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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-11
, MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR SOUTHERN DEAD

RALEIGH, n. c.. May lO.-Memorial
services for tho dead OF the Confeder-
ac% were held throughout North and
South Carolina to-day. Banks. stores
and public Offices wore closed Tho
schools were dismissed Mt noon.
Special exercises were held at num-
Der of cities, including Charlotte. Win
ston- Salem. Raleigh, Greensboro and
Fayetteville, n. c.. and Columbia.
Charleston and Spartanburg. S. c.
A, Fayetteville the site for home
for widows of Confederate veterans
was dedicated. This home will be erect
cd partly from private funds and part
ly from funds appropriated by the
State.
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WEAKNESS DISCLOSED
IN MANY QUOTATIONS
Various Issues Which Survived Fri
days Break, Fall Of Sharply
~ in Price.
FLUCTUATIONS ARE VERY WIDE
Evidently 1t Is Condition Natural to
War Market, Rather Than Ner-
vousness-Last Hours Dealings
Quiet, With Firm Tendency.
ny BRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK, May io-Many auotations
to weakness to-day. Closing prices showed
reeoverics from the low figures Of the day.
the market had bad half hour. with very
violent price changes.
Wide fluctuations are called nervous
ness; II would re nearer the mark 10 refer
to them as Is. 4 n2in5al condition In var
over between q ana o'clock. 4 lively de-
sire TO trade influencing a large proportion
Ing orders from banking houses which wer.
followed by tho reports that there would
be some favorable announcement from the
German embassy tomorrow.
Prices were fairly hrn At the opening,
s Sish pr steqs'h rb IT onion
scent. for the hounds of war were moving
In tho Other d'rection and both these stocks
points. and Southern Pacific on selling
break in the industrials followed.
distinct tendency towards armness,
s3Ii slid down slowly until. n few minutes
otter noon. the stock dropped 20 % +,
+sss. Then ~ shar"s sold Mt +a}s 100 shares
NJ 1914. and the n"Nt sale was sheer drop
the effect was felt throughout the entire
liz The hnEins ,oken good later. when
Ten point margins cut no hEure in days
nuctuatIone In the war stocks There was
Locomotive lost points in two hours and
Baldwin locomotive moved between 49, IS
Interesting from their variety: Opening at
ana ' en.d 0ek & to No. o ne TO
fractions were ignored.
sns,sS wn PAID to the
Steel cosporss1ea for q Apr di.elesins '' dos
crease OF $500 tons as tho nsures were
ABOUT In linz with expectations.
noted In Union Pacific. Southern Paoiic, and
a tn' ,f,sns an Ssso in
Het. where many transactions were mado
in high grade issues ''sclier 30 nat"
For the first time in many months there
was buying for English Investors. OF Union
Pacific. Southern Pacific and Amalsa mated
Bond prices were. frac,iona,ly lower al.
though the tone Of tho market is called
NEW YORK, May lo-Another readjust-
Ing OF the Lusitania occurred in the stock
mnrke, to-day Prices in general fell : TO
midday. when tho United States Steel Cor
poration Issued its tonnage statement, for
ders. At the time the financial dis
trict, was flooded with alarming :umors
abroad. When it became apparent these
reports had no foundation. the heavy SELL
Ing abatca, and prices gradually made
Sales Of stocks were over 10000 shares
eadns AND Wesns house Seie C anss
80 Dor cent Of the total.
The strength 81 the investment situation
part Of the Ss5.to0.o3o of new Pennsylvania
G99y for eT ,Se s. sxndgsG and The In
notes taken by American bankers.
Various United States bonds were !. to "a
per cent lower call.
NEW YORK, Nav lo.-Mercantile paper
SizESI. Sterling exchange. steady: sixty
day bills, si.75S5: for cables. 81 Soci: for de-
nand. S,9.5 Bar silver, SOS Mexican dol
lars. ssh. Time loans. firm: sixty DAYS
s%"3: ninety DAYS. 2d3.; six months. si,It
ia cal money. hru; ruling rate. . per
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK May iA.-ouickIy denied
ruln"rs q! extremely disqucting deveiop-
ments In Washington threw the cotton
market into state Of excitement which
bor!cr'd On generalization for a brief ne.
Ei"d late this morning. Rallies OF severaI
points followed. however. and the close ~. :
steady at net decline of only s to Il noinrs
Liverpool made a very strong sh1wtnc
and the local markc; opened nr,1 nj an
thNhacc OF u TO j. points. There was no
aggressive demand. and prices gradually
eased on some - to 81 points from the best
unde' liquidation. lust before midday the
market met burst Of general saiurc
which caused a further break OF about s. g
per bale Within :he space q: nvc ,uinn.e
PFc .nIt dcniais uf the uus-t;linr runo-s
checked the selling movement at This level
and prices alter rallied some - to = poin,s
from tn" lowest on covering and tad.
buying. SG!nurs that some OF the co,,"n
vessels "hich were TO have cleared from
south Atlantic ports on Saturday mad hecr
temporarily held up htIp.t Ia unso,,,
the market during the morning
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FALSE NEWS CONCERNING
PRESIDENT CIRCULATED
Persistent Rumors That lie Had Met
with Harm Heard on Chicago
and New York Markets.

