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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
"ToiLe Du Nord'' Fancy Dress Ginghams, yd. IOc

Have been fabric department during the past few days? 1s unusually interesting pace-espec'Jly he exhibit of new patterns in Toe Du Nore Dress Gine hams.
 This famous line of Dress Gmghams offers pattern ei- eCts that matter how economical the price. the styles Frenchy and fu of orsiua, this is yarn dyed fabric and colors absolutely We sell Toe Du Nord Cling hams 10c yard which in considerably less than other stores ask for equal quality
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
Smart Tailored Hats $5 & $6.5O

The shapes are the seasons latest with stunningly fash iorod brims and soft and semi. stin crowns, made of Hemp and Nogclty straWs, silk or satin, trimmed w.,h ribbon bow s, ornaments, novelties and stick ups. There are TurbanH and odd shaped small hats. ia an favored spring shades. a epien- did assortment from which to choose And the best values won ever saw selling at s.: and S65O.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
E~, a2ljsNoNostArra27ls $

This of American models and Millinery oefy O remarkable vaie of
 On all hands or of that m r m or a il 10 g O pi ig and Summer Hhry am pr were w a u
 ~ 70 2 O O ou liner e at vee5 ph t tc3n
 sp y c pea VI our aan tn uIa price we've 70
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
Accepted Models In Pumps and Slippers

Our stock of Low Cuts comprises the new effects in Pumps slippers and ONiords. newest shapes, lasts and an fa,orte feathers, those made of Pat eut and Dull Kid are most favored, they show new effects iu buckles trimming and some have cloth quarters They strictly high grade, every de- tail of style and finish carefully considered. priced at S3 5O S4. and S5.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
Stylish Neu Coats $1O to $25

individuality and dstucteness naturally associate higher Materials and shin a
 in length with Empire waist effects bets od collars and invariably made these the ete Of spring toa's
 include chula novelty paids and checks dshing styles and oepionaly values So and to S25
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
MiLtaru Boots

Just how we should like to call your attention to our splendid showing of New Military Boots in either Lace or Button style. We have a very large and choice selection in the very newest shapes and lasts made witb patent vamps anl cloth tops in new shades of putty sea sand and batueship gray also white Nubuck. priced at S35O. Sf and S5.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
Silk & Wool Street Dresses Nelu CoIors & Fabrics SIS 10 $275O

Afternoon Dresses prices
  alleasou w. cauo  ur am yaIl appreciate
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
NeU Lace & Button Military Boots
$3.5O, $4 and $5
 CoIOred Cloth Tops

1T every woman in Bisbee only knew the quality, style and low prices of Footwear what a df- ference it would make both to them and us 10 would be to our mutual benefit you would ge bet. ter shoes more stylish shoes at a lower figure And we would naturally supply your every footwear need
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
EUening Dresses and Dancing Focks Charming NelU Styles $2O 10 S35

 will Oh 
 O but suffice o that every favored material and every voe color and Leading Chn Meteor Chiffon Taneta combination lace si
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
Black-and- White Checks 35c to $2

anticipated demand this spring for baeaad checks prepared large stock of the various srades 36inches wide 3c yard 5c Sl OO S25 up to the queiN S20O a
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
4O-Ins. Silk & Wool Poblin $1.5O I'd

AND WOOL POPlIN of the fayoute Spring Dress quality Sl5O yard is exception ,aue price 4oinhes wide an he prne shades including and putty blue baueshp gta
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14

H m man il lofad h m maj Ii thinning d l land draur IH H very gf " | n be it an nFe m ith h @ m p in t n
 aEap the f lw A las kp% % %nv vBtng go doe turing Ieqecas h fSp da b U prov i mt tnor day SE at he "a ~ d rvngd there l Snnthng interest h hnyout see and uub ut welcome An asy u real
 a as be U to
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
Printed Marquisette 35c

Printed Marquisee, white tinted grounds with dainty floral and figure designs summer of beauty. iomches wide, per yard 35c
Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
Nel0 Fashions In Women's NeckDeqr

pU g G uau m O   u incl c0Ia in many, ne a
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-14
The Charm of Spring Modes Finds Fullest Expression "The Fat Is With Pleasure We Announce Our Complete Readiness To Poo Most Beautiful & Fashionable bpqe

Don't miss tomorow's special displays of new Spnn
 Apparel for Women Misses and Children. Never be the history of this store has the selections been com never before has such wonderful variety of stylish garner displayed Our efforts to produce complete assortn
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-09
SPENCER'S CAFE
...OPEN DAY AND NIGHT...
We cater TO banquetS. mid
night SupperS and parties.

