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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per Matson steamer Wilhelmina,
this morning, from San Francisco:
Mrs. T. F. Anderson and child, Miss
Reeve Baldwin, i. Barl:hauser, S. w.
BerteauX, Mrs. X Bodrero, H. Bruce,
Mrs. H. A. Bruce and infant, J. K. Bull
ger, c. E. Chatterton, Mrs. l.. Clarke,
Miss e. B. Collins, Mrs. |. NJ. Cox,
Chas. Crozier, Chas. I. CroZier, A. W.
Games, A B. Finnel, Mrs. A. B. Fin
mel, l.. L. Fish, Mrs. NJ. Franklin, Miss
Lanor Frey, Miss R. |. Garrett, Miss
r. Gedney, Carl J. Giddings, Master
Lawrence Giddings, Miss Dorothy Gid
dings, Miss Ada Giddings. Miss Flor
ence Giddings, Mrs. H. r. Golf and
child; J. H. Granger, Mrs. j. H. Grain
ger. Mrs. e. l.. Emmons. Miss c. Hart
mann, Wilbur J. Hook, Arthur How
ard, Albert Judd, Mrs Albert Judd,
Mrs. z. Kemp, Dan Kelly, Mrs. Dan
Kelly, VIM. King, Mrs. w. H. KOcher,
Miss Gertrude Lake, Paul 3. Lanius,
Mrs. Paul B. Lanius, Jas. Lambert,
Mrs. Jas. Lambert, Master Claude
Lambert, Miss Phillis Lambert, Mrs.
Liddle, Mrs C. J. Ludwigsen and in.
FAINT. ms. Julia A. Macfarlane, Miss
E. McAllister, Mrs. CnaS. Mcllrath,
G. H. Mclaughlin, Mrs. G. H. Nc
Laughlin, Miss McNally, Miss A. Nc
Namara, Mrs G. c. Meyers, Mrs. E. j.
Miller, Miss Henrietta Moffat, Mrs. S.
c. Moore, f. r. Murray, T. H. O'Brien,
Mrs. T. H. O'Brien. n. B. Persons,
Mrs. NJ. =. Persons, Mrs. Fl. NJ. Pierce,
Geo. b. Post, Jr., Mrs. Geo. B. Post.
Jr, Miss A. Radke, w. T. Rawlins,
Mrs. c. J.. Rumsey, Dr. d. w. Ryan,
NJ Schwartz, w. H. Schwentser, Mrs.
W. H. Schwentser, Miss Marcella
Schwentser. w. P. Searight, Clarence
]. Smith, w. L. Stanley, Chas. Sutton,
Dan Sweeney, Mrs. Dan Sweeney, Geo.
Symon, Mrs. Geo. Symon and child,
Mrs. r. F. Trotter and infant, A. w.
Van Valkenburg, Mrs A. W. Van Val
kenburg, J. p. Van Valkenburg, Miss
G. L. Warner, Mrs. F. L. WaldrOn, H.
B. Weller, Harry H. wilkins, Mrs. +.
Wilson and Mrs. Evelyn Wittenburg.
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WILHELMINA HAD
TO LEAVE 1900
TONS Behind

Even though she bTLuGht practically
1000 tons OF cargo -f97y - he exact
the Matson liner Wilhclmina, Capt.
Peter Johnson. had TO leave -1J01 tons
of freight and many automobiles be-
hind on the dock at San francisco,
because Of lack n room for IL. The
Manoa. due next Tuesday. will clean
UP what the Wilhelmina had to leave.
Bringing 1G2 cIb.n and 30 sleerage
passengers, the big steamer was
alongside Pier - q few minutes be-
fore O'Clock this morning. Her big
cargo. making her low in. the water.
kept ter from maintaining her usual
speed, 50 that she was an hour and
a half late arriving. 49,.
We had a Very nice trip said
Capt. Johnson, with good weather
all the way. We had variable winds
on lea wing, then westerly and strong
trade winds the last two days. We
had 10 leave 1900 tons of freight and
several autos behind, but the Manoa
will clean it up" ...-,
Two New Officers.
A new purser. l.. f. Hamilton, was
on the Wilhelmina when she locked
this morning Mr. Hamilton's old
boat Is the Manoa. "Bob" Menary, the
Wilhelmina's former purser, is coming
down on the Manoa next week. A
new second officer is on this voyage,
taking the place Of George Gregeen,
who Is laying off one trip for a va
cation. 49,.
A number Of lIChOlulans returned
on the Stea!aGr tIcIa trips to Califor-
MIA ard tbs eastern states. There
were alsc quite few tourists arriv-
ing. H.. . T.:
Honolulu Cargo Big. ..~.
The Wilhelmina brought 5246 tons
OF cargo, 203 bags OF mail, 52 pieces
of express matter and five autos for
Honolulu. Hor flilo she has 756 tons,
for Kahului, S4S, and for Kaanapali,
1929 Steaming time for the voyage
wag five days, 20 hours and 81 min
rites. e, IL 1919
Included in the Honolulu freight
we're 2S9 tons of trestle steel for the
Inter-Islands Kalihi coaling plant, and
5000 bales of hay for the quartermas-
ter's warehouse. The Wilhelmiha will
steam at O'clock Thursday afternoon
TO discharge her cargo for Hilo, Kahu-
lui and Kaanapali. She, will return
Sunday morning. "":. .... H..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

