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Evening star., 1913-12-09
DEMAND FOR REGULATION
OF AUTOMOBILE TRAFFIC
Frequent Killings, With Children as
the Victims, Arouse New York
to Activity.

NEW YORK, December 9.-Coincident
with the holding of an international
exposition of safety here this week.
New York is aroused by the frequency
Of the so-called automobile killings. So
many children have been victims that
a number of women. representing vari-
Gus organizations have appointed a
committee TO call upon Mayor Kline
and to petition for the appointment of
a bureau for the prevention Of further
speeding and reckless driving
The Society for Political Study, Of
which Miss Edith Reiffert is chairman,
has also called public mass meeting
which will probably be held in Cooper
Union next Monday evening, at which
the situation will be discussed. There
have been 241 deaths in this city from
automobile accidents in the last eleven
months, in connection with which there
have been only thirty-nine arrests. with
no indictments and no licenses revoked,
according to speaker at yesterdays
meeting OF the Society for Political
Study.
In view of the fact that there are
over $4,000 automobiles in New York it
was argued that there were not enough
police to cope with the situation.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
, startled gaze. She flung herself at his

his startled gaze She flung herself at his
feet in the agony of her humiliation.
"Don't-don't look at it, she cried:
Tit said beautiful golden, but 1t told
an awful lie-thst bottle! l truly didn't
mean to be bad-I just wanted to make 1t
nice SOS you'd love me. But IL L m a nun
it won't matter. Their hair don't show at
all. Please let me be a nun, and don Z
don't scold me! Anyway, not tonight. be-
cause tonight I though you'd De calling
me Goldilocks!''
In the long moment that he stared
down at the ridiculous little hgure
sharp consciousness of his years OF SELF
ish devotion to the dead and his grudg-
ing love for the living swept over him.
He turned down the merciless light and
in the darkness bent over his little girl.
The long-ago endearment faltered on
his lips. the memory of it was cruelty
poignant. but his broken whispers sound
ed i'm her ears like heavenly music.
"Goldilocks!" he sighed. My dear Mt
tie Goldilocks!''
(The End.)
Evening star., 1913-12-09

''The blue room?" he asked and was on
before she nodded. Then Mrs. Remson
read the letter:
Dear Father: ] should like to go to
some convent, please. and be num-, If
YOU will just say yes. think l had bet
ter go | would like to kiss you goodbye
tonight when it is dark. Your loving
daughter,
ROSA FREDRICKA STEPHENSON.
He had bounded up the stairs and was
standing at her door
Daughter he said softly.
Father dear.' cried Rosa, please,
please go away till it is dark
Its nearly dark now. Hurry out
They're all waiting! We're all going
down the river for ride and dinner.
The door did not open.
Daughter" his voice was stern now,
Il want you to come out. directly.
Il can't-I can't insisted Rosa.
IF it's the nun business he said,
brusquely, you can tell me that tomor-
row Come. open the door,
L WON'T she sobbed.
The quick temper he thought he had
lost in his years of suffering fiared out.
The door gave way with crash that
sent her flying wildly to the furthest
corner. He fumbled for the light, caught
at the swinging bulb and snapped it on
sharply.
Her slender form looked almost ludi-
crously small, shrinking back against the
darkly polished door of the wardrobe.
Her dress was disordered. her head
swathed ridiculously in a fringed bath
towel, and her eyes swollen with weeping,
blinked.
Go away" she begged, piteously.
please go away!'
The abject terror in her voice gave him
curious thrill of sympathetic fright
What's the matter?' he asked, gently.
Il can't tell she murmured. YOU
Won mustn't ask me-
He stood still moment, completely be-
wildered.
IF ! were you," he said, awkwardly. as
though he were wheedling a hysterical
that silly towel and put on a pretty frock.
They're waiting, you know
II can't!' she moaned
What utter nonsense!' he said. sharp
ly, stepping toward her. what foolish"
In front of the little dressing table he
stopped abruptly.
The 1ocket was there 1t was propped
open on top of a pile of school books
and the curl. which had been imprisoned
for so many years, lay loosed beside it,
He was silent so long. standing with his
back to her. that she hid her face in her
hands.
Resale" he murmured; ''Rosalie.' =
The room was quite still. Rosalie's
daughter was forgotten. He drew a long
breath and reached for the locket. 1t
was eieil indt ne Saw lot tne ilrSt llfne
the tall bottle with the gaudy label that
stood beside the books. He picked it up
curiously and began reading the delusive
words that his daughter had read the
fateful day she scrubbed Miss. Thomp-
sons empty bottle:
Warranted to produce a rich. glossy,
natural golden shade, defying detection.
Unusually lasting in results. exceptional
ly easy to apply
He strobe across the room and jerked
the towel from her head. Matted and
dampened, one side oddly splotched with
brown and the other bleached a vivid
yellow, the little head bent low under
Evening star., 1913-12-09

