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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

Lud polski W Lowell, ten sam
co wszedzie. biedny. biedniejszy
nawet niz ma Zachodzie, DO kolo-
MIA, jak wszystkie W Stanach No
wei Angli niedawno .zorganizowa
la, 0 lyle jednak szczesliwa, re
opiekunem jej czfowiek zacny, pa
tryota dzielnego serca, ks. S. Ogo
nowski, kt6ry juz IA Sejmie VIDE
troit zadeklaroWaf powazna
sumo $4,000, 90, czyli prawie caly
sw6j majatek, DO jest MONA
powiedziec, cz}owiekiem biednym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

P%amietajcie Rodacy: "Dwa IA
zy dale, kto predko daje.' Pod
w6jna zas1uge beda mice ci, co
dadza teraz, PREY rozpoczeciu ka-
mpanii, ola przyk}adu, Ola cache
|ty, ola rozdmuchania s}abo jesz-
cze plonacego ogniska W zywio}o
wy polar ofiarnosci ma potrzeby
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ojczyzny.
Me przetrzymujcie z}ozonych
fundusz6w W k%omitetach, ME try
majcie ich W kasach wielkich or
ganizacyi! Ouch ofiarnosci budzi
sic wszedzie, budzi sic zapal, blu
Edzi sic wiara we w1asne silly musi
my jednak przekonac masy, re u
miemy dzialac sprezyscie i szyb--
ko. Dopom6zmy wszyscy W usi-
}owaniach przyspieszenia tel chwi
Iii, W kt6rej og6l nasz polski zrozrl
ME i odczuje Gala swoja potege i
W SHE w}asna uwierzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

A obraz nasz pamiatkoWy wy
glada tax, re bedzie naprawde maj
cenniejsza pamiatka ola najodle-
glejszych nawet pokolen tych,
|kt6rych sciany j okna W tym mie
siacu swietym ozdobi. Ma obrazie
tym, ma polu walki kona nasz pc
rucznik Chwa1kowski. Re skroni
saczy sic struga kreW usta Wysze-
pta1y pamietne slowa: ITO ola
|Polski," a duszy, cialo opuszcza
jacej zjawia sic Chrystus ma krzy
III przybity, symbol ofiary j pos
wiecenia. Reka porucznika milos
ME dotyka nogi UkrzyzoWanegoo.
#Zaiste, smierc TAXA, to-szczescie
ola wielu niestety niedoscignione.
w chmurach, " swietle blyska
vic skrza sic ia obrazie slowa:sTo
ola Polski" a jedna strata wska-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

Obrazy pamiatkowe i mark do
kwitowania DAMN i podatku marc
dowego dis jeszcze ME gotowe,
ale maja bye jutro. Urzad skar-
.bowy przygotowane ma wszyst--
.ko, ably skoro tylko pierwszy ma
k}ad opusci prase, wys1ac je tego
samego dnia do wszystkich komi-
tet6w, kt6re sic juz pc upowaz-
nienia zgfosi1y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

Obrazy pamiatkowe mark wy
dawane .beda tylko komitetom u
powaznionym. Me otrzyma ich
wiecej Mkt i cd tel zasady. u
Rad Skarbowy w. N. ME odstapi
W zadnym wypadku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

Kwota, zdobycie kwoty j nrze-
kroczenie kwoty, OTTO co jest W
tel Rampant celem bezposrednim
kazdego Stanu, kazdej parafii
kazdej osady, W obec czego pol
ska praise lokalna prosimy, ably
prowadzac kampanie ola zdoby--
cha 10 milionowego funduszu W
SVEN miescie, przedewszystkiem
pilnowa1a kwoty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

Dobry przyklad cuda dziala,cze
go najlepszyzm dowodem kolonia
polska W Lowell i ola tego o
przyk}ady podobne z cafego serca
wolamy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

Polska zmartwychwstaje: po-
trzeba milionow ma rzecz zmart-
wychwstajacej Polski! Ami odro-
biny sumienia niema ten, co dis
pyta sic: na co. pytaniem tenn
ofiarnosc ludu zabija.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05
1WlARusn Wlorek, dda SEQ Istopada, 1918.

