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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
THE ORIGINAL nARD-LUCK
SrDpN

scott shattuck. Brazil Und) I'M
surance man made fifteen calls In
one day for collections recently, fails
ing 20 mako 4 single one. tie saw
trouble. heard about trouble, ana IT,
nally had tr3uhia OF his own
At the first house the man was
sick and out OF work
Al the next place the wife aud
family were sick and the husband
had laid of from work 10 take care
Of them.
Al the next place the man was
walking the floor having just lost
three fingers In an accident
Al the next home Grape was hang
! Ing al the door. the head Of the fam
ily having died.
At the next place family was en-
tertalning the stork.
At the next home the man was
nursing serious felon, which had
kept him from work. Ills boy lay
on a couch with one eye gone as ihe
result OF an accident at factory.
"A the next home ne anxious par
ents were wstchins over child u
with infantile paralysis.
The ninth revealed that the man
had dropped barrel Of oil on hts
foot and was unable TO work.
Mr.. Shatt1ck reached the tenth
home IN time % help carr the man
in from an ambulance. he had met
with. a serious accident
AZ the next place the Insurance
payment was unable 10 De met be-
cause the head of the family acci-
dentally scalded both OF his feet 1--WE
weeks previously
Mr.. shattuck ended his dag hy
calling a. four homes whore the for
mer occupants had moved away TAX.
INK heir policies with them
The fire insurance company IA,
represented had three LOSSES durlnl
the day, ana when returning hom'
Mr. shuttuck lost his account book.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
nYsTERIA.

~ speech yesterday by Secretary
~ tho Navy Daniels that gentleman
ia denunciation OF so-called "hys-
teria" IN politics gave as remarkable
an exhibition Of that state OF mnd
az We have ever seen Hysterioai is
hardly a strong enough word 10
characterize the performance % tho
secretary. For an out-and-out lingo,
demhgogical, wild-eyed appeal 20 the
passions Of the noDulace this speech
Of Mr. Daniels is entitled 10 the belt.
An anarchist on potato barrel on
the street corner couldn't have done
much better Two items in hil
whoiesale ana savage indictment 81
an government preceding the pres
ent Democratic administration are
worthy Of notice.
Take conservation. he said, 1.-The
woste Of our resources has been 80
wanion as 10 rob unborn generations.
Men have risen up and declared It
mas stop. Those who wished %
take aA the coal for this generation
and permit few concerns 90 grah
up IN the mines and minerals de-
cland that the conseryationists were
crazy By this graft they had theh
wealth"
Tho Genilemans attention might
b. casually called 10 the fact hat 30
wns the Repubncan party which
quite a number 81 years ago inaugur.
aIed tho national conservation pol
IN, 81 AZ least raised Il % the stand
ine 81 national policy; aud mat q
b sneso ideas which are now boini
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

Standard ADOPTED FOH
WEIGHING PRECIOUS
STONES.
~ 44Ae4AAA4

WaHhinatpR, b.C,. Deccmber i6.-
IN emculut recently issued by the
bureau uf stand Irds. department OF
commerce. announcement is made OF
the recogu.tIon hy the bureau aftcu
luly 4. 1913. Uf the metric carat OF
goo milIigfams as the standard of
weight for diamonds and other pre-
ci0us stones. and this standard VIII
be- used iu the certihcation of an
carat wolshts submitted Ca the g0v-
eminent for Qualification after that
date The treasury Department also
adopted t"is standard on the same
date for use 200 the customs service
Doc loyyiug duties on gems. The
change from the former uncertain
and indefinite carat weight. usually
equal 10 about @O5.3 mlligrams ga
the definite ana simpler metric carot
was made possible by the joint action
of AN the large dealers in diamonds.
pearls aud other precious stones. who.
realizing thc cnuotic condition due 90
the various Wp.ghts used as carat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

grant balm dissolycs hy tho hcH OF
the nostrii-, peuouatos and bclls tbo
inllamcd, swollen membrane which
lines thc nose, hoad and throat.
clears The air paangrs. stops nasty
discharge and feeling ol clcuusine.
soothing relief comes immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight Struggling
for breath, with head stuffed, nose
triis closed, hawking and blow neg.
Cainrrh CO.. a cold. with ,ta RUNNING
nose inul mucous dropplng into the
throat. ana raw drynoss le dislros sims
hut truly needless
Put your luith just once in
"Elys Cream Balm and your cold
on catarrh wiIl surely disappear
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

