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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1915-12-07
Atheneum to Give Play
To Replenish Treasury

"ZarguetR." two-act Spanish COM
edy. will be presented In Spanish by the
members OF the Spanish American Ath-
eneum at Rauscher's this evening to
increase the funds of the Atheneum.
The cast will be made up residents Of
Washington who are r'embers OF the
organization. the leading role being
played by Mrs. I.osaria Monuz Morri-
con. widow OF Prof. w. F.. Morrison,
who was instructor In modern lam
guaSes at the Naval Academy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1915-12-07
ToDAY'S BEST FILMS
By GARDNER MACK.

Frank keenan,, in "The Coward" d.
rected by Thomas H. Ince, and, Ed
die Foy and family. in "A Favorite
Fool" directed by Mack Sonnet
TRIANGLE Films). the Garden. 423
Ninth street.
Pauline Frederick. in "zaza" ga
nous Playersl, the Leader, Ninth
between p and # etreets
Theodore Roberts. in "Mr. Grex OF
Monte Carlo" adapted from the
story bV K. Phillips Oppenhelm
tLaSky1. Loew',S Columbia. TWelfth
and r streets.
wife" (Fox Film Company, Gran
dalPs. Ninth and e streets.
Florence Reed, in AT Bay" adapted
from the play by George Scar
borough (PAthe). the Strand. Ninth
Ethel Grey Terry. Helen Tracey. and
Frederick Lewis. in Bought"
Apollo. GA II street northeast.
THE Kingdom Of Noseyland" CUni-
versaD. the Alhambra, 519 Seventh
.'The Torrent dIniversaD. the Gsor-
gla, sl22 Georgia avenue.
Edith Storey. in .'The Dust OF
Harold MRcGrath (VitaRraph). the
Masonic Auditorium. Thirteenth
street ard New York avenue,
"a Woman without a Soul" CBio-
graph. the Colonial, s27 Pennsyl-
Vania avenue.
Arthur Donaldson and Beulah Point
ar. IN Hearts Of Men" (WoTld
Film Corp, the Olympic. ll2l U
"TSe Second Son" CEdIson). the Re-
we're. Georgia avenue and Park
road, ,'t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1915-12-07

Note--these selections are made
from programs prepared by the
and no responsibility IL assumed for
nrhitraTY changes without notice TO
The Times. They are based on the
personality 81 the players and the
producing company and not PER
Ronal imposition, except IN special
cases. q. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
DECREASE in RABIES
CREDITED TO MUZZLE
Health Board Reports That
Unpopular Measure Has
One Good Result.

H. M report Of the Board Of Health
i e interesting To- ru'e tuIt from Sep
temner !. 1874. :, S-prcnber /. lala t,ne
ordinauc- relative u muzziips dog wien
al large br.ng IN effect during that
timed. rabies dropped In dogs from 3lN
IN 1914 to only ntty-avc in 1915, and in
human be.rEs from GIT IN 1874 10 n
In 1915. During the iirst year OF muL-
zi!ng all dogs. there were 71S :cve' dog
bites reported to the Board Of Health
than during tine previous year.
Durin. the year there vr.e 4J,l36
dogs collected and destroyed 0y the
\. : .. -. A. Thes. We're TO- -" ~ -
part ,-lJr homeless animals which vrr'
uncarea fpr tud roanled the streets at
vii. g. the Eprka way section alone a
la rye nlmber Of dogs We're gathered up
after thu summer residents mad returned
10 the city. y heartIess habit = keeping
I. dog during the summer and then
upon return - the CITY leaving T. home
less ard Starving. These dogs form a
band and become a inenacr I" property.
They become gauut. half starved hruteS
and are liable - attack any orc or any
thing.
The \. :. T.. c \. collects all that can
be found and puts them out OF their
misery, hut u III" pee ." won Of be :
little t|hough;ful and not cave the poor
animals to shin tor tntT-r."'- q great
benefit would he lone. II they do NOT
want them il IL N easy matter 20 noti'y
tn. society and ~ val TAX che. :" ~
the dog AZ once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
DICK DE LUXE MAKES MARK.
Ills Progeny Are >rnri, All Dogs
Of splendid Quality.

