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Evening journal., 1918-12-03

ulilltI-p pdi W. SA~~
upon a time, an in
tellectual young lady turn
ed to her right = hand
neighbor, a world-famous
scientist.
-And now, Professor,
she-breezed, "since we have
a few minutes between the
soup and the fish, you can
tell me how the world was
made, can't you?"
Something like the Pro
fessor's job loomed up be-
fore us in our last adyer-
tisement, when we started
10 tell about a few, a very
few of the charming, APP
propriate, and, yes, indeed,
SENSIBLE Christ
mas gifts which are dis
played on the Fourth
Floor, Central and Market,
which is the Housefurnish-
ing Store.
Something like his feel
ing when he'd reached the
fsh-and maybe the ter
tiary period, if that's
spelled right-arises in us
today when coming back TO
that subject
But lCho eUer told, or
sdIc, all that is to be told,
or seen, of WdnGnidker's?
So big that it's eDer
changing, eUer making IT.
self oUer. eUer celebrating
the progressing seasons
with neIU offerings, neU
ideas
yet eUer the same old
Rdnamdker Store, steady
and ready in service, as
keen on good things as on
neW things.
20 many of these new
- things and those good
~ things are in the
Housefurnishing S I ore
that almost without turn
ing around, you can tick
off your whole Christmas
list and have the afternoon
left for a movie matinee
after a refreshing lunch
amid the pleasant sur
roundings of the Grand
Crystal Tea Room.
There's the present for
That Man. If you think
the House e furnishing
Store is full only of things
that interest won en-,
you're mistaken
Except that at Christ
mas gift buying time.
things that interest men
interest women who are
interested in those men.
a new razor, for in
stance, will cut an impor-
tant figure on many a mas
culine gift-table. A great
plenty and selection are
here, including both safety
razors Isl to S12.50) and
the old-fashioned straight
Kind. S1.25 to Sc.
All blades are of guar
an4eed quality American
steei.
A razor strop is a good
accompaniment of such a
gift. One that sharpens all
styles of razor blades, old
style and safety, is $3.50.
pENHE assortment of
4 smokers cabinets is
complete enough to
please the most finicky of
tastes. Dozens of styles,
mostly in mahogany.
Prices $3.50 to S45.
Last Christmas we had
a number of calls for
cabinets in the brown
shade of mahogany that
matches best with much of
the modern furniture.
This year that brown ma
Evening journal., 1918-12-03

Up-to-the-minute folks use the Want
Ads to help themselves ahead IN the
world.-Adv.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17
Terrible Attacks Of Cramps Made Her
Fear She Would Die. Took Simple
Home Treatment, Hasn't Had
Cramp Since.
TELLS HOW SHE DID IT

"I suffered from stomach trouble
for year. tried many things that
were recommended but nothing did
me any good. Everyti that
ate hu". NC and | woulo cake SMELLS
of cramps that seemed so bad didn't
think I could live through them and
| got so bad off could not walk any
where. rot even across the room
Those terrible crampinc spells were
so bad I thought I would die and
everyone thought l could not live.
81 had tried doctors and got no
relief and WIS ut my wits ond "'"""
Acid Iron Mineral was recommended
to me as the very thing for stomach
trouhl" and commenced to t.
and since then I have never had =
spell ~ cramp I now eat anythinr
/ want TO eat and it doesn't hurt me
I have Gained so much strength I can
walk two or three miles without gel
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17
LADY OF VANDYKE SO WEAK
FROM STOMACH TROUBLE she
COULD HARDLY WALK she SAID

ting very tired ard I can sleep
whole lot better, while before I took
Acid Iron Mineral my sleep didn't do
me any good. 1t has done what moth
ing else that 1, had tried could do and
I consider Aim a wonderful medi-
cine and believe it will do everything
it is recommended to do if taken ac-
cording to directions" declared Mrs.
Elizabeth Grimsley, of Van Dyke,
Buchannon County, Va.
When your strength gives out and
you feel like dragging around all day
long instead of skipping around spry
and lively like of old, try taking a
few drops of this natural iron in a
glass of water after meals. 1t is
simply wonderful. People all over
this state recommend Acid Iron
Mineral The beauty about it is
that it is just the highly concentrated
natural iron, cheaper, stronger, and
much better for people in need of
iron. A twelve ounce bottle usually
sells for n dollar and as a tonic, aid
to digestion. kidneys, and bladder it
can't be eoualed. 1t is sold only in
original bottles and the trade mark
"A-I-M" on bottle and carton is the
"orrodine Chemical Corp. guarantee
of strength and quality. Most drug
gists have it. Get a bottle today.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17
Eree Flower Seed
Hastings' Catalogue
Tells You About sf

