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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-04
ATTACKED by Smear

Whlte Lake, S. %. As the result
OF belng attacked by one of the sheep
on her husbands farm near White
Lake, Mrs. Allen Fraser was serious
~ injured. The animal, which appear
peared. to have become crazed. at
tackled her with such force as to
break three of her ribs. inflict NUM-
erous bruises and cuts and injure
her internally. For a time il; was
feared the internal injuries would
prove fatal.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-04

provement clu5 gave a sleishr,de on
Tuesday evening, February 1G. s;cp-
ping at the nome Of Mr. and Mr..
Barker during their ride. Their vi.
was a surprise, bu; their reception
vas none tho less cordial.
The evening was very e~njoyably
spent. but on cou OF bad roads
and various obstacles the limiting
part OF the program had to b. aDau-
.doned.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-04
scHlIMGENs ARE SURPRISED.
NEWMAN CLUB MET.

Mrs. l.. j. Welch was hostess. to
the Newman club at its meeting on
Thursday afternoon. Roll call was
responded TO with current events
and Mrs. ". II. Fritz gave. a descrip-
tive account of the life of Mozart.
The next meeting will be held at
.hc home of Mrs. Martin q. Wider.
DEPARTING MEMBER %HoNoRED.
Miss edith Curtis, who left last
evening with her parents TO live in
Boulder. Geo. was the guest OF
honor ut a party on Thursday even
ing At the home Of Miss Doris Jerks.
The members OF the Sunday school
class were the guests.
Various amnsemeris made the
evening pass very pleasantly. on the
program, musical numbers were Civ
en by Misses Violet Vermilyea, lii
liam and Nesta Murray. Miss Esther
Golton also gave y readin2.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-04
GIVEN a S%uRpnlSE.

Misses Louella Mcilillip and Myr-
lie Olson planned and oxecmted Il
pleasant surprise entertainment for
Miss Florence Mcmillan ON Thursday
evening, The occasion being the birth
day OF Miss Mcmillan.
The young ladies called upon Miss
Mcmillan at her home about 8
O'Clock in the evening and invited
her to accompany ihein o the theatre
NYier enjoying this entertainment
they escorted their guest TO the La
kota, whore . t-hrec-course luncheon
had been prepared for the occasion,
the table being BEAUTIFULLY decorated
WITH sweet peas.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-04
Mrs. coGAN

-HfN-f- y Ot"frN 49,
Mrs. Hack Cogan was hostess 10
the BE Jolly cl7ib al It's meeting IN
Wednesday afternoon. The time was
spent in needlework and the business
meeting.
st the close OF the afternoon. the
hostess served a delicious two-coursc
luncheon. Mrs. W, II. Fritz was an
invited guest Of the afternoon.
SC1flIMGENS ARE SURPRISED.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. schhmgen, who
are soon to move with their children
70 2 farm to make their residence
we're very cnjoyahiy surprised ny a
party oil friends last Sunday after
neon. when twenty OF them drop
ped in at their. nome ON East Third
avenue.
The afternoon and evening was
ia sscd socially and a lunch brought
by the guests was served. The Schlim
gems are planning 10 live OF the
Lonis Stohl farm, just west OF Nit
cliell
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-04
MRS. MARrlNsoN HOSTESS.

MRS. MARTINSON HOSTESS.
The Haleyon. club met with Mrs.
Grin Martinson on Monday afternoon
Hast. George Washington's birthday
was celebrated, with all members
of the club present except one. Guests
OF the occasion we're Mrs. 70. X
Mmthcr and Miss Margaret Matiscr.
As the day was a holiday the les
son was dispensed with. After the
roll call. games and a social time
helped the time to pass very enjoy
ably. A basket lunch was provided
by the hostess that all enjoyed.
The guests bid their hostess good
bye by wishing they might have many
such happy events. The club
viii meet on Monday with Mrs. S.
G.. Scoville, 705 East Fourth avenue.
HELD STAG PARTY.
The LOOMS Commercial and I'm
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-04

ard the mother is being given medi-
cai attention but with little hope Of
saving her.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-04

