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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Daily Horoscope

The stars incline but do not compel'
Saturday, September 28, 1918.
Mercury rules strongly for good this
day. according to ~astrology. Saturn
Is also In a place of fair promise.
There is a sign that should mean
q distance and may be the herald
Ing of something even more han a
victory. since it is the forerunner of
great glory.
History written during this sway
should be a record of the most brill
liant achievement and for that rea-
SON there appears to be reason for
some important point.
h signing of q treaty between
nations Is indicated, but the seers
declare that this is not in any way
connected with peace ov~ertures, but
rather q welding of world ties.
Some new invention that has to do
with the transmission of Information
is foretold.
Agriculture. especially in the South,
has a most encouraging direction Of
the planets.
The Pacific Coast continues under
a rule of the planets that means
extraordinary experiences. There will
De events OF great moment In some
way related to water.
Colorado. Arizona and Utah have
the forecast OF new discoveries
through mineral discoveries.
Boston is to furnish a national SON.
%sation. owing to some activity of the
enemy.
Cleanliness is again enjoined in all
cities. Sanitation will be much dis
cussed in the next few weeks ewing
possibly to an epidemic.
The planets presags campaigns OF
education hat will reach everyone
in tho United States and extend spe-
cial advantage 20 all who desire
them. This education will he for
college men and women as well as
for ~iliterates. since It will be a pri-
mary training for the new world
that will exist after the war, occult
lists declare.
Persons whose birthdate IL is have
h augury of q successful year.
Changes thai bring many pleasures
are foretold. The young will court
and marry.
Children born on fhis day will be
clever, industrious and accomplished.
These subjects of Libra should have
happy, successful lives.
Copyright. 1918. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Famous Women

Mrs. Mapp.
Mrs. Mapp was the daughter of a
country bone-setter near Seven
Dials. England, and died in 1897. She
acquired wonderful skill In bone-set-
ting and her fame spread throughout
England. She married a servant. who
left her after a-week of welded life.
taking her money with him. Mrs.
Mapp then went to Epson. where she
devoted herself to her profession I"
People came TO her from Gar and near
once a week she used to drive to town
IN a coach and four, and return bear
Ing away the crutches of her patients
as trophies. Her career or prosperity
was. however. a short one. for, while
she was at b height Of her career
IN 1885. for some mysterious reason
her peers gave out and she died tha
Following year in great poverty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27

Do you know what CERT.
FLED MILK Is?
The rigid requirements of thu
medical milk commission ill 4
bock-but the gist Of it is sim
ply this:
Certified milk is milk produced
IN a strictly sanitary way, free
from disease germs and con
tanning all the elements good
milk should. The commission
a board of responsible physi-
cians-certiied such milk as
SAFE for children to drink
Is there anything more impor-
tant to you than your chill
dren's safety7
Wood Brook Milk is CERTT-
FLED Mix.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Walt Mason's Ripping Rhymes

The man who doesn't do his bit is worthy of n o pardon; and
I feel chest. 1 admit when l survey my garden. 1 always hated
honest toll. but wartime needs impressed me. and l got down and
titled the SOIL although the stunt distressed me And now,
through Autumns golden haze. I view the greens I've nourished. the
product OF my totlsome days the plants that grew and hourished.
Ny eochleburs m large and tail. they grew in rank profusi0n: my
neighbor Jews them FER the wall and makes profane allusion. My
sunnowers stand. som twelve feet high. majestic Il their beauty.
n turn their faces 10 the sky as though IL we're a duty. Between
the ccaihouse and the shed where stands my shorthorn henfer. the
mtLkweed rears its stately head. and bows 10 every zephyr. Bull
thisdes shade h fertile soil. and none OF you is knowing how much
Of hard and earnest toll II took 10 keep them growing My prunes
and squash and cabbage died. but l have compensation: my dan
dehons are my pride. the finest IN the nanont I stand and view my
handtNork with wholesome satisfaction. and how I loafhe the slack
ms shlrk who took n o proper acuonf A mar should raise enough
Or rec TO feed his wn Toss body. and though I rather slumpef
On beans my tmpson weeds y gaudy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Fire Alarm Boxes.