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j. F. C0MSTOCK & co.

ICE CREAM, 4Oc Quart Inter
State Lunch Room. Adv52
T. \. IerXa has invested in IA
new liquid sanitary soda fountain
Why pay rent when $500 will
bay a six room house?
Advj2 See A W. Rowlee.
+ w. Schirber, of Mound CITY.
and Sheriff II J. Edinger, of
llerreid, were business visitors in
the city last Monday.
Every once in awhile some of
the Old-timerS return TO the city
for a business and pleasure trip:
the latest coming to Our attention
is Emil Becker who arrived here a
short while ago from Rochester,
Mimi, and is shaking hands with
many Of his old friends.
Nice three room house close in,
half acre ground for garden. fine
well. $ll per month; late Jacob
Busta place.
.Adv52 Ask Goodman.
Mrs Fred Carter received a
pleasant visit from her sisters. the
Misses Ruby and Hilda Harmon.
Of Red Elm. who were enroute 10
Timber Lake TO attend a teachers
meeting They were with her
Wednesday.
Parker Rheinhart may lose the
sight Of one of his eyes which was
badly injured from a piece Of glass.
He was playing with two full pop
bottles last Saturday and one OF
them exploded, Il piece OF the
4 broken DOtlic hlt illn III tilt eye
cutting him quiet badly.
\ pretty little baby girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Fenner. of Wakpala, Thursday OF
this week. The mother and baby
are doing nicely: Mr.. Fenner is s
proud and heppy man. This baby
is their first born.
Leo banner was badly injured
Saturday afternoon by one OF Ii:
fathers horses that knocked hlm
down and then tramped on hin
injuring him quite badly. For
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-09
Local News



r. AnuerS"" "i lS"oe' was
Dt' u. IL. lWlhii'" was pro-
ieesloh" VISITOR at 'Iehham oa'ur-
DAY.
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Lo'S | ana i ENIo ; ISL Ao"''
flon, both corner lois, prlce S'oo.
W. n
| he Lazy hthherraS met "eN-
day night as uSuai ana carried
through 'iif regular r"U'i"e "''
M''rei farNer returned 'aS' week
from Promise where he mao pee'l
zee FOR the past three moh'hs.
IT YOU want I" la"@n ""''' YOU
g'l III oI 'h' gI33''N'
ll'n' OF lilN lH'f a. | ''' "i''l d
mouse, M"ndaN' AP'i' i'''' A"N
Fine laroe acre lot. my price
$3.50 others ask $500 to 800,
Eklo'S 1nd Additions excellent
location.
NdV''- NSh ""o"''''''''
The order Of Eastern Stars held
another one of their regular and
interesting meetings Thursday
evening. \ good attendance was
reported.
FOR SALE Oakland Piano. good
as new: in excellent condition;
reasonable. Also fine library
table. old English make.
Adv52 Mrs. Violette f Anderson
-, ,. III .;n,on .,
,...'.. ,;. .,o1 - +ho .;t,
go, e. ,1;.ono
lis spending Thursday here visit
inc friends while enroute to San
Francisco to take in the Panama
Pacific fair.
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probably would have been o! an
entire different specie-one of the
kind that is born every minute
bat as it was they had one o-o-o. @
long to exhibit for their afternoon :
outing. much to the pleasure OF
their numerous friends
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-09

tunateiN no bones were broken or
internal injuries caused but it will
take'the Young man quite II Whl~
nevertheless. before he viii 'he'
able to be around again rs he WIS
badly bruised up "'
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-04-09
NOT ICE

