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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-13
ROGER O'MARA DIES

BY HSS0cIlfed FFeSS
Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. 13.-Roger
O'Mara, one of the best known police
officials and detectives in the count
try. died at his home here to-day,
hRed 73 years.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-04-11
D0MACl zPRAvY.

ma Fr. krauS. Adv.
Postroj6 a chomouty ma prodej
II JOS. Skorpik & Co. ADV.
Plymouth Rock vejce ma prodcj,
S1.5O jedna nasada' Mrs. j. G..
Bouska. Adv. 3-21
Kupuju nyni vejce i smetaDu a
platfm vzdy dobrou cenu. ri.
Vellek. Adv. 81
Kupuji stare zelezo a platfm $40
"a tunu dodanou v Tabofe. John
Hatwan. Adv.
Ma prodej, domek O 2 sv9tnicich
14x26, lacino bude-li koupen hned
Jos. B. Melichar. A Adv.
Kupuji dribez a vejce a platfm
vzdy nejlepsi trzni cenu. j. f.
Mikolasek. Adv.
Red Seal bflou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupite vzdy We farmer
skem elevatoru. Adv.
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midlink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farlnerskem elevatoru. Adv.
Pr. FIR. Dlaska re Cedar Rapids,
a jeff ditky, jsou zde navstevou u
pfatel. Ona jest dcerou Vac.
Smolika.
Jos. F. Slama 81 pfivezl svou
dceru a syna domu v dterS z ne
mocnice v Yankton, kde oba byly
operovani ma zanet slep6ho stfeva.
Jejicb STAY Sc lepsf.
Oznamuje Sc nam, Ia pravnfk
Fitzpatrick Sc pfidal k namofnf-
mu vojsku, n postovnf 1fady mas
ledkem toho zalobu proti nemu cd
volaly a tim jeho pfipad jest skon-
Cen.
Frank Siman a jeho manzelka
byli navstevou u Wagner tento tt
den u roditu pr. Simanove, name
III FIR. Hronovych.
Frank Hovorka ~zasilal karu do.
bytka a karu vepfG do Sioux City
v utery.
Kositkova zabava We skole Grail
byla nasledkem programu zde We
meste, odlozena ma nedeli, IA dub
na.
White Wyandotte vejce ma pro-
del, Csc jedna nasada. Pr. Jos.
Sestaka. Adv. 4-18p
Jos. Hala uspofada taneGnf "a
bavu We Sturmovo SIM, v pond6lf
Is dubna. Hudbu obstara Mike
tdv orkestr. Kazdy je Evan by Sc
d~ostavil. Adv.
Brambory, Early Ohio, ma pro-
DEF "a $1.O0 busl. L. Koletzky.
Adv. 4.4p
81. Anna Kolaf cd Crofton, Neb
byla zde navstevou u rodiny Jos.
Haly, ienz jsou pfibuznf.
Skola tfi mile ma zapad cd mes
ia zm9nila sve jmeno ma Wilson
ma mfsto Vauk School.
Bratfi Stepankove 81 koupili 30
h. p. Emerson traktor q tfi pluhy
cd bratrd Velkov5ch dtery.
Chcete-li pojistenf ma zivot pre-.
ptejte Sc u V. j. Wagnera z Les
terville, ktery pojistuje u Securi-
ty Mutual Life ms. Co., jenz dava
lepsi v5hody nezli mnohe jine.
Adv.
KosfGkova zabava a program Sc
budou odby vati We skole ma Lake.
port v sobotu 20 dubna, We pros
pech Gerveneho kffze. D9vGata a
danny jsou zadany pfinesti kosic.
ky a kazdS jest Evan by Sc dosta-
vii.
Kosiekova zabava We prospech
Ceryeneho Kfize Sc Dude odbyva-
ii We skole Petfikov6 5 mil sever
ne cd Tabora, We stfedu II, dubna
Budou tez feGniti supt. Whiting,
j. A. Dvofhk tesky u John Kos
tel ma War Savings Stamps. Kaz-
df je Evan by Sc dostavil.
Name zasobu knib ku zaneseni
ptijmu a vydani pro farmery, kite.
re budou ndpomocny pfi skladani
zpravy Ma pffsti rok ma dane 2
pfijmG. Tyto knihy jsou k rozda
nj zdarma farmerum v tonic oko-
Ii. Tabor State Bank. ADV.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-04-11
DOstavte sc ma velkOu schi.
ri CeskehO lidu.

