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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22
MIDDLEBORO, IND

Mrs. Will Brooks delightfully."- enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid society at an all
day meeting. Dinner was served to
Mesdames Medora Little, Myrtle
Thomas, John Smith, Floyd Began,
Charles Little, Fred Gunckle, Ethel
Phenis, Minnie Clark, Anna Cook, VIII
Duke. Alice Schlagle and Hattie
Brooks. Guests of honor were Mes
danes Joe Thomas, George Baker,
Walter Sieweke, Walter Brooks and
Misses Ruth Little and Phenis.
Willard Thomas, Delmar and Isaac
Brooks, Mrs. Jessie Bailey. Mrs. Ray.
mond Landwehr and Joe Peltz called
on Mrs. Jane Brooks Wednesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. Brooks, who feel some
time ago and fractured her hip, is
improving slowly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm, l will offer ut
public sale. at my place, located sew
en- miles southwest OF Centerville, a
quarter mile south Of Doddridge Chap
ell: sale is to start at 10: 80 q. m. sharp
on
Tuesday, Nov. 80, 1915
The Following Personal Property:
3--HEAD OF HORSES
l Driving Mare; / Work Horse. about
fifteen years old: l good General Pur-
pose Horse. six years old and broke
to work any place.
9-HEAD OF SHEEP-9
Ewes, also l good Buck
31-HEAD OF HOGS-31
IS Shoats, that will weigh about a hun
bred pounds: good Brood Sows,
ready to farrow. some will have pigs
by their side.
6--HEAD OF CATTLE-6
good Short Horn Cows: l Yearling
Heller: 2 Yearling Steers.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
Other articles too numerous to men
ton. Terms made known day Of sale
Lunch by the Ladies Of Doddridge
Chapel.
D. ]. & G. M. DODDRIDGE
Minor Conner, Auctioneer
Joe Burris. Clerk
o. Kerltn. Cashier
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WANTED

SWEDISH MASSAGE WILL help
remove those Pains" and Aches
and make you feel like a new per-
son. If you are sick and have tried
everything with no results, try
Massage" and get well. Treat
ments given at your residence. I
teach Chiropody, IS: Massage, $25.
PROFESSOR YHNELL., Is, S. 9th
st. >t - $ - - 50
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MOTHER GIVES SKIN.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 22.-Mrs.
Rose Garrison, widow, permitted DR..
Charles Varier to graft ten square
inches OF cuticle from her arm onto
the foot Of her son, who had been
injured in a motorcycle accident
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22

Among the tragedies Of neutrality
was the recent slaughter OF four Swiss
soldiers, killed by lighting when it
struck the 6,000.foot peak on which
they were stationed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22
Dolly's Daily
Chats
Vegetable Fritters.

Make the batter for vegetable frit.
tiers in the usual way. Take a small
bottle of macedonia of vegetables and
drain them: add to them half tea
spoonful of salt, saltspoonful of pep.
per. teaspoonful Of finely chopped
parsley and toss them lightly In a
half cupful OF whipped cream and stir
all into the batter. Fry the fritters and
serve them In a napkin garnished with
lemon quarters and parsley. Serve
with them fennel sauce which Is made
of half pint of melted butter and
q tablespoonful OF carefully washed
and chopped fresh fennel seed. Let
the butter come to the boiling point,
add the fennel, simmer for two min
utes and serve hot.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22
Tomato Rarebit.

Soft American cheese, pound;
strained tomato, one cupful; soft white
bread crumbs, one cupful; butter, one
tablespoonful; salt, one teaspoonful;
kitchen banquet, one-half teaspoonful;
paprika, Glove of garlic.
Crate the cheese or cut 1t fine and
mix all the ingredients with it in a
bowl. Rub the chatting dish with the
garlic, and, If liked, cut it very fine
and leave it in the pan. Turn in the
mixture from the bowl and stir rapid
" until hot and smooth. Serve at once
on hot toast or thin baking-powder
biscuit, accompanied with cucumber
and lettuce salad with French dress
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22

