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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
Monogram Stationery

It is not too late to order
an artistic monogram aud
have it stamped on a beau
tiful gift box OF Writing
Paper. Dies very reason
ably priced.
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ChangeabIe Tafefa
PeffiCOafs

Serviceable quality silks in
an elastic top model with deep
hemstitched founces, the
scallopcd ruflc finished with
triple rows OF tiny pleatings.
Special S3.95
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Gold Jeuelry
In Brilliant Array

What more helpful to the holiday shopper than tlnS
little list of gift suggestions! The beauty OF the designs
the perfection of the workmanship will endure Tor THESE
artistic novelties are of solid gold.
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Special S3.65
Leather Novelties
Practically Answer the Gift Question

Scores of the smartest novelties imaginable, gifts
for men and gifts for women, ready in the Leather
Goods Section. If the question of what to give per-
pexes glance at these practical suggestions Qualities
STYLES and prices commend them to your favor.
Hand Bags 81 so to $500 Collar Bags Soc to SOS
Strap Books $1,000 Sses Tie Holders SloO TO sses
Toilet Cases 3es $3.50 Brief Cases S4eS Slso
level Boxes S25 to SLABS Flasks .S49S to Sl.5o
Also
Velvet G. Silk Bags, Steel Beaded Bags
s1oO to $500 S4eS to $4,000
Grourd
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Visiting Cards

Orders will be accepted
all week for the engraving
of new plates or for print
ing cards from your own
plate. Deliveries guaran-
teed and orders accepted
for any class OF engraving,
to be executed before
Christmas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
Writing Paper In
Christmas Cabinets

Chlldren's beautiful Gilt
Boxes at 10c, zoe and Csc;
Gift Cabinets for grown-ups
at CSC, soc, 75c, Sl.00 and
I'D to $1,000.
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handkerchief
Always on Holiday Gift Lists

And those who know the
completeness and the choice
ness of the Lord & Taylor as
sortments always purchase
such Handkerchiefs here.
This season, dainty novelties
galore arc featured as well as
every staple style and at
especially attractive prices.
Exquisite Gift Handker-
chiefs imported novelties,
adorned with hand embroider-
les or rare laces, $3.50 to $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
Satin Dancing Skirts,
S3.95, S5.o5, sos and SS.75

Washable satins. white or flesh in charming model
the hounces elaborate with wide e aces Geogete and lac
combined rued with fine shadow laces many ribbon an
rosebud trimmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
Silk PeftiCOQtS
Gifts-Both Pretty and Practical

Smart ones for street wear-dainty ones for dancing
AS frilly" and fetching as any could wish Anc
this year, when useful gifts than favored
the of these economies is unusually interesting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10

SOC each
Linen with lilo in. hem.
Linen, assorted hens.
Tape and cord borders.
Hand embroidered corners.
Madeira embroidered.
French novelty embroi-
dered.
Madeira, hand scalloped.
Novelty Glove Handker-
chiefs.
Dainty Glove Handker-
chiefs, exquisitely hand
embroidered,
Sl.0O each
Armenian lace edged.
Applique medallion corners
Colored roll borders.
Colored hand embroidery.
Appenzell hand embroidery
French novelty borders IN
color effects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10

Pink and white in two very
pretty models, with ribbon
banded net flounces, rosebud
trimmed or deep lace founces
over pleated net. Special S5.95
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Gifts of Usefulness
FOR MEN

every will appreciate their most practical appropriateness
a making Christmas selections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-10
Book Ends

Brass, Bronze, black glass
and numerous metals in
nearly a hundred designs
from $3.50 to S65.O0 a pair.
Greeting Cards
Orders for Individual
Greeting Cards will be &c
cepted all week for the late
corners. Deliveries on or
before December 22nd. We
would urge immediate Sc
lection.
Waterman Fountain
Pens
The Ideal Waterman Pens
need no introduction. You
will find an endless variety
here. Prices $3.50 to $500.
Lord & Taylor
Invincibfe Fountain Pens
Sl.00
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Ground Floor.
Evening journal., 1916-01-18
NOURNED As DEAD.
Returns TO HIS WIFE
Wilkes Barre Man Thought
Killed in Explosion When
Photo Was Found
AWAY FROM HOME
SINCE DECEMBER |

