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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-30
MYERS MARTIN WEDDING
Ceremony win Be Performed by the
Rev. Charles +. Raach, Pastor of
Church of God

The wedding of Miss Alma Lucille
Martin and 5. Harper Myers, both of
Mechaniesnurg, viii take place this
evening at O'Clock at the home OF
the bride parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Martin. West Keller street
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev, Charles F. Raaeh, pastor of the
Church OF God, in the presence of the
immediate members of the families
The bride will wear a gown of Ivory
satin with touches of shadow lace and
talle and u tulle veil caught up by
orange blossoms She will carry a
shower of valley lilies and bride roses.
Miss Marie Myers, niece of the
bridegroom, viii play the wedding
marches. There viii be no attendants.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Myers will leave for an ex-
tended wedding trip to Buffalo. New
York and other Eastern points. The
brides going away suit will be of
brown eheviot, with touches OF fur
ana picture hat trimmed with black
plumes. On their return they will be
"at home after January 20 in their
new home, 124 East Main street.
Miss Martin is talented musician
and was organist in the Church of God
for some time. She attended Irving
College. Mr.. Myers is prominent
young business man of Mechaniesburg.
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News Of Persons
Who Come and Go

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis RYAN and lit
tie daughters, Nora and Jane. of Chi
cago, H.. are visiting the former S
mother, Mrs. J. P. Ryan, SIS North
Fourth street.
Mrs. Carrie Miller. of Chambersburg,
who has been spending the past four
months with her sister, Mrs. +. G. Bla-
ser, S26 South Thirteenth street, has
returned to her home. Mrs. Catherine
Clements, Of Philadelphia ,~-s visiting
her sister, Mrs. Blaser, over the holi-
day season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tennis left for Madi-
son, Ind, after visit with the lat
ter'S sister, Mrs. Frank Hibbs, 324
South Thirteenth street.
Paul Rodgers, Dickinson College, is
the guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Rodgers, 709 South Front street.
Miss Carrie Swavely, 1923 Market
street, has returned from Camden,
Reading and Philadelphia.
Harry Gulbrandson of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, is spending the
holidays with his parents, 141O State
street.
Harold Clark, % South Nineteenth
street, has returned from Reading.
Mrs. Robert Filbert. 316 South Thir-
teenth street, has returned from Liver
pool.
Miss Name Hartnett, Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mrs. George Remine,
241 South Thirteenth street.
Miss Margaret Crowl has returned
to Philadelphia. after a visit with her
aunt, Mrs. I. D. MacAvoy, 1888 North
Sixth street.
Mrs. J. Z. Gutman and daughters,
Mildred and Evelyn, 1887 North Sec.
ond street, are in Baltimore.
Emmett Kuhn has returned to Cham
bersburg, after a visit with his son,
Charles Kuhn, 1S4S Vernon street.
Mrs. Teresa Laufle, Johnston, is the
guest OF Mrs. Elizabeth Bollinger, 23
South Third street.
Miss Mary Stark, 200 Kelker street,
is the guest of relatives at Altoona.
Mrs. G. d. Sellers and Miss Lizette
Sellers, $40 Maclay street, are guests
of relatives in Pittsburgh.
Miss Lucy Crawford Enhaut, has re-
turned from Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown, 392 PEI
fer street, are home from Allentown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hibbs and son,
George, 324 South Thirteenth street.
are home from Thompsontown.
Benner Kelly, Waynesboro, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Re-
mine, 241 South Thirteenth street.
Lloyd Nye, of the Philadelphia
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. McCaskey, 1927
Kensington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Williams,
1901 IL North Sixth street. are home
from holiday visit to Liverpool.
Miss Grace Snyder, left to-day for
her home in Philadelphia after visit
with her sister, Mrs. Walter Cleland,
2417 Reel street.
John Little, 607 Reilly street, has re,
turned from visit to his home, near
Saxton, Huntingdon county.
Russell Graham, of the Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy, has returned aft
er visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, H. NJ. Graham SO Tuscarora
street.
w. H. Pomp, 1870 Locust street,
has returned from a week visit to
Easton, Pen Argyle and Bethlehem.
Mrs. Edwin Bowers and Miss Jessie
C. Bowers, 31S Cumberland street, left
to-day for few days visit to Phila-
delphia.
Miss Carolyn Stabler, of Williams
port, is a guest at the home of the
Rev. A. S. and Mrs. Williams, 1887
North Sixth street, while attending the
Teachers State Association. Miss Stab
Ter is the daughter of the Mayor of
Williamsport.
Mrs. Ida Patton Smith, an instruc.
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School of Fine Arts, is the guest of his
parents, 400 South Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Robert Huling, Williamsport. is
the guest of Mrs. Charles Leas, 500
South Thirteenth street.
Miss Mildred Williams, North and
Capital streets, has returned from
Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Holcombe have
returned to Philadelphia after visit
with the latter S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William johnson, sos South Thirteenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Mumma, Of
Pittsburgh, and Luther d. H. Mumma,
of Wilkes-Ba are visiting their par
ents, at Paxtang.
Miss Margaret Turner, AZ l Hamilton
street, is spending week in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Stille, of this
city, are registered at Craig Hall, At
lantic City.
Miss Dorothy Shook, of Greencastle.
is the guest of Miss Anne Young, 1929
North Third street.
Miss Gayle Ieigler, Carlisle, return
ed TO her home after spending some
time with Misses Sara and Miriam Nc
Caskey, 1927 Kensington street.
Frank McCaskey, New Bloomfield. is
spending some time with his parents,
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MISS STR0uSE HOSTESS
Entertained at Dinner in Compliment
to House Guest