"f"f1 :" AAh"t|Af NAHFef NHNHt E1Hi-fi
Iat president while ~ mag be
q hniealir rish, 81 his positlon, has
inside himself nsts o. less amusing
s. hs pasii 81 hls high eudeeon
otef me iollni,pn Of the order o.
me carabao. pheh sans i silently
proAne sear s, as sanaaet alirhiiy
ftflsefins apoa hs chaNsser atlri-
haire risssis, Ana sleralrs ~ ms
naoftd FiAplno. d nhom ms present
administration plans - civ, lhc hal.
lowed boom % freedom sosno time IN
iho misty feiure when Re = nttie
maIo pfsparta fof a.
sfleilg speaksnr. ofacers ana men
81 the arms ana navy should he
trsils circsmsptgs an to thc manaer
81 which they take liberties with the
aaaAnlsrntitns pei policies. even
poslrlen which sfs 30, taken serlons-
~ ny the naiion. Bni IN view d he
fact fhas the army and navy have
been elnglna "pasnn the Innurrectosr
fok some .fifleen years and that this
y me first time she general public
ever htard abopt It. It would seem
thef the president might have shown
mafe dignity ana poiac by ienorlng
ire episode Certainly me singing of
this tsprchonsiblo dity fof decade
and hair has had no perceDtibie
retrding Influence upon tins cislIisa-
ZION " the Philippines; and Il might
BE- remembered that Il Is the men
Of tbs army and navy who have
fought their way through miasmatic
5unslea. have starved ane sweated
and hied ana been bosocd and speared
and temAhawked 20 enable the present
administration 20 announce high and
lofty plans for the nnal freedom and
nutonorny or ghis noble people in
breceh clouta Il might he wen for
air. Wilson 10 remember that there
was Philippine problem before he
came into office ara that men Hike
william Howard TAFT and Theodore
Roosevelt have rendered some small
services Ia the solution and handlinP
Of this ProplQm
Int nrosfe& madc lh educatior
and enlightenment. IN the establish
III 81 law and order and the en-
ceafngement Of development Of the
reprces Of our lnsular possessions
uuatr Republican Administrations Il
ors ~ the monumental achievements
~ he world II ia BELTS ono whc
hat 10 far only made glitiering prom
lses 81 what shall be done in yhs
Philippines &C. east slurs upon th'
aelgnl accomplishments Of hard.
working and able ane earnest mer
before him who have done thing
ane les others talk about them after
ward
The boys az the banquet were hav
ing a little fun Certainly man whs
has endured tho privatlons OF per
iod ~ years in the Philippines. aid
ing IN the task Of making human
out Of the savage brown men Of tn
iuEslcs. Is entitled 70 hearty
Damn" once In while when h
rests from his labors The prea
doas's exhibition OF peese Il not 1
refreshing spectacle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
ZINC n he Solor
JAbS Plss * ''''''


@s>eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseteees
A KEW CHICAGO hotter S. rolne TO
furnish beda AZ nve cents a night
Probably laoy wa be worth aii 81
that
Co.,
EACn DAY 81 the lasi week before
Christmas o. 1900 years iong 90 Willie
and Susie.
PERHAPS Il win not 30 an rEaiess
Christmas. aiter ali
Co.
THERE rs a man
with busy jaws
WIN Says there 81
80 Santa Claus;
II he keeps On
iia win give cause
For AZ 90 break
Tho po-ioo laws
And land upon his
Foreaaid jaws
With one OF our
INDIGNANT paws
C
A COMMISSION Is 10 examine
Harry X. Thau we have often
thought he ousht 60 be examined.
90
YOU cannot blame Mr McCombs in
declining that Wrench ambassadorship
which pays st7.t00 and costs the
recipient ft50.0oo o year The hiah
cost ~ ambassadoring is something So
daunt the most optimistic.
c.
HOBsON o. course is after the ma
tionai prohlt. nomination IN 1915.
sly sarah SlHiclIcs samuel.
Colonel ". T. stern stepped silenuy
and suddoniy into the sanctum and
slung this az us.
SIR Samuel saw sweet Sarah swim
ming. Suddenly she seemed sinking.
SIR samuel stood stunned Stridlng
seward. spurnlng seething surf, Sin
Samuel swiftly swan Sarah-waFds.
Sir Samuel sknifuilg supported
swooning Sarah. swimming shore
ward. sir samuel successfully saved
sarah.
sir samuel saw sweet sarah's
sweetness. Sarah saw Sir Somucls
sef-eacrinclnk spirit. Sir Samuel
soon sought sweet sarah, striding
slowly. sarah sighed. Sir samuel
seemed speeches..
"say something. Sir samuel" said
Sarah.
say sam. sarah! said SIR sam.
uel
Sarah. smiling softly, said SAINT
"sarah--sally,' siammered Sii
Samuel. sweet sarah--sWeetheart!
Sarah smiiinely surrendered.
D.
"sLUsHi" said scrutinlzing sub
scriber. seeing supra. such stuff
seems superlatvely sloppy. superin.
ducinr suffering IN cerebelum."
O.
I SAY" ASKED the plumber. "wha
q enc meaning OF IN de sieclc'?"
That's just rs plain as the nose OF
/ your face" tho carpenter exclaimed
I lmpcrlously. nn is French for fu'
lund siccie Is French FOR silk; natu
ally, me expression means. hne az
sAk.T
REFERRING again 10 the price o.
| eggs, what we demand. does a MOI
amount 70 without the egg?
o.
THE DETROIT News "s's" dom
seem to drop woll "a says there are
"only rs more hopping days unit
lChriatmas" This moves the Houston
Post wltticizcr Go observe that Oii
lFather Time Is on the jump. Bu
ievon at that Father Time has go
mighty little on the rest OF us M thi
Merry Christmas season when
comes TO hopping.
THERE SIMPLY Is no way 10 ee
,pladness ont OF life unless YOU ar
willing to pat GONE into H.
O.
POSToFFiCE warehouses for thos
iOtty- pound parcels post packages vii
be the next necessity of the depart
mcnt
THEY peppered the enemy wit
lcanistor and grapefruit" reports a
lonthusiastic war correspondent W
. ere unaware as % whether So was IA
correspondent or the compositor VIII
got the grape shot baled mp. ANY
how. we presume &c was pcppo
canister
q
IT rs 4 WISE old SOW that ha
wisdom teeth
~. d. ].
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

