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The Tomahawk., 1917-02-15
Carlisle Buck BeSts White
Brother, But Sister is
Different.
Continued from 1st Page.)

made her his wife. They went to
| live in Wisconsin.
1t was at this stage of his career
that he became acquainted with
that mysterious relationship known
in romantic fiction as the "tri-
angle" Miss Black, he says, pur-
sued her Hiawatha into the depths
of the Wisconsin forests and told
his wife of their "affair."
Probably an Indian wife would
+ have said Hull" and let it go at
that. But bis white wife deserted
him. So, after the manner of his
white brother, he obtained a di-
vorce.
With traditional Indian loyalty
he summoned Miss Black to meet
him IN Chicago. She did. They
planned to eIope and be married.
But on the very night they were
to flee to Indians and happiness
they quarreled. -
Two days later St. German
married Miss Janet wilkins, a
Chicago social worker, a graduate
Of Rockfo ford college and the daugh-
ter of we'll to do Iowan. He
had met his new sweetheart at q
bathing beach where he was n life
guard last summer. He is living
with his bride.
That, of course, should be the
end Of the story. But it isn't.
Miss Black as problem had not
yet been solved. She bad St. Ger
main arrested. The red man stood
in his sculpturesque bronze sim
pIicity few mornings ago in the
court of domestic relations. Miss
Black submitted that there was a
baby to be supported. The case
was continued. St. Germain says
he already has contributed 5000 to
the support of the infant and it's
mother. Fix.
The Tomahawk., 1917-02-15
Kindly PoiyQimiSt

The sleepy Lithuanian town CT
Mlnsk. Russia, has been tarborirg 8
man who has married twenty women.
John Prizes twentieth wife had him
arrested the other day Tor "bigam,.
but at the trial it developed that hs
had committed poiygamy. With great
confidence the accused called some OF
his wives to testify in his behalf. ard
each one of them spoke highly of him.
In his defense Prizes testified: ",
know there is some law about man
having only one wife. but. your honor
I know there are many more women
than men in Minsk and could not
bear 10 see so many fine women be
come old maids" The iadge deal,
nercifully with hi1G. sentencing hin;
"a only three .nonths In prison.
The Tomahawk., 1917-02-15

Advertise in The TOMAHAwK
it brings results.
The Tomahawk., 1917-02-15
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications n thu ccn'ot -each
the diseased !lnTtio!E Q" th! E2I. '@TG IS
only one ~Gy &c cure deafness, and tnat is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness IS
caused by IN nilamed cordition Of the nu-
cous linrG OF the Eustach;nn Tube. When
this tut, IS :.lhamed you a.?.'c a rumb'!ng
sound G; imperfect hearing, and when i IS
entirely -lC:ed Ica:nesS is the result ana
unless TIE infianrI ton can t+> taken out
an. this I:.bc restored to its IioIirisel condl-
tion kea Iin., will be DESTROYED forever; n'ie
cases cu, Of ten are cnuSed by Ca a,arrh,
which = 2thing but iHfamed condition
of the i1.ucous turfaces.
We ill gre One Hu,.dred Dc liaIa rtr any
case q l)earress t;.ausea ~ c,.tarrh) that
canno; r." cured sy HalrE C:.taTrh Cure
Send fer circulars. tIee.
Sold by Drugs :sts. 1bc.
Take HaIrs Fe.nly Fiils for coa1tipat'on.
The Tomahawk., 1917-02-15

