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HOUSE DRESSES,

90 House Drssees-0eod quality 80
Gales: Dvtoh and reoaA nsoss; Az
high 0eslls effects: ases. - 20 80
o1.00 1suso Dv0O0-Psroesse -
ehambeays: solid oolef0 aoA uooey9s
sntreidesy cellar end sufts; Az
asss. - to te...
ol.01 Asass Dssssss-1xsslisnt suaiisy
ehanbray ana Vassais; light ana az
Aark eo,oss; sissA - v Co.,.
bOc Dresang 6ooQuss-Shssr lawne -
pretty floral d0signs, circular codlefs;
shssrsd and bsItsd Al waist; AZ
Sises - TO g.. wv
ei.96 Kimono 6owns--Empirs msdoes
Of crepe. prettiiy pipsA with s1k
braids and trimmed with satin Ak
bands OF oOotrsstinE oolors. -.
l4aelhswu'-8scond. Floor.l
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WOMEN'S SKIRTS.

$3.50 Drsss ehasSs--Nsw sisrsd uoesis;
fSns all wool msn's wear ssres. aAee
SHEPHERD ehsshs; regular esd sssss
etssa - to % wsist sasAs; 81 .88
~ 20 ~ skirt lengths.
oo.oo - o6.Oo Dpsss ohfftA-Nsw
Spring models In navy bavs and Ue0k
eesvfot aad meme wear serge. ais'
shepherd checks. Many styiss "
choose from: regular and sx- ~. "a
trA large sisss.
e6.0s 70 es.Os Drsss skirts-Nswsst
Spring modsS N piatds. stripss and
plaiA French serge In asvy blue asa
black; tunic ana tier effects; "a ~
regular and extra large sisss.
Other skirts OF high Grade at proper
tionats savtnga
(Mssshsvs'-sscond Tlsss.I
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
TOILET ARTICLES.

Ivory soap-Limit ~ q o., o.
'dHeo " AoS
Fancy Toilet S0ap-Armour's and Wris
lsy's make; assorted doors. Or
uOhc INV
o.s. Ter. ''.p- ......... Csc
60c falmoltye mbination-Consists Of
jar Palmolivs cream and cakes 40
W6s Ee..heIA Rsbb:;r 6iisv::cE' ~
2vesy pair guaranteed; Ill dsss ZSC
contains nothing Injurious; In
2kc Ivciy Manicure i,tielc,.sts., n.ti
files, eutiels knives. button hooks
Ae9d svfScrs. 9Th ivcry handle. l0C
. points high Grade brushes; pure Or
lvtetlsQ: values -up 70 - 90. -. 00C
utnAs Aeney end Alaea1 a.
slX6 h:t' w:is, i.i1i:c-S:' 81
evart 80: eo1 anA MARCOS 80. VOC
t1steAsvS-Aain ylsss.)
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LACES:

=; ,. IT,: :aa ,sss:: vi a. ~,
1916 vi. Lso::6:rimsn' val in.ssrt,on a.
.nd sAsinss; - ~ inehss r.
VIDE, yAfo. - .~4Ns ~
l21<o Cluny LAoe-Also tn0Oftyona 70
match: IN to a. iaohss wide; a.
sS"dsv 'i:cs:.ri.:::ru.e.: 49, '.AsSH
Up 70 Il iaeh:s wi2s; cd SSX.
vcSiSs Saeds-Whi,s az scsu; "a.
~ o. g '9 49,, ~ III: .:ld:. ~
white ana sesv: yAf1.. SoC
y: Ana :seS: ! ssI =, ~. 80: 500
- s,a! 80 2s-a ~C.. ,ss.:: &c
80 eneAs! LAoe-xS hoAse vide;
''D' tHs siSs iii..o;;j' wv
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WoMEN's UNDE RWEAR:

Womea's 12hc vssts-re4uMS and extra
sisss: sleeveiess and with wing a.
sSssvss: regular sad extra large sisesSS
Ws0ea's 26o Ribbed Vests-ytns swisa
Gotten. Ssuxe weight; low 12Le
neck: extra sizes. A"S
Wsmen's 2Nc rubbed vGseA-fins swiss
r1b6od: plain and fancy yokss;
regular and extra large sises A~
wsmen's 36c and SBo knitted Drawsss
knee length. lace trimmed: IT.
regular aud extra iarGs sisss. AZ
Woa,en's 26e - 36c shapsA vesos-low
neck; sleeveless and with wing IT.
sleeves; regular and extra sizes ~
Wemsa's 100 Unisn Bufss-um. H.
brslia style. Iat trimmed. AS
Rayser's SOC AAbted Uaisa esits-fins
rib: tight knit; 'Segnisr ana Az
lM011hsWs'-Nain riseF.D
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR

Boys Underwear Fine BaibrigGan:
short-siesved shirts: knee-isngth draw
srs: all sisss. Mill-run Of ace ~.
Childrea's ESQ and soc Unlerwsnr-
White cause: athletic and short sls0vs
shirts; knse-lsngth drawers. ~
strictly first quality ........ ASS
ChiIdren's IOc Gauss Underwear-Purs
white vests and pants; all IN,
sifes SS~
Boys' and Girls Zoe and 81 90 Wssl
Cnderw ear-Light weight wool. long
and short sleeve shirts; knee %.
and ankle length drawers. S0C
lAatthews'--Main Flooro
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MILNE

"a :s:rss siSS ieSs::s '. - $500 q -
osnbtnetious and black. 80. WV
ws2Sn "A nl.ses A4sAy->D.Wsae ~
.na snapsss vaisse ~ ~
49, UAereA0e1 Hem Aoow-A
S!ack. vhits. burnt. xing's 90
-: scd r.ss ,e3 riS ss'Ss so:S:. elal -.
sseiv trimmed: vaiuss - - ooe -
S0e - ~ Uatsa00ed uA1D-WoaleeGn
s:ssrsHS9s q style: ess $500 97sa
0oe Yssvw WseaaAe-A VEN an
simple enA dataty hst trim'6. =. SOC
On Glover Day hats will ~ syfmns0
w'thsus eassa shasss u materials &c
purchased here.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
WILINCS:

l2xo VGliinGo-Ootagea and haiPlins
mesh; brown. navy blue and black. a.
yard .........
$40 Chantiliy Lace Wells e. %
~ yasds long: all oolors.. vAsA~
3Bo Wstsspssof Maiias - Black IT,
and white; yard ........... A~
o1,%0 hGourumg ve4ls-Brusssls net.
with ribbon borders; two 81 10
yards long ............ VAsAS
u 90 t. $3.50 ohadoW Wells IT,
Variety Of toiors: lace borders. Nv
(Matthews'-Main Floor.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
BLANKETS, COMFoRTERS:

Dl,2S Comfortable Bpring weisht;
filled with clean cotton: plain orc
satssn border ......''.'.'
A .O0 COmsostabiss 6pring weight:
figured siikelins. SILK muh " 20
top: nine inoh silk bordsr.
siss: pink or blue borders; - a.
eA,NO California Weol 0laAkSeAr-Ex-
ira large siss: pink o. blue RI 80
borders; pair ..........' ~
(Natthsws'-rhird TLooS.l
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.

CoiIdrea's Stockjngs-Fins ribbed: black
and white; irrssuiars of $50 8c
quality ............ ~
Infants' lOc aockS--BSs1l.fas white
cotton cocks. With coiorsd tops; O.
popular ''rot top" styla: oil Hsss ~
Missss' SO steokings-F1ns ribesd
stockings with fuli-fashfonsd 12r
foot; all Sizes. ............. AS
(MatthswU-Main Fieor.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR:

zoe Neck Fixines-Sampis lire consist
ing Of roll and fancy collars; IN.
splendid values. ........... ASS
25c Piestlngs-Nst and shadow H.
laceS white ana ecru. yard. ~
Nc Boudoir Capee-Net AID To-
Swiss. ribbon trimmed. ASS
bOc Lace Csilafs-Piausn and 81.
Gall lace In . variety OF Do
Shapes '....''
Soc Net Guimpes-Also shadow 40,
lace guimpes: ecru and white. Wv
AIDS MsrabOu Capes-Aiso ostrich
capes. five strands: black. naturN.
black. asd. white. also nat - "a
(Matthews'-MAiu Fleor.J
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
DINING DOMES:

$3.50 Dining Room DOmes--Eigh, art
glass panels; ~ inch diameter: amber
or green. with Bonded fringe 10 match
Complete for gas. with Wsis. a. y.
bach inverted light. ...... S4.ZO
Toe Inverted Gss IAghts-Comple,s with
mantle and fancy shade 4Sc
loo Inverted Maniles \.
tMstthews '-Bsssment,)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
WoMEN's STOCKINGS.

wsnsa's 16r ssschiasS-Mslism asA
light weight. black and WHITE a1so
splitfoot. some run siishsiy a.
bs.ssn 26c lssslssy-cottsa Isle SArSsA
bisek ana sphtfost: rus 13XN
1snuy irregular. AW
We@ea's 1se a1lk 1lsae oessA1nUo-.
piecs, white and coiors: ohseP $500
1dsht; run slightly tssaos A.
-.'. go. ......... 80
wcs.es'e Sample sesehiago- csssso -
iisls thread: blsck aad eGeors; foG0.
isr and out aess. veouss 10
fwcnea's ed Mioss' 0os nh 0os>ss
snG-Thrsad aad fibre SAih; go
ena coiors: miu.run % See 49,
weasa's o1.Oo Ollh o>seh1n0-Nn.
fashionsd thread elk: black oniy; m.
irrsGulsrs Of s1.0s quality. 80. ~
WsmsaS o1.96 san oosshfn0-VDpsea
ingram sih yarn, iis,N ooioo NaA -
sSos: black. White snl tas. ~.
rsrst Quassty. ell sisse. ...... O60
Wse.ea's $50 Al QA0O 0olA $780,
Unread elk. medium and IiGS1 ~
weight; rssuiaf and out asss. 90
tnstthswS-Nasa ussse.i
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
WHITE GOODS:

la,e "Flaxon'' Clsah - Ohsots 19L~
and stripes; perfect goods: "a. AS|~N
400 White EAqus-Tins quality; r.
short lengths; yard. NV
400 ST., whit, to- vs,'.-n..v, e.:s 15c
ac s:, Rice c,.'h-.o . .nen': ..c:' 19c
2Do Rstine STRIPE Crepe-Ao To-
inches wide: yard. ........
(Mstthews'-Main Floor.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
PLATED JEWELRY.

oOc German silver Vanity Csses-
gray finish pretty floral de- ~
Sign: fitted with mirror. S9C
use brcsiets = Gold plated: 60.
os ps0'n P aHa sinarrayse styles; SSC
ssns pe only: xyelyet. back. 100. 0SC
solid Gold Cuff l.inks-Chassd. en-
Values Ssa 800 s1S Z, :sr ss.s designs; Sl.lO
Solid Gold Tie Clasps Set with dia.
mond chips; values $500 to e. IN
Solid Gold Tie Clasps ana Eng.
lish finish: floral design or hand en-.
sravsd: some set with sapphires or
rubies values e2.OO 10 90
S"'VV WV
Mathematician TloorJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
EMBROlDERIES:

lOe Swiss and Nainssok Edges, Bead.
Ing sad lnsertiOa-widths up e.
to . inches ........... ~
4Sc Bstiste Gallons with baby Irish
lace combination, AZ to Z In. d.
Wiuo ~
Sic naby lsnffIed Yieuacias - At
i ..r, .ls'A'. many win lao. In. 30c
0Sc Wolfe Observation-Disclosures smbrot-
derry. effective In dseiGu, - In. 40
@,s'A. 'r IN. . .%s1sia:ry 69c
(Masthews'-Main Y7oor.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
WOMEN's COATS:

$500 10 ai:.OO toats-An wool men .
wear serge In navy blue and black.
also checks. pads and scotch mix.
,S,s' n. .,.'', - years to 40 $5.55
""s. "e"sure
si2.OS 10 $500 Coata-Fins checks.
mixtures. honeycomb weaves and mems
wear ssrses In con~nhsGen. navy blue
AND black si,es. ~ years to e. at
~ bust measure. ...... $SsCO
si'.c3 10 S2t.D5 Costs--copi.s ~ fine
Imported models. made of mems weN
serge mo!rs siik. checks. mixtures
and other wanted materials; all tn.
new Spring shades: also navy blue and
oiack. many six lined throughout.
a .si. r. year. to 40 bust Sl2.93
tMatthews'-second rloor.l
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
SILKS,

o. 90 SATIN Mssssiips-ths new sh.Ass
for evening wear. also 90.
75 s;.s sniii iisp;lii .i;:rl:: 'soiisrins. ca
sAR oHsli: F,pii:Hev::sins sssd.s
en1 staple ooioHnssi slso a. ~
SE6S Aissk iii 'Jsii:;s..Sf:-d eSo
sx.!4iAst:C s !s:;'1ah :ya NV >I Ss0
,i3S ~ -ks :s J: .Ssless:::l . SS c
d.N YksE' 81 o.: ::ss.' '"'''S,SSS
0f.XX is::i tsis:is;-t.sa VA, "a.
tkss;i..ww... 'ti.:o..} wv
TRUNKS,
%$ - ~ go ,; t.:
(Ntsfsk...;G-,,A,,i.s:;;ssr,
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POULTRY WIRE NETTING;

Poultry Wire Netting
Two'inch mesh: 10 fee, to. roll.
IL inch, roll. ale | 3o.inoh. roll. Csc
- inch. roll. use 4s.inoh. roll .0i.2B
oO'insh.'roi '..... .e1.S0
Poultry Wire Netting
One-inch mesh; $50 feet TO roll.
lc.inch. roll 3l.4B D 24.inch, roll S2,O6
nNinch. roll x1.2b l S0-inch. rol, 1878
tAiatthews'--Bassment.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
PRESSED GLASSWARE:

400 to IVe vsldss-Amsriean nanusse.
turs-saiad bowls. oil bottles. salt and
pepper shaksS. cake platse
sugar bowls ana cream IN
tAatthOws'--Basen
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
ART EMBROIDERIES.

CoxIies-white linen; stamped in A.
sorted designs; s!xes 7, sHd
IL Inches: &c to 90 values. &c
Zoe Linen Centre Piecss--stampsd in
assorted designs: sisss 10 and O.
Nsc Centre rfecse-.whits linen: round
or oval. assorted designs; Sizes H.
i. by 20 in. and 80 in. rousd.. Ioc
Chlidren's 10c Lawn Dresses-pa,n,y
amped designs sizes to Az.
men Centre fieces-sisss az and 50
inches: assorted patterns; or
0Oc to esc values ..... ZoC
00c Stamped Night L.wns-Good m
quality nainsook ......... SoC
SOc stamped IAnsa Towes-Iarse m
ste guest. ZoC
voc Ptlbow Teps-0ray. green brovn
ana tan linen; assorted
ues'shR x0C
Linen Scarfs--Gray. greon brown and
tan; ~ by IS and 2A by ~
inches; $50 to Sl.2S values zoe
6Oc Pillow Ease Tubins--Hsavy muslin.
extra large siss: assorted on
SAstthews'-second Fioor)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
HOUSEHOLD LINENS;
limb RElLAS,

iuinbia taffsta; plain wood and fancy
trimmed handles In various mission
shapes. Usually rstsils for o.
" tM:ithews'-Haia Floor,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
CANDIES,

Cocoanut Msrshmaliows - Soft. granny
vari!ls maliows are rolled IN cooosnut
rE Eix ki.:::-rh.; d,iisstiu, hard
ES,. .uI,s, oeSdXn IL q! the pisssHns
einnamor Glove; psppsrmint i0c
A:s c q II, e9Ix. .a;.s:.n;. ~. :, ~, LES
dcNsiops Ssmi-liaYid cream .Ssd ssysesd
With rich, pure ohseesete. 4 ~ S0o
"''s' sN.s yik's:; e e sHx Sti;..;.j "S0
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
WASH FABRICS:

I4Xe Flrured battSto-40 inOh a
as saai.s suitins-Morly In lie
o. :ss,' f!isiE::: ss. '..a iIHc,
atriped pAttsrnS ...ss....
Qso Striped kipplsets-Piain col. e.
ore, light and dark shsdO. ~
AZ fsS DvssS Hhsa. .10s
az is';;Sss su: ::i ,iir.aci Voc. Do
sdc 5.mi..' IH;. i:AA...S:t. %.
SraAe SO inches WIDE. SOS
sss l ns...a c.'e:-ss i..s Soc
20 1 eens.pcd w:;sh ihi:N::t IN. 40.
sj tsSo' Imported $1,000 ''''' "a.
tN.stic.;s'-Msin Iioei.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21

This 10 our fourth Glover Day Sale,
and II promises to b the biggest.
The instantaneous success Of this
Matthews merchandise movement
10 due to the fact that the people of
Brooklyn, Long Island and vicinity
were quick to appreciate the ire
znsndous preparations we make.
II 10 the wonderful monsy-saving
opportunity for you.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
SILVE RWARE,

Tue Salt saa reppss OAssess- ~
Three bottissi silver plated, -. oOC
u 30 Condensed MIN Holdsr-- 90
Silver plated ......,.....,, O0C
Child's SUe sse---siivss plated dyinh,ns
cup. nsIhia ring, kaihA fss6 I0S
and epoeo .''',.,...s., wv
lbs TsbssWess-An AAvAstAsssps EUR
ehssS, .snhsAsins forAs AAd vNs
kaivsa,. eaSer spooas. evstsV torka
0sssert. and. table knivsss IN plated ar,
VeP and nlotsl-0sssPs' esd ether n,
OAtsai saeh ,,...,,.,,,,,, DC
1Os yss sposas- a.
eenn ''',',, ,,,',',,s,,,s, w
,hfasShsWv'-Maia Floor,
SEWING MACHINES,
Sak. all sttrAosonsI an ~
Assats' price o1e.ke, go, VAOsUo
tAsstAsws'-FAisa y,s1,l
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21

Clover Day prsssnts IN unsx.
amplsd opportunity to anticipate
your Spring and Summer require
monts.
On this page We tell you Of some
Of the many Clover Day Specials.
A complete list will be given to you
when YOU enter the store.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-21
WAISTS AND BLOUSES |.

WAISTS AND BLOUSES:
re and s3c Corded Wolfe waists--
powered cr.pes. rrossbsr and pain
msteriais: high and low neck 40
models: sizes ~ to a.. ...... O0S
modes In wolfe, crepe and lawn
II trimmed with Val. lace and em-
ofoidery ruffie effects: siaes CO.
% 10 $50. ........... WV
o2.W Blossss--A splendid variety Of
new Spring models: al the new collar
sn.sn and latest sleeves; 81 90
$3.50 asd e2.OS Biouses-Charming
SINS la maize flesh. white. Dolly
Mesves. colors. tango. Copenh zsen
warden and back. sizes % e. az
10 49,. ............. vAsO
sos to e3;Ds Bieuses Handsome
models in chiffon and sir. Specially
priced because the size e. 10
ihnEe IL not complete .. $AsAO
e5.DS and Ha.os Bious~s Newest aud
most effective models in chiffon. Lace
crepe de chine anu silk. e0 ~
sizes - to ts.......... $Z.H
oJ.0S 10 e:.Os Biouaea-crses de chine
ana Gcorgrtte crepes In white and all
me pewcst colors; Directoire collars
or plain ami embroidered orgsndie
Sc, In ho'ero sleeves. sizes "a IA
~ 10 - '..s. ......... $ssB
'Matthews'-Second FioorD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
THE BONEHEAD'S BAEDEKER
BY GEORGE JEAN NATHAN

