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Evening journal., 1915-07-09
Information for Travellers
Time departure Ct trains and troeys from Wilmington
Trains Marked t') Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA. BAIT rMoKE & WASH

q X
10 80 p soc $50. $50 AZ 1905. 900. al 1919
i5 go u ss sOs. Ss0. s1s
sol'. s.is'. ess'. 90
:9:'i;. f'ss';' .'i.i q; 8. &c. -:
$40 1oaZ 6as1 o. 1ls's IA = M e.
~ ~ sc sc So 81 sss as 7ic 80 ess
S S % !: s: g. s ss os i'l i''
To washinEto M.l2oe: ioI. 4I2
49, :S9 1 J. 80 ss s 5; i0' l '' '0'
To- To s ss% and % wsy Stations Stations Sundays p M
P B. W.
Points Down the State A MisoI os sl' iOA4' P NJ
222 & s:S4s sal - 5s sss Saturday. g s ss Fl 20 NJ
RAILROAD.
ws:hnon week days A M So: ssS. os. 500
Bs,ms and wSnston s sund md ay M sss5s io5s NJ
24e'. 5.4s. e.45'. 9ost $50. -. -.
e fAI'esnl 70 os ''Y F. sbT ss 4si: SHs
- Psii&sg9i sunday, M'iG:: s1s s1 1905
p. NJ sundsys-s.sox A. NJ ii.5o A. and Iis p. NJ.
sndc 1880 1so
~ so " PENEseRovE F
% NJ. Wilmington II P NJ from viii
"Ts''n' '0o A. M @ s1Bu%RBaN % @ Trolley LINES " ~
DsEsIesys French Street Staten % minutes
To Front and
y ever % t" hours @ % The even a. hour
nstsncs r. Saturdays Sundays d HOLIDAYS Whining
holidays Wilmington Delaware City and P NJ instead d
minutes beginning minutes after the hour 10 Tag = 1o etc EEL
Springs
u. mil
snd
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LESS IDLE CARS on P. R. R.

+ Illuminating as commentary on
the marked Improvement in general
business conditions during the last
three months is the great decrease in
the number OF cars out of service on
the Pennsylvania Railroad system at
this time, as compared with those idle
on April l.
According TO the report of the COM
pany. as Of July 2, there we're 55,995
freight cars of all classes out of ser
vice. in comparison with 7S.245 cars
lying idle April /. a decrease of 22,-
252 cars. or 2S l-2 per cent. The mum.
bcr Of good order cars out of service
July ? on lines East and West was
22,204, against 1888 cars on April l.
decrease of 49 1-2 per cent. The
lines East show only 6.117 good order
cars out of service at present against
1921 on April /; the lines Wesi
show 16.0S7 good order cars idle, com.
pared with 24.742 in April.
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FENTON BEACH

Leave Orange street wharf daily except
Saturdays and Sundays $50 and 1000 a. m. :
200, AIS and 900 D. m Leave Beach
500, 700 and HOO a. m; 500 erd 900
p. m.
Saturdays: Leave Wilmington $50, 800
and 1000 a. m; 200. 3.45, 500 and 700
p. M Leave beach 600, 700 and HOO
a. M; 4.3o, 500 and 1000 p m.
Sundays: Leave Wilmington $50, 500
1000 and 1900 a. M; and LOO. AIS. $50
AMI 700 p. m. Leave beach 700 and II 90
a. m; 90, $50. 500, 100 and 1000 p. m
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IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
JULY 9.


