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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-31
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EDITOR THE TINES:
No doubt many of our friends
and sympathizers in Tacoma and
vicinity will wonder why the street
car men will not make a showing
in the Labor day parade in pro-
portion to the mem Dership OF the
Garments local.
The reasons are (being en-
ployes of public transportation
utility they will, of necessity, be
compelled to work upon their sep
arate runs, hauling the public to
and from their homes and to the
various picnics and other events
of the day.
Second only to the Fourth of
July in number of passengers
hauled, will be the crowds who
will congregate at different points
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-31
EDITOR THE TINES:

Can you help me? have been
cooking In camp and am con-
sidered an unusually good cook,
economical. and understand my
business thoroly.
Now on accoun, of the lumber
strike | am out of work and SIM
ply cannot find camp, the only
work that / know.
My brother wants to start in
college in October, and ! had
promised to help him. Now, what
money | had saved is going fast.
i tried advertising. Now don't
you think there is something you
could say that would lead to my
finding a camp or mill boarding
house to run? Do please try.
will never forget 1t.
READER.
We have the address of this
writer and will give Il to any
one who can offer her the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-31
TO FLOAT LOAN

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 81. - A
fourth war loan of 100000 900
or $3.50, 100000 probably will be
floated in Canada in October.
Terms have been discussed by
Sir Thomas White and representa-
tives of the Canadian Bond Deal
Iers' association.
Three war loans, gaggregatin
$3.50, 100000 already have been
taken up In the Dominion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-31

all right and prosperous future.
Signed LOCAL NO. 1853.
Am. Assn. of St. 4 Elec. Ry. EN-.
of Am.
Per r. p. Hitchcock, press COM
mittee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-08-31
CITY GARAGE
is PLANNED

A city garage and machine
shop will be established on city
property at 21st and Pacific ave,
unless the Pacific Monumental
Cut Stone Co., now occupying
the property, agrees to an in
crease in rent.
This was the councils decision
Friday after the stone company
had objected to an increase in
rent from $55 to 500 a month.
The property is an ideal site for
municipal garage. the city coun-
cilmen agreed, and the stone COM
pany was notified to either pay
the new rent or move away.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Hosiery in the Sale
For Women, Men and
Children

Small Lot OF Women's Black Hose; sec
Onds Of 15c quality Sale Price &c
Small Lot of Womens White Hose; sec
|, onds OF lie quality
Sale Price IL 1-2c yard
Women's 29c Fibre SILK Hose in black
and colQrs; value today soc
For u Limited Time at PC Pair
Women's SOC Black Fibre SILK Hose
Sale Price 35c, three for $500
Women's SOC SILK Isle Hose in pink and
light blue Sale Price 25c
Women's soc HeIotrope Fibre SILK Hose
at 25c
Mems 25c White Fibre SILK Hose; value
today 39c Sale Price t9c
Small Lot, Infants 15c Socks or Halt
hose Sale Price &C
Infants and Chlldren's 25c SILK Plated
and SILK Lisie Hose, mostly pink and
blue: value today. S9c Sale Price liz
Infants and chiidren's 25c Socks, large
lot in all colors and all sizes. to 3
| Sale Price 19t
Infants SOC Phoenix Silk Hose in ligh
l. blue Sale Price 2j,
Odd Hosiery, All Kinds, Half Price
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Many Styles in COrsets Have
Been Discontinued by
the Manufacturers

Mostly BY Reason of Increased Costs
ALL THESE LINES WILL BE Of
FERED IN THE SALE AT BAR
GAIN PRICES
SOC Tape Grdies, sizes is and 10, at 19c
sec Kant Rust" Corsets, sizes &c, q, 2S,
at 37c
$500 r. & G. and c. q. corsets, sizes IS.
10, %. at 39c
s1.25 spIrabone corsets. style 473. all
sizes. at CSC
$3.50 r. G c., C. B., WiIowbone corsets,
odd lots. at 69c
s1.75 r. & c., style 307, most sizes. at 79c
$500 r. & G., styles ESQ and 3C0, large
lot, at S1.19
S2.25 r. & c.. style 1856. at $1.19
800 Memo corsets, style $50. at $1.69
$3.50 Memo Corsets, style $50. at St.Se
$3.50 Memo Special, all sizes. ut $2.2s
$500 Memo Corsets, style 523. at .S2.os
| Si.25 Gossard Corsets, style $50, at S2.1z
| So. so Gossard Corsets, style $50. at 1928
25c Brassieres, all size AZ. at 13t
| SOC Gossard Brassleres, at 29t
Is $1.00 Brasseres at 49,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Small Lots
All Around the Store

