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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
9eutide iSlagge ininltirt.
0pnf "a Sft.

Wenf, q. Aft.
Gin peinIider 8orfall bat iid in
@enf pabrenb Der Sabrbunoertieier Der
9eip5i9er &6Iterldlaht -erst9uet. Die
oui oem bortiscn beutihsu apniulat
sebiBte beutlde 5lasse 1T in Der 0un.
feIbett Der gtn6i berunterserifien uno
Serfebt morben.
Ger &onIuI bat ioTort bel Der go
liSei Melbuna genoht uno 8eidmerbe
erbpben. @lne uuterluhuns lit einses
leltet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
ea ssraneu, bic ihtuinofig iuer'
ben.

5eoe s5rou, bic nit Gbnmo9tss ooer
Shminbelanidlisu betditist 1T, nit
Rudenihmer5en. nit aopfihmerBer.
Shwdhe. 8eritopiun9 ooer giiersu.eis
ben. ioate @lectric Biiters sebrauhsn.
,yrau 2aura Games pom Npoca, ga,
iagt: Bier Ner5te batten ale 6oii'
nun9 auIgeaeben uno mejne ainoer
uno 5reunbs erwarieten msinen To6.
ols mein Sobn 6arouf beitano, oaB i'd
Glectrrc Bitters gebrnuhen iollte. Ia8
lbat i'd uro bic Webisiu bnt mir cine
g8elt pom @utem ertpisien." Br0birt
lie nur, soc uno 81. GmpToblen uon
g. Z. Grbayt. Npotbetsr. An5.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Die biSarre YriuSeiiin.

Tof, z. AIi.
Die bi5arre Brinjeiiin", eiue uon
bsr ebemaligen 9ronprinasiIiH 9oniIe
BON Sa6ien uno ibrem @alteu. Oem
8ianiiten 5olegl. componirte Cper, ers
lsbte om 3isnitaa I'M bleii8en HatiOuaI'
Ibeater lbre Gritauiinbgung. gteu'
gler6e bate cine rieiise 3nborermsu9e
onosSogsn; baas9en muroe oos 8erf
pom Der aritit burd9du9ig ola minoera
wertbgss Ma6mert bs5sibnet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Stalieu laat 8etbeilisang 81.

San 5raneisco, Col, %. Oft
Gine Brioatbspeitje lpeiB aus Rom
~ beridten, baB Die italisulide Sie'
qieruns iih snb9ilti9 enti6loiisn babe,
Die Banana Bocific NusiteQuns in
Son Grancisco In Sabre 1915 5u be-
ihlden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Columbus Gjcbeine.
Santo 9on!nao. 23. 81


Tie @ebeine BON 9bsIitcpb Golums
bus, Die iid ge9enmdytig in Der anibes
orale BON Sonto 9oHlngo bsfiHoeu.
mel BEN sur Bonamn ISneific 2tus'
Ite(lung nah Gan Trdnctseo geih'ft
merben, iuie ON Miipob amtli1 bee
fanut 9e9eben tuurbe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24
Grlebte SSiasfO.
Kaum 5000 perioneu horten 5rdu
panfburitim ,faoiion Square
6aroen reoen.
gseru gDort. %. Oft.