WANTED-Distrfct manager for Rich.
mond and vicinity; good proposition
for the right man; considerable estab-
lished business; previous experience
unnecessary. Free school Of instruc.
ton. Massachusetts Bonding and In.
surance Co., Capital 100000. Ad-
dress Box 2. care Palladium. cost
WANTED-Men. II you are looking for
an honest article, want to establish
q permanent trade, wholesale and re.
tail, get particulars on our line Of guar
anteed gas nantes. Exclusive terri
tory given, nantes replaced free.
Write today for free particulars. sam
pies for soc. Wisconsin Gas Mantle
and Fixture Co., 744 jackson ST., Mil
waukee, Wis 2O-22-23-27-29-3O
ASK for Economy Creamery Butter.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-House rooms. electric
light, gas, 500 s. 5th st. H. c. Bull
lerdick. Phones 1926 or 1919 26-tf
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FOR RENT-125 S. Twelfth street, 6
rooms, bath, electric lights. Inquire
us S. Eleventh. S-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22

WANTED-Teachers wanted for
schools good positions Address D.
T. Baldwin, Supt. San Elizario, Tex.
1911
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WANTED - Palladium of
August 7, 1915. Leave at
Palladium office. 15-tf
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LOST

LOST-One storm cover between John
st. and N. w. Bird. Return to John
NJ. Eggemeyer. 4th and Main. Re-
ward. 20-2t
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FOR RENT-Modern rooms; also )
room apartment to colored. Phone
2256. 9 = tt 22-tf
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WANTED-1 900 feather beds, highest
prices paid for old feather beds, Nd
dress c. Gauer. General Delivery, Rich
mond, Ind. 3-2St
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FOR Rents room modern house,
bath, furnace, electric lights, hard
wood floors; 131 South 9th. Phone
1921. 22-7t
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WANTED-To rent rooms and bath,
modern, centrally located. Address
H. care Palladium. 24.tf
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MOVING, TRUCK & TRANS.
FER LINE

FURNITURE-MoJe to and from tns
city by large motor truck. Forres:
Monger. Transfer and Storage Co
Phone 2608.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Half Of double house. 405
National ave-, modern except fur
mace. Rent SIS. water rent paid. In
Quire OF John E. PeltZ. 19-3t
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WANTED-Place by boy 16 years
old to deliver. Have had experience
with city. Willing to do any kind of
work. Add. 1927 N. E. ST. 22-2t
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WANTED-Girl.n no washing or iron
ing; 319 North 18th. 22-3t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-22

FOR RENT furnished light house.
keeping rooms; 221 North 14th.
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WANTED - Automobile repairing.
White & Wilt; Ford work a special
ty. Rear Brown & Darnell. 1877
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WANTED-Atk1nson pays highest
cash prices for second hand goods
and sells at lowest prices. See him
at once. 416 Main. Phone 1945. Aft
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SIS month. Government Jobs. List
positions free. Write Immediately
Franklin Institute. Dept. 84-J, Roches-
ter, N. Y. MISUNDERSTANDING st
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WANTED-Girl or woman to help
with houseworl. two or three morn
ings weekly in family with small chill
dren. Telephone 4S7S. 61O w. Pearl
st. 17-7t
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WANTED-To explain a new plan OF
Saving Money Ask the First Ma
tional Bank. eth and Main SITS.
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FOR RENT housekeeping rooms.
furnished, in rear, private; 46 South
18th. 22-tf
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EVERYTHING to repair that is bro
ken: baby cabs, wringer rolls, sweep
ers, all kinds Of grinding, pictures
framed, new and old bicycles. We turn
nothing away. Call for and delivered.
Brown-Darnell Co., 1920 Main ST.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; IL;
South Sth. 22-3
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WANTED - Chambermaid. Appl!
HOusekeeper at Westcott hotel POI
Evening star., 1915-03-25
BAVARlAN CROWN PRINCE
NOT WOUNDED. is CLAIM
Order Thanking His Troops for
Stout Resistance to Foe
Is Issued

