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Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-30

John E.. SayIes. a summer cottaaer ager at Hope Valley, died at his home in Uxbridge, Mass, Wednesday. age 59 He was the son of Richard ard Sarah E. Sayles of Uxbridge and was educated in the public schools Of that town and at Wilbraham academy. I3e entered the employ Of the RivuLet Woolen mill, then operated by his father to learn the business. After the death of his father he, in con.7 pa1y with two brothers, Andrew ana Herbert Sayles, now deceased formed the Richard Sayles Woolen company. He was superintendent and agent until the plant was sold seven years ago and since then was interested in min . ing and manufacturing stocks.
 In 1883, November 21, he married Miss Lydia Collins Sprague. who sur wives him. He was a member of Sol- omon temple. Lodge of Masons.
 The Campfire Girls of Westerly and Pawcatuck met in grand council Ire Thursday evening, in the gymnasium of the Memorial and Library building. 65 being in attendance. The girls were all in Indian ddress and as they sat in circle around the three lights presented a most picturesque appear ance. Each group presented novelties that amused and interested. lnciud- ing singing, dancing and mock com bat dance. in addition to the usual ritualistic exercises. The session was arranged and conducted by Miss Sally Coy, guardian of Ninigret group, Mrs. William w. Wilcox guardian Of Mis- quamicut group, Miss Louise Coy sub stituting for Miss Mary Starr Utter Natalie Hazard. guardian of Kitcha- n1auR gTQlID.
 The seventieth annual session of the Rhode Island Institute of Instruction opened in Providence Thursday and will close Saturday afternoon. The scsools in Westerly are closed to give The meetings are being held in In- fantry hall, Classical High 4school building, Sayles hall and the State Normal school building. Addresses will be made by educators from all sections of Rhode Island and from outside the state. The Westerly del egation. numbering about sixty, lef' for Providence on the Federal express Thursday morning.
 The Board of Contract and Supply Thursday opened bids for building for the Rhode Island School for the Feeble Minded at Exeter. and also of nCatlng, elecCrlcdl ana piumDlnS WOTk at that institution The bids included:
 General Contract-J. W. Bishop Com pany, Providence. $89,746; J. c. N.Bou- vier 6 Brien, Woonsocket, S8S,685; Babcock 6 Wilcox, Westerly, $99.300; Charles E. Currier Company, Boston, Mass, $89,66S; Darling Slade Con- struetion Co, Newport, $s9.265: Charles P. Eccleston, Westerly, $S9.948; W. H. Hamlyn -S5Son, Providence, $9S.765; P. E. Harding Construction Company, Providences. $99, ,637s Herton.9 & Hemen- tiog Mas ety ameI co Westerly sS4,670; H. Wales Lines Co.,, Meriden Conn, $7S.S51; James A. Mon roe, North Attleboro, $87131; w L. Mellen, Worcester, s79,993; N. J. Mag nan Company North Attleboro, $81 ,421; c. B. Maguire Company, city, $94,,441; E. A Sherman's Sons O., Westerly, S86.443.
 For Electric Wiring -Whitall Electric
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-30
NeIfsrs Work.

"Have you any part of an automobile that you don't wantT
 'T might give you an old tire. Whats the tdeaT'
 "You know bow our grandmothers used to make crazy quilts for the needyr
 "Yes."
 "On the same principle am trying 10 assemble an automobile for a poor woman who has none" - Louisville Courier-Iournal
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-30

Montaigne on Training of Youth.
 Accustoms him to everything, that he may not be a Sir Paris, a carpet knight, but a-sinewy, hardy, vigorous young man--Montaigne.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-30

set with pearls, and the groom's gift to his attendants and ushers were gold stickpins. The wedding gifts were numerous and beautiful.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-30
STEADY IMPROVEMENT
 IN FINANCIAL SITUATION
Foreign interests Negotiating for a Loan of $1o,ooo,ooo a Buoyant Fac 

New York, Oct. 2s.-Steady inn
 provement continued today in the do- mestic financial situation. This was
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-30
Use " Gets-It," Corns
 Shrivel, Vanish!
lts the New Way, and You'll Forqet
 You Ever Had corns,.

