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The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
BEST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON

2ooa2.2s; celery, per crate. 4.Ooai5o; do. Florida
crate l75a2i5; cucumbers per bas.. 25oai.Ol: eymb
ngs per crate, II5s2.0o; eggplsnts per crate 2O0a
$50; kale per bbl. lOoal.Z Is lettuce. Florida. per
bas i00a2s0. onions. per sfek, 27sa300; parsuips,
per boK 5oaso peppers crate, L7saz 50; POPCORN boz.
75as5 potatues sack, 3ooa50; sweets Dbl, 200s25
yams, per Dbl. l.50a2.O0; squash. per Dbl. l.5os
LIS; rhubarb per doz. 90: spinach, per. Dbl,
250s35O tomatoes Florida. per crate, l5oa275; tur
nips. per Dbl, LO0al50; do. per box, 25aAo
FRUITS-Apples per bbi., 2cOai.oo; crsnberies.
per bbI.. sOoal05o; do. per box. L75s2oo; grape
fruit per box 276asDO; lemons. per box, 40oa4.5o;
oranges Looa4so; oranges. Fla, per crate, 25Oa3o
pineapples, per crate, 3.5os4.0o
LIVE STOCK-Neal calves prime per b., l0sall
lallh do. medium, per h. l0alOls.
LIVE STOCK-Vesl calves. prime. per h.. III
do. medium H., loaloit; spring lambs. per ID. o.
DRESSED GOODS-Dressed hogs. small. per H..
llallh; do, medium, per ID, l0aols.
HAY. STRAW. AMI CORN-Hay. best timothy.
yer ton $500: mixed, per ton I2Ooal5oO straw. per
tor lo.0Osl3.Oo; wheat straw. Der ton. 500 corn.
new, per Dbl. 100.
sEEDS-CloIer red. per H.. lsa2Ois; do. alsike.
per h.. l6alS; do. timothy. per bus, S.75aS Isl
red-top. per Ib. 14al2; orchard grass, per bus.
2.S5s2 so; blue grss. per bus. 80; Teas per
bushel l65s225; SOY beans. per bus, rs; alfalfa
clover. per h. 2Oaz2; seed potatoes. pcr Dbl. 40
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. March 1.-THE buying power in wheat
IS on the Bane. Many Of the shorts who would
generally be the buying side in order u
secure profits declines refused to even up thstr
position in order to change their paper profits into
actual money today. Many Of the worlds largest
speculatOrs have switched from the bull to the bear
side of wheat. Those who speculate on Ger.
tainty, as the bears seem to Be doing at the mo-
ment, arc generally successful although it has
been known in days gone by that claims as to
conditions, on which large amounts of wheat were
purchased and held, were misleading in the ex-
treme
Friday and today is accepted, the demand from
abroad at a standstill. Montreal reported
sales Of 90 bushels Of Manitoba sold, and said
that the grain would be loaded into vessels in the
very future and sent TO Great Britain ard
its allies.
The price losses at Chicago today were T.. to
IS, and the market closed around the bottom
levels It was a day Of evening up as is gen
orally to be zen on saturday. and Investment
buying almost unknown
There small cash sales Of corn today only
IS coo bushels changing hands al Chicago
Oats were y lower TO 4 higher There was
strength early and weakness lat, especially for the
May delivery
Cash sales at Chicago were small at 5000
bushels
The bull contingent in tho provision market
bought heavily Of lard and ribs during the latter
part OF the session, and this demand cIused sharp
advances for these commodities. The selling was
lei by spectators With profits coupled with put
ting out Of short lines by tho larger packers The
advances In pCrk were sharp compared with the
Blessings Of yesterday buying by shorts and in
Testors.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy Foods
Command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh, per doz., q do, Southern. 3D.
BUTTERFLIES prints, new, per h.. %; do, tub
rer h., 50; process, 2; under grade, creamery
23aSo; store packed. lsa9.
LARD-Tub. pure. h., lIal2; do. compound. lOIS
cuttonseed oil. rer can, 3.75
CHEEsE-NeW York. new. per h., 49, Nat, per
D.. Is: Swiss domestic per h.. q; do. foreign.
per H., 10
LIVE POULTRY-Hens, h.. Trials; ROSTERS ID.
u: spring ducks. DC: h., Isa0; chickens, per Id,
25a25: turkeys, per h.. 23aS.
GREEN GOODS-Beans per has. 2Jga4. %; beets,
per crate, 1Aas5e; Brussels sprouts Per Of lialT
cabbage, per bbl, T5as0; do, new per has,, I0oa
