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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-30

kHIELDS-On January %. 1918. Michael
Shields. beloved husband of Katie
shields (nee Jordonl native of County
Cavan. Ireland.
Relatives and friends. also members
IF the Public Service Benevolent Asso-
citation. are kindly invited to attend
- the funeral from his late RESIDENCE. $50
South Twentieth street, on rrlday'
January g. at $50 a. M, 10 st. An
toninus's Church. where Solemn High
Mass win he offered for the repose OF
his soul. Interment in the Cemetery OF
the Holy Sepulchre.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-30

EcHUIHoF--On Wednesday January
20. 1918. Anton. beloved husband Of Of
Bertha Schulhof (nee Minzer), IN
his 47th year.
md members of Gerechtigkeits
Lodge No. 25. L o. B. A., and the
United Hatters of North America,
local No IS. are kindly invited
10 attend the funeral from his late
residence. 227 Hunterdon street. on
Friday. January 81. 1918, at 2 p. m.
Tnterinent in Gerechtigkeits Lodge
Cemetery Please omit MOWERS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-30

A NJ NJ
HOLIDAYS
MONDAYS
FROM A. NJ. 730 r. NJ. FROM 10 A.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-30

.AcEy-on January %. 1918, Mary,
rsi5ow of John Lacey (nee Garta
landl. at her late residence z4o
rknr sirnaf
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-30

LUNCHEON January 90, 1918. Joseph
r beloved son of Jennie Lynch tnes
Murphy. and the late Michael
Lynch. IS Warren place.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

sSbrnerbet ale oies Sammern lino
2@ebflagen bergefien baben. gI-
sle &dr6e au Dem Berbed regten fih
.beim MbiplIen Abfebren unb Reiti-
gen, % Bel einigen ales nit Mus-
nlnb11e BON a,1nge unb 2eber fortge-
gangen NOR! Sd belt mid gut big
3um 6ritten Gage. Die Mogen ibll1-
gen bod, uno u11d ID l,rterlag fret
men Gag. acknowledgements fiiblte
8reltn6 Gbiele iiiidd AUDI elm penig.
6nr1m al, iienem Gage. Mnbern Cages
aber fHblte Sii6 mid ipieoer a11gebeno5
nobl Das Wetter lpar 3tenlt6S fiibIl
NIT Mlsnnbme zines Cages, baS tpar
|Sonntags. Mittpo6 gab es 8an no
|Ean5, nno natiirli9 NOR babel ieoer
beiteren 5innes. 8ir begegneten ei-
ner Mn5abl 3ampf- unb 5egeIibif-
fen. Nidts NuBergemobnIides trug
iib 5m. Mah ben eriten bier ODER
flint 9agen idien ales at benz Cont
|pfer cine Tan1tlie 5n btl6en. Man
miro allgemein befa,1nt,nno es bere6-
|tigt ii6 zines Seoen Der @eiit ser ge-
genieitigen @elpogenbeit. Mbenos
tam 2a1to in @ibt. es por elm
2eudttburm. glm Morgen bes 8.
Naai erreidten mir Gbereborrg in
5ranfrei9, no etpa $50 8aliagiere
a~usftiegen urb iiih neue gu Inns geiell=
ten. 218 8oitiadfe mur6en in @bere=
bourg ansgelaoen. MbenbS farnen
mir nod 5a1tb Sampton, england,
mo tpie0erum 100 8oiiagiere uns per-
lteBen ltno 11elte IN 6as S6iff anfge-
nornmen tpl1r0en. 200 8oltiade muir
ben bier al1sgelaoen. Gam ging es
ueiter auf Sambl1rg gu. Die Nor6=
fee iblng, pie getpobnlid nab NnSia<.
&c ser Matroient bod. Nbenos 10
l1br lanoeten mir in &ambnrg, fonn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

