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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-30
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G. Hauch.

G. Hauch.
Wilhelm Zabrer,. En- Autobio-
graf fra Christian den 2dens
It'd. ESQ Slider ............. 30
Guldmageren. Romantisk Begi-
venhed fra Diet forsvundne
Aarhundrede. s6s Slider ..... 60
Marie Henckel.
Vebnersholm. En- Adelsdames
#Llvsnlstorle . I. ........... so
Emanuel Henniagserl.
Fra Upland. To Fort@llinger.
Carl Hermann.
Kongens Yndling (Peder Grif-
fenfeldj. 300 Slider. Nv.
bind Bind. Hettet 100
Ludwig Holberg.
Jeppe paa Bjerget, eller den for
vandlede Bonde. Comaedie udi
H. c. Hornum.
Frederik Gjeldsgaard el1er Hit
tebarnet. Historisk Roman fra
Napoleon den Stores It'd. 200
c. Hostrup.
Eva. Skuespil i fire Akter e.
spa1tet Udgave) .............. 20
]. P. Jacobsen.
Marie Grubbe. Historisk Ro-
man. 272 Slider .............. 90
Johannes V. Jensen.
Kirken i Fars6. Med Forfatte-
rens Portrait og fem Illustra-
toner af Q. Aalberg. Ele-
giant udstyret ...,........ 40
Cornelia Levetzow.
Edlens HEN ................... as
Fl. H. Lefolii.
Fortsellinger og Sagaer. fortalt
for Born i Hjemmet og paa
Skolen. Indb. .:........... so
Otto M@ller.
Guild og ERE. Roman. 200 S. 40
Anton Nielsen.
Strpgods. Smaafortellinger -. IS
Zakarias Nielsen.
Maagen. En- Nutidsfortalling.
900 Slider 90
FIR. Paludan-M Muller.
Ungdomskilden. En- Fortel1ing. rs
Henrik Pontoppidan.
Fra Hytterne. En- Skildring al
Seder, Skikke og Uskikke hos
den danske Bondestand ...... as
Ada Ravnkilde.
Judith Fyrste. En- Fortaelling
med ct Forord af G. Brandes.
To Fortsllinger. Tantaluskva-
Ter. - Pyrrhussejr. .......... IS
Filth Reumert. !,
Fra Theater-Ferien. Skildringer
oe Odkast .35
Johanne Schj9rring.
Havets Datter. En- F%ortelling
fra Vesterhavet. 1914 Sider... so
Fra War til Host. En- Livshi-
storie. 174 Slider ............ so
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H9jfjasldsprsest. En- Fortaelling.
1o2 Side so
L. p. Sommer.
Herrerne paa Hammershus. For
talling fra Bispetiden ........ rs
Wilhelm Disregard.
Jonas Has og hans Kone, SAINT
here andre .Fort8llinger...... IS
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-30
Stor 11n9Gfspprt.

65iirlnoet r2aneelanos Booeritof-
forel,ita1 bor ifplge ,@ibe 9tiftst.1
erbperbet uofprfelstIla6elie foe ct
itbrre Narti 2png til aDifIalo, 9port
ben formooentlig ffnl a1berbes fonl
:Sooentof. 8etalingen erlagges !
@arer, om 6oreringen bar grng
for 2pngen leperes life alet1e fro
Mibe Station, men tillige fra gar-
De, Sig, 8a1Ioager, Garm, @rinoifeo
90 8ranbe. On 2an6mano fra Gge-
baf-&nnten bar ligelebes Foaet n6-
f6rielsttlln6elie fra @eoifeo Station.
.Sele @fsporttiIla6elim ffal omfntte
gognlaoninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-30
H. G. Andersen.