Eczema spreads rapidly itching nl-
most drives you mad For quick rec
linf noau'a Ointment rs well recon-
mcndrd soc nt 400 stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

Dear santa Claws.
/ don't much care what you send
me- anything 40 sort % cheer me up.
Political proofs have got the taN sit
untion nll ballod up aud ! can't make
the treasurer invest mo money in the
highway bonds and While Ward wen,
and made me pay my taxes in Quad
alupo county ANA my travelling audi
tor has Bot his foot in 90 over his
head and ! have more troubles than
"a one-armod paper hanger with the
hives Please bring nae also q now
uniform with plenty OF gold braid, as
commander OF the milish, and Now
sword with sharp edge. woEld
also IKE cops of a good book tell
ing how 90 govern.
Yours sadly
BILL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
Letters to Santa Claus
IRON the Auditor.

Dear santa.
flca5e bring me- this year one uf
your iwscnt coin strotchors that viii
enable me Co srctch 100000 Go cove
er Se5n.O00 worth OF salaries. Also
] would lio, please, one Of those rcd
sashes and bowie knives that polit-
lcal Pirates wear, and cutlas.
Yours truiy
SARGENT.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

\ Needle Hint.

\ Needle Hint.
a woman writes that Dol making
hnttunholes GA childrons underwear
she has found thaf III she makes an
eyclct in each end of thr huitonhole
it does not wear nut 1s uuirk'} ua in
the ordinary way, says the DALLAS
News.
TO turn q hem in heavy goods or
material that does not crease we'll
such ns serge. turn tke correct lenRth
and trim thc hem the desired width,
instead OF turning tho second time,
bind the edge with "a bias fold ut
cambria on lawn the Same shade and
stitch through the binding. The seam
VIII Boz nat and maize much netter
finish than 10 turned DOB the old way,
Old Time Itooms.
Ii you hatc a room hung with tne
lmitations OF old English Dhintzes, in-
scsl ln one OF the lovely fruit dlshes
lined with chiniz, says thc WhHhihk-
Con Herald
Those dishes are made in Royal
Doulton aud they Hre decorated ih
somo % the old chintl dcsisns--t inc
sort wlth gay plumaHcu birds ana
sud. bright noWers roluekius over. a
light ground.
some of the dishes arc big, rather
shallow bowls with hand of upen-
work at the top ANY ~ them Nould
make d charming addition Go The OLD
fashioned room hung in quaint chinW'
Doorway window.
Often broader entrance can DO
gained FOR "a house planned iot "a nAt-
row iot ~ one window is sen 'uto tN"
doorway. This allows "a broad door
way ornamoniuUon aud makes possi-
nle two windows where only one
ould otherwise have been permitted.
says tho New York Press NJ "a cen-
lfnl treatment 81 given me seeona
story windows the erect is gnou.
Rose al Nclvct
A new corsugc dover t me huge
velvet rose. Boo pink Or purple or h
some aory shade Of rcd, WIN le1h ts
of biaca velvet says ihe kansas cry
star The leaves are edged Win q
narrow line of vivid green Their
biarkness brings out tie depth ol me
color on the rose.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

