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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-05
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-05

Austraiia's Gold.
The gold fields of Western Australia
are the largest known. They cover
224. 400 square miles.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-11-05

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-30

sgsAla Tribune, DAD gtIb 20
NIL q recognized O1oa =
~ meme most in~tiueygsh WY wv
9slananIs ing me- COS a'p' n'sr
limb SIR GrtnnO. 9trr MsiGorbi.
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- Der Idbt Git i'm @li974
Der bat Dor elmer Node Die
Gta0t ptrlaFsu, tr bat bier gDodsH
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absr In Dem 9C5snsr 9oisI, wcbin
ia bic 9ritIs aoreditren icllte, Hi6t
1ugetommtn, Id babe DsTgsbsns ltIss
srnpbiert unb i%sltpbunisrf."
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bonn Stubl auf uno rate Elm paars
mai ouras Simmer.
limb i9 isbs feline Silft, tsiusn
austueg, nlr ben eiuen - I9gsdlis
den -"
Dph ipit Elm frsunoIihsr Griss
6ensbote trat 2otlt Sein Iddelno az
Dem auIssregteu iungsn Wlsui4a.
Run dbsr bin Id getommen, um
81 bslfsu. 2iebsr Strr Msi4arOt.
iagen sic mir bic Gnmme, unb nod
teutt abeuo lit ie In Sbren S6ns
Den. Mein @robpatsr bat mir 5sbns
t%auisno Dart bintsrIa6sn" - unO
tie fiste strpas Gngitli9 bin5u:
ptpir0 bic Summs pobl rsi4tn2'
5rib BeiharOt iturrte feline Rtts
term ungldubig an,
sd braude nur apsitnuIsnO
Murt," Iagte er leiIs, pie i'm Sraum,
runO Oisie grobs. uussSurs Summit
MOLTEN sic, bic 5rsmos, mir pirIs
lid leibsn9+
s9sraOs ipsil i9 Sbnsn frsmS Bin,
oiirfsn sic oas @slb nebmsn. Sie
bolen ss beute absnO bon mir, escsI
G9uI0I6eiu, ipis ss ii9 ss6Ort, unO
Sle 5dpleIl ap, gan3 get9aftsm1blg,
ME ss 9rdu9 1T. uno ME oarfen
sic fi4 mir gsssniiber Derpfli9tst
fibIen - mir bIsibsn uns 6rsmbs
fpie bisbsr."
.glein" fubr nun ober Der iunge
ManH OaSpii6sR, nauf ale 8soins
eunsen min i'd singsbeu, a6er msinsr
2ebensretteriu fremb bleiben, neia -
Grdulein 2otte, Oas oiirten sic ni9t
bsrlungen!" llno ale Srdusr un0
ener Summer mar aus feinsm ants
lib beri9nunosu, tpie er Cote SeiD
tief in ole Qlissu Ia6.
9as tleine SrduIsin err6tete Dor
6reuoe, tlnb uls er ibr bic Sanb
entgegsnitredts nit Der Bite Inn qua
te aamsrabI4aft, f4Iug iie fr5HIta
Elm.
GErtiteL absr fang i'm SreppenfIur
Elm 2ieO nit qudIpoa lauter uno bes
d~ngitigenO bober Stimms.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-30
Gis ,,@ssberstGess.