No matter whether YOU In.m Iunoentables
~ Mo ecale or onlv plant Ves"'n"ted Ves,n nned
a. "a. q Gowers in a sr"n way, wyUo SUo It's
OF OF ltjNrs, nGm 1918 Seed Catalosuc. :, ror
ilaSrs"T| nnIy now and we have a GopE for 1T II
Ic'r ,'aI, obsolutely free. if you WIZ oncr ~"
you nIioning dT the name Of THIS d%a"t GnpT al,
hJ,,' In n1dition to showing YOU you ""0It farm
,,n varieties OF vcgetap,cSo,d scode oul
.no nrass clover and flower on sect "ct freI
seataingnc sa|a tells how You can can ~. crown
C'," snicndid varieties OF eaSi,y ,yhirh t,
moe Iot hpnautiful flowers, with ainns W,.s
peaut,dY @.nnd seeds of almost every ,ns, r"m N"'
~ oo"" s"arce this season, ana ,, Hn" ecc
are TorG sIaro' to take chances in yoIHr Honnn M"y
orIy amonT " Hastings Seeds arc U"%~" ,,Sa,
IGp ohIe seeds, the kind you l,,,.I," II. WIN.
"eTC"" Tom are going to garacn g,n, os aurcc '
5 ,,;s erring. why not insure 'itb +
.n'S Sar Tp as possible by starting Mls If
e So Sioht iI' seed? Don't take cna'''o" en-, "
IL ..on iE do not have to in seeaS. ,,,cs, !,
y"V Write rH today for n HaSSiTFIS Ni5, both
ia -,t,Ioguc. It's free and viii "ln IU' ~ il
lv rn,",t ,nro.t and help you to sncccea eeadsm =.
nj Atlanta, Ga.--H0Nh.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17
Buy a Smileage Book

lie Smileage Book campaign is
! launched on January 2Sth and
IN a short time a meeting will
Aeld in this city in the interest
e great movement. Mrs. c. E.
has been appointed general
han for Union county. The
: 5 to provide entertainment for
n bf the Cantonments and Train
hmps and the best attraction in
e. luntry has been secured. Con-
he l)has made an appropriation suf-
nd | to cover the cost of erecting
;s (g and maintaining the Liberty
&c les in "Soldiers Cities" and the
&C Ian of the Commission has ori-
|,mated a type of book of tickets
IL members of the soldiers fam
and his friends may have sent to
i at the fronth. They are to be called
mileage Books" and will be made
of coupons somewhat like the
age books OF the railroads. AS
these Smileage Books will have
sher a distinctive character. Each
ne the soldier tears coupons from
Is book, he will renew his sense of
tention from the sender. Every
ok will constitute a current of in
rest between the man at the front
d the folks back home. OFTEN,
course, one soldier will receive many
oks; and then he will do the thing
lich is characteristic of the
nerican soldier throughout our
will share his abundance
VI his mates.
'prs. Sorm has already slid a num-
ue) + these books and if you wish tc
ice your particular soldier happy
'm lust buy him a "Smileage Book
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17
MOTHER! GIVE GIVSGa CMlnD ~
"SYRUP OF FlGS TED =
TONGUE is COATED
IL Clean Little Liver anu
Bowels.

