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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22
PASITRAUKE IS VIET0S
GEN. ALEKS|EJEv
ANGLAI SULAU1E VokIECIy LINIJA BELGIJ0JE
VEL MAUI NESUTIKI-
MAI RUSIJOJE.
Tuo tarpu atsistatydino
gen. Aleksiejev.
PetrogradaS. rugs. %.

Petrogradas, rugs. %. -
Nauja betvark6 pakilo Ru-
sijOjc. Tas labiausia atsi-
lieps j kariuomcn6s dcmora-
lizacija.
Kuomct Gia gauta zinia,
kad Rygos frontc 1usai pra-
dejo ofensyva prizes vokie-
Gius, IL kad kaikuriosc vic
tosc jiems jau tm6 sekties,
staiga is gencralio Stabo pa
sitrauke gen. Alcksiejev,
kurs pagclb6jo Kcrcnskiui
sustabdvti gen. KorniIovo
sukilima.
Gen. Aleksiejev skaitesi
ne tik generaliO Stabo virsi-
ninkn, bet IL vyriausiuoiu
rusu armiju vadu. Jis susi-
ginGijo sT Kcrenskiu in pa
sitrauke salin.
Kerenskis panorejo, kad
gen. Aleksicjev prasalintu
iS a1miju visus tuos oficic-
rius, katric buvo material
liai arba moraliai par6me
gen. KornilovO sukilima.
Bet gen. Aleksicjcv pasi-
pricSino. Kcrcnskis po Sito
pazym6jo, kad jo isakvmas
turf but pildomas ir viskas.
Jei Sitaip. tai trauk tavc
visi... pasak6 gen. Alcksic-
jew IL atsistatydino.
Dabar, turbut, Kercnskis
pakvies "sovictus" vado-
vault armijOms.
Be to, PetrOgradc iStiko
dideles riauSes. Miliciantai
nlO vienos motcriSkGs gat-
vejc nor6jo atimti kokius
tai drabuzius, kuriuos ii bl-
vo nusipirkusius. Zmonip
minia uzsistojo NJ motcr;.
RiauSds staiga kaip didziau-
sias gaisras uzsiliepsnojo.
PaSaukti kazokai ir ptSti-
ninkai apmalSino riauSinin-
kus. Bet kol tai atliko, vic
mas vyriausyb6s agcntas nu-
Sautas ir milicijos kazarmlts
apgriauta.
Petrogradui panaSios
riauSes tai menkn;ckis. r.
taip kasdicn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22
ANGLAMS PASISEKE
UzPUOLIMAS BEL
GIJOJE.
Paeme 9 myliu ilgio vokie
ciu fronta.

AOIluOIldS, rugs. ZZ.-An-
glu aImiju vvriausias vadas
gen. Haig prancSa, kad an
glp IL australu pulkai ry-
tuosc nuo micSto Ypres,
Bclgiiojc, isibriov6 kuonc
dvi m.yli vokicciu pozicijas
If pilnai atsick6 savo tiksla.
Paimta victov6s Hamlet.
Neldhock ir vakarind dalis
miSko Polygon.
Tatai anglams uzpuolimas
pricS vOkicGius Belgijojc is
naujo pasisck6. Mes iSnaujo
sutrrlSkino kita vokieGiu APP
siginimo sistema Flandrijo-
je.
Anglai uzpuolima pradejo
praeita ketvirtadieni anksti-
ryte. Gil lig penktadienio
rytmecio pa6m6 daug svar-
biu vokieciu poziciju, pa
6m6 nclaisv6n suvirS 1000
vokieciu ir pagaliaus uzda-
We plicSininkui baisu smugi.
NcS kOvOS laukuOSc vokic-
Giai paliko tukstancius sa-
win uzmuStu ir suzcistu.
Pilm goncralio p6stininku
uzpuolimo, kaip il visuomct,
anglai sunkiaja savo arti-
lclija sunaikino-sutruSkino
vokicfiu apkasus. batarcjas,
dygliuotu viclU tvoras. Tuo
budu padar6 kcliq p6stinin-
ku atakai.
Pasckm6jc anglams tcko
visa 8 myliu ilgio vokicciu
apsiginimo lini.ja.
Sakoma, vOkicCiai visur
statdsi pricS anglus IT. aus
tralus kaip kokic liutai. Bet
ncgaldjo atsilaikyti prizes
pricSininko spaudimq.
Pastarasis angIu laimt.ji-
mas Bclgijojc vokicGiamS
pasirodo labai pavojingas.
JiS grasina nardanCiu Iai-
viQ opcracijin6ms stovyk-
Ions Bclgijos pakraSCiais.
Galimas daiktas. kad kuo-
met anglams pasiscks dar
kclis kartus taip smarkiai
spustelti vokiccius. JIG gall
but atblOkSti nuo Siauriniu
juriQ pakraSCiu Bclgiioje.
Siu mctq muSiai Bclgijojc
praSid6jo birzcIio 7 dicna.
NuO to laiko anglai su kai-
kuriomis pertraukomis mu-
Sa vokiccius ir paIengva at
siima Belgijos dalis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22
KAIZERIS ISKELIAVO
BULGARIJON.