p. S. Converse, of Detroit, was
a business caller here on Thursday
last.\
The White Earth Orchestra gave
Il dance ut the Assembly Hall last
Friday evening.
Joseph Mason, of Red Lake,
visited friends and relatives here
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Antoine Cnarrette left last
week for and extended visit with
her son at Odanah, Wisconsin,.
J. J. Norby Of the Detroit
Grocery Company, took orders
here last Monday.
Nick Waltz, representing Waltz
Bros, of Detroit, called on our
merchants the first of the week.
The management of the Motlon
Picture Show announces that on
account of the extreme cold wealth
er the threatre after this week will
be closed for about four weeks.
The water works system that
was put in here two years ago is a
big farce. There has been no water
for the past six weeks and it is
rumored that there will be none
before spring.
TIE residence of Fred jackson
in the eastern part of the village
was the scene of fire last Thurs
day which might have proved dis
astrors had nos T. B. Beaulieu
noticed it in time. 1t was soon put
out ard 10 great damage was
done.
William Robinson, Of Cumber-
land, Wis.,, and Josephine Warren
of this reservation, were quietly
married here last Thursday after
noon. The newly married couple
will make their home in .Wjscon-
sin. THE TOMAHAWK extends con
yratulations and wishes the young
people long and happy welded
life.
The Basket Social anu dance
given by the ladies Of the Catholic
church at the White Earth Hall
last Monday night proved a big
success in every way. The
music, which was furnished by the
famous ''Bemidji Rsggcrs,' was
of the best ard enjoyed by all.
The ladies realized a neat sum by
their effort.
Mrs. Frank Bellecourt celebra
ted her 5Sth birthday ami DIST two
score or more of relatives last Sun
day at her residence in the eastern
part of the village. She was the
recipient of many presents from
friends and relatives. A gor
geous birthday cake with 5S light
ed candles decorated the dinner
table. Mrs. Bellecourt is mem
ber of this reservation and removed
here from Wheatland, Mimi,
about 50 years ago.
The Tomahawk., 1917-02-15

-HnrolI dc Murat first Off or ri
the Estella. which sailed from V ll,a.
caiso to Puget Sound. was ON dcc':
when n negro boy who was trying &c
furl tho mainsail was tiroxn " T.
board by u lurch of the vessel. NJ raj
ordered the, helm put hard down ant
he lorg beat lowered. but the sea was
80 heavy that, the men would not "boy.
Then he alone cut aw av n light boat.
jnmped into and managed f" reach
The negro. who vas five hundred yards
as;crn. He got him into The b a.,
rowcd back 10 the ship. helped him
.;;mb the vessels side. aud then CON-
plctcly exhausted. sank i'll 'he boat,
wh:cE at thaS j. slant was carsiZed.
lie went down and was never seen
again.
The Tomahawk., 1917-02-15
A GOOD SCHOOL

that guaranters satisfactory work
or refunds tuition. One month s
tuition free while you investigate.
Write for catalog.
BUSINESS COLLEGE, Fargo, Nd.
The Tomahawk., 1917-02-15

The famous ''Bemidji Raggers'
have been engaged by the Motion
Picture management to furnish the
1lusic for another dance to be Civ
en- Wednesday, April 11th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
Curtains, UphOLSteries, Etc.

SV0 Madras Curtains, green or brown-S2.5O pair
SI'M MaGras curtains; white or ecru--S1.50 pair
si'50 Scrim Curtains lace-trimmed-9Oc pair
Sl.5O White Nottingham Curtalns-Sl 90 pair
$3.50 Hammock Couches, complete-S5 90
S3.bO Hammoclts, pillow, spreader. etc.-S20O
Sl.OO silk Flags Axe in for motors, camp-75c
L5c French silk Flags, printed-35c
soc, 3bc. 4Oc and soc Cretonnes-25c yard
$2.00 and S2.25 Curtain Velours, in lengths OF az
yards--now sl.00 yard
,!6c Filet Net Half Sash Curtains-6Oc each
l5c Printed Curtain Scrim--lOc n yard
Csc .Colored-border Curtain Scrm-l5c yard
S5c Colored Curtain Madras-25c a yard
12Rc Curtain Swiss, six desgns-lOc ward
$l4OO Tennessee Cedar Chests-now $1,000
.,50 Tapestry Table Covers and Scarfs-5Oc
t750 Cretonne Draught Screens, oak frame-sse5
tlbO Crash Couch Covers. colored border-q5c
$500 Cretonne-covered Shirt-wast Boxes-SIs5
25c Satlnes for curtains or quts-15c yard
n5c SillSolines in n variety OF colorings-1Oc ward
zoe and 25c Cretonnes-10c a yard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
Rugs, Curpets, Etc.