i6 lofort cine &oitfarte, uno unier
Matrolenfreuno bradte i'm 5u ben
anberen Boitia6en. 8rteflih bat
6rau @i1nsl mir ote Mittbeilnng 5u-
.geben laiien, BOB lie meine @arte 81.
8. erbolten babe.
Mbenbs trafen mir nit @errn Brit
ner 5nfammen, Ser B1nb IN elmer an-
oeren aajiitte belegt batte. Der erite
Nbeno. auf Dem S6iff NOR ein bei-
terer. Mniif uno @eiang un6 att6ere
Bergniigen nedlelten angenebm ab.
Ser @immel NOR flor, nn6 mir bot
ten cine por5iigIi6e @%elegenbeit, ben
Sonnenuntergang 3u be1pltn6ern.
Die Mabl5eiten meroen III einem
berrliden gB5immer aufs @legante-
ifte, NIT Der beiten 8e6ienl1ng fer
biert. Son s Bis 10 1br anabeno.
Iihe &on8erte, Die bon eine1n erit-
Hlaiiigen Drdeiter beranitaltet mer.
ben. @a4 10 l1br gebt's our &l1be.
Ole gorge Nobt fonnte id nidt
fdlafen, 1biele 6agegen idltef einer1
feiten 5blaf. Nad6em mir aufge<
itdnbe1, mabten mir uns aufs Ser.
BED nno faben IN einiger gntfernltng
einen 8allfii6. Nad genoiierem
6riibitiid febrten mir auf's 8eroed
5l1rniidf, mo- fftdb nrs eirt nnoerer SIN.
bid bot. Srale1 tporen eg beion6ers,
Sic nber Rranfbeit flngten, iber
&opfneb s6mi1oel. miferabIes Sub
len, Meigl11g gum 8reden: Dreuno
Ebiele batte fin ieoen &lagelrber Elm
%tr0itenoes, ETH aufn1l111ternbes 8ort
uno gob alien sic @eriiderl1ng, r1a-
mentlib ben Jral1en, oaB lie mteoer
briiber fo1n111e1t tpirbe1t. &ei1e 20.
beSgefabr, MIR eit1spaar Iage @ebllb,
oIa11teten Ieii1te Iroituorts nn6o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

49, M GLnY.s Ea..1lasS Is.ZgaSE
N.Y.. 49, ~ - ].
81 m Ia.1': !, wv - ' MM:ss W W -
=, 49,, ~ ) nv az -! az =.
s s..;,tl 49,, ..ss J, s:s..n y y.
,.p ,ss..o,,s ,..,sp..a'. y. 80 So.
sa,'s g. g pg;iaaa,.a 800 -. esrooa. ot IN.
,,,a., aafan,,;As ~,
....n erhsE;ansssysa, ,,s p ). 49, 49,
~ u 81. ~ 49, $3.50 i 49, ssg
= ,,,,n ~. ''a;,a,, msn,,,a,,4 has4I;M
.,,;4 80 =, aa;,,,n,ah gaa;n Ss 49,,
'aa.s,.a, - n,an ~, 81. ~
= naA da sg IT. 49, 49, ~ ~
gh;s a g.. a+est asasa ma.. ,,oa
,a,.rM ,,nh ,e,a ea;,,, ,,,o;,,a.. o;aha,,
:, nos, n,,tan nIte, min,a,a4n IA
ONO t,e;ba aahre n,,f ,,e;na g3n6o
fior. So er5de;nt nerr sh;eIe.o,,f ne,.
mi1nfrSho ,,nh leo+. Go 80 -
~ h;a a., -, rs,,,,,a 20 gsaa r,;h'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Nus benz Sanpe Der
blamem 9oman.

