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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12
S IDENTIFIED BY 4 SCAR
Pennsylvania Woman Thus Esf.h.
iistss Her Right to Share
IN Estate.

Waynesboro, Pa.-When an effort
was made recently to settle the e.
tate Of Mrs Barbara Hess Of this sec
ton, proceedings . begun In the
Orphans court to declare Mrs. Alice
Kohier Hooper, formerly Of Hixhdeld.
and . legatee, dead Mrs. Hooper.
who left Highfeld 20 years AFRO and
had not returned and WHO. some years
ago, WAS married to q Mr.. Ham. no
ticed = few weeks ago an advertise
ment Of the proceeding and immedt-
ately wrote to the clerk Of the courts.
The only means Of Identification
was . scar on her wrist which m
uncle with whom she had lived as 4
girl recalled The judges were salts
fled with the Identification and she
will come into her Inheritance.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

Mra John Peyton Clark il the head
Of the Silent Voice Neighborhood
clubs and director Of the New York
League for the Hard OF Hearing.
There are In New York city over 100.
eco who have either completely lost
their hearing or else are 80 hard at
hearing that t-ey are elassed with the
deaf IN the United States, according
TO The last census. thers ars 5000. 900
thus AAicted.
Through the extension OF the silent
voice, OF, in cher words. the science
Of reading the lips. the 'ost sense is
being restored to these afflicted
Through the medium Of their eyes, for.
havfng ears and hearing not, they
make W for il with their eyes. which
not Only see, but heaE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12
German Dynamitsr In JAIN.

vaneeboro. Me-. Feb. 6.-Werner
Horn. who says he 10 a German Of
nicer. and n that capacity tried to
blow up the international railway
bridge here. has been removed from
here to serve = sentence Of thirty days
at Machias fer the damage the ex.
plosion caused on this side Of the Can
adam border. The case 10 now ended
so far as the state 10 concerned. The
next move. II il expected. win be by
the federal authorities. who are con-
cerned with tho application Of the *.
Tradition = the dynamiter to Canada.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

Little Rock, Ark.-An Arkansas
school teacher is under no obligations
TO prevent flirting among his pupils
and can not be disciplined By his
school board even II he ENCOURAGES n
fairs Of the heart amoas the youthsa,
charges. This dietum. couched In die
nffied legal languages. vas laid dow
~ tie Arkansas s1nFems court
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

Starvation 10 facing inhabitants ID
Sonora, Mexico, south OF the interna
tionaI border. Floods have destroyed
nearly all the crops.
Latest figures given out by the 20.
lice department OF San francisco
shows that there are 1895 jitney
busses in operation there.
Fred A. Hines Of Los Angeles, CAL,
past imperial potentate Of the A. A..
O. ". Of Mystic Shriners Of North
America. died at Scranton, Pa
The four weeks Of Billy Sundays
campaign in Philadelphia have re-
suited in the conversion OF is, 493 peo.
pie. This figure is the total OF those
who have actually signed cards.
During 1914. the first year Of the
operation OF the eugenic marriage
law, 1000 fewer marriages we're re-
ported to the Wisconsin board Of
health than in 1913.
More Chicago bakeries fell into line
and the scent loaf OF bread virtually
superseded the cheaper loaf in every
part Of Chicago. Small bakers pro.
tested that v at the increased
price their profit vas 81 small as to
be insufficient and tentative offers to
dispose of their plants to the city
were made.
Striking laborers at the plant Of the
Armour Fertilizer Chemical company
at Roosevelt, N. T., have % their
fight for restoration Of the 81 a day
wage, which was reduced to $l.oo.
The Armour plant Is n OF three In
volved in the strike in which nineteen
strikers we're shot by deputy slleriffs
on January 10.
Under an agreement the Canadian
government will settle claims grow
ing out of the recent shooting OF two
American duck hunters by Canadian
militiamen by paying $4,000 to the
parents OF Walter Smith, who was
killed, and $4,000 to Charles Dorscli,
who was wounded, in addition to the
legal expenses.
When the court which is trying
LOO me accused of election frauds
adjourned at Pikeville, KY, there had
been made eight additional convic-
tons, ten cases we're dismissed, one
Indictment was remanded to the next
grand jury because OF defect in its
drawing. another was quashed and in
4 third the jury failed to agree.
In accordance with the electorat's
views expressed last November, the
lower house of the Oregon legislature
at Salem, passed q bill prohibiting
the sale or manufacture OF intoxicat-
ing liquor within the state except for
sacramentaI purposes. Physicians
are permitted by the measure to ad-
minister liquor personally and impor
tation OF two quarts monthly is allow
ed individuals for private consump-
ton.
The deadlock between represents
tfves OF the Amalgamated Associa-
lion OF Iron. Steel and Tin Workers
md the Independent Sheet and Tin
Plate Manufacturers over the accept
ance of a reduction in wages by the
men was broken at Pittsburgh. The
men agreed to accept a u in wages
of from & to liz per cent. The EN-
oloyers promised to maintain the
standard Of their employees and to in
,reas RACES on . sliding scale as
market prices Of their product goes
higher.
wA3HBNOTON.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