tS15 Wntone Rugs, 27x54 inches-s275
WOES Wiltone Rugs. 4sxs feet-se5o
1850 wiltone Rugs 9x12 feet-t25OO
HG5O Hartford Saxony Rugs 6x9 feet-S25oo
Sf;eV administer Rugs axe feet-S3.50
Si'5V BODY Brussels Rugs. 4.6x7. feet-SI75
$daVo scotch Weave Rugs, s6x63 inches-S5BO
$aV9 Chaumont Rugs, 36x72 inches-S6O0
S5S'I9 Wiltone Rugs. 69x9 feet-now SI6.75
Sl0ao toubaiX Rugs, 36x63 inches-now $3.50
stSV chenille Colonial Rugs, S6x72 inches-Ss.75
Ha660 Colonial Rugs, sex72 inches-now S2.75
HLYY Bajah Fibre Rugs, 36N72 inches-S1.50
3di6 haJah Fibre Rugs 26x4s nches-9Oc
Sg2U Prairie Grass Rugs 9xl2 feet--S7S5
so59 Prairie Grass Rugs sxl0 feet--$6s5
SEoosO HHxminster, Rugs S3xl0e feet-now &t.oo
S5g.5U Beauyais Administer, 9Xl2 feet-S3250
SS2.50 Fine Wilton Rugs 9X12 feet-S6500
Slt2O Royal Wilton Rugs, ex12 feet-Ss97b
8IL50 10 $40 Colonial Rugs, 9xi2 feet-now $3.50
:sS50 administer Rugs, 9xi2 feet-now $4,000
ta2,bO Fine Administer 9N12 feet-s277b
1880 Velvet Rugs, 9x12 feet-Sl9.75
70 10 Brown Prairie Grass, 6x9 feet-now S4bO
1900 Fibre Rugs, 6x9 feet-now $3.50
ssUV0 Japanese Porch Rugs 6.2x9.4 feet-S14oO
sShOO Japanese Porch Rugs 62x112 feet-SfsO0 90
AaO9 Japanese Porch Rugs. 6.2x13 feet-S2i. 90
MSOO japanese Porch Rugs. 49N64 feet-S9OO
Ma00 Fine Chinese Matting-S125O a roll
SlZ,OO Fine Japanese MattnR-S95O n roll
Hl6OO Figured japanese Matting-Si3bO a roll
SOC Prairie Grass MattnR-45c n ward
$3.50 Wilton Velvet Carpet-s1.s5 a ward
Slln Tapestry Brussels Carpet-95c a ward
S3h lnlaid Liuoleum-S1. 90 SQUARE ward
Sl7b 1nlaid Linoleum-S1.36 a square ward
DOC New Process Llnoleum-35c n square yard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
Fine Furniture

1920 Mahog. Dining-room Suits, 10 pieces, $175
$4,000 Mahogany Sideboards, Louis XVI, S27 so
1850 Mahog China Closets, Louis XVI-S29.50 80
S32 so Mahogany Side Tables, Louis XVI-S17,5O
$2S6 Mahogany Dining-room Suits, 10 pcs.-$1S5
$599.50 Oak Dining-room Suits, 10 pcs.-$3s5 90
S68600 Oak Dnng-room Suits, 10 pcs.-S455.0 90
$775.00 Walnut Bedroom Suits, peces-S3S5, 90
$62. 90 Mahogany Dresses Colonial style-$39 so
S96 Mahog Toilet Tables Colonial style, S2l.50
$4,000 Circassan Wal Princess Dressers, $3.50
k47.00 Circassian Walnut Chiffoniers-now S32.50
2l00 Mahogany Princess Dressers-now Sl3.76
$500 Upholstered Tapestry Davenports-S63.50 so
$4,000 Upholstered Tapestry Arm Chairs-s34.5o
$500 Upholstered Tapestry Wing Chairs-S26.7b
S35 90 Upholstered Tapestry Rockers-S26.75
90 Ivory Fibre Rockers-now $3.50
$3.50 Brown Fibre Rocllers-now $3.50
$500 Old Hickory Rockers-now $500
81. so Old Hickory ChRirs-now S175
s3,75 OLD Hickory Tables-now $3.50
$1,000 Mahogany Tea Wagons-now $500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
JeDeLry, Watches, SiLUer