TWO drops put on in two seconds. corn shrivels, comes clean off!' That's the marvellous story of s'GETS-IT" the new-plan corn cure. Nothing can be simpler for the cure of corns-and ii
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-30
TALKED ABOUT IN WESTERLY
Rhode Island Political Rallies With Oyster Suppers Vaude vile and Dancing-Death of John E. Sayles-Camp Fire Girls Counci-Teachers Attending State Institute of Instruction

| of Westerly will speak at no-license
 rally in East Greenwich, Sunday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-30
Gates in Operation.

The gates at the North Main street railroad crossing were operated from the tower for the first time this week and worked in satisfactory manner. The machinery which operates these gates runs under the track and does away with any hand power. The gate tender and assistant are not needed any more. as the towerman has full control of the machinery.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-30

Ontario has an Indian population of 23, ,G44
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-30
To Go to Wakefield.

At a meeting of the fire police it was decided that they, as well as the remainder of the fire departments of the borough. would go to the fair of the Wakefield Hook and Ladder com pany, to be held in Wakefield on Nov z. All the companies have practically decided to make the round trip by railroad.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

aen oaS &iiito otf ii6 5u nebmer
uno bier ous8ubalten.
0ie Wfitglieoer ser ocutI6en, oer
frnn5oiiiAen llnO Scr itolienil6eu
&oIonic bieIten beute cine Sisunq
ob, in weIber iie bei6loiien in OeI
megifonii8en Soliptito6t 8u Derblei.
ben
Die 8onten 5u 9lqudscalientes,
San 2iiiS YotolL @uonoiuoto, 2eon,
2reretoro un0 onoeren StGoten Der
g(oroItoaten Ienoen ibre 6onos nad)
Stoot Nierifo.
@enerol Barron in 9(guoS
GaIienteS.
Sprreon 30. SSuni. @abn-
leute brohten beute sic Glnoe noH
bier, OoB General Nfeoino Barron,
Der &ommonoont ser f6oeroIiitiiben
@ariiion bon 3ocotecos, oie am
leBten Gienitog gei1Iogen wnroe,
NIT nur Oier5ebn Wianu oie Staot
slguas Galientes erreiht bat. @ene-
raj Barron muroe an Der Siiftc uer-
wunoet.
9}ob 8ericbten oic an General
GilIa geIongten lit Die 2ei1e oes
Generals SIeo, eineS anoeren 60oe.
rolilten Gommanoanten auf Dem
Scbladtfeloe bel 3acatecds gefimoen
Soweit es feit8uiteucn moolid
NOR iin0 bon Ser 60oeroliiten-@or-
nion nidt mebr ais 300 @lonn eut.
fQnamen. Gie @oruiion 6eItono aus
14,000 bis $1,000 Monn. @ttpo 5000
oopou wuroen 81 @efongeueu &C.
mocbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

@uffulp, q. ~. 30. Sitni
6rib s. @lod, 5HdbmeiIier elmer bic.
iigcu grouercioeieoidaft, lit aeitertt
bel Der 9tiiiabrt iii eincm gleDator
oes 9un0esgebduoeS i'm $500 Be.
raibt morOen 0rci Nldnner REM.
pelteu i'm i'm Glepator an uno ert.
iamen I'M oritien Siodiuerf nit ibrer
9ertc ans Dem gIepator
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
Snrenn Ser
@eh6rSe Ser 8OLiaei-@ommiilGre.