Ginen Der mertnir6igen Taits
na4tsbrdu4e, Der uns mod in Ders
i4ieOenen @auen 3eutI9IaRos bessgs
net, felt Die iosenunnte .Metbsrs
Sehe" ooer o@eibsrfaitnodt" bar.
Die 5rauen bednIpru9en an benz
Gage Der Meiber3eae Die @orrs9te,
Ole font bic Mdnner ausiben ipie
zen misunderstanding u. I. IN. fit ii9
aleiH. Sn einigen @esenben bes
MeItens 1T Der Jaitna9tsmOntus Der
Gag Der Meiber3e6e, In anOerea
tpieoer, pie nameatIi9 am &bsiu,
Der 9pnnsrstag Dor GaitnaGt unO
anberspO erit Der @I4ermittpoV3.
Sn ben 9Drfern Der pfala tommsr
am Na9mittag oes 4f9ermittnp9s
bic Grauen in einem8aitbduie suiuns
men, Iuben ii4 an Raffee unO @stn.
Den Mdnueru, Die ii9 bier bIideR
Iafen, perben Die ItiiBen sepfdnest
uuo muir gegen cine unitdnbige @sii,s
Ipen6e tpieoer Ierigegeben. Sn msbs
rereH piirttembsrsii9eH 8DrferR
itanb friiber ipgar Den 5rauen am
Gage Der 8eiber3e6e oos Re9t su,
auf Soften Der @emetnDe sinen
S9oppen @ein gu trinten. SIN Oer
@ifel getpdbrte Die Deiberse9s ben
6rauen Biz in Die fiinfsiger Sabre
bss Oori9en Sabrbunberts bic ununls
i1rdntte 9srriqaft, tie 5pgsn in Den
@emetnoepdlD, fGItsn bort nit bsrs
einten ar1ften ben id0nIten Baum.
Den Is ii9 burber hatten ousfu6en
eiirfn, psrtauftsn i'm an 9rt rno
STEELE uttb beranItolteten aus benz
Cribs cine fpIenne @eiberae9e. Die
5prftpertpaItung isste f9liebli4 Der
4usiibung Oieiss urdlteu 8rau4s
elm 3ieI.
4u9 in aDIn lam man nod bsute
am Dounerstag Dor GaItud9t Cop
Internationally in peri6isbsnsu
2ctalen bic 4bbaItung Der @sibers
aetbe bepba9teu. Sn einisen @TrferH
bes lnterelIdb 0iirfen 3ur Msibers
fdftnabt, Die bort auf ben SAT-
nu9tsmpntag fdat, iiberbaupt nur
5rauen Ous Birtsbaus befu9sn.
8iefer 8rau9 Der 8eibsr3ede, bts
frii6er piel algemeinsr geiibI ruIres
tIingt Iebr an Die r0miI9en Saturs
ndIien an, oas 6eIt, an Dem ben
6ruuen uuo StIdpen bic 8crrebtt
Der 6erren autamen. Die Deibers
sede in @clti9lanb LIT iiherli4 Gls
eine Ia9o9mung Der SatarnaIieR
dnSuieben; mir baden g alp bort,
no ie uns nod begegnet, nit ben
Iebteu ausIGufern zines Sabrtuus
Ieroe olten 8rau4es al tun.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-30

grfoIg. papu bat gum
tIeinsn 5rau3 off seiugt, er luIle re9i
artig fem, bann 'iper6e ibm osr
Stpr6 AID elm 8riiSsrden bringsrl'
Rd4 Ginger 3eit trsffen 3piIItns'
elm.
.qopa", frdgt Ser tIsine 8urfa,
nun Bin ia tpoNl su artis gene
IenlG4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-30

Raibs GrtIGrung. ~D1
bat mir iemdno er3dbIt. er lei BET Der
8eb0roe Inn sine RomensGnbnung
einaetpmmen. Nus pslhem @runDe
mag Der fi6 eigsntlib eiren nsueu
glanen Sulegsu ipclIeng"
8 1T bod isbr einfad !.
Inn lpieoer GrsOit gu lriegsn. Gr
miro balt onF ben on0ern Wnmeu sls
piel GduIoen gema9t babsn,"-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-30

sic sing alf SiretteItem @sse au
5rdulein 9ein, oenn iie mubts i6r
Op9 bic ipunoerf4Dnen releu Retlds
memarten Seiseu. unb ba madte es
ii4 snna bon ielbIt. OaB Gbrtitel tbr
BON Der unterbaltuns nit 9srrn
@eiddrot Mitteiluns md4te, fnit
iportgetreu bert9tete ous tleiue Mdbs
6en, ie pergaB audi nidt, BON Dem
tleinen, fur6tbar nieoliden SdteBs
gepsbr gu eradbIen uao 6rdu'
lein Sein, Die Den bIaFeu, tungea
Serrn inn atpeiten Stpd Elm irenig
iannts. mndtc ii6 i'm Seraen Elm
The evening world., 1914-04-23
II" CROWD SEES sulRD
NARROWLY MISS Death
Third Avenue Employee Caught in
Gate Of Car, Dragged and
Thrown on Tracks.