CHICAGO, May 1O.-President Candy.
OF the Chicago Board OF Trade; posted
this notice to-day:
The officers of the Board OF Trade
will hold to strict accountability any
member found guilty of originating or
disseminating false rumors.
All those operating leased wires are
notified that they Will be held RESPONSE
BILE for any false news circulated by
their aid or assistance over wires"
The notice was inspired by rumors
that President Wilson had been assas-
sinated. Scores OF persons who called
up the newspapers gave the board
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Nay YoKk: May !9.-Raw sugar, easy
centrifugal, 49,; mclasses sugar. 49, But
ser. unsettled. CHEESE, steady. Spot coffee
quiet; Rio 7s "a; Santos IS. loH.
Cottonseed oil easy to-day under
hedge selling by refners and scattered
liquida ton on the weakness In other corr.
modify markets. Final prices were &c
points lower for forward deliveries. Sales
is 400 barrels The market closed steady
SPOT. 625G6;6o: MAY. 6.s'ds.SS: June, sea
6.45; July, GS.ii659: August. G.I3G G.I6: Sep.
TENDER. 6sIdG.s7: October. 6.S5a6.&: Novem
Der. 6.15If6So: December, 6.6SG6.To.
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RAILROADS.
SEE COLORADO EN-
ROUTE TO The CALI
F0RNIA EXPOSITIONS

BY all means visit Colorado on your
way to or from the California Exnosi-
ons-Colorado-that wonderful en-
pire OF mountain scenery, the like OF
which is not to be found anywhere else
liz the world.
Denver, new Rocky Mountain Ma
tional Park, Colorado Springs, Mani
tou and the Pixies Peak Region. Cripple
Creek gold district. Pueblo. Royal
Gorge. Hell Gate. Glenwood Springs
just n few of the many interesting
places TO visit on a Rock Island Scenic:
Circle Tour TO the Panama Expositions
only S90.29 for round trip from Rich
mond. Tickets on sale daily. long re-
turn limit-stopovcrs en- route. Both
eXpositions included in one ticket at no
extra cost.
Take your choice OF the Rocky
Mountain Limited" Golden State Linn
tied" Californian" Colorado Califor-
MIA Express" and other fast trains
daily. Automatic Block Signals Fin
est Modern All-Steei Equipment-Su-
perb Dining Car Service.
We maintain Travel Bureau at 1919
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Our
representatives are travel experts. who
viii give you full information about
California. the Expeditions. the numer-
Gus routes available via Rock Island
Lines. etc.
Write for our literature on Califor-
MIA and the EXpositions. II. NJ. Brown,
d. p. A, Rock Island Lines. Philadel-
phia.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, May n.-False rumors that
some harm hnd come 10 President Wilson
put sudden additional strain to-day on the
wheat market, while values were tending
downward owing to continued uncertainty
as TO whethe: the ustania tragedy would
involve serious disturbance Of diplomatic
ard trade relations. The market closed UNI
settled. but with the great part OF the cEses
overcome ut lisc to lHc under Satui day
nights level. Corn finished nc OF 10 lie
up. Oats, &c down to &c advance, and
provisions showing sc to PC advance. At
the worst the break In the Prices OF wheat
amounted to SIC as compared with the top
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK uARKEr

CHICAGO. May Hogs slow bulk SIS:
Ts1". light. s. s)Hti'0: mixed S. 6Qs. IS
heavy. SseSGST.Si. rough Sss59$.le: pigs
s. $3.50. Cattle, strong native beef steers
soSTsF: Western steers. SSct7S1a. cows
Sh..n s,ra, , cadSss SS2dssIe
IS 1lGSl.!5
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Atlantic Coast Line
The STANDARD EaIiros. .: the South.