~ lac kleinert's Shields, seconds of 25c
Featherweishts Sale Price 10c Pair
SOC kieinert's Simplex Shields at Csc
SOC klelnerts Button In" Shields at
15c
soc and 35c kieInert's Flesh Color Shields
at 15c
Lot SC Collar Stays at 1c9Card
Lot CSC Amber n air Pins at 1oc Doz.
Lot SC Shell Pins, large, at 1c Each
1oc Pink and Blue Rick Rack at SC Piece
Lot Odd 25c Pins and Jeweiry at SC
Sample Line Mounted Pins, Combs and
Barrettes at One-Half Price
Sample Plain Combs, ETC., at sc Zach
Csc Evapero Cleanser at TIC
25c Evapero Furniture Polish at 1Oc
Lot coiored Wash Dress Trimming, was
15c to soc yd. Choice SC yd
Large Lot s1.oo Lace Trimmed Scarfs at
|. 49c
e. to 5-Inch All Linen Torchon Lace at
f0c yd
$f.98 32-Inch Dress Net with satin stripe.
in pink, blue, yellow and rose
~ Only asc I'D
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Underwear in the Sale
For Women, Men and
Children

women's - lie low neck. no. sleeve.
ribbed Vests, In all sizes
&c each. three for 25c
W. Fine Isle Vests. SILK ribbon
I, ~. seconds OF the 25c quality;
have sold at i9c
Very Special at Only lie
Womsn's 2sc Fine Isle Vests
Sale price 17c three for soc
Women's Jersey Trimmed Pants; today's
vulue soc aud 69c; have been sold at
ace ana soc
sale Price for Limited Time, Sizes and
g, csc; Sizes z. and o, 2oc
Womon's COO FItrlte Union Suits, low
neck. no-sleevs; in regular and extra
sizes Sale Price CSC
Women's "PIllIna KNIT Union Suits
IN both high neck and low neck, lace
knee and cum knee styles; value today
sale Price only 800
Mems ealhrIeoan shirts and Drawers
value today In soc; have sold n 33c
Sale Price 25
Lot Mems Union Suits value 7sc
Sale Price IS
Mems $50 Summer Union Suits, Il
slzes 81 and 80 Sale Price SO
chlIdren's 2sc Waist Union Suits, Naz
areth style Sale Price 10
6oys' soc "kaynee" Nalnsook Underto
OF waist union suits: low neck, y
sleeve. open leg Sale Price 29
Boys 7se Carter Union Suits in a broke
line OF sizes sale Price As
Lot Odd Women's and chndren's unde'
wear, Wumen'a vests aud trimme
drawers. boys drawers: sold at fro
25c 10 sl39
Choice OF all at One Half Price ~ l.:
to 60c. .+* ea
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Neckwear All at J Price

CSC Muslin and Lace Collars and Windsor
Ties at IL 1-2c
SOC White Muslin, Lace Trim and En-
broidered Collars, colored linen and
wolfe collars, collar and cuff sets.
All at 25c
75c Collars and Sets at 3sc
| $500 Collars and Sets at SOC
| ST 25 to S1.es Collars and Sets at 63c to e9c
Small Lot Mems 25c Four In n ands at
| II 1-2c
filings at SC yard
Lot soc Fancy Hat Bands at 25c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
All the Summer KimOnOs
Long and Short
At One-Third Less
Among the Marked-DOwn
Wash Goods

