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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
,Spr-8araben".

Sorsoog Mften iiolte nge afbolo:
tes Sen laa meget opreflumereoe
&oro6e at v@robibition" -%4&5artiet. n
8 @te0et for Sc forpenteoe 10000
elIer $4,000 Deltagere oeltog tnn
bpi1t 5000 / &aro0em og ODER Solp=
oelen at 0isle bar &bin0er % Bprn.
ga. 10000 bar Silifuere men IN
qen @te6er bar Ser Mountaineering
Sranglel, bpilfet piier bpor l1ot
Spmpatbi Sc utgrre" bor blanot
&elgenbpens life felt ~tprre" Bor=
acre. S Noro6en ioaS en- M9ngoe
Stag og ppnteoe Mutomobiler og en-
felte foreltilleoe Sc ifooelige. Splger
al 5piritus og bpilfe &erligbeoor
ser bill blipe / oenne ipnoige Ser
Ben, 11oor Sprbu6spartiet 1elreoe:
Sobn 8orlepcorn bleb bpngt nto1=
lige @onge for til 1tDlt at blibe
Drufnet / MiS1iSftppi=Tlo0en. @rnn<
Digt if11l6e BET 10 gi6reS. :
Set 1muffffej tie pes Hura0en bar ct
fpmpempsiige 5tjernebanner> Ser
blep booret al 0elegereoe fra Seem
Sort 5taten og ct lepen0e Stag,
formet al Gamer fra forlfjellige Sir
fcmenighe0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
gn Tprfel+

Gn Won6, iom gientagne @o11g<
er rejlt fra Mortonbillc> &er1tucfp
It'll SDillingbperne> bar mi begpnbi
en- retslig l1n%6er1ggelie al Sc 6or:
bol0, lom tillooer ct Sernbonelel=
ifab at frebe $3.50 for en- 8illeI
til ct. SAUL men $17.S2 til Mir=
neapolis: 6ori fcllen, Ser iaale0eS
on6roger 1852, er bi0til life blebet
npjere forfluret al Set paogel0en0a
Sernbonelel1fob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Branb.

s 0ns6ags op1to6 Ser Brnnb !
@ien6ommen, 446 @aba1ba 5treet.
10 Mpn6> Der opbol6t fig pua 30ie
@tage maotte ipringe u0 at @inon=
|erne for at reo6e 2ibet. &pgningen
|bIep lterft be1fa6iget og 6a06ens
SIC tuuront, ser bnr 2ofole / 9tnc=
etagem bleb lt9rft b9rget bua6e a
1910 og &ar16.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
ND Tprretntng.

@or 2onbsman0, Somes $. Sin:
6erien, Ser / f1ere Mar bar. b9ret
for Geo. 81. 8ecfs &ip0=
|forretning, bor MI oobnet egen Sor=
refining 1880 @ennepin Mbe., un0er
Mobnet &ennepin Hropilion Cont
ponD. Mon bill Ser alti0 bore ltffer
poo at fin6e Set 1t6rite og be61te
'M6bolg al alt til 6orret11ingen ben=
bgren6e og oltio bore 1iffer poo
go0 Bebon6ling og ful6 @9rbi for
fine Henge, i0et Ser fun pil bltp"
fprt fpr1te &lasle5 &orer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Merriam &arf Srfeiter.

Sorretningsm9n6 / Merriam
&arf bar 1tiftet en- ~bralS bun6".
|og fra nelte Moone0S &egDn6elli
bill 6e gibe en- &gffe &oncerter
|Terruce &arf. SrfGtrets Me6lem.
mer er Gorretningsmer0 / alle
.@tillinger: &jpbmen0> @anfmen0
.@ien6cmsban6lere, Sienfr9mmers
.og Mrfitefter. Brof. 6. G.. Yorbo
er uonepnt til Dirigent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
%ellpffet nbflngt.