Letter Scales. .S1.00 to 500
Letter Rack. .Sl.00 to $3.50
Five O'Clock Teakettle
and Stand. .....$2.25 to $500
Serving Tray ..S1.00 to $500
Candlesticks.. ..... soc to $3.50
Cigar Lighters. -. .15c to S1.Jo
Smokers Stands, 81. 90 to S11.m
Tobacco Jars. .S1.25 TO So. 80
Ash Trays. &c to $3.50
Smokers Sets, S1.50 to $12.o0
Jardineres. .$1.25 to $1,000
Fern Dishes. ...75c to So. 30
Evening star., 1913-12-09
ReSino| makes
eczema vanish
stops Itching and Burning INSTANTLY.

THERE is immediate relief for
skins itching, burning and dis
figured by eczema. ringworm o.
other tor'nenting skin trouble. in a
warm bath with Resinol Soap and a
simple application OF Resinol Oint-
ment The soothing. healing Resinol
balsams sink right into the skin. stop
itching instantly and soon clear away
all trace of eruption. even in severe
and stubborn eases where other
treatments have had no effect. After
that. the regular use of Resinol Soap
is usually enough TO keep the skin
clear and healthy.
You need never hesitate to use
Resinol. 1t Is a doctors prescription
that has been used by other physi-
clans for years in the treatment OF
all sorts of skin affections. Ii con-
tains absolutely nothing that could
injure the tenderest skin. Practically
every druggist sells Resinol Ointment
t5oc and Sl.oO and Resinol Soap
t25cl. For trial. free, write TO Dept
2i-R. Resinol. Baltimore, Md. Avoid
so-called substitutes for Resinoi;
they are often OF little use and even
injurious.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
Civic Center Dedicated.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, December g.
The ringing of chimes in the high
tower of the new municipal group
announced the. beginning yesterday of a
celebration marking the dedication of a
notable civic center. The formal dedi-
catory exercises were held last even
ing with former President Wi'liam III.
Taft as the principal speaker. The group,
consisting of an administration building.
an auditorium and central tower 800
feet high, was erected at a cost of 81,
100000 Construction was begun in
May. 1870.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
Disabled by Rapier Thrust.

ROME, December ?.-Deputy Gambarot-
Ia, a liberal. was disabled yesterday by a
wound in the forearm inflicted by Dep
uty Giuseppe de Feiice-GIuffrida. a so
cialist. after the two had fought twenty.
three bouts in a rapier duel. The quar-
rel arose out OF an incident in the cham
ber of deputies.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
Fire Destroys Cotton Warehouse.

METER, Ga. December 9.-The Far
mers' warehouse. worth $4,000. and
containing 80 bales OF cotton. was COM
pletely destroyed by fire yesterday
with it's contents. About half of the cot
ton belonged to the Dixie Cotton Com
pany of Dublin. The rest was owned
by farmers near Meter. The losses are
fully covered by insurance The ware
house will be rebuilt.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
Joe" Gets Kentucky Ham.

