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Evening journal., 1915-03-06
ROOFERS

VIZ Z. WILLIAMS co.
w. No. S2I Orange St. Roofing, Spout
ing and Heating Metal and composition
roofing Hot Air Heating and Ventilating
Bepairing promptly done. Phone. iant6-tf.
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PAPERHANGERS

oHN sEYsoI9 Ms5IsoT IAPER aT ps a4NsER ps55.
5715L. jan12-tf.
ID APEB HANGING - FIRST GLASS
II work. Isador Strauss No. ola West
Third street. D. A phone, 3025-W
MARLIN.
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n OR SALE, CHEAP-NO I SIZE VIO-
lin, nearly new. Phone. Diamond State.
40 ouou. jan1t-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN

M oNEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
ul Any amount at lowest rates. Quickly
furnished. Address MAO. Evening journal
once. nov23 m.w.s.ti
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Il OR sALE-LARGE CABIN, REASON.
u able. II. @. Pierce, No. 1909 Pine
street. mar5-2t
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sTORAGE
TRANSPORTATION
sMs Wilson Line to
~ Philadelphia
paSSen oerc and Era;oht

Leave Fourth Street Wharf, Wilmington,
daily including Sundays. OF 7.80 and 1890
A. NJ, 1.3O and AIS =. M. On Saturdays
and Sundays only, additional trips at 700
Z. NJ
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf Philadel.
phia. daily, including Sundays, az 1880 A.
NJ, 1.3O 4.15 and 200 p. NJ On Sun.
days and Mondays only, additional trips at
7.3O A. NJ.
FARES-Including Saturdays and Sun.
days. Philadelphia excursion. Csc; one
oaly, Sc Chester excursion. 15c one
way. 1oc.
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FOR SALE

O0(t QUART - PURE CALIFORNIA
OOS Wines at Keil's, No. soc East
Fourth street. m1o-tf
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ID ROPOSALs FOR THE ELECTRIC
i lighting Of certain Of the streets and
alleys or portions thereof. in tho city Of VIII.
mington, Delaware.
The Board Of Directors Of the Street and
Sewer Department Of the City Of Whining
ton. Delaware. win receive sealed proposals
at their Office. s. W. Corner Sixth and King
streets. until IL o'clock A. NJ, Tuesday
March o. 1915. for lighting certain of the
streets and alleys, or portions thereof in the
city Of Wilmington, Delaware, by electric
lights for a hve-year term. beginning April
I, 1915. The number Of electric lights shall
not be less than $50 electric arc lights, Of an
illuminating capacity not less than the pres
ent rating a ampere IS volt General Elec-
trio Company's Magnetite) and $50 incandes.
cent electric lights (rating 40 candle power
cach) their lighting equivalents.
Specifications may be obtained az the Office
OF the department. The right is reserved 20
reject any or all bids.
Attest: J.. Y. CHRISTl.
feb1 90 23-mar1 3 6 Carrqtarv
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nor sALE-oNE lO.FoOT MARBLK
II top meat cutter and block. Apply ker.
shaw's Fourth and Lombard streets.
feb27.tf
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


II ARDWOOD FLOORS LAID, sCRAPED
III and finished. Old floors and stairs
scraped and refnislred. Phone d. & A.,
354s. feb26-1m.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
L clothes, call up Isaac Gibbs, No. s3s
French street ID. & A. phone, No. 2995, and
he will call for them. None bought at
store. ian6-tf.
II IANO Nov AND HAULING-ALL
4 work dom "a special care. D. & A.
phone, 2374; uei, 1912. James Stewart
Lowe, No 1909 Tatnall St. ian9.u.
II EATER WORK. ROOFING AND
III spouting, Jobbing and Stove Repairing
JOHN 4. SCHWEIIER. No. 525 West Front
street. Both phones mar3O-tf.
I INES A. sTIRLITH & BRo.-FRoNT
" and Tatnall SITS. Scrap iron. steel end
metal dealers. Second hand pipe and nt-
tings; ell sizes always on hand
may16-eod-tf.
q AFETY INSTRUMENTATION THIEF
- proof automobile lock. New, unique at
tractive, easily installed, moderately priced
and guaranteed. References and testimonials.
Details upon request Edwin r. Rooster. No.
Al W. Twenty second 81. mar2 -eod-Im.
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PUBLIC STEN0GRApnER


w S. MApCHET1, PUBLIO SIZE.
w nographer. Nos. 7ls-7io Ford Build
ihs' feb8-1m.
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CHIROPODISTS

r LoRA JOHNSON STRADLEY, NO. 6Of
Market street Graduate Of Fowler and
Hanna. Treats Corns. Bunions, Inerown
Nails Etc. Evenings by appointment d.
q A. 2olf. jan26-n.
II LIzABETH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
II Fowler & Hanna, Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring, hair dressing and massaeinR.
No 90O ADAMS ST. ID. & A., zoos Even.
ing BY appointment. mar16-lm
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n OR sALE-PIGs AND sHoATs AT
all times. Some on hand now as
pounds each. Chas. Gilbert Roselle.
feb22-im
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SANITIRY M0RKERs