The Moon being the governing planet
Of this birthdate may explain why the
nature Of the person born today is un-
easy, restless and tickle.
There is an inclination to worry. tc
fret over trihes. and to be fearful OF
the future. This tendency should be
overcome. as it weakens effort and ruins
every chance of success.
The person of this birthdate may at.
tract to himself the most helpful and
powerful vibrations. if he will learr
composure of mind and concentration OF
purpose.
The birthstone is an emerald.
Real estate may be sold to good ad
vantage through a Want Ad during the
coming two weeks.
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TRY 1RInLA SMEFrs-

Each box contains Chocolate Gov
cred Crushed Strawberries. Crushed
Pineapple and Whole Seeded Raisins.
Special price. 29c box. Barr's Satur-
day Candy, Assorted Chocolates, sold
On Saturday only. 29c lb. Danforth's
Dependable Drugs. Market and Sec
pnd streets.-Adv.
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TWO AGED men Die IN
NIGHT OF Heart DISEASE

Coroner Harvey E. Nichols today
took in charge the bodies of two aged
men who died in the night from. il
Is believed, heart disease. They were
Andrew Wright, 60 years old of No.
ITO Walnut street. who died shortly
after midnight at the Delaware Hos
pital. and Charlton Robinson of No.
800 Wollaston street. who was found
dead IN his bed this morning OF ap-
parently the same cause. He was
So years old.
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SWELL ITALIAN RED CROSS.

The Italian Red Cross Society held n
meeting last night. when additional con
tributions were received. Leonard r..
Wales contributed S25 and Louis diLuca
donated -. Another meeting of the so.
ciety will be held on Monday evening.
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RivervieW Beach

(PENNSvILLE)
Steamer leaves beach daily excepting Sun
day 700 A. NJ. 4.3o p NJ.
Leave Wilmington, shipley street wharf.
1000 A. NJ. 5.45 P. NJ.
Additional trips Saturday Leave beach
las P. NJ. and Wilmington 345 P. NJ. CON
Meeting with Wilson Line boats at Fourth
Street Wharf, at AIS o'clock.
Sunday trips-Leave beach 700. 915 and
Has A. NJ. and 800 p NJ
Leave Wilmington SIS and 1880 A. NJ
and 1. 90 and 800 p NJ.
Special rates on charters and excursions.
Fare rs cents
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LICENSE APPLICATION.


NJ oTICE-I. HUMPHREY LYNCH, THE
~ owner and occupant of the house stu
ated at No. West Fourth street
in the First Ward, Of the city Of
Wilmington. county Of New Castle anc
State Of Delaware. in compliance Will
the requirements Of the Acts OF
fhe General Assembly, in such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that J
shall opply IN writing 20 the Court Of Gen
eral Sessions Of the State Of Delaware. 10
and for New Castle county. on Monday,
the goth day Of September, A. D. 1918, being
the next term Of said court. for a license
for said house as an inn or tavern. Tor the
sale therein Of intoxicating liquors. in less
quantities than one quart. 70 be drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable cti-
zens Of said ward at least twelve OF whom
are substantial freeholders OF said ward.
recommend the said application. viz
BENJAMIN F. Rawnsley, Robert Hutton,
John p Healy, Ignatius j. Harkins,
Max Breuer William r, Lynn,
j. T. Montgomery. r. Ncumeyer.
Morris Chaiken Frank Harkins
Jacob Zimmerman, Samuel Katz.
Frank Welsh, Alexander u. Stirlith,
Max Ephraim. Benjamin Berger,
Ioseph' +. Emory. Morris Ezrailson.
Albert Neumeyer. Ludwig Hendricks.
Manuel Cramer, Frank Nisenbaum.
Simon Spire, .E. NJ Nandenburgh,
Abraham Hindin. Harry Kenyon.
Max Shopero. Daniel McGovern.
d. Hayes Robelen,
iy9-3t HUMPHREY LYNCH.
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SHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Lev. Fac. 20 me directed. will
be exposed 20 Ppublic Sale at the Court
House. on Market street between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, in the city Of viii
mington New Castle county. Delaware.
ON FRIDAY.
THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JULY, 1915.
At 10 O'Clock. A. NJ,
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
the buildings thereon erected. situate in the
city Of Wilmington aforesaid. bounded and
described as follows, to-wit;
Beginning az a -point on the northerly
side Of Second street, az the distance Of one
hundred and twelve feet easterly from the
side Of four feet wide alley; thence north.
erly along said alley side and parallel with
Gray Ave, eighty feet 90 the southerly side OF
another alloy three feet eight inches wide
thence easterly along said side Of last men.
toned alley. parallel with Second street. fif
teen feet 60 corner; thence southerly
parallel with Gray avenue and passing
through the middle Of the division wall be
tween the house on this LOT and the house on
the aforesaid side OF Second street anc
thence westerly fifteen feet TO the place OF
beginning be the contents thereof what the,
may. with the privilege Of the use Of SAID
alleys and terra Gotta drain.
Seized and taken In execution as m,
property Of NewtQp II. Cloud and Anna NJ
Cloud. his wife. mortgagors and T. IS an,
20 be sold by
HARRY J. STIDHAM Sheriff s.
Sherid's Once. Wilmington. Del. Jul,
I'd. 1915. iy2.69,12.15.
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CHANGE YACHTS NAME.

