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Arizona republican., 1913-04-22
RETURNED FROM MINING TRIP

 W. E. Deity the mining engineer re-. turned yesterday from a week in the northern part of the state investigat ing mining properties.
 COLLECTOR o'kEEFE IN TOWN. Con. O'Keefe, collector of customs for the port of Nogales. is among the many visitors to the city for federal court season
 JUDGMENT AFFiRMED-In an opinion written by Judge J. E. O'Connor, of Pinal county, who sat in place of Judge Ross of the su- preme court, the verdict of the Va vapai superior court in the case of Geo. w Hull vs. Joe Larson was affirmed. The case grew out of an alleged assault by Hull on Larson. Larson, who was incapacitated there-e by. sued for damages in the sum of S2500 and costs. but was awarded by the jury only s472.35. The case was tried by Judge Frank Smith.
 FLATS ElLED-Two attractive new subdivisions to the city of Phoenix were filed yesterday in the office of the county recorder, one to Transylva- nia place and tn. other to Grand View. The former lies between Lexington and Central avenues and the latter be- teenth and Twentieth streets. Tran sylvania place will be handled by New land, Jones and Jennie Jones, filers and the Grand View addition by the Phoenix Title and Trust company.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-22

BACK FROM CALIENTE-Mr. and Mrs. James s. Griffin and R H. Greene returned last evening from a weeks stay at Agua Caliente springs. They reported a most enjoyable trip and de- lightful weather.
 SEEKS WARREN PAGE-A. A. Page, of Richmond, Va, has written Chief of Police Moore asking his as- sistance in locating his brother, War ren E. Page who is in Phoenix. He states that he has sent him a South ern Pacific railroad ticket to return home and that the company has been unable to deliver the ticket.
 BURTiS IS OUT-The many friends of C. H. Burtis, proprietor of Burtis plumbing establishment on East Wash ington street, are greeting him at his place of business from which he has been absent for several weeks follow ing undergoing three very serious op- erations at the Sisters hospital He has been incapacjtated since March 1, but is now practically fully recovered
 PEoNIEs BLOOM HERE-Memor- ies of the childhood days back east are easily conjured up by those who visit the residence of Charles Bur- rough, 1138 East Monroe street, through the medium of a handsome peony plant in full bloom in the front yard. There are not many peony plants in Arizona as they have been consid- cred not adapted to this section for some reason or other. The bush in the Burrough yard is five years old and bloomed last year for the first time. The plant is loaded with flow
Arizona republican., 1913-04-22
Of Local Interest
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department report for April 19. Elevation of water in reservoir
 
 Contents of reservoir. acre ft. 579,S77 Gains preceding 24 hours, acre feet ................. 1,4S0 Elevation of water in reservoir one year ago today, feet. .... 175.30 Contents of reservoir one year ago today, acre feet ........ ago today acre feet ..647 ,051 Normal flow Salt and Verde rivers at Granite Reef dam, M. I. .............. 90,125 Amount of water used for ir gation, north side, M. I.... 36,12O Amount of water used for irri- gation south side, NJ. l. ... 29.575
Arizona republican., 1913-04-22
SOME POLICE couRI-six "


 of questionable character were in po- lice court yesterday, together with a sidewalk rider. two men arrested for fighting and the usual number of over Sunday drunks.
 SKATERS PLAN PICNIC-A joint meeting of the Empire state and Penn sylvania state societies will be held at the Bassler Hotel, Sixth avenue and West Adams street, Thursday evening at which time plans will be perfected for the holding of joint picnic at Eastlake park on May 10. All mem bers of the societies are urged to be present and prospective members and visitors from these states are invited to attend.
 INSPECTOR IN CHARGE HERE Ira J. Ayers, of Fl Paso, Texas, special United States treasury in spector in charge of the customs work along the Mexican border, is in Phoenix attending the sessions of the federal court. This is the first time MT. Ayers has to come to Phoenix in number of years, for prior to statehood federal court was held in the lower counties. Most of the work of his department being in the lower counties he had but little opportunity to come to Phoenix. He was there fore greatly surprised at the growth of the city He will be here for a week e SO
Arizona republican., 1913-04-22
AN INTERESTING ENTERTAIN

