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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-14
Ancient Election Customs.

No complaint with regard 10 undue
Limitation of polling time was posi-
BILE in the old British parliamentary
days. The danger was that polling
might be prolonged for fortnight or
month. Drastic action to bring the
poll to close once provoked a 1iot
in TIE Westminster division OF I'm
don, At the general election that g.
gan on April 25, 1741, the two vest
ministerial candidates We're on me
fifth day of polling well ahead; but an
opposition party Of electors approach
ing the hustings in great force, TIE
high bailiff (who favored the n.inis-
terialists) declared that he fea~ad a
riot, and closed the poll The bafted
voters rioted and the military ~ers
called out. The high bailiff had after
ward to apologize on his knees to the
speaker and pay q heavy fine.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-14
TO INDUCE PROPER SLUMBER
Careful Preparation for Repose. ard
a Quiet Mind, Are the M ain
Qualifications.

A w2r sh0H'd maize his toilet as
carefully for going TO oed as for the
business Of tie day.
Certain pi.ysicI things are con
duc-Fe to sleep. such as plenty OF
sect, outdoor air, the absence OF
noises, OF lghts and Of bad doors.
and above ali a feeling OF tiredness.
There are also certain mental ard
spiritual preparations.
To be intensely interested in any
thing is fatal to sleep; SO also are
the memory of ranking failure,
plan-making, rroblem-solving, appre
rension, shame and remorse.
The soul must take off it's inter
estedness as the body must remove
its vestments
Passions Of any kind, craving end
all heats are against sleep.
One is very fortunate who has a
habit of prayer, for there is nothing
can still the soul like purging the
conscience before God; and cares,
pricking annoyances, breads. and all
mental tensions can be remedied In
no way more satisfactorily than by
letting the consciousness of God WASH
the soul.
A sense of friendliaess and peace to-
ward the Infinite is the surest medi.
cine for sleep.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-14
FORFEITURE NOTICE

Denver, Colorado, May 26th, 1913.
. DR.. o. w. MURPHY;
YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
tnat have expended during the year
5l2, Two Hundred Dollars (SZO0. 0O in
..bor and improvements upon the
'ARADOX Placer Mining Claim, and
n PARADOX ANNEX Placer Mining
lain, Icing contiguous claims, situate
4 l. WEIR UNION Mining District,
c ear Creek County, Colorado, the
!. cation Certificate of which is found
record in Book I3l, Page 500, i'll the
flee OF the Recorder of said County, il
fder to hold said claims under the pro
Gsons of Section 1894 of the Revise,
tatutes # the United States. and the
amendment thereto approved January
2, 1880. concerning annual labor npof,
mnIng claims, being amount required
o hold said placer mining claims fo
he period ending on the 3lst day o.
december, A. d. 1912. And if. within
inety days from the personal service OF
MS notice, or within ninety days afte
he publication thereof. you fail or re-
use to contribute your proportion OF
said expenditure rs a Co owner, which
am unts to One Hundred Dollars (SI0O,
your interest in the claims will become
he property of the subscriber. your CO.
iwner, who has made therrequired ex
penditure, by the terms of said SecJion.
GEO. G. BAKER.
First,Pub. June 7, last, Sept. I3.
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SHt RI, F'S SALE.