Lot II 1-2c Figured volles at lac yard
lot II 1-2c Dlmity voIIes in rosebud pat
terms at @''"''F S"t'"@ b" 1-2c yard
25c Seed Cloths and voiIes, 36-ineh
Half-Price, II lac yard
I25c Roma" SILK Musiins in plain colors
One Haif Price, II lac yard
Three Pieces 25c and gee White Madras
at TIC yard
Csc and 2sc Sport Stripe skIrtlnss at
iSc yard
Csc and 2oc VoIIes In Stripes and Fig
ures; beautiful assortment, 40 inches
wide All at f9c yard
25c Linen Finish Suitlngs in tan and
green 19c yard
25c Tan Sabardine at 19c yard
3ec Half SILK Wash Goods and figured
/ striped voiles. 30 and 10 inches wide
| All at 24c yard
SOC and sec Half Silk Figured Crepe de
/ Chimes, canvas cloths, ribbon stripe
| voiles and embroidered stripe voiies
/ All at 33c yard
SOC White Linen With Black Stripes
/ at 33c yard
sec Tan Linen. 45 inches wide 39c yard
lGrand Clearance of the 89c CoIored LIN
/ ems. The la st chance to buy colored lin
dress goods In pink. rose. green.
| lavender and two shades of blue, 30
| inches wide
i Sale Price on All. sec yard
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Curtains and House Fur
nishings in the Base
ment Store

Two Pair $3.50 Cream Marqulsette Cur
tans at gH 98c
FIVE Pelr s1.9s Ecru scrln- Curtains at
CSC
Four Pair $3.50 Ecru scrlm Curtains ut
$1.39
TWO Pair s2.ss White Net Curtains Mt
$1.8o
Two Pair SAYS Ecru Scrlm Curtains at
$298
Odd curtains-One Pair of a Kind, in
Marquisettes, scrims and nets. Both
white and ecru: were Csc to 81 90
All at One-Haf Price
TWO Pieces 15c White Curtain Muslns
at Sc Yard
One Piece 1ec White Curtain Muslin at
&c Yard
One Piece imported 75c Madras, cream
color with pink figures at 39c Yard
One $1,000 Tapestry Couch Cover at
S4es
One 1898 Tapestry Couch Cover at
| S2.4s
Three $3.50 Tapestry Table Covers with
| fringe: green,. red and mixed
| One-H Halt Price SIPS
Six Pieces 1ec Figured silkaine at
&c Ware
lSix Pieces 29c Cretonnes at 14c Yaro
Lot SOC cretonne Scarfs and Table Gov
ers at 49,
Two SOC Lawn Pillows at 49,
l$1.oo and $t.25 Wolfe, Orsandie an,
Swiss Flouncings, 45-inch: 10 patterns
All at ACC var,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Gloves in the Sale

75c Imported White Chamoisuede Gloves,
i6-button all sizes 6 to 1-2, at 38c
$1.39 TO- button Black Silk Gloves, all
sizes. at 69c
St.o0 16-button Black SILK Gloves, all
sizes, at SOC
75c TO- button Black SILK Gloves, all sizes,
at 38c
So 90 Long Kid Gloves in tan
One Half Price, $1.50
$500 Long Kid Gloves in black, white and
tan One Halt Price, $1.0O
Odd Gloves of all kinds at One Half Price
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Silk and Dress Waists

About Dozen s4.9s TO $3.50 SILK Waists
IL gCorgette and crepe de chine I'm as
sorted colors Sale Price 1926
Three Dozen new 5000 Crepe de Chine
Waists In white. flesh. gold and maize
Sale Price st.o5
four Dozen ss.se Ponaee. and White Ha.
buu SILK Waists sport styles
sale Price sf.49
Four Lace, Chiffon and Crepe Waists,
were up 10 t5.9S; also six black crepe
de chine and black silk Choice at oec
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
PetticOatS

Large Lot of ssc Black sateen Skirts, a
lew SIS to $3.50 colors
Sale Price sec
1898 SILK Skirts in black. blue. green and
plum Sale Price 1898
One $3.50 Black Wool Moreen Skirt
One-Haif Price 1925
$500 Blue Stripe Bingham Petticoats,
made of the best Amoskeag singhalns,
value today. Sl.50
Sale Price, Only CSC
SIPS Extra Size Pettlcoats, like above
Sale Price 39e
$500 White Seersucker Petticoats
Sale Price 69t
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
The Whole Stock of
MILDLY Blouses for Women
and Misses at Just ] Price
A Cleanup in Art Goods