Robert Mclaughlin Of 1885 Third
avenue. . platform guard at the One
Hundred and Thirty-third street sta
ton Of the Third avenue elevated
railway. escaped death to-day by
something less than the customary
hairs breadth.
1t is McLoughlin's duty to see that
the crowd which throngs the station
every morning gets safely and
promptly aboard the downtown ex-
presses. He was doing that to-day
when. as he stepped aboard the rear
platform Of tho second car of a
seventeen train to press tho crowd
in so the guard could close the gate
the left leg Of his trousers caught n
the gate. The guard could not %,
The evening world., 1914-04-23
Boys Suits FRIDAYS
and ESPECIAL
Furnishings) OFFERINGS

Little Boys SUITS to 8 yrs
Navy and Brown Serges. fancy
Cheviots and Checks-Ruasian
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Boys' Coat Suits-Cheviots and
Tweeds-tans, browns and srays-
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Navy, Royal and Brown Serges;
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8 to 10 yrs.-speclal... ........."..3.OS
Boys Spring Coats--Navy ScrGes.
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Rows. Blouses-Madras and Percale-
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silk frogs-6 to Is yrs-value 10 80
The evening world., 1914-04-23

Nm eer the erpwd. the BEN rops was
pulled and on the train went. Me-
Loughlin clinging to . stanchion.
Hanging on and trying to free him
self. Mclaughlin was carried to the
south end Of the station, and there
coal chute fastened to the ticket
once building struck him and tore
him loose. The leg of his trousers
was ripped on and Mclaughlin fell
to the tracks.
When he fell Mclaughlin crouched
as close to the structure as possjblc
and nattened himself out, because
there were five cars rushing past him
When the train had passed Harry
Kama, another guard, Jumped down
The evening world., 1914-04-23
Flannels FRIDAYS
and ESPECIAL
Blankets \OFFERiNGS

Canton and Domot Flanncls--
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Wool Mixed Fiannels- gray ground
niue. black or lavender stripes
excellent for mems and boys
pajamas and blouses-reg, ,l2s.. u
Extra Fine California Wool Riank-ts-
White aud colors-for single and full
Size bcds,-excellcnt value..,..,7.D
Fine California Wool Blankets
white and colors-small and large
sizes-reg. NW............Specisl so
The evening world., 1914-04-23
Get MUSTEROLE TODAY
for Lumbago!

It's IN amazingly quick relief. And
it's % cay 70 use.
Yea just rub MUsTEROLE in
beiakly. and presto. the pain is gone
- delicious, soothing comfort comes to
take its place.
MUSTEROIE is clean, white
S<tment, made with oil of mustard.
vt instead Of mustard plaster. wa
lia1.
'ctors and nurses use MUSTER
and recommend it to their patients.
The evening world., 1914-04-23
1000 People
Turned AWay
From the Opera
~ Srluesfer Rasciin0.