installed Immediately BY order
of water commissioner
Il. l.. Horn.
Miss Bessie Mcbride is enjoying
the pleasure of visit from her
mother.
If yOu want tG hry real estate
compare my prices with othels.
Adyj2 Ask Goodman.
Gene l'ruaN has the agency for
the Overland automobile and re
ceived his first car yesterday. 1t
certainly is a pretty ear.
Phil. Mosher returned Sunday
from Aberdeen where he had been
on "a Short visit with his parents
who reside in the Hub City.
) room house. with bath. electric
lights. city water and sewer. )
blocks from Main street, 81 600
cash See A w. Rowlee. Adv52
FOR SALE Slightly used, high
grade piano; mahogany case; a
bargain: easy terms Address
Piano case. this office. AdvJ2 2t
James Harvey returned Sunday
from Fort Pierre where he had
been for the past ten days visiting
with his family and friends.
Mrs NiOlette Anderson enter
tanned her brother, Mr.. {. +. Johns
of Minneapolis. at the G \ Smith
home. where Mrs Anderson re-
sides. Sunday of this week
Dell Gallett had been in charge
of the Gallett .]ewelry Store for n
few davs this week while the
manager. r. ! Mor,i>. was ont on
the road on business i'm cOnnec ti0n
with the Store.
Mr.. and Mrs S G. Ray and
daughters Enid and Doris arrived
in Mohridgp last night from Three
! Forks, Mont. " here Mr.. Ray has
/ been cmpIoNed at the round house
/ the past Il months Ray was
formerly employed at this point.
April showers wash and clean
old Mother Earth of Winter ;
/ germs and impurities HollSter ,
! Rocky Mountain Tea does the
same thing for Your stomach
bowels. blood -purifeS. cleans you
thru and thru, IA most tloro Spring
tonic Remedy. 35c. Tea or Tab.
lets C. \ SMITH. adv
Jack Field has received another
interesting message direct from
the allies war trenches in Belgium
The message comes from an 0I,
school chum. His friend haSm
a whole lot of respect for the Ger
mans as they won t wait in tn,
morning long enough TO say hello
before they start plugging away a
the British trenches. They vii
shoot even if there is only TN
most intinitesimal part of the bod
exhibited Rather an unfriendl,
act first thing in the morning. any
how.
Bv pure accident We ran ont
what we believe is the first fiShin
story of the season: Il. b Coffr,
and II VI Johnson. the Inter Stat
man, got big idea III their head
Thursday morning that now /
the time and place to get up
fishing party: nothing doing j
| that line. so they got lot of bal
| of various and miscellaneous na
lures and started on their perilou
expedition all by themselves: the
( appropriated one OF those bl
heavy hand ears that takes aboI
| "A dozen dagOS TO prOpell an
T. headed due east, which course the
followed without any particula
| mishap beyond wholeSoIh> r'
Spect for the hand ear until the
arrived at the sink hole abol
y three miles away To make q Ion
I story short. they prepared the
y lines aud baited their hooks, ace
y IDENTIFY C) swallowing some Of Il
Y bait. and proceeded TO decrease Il
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-12
WOMEN ARE Bearers AT
MRS. PALMATORY'S FUNERAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Aug. 12.-The funeral
of Mrs Annie w. Palmatory. who
died at Jefferson Hospital on Tuesday.
took place this afternoon. In addi-
ton to being an active member of
the Dover Presbyterian Church, she
was one of the first women Of Dover
to take advantage of being admitted
TO the A. o. U. W., having joined
Diamond Lodge, No. 8. A. o. U. W.,
on November 26, 1918. The Rev.
David Reed had charge Of the funeral
services.
The honorary pallbearers included
lady members of Diamond Lodge, No.
9. A. o. U. W.. as follows Misses
Lillian Carson. Louise Phillips. Lot
tie Flowers. Mary f. Hunter. Miss
Mary Bishop, Mrs. A. A. Watson, Mrs.
Grant and Mrs. Mary c. Weggemann,
all of Dover. The active pallbearers
included friends of Mr. Palmatory,
they being w. L. Clayton. Daniel Cas-
son, A. B. Baxter. Edward Milbourne,
l.. E. Phillips. r. D. Simmons.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-12
BIDS FOR LAST LINK
in DU POINT HIGHWAY
Bids to be Opened Saturday
For Selbyville-Frank-
ford Stretch
FEAR AUTOISTS MAY
CHOOSE OCEAN CITY
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Del. Aug "a
Bidsswere opened yesterday afternoon
Tor the construction of a four mile
stretch of the dupont Boulevard from
Stockley to Millsboro and the contract
was awarded to the Atlantic Bitulithic
Company of Richmond. Va. for S46,-
057.44 for the four miles, or an ave
rage of S11,514S6 per mile. Five bids
we're received.
The contract for the stretch award
ed last Saturday goes to the Utility
Construction Company OF New Bruns-
wick, n. j. The four miles to be con-
structed by the company extends from
Stockley to Georgetown.
Next Saturday bids will be opened
at the DUPONT headquarters for the
last stretch which is to extend from
Selbyville to Frankford.
Contractor Ernest Palmer of Wall
ingford, Pa. who was awarded the
contract for the six-mile stretch be-
tween Millsboro and Frankfort a few
days ago, has started work, which
will be rapidly pushed 10 completion.
Residents Of Sussex county. especially
the eastern section are jubilant over the
progress that Is being made In the way
of awarding the contracts, and they are
coming to realize that the dupont high
way, so far as this county is concerned
is an assured thing.
Already some of the residents are
planning to purchase cottages at Ocear
City, Maryland's famous summer resort
claiming that they will be able to run
down in automobiles, and spent a few
hours by the sea and return the same
day.
With the construction of a good roa,
from Georgetown to Rehoboth Beach. il
is contended that many of the residents
of the county. especially south of thu
county seat, could make use of the Bou
levard and then speed down to Della
wares resort. Unless the road from
here to Rehoboth is repaired it is feare'
that Ocean City will draw many of tn
people who heretofore have been goini
to Rehoboth each summer
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-12
CAPTAINS Plentiful At
OCEAN VIEWS Home week

