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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-22
Vienna Claims Line Stronger Than
 Ever


 VIENNA, Sept. 22.--The war office announces big battle is being fought in Galicia and that the Germans have sent large numbers of troops to aid the Austrians, who have strong pO- sition.
 Evacuation of JarosIav a Strategic
 Move.
 The evacuation of Jaroslav by the Austrians is claimed as strategic move and was deliberate, because the city had lost it's military value and not because of Russian advances, states the report. (Jaroslav is a junction railroad town of some importance located on the Sans river about half way be- tween Przemysl and the Russian bor- der. Three lines of railroad reach the city, which is now in the hands of the Russians.-Ed.) Germans Sink Jap Torpedo Boat. PEKIN, Sept. 22.-Yesterday the German cruisers sank Japanese tor pedo boat off the harbor of Kiao- Chau. All the crew of the Japanese boat were lost.
 laps Report Wrecking Fort.
 The Japanese report that the avia- tors yesterday wrecked one of the German forts by dropping bombs into f.. The Germans have only few aeroplanes and dare not use them for fighting the Japanese airmen, but must keep the airships for scout ing purposes.
 Germans Report Austrian Success. BERLIN, Sept. 22.-The war office has received a message from Vien- na stating that the Austrian forts at Przemysl have checked the Russian advance and that the big army of the czar can go no further towards the German border.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
NlN MserifO.
Inn Sorrcon miro iih oic ndhiie
Shlodlt cltluidcIn. 9lattern
0crridcn in Sompico. Nuerta
oronct oie&erbaitlma uou 6rGm-


,Suarc3 DER. b. %amiar.
9ieaierln0stulppcn mnroen bentc
ioh Sorrcon bcor0crt. luo Die NcbeI
len i6rc n1ditc 2lttadc MAIDEN mcr.
BEN. @cu. @orcia Nioalao hat nit
400 Solooteu SaltiQo uerlaiicn, lml
iid nit Sen Heiiaio &clasco su Der
cinigcn iudbrenO 0iiiiap 9Roas imo
5000 Y'aul oilSaeian0t wur0clL nm
oeu 9a5uucrfcbr 5wiidcu Sorrcon
lmO SoItiao ouircht 5i cr1oltcn.
Cic @arniion in Sorreon beitc6t
Damn in 9lacm ans 10000 @lom.
@cn ,Sraucisco g'iao lit nod i'm.
mcr bier ino miro ip1tcrbn perion
lid Oas Commando iibcrnebmeu. IS
lhcint Oob cr oic glbii6t bat, icine
Srrppcn Inn 0ic Stoot Sorrcon 5a
mericn Inn bierourh ale Gonlmurui-
tation mo Sulppcn3nicuolmgcn 3u
uer6inoern.
Slottcrn i'm Sompico.
SS.a l6iH0to1L 3i Soular
Gen @lottern lit in Sompico Gin
SImeritoncr }mn Opicr acioacn
GonrcSIomirol Sletder 6cridjtctc g.
6dIle Gus Noipitalidiii ,Soloce
lit bort, Ger 9lomirol Bat 9eiehl
gegebcn ooB 9}iemono bon sen onlc
ritoniiheu Shiiicn an Sauo ae6en
bari Giien6o6n. mo Cclegropb0er
btnouu9eu iino rnterbrodcn
@ criid tie ais unmo6r 6e
sci dbne.t.
@oi6in0ton 81 Sonuor.
@cneralfonnd Sauna tclearopbirte
6eute. SAB oie 9erihtc ii6cr an glnc.
ritonern uerii6ten GrcieIt6oten nid,t
aeredticrtat iino er erfldrtc, ooB
wd6rcnO oen lesten orei C,obrcn fein
9Imcritoncr olr6 W}erifoncr actoot.
tet pur0e
aollilcute in Sonora oro6cn i6re
Sooen SIT l6licBcl wegen Ser 3wougs-
pellcn 9irfilotion BON 9ic6eQcu
@el0.
6reunoc pom Eio5 pcr6oi-
trt.
@icrico Gitp. 81. Sonnor.
Sole Silis 9lequeno Elm 8iibrer Der
oemotrotiiden @ortci imo Gonoioot
iitr %icc %rdiioeut pabrcno ser lee
ten gSablen puroe bcilte III ieiucr
@o6nuug per6aftet mO in ooS 0li.
litdr.@eiongniB ae6roht, aeinc for
mclleu alagen murOcn ge9cn ibu er.
1obcn, ood bciBt eS. OoB er in cine
Nerldmorln0 permidclt mar
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@cncrol Gioj inO ocs Scnor 9ie
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liBer ino Giacnt6iincr ocs orobien
SbcoierS IN Nlcrifo.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
JOELGUTMAN&@
Seidcn und &Reider|tOffc.
@artici, SMr Scitc gcicbte NspScm,
in grOkcim Jarbemrcidbtbmm