WILKES BARRE, Pa, Jan. IS
Evan Evans, of this city, who has been
mourned as dead by his wife and fam
lily since December 1, has returned to
show them that he is very much alive.
Evans family believed him to be
one of the victims of the explosion in
the DUPONT powder mills near VIII
mington, Del, last month. He left
here in November to get employment
in the DUPONT mills ana wrote only
one letter home. Several days after
the explosion Mrs. Evans received by
mail a picture of her husband that
had been found near the scene of the
explosion. This was regarded as con-
vincing evidence that he was dead.
While friends were calling on the
Evans family and cOndOling them over
the husband and fathers loss, Evans
walked into his own home and greeted
his family. He explained that he fail
ed to get work at Wilmington prior
to the explosion. He worked several
days in clearing up the wreckage and
believes that his photograph dropped
from his pocket While thus engaged.
He went on to other cities, and fail
ing to get work. decided TO come home.
Evening journal., 1916-01-18
Combing Won't Rid
Hair OF Dandruif

The only sure way to get rid of dand-
ruff is to dissolve it, then you destroy ut
entirely 10 do this, get about four
ounces OF ordinary liquid arvon; apply
it at night when retiring; use enough to
moisten the scalp and rub it i'm gently
with the finger tips.
DO this tonight, and by morning most,
if not all of your dandrufl will be gone
and three or four more applications will
completely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF 1t, nc
matter how much dandruif You mas
have.
You will and too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop at once
and your hair win be fluffy. ustrous
glossy. silky and soft. and look and fee
a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drus
store. 1t is Inexpensive and never fails
10 do the work
Evening journal., 1916-01-18
We Offer Wednesday Our

Mems ribbed Underwear, grey and peeler
color; regular Soc 20 per cent. off. .lOc
Mems fleece lined High Rock, Jaeger
color; regular SOC, 20 per cent. off. i0c
Mems wright's Health Underwear, mot
tied; regular SlOO; 20 per cent off. soc
Mems natural wool Underwear, Glasten-
bury and Collins make, 20 per cent. off.
The 75c quality, 6Oc; the Sl00 quality,
soc; the SIPS quality, S1.OO; the Si5o
quality, Sl.2O; the Si.75 quality, $l.4O;
and $500 quality ................ .$1.6O
Evening journal., 1916-01-18
Visit The Tabernacle
Written for EVENING JOURNAL
BY JAMES T. CRoZIER.

When you're daily toll is through.
And you have not much TO do,
Let me say this, friend. to you,
Go hear The Word.
Go hear Doctor Lyon speak;
DO not say, 7 will next week.
Now is the time to seek
And find The Lord
If you 90 you will feel blest,
And be happy like the rest,
For Doctor Lyon does his best
To win q soul.
He will tell you what is right
Also tell you what to fight,
And God grant youll get The Light,
And be made whole.
Christ upon that cruel tree
Shed his blood for you and me
That from sin We should be free;
Bless His dear name.
n we're right when life is done,
All our battles fought and won.
We shall see Gods own dear Son,
The blind, the lame.
The singing there is grand
BY that choir on the stand;
You just watch that leaders hand
II sure is great.
Then another blessed thing
Is TO hear those children sing;
The piano made 10 ring
BY leaders mate.
| avn praying every day
While i'm Wilmington they stay,
Doctor Lyon may find the way
To every heart.
God bless this noble band.
And ! trust they'll understand
I would love TO shake each hand
Before we part.
Evening journal., 1916-01-18