gsetu gort, 22. S!t.
e,ruu @mmeIine 9antburit belt am
9ienltaa i'm Maoilon Square 8droea
in 92en gorf ibre srite &ebe uor elmer
ameritaulldeu 8eriammluna, leste ib'
rem 3uhorern auselnauoer. mesbalb
Die aampimetbuoen Der Suffraset:en III
gnglano aeboten ieieu. nibl aber i'll ben
Ser. Staaten. unb pertbeloi9te Die ans
menoung oieIer Wetbooen. Die Geoa
nerin frttilirte Die britilde 8esieruns
als Die fonierpatiplte auf Der sonSen
groe uno manis lie oafir oerautwurts
lib. baB ote Sefiirmorterinnen oes
5raaenltimmrebts gu @eiual smaBres
seln greifen miBten, I'm oas Wabls
reht Su erlangen.
gtur ourd) 9npenouug BON @enalts
maBregeln tDnnen Die 5rauen GnslanoS
boffen, erflGrte Iis. ienals taeIeBe onrhs
suleben, Die Die tpeiBe Sflaperei, bic
Shdoen Der mobernen Snbultrie uno
anoere 5ragen betreHen, melbe Die
ssrauen i'm boben MaBe intereIliren.
@s maren Gorberettungen fir cine
stueite 8eriammluns oerlenisen Hers
ipnen oetroffen lporoenL melhe IN Der
aroBen, $4,000 EerIoneu falienoen
6oue fpinen 8lob fiuoen tonnten, DO 0
tporsn toum 5000 3ub0rer eribienen.
9luf Ser Bubne laBen neben 5rdn
Hautburit etlide fiibrenoe Suffrosetten
oieies Qanoes. oarunter: 5rau 3. 8. 8.
Belmont, SRI. 2auinia Bed. Spbil
8lIbur. Sri. alberta 0i1. SRI. Colo
Ga SolIette, Sri. 9lba @raft nno ans
bere ameritanilds SuHrasettenfiibrerln'
men.
@rfIdrung Senator Gorab 3.
@aibinston. 3. g. 21. Oft.
8unoesIenator Borab BON SbabO
tbeiIte am 0ienitas Der @omon's Nos
liticaI Union in Neparf, gt. S., init.
er meroe ii9 an feiner Suffrasettena
periammluns beteili9en in Der 5rau
9antburIt erl6eine. tuenn lbm niht
seitattet rperoe, iid sesen Die 9ampfe
metboben Der ensliiden SuIfrasetteE
su duBern; nur unter oieiem gorbebaIt
fonne er bic on ibn fiir Samstas mad,
9eemarf ereanaene @inlabung annebs
men. Sails 5rau Banfburit bel Der
frasliheu Gerlammluns snsegen iein,
ooer Die lestere su irseno,uelben Spm'
patbiefunbsebunsen fur ibre aelebpio'
riaen 3baorien fiibren follte, wiiroe er
iid uerpfllhtet ieben, biersesen in nlht
mlBsuperltsbenber Beiie ein5nlreten,
70 iebr er an lid fit bas JrauenItimm,
reht lei.
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: ~ o BERN. IN Berlin ~bi

81 obtrn. Sn Berlin bin
ID, in Qontur8 oeratsu, in Wliinhtn
alma id pteite. Damn gin8 i'd no4
Som6uro. tourae F1Ilit. uno psnn
Id iebt in gQien tlnterott rpetos,
lam id bon 1eu 3in'sn lshen!"
Gert6te Gntru # tun g..
Aausfrou: ga hsiBt oas port mir
niht mehrl Geit einer halbsn
Gtunbe idnft Elm GoIcct por urlsFer
0,iQo auf anb meier"
TienItmdoden: I'd begrelfs nid1t
FRAU 8pttor, ocb Gie mir oos nid)i
,angii gsia8t fateu!"
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Spluia Gaufbnrit frti.
2omour, %. Oft.

@VFtVUfF VI @~4K'
Snluja 8autburIt lit mieberum unter
Der Jog. aaB. uno Wtaussaiauiel in
9onopu ireigelaHen mnroen. Sri. 8anfs
burlt mar ant IA. Sttober perbaitet
moroen. psiI lie ON Gage porber ouis
bssenbe 8sosn i'll perihieoeuen Stcots
tbetIen 2onbOns gebaIten batte. Ter
einmbdentIide Suneerftreit itejnt Die
6eiunobeit Der aampIiufirusetle Siems
lid an9esrifTen Su baben.
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Wcrc antnrftiiflc Nrpenitian.