Velka schhze lidu Geskeho Sc bu
de obbyvati VIC spolkove SIM v Ia
bore, v sobotu veccr ID. dubna,
pocinaje pfesne v $3.50 hodin.
Schuze tato jest ~pofadana Cesko-
slovanskym vfborem, CeskJm Ma
rodnfm Sdruzenfm a Svazem Ces-
kych Katolikh, a ma "a 1Gel sezna
miti krajany O boji "a svobodu Ges
kych zemf a o teske armade, KITE
ra Sc tvoff We Francii, ably tam
spolecne S vojsky spojeneckymi
jake samostatna Geskoslovenska
armada proti NGmcGm bojovala.
0 teto veledlleAite otazce pfi schh
ri promluvf duvernik vojenskeho
vSboru c. N. r. p. Emil Tuna.
Mimo jeho pfednasky, Dude take
koncert znamenite houslistky, 81.
Knoflickove, zaGky prs zske kon-
s~ervatofe a prof. j. f. Brilla. Mi
mo toho budou ukazovdny obra-
~ mesta Prahy. Jest zahodno a.
by kazd5 Czech bez rozdilu ma tu-
to schulz Sc d~ostaviI.
Opet upozorhujem na to, by Sc
dial zhotoviti tunel pod trait pc
ceste jenz vede do vefejne skoly,
tax ably ditkam do skoly jdoucim
nehrozilo nebezpetf. DIE tabul-
zelezniGni, sjfzdi Sc zde v devet
hodin rano osobnf i nakladni vlak
prave kdyz jdou dftky do skoly a
odpoledne opet. Tunnel jiz mel
b5t zhotoven davno a mestsky W
Dor by mel n9co S tim delati.
Mfsto guverner w. H. McMas-
ter z Yankton Dude v Lahore fec.
niti v patek vecer, 19ho dubna, V
SIM Michelove re stanoviska Was
teneckeho a Liberty Bonds. Jest
zahodno ably navsteva byla velka,
abychom dali na jevo, re isme Was
tenci a Re sc zaifmame o ndrodnf
vGci. Jak zndmo, Is zaGnc TAX
zvanf Liberty Loan. Dive v
tonic okresu a p. McMaster We
sve feGi vse objasni. We ttvrtek,
den pred, odpoledne Dude v teze
SIM fecditi prof Koenig z univer-
sity v Minnesota navsteva ma oba
dni ocekavame by mela bSti tako-
va abychom Sc nemuseli stydet.
|Cesky promluvi mfstni feGnfci.
Ma prodej, pfi licitaci, geo ak
Ri pastvin, AZ mile ma iih II l mi
Ii vJchodne Cd Tabora. Prodej
Dude odbyvan v Michel Hall, v
Tabofe, v sobotu ID. dubna, We
2 hod. a kazdy kdo by chtel dalsi
informaci, muze il obdrzeti cd T..
Koletzkyho v Tabofe. Podmin-
ky: 10 pro cent hned; 20 pro cent
"a 30 dnf; ostatek jak kupec 81 bu
de pratt ma 5 pro cent. N. Kolet-
zky, mattel. Adv.
Taborsk& fotograficka dina bu-
dc nyni otevfena pouze v sobotu,
pon6vaG nemam mnoho Gasu praci
t6 Sc v6novati, a jsme toho nahle-
du, ze ma skodu mGstu to nebude
kdyz zde dilno Dude. Vyjimky
ovsem ucinim v padu veselek ane-
DO jinak, kde Tide nemohou pfijiti
v sobotu a praci by rrdi NELL. j.
A Dvofak.
Ma prodej, L. Fl. SIG Mogul
traktor v dobrem stavu, samoffdi-
CT. Dvouradlicny, samozdvihaci
pluh sc proda bez anebo S trakto-
rem. Chas. MachaGek, r. 2, Ia
Dor, S. d. Adv. 1921
Oznamuji timto, Re Sc budu u
chazeti o 1fad okresniho auditora
~ ouoL.ot;oLS~ l<StLu n SSdSu
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Use of CT,
FIRST N
AZ That T
the Civil
man I
Ne
Ample
German q
Wds marke
elites dImC
in a docu
committee
from whic
The ma
northern F
German sy
other featu
use of ciy
screens.
In discus
German w
Landkriege
"By host
wi
the fulfllm
other claim
the opposir
provision I
cent wars,
professors
wrongly dc
hostages I
practice of
"a new a
was practit
the war o
leading cit
and village
locomotives
railway CD
threatened
lives Of p
without an
ny exposed
writer out
tiZed this !
law Of nat
wards the
CIu
Although
~I'russian v
condemned,
tod, the IL
abandon s,
frightfulne'
tairc the "a
acts I'm tho
and In Fra
stantly use
Is contalne
tho govern
the diaries
few examI
trate the s
A speclm
cruelty Is
ton of Ma
the followi
"After 8
her, I will
Heusay. Gil
to be inha
lived in til
these perso
quent thes
hibition.
fPromI
"In order
mentioned
the burgom
Of Grivegr
pare lists
will be hel
each at F
1914, for Il
detention S
September
NstThe life
on the pol
toned com
der all cir
'During
hidden to {
Bicycles ar
q. m. and [
"From til
me I shall
sons who S
of one day
If the SUBJ
time, the h
err "a hour
"a hours (
penalty Of
to appear.
"Priests.
or member
taken first
II insist
about in
their respe'
taking Off
hands to tn
In case Of
der must
does not ID
man militia
spected by
Hold Small
"The fat
down upon
diyidual. bl
litical stru
the destinie
Af~-e -I--I
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-04-11