Mr. Tumulty has only recently been
introduced to the delights of Ken
lucky home-eured ham.
''It was round about Thanksgiving time
that the great democratic leader. Sena-
TOR ollie James. chairman of the DEM
ocratic convention in Baltimore. in 1912.
that nominated Mr Tumuity's boss for
President sent Joe ham that was born
and bred as Senator James was. in Crit
tender, county. kentucky.
These toothsome delicaCies, they tell
me. are cured by smoking them over
smoldering fire of hickory sticks.
"Deponent d. ,snt say whether hickory
sticks figured in the shaping of Senator
James distinguished Juvenile career or
not. So the analogy may not be COM
plete.
Anyhow. Joe got his ham. and when
you've got a wife and a whole raft of
youngsters, and the cost of living is what
II is, these donation parties help lot.
Secretary Like a Cherub.
In physical aspect Mr. Tumulty-
'Tummlety' you know is the way you
call him. one of the most popular men in
Washington. is the direct antithesis of
his chief President Wilson is severe and
stern in physiognomy. with lines of care
craven deeply on each side of his angu-
lar, intellectual visage.
His secretary is like q cherub or tea
rose all dimples and tender curves and
gladstone smiles.
Joe needs no beauty specialist to I'M
prove the exceeding fairness of his COM
plexion, or to gid the pale gold luster
of mis- rather scanty locks. He Is as roly
poly and as beautifully tinted as baby.
Joe has the colering, the contours and
the cordiality OF old Erin from which his
forebears sprang. You couldn't help lik-
ing the boy TO save your life, and he's
welcome to the best Kentucky hog meat
that ever came down the pike.
Evening star., 1913-12-09
SHOWS GREAT FAVOR
FOR KENTUCKY HAMS
Joseph Patrick TumuIty, Pres
ident's Private Secretary,
Says They Are the Best.

Joseph PatrioI Tumulty. secretary to
President Wilson, has broken out in a
new role. lie is : judge OF hams and
in a decision just handed down turns
his back on his old Jersey state and de-
clares that nowhere in the world do hogs
grow so fine as in old Kentucky
joe Tumulty says he's eaten many
ham and hopes to eat many another: in
fact. from his vast and variegated ex-
perience in the gustatory line the Presi-
dents blithesome secretary. where pig
meat is concerned. might almost be sald
to he a ham fam says Mrs. Daisy Fltz-
hugh Ayres in her Washington social
correspondence to the Louisville Courier
Journal.
There are hams and hams. but Joe
saws for sueculence and sweetness ana
superIative palatability give him an old
Kentucky ham" Mrs. Ayres continues.
Now. Joe. You know. is from Jersey.
with no inherent prejudices in favor OF
the bluegrass state or any OF its WORKS.
So his expert testimony counts.
Evening star., 1913-12-09

later and l feel safe In saying that the
incident is over and done with"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28
Nequ Fur Sets Are Reduced

Kit Fox sets-Finest quality
two-skin neck piece and large pill
low muff. Reg. 1880, at. i. 89.5O
Mole sets-Well matched straight
neck piece and pillow muff. Reg
ular 37.9S; special. ......... zoos
Mole Sets-Straight neck piece
and large fancy pillow muff. Reg
ular 1928; special. ......... .50.9S
Mole and Ermine sets-Neck
piece and large draped pillow muff.
Reg. 1880; special. ..... 1000
Mole and Pointed sitka Sets
Neck piece and draped muff; Sc
lected skins. Reg. 1880, at.125.OO
Squirrel sets-Neck piece and
Pointed Fox Sets-Two-skin
neck piece and large pillow muff.
Reg. 1880; special. ....... D9.50
Pointed Fox sets--Two-skin
neck piece and large pillow muff.
Reg. 225.00; special. 1880
Dyed silver Fox sets-Finest
two-skin neck piece and large pill
low muff. Reg. 225.00, at. =. 1880
Dyed Silver Fox Sets-Neck
piece and large pillow muff: Sc
lected skins. Reg. 1880, at.11O.OO
Dyed Blue Fox sets-Animal
shaped neck piece and large pillow
muff. Reg. 1880; special i. ,125.OO
Hudson Seal and Civet Cat Sets
Neck piece and draped muff.
Regular 1000; special. -. S0.0S
Hudson SenI and Skunk Sets
Hudson seal trimmed with skunk:
draped muff. Reg. 1850, at. 1880
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28
Meqv Fur Goats Are Reduced