Branerd & Armstrong; SC Flo SIR; a
large lot; all colors; splendid for darn
ing silk stockings
au Sale Price &c skein
Imported Sc .. M. c. Pearl Cotton in
skeins; all colors; a large lot; sizes
and Sale Price &c SkeIn
Small Lot r. S. C. Imported Cotton: ecru
, No. 5; was 15c Sale Price Sc
soc CortIceill Sweater SILK in green, pur-
pie rose, yellow, old rose, cream and
black; new stock this season
Sale Price, Only 29c Ball
Lot s1oo Motor Tie and GIossIla Silks
at ACC spool
35c Columbia Germantown Yarn in yell
low green, olive green and olive brown
Sale Price 22c Sken
Odd Germantown Yarns, broken skeins
19c Skein
Stamped Linens, etc.-A large Iot-Chil-
| dren's pique hats, Turkish Towels,
children's dresses and rompers, en-
velope chemises, table covers paci,-
ages, etc. All One Third Less
Flew Drummers' Samples Stamped
Goods at One aif Price
l10c and 25c Direction Books for croche
and embroidery at Only SC and 90
Hand Embodied Pieces, pillows, towels
| table covers, scarfs. etc
At Less Tnan One Haif Prlc,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Many Bargains in the
Children's Department

A Great Clearance OF All the Chidren's
White Dresses at Only One-Haif Price
For ages s, 10. IL and IA years.
81 so White Dresses at 75c
$198 White Dresses at eec
$3.50 White Dresses at SIPS
1898 White Dresses at $199
s4oO White Dresses at S2.49
$3.50 White Dresses at $3.50
Twenty to Thirty chlldrens Colored
Dresses for ages to IA years
At One Half Price
75c Colored Dresses at 3Sc
98c Coored Dresses at ACC
St.50 Coiored Dresses at SLIPS
S2.98 Coiored Dresses up to SLAP
Small Lot chIIdren's soc MiddIes at 39c
soc to 9sc White Galatea MILDLY Skirts,
for ages 6 to IA Sale Price 3oc
soc Low Neck Plisse Rompers at 39c
Small Lot Boys SOC and CSC Play Suits
nj 3oc
Six Boys Sailor Suits of white gala tea
blue braid trimmed long pants; al
size s. The value is s2.9S
Sale Price SOC Eacr
Small Lot 49c and 98c Straw Hats
| Choice at loo
Ten Baby Muslin Bonnets, were soc t
| 9Sc Choice at 19t
ioc and CSC NopIn Diapers at
&c and IL 1-2
soc and 9sc Baby SatcheIs at 2oc and a.
A Dozen ChIidren's Parasols, We're up {
| G9c Choice 10
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Wool Dress Goods
In the Sale

TWO Pieces soc Mixed Wool Goods, 3s
inches wide Sale Price 35c yard
Five pieces 75c SIfverbioom or washable
mohair, 30 inches wide
Sale Price 81 1-2c yard
Three Patterns S2o8 Sport Stripe and
Plaid AilE Wool Skirtings. 81 inches
wide :, : Sale Price S1.75 yard
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Dress Silks
In the Sale

Few Odd Pieces s5c FouIards and Check
Silks Sale Price 35c yard
$1.00 Black Taffeta with white pencil
stripe, 81 inches wide
Sale Price CSC yard
$3.50 Rajah Silks in rose, gray, green and
black; 36 inches wide
Sale Price CSC yard
$1.e8 Fancy Stripe Silks, eight handsome
patterns, So inches wide
Sale Price sf.t9 yard
$3.50 Wide Stripe Vogue Silks in three
| patterns Sale Price $50 yard
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Many Sweaters in the Sale

Three S4.98 Shetland Wool Sweaters;
pink, copenhagen and white
Sale Price S2.o
six s4.ea and $500 Fibre SILK Sweaters;
rose. copenhagen, yellow and green
Sale Price 50 .95
Three s7.e8 and $3.50 Fibre SILK Sweaters
Sale Price 1926
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
White Bed Spreads,
Odd Sheets and Pillow Case.

SIPS Heavy crocheted Bed Spreads at
9oc
$3.50 Extra Quality Heavy Bed Spreads
at sf "a
Soiied or Mussed Bed Spreads at
One-F ourth Less
Odd Sheets and Pillow Cases that have
been used al samples at
One Fourth Less Than Regular
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
White Wash Skirts
Many Choice Bargains
In Rain Coats

White Plaid Rain Coats sizes l6 to So
Sale Price $3.50
$1,000 Green silk Rain Coats
$3.50
s1o.es Silk Sc and
$3.50 Coats, tan,
black white check Sale Price $4.95
Tan oats at
16, a
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17

An OVerstock About On
Large Envelope Style
Baskets in 3 sizes:
were 39c. 49c and 59c
Red Handle Sandwich
Baskets i'm 3 STYLES and
3 sizes: were csc to
sec
Sc Small Favor Baskets
at &c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
House Dresses

