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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

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tbiimer: brei SierteIieftionen, gepflilet.
Wei5en>, Sort unb Ilfalfae2 onb.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-16

3n perfanfcn.-15S Mder, pierI
Mcilcu BON fatboliiher Stride unoI
College. Sniiter 9utperbciertes Hiper'
Bottom. YreiS 800 per Ider. Wm. 4
M.eDer, ct. Marns, adns. 9,16,oI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
3 I MAXI 4 LIE oYs4gR sew.

CHOOSE about fiffy nie4 large oys-
tiers. Place therl In a eolander and
sliow them to stand until the juice has
drained of. Vow drop the colander
into a pan OF cold water and allow the
oysters to drain a second time. Heat
saucepan piping hot. throw IN the
oysters and shake once or twice over
the fire so that the water will be dried
OF without curling the. gills. Cover
with two cupfu;s OF milk and push on
the back OF the stove so that the milk
can heat gradually. Cream together
one tablespoonful CT -four and one ia
bIespoonfuI Of butter. Bring the sauce
pan to the front OF the stove and as
soon as the milk bofIs up tbieken with
the -four and butter mixture and stir
until the sauce becomes Dreamy. but
not really thick Add SIX whole all
spice. one-haif .easpoonful o. salt. a
dash CT pepper and serve at once in
heated soup plates. with toasted crack
ors
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
II You Are Caught IN the 2a,r,

THE woman who does not know what
il is 10 have some OF her fnery or
more substantial clothes Intentionally
.noistened BY summer rains and winter
anows is. unusual. Her lot is. indeed.
happy. But so is the LOT OF the woman
who once in awhile finds herself over
taken by furry. OF snow or battered
ny slanting raindrops under the edge
Of an umbrella. II she knows a few Sc
.rrets about the care of her clothes.
If Skirt is mud spattered let the
mud dry Thoroughly before brushing II
of: then brush il with a moderately
stifr brush. II this brushing fails 10
remove every trace Of ii rub the spot
with alcohol IL the fabric spotted viii
stand that treatment.
when pIumes are dampened and have
become uneurled hang them before a
Tot radiator or an open fire. If they
dry thus in the heat trey VIII doubt.
less dry in curl n the curl is still
zone pull each fiue between the thumb
and duh blade like "a bone letter
opener.
IL the frock dries in wrinkles, hang 1t
over tubful OF steaming hot water
and let II all get moistened. Then hang
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

Iit on a hanger and bseee il N strong
heat 10 dry IN 1eeo<. Tbs treafmea,
should remove ali wfin'Ies. 10 the
cloth Is very heavy 5-ess Il under a
damp cloth en- the wrong side 70 re-
rove any wrinkles. The steaming
method Is better than the ironing
method. however. as ironing sometimes
presses too fat the surface Of the
clio b. 81
IF It the damp jacket on a coat
hanger and hang 1t in the heat Stun
the sleeves with paper and use, pref
erably. one Of. the new hangers that
have rounding projection at the neck
to hold the collar of the coat smooth
Take OF the shoes and put them i'm
mediately on forms. II for some rea-
son these are not at hand the shoes
can be filed with rice or oatmeal.
which viii keep them in good shape.
However one must first consider the
relative values OF the cereal and the
shoes in these hard tinest
Wells. whether they are moist or dry.
should always be wound around a
pasteboard or wooden cylinder. which
can be covered with layer OF scented
cotton apd silk or else folded over a
square OF pasteboard and pinned neatly
in place This treatment will double
the life OF a veil.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

robbery, preferred by Lum Fook Tai.
IA Chinese who declared that on Janu-
airy % he was taken to house by
Scully and robbed of 5000. The Chi
nese alleges that IL tins of opium were
given him for $500. AS he was leay-
ing the Kalihi premises. alleged to be
occupied by MeGrath, two men sprang
from ambush and demanded his FAR
rest"
The opium was taken from him and
he was brought to town, where the
machine is said to have stopped at
Nuuanu street saloon. Here all mem
bers Of the party except Scully and
the Chinese got out. The Chinese al
legged that Scully took him to the fish
market and then told him to make
his getaway, which he did, believing
that the men were genuine officers.
Attorney. Robert Breckons was an
interested spectator at the preliminary
hearing of Scully this morning. The
matter was not finished by noon, the
ease going over until tomorrow morn
ing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
SUPERVISOR PROPOSES
COMFORT STATION

