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The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
K. OF c. OFFERS
HALL FREE TO
BILLY SUNDAY
tc.ntiaued from page oneJ

The work he Is doing Ia good
work and we all wish him well and
want to contribute our building Ia
our clubhouse and we need II. IL
IL not without sacrifice that we offer
II To the Sunday organization, but
we are glad 10 make the sacrifice
that we may contribute in that way
10 the success OF the meetings
Billy Sunday will make the city bet
ter and the Knights OF Columbus
want 10 help him do II, as do all
decent people"
Mr.. Doyle's letter to DR. studer
follows:
Detroit. Mich. Sept Z.
My Dear Doctor studer:
The knights 81 Columbus with
much pleasure hereby tender the free
use Of It's clubhouse, No. $40 Wood
ward-ave.. for you In any way hcne-
fetal to the Sunday revival In this
city T., ., ,o.., >. ,o,-
tabernacle, and II you get as much
pleasure out OF It's use "a IL gives ua
TO aid In this good cause. we viii he
more than amply repaid.
Very cordially yours
President X. Of G. Ruildlng Co.
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The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

i / w. !: =
| pAl3E.,s =
ONE CENT A WORD
Cash with order: II charged. 10 q
No transient advertising inserted
for less than 15c with cash; IL
charged, iSc per Insertion. -,
ca ae above .sa.n se' f 1PS. to CA sa's
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting Notices.
Births. Deaths. Cards OF Thanks
s sarge sse word. or issa
Each additional word. lao
HELP wANrED-MALE
w tr.d p P 4nyTs II Top HA NNW 9R
WEST 2372-w.
HAVE small machine shop. well
ouulPpfu 10 UO ilBuN
and experimental work, on reason
able terms. 225 Sherman-st. Phone
East 2605-M.
A MAN TO deliver and work around
store. Apply 1890 Third-ave.
=-------------------- -----------------------
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Getty OF DetroiO
CONGRESSIONAL SERVICE
superintendent OF Bureau OF Public
Welfare Female. $1,000: Hospital
Nurse. Female. $500 TO 5000.
CLERICAL SERVICE
2 r. NJ.
stenographers: Grade 1, Female.
THURSDAY. SEPT. Ia
10 A NJ.
Stenographers: Grade 2, Female.
$500 20 1000.
2 r. NJ.
Stenographers. Grade 3. Female,
1000 10 1880.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20
10 A. NJ
Playground Leaders. Female. $500.
All applications must be made In
person at the office OF the Civil Ser
vice Commission, S02-S10 Farweil
building. at least one week prior to
date Of examination.
ELECTRICAL and steamfitter helper
strong boy. 80 Macomb.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
CONNOLLY
MAKES OPEN
TOWN ISSUE

1CoBtinued from Psge One)
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
ron sALE-REsIDENCE pRopERT,

Prtnting--the plain neat kind--tbat
ts right-rtmes job Dept.--NNin aS10I
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
TO RENT--ROOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN

from Woodward and Jen srson-avea.
and only half block from the new
Interurban waiting room. Hxtro
fne rooms at sSc. II and 11.bo PEI
day
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

ELECTRICAL and steamfitter helper.
strong boy. 80 Maeomb.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11
AUTO MOBILES
GARAGE, S46.55.

Prompt shipment and quick erection
make this Aladdin garage bar
gain. For further information cal
s07 Ford bldg. Phone Main $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

PIANO SCARF sALE-One lot slight
w soiled 50 and 81 values going at
soc and 75c Sale starts Tuesday
this week. Come early. GRINNELL
BROS Branch. 81 Monroe.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-11

ESTEY ORGAN only s2f; regular $50
style; 5 octaves. stops; solid wal
nut knee swells: fun, deep tone.
Fine bargain. GRINNELL BROS
Branch. 81 Monroe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
DU POINT WINS CONTROL.
president uH>tS Members oT Jn.niIv IN
tut bthrr Directors on
Board,