Oznamuji timto, ze Sc budu u
chazeti O 1fad okresniho auditora
ma demokratickem lfstku q zadam
0 hlasy voliGG pfi %primarkach v
kyetnu, coz dovedu oceniti.
S~tanislav Kramaf.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-04-11
announcement

l hereby announce to the public that I have OPEN
ed q first class
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-04
GREAT SERVICE FLAG
TO BE DEDICATED SUNDAY-1O
HANG IN LOBBY OF
POSTOFFTCE.

In honor of 29O men who are al
ready in the military service of the
United States, in memory of -four
men who have died in the service and
Of two women who have entered ac-
tive hospital service for the Red
Cross. a large service flag was lately
received by the committee in charge.
The emblem is s feet by IL feet In
dimensions. and now has 300 stars
on it.
The great flag was bought by the
co operation of the women's clubs of
Madison. 1t was thought of last
winter. 1t was proposed that all the
women's organizations of Madison
meet and contribute. This was done,
and the auxiliary organizations of
the Catholic, Methodist, Presbyte-
rian. Baptist, German Baptist, Epis-
copal. German Lutheran, Norwegian
Lutheran and the Women's Relief
corps, the Order of the Eastern Star
and the Civic and Child Welfare club
contributed generously to the prof
Get.
1t is now planned TO have the flae
dedicated to the soldiers on Sunday
evening. Adit. Gen. w. A. Morris
will be the speaker of the evening
and a mar from Canada, who has
seen active service on the other side
will also speak. 1t is hoped to have
a choir of at least 100 voices, select
ed from the ehoirs of the city, led BY
Prof. Mcmahon and accompanied By
Miss Gimme. The military bodies
OF the city will be present-G. A. r..
Nv. r.. c. and the home guard.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-04

career. April 4, 1871. At years
ago, as a young man. he sowed his
first field of wheat on his govern
ment land claim in Minnehaha coun-
ty, Dakota Territory. The grain was
sown broadcast by hand as other
farm work was done in a primitive
way compared to the modern facili-
ties of the present day. Mr.. Hunte-
mer's visions of the future greatness
of the new country were rosy as he
plodded owe his field in the sparsely
settled locality and they have all
been realized by the great common
wealth of South Dakota. Besides he
has personally realized competent
wealth from his efforts in blazing the
way in a new country for others to
come and profit from it's resources.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-04
LIBERTY LOAN FLAGS
SERVICE FLAGS TO BE GIVEN
FOR FULL APPORTIONMENT
or MEN AND PLACES.

Chairman John w. Walden re-
ceived today samples of service flags
to be given to individuals and com
munities who and which subscribe
their full quota of the third Liberty
Loan. There are also buttons for
those who do what is expected of
them. The individual flags are small
ones on a card, with a space for the
subscribers name. The flag for the
city, town, township or community
which subscribes its full quota is of
bunting, So by 54 inches. and like
the individual flags, have a red Dor
der and white field. Through the
center of the field running in a YER
tcle direction are three blue bars. In
case a community subscribes double
It's quota there is a I to be added
to the stripes. The button is a red
bordered blue button with a Liberty
bell in the center.
The whole supply of literature and
blanks has not been received yet,
Mr.. Walden said. lie hopes To get
Jil1 rest dN SUM a. Po|Slblt, 40 AhNJ
intend to press the button which Is
to start the campaign next Tuesday.
In connection with the Liberty
loan attention was called by several
persons born in foreign countries to
the Autograph of immigrants newly
arrived, representing the father,
mother and son, with all their pos
sessions on their arrival in the land
of opportunity. The litho is the one
: lettered Remember the Flag of Lib
erty." A man of foreign birth called
attention to it today, and remarked
with thoughtful Renaissance, And
| was one of them. | know what ii
was" He is a man who can see the
force OF the strong argument pre-
scented by the picture.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-04