.NeRALDlNE FARRAR and Ca
~ russo made their farewell APP
pAAfances for the season at the
metropolitan Opera House last night
- Puccani's '"Tosca," and put to
naMoAt my statement Of yesterday
sAAs NSw York's capacity for abb
'segsene opera was reaching the ex-
senseton point in the twenty-third
- last week. 1t Ii dangerous to
eophOy. Ohicial estimates were
made that two thousand people
sought In vain to buy seats. and
heW many would-be standees were
tHpsd away from the performance
goodness knows. for as early as half
past i've o'clock there was a line of
people In waiting that attracted the
Atfontion OF Broadway passers-by.
Twenty-seven curtain calls after
kshe opsra for the two principal sing
- 0eOke all records. There were
~. .0f Speech" from time to
throughout the demonstration,
Cat the end Mas Farrar twice
(oke q few words OF thanks, which
~. CAruso echoed. This bare state
mon1 OF fact, however. does not
propegly picture the situation. Prac-
tically all the boxes were empty and
much more than one half Of the rest
Of the audience had gone home when
The demonstration took place. II is
net suggested that there was a
olAaue, but rather that there were
present people who typify among
OpogUgoOrs the music MAIDS" who
pogvade concert halls. Then. too.
few seconds elapsed between the dis
appearance behind the curtain OF
1(lao Farrar's heels and the reap
peArance before It Of her face.
Ohva Fremstad. after her last Kun
Ary, thanks largely to Rudolf Der.
Gers failure TO recognize tho desire OF
the audience especially to honor her.
got twenty-five curtain calls: but 1t
was with an act to come that the
crowded house. everybody sitting
tight In his seat. insisted upon pay
ing her tribute. 1t did seem last night
that there was determination to
wipe out that record. Up to twenty
three the curtain calls went, but that
hcodoo number wouldn't do, OF course,
and the record had TO go one point
higher. Then the asbestos curtain
was dropped. For five. seven. per-
.haps ten minutes after. what was left
ISpf the audience kept applauding and
khe lights were kept burning.
u finally. up went the fire screen
OPEN came the curtains. and for thres
dimes more Miss Farrar and Mr.. Ca.
rvso appeared and Miss Farrar spoke
her two little speeches. II was some
thing like irony that directly after.
ward an aspiring young tenor dowr
- the front started singing and ;
would-be humorist suggested the TAX
ing up of a collection for him. Th'
whole proceeding was unusual for thu
Metropolitan Opera House.
Tho performance was admirabl!
directed by Mr.. Polacco. Miss Farra
never looked 40 distinguished in tn
part and. save for a smile that SCENE,
out Of place when the killing o
Scarpia frst gripped her imagiha
ton, never acted so well. Carus'
was IN fine form as Mario. and Scott
was such Scarpia as only ne cal
impersonate. Besides in the cas-
there were Rossi. PM Corsi. Bado
Begue. Ananian and Sophie Braslau.
The evening world., 1914-04-23
Silks VERY
and }NTPTloeGAl
Dress Goods FRIDAY VALUES

s@-inch Worstsd Warp ghsphseA
Checks-plain and fancy-blaek saA
white-value .0.................... -
3s-inch All Wool Crepes-goed rango ?
OF Spring colors-special.... ..... 10
54-inch All Wool Scotch Mixtures-
Grays. Browns and Green sffeete-
Naiuc *'S''.''''.'' s80
t2-inch All Wool Observation-Disclosures
assortment. but good oolorings.. -
5l-inch All Wool Corded Prunellas-
raisin. myrtle. cadet. castor,
mahogany. Copenhagen. wine,
brown. navy and black-value m -
a6-inch SILK Fouiards-soft hnish.
Summer weight-polkA dots-nAvy.
black. brown and Copen.-rsg. ~ -
sa-inch Satin Stripe Wash Silks
various colors-reg. 80. I'D
Double Width Crepe do Chiuoo-
evening or street shades. also Wh1to
and cream-spectal. ...............l.l IA
ss.inch Black Chiffon Finish Ta@stao-
soft ana lustrous-
two special valuss.... .08 anA LIZ
%o-inch Creps Mstsors-duli fipisA.
light and dark colors-spectal....3 sD
The evening world., 1914-04-23
AMUsEM ENTs.

IAN lost or found articles I'd.
vertised In The World will b.
listed at The W0rld's Informa-
4lon Bureau, Pulitzer Building
Arosde, Park Row, Worlds
Uptown Office, northwest ces.
Aer 36th st. and Broadway
RorId's Harlem Office, 1b6
Wsst 125th g., and Verde
0Fseklyn Office, 2O2 washing-
osn g., Brooklyn, for 80 days
esllowinS the printing a the
61vertissnsat.
The evening world., 1914-04-23
Not Aiaernan kennsaily's Son.