Miss Marian Strouse entertained at
dinner at her home. 1882 North See
ond street. last evening in compliment
TO her house guest, Miss Henrietta
Bloch, of Philadelphia.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with Christmas greens and flowers.
The guests included: Misses Henri.
etta StrouSe. Jeanette Claster. Re,a
Buxbaum, Leonore Rosenthal. Marie
Iount, Henrietta Jesse'son. of At
lantic City; Alva Romberger. Helen
Hoffman, Elizabeth Koons and George
Widder, Nelson Strouse, John Hart.
Charles Dunkle, George Jeffries. Clau lie
Stroup, Albert Astrich. John Morgan
thaler. George Sheider, Robert Sheider
and Lane 5. Hart.
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MISS DEN0UT ENTERTAINS
Gave Charming Afternoon Party Com.
plimentary to Miss Bell

Miss Dorothy Devout entertained
yesterday afternoon from to clock
AT her home, 1870 Chestnut street.
complimentary to her guest. Miss Mar.
garet Bell. of Lebanon. The rooms
were prettily decorated with holly.
mistletoe and poinsettias and the guests
spent a pleasant afternoon with games
and contests. buffet luncheon was
served to the following:
Miss Bell, Miss Florence Rinkenhach,
Miss Katherine Be;dlemau, Miss Fran.
ees Hause, Miss Katherine Keene. Miss
Adeline Klinedinst, Miss Katherine
klinedinst, Miss Helen Hamblin. Miss
Katherine Hamblin, Miss Martha
Moltz, Miss Elida Buckaloo, Miss Ag.
mes Albright, Miss Ella Marie Kreidler.
Miss Mary Elizabeth DIETRICH. Miss
Helen Ferguson. Miss Elizabeth Balmer.
Miss Mildred Burke, Miss Susaune De.
vout and Miss Dorothy Devout.
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tor in the High school at Tyrone. Is
spending this week with local friends.
Miss Ida King and Miss Anna
Smith, of York, were weekend visitors
at the home of the Rev. A. S. and Mrs
Williams, 2337 North Sixth street. a
Mrs. Cora Troup, of Washington, u
G., left to-day for her home, after y
holiday visit with Mrs. Mary Huston.
6O7 Reilly street. =
Miss Teresa Nuepert, 917 Green
street, has returned from Rahwaw
n. Y. =
w. G. Conklin, 13O Locust streeE
returned from a visit to his home =
Columbia. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiger returned "a
Philadelphia, after visit with Me
and Mrs. A. NJ. Spotz, 1853 Vernea
street.
Ralph Springer, Philadelphia, is tlts
guest of his cousin, Herbert SpringeE
1851 Vernon street. =
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Dance FOR Miss COE IS
SOCIETY FEATURE TONIGHT
1t VIII Be Given at the Harrisburg
Country Club by the Parents of the
Debutante-Mrs Meade D. Det-
weller Gives Luncheon

