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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-10
BADLY INJURED.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence
GRAFTON. W. Va. March 9.-John
Poe. OF this city. fell from a freight
train at Newburg. Preston county,
Monday afternoon on his return from
Oakland and was badly injured His
leg was broken and other injuries
were received. He was brought TO
Grafton this morning
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WASHINGTON. March 9-Ameri-
can citizens again have been warned
TO leave Mexico City In view OF the
critical situation that has arisen there.
Secretary Bryan announced tonight
that transportation facilities would be
sought for as many as desired TO leave.
The battleship Georgia and the
armored cruiser Washington were
ordered by Secretary Daniels 10 pro-
ceed AZ once 10 Vera Cruz after confer
ences with President Wilson.
Consular messages from Vera Cruz
stated that II was reported there that
the evacuation Of Mexico City began
last night
Enrique c. Llorente. Washington
representative Of General villa re-
ceived message saying the Zapatista
tOrces occupied Mexico City today inn
mediately on the evacuation by Obre-
gon's troops
Word came from American Consul
Silliman that at personal Interview
with General Carranza he had deliy-
cred 10 the latter the formal note from
the United States government demand
ing an Improvement in conditions for
foreigners I'm the territory under his
control
Carranza promised written reply
soon but stated orally that General
Obregon had not prevented food sup.
plies from reaching the City OF Mexico
from the capital
These were the principal develop
ments today in the Mexican situation
the Importance OF which today over
shadowed in official Washington inter
est In the European war
Very Emphatic.
Although the contents of the Ameri
can nbte To Carrsnza were not reveal
ed, ia emphatic tone impressed mem.
bers OF the diplomatic corps that seri.
Gus consequences would ensue II T,ar.
rama tailed To heed the representa-.
tons made to hirA
The United St6Ass in its communi.
cation, IL became known today. de.
scribed conditions as "intolerab ble'
and called upon Carranza to take the
necessary steps To correct the situa.
tion. The incendiary utterances mi
General Obregon were noted by the
(Contnued on Page rsn)
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sMokELEss POWDER co.
FORCED OUT or BUSINESS.

CAMDEN 81 D.. March Tho
.in' Ehn'1"rs ~ f.n International
pany of meeting held here fuUag
voted FOB N'..uIFa fH. coronation.
since fHr company u#. formed T..
government naH started manufacture
To. own awukrInrH UUuH.. IN... J..
'Iu.u'Iy U.fIr demand fHr f. pro.
duct
Tho Uurruf Powder company Hu.I.
about Fa U.r cent of fIH stock of .Hr
concern irU rn. parr ff" ..H
600 corporation H.fn f. TI.Hf Iu.H..f
40 Perth Amhug a.
During fIa uHHtIn. . ....H..H. GA.
made that fhu ar.Hf. lr .H. H4##...
Are ahur. fl 500 lOu
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TERMS ON WHICH PEACE
WILL Be MADE BY GERMANY

LONDON. March fU. g.Us o. m-
The Daily TslowlUls Paris CORE.
eroud'ut SAYS be learn. chat ur Won
b''umnru.lIuIIwrE. tn, German Im.
portal chancellor. VIII mako state.
w,ut m fH' Hr..Hataa today aafnra
forth fIr terms on which Germany
Ir willing f0 make peace
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ESCAPED SUBMARINE