Mems $220o Gold-hlled Watches, Egin-s14OO
Mems &1o5O Gold-nlled Elgin or waltham-$s.50
Mems $4,000 Gold Watches. Swiss movement-S14
Womens $3.50 Gold-hlled Convertible Octagon-
shape Bracelet Watches, Swiss movement, $l27S
Womens 125 Gold Bracelet Watches-$l95O
$275 Gold-1lled Watch Bracelets-$2O0
u to "a Imported Earrings, stone-set-50c to 90
81 to 50 Necklaces bead and pendant-S1 to $3.50
$500 Pearl Bead Necklaces, gold clasp-S25O
80 to SIS Cameo Brooches-S6.5O to $1,000
S216 TO Sl2 Fancy Gold Brooches-Sl.75 to $500
Sz'oO 10 $3.50 Gold Bangle Bracelets-Sl.bO to SIS
$500 70 Sl2 Rings, amethyst or topaz $3.50 TO 81
70 70 Gold Scarf Pins fancy-75c to S4.00
H100 Diamond Brooch lover ia karats)-S4750o
S23500 Diamond La Vallieres-now $1,000
$1,000 Sterling Silver Toilet Sets-S7.5O
$500 TO $500 God-fed Bracolets-Sl.25 TO S225
Hl.00 Gold-hlled Bar Pins-now soc
Rl.1b and S200 Gold-hlied Pocket Knives-Sl,O 90
kl.6o Sterling Silver Gun Lnks-now 75c
El.60 to $500 Fancy Black Brooches-75c to $3.50
1880 Silver Deposit Cologne Bottles-S726
$500 Solid Gold La Vallieres-now $3.50
326.00 Sterling Silver Bread Trays-$l7.50
H1S 10 S1S Mahogany Mantel Clocks-$8 to ST.. 90
$500 Mahogany Desk Clocks--nOw $500
8l2.00 Sterling Silver Berry Bowls-$960
$1,000 Sterling Silver Sandwich Trays-S950
3l.76 Sterling Silver Bonbon Spoons-Sl.OO
Sl.60 Sterling Silver Jelly Servers-now $l.00
Silver-plated Dinner Forks, worth $500 dozen IS
Sllyer-plated Teaspoons, worth $3.50 dozen-Sl.5O
lSl00 Silver-plated Bonbon Spoons-5Oc
i$2.25 TO $500 Silver Bread TrayB-Sl rs to Sc 90
$3.50 Siver-plated Roll Baskets-now S426
$3.50 Silver-plated Casseroles-now $3.50
$500 Sllver-plated Bonbon Baskets-S1s5
$500 Silver-plated Butter Dishes-}2.60
lS2oo Silver-plated Compotes-now S1.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
GO-CartS, Tons, Etc.