Wii.MlNGToN. DEI. March Ia
lt"rr, ;. du p"nt. president OF TIA. =. !
dH i'"ni dc Ncmours y 20 nowdor
ni;uuiart!rcrS, came into coiuf!.ia con
'roi 81 that corporation TODAY through,
IN" election al three ncw directors AT
IN" annual stockholders meeting 10 re-
l'iac" Alfred !. tin Font. William du
l'"n', and Francis ! tn FONT The new
directors ar" Il. NJ. Bark sual.. William
g. Ramsay nnd tr.,nl, g. T.llnan.
Tn" meeting tndplSed the action of
thr company In not purcha sing the
>o.c"" shares Of Tie stock al r. Cn!o-
man dn ront S0m" OF The share
holder mcnh"r" as 'hc pu l'nut fam
lily recently Instituted suit ia the Fed
crai court 10 have returned TO tho COM
p''ny In" stool; purchased from T.
Coleman dG rcnt by til" Ia ROM So
"urit'es C"mpan> which WAS orgauizcd
II was al!cgcd. by certain OF the roN,icr
conpaHy's officers .ti.d S;v,kEnldrr. to
secure individual control OF THAI stock
Regarding IN" charges ~ resolution
adopted ~ the board. SAYS ''nclhin,:
contained therein in amy way prevents
The none! o. the corporation should
not lac used for, Sncculations in i,s own
stocks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
PACIFIC FLEET READY
IN CASE. 'rRpl T.,

SAN DIEGO. CAL. March l3-Tcn-
,ative plans tor the disposition of the
vessels OF the Pacific Fleet IL san
Diego h:trbor in event Of trouble on
the west coast of MEXICO have been
outlined 10y Admiral Cameron McR
Wnslow.
AccorGin- 10 his plans. The trans
p":. liu!talo aud TIA" nrn"rcd cruiser
Maryland would hc employed in trans
por>inS the FortN-ci;:hth regiment Of
Marines. now At iii" exposition here
ANA field equipment The protected
cruiser Milwaukee, would displacc the
supply ship Iris and convoy the de
*troycrs Whpplc. Perry. stewart and
haul Jones south
The flagship SAN Diego. acting iMde-
p"ndcutly O. the fleet. Will steam south
AT III" first sigr Of trouble
Vessels OF the Pacific Flee. uov on f.
@ascd ia patrol duty on tn" west coast
OF Mexico and Central America are the
cruisers Chattanooga, cleveland ana
Denver lii. Chattanooga is At Quay
mas, The Cleveland at Acapulco and the
Denver At Iorinto. Nicaragua.
Troops \, Il. * aud f.. OF the FIRST
cavalry. stationed !i.rc, cntraincI ;hiS
afternoon Tor Douglas. .Nriz.. where
They Will join s'N troops OF ,Ec tir>i
from MontcreH Cal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
Whereabouts and. Desfina
ton Unknoun, but viii
Not HaUe Easy
Escape.

Ell PASO, TEN. March iS-Fran-
cisco Villa has moved suddenly east.
ward. according TO report received
Tonight by General Gaivira' Mexican
commaudant At Juarcz. This move
apparently takes villa away from the
territory it had been supposed ne would
seek refuge. and north III which con
ccutra;ion OF the American troops has
been heaviest.
This information was received from
t;aivira'S subordinate, Colonel Gonzales
who commands the troops protecting
the Mormon colony at Casas Grandes.
The wires from .Iuarc8 10 casaS
Graudes were cut last night by Villa $
ln"u They wer" restored this after
noon Villa. Gonzales reports. is at
,;alcana. u town about twenty miles
due east 81 Corraiitos. where he was
last previously reported.
Military men. both American and
Mexican. mad thought Villa was MAXINE,
f"' Tia" great mountain chain OF the
SIERRA Madres. Colonel Bertani. head
ine off Villa from The west. had said
me believed Villa was trying to get into
: uaioa. which enjoyed comparative
prace and is filled with prosperous
ranches. But. finding his way block ed
at TasaS Grandcs, the bandit gave up
i.tS announced intention OF masSacrciu:r
the Normons ana took the easiest WAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14