Supervisor HolIinger announced q
plan today which II adopted will re.
suit ia the construction OF a down.
town public comfort station. to be
built under the street.
The scheme is to excavate under
the street. with entrances for men and
women on the inside edge of the side.
walk by stairways. The station would
have divisions for men and women.
Towels and soap would be supplied at
a small cost by the city to patrons.
At present there are only two
places down town where a citizen
may clean up" complained Holm
ger today One is at the Young ho-
tel, which is supposed to be for guests
Of the hotel only, and the other is the
saloon. The poor man has no place
to go except to a saloon, =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
PALM BEACH STYLES

wrists. Tor beyond the nne OF stitching
midway Of their length they are built
down with sSa material and bands o.
lace ..e....- .....-
Lace triangles are cIeverly intro
6uced into various alluring models OF
satin partly Yelled with chiffon The
foundation, always very simple OF de-
sign. is diversified by lengths Of trans
parency laid lengthwise across the ex-
IRENE odssr edge OF the shoulders and
forming slee e caps. as well as half
blouse failing loosely over girdte OF
the narrowest sort The triang.es Of
lace. laid across the shoulders at the
i roat allow their points to run on 70
the front and the back Of the blouse
while The third point OF each piece in
trudes itself upon the collars sides,
St-Snjc OF loosely twisted chiffon
laced through holes worked in the
satin are another novel scheme OF dec
Grafton for the white SUITS blouse. The
aper;ures. worked in pairs are about
an inSh and a half apart placed df-
agonaIly or horizontally. Marking the
renter OF the lower half of waist, they
make az attractive break without ac-
tualiy being furnishings.
Very eieyer was that designer who
conceived the idea Of attaching a
species OF position TO separate
blouse. TaISs a creation OF satin or yel-
vet--plenty Of thin. weightlcss velvet
iwfT be seen feside the Joyous F'loridu
const waves next season-and add To
its blcusfne back a narrow extension.
which may Il desired be tucked up I'M
aar che SLtrf's drs a.s.v ha1ct.y ~ . rim.
From the top edge the postilfun may as
well-and 1t ze-serally does wander
across the Sides Of III waist and run
Itself into a down pointing glrdIe. Tbs
does away wiz the deed rof decid M
upon the prop I. ort of belt 60 wear
and with M ELtsins {, one IA sai
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
INGALLS, IS CALLED
BEFORE GRAND JURY
AS OPIUM EXPERT

A. B. ingalls,. chemist and customs
Inspector, who recently qualified as an
opium expert before the United States
commissioner. was called as q witness
before the federal grand jiiry today.
It is believed that Mr. ingalls, testi-
mony has to do with an Investigator
Of the case of Mike Pendergast, FIRE
man on the steamer Sierra. who was
arrested shortly after the steamer
docked Tuesday with about IL tins OF
opium in his possession.
Other witnesses called before the
grsnd jury, who are believed to have.
given testimony in connection with the
same case, were Customs inspectors
Taylor, Paul Dodds and Edwards.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
AUXILIARY OF
0UTRIGGER CLUB
is FL0URlSHlNG

