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The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
MAY HOLD ANNUAL
HOLSTEIN CATTLE
SALE AT FAIR

George II. BroVuCll ~ Detroit
announces THAI meeting OF Mich.
gan Hols,ein cattle breeders viii he
held Thursday. Sep q. 90 thv Msbt
gan State fair grounds 'o make ar
rangements FOR oreanilnE a com.
pany 10 promote the sale ot Hol
stein cattle I'm this state
Mr. RroWnell SAYS that practically
all Of the Holstein breeders in Tho
middle west are planning 20 attend
the state fair, and for that reason
The meeting Is announced 10 De held
during the exposition
The proposed sales company viii
have for its purpose the holding OF
annual sales az the state fair
grounds. similar to the sale held In
Detroit last spring n is proposed
10 interest an Michigan IIolstoin
breeders in the organization. that
they may bring their cattle 10 be
troit each spring and he assured Of
the highest market prices for their
stock
Mr. Brownsr says thar Michigan
Holste,n cattle have NATIONWIDE
reputation The committee in charge
OF The meeting follows VI " Went
worth OF Rattle Greek y A. cole.
Ypsilanu n w Norton. Jr. How.
ell and Mr. proWnell
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
BUSTED BOARDER
KIDNAPS WOMAN
AND 3 CHILDREN

EdNard BarCk of River Rouge.
rcjguneA 20 Wis home NJ No l53
Hsltn"r ave. Thursday. TO find that
hnarder whor he had elected be-
cdus, OF IN attentions 20 Mrs
Barch had retaii6ted Nv spiri,ins
away the woman ana the three
Basch children
\ scr.hHlcd note ted tho story. II
was written b" Mrs Elizabeth
Earch AM ran
"lohr llru,)a took Us with him.
tie wanted 20 shoot "a II Ne didn't
20. The key IS m the window The
money is hidden"
Barch thinks that they may have
gone 20 EllV ooi, Pa. whore nrIska
formerly lived
Deputy sheriff thomas Wilson IL
investigating
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

from up the laughing Brook Rat
Ties the Kingfsher was .r.rE.a-
home another Gsh. Hr reached no.
sandbank just as Billy Minis was
half WAY ont OF the hole pcpq .aS
the little FISH be had brought Rat
ties shot down IKE "a tu-y
sharp bin struck TuF Minis .faFr-
red mark whore b. h7d -o-n Ha.y.~
coat. Billy sQuea,ed and r1er h.
rolled over and over down thar
steep sandbank IIe didn't stop 20
come down gracefully Ne sir h.
just rolled over and over ans way
10 get 10 the water
Billy Mink was a sorry >.Eht. He
certainly was. Ills coat was torn
and there were bright red marks or
the top 81 his brown head where
something sharp ard stout had
struck him What that something
was Peter soon saw, for hardly was
Billy out O. that hole when the
spearlike bill OF Mrs Racries fol
lowed. and then she herself. As
angry a kingfsher as ever was seen.
As Billy dived into the cool. vel
come water OF the Laughing Brook
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
ny KENNETH w. PAYNE.

NEW YORK. Sept. l.-Ilave
Fracc and her allies gained com
plete mastery of the air. as well as
OF the sea-
So recent Dispatches from the west.
ern front declare
And II these stories are true.
United States aviation experts con
slider that one o, the most tremen-
dous events in the whole war has
taken place.
To The rulers OF the heavens Will
go the final victory. say American
dying experts who have studied the
situation in Europe keenly
III the allies maintain air suprem-
acy," says Robert c. Skerrctt. noted
writer on the aerial warfare in Eu.
rope the German army will be
practically like hlindfoldcd swords
man dwelling with an opponent
whose eyes are vice open"
In reports of the allied offensive
on the Somme, American CORE.
SpondentE declare French and Brit
tSh niers scout over the enemy lines
a. will. destroying all the German
observation balloons and meeting
With 10 serious opposition
\ recent dispatch stated not a
single c. rman aircraft nor German
sausage balloon appeared over =
narrow front TO onset Is French
balloons
asked Robert G Sksrrett. cele-
brated New York eHginec,. to &c.
count for this portcntous develop
mcn,.
My cuess-and We can only
guess az this distance" Skerrett
said. is that Germany must actual
y De lacking in aeroplanes
1T u simple TO train new ayia
tors. and Germany has shown her
self - full o. foresight W. must be
l.cyc she has built up n sufficient
reserve OF ayiaiors 10 suQplant
those VhC have been lost
But Germany Is shut in and can
draw only on her own industrial r.
sources for new aeroplanes. while
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