LIZ; csrruts Ter bunch, s; csulinoBer, per crate,
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Ralumote. March ll-DREssED POULTRY
Chickens, straight youHg ID. l9a20 do, mixed.
Young and cid per h. lsa9; do. old roosters. per
10, lZi ducks. chqief fat, per H., lsa9; capons
geese, choice nearby l6aI7
LIVE POuLTRY-Chiekcns, old hens, { Ibs. and
over. per h.. lsals; do. old hens smaller h., Isal9
ROSTERS, h.. ~ do. winter, lbs. and over. 2a3;
DO, Young. large per b. 2a22; do. small. per h..
~ ducks, MuscoVy. 2 lbs. I7Als; do. puddle, 3
los and over, lsa2l; Indian runners l7sls pigeons
pair. Z5aSo; guinea fowl III lbs. and over 75 do,
smaller GO; geese, Maryland and Virginia. lSsle:
Western and Southern l5al4
BUTTEB-Creamerr fancy, pcr H.. s7I4a3s; choice
sba& good Sa15; prints, gao blocks 6a3s; ladies.
2ls22; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls Ha22; Ohio
rolls. Aa2. 2: West Virginia rolls, 2la254; store
backed 2a2l5si dairy Prints. 2la22; process butter,
EGGs-Mayland. PrnnsyIrania and Western.
hrsts, ? West Virginia. 2 southern a.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Apples,
nearby. loose hacked, per Dbl. Local. 90; do New
York State packed. per Dbl, 2OOa3 %; do Western
Maryland and Peunsylyanis packed. per Dbl Lisa
rs; BEANS Florida green. per basket, 2O0a2 50:
do. Florida, way. per basket lT5a2 3 do Florida
peaTl per basket, l75a2.OO: cabbage New York
state. old, Ter TIM. 20O0a25. %: do Florida new
per basket, L25al6o; do +. York and Florida Dcr
crate. 250a3 %; celery Florida per crate 5oa2 50
cnc1mbeTs, Florida. Per basket 4OOai5O: sgvplsnts.
Florida, Ter crate. 50s3o0 grapefruit FLORIDA per
box, 2u0a250; hnrseradish nearby Der boz ia
200; kale. Norfolk. pcr Dbl JOs75; lettuce Florida
per h-buS basket Ola2 %: onions. Western Mary
land and Pennsylvania, yellow, per bus 7sal 8;
do, Nestefn, per lOolh. sack, L5Oa25O; oranges.
Florida, Per box to size 2Ola2 80: ueas Florida
Ter basket. 2Da3.OO; peppers. Florida per crate.
l0a20; spinach. Norfolk. per bbL lO0s2 50
! squash Florida. white basket 2OOa2 o; straw.
berries Florida, refrigerator. per Of. 2OuZJ: do
Florida, open crate. Ier ct. I5s20 tomatoes
Florida choice. per ct. L5Oal.75; turnips native
per bus, box, 5a35.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
BONDS.
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, March I1.-FolEowing a period Of
irregulaTity today. cotton weakened. There was
mt much feature to the dealings. Late in the
day the action Of prices taken TO indicate
that the more urgent covering Of hedges by spot
merchants had been completed.
The small amount q the staple shipbOard
making clearance at the end Of the week report
ed at $500 bales. compared with $4,000 bales
at the corresponding time last year led 10 3
belief that the coming weeks exports would be
small
Spot at Liverpool dull today at decline
Of I point on the basis Of T.sOd for mid-upand.
Futures in the English market were quiet but
steady net unchanged TO an advance Of ; points on
near months and 2a571 points lower on distant
positions Spot here quiet and 10 points
lower at II. SOC: there were no sales
Port receipts for the day were Is ,Oo0 bales COM
pared with $3.50 year ago.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March u.-MOney on call on the stock
eNrhangN ruled between Ia and ~ per cent The
range Monday was and "a psr cent Tuesday
? and II per cent; Wednesday. Z14a2 per cent
Thursday, ~ and PCT cent, and Friday ~ and
"a ~ cent
Tive -Uppy was not abundant The heavier de-
rand vas on all industrial collateral, and the bid
Trices for these loans in the closing days vas /
Ier cent for ninety days snd "a for Eve ard zix
months. Tho rates on uliyed cpllateraI vsro sIEo
= pr cent for sixty days, n Ter cent fgr Dipety
DAYS and per cent for four. Eve and six months
Mercantile paper was quiet throughout the week
Rates: 3a3ia peT cent for sixty and ninety dsy,
+71orsed bills receivable. well As for choice -four
to SIX months single names.
IN No
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
Long Side of Steel Popular.