At the meeting of the WomenS
Auxiliary of the Outrigger Canoe Club
held in the Library of Hawaii build.
ing last Monday afternoon, the follow,
Ing were elected or reelected to the
board of directors
& Mrs Francis NJ. Swanzy, president;
Mrs. Andrew Fuller, e-president;
Mrs. w. A. Wall, secretary; Mrs. Isaac
Cox, treasurer Directors: Mrs. J. A.
Gilman, Mrs w. J. MacNeil, Mrs. Eben
p. Low, Mrs. H. H. Soper, Mrs. Arthur
Burg, Mrs. A. w. T. Bottomley, Miss
Roselle Faast and Mrs. C. r. Rasch.
Mrs. w. A. Wall, in her annual re.
port as secretary of the club, gave the
registered attendance of members and
their guests of the past three years
as follows: In 1912, the registered at
tendance of members was 5,255, and
guests, 1,708. The registry for 1913,
after taking in 100 new members was
members. 1926. and guests. 1894 For
the year 1914, Mrs. Wallis figures were,
members, 10.37S, and guests, 4,05S, a
total Of 84,472 for the year.
One hundred new members were vot.
ed in this year making a total mem
bership of 500 The club is to be i'm
proved in number Of ways this year,
one particular proposed addition being
a hubble drinking fountain.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
GERMAN OFFICIAL
CABL EGRAMS
The followinq cableoran was re-

The following cablegram was re-
ceived today from official German
sources:
WASHINGTON, D. c., FEB. II. -
Headquarters report February II:
"In the Argonne the German attack
on the terrain gained with six officers
and 3o7 soldiers taken prisoner. Two
machine guns and six smaller guns
were taken also. la the middle and
South vosges several minor local sue
ceases have been gained. On the East
Prussian frontier the engagements
have continued everywhere successful
Iy for the Germans, although deep
snow has hampered the movements Of
troops. The results are not yet defin-
iteiy estimated.
ain the Polish war theater, on the
right bank Of the vistula the Germans
have advanced northwest Of Slerpec.
The enemy has been everywhere re-
pulsed. Several hundred prisoners
were taken. On the left bank Of the
Nistula there Is nothing important"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
FLAvlN TAKES HOLD AS
POST OFFICE INSPECTOR

Thomas j. Flavin. formerly post
Office inspector for the district Of
southeastern Washington, today as
sumed the duties of inspector for the
district OF Hawaii. Mr.. F1avin ar
rived in Honolulu in. the Lurline yes
terday. He succeeds Al. J. Knight,
who now is in Washington, d. c..
awaiting a new appointment
Mr.. Flavin has been with the post
office department for IS years. Prior
to, becoming inspector for the Wash
ington district he served 10 years as
assistant postmaster at Butte, Mon
tana. After a few days ne will make
9 tour Of the islands and inspect the
various postofflces.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
r. {. KING, RETIRED /.
REAL ESTATE MAN,
Dies AT AGE OF 81

Fl E. King, for the past Is years a
resident OF Honolulu, died at his home
at Cottage Grove, King street, at 11:30
o'clock this morning. following a brief
illness. He was 81 years old. While
the ARRANGEMENTS have not yet been
completed the funeral will be a mill
tary one, as Mr.. King was a veteran
of the Civil War. Interment will be in
this city.
Mr.. King came to Hawaii from New
York, his native state. In 1897. He
went into the real estate business and
acquired considerable property in Ho-
noluiu. He retired from active bust.
ness several years ago. He is suryiv-
ed by but few relatives, none Of whom
is 4 resident Of Hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

entered the room by rear door. They
Immediately drew guns, which were
pointed directly at me. was told
to raise my hands and did, At that
moment Scu1ly stepped forward and
removed a purse containing 500 from
my pocket"
All Tim and All Yau then attempt
ed to come to the assistance of Chung
Chan, but they were also told to
throw up their hands, said the wit
ness.
I'VE were ordered back into the ma
chine which was driven into town"
he went on I'VE arrived at the Gus
toms house, and myself, All Yau and
All Tim were told to hurry up stairs
and that we were under arrest upon a
charge of dealing in. opium.
Wsitee Nm Hour e
Il think tina. we r=mained in the
customs house for about an hour VIXEN
asked why We Were there then
learned that we had not been arrested
at ALL 80 : -, !.
Scully was represented bv Andrews
and Mcbride The latter attempted TO
shake the direct testimony brought
out by the Chinese witness, who re-
|peatedly declared that Scully was the
man whom he first met at the park,
with whom he arranged for opium at
$40 tin and who in the Kalihi house
removed the money from his person.
Scully and McGrath were this morn
ing arraigned upon second charge of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