seize tysiecy v armii amerykanss
kiej offiiarowa1o ma oltarzu Wolno5
Sci wszyslktich narod6W sWiata ~
Gle swoje, a vice rzecz kazdemu
czlowiekowi najdrozsza. Urzad
Skarbowy ". n. obliezyl, ze po-
trzeba nam dwiescie dwadziessciia
tysiecy takich, kt6rzyby poswie-
Gill Geese stosunkowo nieznaczna
swojego majatku, a dziesiec mill
on6w sic z1ozy. Czyzby naprawde
zielony dollar amerykanski byl
nam drozszy niz zycie tym dwu-
stu dwudziestu tysiacom naszychl
ch1opcoW?.. Me uwierzymy w to
nigdy! Polonia amerykanska ME
zawiedzie WARY naszej j zlozy ME
10, ale 20 milion6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

Dwadziescia tysiecy naszych
ch1opc6w w armii polskiej i dwie-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

Wiec6w w tym czasie odbywac
ME wolno. Odpada czynnik agita-
cy:jny bardzo potezny. Pozostaj G
:jednak ambona, prasa i odwiedza
ME kazdego domu polskiego osobi
scie. Organizujcie komitety, orga
nizujcie poborc6w podatku naro--
dowego!. Parafia i osada polska,
chocby najmniejsza, jezeli dis
ME zorganizuje poborc6w podat-
ku narodowego, bedzie ma wieki
przekleta W pamieci ludzkiej. Or
ganizujcie komitety natychmiast
Y miejscowosci tych, gdzie niema
:jeszcze komitetu, kazdego Pola-
ka swietym obowiazkiem jest do
niesc nam 0 tenn natychmlast.
Niebo. i ziemie trzeba poruszyc a
do handy takiej ME dopuscic "a
zadna Gene.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

ella lU m1l1OnOWepO IlulUuSZu w
SVEN miescie, przedewszystkiem
pilnowa1a kwoty.
Czy zdobedziemy te zaprzysiezo
ma 10 milionowa kwote?.. Otto
pytanie, kt6re stawiaja sobie dis
wszyscy. Trzeba sobie jednak po-
wiedziec pc mesku i stanowczo,
re Jest to mus i re to zrobic must
my koniecznie. Polonia W Amery
ce stale dis do wielkiego egza-
minu, cd wyniku kt6rego losy Pol
ski zaleza. Z1ozymy 10 milion6w
W miesiacu, Stany Zjednoczone
beda mia}y dow6d, zesmy popar-
[cia warci i do1oza 10 razy wiecej.
Me zlozymy, ca}y SWAT bedzie
mia1 prawo wcale sic z Mani ME
!liczyc..
Polacy amerykanscy W ostat-
|niei Rampant czwartej wolnoscio
wei pozyczki zakupili "a przesz1o
SO milion6w dolar6w bondow i
'maja ich obecnie razem "a przesz
10 100 milionow. Fundusz 10 mi
lionowy, to tylko 10 procent tel
sunny. Czyzby W stosunku do
"stoprocentowych patryot6w a.
merykanskich' ME znalaz}o sic
nawet dziesiatego procentu polls
kiego patryotyzmu?.. TAX zle
chyba ME jest i wierzymy, re Po-
Elonia nasza W miiesiacu zlozy, ME
10, ale 20 milion6w.
Czesi amerykanscy z}ozyli do
rozporzadzenia Masaryka, ME ply
tajac go IA co, W kr6tkim czasie
80 milion6w dolar6w i dis zbiera
ja owoce. Czyz my, przewodni--
!kom naszym, ludziom daleko CLOS
niejszego imienia, kt6rych zazdro
SEGA nam ME tylko Czesi ale caly
SWAT, mniej okazemy ufnosci
Ipozwolimy, ably ca}y SWAT szydzil
sobie z naszego postepowania?.. -.
Dwadziescia tysiecy naszych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