8alttmore, Nlo 8. Suni 1914.
Slac @erioneH peroen 6araui auimeriium ges
Sai es uneelbli1 III:
Gradcr SQnbs, Jiadeten ooer ailoeres breuns
barcs 6enerper 81 oerlalien oDer 3um Geridiir
nn5ubtcten. @eolrdie nicDt iber $25 fit ieoe
Se5ember 1908 unter5eibncD
Gner pas, mas nls pGaironen Spielsl,titpl~
beiannt IT. 81 perinufen ooer 5u 0erincnfer
Selolitale SoO Dls $500. (&apiiel 27, Scffcnis
Goer iiir Seoermnin iroeno mel6e 1nnibs
Eadeiell 9radefs, Gorpcbos @jronateu n0er
nnoere brennbdre 5eueruerisf5rper n6er ernlns
oItsnoe %rgpur9e ~ meren ic6leuoern oocr
a96unfeilnel @eoiirute 81 bis $5. (9(rffel
fl. baltimore Snhi@o6er, 1906 Sibimniff X
Sle SQrl0ri1ten oieier &erornnuna hnhcn ins
pqDl @ellnn9 tilr &riOatQnfalii1ten ms nm
ts65.Sii Etlee5l.gnHseh' ais au0 iir bic 5ffcntItDen
Gie 8oli3ei ipiro ipesieue uub eueroit6e
treffen. ''el'' Y'l'9'
Samrs WicGnun
Snniel Is. Nnutbpu
,,,,,ito ,..,., Alfrco G. glilcs,
l 19r-,.-o-Nul'llDl Eoli3eis@omnidrc
SentIfe spur6uuf uon Baltimore,
m.y ehbwcit.@de
Su1llntnres ltn0 GntaiusStraEe.
EtTen. tdglim Hun bis 3 itbr.
a.; S1nncftng WbcnD MN Bis s lt6r.
,,nS Sr%IQe %%eIQer ueroen nur in ii6eren Iiiten
anoefcott 'eullphen lLilo anSgepd6lien 6Dpotbeicn
G9as. epilman, 9rdiibent-
gSn, Sptlmnu, S0abnelltcr.
SQatles Spilman, Scnrn 0erteI,
sSobn agtcbrfno 5Siniom Sniimnn
9io0ert 0anQe Sohn aanne
" 3eilrD Soldier Sarrh n Qtnneman,
Y. Sic6erlne6f Sienr9e & @m6n
Yen'V ~ Sre0er, Seorge 9S. Scinnieter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
GOaferens cin6erilfen.


Sir oie oemofratiiben @}itglie0cl
0es SenotS. ~ 0urb N1oiori.
tGtSfiibrer &ern. ~ 9tnnnbme ei.
ner 9ieioIution weltbe 0ie @rle.
oieing Der Erult 2eeislotiou
in 6ieier Sciiion iicbcr felt, Scr
8wed.
@of6ingtom 30. SUM.
Cine @oufereu5 Ger oemofrotiiden
Senotoren pnroe 6eute 9(6en0 bon
Observation-Disclosures aern auf moraen
einberufen; IN oicier ioa ii6cr cine
Eeiolutioa 9eibInB gefoBt meroen,
meld6e Dem 2nnoe pcrfiinoet, 0oB Ser
GongreB 10 longe in SiBltng 6leiben
miro, bis Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
erleoigt iit.
Die Gonferen5 mir0 Inn A ltbr
morgen gao6mittag i6ren 9lnfang
ne6men, uno es miro erwortet, ooB
Die erpdbnte &eiolution obne lange
Gisfuiiion ongenonlnlen miro. Ca
NIT piirOcn Damn oie oemofrotiihen
Senatoren an sen @ei6luB ge6un-
oen ieiu.
Gin beitimmteS @eiebge6ungs-
Erogromm miro in 0ieicr GonfcrelB
porIdrfig ni9t aooptirt iperoen; 3u
oieiem 3ped mag ipdter cine anOere
Gonferen5 cinberllfen wcroen.
Die @in6eruiing ser morgigen
Gonferen5 fom bielen W}itglieoeru
OeS Senats ais cine lleberrolbung.
IS puroe Geute geglaubt, Dab ser
S1ritt oes6ol6 beIGloiien muroe,
I'm Die ltnIic6er6eit aus Dem @ege
5il icbaffen uno Dem 2anoe elm fir
olenol fldr 81 mo1cu, oaB eS uuf
GrlaB Der 9Lnti-Gruit-@eieboe6
innerbol6 Ser nGditen Eoor W1onate
rehnen fam. g(uBerOem glouben,
pie Oerlalitet, sic 8iibrer, ooB nit
Der Grfldrltng ser Gonferen5 Der 8i-
oeritono Der republifoniiHen Sppoii-
tion iit6 Elm menig berminoern mag
un0 Die anoeren Grult-9iQs ihneQer
Der iebt oor Dem Serot befinOliden |
Sonoels GommiiIions 8iu folgen !
mogen.
9IilS Sen &ei6en ser Genofroten |
ielbit oiirfte eepiiie Oppoiition gegen |
0en geiHluB fonlmen : cine glu-
3u6l ser oemofrotii6en Senatoren |
oie 9lniid6t 0es @rGiioenten biniibt- |
Ii6 Der 9lotbwenoigfeit ser unper-
grleoigung oes 9lntitrltit-
9rogrunims nidt tbeilen.
gie Die 9ln5eiden iest iino, mag |
cine 8ertagung Dor Dem 1. Septeni-
Der immerbin moglib iein.
Senator Gumnins bon Soma BE-
gam 6eiite cine ldngere EeOe 3u p!
@unIten Scr gitnoes SonOelscont-
millions @orlage. ST ihiloerte |
iein glrgilment bornc6mliH Der ge-
itimnulng biniiAtlid) nitlgcreHter
aonfrrren54, ipelNe III Sen lebten |
Eagen bon Der 9ppoiitiou lpieoer-
bolt ais bag un0 iinbeitimnt~ fritz
iirt iporoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