9ieler Sage lief in ser &ebaftion
oes uNoroitern" Elm 8rief oes frilbe-
ren gountp=M mpalts Soiepb 9. Simsl
u11ter'm Datlrm oes 26. Mai aus
Sins, Seiterreid, Elm, mo- oerlelbe
CUR Set als 8eil1der meilt. SSn Der
@ruartung, oaB Der 8rief oes Snz
terel1anten MandeS fir sic pielen
Srel111oe oeS 56reibers entbalt> per=
0ffentli9en mir 6enlelben. @r
lautet in ser ueberietung mte folgt:
@eraoe Dor einem Monate berlte=
Gen mir ,1nlere idnne, feline 9taot,
uno i6 babe ieitoem einen groben
Ebeil oes @lobus 6urdreiit. @err
9riiner uno i'd reiIten aben0s pon
ct. Saul ab 11n0 famen a110ern Mor=
gems in Miltpaufee a11, mo- 5u rn=
lerm @rltaltne11 6ie Gr6e NIT S6nee
be6edt NOR unb Elm mtrflther Sbnee=
1turm IN Der Suit mirbelte. @s NOR
Elm 6iiriterer, Gag, 11no Ser 3ng elite
gen Chicago 5u, no mir 6ie @iien=
balm tpeldiel11 m1tBten, uno bon mo-
nns sic nMifel Blate" Bis Buffalo,
6em friiberen &eim nnieres u2tttle
Soc" brobte. Son bort ging es iiber
Gcranton, Dem penniblbanii9en aoh=
len=3entrum, nod Seem Sort bin.
9lm ndbiten Gage trafen mir 5 ltbr
nad1nittags in @obofen Elm, mo- inns
&arl Sbiele un6 fem Sobn in gm=
pfang nabmen uno uns gum @otel
bradte1s. Naboem lptr sort Auartier
ge1nommen, 3eigte mir SEER Ibtele,
Der in Seem Sort gut befanrt lit, per-
idieoene SebenSmiir6igfetten mab=
reno @err 8riiner, ermii6et bon Ser
langen @iienbobnfobrt, I'M Sotel
blieb. Mls mir abenbs nod Dem So
tel 5uriidfebrten, trofen mir gu u11=
ferer Breuoe sic @erren Sobn Set
mann un6 Geo. Meis. Motiirli6
folgte Ser 8egriiBung Elm angeneb=
mer Mbeno; mir a1e paren @afte 6es
&errn 8riiner, Ser ii9 als gener0ler
@altgeber ertpies. Damn 5eigte uns
Serr 5biele oas %iogel1annte Motro-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
mno beoem:
tun8Sboue 3age fiar
oen 8emeoiftiner:
OrDett.

Son 81. P. @ugo @umpler, .. e. 9.
@dbren6 oen Ell tcn Eagen oes Mo=
nots Mai iab oie alte Stammobtei
ant Dem fleinei1 gerg galiino groBe
5eitlidfeiten als S1lloigu1g at Sen
Hatriarden ser Observation-Disclosures
M0n6e, 81. 9%e11eoiftlls. Mm 6. Die
Hes Monats bega,1nen 11dmli6 sic Gin
Observation-Disclosures Ser berrlid
reltanrierten, in Marmor, @olo u1o
goelitein prangenoen &rppta ODER
ltnterfirbe, melbe nod Ser l1eberlie=
ferl1ng Die lterblihen l%1eberreite oes
81. 8eneoift u11o ieiner 8milings=
|i6neiter 5dolaltifa birgt. I'm bas
9eiligtbnm 5u- eiatem tpirbigen Grab
nal oes groBen Oroensitifters gu ge-
italten nno Die meltbiitoriide propi-
bentioneue 8eoeutung ieines @erfes,
ser II Sabrbnnoerte uber6aternoen
|gtiftung gebubreno at feiern, baben
cole 8%obltbdter iegliden 9tanoes
nno 8erufes begeiitert %5ulammenge=
fteuert, nm Die 5u einem lolben mos
m1mentulen @erfe .erforoerliden
gumlnen amf3ubringen.
SSn ibimmern0er, unperpuitliher
Moiaif prangen I'M @enolbe 6es SET
|ligtbrn1s sic @apper Ser bodber5tgen
@obltbater, 6arnnter oasienige 2eoS
Kill. oes groBen @erebrers 6es FL.
8ene6ift nno bodiinnigen @0nnerS
ieines FL. 9roens mie aud oaSienige
6es glorretb regieren6en 8ius K,
Der feline gerebrnng gu ct. 8ene6ift
nno fem 8oblmollen gegen ieine
[S0bne gerooe ourb 60roerlt11g oieies
@erfes bepteien. Ser Doppelaar
Ser ebrpiirbigen @absburger 600
nordie, unter oeiien i6iibenoen Sit
tigen be1te nod berrlide Nbteien Bit
ben nnb> segen %perbreiten, be5engt
Die oanfbare @eiin1ung 6es ein5ige1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
ten aber erit am anoern Morger
rus G,6iff perlnilen.