Sen nor tie epong. lutb. Wtentg
btos noflngt / SgnougS til Bal>
@oQle Safe baboe / set imuffe, bar
me @ommerpejr foaet flor Stl1l11t
nina. Ser bar @uostjenel te ON Sor
miooogen og ON @%ftermiooogen, n
&pncert, Gn66elpb, &ol01pil 1og an
Dre 5portsgDel1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
,Shcbp 8rabes 9ag"+

S 2proags Dor en- Spcbo 8robeS
Sag for ct. Souls &olttt oe
8ranoforps. S fem Sinner, fra ST.
6 til II Mften ifete Ser cit MGng6e
l1lpffer og flere Sloebranoe op1too
Ser bar 5ammenl tips mellem @por
ppgnc og @ogne, SerbaneoperferSle,
og 0rnfning beo 8a0ning. Set iam:
le6e &e1 rltot blep, at Ser bar IL
0p6e % fem ulporligt til fa6efom.
ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Stanbiet Gpibemi+

@pens 5un6bebsfommiSfonn&
me00eler, at Ser mi ingen Sure CT
for, at &9rnelammelle ifal optre0c
epi6emiif fer. Ser er> ion1 befien6t>
|forefal0et nogle foo 5ilfe16e al Sen
frDgtclige Spg6om = me11 Sarc1
for 6cnS pi0ere l16bre0elle er mi
fiernet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

Tpritrrfninaen.

Se0 Goptr9fningen / Sorbin0elie
me0 s. 6. Acknowledgements Set i
Souers. Earf forle6en fneb Set
for set iaafal6te @eltbol6> Ser
fun bon0t pe6 at faa 6ori terfning
al ben folos1ale 6onife Minneapoli=
taner> &r. S. $: Mn0erien> Ser meo
fine Sattefrefter %afgior0e @laget*
Gong laa 9itbol0et les ct ourl+
6ren0e Ne6erlog..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
sill Mebe / W}il>uo1tfee.

S%l10epen6ent 5con0inobion @orf:
Msiociotion bol0t lit 1850
'Wf96e / Milmoufee fi6lte uge %
|9n6re6e tit Nabn til 5can6inobian=
,Mmericun T%raternitD.
&r. 6. IS. 91lon, Ser er @nper:
inten6ent for BET berpnren0e ipenife
&olpital, bdgtes til Sperbicepreiiz
bent, og g.. s. 5eriglta0, Ser Iige=
le6es er bo1ot beri 8pe11, blep in0=
bolgt / Gel fabets Oireftion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
4aa Nnnbrci1e.

&or 2un0smunb, 9r. Heter @b=
|be1on fra Saint SAUL, 9eebr., al Log
|De % / ManbagS ct intereSiont 81
|ipg.
,&r. @bbe1on, Ser er en- al 6e
melt onlete Mpnb | &ptpar6 Gon1,=
|tp, Neb., bbor ban 81. a bor be-
|flp6t bigtige offe11t1ige SillioSbperb.
|befinber Zig poa en- langere &e11e;
1bon bor beipgt 8enner / Smaba,
Council bluffs, &acine, 8itbee Q.
|fl. a. 5teoer, pg / 6isie Gage refer
ban, bia &ocbeiter> Winn., tilboge
til lit Stem Hoa @run6 al ntil-
freoSitillenoe &elbre6 REFER &r. @bz
|be1on ON fort Sis til California,
|bbor ban .ogter at opboloe Jig 1ogle
Maane0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Elere notable SaIcre!

Jor11oen Charles 6. &ugbes, Ser
bill tale / Muoitortl1m Sen 8. M11gult
$50 Mftel Tan ct saul og1ao
bente &e1pg al &r91toent @ooorolp
@il1on % @fs-Hrpfi0e1tt Gbeooor
&opiebelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

Jeg har nogle dyrkede og udyrkede
Farme til Salg i den bekendte.
Mouse River Loop i Bottneau o.:
fRenville Counties, North Dakota
Stor Hostafgrode og lette Vilkaar~
Skriv til mig i Dag.
). IT,. Walstad, Lansford, N. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

ST. FEEDERS DANSKH EVANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, e. Ave. S. OF 2.
St. Gu%dstjeneste S9ndag Formid-
dag XII. 1920. Altergang fprs,e
SQndag i hver Manned. Andels
Sgndag hver Manned tillige Afren-
gudstjenes-e XII. g..
I kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkens
Prast. Pastor A., j.. Tarpgaard,
2S1O E. 22nd Street. TeIpfon'
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Mfniit S,aq.

Gn @ruppe utilfre0ie @nlgcri
anlog0e nplig Gag moo EbomoS
.Grmf1on, Ser er republifonf @ice=
guperner=&anoi0at; ban onflageoeS
for at bobe brugt it9rre 5l1mmer
fin Observation-Disclosures, en6 eta:
tens 2pDe tilluDer.
9iltrifts6pmmer 8rill ofbi1te Ga
gen }i0lte l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
8rpbplm balgt.