WENT-JOsephine H. Dominick. a most versatile entertainer, will give recital this evening at the w C. T. U. home for the benefit of that organization. Mrs. Dominick has a most enviable reputation as an inn personator, and character portr,yer She possesses personal charm. viva city and alertness, three character istics so eminently necessary eo, :. successful entertainer. All the pla ccs visited by Mrs. DominiCy urs loud in her pra iS.,
Arizona republican., 1913-04-22
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT

Weather ..... Cloudy threa tening Highest temperature, 80 Lowest temperature. 57. Mean relative humidity, AZ Total rainfall, O. Departure in temperature yester- day. 0 degrees
 Excess in temperature since first of month, 15 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tenn perature since January 1. 222 de- grees
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday .01 inches
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, 0.36 inches. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January 1, 0.34 iches. Data for Tucson: Highest temperature yesterday 76. Lowest temperature yesterday, AS. Rainfall yesterday, 0.
 KENNETH WEAKER.
 Temporarily in charge
Arizona republican., 1913-04-22
Are You Saving Contest Vote Coupons?

If not. why not clip them for me, and l will call for them? I am earnest iy trying to win one of the Republi- cans prizes and am depending on hard work. Am employed at the office Of w. D. O'Neil. Basement Goodrich Block, Phone 1066-or Residence 1501 West Jefferson Street Phone 22S2.
 BABE DAVIS,
 District No 2. tAdyertisemenD ds
Arizona republican., 1913-04-22

A Arizona Lodge No. F. & A.
 ~ M. Work in third degree this j" (Tuesday) evening at 7:30- Advertisement 1t
Arizona republican., 1913-04-22
GIRLS OF FOURTEEN
 SHOULD NOT MARRY
Civic League to Present Argument Before Code Revision Committee.

Why girls of fourteen should not marry will be the argument present. ed this afternoon to the senate com mittee on code revision. Senator J. F. He chtman presiding, by the women Of the Civic league and physicians representing that organization. The committee granted a hearing to the league and the meeting is called for. 1 o'clock sharp in the miscellaneous committee room.
 Members of the Civic league are impressed with the importance of t." subject and are endeavoring to secure revision of the present statute permitting marriage at four teen, making the age at not less than sixteen and If possible even eighteen years.
 At the meeting with the senate committee this afternoon, i, the civic lcague urges all women, especially m, thers, to be present and lend strength to the argument 70 be pre- sented Every person interested in the welfare of girls. and .he future of the race will be welcome.
Arizona republican., 1913-04-22

Guglielmo Marconi was presented with the Grand Cross of the Order of the Grown of Italy for his work i,i organizing the wireless system in the Italian Turkish war.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Good Books for
Boys and Girls

Fairy Tales -All the old favorites; full page
color plates; heavy board covers; 25c values 19c
Outdoor Sports"-A book of verses for
small children; colored pictures; value zoe;
AT $685.. .lJC
My Real Doll HOuse-A cut-out book for
little girls; regular value SOC; special. 29c
"Peck's Bad BOy"--Large comic books, simi
liar to Buster Brown regular 45c; special
at ....,........g... ....,..-.,. Zoe
Painting BOOks-These books are shaped
like large ball; special ACKNOWLEDGMENT 5c
Jumbo Painting BOOks-Large books with
black and colored pictures. Worth l5c, specie
Boys BOOks-Alger, Henty and Meade
books; cloth binding; hundreds of titles,
copy Observation-Disclosures. 18c
Every Boys Ibrary-Boy Scout edition, In
dorsed by the National Council of the Boy
Scouts of America. A library for boys; clean,
wholesome vigorous stories that have been in
dorsed by a commission of the leading librarians
of America. Every boy will want these books
and every parent should see that he gets
BAMBERGERs BOOK BALCONY
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Smart Apparel for Girls