BY VlR UE of c rtain writ of ex-
ecu ion issued out OF the Clerk S office
of the Di~TTlGr Court of Ell PASO
County, State Of Color do, and to me
directed, whereby am commanded to
make the a'Hmgunt of a certain iudg-
ment recently obtained against George
p. Goldacker and Mrs. Emile S. Col
dacker am lo favor of W. Arthur Per-
kins for the sum OF $500. 90 damages
and Sl4l Il costs and accruing costs, |
have levied "a on the following described
property, to wit:
The MAiER Placer, Survey No.
l7o62, N uusuh-diVlded Township 3,
South Rauer "A W, situated in Lincoln
Mining DlstrcL More fully described
in Patent Record o. lap, page 1856 in
the RECORDS Of Clear Creek County,
tate Of Colorado.
THEIR F RE, according to said com
mand, ! Shall expose for sale at public
e due to the high st and best bi der
or ca h, thr above described proper v,
IN MOND Y the 14th day of JULY,
A ID. 1913, at the hour of II O'Clock
A. M. of said day, at the trout Door OF
the Post Office at Idaho Springs in said
County and state.
Dated at georgetown, Colorado, this
lth day OF June, A. ID. 1918.
ALBERT r. S RAUB,
Sheriff or lear Creek County, Colo
First Pub. June IA, 1918.
Last Pub July ), 1913.
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Its Gender.

A somewhat angular, severe-loohng
spinster was standing on the station
platform outside mail coach, inspect
ing with undisguised curiosity the in
genious net arrangement which is able
to sweep in mail bags while the train
is in swift motion.
as she working all right?" asked
one of the officials.
aye. aye, Bill" replied his mate,
when suddenly the lady touched him
on the shoulder.
why do you call it 'she'" she III
quired, as usual athirst for infornia-
ton.
because, madam, its mail
catcher" replied the courteous official.
And the sniff of the angular spinster
almost drowned the shrill whistle of
the engine, then preparing to move on.
London Answers.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-14
olC-Ti.s.ER RAISES A War
: '.f-"1ta - Eisir1 Generation p~'
o.. a. ,usy We're Tacassuos
Te1r5 Aeo.

3'e.. Erza -ntar
-sl' N we es. taIr-f gont
s'' s To
-v
-roJ,ef. eaa rr
. Lc-- sni
las t. -rs se .a
and i ~ N-
for ti:; T oy
up early .:.l tH.l Il is
curry the hoses I'D MI
and carry in LHe 15r'd S5t @le..
insulted at the s'se-esiea taI3
look after the fnrA'ee CT aHw
lawn. Father egt a jo5 Is 81. =,
vacation aud worked afz head
Son expects TO so ca Hpl,- ia
summer, and its much t.3 hot
him 20 do anything except play ten,
Father got his spenaing money
earning it, and his Christmas pres.
We're tippets and Inii ems that Ia;
mother knitted, and Iayhe a home
made SLED. Son has an allowance. an,
his list OF Christmas presents couots
up in real money to q scandalous hs
ure.
Father made his success by being
thrown on his own resources and be
ing forced to hustle, says the Kan
sas City Star He is doing everything :
possible TO prevent son from making
a success ~ coddling him and keep
ing him from developing any of the
qualities that make a successful man
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-14
EesourcefuI Editor.

The late General Booth" said a
salvation Army official of New York,
often used to urge the down and
outer to cultivate the quality Of re-
sourcefulness.
He would illustrate this quality by
the story of a resourceful western
editor, who found one night that he
had neither advertisements nor copy
FOR his third page. The page accord
tnglv appeared blank, with a note in
small type at the top:
This space will be useful for the
children to write upon. New York
TIi1Ene.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1913-06-14
FORFEITURE NOTICE
Denver. May 21st. 1913.


To 4. J. A Hara:
You are hereby notified that have expended
during the year 1911 and 1872 the oil 500 for
each and every year in labor and Improvements
upon the Golden Jewell lode, situate in the
jackson and Ohio Mining District, county Of
lear creek, State of Colorado. of which the Ger
tifcate OF location is found OF record IN book II
and page 1l3 OF the Recorder of said county. In
order to hold said claim under the provision o.
section 1924 Of the revised statutes Of the United
States and the amendment thereto approved
January y, 1880 concerning annual labor upon
mining claims. being the amount required to
hold said lode for the periods ending on the 3ist
day Of December A, ID. lglf and the 3lst day OF
December 1912. And, if within ninety days from
the personal service Of this notice or within
ninety days after the publication thereof, you
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion o.
such expenditure as co-owner, your interest IN
the claim viii become the property of the sub
scriber, your co-owner, who has made the
required expenditure by the terms Of said
section. MARY X. LEWIS
Subscriber
First Pub. May Path, 1913
A Last Pubug 23 1913
The evening world., 1913-01-09
ARREST MAN IN $250,000
SWlNOlE OF FOREIGNERS,
Say Head of Fraud Insured Ficti-
tious Persons, Then Collected
Death Benefits. Etc.