NOV A1oefmen henneoAhy's SOM
The Evening World of April 20 told
Of the arrest. on a charge Of attempted
assault and interfering with a policeman.
Of James Kenneally. who professed to
be a son Of Alderman william p. Ken.
neatly. A. Alderman Kenneaily has
no son. the report has caused him con-
siderable annoyance. particularly as the
accused pretended to have a political
.'puii" and threatened to have every no.
iiceman concerned in the case broke. I"
THIS correction Is published as a matter
Of fairness to Alderman kenneally,
The evening world., 1914-04-23

, PITTSBURGH. April 23.-Wesley s.
Guffey. aged 20. weii-known operator
in tho oil fields Of West Virginia. Penn
sylvania, Texas and Oklahoma. died
here late last night. He and his brother.
J. NJ. Guffey, former Democratic Nation
al Committeeman from Pennsylvania,
were leaders of Independent oil pro-
ducers In Pennsylvania and Oklahoma.
The evening world., 1914-04-23
Misses Wear
and
Babies Wear

Girls. wash Dresses--percsIes and
Einxhams-variety OF new styles
pretty summer colors-
!" " s'es'A''''''''''''''''' 100
Girls. Coats-sersea and Novelty
fabrics-nnyy and best colorsE
ssa * w. .u 20. Is ~ Sn.n,.i IN.
o." 'SS''O'Oo
Whiee Lawn Dresses-to yrs.-
Erench. Yoke and Russian-rev 70 K0
u,,,,. Chsldrru.s Dre.se. tn yrs
Voue Nninsook and I.awn-I,mnirr
yoL. Russian Frcnch-reg III III 4 m
'"~
Little boys Drcsscs-toS yrs
White Repp and Linelle-Russian
anu "'o''"e's s''''''''''''''' .1o
Attle Childrcn's Dre:scs-I.awn and
Naihsoo~. III 20 's"e"' H'"Ss@n- oo
s
Sha"o'"S """ e'"s"e""'os' w. sAO
N. ,,,.., Cottou shirts-ai,es tn
~rs -ssconds Of IN and ~ RI
Quaiities'' '''''''''''''''.'''''.'.. III
u..s., Es~. sht.s.-tos vr.L
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The evening world., 1914-04-23

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Supessoe quality, q nowees esylees
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ribbon run emby and various lacsS-.
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Undofbodioao-Wofth - and ~. .Ao
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styles with handsoms iscss or smb's
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The evening world., 1914-04-23
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HousAdresses OFFERINCS

tbOUoSoIeoooo yOTTG
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women's Coats-Navy and black
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Fine Lingerie Blouses-batistes.
voiies, lawns and dotted crepes-
variety Of modcls--special.. BIDS
<,., - <,,,tsso,, u,oussa-- .
butterfly and other models-Yo!d.
copper, flame, watermelon pink,
chartrcuse and other new shadesI.
regularly N9s. Friday 3.7O
Black Crepe de Chino Houses
butterfly sleeves-H. y. bands ON
shouldcrs--fine emb'd orgnndie
| Gladstone collar-Speciai Vsiue''O.Oe
wonen's Corsets-plain and striped
| coutil--light weiEht.low and med'un
| bust--l8 to Greg. $2.O q $s'W''l.1O
Extra Size Coutii Corsets-lisht
| weight--medium bust--lonE over
| abdomen-sizes II to 3s-reg $500 I .0s
Ostrich Feather .Fancies-
fashionable colorr-reg. N.@....1 q
| Girls. Wear and Dress Hats
Javas, hemps. Milans and Tuscans-
favored colors-ribbon trimmed
reg 3t.6g. FRIDAY Low
Women's Ready-to-we Hats
blacks. brown and navy-many
shnpes-ribbonr. quilts and wings
as trimmings--regularly H9s. Zoo
Fitted TOP Petticoats-silk jersey
plated messaline flounces-black
| and coIors-elastic band at waist
regularly FRIDAY S.bO
Extra Size Petticoats-siik mixed
Armurc brocades--black and colors-
plated flounces-extra values....1. OG
The evening world., 1914-04-23

These and many others
equally good values.
The evening world., 1914-04-23
At
SPECIAL
PRICES
Curtains
and
Curtainings