$3.50 White Reed Pullman Coaches-S2050
$S2.60 Gray Enamel Pullman Go-Carts-S24.bO
$500 White Enamel Cribs, with whesls-$4.25
1925 Hardwood Safety Gates-now $l.75
1900 White Enamel Baby Yards-S4.75
1880 Baby Walkers, mahogany fnish-S175
1900 Reed Sidewalk Sukes-$395
1880 White-enamel Reed Sulkies-s715
tI.b0 Reed Stroller Go-Carts-now S6,65
Z6c Infant Dolls-now 1Sc
S2.00 to $3.50 Dressed Dolls-S140 to 1915
N.00 and $3.50 Modelwood Sets-65c and $1.lO
Children's $3.50 ee-Saws-now S1,95
60c Printed Cotton American Flags-3Oc
S6c Printed Cotton American Flags-l5c
zoe Printed silk American Flags-13c
1880 and 1915 Hawaiian Ukuleles-S5.00
8.60 Wooden Lawn Swings for persons-S6.7O
S4,26 Dolls Reed Go-Carts-now $3.25
Ibc Grass Hand Bags-now soc
$l.00 Soldier Sets-now 60c
1000 Hand Cars-now $3.25
$l.O0 Painted Express Wagons-65c
6Oc Joe Carts-in the Sale at 45c
1880 Fumed Oak Porch Swings-S1 10
b.0O Steel Frames for Hanging Swing-E425
Shildren's 5000 Automobiles-$4S5
Rapid-fre Cannon, harmless-S125
Sl.b0 and $3.50 Toy Pianos-$1.l0 and $3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
From the Book Store

ON THE FILBERE STREET CROSS AISLE
The Century Dictionary, ~ vols, cloth--$24. 90
Larned's Ready Reference, s vols, cloth-$3375
Sam Loyd's Puzzles published at $5.0O)-9Oc
In Viking Land published at $3.O0)-$l.50
Her Golden Hours, illustrated (S2,5O)--$1.O0
The Jackdaw of Rheims, illustrated ($3)-Sl.35
Girls Of Today, Underwood O1,OO)-now 45c
Novels by Vaughan Kester ($1.65)-75c each
The Spell of Spain (S2.5O)-$I25
Bulgaria and Her People Iss:OO)Z-!Now ,E1:IO
Cuba and Her People of To-day ($S.0O)-31.50
chile and Her People of To-day 63,Oo)-tl.5O
$3.50 Extension Book Racks-now $l25
The Lower Amazon (published at 32.6O)-90o
The Bulb Book (publsh at S5.00)-s2,OO
The Coming Of Canada 01,50)-now Ssc
Told IN the Hills Gpublshed at ;l75)=.;sOc
The Great White North (S250)--now $50
Dickens, odd volumes published at 75c)-50o
THE Snal OF Flanders (S2 bN)-now 81 25
The, Spell Oh switzerland ,(s2.5oywsi.25
Books bound In ooze leather (75c)-35c each
Old Sweetheart, poems of love (Si.OO)-S5c
Lavender and Rosemary (75c)-now lsc
A'Wearying for You (60c)-now 1sc
The ,Courtin,, by Lowell (S1.5O)-now 95c
Childrens Fireside Stories (50c)-now 2Sc each
A Young Mans Fancy, Coles Phillips (ssl. Sl.25
The Book Of Sweethearts ($125)-now ssc
My Schooldays, a record book (S1.5O)-$l.00
The Dominant Chord published, $l,25)-4Oe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
1000 Special Lots of
Desirable Merchandise!
StdtiOneru. Etc.

35c Correspondence Cards and Euvelopes-25c
soc American Lawn Paper and Envelopes-4Sc
SlO0 Cabinets of Sheraton Lawn Paper-5Oc
$500 worth Of Tinted Paper and Envelopes-S5C
35c Writing Paper and Envelopes-2Oc
S1.75 to $500 Guaranteed Fountain Pens-95c
$500 Brass Desk Sets eight pieces-S2.75
$l6O TO S42 Bronze Desk Fittings-75c to S25
Engraved Calling Cards at Special Prices
76c French Bordered Stationery-for 4Oc
soc Bordered Paper and Bnvelopes-now s2c
$3.50 Bronze-finish Inkwells-now Use
$500 Brass Book Consoles-now $4.O0
SOC Tinted Panel Stationery-now zoe
35c Initial Cards and EnVelopes-now csc
30c Gilt-Edge Cards aRd Envelopes-22c
&c White Writing Tablets--now sc
25c Scratch Pads-20c a dozen
&c Photograph Paste-3c a Jar
35c worth Of Writing Paper-uow 25c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
China and Glassware