sES&%GLNaE 5s-%r.& fG#SSESS .S&&S.1&%tEffSEE
Udyalgte Eventyr og Historier.
I'll. 7o4 Slider med II8 Illu-
strationer, elegant indbunden. 1850
Billedbog uden Billeder, smukt
udstyret, med I~llustrationer at
G. Berner, III Slider. ........ as
Herman Bang.
Irene Holm, og andre Fortellin-
ger. 2o4 Slider ............. rs
Sofus Bauditz.
Sporsne. En- Vinternoyelle..... .35
Wilhelm Bergs6e.
Fra sollyse Strande. as
Tordenskyen. En- F%ortalling fra
Koleraepidemien i KjSbenhavn
Fra Piazza del Popolo. En- No
velle-Cyklus. 845 Slider, ele-
Hvem var han? Eft Livsbillede.
Tospaltet Udg. .............. 40
Sofus Birch.
Ire. Fortsellinger. 2-spaltet I'd
; gave ~. 10
St. st. Blicher.
De tire Helligaftener, SAINT andre
Fortellinger af danske Forfat-
tere, 1913 Slider, smukt Om-
stag 80. rs
Ingvar Bondesen.
Rettergang og Skriftemaal. For
t%ellinger. 81 Slider ......... 90
Hersen paa Steinarstad. En-
Fortalling fra Hellig Olafs
It'd. ESQ Slider. Heftet -. sc
Karetten fra LGnneskov. Ro-
man / tire Dele. Med Forfat-
terens Portret. Heftet ...... &c
l.. Budde.
En- Historic ON Julenissen..... rs
Erik B6gh.
Unge Jens Je.en, SAINT andre For
tallinger af danske Forfattere.
1913 Slider, i smukt Omslag...: rs
Jonas Tvsermoses Ergrelser. 1853
Slider . &C
Holger Drachmann.
Derovre fra Grendsen. Ny I'd
gave med Digterens Portrat og
B1Ograf1 . +. rs
Sgmandshistorier. 500 Sider.... IS
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L. Budde.
En- Historic ON Julenissen /.
Erik B9gh.

Holger Drachmann.
Derovre fra Grendsen. Ny I'd
gave med Digterens Portrat og
Biografi
Sgmandshistorier. 33o Sider....
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

We have talked for generations
IN this country and In England or
democracy. hut II " only in the day
Of go,r great crisis that We have
realized that our democracy has
never reached the IDEAL OF the Dec
iaratiou OF independence.
Today We are awake to our obli-
cations. We know that capitalists
and lahorrr alike must make sacri-
fees for the cause Of democracy.
We know that In the future All
special privileges must Yield to~the
good OF the whole pCople
We are engaged I'm what We an
hone ~ the last desperate tghl
against the 30 -callgd divine risht OF
kings and Of privilege We are
fighting 40 that an men and all ma -
tIons may enjoy their inalienahle
rlghts-nfc liberty and the pursuit
NJ happiness We have seen the
light through the smoke and flame
NJ battle Mo know that democ-
raCy cannot he safe In the future
unless an special privileges are
eliminated and the rights of the
p~ople secured We know that IN
England and IN this county We are
approaching period ot real nous.
trial democracy
our task m the present ne well "
In the future is 10 lend "a sympa
theuc ear to tho prophets Of ih'
I new order SO that We may discover
I the foundation stones upon whiof
/ tho new democracy should be butt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
THE ARTFuL DODGERS.

Enomles ot the ~ superstition
Rre citing in confirmation ~ their
skepticism that our first expedition
ary force to France left on the thir-
teenth ~ the month in thirteen
transports and was thirteen days
making the tourney And In spite
NJ this triple hoodoo there was only
one man IN when the troops ar
rived such proofs arc futile. how
over. In shaking the belief Of those
who fear the malign Influence ~
the "unlucky" number Ludicrous
A. II may appear 10 many personS.
there are actually number OF SKY
Scrnpers' In New York city that
/ have no thirteenth floors, After
( one passes the twelfth floor the next
stop is the fourteenth This very
palpable subterfuge 10 deceive n
supposedly ineNorahle and malignant
/ fate, IT, the owners of the hulldinp
will tcil you. not because they are
/ themselves superstittous, but be,
cause so many Of their tenants are
Fear OF IL Is. beyond doubt. IN,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Women Mall Carriers.