INTELLIGENCE HERE GATHERED
COVERS WIDE AREA.
ca6l1n On LESSER IMPORT
Includes what u Going On at Wash.
Incton and In o<her Sections Of
Tire Country.
WAR NEWS.

SAsO S~OsS
WAR NEWS
The British government has accept
I'd m offer by Australia to furnish
smother expeditionary force of 10000
men. This force is In addition to the
reinforcement Of 1000 men provided
monthly.
The Berlin TagebIatt says that the
German government intends to buy
up pigs To the value Of $50, 000, 900 to
be killed and canned in order TO save
fodder useful for military and other
purposes.
Reports from Berlin say that a sec
pnd German war loan probably VIII be
issued the first of March and on IA
vorable terms AZ, it Is asserted, the
condition Of the money market is ex-
~reptionally good.
The Russian naval arm has been
coming mere prominently into the
war OF late, and Russia officially re-
p0r:s tbs sinking OF q German tor
pedo boat by q Russian submarine of
Cape Moen, Denmark.
The German emperor is quoted by
! Cologne newspaper az declaring, re-
Gently, when pinning the iron
on . German soldier: I'VE will stay
In hostile territory until the enemy is
sanquished or has collapsed"
A . result ct Germans c~onfiscatlon
sf grain and Hour TO the ma
yon's food supply, the British fleet
has been ordered to treat cargoes OF
grain and flour destined for Germany
and Austria Is conditional contra
hand and subject to seizure.
The sea mine = . problem even
aftar Il has been washed ashore. and
for those who must destroy it this
terrible enemy OF shipping offers the
same danger It does to the crew OF
the vessel II hapDens to wreck,
writes an Amsterds4 correspondent
D.. Schuster, secretary Of the Ger
man Iron Founders' union, declares
that Cs5many. By using bronze monu-
msnts, cpppeF eupolas Of churches
and copper used for other purposes
Ws1ld have SUFFICIENT OF the metal to
snabIe her to hold cut for thirty
yeara.
Il news a&eucy dispatch says 90. 900
italians ara being concentrated ct
Bari, On thu Adriatic, for the occupar
tin o. Dur2z1o, Albania. A report
fru@ London asserts that Italian re-
servists II England have been order
- u ~ roady to respond to . call to
~ csIeEs oe their country.
Th9 German admiralty In declaring
. w1R Mne - tho w1tars around
3sest BslEa12 end IreIaud, Including
tAa wh0Je EDGI1sh channsl from Feb
Funsy - a1nounces ~that every enc
ny nsschaat snip found n this war
sD.s VIM - Destroyed. even r. It II
~ always pcssthJs - syojd dangers
y sssw nd DasssngsFs."
a dispatch from Geneva says that
senaszI Won Dssduagsn, star com
-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