Direftionen for 6en %berberen6'
Mfoeling al Ooung Men'S Gbriitio1
MSiociotion bor / 2pr0ogS balg'
&aDmon0 6. &robolm til u@6u:
cationol Secretary.
SIR. 8robolm, Ser CT fp6t / San
mort omtaleS / Sc melt imigreno!
Or6 al @eneraliefretpr @ilep, 6e1
nnpner Dor 2an0Smon6S ltore So
retogiombeo og iiplone %a6miniltra:
tibe @b11er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Mb en Smbei.

S .HolitifenS 1gebla6" for 90.
SUM fin0es in6rpffet 1om betol.
advertisement to lange Mrtifler I'M:
oertegne6e: Sans Sprenien, ST. 3
8or 1876, Station s., Minneapolis;
Minn.
Artiflerne, Ser CT en- Drpftel!l
|af ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~inoenfo'
|De 9ammenilutte6e Donife Sor.
eninger, former fig til Dels ion
ct Mngreb paa ct 6onif 8loo Der
|2an6et> for6i set life btIoe optogf
|8orfatterenS Mrfe ODER 6e paogpl
[oen6e 6orbol6 / 9. g. 9. S..
Set mao babe beret EN- 6Dr Sor'
ngielie for ST. S6renien at gao
6enne Smbei.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
SDgbom+

Gonro0 6. 51pen1 en, 2435 1917
Mbe. 60, li6er for Si6en al 8lino-
tarmSbeten0elie, men oil 6og if:
|nn6erfoite Jig e1 Separation, n1c0:
Imtn6re nforu61ete &omplifotione,
|itgoer til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
81 %gratuIerer.

ISM. 5prenicn % Suitru, 1906
7fb ct. 50, bab6e forrige l1ge 8e-
ipg at yDr. 5torf", Der efterloo 1ig
ct itort og iun6t Higebarn. 8oao:
.Mooer % Datter er / beoite @el.
..gaaen0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
st. Paul.
geDbeber

moo inoien6es, iaa Sc er Srptfe-
riet 1enelt Onsong Mften. 72O=722
4th @treet 60, MinneappltS,W tt11!.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Gnbt Gei1e.

6rf. &iriten &anicn, Ser | ODER
fire Moal1e0cr bar berejit 6anlfe
|&olonier / Minneioto, Solna, See
braif TIA, Colorado California, 8a1b=
in9ton, Oregon og Montona, font
/ 6orgoars tilboge BERTH 8pen; paa
BEN lange &ei1e bor 6rf. &onien
babt 2ejligbe0 til at o%rro1lgere tai:
rige 81 Observation-Disclosures, bpor
bum ie1p bor u6fpl6t @rogrammet
me0 Gang og Splesning, 1igeiom
BUN ogioa gientogne @ange bor
meOnirfet De0 1tore 6olfefeiter, +.
Gfs. / Spler> Winn., og mi 1io1t |
Dogmor, Mont.
Blo6e / Sc Bper, bpor Trf. @an=
len er optroo6t, i116ebol6er monJ1
o1erfjen0en6e Sr6 ON Den6es iDm=
patiife 5ang1temme - om Ser for
%baobentlig bliber 2ejligbe0 til le=
mere at b6re BERT 8Den.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Mnt 8abeh11s.

Iegninger III ct MT 8obebus beo
Bilopooo bil blibe fpr6ige / oenne
1ge, % bet npe 8aoebuS oil ne1te
ISommer itaa fgrbig til Mfbenptte1l-
Ie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
MAt Stem.

ST.. @1n. &icl far fjp6t Glen.
.6ommcn> 3G46 2ongfellom Mbe. g.
:bbor ban fremtioig pil bore bo1at
9bertugelie bar fun6et 5te6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
@ngbes.

Ser er MI 6nnnet cit SngbeS=
Stub beri @penL bbis f6ri tie 0pgobt
|bliber at orone BET M60e> bbor Ste.
publifonernes &reit0entfanoioot
|GborleS G.. &ngbes> iful tale ben 9.
Mugul t. u%mi06elburt for @ngbeS an
fommer BERTH 8pen, bill oen repn-
|blifanife 2igo afbol6e MarSmgoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Sen nilbe eS$aqt.

