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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-09-10

W. Disssss, yoke collar md esffs:
hemstitched front, beck end
sleeves: embroidered oil Wefi
pearl buttons On front. ...... ILL
vah Dlsssss, collar. yoke and sleeve
hemstltchsd: front with shadow
lace end emb Foidered orenndlot
back also trimmed with .sWs
broidersd osSandis. 1900, YM
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-09-10
Gloves

Wsasas Frsaeh Glaze KN Glsvss- made
IN France from real kid; 5 rows OF
wide embroidery: black. tan,
white and gray; all Sizes. $l.W
Msn's Cses and Msehs Clsvss--well
known makes, never sold for less
than 81. so: every pair guaran.
teed; tans and g1ys: IN ell
Sizes. Si.uV
Nain FloeS
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Knit underwear

Wnsn's Glove Silk Vests, fine guilty:
limited quantity In pink and
white; all sizes. .............$lW
Msn's I. 4 R. Morley Unshinkable Ensssh
Cashmere Wsel Shirts sn4 Dtsvsfs,
medium and heavy weights; all
sizes; value 500: special. pr
ment.. .......................'$A.Vv
lGaan YSsSR
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Jewelry, Etc.

Assorted Jsvslsy, consisting OF sterling
silver lavallieres, pearl necklaces.
links. bar pins. brooches. vanity
cases. rings. Jet jewelry and
mounted combs: values up, x
800: special. ..-...........>i.VV
Comb Sets, back and side combs,
set with brilliant rhlnestQnes;
value 81 80; special. .........$
Sterling Silvss Dsssst Spesas, fsu and
kni,:. sold UP to $50 saGoMG
special. ......................$iVV
Fern Dishes, Sandwich Trays, Fruit
Bowls. COMFORTS. Casters. SALAD
Bowls, Reflectors. quadrupie s,i-
yer plated; were priced Up "
500; special. ................$I.w
German Silver Mesh Bsp, 5 and 6 Inch;
unbreakable ring mesh. narrow
frames; lined and unlined: va!ue$
$3.50 and Si.9s: special. ...$l@
lGalA Ylsss
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Peticoats

Ssfi.FlMshsd Ssissa Pstuess6, fan.
tucked ruffls. with embroidered
medallion. ................... WV
0ooeoA HSo0V
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Infants Wear

La9 Il Sh.S 0ssooss-regulark
$50: special. .$l0U
Lsse cssas Of Bedford cord; cegp.
lsrly Sl.9o: special. ....... H0o
Bsby Svssssss-fInest ali.~pol: ri.
ularN 81 80; special. ....... N0
0stA Asbss Of eiderdowm; SeOnlark
$50: special. .X9o
Geisss ossilt-regularH N.So: spee:
t4I.. ~
SaA ca ~ 2A vdl-reguiaSk 7Se
each: special. both for. .V0o
Wssss1 Lssyias ~ Ter % matSh:
regularly q 80: special. .$M
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Real Linen Tssehsa Laees. lnssrtinss
snd Edsinss -ecru and white: values
up to l9c yard; special. IL yards
TOT. .................. ..$lVV
vsleneiennss Laess newest patterns;
wide or narrow: regularly SOC
yard; special, 3 yards for. $l.00
Filst lnsertines and Edsinss Wide Cot
ton Bands and Edgings, Black
Filet Inserting and Edgings and
Cluny Laces; values up 10. .19e
yard: special. II yards for. $l.0O
valsneisnnes and Linen Laess-pieces
range from & to IL yards; special
S pieces for..................$l .W
vsniss Bsndinss in white, cream and
ecru; values up to SOC yard:
special. 4 yards for.........$l.O0
vsniss Bsndinss white. cream and
ecru; up to II inches wide: .spe..
clal. ; yards for.............$l.00
Net Top Lsees is to As inches wide;
some with inlets Of Venise. some
on craquelle mesh: values up to
500 yard; special. .........$l.0O
Embroidery patterns In edg-
ings. lnsertings and beading:
regularly 1sc yard; special. g
yards for....................Y.OO
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Meats and Poultry
Leather Goods