Mems Cotton Ribbed Union Suits in
grey and peeler colors Regular Sl,O0;
sale price ................. ....... soc
Mems cotton ribbed Union Suits; regu
Mems natural wool Union Suits, Globe
make, the Sl.5O quality, S1.20; the Sl.75
quality, S1.4O; the S2.25 quality, Sl.S0; the
$3.50 quality $500; the $500 quality,
S2.40; the $3.50 quality .......... $3.50
Mems Duofold Health Underwear, the
81 90 quality, soc; the Sl.5O quality, Sl.2O;
the 81 quality, SLIGO; the $3.50 quality, 81
Mems Duofold Union Suits; $500 and
$3.50 values, sale price. S2.40 and $3.50
Evening journal., 1916-01-18
ROBERT ADAlR. lawyer.
ACQUITTED OF PERJURY

In Court OF General Sessions at 9
o'clock last night. the jury in the
Adair perjury case. which had been
out since 4.2O o'clock, returned a ver-
dict Of not guilty.
Nh Adair had been on trial for
three days under indictment charging
him with perjury. The allegation was
that he testified falsely during a hear
ing in the Court of Chancery. in liti-
cation following the sale Of the Adair
property at Eighteenth and Washing
ton streets
Evening journal., 1916-01-18
The whole BODY
needs Pure BLOOD

The bones, the muscles, and all the
organs of the body depend for their
strength and tone and healthy action
on pure blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes pure
blood. II is positively unequaled in
the treatment of scrofula, catarrh,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, loss of appe-
tite. that tired feeling There is no
other medicine like it. BE sure 10 get
Hoods and get it today, II is sold
by all druggists.
Evening journal., 1916-01-18
These Are Big Values Indeed

Mems natural wool double-hreasted
Shirts, the Sl.75 quality, S1.i0; the $500
quality ........ .......S .S1.60
Mems $l0O Neghgee Shirts, soft and
stiff cuffs, neat patterns. Regular ST. 90;
sale price, 65c; two for .........SI.25
Mems Sl.5O Neglgee Shirts. laundcred
cuffs, all neat patterns; regular Sl5O;
sale price ......... ............ .S9c
Mems Silk Shirts; regular $3.50; sale
price ......... ................... $3.50
Mems Lisle Suspenders, regular soc,
35c; 3 for $1.00
Boston and Brighton Carriers; regular
25c ........... ....................17 lie
Evening journal., 1916-01-18
DUPONT EMPLOYEE
makes sensational
Statement public
Mr.. Geo. Schaeierman, 1924
Gilpin Avenue, Resident
Here Since 1883, Says He
Does So For Humanity'S
Sake.

Here is another statement made by
a man TO help fellow sufferers. said
h. l.. Smith, the Herbal LaX-a-Tono
man. at Miller's Drug store, 4O4-4O6
Market ST. LaX-a-Tone is a byword
now. you hear It wherever you so. It's
popularity is increasing tremendously
because it delivers the goods. Mr.
Schaeferman says:
Evening journal., 1916-01-18
CONTRIBUTED TO OWN DEATH.

The jury summoned last week by
Coroner Lattomus in the case of Cen
naro Di Brig.de, who was fatally in-
iured by being run down by the au-
tOmObile owned by the New Castle
County Levy Court on November 30,
met again last night and completed its
York. The body returned a verdict to
the effect that the man was injured
through his own negligence.
Evening journal., 1916-01-18
CIRLS, FRIENpLv ro MEEr.