Carl Eisenminger. who recently
bought the yacht Wacoutah. has
changed its name 10 Engadine.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


n UEEN RICHANDA, WORLDS GREAT
W est Palmist. Tells past present and
future: also love and business affairs of
both white and colored. Price. 25c. At
Shellpot Park all summer iune1s-1m.
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N0TICE TO CREDITORs.

- r1srNEss AND FIXTURES OF 6o7
IL King street will be sold, Monday, July
y. 1915. All creditors will please present
their bills. Reese and Uhler. jys-3t
Evening journal., 1915-07-09

Frugality is the handmade of the
Want Ads. for the Wants obtain all
sorts Of things for home. office and
factory at the most remarkable bar
gain prices-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-07-09
PROPOSALS.

6 ENGINEER OFFICE. WHINING
ton. Del. Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived here until IL A. ~, July ~, 1919.
and then opened for furnishing 5000 tons
bituminous coat at Atlantic City. N. ). tur-
ther information on application.
inne2a- "a. 25. .26iyo.1Q
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

t.,
nr EN- WANTED ITALIANS AND AMEN
M ICANS. al Lammot dupont Estate. NY
81 65 per day Of hours N'o'
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NOTICES.

II ORT OF WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
June z. 1915 Commissioner Of Navlga-
ton on the 2nd instant authorized chsnse
~ nsT,a ~ the Gasoline screw Yacht IVA
coutah" t81S13) 60 Engadine.' D Is.
Jones. Collector in charge Jye'4t
- PFCrAJ MASS MEETING OF BRANDY
- vine Lodge No. 1905. G.. U. o. o. i.
on Saturday evening, July 10, 1919 az
o'clock. 10 arrange for the funeral Of Brother
Charles Robinson. By order OF Wm H.
Seagers. n &. 3!SAt
~ FMBERs OF THE STAR OF BETH
M Ell l.. O. L. Lodge, No. l25 are
renuested 10 meet in a body at Red Mems
Hail SIS shipley street. Sunday -9rning
9.3O o'clock TO attend services in Wesley
NJ f. Church. John Wetherell, Secretary.
ivs-3t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

y URNIsHEn ROOMS FOR LODGING.
II cheap 4ot West Fourth ST. iy6 AZ
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ID OOMs-LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
IL 1911 Market Street iys-12t
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Il OR RENT-FoUR ROOM APARTMENT.
It furnished or unfurnished. Apply Chas
S. Hurlock. Seventh and Poplar streets.
iune23-tf.
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u URN1sHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
Il bookkeeping. No. 2ot East Fifth street
marriott
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L OR sALE--OPEN MOTORBOAT, Il feet.
by feet. inches. equipped with Heinel
4-cycle engine. in perfect running order,
with all equipment As good engine and boat
rs on the river for It's size Also cabin and
utensils Apply or address II. NJ. Paschal.
Holly Oak Del iy3-f.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

ID APERHANGER AND DECORATOR.
son street. D. & a. phone. 1855 iys-1m.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

- -------'--~-~-~ ~~--~~-~~--~ -~~----->
ID USINESS BLDG. 1O3.IO5 F. THIRD.
ID Electric elevator. steam heat, story.
and fine basement. Apply on premises.
jy7-4t
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TRANSPORTATION.
PennsgrOve Ferry

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
Leave Wilmington and Pennsgrove every
hour. on the hour from A. NJ. TO 10 P. VI.
Also 545 A. NJ. from Wilmington and
Ills p NJ. from Wilmington; O'Clock
A. NJ, from Pennsgrove. and ia P. NJ
from Pennsgrove.
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FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS.