Ready to hang I.nce Curtains,
Including brass rod-Valuc lf9.. .OS
Imported Curtain Madras-colored
or white and cream tints-36 to q
inch-value .49 and .69...,.,,..... I'd
,;,ocial Purchase OF Art Taffeta
Cretonnes-O Oriental, chintz,
double borders-floral and bird
designs--value .39,.,............... 80
6O-inch Cretonnes-scenic and printed
warp effects-special..',.. 80
French Net md Scrim Bed Sets
Large Renaissance centre motif.
pane! lace inserts-festoon valance
worth B..,,.....,'..,,..,,...,. 81
Decorative Burlaps-3G- inch-greens,
reds, blues and wood tones
val - ''''''''''''',,,.. 10
lridescens Draperies-unfadablc--
Iaarras deeipns-sea greens, rose.
old blue. reds and wood tones
value SO. ,,,,,,,'...',,,,,.,..,. IA
New Curtain Muslins and Easement
Draperies-40 styles-value .i2k. OA
Reversible Tapestry Table Covers
yds. rc-fringed-Oriental
designs--valua s.. a.
Decorators Short Lengths fine
Silk Damasks-
worth D.as to 500 yd.".........I. aK
The evening world., 1914-04-23

and llftsd McLoughliu TO the plat
form. Beyond q few bruises on his
shoulder, McI.oughlin was uninjured.
The evening world., 1914-04-23
'::.. III. |. IS !: a r! !! !! :: 4. IN
FRIDAY AS UsuAL BARGAIN Dag
The ONE and ONLY Friday of Bingham Week
Factories Surplus of Womens and Chdren's Underwear
Only Friday of Babies Wear Il DAY Sale
In
Every Department Has Added Its Quota of Friday

Only lpoNr
Friday Of }MiSS
CinghArn Week THESE vAluO
May Osh~ 0nsv,nss Me- AAv~sssa.
Genuine Imported Scotch 0angAans
SStrtpcs, Checks, Plaida-
also plain coIors-vaius ~. ...... ~
Imported Bordered 0sugAa0s-
stripee and plain coloys with oontraae
and hsrmonisins bordsrS-vai. Il .1S
o.ineh Fine Zephyr 0iashans-
new ssy'es and eolore-valve ~. ~
ss.inch Dress Gisghsus-
Tor Misses and ChiidrSn's DrUeoeo-
essewhero b..................... .l2A
GirsKsM s"nsw StP;pes ana sA.sSs
-plaids and plain-sisswhsrS M On
Novelty Dress 0inshaus, also
Seersucker stylee-best ooloS1ngo.
Veos ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. -
Apron 0i.9Aaas-ass't'd blue shss1a
~Ss 'n''......... -
Anderson Scotch Madras
white. with black and colors1
s"'ps1-"osSu .se................... -
English MsaPas-whits
with colored stripes-elsswhsre - 81
silk Mixed Maaras-S7-inch-soft
crepe weave with contrast stripes o.
white or colored yrounds-val. n. 80
SILK Mixed shirtisgs-sa-inch-
white with ciuster cord stripse.
pink. blue. hello. tan. etc-val. ~. -
Snk Mixed Ponsees-8 inch
best up-to-dats shadss-valus -. .99
New Kimono Cvepes-JapanssA
floral and Persian effects-val. n IA
>s.inch Imported Dress Llssas-
pure nneu-others ask .n........ ID
W-inoh French Lassns-
Ramie weaves and self.tooo
brocades-slsswhsr UW......... ~
N.inch French Drsss Lassns-
all linen-best colors-ec. quality -
SS-inch Ramia Linens-evsry color
In dema nd-pure linen-S4e. valuo ~
Nsrcerised Poplias-luAtrous-A aap<v
| and practical shades-usually . -
Msrcerised Psplins and shantunes
leading shades-worth Nee. .lSM
Imported Resiass--dssirabls ooiess :
exceptional wearing fabS1eo-
we're .W........... 40
Mercerizcd Ratiaes-piain shsAss n
various colors-stripes IN shades -
match-rcg. ...................... -
Mercsri.ed Crepss-plain shaAss 81
stripss,yarious toninss-
value s1e6
0aIatea Cleth--fabric used for Aoyr
and girls knockabout dresses
and suits-lArge sssortmsnt...... -