both Rattles and Mrs. Rattles shot
after him but they were Just toe
late. Then rafting excitedly they
lowered over the water waiting for
Billy 20 show his head But Nc
didn't show h. lie knew all too vel
what was waiting for him. he swan
under water until he could crawl
out for air ar a place where the
bank overriding he water and he
couldn't De- seen There he licked
bis wound, and then whimperins
softly made tis way down the
Laughing Brook toward the Big Riy.
wy. taking -hc greatest care 20 keep
oI ot -izh, Hr had lost all appe-
Ute for Young kingtshers
As .5r Ra'Ic> and Mrs Rat,les.
h.y Few about rNCi'ediy watching
for UHh and ready 20 give him more
punishment k- a,' when they were
quite sure th8f he had ief, and there
was mo- more danger they Jew 70
. Little tree near Peter and then
how their Tongues di3 fy as they
talked r all over As FOR Peter his
8far- fairly bounded with soy The
u.,s ersf.he-s were safe after an
Hr. uss Wuy Mink had forgotten
aG about Mr, Rartlss tie might
have 6uovu that with babies there
she would no, De- TAR away A. r.
happened. she was right III The nest
with them. as Billy Mink had ,1g.I
ogt 90 his sorroV
Peter watched Mt and Mrs Rat
Ties for "a Few minutes Then ~
Kicked Up his heels and started fcr
rho dear old Brier Patch 20 toll
A.'le Mr., Peter AL about 'r .ht
that IT really f. true thar Ra.t'.s
The Kinsfsher lives in a hole ir
the ground.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
THoRNToN w. BURGESS

to8 Rabbit sat on the bank ol
Laughing Brook staring across
little hole near the tor OF the
o4ndbank opposite. Billy Mink
mai vanished In that hole and
~ knew why. lie knew thai
hole was the entrance 90 the
- OF kattles the Kinghsher. ana
knew that somewhere back be
~ that entrance was a nest and
q were The babies OF Rattles. He
wv, too. that 1, was for those ba-
oo That Billy Mink had entered
~ hole In the sandbank, that Billy
Scnnt 20 make dinner OF them.
!Tsars were In Peters eyes as hc
nsed across at that little hole, for
&oee was nothing he could do 10
owe those babies. he didn't want
y stay, and yet somehow he
ulln't make up his mind 10 20.
D ksew just how dreadfully Rat
- would feel when be returned
found that home empty and II
'1oos his heart ache. So he sat
<f1ng nj the hole in the bank
- the Laughing Brook and
u1ing with all his might that
1s had been some way for him
i've those baby klngfshers.
n In6denly he noticed sand begin
frickle down from the edge OF
~ hole. First there was little.
IN more and more. Strange
ICES reached him. smothered
&1oos. There was an angry splitting
Ind and growls and little squeals
pain. No baby kingfishers ever
re sounds like that. What could
q mean? Peter crept 10 the very
- of the bank and stared across
IL eyes that looked as II trying
bop right out OF his head. He
fGn't have long to wait. More
~ poured out OF that hole. and
N the tail of Billy Mink followed
i Billy's long slim body. Billy
Ink was backing out OF that hole.
~ be was doing II in a hurry
Just then there was sharp rattle
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
|cDONALD
& MUSIC SCHOOL
4 GROWS RAPIDLY