&e6 9luft Gal, 30. SUM.
Scr fcucripeienoe Berg mar beiite
gum orci5ebnten WloIe felt Dem 80.
Dioi micoer in Gbdtieteit. Cine oihte
ToubwoIfe ihob 8u ciner S6be BON
eotpo orcitaltieno SUB empor, iid
lougiam noron1rtS perfliihtigeno.
@euioe @tiniten ipdter foIste cine
i9eitere idpnr5e Nouhidltle NIT
ioeiblihem Donpf.
Die eruption mar bon ldngerer
Duuer uno beftiger ais irgeno cine
oer porbcrgcbeHoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
NSua franS6fi6en @es
SiernnSsanSeitrIltru.
&erlam9en balben syeiers
tag am Samitag.

- @egen oen Rotb oes Nremier.
miuiiter 0leue gipiani 8di-
iaaicrc ser California" III
@laseop oelonoet. 12o Gas.
cogne" mieocr fIott.
Eorfs. 80. SUM. SIN fran
8oiiihcn Cabinet bcfiirbtet man Die
@2oglidtcit eines Strites Der Restc-
riings gIneeiteIlteu, oo onS Sinan5.
@onlite ocs Senots cine Bill ocrpors
fen bot, pelhe Den 9egierlngs . gIn-
gpitcIltcn am Samitng eineu bolben
sciertag geben pollte. @as Gomite
tbot Oieien Sdritt, trobOem Der @re-
miernlinilter, Sr. 9icne @ipioni iebr
oringIih fir Die Mobuabme ciuac.
treten mar.
0ie glrbciter Organization III
ilber oas @orgeben oes Senots iebr
oufge6rodt, oo mcbrere Regieruugen
sic @elpGbrlng oes baIben 6eiertags
0ffentlih periprohen batter.
Gs ibeint beinabe unbermeioIid,
ooB Elm Strife ertldrt meroer miro.
@oiio0iere Der GaIifor.
MIA in GLASGOW ge
Iun0et.
Glasgow, SGcttlono, 30. SUM.
Ser Dumpfer GoiiauOro trai belte
nit 695 &oiiogieren oes EompierS
California ipelher all Der aiilte
bon Tonegal geitranoet it, bier eiu
Gie iibrigeu Eoiiosiere oer vGaliior.
nio" paren (ipie beridtet) bcreiis
eeltcru III cohoonoerrb geIaHoet
poroen.
Ole Bniiagiere berihten, Dab nab
reuo ibre TRANSFERRING bon Dem &c.
itronOeten Sdiif etnWlanM gaamers
Sooo. berleBt muroe
6ron56fifder Gampfer ge-
Itran0et.
2iiiabon, 80. Snni. Ser
fron5oiiibe transatIuntiide 1anpfer
y2a @aseogue~ 1T beitte an Der por.
tlsieiiiben aiilte geitrouoet Ser
Ganpier befano iih nif Der 6abrt
pon 9orOeolu nad Nucnos Nires.
(5pdter) Die n2a @oscoo0nc"
rltroc ip6ter mieoer fIott gemadt.
6ranfreids 1bciGna6me
an Banana 9lus tel
lung.
%aris, 80. Suni. sic gia ser
fron30iiihen &egicriing fit Sic Der.
pilligumg bon 100000 air. geItrei-
titug oer llnfoIten Der @eibiduns
ser Misunderstanding puroe 6eil-
te III Der Iepittirten aammer bon
neuem eingereidt
sSn einen Der 8ia beiaefiaten Wie-
noranonn, tpelhes bon @remiermt
niiter &ipialli, 6inon3ntiniiter So
iepb 9lonleils uno Snn0elsminilter
@aIton Ebomion iuter5eihnet mar
meroen Die Gjriinoe oneeiiibrt. peIdr
Die Gbeilnobme 6rantrcids ais ratb-
lam eriheineu loiien
&r. gllerdnoer GtSmon, Der iran.
Soiiihe MISUNDERSTANDING gob
beute Der 9lniiHt 9Iusorud, Dab bic
9ia in 81I0e bon Dem fran66iiideu
&arlanent angeuommen iueroen
ipiiroe.
2 ponifder Mob 8erit0rte
9GderIdoen.
WaoOrt6, 80, Silui. Gin DRob,
5a melden iyrauen oaS &uuptcontin-
gent tcQten, pliinoerten geiteru
glbeno emport iiber oie gtnfiinoieurg
elmer 5teigeritng ocs 9roopreiies
I'M 20 Rro8ent 400 gddereieu uuo
iebten eiue oerielbeu III 4rono, Gie
iyrouen 5ertriinimerten Die Ebiiren
uu0 6cnitcr Ser @ddereien nit
S5ader, itn0 nebr ais 5lpan5ig oer-
ielbeu ipiirOen olird @IasipIitter per.
lebt.
IS miro beiiirhtet, ooB beute in
ser Stuot niht geniigeuo Nroo uor.
6anoen ieiii miro.
Iie 2eute ertl1ren oaB Die @reis'
er666uug p0aig ilnberehiigt iei, oa
ser EreiS oes Wlebles III ben Iebten
5luei Wlouaten oiBergcwo6uIid nie.
orig oeitonocr babe
al9OuueHten, bIe teit \, EsHiiden GcrFes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01
@lltp0rum9
9egelt
$er6iert.
SemOnitratiOmcm in
Selterrcid Oau=
ertl an.
0Siett geitertt Der S1au.
plnt iuicocrbUIter
GumMlticemen.