Interest in reports of a strong coterie
OF financial powers cooperating on the
long side Of steel seems to play an i'm
portant part in New York market Cos
sip. The belief is expressed that a num-
Der OF issues, and among them several
Mexican properties. are in for a sub
stantial rise, and traders left for the
weekend with the expectation of return
Ing to watch the rise start tomorrow
barring serious complications of an in
ternational character. Steel, Reading,
Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Mexican
Petroleum. Anaconda and Utah are is
sues for which participation in the up
turn are most confidently expected
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition Of the United States
Treasury at the close OF business yesteT-
day was:
Net balance in general fund, S1l4sg SIS:
total receipts, a,g65,655. total pa .nvu.s,
8, 81, SO
The deficit this fiscal year IS $56 ss5. 81
against a deficit OF So, % SIC last year,
exclusive Of Panama Canal and public
debt Transactions.
Revenue receipts this fiscal wear. up
10 the close Of business on March 10.
S+52. 6os, S1Ssl; revenue receipts at the close
OF business on March 10. 1915. ts5l. O92. lzS =
Ordinary disbursements this fiscsl year
up TO the close OF business on March lo.
sos, S7s. 1884; ordinary disbursements at
the close Of business on March j.. 49,,
1913, "a s23ls
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia. March u-wHEAT-Denand Va,
fair and the market ruled firm al the late advance
We quote car lots, IN export elevator: No. red
spot and March. L.Bal.21; No. 2 Southern red
i.l6all9: steamer No. ? red Ll5aLB: No 3 red
ll5al.B; rejected A. Ll2i4Sl Isl REJECTED B, LIS
IL
CORN-The market vas quiet with ample 0hsr
ings at the late decline. We quote car lots n,
local trade. to location: No. ? yellow, -
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
Orders 1000 Box Cars.

New York Central let it be known
today that it had ordered 1000 box
cars from the American Car Foundry
Company. Erie has received permits
sion to issue $4,000, 900 of bonds, a
large part OF which will be devoted
10 purchase of cars.
one of the old fashioned pools in Steel
common has been organized. The Osten-
sible purpose is to hold the stock ready.
For many weeks the stock has been ac-
cumulated. The company has spent and
appropriated for expenditure the eQuiva-
lent Of sos a share on the common stock
out OF earnings since organization. Its
present earnings are at the rate Of $40
OO0,OCO a year or above - per cent on the
common stock. Bankers believe the mar
kct price of the stock should be brought
into line with the earning capacity and
particularly so as orders are on hand for
a wear ahead.
Buying Of Crucible Steel today was
based on the report said to have come
from an officer Of the company that or
dcrs are on hand not only from foreign
governments but from the United States
government. These latter are considered
of great value in view Of the Mexican
developments.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
WEEKS TRADING
DECIDEDLY Light
Only 323 Shares of Stock
Change Hands-Par Value
of Bonds Sold $l5,500.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS
Mexican Properties Expected to Show
Substantial Rise-War Stocks
Likely to Boom.
OTHER FINANCIAL NEWS