q r Palm Beach the white suit reigns
supreme and as the coat is not
7 orn usually except across ones arm.
" blouse that belongs With the white
u.t attains exceptional Importance.
ONE of the advance models in hlouses
ave turned the scale of minds waver-
.ng between stopping at home and
Fracticing economy or fleeing from
acme after the beginning OF the new
rear and fiingins TO the winds the reso-
ntiohs made anent economy, Duty
,oftIy whispered stay here" but the
Bew all white blouse confidently shout
I'd: BUY me- FIN the most becoming
rarment ever rnade!''
The new b.ouses possess the charm
q the mysterious since Il is dlf.ieull TO
ee where they fasten Certainty. how
yer. they cannot be drawn on over
The head, for the sleeves are set INTO
ather snalf armscyes Moreover. the
oiiar usually comes high against the
ack 81 the neck. even though Il may
n 10 d point ON the chest.
from this senei1fiy accepted rule.
Aerer the meek OF most appealing
= takes u novel departure. II per-
a~eil 10 be. rounded down half
truss The shoulders and then is
% With II throw. band Of chiffon
~, has Tasssered the. art OF stand
e;rreciIy without bore or wire AID.
rs attachsi tpsa droopns spineless
RI % satin blouse inv SHY closed
Ter one aim. ana she WinS a nand OF
Z ee through . series. OF Sits coming
4 etween bust and waist, Canon
] eeves be ongsng TO an unGerbody look
though tfey had originally m
ended to stop, at the, elbows bun at
e. last moment decided t. cover the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

Visitor comforting Tommy. who has
upset a bottle of ink on the new car
pet} Never mind, my boy; no use to
cry over spilled milk Tommy tindig-
nantly) Amy Ounce would know that.
Ii it's milk that spilled, all you have
to do is to call the cat an she'll lick
it up eleaner'n anything. But this
amt milk. an mother'n do the lickin'.
is what Ails me-"
Edmund J. FlaEin of Maiden, Mass,
pleaded not guilty to an indictment
charging larceny OF. $l700 from fra
ternal organization of which he. had
been financial secretary for many
years. He was held in $1,000 bonds.
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skRnHARprs mlLk skrH.

THE newspapers have from time 70
time made a great deal Of Bern
hardt's milk bath"
Here Is a Substitute which has dtfi.e
the same effect: Marshmaifow fiasscfs.
half pound: hyssnp herb qGartsr
pound: bran nours four pounds.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

The battleshfp Nebraska led all bat
tleships and first class cruisers of the
navy in engineering competition for
the past six months. The. Michigan,
Kansas. MARYLAND and New Hamp-
shire followed in>the order named.
The Bank OF England purchased
$4,000 pounds. gold bars.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11

Chief Justice Conrad Hollenback. Of
the Nebraska supreme court, died in
Lincoln after having been in Office
only two weeks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-11
Chinese names
sCULLY' !. Ri|CBB|ER
IN OPIUM PLANT

Continued from page one,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-06-23