II serious z in senate demo-
cratic ranks threatens the life OF the
administration ship purchase bill.
A bill to incorporate the boy
scouts az America under q federal
charter was favdrably reported by
the house Judiciary committee.
Over 4 strenuous protest from Ma
fprfty Leader Underwood, the house
III passing the naval appropriation
bfIl retained provision for the con-
structjoa OF two dreadnoughts. six
torpedo boat destroyers, one SEA-
9ofu9 submarine torpedo boat. eleven
submarines and one oil fuel ship.
The interstate commerce commit
sion has ordered 1sintrFeshipptng err
loads between the wabash and the
Chicxeo = Alton railroads on wheat,
coru and articles taking the same
s.Aea, from Omaha. South Omahs
and Council Bluffs, via Mexico, Mo-,
TO stations ON the main line Of the
Alton between Mexico and the Mis-
sissippi river.
Ellis to clear up discrepancies in
nayfxztton laws and facilitate the op-
srstiou Of foeeisurowned shtDs trans
eerrsd 10 American registry were
passed By the house. One would 70
zeal laws imposing discriminatory
duties and penalties upon such ships
~ another wcuId s~ufls0rfze consular
o1neers abrue1 % issue provisional
certificates q registry for foreign
shfns. puschassd ~ Americans.
The house lacked just ave
votes 81 the necessary twopthtsds 70
nass tn mmigrztjon bill. providing
- ! uessney test. over the veto Of
presSSent Wilson OF 80 member
nerssnk- - voted 10 override the
vaxO - 136 To sustain the pFesfdent
I'VE amswesed present
Sew t.x11s pE0Dosfng inefeases n
0neaeex rstes fsusn Chicago 10 the
snassgn bouDda1y 81 Coloszdo have
49, H wsth ~ mteTstste Cen
noscp e1asa - mont u a. nil
e + sD1oesD tssS1sosy.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

Under an agreement the Canadian
government will settle claims grow
ing out of the recent shooting OF two
American duck hunters by Canadian
militiamen by paying 10000 to the
parents OF Walter Smith, who Was
killed, and $4,000 to Charles Dorscli,
who was wounded, in addition to the
legal expenses.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12
u

~4N
Larger locomotives have not IN
epgooed the Abnrx Of lTemeu, W. j.
3~GGGsFtsu, meen&atcaI supeYfneendeut
r. H. Chicago, Rock Island 8 p
- railroad, testiasd before the
nnaS1 q a~sh1tTztton 1t Chicaep.
UgD0Sts navy reached Ell Psso.
-. that General VIVA has nro
sn6ms6 himseR president Of Me1tco.
- - assuzBsd supreme polfttcal
oUwGg md Organized . civil xnyerur
- with himself 1t the head. be-
- g i~atsTYuption 81 eommunfe1
- - - II impossible to vorr
= @53<11s1 With the forces II The
o0G1nL
mnGeWgo1e weights and measuring
osS5css esst American purchasers
1870 tnam o1,066,900 annually. &c
eoe1ing - oDoms1e1 1t the eonveur
s11n q IL m15sna1 association of
seales ezp1G1s = Chicago.
To mssn $3.50 1ns1 : tstaI q
es1eo = Gk1nnl esust o. pleas =
gailfy . comng headhooks II
Louisville. MnII u1na1isDSei an
IAwrsnce ekosx 49, 1sed @1,see
-. Ihe Go $50 nnsed from
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

Latest figures given out by the %
lice department OF San Francisco
shows that there are 1896 jftne,
busses in operation there.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

Striking laborers at the plant OF the
Armour Fertilizer Chemical company
at Roosevelt, ". T., have won the
fight for restoration Of the So a day
wage, which was reduced TO $l.oo.
The Armour plant is one Of three in
volved in the strike in which nineteen
strikers yer shot by deputy sherlrs
on January 10.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

