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Evening star., 1915-05-15
BELIEVES TYPHUS FEVER
CAN BE ExTERMINATED
Gen. Gorgas Says It Remains Only
to Know Amount Of Antitoxin
to Administer.

Prediction that typhus as a menace
to armies will disappear just as ty-
phoid fever has done was made today
by Surgeon General Gorgas of the
United States Army. who has been
offered the post of commander In chief
of the sanitary forces in Serbia under
the Rockefeller Foundation. He said ii
remained only to show by actual ex-
perience the right amount of anti
toxine to administer. Gen. Gorgas
statement was made to the Serbian
agricultural relief committee OF
America.
Evening star., 1915-05-15
HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM
PLEASES LARGE CROWD
Exercises at Central in Which
Alumni, Students and Faculty
Participate.

Alumni. students and faculty of Gen.
trail High School last evening Joined
in an entertainment which included
the presentation of a number of small
dramas at the school. large au-
dience witnessed the performance.
one of the principal features was the
presentation of The Grasshopper.'
popular with glee clubs of high schools
twenty five years ago. 1t was pro-
duced by members of the classes Of
1888 and 1889. Included in the cast
were John f. Laskey. United States
district attorney; Fred L. Fishback. II.
p. Hoover. Robert Howard. Harry
Wheaton Howard, Leroy Goff. Howard
Cook, Will Domer and Melville Hen
sew
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Cost Might Be Heavy.

The campaign against typhus in Ser
bia, Gen. Gorgas declared. might cost
only few hundred thousand dollars or
it might run into millions, depending
on the progress made. One of the most
necessary moves. he pointed out. was
the return of the families now held in
congested districts to their farms, for
little progress could be made where
the people are huddled together infest-
ed with vermin. With the people dis
tributed over a larger area he said the
problem became one Of exterminatt ton
of the vermin which carries the fever.
and whose only habitat practically is
the human body
Evening star., 1915-05-15
To Hear No Arguments Until October

The supreme Court OF the United
States yesterday postponed until Octo-
ber ]. argument on all pending cases
not yet heard 1t viii meet Mondav,
however, to- render decisions. and will
thence announce the date of other de
cision days for the rest OF the term.
The court probably will adjourn for
the summer about June 81
Evening star., 1915-05-15
Also Wins Applause.

Another play which won applause
was How the Vote Was Won" In
this cast were included students, alum
nj and teachers. as follows: Misses
Margaret Hamilton, Martha Clarke.
Isabel Weber. Louise Lyon, Ruth
Rizer. Emily White, Helena Elder and
Carmen Blackstone, and Daniel VIII
kerson and Moritz Glueck.
Others plays given and those in their
respective casts follow: Twenty
Minutes With John" Miss Esther Gal
braith. Miss Dorothy McCleary and
Detlow Marthinson: Romeo and .lu-
liet" Miss Mary Jones and Miss Ruth
Frank: the Mouse Trap Misses Elz-
abeth Trundle. Eleanor North. Gretcn-
en- and Frcda Ring Garet Hildreth,
Alta Ileep and r. J. jackson.
Principal Emory Wilson, who has
Evening star., 1915-05-15
" hat to do for
itching skins

ECZEMA. ringworm and other itch
II. ing. burning skin eruptions are
SO easily made worse by I'M
proper treatment that one has to be
very careful. There is one method,
however. that you need not hesitate
to use. even on a baby's tender skin
that Is, the reSinol treatment
Resinol is the prescription of a Balti-
moro doctor. put UP in the form Of
resinol ointment and resinol soap
This proved SO remarkably successful
that thousands OF other physicians
have been prescribing it constantly
for 90 years
Resinol stops itching instantly, and
almost always heals the eruption
quickly and at little cost. Resinol
ointment and resinol soap can be
bought at any druggists and are not
AT all expensive.
Evening star., 1915-05-15
Illumination Tonight.