CINCINNATI. Jan. "a man giving
ITO name OF Harry Nokol.e was arrest
Cd here yesterday and IS being held by
the police on suspicion OF being con-
nected with a gigantic swindle of for
eisners during the last two years. The
police say that more than szo,oO ha
been realized as the result OF the
swindle,
~ Is alleged by the police that the
principal In the swindle. besides dealing
In stocks and bonds on which he realized
heavily from foreigners who had no,
been In this country long. was the
agent OF the Greek Catholic Union. an
insurance company. with headquarters
At Homestead. Pa.
The police also say that he organised
gang. Insured fictitious people. pay
ing the assessments on these for nve
or six months and then turning. In q
report OF their death. The certificates
Of death. burial and the undsrtakss
were forged and. presented TO the. ,cdi.-
pany. who Immediately paid the insur.
ence. - ~ AZ. ~.
The evening world., 1913-01-09
Kurt Schindler's
SckOLa CuatOrum
~ IN Fine Concert
~ GYLVESTER RAWLLNC.

NUHr SCHNEIDER IL to be
IN iClaskSd Tor one Of the most de-
- n&hkfua Nfosicai evenings OF the
eoee staSon In New York. Al Car
49, Hall last night with me aid Of
- 11acDowsil Chorus Of mis- own
y0pA4 CAntcrum. the Barrere-Ensembie
09A6 orchestra Seiectsd. from the
y0oeeny Society. and Anna Case and
- oily OF the Metropolitan Opera
ooeny. a. soloists, he presented what
~ - has called "a unique programme
notsetinG the development Of opera
- ,ths madrigai to the masterwoks
~ 0oudk" II must have cost him great
aoef 70 prepare and TO rehearse. but
- - the satisfaction Of knowing that
weFk was appreciated by . large
ooole9oA which. might wdL,havs been .
wdA4 onA Where were the followers
HAeA Musical Art Society7 NJ. schind-
80 snesrDsiss 'dessrve6 thsir united
0oUost. =" -. * nj. -
3apsandrs. ssrigs,o's Tho oosslS Of
QesWomAn Bissch!ng ~ the, Brook" .
aeesixtAenth century. ma drdgAl. ives the
As4!nx numesE with II Is interviewer
A~osctsatns folk cong THAI the Mad
noE hOlr nrst. suags'aldne. The COM
opayon 1waA worth whiis4. for. It's In
tHAstc beauty. and. II served to show
tas admirable qualities OF the chorus
WIN N fresh voices and It's fine bal
ancs. Then followed. two scenes from
orasios Agents. COMEDY ,Y'af Arts"
three scenes from Adriaho Banchierd's
sT'oolish Old Age" and the lament
ftcm. Claudio Mohteterde's "Afiana''
yAch. Tacticaily. maskei' the 'beEi,nins
a. opera, as We understand 1t &c day.
2EAhissArss Case sang the sole par.
1Afmins1y. - -, e., -, (,
Henry. Purcell. the seventeenth cen.
ttfyt HrelIshm was'irecosnized mex.
6SsSlenss from his King .Arthur..'. suns
for the first time in America. For
Pelodious quality and musicianship they
1uify upheld the composers great repu-
tstipp. It's's far cry from him to Ell.
GaI and tho depths have been reached
since his time: but II 10 refreshing &c
recall that England was not always al
the rear OF the musical procession. Here
az English. and right worthny he bore
himself in Let not a moon-born eli
mislead ye." His dlction was clear: hli
~Hurry, hurry on exceptionally wei
expressed. Miss Case again was happy
- a friendly spirit and every word she
sAng. was clearly understood. II she
made "venus' TO sound "Venis." who
that has heard IN German the variations
upon the pronunciation OF ''Siegfried.'
or in French. Louise" shall pause &c
auibble7
Jean-Baptiste Lully was Represented
BY an excerpt from his THE Upstar'
0entlenran." which, gave Dinh Gipy an
ether opportunity and In which tn,
chorus distinguished itself, By rs .'Allaf
sc1kbar" In the nnal scene from Jean
PHILIPPE Rameau's 'Hippo1yte ant
Ar3cia" George Barrers played the nut,
oblSGato beautifully. Miss Case haf
another chance in an aria from Andr,
Daican Philidor's "Ernelinde." ant
D4nhi Only in the Temple scsne from
Chrtstoph Wilibald Won Gluck's al
Ssste." The concert was brought TO al
enA with tho hnA advertisement an,
The evening world., 1913-01-09