Ten kto sic pyta dis, na co,
|pyta sic pc to tylko, azeby sic sia-
mem wykrecic, i ME dac mic. w
|patryotyzm polski tych, kt6rzy
dis pytaja sic: ma 20 ME wier2
Gle? - To samoluby!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

Prasa polska w ostatnich
dniach z1ozyla wspaniale dowody
swego "sto procent amerykanskie
60 patryotyzmu" agitacyi "a
czwarta pozyczka wolnosciowa,
poswiecajac bez ma1a wszystkie
4swoje kolumny. Geese jej "a to
DIS rozpoczynamy kampanie ma
rzecz najdrozszego nam najsWiet
szego Skarbu Narodowego Polls
kiego. Czyzby ma tym punkcie ia
prasa nasza mia1a okazac mniej
patryotyzmu polskiego.. Og61 pol
ski wnet juz sic 0 tenn przekona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1918-11-05

Nawiasem m6wiac, strasznie Gle
zko idzie organizacya pobor6w
|podatku narodowego. Obliczamy
re dis PRAGUE ola tego celu oko
10 1000 komitet6w, i oko1o $4,000
poborc6w. Ale do dis, pc miesia
Gu nawo}ywah W ksiegach ma
szych zaregistrowa1o sic zaledwie
200 komitet6w i 1000 poborc6w..
A do roboty, jezeli ma bye napra
VIDE wydatna, stanac musi W ty-
godniu nastepnym $500 komite--
tow i $4,000 poborc6w. Obudzcie
sic Polacy!..
The evening world., 1918-03-07
GIRLS! MAKE LEMON
LOTION TO WRITTEN
AND BEAUTlFY SKIN


In all weathers the skin and COM
o~lexion n he kept wonderfully clear.
soft and white by the use of this mex
pensive lemon lotion which any girl or
woman al easily prepare.
The juice of two fresh lemons
strained into a bottle containing three
ounces of orchard white makes .
whole quarter pint of the most re-
markahlc lemon skin beautifer at
about tho cost one must pay for a
small jar of the ordinary cold creams.
Care should be taken to strain the
lemon juice through a fine cloth SO no
lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion
will keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lemon juice is used
to bleach and remove such blemishes
as frecklcs, sallownesS and tan, and is
the ideal skin s%oftener, smoothener
and beautifer.
Just try IL Get three ounces Of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra
grant lemon lotion. II naturally
should help to soften, freshen, bleach
and bring out the roses and hidden
beauty of any skin. Those who will
make il n habit TO gently massage this
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands once or twice daily may be re-
paid with a skin that Is flexible and
young looking and a peach-like com.
plexion.-Advt.
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1t Takes Steady Nerves

Guarding our lines is like guarding our heath-we must encourage
tN care Of our bodies-train our organs for bodily endurance, efficiency
ahi full achievement. We must take advantage Of all the known means
a. conserve our health, 1t is not so much a necessity to fight disease
IS to cultivate health for long life, happiness and contentment.
II we wish 10 prevent old age coming too soon or the sudden attack
Of lunbago or rheumatism, if we want 70 increase our chances for long
Nfe-Dr. Pierce says: Keep the kidneys in good orderl Try to eliminate
through the skin and The intestnes the posons that otherwise clog the
kidneys. Avoid eating meat as much as possible; avoid too much salt,
asohol, tea. Try a milk and vegetable diet. Drink plenty of water,
obtain Anuric, double strength, at druggists, and exercise so you per.
Srire-the skin helps to eliminate toxic poSonS and uric add
For those past middle life, for those easily recognized symptoms
" Inflammation, as hackache, Salding water or if uric acid in the
blood has caused rheumatism, rusty" joints, stiffness, get Anurc at
the drug store for 6oc or send DR.. Pierce, InvaHds Hotel and Surgical
Institute, Buffalo, n. Y, toc for trial pkg. You will find Anuric many
times more potent than lthil and eliminates uric acid as hot water melts
10 Dr Pierce and it will be tested free of charge or write for free medical
advice TO the InvaidS Hote.
An-uri; is a regular insurance and Hfe-saver for all big meat eaters
Az those who deposit limeSalts in their iOns. Trvi it ,Or.-Advt
The evening world., 1918-03-07
and CONCERTS
lie Cog dor" Has AuSpicionS
Premiere at the Metropolitan
BY SYLVESTER RAWLING
lie Goa