>~------~-~-------~~~-----~~ ,>,>>--~-.
= ROOM APARTMENT. BATH. STEAM
y heat. third floor. Apply No. 709 Mar
ket street. iy2-eod-tf
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.

z OR sALE-No. 914 JACKSON STREET.
rooms and bath. VIM. @. Iindall.
no. 1900 Gipin Ave. iunel6-1m.
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Statesmen WANTED,

-
II fCH.GRADE SPECIALITY SALESMAN
Il wanted for Delaware territory. Sales
man preferred who Is acquainted with this
territory. Apply or write az once. a w.
Dorsch. District Supt. 206.7 Evans Build
Ing. Washington. ID. G.. iy9.1t
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Q1OOO NO. $40 EAST EIGHTH ST.
DlUUU Five rooms. shed, severed ;
renting for $40 per month. GEORGE NJ.
MILLER. s45 Orange st. junel9-1m.
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UPHOLSTERING

>,~>~,,-.-------~----,,-,,-,- -------~~-~~-->--.
LIVERY WEEK is CLEANUP WEEK
H. with ms. Phone us for an estimate on
repairing your furniture. We can FIX
you up on awnings and screens Can we
BE- Of servicel AVERY a AUSTERMUHIa
No. COZ Orange street. ID. q A.. 5185.
iunefs-eod I'm.
Evening star., 1915-01-22

what direction did YOU, go?" the col
onel asked. Toward the Germans or
away from them?'
The man swallowed something before
answering, and then. in almost a
whisper. Replied: Away from them.
mon colonel"
Fine specimen of soldier you are"
roared the colonel, banging his fist on
the table, which made the judge on his
left jump, almost lose HIS balance. and
snatch for his glasses; fine Belgian
soldier you are, who goes foraging
away from the enemy: Yours chick ie X
you to know better next time"
Went After Beer.
Another one had left the trench near
Dixmude to go to a brewery for some
beer. Where was the brewery; in the
direction of the Germans or away from
them?" was asked Away from them,'
was the hesitating reply
"Sa'pristi." the colonel shouted. sSix
hundred thousand Germans in front of
you and you turn away from them
for beer. 1 never heard of such a
fool"
Again, n soldier who had left the
whether he took his rifle with him or
trenches for short time, was asked
not. He had not But you're an in
fant-i~t. aren't you? Don't you know
but rifle on two feet? You alone
won't make a German run, and neither
will your rifle, alone, but the two of
you together is different story"
! must add that no cases were
brought before the court for desertion
literally before the enemy" In every
case the men were in second line or in
reserve.
In this manner the morning passed
quickly, and many a touch of humor
was added to the serious proceedings
Evening star., 1915-01-22
The Babies of New York.
From the New York World.

rom the New York World.
Imagine real baby parade-one
made up of the 149,6Y7 babies born in
New York city in 1914. according to
Health Commissioner Goldwater's re-
port. Put the baby carriages twenty in
a row, filing Broadway from curb to
curb, with eight feet between files
such procession would never pass a
given point: it would be eleven and
one-third miles long, from city hall to
unequal to the distance. The number of
babies that live the year out would
reach more than ten miles
some curious comparisons with these
nsures VIII be possible when the health
records of foreign capitals for 1914 get
10 us past the absorption of war The
excess OF births over deaths in New
York last year, which was 1854 or
about the total population of Hoboken
IN 1910. probably equaled that in Lon
don, Berlin and Paris combined Past
performances would not lead us to ex-
pect a gain of much more than 80. 900
in London. of 10000 in Berlin includ-
ing its suburbs, or Of 800 in Paris
What the record Of these cities NAV he
this year, with a great war raging and
the sufferfpgs of poverty intensified
would be a sad and uncertain specula :
ton.
The general average of health and
prosperity in New York. as shown by a
birth rate more than double its rate of
death, is not matched in any of the
great capitals in Europe ONLY in
: Buenos Aires, in the hopeful atmos-
phere of the new world. do we find a
parallel with this amazing balance
sheet of great city's vitality.
Evening star., 1915-01-22
Prosecutors Query.