ACNit'H. VIA London March 70
The report which has been circulated
abroad that crown Prince Rupprecht
oi Bavaria has been seriously wound
Cd BY shell is officially denied
The Berlin Xossische Zeitung pub
lishes the following army order. is
sued by the Crown Prince OF Bavaria
March to The troops of the 7th
Army Corps:
TIE soldiers of the enemy succeed
ed. With forty-three battalions against
three, in effectiug a breach iii our posi-
tionS after heroic resistance on our
part. The recapture of the positions
failed. but your attack has broken
the euemy's spirit of enterprise. Two
hostile army corps have not dared to
advance from the captured village,
whose possession is of subordinate i'm
portance.
My warmest thanks for your cour-
age and devotion. Full reta aliation
must be reserved until later. Mean
while, ! confidently expect you to do
everything to strengthen our present
position that all further attacks may
lie frustrated. | confidently expect you
to oppose an insurmountable barrier
10 every further hostile advance until
the day of reckoning with this enemy.
This day will come, and / rely upon
you.
,SirneD .RUPPRECHT.'
Evening star., 1915-03-25

scramble madly to get out and away
from this terrible thing that had come
plunging down through the SNOW.
Hi. Oh, Help! yelled Farmer
Browns boy as Buster bumped into
him and knocked him down aud rolled
him over in the snow.
Blacky the Crow looking on from the
top of tree saw a great disturbance
in that bank of snow. then out of II
burst two SNOW covered figures. one
was Farmer Browns boy. He had lost
his hat. but he didn't stop to look for
it. With a wild yell he started to run.
and ran. yelling Help, help
The other figure was Buster Bear and
he ran in the other direction, whining
and whimpering. His black coat was
Allied with snow and he was just ls
badly frightened as was Farmer
Browns boy ana trying just as hard
Blacky laughed and laughed? The
fact is it is doubtful if either Buster
or Farmer Browns boy knew lust
what had happened. 1t had been so
sudden thar neither had time to thiu~
and each was doing his best to get
away. They would do their thin king
later. Each was sure that the other
was AFTER him and each was trusting
to his own good legs to get him 10
safet!. II was very. very funny, bat
only Blacky the c-ov saw the funny
SIDE then. Farmer Browns boy would
later. hut just then his only thought
was to get out OF the Green Forest
And his is low Buster Bear finally came
fcrtli from his winter sleep. and WHY
hiachN Tue troW reaTl, laughed Hil7-
self sick
Evening star., 1915-03-25
ALLIES CAN SEIZE FOOD
SENT BY PARCEL POST
Burleson Issues Instructions to Post
masters to Accept Such at
Shippers Risk.

Parce! post consignments OF FOOD OF
TO be sent from the INIT
cd States into warning European coun-
tries arc subject to the same risks OF
seizure and detention as ordinary ship
ments by freight or express.
Postmaster General Burlesou today
made public a ruling in which attention
was called to this fact. and postnas-
ters We're directed to accept such snip
mentS ouly at seEders risk.
The ruling was made BY the lest-
master General after he had submitted
the whole matter to the state tePat'-
ment because large SHIPMENTS o. H"t
ana other foodstuffs we're being m'ee
through the parcel post 10 c'ti%ch;5 IA
Germany aud Austria. the idea bctAs
that in this was any attempt to starNc
out the GcrmaCs BY the allies might be
forest Il He'd
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Mems Shoe Department.

Several small lots OF High
Shoes which we have marked at
clearance prices; incomplete a.
to size. but for those who can
be fitted a good saving opportun
ity. ......
&c pair. Mems Patent Coltsilln
Blucher-cut and Straight-iaced Shoes
sizes :. 1ls. 8. So. ats and lob; :
s. si5. 3 and 10C; 61s, SIS. sis. 10 ard
I'D.
Ac.2S pair. Were &4.0o.
- pairs Mems Fine Gun Metal Calf
skin Shoes. several different shapes in
laced styles; sizes -. s. sis and sAA.
III, s1s A: 5. 5ix. 6 and TB. and 5, So.
6i., I, ~ and sc.
&2.:5 pair. Were $500.
"a pairs Mems Tan Russia Calls -
Laced Shoes. in several different mot
els. sizes -, s. S'a and loAA: ,f-..
s. 9 and ei2A: Si:. .ia. and -. 4. ana
6i5, Z and sc.
1925 pair. Were $500.
pairs Mems Tan Russia Calfsi,}.t
Button Shoes: sizes s,a, .. ?la and l"l,.
and CD.
s:.:3 pair. Were $500.
Main Goor. Tenth street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
China Department.