Try the "WiIhelmina" Special
dainty and delicious combination of
ice cream, fresh crushed pineapple
and whipped cream. Served only at
the Fountain Of Benson, Smith & Co.
ADV. 49,: f-.-. T.,
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
TUESDAY. Nay 9
Did. Asked
MERCANTILE.

"3.iA ~ LIZ ~ -NsNVu
Alexander a Ea!d VIII, Liz. ..-. 1900
:. Brewer :: CU..-...... 800. 1920.
SLGAR. ...
Eva Plantation C"...'.. 80 80
Haiku Sugar to...-....- .... $1,000.
Hawaiian Aerlc..taraI' ~. -.
Hawaiian [, d :. Co.,. - -
Ha"ai!an sugar Q ,....
H0nokaa Sugar co. .... ~. g.
honomu sugar NO.:....-> .-..
Hutchinson ). Plant CO.. .'.. ...'
kahuku Plantation co.. ..-. - :
hekaha 9Us1T to...-.... $500. $780,.
Nolca Sugar 'o......... -"
McBryde Sugar 90. Ild.. ia i
Oahu Sugar Co:........ .'f'2 "'@s
olaa Sugar Co., Lid. ms >'c
OnCm6a Sugar 'o....-.. ''N'=
Paauhau :. Plant Co.,. - II
Pacific Sugar Mill l. --..
Paia Plantation to...... 1900. '-..
Pepeekec Sugar to.....' 49,. 49,.
Pioneer Mil! to......- 800
San Carlos MIL Co. Ltd. J" Ia
Naialua Agricultural co .'"'l -
Nailuku Sugar CO....... $500. $500.
. MISCELLANEOUS.
Haiku r. +. CO.. Pld.. '... .-..
Haiku +. 4 P. Co., Com. .... 49,.
HaW allan Electric Co.,. 49,. $500.
Hawaiian Plneappl" CO.. ''''3 ''..
Hon. h. q Al. CO.. LA I"'2 I.'4
Hon. Gas Co., Ltd....... ~ 1900
Hon. X. /. & L. C0..... $500. ...'
lnter-lSland ;. Nav, CO.. $500. 1900.
Oahu r. & l.. Co....... l.,t ....
Pahang Rubber Co.,. -... 2is
soma Una I' IA pa rl""'''
Selma bindings pIan1a.
ton, Ltd. C42~r PdD.. .... ....
Tanjonk Olok Rubber Co. +1'2 $1,000.
IT, n nonl,,Io D,.o, 70 g.
Iia ~ "a g.. 81
HaW Ter 4G, Rrd 1903
Haw Ter Pub. Imp, As.
Haw, Ter, 4bs... ....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