choruses from Jean-Jacaues Rousseau's
The Village Soothsayer." Of whom Mr..
SCHNEIDER says, Few know that Rous-
seau. the great philosopher and revolu-
tionary. was also a musician II sent
mind.
Carl Deis was the organ accompanied
and he. and Mr.. Ronchi played the
pianos arranged to sound like harpsi-
chords. Mr.. SCHNEIDER had copied all
the compositions from old manuscript
and printed scores and arranged them
for modern production.
The evening world., 1913-01-09
NOTE THIS GREAT LIST OF
? SALE VALUES IN
BOYS CLOTHING & FURNISHINGS

Boys Suits--.Norfoik and Double
Breast Navy Sergos. tan and brown
Corduroys. also fancy Cheviots-
many Of the mixtures have extra
trousers-7 to II years specialist. DS
Boys ,Overcoats-3 to 10 years.
Navy Mcltons and CheviOt
Overcoatings n popular twills and
Boys Ovegcoats-il to II yrs
Cheviot Overcoatin gs-tan. gray or
brown fancies-plain or belted-
three-quarter or full length
values 10 to'%' '''''''''''.'.''.... BIDS
Boys Flannel Blouses-tan, gray.
navy. also madras, percaie and
Eden cloth--+ to 10 yrs--value GO. 40
Boys Laandered shirts-plain or
ieated-neat stripes and figlres-also
white-i2is to II neck-vai. .ss..... 90
BOYS Flannelette Pajamas-pink or
blue stripes-with and without
silk frogs-t TO Is yrs.-vaL 81. 10
The evening world., 1913-01-09
NOTEWORTHY SPECIALS IN
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS

70 TO u inch All Wool SuitinSs--
SerF "a. PanamAs and Plalds-
broken assortment-were B.. 80
"a inch All Wool Boucls. suitipgs-
cheNot finish-,bsst colbrs-vql. 20 40
"a inoh Plaid Pack and Bouels ..
C1oakings-se50 quality
clearance ,'',."."..... ]. 90
&c inch SiIk and Who'll chAfmsuss I
pc Laine-Etreet ana evening
90 inch Fancy suitinss-Oxfora gray, ,
With pin strEpes--Value 80. -. I'D
"a ,nch All Wool Storm and French
seress-navy. mems wear blue and
biack-worth Sl.2b.,,...,....,.::.... .OS
40 inch Crepe Metsors-desirNkI
light and dark colors, also black
reg. zoo quallty',',',.......,. I'D
II inch Crepe de Chine-whits. cream,
evening shades, also navy, taupe
and black-special va!ue.........,l 30
IS inch Mesa lines-soft finish-light
and dark eolors-!ncludiug black
value w. '''''''''''''''''''''''.' .7O
Yard WIDE silk Poplins-soft and
lustrous--liGht and dark colors-
also black-value .8........,...l... al
Satin Foulards-polka dots and
flgures-navy. black, brown and
Copenhagen-value .9S..,,,....,.... IN
Yard Wide ChanEeable Messalines- .
desirable colors-soft finish
value .W........ ..............'....... 90
M Mail n, T>l>ckcu> N~A>.
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NOTE THIS GREAT iUrop
SM1 VALUES N 4
BLANKETS AND HANNWG 4,