Tonight the warships will be illum-
mated, and there will be an exhibition
Of fireworks from floats and band con-
,certs on Riverside drive, where several
hundred thousand citizens have gather
ed each day to view the inspiring spec
tacle spread out on the broad waters of
the Hudson.
The international crisis has directed
20 the fleet more attention than it ever
| has received during former visits. and
the dinner given for the officers last
night by the Navy League was marked
| by patriotic speeches.
Evening star., 1915-05-15

just returned from a visit to several
cities in the north and middle west on
an inspection trip prior TO ordering
equipment needed for the new Central
High School, told OF his trip and its
object
Evening star., 1915-05-15
MEN OF ATLANTIC FLEET
END RECREATION PERIOD
Round of Entertainment Today Is
the Last Before the Big
Review.

NEW YORK, May ia week of
recreation for the officers and men of
the Atlantic fleet ends today with a
final round of entertainment. Sunday
will be day of rest and Monday will
bring the review by President Wilson
and the elimination of the whole naval
demonstration.
For the officers today there was a
luncheon given by the Circumnaviga
tors Club, and a dinner tonight ten
dered by the mayors entertainment
committee. The enlisted men will be
guests at the base ball games and more
theater PARTIES.
Evening star., 1915-05-15

i Luther Cole of Lovettsville Va. was
found dead on the Baltimore and Ohio
( tracks near Knoxville. Md, his skull
crushed He had been struck hy a
train. lie was thrty-siN years old
Evening star., 1915-05-15
MARRIED.

TopI' LEI RI ON saturday Nav -. lpia, ~
homr. rs the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith. 'h\
STANCE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fran, j.
= Leupp. To LAI' 'RENt'F TODD
Evening star., 1915-05-15
MEMORIAL D|SPENSARy
READY FOR DEDICATION
Exercises to Feature Commencement
Period of Lucy Webb Hayes
Training School.
Ceremonies Tuesday Evening. Fol
lowed by Reception-Graduat-
ing Exercises Wednesday.

Dedication OF the Benjamin j Hay
wood Memorial Dispensary. PATHOLOGY
cal Laboratory and NRay Rooms.
Tuesday evening. is TO be feature
of the commencement exercises Of the
Lucy Webb Hayes National Training
School, including Sibley Hospital,
North Capitol and NJ streets.
These exercises began last night with
the annual musical in Rust Hail. which
was attended by many prominent
Washington people and a number OF
prominent mission workers and friends
Of the students from out of town.
Sib!ey Hospital is operated under the
control of the Womans Home Mission
AIRY Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. DIR. Henry $. France of
Washing gton is the president. II is the
only institution of the kind operated
entirely without public funds. The
graduating class contains many young
women who have been training for
employment as nurses, as well as those
who have prepared to be missionaries
and Christian workers
Evening star., 1915-05-15

The kongo river and its tributaries
furnish more than 5000 miles of water
ways navigable by the fat-bottomed
steamers.
Evening star., 1915-05-15
BORN

McpDNoi GH On saturday. Nav Is. 1918. 4
lanes II and sarah + McDonoueh. dsngl
tor
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DIED.

BROWN Suddepiy, Saturday. Nav -. 1875
New York. PHILIP SHERIDAN BROWN
major. Z. $ Marine Corps. OF the late
Samuel Peters and Harriet Grendle Brown
Notice of funeral hereafter
Evening star., 1915-05-15

Mrs. George T. Marye. wife of the
ambassador to Russia. is expected to
| land in New York today. Her sister,
Mrs Andrew NJ. Moreland of Pitts
hurrf. is in New ork to meet her.
Evening star., 1915-05-15

Mrs. G. P Howell entertained at a
! bridge party yesterday.
Evening star., 1915-05-15

DODGE On Thursday Nav II. 1918. at Uuion
y =. H. bnlttiE. son OF the late lanes
and Sarah l.. Dudsc. aged thirty nine years
Funeral Sunday. May 10 at :; pm. from the
residence Of {. L. Frost. Laurel, Md.
Evening star., 1915-05-15