S 6iSfe Gage platter Nolitiet pau
bber eneite 19sgaaen6e &nn6 u6e1l
Mfun0furb. On Mpng6e &nn6e CT
allere6e blebet Dire for &olitiet5
&ifler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
On ifam6inapiif &iQe,

bont til &usarbej6e, fan foo &lo0s
boS en- min6re Sar1ilie / Moiebu0.
W}ontano. = Sor ngrmere OplpS=
ninger ifrib til
q. 80. Mn6erien,
Go1ebn0> Montunu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Mlnneapolts.
@a5ar.

VUdul+
ct. &eoers &irfes ung6omsfor~
ening lo6er afbol6e en- Bo5ar |
Slntningen al Mngult. N9rmec1
6erom lenere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28

Beb 8jpb eller &eparation at
ubre beigg Ben pelfjenete S'fDeler
6imon Melion, 200 g.. 7tb @treet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-07-28
Cirrus fpmmer.

SlllNS luutultl+
Singing &rotbers &pmpecirfl1s
optrG0er beri Bpen paa Wa110ug og
Girsbog. Sm Mm6agen bol0es 8a.
ru6e.
s Mor er SEN 9rlige Mttraftioa
ct uMifepot" Gableau, bbori oper
1000 8erioner 0eltager; 6eSuoen
opfgrer 800 Don1erinber en- glans>
fnl0 vSe=8allet".
Menogeriet omfatter MI 1909
bil6e Sur, 6eriblanot Al @%lefanter
og 800 &ete.
Sire &11n6re6e Mrtiiter, lom bDel
iier bor tit Speciole, bill forlp1te oa
.nnoerboloe Nublifnm fra Maneger-
ne, og 60 &lomner pil optrp0e me0
6eres bnmoriitiife Su1in6funlter.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
REALTY VALUATIONS
SHOW S265,SS5.32 gain
Personal Assessments for Year In
creased by $2l,Il7.46.

District revenues for the year 1916
amounted to 80 lS0, 1913, according to
the annual report filed yesterday by Tax
Collector Ben L. Prince.
Real estate valuations brought $685.
SS5.32 more than the highest previous
totals. and the increase in personal as
sessments amounted to S211, III. 46 This
latter sum was made possible by the
adjudication OF contested cases in the
local courts.
The total collections for the year end
ing June 30. 1916, amount to SO, 100, 1871 SO.
The amount credited TO the general fund,
which is strictly revenue, is s., ,399, 1896.
From the sale Of water the District real
lied the sum of S69S, ,312.17.
Receipts from unpaid tax sales were
the largest in the history Of the COL
leCtOr's office. Lots numbering $500 were
sold to fifty-one bidders. and the sum of
500, S,511.49 was turned into the Treasury
from the sales.
The collector makes specific recommen-
datiOn for legislation to improve the serv-
ice. A law permitting the holder of tax
title to real estate to go into the court
of equity and seek settlement, where all
parties concerned may present their
claims and have them properly adtudi-
Gated, is desired.
Another change suggested is q law pro-
VidinS that the posting Of accounts OF
all tax ledgers be placed in charge OF
the Collector of Taxes.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Friday Sale of
SO Boys Norfolk Suits,
Specially Priced at $500.

This represents a broken size as
sortment of Boys Norfolk Suits
of WOO len materials. They are
in all sizes from 7 to I8 years,
but not in every pattern. Grays,
browns and tans in various shades
and a, few blue serges. Every suit
is splendidly made and finished.
Very specially priced at $500 each.
Boys School overcoats at ss.5o-A
special lot we have recently pur-
chased, in sizes 10 to IS years. Me-
dunn and dark shades Of gray and
tan, full length belted model, with
conyertible collars. Special price,
$3.50 each.
II Little Boys Novelty Cloth Suits
Of blue serges and mixtures; sizes
212 and 3 only. s1.95 each, were IS.
small lot of Boys Wash Suits,
sizes to 8 years; 75c each. Were
Is Boys Colored Shirts with at
tached collars, sizes IL, 1914 and 13
neck. Reduced to 35c each.
IL Boys Sweaters, assorted colors;
small sizes. to u years Reduced
price, s1.75 each,
Third hoor-Eeyenth 81
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Mems Furnishing Dept.
A Special Offering in Mems Under
wear at Soc the Garment.