/
Oerbrcnnen bic TerbiIdJe Glaosc
bic unf @einnOtiduft unf SaIb
matt iueBte. ~ glebnli1c Demon
itratiOncu in unOereu Sbeilen Oel
SniieritnOt. ~ Sn SarujeOr
BerrIdjt Jin1e, - SaiIer Milbelm
fpmmt ais eim3iser Oentidei
NlOnurd 8um Seerabuiil mad
gSicn.
@ien 30. Suui. Ger oeutidC
&aiier miro Ser cin5ige ausIdnoiih(
M}onorb iein, ser an Dem 9egrdbnif
oes @r86er5ogs 6ran5 6eroinanO INN
einer @emablin, Der Ser5ogin BON
6o6enberg, Gbeil nebueu miro Iie
ouoeren europdiiben Serrider blei.
ben fern Inn naH W26glihfeit Dem
greiien 6rou5 Soiep6 bic nit iolden
8eiilhen notirgemdB oerbunoenc
glufregung 81 iparen.
Ger ebrpirOige Monorb 3eigte an-
geii1tS Oes nie0eriAmettcrnocit
ShidlalSlhlaQcS cine belplm0Grnss
iuiirOige @eioBt6eit. @r gelpdbrte
beute me6rere lGngere gluoien5en
9lnti icr6iide 0emonitrationcn,
welde am 5onntag in gosnien be-
gonnen, bobeu iid5 iest bis nahNien
ausge0ebnt 0retbunOert oeutid-nd-
tionoliItii1e Stuoenten no6men beu-
te bier an elmer lGrnenoen Temon-
Itration T6eil. sic oerbronrten sic
ierbiicbe Slagge, ipelHe iiber Ser fer
biiHen @eiauotidaft ouf SaIbuoit
mebte. Die Yoli5ei bate nid]t gerin-
ge S1mierigfeiten, 0ie Shioenten
ouseinon0er 81 trei6en. Gos Gor.
fonmniB bat in Dem ariitofrdtiihen
G6ele ser Sta0t, in wel1em Sic Sc
ianoticbait gelegen lit, graBe glufre-
gung berDorgerufen.,
9le6nlibe 0enonitratioueu ereigne-
ten iib Dor Dem Ssriegs-9iireau imO
in onoeren Ebeilen Miens.
Die 8roflontirimg oes ariegsredtS
in SorojeDo Bat sic ertpiinid5te @ir-
tling oebobt. syn 0ieier Stoot berri1t
iebt 9lu6e; ooH in onOeren 4beiIen
bon 9osnien Oauern oie glusi1rci-
tungen fort.
: seidben in Metfopit1 onge.
lanai.
N3etfopitd, Ser3egobino, 80.
Suui. Die 2eiAen Oes Gr5bcr5ogs
5ron5 5etoinono unO ieincr Weniob.
lin DER Ser5ogin bon Sobenbcrg,
+rqfen beute Diorgen Inn 6 llbr bon
Saroieoo bier an.
Ole SGuier Ser StoOt parcn
dpar5 Oropirt, oui 0en 6ifpntlicben
ScbdnOen maren Die 6laggen auf
0albmoIt ge6iBt.
Gbrenwaden, aus glbt6eilungen
pom 9lrmee un0 6lotte gebiIoet, ua.
zen aui Oem Eerron itationirt ltno
1iuter ibncn poren ste 8eboroeu
Der StoOt Die Sdulfinoer uno cine
JroBe GolfSmenge periunrnelt.
Gie Sarge ipiiroen BON W1utroien
aus Dem Spe5iolpoggon ge1oben,
no nudoem Elm Erieiter ein @ebet
JelproGeh mltrOen iie itnter Dem gc
o1nlpften Slang bon GrontIneliuir.
Jeln ino inter Oen @el1iite Ser Sir.
bengloden All 9oro Ser f6niaI. Sad)t
,Golnat" gcbrdcbt. Gie 5Grge iuo.
rct nit 6loegen iln0 ar6n5en be.
oedt inO ami Der So1t ielbIt inmit-
ten elmer 6iille bon 9luntenga6en
nieoergeieBt.
9us Die Sodt Sen Saien perlieB,
feierte Die GbrenpoHe einen Solut.
Gen 6llB binultter ipiroe oie Sadt
oon cinem Gorpeooboote uno ser
Sou0erneiirs Sadt esfortirt All oe-
rem YorO ii1 oic NlitaIieocr oes
oaus6alts oes Gr56er5ogs uno Scr
Sr36er3oain 6eiauocn Der @oiiper-
ieur iel6it 6cgleitete sic 2eihen. bis
'icielben ole Weipdiier ieiues Gerri-
orilunS perliebeu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-01