CaracuI Coats-45 inches long;
beautifully matched skins; black
fox collars. Reg. 1850. at. 09.50
Pony Coats-45 inches long;
made, of perfectly matched skins
Regular 1898; special. ...... zoos
Pony Coats-45 inches long: Sc
lected skins. Regular 5000; spe-
clal, at ................. ..3O.9S
Pony Coats-45 inches long;
beautifully selected skins. Regu-
lar 1923; special. ............ 40.9S
Persian Paw Coats-45 inches
long; perfectly matched skins.
Regular 1928; special. 49,. PODS
Marmot Coats-45 inches long:
made of excellent skins Regular
69.9S; special. ................5 $500
Mole Coats-In stock or made to
measure up to A bust; as in. long.
Reg. 1880, at. 1880
Mole Conts-In stock or made to
measure up to "A bust; As in. long.
Reg. 1880, at. 1880
Mole Coats-In stock or made to
measure up to A bust; 40 in. long.
Reg. 10000, at. ....,.....,.. 10O.50
Mole Coats-Smart 36-inch mod
ell; chinchilla squirrel collars.
Reg. 1880; special. .....,. 1880
Mole Coats-Beautifully trim
med with ermine. Reg. 1880;
special price. ....-......... 55o.0O
Mole Coat-Handsome garment,
trimmed with chinchilla squirrel
Regular $500; special. - 258.5O
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28
Between
szz-zz=----sz-.ss--
Ourselves

We believe it was Voltaire who
said that "God is always on the
side of the heaviest battalions."
The great French philosopher
is wrong. 1t is not ALWAYS the
heaviest battalions which win
the day. 1t is a case of wit and
energy nowadays.
The energetic man is not al
ways the big man, and the big
man is not always the victor.
Don't despise the small man;
don't despise the small business;
don't despise the small nation.
Look at Napoleonl Look at the
little dingy shop where precious
stones are sold! Look at little
Montenegro!
God is not ALWAYS on the
side of the heaviest battalions,
neither is the race ALWAYS to
the strong. An ounce of wits is
equivalent to ton of Drawn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28

Persian Lamb Coats-Made to
measure up to. A bust; 40 in. long.
Regular 279.5o; special. =. .225.OO
Persian Lamb Coats-Made to
measure up to A bust; As in. long.
Regular 1880; special. -. .239.50
Persian Lamb Conts-Made to
measure up to "A bust; So in. long.
Regular 399.50; special. -. .298.5O
Hudson seaI Coats-In stock or
made to measure up to A bust;
40 In. long. Reg. 1880; sp. ,s9.0S
Hudson Seal Conts-In stock or
made to measure up to A bust;
40 In. long. Reg. 1880, at. 1880
Hudson Seal Conts-In stock or
made to measure up to A bust;
40 in. long. Reg. 1880, at. .125.O0
Hudson Seal Coats-In stock or
made to measure up to A bust;
45 in. long. Reg. 1880, at 1880
Hudson Seal Coats-In stock or
made to measure up to A bust;
so in. long. Reg. 1880, at 1880
Nenr-seaI Coats-45 inches long;
perfectly matched skins; excellent
quality Reg. 1898, at. 800. .62.DS
Near-seaI Coats-45 inches long;
finest quality perfectly matched
skins. Reg. S9,9S. at....... GODS
CnracuI Coats-45 inches long:
nicely matched skins. Regular
47.9S; special, at. .......... $500
Cnracul Coats-45 inches long;
made of selected skins, perfectly
matched. Reg. 69.9S, at..... .49.0S
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28
Arrest Sylvia Pankhurst,
Leading Militant Rioters

LONDON. July 2s.-Sylvia Pank-
hurst, in attempting to lead a mob Of
male supporters into Downing street
yesterday, precipitated another riot,
and after a struggle with the police,
was carried off to Jail, in spite of the
efforts of her followers to rescue her.
The mob was composed mainly Of
East End dockworkers and followed
Miss Pankhurst down Whitehall, in
tending to raid Downing street. The
police drew double Gordon across
the street and allowed Miss Pank-
hurst and several of her aids to pass
through, when the line was closed up
again, isolating the suffrage leader.
An uproar ensued and Miss Pank-
hurst was placed under arrest and
hustled to the nearest police station,
while a fierce battle ragged between
the police and the mob.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28