1z-Rarttan Copper Works
ana sheridan Straaln
z6-smith Street and Central n n
and F-rnt Streets
xI-Madison Ave. and Paterson n
ana Lewis Streets.
49-Snith and High Streets.
e6-New brunswick. Ave. and Nav "a
tI@mith and state Streets
t1-Atlantic Terra Gotta Workm
tS-buckingham Ave and Hartford a
to-Commefce and Front Stroafa
and Washington Sss.
Washington Streets
~ state st and 6uckinRham Ava
.5- Parker 81. ana Pulaski Ave-
5e-Hau Ave. n Charles ST
sI-Stato and Wayne StreofR
.s- Near United Lead WorkA
sEWashington and First strssta
Brnnewick W. and Elm. ek
54-Smith street ald Watson Ava e.
l&-Commerce and STATE Ekr6eta.
I1EFront and Smith Streets.
l1-Wafer and Gordon Sfroata
.4-keaFny Ave n Gordon Street.
I1-Braco and hanson Avenues
I1Zmith and Herbert SfroatA
Near City Hospital
Ave. and washington 81.
Ave. and Stanford Street
k-NeaF City Hospital.
and Johnstone 6tfeslA
and Brace AVenuaM
and Hall Avenues
Ave. and Inalee Street
E3|Lawrehcs and Francis Str8A
and Johnstone StreetA
street and Central n n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27

Any reporter al tell you that 1t Is
the people who haven't anything to
say who are willing to give out inter-
views.
What has become OF the o. (. brick
covered with carpet that used TO hold
the front door open?
Isn't 1t wonderful what a lot of
things you could have invented II you
had only thought OF them before the
other fellowf
The truth isn't always pleasant
The fact of the matter is that when
Honor and Desire clash. 1t Is safe TO
get a bet on Desire
With everybody looking for the
best of 1t. II Is a cinch hat somebody
is going to get the worst OF II; %
keep your eye skinned.
The girl who Is 30 homely that she
has a muddy complexion usually has
a clear conscience.
Ever notice that some men are al
their best when they r talking or
the wrong side OF a question:
The winter a~pproacheth when poor
Mother will spend the long evenings
turning put lights that her husband
has turned on.
Why Is It that the who
swaps poisonous gossip thinks she
has a right to abuse a man because
he drinks poisonous boozef
You'll have 10 lose q lot OF skin
wrasslingswith Experience before you
can acquire Worldly Wisdom.
Everybody hates a kicker. But II
1t wasn't for the kickers we would
all have TO put up with a lot OF incon-
veniences inc poor service that We do
not have to stand for.
Old age makes a fool woman Rom
antic and makes a wise woman Rheu-
matte. So, what's the use!
Every middie-aged man is a big
enough liar to brag about the won-
derfnl undefeated ball team he used
10 play with when he was a young
Teller
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Watch Us Growi

Thomas Tester and Mae Wurm.
who have just been married in Darke
County, Ohio. have both agreed TO
join the Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
HeIpi

The hen vas hunting through the nay
And said as she survived II:
II know 1 laid an egg today,
But / must have mislafd 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27

The Janitor is busting out a nicha
IN the Clubs Hall of Fame for Desire
sence. OF 220o Adams venne Nor
wood. Ohio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
HrlIli

Wen bet he didn't get his name
from telling ford jokes. Any way.
Pleasant Witt Is a merchant at Ford.
Ky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Haw. Hawi

Dear Luke: The ifes held a mass
meeting Sunday on my office window
and adopted b following resoIu-
IONS IL" IT,, "?2:. BILLY
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27

Said he. Il have few cares.
walk around with ease, but ind
1t hard to get up .stares."
Iuka McIuke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
WHAT'S the Fare to streator?