A Three Dozen Assortment of 98c and
$3.50 House Dresses Choice at 6sc
lot st.eS House Dresses at CSC
Lot $3.50 Percaie Breakfast Suits at s8c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Campbell Kid" Dolls

large Lot-Large Sire
si.25 Boys and Girls. dressed in patriotic
eClors Sale Price e9c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Nurses Uniforms
''DiX Make"

Styles the manufacturer has stopped
making so the size assortments cannot
be filled. Three styles. Nos III, Cos and
312 All s1.oo Less
$500 Uniforms for $500
$500 Uniforms for $40.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Gel No Nail or Telephone Orders Can Be Filled Until Tuesday
Radical Mark Downs in Tailored Coats

Radical Mark-DOwns in Tailored Coats
WONDERFUL ECONOMIES HERE
50 80 S $40 black and white ehea s a
burea cloths in blue tan and iris Choice at $3.50
a. g. ss s's ss s sss ss;
sss to g. maya SIZE
s247s Green eurea Coat, size &c. at $1,000 |
s2475 Gabardlne Coat size 49, at $1,000 |
$3.50 Gold Velour, lined, size 16, at st25o
$500 Gold Bolivia size SO. at $500
SPECIALS coLoREO COATS
One yellow Corduroy Coat soc
Eisf Wool Goats sold up to $4,000 800
Black Coats in the Sale
Serge and PopIn Coats sizes 1s to Is
$3.50 eIaek Serge a,, size a at Sc
si45s Black Popiin. size is. at $3.50
: :!s 81 ~: !::: i: : :;
Nine "Wooltex" Sport Coats
Choice at $500
ONE EACH
Gold Burella size IT, was $65o
check Vee"r Size 10 and Sc. We're $3.50
Cold Velour, S. VAS s,s75
G oss v EiGfa z zf is was aaS sI S2'
CHOICE TO EARLY CUSTOMERS
ONLY $500
Splendid Bargains i'm Children's Coats
Seven chdrens Coats, up s6.9s
| Choice SOC Each
six chIdrens Coats mostly Corduroy up to $500
| S295
| size A. copenhagen,
| tan size sale Price S1ts
| BALANCE OF STOCK cAiLDRENs COATS
| LESS
| $3.50 Chldren's Coats at $500
| Children's a $3.50
| at
| oats at
| Chlldren's Coats S4.65
Lingerie Waists
| sma White Lingerie Waists 69c
| Wolfe Waists at Half Price
| s1.4e aists at FAC
a SIPS
a S149
| ot Lingerie Waists Slightly Mussed Third
Less.
Waists S132
Waists $f.99
| Waists $2.33
Two S5.9s for Tailored Suits $500 Each
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
A Few Choice
Dust Coats for Auto Wear

&t0.98 Tan Mohair Coat, at $675
$3.50 Gray Mohair Coat, at $4.95
81 SO Navy Mohar Coat, at Sass
$3.50 Tan Linen Coat, at S2.95
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Tailored Skirts of All Kinds
Wool, Silk, White Goods
All Included in This Great Sale
=t 80 Fl ..+ffT
In Wool Skirts


LOT -2t skirts that s4ss s5es in plaids
Price. Only s2.4o
LOT Skirts That Were $3.50 splendid quality
and 50 Sale Price. Only ss4s
LOT NO IS Skirts That Were s to s1osa of BASS s
LOT NO. $500, mixtures checks
plain poplns and serges All are good style skirts !. and
TWO $500 Skirts, one copenhagen
duroy To First Customers at $500
One $500 Black TaHeta
$500
o"e $50 N' TO First Customer at
In Sport Skirts
OF COTTON AND WOOL JERSEY AND SILK
$500 Cotton Jersey Sport Skirts tan two
green, copenhagen Sale Price 1928
-. -, :. Sale
$50 Figured SILK Popn Skirts tan grounds and coli
NJ.
$3.50 Stripe Wool Skirts g.
Stripe Skirts Price s4a5
si2e8 Wool Jersey Skirts gold copenhagen
Sale Price $5.e5
Striped SILK Skirts Sale Price s4.es
SIX Skirts Sale Price Sc SO
Nine $1,000 $3.50 Hand Stripe and
in dar patti he best o. he ~.
Price $3.50
$1,000 Black Tateta sa $3.50
White Wash Skirts
MANY BARGAINS HERE
98e Rep first Each
SIPS White 72c
and Gabardine Skirts Sale Price 8ec
IS White Skirts at Half Price, were s. 80 1u, to ss 90 40
ALL OTHER WHITE SKIRTS AT oNE-THiRp
Five s295 to $500 Corduroy 500 Each
| skirts 7ec
/ CSC Navy Dotted Duck Skirts
4 % First Customers 39c Each
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
Children's Wear