\ French bulldog stud which j. caus-
lng a furore among breeders by con-
sls,ently string puppies Of great quality
is Dick DE Luxe, d son oI the famous
champion. Or. De Luxe, owned by Will
lam Bruggemann. Dick H. a massive
dark briudlr. with great bone and "A
good head. and he eNce!s IN throwing
puppies with good head., bonc and tails.
There are over ffty puppies out sired
by this do2 during the past summer,
and many Of them are promising. DICK
claims one VI the best pedigrees extant,
az his sire has been u famous winner
while his dam. Beau Beau, "A daughter
of Young Hugo. also enjoyed a most
successful! show career. Mr.. Brug2e
mann IL an enthusia site breeder Of
Trenches. and his kennel on Staten ISL
and houses many good ones. Besides
the bright particular star nf the enn-l
there Is Boulevardi"r, o son OF his, and
many We'll bred brood matrons, Brug-
gcmanu j. "A member % the Long Island
Kennel Club and the French Bulldog
clu Of America. In the former organ
ilatiun n. is tho treasurer and j. active
In all CLUB Affairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
HUNTING PACKS FEEL
EFFECTS OF THE WAR
Women Take Places Of Their
Husbands as Masters Of
the Hounds.

For he second year .r SUCCESSION ne
var D. causing many strange happenings
N the hunting world IN England. ami he
majority Of 'h- masters are following
the dogs Of war and have delegated
their more peaceful duties for the time
being 20 their wives or friends some,
uuhapply. like capt !. T. Lougt"ld.
the joint master Of he IuhallDv. have
beer killed IA acton. xnilr Others axe
or have been prisoner IN GERMAN. %
iu fac; u would h- difficult To md a
man ot military age III aud available
IN tao hUitt.uc field today either az .
follower of hounds or an Official.
Some hunts indeed Will NOT coin- rtt
a, all wh... the var lasts. and IN not a
few ca SEES his European imoroglip hts
caused a PACK - be given up or dis
ps rs-l. Proltp,y never ho'oTe nave there
b, en- 50 mans lady masters of hounds q.
Their. ay. This season. IN he -r"t, u.t-
forty ~ cases taxing command dur
ing ,h..r husbands absence. as .tre1d,
rema fked. and hdui secretaries and aunt
servants have also gou" % the VARS -.
great numbers. win the result that ~
4 very large number Of Instances sub
st!tu'es have % be found, very often Fr
amateur replacing Il professional for me
time being.
The various hunts arc Oe nc carried
on not - a means 81 aNoriing pleasure.
bur az 4 duty 20 q. ner- who desire -
see the stock OF foxes kept In moderate
bound. and also 20 give "A pleasant da'
TO those soldiers Tho wheu home on
leave may l.. DESTROYS 81 having a day
with m" hound- once more In the ma
,or'tj OF cases the nump-t o. hounds IT,
. puck has been reduced, as also has The
number of days. and g. T. well known
'ha, tho military authorities hav" draw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
TAYLOR BEST
IN BROOKLYN SHOW
Boston Terrier Win. Chief
Trophy at Fixture Held by
Long Island Club.

4 thr regular monthly match meet
iug Of the L.oag Island keuUr! c.ub. held
Frids evening IN the CLUB roou.s. Nevins
stree. BrOukly., e large number OF
members turned up. Most of them
bruugh, their dogs and the classes Were
well filled Mr. r Dix Tayiors boston
terrier Alice Taylor was Hdjudged best
GDg pf either sex iu ;h- snO". She i a
beautifully marked. trapp, little dog
and "a the product u i've generations o:
breeding 10y Mis-. Tdy.tr.
Among the other dogs Of merit present
Mere George - earnings French bull
dog General HUNKS Dream, w.ich Won
the best OF is tre-d. FiiDk : Stern
uergs imported Ieke MoOnstpne oil
Already. = good type which was best %
he breed. and two exceptionally ~ JiH.s-
ing Boston terrier puppies brought out
by the Riv.urpyd Kennels. They are
both beautiful headed pups OF = ricn
dark hr.rdl- hui. say screw tails. snort
backs and go iic- have "y.rytnirg n"c.s-
sary -" max" future winners. The
award
F.king's" AMI JApanc,e Pupptes-W Won
.-cani. Mr.. " Dlnuis olsen. Fekinse-4
.hird, Mrs. cA,n0er-'s cherry Blossom.
Frcn,h BuliipV Purp,ss-wou D. \. r.
R.chards- Urrnlu. second. NJ V-!r- IIzu.
French Bulldog On'u DOG ana Bitths-
Won ~ 1-Org" O. 'anuing's Genera
Hunks Dream. second. william BrIgs~-
English TOY SpAnl-.-won hy william
Ar'z's Peer Gyn.. 'r,ond. Mra Lesiir
Artk- Rob ROY
boston Terrier. ptppi.s-wnu hy Raven
r'yi kennel. H'verroyd. Res"ry ',-oni.
= DiN rayiprs peer Taylor
fosi"n T"rti"r. open Dos aud BIT he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
KENNEL CLUB RULE
PUZZLING TO MANY
New Regulations in Regard to
Registration Cause Host
Of Inquiries.
PLAN Is SIMPLE ONE

