Ia the yesn 'rsd~s both cotton sna
rocI-, Ifnes ar. stroas ana scf'~~ Paw
-c>i 10 IN sosas supply. IN normal demand
ars Hrrn IN rr1os
Southern trad. terds 80 isG some~hst no
. hind other sections. Real siowness 70 mani.
resfsN S-fy Of fee EyYtheae'ern points
Operations ~ 'rou srd e.~ei Inc cSrs'nBs
arfive. g net more active. mar her~t--
sTTe
IJass.ees raiS--e. 10 the Jn,;ed Siats. fsr
~ vsss wore ~ ss.i.s' - iss; week. "a
81 the ifte ~~.s % 1911. a. N sHs. NJ IN I.s
ara 10 - -.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York, November 22--Flour-F airly ac-
tive and steady. Wheac-Stesdy; No. red
I8GIs: No. northern, Duluth. s*c.
Corn-Steady at 53i.c.
Hides and Leather F!rrc- wcoi-ou!et- Pc
trolem and Rosin-Steady. TurpeHtine-
Steady: machine barrels. ioc. Rice-F1rnl
Mo!asses-Steady. Sugar-Rsw and refined.
steady Butter-Steady and unchanged
Cheese-F,r,n and unchanged. Cogee-Spot,
ste lady: Rio No. :. Ii'ac.: Santos No 4, lSi.c. {:
,r...d, quiet: Cordo. a, ls;. q 1sc. Potatoes
Steady and unchanged Caboa ges-Steady
and unch snSed. Peanuts-Steady and un-
changed. Freishts-Eesy-
Cortonseed Oh declined az the outset under
proft-takiEy and IN sympathy with lard.
bu. later developed decided frrnness in the
near positions OF active buying in the near
months. led b refners and influenced by
.he srnness in crude Closing prices were
Irregular points decline 20 advance.
Prime crude. 5.iiT5%. do. summer yellow.
s.I9Gss: November and December. 6is: Jan
uary. So. February. SO: March. s33: April.
So: May. So: prime wlnta yellow, s4S1
60. DO summer white, s5jTs.@
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IN A-Loeal-Daiiy-Ns NoW1
O:U A-Locai--Daiiy- X Sun.
Thurmonl
100 ss-Daiiy-Norfolk. old Point
- A-Locai-Daiiy-Lchb6 Lex. G 1or1A
"a "a Noon-Exprsss-Daiiy-N Old Pr
e3:S -Exprsss-Daily-Cin L'ville
fl:eo P.-Exprsss-Daiiy-Eor n. NsvA
Soc P.-Local-DaiIy-N. News. Old rent
SIS P-L0cai-Ex 6un.-0ordonsvtisA
S:X P-LocaI-Ex- eun.-LynehburS-
eco P-LimiteA-Daiiy-cin CnScaoA
I'll 90 P-Express-Daiiy-Cin bvtlIs.
TRAiNs ARRIVE RICHAOND-Loeai from
East: $40 A. n, 7:to p. u. Througa from
East: u:so A. n. 1:os p. r.. SD =. Local
from West: $40 A. Il. ssS:0 A II. and
I'm p. " Through: s:0 A. IL. ussS - Il
Jamss River Line: sss:8 4 Il. 80 2. y
s~Daiiy except sunday.
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Especial TO The Tfrnes-Dispatch-I
Williamsburg. Va. November 22.--
Seine time during Iast nigh; a thief or
thieves entered q. J. Persons garage
on Nassau Street. stealing tfcresrom
about S75 worth Of tools from the
workshop. The garage is left practi-
caIIy open all the time. and entrance
was easily effected. No clue sas left
by the thief. but at least one person
IS under suspicion
DIT. J. r. whtIey. pastor OF the
Williamsburg Methodist Church. who
bas been attending the Methodist Con-
ference In Lynchburg. has returned
home. His congregation and Tire peo-
pie generally are highly pleased that
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been returned t. this cAarss