$50 Poekstbooks, real seal. .$l.00
sl.1s Vanity Purses, genuine pin seal,
Sis Mems Bill Fold, real seal. $l.00
Sis Silk MORE Bias, with centre
pocket. $l.W
$50 Silk Basque Belts. 9-inch; latest
corsetlerre effect..-.........$l.00
$50 Suit Cases, 24-inch; deep and
roomy; two leather straps al
around. Sl.0
Main Floor
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Electrical Goods

Electric FlasA L@ps. large lens 70.
Hector: regularly N.+S: ~.
CIAl................ .$I1V
Lea. Az. Asoa10
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Gold Jewelry

Solid Geld Rings women; a large
assortment with white and color
ed stones in various combina.
tions: values 81 so: special. .$l.OO
Main R1S01
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Corsets

"Niris" New Fall Cesssh-regulsrly
$50; special................NW
Blooming dales Special Sell Reducing CO...
sets. .................. 800
Second F1Soe
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Furniture

Brsss Cost,uners, 6 feet tall: 8 hooks;
value 81 so; special. .........$l.W
Tabourettss, quartered oak and ma
hogany finish: value 81 so: . spe-
Dining Chairs, solid oak. cane seat
value 81 so: special. ........ .$l.W
Magazine Stands. solid oak. Early
English finish; value 81 so .spe,
Pillows, all clean feathers; size FAX
80: value 81 so: special. .... .$l.W
Arm Rockers, solid oak. high back,
cane seat; value 1913; .spe.
cial.. ..Sl.VU
Fourth Floor,
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Fruits ( Vegetables


Nsvssl Ribbsas - ombres. plaids.
stripes and black land white
effects: values up to SOC yard;
special. 4 yards for.........$l.OO
Metre RiLbsas and corded
taffetas. new shades: 10 yards
..>a!VV
Wssh RIbSsas-numbers ~. 2 and
8: newest shades: regularly 2Sc
to SOC piece; special 8 pisces
Dsssdsn RiSSso-llght and dark
grounds: regularly 1oc: spsSial.
6 yards for. ..................$iW
Inpesssd Ribbsas Roman stripes. In
light and dark grounds: values
up 10 500 yard: speeia A.
yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Aais Yisss
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Heavy Wsssted Sweaters, navy. brown,
gray and maroon.
Necliss. Shirts, Of fine quality percale;
sizes IL to 1871: ; for........$l.OO
Main Floor
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Player Music Rolls

Latest Selections for all standard So
note player pianos; were Sc TO
$l.2s each; special. rolls
IoI..... ............,,,... Sl.VV
Third Floor
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Girls Wear

Girls Plaid Cinghan Tanie Dvsssss =
with belt; sizes 6 to ~ years;
Girls CoIorsd Repp Dresses -tunic ef-
feet with leather belt; sizes 6
10 ~ years.. .............1 I.VV
While Lawn Dresses various styles.
lace trimmed; sizes 6 to IL years;
at..,.. 1i.VV
Children's Cloth Coats various styles:
sizes 2. 8 and 4 years.......%l.00
second Ylsss
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Upholstery

OPuVSSSCIy
Serin Curtains lace trimmed: a dozen
styles; value q so to $50; pau
Oh Sersem-3-panel style: green or
ed silkoline filling; value ;3 "a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Plane Dvapsvies lambrequins,
In red and green; Oriental and
floral borders: silk fringe: value
$50; each at. ...............$l.UV
Sesseh Lace Curtains -3H yards long;
full width; value N!'s; 81 a AZ
Tapestry Couch Csvsrs-rug patterns:
full size: unusually heavy: {i.t2
grade: each at .$l.W
ThirA Tiess
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Auto Supplies

Tel Bssss $3.50: special
at. $l.O0
ons-lay Aut~sblls Clseks regularly
$50: special................$ l.OO
Mirrsssespss black or nickel. $l.W
Red Heed o. Chanplon Spark Plugs.
lor.............. $i'VV
F.rd Matt. ......................$ l00
Tire Covers sizes. $l.OO
Cup Grease and Motor Grease -S:lb.
pals. both for. $lW
SAFETY Tire Chains lock and 2
keys: complete for.......... N.W
Dasement. Ler. AvA
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FREE: Corsage Bouquet on
the Greenhouses on the Roo
A: M. and 800 to 500 p. M.
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Dress Goods