DETROIT. Mich. April 81
what women are doing to I'm the
places Of men called 90 war has
been given another demonstration
here Recently Postmaster Wtllam
J Nagel announced that fifty WON
en- soon would begin carrying man
at the local posi- office ana sine"
thon one Of the large Detroit auto.
mobile manufacturing companies
advertised for girls 10 drive ana
test ears" More than q score or
women already are engaged IN TINS
work I'm one factory.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

s"'le'N. u v- j. d'n'N0 OF '' ~ Nv
ci'l1'ns th't 'h'F ''nI'h'.e 7.
lh'he To w"i'i' ~ iN' h.'., ,na ''.
most "hNh 0'"h'H i''l IN 'll'
country 'h' D" t'.E''''.N '' W ~
!u'A' N.''h' '' ''' '-'' '..'e ~,
,..,..,r.... mn. bc
romrle,on crushed to the earth.
For more ihnn q hundred years
N' ave '' ~ ONNy y. MS p'h'l,'
eminent Ne nave de,oici our.
selves % work ne out the problems
NJ representative Eo''rhm"ni ana
W., ~, w.. ,.,,., '' ''o, rt,S ,,r .e na,c
.ei,ar ..ept tn,urhi ~, our economic
.n,ohIru. Nyc have TOO often for.
rotfeu an our rnro fur the rights ~
pr,perfy ihc ncro4sity " pro'cci.
irr the Interests nf those who work
win thar HANDS
d, fnFg ,at 40 hayn taLen nm the
r,ro of barlc for dcmocrpcv and
for the prots.,iou Of woak and on
oresa,d rronloa
II Wc ynuld no true 10 tho has,
trsdtiiona of ,his rourtr,y vc must
r.mcmncr ,h,t mis- hattie for de
,,,cr,r, n,a, no tho lasi grca,
r,rht arniosl nr,vilere that II ran.
M, to n,orrt, "a , s,crossf,,l con
rl,,top unI,,s uo ,aLc rhougbt for
m. ,I,b, - The veal ma onprcssed
re,,ls n, homo "a von "a abroad
,,,,i.,,c,,, -, pr,r,,,.y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Hitherto Untried Order of Social
Democracy WWRule World When
Present Gigantic Struggle Ceases

Every shot that iH fired out Of
our trenches everv shell that
screams across No Mans Land Is
signal that America is rghtlns for
newer and better civilization
Three years ago "" were an hlkinh
about the causes witch led the men
of FEance and England 10 take M
arms against Germany. Today We
have almost forgotten the wars
causes. We are an ngh,inE IN the
workshops ~ we'll as bro lNe
trenches. fOr World In which every
man shall enjoy hts run share In tho
World.H hlosElnEe Tho ont wor.
notions ~ government bv priN'"s'i
pipas~s the old ideals ~ intefni
tional relations which grew 1l' ~
tho sclfsL deatle of "a D nation 90
get tho better Of iiS u iEUhutt are
rapidly disappearing ant r"N .l'aI'
Of International helpmlnets based
upon national dcmoCra"N 100 when
every man shall have = i"a. chance
- happinagh are rapidly 'l."h
their place.
Ever since f776. We 10 Amcrlon
have been struggling to reNl|1e our
| IDEAL OF democrary. government
under which II might truly be said
/ that "all mon are created equal,
| hut thus far difference boo nlrth ir
( education. ana IN economic oppor
/ tunity have iutsrrcred with ou'
| itcpl
| The .,ociaIis's tell M that our IN
| iuetrlRl society is 80 organized ina
| our deal . impossible ~ attain
mcnt. that NetRccn capital an,
/ labor therc can Gc NO community ~
/ interests. that the class strurgl'
must 60 on un the workers have
conquered their industrial freedom
f. that r"lomiion In this country ~
well as In Russia lF the only meant
Of salvation for the world. But 'herl
arr decp thinking and far seeini
men IN THIS country and IN Englan'
/ who have seen new vision VIII
he'Ieve that the new democracy vii
10 established through GO operation
rather than through rlass struggle
ana that m this wav peacc viii nnct
more descend on the whole world.
Tho new democracy will he 70
public IN witch men who work viii
their brains and men who worl
with their hands will share equal,
In the government Of the people be
cause both are ~ The people II
tho new social order special privl
lege NJ wealth and of position vii
disappear.
This new democracy will ALLOW
very small space and even smalle
consideration for the purely deco
tatiye and unproductive elements q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
OUR WELLS

