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Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
DONALDSON WILL LEAVE
 VALDEZ AT EIGHT O CLOCK

Tor the convenience of those at tending the smoker at Fort Liscum tomorrow evening the launch Donald son will leave the City Dock at eight o'clock and returning leave Liscum at 11:3O. The smoker will be given un- der the auspices of the Garrison Amusement Association.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
Three Charged With Robbery.

DENVER. Col, Feb. S.-Follow- ing preliminary hearing at Brighton Colo, on charges of highway rob bery, Frank Milligan. a former city detective and Jake Fineberg. propri, etor of roadhouse, were held in five thousand dollars bond charged with the robbery of Mrs. Harry T. Noland who lost $3O00 in jewels on January 2 while at the roadhouse.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
SAYS DIVERSION
 WILL PROLONG THE WAR

|; AMSTERDAM, Feb. 8. Under Foreign Secretary Bussche of Ger many admitted today that the policy of the United States in diverting all neutral shipping entering American ports to the use of the Allies would prolong the war.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
MRS. JOS A. SILVERbfAN
 LOSES MANY RELATIVES

Mrs. Jos. A. Silverman recently re- |ceived the sad news that her mother, brother and uncle had died in Syria within a period of ten days of each other. She has received no word from khem for some time previous until the better arrived announcing their death. rnS war has caused thoss.hds oi deaths in Syria and Armenia from Famine.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
Washington Men Aboard

SEATTLE. Feb. S. Sixty-eight men from the State of Washington were aboard the Tuscania when she was torpedoed. They were from the cities of Bellingham. Burlington. Ev- erett. Seattle. Tacoma. Aberdeen. ard Port Angeles.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
|BO[SHEv|K[ CUT
 OFF ALI SUPPLIES
Owing tO Alleged COwardly Actions of Commander of Polish Army
 Government Refuses Help

PETROGRAD. Feb. 8.-The Bol- sheviki government has ordered that all supplies be cut off from the Pol ish region in Russia declaring the commander of the Russian army in that district cowardly poltroon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
ROOSEVELT IN BAD CONDITION Former President Submits to Second Operation and His Condition
 Is Reported Serious

NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Ex-Presi- dent a second operation today for fistula and abscesses in both ears. His condition was reported very serious by the surgeons in charge of the case. Roosevelt has cancelled his western speaking trip upon advice from his physicians.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08

In letter recently received from Mrs. Jack Meals, by relatives here, she states that the winter in Nebras- ka is unusually severe in that sec tion Mrs. Meals will be back in the spring.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
NORTHWEsrERN SAILS

SEATTLE, Feb. 8.-The steamship Northwestern sailed for the north to- day. with large consignment of pas sengers and freight. l. Hamburger, court stenographer, is a passenger for Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
AUTOS FOR SIGNAL CORPS

Agent Owen Meals reports that the local Signal Corps will receive two Ford autos on the steamship North western for use on the trail this summer.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08

AUeTnLAN CABINET RESIGNS
 E AMSTERDAM. Feb. 8.--Herr von lSsydlsr; praidiae e Austria, tendorad [ths Aesignation ot the entire cabinet
 to the emperor teddy. r.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
HER DOUBLE LIFE

Thede Bara in Her Double Life, " will be the attraction at the Empress Sunday night. 4 late Pathe News will also be shown. Tuesday "The Beast" will be produced.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08

VICTORIA STILL IN SEWARD
 At the hour of going to press the steamship Victoria was still at Sew ard and the local office mad received no news as to when she would sail.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08

APPOINTED AGENT Dr. J. A. Silverman today receiv- led the appointment as agent for the safe of government thrift stamps. and
 has entered upon his duties. The ap-
 |pointment was received from Secre- |tary of the Treasury McAdoo.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
MRS. ROOSEVELT RECEIVES
 CONDOLENCES OF PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. D! C.. Feb. B. President Wilson today sent mes sage ot sympathy to Mrs. Theodore
 Roosevelt expressing the hope tha: fthe iColonefs condition would sooni 5fmprove. 's,ft~... r"n
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
MANY PLANES
 BROUGHT DOWN Allied Airmen Destroy tifty-six HOs- tile Machines From January 26
 to Present Time