Red Fox Sets-Nice quality
snake neck piece and pillow muff:
Regular 1900; special. ..11.eS
Red Fox Sets-Good quality
snake neck piece and. pillow muff;
Regular 1898; special. 1900. .14.9S
Red Fox Sets-Good quality
snake neck piece and pillow muff.
Regular 27.9S; special. ..19.0S
Gray Fox sets-Snake neck piece
and pillow muff; nice quality.
Regular $500; special. -. -. 1898
Gray Fox sets-Selected two
muff. Reg. 32.9S; special. .25.00
Jap. Cross Fox Sets-Ex cellent
quality snake neck piece and pill.
low muff. Reg 1898; spec1. .29.0S
Jap. Cross Fox Sets-Finest quail
ity two-skin snake neck piece and
pillow muff. Reg. 1898, at. 1900
Natural wild Cat Sets-Snake
neck piece and pillow muff. Reg.
$685. special, at. .22.9S
Spotted Lynx Cat Sets-Finest
snake neck piece and new sport
muff Regular 1898. at.... GAGS
Taupe Wolf Sets-Selected two
skin neck piece and pillow muff.
Regular $3.50; special. $50. ..10.9S
blended Txolinsky sets-Straight
neck piece and pillow muff. Regu-
larly 1850; special. ........9 8.5O
blended KoIinsky sets-Fancy
neck piece and sport muff. Regu-
lar 1880; special. ....... 1000
Kit Fox Sets-Excellent snake
neck piece and pillow muff. Regu-
lar $3.50; special price,. 78.9S
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28

Gins. Field Haviland Limoges China
Set of 101 pieces-regular price 59.9S; spe-
cial .......-........ 1898
Hayiiand & Co. Limoges China Set of
101 pieces--regular price 34.9S specl PODS
CobridIc English Porcelain Set of 100
pieces-regular price 1898; special, 12.0S
II. & v. Limoges China Set of 80 pieces
bowl, cream pitcher and 2 meat dishes,
reg 90 on at 22.9S
yierxon Austrian China Dinner Set of
100 pieces, including sugar bowl cream
pitcher and meat dishes ........ .12.9S
Ridgway's English Porcelain Set of 100
pieces-regular price 24.9S; special. ..17.0S
English Porcelain Set of 100 pieces
sugar bowl creamer and meat dishes;
reg 1898 Observation-Disclosures. 14.9S
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28
Ceanup-Mosty of a K1d-Nofe Savings

Carlsbad China Set of 100 pieces blue
onion desgn-regular 1928; speei al
price d.. +. AAsOc
Verona American Porcelain Set of 100
pieces. including soup tureen and meat
HaviIand & co. Limoges China set of 10l
pieces-regular price 59.9S; special at42.eS
Chas Field Haviland Limoges Chinn Set
of 9s pieces-regular 1928; special
price ;;,.;n e.. 80 zg ,SS
pieces-regular price 29.sS; this sale, spe--
Grown Carlsbad China Dinner Set of
price =. 8. . . Laws
Coronet Limoge China Set of 100 pieces
soup tureen and 3 meat dishes included;
regular 1928, at. Observation-Disclosures. zoos
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28

Elite Limoges China Set of 100 pieces
regular price 1898; special for this
Sdle = It.bS
t. & v. Limoges China Set of 100 pieces,
including sugar bowl, dreamer and meat
dishes; reg. 35.9S, at................2 6.0S
American Porcelain Set of 100 pieces,
including meat dishes, sugar bowl and
creamer; reg. 7.9S. at. ........,...... sos
MeiIOr & Co. American Porcelain Set of
100 peces--regular price 24.9S; special
at .....a.-s.... lf.oS
McIIor & Co. American Porcelain Set of
100 pieces-regular price 1898; special
at .''t.s .,............ ........ .i<'eo
American Porcelain Set of 100 pieces
regular price 1928; this sale, special,
at .. !. /. /. =. .B.OS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28
At Zoe Each