". ". " ItIIe.
Committee on Resolutions.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
ANDREW ALEXANDER,
Sixth Avenue and Nineteenth Street

Sixth Avenue and Nineteenth Street
Here | saw womens Colonial pumps
patent colt, with medium heavy soles e'p'
cialy priced at So. These can be had tor n'
same price in gun metal kid. Oxford ties VI"
gun metal vamps and inlay sand colored oaeh
are also S.. There is a pretty bronze Coona
shoe for walking and semi-dress wear WI"
is priced at S.. Fancy strap pumps with Jaw
colored backs and gun metal vamps are as
SIS. The Court pump. a copy Of one Of U,
new smart models. has gray cloth back q"
gun metal vamp and is moderately prieeo
So. A specially reduced high boot has ou' =
patent vamp and smart dark gray top WIZ
leather rimmings-laced-s3.25 Satin oa'
ing slippers in the usual evening shades '''
S3
The Lady Lexington" shoes at S." -
the pumps with putty-colored quarters az y.
credited to Cammeyer last week are TO DC -
instead at Bloomingdale'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
OPPENHEIM- COLLINS,
West Thirty-fourth Street.

A new military coat of tan covert cloth
slightly gathered over each hip and with
loose belt, costs SPOTS. This coat was lined
throughout with satin. Another model in the
popular putty colored "Golhne" has military
collar and buttons across the front with sell
color d frogs Price, $3.50. good top co
OF sand coored covert cloth, lired through
out with satin, is moderately priced at slo.SO.
A smart sports coat in flannel or blazer cloth,
with large black and white stripes and unique
black and white buttons, is $3.50 A sash OF
the material tied loosely about the waist was
fastened with a button. A soft laid novelty
cloth model is cut with raglan sleeves and the
loose standing collar buttons smartly about the
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
LINGERIE
JAMES MCREERY & CO.,
West Thirty-fourth Street.

If petticoats must be, one is glad to hnd
good ones of soft pique, heavy enough in quail
ity to make only one necessary under white
sports skirts, etc. These are nicely made, have
heavy scalloped edges and embroidery designs
applied to the circular ruff1e, and cost only
Sl5O Good ones Of lawn made on similar
lines, are IS cents. Dainty nainsook gowns,
simply trimmed with "Vsl" and with ribbon
run eyelets, are priced at Sl95. Made in
America" fine nainsook gowns hand embroid-
cred, cost $3.50. Imported chemises, hand
scalloped and embroidered, are e5 cents to
sl.95. Envelope chemises of Wal" trimmed
crepe de chine cost Sl.9S up. These may be
had at the same price in nainsook. with flne
pin tucks and French knots, finished with
narrow edge of Val" There are bargains to
be had among the real French embroidered
lingerie, in odd sizes and various designs,
which have been marked at less than half their
original price Charmingly embr broidered chem
ises are S3 so up. Skirts and corset cover COM
binations are $500.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
chin This coat is made with full haring skirt
and is warm enough to make good motor
coat for spring Price, SIS.
John DANIEL SONS & SONS,
75o Broadway.

An attractive thrce-quarter length coat OF
an imported brown novelty cloth, cut with the
new farng skirts, is semi-lined with good
satin and costs $3.50. Another model OF an
odd waffle weave in two tones, with the collar
and cuffs Of the solid color. was lined through
out with satin and priced also at $3.50. Sep
arate skirts come in good quality tweeds for
sports or knockabout wear for S5.75. For wear
with dressy blouses are good well tailored
skirts in blue serge or gabardines checks cts,
for So and up.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
BONWIT TELLER & CO.. Fifth Avenue