Hm 9(uQuIt oes fommrnoen ,$obres
miro cine neue ontdrltiThe Grpehis
lion Die 9tusreife BON Gnalano an
treten G8 hanoeIt fd nit)t i'm Ell
oentliAen Gin1e um cine Dolorerpes
oition: Der 3re4 acs neuen Inner
nehmens 1T oic lpiiIenfdoftIihe Or
forihuna oes nina Ghmoro Wiz
Qanb. nas 1902 BON Scott ent0edt
marbe unb 0siIen aenouere (Srfors
Idunq eine fehr mertnotle Frodn3uno
upferer GenntriFGe 0sr Mnt1rtti8 IT,
hoffen ldFt. Ter qsitsr Ser neuen
5rpeoition III =. Z. Gto4houie. ein
HsFfe oes berTtorbsnen Cir sSonos
th.n 6utfin'on, ter nuf ieinen
,S4hrten ihon mebrfod in Den DO
fa,oe6ieten Qemsilt bot. Scott mar
Ieiner3eit niht in oor Qade, duf ainq
@6mor0 VlIeoono al ian0eu, OBJ
affih er Die aiiite 'if1tets; aber fsine
9tpbn6tunqer r'treen fb1tsr 0urh
9tmuqbian beffGtiot. benz Die Qans
blnn gillette unH oe5 elne tur3e
Gtrefe in citlifer RichtunQ por<
brqnq. 9fuF eiue Gntfernuna BON
neoen 2000 e7oli'd'en H7eilsu 1T BON
he. geThafF'abeif oiffes 5erritcris
ums nihts bpfnnrt. GtodbnuIe. Der
eli. intinsr 1Tre"~h oes glpitdns
Gfoft mar. hcotTt'tiat auF feiner
ReiTc zig au b.m O6ferpation 6ili
por 5rinqen. no aun 2lno.nten an
ecott Elm arsu3 .rridtet tpurbe.
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S0were Grploiion.
Sehs Opfer eiuer OampifehtIsr.
plc(tou duf Staten
~1slano.
9felp g1orf, %. Oft.


Sehs Bsrionen muroeu ourh cine
6uppslte ampiteHeIetplOlion setOotet.
welde Sur ;SoIse bate. baB Staten
Sslnno Gtenita9 Nbeub uollitdneis i'm
DuufsI Lag. uno oer StraBeubabnuer'
ttbr potlitdnois barnieosrlae. Die Gr'
ploiionen erfoIg!en in Der 9roftitation
Der &idmono Sight & Pomer 90. IN
9iuin9iiOn, 9. s. @tne anbere &erlon
puroe Iebenseeldbrlid uerIset.
Die 8obteu Iiuo Daniel 5ulliuau.
6euer,uebrmann, 5roncis Sauuan,
Moibiniit 4bilip 6iuoeu, 6euerwebrs
mann. nnb orei unbetaunte glrbsiter.
8as Snnere beS @jebduoes muroe uods
ltdnbts oernihtst, Die llrlode oes
lln9Iifs III unbefannt.
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Suid's Qeide eingetroHrn.
ct. Qouis, Nto., %. Oft.

Ct. Qouis, Mo.. %. DIT.
Trob bes ltrbmeuoen Hegeus baiten
iih nber 10000 gsrioneu om Babn'
bui in Ct. 2ouis, Wo., e'n8eiunoen.
UNI Der Qeite Noopbus Builds, ole
miitels eines Gonoersu9es BON 9lem
g)orf eintrnf. eluen itummen 9rlbut 5u
soIIen. Qllls euibl6Bten ,br 0aupt, aIs
Der aotoidlt pom suge bsrunter uno
ouf elnsa g8aqen 9eiebt lpuroe, Der 'hn
n0d tsr Neiioenj Der Jamllte Buld
bradlte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

@uf oem MoIIerb ra
BEL eSnnsbrud bat Ser slfidhrioe Gna>
be SpIef gieth fsinen 75idhri9en
Gtiefpoter M1artin gfuerp nit elmer
Sode erIalo9en Wis Der boffnun9sz
pons Sungs ,anga6. hdbte er fsinen
Stiefpoter, Gr nDGte ibn nift t0ten.
Ionoern ibm einmol .eins oroufge>
ben" Die @erIeBunsen pdren fho9
70 ihner, baB Der cite Monn bal>
borauf itarb.
Cine Gnt5hetoun n q
ii6er cine Sunoiat6e fdnte oas
Dresoener Imtsgeridt, beFen Nm
fdauunqen Damn pom Qanogeridt
beioetreten tpurbs. Cine qng,its1t,
zines 0resoener 3onfettionsgeidof
fdno im Qobsn einen ounoertmnrts
ihein uno Ibergab i'm oem Sc
Ihdftsinhaber, Der i'm an oas 5anoz
amt Der poliSei ablieferts. Gs mel
bets fih aber niemunb, uno bic Der
fGuFsrin bsanIpruhte onber nun ons
giasntumsreht on Dem 6unoertmarts
fhein. Der @sIhdftsinbaber beitritt
oiss unn ertIdrts. Ger rblaue 2appen'
aebe in fein Gisentum iiber, neil er
i'm Gerpahr'dm Der Firmu ssSpsier
lei uno pon Der Yertdufsrin iibsrz
baupt niht babe 9efunosn psroen
tonnen. Die btioen Gerihte ober tuns
rem anoerer msinung uno Iprdher
oen onqnebn,sn JHno Ser gsrtduisrir
an
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