DIV N.NIDNs via London. March
.N. '... a. w The Clan line steamer
tHF H.lNa.H was chased bE Cor.
man rHNmHr.H. boat on Tho NlrHar
BAR .n fH" Ir..h ara. yesterday ITuar
tf.| .ur..U. fI. .. u.uuI"a
IH. steamer escaped hF TaEein-
of 'uII speed
IrH Clan Hl0NH.a IIu Port Natal
January 90 for IErrrUuI
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NJ which adI0ins N8ffavan. of Tho
IaudauInf which figured in tho rar4rs
and The Identification Of court rerDrIr
IHn usual motions fH rIHmfaa fHa .r
dIrfmnuf. agsir.f tho dUfnudanfs we're
made and denied
VT kennedy in outlining tho rr.a
nL 'ln tate f1 tho jury af fha aH.HIr4
~ iln TrOrnndIrE today asserted
WV I.l" "l insane Of tho limo of
tIa escape and fhaf fp allow H|rI f.. I.
Hf large Hi tNI. Time would rfU CON
s.i'ui' o. menace % tho public saf.fv
Although Do wa. HaIr early Tr the
NaE fH1f Evelyn NnahH TH#u F4H
stated Dor Intention fD fHaHr. Ir Hnr
Hue band behalf 1Haua atfurnrva Fs.
.iared they would not call hrr
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TWO BATTLESHIPS ARE
ORDERED TO VERA CRUZ
AFTER STEP TAKEN AS MERE
LY PRECAUTIONARY
MEASURE.
Not Believed Drastic Action viii
Be Necessary But Firm
Action Is Policy.

The Associated Press mas been
unable TO communicate with It's
correspondent In Mexico City for
several days, and has received no
news directly from there. No re-
port concerning the Treatment OF
the Imprisoned priests has been
received from Mexico City.
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coROlNeToN VOTES DRY.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. O., March 9.-Cording.
ton voted dry today, 219 TO 2O2
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rHn wEArHHh

WAsHIuaTou. March o Psr----t.
Weat WlrFiria. Ohio ana WsafaHH
feunag glvantaaTa "wednesday anG
Tnurudau
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INCREASE In
DIRECT TAX
OBJECTIONABLE TO TAXPAY-
Frs SAYS FORMER SEN
ATOR HEARNE.
Indirect Sources Is Where Revenue
Should Come From.
Others Speak.
BY W. r. kEYSER
( staff CorrCspondentD

CHARLESTON. ". Va. March 3
The Senate committee on finance held
an interesting meeting in the Senate
chamber this evening to hear argu-
ments on the Pierce bill imposing n
tax on transportation OF gas. Incl
dentally. the delegation Of Wheeling
business men which arrived here this
morning. had hearing before the
committee IN . discussion OF the tax
auon question making suggestions
from an individual standpoint
Attorneys Frank Enslow. OF Hunt
lngton; Birk Sathers, OF Weston. and
number or oil and gas producers of
the state. addressed the committee.
eaeh speaking al considerable length.
cTluclsing The proposed tax Of one
feet carried through pipe lines. AS Tlro-
Vided by the bill All Of them pic
tured the difficulties under which the
gas producers and ga pipe line com
pahles operate, and maintained that
. me gas companies would suffer Sc
Nerely II compelled 20 pay the tax.
They argued that the companies mad
contracts for the supply OF gas at
hNed price which could not be raised
and therefore no portion Of the tax
could be passed on 70 the consumer.
Senator Hesrne Talks.
After considerable discussion OF the
bill, senator Julian c. Hearne. OF
wheeling, took the floor as a repre-
sentative OF the Wheeling Board of
Trade lie said that a delegation
present had been appointed as a re-
suit OF q meeting at which there was
general discussion Of the subject OF
taxation and Wheeling interests in
u. No instructions had been given
put he thought he was safe in say
ing that the sentiment Of the bust
ness men OF WheeliAg was strongly
against the income taE on corporations
ana individuals ana also thought the
sentiment was adverse 10 any Increase
IN the direct tax. On the contrary
sentiment favored the reduction of the
direct state tax, II not its complete
elimination.
Senator Herne was questioned at
some length by members Of the com
mittee and others relative to what
FORM OF taxation the people OF Wheel
Ing would favor 10 make up the de-
ncit, and In reply. stated that he was
unauthorized TO speak for anyone but
himself In that connection. but stated
ne thought the state should raise It's
revenue from Indirect sources.
Against Direct Tax.
Mr.. J. q. Brady, also Of Wheeling.
spoke at considerable length and with
great force, arguing against the direct
state tax, and from that argument dl-
Verted into a discussion OF the pro-
posed gas tax. He referred to a state
ment made by Mr.. En-low TO the effect
that 10 is more prohtable TO sell gas
Tor four cents at :EC mouth OF the well
than 20 pipe 10 fifty miles and sell it
AT twenty cents, and asked II this ls
not strong argument for the prCgor-
walton Witn.u our state of all the gas
possible. lie thought that the gas
companies generally would be able TO
pass on q considerable portion of any
tax imposed upon them to the consum-
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Aside from 01rdOn's testimony. vIr
tuaIly All The evidence taken today
had tO 10 With The renting 0f tho Ifr
automobile iu which Thaw frf fa fr
~ New Hampshire. the Urasanfr and
so1One in The Hallond b0frl OF Beacon
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Ccontinu-d on ravs seven,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
Bags of Many Kinds
JOHN WANAMAKE