But why. then the prosecutor, who
had demanded SIX Years imprison-
nent for the three of them. asked:
Did they not go to regular store,
y here people sell butter and shirts,
etc."
The grim Old colonel smiled. the SOL
diers wanted TO answer. but he waved
10 them to be quiet. Then, turning to
rre prosecutor. he said:
Was Monsieur the audIteur rlilitair
rt Ni-UpUrt at such and such Il date >
NO. What Il pity, / happened to be
there al that time, aud the city was
being BON harded. and | assure YOU.
Monsieur J. Auditrur MIlltair. there
We're neither shBpkeepers nor caissiers
left to give US receipts. Prisoners dis
charged"
In another case It soldier had left his
company 10 20 and get some food. In
Evening star., 1915-01-22

Your father and mother had an
awful fuss last night didn't they?"
Perfectly awful"
Which side did you take?"
Papa has promised me n piano for
Christmas and mamma has promised
me diamond, SO l am strictly neutral
Houston Post.
Evening star., 1915-01-22
The Sale That
Is Initiated in
Name, But Not
in Value-Giving,

15c Toilet Soap, lie
Regular 15c cakes of 4t11
Rose Glycerine Toilet Soap.
I0c Toilet Soap, &c
Regular 10r cakes of Palm
olive Toilet Soap.
SC Cbamois, SC
Face Chauois, soft finish;
good size.
12c Witch Hazel, SC
Double distilled Witc
Hazel. full strength.
35c Cold Cream, 25c
Daggett & Ramsdcil's Per
feet Cold Cream. in jars.
25c Danderine, 15c
Regular 2oc bottles of Dan
derine, for the hair.
25c To0thbrushes, 12c
Transparent Toothbrushes,
each 10 sanitary celluloid
case.
1Oc Betting, SC
Inside Waist Betting, all
widths; white or black.
tNotion DcptD
10c Collar Forms, SC
"Flaro" Collar Forms, silk
covered wire; all heights.
SC Iron Holders,
2 for SC
Asbestos Iron Holders. well
made, full Size. Motion
Dept,
I0c Girdle Frames, &c
Warren's Girdle Frames.
full shaped and boned.
FREE
Free with purchases at
Toilet Goods Dept. trial size
jar OF the new Pompeian Nignt
Cream.
Sc Absorbent Cotton, sc
AntIscptic Absorbent Cotton.
superior make; one-uunce car
tons.
19c ThimbIes, &c
Sterling Silver rhimoles,
well made: good assortment
of sizes. -lJewelry Dcpt.h
soc Gloves, 39c
WOmen's 1'wo-cia p Lrather-
cite Washable Gloves, in
white: all sizes.
z5c Windsor Ties, 16c
Messaline silk AMI Crepe dc
Chine Wind or Ties; plain
colols and striped effects.
75c & 81 Neckwear, 39c
Imported Point Venice Lace
Collars and Collar and Chn
Sets, in white and cream col
ors; many pretty designs.
3oc & SOC Laces, 23c
Fine Quality oriental Lace
Edges, in white aud ecru col
OrS. many 1Ttiht Pat' u.s.
widths up to ! inches.
Children's Shoes, 79c
Children's $l.oo and $l.2!:,
Shoes, OF Wei kid and gun
metal; sizes Il to $.
25c Caters, l9c
Women's Black Cloth over
CATERS: sizes 10 :.
S1.z5 Serge, soc
S4-inch All-woOl Herringbone
Serge, sponSed and shrunk;
navy blue only.
81 Wool Crepe, 49c
42-inch All-wool Crepe de
Chime, soft clinging finish: in
rich Jet black only
Women's Underwear,
25C
Women's "Merode' Sample
Underwear: shirts with high
neck and long sleeves: pants
ankle and knee lengths: IN
bleached. Regular o0c values.
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The Sale That
Is Initiated in
Name, But Not
i'm Value.Giving.
Boys 39c Caps, 17c