The HERALD want Ad gets
the best results.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18
ELYS CREAM BALM OPENS CLOGGED
AOSTRILS AND HEAO--CATARRH GOES

Instantly clears Air Passages You
Breathe Freely, Nasty Discharge
stops. Head Cnlds and Dun Head
ache Vanish
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

3 HARRY nowfna IN los Angeles
= 1lmcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

Candies-Whitma and Park 4
Tiford's-freuh az New Mexico cisar
Company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

Try o HERALD wat Ad
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-18

m rs a WISE old SOW that has
wisdom teeth
-. d. J.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13

Sea Island Cotton Shirts-Beau-
tifully finished shirts cut in coat
style, properly stitched and An
ished; a large variety of patterns
in handsome new stripe effects;
sizes IA to II; these shirts are of
fine quality and worth Sl.50 and
$500 each; at. LIS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13

500 and $50 Silk Shirts, Abs
The silks are the finest qualities.
The designs and colorings are new
and exclusive with high-priced
shirts. Many striped effects; also
pure white shirts. Faultlessly
made; beautifully finished. All
have soft French cuffs. Our SIS and
$3.50 silk shirts. ............. ABS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
Cool FrOCkS for Misses and Girls
Advertised Shoes in a Sale

(Third Floor Market s
We invite young women to choose their
summer frocks from the most brilliant collection
ever assembled in Newark. Every garment is
fresh and new-the styles are especially pleas
ing These garments deserve special mention:
Misses Combination Dresses, 6.OO-A charm
ing new model; the skirt is of ratine and the
waist of embroidered wolfe; collars and cuffs to
correspond; finished at belt with satin girdle;
sizes IA to IS years Observation-Disclosures 900
Misses Lingerie Dresses, 5.00-The styles
are all new and very attractive Materials in
clude fine wolfe and batiste; daintily trimmed
with lace and embroidery; satin girdles; low
necks short sleeves; sizes ID to IS years 800
Girls White Dresses, 1893 to 6OO-Both low
and medium wasted models; made of batste,
wolfe and French lawn; trimmings of lace, in
sertion, medallions, allover embroidery and
tuckng; sizes 6 to IA years. 1893, 500 & 900
Misses and Juniors Coats, 5.9S-Another lot
of fine wool serge coats for Saturdays selling
at 598. Navy blue, single-breasted style, with
belted back; reinforced yokes; sizes Is to 18
years; regular 1893 coats. .......!..... 5.9S
Misses Linen Dresses, 29S & 3.98-Five ex-
cellent models for your selection; novelty and
plain tailored frocks; made of good quality pure
linen in all colors; regular value 500 each spe-
cial while they last ..............2 .9S & 1893
Misses & Juniors Lingerie Dresses Suit
able for graduation exercises; dainty styles, of
wolfe, batiste crepe and French lawn, trimmed
with alloyer embroidery Val. laces and edgings
and satin girdles; l3 to 10 years. 1898 to 1000
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13

Silk and Silk Mixed Shirts-Our
entire stock lines of $500 silk and
silk mixed shirts at S2.65 for three
days. Beautiful designs and rich
colorings; included are "Excello"
and other high-grade makes-coat
cut fronts; soft double cuffs; reg
ular $500; at. .............2. 65
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
Saturday Candy

Assorted wrapped caramels-maple
marshmallow, chocolate marshmallow
chocolate nut and maple nut, at Csc
a pound Saturday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
Stylish Summer Dresses for Women
(Third Market Street,

bird FlOOr-Market otreet)
lays in the womens apparel shops-days of I'M
packing cool and inviting dresses. Every day
brings something new and delightful Choos-
ing will be at its best Saturday.
Women's Wolfe and Lingerie FrOcks, 3.98-
Numerous styles in these dainty dresses. The
lingeres have heavy lace insertions. Dresses OF
allover embroidery and some in the new hounce
effects; low collars; three-quarter sleeves. .3.9o
Women's Lingerie and Wolfe Dresses, 500
One model is of neat allover embroidery fash
toned with fancy buttons and crush girdle. An
other style with coatee of fine lace and en-
broidered sailor collar. Sizes up to 49,. 800
Women's White Dresses, 6.00-White voiles
inserted with heavy hlet landings; also coat
dress of white embroidered wolfe with smart
black belt. buttoned front model has sailor
collar, velvet bow and girdle. .......... 800
Women's White Dresses, S.98-Plain and
crepe wolfe dresses in two effective styles; one
deliberately inserted with shadow lace landings
and crochet ball fringe; the other of plain en-
brodered wolfe, blouse and skirt trimmed with
heavy lace .........,......... S.98
Womens White Dresses, 1000 and 1898
Ideal summer frocks of fine voiles, in low and
Nigh neck styles A variety of the very newest
Effects some handsomely embellished with fine
faces; long threequarter sleeves, 1000 Il 1898
WOmen's Extra Size White Dresses Sizes
48 and so bust measure. Plain or crepe voles,
in several pretty designs Styles especially
adapted for stout women. Some with dainty
yokes and collars; lace and embroidery trim
med .-.................... ..... o.5o 10 $50
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
Reading
Wrought Iron
D.~o