he has been returned - this charge
another year.
Mayor u. W. warburton. who hes
been attending Q meeting OF the Scot
tar Rite Masons In Richmond since
Monday, returned to Williamsburg last
nixhf worshipful Master r. w. gait.
who also attended the meeting. IL stu
In Richmond.
City Sergeant r. D. Wilkins has
been confined to his home by sickness
FOR the past two days.
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ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO SORJCLA
Schedule IN E6ecs September -. lel1
Leave Byrd Stree: station. RichmonA IOR
SORFOLK: 800 A. IL. '9:oe p. N. '%:Ie =.
FOR LYNoHBURo AND THE WEST: N:u
A ~. go A. n. 100 r. n. - =. H
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: su:O n
~ se.s p n sll:so p = From the West:
s1-so a ~. ago p. n. bl:te p. Il. 80 =.
NJ, $50 p. n.
eD.siT. aDaiiy ex Sunaay. bsunlay only.
NJ n REYIII C. r. DOsLEY.
un.,ors ID p a. ps~hmond.
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Salisbury. ~ c.. November 22.-The
Northern Conference of the North Caro-
lima Lutheran synod met in annual SEES
sion at Troutman to-day. The open
ing sermon was preached by Rev v.
Y. Boozer. of Lexington. The CONFER
ence will have a busy session over
Sunday A large number OF mihAste's
are in attendance.
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. -. c. November E-spi-tts
TCrpen;ine-Steady at %Ac-: receipts Is
CO SKIS. Roeia-Stea6y: receipts lis barrels
Turp.ntiae-steady 10 arm at ssa4eo: &c
ceipts Il barrels.
Savannah. Ga November ..-Turpentine-
Firm a; SSI4 q SC: receipts Gos casks: ship
men;s 80 casxs: stock A.oa casks Rosin-
Firm: sales 2.sS barrels: receipts 1850 bar
refs. shipments Sss barrels: stock 1854 80 bar
reis. quote: A. y. G. d. $50.
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soUTTIERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Riohmon6
n-Follo vtns schedule aSuses Duhiiss-
"A e informs ton and not guAsAnteeds
Fer the south-Daiiy: $40 4. =. Lsess
le,~S A. u. Exprese 80 y - ExDreaA
9Th electric MShtel Sleeping Can Tor ~.
lanta ana BirminghamL us0 2. Il 0xprosA
Week Days: 800 r. u. Leeel
YORK RIVER LINZ
An p. N.-Daily-ConnsetinG TOR BAlt3.
u,ors Mon. wsA. and Friday. 60 4 N.-1x-
IN. and 3:U p. Nixon. Wed and Trtlay-
Trains ArYffvs Hiehmond
Prorn The south: &c A. II and Sc 4 -,
a.0o p T., S:eS p. n daily: 11:G Bx 0ua-
from west Point: S:ao A. Il laily: u:1 A.
Q. z BUR0Ess. d. p. 4.
n 4 Naan ST. Phors Astison m
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

tsa!es At Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va. November e. lSl2:
Report Of the live stock market ior ths
week ending November IS 1914
Beet steers. I97nc.: medium TO gooo. eA0
SIC: common to fair. ~ Csc: pest heHefA
81, &C.; medium to good. &7sY6c; common
70 fair 81 q &C.: best cows ~ Q6c.: medium
to good. 81 gee; common to fair. ~ &c.
best oxen. b9S71c.: medium to sood. ~ @
4ac.: common to fair. sh q 4c.. bulls. ~ Q
ixc.: best calves. Sgshc: fair to good. S9
cj2c: dicks :g6c. Cow. and calves. $3o@eOo %
per head. Best heavy hogs. S4skc: light
hcgs 7a7sc.: shoats and pigs. GO 61sc; sows
and stags, 5@7c.: best lambs. 81 &c: me
dun, to good. SO SIC: common 10 tair' shQ
4l4e.; best sheep. 4a41sc.; common to fsar'
&c, SIC.
New York November 2-Beeves-Steers
slow but steady. Bulls and fat cows firm to
TO- higher: other COWS steady. Steers. A!o q
90: cows, s275 aS0G CaiveVSready: veais,
s. s1q Il %: culls. s597o0: barnyard calves.
S45na47e: yearlings. Na+0 sheep and
I.ambs-Sheep SLOW. barely steady lambs
steady TO 1ec. lower sheep ewes. s25o9+0:
culls. s29..sS; lambs. s.. $3.50; culls. $40
5 o.. Hogs-Lower at E.so9s10: pigs. 20c
lower at E.D@1S.
Chicago. ILL., November 2.-Cattle-Steady
Beeves vS91o50: cows and heifess. $2.7s9
: 20: calves. ss6OG100o, Hoss-Weak and
largely &C. lower. Bulk OF sales S.60a!.S
SI-ee p-SiorT. mostly 1oc. lower at $3.50 ~:
lambs s5.JI7.A
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Change u Schedule
cwr.spraxr AVID ONO aAnwa,