Girls Wool Dresses-Several smart tailored
models in serges, checks and stripes; also
checks and stripes combined with serge; sizes
to IA years; 2.98 and 3.98 dresses. ...... lbs
Girls Wool Dresses-Exclusive models in
serges and checks; navy, Hague blue, wine,
brown and black and white; sizes TO IA; worth
1893 and 500, at. .....=..........- ESQ
Girls Coats, 500 Chevlot, boucle and chin
chilla coats lined throughout with striped or
checked Aannel dressy and plain tailored eft,
fects; to IA years .................... 5.UO
Girls Coats, 8.9S-Two very dressy styles to
choose from; made of plain or fancy zibeline
in navy, brown and Hague blue; sizes 9 to "a
years; at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......'' 'o'9o
Girls Coats, 3.98-Stylish tailored coats, with
half belts; made of cheyiot, boucle and chinchil-
la in navy, brown and Copenhagen; sizes to
II years :. 'o.0o
Girls Velvet Dresses 1893 Fashioned with
dainty collars and new crush girdles; fine velvet;
seal brown, navy, Hague blue and black; sizes
TO IA years Observation-Disclosures. S9S
THIRD FLOOR, MARKET STREET
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Nighties to Keep the
Children Warm

Children's Night Drawers or without
feet. Good heavy flannel pink and blue stripes;
2 to 10 years; full sizes; price. .......... 39c
Children's Rompers- Neatly made rompers
in sizes TO years. Made of pretty gray
striped outing flannel trimmed with turkey
red 21c
Childrens Night GOwns-High and shape
necks; good grade of cambria, trimmed with
embroidery insertion and cluster tucks; to IL
years; regular 45c, Observation-Disclosures. .24c
Children's Flannel Paiamas Made of dainty
pink or blue striped flannel; also solid colors
in daisy cloth; to l8 years; prices
Soc, S9c, LOO and 1.50
Children's ROmpers-A great variety of
flannel and chambray rompers for boys and
girls; sizes to years .25c, soc, SEC, 79c to 81
DIR. Dent0n's Night Drawers from
months to 10 years Made of unbeached cot
ton material with small percentage of wool;
prices range from. .............. SOC to Loo
SECOND FLOOR, HAIsEY STREET.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Good, Seryiceable
Sweaters for Children

Juvenile Sweaters, 1.50-Made OF Atwood
worsted, plain weave; Byron or ruff neck collars;
maroon, cardinal, gray and tan; 2 to years, 1.5O
Juvenile Sweaters, 250z-Norfoik style with
Byron collar; also plain mannish coats with
ruff necks; cardinal, tan and gray. -. ESQ
Children's Sweaters, 1.59 - Plain stitch
sweaters, made of Atwood yarn, in gray, navy,
white and red Byron collars; sizes % to 80;
Children's Sweaters, 2.0o-Of all-wool wor-
sted; plain mannish stitch; Byron and ruff neck
collars; white and colors; sizes 26 TO 81; at 200
Juvenile Sweaters, 1.O0r-Of Atwood yarn,
plain stitch; pockets and ruff neck collars; gray,
tan and red; sizes to years; at. ..... LOO
Children's Wool Caps-Eiderdown wool caps
in good colors; regular SOC each; special at 39c
Children's Sweaters, 1.50-Plain white or
white with light blue; plain stitch, Atwood wor
sted sizes % TO 81 regular 200 and $50 at 1.5O
Chlldrenis 400 Sweaters, 3O0-All-wool
worsted, plain mannish stitch; Byron collars
gray, tan and navy; sizes % to 81; regular 400;
at Observation-Disclosures. 800
THIRD FLOOR, WASHINGTON STREET.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Hose That Will Wear
To Advantage