children's CSC and sec Skirts at
16c and 29c
chIldren's SOC and sec Skirts at
$50 and CSC
chlldren's SIPS PaIamas. one-piece. at
CSC
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17

500 Envelope Chemises at 6ec
$298 Home Made Combinations at S1.89
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17

Women's - i.2e low neck. no sleeve
ribbed Vests, In all sizes
&c each, three for 25
w 80 Fine LIsle Vests. SILK ribbo
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-17
japanese Baskets

! overstock About One Half Price
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-14
. VALENTINE DINNER DANCE .
. AT AUTO CLUBHOUSE .


Unique and effective We're the dec
orations at the progressive Valentine
dinner dance which Mr. and Mrs. W.
NJ Hankins gave to i number OF their
friends on Tuesday evening at the
automobile club Daytona Beach.
The private dining room. the scene
ii the dinner. was very artisticailx
ma EFFECTIVELY decorated with palms.
erns and fayors OF ST Valentine Ia
tlee set FOR four under overhangins
Aalus ieaVing the room charm.nglx
nlied Win -liSteniDs palms ana ferns
9f the more stately variety eniiyenci
the scene The table appointment >
Werv glass eandlesticks with red can
lies and rad mas white faxor9 "A
valentine hearts ana kewpie doll place
ards in red and White enhanced the
scheme of Valentine coIorings
Preceding the serving Of every 9th
II course the gentlemen Of the part y
progressed III table. while the ladies
remained in their first appointed
places. the originality OF the event
pleasing the guests While dinner was
served a concert was given by fuckers
orchestra, and during and following
he dinner guests enjoyed dancing un-
til the Nee. small hours.
Included among the guests at dinner
We're Mr.. and Mrs James II Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl F. Schoeberlein, Mr.
and Mrs. IL. &. Norris Mr. and Mrs
+ j \iver. Mr.. and Mrs l.. H Rowe
Mr.. and Mrs r. w Pope. Mr. and
Mrs. T r. Fitzgerald. Michael Sholtz
David SholtZ. Mr. and Mrs II. c
Thompson l.. NJ Waite. Billy Chase
Ormond, Judge Fish. DeLand: Ellis
Geiger. Chicago. Mrs Ira IL Miller
Miss Jessie Chamberlin Mrs G. Wal
baum, Miss Florence Walbaum ane
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ p. Cornwall. who wer.
IN attendance at the Spalding concert
coming IN for the dancing
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Early Pipe Organ BuildeA

The first pipe organ in hisooy =
made by Cteslbius. an Aeu
mechanician. about 600 3. C. -
ing to the descriptions Of Old -
it was believed to have repg
a stage OF efficiency not attain14
until the eighteenth century.
praised by Cicero and enperoeD
pleasure in playing it. History -
to record a pope as organ-bui19
yester H. who Is believed 70 eeseo
structed a hydraulic organ
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Pulling the Editor.

4 COPY Of Feeble Minded Adrft
has just reached our desk and for 4
moment we were puzzled TO account
for the appearance III this form OF the
Congressional Record - BOSTON Tran
script.
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Mur0erOuS.

Mrs. Newmarrie (sorrowfully, after
departure Of her husbands rich uncIe)
5 too bad the dinner a fail
ure. near. MT NeW marr. tut il
wasn't failure. darling 1t tooh at
least year from unc 5 life
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WAR SUMMARY

Inc British steamer r. D. Lambert
and Two trawlers were Summarized
today.
Berlin says the Teutons stormed the
Russian positions at Mesta Canesti.
Rumania, Capturing 1900 prisoners,
and also repuised the British attacks
n the Ancre section on the Somme
front
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Uncle E5en.

People S gittin 50 suspicious SAID
Uncle then, dat YOU can't be pnlife
to stranger Wilout his takin aiarm
dat yous gineter try e. sell him SOM
tim