IolTtAlOT NIH.J IImesI
My four years of hard study of
science has startling discoveries of
direct military value and economy.
Calico invented the pendulum. New
ton discovered the law OF gravitation,
and now I have discovered the way
to win the war In six months II you
elect me Sheriff. and you will do so
IL you want TO save the lives. of your
boys. A. p. Brady.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27

There is plenty of room at the
top" observed the Sage.
mot for the smallest apples in the
BARREL" corrected the Fool.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27

A two-faced hypocrite. l think.
Is this reformer, Ignatz Lurch;
1 know he wouldn't take a drink,
But | know he would rob a church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27

Aw, Gwanf
a jolly blind man Is BIZ Bind,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Pnlicei

Serk sprung a gag on me today,
A CHASTITY, dismal, painful Joke;
He says a man is made OF clay.
And that is why he's often broke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Yes, But where's the Diagram?

William Daugherty, of Lancaster,
Ohio, claims that this is the oldest
joke:
A rough neck who attended a lee
ture on Greek Philosophy was asked
what was the subject of the lecture,
and he replied: Pigs feet and aris-
t~ocrats."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Buy Liberty Bonds

II of Old Glory you are fond.
Buy Bonds today and wear a grin:
For every time you buy a Bond
You send a shell into Berlin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Obi

Never say die Is my motto" said
the Fat Man. Don't you think 1t is
q good one?"
NAV" replied the Thin Man. 81
am an undertaken"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27

Poor Bill is not alone in this,
For every one. / guess,
Finds 1t hard. too, except the Miss
Who's wearing less and less.
Newark Advocate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Visitors Always welcomsa
WOOD BROOK R
METUoHEN. N. J.

Orders reserved at Seaman's
Pharmacy. Phone Perth Am
hoy 200 or rhone direct 20 the
farm
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27

We wonder why they didn't think
of IL before. But better late than
never. The Kaiser-Hun Grocery Cont
pany, of st. Louis, has changed its
name to the Pioneer Grocery Com
pany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27

isn't it awful the way prices have
gone UP 2" sighed Smith.
TT sure Isl agreed Jones. "A fell
low has to be a bird to be able to
feather his W nest these days"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Bits of.By-Pldy

BY LUKE McLUKE.
Copyright 1915. the Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-09-27
Our a special


Common Courtesy Is Mighty I'm
common.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
9as 2ei6en ais @r5ieber.
SON 8iid)of b. &eppler*

Ser er5iebli6e @ertb 0eS 9ei0ens
miro ~erltnrols in ser @eldidte oes
dgpptii6en Soiepb anidauli6 n1rb
ein6ringlid geidil0ert. Oie grfennt=
niB 6ieier 8eoertung oes 2eioenS ge=
bort Damn Defenders CUR 2ehenspeis=
felt ser Bialmett. Mlmablid lit tie
it 6en Mugemei1rbeltb Ser Meni6beit
iibergegangen. @S miro allgemein
'anerfannt, 6ab 6as 9ei6en fir Die
iittlide gnttpidl11ng l1no Gborofter=
bil6ltng gerobe3l1 nnentbebrlt6 lei,
6aB Ser Menib nod ttid)t als erprobt
gelten fo1tre, ner1 er nift 6ur9 6as
Se11er ser 9ei6en acknowledgements,
6ab Elm 2eben obne orles 9et6 51 Ell
1tem tobter Meere tpiirbe, baB ieoer
tpobre l1nb grobe Sortidritt bes @in-
5elnert n1t6 Der Meni6beit aus Dielen
@eben beruuSgeboren peroen miiiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
gegen @ott gu murrer1, tperln er DIM
li6 nit uns berfdbrt?"