The Girls Friendly Society Of st. An
drew's Church will repeat the play
"After the Game" at the church ON
Thursday night. January - During
the week of January - the Girls
Friendly Societies Throughout. Whining.
ton win hold the annual Friendly week
at st. Andrews Church.
Evening journal., 1916-01-18
MR.. DOUTY TAKES oFFIcE.

w. W. nouty was sworn in as assist
ant city treasurer yesterday by Deputy
Judge Joslyn. Mr.. Dowy will fiji tll,
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Granville r. Alexander, who has taken
a position with +. d. Lackoy q Co.
bankers and brokers.
Evening journal., 1916-01-18

I have had indigestion for two
years. My stomach continually felt
as if it had a big lump in it. ] could
not get rid Of that feeling. no matter
how / tried, until I used Herbal Lax
atone. II has entirely relieved me.
! have no more Indigestion, no more
gas or bloat, and can cat any kind OF
food without distress.
Herbal Lax-a-TOne is being intro
duced in Wilmington by +. L. Smith,
the LaX-a-Tone man, i'm charge at
Miller Drug Store, 4O4-406 Market St.
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31
Freddie the Fox -Trotter,
One of the Best, Meets
His Waterloo
FAIR LADIES JAM
HAT ON HIS EARS
He Leaves Precipitately,
and All Others Like Him
VIII Do Likewise

Freddie The FoN-Trotter. with cane
,-o,er'y crooked over his arm, tinted
.0t Handkerchief coyly peepinS from
:, uprer pocket and gloves dropping
oosn al the wrist in the accepted
Broadway fashion, ssuntered debon-
,,irlv across the lobby of the Waldorf
A.,oris. With sll his sartorial acces-
.ories in place, Freddie realized that he
vss irresistible and he WAS about to
add 70 his numberless conquests.
Midway across the centre rug his all
.eeinr eye caught the glance OF 3
dsiptily attired woman. Freddie aimed
II. dull kid pumps in her direction and
x,s gratifed 70 note that the object OF
ii. attentions did not retreat. His hat
v,s removed tentatively and his mouth
hrosSened into an all-inclusive smile.
Sr-elv that was an encouraging heker
~ an eyelid from the woman he was
sbout 70 honor with his attentions,
@H'ml Beautiful day" began Freddie.
Dropping Of the eyelds and sug-
s.,tion Of a blush on the cheeks OF the
rscipient Of his attentions. Otherwise
situation encouraging.
Freddie Works Fast
How about a-er-little stroll down
the svenue?'
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31

Street entrance came the une1peet'
edly complete acceptance.
II looked like repetition OF
Freddie's past performances with
vengeance. The lady Of the mild man
ner quietly ssuntered at his side,
then
Wonder Of wonders, an equally at
tractive young woman smiled at her
and fell into Freddie's stride on his
other side
Even Freddie began TO wonder at the
power % his charms.
But something suddenly happened to
cause his ealloused heart TO miss beat
rs they approached the Thirty-third
Street exit OF the hotel. Each OF ms
companions crooked her index fnger
into the sleeve Of his coat and twisted
his arm in a manner that seemed al
most masculine.
"Its mash. Help me give IL the
gate, Clara said the lady on the right.
"INe a notion TO spoil his pretty
face Just for luck" said the mild man
rered one.
Freddie turned red, gulped. STAN,
mered. started 20 speak, then changed
his mind and walked silently along. At
tho door he was given an unceremoni-
Gus push. his hat was jammed upon his
head until il was stopped BY his ears
and the mild hammered lady raised ner
voice 10 bid him farewell.
III YOU ever stick your pretty race
inside this hotel again you'll take
trip over TO see the Lieutenant with US
DO you get me?" she demanded.
Yep. Freddie "Got" Her
Freddie did. He turned on his heel
and moved silently south on Fifth Ave
nue.. -.
All Of which is but one OF the incl
dents Of busy day on the part OF the
iWaldorf-Astoria's newly organized stan
Of female detectives. They were scat,
tered comfortably about the lobby OF
the hotel last evening enjoying the
concert BY stringed orchestra, ehSt-
ting with their neighbors and watching
for the departure Of costly. garments
with other than their rightful owners
lust how many undesirsbles have
been given the Russian run" by these
gentle hammered guardians or the
hotels morals, Joseph Smith, superln-
tendent Of service, refuses TO say
Moreover, ne refused TO introduce an
/ ;nouirer TO one of the sleuths.
@If YOU want TO find out where they
are lust try TO get friendly with some
body around here without proper In
reductions" he said to the male visitor
The visitor looked about the lobby
cor s;dered the tale Of Freddie the FOX
/ Trotter, and quietly stole out OF the
Thirty-third Street exit.
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31
AUSTRIANS TO THANK WILSON