$4.00 SrOcaoe %Oplins, $1.95
40 sou; o 6eae 6ar0en ecr
0nro Observation-Disclosures. Sf.9j
Boo. &imOno.Seioe, 49c.
30 Sou oricnialihe 6arbcn;
@er 9aro ......... l9c.
$1.OO SItlas Wieiialine, 69c.
36 3ol. 365 9aros; in 6arbct
Ser 0nro ................. 6gc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
OeS JO6reS S1(9XmtcG -0ScrFn1tf
grOBartigIter ~VVVt''4VR-N>CNl4W@'l'
1000 menc O2Smtel.

$40, S12 l}0ntel aus llatcldiic,
Soucles, 9litrahan mo 0binhilla;
oac Mlooer Der Soiion; ale @roBcn
iiir @}6odeu mo 6rouen; p mo
uoQe SGn9c. @roBen IA bis rs
Sabre fiir @ldo6cn 81 bis lG 9riii-
moB fiir Eroncn. . $500
$50 G6inhi1aN Nldntcl S7.95
SIS 9litrabou-@ldntcl S7.95
$40 9lama Northumberland S7.95
$3.50 3i6eIine APdntcl $3.50
S10.5O @ouclc.Nldntel j. $7.93
$500 fciuc Gbeoiot Nldntel; am
Nlontaa iiIr ..t.... $3.50
$1,000 N1atclaiie-ARdntel $795
$40 %criiauo @idntcl, 525oa Nlo-
Ocac; nit 0roBcm S6aultraacn
@ionidctten aus ScolpliiA. llno
idwar3c 9Iiirodou-Nldntcl $9.75
SIP. Si5 Sciocn-alcioer S6.95
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
GrnnOri tOOt.
Ser brittle GarOinal
gtltOrbrn.
NSefir olga smm SD6e Ders
urtbcilt.

2sOate 755ct 4'oi0a oni ocn aIboni-
idcn S6rcn icbeu 9'cuu tiir.
fiidc Ciiiiicre cr0altcn lanes
@eiananiBitraien eneIiids
siiiiroaetteu ii6cr oen 9iidoi
BON Sonoou erboii Soiimns
iiir Oas iaweoii8c salaatI4iii
~Soppcr6cten,
GouL 81. Sonlar. aaroinaf
Goimir @ennarL ser @r1icft oeS
airdcu Gon5ils, lit belte in 5oIee
eineS Ner5leioens aeiiorben, 0ies lit
ser brittle aoroinol, melher i'll Sen
letten 3pei Nlonatcn oiS oem 2ebeu
idieo Ole 5mei anoereu @eritor6eueu
limo aaroinol Grealia mo @oroiual
9ianpolld
8nronlnl ~ennart luur0e am ".
Ee5ember 1889 in @orotca ae6oren.
9Im 10. 9Ipril 1901 muroe cr in Sen
&orOinolsiiano erbobcu
,Sm 0eiliacu Goaeaimm ihio iebt
l6 &ofou5en oorbonoen. lmO cs miro
ais notbpcnOia erohtet, oaB in Bal
oc Elm 6oniiitorium eiu5eritien miro.
Ser tiiBlid) IN llmloni scieste ge.
ridlt ooB Die gbboltlmg eines iol-
den megen Scr llnpdBIihfcit oes
@opiies ueridoben uoroen ici, ipuros
beutc ais iutridtg be5cihnet.
Shirt bon Billion. pcIdbpr 1eiite
uou oen Nopit in pripoter gluoiens
empiongeu puroe, erfldrte, en- bobe
oen airdeuiiiriien bel beiicreni ge.
iiuoeu ino itdrfer acimoen pis III
1912 Dies lit Der critic &inter, IN
lueIdem Ger %opit uidt on grfdI,
tingen iii leiocr 6attp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Nplono gubonien 81 San.
9efir 9Ieo, ser Sii6rcr ser rcOolutis.
naren 9cpealng iuclhc bier gIn.
ionaS Sounar nit Dem 3rued iniee.
nirt luuroc, sSj5et 4oiho. oen frl5s.
rem tiirfiihen arieasminiiter. auf Sen
alboniitcn Shron 3u ieteu muroc
bcilte nad cinem Serbor sum loOe
uculrthcilt 9ieun tiirtiihe CfIBiere,
welhe IN Oie 9eueglma perpideIt
paren, wirocn 81 @efdnaniBiirofen
bon 3 bis 10 ,Sobrcn perurt6eilt.
Tic tiirfiideu Ciii5icrc poren nit
POO tiirfiid)en SoIootcn am z. sa.
mar an 9oro ehco oitreihiibeu
GonpferS 6icr cingetpuiicn. Die pro-
oiioriide 9leaierinQ mar ieood n.
iornirt mo Die Solo1ten lpuroen
ioiort uad i1rcr 9lnfiuift cntpaffnet.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