BONWIT TELLER & CO.. Fifth Avenue
A street frock OF the new silk "Gros de
Londre," in navy blue, is SIS. The waist has
the short Jacket effect. with sleeves OF chiffon
The full skirt is shirred at the normal waist
line Another model with bolero OF dark blue
taffcta and a blue and white striped skirt is
S4s. quaint silk bag was attached TO the end
of its black velvet ribbon sash. a practical
frock for morning wear is of dove gray mate
rial. This buttons all the way up the front to
a smart high collar, which is relieved by
dainty turnover of white Georgctte crepe.
matching the cuffs at the wrists. This same
model may be obtained in bamboo white, rose
and delft blue for $3.50. l also saw charm
ing little dance frock of rose colored taffeta tor
$3.50. The very full skirt was edged with
heavy cord, so that it fared as if stHened with
crinoline. Wide velvet ribbon bands about the
waist and the bust line ended in flat bows with
streamers at the back.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Reductions in English
Luggage
STERN BROTHERS.
West Forty-second Street.

There have been big reductions among the
English made, imported hand luggage, which
arc very tempting. A fine English suitcase OF
sole leather hand sewn, has been marked down
from S23.75 to $3.50. A good English travel
ling bag of pigskin, which formerly sold for
$3.50, is now to be had for Sl4.50. Among the
domestic goods saw good cowhide overnight
bags. with strongly reinforced sewn corners,
well lined with leather, specially priced at
S4.o5 and $3.50 Weekend cases in black
enamel waterproof duck, with cretonne lined
tray and extra pockets are to be had for $3.50
At S425 are strong wicker suitcases, with re-
nforced corners, leather trimmed lined with
good cretonne.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

FRANKLIN SIMON & CO., Fifth Avenue

FRANKLIN SIMON q CO., Filth Avenue.
Here was seen good suit in the popular
black and white checked chevot. The coat had
set-in belt and large patch pockets The
skirt was made with yoke and had two large
box pleats in the back. Price. S29. Another
model Of fine quality mems wear serge in navy
blue has loosely fitting coat caught in at the
waist line by belt run through long eyelets in
the material. The lower edge OF this coat is
banded with sef-embrodery stimulating braid
and the skirt has similarly embroidered patch
pockets. Price, S39.5O. Another suit, also Of
serge, buttons up the front as far as the turn
over collar OF self-colored fae, and faille
sash is loosely knotted ;bout the normal waist
line. The skirt is made with wide pleats. Price,
S39.50. A good suit in bamboo tan gabardine
at s24.50 fastcns with self-covered buttons.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
T rocks for the Schoolgirl
B. ALTMAN & CO., Fifth Avenue.

nice rock for the schoolgirl. in sizes up to
sixteen years, consists of blue serge skirt
with slanting pockets and suspenders of the
same material and a simple white crepe de
chine blouse. This costs, complete, Sll.50.
Extra blouses may also be had to wear with
this skirt Of ine white batiste for $780, and
of good lawn for Sl.65 a useful bloomer
frock OF striped gingham, with collar and cuffs
OF plain material, is moderately priced at S2.95.
A hand embroidered white linen dress made
with large box pleats and designed to be worn
with fine nainsook guimpe comes in sizes
up to twelve years old for $3.50. Another gng
ham model with white guimpe, with Pier
rot collar and turn-back cuffs has killed
skirt This comes in sizes from six to fourteen
years for $3.50. Good waterproof "slickers"
for rainy days. light enough for spring wear,
are priced S6.75.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Women's Street FrOcks

design on the very full skirt Of an unusual
street frock priced at $3.50. The short loose
bolero has long tassels on each side and the
fronts are knotted together. Price. $3.50 An
other afternoon model OF crepe de chine is IN
that new" color called by our grandmothers
French gray" 1t fastens up the front WIN
tiny blue buttons placed very close together'
and the odd pocket effect in the skirt is en-
broidered in delft blue rope silk. This en-
broidcry is repeated on the collar and novel
cuffs. The blue suede belt is split IN front 10
form two narrow belts. Price, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
BY NHRGARET BELDEN.
Furniture and Garden
Wickerware
Joseph p. M'HUGH & SON,
9 West Forty-second Street.