Saturday the q. S. army transport
Dix steamed from Seattle for Homo
lulu. ...~ :@
The U. S. army transport Buford
steamed for Manila at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, taking mail from
this port. ~...".-. ..-......
Arrival at Sydney May of the lum.
Der schooner James H. Bruce, which
called here March Is to land sick
sailor, is reported.
Next mail from San Francisco will
come in the U. S. army transport
Thomas, due Saturday from the coast,
to steam Sunday for Manila.
Breaking loose from her moorings,
the fishing boat Crete. brought from
Catalina in February for use at the
Haleiwa Hotel, was badly battered.
Capt. Petersen of the Matson tug
Intrepid will take the new Matson
power boat for Hilo, the Wainaku
Crushing Water), to that Hawaii port.
Arrival at San Francisco yesterday
of the Oceanic steamer Sonoma, from
this port May 2, is reported. She
made the run in five days and 10
hours. III. -.'>=
The Inter-Island steamer Helene ar
rived at 1850 this morning from Ka-
waihae with 40 horses, 290 bags of
corn and other freight.
The Niihau is loading 81 bullocks
and two horses at Kawaihae for IA
hului, Purser M. w. Mitchell of the
Helene reports. IT. !. III.
Young Brothers tug Helen left here
at 6 o'clock this morning, towing a
barge of creosoted piles to Pearl Har.
Dor for use at the new submarine and
torpedo-boat docks there. =. ..-*
At 5 O'Clock last Saturday afternoon
the Commercial Pacific cable schoon.
er Flaurence Ward sailed from Mid
way Island for Honolulu. She left
here April 5. .... -
Advices to the lnter-lsland state
that the Dutch steamer Neendijk will
not call here for bunkers. She had
been listed, but is taking different
rout to Panang from New York.
Capt. K. Yamamoto of the Japanese
steamer Harima Maru, sailing this
afternoon for OtarJL Japan, says that
the Italians are using nets to keel
submarines away from their ports.
s. A new small power boat for carry
ing passengers and running lines has
been finished for Young Brothers
Her name is the Fun" and she makes
the tenth boat owned by this firm.
The U. S. army transport Sherman
picked up the Philippine steamer Gov
ernor Forbes by wireless at sea neal
Midway Island The Forbes is due
daily from Manila with 102 FilipinoE
for this port. = t.. :.'...
Next mail for San Francisco vii
leave about O'Clock tomorrow afte
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Removed Notice

It is understood that the banks a
searehlight projectors used at the
Panama Pacific international Exposi-
ton for obtaining the 'scintillator"
effects have been bought for the use
of the Russian Army In the war.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

Officers of the Japanese treighter
HIrima Maru report that Capt o. 4
Gown, former master OF the Japanese
steamer Koju Maru. is now a com.
mander in the british navy. Capt
GOWN was here January 10, 1914. III
the k0iu.
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LURLINE TAKES BIG
CARGO AND CAPACITY
LIST OF PASSENGER

Taking all the passengers she could
carry, 80 cabin and 10 steerage, and
laden with another capacity cargo,
weighing close to 5000 tons weight and
measurement, the Matson steamer
Lurline, Capt. Troel X. Smith.
steamed at noon today from Pier 10
for San Francisco
Cargo out included 600 tons of
sugar. 1900 tons of molasses, 10000
cases of canned pines, 500 tons of
miscellaneous freight, and 5000
punches Of bananas The postoffice
despatched 20 bags of letter mail by
the steamer, which is due to reach San
Francisco Tuesday afternoon, May
16. e.. ......z: -.
noon on the China Mail liner China,
provided she arrives off port at $50
tomorrow, morning from the Orient,
as she has radioed.
The Matson bark r. P. Rithet will
be loaded with $4,000 sacks of island
sugar at Mahukona by Thursday, the
Wailele reports today.
F. w. Klebahn, manager of Hack
fields shipping department, has re-
ceived a letter from his assistant,
Julius Bayer, stating that he reached
San Francisco safely after an un-
,eventful voyage. He says he is feel
ing much better Mr.. Bayer is at the
coast for his health.
Last night the barkentine Retriever.
FRONT San Francisco, sailed for Ade-
laide. She called here for a new
chronometer and made repairs to her
pump. Her chronometer was pur.
chased from Capt Max Schlemmer.
Officers of the n. Y. K. steamer
Sanuki Maru, here yesterday for
bunkers, en- route to Vladivostok and
Japan, said Great Britain continues to
guard the mouths of the English
Channel and the Thames with nets
to stop German submarines.
Yesterday the O.. S. X. steamer
Seattle Maru steamed from San Fran
cisco for Honolulu and is due here the
morning OF May 16. She has room
for 100 steerage passengers from this
port for the Orient.
-. ~. ....... r.. - .
Six vessels arrived yesterday, max
ing the harbor more congested with
shipping than in many months. Ar
rivals were the Ventura, the Sanuki
Maru and Harima Maru, the transport
Sherman, the Morse steamer CuZco
and the schooner David Evans.
The customs and emigration service
| launch Water Witch went on the In
ter-Island drydock today, back of the
K-4, for cleaning and painting. She
| will be Is years old this month. Her
| owners are Young Brothers.
The four-masted schooner David
Evans, Capt E. J. Spicer. cleared to-
| day and was expected TO sail some
! time this afternoon for Tacoma. She
| is from Melbourne in ballast, having
/ taken lumber to Australia. The Evans
| was built in 1901 at Marshfield Ore.
Her net tonnage is 74S, and she is
now under British registry. She
called here last evening at O'Clock
for supplies, So days out from Mel
bourne. Contrary winds delayed her
Purser p. T. Phillips of the Mauna
Kea reports the following sugar, by
] bags and plantations, awaiting ship
ment on Hawaii: Olaa, $50: Waiakea,
1000; Wainaku, 1900; Hawaii Mill,
$500; Papaikou, 1884; Pepeekeo, $780,.
Hcnomu, 800; Hakalau. 1856 Lau.
! pahoehoe, 1926; Kaiwiki, 14.Is3: Ku-
kaiau, 1858; Hamakua 1884; Pau.
hau, 1906; Honokaa, 2000; Punaluu,
J 7S40: Honuapo, 35S9. -.
: MORE -. - .~ -. -"
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Pay your taxes today; after the
18th instant 10 per cent will be add.
ed. Take your tax bill with you. Pay.
ment to be made in ". S. gold coin or
certified check. Make separate checks
for Honolulu and country Districts
Adv. ~. r. ....
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Eva, SO 100, ., q, %, Il Nc
Bryde, IA. IT.,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