Cine 0n[e6n(iC6e S0mmluna.

r e' Ieoem WCiduaf cntipredenO 5erde 6iicftc, ano
s ~9Oplnnaen nnO Ode, Die Dem deren NicWes fOlsen
"s nnO scOrndte GrcpeS fa6rem nit Sau oiret uter
' "'O fa9lid %OpnlartGt snue6menO.
S0"a' Crepe sonciOcuc Crepe Sc G6nc crtcntr9cn
o7'pen nno Wlter $3.50 ya 70.
eoe SasreOenic Smprimc lit iduere, acpeutc Crepe in
'"'" oorben uno NMIern $500 Yaro
a%"90eI a%9 Crepe Smprmc it drerc China Crepe in orcna
" ooroen uno N}uicru $4.0O yao
SpeS Ys SOontnns lit ymcas~ Gosaocuic aber
irt gym Slict lno rit Die oil den 6doeu mO 0auoucbtubSf
S or9lnaIeu G1ina Sbantug ni $175 Darn
oeo S195 yarS F W ' ~ "
icto S'lo~ sau III cine enadcno ucidc 1nmernoe Sof
"" o'NHtnlldeu Shmen oaribcr ucrtreut 500 yaro
Sr SatTeia in ueife 9pprctr nuo uoatduog ncr
ie6 Sts asoa9 "a bis 36 3oa bre 6r beaebuswcr9 uro
N'' Vnen $500 Yaro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
sii6oi BON Son0on BON
5niiro0etten ihorf
on9eqriffcii

Son0On 81 San. Nie 9ampi.
Sniiroaetten limo iiber QiidoI Mr..
tbir 6oleu @innngtoil Snaram BON
2onOou peacn ieines NerihteS, III
sem cr sic onaeblihcu Sorturen, Sic
oic Suiiroecttcu i'm pollowoD 0e-
iduguiB Ourdl5unaden 6aben iolIsu.
ais immobr beicihnet, duBerit erboN.
sic bcibuloiacn i6u elm @crbiInoc.
ter Der 9leeieuna 3l iein imo i5rdii
Gocre 6or idrieb i6m beite eiuef
Sriei in iueIhem tie i'm beiduloiat
ooB cr iid BON ser @cgicnmg babe
ais Gin @onomerfS3eug beunbeN lal'
ien nm oos sroBe @ublifm i'm I'M
willenoen 5u boltcu
@oftnnng fiir'oos SdIod =
ihiffDSop ppcrbeten"
Stodbolm 81. San. Gas
ibueoiide Sdladltldifi .1opperbc
ten" meldes om IS. SSomlor Itran.
octc, ols cs iih Sonobam na6erte
fam mo5ricbeinlih uieocr ilott ge.
noht peroen Die @cihiitt un0 bic
@hlnition muroen entiernt uno oos
Netter iii iebt aiiuitia-
Nuoten8 bci'm @upit
Rom 81 Samlor Ser 9opIE
qcu6brte bcute 5uet oierifouilhen
Frieitern oem 9iidof S6omaS 8.
9eopen bon Springfield. Nloii, un0
&oter gl. 81. Gpran bon gPebIter,
0loii cine lauae sIOien5 Ger gablt
periudtc 3uerit oie llntcrbaltlfnq Ia
iron3oiiiher Sprohc 3ii fii6rcn, lab
iih ober Damn ge5lolnlQcn Iih ser
loieuiicben Sprahe 3li bcoicncn. Ger
Siidof crtlortc nod Ger glnoicn8. Dob
lih Der @oplt IN ic6r olter siim.
muHa 6eiinoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01