Cotton Flsscs Orb Dlanlset
D D.,;. s;S:nS: S,ss Es y: aEa
Cotton Fleece B,anN sts-whitS ssA y
colors-SOr email and y sl.s hs4se
California Wool Bisnksts-:.whits. %
S.d.N.isswhsr. NO.. Ian. asis' No
Heavy Cotton Fleece Blankets-wN1tS
present. pre- pro: az. ''.'Ss:. s.,. Ai;ss
snk Dmhd Baby F1apnsis-4lsbarntSlv
sm6d-H. 8. and scallopsd-
ELSEWHERE u.O. .."........s...'s... -
Wool Wash Flsnnsls and hssvy GOTTEN
Shiftings-odd lot and coios0-
val. - 30 - ots... IN
- Rem nants Of ff~sSs
CANTON AND DOMEf FLAd(02D
Ties thAn wholesale pracNT
The evening world., 1913-01-09
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
WASH DRESS FABRICS!

Kimono chaliies--florai and PseuAaa
desisns-res. 1h..,.."'''.ss.p.,a u
oulian. and Ps.ehwork cMiIss "a :,
were sh....'.'....;''. ~'''.'''.s.;.lYN
Robe Flanns,sttss-sood assortmsni.s
Of pretty designs-worth S.i'.s M
F1esey Outing ylannsls-pipks. sad =
blues-rsg. 7x'''''',''',, ''''''i''''.n!A
Novelty Drsss OinghAma-fspayJ 49,
seersuckss stylss-vorth ,lo...... -
Dotted Habutinss--sof s,lsy faSrtuss.,
street and svsniag ahsdss- W..
elsewhere 'ls,''''i''' ''...'s'",'t.., -
SIX Mixed Shantuuss-sustrous fiu1dA.
light AID dssk-spseasl....,..'..,.t>1A
Black Drsss 1ssssns-rich ,ustrs-S =.
worth ,.N.s.s.'''''''''.''... IA
s2 inch-f8sst American Dress
0inGhAms-wonderful AsostmmDS
elsewhere .Av...."...,""..s..ss -
The evening world., 1913-01-09
SALE, SPECIALS IN
LACES, SCARFS AND SHAMS
cMBR0 lDERIES, MEMS WEAR

10 TO 2e-inch Emb'dy ouncines-
Nainsook and cAnnbric-dainty Or
elaborate--reg. 30 and .O.......... 20
inssrtions-,insn. also msrcsrissd
cotton-reg. .es...........Jan. Sale 1T
Scarfs and Shams-H. s. or lace
trim'd cdge-some emb'd styles.
others with inscrtions-reg. ~. "a
Mems Cambria Might shirts-N inches
cut out sck--novslty braid on front
silk froEs-ali sises to % neck
sell for A................Jan. Bale 81
Mems Pure SILK Shirts-Heavy
Quality-white and colored Grounde-
some show satin stripen-soft,
turnback cuffs-perfect workmanship
from wei, known maksr-
The evening world., 1913-01-09
NOTE The PINE LIST o.
SALE VALUES m
TABLE LINENS TOWELS
%. TOWEuNCS

