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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08
AEROPLANES MADE IN THIS
COUNTRY FOR THE ALLIES

n N American was the father and
~ the United States was the BIRTH
q q place of the aeroplane. The
military nations of continental Europe,
in their steady and constant prepara-
ton for the war that broke out year
ago, saw in the aeroplane a new and
potent military agency. The United
States, being asleep in a military sense,
saw, of course, the military possibili-
ties of the aeroplane, but not being In
terested in military aids and agencies,
and believing that war between civil
lized nations could never redden the
world again, did not take hold Of the
aeroplane idea with anything like as
great vigor as the idea deserved, treat
ing the aeroplarie mainly as a thing for
sport and spectacle.
Because Of this situation and the gen.
eral interest and support of the aero.
plane in Europe, the United States lost
it's premiership in the industry. The
war has caused a change. and is caus-
ing further changes in this condition of
affairs. American national interest In
the aeroplane as defensive measure Is
becoming keen. perhaps it might ne
truly said that it already has become
keen, because OF the demonstration In
Europe that the flying machine has be-
come essential in successful war.
Another factor working toward the up
building of the aeroplane industry in
the United States and the restoration
Of American prestige in aviation Is the
magnitude of war orders in this coun-
try for aeroplanes and aeroplane mo-
tors. In two weeks 800 American made
aeroplanes were shipped to Europe. rep
resenting small part OF the orders In
this country by foreign governments
about three months ago. 1t Is said that
the output OF machines is steadily in
creasing. Fifty of the machines went
out on the ship Arabic and 200 went
out on the Baltic. Other ships also car
ried planes" They went to England.
France. Russia, Spain and Italy. Dur
ing the same period of two weeks 500
aero motors were shipped. from the
United States to belligerent countries.
plane motors are taxing the capacity Of
the aeroplane factories in the United
States, though that capacity has recent
ly been, multiplied many times, and is
constantly being enlarged.
It has lately been announced in Eng
land that plans for the purchase in this
country Of $16,O0O,000 worth of aero
matured. and in this fact an American
will ind strong. reminder that al
though the United States is supplying
aeroplanes for foreign countries. and
was the first to teach the world the art
of human flight, the American army and
navy are feeble in the matter Of these
machines. 1t was pointed out on proper
over the appropriation bills that the
army has twelve aeroplanes, some of
antique pattern, and that the Canal
Zone, Hawaii and the Philippines are
without air scouts or air scouting ma
chimes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08
VIRGINIA. ~
CMVTc CLASSIC SHORE,
LMvUH VIRGINIA
VIRGINIA,

ID. J.. GATCHELL, Prog.
Situated On river front: thoroughly modern: IN
outside rooms spacious porches; excellent cuisine:
bathing, boating and fishing unexcelled; private
dancing pavilion: rates. $40 per week. Send for
honh lnf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08
LEXINGTON

Pacific & Ark. ayes. Grounds with ten
mis- courts adJoin Beach. Only popular
priced hotel where GUESTS may go
from HOUSE to SURF in BATHING At
TIRE without using streets. which In
prOhibited. Use of BATH HOUSES and
care of suits FREE. RUNNING WATER
in rooms. ORCHESTRA. $3.50 and up
daily. IS to $3.50 weekly. American
plan. WHITE SERVICE. GARAGE.
Booklet. PAUL C. ROSECRANS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08
POTOMAC BEACHMTS,i;Hassa,s,ss,,
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.

01VP TWIN OAKS = CAMPING OUTFITS,
coot;nc utensils for rent Aug. 1-Sept. 8; shady
river-front lot and tent outfits for sale: gilt
edged Investment. Box IS, Star ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-08