The standard Railroad Us the South
EFFECTIVE APRIL g. 1915
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:l5 A. NJ and cn
T.. NJ. 1880 A. NJ. ''1
;, For Nortoik: 800 A. NJ. 500 p. NJ. 100
A; NJ. 800 p. NJ. $50 r. 81. % 'A
For PetersburE: 1880 a. NJ. e:ls A
tB a; NJ. e:ol A. NJ. $50 A. NJ. $500 P. II
s:2o p. NJ. 1i:5o p. NJ L.
EL. Goidsboro and Fayetteville: 1890 p. "
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6,eo A. n
a. NJ. Ii:4 4. NJ. '2:io p n. tI:4o p. NJ
t:7 T. NJ. s:4 p. NJ. $500 p. NJ $500 p. NJ
E:S p. NJ. 49,
Except Sunday. tsunday only.
tons not guaranteed
c. 8. CAMPBELL. D. p. A.. 81. Main ST.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Report Tor the week ending May TO- 1915
Rett steers. "a to Z: medium TO good ca.
TO :. common TO fair Sh to 6n beet
h"i:ers. TO ~. medium to good. 5ts TO 81,
70 g.. medium to good. ~ to Sa common
TO fair. "a 10 w. best oxen. 6li to 6& com
medium. ~ to 5i.: veais S to 9 best hogs
light. * TO X sows and stays. S to s; best
sheep, TO :; medium to good to s; com
mon 10 !air. 20 a.. spring lambs, 8 to loc
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line LIST ts................ -
a y. IL ana y. IS thinb .............. s.
\: c. l. cv IS in BALTIMORE Ibid)... Y,
chesapeake ard Ohio ~. ii2s.......... 3iss
-lGSeu ana Myers 's.................... i2ei2
i:oritIard company ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Norfo!k ana western cv Gas. ........ 1925
scaL"iFt Ar Line stamped - tb!dD.... u
Seahoaid Air Line adj 5s.............. G6ia
S"uhtrn ,taSihc cN is..,............... sis
Southern hallway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t5i.
United states Registered IS. SO, tbidl. 97s,
thiteG StStes Registered S. 1918 tbd).. 1919
=. = Registered fhnalna IS. 1861 thd). lol
United states Registered As 1873 Cbidl lo9,s
Snlt"h SIates Stee! :d 5s.................. l02i.
Virginia Brown Bros Gifts IS (bid) ~ q
NS,..CHr- nhsmlca! st ............... a5A
Virginia Railway and Power COMPANY as
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brokers the source of the rumors,
which later grew to include other
prominent men. A police investigation
was started to trace the report.
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,NANAl STOREa

oi,,,, N;HNAH. Ca. May .9-Turpentine
asks shipments, 60 casks: stock 1i4;I
,aHKs; Resin nothing doing: receipts. $40
1880 'nipments, !o.+5i barrels: stock 81 .0o6
nhtF'!. quote: a, B., 3.25; C.. d, 30: f
80! r.? e., $50; II. ass; l.. 3s5d37o k
:..3"5'' ". 80: ~. SIT: VIZ. $50; Wv
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS,

NEW YORK. May lD-Cotton goods mar
H'S we're somewhat unsettled to-day Yarns
ana rnw SIX frm and unchanged Dress
goods In moderate demand
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MARKET CONDITIONS.
Live poultry In good demand; receipts OF
spring chickens increasing: market fair. EEss
Receipts heavier, market steady. Butter
Market In fair condition. Live stock In
fair demand. Hides-Market steady at
quota atoms.
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Farmers stock-Market steady. Fancy jun
DO. SIC per pound; fancy handpicked. sic
per pound; extra prime. SIC per pound:
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rETERsRURc; pFANI,r MIprpr