2 sts-incb French China Plates. gold fnrfIs. 81.
and noral deNora tioD: So zach. Were ST..
! Richly Decorated Austrian China Marina
lade Jar. 50r. Was SIPS.
Decorated French China Tea rlatcs. ojc
Decorated Austrian China syrrp jug. 25c
Was 81 90.
Handsome French China Cracker Jar. slight
ly imperfect: sI.25 Was 500.
Richly Decorated Austrian China Salad
Bowls. zoe each. Were s1.30.
Hand painted French China Fruit Bowls
81 90 each Were $50.
l Odd Decorated French China Sugar Bow,
cover slightly imperfect; 500. Was So
Handsomely Decorated French China Svr,p
jug, on plate: S1.0o Was $3.50.
/ Richly Decorated Austrian China Sugar aia
Cream Set: rream pitcher slightly inperfc,
Soc Was Sl.2J
i Ha nelsomeIy Decorated French China Ccle-.
Tray slightly Imperfect: Si.U. Was 81 30
8 Richly Decorated Bone China Teacups a.
Saucers .5c each. Were .Dr.
Handsomely Decorated French China Coverp,!
Dish mat gold handles: S5c. Was $3.50
Handsomely Decorated French China Choo1s
late Pot, SIS. Was $50
/ Decorated French China Celery Tray. slight
" imperfect: Joe. Was 500.
I Decorated French China Celery Tray 81 o..
Was So
Decorated French c4ina Hand painted Frai
Bowl Si.Gu. Was s. 90
& handsomely Decorated Hand painted FreDc
China Teacaps and Saucers. .,,c each. wer.
!: Hand painted French China Eonbon Disbc,
5oc each. Were 81 -.
:. Decorated ino@-, Eaiua riattess II IL. 4
s'.c: so. ea.a. Mere sif5.
Lifta looE. stxeet.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Misses Department.

Juniors. Dresses Of linen, In piece styles.
long and short wasted; white, blue and PINK
sizes 13 and "A; 1915 each. We're $s.'o ana
Juniors Dresses. Of white crepe in ion;-
wasted style: size IS; $s.55 each Were Sl..oo:
Girls Spring Coats: threcquarter- length; IN
navy. red. tan and checks; sizes 6: s. Il and i a
Years: $s75 each. We're 81 90. ss.Is and 1000
IN single and double breasted styles; navy and
checks: sizes Il. Il. Is and II years; $3.50
each Were $500 and 1850.
Misses Evening Dresses OF chtnm ana IA Mn ~
saline. in pink. blue and green; size 1S; 5000
cach. Were $3.50 aud $3.50.
q Girls Woolen Dresses: long WASTED styles
In hine black and white checks and brown ana
white checks; sizes 12 and II years; 5000 each
4 Misses. snrius suits: styaes with short coats.
IN lavender and tango: sizes II 10 and Is
years: $500 each. Were $20o.
Third door, street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Boys Clothing Department.

Boys AI-Wool DNercoats, iii nnn
mixtures. convertible collars sizes -
and II: $50. each. Were Sa.Vo
Boys All-Wool oNercoats. in good
gray and tan patterns: convertible and
high collars: sizes 3. 1, .. :. and O.:
1895 each. Were $3.50.
Oliver Twist Suits. colored velvet
blouse and cream trousers: sizes s. :.
s and 4: $3.50 each. Were S1aaa
Is Wool Sweaters. plain white and
white with colored trimmings: sizes ::
and years: 93c each. Were $225
20 pairs Boys Wool Knickerbockels.
In tan and gray: sizes 10 to IS years /.
Csc each. Were S150.
10 Fine Quality Cotton rajamas plain
colorS and stripes: siZ. 10: 5Sc and Csc
each. Were Sl.00 aud Sl25
IS Boys Outing Flannel PajaInas. at
tractiye striped patterns: size {: .'s,,
each. Were 81 90
"a Boys Fine Quality Madras shirts.
with laundered cofiar band: slightly
soiled; sizes IL, 12h and IA neckbaruj !:
75c each. We're s1.00.
Third floor, Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Beautiful Serving Trays.
Much Below Regular Prices.