One need only attend "A concerl
ven by the students and facultS
III the Mcdonald School OF Musi,
appreciate the success OF ths
oool. The practical results OF the
ðods employed are also showr
The homes where the family life
~ been enriched by the playing
ri musical appreciation OF the
az. Among its patrons may BE-
ND many groups playing trios for
no. violin and cello, and other
nmber music.
1rxpnixed in 1909. the Mcdonald
Aool Of Music has had "A remark.
W growth, II owns a handsome
)dtng of 10 rooms which it oc.
Dfee At No. 573 Cass.aye., op.
o4Ite the Liggett school and main
|1)ns three branches besides con.
0ctIng the music department OF
|1e Bloomfield Hills Seminary. the
qtroif University school. and the
rfth woodward school.
& - order TO provide for students
~ wish the best instruction in
Ne while attending school in New
u. the Mcdonald school Is asso-
~ with the School for Special
lents. No. eco West End.ave..
York, Pupils from The Nc
Do11 schooi entering the School
Ia special Students have the pri
lIoGe OF studying piano under
Akcr Swayne Of Paris. who viii
<(nain In New York during th'
1rupean war.
"a One OF the important factors II
~ success Of the Mcdonald Schoo
~ Music IN the artistic influence
md musical appreciation of III
francis A. Mayhem. head of tn
0ano department
That the heads OF the other n
nrtmcnts have remained the sam
nee the organization OF the schoc
copclusive proof OF their eft
oncy: Miss Charlotte Mcdonald q
- violin department. Miss Emm
Icponsld OF the cello department
"a Miss Elizabeth Emery of tn
nal department. Miss Kate Nc
1oaiA Il the director. Mrs. Ciar
S1prlein conducts the classes Il
101oal form and Mrs. McQuillei
ches the mandolin and othe
~ Instruments
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
Van Voc. su.s Terart.

ANN ARBOR Mich. sep. .
Merle Nan NorCe, whose hight FOR
release from Jackso prison recent.
~ interested the 81 hole state. start
ed suit through local attorneys Fri
day to recover $500 damages against
Jay Msnte, Man,el was tenant on
Van Norce's farm IN Mort hdelI
township and is charged with ruin
ins an orchard and damaging the
home The acts az which Van
No7ce complaints were ccmml,ted
he alleges. shIe be va, In Jack
son prison.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

individual principal will supervise
the opening and have charge of the
enrolment OF the pupils In his own
school Notices of assignment have
been sem Out early in order 20 give
the new teachers chance 10 Ia
milarizp themselves with the work
before the schools open
Most ut the new teachers are
graduate os The Michigan state Nor
NAL College for Teachers AZ Npsi-
lanu, and the University OF Mich
KAN \ number of the new appoint
mcn,s ara 10 an vacancies due to
designations and marriages OF teach
.trS
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
MANY CHANGES IN
Y. w. {. A. STAFF

Miss Amy T Gordon OF POS An.
selss Cal. has begun her duties as
religious work secretary OF the
Young Women's Christian assocl7.
fion IN this city succeeding Miss
Elizabeth c Torrey. who has gone
20 New York city Miss Gordon Is
graduate o. Occidental Co,leGe
with post graduate work 40 the TINT
yersity OF California she served
i've wears on the faculty of her
alma mater. teaching English and
bible She has also had valuable
experience IN the Young Women
Christian association ard was grad
ulred from the national tr1iu'na
schoo, ot this organization 'as, june.
Miss Gordon IS taking uH her me-"
work with great yt1or
Other secrear.al .Na0Ers ir the
y " G. 4 are l- follows Miss
Louise n WCnzaL extension sfcre.
tary. succeeding Mss selma q
Hahn Miss MaD MarSare, My"r-
assistant extension srcretar~. suc.
ceedinE Miss Gertrude NiDt Mis-
Mabel r. yzze'l Grace Whitney Hoa
league secretary. succeeding Miss
Rachael r Roberf, Mrs Pauline
Thompson. home secretary. sac
ceedinE Miss Flor- r Hatch Miss
Halle STILES librarian succeeding
Miss Helen " EriCNuar
Miss May Case Marsh formerly
social and membership secretary. "a
now social secretary Miss Edith \
Rigs. formerly Office secretary, i-
now mem hership secretary.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
j. l.. THOMPSON
GIVES ADVICE
TO Statesmen