Effective November ~. local train
from Old Point and Newport News VIII
arrive " chmcnJ s:4s A. " daily. IN
stead Of $40 \. N: through train from
IN. We. arriving Richmond see r. ".
daily, instead of 2;se r. " James Rive
train arriving Hichrond s:ie r ~.
instead Of s:ie r. " daily. Nc change
IN other trains
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COTTON MARKETS.

New YORK. Eovernhe- --Whiie sorle~h a:
Irregular the cotton Tlarke: showed a gen
..a..y upward tendency to-day and closed
arm a. = ne; sa!n o! Is points central
se!t trade paper published q crop es;irna te
Q: Is-5x 90 bales wAdlch appeared 10 De a
rector on TIE Opening advance. ard ngTn"--
Gus reports were received here during the
afternoon to TIE effect that the crop had
been picked a1a gated with unus-a. rapid
fly.
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u. R,cA.seA ssse Of A. o. Aasiy. = 2. =
Law NsWpeSt HsWS-.......---.-.-...e9
Copnecss with main IiD0 seeomsrs leevtoe
Norsolk sos Hs~ York daily. except Sueoay.
S:So p = Connections esse moos y
~ Rv. p r. and c. q O. RI. q =. y
N.sSs H. sseaD>ru SOP ss CIassmoes -
lanI er receive pasDeneerS On sa0DaL ana W.
BE- met ~ public conveyeoeo
800 u',-ysm~s Rsver ~ Daylight fse
Nerse;S ana OsA YeisG Nswpors Nswc osS
Al Ja0so River leading sseaoer tSevss
VeoAay, Wednesday aed Frsoey %
= F~Siah; recefve1 for al Ssmes "~
sgaaa, Madison ~
u.sn Ty~kes o6yce "a = 0eeo sssUs6
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER q, 1917
ARRIVED.

Of sNVk SSs3-
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. ruer-
cna..aise and passengers. oia Dominion Line.
steamer Aurors. Fvrmaa. Petersburg and
lame. River landings. merchandise and pas
<.ng.rs. Furn.sn Lane.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. msr-
chansIse and passenger Old Dominion Li,e.
steamer Poeahon-ss. Graves. Norfolk anc
Jsna,s River landings. meTcha nc.se and pas
,.urers Virginia Navigation Co
steamer Aurora. FgTrnsn. Petersburg sud
lanes River landings. u,srohandisc and pas
seHFe!s, F.rIran Line
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago Ill. November 22-ArseDtine ana
domestic conditions proved more insuent!a!
than news to-day in wheat. which IA
3sh isGi.c Of The outcome in corn was the
same as as. night to &c. down. and for oats
unchanged 20 a shade advance. Provisions
varied rom the level o. twenty four hours
before 20 - 20 c0c- decline.
Leading futures TO-DAY ranged as follows:
oneu Ia,
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DRy Coopc MARKET

New York, November Z.-The cotton goods
and cotton yarns markets were very strong
with a rising tendency. Wool markets were
Arm and China WOODS have reached record
pricc. silk markets were steady.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

(R.ported by Rodgers. McCsbe & Coz
Petersburg Va, November 2-Peanucs.-
Spaaish-Na-xet unsettled. Farncrs span
ish. 81 Is per oUsheI: No. ] sheI!ed, Spanish.
"a, u 5isc. per pound: No. sheIIed, Spanish.
e.. per pound v.rsinias--Narket nrm;
fancy Jumbo. 3%c. per pound: fancy hand
picked s,zc. per pound: extra prime. enc.
per pound: prime. &c. per pound: machine
picked. a 3l.c per pound: Smelling stock.
cisc per pound.
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
1sii., ad Of tie S0usA.