Al X. kELTER-SANITARY ODOR.
vi. LESS EXCAVATING.
Office, S. W. Corner Fourth and West SITS
ID. & A. Phone, 5I1s oct2I.tf
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WALL PAPERS AT LOWEST Prices.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
ROSIN. JONES & HOLLETT,
Successors to Rosin & Bro.
All Practical Men.
Second and Shipiey SITS. Phone. 1lsl-W
feb2t-1m.
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WANTED

xE1 -ANTED-KITCHEN CABINET. AD-
w dress W39, Evening journal Once.
mar6-3t.
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II ATCHING EGGs-lAfSfEDIATE DE-
III livery; SI.25 sor Is; So and ss per
hundred; $50 per thousand; 90 per cent.
fertility guaranteed. Hope Farm. Poultry
Department. VIM l., Lankshan. Mgr. p o
Marshallton. Plant. 10 minutes walk fron
Brandywine Springs. feb23-sod-im-
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y OR SALE-RHODE ISLAND REn
n eggs for Matching. so for s3.OO S.
Harper, Roselle, p. o. Marshallton. Del.
feb20-eod-1m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-17
SUNDAY DlSPLEASED.
Comments on Small Number OF Con-
uar+a=Anaretists 70 Come.


verts-Anarehist to Come
Paterson, n. J., April 17.-Paterson
Welded 1877 converts to Billy Sunday
last night, or less than half the num-
ber Of persons who went down the
gawdust trail on Thursday night. From
the evangelist's comments as he pray
ed over this small company 1t did not
-aDpear he was pleased with the nights
work. He said that people who would
not be ashamed to answer to the name
of American citizen nevertheless are
reluctant to announce themselves IN
public as Christians.
Now that the l. w. w. have decided
TO quit their proposed campaign against
Sunday the anarchists Of New YORK
city are planning to act as thorns III
the evangelist's side. Miss Goldman
agent, DR.. Ben Reitman, satd that sne
too. is bent on saving souls MISS
Goldman is going to discuss ''rhe Fan
ure Of Christianity" -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-17
RARITAN MANOR

means buying some ground now and
own your own home. Get away from
paved streets and city dust and life
that is bad for you and bad for your
children. Get out where you can see
the sun in the day time and the stars
at night, where your ch ildren can
grow up and become healthy and ro-
bust in their mature ages. You can
have a house built and the whole
thing won't cost you In the end as
much as your rent costs you now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-17
RaRITAN MANOR

lots are guaranteed by the Fidelity
Trust Co., of Newark, thus giving
you an absolutely clear title to your
land. The character of Raritan
Manor Is already established as is
evidenced by the magnificent homes
already completed there and those
which are now i'm course of construc-
ton. Make an appointment with us
and we will call for you in our auto
and escort you to Raritan Manor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-17
RARITAN MANOR

Is within 20 minutes from the busi-
ness center of Perth AmbOy. This
property has all the following already
Installed: water, gas, electricity and
telephone, thereby relieving you OF
unnecessary trouble In availing your
selves of these improvements.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-17
KARITAN MANOR

is the property of the Saffran Realty
Co. and is located on the main road
about midway between Perth Amboy
and Metuchen, opposite the magnift-
cent Bloomfield mansion, fronting on
a boulevard one hundred and twen-
ty-five feet in width, directly ON the
trolley line and within the cent fare
limit, makes our tract the most at
tractiye in this vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-04-17
a So so Joke.

p 1o~sU JUNNF
aLend me s10f"
''sorry-Tm SO short"
$50 long. Philadelphia Ledger.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Household Helps.