MRS. g. TASKER, King George House.
LARGE porches; pleasant rooms; central Ioca-
ton; big front: 81 two; % per week. Dinner
on arrival from boat, Soc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-23

iter gollberpeloe, Der in 2onoon err
flarte, bob 9elgien fid beirn sSrie-
sensf1ln5 in pen @eiit 2nrentbllrgs
feben nfiiIfe ssSn 2urembnrg lit man
fid einig oariiber, baB 8eloiell ii1
iGon feit sssabren nit oieier MbiiAt
trng, obluol Der 8lan crit iest ans
Sageslidt fam.
Sn Der 9openbaeener 3eititns
Yolitifen" eripioert ser 0GniI1.
Sd)riftiteller @ranoes auf einen Brief
Glenenceaus. 8ranoes erff9rt. ST.
in Sranfrei1 perbreitete glnnabre.
haB 0dnenlarf fih beim 9reiperbanO
lsln Sdlestptg-SolItein betpefben iper,
&c, cine gan5 lino gar irrige lei. Geiil
9ane beae oas 8erlangen. Shlesipig-
Solitein ipieoer ititter bdniId)er Selr-
sihaft eeiteflt 5li ieben oenn oic
Shlesnig Soliteiner ieien beuf.
9eaitide, in Der Sprafe iotrol tpie
nah ibrer @eiini,l,ng. SIN MnIhlnB
an 0ieie Gusfiibrilnaea id,reiht Bran.
beg, odB Elm Sieg Der AIIiierten, neil
elm iolher anb elm rnliiiber Gieg
.n1dre, Der idiperfte GAloa fir bic
Qualification nno oie Greibeit guropas
iutire.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-23

Cine 9epeide aus gerIin meloet,
bak bic Nniien ans Memel pertrieben
HHe bon ben 9emtidem iuie6er ii6er
oie @rense geiagt ieien. Die Gent.
id)eH bdtten bic an Der Wrense aele.
gene rmififde Stabt aruttinaen Be.
tsieH anb batten 5000 9efanatus
befreit, iueIdle bic 9iniien nit fortge-
ldieppf batteu.
SH 8aridaa berrIdjt, iuie ans
SeoS gemelbet iuir6, gro6e ltnrnbc
Aue Breiie iinb in eridredember @e;.
ie seffie8en. See, 3nder, Sabaf nue
WebI TT iiberbanpt nidJt mebr III
betcmnten.
Die NadJridjt BON brm syall grse-
mBsls lit 6eitdtigt. glms gSien iuiro
semeloet: Rad piermumatlidjer
yelagermng lit Ersembsl NIT G6rem
sefnIlea. Ter gefeblsbaber hattie bic
8eifHHg erbalten, bic StaSt benz
5einbe In orei Sagen sm iibergebep,
neil BEL einem ansriff, ielbit iuenil
mon NIT ben 2ebensmittelm nod 10
iparIam mmeebe, bic StaSt fd) MIR
trei Gage balten f6nme. Ian mnr
0ter i'm Stambe, siir redten 3eit Die
gefeitigmngsiuerfe sm serit6rem, nrb
bic Mnnitiun nnb bic @eifiite nm.
6randbar 81 MAIDEN. Die aapitula-
ton Der Seitnns, init Der Die Irmec.
leitnns Tdlpm ieit Momaten gerednct
hnt, beeinflmkt bic allgemeine Gage
nidt." gsadl ben rniiiiden geridlten
fcn6 bic anpitnlatipn Der sseittna
am Wontas itatt, nadloem, ipie fri.
fer beridltet, Elm Gnsfaa Der Garui-
ion am Gamitas niisglift mar. Sei
eieIem glnsfall berbrandlten bic Cc-
lterreif)er cine llnmaiIe bon Mnni-
fiun, tuorams bic giniien entnahmen,
bos bic GGpitnlatiun in nadliter 3eit
Geberltebe nnb Sak bic Ceiferreider
perfdliuenbcriidl NIT ihrer Nmnitior
i,masnaem, lueiI fie 10 iuenis iuie mSg'
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Aus MerifO.