Closing an extremely light week in trad
ing on the local exchange. yesterdays
session showed only three issues-one of
bonds and two of stocks-in the trade
record. The general tone, however, was
firmer. The record for the week shows
sales of only 1913 shares of stock and
bonds of a par value of SIS, 500.
Isanston was firmer yesterday, with
sales at 70 and the asking price at close
y point better. Traction IS moved up
to 1888, an advance Of ga, while Rail-
way preferred registered a gain of IA to
81
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
War stocks May Boom.

Holders of war stocks expect TO reap
an immediate benefit from the Mexican
expeditiOnary campaign. 1t is considered
improbable, however, that any large or
ders will be the immediate result, though
unquestionably, II the operations should
develop scale and scope demanding the
use of volunteers. big ordnance and
equipment orders would have to be
rushed through.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago March M-HOGs-RecelptS LOO head
weak. SC under yesterdays average: buIk soze g
light s-SSo.so; mixed. s.55sss5; hesTy, sszs s5
rough. s5oa9.65; pigs. Gooz92p
CATTLE-Rncepts, so head: steady; native bee,
stcers. Ttoa9eo; stoksrs and feeders, 5saG0; cow
and heifers. 150ssee: eslres, ssOaIlB
SHEEP-Recepts. 5000 head; steady; wstherS
25sss5; lambs 9T5ails5
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
Export Trade Increases,

John Moody is quoted as declaring that
the United States export trade. despite
its phenomenal record Of last year, should
register a new high-water mark for 1915.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
Idle Cars show shortage,

Idle cars in the United states and Can
ada show net shortage as OF March /
of 20,551. as compared with a net surplus
of 21.4S5 on February l.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore, March n-Baltmors Tube and Poole
Engineering Company the strong features
of the market today, both issues soaring under
brisk inquiry.
Tube common advanced To ll4l5. overnight gain
Of points. and within y point Of its recent
high received from out of town.
CITY AND STATE sECURITIEs.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

sol4; steamer yellow. TSs7s; No > yellow TlaTy:
No. yellow. T2s73: cob. per 70 pOuBds. n
OATS-The market dun and unchanged. We
quote: No : white. 5lhasc standard WHIT g.
5O4 No. white. ssi4af9i4 No. Z Whit sssaf7ip;
sample oats, Elzht4l4 purified oats. graded. "a
SrA.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
LEAD ADVANCES
TONEW RECORD
Seven and Quarter Cents a
Pound for Metal Causes Pro-
fessionals to Get Busy.
OTHER STOCKS ARE DULL
New York Central Reports Purchase
if 1000 Box Cars from American
Car Foundry Company.

New York. March 11.-Wau Street
abandoned hope today OF a cleanup in
Mexico and turned its attention
again to Verdun. 1t got a momentary
thrill out of the reported sinking of
a Norwegian vessel by a German sub
marine, but as the Americans on board
all appeared to be able to swim, the
thrill was brief
The market did practically nothing
and in no stock was there a movement
that was decisive. The close was dull.
Lead. the metal, advanced to 7 IA
cents a pound today, which is the
highest price on record. A new high
record price for anything new means
something in view of the generally
high level that has prevailed in re-
cent months. This price for lead nat
uraIly caused professionals to pick up
stocks of the National Lead Co., OF
the st. Joe. and of the Hecla Com
pany. The Hecla Company is selling
at a little over - a share. 1t was in
the neighborhood of 81 a share two
months ago.
The official report of the American
Railway Association places the net
shortage of freight cars on lines in
the United States and Canada at 2O,551
compared with a surplus of 21,4s5 on
February I.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