Londonas, rugs. %. -
Gauta zinia, kad Nokictijos
kaizcris per Budapcsta IS
kcliayo Sofijon. Bulgarijos
Sostintn. Tarp Nokictijos il
Bulgalijos gyvuoja kokic
jai ncsutikimai taikos sally
~ rcikalc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22
ANARCHIJA SAVO KE-
LIU SIAUCIA.
Petrogradas, rugs. %.

Petrogradas, rugs. %. -
Uzsieniu rcikalQ minister's
TcreScenko praneSa, kad
kares frontuose tvarka Wis
Iabiau gerejanti.
Neziulint to, kaiku1iosc
Rusijos dalyse siaucia anar-
chija.
Antai Vladivostokc, Carl
cine, Samaroje ir kitur vie-
tos "sovietai" iStreme laiki-
nos vyriausybes valdininkus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22
KAIZERIO ATSAKYMAS
POPEzIUI.

AMSTERDAM, rugs. %.
= cia gauta Vokietijos kai-
zerio ir Austrijos impera-
toriaus atsakymu popeziui
turiniai. Tuose atsakymuo-
Sc i popeziaus pakvietima
taikinties nieko naujo nepa-
sakyta. Tx isreiskiama vii
tis, kad popeziaus pasidar-
bavimas taikos reikale atnes
vaisius ir isreiksta mintis,
kad popeziaus pasiulijimas
gall but priimtas, jei ka
riaujancos sails tuojaus uz-
YES taikos derybas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22
KARALIUS DAVE PAR
DUOTI SAVO ZEN
CIUGUS.

Amsterdam, rugs. %. -
Bavarijos karaliuS savo
zcmciugus vcltGs 100000
vokiSku markiu pasiuntt i
nCutralcs Sails SUI tiksI'
juos parduoti, anot Berlin
Lokal Anzcigcr' prancSimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22

ir miestu valdyma patma
savo rankOsna.
Tas pat dabar norma pa
daryti Petrogradc ir Mask
vote.
Tai tik pradzia socialism,
ruosiamojo valdymo-anar-
chijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22

- Boston, Mass, rugs. q.
Rubsiuviai strcikininkai lai-
mejo .streika kaip cionai,
taip Worcesteryj. Sumazin-
ia darbo valandos ir padi-
dinta uzmokestis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22
LIGONINES SUzEIS-
TIEMS KAREI-
VANS.