Amsterdam. Dec. So.-A Vienna DIS
patch says that Victor Adler. father OF
DR.. Frederick Adler, who assassinsted
Premier Stuergkh o. Austria, spoke a,
? peace demonstration OF labor repre-
sentatives on Thursday and expressed
the conviction that the effect OF the
Central Powers peace offer was sucn
that, notwithstanding all that had been
said In hostile countries, they would no
longer be able 20 oppose peace. Amio
loud applause Herr Adler. who is leader
Of the Austrian Socialists. proposed
that q message of thanks for his peace
efforts be telegrsphed 70 President
" ilsop.
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31

Kuo-kan, appointed Minister OF the
Interior by Premier Tuan Chi-jui'
yiee-President Feng-kwo-ehang and sew
enteen military governors have tels-
graphed President Ii Yuan Hung ana
the Premier eondemning the dilatori-
ness OF Parliament, supporting the
Premier in his position, and urging
President Ii Yuan Hung 20 give ths
Premier full authority TO reorranize
tho government
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31
message from Emperor william. say

message from Emperor William. say
ing:
You have used q strong hand and
led the country In a fsrsighted manner.
You have seen that the population has
been kept Quiet and orderly, and have
always favored German interests. as
was your duty. For your fidelity and
successful accomplishment OF duty in
difficult and responsible position ]
beg 70 thank you"
The probability of Governor General
Won Bissing's retirement because Of III
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31

positions. Tho enemy again repeatedly
shelled the city and suburbs OF Co
rizia. without inAieting damage OF I'M
portAnce.
"On the Carso a surprise attack at
tenn pted by the enemy against our ad-
vaneed lines was checked promptly BY
our infantry
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31
NAVIGATING BY SOUND.

Steamboat captains are using micro
phones installed in sounding leads to
determine the character of river beds.
The sound Of tn. leads dragging on
tho bottom is transmitted by wire to
regular telephone receivers.
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31
POUND FOES LINES
Artillery VERY Active" on Whole
Front, Rome Announces

Rome. Dec. 8o.-A revival Of activity
on the part OF Italian artillery along
the whole front IL reported in to-dsy's
communication from the War once.
which follows:
Along the whole front our artillery
was very active against the enemys
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31
KAISER PRAISES BISSING'S
STRONG HAND IN BELGIUM
German Governor General. III with
Pneumonia, Nav BE Retired

London. Dec. 30.-Gcneral Baron Won
Bissing. governor general OF Belgium,
who is lying seriously i'll with pneu-
nonia at Brussels. says the Exchange
Telegraph Compnny's Amsterdam cor
respondent. hns received a sympathetic
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31

health is being widely discussed in
German circles in Brussels. the corre-
spcndent adds.
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31

Two Models - cambric en-
broidcrcd and Cluny Lace
trimmed. Usually SOC 3Sc
Three Models - B a r d eau
styles in pink Tricot with
elastic at back or wide
Cluny Lace. Linen Cluny
Lace trimmed. Usually 75c
and Sl.00. 0.. soc
C>rrra
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31
Crepe de Chine or Washable Satin BOdiCeS
08c, S1.45 and $1.95
Brassieres-Leadins Makes
Featuring Bandeau effects for evening wear

Washable Pink Silk, with
wide cluny lace top and bot
tom, ribbon strap at should
er. Usually sl.00. -. 75c
Crepe de Chine Bandeau mod
ell, elastic insert at back, rib
bon strap at shoulder
fastened in front. Usually
$500. OO......... 98C
Fioof
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31

Chinese Senate Rejects Chang
Psking. China. Dec. 3o.-The Senate
ha, rejected the nomination OF Chang
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31
NegIigeeS