500 gltlas GBnrneuie, $3.50
40 sou; in ic6S 5orbcn Scr
}Qro ................... Sf69
$lOO seitreiftc Nleiiuline, SOC.
"A 3oa; s 1Aiiier r5ntib sc.
500 SrOAe GrepeS, $1.69
40 Sou . crcencnic Sarbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
~5eioe zsl t8peziaL- 2Prei9en.

S6en SSoo oan5Ocnr Grcpc DC GOm 20 2opc po0cs
9cur Crepe sc GOmc Guom Grcpc s95 20 ewa
Stoo "Nrln9en glusipa6l; ollie 0oppclbreit
'Oac %c1aIiuc 90 3o ctpa so saatrms
p6a 1soos s Sarmcie St69 % 2oppe6 maaaS apnpc 9tf
orouac Ha NS Of 9ocs SoiaH 9cric Ndnrem rola
50 s "'iB uno diuors
pd ae ~ Saarmcnic S15S Eopp0t apsacednete Cnalo
una idnor, srn0c Sbcrlo@ci ale n"ot" SNo'"a'' "0 "'B
-swcter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-01
salIla beriIhmtc lSeIamanIcI

$35 Solt'S ora6ii1e Sonim0ldn.
tcl aeiiittert ..-.... $3.50
$3.50 Salts arobii1c Sann-
Gldntcl morgen fiir $i45O
$50 &elour. 9ouclc unO Wlaul.
wirf&Giid-@1dntcl fiir. S12.9S
$40 Salts SealcttcNlautel; an
Montog fiir.........S $3.50
$3.50 Salts ora6iibe Somm-
41dntcl mor0en fiir .... .$t2.95
So. $6 Sergc.@leiOcr. S1.9S
3S5 @inter-gIu5iiae 6illia.
$40 $l2 9ln5iiae ~ $3.9S
$40 bis $16.50 9ln5igc $5.9S
@iS S25 9In3ii0c $50
Sis $50 9IBii9e .. $1O.50
9ia $40 9lnjii0e $500
GorictS ansUcrfauft.
$3.50 imO 81 Goricts. ui6t nod
beitcllte Sorten; oae OroBcu in bic.
len @lo0eacn ........ .$t.29
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25

Women's Cotton Hose, loo
Black Cotton stockings, with
double soles, heels and toes and
garter tops; irregulars OF l9c
quality; pair ...............lUc
Mems Silk Half Hose-Pure
thread silk socks in black and
desirable colors; double soles.
heels and toes; irregulars of our
SOC number; per pair. =. SOC
Mems 25c Half Hose, l5c-
Full regular made cotton half
hose, in black and tan shades,
with double soles and high
spliced heels; regular Csc pair,
at ............ loo
Mems Black Cotton Half Hose
With unbleached split soles;
also black Isle socks of medium
weight, with linen spliced heels
and toes; 8 pairs for soc, or,
Children's Silk Isle Hose, zoe
Garter top silk Isle ribbed
hose, in black, white, tan, pink
and sky; our regular stock of 25c
goods; special, pair. .........2 Oc
Children's Ribbed Hose, 12H,c
Black and white ribbed hose,
of good quality, with double heels
and toes; irregulars of l9c grade;
per pair .......,.........1 liz He
AI,SEY STREET
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25

III pidNhS SPSNiaii PNAia
Women's Silk Hose, 75c-ln-
grain silk stockings of good wear
ing quality, in black, white and
colors; double soies, heels and
toes; isle garter folds; formerly
Si.0O pair 1880: ...... Zoe
Women's Silk Hose, 5c-Sam-
pie lot of pure thread silk hose
In black and desirable shades;
double soles and garter tops; ir-
regulars of Sl.0o quality for CSC
Women's soc Hose, 35c-Black
and white Isle hose and tan or
white silk stockings with double
soles, high spliced heels and gar
ter folds; regular Soc; spec'l 35c
Women's 35c Hose, 25c-Gauze
cotton Isle and silk Isle stock
ings, black. white and tan, with
double soles, heels and toes;
garter folds; reg. 35c pr, sp..25c
Women's Silk Boot Hose, Csc
Black plated silk boot stock
ings with deep garter folds and
high spliced heels and toes; ir-
regular of SOC grade, for. Csc
Women's Isle H0se-Mercer-
lied isle hose, some with double
soles, others have triple heels
and toes; also a few outsizes of
irregular quality; 3 pairs for SOC,
or, pair -....... nc
FIRST FLOOR,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
These Excellent 1900 Suits for Women