There is a new wind Gaming
cloth which is going to tighten labor
and save hands for the woman VINO !.
does her own work. 1t is a square OF
fiannel, treated with some prepare
ton for the purpose. which cleans
windows without water.
All you need is a clean muslin III
colth on hand, to remove dust or ny
a clear and brilliant poltsN. inside
and out. 1T can be used number OF
times before 1t is soi1ed, and then g
brisk brushing with whisk or stin
brush will remove the dirt and give
it new surface.
This not only saves the hands from
grimy water and chapping In cold
weather, but 1t ALSO prevents the WIN n
dows from streaking, as they VIII
inyaribiy. when washed with the SUE
on Them. because of the chemical ac-
ton of the sun In combination with
water on glass.
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Hz~7.~ THE PARSONS s0UDER5 0OMf4NY-

may be in some measure accomplish
ed even before the present war ends.
1t can be. The government of the
United States not only feels Obliged to
insist upon 1t by whomsoever violat-
ed or ignored In the protection OF ftA
own sitizens but is deeply interested
in seeing IT made practicable between
the belligerents itself and holds itself
ready at any time to act as the com
mon friend who may he privileged 10
suggest way.
In the meantime, the very value
which this government sets upon the
long and unbroKen friendship between
the people and government of the
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and the principles are 1mmuIAo 1s. =
IA the duty and obligation OF .beliger-
3ents TO find a way TO adapt the new new
circumstances to them.
The evnts of the last two months
nave clearly Indicated that. It 10 pos
sible and practicable to conduct sucn
submarine operations as nave chaI s ~
terized the activity OF the inperlal
German navy within the so-cailed Wsa 20
zone In substantial! accord VII Lns -
Icenfad nractices of regulated War1aTe.
The whole world has looked with m
4terest and Increasing satisfaction tnaL
stl1e demonstration Of that posstDlli..y
nv German naval commanders ~ rs
manfastly possible, therefore. to lit
the whole practice OF submarine at
stacks above the criticism which u mas
aroused and remove the chief causes
foffense.
In view of the admission OF nle.
eality by the imperial government sloVsu
when it peladed the right o. res az:
AtionS in defense OF its act and In view:
~ r the manifest possibility of conform
ms, IN the established rules OF nava!
warfare. the government OF the sOn1te1
states cannot believe that the Imperial
government will longer refrain IRON l1
5isavowinp the Wanton acts OF tts nav
al commander In sinking the Lusl-
fania. or from Offering reparation Ior
Sha American lives lose SO far as re-
no "a tion can be made for the destruc-
ton of human life by an Illegal act.
The government of the United Stalss
.whiIa NOT Indifferent to the frtendly
snirit IN which it is made, cannot ac,:
cent the suggestion of the tmperlal
Garman government that certain yes
ss1a be designated and agreed upon
which shall be free on the seas now
,IiagaIlv prescribed. The very agrees
.ment would by Implication sugges1
other vessels to illegal attacks anu
. al,andonment of the principles 1oI
l 81 this government contends ana
which in times of calmer counse.
evarv nation! would concede as OF
course. 80 e,.a+aa
ana the imperial German government
areI contending for the same great OBJ
iect and have long STOOD losssl .s,ti ch
urging the very PRINCIPLES upon ISn S $500
the government OF the ~ ~.
now so so1emnly tnsisls lnss = = =
both contending tor ene Iree 'ls 4, ~ !
the seas. The government y sS e
United States will commune 70 . ~
tend for that freedom from Wlas.sss ~
quarter violated Wttnou COM <! u.a..s
and at any cost. 1T invites Ins 10y 10y
tical cooperation of the imper1ai S Ut
man government at this time Wn VIZ,
co-operation may accomplish most ~ ~,
this great common object pc NOS mos
stri1xingly and effectively acnieYeo;
The imperial German governen,'
expresses the hope that TINS ooaec'
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Parkerspurg wedding.

The Parkersburg News gives the
foIiowing account of a wedding OF m
terest here: !.
The most important weddlng %
take place In Parkersourg LOT 1L, so dn.,
evening at go O'Clock az the lovely
bome of Mrs. Philip D. Cambria on
Ann street, when Aer youngest
.5arebtar. Miss Elizabeth Charles
camhrill. became the wife Of Prof.
Ssiaomant Ross Jones. Of Morgantown,
snd Tthus were united two Of West Vtr-
1,nia,s most disting uished families.
The Gambrn residence. which ts
,nas n the most elegant In the city,
naeded little establishment: however.
at ali points wealth of summer BIOS
SONS "a we're used to enhance the gener-
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WARFARE
oContinued from page