,gegen @ott gu murren, tpenn er aim.
li6 nit lns berfabrt?"
@iner Der beiten Dienite, Die 6as
2eioen inns leiIten fam, tper11 mir
uns nur feiner beoienen tpollen, lit
Ser: es lprengt 6en 8onn Ser Selb1t-
iudt, 6es @goismns. Die gigenliebe
madt 6en lddyerli6en Berinh Dos Ell
gene feline Sh gum Mittelpl1nft bes
2ebens un6 Ser @elt 5l1 MAIDEN,
BRETT ii6 INNER Inn oieIes f1eine 3d.
bis tie Die 0rebfranfbeit befommt
nn6 5u feinem tiibtigen 8irfen mebr
fabig lit. 8or lauter SeIbit indt Der
liert ga Ser Menid fem mabres
Selbit, feline Seele (Wfotb. 10, 39).
'Solde gelbiudt lit Ser ihlimmlte
Mnsiab nn6 bie bD1eite @un6e. Mnh
0afur lit 6as 2eiben = Elm gutes
6riftli6es 2eiben - Ser bette Mr3t.
Die 8efrei1ng BON Der 9elbfiudt
lit oaeroings meiit eine i6mer5bafte
Sperotion; Inn 10 i6mer5bofter> je
tiefer 6aS @eidtpiir iitt. ga muB
eben ms 2eben6e ge16nitter1 mer6en.
Ser &ranfe iou ober babel Dem
bimmliiben Mr5t niht in Den Mrm
fanen, ni6t ms Meiier greifen, ion=
bern iid berbolten, tpie man eben BEL
elmer Operation iib berbolten lon:
rubig bIeiben, itanobalten, mitbelfen
fomeit 1pie m0glid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07

der peroen belidtigt nrb bie gemadr
ten @mpfeblungen tperoen in ben met
iten 66aen audi befolgt, aber bod gibt
es eS1ue, 100 man trobbem in oieier
8e5ieb1ng iebr iorglos lit. ST. ben
St16ten rtnb Iotp1rs I'M Staate betrug
Der Se11erI6uoen bonn 1. San1tar
1916 Big 1917 $776, 763.05, nn6 i'm
lebter Sabre $1,672,009.02. Sic
l4noIi6en 8e5irre itrb ba ni6t etnge-
i6loiien, 90 biele nod nidt beribtet
batten, ebenio Ser S%euerperlnt I'M
De5e1nber IN Siour Sans mdt. SIN
Sabre 1916 ma1rben abt Sammelipei=
der 3erltort nit pei11em 96aoen bon
$65,315, u1p6 tn 1917 adt5ebn Sam=
mellpeid)er NIT einem S6aoen bon
$2O2,173.
MitbelI. - Ser Mltla6en-
banbler s. S6erbac mltBte int bieli=
gen 5taotgeridte cine @elobuBe bon
$75 be5abler, meiI er Der ndt batte,
in einem 9m6foffer Sdnaps in 0aS
ufnod]entroGene" 5u66ufotn gu
%idmnggeln. = Gin Mppeu Der bteli=
gen Sanbelsfammer batte BEN @rfolg,
baB iib bereits 10 bieiige @eidafftS=
le1te erboten baben, I'M naditen Cont
nrer einen EbeiI ibrer Belt ben Sar=
ntern bon 9aptlon County our Berfii=
glt1rg 81 1tellen, nn6 mon boff, oaB
itb nod be0euteno mebr meloen lper=
6e11.
6lanoreon. - Cine urge
m0bnli6 grobe 3aW bon 80lfen na1r=
Sc in bieler Madbari6aft IN lebter
3eit geleben; fiir5lid muroe ein gro
Ber gra11er @olf iogar IN Ser Sm1pt=
ltrabe 6es 9orf es erlegt. Mm plant
Nun cine grobe Ireibiag6 anf 8olfe
11nb bofft, 6ie1e &m1btbiere in 1uie e.
rer @egen6 at berttlgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Mir6 Elm gdiff b1rh ben gturrn