lAb Geese, l5GD. SQUADS per dozen-whfts.
weighing II 70 y rounds. s.ssasOo: do DO. to 10
pounds. 5zs515; do, do, rounds, Lotsi75: do.
DO, rounds. 325AsT5; do. do, 10 81 poupds.
21Sa3ooi dark. Assoc snail and No. 2 looalIs.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
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NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York. March Il.-FDOUR-Fat; inquiry /,
meless. Kansas straights to arrive in car lots
S7oa5gc; spring PATENTS for March to ApriI ! N.
$50 spring clears 5l5s5 j soft straights to arrive
5soa5.5o An quotations on sack basis in wboIs
sale lots
PORK-Strong; business is moderate Ness q %.
$50; family. Z.5oa235o clear, 05a24O
BEEF-Steady; INQUIRY Is inactive Packet II N,
800; family, lS6als.oO; extra India mess, d ~
$50. '0~
T. LARD-Steady; moderate trading Primo Wet
en- u.R: refined continent II IS: so,tb An,s-io,,,
100; refined Bra1ilan. in kegs I3OO; beef stesripe
10; lard stearine slow at T.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York March iL-Stocks on the curb today
were strong and active with most Vt tho activity
centened In the industrisl group.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W. B. HIbb- & Co.

SALES.
Capital Traction IS. SlOOO at 1864.
Washington Railway nd. % al 81,
LanstoH, 80 at 70. 50 at 70.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12

German theater has been opened In
Lille. Goethe's "Iphigenia' is the attrac-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-12
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Bankers Life Company,

OF Des MOineS. Iowa. on the 3Ist day
Of December. 1915, as required under
the District OF Columbia Code
amended June 30, 1902, and August
-, 1911;
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-11
GIRLS! BEAUTIFY
 YOUR HAIR AND
 STOP DANDRUFF
HAIR BECOMES CHARMING, NAVY, LUsTRoUS AND THICK
 IN FEW MOMENTS.
EVERY BIT OF DANDRUFF Dls- APPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
 COMING OUT.

For 25 cents you can save your hair. In less than ten minutes you can double it's beauty. Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap- pears as soft, lustrous and charming as a young girls after applying some Danderine. Also try this-moisten a cloth with little Danderine and carefully draw 1t through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or excessive oil, and in just a few moments you have doubled the beauty of your hair. A delightful surprise awaits those whose hair has been neg lected or is scraggy, faded. dry, brit tie or thin. Besides beautifying the hair, Danderine dissolves every par ticle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching and falling hair, but what will please you most will be after a few weeks' use, when you see new hair-hne and downy at first yes-but really new hair growing all over the scalp. If you care for pret- ty. soft hair, and lots of it. surely get a Recent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and just try it.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-11
WILL-IMANTIC

street. with about forty guests pres ent. Mfr. and Mrs. Roy left on the noon express for Springfield and other New England points. On their return a. reception will be tendered them at the home of the groonlss parents. Mir. Roy ia employed by the Windh&zn Sdlk coznnaxlY, and his bride wan until recently in the finishing department of the American Thread company.
 Marrotte- Ginsras.
 At eight o'clock Arthur Marrotte and Miss opheiia Gingra.s were mar rfed by Rev. Joseph V. Beianger of Baltic, who also sang the nuptial mass They were attended by Ame- dee AIarrotte and Miss Elsie Gin- gras. A reception followed the cere- mofy, at the home of the brides par eats. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Gingras, of No. 32 Brook street. Mir. and Mrs. Mlarrotte left at noon for New Haven for a short wedding trip. Mir. Mar rottc is employed by F. P. Davoll. and his bride was recently employed at the plant of the American Thread company.
 ReauIieu- Pare.
 Joseph Beaulieu and Misa Bertha Pare were married by Rev. ]. J. PRpil- lon at nine o'clock. the witnesses be- ing Samuel Beaplieu, the groomsa father, and Phillip Tellier. brother-in- law of the groom. A reception and breakfast followed at the home of the grocm's parents. ct No. 90 Ives street. MT. and Mrs. Beaniieu left on the three o'clock express for Boston for their wedding trip. The groom fs employed as a clerk by H. Dion.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-11
uITay's Boston Store
 WILLIMANTIc, CONN. e Savings In Mems Furnishings DURING THE JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
DURING THE JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE

Heavy E1eeoed Shirts and Drawers. soc kind Sor soc.
 Union Suits. value $1.e0-Sal0 prscs
 Mons Ribbed Feeder Underwear, Rox6ord mako. shirts and drawers, saiua 500 aaio pfiae sa9o eaoil.
 Mania Wool Shirts and Drawers, NlyG0 quadlty-@&l@ price s6o; 31.S0 ana1ity 8ate prics @f.25.
 1kensa Cardigan Sweaters brown naixturo saIe priee eoc.
 1ken.e TiannAl Shirts blue, gray or tan HOO qua1ttys Saie price H3og e1.60 quality, &mte price 9129.
 Outing E7amnal Pa5amas, $1.25 Qual- ity-8Afp price oae Patr.
 Outing B3anuei Night Shirts E0o qlality sale pfiee 44o each.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-11
CLOSE SHOOTING OF THE
 NEW ZEALAND HoWITZERs.
Remarkable Performances on the GaI-
 lipoii Peninsula.

Wellington, New Zealand, Jan. 10.-- Remarkable performances in the way of close shooting upon the GaHipoli peninsula are recorded of the New Zealand howitzers and field guns. The New Zealand official war corres@ pendent, Malcolm Ross, reports that toward the end of August a major of infantry telephoned calling atten- ton to the fatt that the New Zealand howitzers were dropping shells into a Turkish trench only five yards in front of the trench occupied by his men. He therefore asked the bat tery to cease firing at that particu- lar trench of the enemy. The re- ply was that the firing was being done purposely inasmuch as the bat tery commander fully trusted his gin of only five yards. The reason for this close fire was because the in- fantrymen in the front trench had apparently run out of bombs and were being severely dealt with by the Turks.
 During the Turkish counter attack on the night of May 19 the New Zea land No. battery of field artillery fired 611 rounds ow shrapnel at the Turkish trenches only 20 yards distant from the Australasian trenches. The shells shrieked continuously over the heads of the Australia crouching in their trenches and throughout the night there was only one premature burst. As it was a dark night and the range only 1000 yards. giving necessarily a very flat trajectory. "the feat" the correspondent says. Involved accurate and careful laying on the part of the gunners. The slightest error such as the short set ting of a fuse would have been se- rious under such circumstances"
 But that close shooting in the Dar- daneles operation occasionally acci- dentally worked havoc among the British forces Is shown by the fact
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-11
NUMBER OF iRisHMEN
 AVAILABLE FOR sBRxsOG
There Are 5e2,1f5 Between tho Aass
 of 1s and fl Years.

clusien of Ireland from compulsory service led to request for the num- Der of men available for military sef- vice and of those actually recruited in that country. This information Was communicated in the house of com mons today.
 The men between the ages of 70 and Al years available for military service in the four provinces of Ireland on last August 18th, were approximately as follows: Leinster IT., ,5e7, Ulster l69.4S9, Munster i36, ,6S7, Connaught S1, 1892.
 Up to December 18th the returns show eniistments approximated as follows: Leinster 27,45S, Ulster a,feo. Munster 14,1ge, CopnauEht 3,5e9.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-11

Mems Negligee Coat Shirts, made of Harmony Perca1e, neat patterns, sizes 14 to 15. regular $1.0o valne-SaIe price 79e.
 Overshirts. in Chevtot or Outing Flannel. soc quality at 39o.
 Soft Bosom Shirts, without collar, 50c kind for 44c.
 Boys Blouses, made of percale and chambray. value S0c-Safe price 3ee.
 Menss Silk LisIe Hose, plain and fancy, value 25c-aale price 17o a pair.
 Mems Gray Cotton Hose. Sc . pair. Mems Wool or Cotton Hose, worth 15c and 25c. marked 11c and 200 pair. Mems Canvas Gloves, heavy weight, plain or Jersey wrist, Sc pair.
 Mems Knitted Gloves, 25c and BOG Quality-Saie prieee 2fo and 42e pair. Mems Snspenders, 25c and soc qnal- ity-saIe pricee f9c and 3sc pair.