When the court which is trying
LOO men accused of election frauds
adjourned at Pikeville, KY, there had
been made eight additional convic-
tons, ten cases were dismissed, one
indictment was remanded to the next
grand jury because OF defect in its
drawing. another was ~quashed and In
4 third the jury failed to agree.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

The British government has accept
I'd m offer by Australia TO furnish
another expeditionary force Of 10000
men. This force liz In addition to the
reinforcement OF 1000 men provided
monthly.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

A . result of Germans cuniscation
sf grain and flour TO conserve the n
yon's food supply, the British fleet
tas been ordered to treat cargoes Of
grain and flour destined for Germany
md Austria Is conditional contra
hand and subject to seizure.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

The Russian naval arm has been
coming mere prominently into the
war OF late, and Russia officially re
poets tbs sinking OF q German or
pedo boat by q Russian submarine of
Cape Moen, Denmark.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

The sea mine = . problem even
Gftsr Il has been washed ashore, and
for those who must destroy It this
terrible enemy OF shipping offers the
same danger It does to the Of
The vessel II haDDans to wreck
writes an AmseerdaQ correspondent
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

Starvation Ia facing inhabitants u
Sonora, Mexico, south OF the interna
t1OnaI border. Floods have destroyed
nearly all the crops.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

Fred A. Hines Of Los Angeles, CAL,
past imperial ~potentate Of the A. A.
O.. ". Of Mystic Shrfners OF North
America. died at Scranton, Pa
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-12

Reports from Berlin say that a Sec
pnd German war loan probably wh be
issued the first of March and on IA
vorable terms as, it Is asserted, the
condition Of the money market is ex-
ceptionally good.
Evening journal., 1915-09-30

So white enameled Bedsteads. S..
SOC and 75c Corset-covcrs, at 25c.
Embroidery and lace yokes.
Women's 81 and SIPS long Petit
coats. at soc; deep embroidery
ilounces.
81 to s. C-B Corsets, slight sec
onds. at 75c.
Soc Bust Confners, at 2Sc.
$3.50 quadruple-plated silver
Pudding Dishes, AZ So.
Sl.5O quadruplc-plated silver
Candlesticks. at 81. Colonial de-
signs.
25c to 3Sc shadow Laees, at iSe
a yard
SC 70 &c all-linen Torchon Laces,
at Sc a yard.
Soc gold-hlled Bangle Bracelets
at 2Sc; misses aud women's sizes.
l2Ec fine White Lawn, 40-inch,
al SC. Mill lengths.
SIPS brocaded lining Satin. So
inch, al 75e.
$3.50 to 50 black walrus Travel
ing Bags, at S4.65; sizes 10, lS-.
20-inch.
Evening journal., 1915-09-30
IN THE SUBWAY STORE

Si2 Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, at
So; gold spray pattern.
1000 7c 20 zoe odd Decorated
Plates, at &c 90 7e each; all sizes.
50 thin white porcelain Dinner
Sets. 100 pieces, at s5.25. Slight inn
projections.
s. cottage Dinner Sets, 4S pieces,
at S2.75.
5000 yards Of S5c Dress Poplin,
36-inch, at 3sc; colors and black.
$50 yards OF 81 Duchesse Messa-
line, 36-iuch, az 6sc-blaek only.
7sc black Storm Serge, 5O-inoh,
at soc.
81 black Diagonal, 50-inoh, at CSC.
Women's S275 Bath Robes, at
S1.SS. OF blanket-cioth. SATIN TRIM
ming.
75c and 81 House Dresses, at
35c.
Sc 70 l0c Embroidery Edging
at &c and SC. For trimming chill
dren's dresses aud underwear.
25c and SOC Oriental Lace
Nestees. at i2Izc.
35c Embroidery Fiouncing, IS
inch, al l5c a yard.
81 feather Pillows. at 6oc.
Evening journal., 1915-09-30