Exported BY Rod6ers. Pummer A Co.. inc. /,
EESBufG, VA, May Io.-Spanish :
f !,' stock-market weaker Holders
-'N'"s ". eienners hiddlnE, SOC. VirEinas-
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Norfolk &Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in effect April 6. 1918
Leave Byrd street statien. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK 800 \. NJ. 800 y. ~. 1890 p. NJ
| FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'e:,5 A. NJ. $50 A. A. 800 r. 81. .s:N p
NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ..l:p A.
NJ. '6:2S i. NJ, 'li:S p. VI. From the West:
$3.50 A: NJ. t2:io T.. ~. tl:to Z. A.. '6:l7 T..
M. 300 p. n.
'Daiy. tDaiiy except Sunday ,sunda,
! only.
w. B. BEvlLL. w. c. SAUNDERS.
r. T. NJ. Roanoke. G.. p. a.. Roanoke.
! c. II. BoSLEv. D. p. A.. Richmond w.
Richmcnd & Chesapat. Bay Railxs, Compan,
supersedlnE schedule of April L. 1914
schedule Subject to Change with.ui
Trains leaves Richmond b.s:So A. NJ. IA
n. BIS A III A n. ''Io A. NJ. II A NJ
IP. ~. p: NJ. p: n. b r. N. S:N
IL, ll:H p. Ii.
Trains leave Ashland $50 A. h. BIZ A. n
noon. 81 r. ~; r;.I !P. H.. 2. ~
| os r NJ. II r. II.
ecarries ba Eras. Dali, .1cep, sund.,
''~rrd.ss only
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TASK MIR. BOWMAN"

For information and rates to Califor-
MIA Expeditions before making ar
engagements elsewhere. He can proba-
bly, save you money. Tickets by rail
or water to all points. Phone Ran
dolph 1887. 61S E. Main ST.. Richmond,
Va
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales.

$500 Alaska Gold ............
$500 Allis-Chalmers
1900 Allis-Chalmers. pfd. -.
5S. 100 Amalgamatcd Copper :.
900 Am. Ayr. Chem. com.
$500 Amer: Beet Sugar. com. :.
1900 American Can. pfd. 800.
400 Amer. Car and Fdry.
1000 American Cotton OIL. :.
$50 Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
400 American Linseed Oil.
is 100 American Locomotive =.
100 Amer. Locomotive. pfd. +.
$500 American Smelling $50.
200 American Snurf, COM.
1900 American Sugar .......
2.:00 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
700 Amer can Tobacco. COM.
% COO Anaconda Copper $3.50.
$500 Atchison ........
300 Atlantic Coast Line. -.
a. c. l.. of Connecticut.
5000 Baltimore and Ohio. -.
IA. 900 Bethlehem Steel Co. com
600 Bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
British Amer. Tob. Co..
200 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Central Leather. COM.
1900 California Petroleum -.
3.70O Chesapeake and Ohio.
400 Chicago Great Western.
LOO Chi. Great West. pfd: go.
400 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
1890 Chino Copper ...........
$500 Cruciblc steel Cor. com.
100 Cruciblc Steel. pfd 49,.
$500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
$500 Consolidated Gas .......
$500 Corn Products, com. 49,.
200 Den. and Rio Gran. com
81 800 Erie ....... .........
$500 Erie. LIST pfd. ..........
Fed. Min. and SIM, pfd...
1900 General Electric ........
300 Goodrich 500.
5000 Great Northern. pfd.
$500 Great Northern Ore CTS.
100 Illinois Central ........
IS. 700 Met. .........
.Q.500 Intcrboro- Met, pfd. 80.
700 Int. harvester, com. 80.
200 Int. Paper
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'.E' OIN4+Ts.i ~ -'-Ny .g--IOttOn Ouer-U
points at the advance but at a level OF -
points ap II broke In 4 sensational Inanns%
under me rMin"r Of an extra session -,
Congress. Selling came from an eldes ant
IN a mort iime NE trading months haG
lost ~ 70 - points. The marker ccr.In'aG
depressed uni!l The c,ose in s;i,. ~ 49,.
denial OF the report but fccommcnd.d nar,
OF the loss The close was al i ne, los,
Cotton futures closed: May. ss.; July
PIG; october, -: December. 35s; January
90 Spo, cotton, quiet, UNCHANGED Snis +:
on the spot. 40 bticS; to arrive 10 bales
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:, sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

