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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30
Little Rock Wedding Of fWucb Interest Here.

Of the Gean-Jungkind wedding al Little Rock yesterday, in which Drlae and groom each has many frlends III Pine Bluff, the Little Rock Democrat says:
 z "A pretty wedding was that sol emnized at 1:3O o'clock this a1tef- noon. when Miss Marie Jungklnd ana Houston Gean were married by the Rev. Henry N. Hyde at the home or the bride, 1122 Scott street, in the presence of about 75 friends and rela- lives. The home was decorated with ferns, palms. roses and ivy.
 "The bride wore a satin-striped Georgette crepe gown, full skirt and tulle waist. The veil had pearl trim mings with orange blossoms. Miss Eula castleberry of Beebe played the Lohengrin wedding march as the bride and groom entered the front room from the hallway. Bernard Gean, brother of the groom, was best man. and Miss Alma Jungkind. sister of the bride, was maid of honor. The single ring service was carried out.
 'Following the ceremony short luncheon was served. Those in charge in the dining room were Misses Myrtle Wilson and Frances s5ennie Crow, May Ldzig, Verna sSminck andv Julia Monahan. MT. and Mrs. Gean left on the Rock Island at 3:1O o'clock this afternoon for Chicago. where they will spend their honeymoon. They will be at home in about a week or ten days at 300 West Fourth street, Argenta, in home recently constructed and furnished by Mir. Gean.
 "The bride is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. John A. Jungkind. MT Gean is city treasurer of Argent; and cashier of the Twin City bank Argenta."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30

Tannehill & Owens addition; $1 and other valuable considerations.
 Jimmie James, ct al., to Arthur James, Ela lot 1, block 90, Tannehill &, Owens addition $1 and other val uable considerations.
 Arthur James, ct al., to Jimmie James, WIZ lot 1, block 90, Tannehill & Owens addition; $1 and other val uable considerations.
 M. s. McCord, former Pine Bluff ian who is now located at Little Rock, was transacting business here yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30
WEDDING BELLS.
iMuschik-NetZler.

William Muschik aid, Mrs. Cora C. Metzler were married at the parson- age of the Lutheran church yesterday afternoon, Rev. w. C.. Schrader per- forming the ceremony
 The groom recently came here rom Rayville La, and purchased "a farm on the dollarway road, about seven miles from the city. The bride ar rived yesterday from Glasgow, Mo. MT and Mrs. Muschik will make their home at their dollarwav farm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30
c;tv Beautiful Club To Nee. Tl.is Forenoon.

The City Beautiful cup W.T. i,,. Iar- at 10 o'clock this forenoon at ',e , fr1 pe- lors of the Hotel Jefferson aha ,ho Ie lo, no,'so o +bi. is the first meeting of the fa,1 season. business of notre ,hall M ardinary importance is expected u onme mn for discussion and acton
 The supervisors have all ..a asn ed to be prepared to make re'oIls ., ys to the condition of the disfslcts ai, al. lotted to them, and all the n'ehlcels have been urged to attend the session today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30
Study Club Formed Fnr Winter Season.