49,
their acknowledged rights particularly
when they violate the right to lie IT
self. If a belligerentf cannot retaliate
against an injury without in5uring the
lives of neutrals as well as their prop
erty. humanity as well as Justice ana
a due regard for the dignity Of neutral
powers should dictate that the prac-
tice be discontinued. II persisted N
it would in such circumstances con
stitute an unpardonable onense
against the sovereignty of the neutral I
nations affected. The government OF
the United States Is not unnindful 9! 9.
the extraordinary conditions creaLeu
by this war or Of the radical after
atoms OF the circumstances and meth
DDS of attack produced by the use OF
instrumentalities of. naval warfare
which the nations of the world can
not have had in view when the exist
INC rules Of international law were
|Sormulated and it Is ready to make
every reasonable allowance tor these
novel and unexpected aspects OF war
at sea: but 1t cannot attempt 20 aoaLe
any essential or fundamental rights
Of the people because Of g mere AFTER.
alton of circumstances. The rights q
neutrals in time of war are pasea
upon principle, not upon expedaency'
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al effect and created scene Of beauty
land charm.
The service took place at the hour
appointed In the parlor of the home
before an erected altar of white ny
Idrangeas, Queen Ann lace. palm ana
ferns.
by her mother and the service was
performed by the Rev. s.. ScolIay
Moore. rector OF Trinity Episcopa1
church.
A beautiful gown Of embroidered
Georgette crepe over lace was worn
by the lovely bride. The skirt was
fashioned round length with bodice
made low In the neck and Ions
sleeves. She carried an armful OF
Brides roses.
After the benediction was pro
nounced an informal reception was
held, the bridge and bridegroom. the
brides mother and the bridegroom. g
mother, Mrs. Uriah Jones, of Grafton.
receiving the guests.
Mrs. Gambrill wore handsome
gown Of white crepe with corsage
OF lilies Of the valley.
Mrs Jones was attired in beau
tfful costume Of black trimmed with
lace and wore q corsage OF lilies %
the valley.
The bridegroom Is nationwide
known as one of the most learned
educators Of the day. He ts now dean
! of the engineering school Of the West
Virginia University.
The following announcements have
been issued:
Mrs. Pbtlip D. Gambrill
announces the marriage OF her
daughter
Elizabeth Charles
Mr.. Clement Ross Jones
on Thursday, twenty -second OF July
Ninteen hundred and fifteen
Parkersburg, West Virginia
Alter the fifteentn of September
i652 Ann street.
Parkersburg, w. Va.
The following out-of-town guests
4 {
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were here to attend the Wedding:
Mrs. S. b. Moody and Mrs. j. +. Cam
brill, of Chicago; Mrs. Urfah Zones,
Grafton; Dwight e. McQuilken. Roam
oke. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y.
Lynch, Clarksburg; Claude and
Howard Gore, clarksburg; Samuel r.
Jenkins, Grafton: DR.. Frank b. Trot-
ter, acting president Of the state uni
versity; ID. j. N. Deahl. Prof and Mrs.
r.. p. Davis, Prof and Mrs. Z. Emory.
of Morgantown and Kemble White,
Fatrmont.
A delicious supper was served to
twenty-five guests. Mrs. ]. +. Cam
brill, of Chicago, Ill, and Mrs. w. W.
George invited the guests to the din
ing room, where Mrs. s. B. Moody, OF
Chicago, I'LL, presided at the urn.
The brides table had for center
establishment basket of Brides
HANGED by the soft glow from lighted
tapers in silver sticks.
Mrs. Anna Dis Beard had charge
OF the marriage register in the hall,
where a lavish use of shumas was
used In decorating. The stairway was
entwined most arttsticalIy and ttec
at the newell post was a superb bow
Of lavender and pink maline.
The living room was all done in
yellow, golden glow In pretty clusters
being distributed about IN SUPERB
vases at effective points.
on the veranda. Mrs. Lyle Jones
and Mrs. James Mcclure presided
over the punch bowl and Mrs. Edward
Gerwig, Jr., looked after the comfors
of the guests.
Just the immediate families and
Oldest friends OF the bride and bride
groom were present.
Prof. and Mrs. Jones departed on
train No. SIS for q trip west. which
will include visit to the yellow
stone Park, the exposition at San
Francisco and other Interesting
points. While in San Franchises
Prof. Jones will attend the national
educational meeting Of deans.
The brides going away gown was
a tailored suit of blue win hat OF
white silk and velvet On returntn a
from their honeymoon trip they wis
reside both in Morgantown and Par
kersburg. :.
Mrs. Clement Ross Jones, who Is
the youngest daughter of Mrs. d.
Gambrill, of Ann street, belongs 70
one OF the Oldest families In this sec
ton and is one of the city's fares:
daughters.
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PARSONS iSOule 1ss