Since tho American Kenn.l cub sent
out notice that only logs the sire and
dam OF which bo>h are registered IN
the \. n. g. stud book would he eligible
to registration after January I. 1916.
a great many letters have been re-
ceived asking the rules governing regis
~trat.on. address Of the A. X. &. and
whether 4 wls true that no dog born
before January I would be eligible
to registration unless proper notice was
mailed To- Kennel club by this datc.
The rules under which a dog may be
registered In tha American Kennel club
ar:
/ Aue-i,an bred log. are only rlE,.
D., v'--Ie ~ thc previous r@Ei-trtt.on "t
n"'1 .ir" md dam In n" America" ke"-
Fo-elrn bred dos- ar" only ~..,sio.c
'h"ir ped gre, ctu W ,~'tnifhTd t"-
Aay lmeVrted log registered IN ~"
f.ne ish ,;ii hook must retain IT, Ensl'l
~egi.tsreI rhino t1lIoNed ny Ems > un"u
tpp'y'us f"r registration 'u the Nm"ri an
F'urc. Ciub s'ud book
3 The b--etI-l ~ 8 Dog f. 'n" pHrson
Ni't"r owning or leasing Tive 9i''u 81 iu'
y" rrarse .u ,A~ -er-;,re1 r.no 4
a log wi 10" p4 .ni''- af."r p''"Wo"' 81
8 u ch'rE'rs "'1-r-h.p ~" %"r'E,Ha
sud book number vHI H' r"'''n'd. and r
r--.ri-,--e'l t,e dos ~ 80 'rte' 20
suH-"gu"u' '"Iume Il IN" stut t'- x Ih.
~ "a" ~ ,u "rjEutl r"st-s-a'ion.
: ~ lppIvinG 20 chang ~ name "-
ownership -" "rlg'ua+ regi''r, r"r'ipt
v-rperIE irl"rs-i uI-' h' re'urn-f
- krunei nam" "N 90 r~-'"gu, et .N
connection wl'H ~" oa n---b'r or '- . ing
20 A dog unless such ka1u- name fa~
zen. pr" .tous r-E'.'@r". 'ia I'd. Amor.
rs0 heu'e. cub anu approved 0t .h" stlI
nook comm .''..
Al dog ahelp,d prior to January l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
BRIEF BITS OF KENNEL NEWS.


Tn winning % an America. i"E 'r
England always o.. Watched wl'h more
'a'u pts..Hg !a:'r'-' ny "a t.u,lers ia
"a ~N"-h'f' IN "a" '',s'''A 10: La
N.rr '',N' 30 az '"s
l4f'N''' i'N"' NFs " Nt'-r'@ ~
ra' iie'paii a." N.th'n1 ~, i''i
'~! o. y on "i hampton III -'','s
.' a. .''r rntnn nan
my 1't"b 49,
M 'L' ~ Do 90 mem ne a." zone
''i' N' Winning
E,r.s Indications age that 'h" rpulue
-1HN ~ 't- Eastern Dig club, - b. held
e. B'-,on during Thanhsg.'!ug N'eN. w..
sIflH', -' e'"-r 4na.'s ned D ihl-
e. 80 H. --.HW.'''- "'rk!as harl -
- -"-'' 81" AMI '"e goa ''''' AZ
q ''' P'' -"'"
n" iHf.'4-'p0.H Boston Terrier club
ST.. h'.d innlA. aP" it.ty sh'" Janu-
sss d.. 1880 10; or~ % he large hu.".-
u Fhi.Al'lpA.i. tn N!l! be She a:th
'E't. ~ '''' ''. muse t' pa
,n' ' .'' .''' a ,'"
~ ''"I 10 ..'', 49, 80 ="
- ''' '". a. = 4. "as "'u
- +'r'"'' -
mo- .",. ''"rrs. ih.n'As ~ H''i'''
' MS
Ia" f"Gite"n puma Wet HIghI'ui 'sr-
re- " 20" N!-hf "N"r.' by NJ, g l."
- '' ~ ~. 49, E'".'.,' -, KTn-
800
r'I ,stl H. ..,. -
'" 49,. -, =, 80"
$3.50 '''''
"''' ''''
''t9 "t ihr !~a''ufe. %: n coming No
60" I"E'!eE 90 ~ Nwy. ',' -p-t't!'F
show 20 "r h''' N" Ma pip on 10
'e'' '""' ~ r'h i'','' 'r4"b
80 ne
I'm ~ "a , w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
BOSTON SHOW SUCCESSFUL.
breed Is Becoming True IN Uni
form and Correct Tyne.