Quf otr aUftehr bnm
FiFtfanq bate her fioBnreii,er geotg
S{ato6 g1oonsr aus Dioin3- aitell lei
rsr g}a4en an eineu ao0n zines
ftraeuFwdrts fahreuoen Sdfeop3u3ss
esf Gnqt. Sn feinsr 9egltitunq be-
Iar1en fif nod ie;n 7tp6!fi1b.iger
zctn gQatttGns. bsiitn Freurn 3rers
Ter uno Der 5lobntr aer3. 9si Der
M}1inser 1trafsnbriide fpolltsn fs
ans lIfsr Fatren. nuroen a6tr burh
6os Grabtitil zines 9 hlspota6nss.
oas fih i'm ofejftn Nuasn6Iid trait
te, umqsrorfsn. uno ale pier JnidF'
fen fis!su ins 0aTsr. G,r5 tonnts
fi6 ouF ,tnsn Gtfspp'ahn retter.
Waansr rettets 6ei0e arabsE, perianf
bann a6er fs'bFt in 0sn Jtuten, ds
sr fsinen Gotu stsr in 1l1srhsli
cs6vadt hotts. sr hinteri1st oubey
sem Qersttet.a Go6a ar4 is.nsr 6raD
noa cine l4,dSr:-s To4;.er
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Sabnnuglad.
Siebsebn Goote bel Ser Gntoleiiun9
eines 1llilttdrSu9es IN
2llifiiiiippi.
MobiIe, 9tla., 81. Gft.

Sails niht nod mebr bon ben 80
Soloaten iterben, Die III bleii9en Spts
tGlern on 8erlesunsen oarnieoer lies
gen, Die iie iid bel Der 3usentsleiiuna
untpeit State 2ine. Wiiii., am Sonnto9
Susesoeen babsn, tuirb Die TootenItlie
oui II iteben bleibeu, tuie am Wpntos
Nbenb omtlih erfldrt tpuroe. 9tad
9tnlitt Der 8abnbeamten Iiesen oas
gesen nod msbr 9eihen inter ben
9riimmern besraben. Die bebanoeln'
ben IerSte glauben niht, oaB mehr aIs
elmer Der Gerlebten. @emeiner Sltran'
Der BON Der l70. @ompasnie, iterben
fnirh.
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nria9enp ni6t fe itses
iteIlt.

Die llrIade Der &atuitrOphe 1T nod
nibt iiher ieitssitslt, bod iheint es
baB Der 9en6er Der 2otomotiue ent'
eleiite uno ben @epdf' uno brei
Bafiusierwasen nit iit riB; bic
Bride. burb bic Der 3us brah, mar 25
JuB bod.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-24

Ote ,,uetcitern"- 3ettum-
gen baben Ole 6eTebicbte
BON Ga Greiie nicnt nu,
snitIcbreiben Sonceru nit
maeten beIfen.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
A Message
10 BreaiherS
OF HyOTnei

A series of tests recently completed
prove that the HYOMEI vapor treat
ment for catarrh, coughs. colds. and
sore throat is wonderfully efficient
when only one-half teaspoonful Of
HYOMEI is used in one-half tea cup
of boiling hot water.
II is advisable to heat the teacup
before pouring the boiling water, so
that the water will remain hot a long
er time. Pour one-half a teaspoonful of
HYOMEI over the boiling water, hold
cup close to face and breathe through
nose and mouth the healing, germ
destroying vapor that arises.
Just breathe HYOMEI. and its
soothing, medicated and antiseptic
properties will come in direct con-
tract with the inlamed parts, stop the
discharge, drive out the soreness and
heal the membrane.
For catarrh, coughs, colds, sore
throat, Group and all nose and throat
misery, HYOMEI is sold on money
back If dissatisfied plan. Single bot
ties of HYOMEI so cents; complete
outfit. which includes inhaler $1.00
at druggists everywhere.
Mail orders filed, charges prepaid
by Booths Hyomei Co, Buffalo, n
Y. who will gladly mail trial treat
ment free.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
Women'S Suits, New
Spring Models