Boys $3.50 winter Norfolk Suits,
at SASS: two pairs of Knickerbock-
crs.
Boys 81 fall Norfolk Suits. at
S2.45; two pairs OF Knickerbockers
Mems Soc Silk Socks, at 2Sc;
sizes as they run; seconds from a
good mill
Boys and girls 81 20 Sl.50 sam
pie Vests. Drawers and Union
Suits. AZ CSC. Sizes as they run.
Womers 51c Hosiery, az 25c.
Many fancy sls csiTs; some sec
onds
Women ~ sul $50 Hosiery, az
ise. s.cortl msry fancy coi0red.
o pairs ior S.
Children c ots feecsd vests
and pa1isi.fs ~ 1fcs sixes 2 ~ IS
years; at one crlcs
Womer'f 3tf u ~ trerrr Vests
and Drawers. ~ ~. Regular and
extra sizes. some seconds.
Mems 81 Shirts. AZ Ssc: cotton
pongcc: ncgh9c. soft cuff
Mems Zsc and soc Fonr-in-hand
Ties. a. i21zc; makers surplus
Evening journal., 1915-09-30

Sturdy cotton crash Toweling, At
S5se a yard.
Soc Table Damask, at 3Se a yard,
72-inch; satin finish, six handsome
designs, slight seconds, nothing TO
hurt.
1000 mems and womens 81 and
Sl25 Umbrellas. at Csc; American
taffeta. tape edge; case and tassel.
Sl7 Tapestry Rugs, 9Nl2, at
Sl1.5o.
So Administer Rugs, 9xl2, at
$3.50.
400 stamped SOC Turkish Towels
al CSC.
65c stamped Nightgowns. az 38c.
1900 infants S5c 10 81 Caps and
Hats. at 25c; cream and colors; for
ages 8 months TO o years
Babies Soc White Dresses. at
2sc: fancy lace and tucked yokes;
o months 10 3 years
Smart Sailors and Turbans. at
Sl.os.
The new Turban Veil Hat at
SOS.
81 ail-wool Panama. s0-inoh, at
soc a yard. Good color line, plenty
OF navy blue.
Evening journal., 1915-09-30

Sl50 au-wool Granito-Cloth, 54-
inch. at 7sc a yard. Green. browl,
garnet and navy.
6Oc TO 90c Sheets. slight seconds,
at 3sc and 4Sc.
zoe TO soc Pillow Cases. at 121se.
Soc Collar-and-Cuff Sets, at 2Sc.
Sl.o5 to S Blankets, new felt I'M
ish. some plaids at Si.so and S3.oS.
5000 pairs OF SOC iashable fabric
Gloves, 2-clasp, at SSc. White and
gray.
ST aud Sl.25 kid Gloves. at ssc.
PiQuc-scwn.
50 70 $3.50 Irish Point Lace Cur
iains, az 50 pair; slight seconds.
40c 10 Sl.25 Scrim and Lace Cur
tains. at 25c each; 1000 strips; can
be matched into pairs.
10000 pieces OF odd Decorated
Dinnerwarc. al DC 10 i0c each A
factory close-out--an average OF ?
20 4 pieces for price Of one.
81 for 81 2-handled cut glass
Nappies.
$3.50 cut glass Spoon, Jelly or
Bonbon Dishes. at 7So.
81 tall footed Compotes, floral
cut, al Sl.50.
Evening journal., 1915-09-30
For Misses and Young Women