QG6Dnuenfen, bic bett ,EgWlil1en 00FTes
Ipunbenten" Mirbt pitMtsltd pbef nllFenela
ulahin erhnllen, fiuD BcbeteH, ber CfHlfe
bapun per Telepbcn pDer i1flItIld wlsts
tbelIMmu 8ii nteMeA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19
SIX $500
1926 Values 81. 95

Navy blue serge; collar, cuffs and vests of tan,
trimmed with black silk, buttons and braid
Also Scotch pIaids with green collar. cuffs and
belt; 'pipings Of black silk. Good school dresses.
Sizes. to "A years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19
MuslinWear 39c

Last call on muslin underwear. Inc
lots we've been selling at sc, 69e and
79c are now grouped in one assert
ment and offered at, garment, SSc;
gowns, drawers, skirts, corset covers,
etc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19
Huck Towels.

Large SIZE, good heavy quality; a very special
value, dozen for. .S1.OO
LIST Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19
Apron Ginghams

lust received another large shipment
of apron ginghams, in new and de-
sirabIe patterns; worth lie per
yard. Special Friday, EC
9nlv ... - ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19
Muslin Cowns sec

A splendid new assortment, come to us at spe-
cial price, offered to you at special price;
they are slipover style. with lowered en-
broidery yokes. beading lace and ribbon
trimmed some have allover embroidery yokes.
Exceptional values.
End Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19

Sl.lo.
u inch heavy all-linen satin Damask IN pretty
floral and conventional designs, regularly sold
at $l.35 and $3.50.
$1.25 Bath Mats CSC.
Large size and pretty woven patterns, fast col
Ors, are unusually good $l.25 values; priced
SOC Table Damask 35c Yd.-
3 Yards for S1.00
Good heavy quality mercerized damask; also
half linen cream damask. regularly 50c Extra
special at yard. ................ 35c
81-3c Wash Cloths SC.
Turkish wash cloths in plain white or cOlOrs.
Friday are specially priced at. .......5c
SOC Scarfs and Centres 38c.
Dresser scarfs and centres, neatly made and
lace trimmed, regularly sold at 50c are.
Main Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19
Blouses 800.