With over '5o dogs connecting and a
record attendance, the annual show ~
the Boston Terrier Tub Of America
held recently at Boston agar demon
strated tnat tn great little American
dog is in the front rank n popularity
with dog breeders.
This show was enough to convince the
most sceptical that the Boston Terrier
now has passed beyond the stage in
w.. - thor" yer" MANI different types.
and is now established as , breed that
II becoming true to a ulifprm correct
type. There We're few poor headed logs
in the show. color aad markings were
almost universally correct. and the only
fault that needs u remedy now is n
tendency of a majority OF the exhibits
to roach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

Miss l.. Harbeseu of Bergen street.
BROOKLYN, has hal very great success
as II breeder of Japanese spanicls. \
particularly good litter Is being reared
At these kennels. shire, Miss Harhe-
sens well known blue ribbon matron,
I. The mother Of the puppies, and Mrs.
Mu"dys Miktdo, last years Madison
Square Garden winner. - the sire. Miss
Harhesen deNotes all her time to the
care and breeding Of these charming
little toy dogs. From time to time she
imports the best Of stock direct from
Japan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

TIL Drewsione Kennels famous light
weight English bulldog Glby Deslys,
which has been "A consistent winner OF
American bred honors at all of tn. lars-
so shows, ia NOW a run H-ltsd rItn-
pion. BY Winning At the t.astou snow
last week she acquired the points neces-
sary for this rating in the American
Kennel CLUB, stud book, Gaby is an
exceptionally good one with q grand
head and snort coupled body. She was
bred by Arthur iierIfeld u Alilnar Ken
mel fame and it, by Mostun Squire out
OF Allinar Bess.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

\ new Sea!yham ina; has cau,ui
no end oil favorr BILE comment since
making It's debut AT D%anJury IL +.
Robinson Boards Roamcr, a good one
built ON sturdy lines, with a dense hard
the desired size and . game
shower, The Sealyham terrier is gain
ing In public favor ZACH day md at
the Danbury fixture the number en-
tered was n close second I the Are.
dale entry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

The second meeting az the To- Dog
club OF New York will take place on
Friday In the winter garden ~ the Nc
Alpin Hotel. The club opened its season
a~uspiciOuIly Il week < and tine fort
nightly matches t. be held throughout
the winter promise 20 Prove popular
with dog 'anc!ers. \ handsome lot of
trophies are being offered and the com
mitIee IL cndeavoring - pick judges
who are competent and who vii. brin.
out "A representative entry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

L!ttsrs OF ten, lively. and sometimes
puppies are heard OF once in
u while, bu. the record fov large l!tters
was reached recently when the Oak
Ridge Kennels German Shepherd dog
Won Madgcburu whelped seven
teen live, healthy puppies. l'rigga's
last litter numbered thirteen and was
thought TO he a record for the breed,
but 80 az TO he sure and establish "A
high water mark she increased this
number 10y four In her latest sam.!y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

Mrs. a. Il Challr5'aH of Flltbu,A
has added - her we'll known 1aptu".-
spd.ic. kennels some good P~-N.rEa.e
and Hoiucriri1us At least nifty logs.
nostl" japanese %spani,ls, arc TO he seen
In the Oriental Kennels owned b. this
taa,irr From tt- hcs. uf imported
stoyh, Mrs. Chadurtidu has bred a
grand collection Of these attractive toy
lOys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