7. "
THE Progressive Hallway OF the South -
Southbound trains scheduled to leave RIrh
Inond daily: 800 a. NJ. Local to Noriina, I'm
T.. NJ. sieepers and coaches. Atlanta Biz
mfnEham. jacksonville: Io:ao T.. NJ .l.en.,
TO Hamlet and coaches to Atlanta and Hir
minsham; l2:i5 A. NJ. seepers Atlanta. Btr.
ininshaln. Memphis. Jacksonviile. Tampa
and coaches jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive IN
Richmond daily: 6:5 A. NJ. 8:l6 A. M $50;
y. NJ. 5:i5 +. NJ. Local. "
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

si.J5l. no. hard. N.:Os. dsl55. Corn-No
= yellow. ,ji:T1el3c.
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Richmond. Va. May 10. 1915
QUOTATIONS ON CHANCE
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NEW YORK. Nav io.-Mcrcantile papc-,
Si7ES.. Sterling exchange. steady: sixty :
day bills, si15Si; for cables 81 Socj: for de
lnand. SI.,9.5 Bar silver, iGiS Mexican dol
lars SNt. Time loans. firm: sixty days.
.&M3: ninety DAYS 2d3.: six months. 81, e
ga. Call money. hrM; ruling rate . per
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-18
So, $3.50, 1925, $685., 81, $3.50

Fine Wool Skirts-One lot beautiful fine quality
serges and few gabardines, at $3.50
$500 Wool Skirts-One lot serges coverts and some
$3.50 Wool Skirts-One lot beautiful qualities serge
Black Taffeta Silk Skirts-One lot of the newest
duced to $685. and on up to $40 for guaranteed taf
fetas.
s5.75 to $685. Black and White Checked Taffeta
okITtS, IOr PfOO
Silk Dresses-We have gone through the stock and
marked down every silk dress that you now buy
beautiful dresses from $500 to $1S.75 that very
much higher priced only short time ago.
White Dresses-One lot of fine, sheer, beautiful
frocks in many styles up to $3.50 for 29S
Our 81 90 Waists-New this great assert
and pleasing styles found only in waists of
$1.00 quality all at ....................7 5c
Dozen of Styles in Waists of almost every sheer and
other of white goods in fashion this
styles varied than the fabric The best val
yet given at Observation-Disclosures. $1.1O
Sheerest Wolfe Blouses, up to $275 regularly with
fine laces and dainty embroderes, reduced $175
All Our Finest Bouses greatly reduced, giving
you such values as a $500 sheer organde and lace
blouse of exquisite fneness for $3.9S; wolfe and
Venise lace blouse that So 49, for 2.0S and
throughout the entire line.
Train BOuses white and colored crepe de chine and
SOFT cool silks marked down surprisingly low $175
$500 Silk PetticOatS-An assortment of black and
good coors in the best So petticoats have had,
nov $!.oS
Summer Sateen PetticOats in black, white and white
and stripes. New loo numbers at S5e; 81 so
bers at $1.15.
OUTSIDE Wash PetticOats that 81 90. for. S5c
Small Odd Lot PetticOatS in light summer materials
much higher priced-at .............. soc
All Summer KimOnos Marked Down Very Low
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Mems VindeX NainSOOk
Union Suits, athletic style,
special, 45c.
Mems SOC twO-piece
Balb riggan Underwear,
short or long sleeves,
drawers ankle length, all
at, garment, $50.
Mems Union Suits up to
5000 sleeves, ankle
length, broken lots, at
69c.
Mems $1.OO I'm ion
Suits, Il sleeves, ankle
length-small sizes only,
at $50.
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Utility House Dresses are ali reduced, though
this season-$1.0O dresses for SIC; SIPS dresses,
9Sc S1.5O dresses 81. 15 81 dresses, $3.50; $3.50
dresses, $1.SS.
Up to 81. 90 Corsets-One lot broken lines W-B and
Warner Rust Proof Corsets. Bargains for. SOC
S1.5O to $500 Brasseres-Embrodery trimmed,
front back fastening, for .................S $50
$1.5O Italian Silk Vests sizes 40, AZ and AZ only,
SOC Union Suits, lace knee, regular and extra sizes,
S1.0O Union Suits, lace tight knee lace yoke.
Large Sizes northumberland sec
Csc Summer Vests crochet tops, regular sizes. .15e
soc Lse Thread Pants, lace knee extra sizes. .39c
SOC Envelope Chemise, lace and medallion
trimmed. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .43c
75c and sec Drawers, longcloth, circular straight
and knickerbockers at observation-disclosures. .48c
SIPS and s1.5O White Petticoats with lace and
broidery. Observation-Disclosures. 500
New $500, 1925 and s275 Gowns, finest nainsook
and longcloth-some hand embroidered; wonderful
values, all very fine, for ST 90
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Mems Hats Sharply
Reduced