'AS oNAA, iuSS. Il.
Nvnausias Suv. Valsti.jr
kal1uomenes gyd.ytojas, gen.
Gorgas, ana dicna paskclbt,
kad 19-kOj micstuosc jau
parinktOs tinkamos victos.
kuriose bus pastatydintos
"rckonstrukcijin6s" ligOni-
mes. Tose ligonin6sp suzcisti
Prancuzijojc amcrikoniSki
karciviai ne tiktai bus ev-
dOmi, bet ir mOkinami visO-
kin amatu.
Ligonin6s bus pagamintos
Situosc micstuose: Boston.
New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington,
Buffalo, Cincinnati, Chica-
90, st. Paul, Seattle. San
Francisco, Los Angeles.
Denver, Kansas City, St.
Louis, Memphis, Richmond.
Atlanta IL New Orleans.
Sakoma. kad pilmiausi;,
hgonines bus pagamintoS
Bostonc. New Yorke, Wash
ingtonc IL Chicagojc. Kick
vipna ligonin6 lures 800 To-
VII IL vietOs kitoms 800 To-
vOms.
Gen. Gorgas savo praneSi-
me pazymi, kad kaip w
riausybe, taip visa tauta
jauciasi tru.incios pareigas
9loboti suzeistuOsius karei-
VluS. Tcclau SenoJl glObOJl-
mo- idea atmetama. Ia idea
r6m6si tuO. kad suzeistO ka-
rcivio globojimas pasibaigia
su tn valanda, kuOmct ka-
rcivis iSgydomas IL kuomct
jam imara mok6ti pcnsiia.
Siandic bus kitaip. Wy
riausyb6 nusprcndt suzcista
karcivi re tik pag.; '1vti, bet
duoti jam rcikalingas prize
mOnes IL tolcsniai dalyti sau
pragyvenima, butt naudingu
visuomcp6s nariu. ty. duoti
jam tinkama amatq. koki
gal6tu atlikti budamas lui-
SaS.
Tos ligonin6S po karcivio
pagydimo. nepabaigs savo
vcikimo. kaip ligSiol buvo
pasiclgiama. Pagydytas ka-
rcivis ligoninGjc bus moki-
namaS visokio darbo. kick
IciS jo luiSumas. Bet taSai
mokinimas ncbus plivcrSti-
mas.
Nisosc Suv. NalstiioS"
bus istcigta darbo biurai to-
kicmS karciviams.
BE to. lieoninGs bus jkur-
tos il kar6S Iaukc, muSiu IL
niiQ uzpakalyj. Tcnai bus
gydomi lcngviau suzcisti
karciviai, katric po pagiji-
mo tiks ir toliauS karpiviau-
ii.
Amcrikon bus pargabcna-
mi tik toxic suzcisti karei-
Wal, kuriu gydymui bus
rcikalingas iIgokas lakas. ir
ka7tric po pagijimo nebus
tOlcsniai karciviau-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22
Washington, rugs. %.

Washington, rugs. %. =
NietOje atsitarnavusio s.. V.
generaliO Stabo virSininko
gen. Scotto paskirtas gen.
Bliss. Gen. Scott sulyg savo
moro iSkcliausias kares from
tan, PrancuzijOn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22
Washington, rugs. %.

Immigracijinis biuras pra-
Mesa, kad pracitais metals.
pasibaigusiais birzelio 80
diena, 1917 m., i Suv. Val
stijas atkeliavo tiktai 362,-
SS7 ateiviu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-22

Washington, rugs. %. -
Vienuolikos milijardu kares
bilius is Kongreso pasivstas
prezidentui Wilsonu; pa
tvirtinti.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-30
NORTH SIDE DENTIST FOUND
DEAD-FOUR ARE HELD

Police today are trying to unravel
the mystery of the fatal shooting Of
DR.. Louis E. Fisher, a dentist, 1899
N. Clark, who was found dead in a
rOOming house at 1917 N. Clark at
3:45 o'clock this morning after a
night of revelTy.
Although the police report shows
suicide, Ethel Burt, a friend of the
dead dentist; Robert Campbell and
Jessie Baker, Sc E. Chicago ac., and
Emily lie Roy. are being held, and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-30

P. S.-Somebody has said that
people who make extra profit because
of war times were anything but pa
triotic. Are the bakery bosses tak-
ing advantage?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-30