OCEAN VIEW. Del, Aug. Amy
one who failed to prefix the title
captain" 10 any stranger in Ocean
View yesterday. made a serious mis-
take for there were more captains
and seafaring men here than could be
found anywhere else in the United
States.
II was Ocean Views annual Home
Coming and as Ocean View fur
nishes more men to the tugboat and
ooasting trade of the Atlantic coast
than any other town Of the same size,
there we're many "old salts" in town.
Philadelphia and Norfolk furnished
most of the home Corners" for it is
at these two ports that virtually
every Ocean View young man goes
when it is time for him to go TO sea. -
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-12
newark Carnival
COMES TO A Close
New Century Club Women
Give a Successful
Porch Party
COLLEGE FARM
CHIEF RESIGNS
special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Aug 12-At a porch
party given at the home of Mrs. II.
L. Bonham, for the benefit of the
New Century Club building fund $3.50
c. B Lynch Of Wilmington, and Miss
May Shock. of Mt Joy, Pa. guests of
Mrs. Bonham; Mrs. Beulah Tyson,
Of Montclair, n. j.; Mrs. c. A. Penny,
Mrs Arthur T. Neale, Miss Lindsay,
Mrs. John Piling, Mrs. Samuel J.
Wright, Mrs. J. p Wright, the Misses
Wright, Mrs Holton, Mrs Arthur s.
Houchin. Mrs Delaware Clark, Mrs
E. S. Armstrong, Mrs. Irwin Dayett
Mrs Charles II. Blake. Mrs. Calvert
Mrs C. A. Short, Miss Nellie Wilson
Miss Alice Evans and Mrs. Harold
Tiffany Mrs. Bonham and Miss
Crimes were the hostesses
William Teller, for FIVE years su-
perlntendent OF the Delaware Col
lege Experiment Farm, has resigned
to accept a position as superinten-
dent of a large farm owned by c. M
Lea. OF Devon, Pa.
W jeff station, son of the late
Elder Joseph station, who was well
known in Newark, died at his home
in Salisbury, Md. on Tuesday The
deceased leaves a wife and one
daughter. Mrs Bessie Jarmon and
Mrs. Louise Johnson, Of near New
ark. are sisters of the deceased.
The third issue of the Delaware
College Alumni News appeared sew
eral days ago.
With record breaking crowd II
attendance the fremen's street car
nival. closed last night E. CliuorC
/ Wilson was chairman of the genera
committee that had the carnival II
charge
Edward Herbner and daughter
Miss Leila Herbner. are spending
their vacation at Egg Harbor' N =
Earl Grier of Beltsville, Nd, Is WISH
ing his aunt. Mrs Rebecca wilson
and family-Mr. and Mrs. Herper
Renshaw. Of Wilmington. are VISITING
} Newark friends.-Miss Helen Hill, o
PHILADELPHIA is visiting relatives
here.-Mr. and Mrs. Casper Becker
and children. OF Philadelphia, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Bar
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Poole, o
Parksburg. are visiting friends II
Newark.-Mrs. Fannie Nelson, o
Washington D. c., is the guest o
Mrs u C. Wilson.-Miss Dora Law
and Miss Katherine Bowen are mem
hers Of a house party at Flushing
N Y-Mr. and Mrs. James L. Crow
of Washington, D. c., are visitins
Robert Crow and family.-Mr. ant
Mrs. George Medill and children, o
Wilmington are visiting Mr. Medill'
mother.-Mr. and Mrs Alfred A. Cur
tbs are at Wernersville. Pa.-Ahs
Martha Chamberlain, of Wilmington
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Georg
Kerr.-Charles Blandy of Washing
ton. is the guest Of Mrs. Edward WI
son.-NIiss Olive Heiser is visitin
friends at Snow Hill, MIDI
Charles Henry. Of Brooklyn is visit
ing Mrs. George Medill.-Mrs. Harr
Poole and daughter are at Atlanti
lefty
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-12
CHESWOLD DISTRICT IS
AGAINST CONSOLIDATION
seal 10 THE EvENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Aug. 12.-Dr. Charles
A. Wagner has received the reports
from the vote on consolidation OF the
Cheswold, Nelson, Dische and Moore's
schools, with the centre school to be
at Cheswold, the results beng as fol-
lows:
Dische. two for consolidation and
nine against: Cheswold, fourteen for
and none against; Moore's, six for
and twelve against; Nelson, none for
and five against. making a total OF
p for consolidation and rs against.
The opinion seems TO be that in
view of the fact that the alteration
plan would mean at least s1.15 in
creased tax rate. caused the vote
against consolidation. The increase
would have amounted 10 about 4C
cents in each district.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-12
A Real Flesh Builder
For Thin People
WHO WOULD INCREASE WEIGHT