General Sbregon, Der friibere
8efeblsbaber Der garraltdiitas in oes
Sauptitaot, bot Gan 2uis Hotoii be-
iest hnb aiebt iest gegen Eampico.
Mian eriuartet allgemeirL and in
8aibington, oaB IN Der ndditen 3eit
bei Sanlpico ooer irgenotpo III
9oro-Merico aiif Dem @eee oort1in
cine entideioenoe 5dla6t gelblagca
tperoen tpiro.
- slns 8rotpnspille miro gelnel.
Get, Die 8eiaBnng bon Matamoros
Ihife iib ON Die Staot 5ll perIai5en.
Mniheineno polle man ale Streit-
frdfte Der Garran5iitas in SamaltIi-
pas BEL Santpieo 5uiafnmen8ieben
nno oesbalb lei Die Halinilng bon
Wtatamoros befoblen.
SIN Staatsoepartement 5u
@aibington lit man Der Mniidt, oa5
iid Die Gage in yueatan boIo beIiern
miro. Ser MangeI an glrbeitsfraf-
ten, Der Sailptgrltno, oaB oie Gd)iffc
niht belaoen iperoen fonnten, reb-
me ab ino oaB I'M llebriaem oie
Sdifffabrt bon 9roareio ans nitt
gebinoert peroe, oafiir poBten oie
bort liegenoen onerifoniiheil 4rieos-
i6iffe idon auf.
3uei Sffisiere giaa's, ein
dmerifaniiber slbenteurer ssomens
Carlton mo Elm geipiIier fipera 9o-
mingue5, iollen nah Ser ginnabme
bon Gumeos IN Sonora BON oen
Gurran5iitas bingeridtet tporoen
iein.
= Sm @efdngnis sn Gbibnahua lit
berGanallerieaenerol &obaao, Ser fri4-
here fooeroIe @efeblsbaber IN Ghi-
Iitobua oeitorben. Gr mar inter
Suerto @efebIsbober Der Staot nna
mlroe Gum Sobe perrrteilt, aIs fiA
sic @coner Suertn's Gbibuabua's be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-23
SnIan6.

Nabere Gin5elbeiten iiber oas
geualtiame 3uriidbalten oes oelt-
Iden 9anpfers ySoenmalo" I'M
5afen BON San sslnn alif 8ortorico
liegen nod nift Dor. Man peiB nur.
cnB bas Shiff am Soniltag o1nc
9lnrierlirgspapiere oen Safen perlal-
fen tpollte, oaB BON oen &aferbefe.
ltigungen Elm ShuB iiber Dos Sdiff
bin eefeuert iuuroe iino oab es oanlt
beiorebte nnb 5uriid in ben &afsit
tampfte; urlo man tpeiB ferner, oa6
Ser Standardization Die &lnrierungs-
papiere peripeigerte, neil ibm bas
S6iff neroabtig porfam uno oaB ct
Den Gapitan Dor oen 9criuh, trob-
oem ben Safen au berlaiien, iparilte.
ssn @aibington lit mon Der stniidt.
oaB Ser Solicitor befiir6tete, oas
SAiff meroe orauBen anf bober see
nit 9anonen ausgeitattet nno in Ell.
men 9itlfsfrel5er iintgetpanoelt iper.
een; oeiln es bat feline iueitere 2a-
cung eingenommen als &oblen into
2ebensnlittel. 8orlGnfia entb1lt
man iid aber ieoen llrteiIs uno oas-
ielbe int man aud in Der oeutIhen
8otidaft. Die 8erehtigling, oas
Sdiff an8ubalten, begriinoete iiG
auf Dem in letter Stunoe bonn 4ou-
areB angenomnlenem geidluB, burd,
ben Der Gegierltng oas 9feht erte,lt
ipltroe, irgeno einem Sdiff in eiiietn
dnerifaniIhen 6ofen, oos ibr Der.
bddtig eriheine, Die alarieriingspa-
piere 81 berlpeigern.
= Sn Netp yorf bot Soiparo goo-
cod, Der Sdasmeilter Der glitor Sruit
Company, feline Srou eri6oiien, tpGb,
reno iie abenos nab Dem giien ibnl
Slopier poripielte, uno Damn iih ielbf
olrf) einen SdnB getotet. geienanh
fenilt Die l1riade Der Got, 90 oie 9ei-
Zen in eliidliditer gbe 5u leben Sdie-
men. Sin ienem 9fbeno iod gpocod,
mie Die 8ienerihoft bebnuptet,I etiuos
erregt geiueien Iein. gtad Dem @iien,
muroen Die aittoer 81 9ett geIdift
uno Die @ltern ginaen in bos ioge-
noirnte ~9raping &oon", no iid oie
SSran ans alabier iette ino ipieItc.
fieIen orei Sdiiiie uno ais
Die 9ieneridoft berbeifant, fano iie
Die Srou totIih bertpiinbet iuo Sen
Nonn tot. 9oocof ipor pier5ia Sob-
re alt.
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Sure llebtrldt.