@irb ein gdiff bnrd ben Stl1rm
binalsperidIagen in's unenolibe
Meeer, ba farm man6mal Elm @ilano
entbedt tperben, bas no6 in feline
&arte einge5eidmet 1T. SIN 5tlrm
Der 2eiben entoedt mander Wenid
crit 1ib 1elbit entbeft er in lib ielbit
Siefen bon 6e11er er feine Mbm1ng
batte; entbeH er in 6ieien Eiefen ut1=
gemiin5te @bGbe, sic er aub beben
|iom. 80 Wnrd6er fa1me obne Die Notb
nie CUR gntfalta1ng ieiner bolen
&roft, ieines gan8en @eiens.
" Muffriidl,ng nnb @ertiefung oes
9ebens tfu1t oftmals notb. 5SSn guten
Sogen iinft es oft berab 81 einem felt
iamen @enii6 BON 5ren1oem Mell-
Berlidem, Gitlem nn6 MIR tpenig ST.
cement un6 Snnerem. IS lit 5uiam-
menge1tidelt aus idipadlidem 8ol=
len, l1nlauterem Streben nn6 arm1e=
Iigem Gbun; gum groBen Sbeil emit
lebnt, erbettelt. geltoblen aug Der
l1mtpeIt aus an6ern Wenidenleben,
6ie ar6 ntdt biel beiier iin6 alS oas
eigene. Ne1es, tieferes 2eben farm
ga ofttnals MIR 611rb 9ei6en betpirff
nn6 bermittelt merben. 2ei6en Gebrt
ltns sic ms MeuBerli6e, @erga11q=
li6e> 9iin6bafte beritridte Seele bai=
fen, 11o6 6es @eilanbes Mabnnng, tie
ba1ien, rm iie f7iir Elm etpiges 2ebe1
um5ubilben nrr6 5n bepabren (Sob.
49, 25.)
Mn@ Ser @trom 6es 2ebens miro
err It 6oour6 Elm mirfli6 %nubborer
@rafttront, 6aB er IN leinem %geraoen,
2ntf 5r1m Meer immer mie6er bl1r6
Sin6ernilie oufgebalten, ideinbar
bonn Gn68iel abgelenff nr6 SIT l1mtpe=
gen genotbigt 1pir6. Ct bat 0iele lint
tpege n0tbig nnb Sen fortmdbren6en
M1rlauf qegen sic &in6erniiie, Inn iih
lelber l1n6 Mn6ere al flacren ur0 gu
ndbren.
Gin i6orfer 31tftneiiter lit 6os
2ei6, aber er bringt sic 6reibeit.
Menn Se1nan6 in 6i6tes Dornge=
itriipp geratben, far1 ,er nidt 6aral1s
befreit tper6en obne b1utige &iiie.
Mon@en 6euerbran6 Ser 2ei6en1daft
fonnte MIR np6 ser falte, i6orfe
tStrobl 6es l1nglids loihen. 8ie
bieGe paren rie &err gemor6en iiber
Sen @o6mutb, SEN 3ornmutb, Sic
@ol1uit, 6ie Srnnfiudt, batte nidt
Der 8libifrabl 6es ungIiids 6ie Sfla=
berfette 5errifien.
ct. gbrpioitomus: Ser Mr5t Der
6ient Sob ni9t Bios 6ann, tpe1n er
Sen &ra11fen IN liebli6e @arten, in
Ba6er un6 friide @aiier o6er an
f01tli6e Siibe fiibrt, lon6ern and
6ann, ne1m er i'm S11nger uno Durit
lei6enS ldBt, pe1r1, er i'm ms 8ett
un6 3immer bannt, ia ielbit tpenn ct
ibn bes Sonnenli6tes beral1bt ODER
6ie Gen1ter berbdagt u116 ber0unfelt,
eben1o men1 er ibn l9neioet nnb
lbrennt o6er bittere Mr5neien reiht.
@as er o116 tbut, er lit ser beilen6e
Mrat. sit eS Damn ni6t u1qere6t,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07
Kinder schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas T . RIA
Ser &atbp1iicbe &plDntja=
ttpnS Neretn ermettert
feline Sbdtt9fett.
@rtbeilt fpitenlpIem &atb a1 ale Sic
ser 2anomtrtbidaft. mad)5mseben