IMSKY-KoRSAKoFF's lie Coz
x dor" (The Golden Cock), a
grotesque opera-pantomime in
three acts, was presented for the first
time In America at the Metropolitan
Opera House last night. A capacity
audience was lavish in applauding
tho odd conceit which calls for a
dual cast. The action devolves upon
mines OF the ballet. while the music Is
sung by principals and chorus closely
packed together IN tiers on both sides
OF the staso actually lay-figures ex-
cept for the emission OF the notes. The
arrangement is a bit confusing at
first, but one soon gets used to it and
Is both Interested in and amused by
the novelty. Tho book Is by Vladlmlr
Bielsltl after the fairy tale of Poush-
kin. The production is staged and
the dances are arranged by Adolph
Bolm. after the original by Michael
Fokine. The scenery is designed by
willy Pogany and painted by p. Dodd
Alderman.
The temptation TO avoid description
Of the tantastical tale is strong. but
a brief word must be said. The satire
throws a sidelight on the present
Bolsheviki disruption OF Russia. King
Dodon, worshipped by his people, old,
fat and weary, craving for sleep, calls
upon the Boyars to devise plans for
his indulgence while preventing sur
prises from his enemies. None can
help him. Presently The Astrologer
presents him with a Gold Cock to
be set upon a weathervane. whose
Growing and Tapping OF wings shall
warn him Of approaching danger. A
huge bed is brought In and the puf-
fling monarch passes into the land OF
Nod. But the cock crows and Is all
The evening world., 1918-03-07

lighting, as seen through stained
glass. The work OF tho school, both
in ensemble and solo. was mcritCri-
Gus. Harry Barnhart, surely tho
right man In the right place with his
humor and pathus, energy and mas
netism. Induced the audience as well
AS the chorus to do "a half an hours
singing in ton minutes" Under hts
leadership tho National Anthem"
and the Battle Hymn OF the Re
public we're sung with stirring effect.
Arthur Farwell. the director, made a
speech In which he dwelt upon "the
direct power OF music to put life into
the heart ana vision into the soul OF
men" and called upon tho people OF
New York to support the Music
school Settlement In its work OF max
ing the world better.
The evening world., 1918-03-07
TO FOSTER FRENCH TRADE.
Newly Organized Chamber 90 COM
mercc Holds Its FIRST Meeting.

The newly organized French-Ameri-
can Chamber ~ Commerce held its
FIRST meeting Yesterday IN the audito-
rum Of the French Institute. No. 800
Fifth Avenue.
Addresses were delivered by Eugene
Chauvin. President OF the new o~rRsni1a-
ton. who smoke IN French: s. w. Fair
child, former President OF the Union
League Club and recognized expert on
foreign trade relations. and McDoueall
Hawkes.. President ~ tho French Insti-
tutc In the United States.
IT is the plan ~ the organization TO
foster and develop trade relations he
tween this country and France. Tho
chamber was organized at tho sugges-
ton OF the influential economic or
ganizstions in France over which Sena-
tor Mascuraud nrcsides.
The evening world., 1918-03-07

A v%ivifying community spirit ami
mated the festival concert given by
tho Music School settlement AZ Car
negis Hall last night. The stage
presented an unusual appearance,
with tier upon tier Of young girls
and children robed In white, OF young
men both in tho chorus and orchcs-
ira, almost n thousand in all. softly
illuminated by an original decorative
The evening world., 1918-03-07
BOYS CLOTHING. FEY
B.y.' sprins Tsp Goats. newest