The Vacation club held it's final meeting of the season yesterday forenoon at the assembly hall of the chamber of commerce. At the con clusion of the meeting, which was largely attended and most enthusl- astic. the Parliamentary Study club was formed, for the purpose of study and holding debates during the Wln- ter.
 The first meeting of the new or eanization will be held Tuesday, Oc- tober 12. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, when the first debate will be held, on inc subject, Preparedness for War. The membership of the club will be evenly divided on the subject, ana an interesting session is anticipated. Miss Hennie Joseph is reported as suffering with slight attack of fev- CT.
 Miss Stella Sill has returned to her home at Hot Springs, after visiting friends here.
 Miss Fannie McDaniels is suffering with an attack of malarial fever at her home in West Twelfth avenue.
 Mrs. Lillion Mohler has returned from Decatur and other points in H. linois. where she spent the past month.
 Mrs. Jos. Arnold has returned from Memphis, Tenn, where she spent the past two months with relatives and friends Mrs. Chris Warriner and Mrs. All Warriner went to Little Rock yester- day. to attend the Gean-Jungklnd wedding.
 Mrs. Ed Hall, who has been visit l ing MT. and Mrs. Thomas D. Noble returned yesterday to her home al Stuttgart.
 Mrs. I. Hall Miller returned yester day tc her home at Atlanta, Ga, after a visit here with her parents, Capt and Mrs. s. Geisreiter.
 The Sisterhcod of St. Martha vii
 meet with Mrs. N. s. Rosamond, 112
 East Second avenue, Thursday after
 noon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. M. A. Abernathy and daughter Miss Maggie Abernathy. arrived yes , terday to spend the winters here, wit , MT. and Mrs. s. H Holland. MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Rogers have re ! turned to their home at Wizar
 Springs. Texas. after spending sever
 al days here, receiving medical treat
 ment.
 | Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge left yestel
 day for St. Louis to join Judg
 Woodbridge and her mother, Mr.
 Charles D. Royston. The party wi
 return home the latter part of tn
 week.
 II Mrs. J. M. Barr&t of sherrill hs 1 gone to Hot Springs, to take tf | bathss Her health has been poor ft the past year. and she hopes it wi
 he henefittsd by the stay at tt , Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30
Canning Cluh for Negroes.

Canning Club for Negroes.
 A canning demonstration for col orcd women will be; given by Sallie Curtis at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon, at the home of James PatillO. in Ho- boken, and large attendance Is de- sired
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30
g . eI F. T Y

the brides parents, Rev. w. J. B. Cox of the First Baptist church o11l- ciating.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30
Fnller-CIark Wedding
 Will Take Place Sunday.

 Will Take Place Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Fuller have is sued cards announcing the engage ment and approaching marriage of their daughter, Ruby Gertrude. to E. L. Clack, the wedding to take place Sunday, October 3, at the home of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30

Mrs. G. w. Lindsay and little niece, Elizabeth Alexander, returned yes terday from the Pacific coast ana other western points, taking in the San Francisco exposition during the trip. They were away four weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30
& Williams. who

Mrs. D. s. Williams, who was stricken with appendicitis Monday at her home, 1902 West Seventh avenue, vas reported last night as some-' what improved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30

Miss Hennie Joseph is reported as suffering with slight attack Of fev- CT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30

Miss Stella Sill has returned to her home at Hot Springs, after vlsitlna friends here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30

Mrs. J. M. Barr&t of Sherrill has gone to Hot Springs, to take the lbathsa Her health has been poor for the past year. and she hopes it will he henefittsd by the stay at the Springs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-30

Mrs. w. T. Woodbridge left yester- day for St. Louis to join Judge Woodbridge and her mother, Mrs. Charles D. Royston. The party will return home the latter part of the week.
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Mrs. Malcolm d. Whitman