Latest sugar quotation: go deg.
test, 6.46 cts, or S129.2o per ton.
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Capt. Petersen of the Matson tug
Intrepid will take the new Matson
power boat for Hilo. the Wainaku
Crushing Water), to that Hawaii port.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

The Matson bark r. P. Rithet will
be loaded with $4,000 sacks of island
sugar at Mahukona by Thursday, the
Wailele reports today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

Breaking loose from her moorings,
the fishing boat Crete. brought from
Catalina in February for use at the
Haleiwa Hotel, was badly battered.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

Arrival at San Francisco yesterday
Of the Oceanic steamer Sonoma, from
this port May 2, is reported. She
made the run in five days and 10
hours. III. ..'>.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

noon on the China Mail liner China,
provided she arrives off port at $50
tomorrow, morning from the Orient,
as she has radioed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

F. w. Klebahn, manager of Hack.
fields shipping department, has re-
ceived letter from his assistant,
julius Bayer, stating that he reached
San Francisco safely after an I'M
,eventful voyage. He says he is feel
ing much better. Mr.. Bayer is at the
coast for his health.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

The Inter-Island steamer Helene ar
rived at 1850 this morning from Ka-
waihae with 40 horses, 290 bags of
corn and other freight.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

Last night the barkentine Retriever.
FRONT San Francisco, sailed for AIDE
laide She called here for a new
chronometer and made repairs to her
pump. Her chronometer was pur.
chased from Capt. Max Schlemmer.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

Next mail from San Francisco will
come in the U. S. army transport
Thomas, due Saturday from the coast,
to steam Sunday for Manila.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

The Niihau is loading 81 bullocks
and two horses at Kawaihae for Ka-
hului, Purser M. w. Mitchell of the
Helene reports. IT. -. .... .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-09

Arrival at Sydney May of the lum.
Der schooner James H. Bruce, which
called here March Is to land sick
sailor, is reported. .".
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HARBOR NOTES

Saturday the q. S. army transport
Dix steamed from Seattle for Homo
lulu. .... ..~ :@
The U. S. army transport Buford
steamed for Manila at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, taking mail from
this port. r.. -=..".< .. ...:..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09

. rp,., ,.4le No r rNePbm. Orders hf 10 '"'""S
regular 90 '''''''''' -
,0s pcffia tucksour regular 81 80
u,uep,s D>ss regular 40 and 90 '''''''t 80
=, A -. ,;,, dresses Tucks and emby- regular 59 30
- ~; Jo,,.,x o finish muslin regular 80 ~
r. -, s; psoas three or four Of embv-valuc S25. -
,r,,o sic Corsei regular % ''
lrospy Noinsok Combinations regular ''
veys Cses Lace emby imd Our regular 80 and o. ''>
hie,x regular .l2i2 and 10
Luo. and usseI - yrs regular 2o Is
jisss, skirts - 20 IS yrs regular 80 80
lGJ cax Nqt presses , 90 -. % - 20
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Stop!L00k!Listen!
Liberman of Many Aliases Waits to trade
Phonv Goods for Sound Dollars.
Shoddy Socks and Shirts Wished Together Sold al
Fancy Prices-Can Honest Advertising
Law Reach This TrckStcr:
Bv SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS.