100000" I'll" COMPANIES ne, earnings
were S'l.li7.iS7. and dividends
amounted /" s2o.lc0.joI
The Bell system. President Vail re-
ports. now connects 9.l5I,221 ,clo-
phones. gain of 100000 stations in q,
year. 1t is estimated that $4,000 600
VIII be spent in new construction this
year. The company added i02o95i
miles to its system. making "a total
of lS.5o5.5I5 miles
The rcpor, declares that the enei-
hccrinS department has done i'm
p"rtah' ana CONFIDENTIAL" work with
representatives OF the army and navy
TO work out system OF communlca-
t"n. "uncqualed by any other nation"
IN connection with national defense
plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
Villa Moves Suddenly
From Position Where
HeHad TakenRetuge

cisco Villa. says.
Ell is hoped the expedition will
achieve its object.
The problem of Mexico. largely Sc,
by America herself. was badly compli
Gated ny the abortivc Vera Cruz expo
ditiom"
The Evening Standard doubts whether
MrNic;ns viii regard the expedition "a
purely punitive, and adds:
The expedition may develop quite
considerable military operations
The Westminster Gazette likewise
says:
THE expedition, "a be effective may
have I" be swciled TO much larger pro-
PORTIONS"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
DEATH OF JOHN MCGUIRE
Wns On" of Members of Crew of Can
f"hrrntc irOnrlnd
Nerrimnc

SpMEiiNil.LE, X. D. March b.
.!"hn Mcclure. on" Of tho crew of the
confederate ir"mclad Mcrrinac. which
"a''ied with the Monitor in Hamp-
ton Roads an 1862. died mere to-day.
lte WAS seventy mine years of age
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14

The funeral of Oscar T. i.ohmaui.
Wh" dc" on sunday night, viii take
p!ar" THIS afternoon IT 800 o'clock
non bethlehem Luthcrau Church IN
'rrW"ni viii he made in hollywood
g cemetery. The uuur OF the funeral
was changed frnm 20 2:3n o'clock
Pai!hcarcrs viii H." Us follows
'!on"rarN--t IL Cloves. W. kirll
'iaith"wa, NJ. W. Lawrence. Davis Bot
rom. \. t. J"han;. f.. r. Anthony.
ma = Shield ana i"Scuh I.ichren
stein.
Active Edgar T. Euulsh Herman
kaHbe. j. II. N"lGc =. Cnauninr Hus-
k"li. John 9 Wciuhrun. Martin L.. Az
d"rs"n, Hudson e. Iinen and Franz
alattcrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14

Pi.TNRSit-itG Va, March g.. The
furcrpl Of Airs S;,ll!, Avery Wells.
wife ct William = Wells who dice OF
~und.,v -, her HON. iu biuwi ddj" tool,
place this afternoon from Snuony
Church Mrs Wcll, was tho daughter
Of Nr. and Mrs. j. w Avery Of pin-
widh!r. who survive her. II"r death re-.
"u!ted from an attack OF measles. aud
her eight Children are ~ with tb"
sam" nalaly Fave brothers ana i've
cir-.r.s .,ETyIy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14

l~r"cial 10 TG' riwra Dispatch
NORWOOD, Va. March l3--Th, body
al Mrs tarringtou Carrrco vino died
~ tn. Iatawt' Springs GA rhur.'lay
WAS brought h.rs on sunday evening.
Ths funeral. Was hold from '!ri~t's
Episcopal Church. and burial took p'ac"
"a the family section east nf Sor-
wood Mrs. Cariico was "a native OF
Georgia, bUt had lived in Virginia
several years she leaves - husband
and three children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Thomas 6. swami. eighty years old
"lt" ins' niSht at the home OF his
; on-ih-iaw. G. r. Elliott. 300. North
Thirty second street His death had
hc"r expected for several days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
DEATHS

SN y NN-ipicd. last night at i.2u
o'clock at III" home OF his son -in-iaw.
q. T.. r.llioit. 400 North Thirty-secumti
Street THOMAS q. SWAMI. in his
eighty first year
Funeral notice later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14

rREDERiCKSBCRG. VA. March !:
NJ. Perkins. who was visiting rcla
yves IN Louisa County. while walk
ing on the railroad track near WHIT
locks. in that county. was stricken wit.
hcart trouble and fell dead on the trucl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
Mrs. Huldnh iierndc" Hawkins.