,aii ~ wa the Oes. attended show
that NJ has ever known" TIL. proves
that :Gs uulldo. still hold. an ciy!aLl.
pla = IN the hearts Of IN" dog iOiiuy
public. As Las been stated. Their. Her.
4 large HguD.- 81 new n,tuIs in tn.
breed and this -uuws . healthy stat.
~ affairs. for interest M e breed H. never
81 dormant a. When there are ~ new
breeders taking up the game and s.s.y ing
to get dogs which An Mn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
KENNEL DIRECTORY
FOX TERRIERS.

The I'm ported Wire
Iairpd FoS Terrier
, stud WIrcbOS NJ
P.hgntOn, Fec SO.
CT. Raby Dazzle.
r~, SIS. The Sensa-
,io,, Of gland and
America.
RiJ Sc~a Baffier. Foe
$40. Full Brother to Ch.
Rally DayIi-r. ridge.
aay >utcrscker. Fee
...n Sas Cean
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

On. Raby tbassi~r.
winner. Rtdgeway
On. kaby Daxxier. v
Pomeraniaps at -
Nugget.
ana rare guautt.
5-pOund
Big internsti0na y
impaired English ~
Nay lain scraft. 4 y
end Amtrica. Grow
for Sale at AL III
OGINTACD. Ow ne
Kennel Manager. Y
Long isla nd. -. y
Phone 2i5t ftushtul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

iog and big English
pas1er. Rect son 0f
g $40. The I'm ported
Rid se~ay Black
black. lProtuss coat
zee SIS. kidgewas
arg shaded -sbie.
DpeT. Zee a?o. no
at stud. Ridge.
Ix Winner In tngtand
n S,ock and Puppies
mes. GEORGE. W..
!. Charlie. Button.
a.. kOx 81 Ray side,
lRtdgeway kennels.
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Dollar Day Basement Specials

Sloo can hard drying liquid floor wax for hardwood
floors. Dollar Day Special ..,............. S1.OO
Si-'o adjustable hack saw frames and seven extra
blades. Dollar Day Special ............... S1.OO
Sl2O pair ball bearing adjustable roller skates Dol
NFNN'e4 -
SLY carpenter squares. Dollar Day Special ST 90
Wagners cast aluminium rice boilers 4ouart Berlin
saucePans steamers and egg poachers, roasting pans
SI7O to $500 values Dollar Day Special choice of
-' - .'............. S1.OO
SI55 garbage cans. Dollar Day Special =. StOO
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Dollar Day China Specials

$500 chocolate sets IS pieces. Dollar Day Special.
$780, ST 90
Sl98 lemonade sets, pieces. Dollar Day Special
S1.OO
S!9S tea sets, IS pieces. Dollar Day Special ST 90
Sl3o sugar and cream sets, 5 pieces. Dollar Dav
SPECIAL :................. ............. ST 90
Sl9o bureau SETS pieces. Dollar Day Special
S1.OO
SlI5 celery sets, pieces. Dollar Day Special
Sl25 nut sets, pieces. Dollar Day Special ST 90
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Dollar Specials In Footwear

Boys S1.50 black kidskn shoes, heavy stitched
soes, sizes 81 to 1877. Dollar Day Special . ST 90
Boys $500 patent colt black kidskn and gun metal
calf blucher oXfords Dollar Day Special -. ST 90
Women's $3.50 patent colt and gun metal calf pumps
and Colonals. Dollar Day Special ...:...... ST 90
Misses Sl50 black kid lace school Shoes sizes liz
Children's SIPS gun metal calf button shoes wide
toes, sizes 81 to II. Dollar Day Special -. ST 90
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Toilet Sets

White celluoid brush, comb and mirror sets, 81 so
value Dollar Day Special .............. :. 81 90
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Women's Neckwear

Nenise lace collar and cuff sets in white and ecru
values to $3.50 Dollar Day Special set 80. 81 90
Sl.o0 and Sl25 lace guimpes with high or low necks
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Combination $l.OO Offerings In the Grocery
Section
Mems and Women's Hosiery