Formerly 15c to 25c)
German China &C.
real Saucers.
German and Jap.
China Plates.
After Dinner c up S
and Saucers.
American Porcelain
Dishes.
E n gil S h Porcelain
Sugar Bowls.
Bisque Ornaments.
German China Choc-
olate Cups and
Saucers.
Haviland China Fruit
Saucers.
neSe China
Cream Pitchers.
German China Cream
Pitchers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28
At SOC Each

formerly 75c to SD
Haviland China Cell
cry Trays.
German China Crock
cry Jars.
American Porcelain
Covered Dishes.
American Porcelain
Meat Dishes.
German China Chop
Dishes.
German China Layer
Cake Dishes.
China Cups and
Saucers.
China Plates of all
sizes.
English Porcelain
Covered Dishes.
German China Sugar
and Cream Sets.
German China Cell
cry Trays.
J a p a n G s g China
Vases.
German China Comb
and Brush Trays.
German and Japan
csc China Pitchers.
Japanese China Nut
Sets.
Japanese and Ger
man China Olive
Dishes
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28
FE''2:|| 2RIHG-

| While a number of manufacturers
of motorcars have discontinued the
yearly model idea, there are num-
Der of others from whom an an
nouncement of their 1914 models is
about due. Up to 1906 1t was custom
airy to regard the coming of each
year as an opportunity to give full
sway to the designers theorizing in
bringing forth something that should
be as different as possible from the
model that preceded 1t.
The result naturally was that cars
of the same make but of different
years models bore no resemblance to
one another either in outside appear
ance or CONSTITUTIONAL features. The
work OF the year was literally pushed
overheard and a fresh start made,
the new model frequently not being
out OF the factory In time to be shown
at the annual automobile show.
There are doubtless those who think
that these conditions still prevail in
the industry, but nothing could be
further from the reality. Cars are
standardized not only in appearance
PoS al WISH dCAAOll, anu NIl6 Only n6W
things to be seen generally are nicely
in equipment and construction both
in bodies and motors.
BY the awarding of damages
amounting to s30.572.76 to the Hart
ford Suspension Company against the
Weston Manufacturing Company for
infringement of the Truffauit- Hart
ford shock absorber patents No sos,
sos and 12,437, the long drawn-out liti-
cation between the companies has
come to an end.
The suit was won by the complain
ant in the United States District
Court. and the decision was affirmed
in February, 1912 by the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals, to
which the Weston Manufacturing
Company took the case. The question
of how much damages were to be al
lowed was decided by Henry D. Oil
plant, master, who was appointed by
the United States District Court for
the District of New Jersey.
The H. j. Heinz Company, WE'LL
known as manufacturers of the "57
varieties of food products, have
placed an order with the Inferna-
tional Motor Company, Of Allentown,
Pa, for one hundred Mack motor
trucks. The value of the order is
100000.
A four and six-ton truck have been
added to the line of Packard trucks
and the cnn1Dnpv ie raported m ha do.
veloping a one-ton model as we'll. The
line now comprises two, three. four,
five and six-ton models. With the
idea of making the line completely
available for every business, the COM
pany has also added a hydraulic
hoist and dump body.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-28
Silk Remnants
at Half Price
(Second Floor--Market ST.

ND>NOAso hIt JtsJ
Tuesday we shall place on sale
every short length Of silk in the
store at exactly one-half its for
mer selling price. The most
fashionable silks OF the season
are included in this clearance,
for it is naturally from the best
selling lines that remnants are
created the most. The lengths
vary from TO 8 yards. The
pieces are suitable for making
dresses, waists, for use as trim
ming, for undertakings, etc. Ma
terials include foulard, MESA
line, crepe meteor, charmeuse,
taffeta, two-toned silks, novelty
silks, crepe de chine, tub silks,
Dresden and other wanted ma
terials. Choose from the inn
mense line Of short lengths
Tuesday, and as long as the lot
lasts, at. ..... .r... Half Price