Mrs. Walter B. Brooks. jr.. left for
her home in the Green Spring valley
yesterday, after making a short stay
here with her mother, Mrs. Stotesbury.
Evening star., 1915-05-15

Judge and Mrs Harry *. DsughertyI
of Pennsylvania are the guests Of Mr.
Evening star., 1915-05-15

Mrs Francis G. Newlands, who is In
New York, entertained at luncheon
yesterday.
Evening star., 1915-05-15

Mrs. Sherman McCallum entertained
Al large dance last night at her resi-
dence on Massachusetts, avenue.
Evening star., 1915-05-15

Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury, who has
| been i'll here for several weeks with
| a severe cold, expects to leave In a
day or two for her home in Phila-
| delnhia
Evening star., 1915-05-15

Mrs James Hunter Cameron of Eng
land who has been visiting DR. and
Mrs. Charles Campbell. near Vienna.
Va. since closing her bungalow there,
sails today from New York. for Liver
pool on the st. Louis. Mr.. Cameron
is In British East Africa, awaiting war
orders. and Frs. Cameron will visit
his people for a time.
I,,jce and Mrs Harry X Daupherty ~
Evening star., 1915-05-15

EDWARDS. On Friday. MAY H. 1915, az IL. 40
am. his residence AT SIG 18th
northeast. HENRY EDWARDS.
Funeral sunday. May IL. 1T o'clock pm. from
the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church. Rels
lives and friends invited Caskct will NOT ba
opened ia church. Is
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Delicious Foods From,
Our Pure Food Store

Everything you get from our Pure Food
Store is the very best in quality. and the most
satisfactory in every way, that we can procure.
And very often there are goods specially
priced. as are few of the items we mention.
Genuine Swiss Gruyere Cheese. delicious
cheese made in Switzerland; in wooden
box. 45e.
Valley Farm Brand Hand Packed To-
matoes. dozen, S1.10.
Armour's Bouilon Cubes. in beef, chicken
and clam Aavors; II cubes in box. Csc.
Lenox Soap. good soap for general use;
special price. 100 cakes. in case. $500.
La Sevillana Brand large plain Olives.
23e jar.
Queen Taste Brand of Maine corn; cans
for Csc.
Curtice Bros best Chill Sauce. which
tastes like home made; large size. jar. Csc.
Fifth noOr-Tenth st.
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Nelu Dresser Scarfs
In the Art Department

At 50c-Scarfs, 1884 inches; trimmed with
cotton torchon lace and inserting in cluny pat
terms, also some with medallions of flet lace.
At S1.00-Scarfs in a great variety of kinds.
some with 4-inch lace inserting and edge Dor
der, medallion designs. of 6let lace.
At S1.25-Real Linen Lace-trimmed Scarfs
in many different styles.
We have Lace-trimmed Scarfs in divers
styles. some of all-lace with net border to be
used over colored Innings. with prices ranging
75c to S1.S0.
Second hoor-Tenth u.
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Union Suits. of Ribbed Balbnsgan. medium and
heavy weights. with closed crotch. well made
throughout. $3.50 suit.
Union Suits. of medium weight Gray Merino.
with cuffs sleeves and legs. $500 and 800 suit.
Union Suits. of medium weight White Mercer
lied Isle. with closed crotch and cuffs on bottom of
sleeves and legs. $3.50 suit.
Union Suits. of medium weight White Silk and
Wool. made in the most comfortable style $500
suit.
Union Suits of Kneipp Linen Mesh. medium and
heavy weight. known to many of our patrons for the
satisfaction they afford. $3.50 suit
Abdominal Bands. for winter wear. to prevent
catching cold; all wool ribbed styles $1.00 each.
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FOR MEN:
Styles and Qualities to Glue Comfort and Warmth