ss'lst 40 OF tc0 SO0SA
EFFECTIVE OCT. & 1Sz1
TRAINS LEAVE EIcHaOED DAlL1.
For Florida and South: SIS L. eoA
go p. ". 90 A. IL
For Norfolk: 80 A T.. 3:e p l.. S:1e =.
For n. W. Ry. wet: SIS A. r.. - 4.
n 100 r. n. 80 p. u
For Petersburg: l:ee 4 =. e:x 4 -
Az A N e-a0 A n, $50 A. T.. So p. u,
40 P. n, Go p. n, SO p. Il, 80 p. u.
li:Is r. n
For GolAsooro ana Fayetteville: '1:1o p. II
Trains arrive Richmond deay: 80 a -
ga A n. Io:.s A. n, Isl A. Il: ss1e:S \
81 81: 20 A. NJ s2:Io p. n, ssI:W r. u. Sc
p n S:S p NJ, S:Se r. n. 800 r. Il. u:So
r. Il
except Sunday ~6unday ooU.
Time Of arrival and departoss eod eoD
oec,.ons 40: GSaran1eeA
. G a CAMPBELL. q. p A. = Vain 81
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New York
Stock Market

New York, November GIN re-
eponse to prof taking sales follo~ins
vest erdays rise and some selling %
London, stocks weakened to-day. ihs
opening was lower. and prices easeo
an In the morning. Trading fell OH u
nominal proportions in the last H.I
of the day. and prices virtuSSiy
at a stancstill London selling was re
parded as the strongest event Oh '"s
day. oo
=, IA estimated that 10000 20 -s;oo'
sh.r.s were sold here by Lohoo"'
which had been recently repui
American securities sold al 'he -
break of the Balkan war. iiaS
wss attributed TO the break IN tho
naace terms. For time io-aas
,here was some buying by tA.'defS' WIZ
,ook he ground that strong influences
aligned on the bull side were ieSpoi.a
sihie for yesterdays uptufh.
having was more than onset =! Hf
dstion sales and London seiiihS:
latter being the most effective IN 49,
Pacific, Reading and tfnais
Copper Losses were restf'cteu ~ Ia
tions in most cases Sai'ai
declined TWO points r5
The bond market was quiet anu
irregular
New York. November 22.-M9Aey On
csu firm, 4s.d6 per cent; ruiIhs To-
and closing bid. 50, offered at o. inns
aasy. sixty days. per cent
ninety DAYS. So. six months "a >i
RI. mercantile paper. per ceh',
S,srHng exchange flrm. with ac'"'i
hns,ness in bankers bills AT S4'soe' ,or
sixty.day bills and at si.s5 for de-
600 commercial bills. si.se5e. bar
silver, 90. Mexican dollars, 4s.'
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Quotation. 20. ia,eres,-pay.ng bonds are a.
q p-!ce 70 which Interest G1usc be added.
Income bonds and certificates o: :adested-
ness are fat
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- 0-.rsa- Seva--Bs - .r'..ta- r..frrs.
sFr--E '-ssSv. g. -aHsEaf p rr.--s 81. 30
g1rt sGt'sr Tie ..nsn w-s s-rsSy e. -..
sE-r-~r ~ ftFE rgir-s ss.1E Fs..ra= s.r-E.
-~'f1l-s ~. -a'ss ~ ~ spot - ba. =
~ 80 20 s---'n C.rsIux satgT~- SsTrar
hsr. -. Dsrs-uhsr IgE. Ia-sa. --r
VAR. -; We. q - Jay. ~
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This market grades hay IN accordance
with the National Hay Association.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MAKKEJ.

E:rHrao-d. Va. November =. !2i-
u0LIsNr.E QUOTATIONS. on CHANGE
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yIruyo~D NAY wAKKET.

q. s-asaE. Va. Nos~rnber .. iFr
..- e-s.-r ~. tho asp'at!ous On the Reh. :
--.r-s 81. HsNrFasEs:
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p,cvMoyp STOCK MARKET.