Gie itarfen SORTS an ben
9ar6anellem fino nod nid)t be-
fdgaoist.
eSH Walta eriuartet man @er-
luumoete pom ben Saroanellen.
0entid)e 2nftidjiife MOLTEN
aageblidl Muntas abenb 9saris
asdImals ansreifen.
Die &nifen iuerben luieoer
aas Memel pertriebem.
SSn Baridam berridu srpfs
iImrmbe.
Der Sal 9srcsembsl lit beita-
tigt. Die deititng ergab iid)
iuegen NtanseIs an 9ebemsmit.
tein.
gie bollan6iide Megiernng
iuanidJt ppn gerIin Mnsfmnft
iiber Die syeltnabnie bDllGn0i-
fd5er 9ampfer.
gteiu Yorfer Meiienber bringt
9tadrrid)t BON Der cGarlsrnbs".
Der SDsial6emufrat SdJeibes
mann balt cine patriptiide9iebe
TN oentiden 9ieidstas.
ssn 0entidllanb befinben fi@
$4,000 Wefansene.
Die gfmfIen wullem SEN off
prenkiiden 8rensprt 9ansiar-
gen beiett babem.
Gnsliidler Sampfer i'm So.
nal angebobrt.
Gieben beid)Gbiste emaliidle
ano fransOfiide Sampfer liegen
bei 2emnps.
Stcntrebanbe in 9eeapel anf
einen bon gsetu yorf fommea-
0en Gampfer ent6eft.
u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-23