Western grown alfalfa seed. also
clover and timothy seed for sale by
w. /. Thompson.
Eat at Jacks.
watch | can not repair.-Guy f.
Hanson.
What gift could be better for the
boy than one OF our dependable mil
itary wrist watches.-Guy f. Hanson,
Eggs for Matching. choice Barred
Rock. also Houdans, $3.50 per set,
ting. Phone 1924 or 1894.
For Rent. One front office room
in Soule-SponhOl2 building p
Soule.
Eggs for Matching pure bred Bar,
red Rocks. excellent laying strain
$3.50 per setting Mrs. X NJ
Thrall. Phone 3l00.
Broken Lenses accurately dupll
Gated while you wait. Eyes exam
lned and frames fitted.-Yseger't
Optical Parlor.
Want a we'll bored? See ID. T
Moran, Phone 1914.
Potatoes, red and white, hand as
sorted. at 65 cents per bushel, Will,
they last.-A. c. Hammer.
Special prices on Old Master cot
fee and Royal Garden e Friday am
Saturday at Munro's.
A meeting of the fire department
is called to be held at the hall Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock. Election
of officers.
Lost. From automobile between
Madison and Hartford, overcoat
Finder return to this office or Der
Reeve. Madison. S. d.
Ladies, do your spring sewing OF
a two-spool sewing machine or othe
high class makes sold by Mitterlinl
Piano House.
For Sale. Good range al a bar
gain.-Phone 1891.
For real bargains in ladies' pump
go to the shoe department at tn
Home Supply Co.
Single comb White Leghorn egg
for sale.-C. F. Belts. Phone $3.50
Take your next meal at Rays Re:
taurant, 36 cents.
Eat at Jacks.
am prepared to build sidewalk
or any other kind of construction i
the line OF cement work.. F.:
Thompson, Phone 3515.
War savings and thrift stamps Il
sale at any bank or the postoffic'
Inquire at Dakota State Bank.
For Sale. Good oak dining roo
table.-Phone 1925.
Chamber maid wanted at Lab
Park hotel.
For Sale. A kitchen cabinet an
an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 224l.
Two-spool sewing machines. ii
best of all.-Mitterling Piano Hous
For Sale. Horse. harness an
buggy.-Mrs. ID. NJ. Finnie, Phor
1903.
Come to our coffee and tea den
onstration Friday and Saturday. 81
Cur adj. J. Munro.
A Red Cross social is announce
to be held at the Westaby schoo
house on Friday evening of tn
week.
Frank Willard went by a mornir
train to Omaha with a view of di
posing of a piece Of property he owl
in that city.
Rev. c. McKibbin will hold ser
ices in the Presbyterian church
Rutland on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Wanted. To hear from owner
good farm for sale. State cash pri
and full description.-D. F. Bus
Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. f. G.. Quarnstrom and chi
arrived from Watertown this afte
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-04
LOYAL AMERICAN CITIZEN.

To put the public right on the
little fracas we had yesterday on the
street, | will say there seems to be
some idea that Mr.. Klotzbach is a
pro-German sympathizer and inter
fered in the Richter affair, which is
not trua in any way. Whatever en-
nifty exists between Mr.. Klotzbach
and myself is wholly a personal deal
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-04

of old standing. and for any one to
accuse Mr.. K~lotzbach of being a pro-
German ! will defend him to the end
and fight beside him in protection of
his honor as a true and loyal Amer
lean citizen.-W. f. Kinney.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-04
THE CITY.


Unsettled weather tonight and
Friday; probably rain or snow;
warmer tonight.
- - - - - - "
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-04
an OLD.1|MER
WI. HUNTEMER SOWED HIS
FIRST FIELD OF WHEAT IN
DAKOTA TERRITORY
~ YEARS AGO.

To-day is con<idered by VIM. Hun
temer as an eventful one in his bust
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-04-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Eat at Jacks.

Eat at JackB.
Western grown alfalfa seed. also
clover and timothy seed for sale by
/. Thompson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-08
-Four Years in Germany"
Again Plays to Packed House at The
Conrt-Plays Remarkable Engage-
ment Today.