John T.. Alexandra and Mrs. William
f.. :. Griswold FOR the benefit of
local Institutions and these are sure
TO he literally patronized.
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in New York. For it must Je con-
fessed that town wedding. even in
large New York house. when the
mercury goes bounding upward. IS
something to be avoided by those not
directly interested.
Society is awaiting with deep in
terest the announcement of many
runOred engagements, and IL there is
anything that does interest society
ii is a rumored engagement. even
more than the formal announcement
thereof. The debutantes of the win
ter have not So far furnished an en-
ceptional list among their ranks but
one or two enga gements of great in
tersst have been announced. and those
that are predicted apparently have
some foundation for the prediction.
No longer. however. Is II con- idered
obligatory for q girl to become en-
gagged during her first or even her
second winter in society, and she is
allowed in consequence more choice.
What the winter and the 81 ring
season at Palm Beach have failed
to accomplish the summer season
may bring to a successful ending
r:ore correctly speaking, beginning
and many most interesting plans are
being made for a great deal Of amuse-
mcnt during the coming months in
which the desirable bachelors and
maids are expected to take part. But
ms trimony Is not at all the sole ambi-
ton OF the society girl OF to-day Tn
fortunately, perhaps, she has so many
interests to which she devotes her
time and thought that she spares very
little for the matrimonial pursuit, and
while II is fashionable to be married
the time has gone by when 1t was so
very fashionable not to marry
young.
Faster week will bring round OF
weddings and numerous enterta n
ments for charitable institutions.
most Of them home products, and it
remains to he seen II there Is any
thing left for domestic philanthropy
after the long siege of the winter
In behalf OF those suffering In foreign
countries. All Of the institutions for
which aid is asked are worthy and
especially the New York Association
for the Blind for who could be more
helpless than these afflicted persons?
Miss Winfred Holt, who gives up
nearly all of her valuable time TO aid
the blind will have the cooperation
OF numerous friends and there is sure
TO be "A large gathering for Tuesday
night at the Astor. Aid Is also asked
for those who suffer from tuberculo-
SIS and to further the scheme for
making the lives of children who
have TO live in the congested dis
triCts of this great metropolis more
bearable by teaching them the ad-
vantage of gardening not only for the
beautiful flowers that will result but
also for the vegetables which they
can raise to their own profit The
women who are for or against suf-
frage also ask a helping hand this
week but their cause IL not to he
compared with that of the blind and
they are able 10 fight il out ON their
own lines. Help Is also asked for
suffering mortals in far distant coun-
tries and the wonder II that purse
strings have been open % long. There
will he sales at the homes OF Mrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Black Dress Serges
In a Great One DAYS Sale.

Imported Black French Serge,
sI.29 yard. Been selling in our
stock, Sis.
Black Storm Serge, 79c. a yard.
Sold in our stock at rs.
Black French Serge, Soc. a yard.
Sold in our stock at Sll0
All Wool Storm Serge, SOC. yard,
Sold in our stock al soc.
Black Storm Serge, 35c. a yard.
Sold in our stock for ACC.
s,r.et roor IINIngstou St Cent BldC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Drugs and Toilet Needs
At Very Little Prices

Cuticura Soap. usually lSc., at PC.
Pebeco Tooth Paste, usually S2c,
at 25c.
Canthrox, shampoo for the hair,
usually 4lc., az 2Sc.
Bells Papayan Tablets, for dys-
pepsia. SOC. size. al Csc.
Store Orders only No hurry box
orders filed. Quantities restricted
10 two preparations 10 customer,
None c. o. d. Deliveries during the
week.
street floor. Livingston st, r.. Bldg.
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Priscilla Hams, l5c a LIB.

go ; lbs. Lin il Of two hams 10 a
customer. Store orders only.
ArmOur'S Celebrated Smoked Beef
Tongues, lSc. In. Limit Of two 10
a customer. Store orders only.
Fancy Maine Potatoes, 39c. a half
huShel sack. Limit two bags TO a
customer.
Deliveries during the week
Third floor Nt~f liUiilinG
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Clark's Cotton, l3c a boz.

John ]. CIark'S Spool Cotton,
black or white. Nos. 20 to so, 200
yards, usually 27c a dozen, at BE.
Large Spools Black Sewing Silk,
400 Yards. usually l9c, at Zoe.
Revol Snap Fasteners, black or
white. | dozen on card. | gross in a
box, usually $50. gross. az 24c.
Hold Tight Real Hair Nets, usually
zoe, az l0c.
White .No-Tah Hose Supporters.
usually l0t.. at SC.
Store orders only. Quantities re-
stricted
81
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Table Cloths, Sl.44

Hemmed All Linen Irish Satin Da-
mask Table Cloths. 66 inches square,
sold here until to-day az 81 80. Mon
day al SI.i4 each.
Sarny Bleached All Linen Damask
Napkins, 49, qy20 inches, Sl.S5 doz
A Creamy Scotch Ramie Dress
Linen, As inches wide, hereto fore 4sc.
on Monday az &c. yard,
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10 Rolls Of Toilet Paper, Csc