NNS OerllH IDtTD geHIelDeIt Hho
Saluntfi fumme bic 9ead)ridh, oafs
bei Der Sniel aemnus iieben emaliidlc
unO fransOiiid)e &riegsidliffe bor
Mnfer lagen, bic in ben Iarbanel-
-aampfen beidabist ieien. Nus
Wialta iuirO gemelbet, es iuerbe LAM
&c banerm, bis Der britiidc 9renser
oMmetbpit" iuieber in fampffGbigens
3nitanSe iei.
Die ySentid)e Sases5eitnns", Gin
alleroings midt iebr snberfGiIises
Ngrarierblatt, inelbet, bic emgliid)en
Niniiter Msauitb nnb 8reg batten In
pribater 1tnterbaltnns NIT garla-
nentsmitslieberm erflari, iuenn 8nf~
lamb anS 1ranfreid erid)6pft ieiem.
iuerbe Gnslanb ben aries alein fort.
ieben. Sas ipiir6e england SpdD mol
idliuer fallen.
8ie ans Berlin gemelSet iuirS,
Fat Elm frans6iiider 2nftidJiffer ani
bic StnSt Nnlbeim 1T 8aoem orei
Somben geuDrfen, mnb siuar anf bic
grtileriefnlerne.
Ter englifdle Gampfer ,gpneoro"
iunroe i'm emsliidlen &anal bnrd) ell
Sentid)es 1tnterieebuot snm Sinfen
nebradJt, bod ipIl er nidjt bpllitau-
big seinnfen iein. 9ie geiatmma
iunrSe aerettet.
Sie 9imiIen bebanptem, lie battem
Qamgiargen, an Der @rense bpn Gif-
Grenfen aabe Sanrosgen selesen,
beiett.
sssn Den &arpatben, in Ser NG6c
0es 2upfoip-Eaiies uno i'm oberetl
San-Sal fin0en iharfe Sample ftatt.
Sm gosporns iinb Der amerifani-
| id)e 3iemtenamt COMMANDER @m.
grifer nnb brei Miatrpien, ssprb, ~
pcll nmb 2eperimgs. ais iie SeS
gsadts in einem Bout nadJ Der Nadji
.Seorpion" fabrem ippllten. ertrnn.
fen. Ter Gent. gabbitt unS Elm Wa.
trOie iunr6en gerettet. grider iunr
erit am 16. Mars in apmltantinppel
nmgefummen, nm ben bisberigen
gefeblsba6er oes nSeorpiOn" absu
l6ien.
ylus 9teiu gorf melSet man: 60.
iaarS 8aSsiuortb bon Neiuarf, Elm
9saiTasier bes 8eitinbienfabrers uEa-
rima", ersablte, er babe in 0renaba
siuei Sebensrettnnssboote geieben,
Die ben 9nmen y&arlsrmbe@ seistcn
andl ieien Miitem oentider Miarine-
uffisiere ans 2anS seidlmemmt NOR
ben. Sc babe aebeiFem, Die Starts
rmbe" lei abiidltlidj anf einen Selien
aelanfen mnb in bic 2nft geipremgt
iuuroen, nm benz 8efapertiueroen sn
entgeBen, moramf bic Seiabnng aaf
einem non ibr sefaperten Sdiff ab-
sefafren iei.
Der Wonbernenr Der i'm engliIdjen
Sefib befinOlidlem Snfel Walta fat
| bic Seuuhner Der Sniel amfseforbert,
Sranfe, bic iidj in Der geiIermmg be-
finben, ans ben Spipitdleru mad if
rem SGniern 5n nebmen, Samit III
ben Soipitalern fir bic BON Sar.
Sanellen fommenben @erunnoeten
Tlab iuerbe.
glus 1efing miro gelneloet, in oen
@erbanolungen iiber Die iaponiiden
Soroerltnqen beItGnoen oie sSapones
borauf BOB Ole in Die 01onoI6urei
inb Die MongoIei eimuonoern6en
SSaponer niht inter dineiii6e &c.
rihts6arfeit geiiellt tperoen ioIften.
Gie Gbineien mioerietten Iid oieieln
aniinncn nlf's GntidiebenTte.
glns NenpeI iuirS gemelSet, mar
ha6e Ourt anf bem bpn 9letu gprf
fommenbeu Sampfer g5inlanS" Son.
tre6anSe eutSeft nnS lin NIT eiucn.
Ealben 7nbenb 3pllbeamten an gpra
onf bic &eiie uadl @enna meiter ge
idift. 9Ort ioll bic 9abnng geI6idlt
nnb eenan nnteriudjt iuerSen.
@cn aaris ans bebanptet man.
bemtidc 9mftidiffe batten Montas
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GbHarbu Samarts bon Der SauptItdNl
W'erifo, iebt in @erbiuoune nit @obb5.
Gsfrihoe & gobhs. 9fedtsdnipdite. TIA
-720 grnoh>@ebduoe. Gnu 9tntoiiio
Ser. lit borbereitet. 91ehtsfdIe bier oocr
In geerieo su iiberuehmeu. (an3eiee.)
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ssran Gbas. gfIbredlf, 1888 9ItzGorts
merce Ctr. Son 9lntouio Teras. lieferi
friihe 8ltmen. gIimenftiide. 8oH1net5
lmo Rflausen. 8eet<@fIdnsen cine Gpes
sialitdt. Gel grodett 2392. (arB.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-23

GFt Siihuer, Hnter, abaclieferf, bill.-
ger dIsSleiidl. e,sdsr. 400 Maim gfue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
Hand Made Furniture
ERsKINE. DANFoRTH CORPORATION

Many OF the modern apartments. as well as
the suburban homes, are so planned as to call
for the quaint types of hand made furniture,
which give individual touch to the surround
ngs. The "Danersk" furniture are good copies
OF unusual old peasant pieces. reproduced at
moderate prices. The peasant chair. in oak
with hand woven rush seat, may be decorated
10 order to harmonic with general color
scheme. 1t costs only $3.50. A most unusual
table desk, enameled and hand decorated, with
drop leaf and gate leg is ideal for small
apartments, and costs SIS. Another unique
piece is cabinet with book shelf at the top.
which is painted in artistic designs. $3.50.
Hand block printed draperies are also made to
order in charming color combinations. for 90
cents yard and up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07