beabitdttgen.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February Z, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Ct + October 9Th, 1917.
Som @un1de getrieber, in biei len
1dtperen 3eiten Der Nation bei5nlte=
fen, fat Ser &atbolii6e SOLICITATIONS
@erein iein Selb u%rr6sleine Sbdtigfeit
in groBen Meabe %ertpeitert. Mls ein=
5ige bon ser fatboli16en &ir6e arper=
fannte Organization 0ieier Mrt croft
met ser @erein eine peitldnfige Bro=
spogonoa, I'M allen, Sic ibre Ebatig=
felt ouf 6os 2an6 per1eben mollen,
nit guten Natbe bei5niteber.
Die folgen6e grflarl1ng 0es Gr5>
bildofs bon Miltpa1fee, 81. @r5bi=
i60fliden @na6en Sebaltim 8.
MeBmer, @enerol6ireftpr 6es Ser
eins, legt flar nn6 oeutli9 sic Mb=
iidten un6 Metbo6en hes 8ereins
6ar.
Ser &atbpliide SOLICITATIONS Ser
et1t ser @er. Staaten; 1etne
3tele 1tnb Metbpben+
Ser &otboli16e SOLICITATIONS Ser
ein ser Ser. Stuate1 lit cine g6atio=
male. &Qtbolii9e Organization ber1=
fen, o%ngebe1t0en Mniie0lern NIT intel
Iigerter MuSfnnft un6 ebrlidem
&otbe bei5uiteben uno tie an5utpei-
fem, MOO iie iib 1ieberlaiien m0gen,
nn 2an1tpirtbidoft 5u betreiben. Sc
lit nidt Ole Mbii6t 6es @enetnes> Sc
ma16en ser gegentpartig 5ufrieoen
NIT ieiner Sage nn6 ieinem S6idlale
it, nm5uitimr11en un6 5u iiberreoen
unf's 2anb 51 geben. Sour oenen>
apelde bereits entl6loifen iin6> lire
2ebenslage 51 berbeiiern 1n6 auf 0os
2artb 5u geben, miu Ser @erein 6en
redten Weg tpeiien.
Ser &otb. &oI. Seer. lit Ser ein5ige
Mationnle Mniie6ler &erei1r 1tn6 sic
etn5ige Organization irgen6me1der
Dirt, tpeIde 1t6 6es &atbes Ser moro
annertfonti6en @r5biid0fe %erfnel1en
6nrf,
Ser &qtb. &ol. @eretn lit teine
gel6GftIi9e o6er gelbermerben6e
&orper16aft, me6er fa1ft o6er Der
fua1t, no6 eigret ct 9an6 in irger6=
tpeldem ieiner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dnrb 6os nit linn berbnnbene
@otb. 2an6n1sfunfts 8urem1 Der
Mereinigten Stooten lit ser @ereir
beitrebt, ole Stoaten Ger Union in
Ser Guide nad poIienoen 2an6ereien
511 6efen tint 6ie u1sgebebntelte grs;
mabl nnierem 2mp6iu6ern bieten 81
fonnen.
M11r 6nrGo11s berlGBli6e nno er=
fabrene So6mGrner tper6en nit 6e1
Eriifu1g FOLDER 2anofladen betraltt
@tli6e Ser befonnte item 9ano Sefo-
men 11tp6 Sodberitartoigen iin6 nit
6em nnteriudnngstperf fir Den
&atb. Sol. Ser. bei6dfttgt.
Se6es &olmiiotionsproieft miro
anf sic Observation-Disclosures un6 oer
gei66ftlihen Stanb Der 6te 2dr6e=
reten bon6babenben @eieQidaft bin-
unteri ndt, 10 6ab Ser Mniie6Ger &C.
na1t tneiB, ob Ell nit iolben 2eute11
in Siderbeit bon6eln 6arf.
8eionbere Mnfmerfimfet tpiro
o1th g%etpibnnet: <matti6en 1t6 &C.
iun6beits3uitdnbem @igenfdaft nmo
gr3e11grngsfraft BEG @ooens, Der
M11tpenbbarfeit 1es 2nttbes fiiir be1om-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-07