waste basket of decided caste is that one
in plain solid mahogany which is handsome
enough for any library and big enough TO be
entirely satisfactory for family use 1t is
l,xl2 at the top and tspers to a exo dimension
~ the base. Price, So.
Breakfast for two-or. indeed teas quite
coy and de luxe when served on the Gate
Leg table which is swung wide when in use
and closes up into a mere little side table be-
tween times. In solid mahogany, the value is
particularly good at $3.50
And If you are wearing crinolines and ichus
this year, complete the picture with Martha
Washington sewing table. replica of the orig
insl used by the first First Lady OF the Land,
with two deep side pockets and three drawers
containing trays and spool racks. ST. Or in
white enamel, hand decorated, SIS.
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which some people DO not desire, there are
collar. cuffs and very pretty gird'e Of vel
vet The special price, in sizes to H. is SIS.
Another model, for Sundays. is very beauti
fully designed 1t is OF velvet, and the fulness
IS held in at the sides by double cording at
the waist. 1t has a genuine skunk collar and
is heavily interlned. Tuesdays price is to be
S2o.so
JAMES MCREERY.
WHETHER WOMEN WIN THE VOTE
OR NOT, men are TO be favored with spe
cs Election Day sale. To hatter their van
ity there will be large open-end, four hand
scarves in satns and silks, mostly in figured
patterns. These are now 81, but or Tuesday
will be on sale for 65 cents. There is just
chance, perhaps depending the result OF
the election, that tn. sale will last over into
Wednesday.
WANAMAKER.
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY MEN
WILL BE FAVORED. Suits that were from
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BONWIT TELLER.

SILK STOCKINGS. WITH CLOCKS
HAND EMBROIDERED CLOCKS. in self or
contrasting shades. will be on sale Monday Tor
SIPS. A SALE OF GLOVES offers imported
French kid gloves at S115. MADE Wells,
WITH ELASTIC TOPS FOR CONVEN-
FENCE IN ATTACHING, will be on sale
Monday. These are chenille bordered and VIII
cost o5 cents. Silk mesh lace wells will cost
only IS cents.
A NECKWEAR SALE includes hand-en-
broidcred Gcorgette crepe vestees at sl.lS' and
J smart white satin stock and bow at 81.
WINTER FLOWERS. LESS PERlSHA-
BILE than their natural sisters, will be on sale
Monday. to bloom in the frost. Imported vio-
let bouquets are 81, and gardenias, also I'M
ported will cost So cents.
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LORD & TAYLOR.
STERN BROTHERS.

REAL FILET LACE CURTAINS will be
on sale Monday and Tuesday. They are in
sets Of from two to Ave, and will range in price
from the exceptionally low $3.50 to the COM
paratively low Sis.
FILET LACE PANELS AND STORES
will also be on sale in two 20 seven pieces. cost
ing from S12.75 TO S65 each. French Arabian
and Marie Antonette curtains. also in limited
quantities, will range in price from 1915 TO
$3.50 pair.
PETTICOATS WILL GO ON SALE
MONDAY Full fare models, In satn-striped
pompadour taffetss, messanes and jersey
tops. will be sold for $500 Street models, in
plain or ohangeabe tafFetas, scslloped or ruff
fed, offer large variety for $3.50.
STERNS.
A SALE OF CHILDRENS COATS WILL
TAKE PLACE ON TUESDAY. There will
be one style-in broadcloth-lined and extra
heavily interlined. And in place OF :he fur,
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ELECTION DAY SPECIALS FOR WEEK