Crex grass rug, green's and browns, with border.
9x12 feet Reg. price 1878 Sale price 1878
Sx10 feet. Reg. price $3.50. Sale price $500
6x9 feet. Reg price $500. Sale price 1915
30x60 inches rug. Reg price $1.25. Sale price CSC
36x72 inches Reg. price $3.50. Sale price CSC
Velvet carpets, small figures with stair carpet to
match Reg. price $125. All auction goods.
Sale price Csc per yard
Tapestry carpets with stair carpet to match if de-
sired. Reg. price 9Oc. Sale price Tic
Hotel and rooming house, look these carpets over,
you save big money.
Brussels velvet, administer and tapestry carpets in
small quantity of a kind, to 20 yards. Reg. prices
9Oc and $500 per yard
Sale prices 60c and 9Oc per yard for the piece
Wool carpets, Lowell make, figured and plain col
Reg price 75c and 85c. Sale price 62c per yard
Tapestry hall runner or stair, one yard wide. Reg
price $1.25. Sale price 85c yard
Hodges fibre mating, green's and browns. Reg
prices 40c and &C., Sale prices &c and 4c per yard
Linoleums, printed in all the best makes tile pat
terms hardwood floor effects and straw mating effects
for bed Reg. prices soc and 60c.
Sale prices 29c and 40c per square yard
Goods all six feet wide
Inlaid linoleums, both Scotch and American, in
tile and hardwood floor effects The best goods made
Reg. price $3.50. Sale price zoe per So yd.
Narn's inlad linoleum, large variety of patterns
in tile or hardwood floor, also planking We have sold
this grade for four years with great satisfaction Reg
values Csc and $1.O0 per yard Goods feet wide.
Sale price Zoe per square yard
Plush carpet has been used slightly but in perfect
shape, plain green, rooms 10x15 feet make
a rug this size. Reg value $3.50. Seamless
Sale price $4,000
Piazza screens, bamboo in natural color:
4 feet wide, foot drop 75c each
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-06-23

Carpet Department

We made some valuable purchases at the two rug
auctions in New York the middle of April There
was over four million dollars worth of carpets and
rugs sold by Alexander Smith and Son and Stephen
Sanford.
Lot l. Tapestry rug 6x9 feet. Reg value 1925.
Five patterns Sale price 1918
Lot 2. Tapestry rug, six patterns, 9x12 feet,
seamless. Reg price $11.5O. Auction goods.
Sale price 1925
Lot 3. Tapestry rug, fine quality, the best tapes
try rug made, al-Over pattern and a few medallion
centers; auction goods 9x12 feet Reg. prices $3.50
to $3.50 Sale price $1175
s. 3"x1O g." Reg prices $145O to $1,000.
Sale price 1915
Lot 4. Administer rugs light and medium colors,
very attractive, 9x12 feet Reg. price $2250
Sale price $1450
s. 3"x1O g.. Reg. price $4,000.
Sale price $3.50
Lot s. Kirman rug (ine quality of axminster),
seamless, small figures good living rug, 9x12
feet. Reg. price $3.50. Sale price $3.50
Lot 6. Hartford SaxOny, four patterns, all small
figures, two tone green, and dark blue and red;
a wonderful rug for service and all choice colors,
9x12 feet. Reg. price $4,000. Sale price $3475
Lot Z. BigelOw administer, the best administer
fabric made by any at the price We shall not
carry this rug in stock. Arlington is the 9x12
feet. Reg. price $4,000. Sale price $265O
Lot 8. Wilton velvet rug, seamless seven pat
terms every good tans green, old rose and dark
blue, 9x12 feet Reg price $3.50. Sale price $3.50
Lot g. Tapestry rugs, odd sizes, T. e. feet,
eight patterns, best quality, seamless Reg. price
$3.50. Sale price $775
Lot 10. Bgelow Brussels rugs, odd Sizes small
figures, 9x9 feet square Reg. price $500.
Sale price $4,000
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-06-23