A few odd chairs in good designs are being
closed out at reduced prices. l saw quaint
old English hreside chair in cane and ma
hogany, which has been reduced to S28.
good upholstered reading chair, of the Eliza
bethan period, is marked down to SIS A settee
to match, with tapestry cushions, is now S35.
Chinese bamboo lampshades are priced at S..
Attractive, especially at this season, are wicker
covered boxes, small enough to fit in a window
SILL but large enough to contain four or nve
blooming plants. Price, Sl50. For the anna
teur gardener is a cretonne covered kneeling
cushion for $3.50 1t has double wicker rim,
divided off into compartments for tools and
seeds. Garden sticks on which to train vines
are topped by gay fIturist birds, and cost 81
and up graceful willow stand holding
Japanese pottery jardnicre, priced at $5, is
especially designed for a climbing plant.
glass aquarium in a wicker hanging basket may
be had for S..
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Untrim me q Straw
Hats
LORD & TAYLOR, Fifth Avenue.

LORD & TAYLOR Fifth Avenue.
Untrimmed straw shapes in variety OF
weayes and designs may be selected from
large stock for $l98 and up. Many OF the
higher priced ones are copies of good French
models. The old-fashioned poke effects rival
wide brimmed sailors in popularity. When
the materials are selected here simple hat
will be trimmed free Of charge. Attractiveiy
trimmed ready to wear" hats are priced from
S3o5 up saw very pretty little hat in putty
colored straw, simply trimmed with ribbon, at
s3.os. A smart black sailor in fancy straw,
trimmed with black ribbon, has an odd blue
and black fancy in front, for S39o.
Milan straw sailor with an ostrich fancy was
moderately priced at S. Among the higher
priced hats noticed a wide brimmed one in
sand color, trimmed with large black velvet
ribbon bows. In each bunch OF loops two Du-
barry red roses made an interesting note.
Price, sl2.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
The Shoe Shops Put Forth Pumps
at Special Prices

reduced to S3.95. | was much impressed W.T.
a fine golf boot for women, in tan bucksn
with broad low rubber-capped heel. Ths
have been marked down to s3.S5 from So Y
new sailor ties" with patent or dull lcatE
vamps and colored backs. cost S.. New Fre's
oxfords, smart walking shoes for women, hT
gray or fawn backs and cost So. For me-
there are high boots reduced to S4.85. sOo'
oxford for spring wear in tan and black may BE-
had for $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
GIMBLE BROTHERS.

Sixth Avenue and Thirty fourth Street.
A blue gabardne suit which buttons to the
neck has collar and cuffs OF bright colored
plaid and patent leather belt Price, $3.50.
A good plain tailored model Of dark blue serge
priced at only Sl6.5O. has wide gored skirt
and neat little coat To the lower edge OF the
very short coat Of tan gabardne suit is at
tached wide band OF knife pleatng; this pleat-
ine appears also in the back Of the skirt, giving
additional fulness. The fare collar is faced
with gold colored satin, and distinctive touch
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
S. ports w G q r.

A, G. SPALDING & BROS, $40 Fifth Avenue.
A good English sports coat for the warmer
days is OF natural color Tussah silk. 1t is well
cut. of three-quarter length, and costs SIS.
Made on similar lines imported English
tweed coats for SIS. These, however, are not
the regular mixtures that the name tweed"
generally suggests; they come in fascinating
tones OF yellow, rose, delft blues etc. Several
good quality sample sweaters reduced to
So. Imported hand-knitted ones. formerly
priced at Slo may be had for $40. Smart
sport hats OF cactus straw" which resembles
Panama straw and, like it, is washable with
soap and water, are S5. Corduroy hats with
ribbon bands cost 81. and flannel ones with
soft stitched brims El.50. White canvas hats
faced with Irish green are 81. Separate skirts
OF pique for So have patch pockets and button
down the front. Linen skirts are SO, and lovely
ones in washable corduroy are priced at $40.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
HOUSEHOLD LINENS
BLOOMINGDAIE BROTHERS.