Loungng Robes and House Gowns coy and
comfortable Dainty NegEgees of soft, shimmering
crepe de chimes and aces. Luxurious ones Of velvet
Ali are here and at Unusually Attractive Prices.
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31
Wool Crepe and AIbafrOSS NegIigeeS

Wool Crepe coatee model Wool AIbafross coatee mod
hand-embroidered pleated e hand-embroidered; ac-
skirt .......... .S395 Gordon pleaed skirt. $6!95
Wool Crepe, Empire model Wool AIbafross, mpire
collar and Guns hand-em- model tucked volc collar.
broidered pleated skrt Irish lace trimmed pleated
"''o skirt ................ $7.Y5
td nh~o;dered. r;bbon / Wool AIbsross a box plea
% +hrovohl sasbes s3os ed straght-ne model with
~" 0s ! Irish lace trimmed collar
Wool Crepe, Empire model. and cuffs Also dainty
with accordion peated Vaencennes lace trimmed
skirt square deep collar stvle ........... 1878
and cuffs hemstitched, .
S495 "DoIphine" Crepe, moire
a., ..4... h, ! silk and wool fabric; in
"oo A'0alroSS @ 'ou a Directoire model, double
DER Inodel Sa ood'u esos coz breasted and very flang
PIettiy ei"oio'u''Ou' T white satin collar; tasseled
Wool AIbafross Empire sleeve ............... $S75
model with accordion
Lila and cuffs are dot en- el hand embroidered and
bTodered and buttonhoe ribbon grdled; box pleated
edged .............. S595 skirt ''
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31

Favored makes fashionable mOdelS, Induc cSPcNi-
ally us to offer them at half and less than half the prces
thew would otherwise command. Complete range OF
sizes
Mne Irene CorsefS
Cou in medium low bust model with elastic inserts over
abdomen pretly lace trimmed For average and well
developed figures $500 model .''....'.'''. S3OO
Novelty Baste of fine quality lightly boned model lace
and ribbon trimmed For slender figures A $500 model
$500
Fancy Broche in pink or white we'll boned model long
skrted and medium high bust; elastic over abdomen
A $1,000 model. $@|o
Brochc of handsome pattern white we'll boned model tor
we'll developed figures Sizes y to &C. An $500 model.
$405
Broche OF superior quality pink white Medium bust
model of medium length. with elastic inserts over abdo-
An Sll0O model. .......,............'... $S95
Redfern COrsefs
White Batiste in lightly boned model OF medium length en-
broidery trimmed For average figures $500 model
$l.50
White Broche of effective pattern in lightly boncd prettly
trimmed model medium bust and length. SoOO model
SOS
White Broche, Of beautiful design, i'll medium bust model
we'll boned free at hip lace and ribbon trimmed For
average and we'll developed figures. An $500 model.
S3o5
"FrOIaSef' COrsefS
Front laced
Pink Broche OF excellent quality medium bust and length
prcttly trimmed AS5.0O model. e................ sos
La Vida COrSefS
White Broche, we'll boned and daintly lace and ribbon
trimmed. For well developed and average figures. An
$500 model .'''.'''.'....'' S3.9o
Striped Batse OF superior quality in pink white well
boned, medium bust and length 5000 model SOS
"LOrd & Taylor Special Corsefs
Striped Cou, all white all pink lightly boned model
with medium bust and short skift A $3.50 model. Sl65
Broche. in pink and white medium bust and length lightly
boned model lace and ribbon trimmed. $3.50
Pink Cou with novel elastic top medium bust and length
lightly boned A $3.50 model de.................. $I.95
New-York tribune., 1916-12-31
Corduroy Lounging Robes
Extraordinary Values
S4.05, $5.95 and $6.95

Fine quality wide vale Corduroy models lined
throughout bclted and the newest lines deep collars
cuffs and pockets
In Rose Copenhagen Wistaria, Pink and Blue.
Complete range Of sizes.