u S1W1H DerlQllen.
Nir maren 5ebn Gage auf oem
S5ean. Ser Dampfer lift nit einem
8orte geiagt ein berrlides i6pim<
mer1oes &otel, ausgeltattet nit alien
eroenfii6en mooernen 8equemli6fei-
ten. @ir lanoeten in @nrbaben mnb
lieBen nnS bon bort per @iienbabn
nod Sambnrg Mberieben. Sn @am-
burg mnroen mir bon @errn 8n6e,
einetn Greunoe oes Germ Gbiele,
nillfommen gebeiBen. Mo9 einge-
nommenem MaiftagsmabI purbe Elm
automobil engagiert;; mir counter
nns mebrere SebenSmirbigfeiten,
befa1bten Sagenbed's, glitter 2u-
ite, n,,o 10 peiter. Sooonn begIei-
teten tDtr @errn 8runer nod bent
motb bel @edlingbauien 3ufltbr. 8ir
mabten nod eine M1itomobiltour
onrd ben &eiiben5tbeiI Der 5taot lnb
beitiegen nbenbs ben @iienbabn3ug
nab Sannober. Sr1 meirem n1bften
griefe mebr iiber meine Meife uber
ben Sentiment.
S. 9. &imsI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

Iien=@iertel bon @obofent uno mir
begaben nns 5eitig gu 8et, inn ar-
bern Morgens mieoer 5eittg al1f ben
8einen 5u fem.
Seinlan1 u1lo &eis fan6en feinen
8lat mebr auf unierm Gampfer; al
lies lpar belegt, nno 10 i6ifften lie
lib al1f 6em Scatter @ilbelm Elm CUR
6abrt nod Bremen. @ir gaben III
men oas @eleite gum 8remerbafen
nno quite @iiinfhe NIT at elmer glitf-
liden 5abrt. Sic 9(bfabrt zines fol-
6en 9ompfers lit obne 3meifel irte-
reliant. Wel6 Elm &e1unen un6
2al1fen SEN gar8en Morgen I'M Sa-
fen! Mbidie6nebmen, Sai6entn6er,
@lumelt Site, tribe l111b bettere Sc
iibter, 5brdren nn6 2a6eln, Elm
fosmopolitaniibeS 0ur6einanoer ser
menldliden @efible, cine Maiie neu=
gierigen @olfes, nno nidt eber, aIS
ser 1ampfer burh Sen idrillen Son
ser 3umpfpfeife an5eigt, oaB er our
Mbfabrt bereit, uno Ste 5biffSfapel=
le nit Muiif ben Mbidieo einfett,
miro man iid oes grnites Der Stun-
oe getpabr. Gam crit empfin-
set man Sen ginorud, ben Ser Grnlt
berporbrtngt. 2as d1Bere 8eiden
oes i1111eren gmpftnoens geitaltet ii6
logar BET Sen bumorpol Mngelegten
gu momentanem grnlt; oo6 bieS oan=
ert MIR eine fur5e Wetle an, uno ie=
ser lift fertig, oie 5ebensmiiroigfei-
ten 6es Seem Dorfer &afens 51 be-
iibttgen.
Madoem mir @eimanr nno &eis
Sen lebten gbeioegruB %5ugepinft,
orrangierten mir uniere Baggage ltno
lnitmanoelten na6mittags ourd Die
gtraBen Seem Dorfs. @tr gi1gen
tn's Sippoorome. Son Ser @r0Be
oieies Blotes fann lid feiner cine
Soee MAIDEN, Bis er i'm geieben bat.
1el' naiditen Sag mabten mir nns
alli na6 Dem 6amburgz@meriean
S%;:afcaoamm nnb ferttg CUR Mbfubrt.
Sort trafen mir 6errn uno 5ran
Tperslooe bon Metre @robe, 6ie fi6
glei6 nns altf Dem Dampfer &aiie-
rim Ml1guite @ic1orto etn1difffen. Die
J gleide s5ene, mte tassporber beim
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