black and colors, at. p Lev
All $500 Straw Hats, at $500
All $500 Straw Hats at S1.5O
All $3.50 Straw Hats at S1.OO
White and Palm Beach
Hats 4OC
S1.OO Caps for 1oc
soc Caps for ............3 SIC
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ICuuCCu "
These are the fin
est, heaviest, silk
hose you can buy
anywhere for 81.
Full fashioned
and high spliced,
Isle top, in black,
white and COL
ORS CSC. Every
one of these
shades new, to
match this sea-
sons fabrics. :.
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4 Racks of Summer DR.,

On all these lots the prices have been marked down
for this two-days sae very much less than at any time
before. Dresses all this season. the best styles
and qualities obtainable at the regular prices.
S1.OO Printed Wolfe Dresses-A rack of n -
cool, dainty styles, at. ............... OV~
1 Rack up to $2.9S-Dresses Of many d en-
Styles in figured voies, crepes and linens. YAeJV
1 Rack up to $3.9S-Lovey sheer print d. zr
organdes fine plain and rice voies novelties Dl. y
l Rack $500 Dresses-A collection of DO m
many attractive M ~
all colors .................. f'OO
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Boys Genuine Palm Beach S5.UO
Suits-Tan, gray or black and
white checks-$4.18.
Boys $3.50 Tan Duck Norfolk
substituted pleats, patch pock-
ets-$1.S9.
Boys 1925 Blouse Wash Suits
with 2 pairs trousers, one pair
straight, one pair knickers, at
$1.69.
Boys S1.95 Pixie Wash Suits
Several color combinations-$l.45
59c Oliver Twist, in suit, several
colors, at 39c.
Boys Sc Play Suits-Khaki col
or and blue gingham-39e.
S1.0O Tommy Tucker Wash Suits
White, blue or tan-75c.
soc Rompers- neck, short
sleeves-30c.
Sc White NainsOok braid trim
med rompers-30c.
59c Sport Rompers in tan and
blue, for SOC.
Boys soc Bathing Suits for 30c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-18

Cape combined with sleeve
coat and hat to match-both for
1925.
Children's Rain Coats with
hat to match, both for 81. A
few at 1925.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-18

X sleeves, 81 length or long sleeves, ankle length
$500 Silk Suits for. .............$ 1878
$3.50 Silk Isle for. $2.65
$3.50 Silk Isle for. $2.15
$500 Isle Suits for. ............. $1.65
S1.5O Lisle Suits for. $1.19
S1.OO Cotton Suits for. .79c
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-10-13
Page Seven

took the Grand Prize among all typesettng ma
chimes entered at the California Panama Pacific
Exposition, is the chief feature Of the equipment
Monotype, and was printed on press which has
seen many years of service, showing what excellent
results can be obtained under difficulties when one
type and all the border material were prepared
by the monotype and much of the advertising COM
position is machine work, showing the facility of
the machine. The entire work of this edition was
done in five days time, giving some idea of the
speed with which we can turn out high class work.
During the past year the plant has begun to do
Tie Journal Office las a linotype machine and
turns out two papers weekly also.
The Fortscnritt Office is tle third German paper
It is Of the old establishments Of the city, There
cial work. Altogether tie printing industry en-
rloys about Is persons in New Ulm.