Limit 10 rolls 10 customer. Store
orders only. None &. o. ID.
Strong Ammonia, Sc. bottle. Not
more than three 10 customer.
Store orders only. None c. o. d.
Nickel Coffee Percolstors. Sl.49.
s II. Clothes Line Props, &c.
100 II. Fine Cotton Clothes Line,
24c.
subway roo-. East Building
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Cotton Fabrics
At Record Low Prices

Imported and Domestic Novelty
Cottons, 69c yard. In our stock
up 10 to-day al Sl.2S TO S39S.
Woven Dress Ginghams. Sc
yard. Heretofore Sc.
Yard Wide Percales, Sc yard.
Heretofore Sc.
Powered Voiles. SC yard. Here
tofore 7c.
None c. o. d. Store orders only
on all items.
subway noor. West Building.
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John T.. Alexandra and Mrs. William
r.. :. Griswold for the benefit of
local institutions and these are sure
TO he literally patronized.
In the ballroom of. the Hotel Astor
tomorrow night that contingent Of
society interested n the movement
opposed To the question of woman
suffrage will assemble at the cafe
dansant to he given under the aus
pieces of the New York state Associa-
ton Opposed to Woman Suffrage.
There will be "A programme of tab
leauN wants. some dances, a play
let on the suffrage question and sew
eral other novel and interesting fea-
lures tn he followed by general dan
eng. There will be a special matinee
tomorrow afternoon for children. be-
ginning at 2:30 o'clock.
Some Of the dcbutantes of the sea-
son will pose in the tableauN of His
toric Women" which are being ar
ranged by Miss Elizabeth Fisher,
among them the Misses Madeleine and
Katherine Dahlgren. Elizabeth and
Ruth Cutting, Symphorosa Bristed,
Constance Peabody, Edith Farr, Glover
Todd. Blanche Tying, Margaret and
Susanne Warren Miss Inga Sontum
is arranging the classical dances.
There will be o "Futurist Garden" that
will offer many original features and
there will be booths at which a sale
Of lace made by Belgian women and
brought TO this country by the Coun-
tess de Hemptinne will be held.
Some OF those interested in the en-
tertainment, the proceeds Of which
will be devoted to the campaign of the
organizations cause, are Mines. Mel
son H.. Henry, Arthur Murray Dodge,
r. Fulton Cutting, Howard Henry,
benjamin Nicoll, De WITT Clinton
Falls. Schuyler Van Rensse laer, Fran
els q. Landon. Peter b. Olney. Gustaf
Stromberg, Henry Seligman. Henry
Clinton Backus. Robert Sturgls. Fritz
Achelis Ernest II. Adee, George w.
Wickersham. Paul ID. Cravath, Will
lam Allen Bartlett, Pierre Mali, Charles
VI. Chaplin James Remsen strong, Ed
ward r. Hewitt, Herbert Jacquelin,
Miss Eleanor Hewitt. Mss Anna
Sands, Mis- Amy Townsend and
Countess Ella Festetics.
Inspired by events that are the sub
ject If public interest each season, the
organizers OF the annual dance in aid
OF Auxiliary 10 OF the Stonywod
Sanatorium will give a ball for the
mentally unemployed" AT the Ritz
Carlton tomorrow night, and the
young people interested will introduce
many mirth provoking satires. one
Of them will be an "unintelligence Of
flee" where unframed experts will he
on hand to do investigating. offer val
liable advice and help to solve the
problems OF the cost of high living"
There will also he an operetta called
The Musical Binder, or the Loose
Leaf Blankbook," and in this there will
be an equal opportunity for the ANA
tours to burlesque acme of the topics
of the season. Some OF those who will
take part are the Misses Ina KisNAi,
Eva McAdoo. Eunice Ciapp, Dorothy
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Womcn's Underwear, Ice

Have been selling here for lsc.
Women's Undervesfs. &c.
women's Combinations, l9c.
Wcmen's Glove Silk Combina-
tons. 27c. Been selling fer 35c.
Women's Ribbed Undervests, 24c.
Store orders only ON all items.
street floor. Fulton st., central Bldg.
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Dress Goods, Soc a Yard

Imported Wool Shepherd Checks,
SOC. a yard.
All Wool Dress Goods, SOC. a yard.
silk and Wool Canton Crepe, SOC.
yard.
Cream Storm Serge, Use. yard.
Navy Blue French Taffeta, 7Sc. a
yard. Usually sold for CSC,
STRAIT roor Wes, pui'IInc
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White Pique, l9c and Csc I'd.