fatboliiden &aiiers an ct. geneoift.
Die &ittergeitalt in 0euti6or6ens-
tra6t an Ser seite1upol1o in meiBem
Mformor gemeibelt, oeren 3iige oen
3ollernfaiier aus ct. Meinraos Sc
ible6t p%erratben, iagt uns, bob audi
Ser proteitantiide Safer Dem fl. 8e-
neoift ieinen Ianf entridtet. Die
8appenldilber Ser Mbteien, in 6enert
beute nod ct. Benefits @eilt nnos
6egcl lebt, ipm6oliiierer Elm beitd1-
otgeS Can't un6 8ittgebet Ser 50b=
he 81 tbrem I'll. Bater.
Ste 5ablrei6en Erdlaten oes 8ene=
oitttneror0e1s aaer 2anoer, Ole our
Observation-Disclosures 5ltlammenge-
ltrontt, tparel1 Sic lebel1oigen Dolmet=
lder fir oieie ~freuoigen G%anfgebete
Der gal15en Jamilia 8e1eoifti,la gum
I'll. Yatriarden. @briflt uno ct. 8ene-
oltts SteQuertreter, Ser Nb6as Mbba-
tltm BiuS X, Dertrete1 burb ieinen
@egatenIeffstefe oeH @d5as ser bi1nm-s
lilben @11aoe11, unD I'M oen gtn1peiz
bllngStag 5u Derepigen, bot er Die
geiltliden @obltbaten ieiner 8orgdn-
ger an oas @eiligtbum bon @aiiino IN
einem offentliben uno feierli9en 3o-
| funetlte, DaS er in Norm. zines 8repe
a11 ben gr5abt @regorio 9ia1nare ri6=
tete, beitatigt uno eripeitert. 3, me11n
oer bohiin1tige abt 2uigi Eoiti, Der
Dos 8erf augeregt, Der cole gr5abt
Yonifa5 arl1g, oie Seele oes gar5en
llnterncbmens, uuo Der groBe S0roe,
TER l11o Eroteftor oesielben, &uroi-
nal @apecelatro, 6ieien Sag nod ct
lebt batten, mie batfen lie ii9 in bic
len Sturoen gefreut. Dieie 5eier
a1tf Mo1rte gaiiino, cine erbabene Sul-
oigung Der 8eneoiftineritifte on ben
bl. Glitter ct. 8ene6ift mar eine 1e-
be1loige @rinneruttg an Die groBen
3eiten oes often Oroens, beoel1tet
aber a1d) ein llnterpfano fiir ben Sc
gen @ottes, fir cine gliidlide 3n-
fnnft 1rb mobl aud fir sic nadbite
8ufl1nit, fir Ben tpidtigen aft, Der
lib am Nfingitmontag in Ser 8rin1a-
ltialabtei 5u Mom, ct. 4nieln1o iuQ'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
gefeg 2a1ir fir sic Nlten.

Nlte. Maiinner unb gral1en fnbIen
oas 8eoirffniB nod eii1,em 2arir mebr
als iunae 2eute, aber es r1llB iider
nro uniddoIid lem uno Elm ioIdes,
bob fei1tenp 5dmer8 berllrfabt. Dr.
Sings Meue 2ebenspillen Iinb beior-
6ers gut fiiir oie Mten, benn tie niir-
ten prompt uro Ieidt. Nreis 25f..
.gmpfoblen I'M MaoIitor Drug 5tore.
IIn5eiee
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13
City NEWS

THE IENTEENAL AID a~~o.a-
uun win hold its annual pi,r.c at
Slud springs park next SUNDAY a
Ue dinner Will De served 40 o'clock
o. m. and 400 members are invited
tu 800 their woric baskets and attend
MIA AND MRS. l.. VI. MADANSEY
cf H.r,.esfiic are 10 the city Tor AN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13
PILLOW SLIPS.

4 specially good quality PILLOW
SIP size 2d K - inches Made of
splendid muslin Regular l5c Or
special today, third floor. JG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13
e5c NNp 30 NASH nELTs

\ lot consisting of regular 25c
and 35c white wash belts. Neat
styles The buckles are worth
much more than the price, Or
To-day, choice .........,..,. W
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13
25c 10 soc Neck Bows

An assortment of over hun
dred pretty silk aud velvet neck
bows Ia plnks, greens, blues, rose,
black etc Many are made IN
combination with crochet laces
Soil regularly 25c 10 soc o.
To-day only ,,........,..., w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13
~II,kOlINI,S.