Heavy Weight Ribbed Shirts and Drawers in
natural color babrisgan. well made and durable,
with reinforced seat. SOC garment.
Medium Weight Gray Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, with reinforced seat, and ribbed cuff on drawers
and shirt sleeves. 75c garment.
Medium Weight Ribbed Balbnggan Shirts and
Drawers, $1.00 garment.
Medium Weight White Cotton Shirts and Drawers.
made of the finest grade of Sea Island cotton. $3.50
garment.
Other Garments. well made and in splendid quail
tiles
Gray Merino, S1.50 and $500 garment
All Wool, $500 and $3.50 garment.
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FOR WOMEN:
In Weights and WeaUes of Every Good Kind

Merino Vests. high neck and long sleeves, with
pants in ankle length. garment. 75e and S5e.
Combination Suits. fleece lined high neck and
long sleeves. ankle length. $1.00.
Medium Weight Combination Suits. high neck
and long sleeves. or low neck and no sleeves in
knee ankle lengths. $1.00.
Light Weight Combination Suits. high neck and
long sleeves. high neck and short sleeves low neck
and no sleeves. in ankle length also low neck and
no sleeves in knee length at $l.00.
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Merino Union Suits. high neck and long sleeves.
or low neck and short sleeves. The regular sizes.
$1.50 garment
Sizes for unusually large women. S1.7S garment.
Merino Shirts and Drawers. in comfortable
styles, well made and perfect fitting. 75c garment.
Fall Weight Vests. fleece lined. high neck and
long sleeves; ankle length side button pants; also
tights, a garment Soc
Medium Weight Cotton Shirts. high neck and
long sleeves; pants in knee and ankle lengths. a
garment, SOC.
Main hoor-G Il
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HOSLERYFOR THE
FAMU Y
Wonaen's Fall and Winter
Hosiery that Answer
Every Fashion Demand

Staple lines in complete range OF styles. materials and
Sizes and many novelties and unusual colongs to satisfy the
desires of every
The difficulty with which dyes for hosiery being
obtained make lines of FAST BLACK hosiery inter
esting than
W0MERS HOSE, in and ise all black. black with
white solos, Csc, 35c and Soc pair.
HOSE FOR STOUT WOMEN in light. medium and heavy
weights Isle and all black and black with white solos,
stockings which have leg larger than regular 3s Soc and 7se pair
EXTRA OUT SIZE HOSE for those who require unusual
y large hose These both longer and fuller than the
all black and Isle, Soc pair.
BOOT SILK HOSE, in good quality and least IS different
shades; with fine Isle They pendd wearing stockings and
years patrons pair
"RIV0LF HOSE 6neearng quality; all silk with white line
top to prevent stitches from droppins silk with Isle garter
Style with Isle black and rpstop style both black and white
S100 pair.
For those who seek silk hose about 81 90 have
assembled the complete Practically shade
could wish included ask Isle top hose. and the prices
range from soc to $l.s0 pair
Should have stock the shade you wish will be
glad order for In about week
shade to match any sample submitted $500 pair.
Main os-Gr
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Qualities known to be the best and all moderately
rom our wel-assorted stocks
Girls Muslin Underwaists; sizes to a. ase
each.
Muslin Underwaists, trimmed with embroidery
edge, or lace and ribbon: sizes to I6 soc each.
Petticoats of nainsook in several styles; some on
band and others with waist. In small sizes but in
a variety of styles lace and embroidery trimmed
to delight every mother, soc to s1.as each.
Muslin Drawers, in knickerbocker, and open pat
terms lace and embroidery trimmed a5e to 75e pair
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NeW Pine Pilows

Fresh pines bring the breath of the pine
woods right into your home.
PILLOWS; covered with linen, with ap-
propnate scenes and quotation embroidered
in dark color. Square. oblong and round
shapes.
Csc and 75c each.
NEW DOWN PILLOWS; several sizes; and
when covered are delightfully."- soft and COM
Portable for lounge or for baby's use.
Not covered.
Oblons Pillows. I3xI7 in. 75c each.
1924 in, SITS each.
Square Pillows. 20x20 in. S1.50 each.
Oval Pillows. l2xl6 in. S1.00 each.
Second hoor-Teuth Il
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Hair Nets
Just From France