Pure Linen Table DAmasks-- Il
to 70 in.-fuily bieaohsd--rsg, ~ st
Linen Dinner Nspkins-fuu II inch
Desirable pattsrns-valus os.i0.. 4 "a
90 70 " inch Table Damashs-
bicachsd and unblsachsd-rsg. - I'D
utnch Msrcsrtssd Damasks-
Spots. Daisy. Clover and other
dssixns-<b ct. quality............. rs
Satin pamssk Napkins-so-i noh--
full bleAohed-beauMful patterns
reg $s'ss dozen. ..................2s6%
Hem'd or Hemstitched Cioths-
Austrian make-large-reg. n. 70. 1 .O6
Bleachsd Turkish Towsis-c0xtt-
frnKed-worth .H................... ia
LINEN Huck rowels--2ixSs--damas
bordsrs-wrsath for initial--shslI.
ascAllop ends-reg. .H............... 81
~ S6tched Damask ToweIs-
extra heavy...fiTd and stripe centre.
23xt0-reg. 80. ....................... AZ
Linen Huck Towels-damask figured
csntres-sxtrs size and quality
Nx1-reg. .B............ 90
Bleached Turkish Wash Cloths
H hommed-re8. 6......,.........3 for 10
l7-inch Barnsisy Towel,ings-
blsaohed-also Slass chscks-rsG. 10 ~
The evening world., 1913-01-09

Long and short Nalnsook Slips
also gowns-bishop and yoke
Long Nainsook Slips-iace and
emb'y trim-reg, .H............... 81
Nainsook snps-iacs, smb'y and
hemstitching-reg. .be.............. al
Babies Long Nainsook Dresses
lace and emb'y trm'd-
t1md skirts-reg. .79..........." .67
Infants' Fine Lawn Dressas-yokes
with handstitchinR or Madeira
emb'y-trim'd skirts-res. ei3S.... 1T
Christening Sets-Dress and Skirt
deliberately trimd-reg, N@.."..2.47
Babies White Lawn and Nainsook
Dressss--yoke, French ana Russian
neat styles-to yrs.-res. b.. al
rha'nbray, bingham and Percale
Dresses for uttlo children to 8 yrs :.
Russian and French-yalue 3d." ~
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NOTE THIS GREAT LIST o.
SALE SPECIALS. N ~
WHITE GOODS

20 inch L0nsdale Cambrios--oAmbriq and
nainoook finish--vAlus I'm 4 ~ IN
. inch White Cambrio--stronsiy woven
--smboth finish-vRlue IL. Jan. Sale Ok
Yard Wide Msinsook-soft nns:EiS M
20 inch Lawns
Excellent 10 Quaiity.......Jss. Gale =
" zach LnssriS Bss'ssss-Soft siihy =,
auality-worth .0........Jsn. Bale IA
50 inch Nainsooks-a quality that speaks
Cor itsslf-rsg, u.O,. .Jaa. Sale 1.%6
Yard VIDE 'Nainsooks-ls-yd.. p.so9-
vAiu' n'~'...;''........Jah. Sale LIT
% inch Long Cloths -i3- yd. :. piScs-'
worm W.. .............Jan. sats AIT
The evening world., 1913-01-09
SALE VALUES IN BABIES WEA

Babies Flanacl Bkifts-cAmbrio waist
" bAnd--rsg. 70 ot valus....... IA
DArrows to Match
Good ~ OF. valus............... rs
Merino Shirts and Bands
Reg. - and .bs.........Jan. Sale st
Babies Datsy- Cloth Wrappsrs-
Also Woo. rannels-excellent
qualities worth 80 and &c.. .67
Infants' Domet Barrows-Cambr1c
bsuds-value .S6.........Jan. Sale 10
Long Donist Skirts-Cambno waist
or band-Worth .<e......Jan. Sale rs
Babies FLANNEL Bands
Regularly Is cts. eaoh........3 for 1T
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Fh'ei;st. Quickly =.
Cured AtHome
Instant Relief, Permaasnt cure-Trial
Package Mailed Free to All
In, Plain Wrapper.

Many cases Of Piles have been cured By
a trial package OF Pyramid Pile Remedy
without further treatment. When II proves
Its value to you. get more from your drug
Gist At soc . box, and be sure you Get the
KIND you ask for. simply fill out free
coupon below and mail to. day. save your.
self from the surgeons knife and its tor.
turc. the doctor and his bills.
The evening world., 1913-01-09
JANUARY SALE OF ?
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ;
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
BGsr. vEAy BEST VALUES !
10 % FOUND !