Jessie Baker, Sc E, Chicago av. and
Mrs. Frank Bowman, owner Of the
rooming house where Fisher met his
death, were allowed to go after being
questioned.
They all said Fisher had suddenly
left the room in which the Others
were, went into a bedroom and fred
three shots at himself before any
took affect. The fatal shot entered
the brain. The police say they found
the revolver in a dresser drawer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS
TUESDAY
TUESDAY

Miscellaneous Hotel and Restau-
rant Employees, local 874, meets ev-
cry Tues, 8 p. m, lis w. Madison.
Night workers meet every Mon. at 8
a. m.
Jewish Daily Forward celebrates
twentieth anniversary at Orchestra
hall, 8 p. m. A. Calm, editor; Clar-
ence Darrow and Aid. Rodriguez
speak. Music by members Of Chi
cago Symphony orchestra.
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
America, local 1877, celebrate Inter
national Labor day, NetherwOod hall,
Taylor and Marshfield av., 2 p. m.
Speakers in different languages. Mu-
sic and refreshments.
Junior Socialist league gives con-
cert and dance, Workers Inst, zoos
Ashland blvd, 2:3Op. m. Caleb Har-
TisOn, Sam Franch, Jacob BObinsky,
L Miner, Aaron Littsky, DeUtch VIII
liam and Harry Diner speak.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-30
- ase aeR . .
TODAY'S PRAYER
BY Jim Nance

Give US this day our daily bread
And lead US not into famine.
Make US not eat of simply meat
Potatoes and such, and salmon.
The bakers price Of bread is twice
What it was in a former day.
We ask, oh, Lord, is that treating
folks
In a patriotic way?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-30
DEMANDS FEDERAL CONTROL
OF ALL FOOD SUPPLIES

Washington, April 3O.-War time
regulation by government of nations
food production and dependent in
dustries, as urged by Sec'y Houston,
demanded in joint resolution intro
duced in house today by Chairman
Lever of house agricultural commit
tee.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-30
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE

Rome, April 3O.-Fresh earthqua
reported at Monterchi today in sar
district laid waste by earth tremc
last week. King headed subscription
list for sufferers with $4,000 contri-
button.
The evening world., 1917-07-05
BINDS TWO LITTLE GIRLS,
KILLS ONE, WOUNDS OTHER
After Daring Crime in Public Park
in Detroit, Man EludeS
PurSuerS.

DETROIT. July 5.--Seizing two little
girls who were picking flowers in sylvan
Garden, man who is said to have ter
rorlzed may women In Highland Park in
the last two moths. bound them together
and then shot them.
One of them, Hope Irene Alexander.
thirteen years old. was killed instantly,
the other. Elizabeth Stilvers. ten years
old, was seriously wounded. After the
crime the man hed and was not cap
tured
The Stivers girl said the man was
about twenty eight years old. feet 10
inches tall and wore a gray checked
suit lie carried sack when he ap-
preached the children and from II took
a rope with which he bound them. Then.
as they lay helpless. ne drew a revolver
and shot the Alexander girl twice. one
through her chest. Then. after shoot
ing the StTlvcrs girl In the chin, he
dragged the children into a thicket and
loosened their bonds.
After he ran away the Stllvers child
ran to her home near the Nine Mile
Road and Woodward Avenue and told
her father. The Highland Park police.
the Detroit department and the Oak
land County authorities were notified,
and they. with Sheriff Green and all his
deputies and bands of citizens secured
the country. but no trace OF the muir
dercr was found.
The evening world., 1917-07-05
DESERTER SHOOTS MAN
WHO ATTEMPTS ARREST
G. n. Martin, Thrice Wounded ir
War, Is Shot in the
Hand.