A table Of assorted patterns in
pretty 4Ihuunes In both - and So
inch widths Regular 12hc and
l5c values Choice today o.
tthird floor ward ,.... wv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13
TOW III. RODS

iON itis iADiP0
Nicely finished nickel plated
towel rods in IS and - inch
lengths. selling regularly II sc and
soc basement today o.
olilA 49,. ......, .',,...,,.. Wv
GRiNITEWt ARE.
Big assortment Of white, blue
and nay granite and enamel ware.
stow and preserving kettles. wash
basins, dlppers, cups, sauce kettles,
mixing bowls, pudding pans, etc.
Values to 35c. (BasemenO o.
today ...... ...... .....,.... w
25c GAS BURNERS
Inverted style gas burners. with
magnesium tips. The regular 25c
values, on sale in the base o.
ment today only. choice ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13

Listed fifty specially Each article
much Friday shoppers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13
I5c HandkerchiefS

Involved in this sale Of hand.
kerchiefs are dozens Of pretty val.
ucs selling regularly at i5c, They
are clean and fresh. Included also
are many haudkcrchiefs selling as
high AS 25c, but slightly soiled and
crumplrd. Embroidered and Or
plain styles Choice .......JG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13
CHINAW ARE At gc.


Unusual values in this assort-
ment In some, only Il few items.
Early visitors will find good sclec-
uor from thin Bavarian China cups
ana soucers, plates, fancy bowls.
baking dishes and others, o.
Choice at .........,..... W
GLASS COMFORTS.
High footed Colonial style Com
ports. Handy for cakes and jellies
The regular l5c and 2Oc values
On sale in the basement o.
toudN '.''.. ..,... ....,,.,..,JO
SATIN RIBBON.
Rig assortment Of good satin
Gibbons in the No. so widths. Col
'rs of green, blue, Copenhagen,
tan, etc. Choice special o.
tMAin Floor) yard ..........JU
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13
CURTAIN RODS,

Extension Curtain Rods Meas
lrIug "a by - inches. Made of
nrass with knobs at each end. l5c
value. today ton the third o.
r1or) ouly ............,..... w
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13

15C ELASTIC.
This piece is on the practical
Ii inch black elastic webbing,
selling regularly at 15c yard.
Splendid rubber. Too many pieces
so priced today, O.
per yard ....... .,......,..,J w
WOMEN'S HOSIERY.
one lot of womcn's fancy Hos
iery in dropstitch and embroidered
kinds. Broken lots Of csc values;
to clean up. buy them at O.
per pair .....,'..... ....,..,oS
CHiLDREN'S HOSIERY.
a lot of children's Hosiery IN
white. pink and blue. Splendid cot
ton, reinforced heels and toes.
sizes 3 y to 9. Regular ....0o
l5c. To-day .,.... ........JO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-06-13
Muslin and CdnibriCS