For Misses and Young Women
S23.7s for S2975 Suits OF poplin
Slo.75 for SIS fur trimmed Suits.
Si375 for SlS75 winter Coats-very stylish.
S1375 for Slo75 winter Coats of zibeline.
SIS for $3.50 to SIS winter Coats for girls Of
@ to H.
So for IS 10 $50 Dresses-ior girls of TO IA.
SIS for boys $3.50 and $3.50 Overcoats-
blue chinchiia and fancy overcoatings. For
| ages 3 to l2
SIS for $3.50 blue serge Norfolk Suits with
extra pair OF full-lined knickerbockers, for
| bows OF o to is.
Mems $25 Silk-lined Suits at $17.50
Mems SIS Sill-lined Chesterfield
Overcoats at $17.50
81 a yard for s. Chippeudaie Velour, Sofia,
for draperes ColOrs.
Evening journal., 1915-09-30

35c mill remnants OF sateen. at
l5c yard. Seconds"
IS cane Suit Cases, at s2.ss;
straps all around; "a and 26-inch.
2S0O new 81 to Sl.5O Hand Bags,
at 55c.
So Trunks, at Ss.6S; dress and
steamer: straps around.
55c TO 81 antique standing
Frames and Pictures, at isc. About
post card size and larger.
$3.50 hand-colored religious,
landscapes and heads, framed, at
Sl.65. Large size.
Mems $50 TO s. Soft Hats. at
81. Makers samples.
Mems and boys SOC and 75c
Caps, at z5c. Made of ends OF suit
ings.
zoe all-silk moirc and tsffeta Rib
bons, 4-inch. at 10c a yard.
30c taffeta Ribbon, Az inch;
Roman edge; at i6c.
Six Sc spools of John ]. Clark
200-yard Machine Cotton for l2c.
Six Sc Turknit Face Cloths for
22c.
Evening journal., 1915-09-30

Womcns and misses $3.50 and
Slo.S0 Suits. at SIS and Sllo5.
Women's and misses $3.50 and
SOS Goats. az S3.85 and IS.
Women's and misses S7.95 and
$40 Goats, at IS and S6.75.
Womcn's 50 and $3.50 Skirts. at
81 and sos.
Girls $3.50 and s. Coats. al s..
Girls So and 81 Dresses. serge,
at s1.75.
Men and young mems SIS Suits,
az Sl0.so.
Mems and young mems SIS
Overcoats, AZ SlO.50.
Mems $3.50 Trousers. az 81.
Sl.2s Houses Of yoilc. at csc.
50 and $3.50 crepe de Chine
Blouscs. AZ 81.
Mems 50 fall Shoes. az Si.os.
Meas $3.50 end 81 iali Shoes, al
fz<5.
Women's $50 20 $3.50 shoes. a,
Si9s.
ciiidren's $50 school SHOES. a,
VI
Evening journal., 1915-09-30

Si9.ss Tor mems $50 Peerless Bicycles.
SIS for $3.50 Royal Wilton Rugs, S3NlO;0
feet.
So a yard for $3.50 to 50 Dress Silks
possible because foremost silk maker had to
hqudate. An are fashionable.
81 a yard for IS Peau de Chine, in street
| shades.
S28 for $40 Royal Wilton Rugs, 9Nl2 feet
$3.50 for S2o.50 and S3l.50 Body Brussels,
oxi2 feet.
6oc a yard for Sl5O upholstery Popn, 50-n.
Sl4 a pair for SIS bordcrcd Velour Curtains.
Hand Bags--the fashionable shapes and |
sorts-$6500 worth TO be sold for 5000. /
Prices SOC. 7sc, 81. $1.6s, Sl9s and $2.os.
ssc a yard for sc warp-prnt Ribbons. new
and most fashionable
csc for Sl.75 ready to-wear Velvet Hats Black
and colOrs.
Evening journal., 1915-09-30

o5e for Sl50 to So W. B. Corsets.
Csc for Sl50 Bust Con6ners
$3.50 for S. and 50 winter Coats, for little
| tots of 2 10 o years
65o for 81 and SIPS envelope Chemise and
Combinations
S2ss for IS, SO, 81 and $3.50 Petticoats OF
taheta. messalinc and ierscy-cloth.
Sl6.50 for $50 Baby Coaches--reed, white
cnameed; almost all that any babys mother
could wish for.
1900 Newly Trimmed Hats at IS, SO and |
$3.50
Velvet beaver and beaver-cloth sailors, |
English walking Hats, Four Cornered and
fancy Ircornes
l2JSe pair for the 25c Melba Dress Shields.
50 for $3.50 Ostrich Feather Boas-the rage Of
the season.
Evening journal., 1915-09-30