Are pounding away day and night on both
of our leases. The Well in the Okmulgee
Youngstown pool is expected to be brought
in any minute. We have struck the gas sand
and from all indications the well will be
the largest in the field. Before am through
writing this advertisement we may have
gusher as large as those brought in by the
O. p. & X. Joe Milan, president Of the Shirt
Sleeve Oil Company is on the ground su-
perintending the drilling and he wired here
yesterday that well was making better than
several million feet of gas, 80 we are ready
to drill in now and this is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28


tut two r,onths and already the bat
tory had ssou itg bcst d,y4 Its plates
V.r. ,lif,tDt and lupkIci. water had
r.t h,.r added Go ~ 900 any Of the
tim. u use. and us temperature ~
.fg, tI,.a az ih. .1.cff,uf WAS over no
trgr,.s In Il very short tima DO
viii hr btt,irs another hattpry
'-rI, frt ran burned his lights
hrr.rIsp hr ,,4s touring for long
distance. and mot using his Ht,rter
r.sr, than inrr, or four timea "a Hsv
1,.ib,ut. fIg. npht,.h burning hr would
b, pr.iIry tr o.cersi,e charge into
Nr. battery rvrrb,atIrg ~ and fu
all, nr,,kIpr dawn tnr lr.ultluu
.rhiq man kent a careful record
nf MIA battrryrg work lie cave II
Nsf,Il,l V,trr ever, week In auut
p,s- water and a little radp ria
b,dr.rtctet .fyrtncc told him iis apc
,Ifi, rrsyity al AN umra. and hs
never dtd the fooi,ah. Trick or toat
Ing "a ly .n4prius tho wires and
plI,rs a.r,.r, II D., -,. II a was
/ aIiyo'
.Ig fri,rt. enid hr bnrro,sed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
RNITERN NEEDS.

when You Res motorts's lights
brightly burning ON sunny day
40 not conclude that he iH cnrel"Hs
or crazy no may he mmpy tryiuT
10 keep down his battery tomp'ra
ture and save his hpiterica from pre-
mature dcstruotion
on long distance rides. where tho
starter ia little used turning on th"
lights occasionally prevents putting
an excessive charge into the storage
tattcry. ovcrhosting A. and finally
breaking down tho insulation
Frank Mason IN the Illustrated
World points this uorHl hy t'a'tlh
irF an automo ohtle collision ou uhf nt
the roads between Chicago 'ni
/ Cleveland ono drivor IL s"crs bhd
| his lights Ehing though u WIS
/ broad daylight
Friendly Advl,v.
I '"Thr othnr." writes Mr Mason.
/ could not bear 10 see The fir', drih
er wasting his battery su hc vr'l"h
/ In a loud voice, Turn off YOUR llthW
/ A. he did SO and ~ lyn whH looking
toward tho driver of the touring 'Hr
/ hr crashed into uho usr, damaging
bDth mnrhineNA
he man who crashed into the
touring car fclt II to b. mo dup Ca
.ru tne driver about hls llgh T. ana.
therefore. he was very ibJocrui
ntout the whole affair ~ was not
unin the cAAn waA brought into court
thai tho 'duufur man realized that
his duty Was to mind his own bust
ness and stHy up on storage bat.
tcrics and thfir care.
Saves Battrry.
The man who burned his lirhn
ON q long tour win probably bc able
to- use his battery for two years ~
moro. The man who yelled, Turn
of your lights had ownc l hia Utl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
who Nnuld1

Daughter Now you've gone and
Epoiled everything George doesn
come 10 see me any more.
Mother wei, what more could !
dna DIDN'T treat him Ike one OF
the familyT
Daughter You aid. And he would
not staud for Il.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
80 to 500 for One

besides your interest in from 5000 to az
high as $1,000 or 10000 barrels of oil daily
production. You can't afford to stay out
Get in while you can. We will never sell
another share of this stock after this first
we'll drilling allotment has been sold should
this well be big gusher, / will bet you
we get bigger producer'than the ones al
ready in in t. field. We can't miss a
real gusher tn st time, feel sure The
oil is there, | believe. 1t will undoubtedly
mean fortune to you who buy this stock
before this drill cuts into this rich oil sand
The time is now short. This well will soon
be in the sand Don't let the wise ones beat
YOU to it and get all of this stock before this
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Your Chance

