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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

Mr. Phipps Mr. Girard Mr. Smiley, Mr. Hurley, and
Mr.. Meyer. You'll find them pleasant companions,
I'm sure
They looked far from pleasant at the moment
CLEANS Of hate in their eyes they listened sui
lenly to Popkin's chatter
"These gentlemen will tell you, Mr. Brandon, that
they have benefited greatly by the rigid diet to which
l have subjected them. l note such improvement that
expect to feel justified in releasing most of them by
this time week. He spoke in fatherly benevo-
lent tone that made them gnash their teeth
"Popkn,' said the sallow at my right, "if
weak from hunger, would wiring your in
ferna neck.7
Grows of approval from the others greeted this bold
assertion.
II would take you down to the lily pond and hold
you under water among the frogs and other vermln,
where you belong until you had swallowed the whole
tank, polliwogs and all.
3Dont be hysterical Phpps,' said Popkin, enjoying
the others wrath. He stepped to mechanical piano
and turned lever. aMusic with meals is calming
influence in case like yours he sad and the instru-
men began to grind out the Dead March from saul"
My companions were handing bill of fare round the
table Each would scan it eagerly, then shudder and
pass it to his neighbor. When it to I read:
POPKINS PRIVATE IAIL AND DIETETICS
SANATORIUM
MENU.
Turtle Soup
Sloth bear steak Snails toast
Pokeberries anuary moasses
Sloe gin
Two walters approached. 3Well, what1l it be-
Gentso7 they asked.
turtle SOUP said guest after another and the
walters went to the kitchen Sinking. noticed that
both of them limped
The sallow man addressed the table POSITIVELY
this is the limit he said. aThey have inflicted that
insufferable upon for fifteen days. and all that
time we have lived on turtle soup | an American
citizen, and won't stand this outrage any longer!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

let us have no misunderstanding this point pro-
coed the theory that you gentlemen at heart,
if you did drive your motorcars through the
land speed dangerous to your fellow men, and when
you ready give your word of honor that you
feel repentan shall have further desire
to detain you, much enjoy your jolly society In
reality, you see, you your jailers.'
Popkn spoke with authority, yet with courtliness
that almost made me like him.
The meal proceeded in grim silence One by one the
diners swallowed their turtle soup and left the
@Arent you going to try of the snails Sir?"
of the walters called after Girard. They're extra
splendid Sir; imported only last week from France"
But the guest shuddered and fed.
IN the veranda as the dusk settled distant
woods and nearby flower BEDS asked the sallow
Phipps to explain Popkin's remarkable establishment
Il understand that he is crank with wad of
money! said Phpps, (which he to conduct this
private jail of his and detective agency that
reaches from Boston to Washington They say he has
fads and that each year he has different class of pris
One year it people who take themselves too
seriously, and thus impair their usefulness. The next
year he arrested all the social butterflies that he could
wayay, and compelled them to promise to take them
selves less frivoously Last year he had sanatorum
for standpatters-had half the newspaper editors of
New York City here at time, and any number Of
Congressman. He used to feed EN- at the qucl-unch
that you downstairs, hoping to help them
catch up with the times He fed them broiled swifts
rabbit hasy pudding, and that variety of apple
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19

dress. President Moffat Of Washing.
ton < jefferson college will also
speak. while cN-IudCc Frank W. Nes.
bit will deliver an address
Many of Mheoling's most inhuen.
tial men ere former students or grad
yates ol Linsly. and they intend turn
ins out for the bic banquet
More than one hundred have al
ready si-nihcd their intentions Of a.
tending the banquet
Ih" committee boo charge Of arranE
ing the banquet has decided on o. fine
menu and q Jolly time is anticipated
by IN" big number that will be- In A.
tendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
LinsIy Lads Lay
Banquet Plans
ALL ARRANGEMENTS ARE COM.
PIETED FOR BIG AFFAIR.
Big Banquet VIII Be Held AZ STRAIT.
ford Hotel Friday Evening.
February p