Boys 39c Caps, 17c
Boys Ear warmer Golf
Caps, fancy cheviot and cassi-
mere.
Boys SOC & 69c Pants,
BIC
Boys Fancy Cashmere and
Plain Navy Blue Cheviot
Knickerbocker Pants: winter
weight; sizes G to is years.
Boys Overcoats, S1.59
Boys Auto Collar Cos ak
Oyercoats. OF heavy winter
weight materials: fanny ef-
fects: sizes ~ TO s years.
Values worth $500. $3.50 and
$500.
Boys SOC Nightgowns,
29c
Boys' Heavy Flannelette
Nighfgowns. good washable
patterns: sizes q TO i6 years.
lOC Tomatoes, &c -.
Regular lUc cans of Extra
Quality rona toes.
l0c Peaches, 10c
Regular a0c cans of Regina
Brand California Peaches.
75C Wash Boilers, 4oc
Extra Heavy Tin Wash
Boilers. Nc. size; strong!
made.
z5c Sani-Genic Oil, 10e
Regular a5c bottles Of Ssni,
Genie OIL. for polishing all
woodwork and renewing more.
SOC Rice Boilers, 19o
Seamless Fnameled Rice
Boilers: two-piDt size.
I0c Gas Nantes, Sc
Extra Quality Gas Nantes,
inverted or upright styles.
75c Clocks, 55c
Nickel plated Alarm Clocks,
American make: guaranteed.
SOC Garbage Cans, 29c
Heavy Galvanized Iron Gar
bage Cans. tight fitting covers.
s. Mattresses, $1.S8
Soft-top straw Mattresses.
tapr- bound edges: well made:
sizes :; it. 10 4 It. q In. ,on
sale Fourth Floor, Main
BuildinG.'
35c Crib Blankets, l5c
soft Fleece Crib Blankets,
I'm white with pink or blue
borders. size 30IiU inches
S1.zS Blankets, 79c
Double bed blankets. In
white. tan or gray. wi yari-
Gus color borders; soft fleece
finish.
S. Crex Rugs, $5.25
SxlO-ft. Genuine CreI Rugs.
in plain and hordered styles;
green. red. blue and brown.
75c Lace Curtains, 39c
Nottingham Lac. Curtains.
2i2 Yards long: pretty panel
effects.
l5c Writing Paper,
I0c Pound
Pure White Writing Paper,
single sheets; good quality.
4 Pkgs. Envelopes, 10c
Envelopes: good quality linen
stock: 5iainch size.
75c Albums, 39c
Post Card Album, cloth
bound: oblong shape: holds
400 cards.
35c PetticOats, 19c
women's knitted Petticoats,
heavy weave: dark gray with
striped borders
Women's Gowns, 2Sc
women's Muslin Nightgowns,
low neck and short sleeves:
edged with lace and finished
with ribbon: full cut sizes.
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Children's 25C
Underwear, I9C

Children's Fleeced Cotton
Underw ear: shirts with high
neck and long sleeves; pants
ankle lengths. All sizes.
Rlearhpi
Evening star., 1915-01-22

Infants Long Slips. soft fin
i>h nainsook: made bishop and
yoke styles: necks and sleeves
neatly trimmed.
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SC Ginghams, 4zsc