To make fortune over night by investing
In this last drilling allotment of stock
Within the next few hours we may have
five or ten thousand-barrel gusher. Then
every share Of this stock should return mon
strous large monthly dividends, possibly one
thousand for one within short time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

NoWATA. Apru 27 Mrs Lula
NJ lieffner. OF this city. who has
hcen rucce~sful IN oil operations in
tho shallow sand field and who iH
the only woman producer who man
ages her own properties In the state,
Is preparing 10 move to Rrownwood
Texas, where she has largo holdings
IN tho new oil field opened up near
that city,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

'lI your huFhRud m YETI" ~
guirod mo cariy morning caller
Il cucw ne 1s" replied the stern
woman AZ the donr
"Wcll "a llke to Snv a few words
30 him
go would He hasn't come home
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

Lady ,putertng bank, very bust
ucsauke) / wlsh to get a lihariy
loan bond FOR my husband
clerk what Aize please
Lady why. don't believe I
know eNAciiy. but he wears IS
shirt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
S1,OOO,OOO

or more a year to be divided among the
stockholders. Think what that means to
the stockholders of this company with
small capitalization of only $98,00 Your
stock should be worth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
rhc Ironl Wheels clg have n
ny FREDERICK q. GUEHRLICH. n IL

rcr The front wheels cI[, have n
llttlc logs.
. GOl llo Won think or know if
The roNernw,nt viii hkr over ih"
gasoline from pleasure rorR aud
only allow commercial cars tp bas"
~ this Fninmtrr
do not believe tho EovCru-
mcnt viii take over the kasuiihc
supply from pleasure cars,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

on this lease within 30 days The pro-
ceeds from the sale of the oil from four
wells should give us a dividend fund of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Think Quick Buy
Act Quick Now

Don't wait minute longer. The geolo-
gsts say the biggest pool of oil in Okmul-
gee county is beneath the structure under
our lease The big well on the adjoining
lease now producing oil absolutely proves
this beyond reasonable doubt. Our well
will open up in the next few hours these
big possibilities for our stockholders. You
can now. SEE that the buying Of Shirt Sleeve
Stock is a thing of the past within the next
few DAYS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
A Sure. Winning Chance
of a Lifetime

for you if you take advantage, ol lon ~ the big
could stand on our lease ana Is Ss with the
gushers filling tanks, after rouae raf four dozens
black liquid ngGav gGd 'aS %SwS ss' into mother earth
in this great cor secon"d dollar you could rake
would rS sena sens i% tosether for your share Ol
waiting fortune.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28

0 ...T
Ieoe ANDN
the und1
3 IN al present and Forever "
II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Chances for the Biggest Well in the Field
From Five to Ten Thousand Barrel We'll Expected
May Be Your Last Opportunity Buy This Stock Any Pric

we'll comes in and leaves you wishing you
had taken my advice after monstrou
gusher has been brought in making thou
sands of dollars day and night for. oW
stockholders
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
This Is the Last AllOt-
ment of Stock to be Sold

proc ecds derived from the first big we'll
should pay for the drilling Of the other wells
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
Do 1t Now!-Buy Today
Rejoice Tomorrow

Write the company check or send me
money for just as many shares as you can
buy. Remember, this is a small company
with small capitalization, and this IS your
chance to get an active oil stock at the Prlts bs
of 70 cents per share that will probably DC
worth dollars per share where 1t Is no" o"'
few cents per share.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-28
PER Stv


Joe Milan President shirt sleeve OIL Company,
sac Colcord Building, Oklahoma City, Olaho ma
Evening star., 1918-08-12
Reliable Makes-Up-to-date
Models
Corsefs, $1.35

Among them are well
known $500 to $3.50 C. B., W.
B. and P. N. Corsets, the mod
els so many women favor OF
good coutil, fitted with rust
less boning. All sizes in pink
and white. All reduced to
s1.35 pair.
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1918-08-12
House Dresses
Very Special PRICES
At $1.08

Extra Size House Dresses, in
sizes 48, SO and So. OF good
quality percales and ginghams.
cts and round collar. Perfect
fitting and we'll tailored, in
light and dark shades.
Evening star., 1918-08-12