By Richard ". MauEy. .,
....,, s,5 Bond Broker. lois E. Main street.
Richmond. Va. Noveinb~ = ISL
erc,-p,r1es Bid, Asked.
,-, es Old c and R. 1884,. s.
Nlk!H.a -. e Ind 2 I2aI.. stss
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0EAlss,. ND AIR LINE
..~nound ,xaIps schedu.sd 10 Leave Rich
moo1 AMY: ss0s A E--Loe. to NoraaN
I-oO p M-slsepers and coaeheA As'saba.
a,~r,o.nam Savannah. Jacksonville An
X-SIe,o ers and coaches. JackoonvtIie
n 1 p. N-Slsspsrs and eaae pee. At.en.A
1irminRham. AsmDhia Sortneeano Is1eS
SSH,,i.A 20 arrive N Rschmon0 daily:
- n Il, 81 4 L.. So p. Il. - =. H
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soc- co-:-a closed Steady. -a.G5rInS u7-
500. iEe9. -n!9S,'-x ~sH I:s: sales =.
hf'ss
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Car. leave Manchester. Seventh and .'sEf3
s,reeta for Petersbure:
..s:I. =. T. .. - 10 r. Il
ii:oo p. Il ter Chester. i1:oo midnight tos
e.. ,.sy. pe.er.ours, foot Of Sycamore
~ s.a ..7:,s. T:H s:H. -. s1s:A. Ms
~: IFS - rs. ?:E. HI. 'A4. S:W' -
az s.1. s:Ss. $500 II:to p. II
.n.,ry-Ex sundays and ho;ilaye
Carries baggage ana exDrese
ssTIm.,ed-Except Sundays ana holtdsya
All care from Petersburg connect "'1S
cara for Richmond
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARkEr.

Richmond, Va, November e, lA2.
Following are the quotations the Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange
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Total sales for day. 2ia+o shares
Total sales for week cave days.. lS'Ss" shares
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BROWN SHIPPING
The evening world., 1912-01-31
A Glimpse
Into the
N. Y. Shops

THE ions-continued vogue OF veilea
effects IL promised for snother
1 season and the silk warp pine
apple cloth 70 very pretty for this pur-
pose. Beautiful striped effects are Do
Ing offered ct Si.N. The material 10 u
inches wide.
Corded fabrics will bo very popular
during the 1912 season. A novelty tissue
IN this line OF goods Is rs inches Wide
and can be had In stripes and checks.
among which tho fashionable black and
white effects are prominent ut I: cents
. yard.
The new Windsor ties arc In stripes
and have . two-inch plain border at the
ends. They are very attractive and sell
at rs cents.
Quilted china silk, In dainty colored
designs are 80 inches wide and Sic a
yard.
cbiidren's sweater suits. consisting OF
sweater, trou.er iegg1ns and a cap In
Knitted wool, arc now reduced TO 81. 10.
They can be had in rod. green or tan.
In the soft. light weight but warm An
cora they are $50.
chndren's sweaters at % cents are
.xcelIent value. Gray Angora mittens
,or children are now being sold at 4!
cents. .
COW Portable rompcrs for these cold
Az. are OF woollon goods in small gray
maids. Red plpings and gilt button;
.rora AN attractive trimming. and they
sell at $50
The reason Cor fancy balls Is now a
hand and one prominent shop II cater
In. 20 these functions by making to or
aer fancy costumes 70 crepe paper
Anong he models II a daisy dress mad
~, in green, " hite and yellow profusel,
d.corated with daisies This stractiv,
dress Is marked 'lt9
nh. woman who desires to appear Il
.treet gosI can orde- an ermlno cos
,,ne. the coat. cap. mum and skir
stimulating this fur. for si0.s9.
p,errot suit In white. with tho frllli
4, red, Is S12.so.
In the art embroidery department
,,,ev .ro selling waist .engths stampe,
nm handkerchief linens at N.%. and tn
..,..Iadles are very T.. In giving valu
ab,s suggestions as to smbrolderin,
save.
R.yer jabots stamped on hne white 0
oo,orod linen are % cents.
With the present vogue OF sashes tn
SASH pin is in demand. and those In tn
elo,sonne are popular on account o
,he,r delicate colorlngs. They can b
had at % cents
Foy the n~ewlyweds there Is an ex
%oulsite little butter dish in silver with
removable glass inner dish. It Is in tn
shape Of a shell. and the cover lifts b
sprins. The dish. including . smA
butter knife. u $50
The evening world., 1912-01-31
His Impression.