All. Wool Storm SsFgs, 81 Inch: navy and
black only; value 81 rs; yd. $l.OO
Suitinss and Novelties, 40 and 81 In.
values up to $50: SPECIAL
yard...............
All.Wool Bresdeloth, A-inch. colors
and black; regularly $i,2s;
yard. ......................N.VV
Csbsrdine, 81 inch, the seasons fea-
ture; black and colors; regularly
81 rs yard: special. .$l.00
MI.Wosl PrunsIla Cloth, IS inch: coiors
and black; regularly 1l,2s;
yaro.. .&I.VV
Main Flsas
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A dollar will always purchase full dollars worth
OR more-at Bloomingdaes, but tomorrow it com.
mands FAR MORE.
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Housefurnishings

Ash Cans. Strong. galvanized steel,
reinforced with steel band around
center. Regulation size: regu.
larly 81 50; at .............$l.W
Clothes Hampers. Made Of strong will.
low. square in shape with hinged
cover. medium size: regularly
81. 90: at......................$l.OO
Toilet Stand. Made entirely Of metal,
neatly white enameled, complete
with water pitcher. basin and
soap holder: regularly $50.
Card Tables. Folding. with 24x3O in.
felt covered top. strongly made
and nicely finished. Folds up
very compactly when not in use;
regularly $50. at...........$l.00
Carving Sets. Knife and fork Of extra
quality imported steel with gen.
uine stag handles in one of the best
sizes; regularly 81. 4S. at. 90
Troussr Racks. The Peerless ar
ranged to fasten on closet door:
will hold eight pairs Of trousers
and only occupies small space;
regularly $40: at...........$l.M
Basement
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III Every single Item IS Special value. Not one
NJ worth less than SIPS, and dozens run up to $3.50
in value
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-24
NOTICE

-. H
PENALTY FUR DAMAGING ROADS.
any pssST5,;77ii, psSs;7ii, ssttihii wiifuiiy destroy,
lnture. or In any manner hurt, dam
age, impair or obstruct any OF the pub
iinthisD ses any IA r't tl5seaSse, Or
any bridge, ,culvert, drain, ; ditcn.
,causeway, embankment, wall, tollgate,
dollhouse, or other erection belonging
thereto nr any part thereon the per-
son so offending shall, upon conviction
thereof, be imprisoned not mere than
SIX months, or pay ilne not exceeding
fivG hundred dollars, or both, at the
discretion of tht, court, and shall be
further liable to pay ali the expehsea
OF repairing the same. h,Tya&
Notice le hereby given that The
above law will be rigialy enforced.
+. Mack King, I
4 Supervisor. Anderson County.
5-17.tf--DW
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LEGAL
NOTICES
NOTICE.

l- ~ t. f.FF ~ 49, b. e
F An Act to Regulate the operation OF
traction engines on or across. public
ibriisvs pfs AuaerSon County; l.r
~ Section IL Operation or traction en-
.gines, across public bridges in Ander-
son county. regulated. BE. ittenacted- by
the General Assembl N tof tho State Sof
South Carolina; that from and after
the passage of this act aany., person,
a:: :;s; Ca Cos T1T siti0i, using or causing
to be used, any traction engine or en-
gines, on or across the bridges on the
public highways In AnaSS::ssSSi; AnaSS::ssSSSiii; County, County
shall in crossing any Of the : said
bridges, place upon the gurfaee Of said
bridge pieces OF timber not less than
two inches thick and twelve inches
wide, on which said ,tirnbers. the said
engines may pass and cross the said
bridges. q Q p, s,gs.,s.,. ..ons
DAMAGES.
Section ,2.-rAny. personr firm or COR
poration who shRil violate tfesrfoyis-
Ions Of Section OF this act. shall be
liable to the said County, for al dam
ages done TO any bridge therein.
The, above aotG7was passed at the
1914 session OF the General and iWIil
be strictly enforced.
J. Mack King.
County Supervisor Anderson County.
5-17-tf-Dw
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srissIsylARY c0NFERENCE