Mems 3oc and SOC silk hose seamless; black and
navy. Dollar Day Special, for ........... ST 90
Women's S150 black silk hose, fashioned feet deem
garter tops. Dollar Day Special ........ ST 90
Women's 79c and S1.Oo thread silk hose. black and
colors fashioned feet all silk and silk with Isle GAR
ter tops. Dollar Day Special 2 for . 700
Women's Soc fancy boot silk hose Dollar Dav Spe
cial, for. or................. . Sf M
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Long Silk Girdles

$500 to $500 long silk girdles with tassel ends
Dollar Day Special ........................ S1.OO
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Fancy Tafeta Ribbon

Fancy striped satin taffeta Ribbon inches wide
pink, white. light blue Maise, old rose Copenhagen
and a violet '9c values Dollar Day Special, yards
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Fancy Linens

$l39 scarfs and squares, plain linen scarfs and open
work squares. Dollar Day Special ........ $1.OO
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edge. Dollar Day Special ................. 81.
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Good Values in Linings

40c black Farmers Satine, SO inches. Dollar Day
Special, yards for 81 90
SOC brocade coat Innings 81 inches all shades. Dol
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Jewelry and Mesh Bags

Sl25 and 81 so German silver coin purses and mesh
bags. Dollar Day Special ................ ST 90
$1.50 solid gold top LaVallieres Dollar Day Spe-
c1al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............... ST 90
Sl.25 pearl bead necklaces with solid gold clasp
~
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Stamped Children's Dresses

Sl.25 to $500 dresses in pique and New Cloth,
stamped to be embroidered in white, pink and blue,
ready made, sizes to years Dollar Day Special
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Women's Vests and Union Suits

Sl.O0 white silk Isle sleeveless union suits knee
length. Dollar Day Special, for ......... ST 90
SOC white silk Isle sleeveless vests. Dollar Day
Special, 5 for .................... ST 90
Dives. Pomeroy Stewart Street Floor.
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Scissor Sets

Best steel scissors, button hole scissors and
broidery scissors. Dollar Day Special ..... ST .OO
Dives Pomeroy Stewart Floor, Front
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-23
Dollar Day Specials in
Silk Umbrellas

7 UMBRELLAS of piece-dyed silk taffeta in styles
~ for men and women, each umbrella has case and
tasse handles of boxwood mission and ebonoid $150
value. Special i'll the Dollar Day Sale Friday at ST OO
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-23
Rubber Springs

SIPS seamless rubber fountain syrnges. Dollar Day
SPNSAoi
Pomeroy Stewart Street Floor. Front
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-23
Dollar Day Specials in
Men, S Oxfords

CPECIAL lot of mems $3.50 patent colt blucher on
~ fords high toes with Goodyear weted soles,
broken sizes. Special in the Dollar Day Sale Friday,
at $1.OO.
Dives. POmerOy & Stewart Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-23
Hair Switches

Three separate stem style wavy hair switches p
and "a inches long good assortment of shades Dol
lar Day Special set of 3................... ST 90
Dives, Pomeroy Stewart Floor, Front.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-23
Carpet and Rugs

Sl25 to $3.50 rugs, 1896 inches and 27x6O inches
Dollar Day Special ..................... ST 90
S125 Administer carpet. Dollar Day Special yard,
$1.OO
$l25 Velvet carpet Dollar Day Special, yard ST .OO
Sl25 lnlaid Linoleum Dollar Day Special, square
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............. ST 90
Sl35 Crex Rugs, 36x72 inches. Dollar Day Special
$1.OO
SIPS cocoa mats. Dollar Day Special w ST 90
Dives Pomeroy Stewart Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-23
Scrirn Curtains

S1.25 to $500 Scrim curtains in cream and white
braid edge and insertion trimmed, 2H yards long.
Dollar Day Special, pair .................. ST 90
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-23
Women's S Kid Gloves

Two-clasp kid gloves in black, white and colors not
all Sizes Paris point and wide embroidery. Dollar
Day Special ................. ............ 81 90
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart. Street Floor Front
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-23
English Net Curtains

Sl.50 English Net Curtains in ecru, 21z yards long
Dollar Day Special, pair ................. ST 90
Dives, Pomeroy Stewart. Third
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-23
Silk Charmeuse

S1.69 charneuse, 40 inches wide; navy, black green
African brown, taupe and Copenhagen. Dollar Day
Dives. Pomeroy Stewart Street Floor.