\ staple --- and an exceptional
value. These muslins are full
hltlched &C. inches wide. They are
finished especially soft for fn0
sewing. while 500 yards last,
today at only Qc
yard .,.,.. ..,... .,...,,..oV
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John Gates granary is nearly com
pleted.
Mrs. George Taylor spent Sunday
at Ed Halls.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schmidt spent
Sunday at Geo. Tomlinson's.
Mesdames Herbert and John Gates
visited at Carl Dehn's one day last
week.
Elvira Erickson and her sister
called at Oscar Miller's on Sunday at.
ternoOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Dibblee called
on Mrs. Henry Sleeves on Monday
evening.
Last Tuesday evening few friends
surprised Hugo Grapentin, the &C.
casion being his twenty first birthday
anniversary.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Miss Hulda Grapentin last THURSDAY,
The next meeting will be with Mrs,
Ernest Radeke.
Mrs. Grapentin entertained at din.
ner on Sunday in honor of her sor
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wick, Anna johnson and Olga Fran
son were entertained at the Gust
Johnson home on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole F'olwick and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Swenson
and children, and Misses Anna John
son and Petra Peterson were callers
at the Nels Olson home on Sunday
evening.
A farewell party was held at the
Yeomen hall on Saturday night in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. Taft,
who left on Tuesday for their home
at Cut Bank, Mont. The evening
was pleasantly spent in dancing and
social conversation, and will be long
remembered by those present.
The members of Homestead No.
4l48, Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men, met at the Yeomen hall on Sat-
urday afternoon for a wood-sawing
bee. While the men were busy with
the wood the ladies were exception
ally busy in the kitchen preparing
the edibles that were furnished by
the members. After the work was
done lunch was served in that old
fashioned way that went straight to
the heart of everybody, not except
ing Louis, who is no amateur at eat
ing pie.
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Emil Gems purchased a horse at the
Quade auction.
Otto Bensel of St. Paul is visiting
at the A. Falk home.
Sidney Schmidt has returned home
from Osseo, where he was visiting.
A number of people from this vi
entity attended church in Prince
ton on Sunday evening.
On Monday afternoon fire broke
out in the smoke house of r. Manke
and burned it to the ground.
A few of our boys and girls were
confirmed in the German Lutheran
church in Princeton on Sunday.
Albert Sehilling left for Minneapo-
lis on Monday after spending a few
weeks here with relatives and
friends.
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for the past three weeks, is little
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Williams
visited a few days last week with
friends at Milaca.
Olof and Peter Peterson returned
last week from Bruno, where they
have been working during the win
ter.
Richard Daudt, who has purchased
the farm formerly owned by +. L..
Turner, moved here last week from
Becker.
The Sewing society met at P. b.
Peterson S last Friday and the Young
Peoples society met there Saturday
evening.
Rev. H. M. Olson held English SER
vices in the Chapman school house
last Sunday as the Oxlip church is
being painted.
About 20 friends surprised A. J.
Reynolds last Saturday evening, it
being his fifty seventh birthday an
niversary. The evening was spent
in playing games, and supper was
served by Mrs. Reynolds.
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John Van Slooten has resigned his
position with J. A. Jetsinga.
Mrs. F. H. Bartlett left on Tuesday
for a visit with relatives and friends
at Rice. ...... -
Miss Johanna Kiel, who was en-
ployed at the Commercial hotel in
Princeton for month, is home
again. = ... .....-
The Alderink boys have returned
from Wahkon, where they completed
logging contract. They. cut and
hauled over 200, 900 feet of logs.
Mrs. G.. Brink returned last Wed
nesday from Raymond, where she
spent a few weeks, together with
her husband, visiting relatives. Mr..
Brink is expected this week with a
car of live stock, machinery, etc.,
which he purchased while there.
They will soon locate on their farm,
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Merton Foley is getting along
nicely. $3.50. -s
R. E. Lynch went to Minneapolis
on Tuesday. .
Mrs. Hewson called on friends in
town Saturday. e.
VIM. Walker shipped. stock from
here on Tuesday.
Grandma Bean was i'll few DAYS
last week but is better at this writ
ing.
Mrs. W. A. Smith is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. H. Foley, this
week.
Mrs. Charleston, cook at the Blan-
chett hotel. left on Saturday for her
home in Minneapolis.
Larson and Lynch left on Thursday
for F]oodwood, where they have con-
tracts to drill several wells.
E. H. Foley made business trip
to Sandstone on Friday evening and
returned on Saturday morning. e..
VIM. Swanson and B. A. Kettilson
have a small stock of millinery in
their stores. Now is chance to get
your Easter bonnets. -- 49,.
There was a large crowd at the
dance Monday nj ght and an enjoy
able time was had by all. Mr.. and
Mrs. Blanchett served an excellent
supper. .,..~-
Mrs. N. B.. Neumann and son.
Floyd, went to the cities on Friday
and left Roy in charge of the cult
nary department., in which he seems
to be very efficient from the reports
heard of the delicious cream pufs
and different kinds of cake he has
been~passing around to some of his
frineds. 1t is good thing for Roy
that this is not leap year or he
would be captured.
John Right, formerly an old settler
Of this ]ocaliaty but now located at
Lenore, Idaho, has been spending
the most of the winter in this part
OF the country. He returned from
La Crosse; Wis, a short time ago
with a Mrs. Lydia Reed, an old-time
friend and schoolmate, as his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Right are at present
with John M. Cook, but expect soon
to leave for their home in Idaho.