All arrangements have been com
pleted by The committee in chars. of
the linSly Alumni banquet which is
10 be held az tho SfrafiOrd hotel Fri
day evening. February 3D.
Indications are that If will be- the
biggest affair Of its kind ever held
by Linsly graduafre and students ~
Will Do a gathering oil many Of OBJ,
old scholars Of the Orange and Black
and LIusly spirit will prodomiuaI o.
with a vengeance
The committee has prepared on
able program for the occasion Or ra
understood thai Congressman NgrI.
Of the First Congressional district
viii be- present and deliver an ad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
HEADQUARTERS
OF The Progressive Party Club Will
Be Opened Saturday-Wi Also
Be state Headqua

Work vas started Yesterday reno.
waiting and ursparinr the suite ~
rooms ON the second floor Ifroaf Of
Tho Germania Half Dollar SAVINGS
bank 1901 Market street. 10 be- or,u.
pied as fhD headquarters 81 the FRO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
$500 S17.50 $3.50
$4,000 $3.50 $500

New collars. new sleeves, novel vests, boxed
and be-ruffled TUNES and l, and Sitter ef-
fects. Circular flounces and peg-top affairs.
New bOlerOs, new half-belted and full-belted.
ioOse-flowing jackets. MORE, satin, Roman
stripe, embroidery and frills trim collar and
sleeves. Dropping shoulders and short sleeves
if you like.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
SPECIAL

siessivo party in ohio county. n will
also b" used az the state hoadquar
iers Tor that party when the can.
paign opens in tho eprnr. b. was IAN.
nDuncod YESTERDAY
The suite consists OF fvo ,,...,..
ana a. largo reception ball Do Is ,r.
p'cied that the hoadqu4rfnrr will d..
opened saturday AZ SGT. mo- ono bs.
been appointed 90 bo Boo rHar.a Irt
state hartman Joseph IiardIln is
near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
$3.50 $3.50 $500
$4,000 $4,000 $4,000

Harlequin Checks. Waffle Weaves. Wool
Poplins, Crepes. Gabardnes, two-toned
Checks. New Tango yellows and prettiest
blues and tans and wonderful green's and rich
blacks that will stay black to the finish. Just
TO see these and more will awaken your de-
sire to own Suit New Spring Suits-in
their matchless beauty are deserving of i'm
mediate attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-19
HAVE YOU SEEN
THE NEW SPRING WOOLEvS?

'"'s 2" now on display 90 fr. lr...
S''r"-N'w. stylish weavss iusr r.,,,
,"' loom. Both American AMI r.r,.r,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10

BY NIxoLA GREELEY-SMITH
New Vocabulary Austin has writ
ten book about mate love-"
She calls it Love and the Soul
maker" and in it she makes the ad-
mission always so startling to men
that mate love does not always i'm
ply parental love; that romantic
passion between men and women is
not merely natures preface to faith
erhood and motherhood, but is the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-10

Oldest need and strongest instinct Of
the human race.
She says that mate loye-the love
of one man for one woman existed
in past so dim that parenthood was
looked upon as miracle, utterly de-
tached from the sex relation and in
no way a consequence of it.
Marriage" as Mrs. Austin defines
it, ''is an agreement between any pair
to practice mate love toward one an
other with intention"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05