For long time it has been exceedingly diff
6eut to procure from abroad many Of the
orders placed with foreign firms; but we have
just received large stock of French made
hair nets and can furnish all colors and styles.
Nets of real human hair. in all colors. and in
straight and cap styles.
Prices are 15c to Zoe each.
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Hosiery for Children

CHILDRENS WOOL HOSIERY, double heel and toe black
white, and TAM at 2Se, 3The Soc and 75e pair.
CHILDRERS JERSEY DRAWER LEGGINS, at S. Sz.2s $3.50
and SITS pair.
cHLDRENS SHORT LEGGNs of jersey. veveteen corduroy
and leather at 81 90 to Sz25 pair.
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Fancy Carriers Make
Excellent Gifts for
Birthdays or Christmas

And this season they are undoubtedly
more lovely than ever before-so many
new and pretty trimming features have
been effected. that the displays are be-
wilderins.
The prices range from Csc to $1.s0 pair.
Main noor-G ct.
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Attractive SeDing Baskets
In Many Shapes and Sizes

Any size you may wish. and any number of
shapes and colors. The baskets are in such
variety we are certain you will have no diff
Guilty in procuring just exactly what you wish.
Lined with tufted satins. in pink. blue. olive.
lavender and gray. and have places for all of
the little things with which to fit such basket.
Priced Csc to $3.50 each.
Art Needlevork-secuud floor Tenth IT.
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If You Are Making
Christmas Gifts,
There Are Many
Small Things Needed

Threads and bindings and all of the thou
and and one things that are needed in making
gifts whether it be dainty triae or a lovely
lress. You will find complete and satisfactory
selections here. in such variety that choice will
lot be difficult.
Fancy Emeries. Sc to lSe each.
Fancy Tomato Pin Cushions. silk covered:
1Sc to Csc.
Many other styles Of pin cushions. COW
cred with fancy silks. 15e to Soc each.
Bodkins. thimbles. tape measures. and all
sorts of dressmakins items and acces-
sones. Sc to Csc each.
Small scissors. Csc and SOC pair.
Elastic. for fancy carriers. in many pretty
colors and several qualities; Csc to Soc
yard.
Man .oor-G st.
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STORE NEWS
Briefly Told

By special request Santa Claus will hold
| a reception for the little children in his
home on the fourth floor Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, 10 to IL and 3 to S.
Nc7o Wash GlO5cs of the best kid
skin, guaranteed to audSh; in all neaO
coIors, $1OO aud $3.50 pair-Mdin floor,
center.
Dog Furnishings for every breed aud
every Si-c-Trd0eliHg Goods, Fourth
floor.
Blue Birds are on the 7Uiug-the Nea0
Blue Bird China and GIdss-Fifth floor,
G street.
There are many kinds of Thanks
Citing No0elties and Dinner Fd0orS in
the Toy Store-Fomth floor.
Calendars and Diaries for 1916 are
here TO keep people nf-to-ddte.-Mdin
floor, EleVeHth street.
The Plants you haze taken indoors
should haze Jardmier to add to their
OeuHI--TVW JlOOT, " SHttt-
Little Fishes in the Brook or IN
the fish boacI or aqHarinm.-The Fish
and the accessories on the Fifth floor.
Good HomendkerS are cleaning house
for aOinter-get everything yoH need in
the HOHSefHrniSIIing Departments.
FlO7rerS that are aIauuyS iH bloom
the beautifully colored and natwdl-look-
ing artificial OHeS.-MaiN floor, EleOenth
street.
Blankets and Lace Curtains 1aH be
quickly and perfectly eleaned.-Mdin
floor, center.
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Nev Neckwear: The Finishing Touch
For Dainty Dress or Blouse