Children love this "frult Ia laHte, tender
"a nothing else cleanses Ihe ;coiv
anu atnroncb , liver and bowels so hrJo, nioy;nc
S'o child simply will not stop a"ait p,ny is
"A t' cr,t,u the bowels, and the result ,;.l, ~,
20 tSev S'f become tightly clogget etomach
tney este " liver gets sluggish, sannnnas stom%c
~an snmrs then your little one pet ,t cat
sour balf-sick ,feverish' dom ed ed
cross cross 81 n" act naturally, breath Is ot pat'
sleep or t''n al of cold, has sore throat
etomach-ache or diarrnoe~' a+ed then
SS Mother, See if tongue is coSteG; coo%aH;;orn;a mia
Mot"' ;.n teaspoonful of CahiUo @ Snmre 49,"
glVe " of Figs" and in fe" houI, %;,
syrup - constipated waste. sour ni,' tn,
an ana nndigested food passes Tu' n1avfu Ta W
svetem, and you have a "e''' p
child again. 49,. o;yo "Californi
Mill M..,'o' of FIGS" because it IS per1ecIl
iSgrunIess: SguI children love it, ana IL new or
fails to act on the stoma'"' "
bowels ,our druggist for bo 30
AS% nf SCalifornia Syrup oil p;, riG.
which has full directions rs Aor orown.u
~h;Idren i of all ages and Tor t," gtn" 7
nlainly printed on the ,s rIver %ere {
p,am ro of counterfeits sold mere; :
ware onr;ne, ~ made by California
syrup Company" keiuSe
Lind with contempt.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17

valueShd to take so per cent thereof
as tMaxable value. New returns
must6 made in 1913. A mere re-
feren 10 former returns will not be
allow In case of personal prop
ertv listed or returned in 1913,
the pdtics by law will attach.
If Hadoption of this common
standAresults, as it probably Will,
in an orease of the aggregate as
, sessed& ue of property throughout
the 81 the danger of excessive
taxati& &ill be avoided by the action
: of the Neral Assembly in authoriz'
: ing a &ction of whatever levy may
- = be fx& it to such a rate as will
y only rAthe amount Of appropria
" tions 4 and authorized by law
- - The le@ of taxes is entirely with
:, in the kol Of the Legislature. Th'
assessmof taxes is entrusted t.
8, the Co4 Auditors, Boards of AS
- essors, IDS of Equalization, tn
Vet vet Tax Cd dtsion and the Tax Boar
nh nh of Revi If the tax officers fai
s.x to do Aduty injustice must FOL
of- low.
an Rdfully yours,
e Southblina Tax Commission,
J. A. w. Jones, Chairman
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17
N ~ lcn mISeTY. -
aNIlI*muA ,ses sssss 5ssssssl 5sssssisl

from any drug store and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
iserable-life is too short-you arc
not here long, so make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and
enjoy it, without dread of acid fer
mentation in the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway. Should one of the
family eat something which don't
kagree with them, or in case of an
lttack of Indigestion, dyspepsia, gas
tritis or stomach arrangement due to
fermentation and acidity, at daytime
DR. during the night, it is handy tc
kive the quickest, surest relief
lkfsOWn.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17

The only hope we have of getting 10
,o,,in liz % Is to fly there. Take a chance
perm I! nn,;st while there is time
Menu Memphis Commercial Appeal, peal; which
A1,p Nnx vomica beans, from wn,s. a"a1
,ahn;no @ is made, grow on a IRE. %
S.oa SI,S. ~ the locust, native to t"'
tropics from India to Australia
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17
Office Phone lO6

The lot of the stay-at-homes be-
comes even more painful and uncer-
tain. Incompetent medical officers
are to be dismissed from the army so
that they will have to confine their
practice to civilians-.Indianapolis
News.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17

When Senator Reed of Missouri
st4rts out to choke man like Her
belt C. Hoover he should have more
German gas than is yelieved to ye in
existence on this side Of the Atlantir.
-Naw York World.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17
LOCKHART JUNCTION

Lockhart Junction, Jan. 17.-Well,
I heardly know what my news is go
ing to he. It looks the news of
importance is all frozen up with
the weather in this section; it is
too cold to do any kind of work ev
cept kcen fires and it sure keeps you
busy to DO that stunt. We think it
is bad for Us folks around here but
it is w0rsn -omcwhcrc else: W" read
of dam0"os 10 property and some arc
freczin~ to death. This is sure time
of s"'i'U- happenings, somc'hn ~
chan"ir .omcthiNg happenin~ g.
day ''.' time we are ! m in,
We never made such history since the
world "."s "'"Itcd. But the W." has
not affected some Of the people yet
but it will, sooner or later. tell you
dear &c d"rs we are living in oerilouS
timcs ard tNe world is moving on at
a rapid, rate or the people a"e that
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17

Se1etary Baker isn't afraid to ad-
lent responsibility. A man whose de-
cisios are sometimes wrong is better
thana man who can't make a deci,
sion.A Aharleston News and Courier
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17
INDIGESTION, GAS,
MISERY
, ON FIVE MINUTES
g Diapepsin" for Sour, Acid
"PapS ach, Heartburn, Dys-
pepsia.