AerOlux Stat awning, whip. COlOrs green and
brown and green cost about Coo per running foot in
width all feet drop.
Lace curtains, every curtain in stock marked
at sale price. Scrim curtain, hemstitched with lace
edge, 212 yards long, white 85c per pair
Scotch net curtain, yards long, white or in
panel effect al-over pattern Reg prices $500 and
$3.50 Sale price $1.45 per pair
We show all kinds Of lace curtains.
Imported cretonne samples for chair seats, pill
low tops, 80 inches SO inches. Reg. price $100-
Sale price SOC each
Carpet Samples, all grades velvet, Wilton, Brus-
sells and tapestry good for small rugs and centers
for braiding, sizes vary, 20x27 to 36x27.
Price 35c and Csc for piece
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-06-23

Lot 16. Waists made in fancy striped crepe de
chine and Georgette crepe. Reg. prices $500 and
$500 Sale price 49, rs.
Lot II. Lingerie waists, made in wolfe and fine
lawn, flesh and white Many of them embroidered
in coors long and short sleeves every waist fresh and
new Reg. value up to $3.50
Sale prices $3.50 to $3.50
Lot 49, Contains waists that slightly soiled
and crushed Reg. value up to $3.50.
Sale price $1.10
Lot 49, Black petticoat made with halcyon silk
top and messaline founce. Reg. value $3.50.
Sale price $3.50
Lot 20. Contains black and colored cotton petit
coats with adjustable wastband and tailored founce-
Reg. prices $125, $3.50 and $500.
Sale prices 75c and $1.25
Lot 81. Mandarin coats imported directly from
Japan, beautifully embroidered with apple blossoms
The dantest kind Of a negligee. Reg. price 5000
Sale price 1915
Lot o. japanese hmonos for ladies and children
hand embroidered. Colors pink and blue ladies size
Reg. price $500. Sale price $500
Children size. Reg price $780, Sale price $275
Lot 90 Wash skirts, made in mohair, linen, natu-
raj color and white they not all style but
are full Reg. prices up to $500.
Sale price $1.OO each
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-06-23
Silk and Jersey PetticOatS

Lot 13. Many of them sample skirts, adjust
able waist band and tailored founce, in colors navy,
black Belgian, cerese brown sand putty, battleship
grey black, kelly, wistaria orange and changeable.
Reg. prices 1915 to $500.
Sale prices $2.38 and 1926
Lot IA. Silk and chiffon waists, only one two
of kind, high and round neck; in coors navy, Bel
gian, grey, brown wstaria, black flesh and copen;
also few plaids. Reg. prices $500 to $3.50.
Sale price $1.98
Lot Is Crepe de chine, chiffon and fancy stripe
waists navy Belgian sand, putty, grey and black.
Reg prices, $500 to $3.50. Sale price $3.50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-06-23
CrOckery Department

Japanese vases, handpainted, Nippon China, two
Sizes Reg. prices Csc and Soc
Sale prices 18c and 28c
Puff box and hair receiver to match. Reg price
SOC. Sale price 33c pair
Mugs made in brown pottery with white lining,
decorated with figure. Reg. price 25c each.
Sale price 75c " doz, he each
Eddy refrigerator. We not handling them any
more. Reg price $500. Sale price $500
Aluminium stew pan, 'Wear-Ever" goods. Reg.
price 45c Sale price 29c
Aluminium double boiler "Wear-Ever," medium
size. Reg price $500. Sale price $138 each
Roma ivory fern dish and lining, inches across
top, very attractive for dining Reg price 75c
Sale price 35c each
Alcohol lamp in brass for camp. Reg. price 800
Sale price soc each
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-06-23

chiffon and lace tops. All of these dresses are
peciay designed for the stout, welproportioned fig
ure, 421 447a and 4619. Colors navy Belgian,
grey, tan, sand and black. Reg. prices $500 to
$4,000. Sale price $3.50
Lot II. Includes the balance Of silk dresses
for afternoon and evening wear, made in taeta, pop
lin, crepe de chine crepe meteor, pussywillow and
gros de lOndre. Colors, white, sand putty rose tan,
navy, black grey and Belgian Reg. prices $13.75 to
$4,000. Sale prices 1915 to $3.50