fRt.I)tRlCkSBCRG. VA. March 10
--- Mrs. fiuldah licrndcn Hawkins wife
81 Rev. =. T. Hawkins. of Spotsy!vania
county. died to-day at the home of her
relative. Mrs. Wallace Morton r,,i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14

Special The Times Disirtch.l
'EEpERiCkSHUE Va. Maych e
.--Ain"rt y 'uuGIif. i wcli-knoW ci,i
zen Of Lancaster County. died recent,
At his home, after II briof illness. axe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
WILL Nor PRESS ron
IMMEDIATE, p,,,,,.>.c

~ VI" OF tho outlook for ,,.roo-
'''"i on tile terms Of the r.or.-,,,Iy.-
,'' pilh' IT is not the intention -,
'ufe committee. IT tne in
- hot paid on Mnich -. To- talk.
ul'i'"'i'' stcpS toward dcclari,,r 40
principal % these bonds dp.
me o"nmittec rcprcscrti,,r -r. o.,
'"h"'hS r"i cent bonds was NOT ron
-. ,''tH 81 the meeting II mas rn
'"'H n"th active III asking far nm
|'h"Sl' Of these securities, i'm Drcn,,., .
I"H !" for"closc uudcr ,h.ir mon,
go" provided Their interest d,;n Am,
h"Ai' was not pai1
~" OF the men WHO attended IN.
conference said that while tho REFUND
ins bondho!de,s were nor r.u,ncnn.o,,
WIS Expressed as their opinion that
IA" I"a" needed o,rpp. Uuo 10 rocr.
Sani%" II on a permanent bosis
y e. Amst"T WHO represents tn. mi
Monty shareholders favored IN. Icv,..
.hE 81 an assessment of S&5 4 ,har.
''"u Ncrs. however, inquired that Ills
would pI"Nid" about S2G go. 900. which
'"oN sad. would lcav" ONLY q small
amount for reorganization after pro-
interest
Among the Items which must be n,o-
N"r' Tor IN the inneliat" future. nc.
'"rdtnE - ono man who has taken a
prominent interest in Rock island ~
iaI'". ar" Si.i"".0uu for ban', loans
"'l' Mare" 3d. nest; -. OrU. n0n TO, la,,u
"fA -, aud July Interest on dchauturcs
'-'-''rrn for interest ON tho rcri,udin.-
is d"" April /. $".Tao. 900 for r,nr.n.,t,l
vouchers f"r IN" road: sin0n OO0 for
receivers certificates: $i.5UH. Goa for IN,
icreS' IN The Choctpw and i,,nab,
h"nds, and SIrn0,oQ0 10! e1l,ipm.nt
TRUST certificates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14

Ta.e LAXATIVE DEOMp Ol'ININ,,
Tablets Druggists rsfnna none II IL
fa'is l" cure l. W GROVES sisno,,,,,.
is or nnch box PIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
MORGAN May FINANCE
NEW ROCK ISLAND PLANS
Many of Differences Tending I,
Delay Reorganization tmica-
bly, Settled.
AT CONFERENCE IN NEW YORK
Expressed as Opinion OF Refundins
B0ndh0ldcrs That Road Needs
$4,000, 900 to Put IL on Pcrma-
nent Basis.

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK, March l3-Many OF The
differences between the security hold
crs tending To delay the REORGANIZATION
/ OF the Chicago. Rock Island and Pa
cine Hallway were amicably settled al
"a conference here To-day
IN view OF agreements reached ut this
meeting ii would not bc surprising. &C
c"rdius 10 banking. interests. II III.
f"o"u"" interest due on tho dcbcntuvy
BONDS WAS not paid on Wednesdays
Whith marks the expiration Of. tho
period of grace in which the company
h"d TO pay Tie interest which was an.
January - last
me presence at to-day's meeting nf
,ithrN / DAWSON lncmber of j. T.
MORGAN N Co, was accepted by .,h.
street as confirmation OF the ucrsis,.r,
reports ihat the Morgan firm is con.
tempiatin" financing the Rock Isl,,,d
reorganization. !! the terms arc S:ttis-
factory. 9'''S
me 81 tn" propositions considered
."-nhH was IN" sugn, stion of srllin.-
"ddi'i"nhl receivers ccrtirica,c. a.
nc, ,io ,hc nehcnturc imtcrrs, No men
rn'S however. is mad" in Re-
said: Nhi'n
meeting was held ,6-da, =, III.
Wl'eS 81 che Bankers Trust comn,,,..
,"hnoSed Of representatives .f ~.
,,n, committee. Hayden committee.
IT,. committee. board Of dircc-
'"'S OF the road and tho receiver
Members Of tho HAYDEN ,nr,,it,.
an" 'he Debcniurc commute. rI.ja,d
"'''N'iv"S 1" arrange for uu,. un,f-
ma hla' he necessary for the
!,,,, '''nt Of the interest of me 0,st
A,',.,, re-, "h"!M2 per cent bonds du..
.nars..a =. me meeting unanimously
80, 10 proceed AZ once toward pl,fs
L"' INC N"nreAmiHn tinn of ~. M, 80,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
VI. Perkins.