$500 Cut Glass Celery Trays-now $500
Sl20O Cut Glass Fruit Bowls-now $500
$3.50 Cut Glass Relish Dishes-now S5.65
$500 MayonnaiSe Bowl and Plate-S595
$500 Cut Glass Ice Tubs-now $1,000
1880 Cut Glass Ice Cream Trays-$lO0O
$500 Cut Glass Compotes-now 1886
$3.50 Porcelain Dinner Sets-now $3.50
S32b0 PorCelain Dinner Sets-now $3.50
$4,000 French China Dinner Sets-S2O.00
$1,000 French China Dinner Sets-$SG.OO
$500 Cottage Dinner Sets AZ peces-$47b
IO0 Cottage Dinner Sets, ~ pieces-$5.25
S5.25 Decorated Tea Sets--now S4.25
$500 Decorated Tea Sets--now S4.75
Fine Cups and Saucers-now half price
Fine Decorated Plates-now half price
Light Cut Table Tumblers-10c each
Glass Candlesticks, light cut-25c each
$3.50 Hand-painted Berry Sets-S1.65
S3.26 Decorated ice Cream Sets-$25O
$500 Decorated Ice Cream Sets-S270
75c Thin-bown Table Glasses-5Oc dozen
75c to $500 Jardinieres-60c to $500 each
S1.35 Mahogany-fnish Serving Trays-S1.0O
Guernsey Casseroles 40c and 55c--half price
soc Guernsey Coffee Pots-25c
Colonial Glass Pitchers. special-25c
S2260 to $500 Bronze Figures-now s125O
$500 to $4,000 Bronze Figures-now $3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
Sporting Goods

$500 Liberty Bicycles-now $3.50
$500 Juvenile Bicycles-now $22.50
$500 Puncture-proof Bicycle Tires-$2,2o
1900 NiclSeled Fishing Reels, 150 yards-$215
1900 Saltwater Fishing Rods-S2.15
sS25 Life Guard Bathing Suits, complete-S2.45 .45
S25O Life Guard Bathing Pants-now $1,90
75c Rubber-soled Sneakers-now 5Sc
WOO Shoes canvas, with rubber soles-S1.95
Sl.5O Canoe Paddles, assorted-now 85c
S50 Canoe and Boat CushOns-now S1.15
$26O Ball-bearing Roller Skates-now S1.7O
!L6O Canvas Wall Tents, 7x7 feet-now S6.7O
SO0 Base Ball Unforms-now $2.65
1880 Base Ball Shoes-now S2,40
$i25 Base Balls recovered-75c
1890 Ftelders' GloVes-now S1.96
Boys $500 $500 Chest Protectors-S1 & $3.50
$s00 to $500 Masks-$2. 90, S3.OO and $3.50
1900 and $500 Golf Bag5-S2.50 and $3.15
6Oc Golf Balls-35c each, for s100
sS00 Golf Irons, all styles-now S1.50
sS5O Drivers and Brasses-now $l.95
$3.50 and $500 Wool Golf Stockings-now $500
st00 and $500 Tennis Rackets-now $3.50
$3.50 Tennis Bals--now S4.20 dozen
o0c Waterproof Racket Cases-now 25c
SiS6O Tennis Sets, complete for 4-S1375
si.7b Duck Tennis Pants-now S1.25
$3.50 White Tennis Shirts-now $3.50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
Hosts of New Cotton Waists