Pit! In five minutes your sour,
lmach feels fine. No indiges-
" 3artburn, or belching of gas,
a&ations of undigested food, no
Is, bloating, foul breath or
.ahe.
rs Diapepsin is noted for its
n n sweetening upset stomachs.
\ lie surest, quickest and most
Il stomach antacid in the whole
and besides, it is harmless.
Rlions of m / and women now eat
favorite foods without fear
know Pape's Diapepsin will save
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17

-, . - -. write and say asa %
thousand years OF Bourbon Ancestors, 20
that women liz ike e,ImnGg rave never s'oP- |
say think what the future 'o'n
peu ro~-h. There may De '''''''
70 =, come yet-many ~ w..
,"n,or ~ before the people Will re''nno 'n,,o
happe" " ~, to have realized long |
wh'' u ,..,. some of the neop'e
ON ,o.o,. soc or realize these '''', A.,
,,,+; the millennium is upon uS' -. &c
no 1non roadcrs am taking the par .So
,,;or u'"a some say the people IN Wv,
,, oro ~rowing worse, "e"'
at IS bad or growing "o'
don't think the good Peop's
,;-o ,ho seriousness OF inc ''r
Things may go on this way anu .;,,;n,
a,, no sncaking to the peop'e E'.',,, ao
.n "' ,rorninc to see if the sihiu' p.e
cot better. Well now pG,
p p,o Cod is the greatest ru.er ~ ~
p'e' WV +ho GOOD will suffer IN IN
Wo' s +bo wickedness if the WIFI
"o''u ,u.o lie said, lie would ia
49, The lust and the unJuS.. ,lso
oss -" VIII 90 on somcth'hg tr,J
MOT Miss Matte Palmer o,
section at the Junction the the 0e"St g G,
on ",' oo,,rso in Drauchon's buSlH
take q She says Miss Ne
college. one wish
VAUGHAN has also goh'' asfr,
these young ladies Su''s'"i
sion.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17

Brhh troops are attacking the
GernSs on the Italian Hne-that
soun& good.-Florida Times Union
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17

T. Bomar Gault who is with the
Coast Artillery at Charleston is
home for a few days to visit his
father, sisters and brothers and all
relatives and friends. This is the first
time he has been home since he left
eight months ago; he has been de-
voted to his duties as n soldier boy
beginning as private, then promot-
cd to Corporal and then to Sergeant,
wow a"2in he has been promoted 70
Mess Sergeant. He reads the Times
and says he keeps up with the hap-
"cndinr in the county.
7 sncnt Saturday night at Locn
hart, stopping with Mr.. Louis Hames
Mr.. Hamcs keens a boarding house
Hnd feeds his boarders well; he and
his wife are kind and courteous to
Hll rcorle and do good business at
Lockhart; he is also postmaster.
The young men of Lockhart gave
me a special invitation to attend their
minstrel held that night which was
gotten AUD by E-"-- +"lent and they
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17

| II n take more than Washington
inves altions to drive at Huns be-
vond T. Rhine.-Boston Herald.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17
Notice to TaXpayel
Office of
South Carolina Tar Commiss
7l0 Palmetto Building.
THE UNION lis
Columbia, S. c., Dec. 20, Is