especially good for the making OF those at
tractive rbbony gifts. has been $3.50 yard
and will be 90 cents. Narrower ribbon will be
Is cents and SO cents yard, and was 80 cents
and 65 cents.
SAKS & co.
BROWN BOOTS AND GREY BOOTS.
black. blue and the rest in glaze kid will be
on sale Monday and Tuesday for s3.e5.
HATS ARE ON SALE Monday and Tues
day Among them will be that fetching
novelty the directoire poke. 1t is fashioned OF
fattcrs plush and il has little velvet ribbon
strap which may or may not be worn under the
chin The sale price is $40.
ABRAHAM & STRAUS.
Beginning Monday there will be an annual
sale of ostrich pumes ranging from 90 cents
fer I5-nch plurcs to S3.9s for 24-inch plumes
Black and white ostrich tips, 90 cents
AUTUMN SHOE SALE. Gray buck top
shoe, patent or gun metal, $3.50; girls patent
leather. gray tops. Sl.98: school shoes, gun
metal. with gray tops Sl98
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SIS to S3s in price will be $3.50, and some that
xere Sis to $40 will be $3.50. Thirty dollar
overcoats, silk lined, with velvet collar and in
blac,, and oxford unfinished worsted, will be
on sale for $3.50 Coats that were $40 and SIS
will be on sale for $1,000; SHIRTS THAT
WERE sl.sO. 81 and $3.50 will be on sale for
Y5 cents.
JAMES A. HEARN & SON
Wells THAT ENHANCE, NOT HIDE,
THE BEAUTY will be on sale Monday and
Tuesday They are circular, finely scroll en-
broidered on fire flet mesh and are black
navy. brown. purple and navy in color. The
special price is Sl98.
FICHUS. as soft as Gcorgctte crepe can
make them with pleated or ruffed edge, that
are regularly SIPS will be on sale for 81
LORD & TAYLOR.
RIBBONS WILL BE ON SALE MON
DAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. One
style is OF AL exquisitely coored floral pattern,
IN deep rich shades. This 9-inch ribbon,
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Stockings and Shoes
LORD & TAYLOR.


SILVER STOCKINGS ARE TO BE HAD
FOR 81. They are in just that particular
shimmery gray shade which makes them
perfect match for the silver slippers worn
now
EXTRA HEAVY BLACK SILK BOOT
HOSE are on sale for IS cents
l. MILLER.
HIGH SHOES FOR EVENING WEAR.
And that solid Insight is not mitigated by
sandal effect. They look very smart and. in
addition, are more comfortable for dancing.
high satin buttoned boot is sold for IS.
J. & J. SLATER.
A SIMPLE LITTLE GOLD BUCKLE is
advocated for trimming the evening slipper.
They may be had for $40 the pair. The effect
OF these on smart pair of satin slippers in
purple, black or bright green is fetching. The
slippers OF the new cut are S..
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The Baby q Her Sister
JAMES M'CREERY.

THOSE DELIGHTFUL HORSE REINS
SETS with yarn that one weaves in and out
through a spool may give the child one of its
first lessons in sewing. But never before did
the yarn and spool come all wound about the
tiniest, cnubbiest doll, complacently waiting
for the pleasant work to commence. Doll and
all. even including a pretty box, may be had
for so cents
STERN BROTHERS.
A BUTTERCUP PARTY DRESS is even
pretter than it sounds. For while its color
is bu;tercup gold and while its chiffon velvet
skirt falls in peta-like lightness below the
quaint, very shortwaisted top. with Oriental
gold thread lace collar. there is in addition
something irresistibly childish about it, Price,
s34.75, in sizes TO- II and IA.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
NO ANNOYING, PUSSY BOWS AND
FLOUNCES mar the Joy or detract from the
sweetness OF the simple little coat in serge
or Bedford cord, in white. with hand en-
oroidered and scalloped collar. that is to be
sold Tor S.. II is silk lined and is either long
or snort, IN sizes one to two years
B. ALTMAN & co.
SHE NEED NOT BE AFRAID OF MUsS.
ING her pretty little chambray frock for the
lines are so simple and natural that they are
not easily disturbed Some hand shocking
Tor fulness and decoration, white poplin col
lar and cuffs for beauty and buttons for adorn
ment and utility are the only details of this
pink or blue frock. Sizes two TO FIVE years al
the special price of S3.Io
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Essence Of Fcmininity
JAMES M'CREERY & co.