There are Is OF these
Trays, in many desirable
styles, practically one-of-a-
kind, and the very great
concession in price at which
we have been able to obtain
them makes it possible for
us to offer them at much be-
low the regular prices.
Round. oblong and square
trays, with mirror centers,
plate glass centers with
beveled edges, centers of
glass and silver deposit,
centers with black back and
silver deposit, glass and lace
dolly centers, and centers of
engraved glass.
The sample line of the
very best trays made, many
of them with a guard rail,
which adds much to the ap-
pearance, some of them
with handles, all with ball
feet.
Most extraordinary val
ues.
$l.00 to $500 each.
About One-half Regular
Prices.
Fifth door. G street
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Little Storles
10 Bedtime
ny THORNTON w. BURGESS
Copyright. 1918. bv j. q. Loyd-)
What Happened When Farmer
Browns Boy Jumped Down.

There is a great big word which IS
sometimes used when things happen
and cannot be explained any other way.
II is called coincidence. When two
people start to do the same thing or
to go to the same place. neither know
ing anything about what the other was
doing or planning to do. that is coin
cid-ence. so ii was coin cid -ence that
was at the bottom of what happened
to make Blacky the Grow laugh until
he almost made himself sick.
Farmer Browns boy wasn't thinking
Of Buster Bear at all. 1t was so long
since he had heard of or seen any sign
of Buster that he had made up his mind
that Buster had left the Green Forest
and gone back 10 the Great Woods
from which he had come. When Farm
er Browns boy stood on the great rock
deep in the Green Forest making up
his mind whether or not to jump down
INTO that snowbank at the foot Buster
Bear was as far from his thoughts as
the moon Is from the earth
Vow. If Farmer Browns boy had
gone there a day later nothing would
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Cut Glass Department.

2 i0-inch Trays. with nickel frames bali feet
and guard rail: handled styles, with silver de
posit center: slightly imperfect; s1.o0 each
Were $500.
y austrian Engraved Glass Plates; l5c each.
: Austrian Glass Irideecent Vases slightly
imperfect 35c each. Were 500.
Austrian Engraved Glass Cheese Plates:
8 Austrian Gold Engraved. Footed Sherbet
Cups: 25c each. Were. zoe.
:. Cut Glass Handled Bonbon Baskets: soc
each. Were $3.50.
s-inch Cut Glass Salad Bowl: 75c was
$o.75.
l Handled Cat Class Bonbon Dish. slightly
imperfect; S1.O0. Was $1.15.
i Cut Glase Water Pitcher. slightly impe--
feet: $l.25. Was $3.50
Handled Fruit Dsa, siass-eovered crs.tuae
With wicker frame: slightly imre-f. :: ST."
Vas $40.
EIfth toW. Z Stgeet
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Friday Special in
Women's Colonial Pumps.
$3.25 pair-were IS and S.

Several small lots of Women's
Colonial Pumps, which are in
complete in size range. There is
not an undesirable style in the
whole lot, and for those who can
be fitted this clearance presents
one of the best economic oppor-
tunities in fashionable footwear.
Gun Metal vamps. with Taupe Quar-
ters, hand-turned soles and Spanish
heels; sizes ga; 4 and 6B; 2la. and
SIC: cd.
Patent Vamp. with Taupe Quarters.
hand-turned so1es and Spanish heels:
sizes 4 and SEA; GLIB; So and &c; 8
and sgd.
turned soles and Spanish heels; sizes
4AA: 4iisA. .6kC.
Patent coltskif colonials. hand turned
soles and Spanish heels: sizes IL. .,
6, 6h and 7AA: 4, s, 5 !: and IA: 5, 6
and 7B; ), :, and &C: SD.
Patent Coltskin Colonials, with Good
year welt soles and Spanish heels; sizes
:. and 5hAA; 3. 8. So and TEA; 8.
81. s, Z and 71sB; "a, 3, 31a, ;, and
7AC; 4sD.
1926 pair.
Were $500 and $6.OO.
Third door, Tenth street
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Housefurnishing Department.