To the County Auditor and the tt $n-
ship Board of Assessors, for Ulon
County. 4
In view of the Constitutions Ire
quirement that all property shall bt
assessed upon uniform basis, AM
in order to prevent inequalities aris
ing from different standards of a:
sessment in the different Counties n
the State, the Tax Commission, af h.
a conference with the County Aui
tors and the Chairmen of the Cours,
Boards of Equalization, has adopko
fifty per cent of the true, reasonF
market value of property as the
mon standard upon which all assh
ments of property for the purH H3h
of taxation, regardless cla
shall be made throughout the IL
in the year 1918. .WziAstandardl lae
apply both to the WSsssYSHrGsAgol
inally made by the SSkay4.SStSssssre Ere
and to those originalr. S N - I'D
Township Board of AsS&So&.- & c
You are therefore, III Sucte so]
taking the tax returns, t0S have ii
taxpayer STATEN the column cal n
for the "value of the tar payer" Ut
true market value Of the property u
question, which, in his opinion, rep
resents the full 100 per cent valu
of the property. This is in accordanc
with the oath printed at the bottom
of the tax return in which the ta
payer is required to say that tn
property returned by him is lifted a
what he honestly believes to be it
market value. When the returns ar
so taken they are to be turned over t
and passed upon by the township o
other local boards of assessors, VIII
shall inquire into the value place
upon the property by the tax payer
and verify the value so stated by tn
tax payer.
After aslertaining what is tn
market value Of the property in quei
ton, the townships or other loci
boards of assessors shall assess <,
per cent, or one-half thereof asI;
value of the property for purpoL I
taxation, and write same in thtt..
umn for value by the County Bo th
will be left blank to be used byJyr
County Boards in equalizingA
changing the assessments mace 5
the township boards, where they fin
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17


~ .onarate pieces of properly.
IN assessing real estate e''" rcs A
farm. plantation or separate pnoa
80 land IS to be separately re,uiN
~ statement as to the NUMBER u
,ainas thereon, with the value VI
} pulu ~" n,ildino stated separately from
7 .ne o,re IF the lands, an dso descr'o,
!. "a I 40 to be identified by the "m
S Roard of Assessors and othef '"N "
= GERS. ..,te the tax
n. M :. not required to state 'he
" lives thereof. The true vaIue 10 ~
he originally ascertained by 'ne oosns o
We chin or other local boaros VI '"o,ue
at sors and in ascertainlng inc ord
~ township or other local ooaiu w
the s should not apply one value per az,
ood III lands in the same tax o's,.. =
'me without regard to iocaliVS noc;a,
49, other local conditions eHp.
my oeectine the piece OF proPeiS .
ONE nuostion. but should ascertain
le'- tu,,o roosonable market value o.
5, so lands and buildings separately :. q
all '', r.o - oscertaining the true'
Daily ~ ~ ,,orket value Of the seVe
n;ncos Of lands and of the puilu' ~
h at ,horoon, the township or other ~
y and IL. &c assessors shall take oo
at e tho market value so /"
Ky. ''.'' ~, them as the value OF
property for the pu' Los stated =,
ZION If the tax payer mas S'"'e
Io looms the true value anu
a.. nroperty is assessed for more .hs
oont of value stated by tax /
=, per Lnm 10 notified of the increa
stables 'o rho came standard is to be pu
nGen i,!a n taxine all classes OF property
" INV for &C. hank shares, textile lhdus'ft,
e for it, Ills cotton mills, railroads.
,apcr. w. o,,es and other pr
bout an an .hrorqhout the State, to the ell
,,1s -, our II "ach tax payer shall pay taxes
get free tho same proportionate par'
y grown, 700, value of the property %"
'mrN , hin, az j. paid by every o'n'
NJ" ,.x Liud nm n the State. This IS I
you can't ~ -, tho Constitution. For TINS
our aecH ~ ~ - necessary that the tax
;, o,yS" .|wnys n,ope true returns Of the mar
:" with nos. that they be verihea
or farm .ownship or other locai oo'
c smr'tSo ;,n tSo ossessors and that the Same
noes that ooe namely so per ceh'' y.
noarket values shall he taKe
nFs' 1913 hasis for assessment OF all
II both ia oasiS io-
ed in 1913. porperty. ,,,on he T
Seedsmcn, The tax payer we' -,
returns, is required to swea "a
{ getting to ne h' VIC property, and
e a cnahce' r,ust be administered 10
is, is time payer by County Auditor a%rS; o.
eal. which ficer authorized to aain, ON,
rom tree oath; and this informa.iU' sss
on a '[ee .ee used by the County Boards ),
tive 10 '"' undertake to ascertain u
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17