Cb Delivery Service Tuesdays Thurs
days snd sstsyMsreus Hook Linwood Heights
cooo may be D. This sgpsrssdss delivery
Evening journal., 1915-09-30

zsc for womens SOC linen hemstitched Hand
kerchefs
isc for mems 25c linen hemsttched Hand
kerchefs
45c yard for 75c and 81 Flouneings.
SIS for $40 ivory-grain Improved celuloid)
Toilet Sets OF eleven pieces
7Sc for 81 50 Hair Brushes
7sc yard for ST tailor's lining Satin.
2se ward for CSC Null Lining 36-in.
1000 Umbrellas-mens and women's-all-
| silk and union taffeta, at S2-vaues $3 and S.
Sl2s a yard for Sl.50 Irish Table Damask-
with no hope of buying it at present prices
Clarks O. ~ T. Spool Cotton, 45c dozen
spoos-not more than dozen 10 one customer.
Sil5 pair Tor women's $ls0 81 and $3.50
| Kid and Iambskin Gloves 2-olasp. Twelve
| thousand pairs.
7sc Tor 81 so Ostrich Pompons
Evening journal., 1915-09-30
Women's Stylish Fall Garments

lu-f single hints from scores
SIS for w0mcns Fur-trimmcd Goats.
SIS ior wome1's coats OF real English ma
fcrs7Is
sz5 igr s+5 Broadcioth Suits--shk lined coat |
sai heavy inierlined iur collar and cuffs; fur |
band af bottom 0i coat.
$50 .or choice Ut twelve styles oi womcns
suits. after Paris models
tz.ss irr corlrrOy-Vcirct separate Skirts.
tz5 ior really beautiful Silk Dresses--black
afal r..lors
Fifteen hundred Shirt-Nsists of silk crepe
re Cii1e-fe.ii ahife navy and biack-at g.
ssc yard ior sis0 a-eool navy blue Cheyiot.
81 a yard Tor s. silk ani-wool Crepe Faio.
l21zc a yard for SOC cotton Eponge-for home
dresses Ncw fall shades. Limited quantity;
therefore no samples can be sent
i21lc a yard FOR zoe White Lawn 40-n.
Evening journal., 1915-09-30

S the best and trueSt DESCRIPTIVE word.
The Sale opens Friday morning
Day by day, the month rolls there will be numerous
illustrative prices printed But always the will show
times bargains.
Every section on every floor interested this movement
every aisle leads opportunity supply want at some
saving price
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-22
MAKES FORMAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
AT THE COLLEGE

Hanover. y. H.. Nov. 21-Formal an
nouncement Of his resignation a. pres
ident of Dartmouth college, was made
by Dr.. Ernest Fox Nichols 10 the fac
ulty and students at the afternoon
chapel today. When the regular pro-
gram was concluded, President Nichols
arose and read the letter Of resisna-
ton which he had sent to the trustees
The announcement came as surprise
and shock to his audience as a few
aside from the administrative officials
were aware Of the presidents deter
mination TO retire. When the rea.ling
was finished there was silence for a
brief interval. and then the service was
formally closed.
The attendance was unusually large.
as an intimation was given to the un-
dergraduates yesterday that the service
would be OF especial importance when
ii was announced that il would be held
in Webster hall. instead Of the chapel
and that faculty members and admins
trative officers well as students were
requested to be present