ROME. Feb. S.-Italian allied air men have destroyed 56 enemy ma chimes since January 26. according to a report made today by Gen. Diaz to the war board. He stated that the al lies had lost but few machines.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08

Harley. Josliu. formerly connected with the. vsldeE, Packing Company, b in Bellingham, having deposited IhA fs9istrsacn card with the regis kration board of that city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08

EAsT SUFFERS FROM COLD Elliot Stewart formerly conected
 with the ,Prospector. writes from
 Pennsylvania that the winter has been q hard one. and that he suffefa more fromt he cold than in AldSka, '1f, stsw2rt states that he will lesvs s stSs est foIri the coast in ths nsar ia-
 tare.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
London Rcvises Figures

LONDON, Feb. 8.-Revised figures indicate that the total number of vic tims on the transport Tuscania will exceed two hundred.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08
SAVE THE FOOD

Two wheatless days each /. } week, Monday and Wednesday. 1 } One evening meal daily. } wheatless. 1 One meatless. Tuesday. One meatless meal daily. 1 Two porkless days for each 1
 week. Tuesday and Saturday. !
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08

Corporal Rogers will leave over the trail for Tonsina within the next few days. 'c....~..
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08

The heavy gale blowing has held
 the mosquito fleet in port again to. day.
Valdez daily prospector., 1918-02-08

Pete Cashmah isi working as san.
 electrician at the big power plant |scr6ss tns bay. '@ se,>t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04

ors. William NJ. Nash OF Chcrryfeld
and 90 others. f. f. Babson Of
Brooksyille and III others. Fred A.
Torrey of stonington and nine 9TH
ers, William a. Walker Of Cas'lne
and IS others. John Johnston OF Am
herst and "a others. George W.
Brewster OF Dcdham and FL others,
w. y. Glow Of f,astbrook and seven
others. Milton B. Jordan OF Winter
Harbor and 10 others. Il. ". Cole Of
Brooklin and j. others. F. A. Baker
of Moscow and nine others, H. II.
Whitney Of Hartland and II 9TH
crs, Turner Buswell Of Scion and
20 others. David G. Pierce Of
West Forks Plantation and 10 9TH
ers, ". ". Creation Of Starks
and Is others, l.. {. Williams Of
Athens and Il others. q. +. Narne!' Of
Mercer and IL others, Frank II. Hol-
ley OF North Arson and IS others.
Jabez Daggett Of I3rookton and 10
others, John Sanders Of Prescott and
ii others. H. Il. Worcester OF 60
lumbia and Il others. +. J. Longtel-
low OF Bcddington and six others.
Ernest G.. Seavey of Crawford and 10
.others &. r. johnson OF Princeton
and Is others e. l.. Davis II Jones'
mort and 10 others. John \. Tuell Of
Deuuysviile and 10 others. Il. II. Put
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04

Commission the following changes
in switching charges to become ef-
fective May 80, 1915.
For switching carloads between
Storms Siding. East Hampden, and
the Maine Central connection at East
Hampden. 81. The present charge is
IS per car.
For switching carloads Except
coal to Maxfields), between Bangor
and Buckleys, Morse's or Maxfield
Siding, Sc per car. The present rate
is S. per car.
For switching carloads Except
coal to Maxfield's) between North
Bangor and Buckley's Siding, Morse's
or Maxfeld's Siding. Sc per car. The
present rate is S. per car.
For switching carloads from the
Maine Central connection at Front
street to Broad street, Sc per car plus
and additional charge between May
18th and August 18th, 81 per hour or
fraction thereof, over two hours hat
the car is held by the consignee on
the company's tracks for the purpose
of loading or unloading. The pres ent
charge is SO per car.
For movement of grain in carloads
from Bangor or North Bangor to
Eaton's Siding. S. per car. The
present charge is IS per car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
Primary Papers