Rio de Janeiro is to celebrate this
year the 15Oth anniversary of its Sc
lection as the Brazilian capital.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-01-17

NO food paSSeSSS.., { Cnc NOWelS anu
,ou have we'll and playful ,cbhow |
hour. "i.:l I"An - -! ,s;c rend- |
.nd there was some fine muS', % pohn
''',u WV, -, Mcssrs Joe Hall ana no"D
1'e' T;4cbcns on violins. mes
"'" ,,, mon had full house anu WV ~.
, Eo,,s EounS will 90 to the Red cross
c Tbcv gave me free en1t"n' a VOW
8 4ho;r show which I apprec'a'eu r,on
Y 1n.,, o, Thank you young gent,e''e;; =.
# ''pr Tho health of the community =
,c nc ood have heard of no SICK
I @ wy exccnt Mr.. John James nut noh, i,
&c. ho will soon be we'll, and w. N. 49, ,o,
lie ''' rhoro has been a great deal Oh '''o>
he. :xa his wear from place to place o,
cd my Me- William Gault and son ma, nav
ne Nis, va moved to the ]. c. Ga'
~ place. o,o, has moved to t
the r Fowler place; these are ~ ~
this d: H on, we are glad to we'co
rid' them to our midst. ,,rco
rain o.oo more I wish to urNe
y, I friends to take the daily ."les' ~,
sc. .h;nl, have quit writing Tor my
abor .nnn n. hove becn in the Daily l''"e'
day !e'S .e =, ',', ,yieh to keep up with MoSy7
;. 10 the time, you must ''N'
Times. - ,,,;,, nrcac
h for Me-. Grove church next Sunday
ses- everybody is invited Mo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
The Favorite Tub-Skirts

surf Satin
X hite. With big
flap pockets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
"e ovs @ s9os5 aea patch pockets for Sprtrtu Dranb GurB
From Other Approved Suppliers

White flannel Trousers II SO n SO vthi.- striped
serge outing trousers. s5, SIS ard 81.
n. s. Government White Duck and Khaki Trousers
81 $3.50
Auto Busters, ariously At 81 SO II SIS Linen No
hair Palm Beach ~harturg and Raah Silk
Office Coats 81 SO ~ ss Gray 5ia~> a-d ra-
Separate Sports Coats ot plain and -Hected Flannel
Tyro Wool knitted Fabric ard tsabardnc cloth
orsly at s5 ~ $40 For young me---chest measures
33 to 81 7 2 rear ~i:i outing trousers
Any bought viii save ,ou third -
haf-counting quality and price
Golf and Sports Suits yrol-woo' knitted tabrir
tweeds. DoGgals. Shetlards, Hor1espuns and Briar-
riifs-sorne yith f-ousers with -nt-kerhockers
$40 -
-Gimbe.- Philadelphia Second aoor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11

JIabardiue With
graduated clusters
of ptnch-tuck
Ginlhels. hllat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
Couch Hammocks Porch Swings
Porch Chairs Save 1870 TO 331s96

Couch Hammock we'll
made The &onolna SS654
1T; Porch Swings, aad
hodng Porch Lawn Benches. sIye tird;
a hC are
Porch Chairs, saved.
gree
Giubels. Philadelphia sporting GOOD, store ro4aa 55or
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-11
New Developments in the
Long Surplice
Collars

The new fashions demand
these long collars. Note these
new ideas:
New Doubled Organize Col
lars edged in Valenciennes lace; !;
cuffs to match. at $3.50 a set.
Others trimmed in pleatlngs.
tucks in cross-bar effects. rows
Of tucks with dainty shell edge
and plain models. Variously,
At 81 to S2.25 a set.
Flat and seam-roII shapes in
Long Organdie Surplice Collars,
some cross ii the front and ex-
tend 10 the back. Different trim
u-.ngs such as pleatings, tucks,
shell edge, folds and Iaces. At
81 to SO.
Lovely net fichus in various
lengths, prettily garnished in
lace or pleatings, at ST to So.
-Gimbels. Philadelphia,
Neckwear Store. First floor