stop Look Lbermon still doing business and your
dollars danger If interest has not ae"oy oe ~ Wy
- how window temptations later il will be- For
he * extremely prevalent Lbeman You Will md nm on run
avenue Broadway 42d Street; on 3ith street, h' as
~ number Of or next nohth
Wherever he settles the soul and essence OF L
mani 5 misrepresentation -.
Whit &c T1,rnarq Apparently he a number of things In MS
cf individual manifestation he with the given name
pbir Pt no is more than He syndicate cham OF stores
rarization actually at least highly Sc
tv l and Bradstreet find him excessively reicent as TO ms
~ standing and relations; he shnks from even such moderate
l. as tro. GIVE The stores which he moving though
shirt rrosen the blind Of the public eyethe
r~ Svtcae" Phillips Newell NJ Forythe and the IKE lie
las even translated himself French. becoming the MalSon fhnp
I'd ; rarsb under the sounding title OF PHILIPPE Compania III
en-, s through which Tribune Bureau of lnvestlgaios
through the ]ung OF IaNe
ro e. has been found CARRYING business in the following
mes OF merchandise:
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Other Interesting Values.

All Linen Damasks 20 On. most
exclusive designs reg. sif9. n,
Heavy Satin Damasks n iu.
grass bleach also Satin Double
DGmask high lustre rich
designs below the present ina.
port COSY ...--.-----..... .. IT,
Linen Pattern Cloths old reliable
natural coiored
worth sl.79 and S1.9S.........I.5
All Linen Hemstitched Sets
cloth and dozen napkins oui
own import from the Emeud
Isle reg. $3.50 ....... II
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MOmen's Smart Goals
, l4.75

all sizes reg sl7.9s & Sl9.9S 1879
Black broadcloth sea- plush border
collar and cuffs fare models as
cheyiots opossum fur trim ned CO..
lars satin lined and interlired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09

Pillow Cases 10 and Cents More Respectively
Extra Long Pillow Cases 70 1919 Inches Sheets 70 f"rds Long
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RUG CLEARANCES

ar values ind quick apprecia'
As Rug values announced elsewhere
following;
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Special, in Door Mats
Heavy Rubber Mats best linen
January Sale OF
WOMEN'S UNDER WEAR
Nuy for The Present Buy for the Future

le here January sac rtt
n"" Of Oneauarter on fnG
Vt resses Drawers Comb nations and ChemSe' he'" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
WOmen's Tub Dresses

Advance models reg sl9s i'o'
Chambrays. Piques and G.nghsm'
yariously trimd with emb'g piq-'
pearl buttons sizes IS 20 So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
Regular Size Rugs

smith. Seamless Brussels
9xl2 II. reg. 1898 -"
Persian Velvet 9Xl2 IT,
reg. si8.9S ..................i f'''
Seamless Administer Rags 9x!2 T. n
reg. 81 YS............ -'''
Searl.e,. wilton velvet Rugs
exl2 II. reg. >2LsS...... ..'''''
HIGH Grade Seamless Administer, a.,
Rug 9xl2 T.; reg. 5299S..-i''>
SEAMLESS Velvet Rugs S.3xlo.6 T..
parlor and sitting room pattern a..
value $19.9S ................l ".'o
~ 49, #. Mitred Rugs--to cl"sr2.4"
qy12 f. Reversible Fibre Rugs =.
value s5.49 ........'...'.''.
fve q. Reversible Fibre Rugs 49,
value S39e ...-....'. '-.'
cnccial purchase OF famous
RiycIow and Hartford worsted
Wiitors- complete assort-
m@nt 9xl2 It. value $4,000 I'D"
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NEW DRESS COTTONS
1916 OPENING

would II you A"
borders and other
color barnonies Dress Materials One almost hear
Of
of flow cred wolfe even OF novelty plaid or
tsrsi Lowest price
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TABLE LINENS
AT January Sale Prices

10 Mail or Telsphon, orders p 'ss 'g,
Linen Napkins
% inch bleached qoublo
damask Irish manufacture .
full range % patterns
reg. 1926 dozen............g
Pure Linen Damasks-
20 in. wide bleached sew
oral attractive patterns
reg. 80 cts.....-..........
Unbleached Linen Damask.--
so in. wide heavy lri-1
linen variety ~ patterns
reg. 30 Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
Women's Mufs-

D-ack reg. SbYs .-.-----. "
French Coney new round s'vls "
lined with RULES az wrist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
Crepe de Chine Blouses-