Boys svrins Tsp Goats. newest
models-single and double breasted
stylas-self or velvet collars
Cheviots. serges. velOurs and
fancy mixtures--2h to 10 years
value $500. ,....... Special 4.D8
boys suits. semi-Norfolk models.
medium and dark fancies-
corduroys, navy seTges-somo
with extra trousers.......... O.S7
soys' Trsssers--durabie mixtures.
assortment OF desirable patterns
also brown corduroys-
s To II years, I.J1
Boys BIou-cs, newest colors and
patterns In fancy stripe ~percales-
neckband. collar attached. sport or
Elton collar style--t TO 10 yrs. .B7
boys shirts, fancy stripes and
figures--newest Colors and patterns
soft cutfs-l2is 10 IL neck. 90. -
ChiIdTen's Ronpers In newest STYLES.
plain colors and stTipes-with or
without couars--2 TO 6 yTs.,,,, .BS
BOys' Caps, wi styles IN gray.
browO and fancy mixtures and
checks-full taped crown 800. - I
The evening world., 1918-03-07

CuticuIa Soap and a box Of cutieuIa ONT
men,, and ! was healed" (signed)
Charles Reif, III Monroe ST., New York
City, Sept. 81, 1917.
For hair and skin health Cuticura Soap
and Ointment are supreme.
6smpis E.eh Free By Nail. Address post.
card: "CuticUrs. Dept. ". Bostes." Sold
everywhere. Soap 2Sc. rs and SOC.
The evening world., 1918-03-07
WHITE GOODS

Uulity Cioth-linen finish
excellent for MILDLY biuuscs and
drcsseH-our reg .Ji~.......... Is
3e-irch Cambrics wearing
quality-our reg. .2S.......... Fl
27-inch Poplins-good quality
our reg, .SO..""............ 20
44-inch v~siIes-for dresses and
blouses-our reg. IS. ......... ~
The evening world., 1918-03-07

was full OF pimples on my
limbs. hands, and face. The
pimples panied most severely
and scaled over. The itching
made me tear my clothing,
and could not sleep.
II saw Cuticurs advertised.
l sent for a free sample and
The evening world., 1918-03-07

GIRLS AND
BABIES WEAR.

Girls Fab Frocks-sttractive models
pretty plaid Elnghams and
plain color chambray-6 to ~
years--special. .Ot
modeis-ln sheer white orEandy-
trimmed with fine lace or
embroidery--6 to ~ years.
our reg t3Si. ................2 200
Tots Tus Proeks--belted and Empire
models In Bingham or chambray-
to . years-our reg. g. ..,..... .57
Tets white Dresaes-dAinty models
in yoke, Empire and belted effects
with fine lace or embroidery
30 : yesrs--our reg. VA. 90
soft. fleecy quality-well made
sizes to 3 years-our req. H.. 81
The evening world., 1918-03-07
Women's and Misses
APPAREL

ArrAKtL ~
Navy serge Dresses-smart models.
including the much favored coat
style-foulard collar and tle--or
white poplln collars
u reg. N075. 1920
TnffetR Dresses-navy. new blue.
sand and green-enb'd blouscs-
Gcorgette collars. tunic and sash
our reg. sl6.7S. TO- 10
Utility suits-in tweed mixtures,
In tones OF tan and Eray-also dressy
models in serEes. In navy. black.
tan and vigoreaux-sizes for
women and misses. ........ ..2D.75
Wemen's and MISSES sprinE suits
smart models in navy
plcatod peplums are features OF
some. q deep tucked belt the
different touch in another-smart
shawl collars with poplin
oNerlays-speciAl ..19.T6
Tweed Coats for sprinE-new models,
smartly practical for general wear
-belted all around-convrtibie
collars-all sizes. Especial 22.7d
Women's Terry Robes
collarless models-blue. gray
and lavender ~stripes-with
gtrdles-our res. tttT. ....... .3.OO
Extra sise House Dresses
psrcales In neat stripes-chsmbray
collars-sizes tS, so and 52-
our reg. fet............,..1.7O
The evening world., 1918-03-07
BLANKETS.
COMFORTABLES,
FLANNELS.