The ladies' Of Clarksburg we think fully
appreciate the fact that this store is maxi
ing every effort to keep pace with all the
novelties and styles. trying to get every
good thing just as soon as shown on the
market, and we feel that persons going
On vacations, trips or travelling Of any kind
will do better by buying here, you viii fnd
all the styles seen at mountain resorts or
eeashore. Silk Sweaters, silk and wool in
an the newest shades. Some belted backs,
some with sashes or different colored cuffs.
Prices $500, $3.50 and $1,000.
i Kayser Silk Coats
a beautiful light weight wrap. Can be
used for any dress occasion. All the new
est shades.
Watermelon Pink or Rose, Purple, Green
White or any shade to order at $1,000.
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no open August

The recently organized Young Wo-
mans Christian Association is meet.
ing with such success In point OF
membership ana general interest that
It will be ready to open rooms IN
the Holmes block Just west OF tne
Telegram Office August =. les Iutu 1,,e
ICONS - viii be suspicious. Every regu-
lar feature Of the organization VIII
5 ts maintained and It's mission Will be
zeaiousiy looked after at all times
by those in charge.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. ana Mrs. Richard Washington.
~ wood burg. N. j., are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alexander. Mr..
and Mrs. washington are the parents
OF Scott Washington, who was sin-
jured in an auto accident here re-
cent night
Mrs. Edward Cook, OF Chi llicothe,
so.. VIII arrive here Monday to be
guest Of Miss Pauline MusgraVe.
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Ne 1ua1,t you to see the NelD Shoes,
P,,nnns. White Boots or Black Pun

Four new fall Style Boots at S4.UU par
Fine patent Kid Cravanette Top, Imitation
CAP. All leather Louis heel Sizes 2 toS "a
widths "A to 10.
From Julian and Kokenge we hae severalgoIs
their wonderful low heel arch ftting shoes: A
ent Kid. plain toe last. All sizes and Widths at
$500.
An Fine French Kid Boot Button Brittcn
cloth too. medium heel Made by Julian 81
Kokenge. a shoe well adapted for travelire
From Chas. Domby-We are showing q F5as
patent kid plain toe, medium heel, turn or Well
ed sole Smart dress boot in all sizes at s$4s 00s
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Mrs. Lewis M. Sutton has returned
from a visit with relatives In Wheel
ing accompanied by her sister, MISS
Ada Jepson.
Albert R. shinn was here Saturday
from Reynoldsvi11e.
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white Canvas Pumps, White Ivory soles' SH..
1a8 @l: al1-white Canvas Lace Boot white heel
All finewhite Canvas Pump, instep strap,
white sole and heel. A good street or dress
model, $500 q pair - -
Girls. $3.50. Infants sizes s1.0o and up 70
$500 q pair.
a MERCHANT in Scranton, Pa, could no, make
sotiafactorv arrangements for paving the man
uaeturer for shoes already made up 70 alS ar
a sas ~ bi faiInre by bringing these $500
baots SO we might offer them to our trade e
$500.
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Fancy Silk Frocks for
Afternoon Or Street,
SIS and S2I. so

These are mid-seasons styles, beauti-
fully made, some in thin Black Tafetas
with white collars and cuffs, picot edge,
ruffles around bottom of skirts, some
with Persian colors to brighten, others
in the Black and White Stripe effects,
others White with Black Stripes, some
Natural Pongee Silk, beautifully made
and styles that are becoming to this class
of Dresses.
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New Girdles and Belts

Black Messaline or taffeta girdles arevery
much in vogue. We have them at SOC and,
.$1.OO
Girdles of black and white at 81. 90.
AT 5Oc-Messaline Girdles Green, navy,
Copenhagen, Light Blue, Pink and White.
New Dagger Hair Pins, fancy or plain,
shell or amber. 25c and Soc.
AT 5oc-Belts of black and white checks or
stripes. Hand Bags in Black and White:
Splendid Styles and Qualities at $l.oo ana
slips.
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.CInp to Meet

The Thursday Two Table Bridge
Hcinb win meet with Mrs. 2. Bryan
TampIeman from 8 to O'CLOCK
"wednesday afternoon.
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True Values
Social and Personal
BnthI7lg

rs, for this department TheY sent
teiephoned editorial
RaT y. Owing lnlta1aons
items sometimes found On page
5 as Of this department..
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dance enjoyed.

Juite number OF young society
folk enjoyed the fortnightly dance
piyen at the country club Friday
evening.
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This season of the year more than any
other demands the ladies to wear silk
Hose, we are making this Offering at a
time when you will appreciate the benefit
of this offering. Vassar all-Silk and
Gordon Hose, slips and $1.50
grades at $1.OO.