Wounded three times while hghtlng
with the Devonshire Cavalry In Belgium
and France. George Henry Martin got
his fourth wound last night when he at
tempted to arrest a deserter from the
English army at Forty-second street
and Third Avenue.
Martin came to this country on Gov
ernment business about two weeks ago.
While waiting for his ship to be repaired
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard he looked
around for English deserters. Last
night he saw one.
Hello. you stacker" he said as he
placed his hand on the mans shoulder.
Come along with mo"
mot this time; | got yop hrst," came
from the other as he drew a pistol and
fired. shooting Martin In the back OF
the hand.
The unexpected attack caused Martin
TO lose his grip and the deserter fed
The soldier hurried TO Forty-third
Street and Second Avenue. where he
found Patrolman wiessner. The po-
liceman took him to the East Fifty
hrst street Station, where surgeon
probed for the bullet.
While the surgeon was probing and
dressing his wound Martin looked or
nonchalantly. Policemen present turned
their heads. unable to bear the sight
When asked II he wished a drink OF
water he said. "Oh, no; I'm used tc
this. ."
The evening world., 1917-07-05

she endeavored 70 postpone II, but on
June 2t the apartment was rented.
Tuesday night she left her home.
where she lived with her widowed
mother and three brothers, saying che
was going to visit a girl friend in the
nelghborhood. she did not return.
Her fiance was informed and his in
quiry at the friends house proved
that Miss Lohman had not gone there.
In the first mail yesterday Mr.. Mar
tin received her farewell letter. Hor-
rified, he sought friend. William
Altken OF No. s92 East One Hundred
and Sixty-second Street and they sped
to the new apartment and burst open
the locked door. They smelled gas
and traced 1t to the bathroom. The
body OF Miss Lehman, fully clad, lay
In the tub. In her mouth was a tube
running from the gas Jet.
Martin worked over her, trying to
induce respiration. Aitken ran out
and found Patrolman Hugh Arm
strong. Dr. Iipkinz came from Lin-
| coin Hospital He looked at Miss
Lohman, then tapped Martin on the
shoulder and told him she had been
dead at least three hours.
Martin said the young woman had
been victim OF melanchOlia for
/ about five months. She fought hard
/ for her health, but several times ex-
| pressed a wish 10 die, believing she
| would never be well again.
II am convinced Emmy did this as
much for me as on her own ac-
| count" he said. "She told me in her
| letter she had considered II carefully,
/ and though it was hard TO do, she be-
| lieved 1t for the best. She asked that
as little publicity be given her death
as possible"
The body was taken to the Lohman
| home, where services will be con-
/ Quoted az 8 o'clock tonight. Burial
will be in Woodlawn Tomorrow morn
ing.
The evening world., 1917-07-05
ENDS LIFE BY GAS
| IN FLAT RENTED
} FOR HONEYMOON
Mss Lohman, III, Feared She
Would BE Burden to
Man She Loved.

Choosing death rather than be n
handicap 10 the man she loved, Miss
a;mmy Lohman. twenty mine. OF No.
As72 Honeywell Avenue, the Bronx,
gded her life almost on the eve OF
Per wedding. She inhaled gas In a
lhree- room flat at No. 1856 Southern
boulevard. just rented by her fiance
or their home.
To him she wrote a pathetic fare
veil. said she was too frail TO infiict
herself upon him as a wife, and told
him where he could find her body.
Following an acquaintance Of sew
eral years, Archibald Martin. twenty
light. of No. s92 East One Hundred
md slxty-seventh Street. a machine
lshop clerk, became engaged to Miss
Holman last winter. and the wedding
l~as set for early In July. Several
hines since, on the plea OF i'll health,
The evening world., 1917-07-05
STATEN ISLAND NOTES..