Gearness and quality are reflected in these
splendid suits, priced $500. They sell on sight
TO women whose habit it is to economic on the
spring suit, in order to make the purchase of
spring gown possible. Even to the pretty
peau de cygne Innings they are nconcevably
good, and the array of practical coors-tan
pn-check, tango black and navy, is sufficiently
varied to suit the most exactng. Delightful
ly cleancut models in mems wear serge CAB
ardine and crepe cloth.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Bamberger
Fur Storage
Is Ready
@z 1zzzazs.zsn>zzzH@
For Your Furs

Are you going TO risk your
furs by trying the home stor-
age method ? Is it really econ
omy, after all? Many have
discovered to their dismay that
il is a penny-wise and pound
foolish plan, disastrously dis
appointing.
Cedar chest and other pre-
ventatives haven't the moth
proof efficiency, nor the alb
solute security of a modern
cold storage plant, which is as
perfect to its last device as
modern science can make 1t.
If you have an expensive
fur coat or highly priced
set, you should not dream of
tampering with the falsely
economical home method. 1t
is likely TO prove one of the
costliest experiments you have
ever tried.
Our storage vault is highly
modern and is now in readi-
ness TO receive your furs.
Cost of storage indemnifies
against fire losses. Estimates
furnished on demand.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Exceptional Blouses
Crisp Models. 200 and 800

Bamberger bouses always leading in style and truest
in quatyat prices that appeal Crepe de Chimes voles
taetas Jap silks, and new imported cotton crepe some
enhanced with richest color stripes and elusive little
nets, more popular than ever before.
We could possibly extend the range of fashionable
blouse materials, nstill charm into collection
that is truly notable at $500 and $500 1t is signal for
women who adore the breezy of waists
in the summers supply Many of these dantes faith
full copies of models selling $500 sos and $1,000
straight. Blouses of style at $500 and $500
FIRST FLOOR, HAIsEY STREET
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Extract of Witch Hazel

Dickinsou's double distilled,
Is per cent. alcohol.
Pints. regular zoe, at -. l4c
Quarts, regular SOC, at. 27c
Antiseptic Salves in sterile
tubes with bandages; Ar
MICA. Witch Hazel and Car
bolic: reg. 25c, at. -. he
csc 2-grain Quinine Pills, 100
in bottle ,ISc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Peroxide Of HYDROGEN

One-pound bottles. full
strength, regular Use: spo-
Glal ......s. .,.....s.... Tue
I0c Vest Pocket size Tablets.
soda mint, soda, mint and
pepsin, pepsin or chlorate of
potash ............ .#....7c
4-oz. Castor oil, regular 19c
bottle ..........- -. &c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Pyro Denatured Alcohol

An ideal burning and non
freezing agent.
Pints, regular 15c. at .I2I.c
Quarts, regular 25c, at =. zoe
Gallons, regular 75c. at. 50c
gals, regular $3.25. at 2.65
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
One-Day Sale
of Hair Goods

Have you the correct frills
and frivols for the fashion
able couture? If not, re-
member we keep in march
step with Paris on hair styles,
but are always Bamberger
in price - astoundingly low
for grade. And our goods
are fully guaranteed. Con-
suit our experts on enhanc-
ing your couture.
Naturally Wavy Hair
Switches
24in. Switches of very fine hair,
special ........ ......... LAO
20-in. Switches of finest wavy
hair, special. Ito
24-in. Switches of finest wavy
hair, special. .2.70
2S-in. Switches OF finest wavy
hair, special. ............ $40
Soft Wavy Hair Transforms
tons to go all around the head;
finest natural hair, special. .4.60
Pin Curls-Of natural soft
curls, special, each. ...... zoe
All Around Hair Nets-Regu-
larly 25c each, spec. 2 for Csc
Full assOrtments Of other hair
accessories and Yvette toilet
preparations. Children's hair
cutting a specially.
THIRD FL, WASHINGTON ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Unbleached Muslin
at &c Yard