sF ttT ~ %ss
no Bal Isatfaa andarsen College the
'i't - FIRST Week !; IN JEae.
Wemen OF saIuda association:
Don't! forget d bout the. missionary
eoAferenee which IS TO be held at An
dersop iege, DE ming at noon
Tuesday. June end and continuetng
until Ilopyls s S, s,s J, e,tS -
"a "a 2 sssss sii5istiII s. 6ipie study
mission st III vice and ~
class of special training for orEanislna
work. - = & J g s. ~ - ~
Thera VII. s..Ag mo ch
evening BY oriih ssteak ers.
The Eea ea Dr6fiifse to be
indeed yefg GOOD and ins ifink. y
The "A nj 3 eil sslee is 10
carey out our 81 iFIl, 3 adoptea In the
fGeoIiiife fion at OUR ahnual meet
Ing last sumner, Sttiat by prayer. en-
ssa e ;;Ssi 10 % - :
Istiieient workers and to- do grade
Isergiee.,,' il q
we hope this may be a stsf to eoe9
|Seerafion and prepared mesa for more
efficient service L US have SOME
IIaenbers from every church III Saihda
absfanIaf lni ssttsg 80 .
FJlls; opportunity Is FOR yon ladies'
and Dung pe0n le SO come and tet iis
spend q Few. days togettie ier ecefying
Inform Ion. citing better nrisasnt-
etl With each ot9 q aud lleA Arnlilg more
about oflf work.
kslIt fiiItdyy has been seeA Ared
Meals and altIneconaodaei VIII be
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.GLgJcEl MILL WON z
GAME YES STERDAY
Contest Between Gluek, NH and
; Y.M.c wAS'Bsst Yetsesn
On Andersen Field

The game of baseball played yester-
day afternoon at Beuna Vista Park be-,
tween the Gluck Mill team and team
representing the Anderson Y. NJ. G
"A. was. the best yet seen on the local
field. Both teams we.e almost evenly
matched up and some splendid playing
was done on either side. There were
NJ decided features hat the team work
on 10th sides made un fDr this. The
Gluck team cinchcd the contest ia the
eighth inning Until that time the
score was and and IL was nnybOdy's
game but in that inuing the Gluck tel
lows got on their batting clothes and
succeeded in driving in two runs.
Manager Burnett OF the Y NJ. G. a.
team did good playing and the pirclI-
ing OF the Gluc'l Mill twirler WAS
arOther feature
The attendance at the game was as
good as Had been expected but this
Will be doubled In the event that the
same two teams play again. The Y. NJ.
c. A. team showed that they had but
little practice eands when they have a
few more skirmishes they will Ee able
to interest the team they played
IYeSlGrdaY9s ~ - Il4glI..sFs fSH.l4-.
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furnished at 81 90 per day. Every
bear defa viii be exp ected sto : Tfsisuish
towels ana bed Iift Those Yllo
'eosae1 foE the day All III take lunch
at the college. csIi get their meals at
3Ec. ? s. )
Please let me hear from yotb, as soon
as possible k y6if 3, : ara
state whether ypu viii board or not.
B we feel sure that any who viii at-
t0IiV otIaI ~ uef TultyS rePa1u tory ccmtng.
lSigugie lSss Mrs. p. W, Masters, 4 -,
Supt.
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slR0ADf z TAX NOTICE

Tie nme for paying communication
road tag hes been extended by the
Rcard tiftiti Jsiiiis lat, ksftaF which time
the htcki wi ID be turned oyer to the
,eplIeet tori and the usual penalties viii
be attached. "
"a ~ !. Mack King, County Supervisor, \.
There VIII positLveIS be no IcftI.ee
axteasionb inter June, Lat, 6ss-to-l LIST.
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sToCK4oLDERs NETTING [,

+ A meeting OF the stoclIhoid 81
Anderson Theatre Company will 6s
held at the Chefhber OF Comniercs 6i
Anderson. 8, O.. ut S O'Clock r. nj on
Tuesday, June GARD. 1915, for the pnf-
pose OF changing the name OF said
company aftd anthoFisins an incfease
of the capital stock to Thirty thobs-
and Dollars.
-. s FOWLER,
~ 4 President, z
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NOTICE.

1 slO3 nee tlnk off y osinfg. - elp6-
castle executive Committee,
IN aecoran nee vi IN the rules OF the
f1aniocfatic sls4tS 5f the state. q tticats
ifie OF sIIe Coesss s.
ssiIi be beId 81 IA sC0urt House at Ail-
derson, s. C., on Monday. June 1bt.
1914, At fe o,eitr5ii iistiDSs -
that an ifieffbeft5 81 seids commit ttee
Eh0isld 20 pgeses
s: u. FsarnaAns
COUNTY cIla tFln 4
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.gas Awayl A.say. aawn south in.