The cornerstone of the Holy Fam
lily settlement House, at Market and
= ate Streets, West New Brighton,
was laid yesterday morning, Mgr
Lavelle, Vicar General Of the Arch
diocese OF New York, offciatng.
Borough President Van Name deliv-
cred an address and the Mount Car
mel Band furnished music.
The Staten Island Women's League
for Service will hold a meeting In
the Borough Hall. st. George to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. Mrs.
william Grant Brown will make an
address explaining the objects Of this
new organization.
Mrs. Norman II. Donald Of Donsan
Hills has gone to her camp at Saranat
Lake for the balance OF the summer.
Maurice Burke has been elected n
delegate TO the state flremen's con-
vention by the Edgewdter Veteran
Fremen's Association. His alternate
is Lawrence DWyer. The convention
will be held in Flushing, L. l.. next
month.
Mrs. Appleton will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Mariners
Harbor Reformed Church at her home
in Mariners Harbor this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis V. Trmy of the
Bonaire Apartment. st. George, have
gone to the Shrewsbury River. \. D.,
whore they will spend the next two
months on their motorboat, the Red
Head.
j. Randolph Grymes jr. Of New
Brighton and Ronald Lindemann Of
Stapleton have been accepted IN the
corps OF cadets of the Military Train
ing Commission and are in training
at the Peekskill state camp.
A meeting OF the Port Richmond
W. C.. 7. IL will be held this after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Frank B.
Kossiter, No. 1923 Port Avenue, Port
Richmond.
Miss Marian Elllman OF New
| Brighton will give kitchen shower
at her home this afternoon for Mis'
Dorothy Schuyler Williams Of st
George. who will be married or
/ July a.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J Ridgway OF
/ Bement avenue, West Sew brighton
/ have gone TO shelter Island for th'
! balance OF July,
The evening world., 1917-07-05

plexlon lotion at about the cost one
usually pays for small jar OF ordt-
nary cold cream. BE sure to strain
tho lemon Juice so no pulp gets into
the bottle. then this lotion will remain
pure and fresh for months. When
applied daily TO the face. neck, arms
and hands II should help TO bleach,
clear, smoother and beautify tho skin.
Any druggist or toilet counter win
at very little cost and tho grocer the
lemons-Adyt.
The evening world., 1917-07-05
Lemon Juice Clears Skin
Make beauty cream cheaplyto soften and whten
the complexion. Massage the face. neck,
arms and hands. Read drectionsl

What girl or woman hasn't heard
OF lemon juice to remove tan. freckles,
sallowness and complexion blemishes;
to bleach tho skin and to bring out
the roses, the freshness and the hid
den beauty? But lemon Juice alone
is acid, therefore irritating. and should
be mixed with orchard white this way:
Strain through a fine cloth tho Juice
Of two fresh lemons into bottle con-
tanning about three ounces Of orchard
white. then shake well and you have
q whole quarter pint Of skin and COM
The evening world., 1917-07-05
IL .E A r IN
FRIDAY, as usuAL. BARGAIN Dag
HERE Splendid Bargains in Variety
Substantiate This Announcement
Prices Amazingly Low
Prices Amazingly Low
Women's
Ready-Made
Apparel
! BARGAINS
in Great Variety
on Friday.

S2.s7 and a3.2I womens
sammcT Dresses ...,. =. 10
sport mUdel--combination striped
coat and white sklrt--also chambrRy
pink, blue, green, ctc.--cretonne
collars and cuffs.
Our Special FrOck-
THE Verismart" 80
Smart taffctRs-simple crepe de
Chines-cool pongees I'm various
styles, In navy and black and high
shades for women and misses
some frocks In this group-snmpic
dresses were si975 and 250--
all special bargains.
street FroekH In Tnffetn-
The tRffetaH are made with pleated
tier skirts. smart blouse. deep
belt dainty crepe collars. 5.57
simple Tub Froeks ,O,76
All sizes for women and misses
smart design In Voile--made in
rose, green or blue.
Nomen's ExtFa sisc salts s..I0.75
Value S29.5O--serges and poplins in
navy and backbone braid bound
all smartest lines for stout figures.
Special Bargains in Suits
just the thing for vacation travel
Special bargains.
The evening world., 1917-07-05
PROMPT DELIVERIES
or GOODS
BoUGHT FRIDAY

:. All goods bought Friday will 1.
be delivered Friday or Saturday. Ac-
rordinR to our regular routine. driv-
crs and wagon boys receiving holt
day during the week to make UP for
saturday. which other employees get
This insures customers receiving
goods promptly as per schedule. same
az N our stores were open. and de
prives no epployee Of holiday!
The evening world., 1917-07-05
Utility and Sports Coats