written under the latter blue line precisely the same
the original total RESULT: Head waiter, one shil-
ling; waiter one shilling; cashier one shilling.
Upon leaving Of the fashionable hotel restaurants
and entering the courtroom with It's numerous imposing
satin knlckcrbockcrcd attendants the traveller will
ticc that the regular and regularly expected fee the
attendants is obviously a shilling, which was the coin
Gas he has noticed nonchaantly tossed TO the attend
ants by the two swcs directly ahead Of him Accord
ingly, believing that when is in Rome should
do the Americans do the traveller parts with a IL
ling, not knowing that the two swcs are merely big
tip dccoys employed by the coat-chcckng magnat,s
al three pounds a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31

he could not athom Steadily She looked into his.
Wondering he watched her dctach the lockct, and
Involuntary ms hand went out TO meet hers-thc
trnkct in ms pAm.
THAT man, she was saying, died eight years ago.
In all these year. remembered him the one man for
me, giving thought 10 no other. Then you came into
my life And you made me hate mysclf-for the know
ing"
The girl, returning, looked amazed at the two she
had left but few moments before. "Why-whats the
matter with YOU two:" she cried.
"Nothing now, answered the man. as his hand closed
over the womans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
IheaterS

THE traveller has been appriscd
in advance Of the fact that in
London he must pay sixpcncc for a
thcatcr program. Now and then,
upon entering the stalls and rccciv-
ing his program from the girl usher,
the traveller will find that he has
not less than a shilling in change.
This shilling he will proffcr TO the
girl usher, who will remark that She
has no change, but will cndcavor
directly to obtain the same and
bring it to the traveller. Presently
the girl usher will bend over the
travellers seat and in a voice that
would seem 70 be- a bit louder and
more far-rcaching than should be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31

necessary in the circumstances assures the traveller that
81 am sorry, Sir, but no seems to have the change
And the traveller will beg the girl usher TO keep the
shilling.
During The cntractc at one Of the music halls the
traveller VIII stroll back of the promenade seat himself
a table, and order a cordial When the waiter brings
him his change the traveller will casually observe that
the smallest coin on the salvcr is a sxpcncc. This,
rather than bother he will present 20 the waiter his
tip. The traveller will no, know that what he gives as
tip is really shilling. two of the thin sixpcnce
coins one having been carefully stacked atop the other
and glued il with drop or two Of the sticky cordial
derived by the waiter from the small wet ring made
the alycr by the bottom of the cordial glass I'm collab
Grafton with the waiter when originally served 70 the
traveller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31

And when the traveller seats
himself that evening at table
number D. he viii observe at
table number ID not the Duke,
but a fellow traveller from
Springfield, Ohio, whom the
clcrkaud hcadwaiter had cspcc-
oGhgciin the samcmanncr.
Upon being comfortably seat
Cd, the traveller viii b. app
preached 10y another head wait
CT, who viii solicitously inquire
as 20 whether the gentleman
usually prefers his champagne
dry. Subly Aattcrcd by the
advcrb, the traveller whose
conventional beverage is hop
brew will of course reply that,
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number ON it with long list of
numbers ON q small schedule which
he carries in his pocket, will shake
his head slowly and will presently
observe, "Sorry, Sir, but evidently
the gentleman committed an error,
Sir. Table number 81. Sir, has al-
ready been reserved for the Duke
N Westminster and nnrfN. Sir.
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mOnd an inevitable occurrence where
olives or saltcd almonds are on the table,
and particularly when a purposcly long
time has been purposely negotiated by the
waiter before serving the second course,
SO that the party may purposcly bc per
suaicl 10 uibblc at the purposctul olives
and salted almonds by the usual way Of till
ing in the purposeful hiatus. The traveller
viii, therefore, emit the seven shillings
W,hou, wuwnur.
II supper is being had at one Of the
lc,..r-class embellishments, the method
Of ordering being q M oartc, the traveller,
upon summoning his bill. viii observe that
he las been charged ON the check wit.
three shillincs for celery. which, upon tho
ardent suggestion of the head waiter, hc
had, true enough, ordered but which,
upon being served, he had found 10 be bad
and had sent back.
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Whcrcupon a spectacular pause. But continuing,
81 believe, Sir, | shall be able to manage things
The traveller at this juncture is supposed to disodge
six more shllings.
THANK you Sir Yes Sir | shall be able to reserve
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Upon calling for his bill at the conclusion Of the
supper, the traveller Will perceive that it, If he has
ordered Ia carte instead Of the conycntonaly served
table dh6e, is a sevon-shlling charge for olives or
sailed almonds which he did not order II will however
suddenly recall tina, either he some member Of his
party has casually partakcn Of an olive or sacd al
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-22
WoMEN's SUFFRAGE CLUB
Is BECOMING ACTIVE