Inc Following primary nomination
papers were filed at the department or
State Friday:
herbert T.. Locke Of Augusta. Demo
l"'ic candidate for county attorney Of
Nenhebec county. petitions of ! G.
cooper Of Readiield and j. Others. II p
Miller Of Readfield and Is others e..
nest L. Goodspeed OF Randolnb and \
others. Frank Il. Mace Of Aurusta 49,,
- others. T.. W. Rogers Of I2aI,-o,,o
ana Il others. and Carl &. Jones Of Wa+.
erVille and rs others.
Benedict T. Maher OF Augusta, Re
publican candidate for the House ar
Representatives. petition Of Willis F..
o"ift OF Augusta and - others.
Arthur J. Chick of Monmouth Denub-
mean candidate for State senator from
kennebec county; petitions Of Arthur
=. shaw OF Clinton and IS others, n n
r. Aver Of North Vassalboro ana nirs
others, u. j. Clearwater Of rta1,oot,
ana Il others, Joseph ". Allen or rs.
vernon and II others, Fred !. Brown !,
f'eddhrld and i6 others. Ucrher. L,
I ostcr OF Winthrop and II otbers y !,
: Lenfest Of Manchester and IN o.,,o
=. H. Clarke Of Randolph and u others
~ " = Bartlett of WateIville and a
ol"eI5' H. u. Norris Of WAYNE and -
o'iefs' y ". Morse Of Oakland ana :,
'''e's' =. y. ClasOn Of Gardiner and II
o.hers' a. d. Cole Of West Gardiner and
lI'he Others and Fred II. Malcolm or Al.
susta and 20 others.
:. crosby Hobbs or Camden Demo.
cratic candidate for sheriff Of knox
county.
rank 4 French Of Vienna, Demo.
Cia'ic candidate for the House of Fen
iesehtatiFes from the class distrie, co,,,
prised Of the towns of I.eadfeId ~,
Nerhon. Wayne, Rome, Fsyet,o ~
VIENNA; petition of w. q. Pierce j.
vienna and 10 others.
John King Of Oakland. Dar,ocr,.,,
candidate for the House of Renrosont.
yves from the class district cononr,soa
u nc towns Of Belgrade, sidnev liza
oakland; petition of G.. A Jon,so -
oakland and IS others.
hehry f. Emery Of Manchesta-
publican candidate for sherir !,
ieDec county; petitions of wiu,,n, -
taines Of Waterville and % o,her, ~
=. Jones Of Gardiner and nine otbsr,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04

The once of the provost marshal
OF Maine is quietly but enerCctical-
~ working on the apprehension Of
the slackers and deserters and MAX
ing progress far greater than is real
lied by the public in general. TWEEN
~ cases have been attended to since
last reported in this department. as
follows. tho men. when held. being
sent TO Camp Devens. as follows,
April lG-One from New Hamp-
shire and one from Gardner. Mass.
April Cone from Lewiston and
one from Riddeford being appreherd
I'd physically examined and found
disqualified.
April 25-One from Biddcford.
April 2s-One from Lewiston: one
from Old Town: three from Bang r.
l-ApsA al1TMo from partlaud.= ore,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04

It's articles Of Incorporation approved
by the Office of the attorney geneI al:
superior steam Laundry Company,
organized April 10 at Portland. The
location Of the corporation is in
Scarborough. Capital stock, $4,000:
all common; paid in. $500: par val
Nc. $40; shares subscribed, $40. Pres
dent and treasurer, Emma l.. Sea
vcy. Scarborough: clerk. Maria 4
Larrabec, Portland: directors. Emma
l.. Seavey. Scarborough, Maria 4
Larrabee. Portland, Alonzo l.. Goo
gins. Scarborough. Purpose, TO op-
crate a general laundry business. APP
proved May 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
HON. JOHN A. PETERS
FILES PRIMARY PAPERS