Were $l9.7I and $2I74. ll.50
Poplins. Serges. Jersey Cloth. Taffetas
majority arc In high shades, but
black II also included
Sash Belts-tailor or pointed col
lars. with or without silk overlay-<
fancy stitching and buttons help 20
make them look smart.
4 UIsters-Mohair or Linen
flare and belted models
needed pockets. B.21 to 1914
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WOmen's Two-CIaHp SiIk Gloves
black and white-double finger
tlpped-Our reg .7S,.........,. "a
WOmen's MllRneae and TFieot sIIk
GIOVes-i2 10 10 button lengths
black and white
our reg, so, Si.2t ana 81. 30. 80
ChIIdren's Black and MerceriEed
HOse-doubls heel and tOe-BiEes
g 10 SlA only--our reg. .29... ,21
Women'a SIX Hose
double sole. heel and toe
black. white and novelties
seconds OF ti.09 quality. ....,. so
Mems and WOmeR's American Taffeta
UmbTellRs-our reg. fl.4t....,,1 1.21
ChIldren'a silk PRFasOIs-
our reg. tlSb..,.,,,..,.... OF
Auto Chiffon VelIs-Hemst stitched
fundamentally OF shades, including
black and white
our reg tl34 4............,.,... I 90
shetland VeIIs-Inoluding sport wells
In light and dark shades
variety OF patterns. ns..',,..,..... .O7
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BARGAINS
In Great Variety
on FridAX.
Boys Suits
and
Furnishing

noya' suIts-Norfolk models
tans, Rrays, browns and black and
white--fhncy checks, stripes.
clearinghouse and mixtures
serviceable Innings
20 II yrs
our req. tt0G. G.............,.,,3 3.71
noys' semI-NOrfOIk saIts-Variety
~ mixtures, stripes and fancieS-
grays and browns-patch pockets
II to II yTs--our reg. e2.0A. 2.34
BoyE waShabIe suIts-S to 2 yrs
crepes, EAlatoas. repps and Devon
shire cloth--whlte stripes In largo
variety, also plain colors-
our reg. Si.95, 95,.......,...... % .
noys' washable suits-J to . yrs
plain colors. stripes and fancios
our reg. ~. ..,...,'..,..,..,, 1T
noya' sport BIouseH and SHIRTS
newest patterns and colors--
also plain white with striped
ColorH-l2h 10 IL neck
TO 10 yrs--our reg. .5t....., .l5
ChiIdren's ROmpers-ChAmbray
and ginEhRm-stripes and checks
also plain colors-with various
pipinRs-square or round
cOllars--Our reg. .57............ "A
Doys BIOuses-light and dark
stripe percales-wlth attached
Collars-also sport blouses--
sizes : to is yrs.-our reg. 81 .23
BOys' Caps-nowest colors and
styles In gray. brown and fancy
mixtures-taped-our reg. as. .37
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a Message to Mothers

/0U the doctors right around nghborhood
the doctors made of flesh and blood just like the doctors with
dead Of night readily the broad daylight; they
tell the good that Fher Castora has doing
viii do, from their and their ovo for children.
Fehers Castoria nothing We asking you
an experiment.
Of buying Fetcher's
Your physician will tell this he knows there
Der Of "itans the market and he particularly interested
the we'.~re Of your baby
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Do your week end shopping
Friday.
Saturday we close all day.

WOmrn's TRffetR, MessRIIne or jersey
PettlrORtS. with TRffetA Fiduncrs-
Black. ChanEeable and solid colorE-
ple1ted. shlrred or scalloped fluunces
fitted bands--Our reg. S393. .3.O5
MfT.'z sample COFaets-
various styles--sizea 20 90 2b-
% few laTger--v0luo S5.OO......3 3.0I
Nfr.'s samples, Misses Coraets and
Corset WRIEts-firm material
siZos % and 20
our reg. tl.0O and ti5O........ -
summer Net BTassierss-strongly
tapod-- hooked front sizes A2 to As--
a few 36--our reg. 81 ........ "a
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-el7 WAITED -semALt


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NlgH
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