PoSt oak. aged scNcnty-two yeats ~
Is survived by her husband.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14

hfty two years. lie is survived by three
brothers and one sister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-14
ENOUGH FORCE ON BORDER
TO BEGIN CHASE OF VILLA

continued from FIRST paac.b
Evening star., 1916-12-21
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Trees i'll Some of Them, With Gifts
Provided for the
Poor.

Christmas celebrations We're held
District of Columbia today. From
kindergartens to the normal schools
exercises appropriate to the season
were conducted. In the kindergartens
and in many of the other rooms Christ
mas trees were to be seen. while to a
few in the schools Santa Claus himself
paid a visit.
A letter wishing the school employees
the compliments of the season was au-
thorized by the board of education yes
terday afternoon. Ernest L. Thurston,
sent similar letter.
Eastern High School alumni are hold
ing their annual reunion at the build
ing this afternoon. many having at
tended the school play earlier in the
day. This evening Western High
School students are to present "She
Stoops to Conquer" P. r Moran, presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce, is
scheduled to speak at the school this
afternoon.
Last night community celebration
was held at the Wilson Normal School
under the auspices of the Community
Center of the Parents Lea que of the
Ihird DIVISION. Santa Claus was there
ana large number of the adults who
came brought gifts for the poor
one Of the largest exercises in the
schools today was held in the Jefferson
building, where the celebra ton usually
assumes the proportions of a cornYnu-
nifty affair.
Raincoats made of paper are now
offered for emergency use.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
SHOPPERS
THRONC THE STORES
Selections Made Delightfully."- Diff
cult by Bewildering Display
of Goods.

AS Christmas looms nearer and nearer
Washington stores and shops get more
and more crowded hour by hour. Today
the stores of the city catering to the
Christmas trade-and that includes about
all of them-were literally jammed from
an early hour with shoppers, all anxious
to buy gifts and hardly knowing, in the
great arrays spread before them, exactly
what to choose.
1t is no easy job, this thing of buying
Christmas presents. Even the hundreds
of women who crowded the stores today
seemed to be having n delightfully."- per-
picked time looking here and there, try
ing to figure out whether Aunt Maria,
now, would like this pair of slippers. or
would she prefer a box of these nice
stockings; now what do you think?
Evening star., 1916-12-21
DISTRICT STANDS TENTH.
Percentage of War Strength Of
Militia on Border Revealed.

According to q statement prepared by
the militia bureau of the War Depart
-ment, the District of Columbia stood
number ten among all the states and
territories in the percentage of war
strength of the militia organizations
called into federal service on the Mex
lean border. With war strength Of
3104, the District furnished 2.067,
percentage of $50. Washington stood
No / with a percentage of $50; Rhode
Island 2. of 97.4: Massachusetts, 8, of
S5.l; Delaware. 1, of 75.3; Oregon, 8, of
73.5: Utah. 6, of ~; Connecticut. 7, of
I'll; Wisconsin, s, of 6s.1. and Missi.,-
sippi, 8, of 61.4. New York was Is,
with a percentage of els: Virginia
81. of So: Maryland, sc. of 53.S, and
Arkansas, As, with a percentage Of
81
Evening star., 1916-12-21
How Books Are Bought.