"rhc man IN salesman" must
have irlt like shaking hands with
J J. Thumi con. oi The FrIsohkorn
Realty Exchange. after the address
given to tho tla>' OF Young men who
arr taking advlu.agc ~ the free
course iu salesman hip and char
1,trr building giv"a hy this COMPANY
On heir Offices, No l21o Pcnobscot
building
There is some hing IN these talks
thar makes a man feel "a II he had
met a real personality The man IN
salesman depicted 10y Mr. Thomp-
sor. is the Kind ~ fellow We would
am like go re- he hon, 81 homes;
With himself hts trim and his Gus.
tCacr n, is Just with The Justice
that has Gem, down through the
eyes. and -uU stands rs the very
rock ON which the man in salcsm
wu-' build llls LOYALTY * the loyal
Is chat embraces every pha~c OF
business. and h. never fails 10 DO
Nud generous and faithful
The men to WHOM these talks are
addressed are. Co q great extent, 70
sinners n the selling pi0to>,'Cu.
34l their ready respon so only GOO.
Goa prove LAT salesir, nsh,p has a
real place t the professional world.
NJ i's ugury Is icing racutuitNd
a.. never .eioro
Ns r-rmpsoL has made stui,
~ sales 'rciDc,rius ANA efficiency
ge'ho3s ',r - years. and hts talks
are o. '"e point he Is logical lis
--atcm'l O.. ring true. ant the man
v', i.ep~ before him tlr ur'nrt
PIE, as ,uri.Ved In these rll-,,, r.
no5-d lo 20 better Glu AMI a
better alC~raI
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

The animal cow. ntion ~ no Na-
tional Federation cf State. CITY,
row nd g.r'y Employy, uIions
Ia 10 be held TO-DAY a, Worcester,
Moss
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02
175 NEW TEACHERS
ASSIGNED TO
DETROIT SCHOOLS

The work of assigning new teach
ers 20 the schools has been COM
p.sted by III Charles f. Chadsey
superintendent o.. schools one hun
dred and seve2y, fye new teachers
have been appointed 20 take care o.
the greatly increased number Of
pupils Confirmation 81 the appoint.
uents VII De- made az the next
meeting OF the board % education
Thursday evening sept. Il
No trouble Is expected IN the
opening OF schools. sept II
We have everything In ciockwork
order" said n Chadsey Each
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

Miss Katherine Lowry Ramsey.
daughter ~ Ptt~hur-h banker
and Dean Homer Alh"rs 81 Roston
University lgN Scn9ul, are 10 be
married luda- az Ele'NcvI. IA.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-02

The Detroit Times Educa-
onal Bureau answers with
ut charge all questions re-
! nrding schools and colleges.
Dc Bureau will furnish you
with Information concerning
nny school or college on APP
( Iicati0n. Address Detroit
jmes Educational Bureau.
3 4-75-77 BagIey-ave., De-
1oit, Mich.
The evening world., 1916-02-17

passing track, the engine OF the spe-
cial, almost dead, was vigorously
kicked by Soda Water Sal, together
with the car, out into tho clear. And
Helen, with the more venturous Of her
legal lights cllnging TO the footboard
and running boards OF Soda Water
Sal and others swarming in her ten
der and crowding the cab, again
rushed the posse on to the scene OF
the trouble.
At the camp Rhinelander's forces
were In trouble. Seagrue's strategy
had completely blocked them-every-
body was stumped by Seagrue's auda-
city. And while the leaders were try
ing to pull themselves together, Sea-
grue's men were rapidly extending
their possession OF the disputed
ground.
Storm. realizing that at any cost
the situation must somehow be re-
couped. ran over to where Wood was
watching the enemy and whispered 70
him. Whatever the proposal. the old
man was startled when George Storm
made t.
Wood looked toward the camp du-
biously. 81 don't know" no said fin
ally. That's pretty radical medicine
But Rhlnelnnder isn't here and sup
The evening world., 1916-02-17

pose we've got TO something. It's a
cinch they've got us beat out of three
months time in another hour. for "
they once get hold OF this section,
we've got to drag them into court.
II you think tho old man will stand
for II, George, slam away. You know
as we'll rs I do. But can't take the
responsibility"
II willl'' cried Storm emphatically.
He turned to the foreman OF their
switching crew, who stood near, and
pointed 60 the engine putting at some
little distance. Couple on to that
outfit car, Carly, as quick as the Lord
will let you, and get ready for a run"
Storm, giving orders right and left,
asked Wood to send crew OF men
TO throw everything movable in the
outfit car out on the sand.
Seagrue, watching from n distance
the sudden activity among Rhine
lander's forces. watched the new de-
velopments with much curiosity and
some little anxiety. He saw the
switch engine speed down tho line,
couple TO the outfit car and back
away with Il for a dash. In the cab
all was excitement. Under Storms
orders, preparations were being made
for a record dash, and as the engine
stopped with the outfit car I'm front
OF 1t down below the second switch,
huge volumes of smoke pouring from
the stack into the blazing sunshine
convinced Seagrue that something
was UP. Rhinelander's laborers and
track layers under Storms direction
parted and stood expectant Mt cacl
side OF the run OF track on which Cds-
sldy's house had been so unceremoni
ously dropped. Seagrue saw, tou
late. what storms radical move In
the fight meant.
Ito BE Continued)
The evening world., 1916-02-17
PAPE'S D|APEPS|N
FOR INDIGESTION OR
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Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion Of The food did the dam.
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your stomach is in a revolt: il sour,
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head dizzy and aches; bclch gases and
acids and cructatc undigestcd food
breath foul, tongue coatcd-just take
a little Papc's Diapepsin and in n few
moments you wonder what became OF
the indigestion and distress.
Millions Of men and women to-da,
know that it is needless to have q bad
The evening world., 1916-02-17