Dixie, &. ;J Z i, s.
8yas Awayt Away down south IN
q. Dixie; " 80
g., Us,
Old Mlssus marry, = VIII de weaber.s
Xviilun was gay decelhar;
S Lon away Look away. Look aysayi
Dixie Land. ~ :,
Eslt when ne puts his arm around ;er.
= smiled ast cree 60 ii fort ponder.
Look aSgayt j I1oplS away I.Sok away
Dixie Land. 4 Il >. Z s 81 I, q
Now here s health to the next old
Affsasis, 50,
And all dc girls aks want e. Kiss us !;
z Look away IIoolz away! Look await
Dixie Land. iys
But if you want to "A oFire way sorrow,
Come and hear tilis song tomorrow,
Il Look aWsya Look away. Look aways
Dixie izAnd. ~
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y. N0TIeR

\ Notice Is hereay given And ali 90
ss int DraiaaESS :
Sis we r and srthplfrfl
swamp 1ands are hereby No tii lf
on June 5sth. 1914 AZ 10 o'clock a. Akl.
- - ~ oySs is1;isf st aeTson s. @.
THE Clerk r,f cosilt teill yconside derS B65
pas upon tho rs port bg the Viewers
May 2S. 1919 JAS. n. PEAFsNIAll. se2Sss Sss
CS e. G. Ptls.s
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SN0TICE.

school eleettan =. al! I I cd. q 4 ~ ~
ker McElmoile eS Diatrict No. 5O.,s Sof an
additional Two AIiiI Tax, for general
school PURPOSES. Registration Ger.
siflcates and Tax Receipt necessary, 70
vote. s Election will be; held on Satufl
day. June 9Th. 2 Ia. m. 20 4 ID. M.
By order Of the School Board. . ~
~. b. FELTON,, Supt. Il:
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Marriage at TowhyiIIe.
Married at Townville, S. c., May 20.
10 II, ,iMr! W. H. Fhomaa, and Miss
Laura v. Gibson, both of Oconee
county, by Il. 8. FAINT. magistrate.
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Riessfss A. s. Faxfher and RI. j.. i Il
ON have acceptea the Invitation of MI.
Edwin ~. nhertsaft and viii 20 20
fs.fE Shoals mex day to Ss itit4>.= s..s
Sss s,1i,ui
there. Capt VIM. I;ane ila some days
ago sent IN his eecspsaaee,
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q Js Ili Elrod of the Hollands store
Isscsioi saa = TIE eItg yessaraas
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81 b. Eir6ti Uf Ana lersoil. routa 2, tsi
ID the cts sssisTd % haalhssa
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The EEs1ttelllliiis n ] ez1cer
the building Of your

a.. .asl ...5
1tea9fs fas
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;astEEss
The day book., 1914-02-24

kick about the terrible" streak of
weather that has hit us just stop and
look at what the rest of the coun-
try has drawn.
Guess we are not picked on by the
weather man so much.
Now comes forth the news that
several sentimental valentines have
been taken seriously and breach of
promise suits threaten.
Soon folks will be working for a
safe and sane St. Valentines day.
Looks as if the recall might pos
sibly have reformatory effects.
There is good chance of hi ellis
getting back on the job as mayor of
Seattle, Wash, from which position
he was recently recalled.
Hi, at the time of his ousting, start
ed a fight to get back on the job so
that his son, who is fast becoming
man, would not be reminded that his
father tried to be mayor and fell
down.
It's a wise man who takes the right
road for the sake of his son.
John D. says he doesn't want to
say anything when he. is asked about
his flight from Cleveland:
Maybe Jawn means that he doesn't
want to PAY anything.
Look out for storms in Indiana.
LaPorte plans to have a policewoman
to censor clothes women wear on
streets.
Oh, what a chance for some un-
popular female to get square!
Johnathan KatsoWitie DamoscoVit-
schkyvitch, aged SO, of Stockton,
Cal, asks the court to shorten his
name.
After thirty-eight years of that
name, the poor fellow is perfectly
justified in wanting it cut. to just
plain John Dam.
And it would we'll answer for the
whole Dam family, too.
In that babies ball at Coronado
Beach, Cal, only 100 out of 500 men
The day book., 1914-02-24
DAILY COMMENT on PEOPLE AND THINGS