Compound Syrup OF Hypophosph3tes, 16
OF. bottle. regular Csc. at soc.
Liquid Green Soap-an excellent sham
poo. two sizes
o., regular Csc, special 14c
s o., regular 45c. special SIC
Elbeco Bay Rum--best quality
g or regular ESQ, special B5c
or, regular 35c, special zoe
Beef. Iron and Wine, pint bottles. regu-
lar SOC. special 39c.
Elbeco Bath Crystals, scented with VIC
let or eau de cologne. reg soc, at zoe.
Epson Reducing Compound, violet
scented 2-lb. bottles, reg. SOC, at 35c.
Carbolic Solution, 59o-for household
USES o., reg. 15c, at 121Sc.
Florentine Violet Orris Root---an excel
lent dry shampoo, reg. 25c, at 1Dc.
Witch Hazel. % alcohol, double dis
titled
u pint bottle, reg. lac, special SO
pint bottle. reg. zoe, special 15c
l quart bottle. reg. 39c. special zoe
Tasteless Wine Cod Liver Ola pala-
table cod liver oil preparation. B0cI
reg. CSC; l pint bottle.
Elbeco nfectable-Solub1e in water
and superior to carbolic acid
or, 25c; regular 35c
l pint, 45c, regular CSC
Elk. Iron, Quinine and strychnine
Phosphate blood and nerve tonic
1 pint, 5De, regular 75c
Elbeco Beauty Cream--A powder In
liquid form; delicately perfumed; Inn
parts a soft and velvet appearance
to the skin; 39c, regular SOC.
Elbeco Almond Cream-Contains no
free oil and is easily absorbed; its
daily use is essential to careful
toilet; 25c; regular 35c.
Theatrical Cold Cream good skin
cleanser; II -1b tin, 25cj regular 35c
Creme Cydone-for chapped and rough
skin. Toe, regular 15c
Elbeco Brilliantine-perfum contains
enough oil to make the hair glossy
17ci regular Csc.
Elbeco Smelling Salts--lavender odor;
in assorted colors; 23ci regular 30c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
The Apron Sale

SAMPLE APRONS aprons trimmed with lace and
small shape Threequarter style
Full length and breee styles Some slightly soied Special 15c
BUNGALOW APRONS 43cade of striped and figured material
pped solid red blue pink and poketeach 4
WOMENS LIS TEA APRONS 99c-Danty aprons of imported
embroidery with ruffes of embroidery matchwide strings
regular 81 IS; special, 99c.
100 BRETELLE APRONS 69c-Sma bretele aprons of
MATERIAL trimmed with dainty embroidery
regular S1.00 at CSC.
29c SMALL APRONS 19c-Smal round and fitted aprons OF
blue pink and lavender checks ppe in solid oorseguar
29c each; special 19c
25c TEA APRONS-Made quality material with
rues and wide sngssod regularly for Csc each
special Ice.
BUNGALOW APRONS, 23c-Made of nice quality percale in
paterns neck and sleeves bound with wheneat made
value 23c
79c COAT APRONS, 55Fu size aprons fastened the
with large pearl buttons Pretty patterns OF pcae; trimmed
with solid color. Regular 79c, at 55c.
SAMPLE APRONS 29c-Womens aprons, made of fine lawn
dotted and crossba trimmed with embroidery and lace Some
pockets, others fashioned with ribbon bow. 29c.
STREET
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Silver PLATED
Table Ware
at 7C and 12C

Five thousand pieces of silver
plated table ware went on sale this
morning at 7c and 12c each--far
below actual value. The, pieces lex
cepting the knives, which are plated
on steeD are heavily silver-plated
on nickel silver mot brass). Values
are too good TO miss.
10c Tea and Coffee Spoons, each &c
19c Table and Dessert Spoons,
eacn -......-.... 1%c
19c Medium and Dessert Forks,
19c Oyster Forks special, each. .12c
19c Butter Knives, special, each lie
19c Sugar Shells, special. each. lie
25e Pickle Forks. special, each. .12c
19c Dinner Knives, special. each 12c
19c Orange Spoons. special, each lie
SOC Berry Spoons, each. $1,000, 25c
sec Cream Ladies', each. $500. use
soc Gravy Ladies', each. ........ .2Jc
SOC Cold Meat Forks. each. 80. Use
Use Pie Knives. each. ........... 50c
LOO Soup and Oyster Ladies', ca. soc
In addition we are Offering many
other exceptional values in silver
plated fatwear
1ST FLOOR, WASHINGTON ST.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Between
Ourselves