Mr.. and Mrs. sanford Dewitt Coe
VIII give q Chyistmastide dance al the
Harrisburg Country Club this evening,
complimentary to their daughter. Miss
Dora Wic ckerSnam Coe. who was formal
lv introduced to society at large tea
given at the home of Mrs. William
Henderson Yesterday afternoon, ana her
houSe guests, Miss Leavitte Wicker
sham. of Lancaster: Miss Alberta Web.
ey. of New York. and Miss Josephine
G 'oniger. of Lebanon. The club house
has been beautifully decorated with
small eyergreens, holly, needle pine
and poin>ettias
Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Coe and
Miss Coc viii be Mss Alberta Weber.
Miss Josephine Gloniger, Miss Leavitte
Wickersham and the debutanteS of the
season. The guests will include Cover
nor and Mrs. John X. Tener, Mr.. and
Mrs. !. Y. W. Revnders. Mr.. and Mrs
Ros, A. Hickok, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
NJ. Rutherford Mr.. and Mrs. Carl b.
Ely. Nr. and Mrs. Robert Goldsbor-
ough Miss Mary Emily Reilly, Miss
Anne Mccormick. Mr.. and MrS. Harry
Neale. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard V. Mckay. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert f. Snow. Mrs. Harold
Nickersham. of Lancaster; Mrs. Har-
" c. Calvert. of Pittsburgh; Mrs.
James Irwin Baker. of ancaster; Mrs.
Wieke-sham Crawford, of Philadel-
phia: Mrs. John Wickersham. of Ian
easter; Miss Crawford, of Philadel-
i'hia; Miss Kennedy. of Chambersburg:
Miss Nauman. of Lancaster: Miss Nor
ris. Of -. Joseph. No: Miss Peale. of
New York City: Miss Margaret Stack
role, Miss Elizabeth Bailey. Miss Mary
Sponsler. Miss Virginia largest King.
Miss Mary Calder Mitchell, Miss Su-
>anua Fleming, Miss Frances Bailey,
Miss Margaretta Fleming. Miss Emily
Bailey, Miss Helen Goodwin Hammond
Miss Eleanor Townsend Darlington
Miss Nyrvinne Beason. Miss Sarah
Hastings, Miss Mary Williamson. Mis-.
Emmeline Wright and Miss Mary Eliz
sbeth Detweiler.
W. j. Bryson, of Chicago; HarolJ
Wiekersham and John Wickersham. o
Lancaster; Dr.. ]. P. Wi~'-er l--
Crawford, OF Philadelphia: the Rev.
James Crawford, OF Philadelphia; Har-
" G. Calvert, of Pittsburgh: Frank d.
Carney. of Steelton; Donald MeCor
mick. Daniel NJ. Dull, DR.. John F. Culr
Mr. Williams, of Yantic. Conn: Sper
Ger Nauman, of Lancaster; Mr.. Bald
win, Mr.. Lndemuth, Frank Brady. Nr
Clifford. William Calder, Jr.. Joh
Ericsson. George Kunkel, Jr.. DR.. Geore
Rely Mofiitt. William McCreath. Rob
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WILL SING THE "NAZARENE"
Members of G. E. Choral Union Plan
Work for Coming Season

\ meeting of the officers of the Har.
rlShurg c. +. Choral Union was held
last evening at the home of j. Frank
Palmer. Members OF the coming sea-
son We're enrolled, sixty.six new mem.
bers enrolling and making the member
ship over one hundred
The chorus this years will be accom-.
panied by volunteer orchestra. iu-
cluding the following: Violins, Claude
Engle and Arthur NJ. BuShman: cello.
j. NJ. Rider aud W. j. Dunlap: double
bass, NJ. H, Mulhgan; flute. Miss Dun.
lap: first .eornet, II. D. Sollenberger;
second cornet, W. D. Reed. Frank J..
NcCarrell. organist and choirmaster of
Pine Street Presbyterian church, will
direct the members and rehcarsals will
be held every Monday evening iu the
social room of the Pine Street church.
The cantata will be 1.-The Naza
rene, written by William A. Madoe and
w. Rhvs Herbert. Special permission
has been granted by the publishers to
use this cantata.
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Stamm Dinner Party This EVENING

This evening the Misses Katherine.
Julia and Maud Stamm will give a din.
ner at the Colonial Country Club for
thelr house guests. The decorations in
the dining room will be of Christmas
greens and poinsettias and covers will
De laid for Miss Elizabeth Pennick, of
Lynchburg, Va; Miss Marian Wester
welt, Miss Noeline Westervelt. of Engle
wood, y. j.: Miss Pauline NJ. Brook. of
Detroit; Miss Ruth Anna johnson. of
Rosemont; Miss Pauline Light. of Leb-
anon; Messrs. Fred P. Steif, Jr.. of Bal.
timore; Coleman Nicholson, of Pitts
burgh: Donald Watt and James Shand.
Of Lancaster: Carl Bretz. of Buffalo.
and Malcolm Lowe, of Englewood, n. ].
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ROSE-REIN0LDS WEDDING
Ceremony Perform d by the Rev. DR.
Stonebraker