Three dandy values which We
will offer this week, all new,
snappy, spring styles.
Special at S17.5O Spring
Suits, made of beautiful French
serge, in navy, black and brown;
28-inch length Jacket, beauti-
fully lined with high-grade mes
saline; cutaway front, semi
fitted back, hand turned lapels,
handsomely tailored through
out; sizes 10 ald lS years; SO
to 40 bust; value $3.50.
Special at $1,000 Spring
model, especially made for
stouts, in sizes 80 to Al bust;
colors, black and navy; excel
lent grade of all-wool serge.
something to give good, hard
wear; perfectly plain tailored
model; coat messaline lined /;
skirt made in the new pleated
effect; value $3.50.
Special at S5O0-New spring
Jackets, made of fine grade
Panama, satin lined; in black
only; plain tailored model with
flap pockets, all sizes to fit small,
medium and large; l6 and le
years; SO TO 40 and 80 to AZ
bust; value $3.50.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
Girls and Infants
Department

Our offerings in these de-
partments should be indeed in
teresting, all our winter Coats
being greatly reduced. Many
at one-hslf price; others less.
Ages ? to IA years.
All our Girls oolored Bon
nets and Hats at half price.
A lot of white lawn, lace and
embroidery trimmed Dresses,
slightly mussed, greatly re-
duced; sizes 4 to "A years.
Just received 100 dozen Chill
dren's muslin Drawers for this
sale; good quality muslin, we'll
made, hemStitched and tucks;
very special. Sizes / and 2
years, 10c. Sizes 4 to l2 years,
II lie.
All our Children's colored
Sweaters reduced.
Children's colorcd Leggins re-
duced.
Very special, so dozen Boys
famous Puritan Blouses, regu-
lar SOC; slightly mussed; 35c,
three for S1.00.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
HEPTAsOPHs IN OFFTCE.

The installation Of the officers OF
the Delaware Conclave, No 430. I'm
proved Order Of Heptasophs, took
place last night. After the install
lation banquet was served in the
Hotel Wilmington. Owing to a bad
cold, Mr.. Gallaher substituted Archon
J. Walters as toastmaster. Mr. Jones
OF Middletown; Mr.. Walters, Mr.. Cal
iaher and others made speeches.
Guests we're present from Imperial
and Wilmington Conclaves of this city
and Zeto Conclave Of Baltimore. The
latter conclave was represented by
Mr. DuMoss, who also spoke.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
BADLY HURT BY CAR.

Alonzo Sonzoro. aged 40 years, OF
No. 321 Grant avenue. was admitted
to the Delaware Hospital early this
morning. suffering from various
wounds caused by being struck by
a trolley car at Eighth and Scott
streets. Four gashcs we're found on
the side of his head and his ear was
half torn on, besides being bruised on
the forehead. His explanation re-
garding the accident was incoherent
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
SOCIALIST LECTURES.

Charles W. Erwin. of PHILADELPHIA.
will lecture at No. 6O4 Market street
this evening on THE United States,
Republic of. bv and for the Few"
The meeting will be held under the
auspices of the Socialist partv.
On Sunday afternoon. Samuel
Clark will sneak before the Literary
Society at No. 7O2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
Women's Underwear
at Pleasing Prices

Ladies extra large size Vests
and Pants, 25c the garment.
Ladies silk and wool Pants.
ST so quality ........ .Sl.00
Ladies part wool Vests and
Pants. the Sl.00 kind, at -. 75c
Ladies fleece lined, ribbed
Pants and Vests, in white; soc
quality; this sale ........ 39c
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
BARN rs BURNED.

Fire destroyed the large barn OF
Francis n. Buck, near State Road, on
Wednesday afternoon. causing a loss
Of $2,500. Only short time ago a
larger barn on the farm was struck
by lightning, and the loss had just
been adjusted with the insurance
company.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
THIS Will INTEREST MoTUrRs.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children, a Certain relief for Fever
ishness. Headache. Bad stomach,
.Teething Disorders. move and regul-
ate the Bowels and Destroy Worms.
They break up colds in "a hours.
They are so pleasant TO the taste
Children like them. over 10000 tes-
timonials. Used by Mothers for %
years, They never fail. Sold by all
Druggists, 25c. Sample mailed FREE.
Address. Allen S. Olmsted, lie Roy, N.
~.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
RLuE BIRDS ARE sINING.