Imported Gotten Eiderdovn FInIsh
Biankets-jacauard designs IN
pink and white or blue and
white combinations
our reg. tit7........ Special LIS
Cotton Fleece Bia~nkets-size 3.l-
white and gray contrasting
color combination
our reg. s3.s7........ Special 2.si
BIesched or Unbiesehed Denet--
81 inches Special III
Sill oIine Csmfortabies pretty
floral designs-plain borders
cotton flled-fuli sile-light
Neighbour reg. i2.7S.. Special Lot
New Mixed Feather Pillows,
khaki coverinE-suitablo for tent
camp or bungalow
our reg. .97. ........ Special .6S
New MIXED Feather Pillows.
assorted art tickings-
our reg. 90 ...........Specia .JS
New MIXED Goose Festhers-
our reg. 81 .,...,,.,. Special 80
The evening world., 1918-03-07
Innings, <h
NOTIONS. b

sc.iIoped Edge braid. 6-yard
picce-our reg. .l5.......3 for 40
brooks spool Cotton
100 yards-our reg, 80 dozen. 20
Mssiin Neck BsAds-
our reg. S.............. , for 10
Fancy sateeu LiaInE, Hight and
dark grounds-variety OF pretty
patterns-our reg. Special "a
Salts Innings. 36-inch width.
brocaded-tWo-tons floral
EFFECTS. .,...,.,... Special 1.83
livery Tint IRfspts' Sets pieces
white or pink ....,., Specisl 1876
Ivory Tint Comb
all coarse or coarse and Zine
our res '''s'r.''' is
RHbber bath spray
brush attaehed-vsius SiSO...1.23
Air-FlOst Tale ..,.,.........,,, =
CompIeIion BTush-ouT reg 70 20
The evening world., 1918-03-07
MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR


UNDERWEAR. fL
NIEhtdrssscs-Mor. than ~ pretty
models in nsinsook, cambria or
mutlin-N. round or high uecks-
NIShtdPessrs-Au unmatchable
assortment ~ lovliest styles in
Whtto ana pink butiste ...,.,I.U5
Envelope Chemises- pretty STYLES
IN ndlnsoOk -~rmbroidery or lace
Ulmm'i-spt'ldl ... ......... .6S
Envelope ChcmIsss White or
pink hatiStr and nainsook-
trimmed yokes-rIbbon run ... 30 1
Corset Covers full or fitted
pr'ttIly trimmed ,.,...,...... .3S
NainsooL Corset Covsrs-Lace or
embroidery and ribbon run 60, .5S
N~nInsooL ComhInHtIons-
skirt ana dlawrrH-Wlth lace INC
ombroidery--Our reg. 81 2S..,. -
Druusrs-Good quality cambria
or muslln-lI IS ruffies ...... .JS
Drawers ~ cambric Or uainsook
Embroidery and laro trim. So
Pct,icoats wide rufflcs or
embroidery or several rows OF
Lace and edsing ............ ~
MISSES AND CHILDUEN'S
UNDERWEAR,
LiHE-ris SLIPS Extremely pretty
piod'ls-flaborHtelv trimmed
g Go 10 ychrs-speCl1l value. LIS
white skirts wide ruffles OF
,m~hrotderv or lgcc-S 10 10
y~ears--our res N-ot.. ..-,I.20
Cambric Drawers Pretty rutfles
Of lace ant enIhroidrry-
: 20 I6 yeaTs-eKcellent yNlu. les
The evening world., 1918-03-07
c
BLOUSES. &C.
NEW PETTICoATs-

NEW PETTICoATs-
suesIne Novelty sIIks-pretty
spring ColOrlngs-wtde nounCes.
tucked and rufflsd with un~derlay--
elastic waistbands-sll lengths
our res. fi.3s. .O2
Dainty Wolfe BIeuses-
ever 30 many styles-prettiiy
trimmed with laces. embroidery
and fine tuclks-our reg. N.7s..1.27
Biouse. OF Crepe Geergette-
lovely models. In the new colors.
including white-flesh and
h~armonizlng continuation
effectively embroidered. beaded
and tuckcd-our reg. $500. .5.O7
New Corsets-fancy broche
atcrisl-medlum high bust
trimmed topE-l9 to 90
our reg. $500. 2.3t
Embrcidery Brassieres-eyolet
dcslgn-heavy lace yoke-button
front--relnforced under arms
sizes % to ts--our reg. 400. 80. -
The evening world., 1918-03-07