Score one for the housewives of
Montclair!
They have taken step which, to
your humble scribe's way Of thinking,
will 20 far toward solving the problem
of domestic help 1t has always been
our contention that the average house,
keeper knows little of efficiency in the
management of home affairs. The dawn
of household efficiency is breaking in
our fashionable suburb. The house
maid is about to be taught
1t appears that the Board OF Edu-
cation Of Montclair has established a
course Of domestic sclence-practic2l
from the ground up. 1t also appears
that the good hausfraus of Montclair
have decided to permit their domestic
help 10 attend these courses and learn
how to bake and boil and stew.
Now, frankly, Is this not step IN
the proper direction
The domestic science course is not
mere theory. either. The conditions
under which the students study APP
proximate those Of the average home.
There are no fancy frills to befuddle
the brain. Everything is simple.
Why should not domestic help pc
properly and scientifically trained?
why should not efficiency enter into
the kitchen the same as 1t does In a
business house, bank or railroad OF
fee? It should, verify.
We shall watch with great interest
Montclair's new school OF domestic
science.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Spark from Trolley Ignites
Gas and Blows Up Bridge

RED BANK. Nov 5.-An explosion
of a gas main on the Throekmorton
bridge, just outside the business sec
ton of this town, as a trolley car
was crossing it last night, threw the
forty passengers into a panic and in
5ured the motorman of the car.
Charles Hulse. All the windows of
the ear were shattered and some Of
the passengers more or less cut by
the flying glass, but none seriously
enough to need attention by
physicians.
The explosion ripped up the boards
on the bridge for a distance of thirty
feet and the conclusion was felt in
the homes Of those living nearby. An
investigation showed that the explo-
sion resulted from the ignition Of the
gas from a spark made by the wheels
of the car on the rails
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Badly Burned in Store

TRENTON, Nov. 5.-As a fire was
ia progress among the packing straw
in the department store of L. Leh-
man & Co., Broad and Academy
streets, here yesterday Clifford Voor-
hees, chauffeur for the concern, was
overcome by smoke He was badly
burned before being rescued by John
Nealey. another employee. Voorhees,
is in the Mckinley Hospital, and
probably will recover.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Socialist Regains Seat
in Elizabeth City Council
sneeiaI 70 the Evening star.

ELIZABETH Nov. 5.-The Social
list party elected Harry Kopp to the
City Council from the Third ward by
a majority OF %. He had served a
term as city councilman. but suffered
an overwhelming defeat last fall
when he sought reelection.
The Socialists nominated Kopp for
Congress a month ago. but he de-
clined the nomination to battle again
for council honors Kopp is elected
for two years The Endorsement of
the Board of Works measure yester-
day by the voters of Elizabeth means
that the new City Council in 1916 Will
consist of six Republicans. five Demo-
Gratis and. one Socialist
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Sale of Bamberger Toilet
Goods and Medicines