The first harbinger of Spring was
reported this morning. II was a blue
bird. The feathered visitor was well
coming the rising sun with his pleas
ant song and those who chanced to
pass Twenty-fifth and Market streets
smiled with the thought of what the
little stranger foretold.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
PEACE SOCIETY MEETING.

Arthur d. Call, former secretary OF
the American Peace Society Of
Washington. d. c., will address
meeting this evening at the Y. NJ. c.
A. His subject VIII be we Aboli-
tionists.v
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
REPORTS THEFT OF swEATER.

Louis A. Finesmith. store keeper
at No. 500 Lombard street. reported
to the police last evening that COL
ored man had entered his store and
stole a sweater No trace Of the thief
could be found.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
Shoe Specials of
Interest to You

Now is the time to get Rub
Der Boots and Shoes. We have
them rightly priced for the best
goods. Many other attractions
not advertised today. Take ad-
vantage of the special sale.
Women's Oxford Ties and
Pumps, about 100 pairs in lot,
last seasons styles; $500 to
$500 values; on sale at. .$1.20
Growing Girls Lotus tan calf,
high cut Storm Shoes, welted
soles, college last; sizes 2 IL to
6, reduced to S2.65. Worth $3.50.
Children's and Misses tan
storm Blucher, high cut Shoes,
sizes 8 i-2 TO fl, S1.S0; sizes
II IL to ?, $500. Big bargains.
Children's and Misses dull
leather Shoes, sizes 8 IL to fl,
at SIPS; II l-2 to ?, at S1.50.
Big values.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
MATCH FIRES PAPER-

When a lighted match was thrown
into waste basket in the office OF
G. G. Reuby in the DUPONT building
Yesterday the papers caught fire. A
hand sprinkler put out the blaze.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
WOMAN HIRT RV FAIL

stairs at her home No 207 East Third
street and fractured her shoulder
Mrs. Poole was removed TO the Home.
opathic Hospital.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
Special

Demonstration Of Green's S
Mineral Paste. Cleans silver,
gold and nickel plated goods,
15c, 25c and Soc.
Green's Metal Polish, l0c,
15c and 25c.
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
Our Silks Are Selling

and they should, as they are
the best TO be had and certainly
very reasonably priced. Take
advantage of the
S1.00 Silk Messaline, SO in
ches wide, in black only, with a
beautiful lustre; special at SOC
We have one of the largest
assortments of Satin Charmeuse
Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor
and Crepe Charmeuse to be
seen in the city. All are 40
inches wide and prices run from
Sl.35 to S1.s5 per yard.
1000 yards of Silk Messaline,
lS inches wide, and all-silk.
This messaline is our regular
SOC quality and is shown in
every possible color. To make it
big silk day the price will be
33c the yard.
l,oOO yards OF oilk Poplil, SO
inches wide ana lS different
colors from which TO select.
We sell them at $10O. Price
Saturday 6Sc
s pieces of black Swiss Habu-
tai, 26 inches wide, suitable
either for waists or suits; usu-
ally sold at S5c; on sale tomor-
row at 59c. Take advantage of
this.
1000 yards of shepherd check
Louisine Silk, IS inches wide,
in both navy and black and
white checks. This is the one we
sell at soc; tomorrow, 3lc the
yard.
1000 yards of Wash Silks.
20 inches wide, with satin stripes
and a beautiful assortment of
colors; SOC quality, at -. .25c
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
Colonial Glassware

Colonial Cruets ....... 25c
Colonial SherbetS ..... .S5c
Grape Gu. Tumblers; special,
dozen ............... S1.20
The best copper bottom Wash
Boiler .............. $l.25
Galvanized Wash Tubs, light,
60c. zoe and SOC.
Heavy Tubs, wood handles,
regular Si.00, Si.z5 and Si.50;
tomorrow only. 79c, SOC, 99c
Wash Benches, folding, spe-
oial Observation-Disclosures. 69c
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
Mems and Boys'Cloth-
ing Marked to Sell
Quickly