Reg. S2.ys ............--...
White or flesh good quality NJ
lustre attractive tailored style
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-09
36-.nch Na.o<ook l2-yd. pc
JANUARY SALE VALUES
IN APPAREL
las

an sizes reg. 81 l.3e ...-.. l1'''
Black. Navy. Brown and Green Brosi
cloth Russian blouse or sfra.rnt fr0l
and back with half bee opo.sl-
collar Hare skirt peau DE- cfyr. Do
and warmly iuter.Ined.
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Missed SIX Dresses--

- 20 Il yrs. reg. >5.3e
Lustrous popiin green. cs'aH a. -
black and grey new nodes
shoulders pocket skirts.
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White Nnile RIouses-

All sizes reg. .95...-...-..1
Embroidered organdie flort:'
trim'd or tailored novelty weave
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Silkataf Pefticnats

Black reg Sl.24. ....-.-...
Shirred, pleated 1ounces n re
antee for one year with each.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-26
Slns @ebcnsgcfabr gtrctttt
30 ssiihcrlcntc amf trcibenocm Gis-
fclo.

3ougbton, 0ii6.. %. sSebr.-
GreiBig Slider nls Eortogc 9nfc iinb
9citern nit fnoppcr 9tot oenl Sooc in
ocn eiiigen iSlutcn oes Emperor
Secs cntgangen, ols plotlih eingtorb-
toeititlirm nusbrad), ipdbreno lie oiIi
bier ;3pll Itarfent Gis fiihten lrno
nns @isfelb bradl, ipbob lie pom 2ono
ab9el1nittcn pnrcll. SShre 0ilfeiia-
mole muroen pon 0fatt SiunterSfp be-
lucrft, Der id)ncG cine 5ebnfopfige
Rethttgsmunnid)ait refriltierte. Die
in 9ooten ousiestcn. 9'o6 rncbritiin-
bigger 9lr6eit gclang es ihnen, alle nit
9iusnabme BON 0iifc Sunfersfp alif
oic @ootc 5lt id)nffcn lrno oas gisitiid,
uui nelfenn Iesterer itanb, lpllroc on
9Gd)tncilell Goint aii5 l1fcr 9etrieben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-26
@@ladt um grofte fra5o( 6efnng out n Sage berednet
SentidlauO fauft aupfer.
SnscblidJ Suntraft fiir 100000
Gfnub nbscidllonen.

Calumet +. 0ti6., %. 6ebr. 9GuS
5iiperl1Bli6er Guelle erfdbrt man,
bob cine pronilentc Nfinengeien.
i6uft einen &or1troft abgeid)loiien
bot nit Sertretern Der Oeittiheu &e-
gicrlrng fiir monntlidc @ieferilng
BON 100000 Yflno &upfer in gtefr
Yorf ouf oic 9ouer bon fiinf Ntpna.
ten. beginneno int Ntdr5.
Ser &ontraftpreis io1 2S Gents
per Yflno ieil, pieIleidlt Der hoHltc,
Scr ienlals bel &erf0lfen in iol6eil
Guantitdten be5nhlt ipuroe. age5ob-
lilng ion bel ieoesnolieer 9ieferlmq
III 9tem Dorf selnadJt fperoen lliib oas
9lpicr bort uuf Eager bleiben biz
nod ScenOigung Oes arieges. @el-
dc @eielli1aft ocn &ontraft erbaltei
bat, lit porerIt no1 nid)t bcfar1i1t &c.
norhen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-02-26
Nafc" erbtbcll Slageu.
tsurbern &iocrrnfnng Der limtcrbrei-
tumg Der 6etrdnfcirnge.

9nriin9, Niid., 26. Sebr. =
.ggSieoer iiuo Dem Sbergcridlt .luehrere
&Iagen iii Serbinolrng nit 9ocol
Sption-@ahlen 1rntcrbreitet iporbcn.
Gie v9tuIien~ bon Ssosco Gountp op.
peaieren Die Gntiheioing oes &id,-
tcrs @ibbis, i'll tpelhcr er iif lpeieer=
Il, Den Srpcruilorcnrat Sli 5lpingen,
lire slnoronitng Der 9lbitimnnlng
iiber 9ocal Sptiou 5ii lpibcrrl,feu.
Sie ,.Hoiicn" Don SSodiou Gountp bo-
ben nm cincllSefehl nacbeeiuft, hilrd
luelfcn bic Supcruiiorcn ge5pungcn
.pcrbcn ioQcn, sic glciflc 9lnoronllng
eli piOcrrltfcn. 0ieien Sal bat oos
Shcrocridlt ans &rcisgcridt bon Sad
ion iibcripieien.