White Crepe, also Lace Cloth, 19c
a yard
Plain Crepe, 1Oc a yard.
Ratine, So inches wide, IL &c
yard.
Plain French Crepe, ~ inches
wide. 24c. yard.
Imported high class embroidered
Creoes and Voiles, As inches wide,
heretofore $3.50 TO S7.9S. now S2.69
10 1898 yard.
street n. Livingston ~ Central BLDG.
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Shop Early
Razor Sets, S2.95

Gillette Safety Razor Sets. usually
sold for $4.47, Monday only $2.95.
Gillette Blades. dozen. usually
sold at 7Sc, Monday only &c.
Ever Ready Safety Razors, usually
sold at SIC, Monday only CSC.
Gilt or Nickel Handled Embroidery
Scissors, 2i2 inch, usually lsc, Mon
day only Sc.
Store orders only. One Of each
item 10 customer.
street floor. Livingston st, Cent. Bldg.
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Comfortables, Sl.l9 Each

Wool Filled COmfOrtabIes, S4.y8
each.
White Satin Finished Bedspreads.
$2.9S each.
jacquard Figured Blankets. Sl.49
each.
subway floor. West Building.
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Misses Top Goats
At 1898, $3.50 and S5.98

None L. q, ID.
Girls Goats at SIPS. heretofore
$3.50 10 $l+.9S. None {. o. d.
Girls Goats at SlO.9S, heretofore
$3.50 10 $3.50. None &. o. d.
200 Misses Serge Dresses, S2.9S.
N.--nI--L MnL. L-nL-t ~ llL-lL.l
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5000 yards Of American Cretonnes.
Sc yard.
Three Unusual Offerings in large
size Cedar Boxes, S9.S5. Sl0.S5 and
Sll.S5.
Third floor. Central Ruilding
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Candies, l5c a LIB.

Montauk Italian Creams, right up
10 to-day, al 24c pound,
Brooklyn Chips, Zoe. Heretofore
l9c.
street floor. Central Binding.
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Women's Tailored Neckwear

Windsor and MILDLY Ties, BE.
Slightly imperfect, otherwise would
sell for 4Sc and 7Sc. Store orders
only.
Street floor. centre, Ccn'rs. Building
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Women's Silk Stockings, 47c

Women'S Cotton Stockings, lac.
Children'S Ribbed Cotton Stock
ings, &c.
o Store orders only.
street nupI. Futon So. EH-i Building.
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BICYCLES

Women's style, Sl4.9S and Sl7.9S.
ID. & NJ. Junior League BaseballS,
heretofore l9c. at Zoe.
League Bats. usually 2Sc. az l5c.
Baseball Suits. usually 81 10, at ic
Fourth i'oor. Mr-t Building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
1000 Waists for Monday
Prices Uneuualed Anywhere

500 Crepe de Chine Waists, S2.9S
each.
Crepe de Chine Waists, Sl.49.
White China Silk Waists, S5C.
Crossbar Wolfe Waists, 49c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Stamped Ready-to-wear
Niphtdresses, 39c

Have heSn ACC heretofore.
Stamped Bath Towels, usually sold
az SOC. now 25c each. Store orders
only.
Standing Sewing Baskets, soc.
Store orders only.
second floor. West Building.
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Lace Neckwear

At l5c, l9c. 25c, zoe, zoe. 49c, SOC
and 69c.
Batiste Collar or CUFFS, Use. Have
sold here right along at 81 IS 10 s., so.
Store orders only on both items.
SLrenl floor. tomtral RmlLhlmg-
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Women's Handkerchief,
l2l5c Each