The other seven hundred just
couldn't bare to do it.
See! What's the use of being of
royalty. 1t doesn't save you from the
ills of man.
Crown Prince Frederick William of
Germany has just got over the
mumps and is now down with ton
silitis. Don't let the measles spot
you, Prince.
Pres. Wilson says he is not in the
habit of talking when he has nothing
to say.
Now isn't it too bad that politicians
can't say the same thing?
T. R. gave turtle to the Bronx, N.
Y, zoo. Perhaps he means that as a
warning that he's coming back slow
ly, on turtles back, after going out
swiftly on a bull moose.
Revenge! There is strong talk
about mems coats buttoning down
the back.
But cheer up, woming folks, we be-
lieve it is rumored about for the pur-
pose of frightening you.
Eastern man complains that his
wife has left him thirteen times.
Should think he would be rather
skeered! If he is at. all suspicious
thirteen is an unlucky number-she
come back again.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
'' ''''t. ,.'t ,;a %''.a '''.. oSSer6 g. 2Saarert
IOOO nene ntaiIOrma0e1 gIn5iIae.

1000 meme DtnIlprunoe" yln5ll9e.
$t6.5O bis $50 ncucScr6itan5ii0e;
6raueu imo WldOAenaroBcn; aus
Serges, @6cDiots, etc.; neueite @f-
fefte; morgen. .... $12,95
$22, $25 eleaonteite Ser6itan5iige;
8rooOclot6s, &oplius, @o6aroines,
etc. 9}r. IA bis 44...... .$t6,50
S35, $40, $40 prdHtige @}ooeQ-
9(n5iige; 80 @ooeu; G6eoiots, Cia-
gouolS; 9Ir. IA bis 4l.. $24,75
lImGuOernnseu fOiteufrei.
6erbit-Siite.
SSn mcnoliHer 9luspo6l i60niier
0iitc, mie Gricornes, ruiiiicbe 30
ques, Gir6oue. Natroienbiite; icin-
tier 9lufpus. @iQigcr ais in auoeren
2doen Der Sto0t. Sir
S4.9S, $5.9S, $6.9S, $7.9S
$3 &liiicbsSiite icbwor3 tou6c,
6lmi, etc. .:... ST .9S
S3 1ounetSiitc, 0latroien 6o-
con- iiir. ... .$2.49
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
Str gcOen OOppelte

@eitcre Gpe5iGl-GOnpOns
icScn NlittluOh, 9Onucritas
nm0 sSreitna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27

glbcnnrilten, nic ben ..4cnii1en Ggrrcs
lpunncuicn" ntdBt plnfilitb pber unreaeI.
mdRig erbalten, iuD ecbeien, ber Office
oapcu pcr EeicphOn aper itlriltligb silt.
thciluMg ati ulaGeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-27
gNuII6cden 1tn0 Stepp0edcM.

$3.50 0oppelbctt @oanoppe-1et
fen; iarbiae @orOen . S1.79
$4 weiBe @oaoeden 6ldne oocr
roIa 9orocn $2.98
$500 1tH &IaiO 9SoaOeden;
blou, grou oOer roia BlaiO $3.9S
$3.50 9oppelbett @oaoeten, UeiB,
arou oOer Elaio; @aar $4.9S
$3.50 Steppoeten 9auumou-
Ginlo9e, iiir ...... 9Sc.
$2.75 SteppocdcL 9mmupol-
@inla0e, 9-86a. Sateen .9or0e; am
@loniag fiir. ..... $1.S7
S. 9Soa- ooer 0oun-Giuloge
Stepp6edcn fiir.......... $3.9S
Goriets, lluter5ens.
9}emo Gorief Dlooca PIP; ie6r
Ooucr6oit; 9lr. iQ 6is 3O fir $500
SOC. aSctint04 lluter5elg fir
tSrouen Stiid ... 39c.
Nlittelihlocre llnion-9ln5ii9e fir
6raicn an @lontag $1.OO
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-16

The Lindemuth sisters Of
fer for sale their beautiful
bungalow, No. PIG South 10th
street. Call or phone 1885. 1927