BATTSTE N1GHTGOWNS ARE PRETTY
BUT ALBATROsS gowns are pretty and
warm The necessity for warm bedolothes IN
creases as the desire for cold rooms grows.
Some very soft slbatross gowns, in pink and
in blue with hand stitching, have been re
duced from s6.es to s4.os
B. ALTMAN & co.
SOME ONE HAS THOUGHT OF 1T FL
NALLY-the house coat for which there has
often been so much unconscious yesrning,
when rooms are colder than they might be-
This house coat. costing S3.eo, is Norfolk
model. in corduroy. lined with china silk in
Copenhagen blue. old rose cherry or wistaria
STERN BROTHERS.
ZAP CREPE. A SOFT COTTON MATE
RIAL. in a delicate flesh color, is used IN the
making OF charming envelope ohemises. They
arc without any trimming other than series
OF light shirrings. which give suggestion OF
re Empire Even the shoulder straps are OF
ihs material But where one scarcely notices
j, 5 a tiny self-color ribbon bow The price
/. 500.
J. J. SLATER.
THAT NEW NEGLIGEE? MUST HAVE
IT'S APPROPRIATE SHOES. There is de-
lig l0ul pair Of mules sale here that shows
Is, a CLINT OF brocaded satin and soft wisp
O. moufflon edgng Perhaps you may find it
ir your Christmas stocking Price SII.oo
BONWIT TELLER & co.
NOT TO SPOIL THE COLOR EFFECT
o. 4 SHEER BLOUSE it were we'll to use
one Of the new chiffon underbodices, simply
rodc. and extending Just beyond the shout
oers. Their main virtue is that they will not
call attention TO themselves The lower por-
ton is lined with self-taffeta for solidity OF
tone These most useful articles are to be
rad in navy. in white, in flesh, and in white
and light blue. and white and pink combins-
tons. Price, Says.
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OF INTEREST TO MEN
JAMES M'CREERY.

MEMS SHIRTS, OF VERY LOVELY
QUALITY SILK, in a variety OF patterns
that have been from $3.50 to $3.50 in pnst
are now on sale for s4.6S. They are beaur
fully made, the buttonholes being hand-sevn
MEMS GLOVES, TOO, ARE ON SALE
Genuine mochas. with black embroidered
backs or sclf-spear backs, have been reduced
from Sc to Sr65.
A. A. VANTINE & co.
A MUFFLER, sometimes called reeier ana
sometimes scarf. may express the indiutsa'
ity which is permitted in no other article u
the mans evening attire. A scarf which
shown in Vantine's that has just this desifaos
note of difference is called the Myako efeps
muller. 1t is of some very soft, shimmsy
silk that is delightful to the touch. But ~
the design which is most captivating. A so@
brownisi black, in pine or spider web y"
pattern of great depth, fairly fills the eresnl
ground. The price of this mufaer, wh'en
might make very desirable Christmas gu
is $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
A. A. VANTINE & CO.