75c Colored-stripe White Percale Waists-5Oc
Sl.00 Wolfe Waists; some sports styes-75c
Sl.00 Royal White Wolfe waists-50c
$l.60 Royal Stripe Lawn Waists-S1.00
SO Colored Beach Cloth Garden Smocks-$225
S2.25 Dainty Trimmed White Wolfe Waists, 81 65
$500 Royal Waists of pure white Lnen-S2.35
$2.76 White Wolfe Waists three modes-$l.95
81 90 and $2.25 Colored Wolfe Waists-S1.SO
80 IS Lace q Embroidery trimmed Voiles, sass
Y 50 Coor-strped Hanwkerchief Linens-Sl .S5
$3.50 ColOr-strped White Wolfe Waists-Sl.O o
SO Wolfe; embroidery collar and CUFFS as
$3.50 Fine Noiles; beautifully .rimmed-$235
$50 Lavlshly Trimmed Lingerie waists-S395
$3.50 Trimmed White Wolfe Waists-Sl.00
81 Dainty Lace-trlmmed White Wolfe Waists. 75c
$3.50 Trimmed White Voles sizes up to go SO. so
S2.25 Royal Wolfe Waists trmmed-$1.35
$500 fine White Voiles: two lovely models-S2. 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
Toilet PreDdrdtiOnS

1Qc S, c. Peroxide Bath Soap-now sc
25c Garwood's Talcum PowdeT-now lie
'25c Erwins Talcum Powder-now tic
25c and soc Toilet Waters-1Sc and 35c
25c and soc Extracts-now lie and 35c
15c Neapolitan Talcum-now 10c
zoe S. & C. Witch Hazel Cream--17c
26c S. & c. Peroxide Creams-17c
soc Witch Haze-25c
,16c Violet Ammonia-now l0c
Sl.25 Metal Water Bottles--95c
Sl.00 Rubber Water Bottes-68c
soc Household Rubber Gloves--25c
'35c 75c Rubber-ned Tourist Cases-25c & - /.
zoe Sin Olor Ca deodorant)-1sc
15c Bandollne-1Oc. 25c Face Powder-1Sc
Sl.00 and $3.50 Manicure Sets-75c and S1.00
81. 90 Candlesticks-75c 75c Bath Caps-5Oc
81 Bathing Shoes-S5c S1.25 Bath Sprays-75c
25c Tooth and Nail Brushes-now 18c
26c Ivory Cream (cleans celluloid)-1sc
$3.50 Celluloid Jewel Boxes--now 75c
25c Celluloid Tooth Powder Holders--15c
S125 Powder Boxes and Hair Receivers-S5c
$500 Cellulold Hair Brushes-now $3.50
S1.25 Celluloid Cloth Brushes-now 75c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
Knitted URderIUeur

WOMEN'S Ribbed Vests Cseconds of lSc)-1Oc
Rbbed 66ed Vest, Vests extra size scconds Of 25c)15c
Ribbed Cotton Vests regular and extra sizes
POO
Ribbed Lisle Vests (seconds of 39c grade)-2qc
Ribbed Lisle Vests (seconds Of 36c grade1--oOc
Union suits (seconds of soc and 65c Erades). 400
I5c and SOC Ltslo Union Suits-now 55c
Cotton Union Suits (secondg OF 75o grade)-5Oc
Pink Union Suits (seconds Of 75c Erade)-5Oc
Sl65 Pink Glove silk Vests-$1.45
$3.50 Italian SILK Union Suits-S25O
MEMS white Cotton Shirts and Drawers-20c
Mems soc BalbrlggRn Shirts or Drawers-45c
Porosknit Shirts or Drawers (seconds 65c) 35o
76c Nainsook Athletic Union Suts-56c
-75c ' eo'
81 90 Nainsook Athletic Union suits-75c
--95c ~ eN'''
CTnLDRENs soc e. 2. Waist suts-now acc
Boys 35c Nainsook Shirts and Drawers-29c
Boys 35c Ribbed Cotton Union Suits-29c
Girls Ribbed Union Suits (seconds of 5Oo)-35o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
HOusefurnishin0S