White Cotton Shirts and Drawers
Of splendid weight for present wear.
They are we'll made and of quality
much better than usually sold at
this price.
Also the following:
II short lengths Imported Shirting
Madras, such as used in our custom
shirt department; l to yards to the
piece, and suitable for children's
waists and aprons. 25c yard; was soc.
Is Mems Fancy Colored Silk Hand
figured centers and plain borders. 25o
each; were soc.
IL pairs Mems Natural Colored
Chamois Gloves, slightly soiled from
display; sizes IN, ~ and 8. s5c
pair; were $3.50.
Main hoor-F st.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
China Department.

l Handsome Incrusted Gold Cow
cred Dish. sS.00J was $500.
l Imported Decorated China Cake
Plate, slightly imperfect, 25c, was 75c.
l French China Cake Plate, neat
pattern with gold handles. s1.50J
was S2.75.
Imported Decorated Whipped
Cream Bowls on plates. soc each
1 Limoges China Teapot, Sugar and
Cream Set, border pattern. s2.75J
was $3.50.
/ Wood Umbrella stand, oak An
ish; slightly imperfect. s1.s5, was
Handsomely Decorated China
Syrup Pitcher on plate. soc, was
800.
Old English Swansea China Cow
cred Mayonnaise Bowl and Plate
s2.95J was $500.
Brass Jardinieres, slightly in1per-
feet. 76c each; were S1.25.
/ Decorated Limoges China Sugar
and Cream Set, half mat gold ham
dies s1.O0J was $500.
Fifth hoor-G 81.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
SUeater Dept.

Brown Brushed Wool Sweat
er with roll collar; size 3S. $685.
was $500.
Heavy Ribbed Sweater with
black and white checked collar.
belt and sash; size ~. $780,
was $3.50.
: Yellow Fiber Silk Sweaters.
shawl collars and belt that
forms a high waist effect. $500
each. Were 1918.
Yellow Fiber Silk Sweaters.
We neck and belted back. s4.75
each' were $500.
/ Green Fiber Silk Sweater
with We neck and broad belted
back. slightly faded; size 3s
1915, was $500.
Black and Copenhagen Fiber
Silk Sweater. We neck and sash:
size 3s. s4.75; was $500.
l oxford Mixed Brushed Wool
Sweater with white collar and
cuffs. slightly soiled; size ~.
S7.50i was $3.50.
Lavender Shetland Wool
Sweater. We neck and belted
back; slightly faded; size AZ.
$500, was $500.
/ Rose-colored Brushed Wool
Sweater, size 40. s4.75; was So.
Green Brushed Wool Sweat
er. We neck style; size "a. s4.75I
was $500.
White Brushed Wool Sweat
er with black and white buttons; /;
size 36. s4.75; was $500.
Third foor-G St
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Children's S Sweaters

White Fancy Ribbed Sweat
er, trimmed in red; size 80.
sI.95; was $3.50.
l Ribbed White Sweater with
navy blue roll collar. 1895; was
1895.
l Ribbed White Sweater, front
collar and pockets. trimmed in
navy blue; size 80. s3.95; was
$500.
A large lot of Children's White
Sweaters with We neck. s1.s5
each, were S2.95 and $3.50.
Third hoor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Friday Sale of
Mems Shoes, S3.75 pair.

We have reduced for clearance, 20
pairs OF Mems Gun Metal Calfskin
Button Shoes, made in a smart
semi-dress model with narrow toe
and low heel AS we are unable to
keep this line of shoes in regular
stock owing to the advanced price
of feathers, we have decided to close
it out at once.
Sizes ~. s1h, and 1oAA; 7, TN,
and shA: 5h, 6h. 7, ~. s, SIE,
951 and lob; 5, 6h, 4 III, 8 and
1oC: 8, 8, Sh and sd.
1875 pair. Were $500.
Main hoor-Tenth st
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
FRIDAY SALE OF
WOMEN'S SILK HOSE AT
S1.10 PAIR.

20 dozen pairs of Women's
Pure Silk Hose. in black, white
and an assortment of colors and
all sizes; irregular in weave.
They are hose that are regularly
marked at $3.50 and s2.oo-spe-
cial price, s1.1o pair.
And the following:
27 pairs women's Out-size
Navy Blue Silk Lisle Hose; sizes
9, 91s and 10. s71kc pair, were
soc.
, 40 pairs Women's Fine White
Lisle Hose, sizes s1a. 9, sh and
10; slightly soiled. s5c pair;
were soc.
Main hoor-G st.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Shoes, SITS Pair.Were $4.OO.