Children's Cotton Ribbed Hose Black hose
with double soles, heels and toes; fine or wide
rib; our leader az. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 12hc
Children's Cotton HOse-Wide or fine ribbed
hose in black, white and tan shades; of good
quality and splendid value; at, pair. .15c
Children's Ribbed Lisle Hose-Excellent
quality plain or silk Isle hose, finely ribbed;
black, white, tan, pink, sky and cardinal,
pair ................. Csc
Children's Silk Plated HOse-Ribbed stock
ings in black, white, tan, pink and sky; nice
quality and worth SOC per pair; special. 35c
ChiIdren's Silk HOse-Full regular made silk
stockings with double soles, heels and toes and
double garter folds; per pair. ...........1 LOO
Infants Cashmere HOse-Unshrinkab cash
mere stockings of fine quality, in pink, sky, tan,
black and white; per pair. .......... Csc
Chdren's Black Lisle HOse-Finely ribbed;
slight seconds of 25c grade; also white ribbed
Isle stockings of first quality; regular 25c pair;
at .tt''''''s'#'.,''.... ..'.......-....,. lZH2c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Up In Toytown

Teddy Bears-Fine, big plush-covered bears;
we'll made and nicely shaped full stout bodies;
cinnamon color; jointed arms and legs; 26-inch
size, worth 500; special. Observation-Disclosures 0
Indian Play Suits for boys and girls; sizes
to IA years; hard wearing khaki color cloth,
trimmed with braid and red and yellow fringe;
long feather helmet; regular 100, at $50. 79c
Elbeco Jointed Dolls-24 inches high; super
6ne bisque heads moving eyes and fine hair
wigs; papier mache bodies; full ball jointed
arms and legs; neatly dressed. .... LOO
Ball-Bearing Roller kates-Extension style;
best quality steel, nckel-plated half clamp and
leather heel straps; easy-running ball-bearing
rollers; regular l49; special. ....... 1.19
SIXTH FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Doctor Is Driven to Suicide
by Malicious Letter-Writers

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Driven to his
death, 1t Is said, by letters written to
some Of his women patients, warning
them to keep away from his office, DR..
Herman p. HJardemaal, of $50 Nos
trand avenue, Brooklyn, committed
suicide on Monday night or Tuesday
morning at his summer home, in New
street, Huntington. Long Island. His
body, clad in q dressing gown. was
found in room where gas was escap-
ing from an open jet. An empty
glass, which Coroner Gibson said con-
tanned half an ounce of sulphate of
room.
the physician left letter to his
wife, but the contents were kept se-
cret by the coroner. 1t is known,
however; that DR.. Hjardemaal recent
" complained TO friends that his life
was made miserable by the letters
written to his women patients.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Children's Warm and
Comfortable Underwear

Children's Vests and Pants Part wool; high
necks, long sleeves, ankle length pants; regular
sizes Soc; extra sizes. acknowledgements. .65c
Children's Cotton Ribbed Underwear Vests
and pants; hand finished and nicely leeced;
vests, Csc; extra sizes Observation-Disclosures 5c
Children's Cotton Fleeced Underwear
White, cream and gray vests and pants; prices
upward from ..,... .,......,..,....... zoe
Children's Union Suits part wool suits for
boys and girls; high necks, long sleeves, drop
seats; regular sizes 100; extra sizes. 49,. 1.25
Children's Union Suits-White ribbed gar
ments, nicely leeced; also gray for boys,
Soc and Sc
Childrens Sleeping Garments; nicely
heeced .........,...,.. ...... 5Oc
DR.. Dentons Sleeping Garments, up
ward from ................... SOC
Infants Bands and Shirts, in cotton,
part wool, all wool, or silk and
wool; upward from. ..........2 5c
FIRST FLOOR. HALsEY STREET
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Clothes for Manly Boys
at Special Prices