CUFF SETS materials Vole lawns and
In bwdens hemshhhd
manyen embroidered In dainty fashion
One is in rolling eff embroidered n pretty term
plain collar and cuff is hemstthed
Ane embroidered Sc has short
Another of black organd for
Choice Soc
edandla
cswihh and low collars
Style has aceo the sides of nandaro collar
fashion which high collar and unhImmed
fashion,
pearl button trimming
model made with flat collar lace trimmed and lace down front
Choice S1.00
in silk
Priced a Csc each.
Windsor desired by the school girl and lines ptey
and in which
who seek something different
Choice Soc.
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Evening Cloves.
= lovely display of evening gloves for women.
of glaee kid and suede. and in white. black
and pastel shades. They are in 8. II. l6.
20 and 24-button lengths. and the prices
range from $3.50 to $3.50 pair.
Street and Dress Gloves.
Two-elasp Overseam Gloves. in tan. mode.
srays. tsupe. pastel shades. and attractive
white with black embroidery and black with
white three-row embroidery. S1.50 pair.
Women's Pique-sewn Gloves. with two large
pearl buttons or clasps at wrist; in black.
white. gray and mode. with self or con-
tra.tins 6ve-row embroidery. With pearl
buttons. S2.2s pair With clasps. 500 pair
nocr-Cente
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This Brim of Need
Won1en's and Children's
Cloves for Every
Occasion

Plain Gloves in neat and attractive styles, and
smart, new-designed gloves in beautifully embroidered
styles; every good quality and favored fashion has
been assembled in our stocks.
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FOR CHILDREN:

The most serviceable and we-htting garments.
priced There is not need that cannot be supplied
From Our Department of
Merino Underwear
Childrens Combination Suits. fleece lined. and
warm; sizes to l6. Soc each.
Children's Merino Drawers and Shirts. in white
and gray; sizes rise and fall Sc for each size. Size
a. Soc each.
Mama
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Mems Hosiery
in the Best Makes
and Qualities

Cotton Hose. l21se to Soc pair.
Isle Hose. Csc to Soc pair
Silk Hose. in every color. plain and novelty effects
many of them in the striped pattems-50e to $3.50
pair.
noor-P q.
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Blankets and Lace Curtains yiH be
quickly and perfectly eledned.-Mdin
floor, center.
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By special request Santa Claus will hold
a reception for the little children in his
home on the fourth floor Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, 10 to IL and to S.
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UNDERGRADUATES FOR
EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
No Matter What Your Needs May Be
We Are Prepared to Supply Them

For men-for wonderland for chldren-there will be difficulty
securing garment WISH fall wooden
silk and the very lowest price possible the splendid qualities
10
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Art Northumberland floor. Tenth st.
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FlO7uerS that are al7uuyS in bloom
the beautifully colored and nati1al-look-
ing artificial OHeS.-MaiH floor, Eleventh.
street.
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children's Gloves.
One-clasp P. X. NJ Walking Cloves. in tan. at
S1.00 pair.
One-clasp P. x. NJ. and Pique-sewn Gray
Mocha Gloves. Sl.00 and $50 pair.
Mocha and Dosskin Gloves. one clasp style.
silk lined: S1.O0 pair.
Chamois Gloves. one clasp style. in white and
natural. $1.00 pair.
@ One-clasp P. X M. Tan Dosskin Gloves.
fleece lined. $1.25 pair.
Chldren's Wooden Gloves. in complete assort-
ment of eolors. in srays. browns. navy,. reds.
white and black; full line of sizes; well
made warm gloves; price. Soc pair.
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Good HOmenIdkers are cleaning house
for aViHter-get everything yoH need in
the HOnsefwHiShing Departments.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-02-03
Continued on next page.)
A. Constant sufeI

re your mother sunragette, Rob
Yep. she's always suffering. II II
amt with her shoes or her corset it's
because somebody that owes her an
Invitation had a party and didn't ask
Der to it."-Chicago Record-Herald.