The primary nomination papers OF
Hon. John A. Peters of Ellsworth,
Republican candidate for Congress in
the Third Maine District. We're fled
at the Department Of state Friday.
The papers came in SO sections and
they were signed by Forrest 3. snow
Of Bluehill and 81 others, 3. \. Blais-
dell Of Franklin and - others. II. y.
Spracue OF Pembroke and - others
:. L.. Duttou Of Steuben and IL 9th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04

II comprises variety Of
dainty corset covers, combina-
tions. chen,ises. envelope chem
ises, brassieres, nishtsowns.
petticoats, boomers and draw
ers. Beautifully styled, trimmed
and stitched. These prices make
them irresistible values.
Corset Covers in many styles
Of lace and hamburg trimmed.
Marked at 80 -5o-5e and Csc and
up to $3.50.
Ladies' Night Gowns in fine
quality batiste, nainsook and
crepe. in white and flesh color,
also pink in tho new Blue Bird
style. All sizes marked at $500,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04

nam Of Danforth and 20 others. II. II.
farrar Of Ripley and eight others
W. w. Hislcr of Windsor and 20
others. l.. N. Norris of Wa,ne and -
others, G. ". Jones Of China and IL
others, Harry r.. Halves Of Nassal-
boro and so others, Fred l. Brow. az
Readfeld and IS others, John M
Eastman Of Benton and IL others
Frank j.. Besse of Clinton and .,
others. +. &. Meadcr Of Chelsea and
al others, n. J. Bamford Of tavett,
ana ~ others. Arthur j. Chjc. ~
Monmouth and II others. Thomas
Anderson Of Pittsfield and Is ORR.
F. +. Bowen Of Morrill, and 10 III,
ers' ;. E. Bowler Of Palermo and -
others. Albert Pierce OF r.ra,I.e, :.
ond % others, Edward E,van. 80
aioo ana j. others, James 4. Ca,Ia-
,oh OF Winterport and IL Others II
w hI"el OF Northport and IL ~
ers' Fred \. kenney OF knoY ana -
others, Edward J. vosc Of rreedo-,
ana ~ others. A. T. Nicl<erson nf
a"anFille and seven Others Ins,ah
,olson Of Prospect and % otbers .'na
T. p Chase Of Unity and 10 otbar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
Wash Dress Goods OF DeSir-
able Quality for 7Oddy>S
Selling
Selling

38-inch Plain Dress Wolfe
in % fancy and staple
shades, all marked at
25c I'd.
36-inch Silk and Cotton
Crepe in all the best shades.
Regular value, 65c.
For today, i9c yd.
36-inch Beach Cloth in
shades pink. rose, copen,
navy, reseda, tan, Alice
and white. Worth 39c.
Special price, 29c
36-inch beautiful quality
Mercerized Poplin in every
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
Trimmed Hats at Record
Breaking Prices

There is characteristic difference somewhere about
hats that distinguishes millinery from others in
wnsomeness and style features and there is enough d.
versy in assortment of Modsh Millinery to satisfy
all demands.
Our regular prices saving of IA to 1-3 from
what you would elsewhere and when say Reduced
Prices that means much greater saving. Today say
Special Reduction Trimmed Hats. wonderful var-
ETY. to choose from, specially priced for todays selling
at. S2.9S, S3.98 and $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
STATE HOUSE
Next Council Meeting p NJ Tuesday, May 7

a wilful deserter and sent un6@r
guard.
May 1-One from Westbrook.
one also from Greenfield, Mas !.
date not reported.
Emile Cote was arrested in Water
vile. sent to Lewiston and from therc
taken by a Fall River, Mass. officer
to that place for wilful desertion.
-Four men have also been appre-
hcnded and given their physical ex.
aminations in Portland, their cases
now pending.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
Draft Rulings