This is very good grade
OF unbieaclled muslin, closely
woven; will wash up white and
heavy; SO inches wide; a
grade usually SIC yard; spe-
cial at &c,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Antiseptic Solution

An excellent mouth wash
Pints, regular soc, at. -, 3Sc
6 ozs., regular Csc, at. -. lie
s-o2. Castor Oil. reg. &c bot
tie ..,'.'.'.. '....' -. - &c
i-Oz. Glycerine, regular 19es
bottle ............ 1212c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
White Pine and Tar
Last Day Of Notion Sale

Thursday is the second and final day of
the timely sale of dressmakers' supplies and
small wares. Wise women will purchase
literally. First floor, Halsey ST..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Bleached Muslin,
6Hc Yard

Nice, soft finished bleached
muslin, 80 inches wide, of
good quality, free from dress
ing. Suitable for women's
and children's underwear;
SIC quality; special, yard,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25

brilliant range Of women'S $500 suits.
Well-clothed women like something
fashionably different from too popular
led style. This is exactly what we are
giving them in these faultless suits for
which we could reasonably ask more.
Conventional or unconventional lines,
limpd coloringS, AawleSS finish, at $780,
is something only the House of Bamber-
ger has successfully achieved.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Sheets and Pillow Cases

Slightly imperfect sheets
and pillow cases, but wonder
full values. The run of the
MILL" therefore they're slight
ly stained or off bleach; made
of good grade of sheeting.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
3-Day Sale of
Sheets, Pillow Cases
and Muslin

From long experience, New
ark housewives know that
Bamberger's domestic specials
always have a ring of true
ness and a tone of excellence
in the choice of stock as
sembled for the sale. The
linen closet, which is never
overstocked, presents one OF
the sorest of problems TO
many a frugal housewife.
Therefore our sale OF domes-
tics, Bamberger in quality,
brilliantly priced, should have
appreciative housewives flock
ing to the store in hundreds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Special Purchase of COuChes
and Davenport Beds

A prominent manu-
facturer of high-grade
davenport beds and
touches, deciding to
discontinue the New
York warerooms, sold
us a large part of the
stock on hand at con-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
The Drug Sale
Continues
SeidIitZ Powders

One dozen put up In moist
ure proof tin box; regular 19c;
special .....s...s..t. IL ~ g
csc box Babeskin Soap, 3
cakes ............. l5c
Ess Ess Linament. reg. 2ac
bottle ............ ..i0c
SOC Absorbent Cotton, sealed
packages ...... zoe
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25

davenport DEUS dIC
fitted with splendid
mattresses. Every
davenport and couch
is new intended
for this season S sell
ing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Waltham and Elgin Watches Reduced

Women's Watches

I4-Kt. Gold Cnses, engine turned
and fine engraved, 7-jewel movement,
o size hunting case.
Regular $500 $500 29O0 $500
Special ...1e.OO 2l.OO 21.JO 25.OO
15-jewel, regular $4,000, special 27.O0
Open-Faced Watches
tSame as nbove)
7-jewel, regular $1,000, special 1900
7-jewel, regular $500, special 1880
i5-jewei, regular $500, special 24.O0
15-jewel, regular $4,000, special $500
Small Size Watches, beautifully en-
grayed cases, 15-jeweL
Regular ......s35.0 S3S 1900
Special ............2 7.OO 20.OO $500
FIRST FLOOR, CENTRE.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Dwight Anchor
Sheeting Reduced

Fresh, clean, full pieces of
Dwight Anchor sheeting at the
following remarkably low
nr;oor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-25
Between
Ourselves

How much in actual dollars
and cents is an average married
woman's time worth?
BY this we mean a married
woman of affairs with a family
TO look after and a home to di-
rect. 1t is very easy TO compute
the earning capacity of the aver
age woman's husband because his
time is worth exactly so much
per year, month, week, day, hour
or MINUTE.
AS we said before, how much
is q married woman's time
worth2
The reason we are asking this
question Is because We know,
personally, a very busy young
Newark matron who, last week.
used up exactly eight hours OF
a very precious day going to
New York in search of a certain
article which she could have
bought here or at any other first
class Newark store for three dol
lars less than she was called
upon to pay in Gotham.
This young woman now real
ICES the error of her WayB-she
is through with the New York
shopping game.
= Can YOU afford to- WASTE
eight hours of any day?