stomach. 4 little Diapcpsin OCCASION
they eat their favoritc foods without
fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care Of
your liberal limit without rebellion:
il Your food is damage instead of a
help, remember the quickest. surcst. and
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sin which costs only fifty cents for n
large case at drug stores. It's truly
wondcrful-it digcsts food and sets
,hings straight. so gently and easily
that it is really astonishing Try it,
Advt.
The evening world., 1916-02-17
In
Various
Depts.

Womon's Cape Gloves clasp
desirable shades OF tan-val. SO. 10
Mems Wooll.n Gloves-black only
good warm glove for cold
Wcnthcr--reg, ~. ........,,,.. -
Lace and Chiffon Veils--light and
dark shades-reE, .9s.....,,... 90
Mems and women's Pure Linen
H'dI'fs--somc with slight imper-
fections--vnlue .leia. each u.
or half dozen. ........,.,''.'' 90
Mems and Women's Initial Hdkfs-
pure linen--some slightly imperfect
or broken assortment or initials-
value .25..... ....'''''''''. .IU
Remnants OF Trimming braids.
at one-halS and one-thrd former prices.
Rosebud TrImmings-pink. light blue
and other combinations-reB. ~ I'D
Trimming Dept
Millinery and Sash Rlbbons --moIres.
| tnffetaa. satins and DresdenS--
white. black and colors-reg. 20 I'D
| odd Lengths OF oil kinds OF Ribbons
reg. 10 TO .e5--clenrance. ...... IA
Leather and SILK Neutrality-suspicious.
| or fancy linings--yRrious Sizes and
shapes--gilt, gunmetal or silver
finish frames-reg. .os,...,.... I'D
Cowhidc Leather Travel Bags
IA to rs in,--leathcr lined run
length pockets--reinforced corners.
value t6.OO,.,,, ,,.,,,'''''' t.bS
New Collars, also Collar and Cuff Sets
Swiss embroidery; also variety OF
| Iaces-reg, "a and 20. Friday rs
Cmny Iaces-machine made
edges and inserts-worth 90, IL
Clearances OF Embroidery Flouncings
| slightly soilcd-reg SO and ~ I'D
Ant. Gold Filled Bracelets
sizes for women and mlsses-hand
! engraved or chased-eNtenslon safety
alta i.I9....,..1.O 90
German silver Gate Top Purses
| French gray or bright finish
fancy trimmed-value .eS.,,.,, 80
Dinner Knives and Forks
| best American steel-cclluloid
handlcs--reg 30 each.....,... 10
Rogers silver Plated Teaspoons
bright and gray finish
reg. SO - doc, ,,,,,,,,,''',,, ~.
The evening world., 1916-02-17
Rugs, EE,.
Shades, etc. |cE,.

Finest French Weave wilton Rugs
--worEted pile--equal In effect To
finest Oricntals-else-
where $500, ....,......,..., - .DS
Seamless Mouquette and Administer
RugS--flOrals, medallions and
Chinese effccts--9Xl2 TT
New Seamless Velvet Rugs
s3xl0.6 ft.-Yalue s23,00. $50
Clothes Pins go to box)-Special. IA
O-Codar Oll--rog, ,49.,,,,,,..,. ut
Side IIemmed Holland Window
Shades-2S to 81 in. wide--7 IT, long
before hemming-reg, .49...s.. 81
without rollers
The evening world., 1916-02-17