lot Sewing Tables. shop worn; sl.6o each.
Were 200
Oval White Eaameled Bathroom Mirror,
Aluminium Cofrec Pot, $115. Was S2.15.
3 Aluminium Rice Boilers. $lO0 each. Were
i Baby Walker. s1.5o Was $500.
SOLID Brass Candlesrtcks, $1.00 each. Were
i white Enameled Bread Boz, 4oc. Was CSC.
I wiEard Dustless Mop. used In demonstra-
don: 15c; was $3.50. Also at o0c, Was $l:gO
was 81 c5: also 1 at SOC, was s1.O0.
lot Wooden Towel Arms, &c each.
l lot Brooms. Ice each.
i lot Metal Polish, l5c can. Was &c.
I Double Burner Gas Oven. 500: Was $50
Infants B2thtub. $780, Was 500:
Brown Enameled Saucepan, 5oc. Was 90c.
. Brown Flane.ed Preserving Kettles. zoe
each. We're zoe.
Iifth door, street
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Special price, $50 piece.
Dress Goods Department.

AZ yards 64-inch French Serge. $50. Was
2ls yards 54-inch Pebbled Poplin, $s.75. Was
IS CO.
81 yards 64-inch French Serge. 500. Was
81 yards 5oinch Broadcloth. ss.75. Was
~ yards 4o-inch Figured Crepe de ohine, all
silk. $500. Was $3.50.
/. cs. yards 54-inch Panne Broadcloth. $500. Was
S11.O0.
3 yards 44-inch Figured Tussah, $2.5. Was
$780,
~ Yards 54-inch Basket Weave suieing, ssD.
yards 4o-irch Pries.ley's Silk Warp Hen
81 Yards os.tpch French Gabardine, 500.
Yards 44-inch Priestiey's Tussah. s3.7o.
Was $50.
Second floor G street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Burleson's Ruling.

The Postmaster Generals ruling say s.
"Foodstuffs and merchandise deposit
ed at various post Offices to be sent INTO
bclligerent territory will be accepted
and sent at senders' risk. and SO Tar
as action Of belligercnt nations is con-
cerned with reference to such pafcels
the same rules as apply to foodstuls
and merchandise sent by frelght oi
express applv to foodstuffs ana inet-
chandise sent by mail
In the acceptance by postmaslefs
Of sucb foodstufs or merchandise 10
be forwarded by parcel post, care
should be taken by them to nave the
same put up in parcels separate from
other articles. SO that any action taken
nv thc belligerentS in regard to them
need not delay or otherwise emparfasS
the regular mail traffic.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Friday Special in
Wonen's Vests.

A manufacturers sample line Of
Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests, in
low-neck and sleeveless style, with
plain or crochet fronts. They are
slightly soiled, and offered at one
third to one-half less than regular
prices.
Special prices, 3sc and soc garment.
\ And the following:
sS Children's Balbriggan Vests. high neck and
short sleeves, in sizes q, so and 81; 15c each.
X chiidren's Imported Balbrigyan vests, high
neck and short sleeves; sizes %, so, 81 and "a;
&c each. Were 50c.
is Women's Jersey Ribbed Combination Suits,
low neck and no sleeves; lace-trimmed draw
ers; size 4: 35c each. Were soc.
Main floor, G street.
Evening star., 1915-03-25
Friday Clearance of
Women's Dresses.

Not d large assortment. b,;,
included are attractive styles io''
Afternoon. street or evening
wear. and for those who can be
fitted there is good choice fo,
selection.
Crepe meteor. clar,neuse.
serge. chiffon and other pretty
silks have been used in their
making. and the colors are good
black. navy, blue and light
evening shades. Sizes 81 to So.
$1,000 each.
Were up to 5000.