Wrought Iron
Pipe
There is no question
about Wrought Iron being
far superior to steel for
Steam, Gas and Water
Pipes.
One of its great adyan-
tages over steel is its great
er resistance to corrosion.
1t lasts longer.
Besides it is easier to
thread and work than steel,
thus reducing the cost of
labor.
Everyone who has oc-
casion to buy pipe should
investigate the merits of
READING WROUGHT
IRON PIPE before placing
contract.
Reading Wrought Iron
Pipe is made by the Read
ing Iron Company of Read
ing, Pa, and, unlike some
so-called wrought iron pipe,
no scrap steel is allowed to
get into it. The name
Reading is stamped on
every length.
We are agents for Read
ing" pipe and guarantee it.
1t doesn't make any diff
ference how small or how
large your order for pipe,
we are prepared to deliver
promptly just when you
say.
Lawn Mowers
How about that lawn
mower-have you bought
it yet? The best place to
buy a lawn mower is right
here, because we sell the
best mowers made.
We carry several good
makes at a wide range of
prices. THE GREAT
AMERICAN BALL-BEAR-
ING MOWER "Pennsyl-
vania Quality" leads all
others. We are the agents
and guarantee it.
Lawn and Garden Tools
in complete assortment,
also Mosquito and Poultry
Netting.
Macknet & DOremus
Company
Everything in Hard1Uare
796-798 Broad Street
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
Walking Canes, LOO

Men may buy exceptionally good
walking canes here Saturday for ST..
New shapes; excellent variety of
woods; some plain, others sterling sill
yer trimmed. LOO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
Queenly Maine Hats, 500
(Millinery-Third Floor
Halsey Street,

Maline is the millinery vogue.
1t is seen wherever modish
summer hats assemble. 1t is
the style keynote Of the SIS
hats which we will present
for the first time Saturday
Not only are the hats of ma
line, but oftentimes the TRIM
ming also. Milan, chip and
hemp shapes predominant.
The quaint little shapes are
decidedly new. This collec-
ton of Summer hats is no.
table addition to Bamberger
SIS millinery. Every woman
who desires hats Of the mode
of the hour, at an economical
price, will find a pleasant sur
prise in the display.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
Eyes Should be Examined

at least once a year by one skilled in
optics. How long since yours were ex-
amined? No charge for this service at
Bamberger's. Glasses 81 up.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
Get An Armfm of These Shirts at Sc
(Men's shirts-First FIoor-Market Street,

OIens First Floor Se)
These h n o shs will app t ptcua
for a hes MAJ to our
O
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
That LOO Wash Suit Sale
Second Floor-washington STREET.

(SecOnd FlOOr-Washington STREET.
The weather suits made in Russian and sailor Styles
military sailor collars worth S50 and S. Sizes
The materials good quality pecae madras and
gaatea Newest models making Economic by getting
Boys Knckers-one pairs of bioomers
knckers white duck inen linen crash and khaki
Sizes II years All reinforced Full and
tiona values pair. SIC
Suits 275-NorfOk double breasted suits sizes
chevots plaidS
and plain ecs-gays browns Our regular 1898 suits,
Blouses 37c-Madas percae blouse made
yokes neckbands attached collars variety of neat patterns;
first quality goods the SOC bouses made special SIC
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
Girls Hats, 96c
Third Floor

Third Floor
These dainty little summer
hats are samples from a maker
who furnishes US with a large
number of our young folks hats.
Pokes and small mushrooms, in
all white, light blue, pink and
mais. Every one perfect. S198 to
$3.50 hats; while they last. Csc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-13
800 Bracelets, zoo

We have ia gold filled bracelets, of So
value, to sell at So. Fine quality; chased
top; made with catch and joint. Sold for
So; special. ................... 200