Take advantage OF the special
offerings. The following are the
hest goods and will 90 in
hurry:
Mems fur lined Overcoats. to
close out, $40 ones for. .$25
All our Boys fancy cashmere
and worsted Suits and Over
coats. 20 per cent. off. This
means:
So Suits and Overcoats. S6.i0
81 Suits and Overcoats. $500
Sc Suits and Overcoats. $3.50
SIS Suits and Overcoats. S4.00
81 Suits and Overcoats. 1920
So Suits and Overcoats. .$2.40
Mems Suits and Overcoats in
many instances at less than cost
TO manufacture.
$1,000 Suits and Overcoats
now .............- Sln.JO
$500 Suits and Overcoats
now ............. $14.50
$500 Suits and Overcoats
now ............. Sll.iO
$3.50 Suits and Overcoats.
now ............... $10.75
$500 Suits and Overcoats
now ................. $3.50
$1,000 Suits and Overcoats
new Observation-Disclosures. S7.75
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
Children's Winter
Underwear Greatly
Reduced

Children's wool Underwear in
odd sizes; 75c quality; tomor-
row, the garment ..... soc
Children's peeler fleece lined
Underwear, in most sizes; 39c
value ................... 25c
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
Mems Underwear
Greatly Reduced

Now is the time to get your
Underwear for next season. 1t
is marked to sell in a hurry.
Mems natural wool Shirts
and Drawers, great value at
Sl.75 a garment; tomorrow,
each ................ Sl.4O
Mems natural wool Shirts
and Drawers Glastonbury
Mills, regular price being
Sl.50 each, will be sold for,
each ............. Sl.ZO
Mems natural wool Shirts
and Drawers that sold for SIPS
the garment, will be sold tomor-
row at, each ...... S1.0O
Mems feeced and ribbed
Shirts and Drawers, regular
price being soc; for tomorrow
the price will be ........ .40c
Mems Duofold Shirts and
Drawers; regular price $3.50,
$500, S1.5O, Sl.00; will be sold
at $500, $1.60, $1.2O and soc
each.
Mems cotton, hemstitched
handkerchiefs, l0c quality; spe-
cial sale price, each $500. &c
Mems natural wool Under
wear, Shirts and Drawers (Glas-
tenbury Mills. Note the make,
The kind that usually sells at
81 the garment, will be sold
az ----.......... Hl.bO
Mems Silk Hose, Onyx, in
black, tan, blue and grey; spe-
cial a nair DC
Evening journal., 1913-02-14
Special Sale of
Dress Goods

Hill pieces OF black Broadcloth,
iii 81 inches wide, rich jet black
lln The regular price is $l.25. per
iii yard. On sale Saturday at,
I'LL yard ..,......,......... oJc
II We are selling agents for No
rs Serge. This is one Of the
best values in dress goods A
inches vide and strictly all
llI wool, and retais at, per yd 75c
liIH Last call for Cloakings. We
ltIh have about 10 different pieces
HIN of double-faced. plaid back and
lllN striped Goods that we're $3.50
Hill to $500 per yard; in order TO
Hi close the lot, will mark them at
IIt exactly one-half of their orig
U inal selling price.
llIu 10 pieces navy blue and black
lin Storm Serge, 81 inches wide,
HIN al-wool. The regular price is
'IIN Sl0O per yard. On sale Satur-
Hi day at the yard. d...... 79c
lin soc French Serges, SO inches
Ill wide and all wool; IS different
Hill colors from which TO make your
IIlN selection. On sale Saturday at,
IttU yaTd .'...s..ss,,,,.,.,'' QUO
800 yards OF mercerized Pop
.Hn lin, the regular 25c quality, 27
ia inches wide, with nice, lus-
trous finish. On sale Satur-
day at, per yard .,.... .19c
nj 500 yards OF RatIne, SO inches
wide mote the width, Copen-
II hagen, champagne, Alice blue
and burnt onion. The regular
price is 59c per yard. On sale
Saturday at, per yard. .... 29c
I'll Be sure to see our showing Of
Silk Striped Voiles; they ara
III beautiful, and IN both white
Ill grounds with colored stripes
Un and colored grounds with white
IlI stripes.
,dIl Millinery
illlI Extra specials for tomorrow.
lIgl All Trimmed and Untrimn,cd
lIllII Hats sold at less than cost to
III9l II manufacture.