Mrs. Potts Laundry Irons, 3 for s5c; worth 81 90
2d5 and 1925 Wash Boilers-$195 and $2.35.
1926 Washing Machines-now $3.50
SC Rolls of Toilet Paper for 25c
75c Folding Wash Benches, feet long-50c
Ten &c bars of Swift's Laundry Soap for 3sc
$500 Electric Laundry Irons, 6-pound-$250
$1,25 Galvanized Wash Tubs-now $1.00
Sl.75 Aluminium Cooking Pots, covered-$1.s5
$1.75 Aieminum Double Boilers 2-quart-S135 35
Sl.60 Aluminium Preserving Kettles-$l10
40c Aluminium Kettle Covers-2Sc
81 95 and S2.15 Aluminium Fry Pans-S1.50 81. .s5
Sl.35 to $1.75 Aluminium Saucepans-$1.15 to $1.45
81. .05 to $3.50 Lpped Saucepans--S5c to 1920
81. so Aluminium Teakettes 5-quart-S175
$3.50 Aluminium Dish Pans, 14-quart-$175
30c Aluminium Tipped Saucepans-15c
25c Bread Cake Knives, 6-inch-15c
soc Kitchen Carving Knives-now 25c
SOC Ham or Beef Slicers-now 25c
I5c Steel PAIRING Knives-now 10c
S5c Omelet Pans, double folding-6Oc
Sit so Casserole with Nickel Frame-Sl25
soc White Table OIL Cloth-20c a yard
SOC Niagara Lawn Sprinklers-40c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
Travelling BAGS, Etc.

1890 Black Cowhide Bags, ls-inch siEe-;l2.7o
$500 Tan Cowhide Bags, 1s-nch sixe-31275
tl6.76 Black Pigsldn Bags, le-nch sze-S12.00
1880 Black Pigslin Bags, 1s-inch size-tl2.75
IS and $3.50 Cowhide Bags, 16- and 1s-inch. f6.7g
3676 and $500 Black Enameed Suit Cases-tB.O0
tb.75 Rattan Suit Cases. 24-inch slzo--&435
$500 and S425 Japanese Straw Suit Caaes-42eo
$500 Black Enameled Suit Cases 24-inch--S1.ok
1850 Black Enameled Suit Cases, 2e-iuch-SS.66
Women's IS Moleskin Suit Cases, 2i-inch-S6.bo
26.75 Polished Reed Suit Cases. s4-inch-S5,0O
t2.76 and $500 Straw Suit Cases--now a2lo
$500 Quart-aize Vacuum Carafes--now ft.o0
s2.26 Pint-siEe Vacuum Boltt9gr-noW tlbQ
t1,oo Quart-aize Vacuum bQttlce-~-noW 4t.IQ
I1IKo Auto Reatauranfa nti1d IoI 4-I4II
tit1t Auto Restapranis niled fef f-sfAIt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-18
WOnen's GLOUes

5iOQ two-c!asp Manese silk Gloves-now 75c
$id6 two-casp Heavy Milanese Silk-now 9Oc
Si.20 two-clasp Fownes' Heavy Milanese now 9Oc
aSc ana soc two-clasp Wash Fabric-now CSC
SlOQ Fownes. two-clasp Washable Fabric-yOo
6Vc Fownes 2-clasp Heavy Trlcot silk Gloves 300
Sl,zb Strap-wrist Washable Fabric-now 81 O5
a5c two-casp Manese SILK Gloves-now b6c
Sl26 two-clasp Milanese silk Gloves-now 81 90
i've two-clasp Heavy Tricot Gloves-now 4Oc
Si60 Stp-on or Gauntlet Silk Gloves-now 81 90
$i25 and Sl.bO extra-heavy Mllanese Silk-Sl IL
Sll5 two-clasp Mianese SILK Gloves-now soc
65c and 16c two-clasp Heavy Trcot, emb-6Oc
soc ana SlOO Long Milanese and Tricot-6bc
SlO0 to 81 90 Sixteen-button Mllanese Sllk-Soo
soc to Sl.25 two-clasp silk Gloves-now CSC