WHO WOULD INCREASE WEIGHT.
Thin men and women who would Ike %
increase their weight with 10 or 10 p9unas
Of healthy stay there iai should Wy
eating a little Sargol with their meals for
while and note results. Here Is s9oo yes,
worth trying First weigh youfset ana
measure yourself. Then take safg9l-one
tablet with every meal-fof Two weeks
Then weigh and measure again II ism
nuestion of how YOU look OF feel or what
vour friends saw and think. The scales and
ihe tame measure will tell their own story.
Nanv people having followed these simple
directions. report weight increases Of from
five 20 eight pounds. with continued gains
under further treatment.
Sarcol does not OF itself make fat but
missing with your food its purpose Is 20 help
tho digestive organs turn the fats, sugars
and starches OF what You have eaten, into
rich. ripe, fat producing nourishment Tor
the tissues and blood-prepare Il in an
easily assimilated form which the blood can
readily accept A great deal Of this ncur.
ishncnt now passes from thin people bodies
as waste Sargol is designed 20 stop the
waste and make the fat producing contents
Of the very same meals you are eating now
develop pounds and pounds OF healthy fesh
Z between your skin and bones. Sargol Is
non-iniurions pleasant. efficient and ineXpen.
sive Lead -ne druggists are authorized TO
sell Do IN large hoNos--forty tablets 20 a
packaee-on guarantee of weight in.
crease or money back as found in every
/ package.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-12
School BOARD IS
REFUSED MORE MONEY
Council Tells Educators
They Must Get Along
With Present Money
GENERAL SALARY
INCREASES REFUSED

At the meeting Of City Council as
a committee Of the whole last even
ing, with members OF the Board Of
Education, It was made clear that
Council would not allow the board
any money over and above the
amount set up in the budget for the
current fiscal year. II also was ex-
planned that the money placed in
this years budget for the increase
In the pay of the school teachers
was for the purpose of increasing
these salaries under the classification
system as the board had supposed
but was simply to maintain the class
ification system of pay as established
last year II was also made clear by
Council that $500 appropriated for
the four supervisors at the High
School was for an increase in their
pay alone and not intended for an
increase in the pay of all the SUI
pervisors. There seemed TO have
been general misunderstanding as
to what this $500 was intended for
Or. Washburn, DR.. Cooper, Mr.
Rommel and Mr.. Guthrie explained in
detail and gave facts and figures
relative to the needs of the schools
and the money required to maintain
them, pay teachers and meet all the
expenses. The misunderstanding rela-
tive to the amount placed in the
budget to maintain the classification
system as established last year in
stead OF making another increase this
year was cleared up and the board
will be guided accordingly.
The fact was brought out that the
board is short about SAL 900 this year
Mr. Rommel said fuel and repairs
would require $4,000.
Councilman Draper chairman o
finance committee. finally stated tina
Council has appropriated all it coul,
to the board for this year, and h
does not see the way clear to allow
il any more money. II was admitted
by DR.. Washhurn that the building o
a new school in the Ninth ward wal
a mistake until the board saw thu
money necessary TO maintain IT, an'
Mr.. Draper said it was a mistake Il
give out contracts for the new Higl
school addition until the bonds are
sold. as there might be trouble sell
ing them The meeting concluded
with the situation as It was before
the conference started.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-08-12
TmREE HURT IN RUNAwAYs.

FREDERICKSBURG Md, Aug. Il
Three persons were injured in two
runaway accidents yesterday. In the
first Mr. and Mrs Zabe Jones were
hurled from carriage between here
and Concord Camp. Mrs. Jones suffer
ing a broken collar-bone while her
husband was badly bruised about the
body.
Between here and williamsburg, Oh
lie Hubert was severely kicked by a
frightened horse and a bone in his
right arm broken Charles T. Sewell
who was in the carriage with Hubert
escaped unhurt.