| -AdJutant General George Mel.
| Presson, the provost marshal of
Maine. Friday received a communi-
| cation from the office Of Gen. L. H.
Crowder, the provost marshal gen
eral, in relation to the enlistment
and induction Of registrants, which is
Of particular interest at this time.
The attention Of this Office is be
ing constantly directed to the action
OF certain local boards which persist
in giving their registration permits
I to enlist in various or all branches of
the military service.
Attention is called TO the difference
between enlistment and induction.
Enlistment is accomplished by The
/ military authorities. Induction is ac-
complished by local boards. Men
subject to the provisions of the Sc
I iective Service Act may not except
in few Instances, be enlisted in the
military service. They may enter
the service only by induction b.. their
local boards in accordance with the
provisions OF the Selective Ser; ice
Regulations. On the other hand. men
/ outside Of draft age. under no cir
cumstances may be indicted :nto
service By local boards Such per
sons are outside the Jurisdiction OF
the Selective Service Regulations. on
the other hand men outside of daft
age. under no circumstances NAV be
indicted into service only BY enlist :
ment by the proper military authori-
ties.
Under the provisions Of the res,I-
laions rcgistrants who conform to
certain requirements may enlist in
the Medical Enlisted Reserve Cons.
tho Engineers Enlisted Ees.yvo
| Corps, the Aviation Section, Signal
Enlisted Reserve Corps, the Enlisted
Reserve Corps Of tho Quartermas-
{ tors Department and the Signal In
| listed Reserve, Corps. TO effect an
enlistment in one Of these Enlisted
( Reserve Corps. no certificate or ner-
mt by local board is required. /. he
registrant must. however, conform TO
the regulations governing such en-
| listmcnts.
[ Mess reSistrant can qualify for
'hi'olilitIlt IN one OF the Enlisted Re-
serve Corps, he can enter tho mill
tary service only by induction bv his
+, local board. Local boards in I'm
can induct non delinquent regis
trants only in accordance with gen
eral or special calls authorized by the
Governor or adjutant general of the
state, or IN accordance with compn-
tent individual induction orders
. signed by the chief OF a corps or de-
partment OF the army. The person,
authorized to issue such indIyiL a
orders are the adjutant general OF the
army, the chief signal officer. the
surgeon general of the army me
chlel OF the coast artillery, the cu.ef
OF ordnance, the chief of engineers.
me quartermas general, the di ..r-
lor OF gas service. the director of the
TANK corps, the chief Of the military
intelligence bureau, the committee on
education and special training.
Voluntary induction Of registrants
INTO military service before their or
ger numbers have been reached ~
their local boards. was stopped IAN.
H. 1913, and remains STONED Ex-
istlnS conditions do not permit the
withdrawal of this prohibition. Local
/ boards must not induct man npdar
."e authority conferred by this Sec
tIon OF the regulations at this tiua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04

new shade, including black
and white. Value SOC.
Special, 39c
Excellent quality 32-inch
Bingham in plaids, checks,
stripes and plain colors.
Marked at soc yd.
32-inch Bingham, wide
range patterns,
Marked at 39c
Very large range Bates
Bingham in plaids, checks,
stripes and plain colors,
Marked at 25c yd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
New Drapery and Curtain
Materials Have Just
Been Received

This assortment is easily
the most complete we have
ever presented. 1t is not
chance that brings them
here. but the result of an
organized search for the
finest grades and designs
manufactured.
Beautiful Crctonnes, Fan
cy Bordered Scrims. and
other serviceable materials
are included in this show
ing.
Cretonnes marked at 25c.
39c. SOC. 65c, 79c, soc.
S1.0O. sl.25.
Scrim in many styles,
white, cream and ecru.
marked at l5c, 19c, 25c,
29c and SOC I'd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
New Spring Undermuslins
in Great Variety