pretty yoke effect dresses in sizes six months
TO two and half years will be sl.2S and
Sis, and cunning little Empire dresses. IN
sizes / to years, will be on sale at SOS and
So Scalloped skirts will be IS cents.
SEPA RATE SKIRTS OF BLACK
BROADCLOTH. FOR WOMEN, will be on
sale Monday for 1905.
TAILOR MADE SUITS. in smart models
in satin and velour de laine. fur trimmed,
will be on sale for the day at sos.
CHIFFON VELVET EVENING GOWNS,
or evening gowns OF satin moussene. in cX-
ccllent models, may be purchased on Mond5y
for $3.50.
A SALE OF SUIT MATERIALS. includ-
ing 24-inch black velveteen, that material
which this year has justified itself. on sale
;or the day at Sl.3S yard. and black satin
suiting 81 inches wide, at Sl78 a yard. and
black chiffon dress velvet, Al inches wide, at
SS85 a yard will be worth investigating.
FRANKLIN SIMON & co.
FOR THE SKATER WILL BE PRO
VIDED GLOVE SILK SKATING
BLOOMER, ankle length. in white. black and
street and evening shades, with taffeta garter
bottom. Mondays price will be $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
BARGAINS for Monday Only

AMERICAN PORCELAIN DINNER
WARE. set of 100 pieces, decorated in deli
cate floral pattern. has been reduced TOR the
day to $3.50. and Limoges china dinner set
of 100 pieces. with pretty floral decoration,
has been cut to Sl675.
LAMPS ARE ON SALE. A solid mahog-
any floor lamp. with two lights, and other
roints OF recommendation is Sl2.50, and an
other floor lamp with fancy carved wood. IN
gray. black or white enamel and with the
very fashionable drum shade, is to be had at
tho special price of Sl4.
GIMBEL BROS
THE EBUTANTE DANCIN G
FROCK is so pretty that it will almost insure
happy evening. 1t is Of flesh chiffon, and
cloud upon cloud of pointed tulle is made
more boufante at the hips by scarcely per-
ceptible hoop of silver. lace and tiny French
flowers. in sizes a. l6 and Is, at SIS, on
Monday only.
TWO BLOUSE SENSATIONS" are an
nounced. One at SIS is fine crepe dc chine or
in Georgette crepe. with the new collar with
its broad convertible frl The other blouse.
at $685.. is Of hand embroidered crepe Georg-
cite, whose rcvcrs are draped in surplice effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07

A NEW MODEL SKATING CORSET IS
of pink granite cloth and elastic tricot. For
supreme comfort there are elastic inserts IN
iron. and on hips. Special at S57S.
ANGORA SKATING SWEATERS, WITH
brush wool finish. in pastel shades and con-
trasting collar. cuffs, belt and pockets. will be
on sale Monday for S695.
STERN BROTHERS
ANOTHER GLOVE SALE AND SEEM
INGLY THE MOST REMARKABLE OF
ALL for these are real French kid. soft pill
able, and yet very strong. overseam sewn, are
on sale OIL Monday for 70 cents. They are two
clasp in black, brown, tan, white. pearl and
gray.
REVERSIBLE VELOUR PORTIERES
will be on sale Monday. They are richly en-
broidered, and especially designed for dining
room, living room and library. Their price is
to be $3.50 and S22 so The pair.
DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS
WILL FORM PART OF MONDAYS LIN
EN- SALE. In size 2x2h the cloth has
been reduced from IS to $3.50, and from SIS to
so. and in size 2x3 the S5.75 cloth is cut to
S425. and the SIPS to $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-07
RIPPING LINCERu
JOHN WANAMAKER.

WHY NOT BE EXCLUSIVE when -.
desired result is achieved in a nish,,.--
hand embroidered ard ini,ialled in h,rd
broidered monogram But the cos, fall, I.
low erpecta.ion-only sl.50 And when On. 4
satisfied with hand embroidery that. one Z
told, is not quite so carefully executed -.
may be happily exclusive at the cost Of n
MGTBBON.
RIPPLE ON RIPPLE OF FTLMY lac,
rises on the soft rounded pagoda-like bo,,S.
cap. whose structure is lightly emphasized B,
ribbon. Price. $3.50. And niehtsown "a :.
with il justihes the development OF smoctis
as a trimming. Dainty pink smoking mr.,
the lines OF this very fine gown just what DIR
should be- Price. SIS
BEST & CO.
Jersey AND MESSALINE HAys
GIVEN WAY to the taffets silk petticos,. A
very crisp one in almost any color or chanae
able coloring you may desire, is to be he'd n
the special price OF s2oS.
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Shrine OF Beauty
GTMBEL BROTHERS.