There was a man in one OF the big de-
partment stores this morning who had his
heart set on buying a book for one dear
TO him. He seemed to have general idea
of the sort of book he wanted, but found
it impossible to narrow his choice down
TO any one book. Every book he found
had something about it that made it un-
suitable. it seemed. He looked at hun
dreds of books, and spent days at the
job-at least. that was the way it seemed
to him-and yet the ideal book was not
found.
Finally he bought five books instead of
one.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Combination Sets
At SOC and 75c

Combination Sets consisting OF
suspenders and garters. These are
very useful gifts and come in pref
ty gilt boxes.
Direct Street Entrance, Mems Shop
-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Planned Christmas Tree.
President Sees Callers.

President Wilson this afternoon re-
ceived a number of callers with whom
he had made appointments. Commits
sicner Newman of the District govern
ment was one of these, Representative
Doremus, chairman of the democratic
congressional committee in the last
campaign, being another. Mr.. Doremus
will inform the President as to the
status of the next House.
Mr.. Doremus states that the demo-
Gratis and republicans have each elected
213 members, with one seat in doubt,
probably democratic. and the others be-
longing to independents. Mr.. Doremus
is certain the House will be controlled
by the democrats, and SO told the Pres
ident.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Girls Agree Smilinsly.

And the girl behind the counter would
agree smilingly that she would
And the men. II there ever was a
helpless looking crowd III the world it is
set of men out shopping for Christmas.
They want TO get something, but they
don't know what to buy, although they
may have a haZy notion that u book
would be poor sort of gift for Billy, who
likes to make things" and a tool chest
not altogether appropriate gift for
Johnny. who prefers to read above every
other thing
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Warns Against Eating Raw Pork.

No form of pork in the raw state. in
cluding dried or smoked sausages and
hams, should be eaten If one wants to be
certain of avoiding trichinosis, warns the
Department of Agriculture. 1t is pointed
out that around the holiday season some
are in the habit of eating raw ham or
special forms Of sausage containing raw
pork and made to be eaten uncooked.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Plaid Blankets, $7.95
Silk Hosiery
OrPreSents

| here are so many kinds
suitable for Christmas giving
that we only attempt to men
ton a few in this little space.
High-grade Novelty Hose. In
cluded are Paris clocked. fancy
and plain dropstitch effects and
others in black and white, SI.75
and $500.
Rivoli Silk Hosiery, SI.I5. The
maximum of silk hosiery value;
full fashioned, with strongly re-
inforced soleS. toe and heel.
Choice OF silk or Isle tops, finish
ed with garter welt. Black and
white.
Silk Fiber Hosiery, 55c. Black,
white and score OF wanted
shades; seamless feet, reinforced
for better service.
Silk Lisle Hose, 39c. Women's
full fashioned, fast black or white.
in a fine mercerized quality. Fully
reinforced at all the points OF
wear.
Main Floor-Lansburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1916-12-21

Raincoats made of paper are now
offered for emergency use.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
Unusual Presents
In /eWelry

Little renlembranceS that
are inexpensive, yet which at
tract lot OF attention because
of their beauty and charm.
10-kt. Solid Gold Tie Clasps, in
an assortment OF plain styles or
hand-engraved top. csc.
Imported Novelties in Nanities-
Powder and Puff Box in floral
satin design some have the rouge;
choice OF white, pink or flesh, at
3Gc.
Stocking Vanities, mirror ar one
end. hooped open al other: col
lapse like tobacco pouch; con-
tains powder puff, 5oc each.
Gents Smoking Set. consisting
OF tray with cigar. ash and match
container. All are quadruple plate
with gold plate lining \ special
Nmas gift at SI.9S.
Military Brushes, fine hand
drawn bristles, ebony finished
back warranted solid; nicely box
ed at 79c pair.
Main Fioor-LansBtrgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1916-12-21
This Is Store Where Last-Alnute Shoppers Will Be w

We are serving the Christmas throngs
as we never served before. The store is
like huge Christmas box with every
thing in it for everybody's gifts.
Here is an ad of briefy written
suggestions that may help you if your list
isn't quite complete.
Morning hours are the golden hours
in which to shop.