SC Ginghams, 47sc
Standard Apron Ginghams,
in blue. brown and green
checks
75c Flannel, 29c
So inch White silk and WOOL
Flannel. for infants wear
ables.
lzI.c Flannel, 754c
~ inch Bleached Shaker
Flannel, heavy fecced quality.
I0c Outing FIanneIs,
57sC
27-inch Outing Flannels. bin
stripes and checks; heavy
feecei quality.
25c & 3Oc Ribbons,
l5I1C
Moirc. Satin and Fancy
Ribbons, all "ol"'>; extra
qua alitics.
81 Untrimmed Hats, S5c
Finest quality silk Velvet
utrimmcd Hats. IN a large
assortment Of best shapes, Of
all sizes.
SI-DO Feathers 10C
Lot OF Fancy Feathers, Of all
kiuds and Colors.
81 s Sl.5o Tipperary
Hats. 65C
Tipperary Turhaus, Of silks
and velvets: In sand color,
red, white and black.
So Trimmed Hats, 85c
25 Trimmed Hats. various
STYLES. Values worth up to
$500 each.
WOmen's SOC Rubbers,
29c
women's Storm Rubhers,
sizes o. TO s.
Women's s3.9S & S4.9S
Dresses, Sl.69
Woncn's and Misses All
wonl Se~ge Dresses: this sea-
sons fleets: all leading
shades, including navy blue
and ilack. All sizes.
Women's ST Lingerie
Waists, 39C
Wolnrn's Wa stS, of voile.
orsandy aud lingerie: choice Of
about twenty styles: slightly
soilcd from handling.
Women's ST Black
Waists, 39c
Women's lslack Lawn and
Soise:tr Waists: all sizes.
Also gray tannellc, in plain
and striped effects.
ChiIdren's 25c Hose, l5c
children Fine Ribbed Lisie
Husr. full fashioned foot: doI-
l,lc sole. heel aud toe: double
kn-r-: black aud white; III
sizes.
Women's PFC Hose, SC
Women's Fast Black cotton
Hose, seamless foot. double
sole. heel and toe; good elias
tic quality.
Children's 39c Union
Suits, l7c
Childrcn's Medium weight
Cotton Union Suits. high
neck. long sleeves and ankle
pants: hleached only; sizes z
To years.
ChiIdren's 25c
Underwear, l9C
Children Fleeced Cotton
Underwear: shirts with high
neck and long sleeves; pants
ankle lengths. All sizes.
Evening star., 1915-01-22
Groups Drift Together.

"Gradually a few of the groups from
the two sides drifted closer together
Everybody was unarmed. One of the
foremost German groups waved bottle
of wine toward. the nearest English
groups and invited them to join the
party. After a moment or two the
Englishmen started over, carrying a
Christmas cake and. box of choco-
lates. The men shook hands all around
and Immediately cheers and clapping
came from both sides of the field, where
English and Germans alike had been
anXiously watching the meeting. The
group had q smoke and drink together,
and very soon large parties of the late
enemies were seen chatting together.
All the time in the distance could be
heard the sound of artillery fighting.
The EngIishmen swapped pipe to-
bacco for German cigars and British
candies for German chocolate. Later
i'll the evening the Germans sent over
to the British trenches Il small Christ
mas tree, with various cheerful mes
sages and little gifts tied on it's
branches.
christmas day the British soldiers
brought u foot ball out in front of the
trenches and invited the Germans to
send team over for a game during
the afternoon. They promised to do
this, but the weather-or their officers
prevented it.
Evening star., 1915-01-22
Children's 39c Union
Suits, I7C

ouIGos HE
Childrcn's Medium weight
Cotton Union Suits. high
neck. long sleeves and ankle
pants; hleached only; sizes z
To q years.
Evening star., 1915-01-22
Women's PIC Hose. SC

Women's Fast Black cotton
Hose, seamless foot. double
sole. heel and toe; good elias
tic quality.
Evening star., 1915-01-22
ChiIdren's 25c Hose. I5c

children Fine Ribbed Lisie
Hose. full fashioned foot: doa-
tlc sole. heel aud toe: double
kn-r-: black aud white; III
sizes.