Eibeco Hair Tonic-a splendid tonic
regular SOC, special 35c.
CASTOR OIL
o., regular 10c, special &c
o., regular 15c, special Toe
o., regular zoe, special $50
16 o.. regular 30c, special 23c
Elbeco Cold Cream-made of the finest
ingredients-reg. soc, special 3oc.
Elbeco Eau de Cologne--very refresh
ing
o.. regular 4oc. special zoe
8 o., regular 75c, special 55c
Essence of Peppermint-2 or bottles,
regular 18c, special lie.
PYRo DENATURED ALCOHOL
Pint bottle, regular 15c, at 12Nc
q Quart bottle, regular Csc, at. .21c
/ gallon can, regular 75c, at. .59c
Rhubarb and Soda Mixtures OF. bot
tie, regular Csc, special 19c
Elbeco Borated Talcum Powder-yiolet
or lilac scented-reg. 15c, at 1Oc.
Elbeco Talcum Powder-violet or lilac
Glass bottles, reg. 25c. special 19c :
lib. can, regular 25c, special lec
Toilet Benzoin-an excellent astringent
and skin whitener-
4 o., regular acc, special Csc
Glycerine, Rose and Benzoin Lotion
Or, regular 15c. at lie.
Elbeco Tooth Powder. saponaceous'
EOC' SpcCidt 10y.
Violet Ammonla-ideal for the path
o. regular 15c, special lie
16 o., regular ESQ, special 19c
Aromatic Cascara in iqluid form, o.,
regular 25c, special 19c.
Flavoring Extracts, lemon, orange and
vanilla, o.. reg. 25c. at lDc.
Essence jamaica Ginger, o., regular
15c, special at 12c.
Alkaline Antiseptic Solution
8 o., regular 30c, special 23c
l6 or, regular soc, special 45c
White Russian Mineral Oil, 16 OF. bot
tie, regular SIC, special 55c.
Household Ammonia, quart bottle, run
strength, regular 15c, at 129c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Auto Kills Boy

HACKENsACK, Nov 5.-Keith
sheldon, ten years old, who for about
two years made his home with DR..
]. A. Ryel, of Terrace avenue, Has
brouck Heights, was instantly killed
III front OF the house yesterday after
noon when struck by the automobile
Of ]. G. Jersy, Of Nyack. who was
driving home With bis family
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Funeral of Illus Dubois

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. E.-The
funeral OF Titus Dubois, eighty
three years old, who died Tuesday
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Robert S. Genung, of 10 Richardson
street. will be he'd today from
his home Rev. N. A. Merritt. jr.,
will oficiate The wife of Mr.. Du-
Bots died four months ago.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Correct Copies of Luxurious Models!
Boys ChinchiIIa Coats and Hats, so
Sale of Women's Silk Dresses

Today we placed sale hundreds of the most perfect SILK
froks at two record figures In instance the dresses are
visby worth original prices and women realize they couo MOI
be bought at the special figures except under unusual cir
Still good choosing among these wonder frocks
We know valueoccasion such this will be hard to duplicate
If such be possible at ALL
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Towels and Toweling

Fine German linen buck towels,
extra good value at zee each;
special at 24c.
Fine quality of German linen
buck or damask towels; regular
SOC; special at Ate.
Fine crash toweiing, II inches
wide: regular tic; special at
121Lc a ward.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
SIS to 1000 FrOcks, 1898

New, crisp, just off the makers
hands. Lovely frocks for dance,
matinee and evening wear. Ele-
CANT quality charmeuse, satin,
crepe de chine, chiffon faille, satin
and velvet, chiffon and lace and
crepe poplin, made with bewitch-
ing charm. Handsome trimmings.
Every frock would be modestly
priced at its regular figure. Ex-
ceptional value at 1923.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
S25 to 1928 Gowns, 1898

Scores of elegant styles for
formal wear. Dinner, dance, mat
inee and restaurant frocks of
velvet and satin, tulle and satin,
lace and chiffon and chiffon,
velvet and net. Also lovely types
in plain velvet, Georgette crepe
chiffon, embroidered chiffon and
crepe de chine. Creations COM
handing everywhere from $500
to S42.98, for 1888.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Linen Napkins

Fine quality of Scotch linen
napkins; regular $3.50; special.
Ids a dozen.
Extra fine quality of Scotch
linen napkins; dinner size. 2.eS
a dozen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Sample Linens at One
Third Off
Pattern Cloth. ana Napksns I
to Match Above Pattern

Fine double damask table linen,
full IL inches wide; mill ends of
desirable tablecloth lengths; reg-
ular $3.50. at. yard. e5c.
Tea or lunch napkins. 1SKlS;
made of nice quality of linen.
Reg. 800 quality at 2.25 q dozen
Reg. ESQ quality at LES dozen
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05

You'll enjoy afternoon tea in
the Bamberger restaurant Friday.
Dainty courses at 25c, 3Oc and
35c. Unexcelied service.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Opportunities
to Save!