PLACE 1T AT THE FOOT OF YOUR
COUCH or at the door which leads to your
bedroom. and its usefulness will not add
note OF ugliness to your room. This fourfold
Japanese screen OF soft green or blue has
lattice window top OF prettily painted trans
lucent silk. Price, SI7.so
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REST SHOP VALUES OF THE WEEh
BARGAINS for Monday Only

them a touch OF white and crepe Persian put
tons The price, s6.75.
B. ALTMAN & co.
TAILORED SUITS ON SALE MONDAY
FOR S3S viii be smart models IN oroadcio'n
and velour de lane.
MOURNING GOWNS HAVE RECEIVED
ESPECIAL ATTENTION. Models IN SILK
fur-trim;ned will be on sale Monday for s5I.
LARGE STOCK OF DECORATIVE
LACE PIECES WILL BE ON SALE MON
DAY. For example, there will ne hand flet
covers. ranging in price from Sis to SIS, pill
low covers from $3.50 to SIS, and many others
II will be found that patterns and styles cen De
matched in entire sets so that ones boudoir,
ETC.. may be consistently furnished.
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Encourage Needlework
3. ALTMAN & CO.

a SEWING SET IS NOT TO Be De.
SPISED. even if il isn't more than an inch
end half long ard half an inch in diameter
Fer in this small silver case one has thirn5le.
really the top CT lie case; spool Of thread
which is nothing but a hollow rcd around
which thread may De wound, ard needle
case, which is the hollow rod For TIE whole,
$3.50.
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LORD AND TAYLOR.

THE MOST COMPACT OF RIBBON
CASES has but recently been imported Its
Of tnc long grain morocco, in green, black
ard purple And in i. are three ivory, or
rather ceiluloid. holders, each for seven widths
CT ribbon. There are bodkns and pm
cushion. Price, ST.
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BOudOir Odd Bits
STERN BROTHERS.

JUST A TINY BISQUE STAND and
tiny Disque globe, through which the rays OF
the short candle glow softly in the night
This very pretty night lamp costs but IS
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
ARTFUL GLOVES,
CENTEMERI.

AS RARE is THE PLAIN GLOVE ,.s
season as was the unelaborated shoe
wear. One is lucky If one escapes with s0s
thing as moderate as the white glove =.
black suede cuff 1t is elastic gathered
wrist, and is really very smart looking
Sa.so. "Langtry" is its name.
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WAEAMAKER.

PRETTY AND CHEAP. This is indeed /,
phenomenon, when one is seeking something
unusual in table decoration They are TIM
whit. bud vases, Ct irreguarly fashioned china
They are 50, IS ard IS cents each IN price
TO ENCOURAGE THE NEEDLEWoRKr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31

AN INTERESTING SWEATER SALE on
Monday offers fashionable angoras close lock
and close knit sweaters for all sorts OF people
fer s4o5 Children, not yet being PEOPLE, VIII
be suited by four piece sweater set costing
S33S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
LEBOLT.

A FOLDING MEDICINE SPOON has
pivoted on one end an exactly measured tea
spoon and on the other end tablespoon.
The whole is of hammered silver, and may
please the temporary or permanent invalid
Price $3.50
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What Comes in the
Case
LORD AND TAYLOR.

THEY COME IN THE FINEST LEAF"
Err CASE, two of them in each case. 90.
one would never suspect from the tiny. 'n'''
bullet-like shape OF them that they wouia W.
out to full-szed hangers. The price TOT y.
double case is so cents. The single cases "
coat or trousers hangers, are as cents.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

HAND EMBROIDERED WHITE LIN
GERIE COLLARS adorn the soft albatross
negligees that ar: being sold for $3.50. For
further daintinrss there is quaint grdle and
seam pipings Of white.
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OF China and Glass
HAVILAND.

A LIQUEUP SET, of that serli.irid.se.,,
aurene glass which is 50 pleasing, has been
reduced in price from SO to SIS. Their. are sir
glasses and decanter, none Of them in III.
ordinary shape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-31
GIMBEL BROS.

THEY ARE MORE EXPENSIVE, OF
COURSE. those suitcases with the celluloiG
fittings neatly disposed on the cover. But the
usefulness that their convenience affords is
really unbounded. Sometimes, however. these
ere reduced in price. as is the cowhide case.
now on sale. 1t is OF black crepe grain. on a
steel frame, and is equipped with eight fittings.
Reduced from SIS to $40.