Imported MercerIsed Dnmask,
20 inch-eNcellent assortment
OF p~ntterns-our res. $3.50 I'D L..
Merc~rised Cloths, square
hemstitched. extra quality
pretty patterns
our reg. S195., .......S Special I.5O
Huck Towels. fine. close weave.
soft Observation-Disclosures
with white brOche borders
our reg. .2S. ~
Heavy Quality Turkish Towels.
bath sl1e-hemmed-
our req .J1
white Cotton HBck ToweIIng,
also Glass Checks-rcg, 1877. Id
The evening world., 1918-03-07

DRESS GOODS. ~
Washable PonEees-27-inch-
SILK mixed fabric in tan and
natural color. IA
satIn-striped popIIns-vard wide
desirable cOlOt-mcdium and
dark-valuc .Nf............. ~
wash siIks-32-inch-assortcd stripes
various colors and styles
value
SILK MIXED Popiias-yard wide
lustrous, chiffon ftnlsh-fashion-
able light and dark shades. NJ
black TnffetRr and satIus-
3'-inch -rcrvicCable quality
dccp In
42-Inch French rae
all woodland. putty. seal brown,
burgundy. navy and black
our reg. Sl.bS .................1.27
Novelty Checks and pIaIds-
40-inch-black n white and COM
bination plaids on light grounds
our res. .97.................. ~
5i-Inch BLACK Triro~Ioth-
all wool-small raised weave. .I,O7
54-Inch shepherd Checks-wor-ted
warp-small, medium and large
designs I,BS
The evening world., 1918-03-07
CUTICURA He LS
PAINFUL PIMPLES
On Limbs, Hands and Face.
Scaled Over. Itching and
Could Not Sleep.

81 saw q small pimple on my arm
and scratched IL constantly until I
The evening world., 1918-03-07
JEWELRY, 4.
LEATHER GOODS, vi
HANDkERCHIEFS, ETC.

DupIeE vanity Cases-nns
quality silver plats--French
gray flnish-our reg. .97....... ,I7
Lenthe and Sill Hand Hugs
envelope and dress shapes- new
designs and Colurs-our reg. 90 81
fS-inch Travel BsEs-well made,
with reinforced corners-brass
lock-our reg 1886. ,5.S5
Meas Linen handkerchief
extra larse-our reg ~ Each .37
wo-.n's Li.en HsndL's-specl 10
Table knives aud Forks
fine American Str~el-cbony
handles--6Ct Of a. each
our reg. &20Q- ,.,,.,...,I.5O
silver rIRted T'nspooBs-RoEers
1881 grade-bTight or gray
fIni5h-our reg .Si-half dog ,U5
The evening world., 1918-03-07

MEMS FURNISHINGS, 70.
UMBRELLAS, w.
HOSIERY, &c. ~
Mems SILK NerkweaT, new spring
styles, large assortment Of colors
and stripes-open end
our reg .Jb..,.,.......,..... 20
Mems shirts, starch or soft cuffs.
percalcS or fanCles-reg, 800. g.. Sd
Ncn's aud womeR's U~mbrsiIss-
excellent quality black American
Taffeta-our reg. 1ii7......I.21
Men Cotton socks. black. white
and colors-double Isle heels and
toes-our reg. ,2S....... Special 81
WOnen's Cotton Union salts
low neck. slecveless-tight or
loose knec--our reg. .3S. ...... n
Extra slzcs-our reg. .i5 ..... az
MiIanese SiIk GIoves-2-clasp-
black and white-effcctiYe stitching
on back-our reg .7S.,........ "a
The evening world., 1918-03-07
RUGS. ! <&1.
" ~.
Fine erode worsted wiItop tugs

reproductions Of Chinese sud other
rich designs also sCAmlsss
WIltons-two toned r0loriugs-
9Kl3 tt-vslue t62 o. to SI2 $500
The evening world., 1918-03-07
New VrI,,, Hail RuE.-sr
Now wilton NrIyets and
AIminstfFs-

wtde-our reg %. I'd
sold In n I'd rolls ...,.,u,,, ,2s