Shoes, SITS Pair-Were $4.00.
Is pairs Patent Coltskin Shoes, with
cloth tops, button style. Spanish or
Cuban heels and Goodyear welt soles.
Sizes AZ and 51SAA; 4AA; 21a, 3I7,
4 and 4hC; 3. 81. 4, 51A and CD.
l2 pairs Patent Coltskin Lace
Shoes with cloth tops; Goodyear welt
soles and Spanish heels. Sizes 4. 5
and IA: 4, Al and 6B; 4 and SIC;
S1s, 5a and SD.
10 pairs Gun Metal Calfskin Button
Shoes with clotn tops, Goodyear welt
soles and Cuban heels. Sizes 6AA 5
and 51AA; and 6B; 214, 314, 4 and
&c.
Third hoor-Tenth st.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Mexicans Starving to Death

FL Paso, Tex, Oct. R.-Men, women and
children are dying of starvation in Zaca-
tecas, according to an American medical
missionary who srriyed here from Mexico
today.
He said that he examined men lying in
the streets, apparently drunk, and found
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Skirt Dept.

Plain Tailored and Side
plated Skirts Of navy blue and
black serge, finished with fine
pearl or bone buttons; 25 to 2s-
inch waist measure; 1895 each.
Were up to SS.75.
Green Silk Jersey Skirt. 26-
inch waist and 37-inch length; {;
5000. Was $500.
. Tan Striped and Checked
Velour Sport Skirts, $500 each.
Were $12.75 and $500.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13

200 yards Plain Red Drapery or Up
holstery Burlap, SO inches wide. EX-
cellent quality and desirable for COW
ering boxes, walls and making cur
tains. Special price, 121zc yard.
70 Kirsch Flat Extension Curtain
Rods for Sash Curtains: dull brass
finish; 1Oc each. Were 15c and 1Sc.
Fourth hoor-G q.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
FRIDAY SALE OF
WIZARD MOP, POLISH AND
DUSTER,
Friday Only, S1.00
For the Three-UsuaIly S1.75.

This offering includes / 75c
Wizard Triangle Polish Mop. /
soc bottle of Wizard Furniture
and Floor Polish, and soc Fur
niture Duster. These are the
regular Wizard quality articles
and the Offering will be good for
Friday only.
rSf.k At ~
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13

Women's Evening Slippers
$3.75 Pair-Were SIS to ST.
10 pairs Black Satin slippers. inlaid
with silver. Sizes 5, 8 u and 6A; Sh'
. and 7B; 3, 1, 6k and &c.
II pairs Women's Black Satin Slip
pers inlaid with gold. Sizes 4. ", 5.
5h A; z. 4, Az and 5B; S1a, 4, Az,
and &C.
10 pairs women's Black Velvet
Pumps with satin quarters. Sizes 5
and ga; 81, 4, Az and 5hB; 3, 4
and 412C.
10 pairs White Satin Slippers with
moire quarters and small ornament
trimming. Sizes 61aA; 4 and OBJ; 4,
AZ, and &c: ). and CD.
"a pairs Black Satin Colonial Slip
pers with metal buckle. Sizes Sh
and 5A; 3, az, 4 and 41kB; 3, 4, 5, 5 II
and &c; 3, az. and 5 ID.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Friday Special Sale of
Handsome Upholstery Materials
In Short Lengths

This sample lot Of Handsome
lengths Included Neours Vv Tapestries Imported
Cetonne Printed Linens and other fine Upholstery materials
desirable
upholstering urnuecushion
table and fancy work.
hemmed both ends
considerably
less prevailing market they
Actually About One-HaH Less Than Regular Worth
fabrics owing difficulty
o close them
Also the following
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13

SO Kirsch OXidized Curved End Flat
Extension Rods for full length or sill
curtains; zoe each. Were 35c.
12O short lengths of Curtain Ma
terials. Nets ana various drapery fab
RIGS, in an excellent variety Of color
ings and lengths suitable for making
Christmas gifts. About one-fourth
less than regular prices
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13

Orders for hdHd-embroid-
ering Handkerchief and
Household Linens in
tended as Gifts should
be given nom.
second hoor-Tsnth u.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Friday Clearance of
Won1en's Shoes and EUening Slippers

douby offering the Shoe Department today Fash
nabe Shoes for and and Beautiful Evening Slippers
rich materials and colorngs The prices remarkably low
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-01

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