Quarryville. Dee. 30.--Last evening
at o o'clock IN s. Paul's Reformed
church Miss Olive A, Reynolds. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Reynolds,
OF This place. ana Harold NJ. Rose, of
Milwaukee Wis. were married. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. NJ.
Stonebraker Immediately following
there was a reception at the home of
the bride. The bride is graduate of
the Quarryville High school and of the
Shippen School for Girls, Lancaster
The bridegroom Is graduate of State
College and is high in electrical engi-
ncering. and has been in Wisconsin for
some time. Guests were present from
all sections of the state.
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SOCIAL and PERSONAL

ert McCreath, George Porter Shotweu,
David Fleming, Jr,, Vance c. McCor-
mick. John Y. w. Reynders. Jr.. John
Magoun. Richard Knibloe, Ehrman B.
Mitchell, Jr., Henry NJ Gross. Edward
!. etackpole, IT.. Albert Hummel
Staekpole, Mr.. Reius, John c. Herman.
Jr, Herbert Wallower. Arch Kniselv.
Jr.. and William Henderson.
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NHiSLER-LESHER WEDDING
Solemnized Last Evening at Parsonage
OF Reieemer Lutheran Church

the wedding of Miss Gertrude Lesh-
er, 1909 Swatara street, and Elias f.
Whistler. 14S South Twenty-third street,
Was quiet event of last evening, TAX
ing place at the parsonage of the Re
deemer Lutheran church. the Rev. f.
Victor Roland, the pastor, officiating.
The bride wore & gown OF white mes
saline with touches of lace and carried
bride roses. There were no attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whistler will reside in this
city.
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Mrs. Detweiler Gives Luncheon

MIS-. Meade D. Detweiler gave a
luncheon of forty-fve covers at her
home, IS South Front street. this aft
ernoon complimentary to Miss Mary
Elizabeth Meyers, one of the debutantes
OF the season. In the decorations. ia.
VorS and ices pretty color scheme of
green and red was carried out with
molly. poinsettias and Richmond roses
predominating. During the luncheon
the orchestra rendered a program of
classics.
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Colonial Club Dance January j

A SUBSCRIPTION dance viii be given
Tuesday evening. January ). at the Co.
!onial Country Club. During the even.
ing Miss Kathreen Westbrook, of this
city, and A. Frederick Spies, of New
York. will demonstrate the late dances.
including the fox trot, maxixe and tan
goes, explaining the difficult steps and
iancing one of the dances in costume.
the dance will be for members of the
lub and their friends and during the
vening refreshments will be served.
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BEACON" Comfortables slightly
soiled from handling during the Hol-
iday rush-colors absolutely fast
Perfect in every way-only few
of them. Special for Thursday
SOS kinds for, each, Ct so
S3.ss kinds for, each, S2.79
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Camp Hill Civic Club Meeting

A meeting of the board of directors
and officers of the Camp Hill Civic Club
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
$50 o clock at the home of the presi-
lent, Mrs. j. W. Millhouse. Important
business will be transacted.
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$1.19

Brocaded Silk Petticoats with deep
pleated founce and trimmed with
neat pin tucks and ruffie-in dark
blue and green only-regular 81 90
quality. Special for Thursday at,
each, ....,.......'.
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Mr.. Brady's New Years Dinner

john 7. Brady will give his annual
dinner at the Harrisburg Club on New
Year 8 Day. Mr.. Brady has given a
New Years dinner for number of
wears. Covess will be laid for one
hundred or more guests.
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Extra large gray Cotton Blankets,
with neat pretty colored borders
perfect i'll every way; S1.39 quail
ity. Special for Thursday at, the
pair, .......C1 10
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Ladies' Black Astrakhan Goats
lined throughout-heautiful mod
els-ezceutions values at $40 Sue.
cial for Thursday at &C QS
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Stx9O Bleached Seamless Sheets,
hand torn. made with 3-inch hens
splendid quality sheeting-worth
68c. Special for Thursday at ESf
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6i.inch MerceriEed Table Damasks
in half dozen good patterns-5Oc
value. Special for Thursday at,
yard, .............. .CQr
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$1.69

One Old Rose Eiderdown Bath
Robe-size 81. worth $500. Sue
eiai for Thursday at $3.50
One Red Eiderdowp Bath Robe
size 36-worth $3.50. Special for
Thursday at TX
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Short lengths of all our best quail
ity Prints in black, gray, blue and
light colors. Special for Thursday
at, a yard, .....'.. ....41ac
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Turkish Towels, individual size
extra nice quality-plain white and
with colored borders-15c quality.
Special for Thursday at. each, III
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Red Eiderdown Dressing Sacques
all small siEes-nicely made
regularly S1.25. Special for Thurs
oay at '.'.'. ....'...... 1Sc
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Guest of Miss Lenore araber