A meeting of the local branch. OF
the Nevada Equal Franchise society
was held last Tuesday at the home oil
the president, Mrs. d. c. Mcdonald.
There was goodly crowd in attend
ance, McGill contributing its share
to the large throng.
A letter was received from Miss
Anne Martin. the state president. re-
questing that the name of every voter
in White Pine county be obtained.
A committee of five was named to
carry out the wishes of the great
suffrage leader
The club members are urging all
ladies to join them In the great
movement so that much may be ac-
complished before the November
election. when the question of allow
ing women to vote which has already
passed two sessions of the legisia-
ture, will be placed on the ballot fol
referendum vote.
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HONOR ROLL.

Pupils neither absent nor tardy 81
he East Ely school:
Minnie Drysdale. Ruth Drysdale,
Eugene Morgan, Raymond Stewart
Margaret Curto. Calvin Bascom.
Muriel Davidson, Edwin McGinnis,
Lorraine Morgan, Emma Blanchard
Estella Curto. Ida Evans. William
Graves, Della Dean, Kathleen
Stewart, Glen Osborn, Dorothy Nc
Ginnis. Respy Houston. Lisle Will
liams. Ethel Shotz, Mortimer Bascom,
Myhtle Baker. Earl Dean. Delirah
Graves, Floyd Philbrook. Gael Curto.
Burns Hildebrand, Frank Dean
John Moore, Mable Moore. Sammy
Shotz, Sinton Paine. Mona Sorenson.
Matt Hogan. Joe Hogan. Milton
Osborn. Ruth Olsen, Irene
Wilson. Clephone Moore. Edward
Stewart, Dana Rumbaugh, Curtis
Leonard, William Smith. Ruth New
pher. Donald Grain. Raymond Graves.
Frank Moore. Howard More. Luella
Blanchard, Alta Mott. Harry FELTON,.
Lowell Wheeler. Harry Smith. Harry
Fay. Mildred Mckenzie. Annabelle
Mcdonald. Minnie Baker. Bessie
Fulmer. Mary Deckelman.
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In Memory Of
John Keenan,
ELKS HELD BEAUTIFUL AND I'M
PRESSIvE SERVICES OVER RE-
MAINS OF DECEASED BROTHER
LAST NIGHT.

An expression of esteem In men,
ory of the late John keenan, of Me-
Gill was evinced last night at the
Wilson-Bates parlors, when two hum
dred members of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks gathered
from all parts of the district to pay
their final tribute of respect to tho
memory of one whom they honored
during life. At least one hundred
friends of the deceased from McGi.l
were in attendance at the services.
The address of the evening was de-
iivered by Judge Ben W. Coleman.
lie dwelt largely upon fraternalism,
and his remarks were listened to with
rapt attention by the large throng
The putting into actual practice the
principles of the Elks lodge was one
Of the ideas advanced by the speaker.
John keenan,, father of the deceas-
ed. and j. Lofty. a friend. ar
rived last night from Anaconda
TO escort Keenan's remains te
his old home The Elks had in
tended to send some member of the
order to Montana in charge oi
Keenau's body, but as long as two
persons had come to Ely for that par
tioIlar purpose. ii was necessary fo,
the Elks to change their plans.