Women's All Linen Handkerchefs,
6 for SOC.
Mems and Women's Handker-
chiefs. ~ C.
street floor Livingston = Com, Ridu
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Stationery, Il a Box

$500 boxes Of Writing Paper and
Correspondence Cards. Quantities
limited on some numbers. Store
orders only.
Street floor. Fulton st, East Building.
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COrSets, Csc

c. B. la Spirire Model.
Rengo Belt CorSets, Sl.29.
La Refine Corsets, Sl.d9.
G., b, la Sririre CorsetS, sligo.
second floor. Fulton ST. East Bldg
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Mems and Boys Shirts, 38c

Mems Fruit Of the Loom" Mus
lin Nightshirts, Sc.
Mems Open End Silk Four-in-
Hands, TIC.
street floor Fulton St. Fast Bldg
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1t Is expected that GOV. and Mrs.
Whitman, Mayor and Mrs. Mitchell
and other persons of prominence Will
attend the frugal fete and fantastic
for the benefit Of the New York Asso-
citation for the Bind, which will he
held in the grand ballroom of the
Hotel Aston on Tuesday night Miss
Winifred Holt will b. assisted In re-
ceiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Carnegie.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Finley, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph II. Choate, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence l., Gillespie. Mr. and Mrs.
j. Cooper Hewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
Low, Mr. and Mrs. r. Fulton Cut
ting. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert l.. Satter-
lee. Miss Louisa Lee Schuyler. Mrs.
Lorillard Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cabot Ward
1t is hoped that costumes will he
worn hut nothing elaborate. Old gowns
viii do ands those that will suggest
fruGality. Gen. Charles r. Roe will
he the grand marshal Of the fete and
there will he dances by amateurs who
are being directed in new steps by
Mrs. H. Roscoe Mathews. In the
junior committee will be the Misses
Anna Alexandra, Sylvia Holt, Edith
Mckeever, Sylvia Hyde and Jean
nctte ELEPHANT.
Charles Stewart Butler who will act
as chairmaN Of the floor committee,
will have the assistance Of nearly one
hundred men who are noted as good
dancers, Among them will be Harry
Cushing 3D. George N Richard,
Lawrence s, Butler, A, u, II. Pratt
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Umbrellas. Soc

Mems and Women's styles. No
cases. Not more than two TO GUS
toner. Store orders only. None
C.. o. D.
street floor. Fulton ct. Central Bldg.
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"a and Is inch sizes. Usually $500
and $3.50.
street Hoor. Central Bui.dlng.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

Japanese Metal Photo Frames.
Whenever they have been in our
stock we have sold them for Soc.
Japanese Metal Photo Frames,
Use. Have sold here at Sl.4S 10
Sl.9S.
street floor. Central Building
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Carpets. 85c a Yard

Velvet and Ak minister Carpets, in
room patterns only,
Third floor East building
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Towels and Bath Mats

Turkish Towels, lac. 10 95c.
Bath Mats, i2c. 10 Sl.i9 each.
Slight imperiectionS on both items.
Cotton Huck Towels, 6 for So.
heretofore 7Sc,
street moor. Livingston st. East Dlds.
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Untrimmed Hats, CSC

Fine Milan Untrimmed Hats, Csc.
Italian Milan Hemp Shapes, Sl,29
and S2.95.
street roor East Buildinu
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VeiIings. l9c and 25c I'd

Shetland Wells, 39c and 49c.
Slight imperfections,
Quantities limited
street floor, centre, Central Building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Trimmed Hats, $500

Manufacturers Entire Stock
Ready-to-wesr Hats, Csc. For chill
dren, misses and girls. None G. O. d.
Mezztniuc floor Ets, Building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Latest Sheet Music. 7c

The Little House Upon the Hill"
I'm On My Way 10 Dublin Bay" and
Virginia Lee"
Fourth moor We, Budding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Swiss Flouncinqs, &c I'd.

Cambria Edgings, &c yard. Sold
in strips only.
Edgings and Insertions, lOc 10 l9c
yard.
street floor. centre, Central Building