Girls bingham Dresses--s 10 II yrs
small and large plaids-pretty
models-ree. f.as Friday 1.n0
Girls White Dresscs-6 to II yrs
fine lawn-lace, embroidery and
ribbon-reg. si.es.... Friday ~
Babies Pure Wool Shirts
sizes to 3 yrs.--valuo to TO-. .6S
Clearance OF Babiea' and Little Tots
Observation-Disclosures and blanket
broken assortments to g yrs
were s1.ts to fi.79........ .OR
Babies Swoatcrs--sizes to 3 yrs. in lot
reg. S1ss and se4s....,.....1.l 10
Little Tots Tub Drosses--chambray
and gingham--various favorite
styles--slses to G yrs.--reg. 20 80
Little Tots Rompers and Creepers--
bingham and flnnnelette--sizes to
6 yrs.--reg. 40, .....To clear 81
Babies Naipsook and Cambria Slips
yoke and Bishop stylcs--prcttny
trImmcd--reg. 30. ...'.. Special 81
The evening world., 1916-02-17

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy /, we'll
known throughout the country. Many
thousands Of people have taken it for
Stomach, Liver and Intestinal Ailments
and report marvellous results aud are
highly praising it to others. Astonish-
ing benefits sufferers have received even
from one dose ere heard everywhere and
explain its tremendous, sale to more than
u million people. II rarely ever fails and
those afflicted with Stomach. Liver and
Intestinal Ailments, Indigestion, Gas in
the stomach and lntcstincs, Dizziness,
Painting Spells, Collie Attacks, Torpid
Liver, Constipation, etc, should by all
means try this remedy, MnyrS Won
dcrful Remedy gives permanent results
for stomach, liver and intestinal all
meats. Eat rs much and whatever you
like. No more distress after eating,
pressure Of gas in the stomach and
around the heart. Get one bottle Of
your druggist now and try it on an abso-
lutte guarantee $50 il not satisfactory
money wall be returned.
For sale by Riker & Hegeman Co..
and all other reliable druggists.-Advt.
The evening world., 1916-02-17

Mems and WOncn's Umbrellas
black piece dye taffcta-plain
and tr immed handlcs-reE, tlt9 I.1O
Womens Black Wool Hose
gray heels and toes--reR. 10. .1.il
Childrcn's Fleeccd Underwear
shirts. high neck. long sleeves
ankle length drawers--broken
sizes reg, 90 and .S3......,... 81
Wnmens Fleeccd Under shirts.
high neck, long or short sleeves
ankle length drawers-rcg, 40. 10
Wonens Part Wool Undervests--
high neck. long sleeves
seconds OF 9s CT. quality ..,,., 90
Clearance Of Mems Fleece Lined
Shirts-single and double breast
Camers hair color--sizcs SO TO +G
I'm lOt--reH, te.,...,.,.,,,,.,,, 20
Clearance of Mems Stuttgarter
UndcrwCar--(gen all wool
gray double rrOnts--shirts, 80, ~
and so; drawers 80. 48 and go
were sac TO S3is..,.,,,..,.,1.D S
Mems Coat SwcaterS--wool mixed
maroon and gray-plain or with
collar--all sizes to a.
reg, t,9b' ',.'..''''', .G1
Mems SILK Fibre Shirts---soiled from
counter display-various styles
| reg VlS,,,'...,,''' 1.OO
The evening world., 1916-02-17

Cambria Covered Comfortables-
floral designs--sateen borders
well stitched-Winter weight.
reg. s2,3s. ...,.....'.''''''' '''i's7
Satin Covered-wooi filled
plain or floral colorings-
Striped Satin Comfortable
down flllcd-wlde satin borders
silk backs--extra length
reg. s22.9s. ...............'. 1S.Bs
New Mixed Feather Pillows
art or herringbone ticking covered
20x2s inch-reg. .so...'.. .ly
22x2s inch--reg. s1.o5,..... Sd
The evening world., 1916-02-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOllCE ls nrLlt.BY ,N In, FUKsL AM
= Cnap,or 80 u Law. .! lsIs, tAai ,tatsuleq,
OF the IvsHlpb and Expenditures OF the Pubic
Adutui,gT4tlL Of the County Oi New York during
LHS A. l5i2 va, rgp.ahtl "a tee CITY ILI'
ginning JauuaTJ q, 1910
WILLIAM M HOES, Puzzle Administrator oil
ths County u New York. -
The evening world., 1916-02-17

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