Trunks, $s.9S, $9.98 and
e10.e2-Steamer Trunks, COW
cred and bound with vulcan
lied fiber; have tray with hat
inch size, ss.ss; 3s-inch size,
s10.s8.
Evening star., 1918-08-12
An Actual Saving of
2O%

On All Furniture For the Home
Purchased IN The AUGUST Sale
Evening star., 1918-08-12

S323.W Queen Anne
Brown Mahogany
Apiece Suite, $z5s4o
$500 Old Ivory
apiece Suite, AS5.@
$4,000 Brown Ma
hogany 4-p j e c e
Adam Suite, SzA.00
26l.W Dull Ma
hogany Apiece e
Colonial Suite,
szosse
Evening star., 1918-08-12
Prices VIII Be Higher,
Invest Tomorrow
BIankets-Comforts
$1.98 So. .49

Early purchases-not to be
duplicated at the prices.
$14S for White Blankets.
60x76 inches, now worth $500
and likely to be more. $40
for Comforts filed with pure
white cotton and covered
with Art Silkoline, now worth
$3.50 and likely to be more.
Bureau Scarfs, 49c-Some
hemstitched. some lace trim
med. All unusually good val
ues at the price.
Evening star., 1918-08-12
The New Yeo-Girl Felt Sailors, $2.49
Summer Blouses $3.05

French VoiIes, in tailored style. with organdy
collar and cuffs, dress models with long roll collar
and square neck trimmed with French Val lace, en-
broidered organdy. Colaress and fastening in back.
large assortment for selection. At 1896.
Royal-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1918-08-12

Travelling Bags, $1z.9S-
Genuine Cowhide Bags, full
cut. made on steel frames,
leather lined, with 2 pock-
cts: in black or brown. IS
inch size.
Evening star., 1918-08-12

sweep; collar, cuffs edge of pocket and 16-
inch founce or border around bottom Of
taupe Kerami. Lined with good quality
black serge lining Sizes to 46. a very
stunning coat at s24.75.
Evening star., 1918-08-12
Included IN the
Sale Are An


Bedroom Furniture
Dining Room Fur.
niture
Living Room Fur
nifure
Library Furniture
Brass and Steel
Beds
Folding Beds and
Cots
Art Reed Furniture
Dining Room Chairs
Dining Room Tables
Bullets and Tables
chaise Lounges
Couch Hammocks
Fine Felt Mat.
treSSeS
Feather Bed Phi.
lows
Swings, Lawn Set
tees
Hundreds of indi-
vidual pieces too
numerous to men,
tion.
On Sale Now Paiaia
Royal-F0urth Flo0r
Evening star., 1918-08-12
$3.50 Noile
Blouses, $I.69

"A Variety OF Styles
A large table of new Wolfe
Blouses. in plain tailored and
embroidered styles, with large
square collar and ruffle fronts.
In all white or pretty two
tone color combinations. Very
specially priced.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington herald., 1918-08-28
THE NIGHT LIST.

The following casualties are re-
ported by the commanding general
Of the American Expeditionary
The Washington herald., 1918-08-28
VACUUM CLEANERS
TO BE LESS ELABORATE
Makers to Economic in Use of Met
ais and Rubber.

Representatives of manufacturers
OF powcr-driven portable vacuum
cleaners have agreed with the con-
servation division OF the War Indus
tries Board. in the interest of econ
,ony and conservation. to reduce their
1ines to not more than two models or
zes; to discontinue the manufacture
less essential attachments, and to
Idlscontinue the use of metals where
such use is not absolutely essential
Under the heading Of attachments"
which are to be discontinued are in
cluded extra tools for cleaning other
than floors or floor coverings. such as
those for cleaning curtains. tapestries,
wall coverings. furniture and other
articles. and the extra suction hose
which is catalogued generally with
such attachments
The manufacturers are to discon-
tinue at once the addition OF new
models or sizes of portable machines.
and the use of any sort of metal for
rurely ornamental or other unneces-
sary purposes These plans will result
In an annual s1SIng of at least icU
tons Of steel. tons Of brass. lbs tons
o. aluminium and 1.6Oc. 900 feet Of rub
Der hose.