FUDGE BEN u. LINDSEY. attending rom.
ans suffrage At Albany. said of 20 oppo-
reut'
He objects because he mIsundrrsisnds His
description Of woman's suffrage Is about % wise
and accurate y ths little boys description Of the
Easter arcus elephant.
This little boy. ssens an elephant for IN,
fnt tina on EAstG Monday. shouted:
"'oh. pop. look ~ the big COW with b,f
horns IN her mouth eating hsy WITH Au tai, -
Washington star.
The evening world., 1912-01-31

The Regular FeIler Sticks to his
Friends .phen he Doesn't Need their
AID, and Keeps AWoy from Them
tphen he Doesi
We Can Cover Up u Trait from
Everybody except Ourselves!
n Past Is as Dead as a Mackerel IN
a Barrel, but thu Present IL . f'sn
Fighting for the Baltl
You can't Keep on Coastins withou'
ORA sstng tho Sod Uphill Again!
The only Dwelling on tho Past thats
Worth While Is the klnd We lnoulge
IN when we Come Upon some Little Ola
withered Flower stuck away IN Q BOOK
back In the Flown Years!
The Cheerfulness that must be "Cui-
,,yated. always Looks Like the Hot
House stun TO US!
lOV OF 1ooA 'H.s
Turned Loose from Hospitals To-Day
ui,hout a Sou Markes In their Nan
keens-and this time Next Year a Lot
y, Them will be D!sh!ny Out that Laugh
Number!
Virtue Is It's Own Reward-but SOME
body has got to Build UP the Kitty!
The Tall Cactus Is Full OF Fel!ers who
| Fled from Phantoms!
we have TO Watch Ourselves mort
Carefully when we're On Velvet tina
ne do chen pe're Hitting ne Hort
Spots!
The Lady fortune mag be a F!lFta
tious Flapper. but she objects to bsinI
Chucked Under the Chin and Called
ChxSsn'
The evening world., 1912-01-31
DARNTON.

This unknown author. who has sprung
up so suddenly. cannot, even by the
longest stretch OF the Imagination. be
considered a near relation OF the Span
Ism onion. He has wit. cleverness. and,
most of all. hat rare quality known as
the light touch" It is go light, in
fact. that It may rise above the or
binary theatregoer. but It Is bound to
find appreciation somewhere. And the
Gaiety Theatre II a good place in which
TO settle any argument there may be
ON he question.
"Oficer 6GG' may sound like a badge
Of courage. but. unlike the loudsome
play at the New Amsterdam. It has
nothing to DO with Law and order. a
young an Is so rich that he loads
himself up with hlsh-prjced paintings.
while all the time his one idea OF ar:
Is the living picture OF a girl he has
seen eating grapefruit without any
thing to protect her beautiful blue eyes.
He comes back from Egypt SO full OF
her that he can't think OF anything
else. and ',efore he realizes that Fate
Is on the job and ready to deliver the
goods ~ his door he finds himself
blinking at tho tailor-made vision,
Helen comes In carrying her grape.
what she likes and likes what she orders
Al, ,aaI mama nut sha dnoap't 1,nu
The evening world., 1912-01-31
Restaurant Advertising.

,.VVyAiTER." gn'nhlsd a customer. II should
M Ike to know the meaning VI Thu. ye.
w tsrdsy was ,sred with a portion N
pudding twice this size"
"Ivdsed. SIR itjoiued the waiter. "whsr
DID you Atf'
BY the window"
"Oh. that accounts for II. We away, give
,hs people w the window large ~rortions ~ an
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