Miss Irene L. Graber, of Shamokin.
spending the holiday season with
tiss Lenore NJ. Graber, 923 North
'hird street.
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Walter Knouse, 1881 Vernon street.
has returned from Reading after a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Knouse.
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Ladies' Messsline Petticoats-in
variety of beautiful shades-regu-
lsrly Sl.9S. Special for Thurs
day at ...,.....S1 80
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Ladies' Dress Skirts in Navy
Blue and Black Serge-al late
styles-unusual values at $500 and
$3.50. Srecial for Thursday al
oNE-HALF PRICE. Extra charge
for alterations.
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WINTERDALE
i5 North Market Square

I'd North Market Square =
AS many plain waltzes and tive
steSs as new dances. Every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings. Thurs
day evening, December 81, masked os
unmasked. Adv. :
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Ladies' Black Silk Lisle Hose that
have slight imperfections which are
scarcely ticesble-3.isc and soc
qualities. Special for Thursday at,
pair, ........... OK
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Mission.fnished Oak Taborets,
well made and perfect in every re.
spect-regularly S1.0O. Special for
Thursday at S0o
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Four 9xt2 Body Brussels Rugs
very highest grade-every one per
feet and worth $3.50 easily. Spe-
cial for Thursday at E. S1S QS
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AL our Holiday Novelties. such
as brass goods, smokers articles,
china. pictures, baskets, picture
frames, ETC., will be sold Thursday
at ONE-HALF PRICE,
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.2s!9c

Mems and Boys Bath Robes will
be closed out Thursday at Just ONE
HALF PRICE.
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Good serviceable Apron Gingham.
fast colors. in all the staple checks,
worth &C. Special for Thursday at.
y yard.
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toc quality heavy unbleached Can
ton Flannel, heavy twill back and
good thick fleece. Special for Thurs
day at. a yard. .....-o
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Ladies' White and Gray Knit
Skirts that sell regularly for 29c.
Special for Thursday at, each. OR
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Ladies' DC and SOC fare and roll
Collars made of organdie and Swiss
slightly musSed and soiled from
handling. Special for Thursday at
ONE-HALF PRICE.
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WARMERS and SPIRABoNE
Corsets IN nearly all sizes-seu reg
ulsrly for Si.50. Special for Thurs
day at .,............ 7Qc
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"The Quality Store"
End-of-the Year Bargains
For Tomorrow Only

Our usual Friday attractions will this week
Thursday morrow owing to the fact that this store
is closed Friday, New Years Day.
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Silkoine of the very best quality
excellent for comforts. screen
filing, etc.-fgured or plain
worth f2lsc. Special for Thursday
a'' per Safo' ''''''.'''..'9 Sc
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Flannelette Kimonos - all well
covered patteTns-low necks and
short sleeves-some in Empire style.
Special for Thursday
H2' values at ''.....' 'S9c
H'oo values at 1890" "69c
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Smokers Sets of Fumed Oak
only 3 Of these left. Special for
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-28
BISbEE MAN TELLS HOW HE WAS l
 RELIEVED OF STOMACH DISORDERS

Stomach Remedy has wonderful record. The first dose will convince no long treatment.
 Mayrs Wonderful Stomach Rene dy clears the digestive tract of mu- cold accretions and removes poison ous matter. 1t brings swift relief to sufferers from stomach, liver and bowel ailments Many declare that it has saved them from dangerous op- erations and many are sure that it has saved their lives.
 Because of the remarkable success of this remedy there are many imita- tors. SO be cautious. Be sure it's MAYR'S. Go to the Lowell Drug Co. Lowell, Ariz.. and ask about the won derful results 1t has been accOmpl's ing-or send to Geo. n Mayr, Mfg. Che mist. 154-156 Whiting st.. Chica- go. Ill., for free book on stomach ail- ments and many grateful letters from people who have been restored. Any druggist can tell you about it's won derful effects.-Ady. l3l.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-28

sent to the senate in @ few days.
 Col Goethals idea of one man" government was carried out fin an ex- ecutlve order, which was made pub. lie by Secretary Garrison after to- day'e cabinet meeting. The authori- ty of the governor will be supreme under the secretary of. war. Official notification of his selection was cabled to Col. Goethals at Panama Secretary Garrison said he was conf dent there would be no question of his acceptance.
 The change in title will mean the loss of s5.OOO the year to the head of the zone, as the governors salary will be $10,0O0. He now receives S15OOO as chairman of the commits sion.
 Secretary Garrison announced it is proposed to resolve the members of the commission. with exception of Col Goetha1s. into a new commits sion to arrange for and conduct cere.