Fifty ninth Street and Lexington Avenue.
The linen trade OF this country seems to be
one OF those most affected by tie war, as prices
it began. However, having fortunately made
purchase prior to the outbreak Of hostilites,
this shop is enabled to offer some very unusual
values in sale beginning tomorrow. Irish
and Scotch tablecloths, two yards square, are
marked Sl.9S. Twenty-two-inch dinner nap
kins TO match are S27s a dozen.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Time savers for the
Kitchen
LEWIS & CONGER,
Sixth Avenue and Forty-hfth Street

practical dishpan for Sl50 is OF heavy tin,
square, to fit into a square porcelain sink. There
is an outlet for the water, and under this is a
wire strainer which catches all tn: particles OF
solid waste matter and may easily be removed
to be emptied. Very convenient is a large tin
flour holder with capacity OF twenty-five
pounds, which has patent sitter bottom. In
closed under this sitter is a large measuring
cup into which the -four may be sifted before
it is removed. Consequently the -four, instead
OF flying about the room. stays where it be-
longs during the process. Painted in oak
finish, this flour holder costs 81 white
enamelled, it is S..
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
FROCKS

LANE BRYANT, West Thirty-eighth Stree.
Afternoon and morning gowns in brok.-
sizes, OF good quality, crepes, linens, embrod
cred voiles, etc, are being sold a, tempting
reductions, some OF them for as little as AH
Good separate skirts of navy blu serge ani
gabardne and few of checked material h,,
been marked down to 1895 and &9s. sn
saw new spring street frock in French serge
made with the popular jacket effect !. eoma
in navy, putty color, Belgian blue, etc, is,
SASS.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
r. II. MACY & CO..

Thirty fourth Street and Sixth Avenue.
A good riding habit-jacket and skirt-of
khaki cloth may b. had for Sl574. The skirt
buttons up the front and closes with clamps
in back and may thus be used cross-saddle for
riding or for general sporting wear. Women's
covert cloth habits at S32.75 have we'll tailored
coats made with patch pockets, and Jared
skirts The breeches are self-reintorced and
chamois interlined A practical costume for
'cross-country riding is made of cravenette
cloth and costs S24.74. A smart habit made of
Panama cloth with semi-fitted fare coat and
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14

McHugh offers this aquarium suspended IN It's
lcicker basket by a lcictcr chain tor So.
is added to the suit by the use OF military but
tons. Price, SIS. blue gabardine suit, whose
coat has kimono sleeves, emphasized by bacl.
soutache braid which runs the entire length OF
the sleeve. is S45 The soutache trimming is
repeated in band around the bottom of the
gored skirt and on the slanting pockets The
smart fare collar, standing high about the
neck is faced with white faille silk.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Unusual III O sief'
Values
PECK & PECK. 44S Fifth Avenue.

PECK & PECK. 44S Fifth Avenue
Some unusual values are to be obtalneo
in the regular stock, which IS beng i"' "a,
down prior to moving into new quarters rs
ton stockings for women are REDUCED !" r.s
for half dozen pairs. Good Impof'eo ,.,,
in black, white and tan are s2.25 per nS' = n
pairs. Two dollar silk hose may DC -" .,,a
9S cents, or SS for half dozen PAIRS ]" rt
variety OF light shades, as well as o''N~ .s,,4
cellent French hosiery plain or win ''I f,os
cred clocks. may be had tor sl.O'' feou,s' s,c,
$3.50, in black and white only AZ '" d,
price saw interesting two toned eheN" .,n
mems socks in numerous colors. IN '"' NJ.
sizes they had formerly been marHeu 's5dss,
as 81 pair Lisle and oo,ton nose 10 .,;t
are reduced to IS cents per half dozen p''
black and white. as well as color"
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
For the Table
THE INTERNATIONAL SILVER COM
PANY, 49 West Thrty-fourth Street