Boys 400 to 500 Suits, 3.O0-Norfolk suits
of cashmere and cheviot with loose or stitched
BELTS to II years; made to sell at 400, $50 and
500: special Observation-Disclosures. 900
Boys ZOO Chinchilla OvercOats, 5O0-R Rus
sian models; sizes 212 to 10 years; Atwood chin
chilla in blue, brown and light or dark gray
regular 700 Observation-Disclosures. 500
Boys Russian OvercOats, 1.9S-Broken lines
made of fancy overcoatings and chinchillas
sizes 8 TO years in the lot; regular 2.98 and
1893; special ...................... LIS
Boys Mackinaws, 500 TO 9.75-An extensive
line Of mackinaws in the very latest colors and
combinations; made with plaits and yokes;
prices range from. ..............5 800 to 9.75
Boys 2.S8 Suits, 1.9B-Full cut Norfolk
suits, In sizes 70 16 years; made OF neat mix
lures and pencil stripe material; regularly 2.98;
Boys 700 Extra Knicker Suits, 5.00-Strictly
Atwood fabrics; handsome patterns; latest
Norfolk models; sizes TO is years; good TOO
VaiueSj AT. .0.VU
SECOND FLOOR WASHINGTON STREET
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Shirts and Other Good
Furnishings for Boys

Boys and Youths Negligee Shirts High
grade shirts in white and colors; fine quality
percale and mercerized cloth; Numbered or soft
cuffs; sizes IL TO IA; 100 shirts. ....... .89c
Boys Flannel Pajamas- of extra heavy
quality outing flannel in neat blue and pink
stripe effects; sizes TO 10; regular value 75c;
Sptkihi NJ OJN
Boys Sweater C0ats-The popular ruff
neck, roll collar style; made Of pure wool and
worsted yarns; oxford, maroon and navy; two
pockets; good, serviceable coats; at. 900
Boys Underwear Gray ribbed cotton shirts
and drawers, of nice soft quality, fleece lined ;
shirts are bound with silk drawers have large
gussets; sizes 20 to "a; at............ pc
Boys Neckwear-An assortment of shield
bows, in large variety of new colorings; made
with silk-covered shields; sold regularly for 25c
. . . :. . =.
FIRST FLOOR, MARKET STREET.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Four Men Shot in Gun
Battle in N. Y. Cabaret

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-TWO men
are dying and two others are danger
ously wounded as result of :
pitched battle, in which more than
fifty shots were fired. in the CELLAR
OF a saloon at Fifth avenue and ona
Hundred and Thirty-seventh street
yesterday. More than a score OF
women fled from the place amid a
rain of bullets.
Three negroes accused OF the shoot-
ing are in the Lenox avenue police
station s ids,r,. .having been captured after
a. uespenate battle In barn, where
men. poiiT y
Otis Shine" Wilson. a negro Il
Sy,ns in a, the Harlem Hospital. with
Gilmore Brockington, negro With Hiss.
bullet in his head, is dying W :
/, Arlnur Estelle, with bullet wound
IN nus ms chest, and William Neal. with
to the hospital. "eie sene
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Misses and Children's
Stylish Gloves

Misses Mousquetaire Kid Gloves Elbow
length; made of selected real kid white only;
two pearl fasteners; one row embroidered backs;
full line of sizes Observation-Disclosures 25
Misses and Boys Cape Gloves tan and
white; gusseted fingers; P, X. M. sewn; all sizes;
pair Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Misses and Boys Gloves -Fleeced lined cape
and mocha gloves, in tan and gray; all sizes:
at. Observation-Disclosures. SOC, Toe, 100 and 150
Children's Chamois Isle Gloves Washable
gloves, in white, natural and gray; sizes to 7;
pair Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Chidren's Washable Suede Duplex Gloves
White, gray, tan and natural; sizes TO Il the
pair Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Boys and Girls Golf Gloves-Complete line
of them in all colors and sizes; pair, 25c and Soc
FIRST FLOOR MARKET STREET.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Between
Ourselves