$3.50. s1.75, st.93. up to s2.es.
All the very newest in Envelope
Chemise. white or pink lace
trimmed or embro dered. A
wonderful assortment to choose
from. Marked at
$500, s1.25, $3.50
Silk Camisoies in flesh and white
in crepe de chine and wash satin.
Many handsome styles.
Marked at $1.o0-$1.5o
Crepe and Silk BIoomers in pink
and white at $500 up to $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
Public Utilities

The Public Utilities Commission
will be in Portland today for a hear
ing in the matter of the petition of
the sclectmcn of kittery for the abol-
ishment of a grade crossing with the
York Harbor d Beach Railroad in
kttterXs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
TOO WEAK
TO FIGHT

The Come back man was
never down-and-out His iss,l
condition because Of overwork, lack !
mands stimulation to satisfy thss "
for health-giving appetite and ~
freshing sleep essentia. to strao,
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil CanspssIa
the National Remedy of Holland. =;
do the work. They are wonds.ssl
Three OF these capsules each daV ~
put man on his feet before he M
1t; whether his trouble comes from w
acid poisoning: the kidneys, gravel n
stone In the bladder. stomach deranss
over-zeaious American. Don't wait n.s
YOU are entirely down and out, bur 10y
them today. Your druggist will gladly III
fund your money il they DO not helm -
Accept no substitutes. Look for II
name GOLD MEDAL on every hs %
three sizes. They are the pure. orisira
imported Haarlem Oil Capsules
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
Our New Suits ~
Are Notably
Stylish y

Women going to spend much of their time this sea-
in Suits, for they attractive, and always so
servceable.
The who is economizing will find these suits
ready" for every occasion at all times.
Handsome Serge Suits in navy, black and plain tai.
lored models nicely lined Observation-Disclosures $500
Stylish Misses Suits in alwoo serge and popn peated
effects trimmed with braid .S195O
Smart models for Women and Misses in al-wool serge
navy. copen and black, lined with peau de
cygne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
Heavy Mems Wear Serge Suits lined with peau de cygne
in dressy and plain tailored models. All sizes for Misses
and Women up to 46. Observation-Disclosures. S25 M
QQQQQQQ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04
New Dresses
EUerv Woman Will Like

There is youthful charm and daring III the newly
arrived models that will lift them to heights in fem
nine preference From the fitted in silhouette to the
more extended line of the gathered unc they present
delightful style range.
Special lot of brand Tafeta Silk Dresses in navy,
Liberty blue. taupe and plum. Misses and womens
Pretty Taeta Dresses in boerO models in navy Lib
ery blue and taupe, trimmed with sash and ball
trimming. Misses and womens sizes up to 80. $1,000
Splendid assortment of styles in taea or satin in navy
Liberty blue taupe brown black and plum. Misses and
The new Summer Dresses here displayed in many
charming styles.
Handsome Bingham Dresses in large variety of pat
terms and coors. pretiy trimmed ........... sos
Other different styles in ginghams combined with white
wolfe, up 10 el1.oo
Dainty coored Wolfe Dresses in handsome patterns
oo''V 'io'oO
New Dresses in white and flesh Georgete and crepe de
chine showing many style variations, prettily trimmed
with contrasting colors. $3.50 to $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-04

Tailored and Lingerie styles in all white cOlOred stripes
plain tucked models and large collar styles. S1OO
NEILWORTH & WHITMORE brand of Lingerie Waists,
.old under a guarantee for style. wear and fit,
S1.OO and $500
Attractive Batiste Waists. trimmed with novelty buttons
and coIored linen collars .S19S
Smart Blouses in voes batste. with Dutch necks
sailor collar and new shawl collar. have colored
broidery and colored linen collars 500
Lingerie Bouses in dainty dressy styles S29S to $500
Charming assortment of Waists in Georgete and Crepe
de Chine. embod.ing the newest style features The
coors arc white. flesh. beige. Liberty and marine blue
Specially priced OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s39S
Observation-Disclosures