PANY, 49 West Thrtyfourth Street
There are few things that make stronger
appeal to the housekeeper than an attractive
silver waiter I saw among the "Old Shet-
field" reproductions here heavy trays in charm
ing design These reproductions are made
of silver electroplated on hard nickel silver,
and are said to last from eighteen TO twenty
years in good condition, if properly treated.
They may then be replated for about one-third
their original cost. good-sized serving tray
costs $3.50, an after dinner coffee waiter S975,
and card trays S225 Freproof silicate cas-
seroles in silver plated holders are $3.50 and
pie dishes TO match cost SIS. A combination
chop or vegetable dish, with the addition OF
extra parts. may be converted into baking
dish Including a large silver top, 1t costs
S15.75. Teepots in quaint designs cost SOS.
The sugar dish to match is So and the cream
pitcher $575.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
q Shop BARGAINS for the Ueek

breeches reinforced and interlined. is SzzIA.
Separate riding skirts may be had in KHAKI fof
$500 Linen ones cost S4.e6 Black sateen
breeches are priced s2.4o. The Champ straw
sailor for riding and outing purposes is OF
grass green Milan straw. Price, 1914. "A sport
hat Of real Panama with narrow ve.Yet RIBBON
band costs SS49.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
HANAN & SON, 200 Fifth Avenue.


Excellent tan walking pumps and oxtords
in broken sizes, which formerly sold for from
SIS to 81, have been marked down to S2eS.
There are also to be obtained, in odd sizes only,
patent leather Vanity" ties at about halt
price-S3SS High walking boots with fancy
tops in gray or fawn color with kid vamps. are
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
John WANAMAKER,
Broadway and Ninth Street.

A practical morning frock of shepherds PLAID
cheviot was seen here. It had an abbreviated
little coat which parted in front. showing a
vestee and collar OF white organdie. The gorcd
skirt was attached to a deep yoke. Price,
$3.50 The wide satin stripes OF tan silk
poplin are used to advantage in forming the
New-York tribune., 1915-03-14
Blouscs
SAKS & CO
Thirty-third Street and Broadway

Thirty-third Street and Broadway.
Here found plain tailored blouse, at g 4.
natural color pongee. 1t has two militia,
pockets and collar that may be either bv.
toned high about the throat or left open. III,
style OF blouse may also be had in white was,
silk for the same price. For sos ther. A..
tub" silk waists in striped designs. "Psrsd..
CLOTH" new silk resembling heavy cr.p. d
chine, is used for pretty blouses made with b,
pIeats and hemstitched collars that may 4.
worn either high or low. Price. S.. Geors.u,
crepe blouses in flesh, white or Palm B.s.
color. embroidered down the front, cos, &
Good tailored shirts in handkerchief linen. !,
plain white or with shirting stripes are prize.
at S3.95.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-08-07

block 81 .......
sginnIng 125 feet north of In
1de~cia -+reet, $50 east
Of west line Of Clubbs
EEL, tnen north 107 feet
s inches. east 40 feet to
east line Of block &C. /"
southwest along east line
Of block &C." to & point 125
feet north Of IntendNacia
street. west to beginning.
block 81 ...........-...
egtnning on north line In
tendencia street 210 feet
east Of Olivia street, then
east so feet. north 1875 feet,
west so feet, south 125 feet,
block 81 ................
All lots / to rs, block 90.
1ots ] to 5, IA to %. "a to %,
DOCK 81 ......s......
OTIS 10 to %, block 91..
Lots ] to 5, s to 10, IL to Ia
and Is to rs, block 81.
II lots / to rs, block SO -.