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
February 7, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
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S. Park Settee, 81
AI-metai frame: in natural wood finish.
$1.5O Lawn Settee, $1.15
Folding style. made Of hardwood; natural
$3.50 Windsor Rocker, $3.50
Solid eak. with arms: fumed oak finish.
$3.50 Oak Table, 81
For bed room. top 24124 inches. with shelf.
81 Kitchen Table, $l.6O
Made Of hardwood.
So Rocker, $6.95
Iumed oak; spring seat. covered in Spanish
leatherette.
SIS Rocker, $40
Fumed oak. with Spanish leather seat.
81 Rocker, So
With arms. finished in golden oak; saddle
s. Card Table, $2.25
Folding style. in mahogany finish. with felt
$3.50 Rocker, SIS
Solid Mahogany Fireside Rocker. covered in
tapestry.
$I4 Chiffonier, Sill
OF hardwood. in plain design: old ivory
finish.
$3.50 Smoking Stands, $I.5O
Mahogany finish. with glass ash tray. nickel
cigar holder.
$40 Reed Armchair or
Rocker, $40
Art reed finished in old ivory, with loose
cushion seat and back.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Specials from Our
Linen and
DOmeSticS Dept.

One $1S Bleached Double DAM
ask Pattern Cloth, S15-Beau-
tiful design; 2k yards square.
WOol-Anished Blankets, Sc pair
$3.50 value; size 66xS0 inches;
slightly soiled. pairs at this
price.
$3.50 Crochet Bedspreads. $50
extra large double-bed spreads:
Marseilles designs; slightly
soiled.
&1.s9 Tea Sets. S1.5s set-1s
pieces all pure plain linen dam
ask, IS doilies, in sizes, and
1 centerpiece.
$3.50 Pattern Cloths, $5.5O-All
pure linen: ~ yards long.
SIS Pattern Cloths. $l1.5D-2
extra heavy bleached double
damask Irish made cloths, 2h
yards wide and 3 yards long.
41S Pattern Cloth, SIS heavy
bleached double damask cloth,
21z yards wide and az yards
long.
PaIais Royal-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Mems Suits
$l4.50

About 100 suits in the collec-
ton; late spring models made of
cheviots. worsteds and cassi-
meres. in dark, medium and light
colors. Well-made and trimmed.
Sizes SO to A. Special for Friday
at &l4.JO.-Men's ShOp-Street
Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Long Kimonos, $1.25
Made Of fne batiste. null or Indian linen;
several different styles: some with large col
lars. For Friday only at $1.25.-Third Floor.
Special Lot of Drawers,
Friday, SOC

. OF superior cambria; straight or circular cut
styles; neatly trimmed with embroidery. FIJI
day only at b9e.-Thizd Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Mems Wear

Nainsook Union Suits, soc
81 grades with slight imperfections.
Sleeveless and knee length.
Shirts and Drawers at 39c
Slightly imperfect and sample gar
ments. Sleeveless and knee length.
Pajamas at $1.60
In plain and fancy colors. All sizes:
slightly imperfect qualities that should
sell to g.
Mems Handkerchief
zoe Each
Irish Linen Welt Handkerchief. Reg
ular CSC grades.
Tub Silk Shirts, $3.o5
With bright colored satin stripes. Sizes
1871 to 171a. IS values.
Mems Sh0p-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09

For boys and girls, in sizes 6 to 10 years. These
tockngs are fine ribbed qualities that will we'll
md give satisfaction They in white and black
special for Friday only at 29c.-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-09
Decorative Linens, Special
at Csc
Good Grade Window
Shades. at Csc Each

Perfect window shades in all colors, reg
ulation width: some 9 or Z feet long. Spe-
cal for Friday at ESQ each.-Second Floor.