Nsansoox oersss oovsrs-round
+ oSck-su1b'y ANA lsce inserts- -.
tfim'd armhoies--rss. .O.......".- sAo
" ;.s:: t. S's::; H.. 40
womsn's csmsr,s Drewsrs-
t.eks and II. Q. Or H. q hem an
res. 0...............'...".. sAo
womsn's Drawsrs-oambre and
rows Of lace and tuoks-rss a.. 40
cambrss Psttiooats-dssp ruff,e Of
emb'y OF four inssrts OF Val. lace
II. 8. tucks-rsg. .w.............. .bS
Finer Pstticoats-ruffiss Of three to
five tnssrts Of fancy lace anc nooon
or Wide emb'y--res. C.9.......... Us
Observation-Disclosures styiss--
knee fiounoes Of lace or handsome
smb'y-reG. W@..............''..''x
Smb'y and ribbon-trimd skirt or
drawer-rss. .w..........."........ .OO
Naansook Combina tions--waist front
smb'y medallion. outlined with lace
with Veniss iacs-res. S2s9.......1.O4
womens Night Drsssss-round. v or
high neck-nainsook or muslin
lace or emby trim-vaL .6s........ .SS
women's Nainsook Night Dresses
variety OF new models with dainty
| laces and emb'y--vAl. el.W......... ~
Finer Nisht Drsssss--entirs Jokes
| front and hack Of shadow and
| fancy lacc-wide ribbon and bows.
regularly es.se. .O4
Lawn Princess slips--white. pink
| And blue-Val. or T0rchon laces-
trim'd skirt-rey. .eS.............. .OS
Extra sise Corset coycrs-high
nsck-tight fitting-Lonsdale q,
Cambric-Reg. .3................. lib
Extra Size Might Dresses-v or high
neck-two inserts and ruffis Of good
emby-Val. So. ."............... s'Ad
Extra sise Cambria Drawers
IL. b. ruffls-Reg. .3s........."... rs
Extra Size Petticoats--dcsp ruffle of
gsmb' y-.oT lace and ipsort-. n.
value el.29. ............. .OA
Children's Muslin Drawers
| hem and tucks-
to 4-val; .i2h.......... .
| q to lk-Vat. .D.r...!... III
Childrcn's Pctticoats--muslin and
| cambric--ruffle with lace or smDy
edge-t to II yrs.-keg. 70 ana ~ I'D
Chiidren's Cambria Petticoats-
Fuffie with II. y. tucks. wide torchon
| lace or ssmb'y-] to is years an
|, worth ~. ...."........"....." 80
| ChiIdron's Muslin and Cambria
| Drawers-ruffles OF tucks and II. B. or
good emb'y-4 to 10 years-val. rs "a
The evening world., 1913-01-09
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Ne Mail or Tslsphons Osdass.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-09-05
klnQlake on Port.

Kinglake. the historian. was polite.
yet frank. II is related that, upon one
occasion. while dining with old DR.
Marsham. the warden Of Merton he
was asked to give his opinion OF some
port wine which was supposed to be
remarkably good. Il am no Judge OF
port myself. Kinglake," said DR.. Mar.
sham; but l know you are. and I
should like your opinion"
Well" said Kinglake, Il have three
ways of Judging port wine. The first
is by the color. the second is by the
odor. and the third is by the flavor.
Now. the color OF your wine. Mar.
sham"-holding It up and looking AT II
critically-'is good: the odor"-here
he held the glass to his nose for n
moment, and then added. with some
hesltation-"is far from unpleasant:
the favor is"-here he tasted Il and
put the winegiass down hastily.
Would you be kind enough to pass
me the sherryr-San Francisco Ar
gonaut