Friday and Saturday are "Chil-
dren's Days" at YOUR store I;
hence 1t is apropos to tell the fol-
lowing story of a young Bloom
field four-year-old.
Miss Dorothy (which, by the
way, Is not her nancy was play
ing at getting married" The
groom" was chosen and the
wedding date set. All that. re-
NAMED was 10 get the rousseau.
"I'll go to Bamberger's," said
Mistress Dot, "and I'll get my
dresses there"
"Why Bamberger's ?" inquired
her mother, curious TO know just
what motive actuated the tiny
bride-to-be.
"Oh, you know, mudder, that
after we're married, If Bobby
doesn't like my dresses, we can
sell 'em back TO Bamberger's and
buy really doll wifi the money"
All of which shows that Bam-
berger's Is a pretty good place 20
buy trousseaux.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
A Notable Purchase of
Children's Shoes

More than 900 pairs of children's shoes,
samples and floor goods" of leading maker,
will be placed on sale Children's Days at re-
markedly low prices. 75c to ST shoes will be
priced soc, while 81 TO $3.50 shoes will be
marked 79c Patent colt and black and tan kid
feathers; plain and fancy tops; hand-sewed
turned soles.
Sizes 10 g. without heels 75c to Sit values.59c
Sizes TO s, with spring heels, S1.00 to Sl.5o
values 1oe
Misses Tan Calf ShOes-Button only; low heels;
GOODYEAR weted soles; sizes 11H to 2; regular SYST
pair. special at z.VO
Chidren's Wei Kid Shoes-With spring heels;
Foot Trainer" last; sizes 81 to IL; regular Sis
per pair, special .I.O3
Misses Kid Skin ShOes-Button style; "Foot
Trainer" last: sizes 11H TO 2; regularly Sl50 per
pRir. Special AT - Liz
Storm Rubbers for misses and children; of good
quality and regularly 45c per pair special. Csc
Bows Button Shoes-Of gunmetal calf; "Foot
Trainer" last: dull kid tops; sizes ! TO q; regular
$3.50 shoes, special, pair ................,. 200
Bows Storm Rubbers-In sizes from to 8; reg
uar SOC per pair; sale special at sec
BOYS Robson Calf Shoes-"Foot Trainer lace
shoes with extension soles; sizes to 1917; regular
price $loO per pair, special ....,............1.19
Bows Sample ShOes-Patent colt and gunmetal
calf: Goodyear welted soes; sizes to 1879; worth
$3.50 per pair, special at ....................1.75
SECOND FLOOR. MARKET ST
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Buster Brown
Collars, DC

Buster Brown linen collars, In
round and square-corner effects
will be on sale Children's Day at
&C each. They sell regularly at
12c. Narrow and wide widths.
All sizes from Il to 1874. Special
price ................ ........ Be
Other Neckwear Items
Four-in-Hand Ties, at zoe and
Soc.
Boys' Pique Shields at I2c and
zoe.
Boys Pique Sets at zoe and Csc.
Embroidered Sets at 48c to 800.
Lace Collars, large variety, Csc to
800.
MILDLY blouse Ties at, each, ace.
FIRST FLOOR, MARKET ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Caught Smuggling Diamonds

IL Hs ! 4. Nov. s.-William Marx \
p wh,ch on the stafmer Sarato 2; =
ye aien arri wee here .ffona New TofK
an attempt tansnlfi&Eis Sal,i a with
"a inc NXaine Of $50. Q 90. He was oamgt3
tanning sna ac ths gg]seIng on bag s con-
stamp which had is' been esses rs, g as customs
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
School Gets Holiday When
Alumnus Becomes Governor

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. s.--Holv
ross College is proud of the election
OF an alumnus as Governor. in the
person OF David I. Walsh. In cele-
bration of the event, President Dinara
declared today full holiday for En-
aants and faculty. = 49,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-06
Boys l.5O
Hats, Csc

Half price for boys new hats
is the headliner In the hat store
Friday! Take your choice of GER
tain hats in Jack Tar, Tyrolean
and Teddy shapes; made of
scratch and plain felt, in the
most wanted shades; worth 1.50,
Boys 100 Hats, 5Oc--Another
hats in Rah Rah, Jack Tar and
Tyrolean shapes may be had in
black, brown, gray and blue; all
sizes for boys; loo hats, spe-
cial ................. .0Oc
SECOND FLOOR,
WASHINGTON STREET