TOILET TABLE ARTICLES BRAZ-
EMILY COPIED from Oriental art are a
justification OF their plagiarism They ere a
clever imitation o Mandarin Jade reproducing
beautifully ,he color effects OF the Chinese
stone. They are in prio. fro1, 50 cents for
nail hle to 81 for mirror
A. A. VANTINE.
MIRRORS USED IN ANCIENT TIMES
BY THE JAPANESE have been collected
and are On sale from 81 so to $50 They are
pieces Of metal. beautifully wrought, with
tsssel or the centre Of the back for handle.
But these r1irr;rs are CLASHES. If you would
see yourself shine up the fac whose brilliant
surface has become dullcd.
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- CHOICE SPECIALS FOR WEEKS SHOPPERS

Bingham have embroidered fat collars and
cuffs. yoke front and velvet belts.
WHITE ENAMEL UTENSILS, $4,000 Of
them will be on sale Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday and. if there are any left, on
Thursday. All are seamless And the prices
are alluring: A four-quart saucepan. for ex-
ample. is to cost 2o cents, ten-quart round
dishpan SO cents, and five-quart tea kettle
40 cents.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
WASHABLE SATIN HAS TAKEN FIRM
HOLD in the undergarment world. Simple
bodices. with pcot edge may be had fo- ST.
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A TRINKET OR TWO
JAMES M'CREERY.

THOSE CHARMI LITTL E
BROOCHES with tiny stones, whose color
ing. varied and brilliant, is exquisite, are
clsimed vociferously by the Orient and by the
French. But whether they are Egyptian or
early Partisan does not signify much in light
OF the fact that these brooches are worth hav-
ing. The fact that the stones are not real and
the metal in some Of them indetermnate mere
" makes the intrinsic art of them more ap-
parent They arc to be had for so centA
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Tortoise She'll Trinkets
STERN BROTHERS.

UNSUSPECTED BY THE WOMAN
PASSERBY is little tray of real tortoise
shell combs, hand carved, at astonshingy low
prices. Back-combs and combs designed to
stand our at the side in proper fashion, beauti-
fully designed, are now to be had at $3.50, re-
dIced from SIS. And others, with carved
amber centres, combined with tortoise shell,
formerly from So to s. in price, are now to be
had for SOS
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Necessary Trifles
TOHN WhNAMhKER.

: CUNNING PIGSKIN SEWING BOX,
well fitted with necessary implements. comes
as al inspiration 10 the seeker OF useful but
inexpensive Christmas gift Its price is only
SIS cents. a larger one. however, made OF
l3ne grain morocco. is to be had for sl.25
STERN BROTHERS.
ONE OF THOSE USEFUL DESK BASK-
TTS. made OF wicker or of leatherette, is to
&c had row for Sis.
THE LITTLE INDOOR GARDEN is
EASILY HANDLED il one has tiny rake
and shovel that costs 81.
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EXACTITUDE
LEWIS & CONGER.

THERE MUST BE NO MISTAKE when
formula. for medicine or cookery, calls tor
on. quarter. one-haf or one whole teaspoon
full. Precisely that amount and no more or less
is required. A set of three spoons. made OF
aluminium, and fastened together at the top by
means ring. SO that they may not become
lost, insures good results. Price, IS cents.
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TUESDAY Crepe de chine gowns at $3Ss,
washable satin ones at S6.75, and nainsook
and batste gowns as low as 81 in price, offer
unusual values.
LORD & TAYLOR.
A SPECIAL SALE OF LINENS offers to
the anxious purchaser a banquet cloth of
Italian filet at the price of $3.50. Luncheon
sets of real lace arc modestly priced at $500.
There will be many other such items at this
stupendous sale
JAMES M'CREERY.
A SKATING SUIT THAT HAS BEEN
SIS will be on sale on Monday Tuesday and