Worth at least Toe. Crepes, IulIes,
Wash Materials, in white and figured
and striped patterns, dainty colOrs.
Styles are for fall and winter wear
The materials alone cost more.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19

White enameIed Bed. double size; steel wire.
folding coil springs; ''Everybody's Special Cot
ton Mattress" weight 40 lbs. filled with good
clean sanitary cotton. The outfit Bed, Springs
and Mattress. is worth $3.50. 60 or
Our price for Friday only is. ~ 700
End Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19
Remnants

In getting ready for busy Friday we find we have
an unusually large number of Wooden Remnants.
There is every desirable color material and in lengths
from 2 to s yards. These we have arranged for Fri
days selling at unusually owpnces. Such materials as
BroadcOhs, Storm Serges Nuns vengs Wool PopLns Abah0s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19

A special value for Friday, Double
Stamp Day. Good quality cotton
blankets in gray, tan and white with
neat borders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19
Goats $3.50

Special attention is called to this unusual coat
value; sold in regular way for $l2.75. Comes
in 48 inch model of heavy al-woOl material in
fine stripe; has belted girde effect high but
ton-up collar and large cuffs. A special pur-
chase has placed them here so we can sell them
at this low price
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19
on; 1s2 the h Basement Clearing Sale
Dollar Velvet Hats Soc

would these shapes While there nearly
200 sell this past experience tells that when special OF this
offered that this scarcely last through days selling They
ours special 81 90 values
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19
Women Silk
Dresses $7.95

Made of fine crepe de chine, cashmere de sole,
satin and charmeuse in basque, RedingOte and
deep sirdle effects; collar and cuffs Of white
satin; long tunic styles; navy, COpen., black
brown and green. Values $l275 to $l675.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19
Special
Full pound can 10o
TaIcum Powder. :. 4VN
10 or. Duck
Speciallv Priced.

Good quality 10 o.. duck foF sIeeePl91g
porches, awnings, tents, and so forth,
is offered at the following special
prices for a few days:
As inch 10 o., 75e quality osc 1a'
"a inch 10 o., S5e quality - osc va
Y inch 10 o., $115 quality eoc Yd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-19

This has been the busiest selling week in the Silk and
Dress Goods Departments In the history of the store.
Of course this leaves Remnants. We offer them En-
day at Greatly Reduced Prices. A splendid oppOr-
tunity of economy.
Silk Remnants such as
Roman Stripes China Silks Crepe Meor Satin Me.saLnes Lining
Silks. Crepe Taffeta Silk Shng Chiffon Taffeta. Peau de Sole
Awning Stripes Silk POpn Silk Egyptian Persian Silks Underwear
Silks, Silk Gabadne, Silk Wasng, Silk Mohai Satin Duebs..s
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-07
HICKMAN, KY, HAS NEW
JAIL COSTING $4,000
BUILT OF PRESSED BRICK

The new $4,000 county jail
which is being erected by Con-
tractor ~. ]. Spradlin e. Son, is al
most completed and will be turned
over TO the county authorities this
week. The structure is gray pressed
brick and mp to date in architectural
stvle. and is quite an addition to
the city aud county. 1t is practic-
ally fireproof. the only woodwork
being the doors and window sashes.
Aside from the modern, sanitary
cell work, all controlled and oper-
ated from the outer corridor, there
are handsome residence quarters for
the taller. The new building is
built on the site of the old Jail. The
Jail. Chas. a. Murchison. will move
in next week and the prisoners, who
have beer kept at the branch jail
at Fulton. Ky, during the erection
of this building, will be transferred
10 hickman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-07
Paris Confident.

Paris, Oct. e.-i'espiie the Off
eial announcement that the allies
yielded yesterday. confidence today
in the ultimate success Of the
French ard En2lish in the great ac-
uon on the left wing of the battle
front in northern France has by no
means diminished Meanwhile With
out repcse and with no sign of a
truce the tremendous battle of mill
lions of nea is going on. eacn side
trying by every possible means in
IFS power to gain the advantage.
The military critics among them
observation-disclosures Rousset OF the
Petit Parisicn, refuse to attach any
Importance 10 the setback or the
Welding Of territory. declaring them
20 be the inevitable retreats which
can be offset by progressive move
mont. He cites the fast That Napo-