Read this column carefully. There is
something here that you doubtlessly need.
Purchase it Friday, when you may save lib
orally.
Misses and Children's Shoes
On centre tables in the misses and childrens
shoe section we offer the following:
Children's Blanket Slippers sizes to / and
IL TO g. at 29c.
Children's Sample Shoes in all feathers, sizes
TO g. at 79c.
Chdrens Sample Shoes and lot of vici kid
shoes, sizes 8lz to II, at 1.19
Children's Fancy Felt Slippers, sizes to II
and IL TO 2, at Soc.
Childrens Felt Slippers in different colors-
Sizes 6 TO 10, at CSC pair
Sizes II to 2, at 79c pair
BIeached Muslin, 6Ac
Yard width firm, heavy quality; free from dressing;
excellent for womens and childrens underwear also
chldrens dresses Regular 0c quality; Friday and Sat-
urday the special price is 6Ac the yard
$50 Washing Machines, SIS
The Majestic" has large tub of Virginia cedar, i'm
proved hywhee and ball bearings; easily operated will
wash the finest fabric and the heaviest blankets perfect
y. Sold regularly for $3.50; special price, 5.75.
75c Arch Supports, 43c
mems and W0nen'S sizes; made OF line German sill
yer; heavily nickeplated make walking comfort
boon for fallen arches, tired and aching feet; always
sold for 75c; special price, 43c.
IF ordering by mail, send size of shoe)
200 COmf0rtables, ITO
500 excellent cofortabIes good values at $780, will
go tomorrow for an unusual special prce filing Of
fine variety of patterns. Size 72x8l. Extra value!
English Oxford Bags
Remarkabei Strongly made bags, riveted frames,
regular $3.50, for 1886.
Sizes II and IS always sold for $59S; special ass.
2.49 Oil Heaters, 1873
Will heat room Of ordinary size. Steel oil fount
with smokeless device Odoress Can be carried from
to another while burning without the slightest
possible danger. Always sold for $249; special 1893.
Special Lot of Yarns
Special lot Of Germantown, In 4 and fold; Shetland
floss, Pompadour WOOL Saxony, Rocco Yarn and Elder
down REDUCED. Red, blue, brown, black, tan and
white but not all coors in every kind Regular i0c lac
and 25c yarns, &c and lie.
Sc Outing Flannel, SIC
Excellent weight outing flannel, durably woven,
heavy nap fine for all kinds of flannel undergarments
and night robes. Will and launder perfectly A
good value at &c. The special price Is 5Hc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05
Boys 400 and 500
Norfolk Suits, 2.O8

Boys suits that would ordinarily cost $500
and $500, you may have for $2.e8. Splendid
new Fall models in choice materials Goats
have snappy pockets and stitched-on belts.
Sizes to 10 years. Not value you can pick
up every day! 29S.
Boys 500 Corduroy Suits, 3.75
The hardy fabric that looks so well and wears
much better! Smart Fall styles. Some have two
pairs knickers. Fine value at $500. Too good to
miss at S3.75. Sizes to II. Price, 1915.
Boys Chinchilla Goats and Hats, 500
A coat of all-wool chinchilla with hat to match
for $500. The price would be all too reasonable
for coat alone The hat is worth S.00 outright.
Navy and gray. to 10 year sizes. Tomorrow you
may have both for 800.
SECOND FLOOR, WASHINGTON STREET
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-05

Misses 22.98 Fur Trimmed Suits, 1888
Charming new short coat models, devel-
oped in elegant quality gabardine and broad
cloth. Richly trimmed with skunk opos-
sum. Shown in the finest shades of seal
brown, Russian green, regimental blue and
black. Very remarkable value. Misses
and small women's sizes, 1898.
THIRD FLOOR, \