Ambassador G"rard's MY -Four Y"ars
in Germany packet IN" Court 10 tho
doors las: niGht with n bowling. cheering
wildly a;r.audinc audience. Tho picture
X ono uf tn" biggest su"rcssns ever
shown IN Wheeling and Il is no wonder
ihat At each performance Ihor" is z long
lin" nf ANXIOUS ticket purchasers The
facts. As depicted on ihr screen ar" all
ilkcn FROM 'i"ra rh's famous hnnk and
wien acted "ut Ih"y CIV" m" spectator
thrill and S"Gsa'lhn thar ~ hard to
hoii"I". Americans VIII" d"uh' what tin"
former ambassador lad IN 20 rhr"uSh
with Will hli" att doubts r"movd afi"r
Song tn, rir'ur". Tn"-o * no taking
~ al! ."I"r; s""n' being \ w"nd"rfml r.
r-"duC''0u nf "Hai actually took place
N Germany. fh" scenes where Gerard
tells thai America has '"".h"l lamp
posts on which 10 string rp III" |nh. hnh
German ras"rN isls in this country brings
down nc mouse az we'll as III sccnc
whnr" Gerard says iii stay here until
In m" closing ro.l showing our brave
'.SammIca' in acr>nn. the auhi"n"" cam
Ooi control themselves They applaud.
whistle. I.ll and stamp AS the boys 20
OYER TIA" top and one YHnk"" E"ts six
90 ~" rlTrn. r"Is SocncS. IT tnu haven;
already :"'n his %tuN"nd0us production
dent mis- ~" last opportunities today.
|; is rlarv"i"uS and should hn witnessed
h every man ana woman in this vicin-
ny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-08
THE WHIP. "

Th" Whip" ,e ~" biggest thing that
has ever been attempted II motion pic
lures up {" tho rros"nt time. and II is
doubtful jf there viii he another film
rr1S'"rr!"c" II quail II in III" next do
ale. N"r r'st"l L. fred. and yet it ~
real m"lnirhrfa: N fact. 4 great m"l"-
drama IN IFS appeal I" tn" m7ss"s.
Tho Whjr' - hold !" IL" screen by
oven stronger h"rd$ nr sympathy hn-
1w'rn /, AID IT." unlimited public 1t wiiI
draw from.
'Th" WIN" t1s that har" sporting az
m"sph"rN { rho Sporting Duchess"
ant the dark crimson turritud" Of Tho
t;r"aI Iuhy' and nrnr".---'"r neither Of
t.'"s. ~" r2on' .nrci could over hope 10
equal Tho. NEtn" ~ "nr way. II is all
about 4 pa" horse, tn" favoriIa. Of
course. ard th. 'wo hTndr"d dollar rnCc
and The 'IiahniiraI s"h"nIH Ia frame M
-" Vllirnt nuiMHl in = box car deprived
1t ~ r.ar %uals and left standing in
tho Tath "f Ia" FAST Saratoga express.
TIL" WMr' comes IN tho Court for
nrIIr" w.'S sc limo -. with twn per
f"rman""S daily. - md SIS. Seats
ar. roe:rl,''! for Ill night shows hut not
~ nIarin""s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-08
MUST
HELP THE CAUSE
WHEELING is BEHIND IN BEL
CLAN RELIEF CAMPAIGN.
Much More Must Be Forthcoming &c
Put Wheeling Over the TOP
in This Charity

ITO give our old Casi-otf clothes 10
tho Belgian Relief is privilege that
We should all take aGvanraS" Of. SAID
Mr.. George r.. House. when inter.
viewed yesterday.
judging frcm III" packages 70
ceivnI so far, "" ar" N"r:' 'nurh
afraid hat wr ar" going ~ fall iar
below our allotment in his drive tol
'clorhing for our friends across The
sea. We ar" at loss as 10 bow 10
impress IN" importance Of everyone
in this county giving something OF
other, in order Ia make This Wheeling
drive a big success. II will be ahSn
lurnlv necessary for crcrT family IN
this county 10 give one or moro OF ~"
articles on Tho accepted lisr, ii w"
homo IN make rrrdirablr showing III
This drive fnr ClnIhipc for tho poor
and destitute people '0f BELGIUM and
Northern France.
"Wr feel thar We should RECEIVE
5000 pairs Of socks. 5.hon pairs oi
stockings. ",h0h mems suits. 1000
dresses. 2.n00 ovrrcOats. 1000 SuilS Of
mems. women's and chilhrCn'< nrdrr
wear, 10000 pairs Of shoes. and so on
down tho line. Have YOU son; in your
contribution If not. G"r busy a.
once. II will never do 10 lot anyone
say Wheeling failed when called upon
dealers Of ladies ard Scnrlom"n'S
, garments. why not lake his npnnrlu
nifty 10 clean out ynrr Stock CO. rir
of all Your shor.wor9 garments. We
; would also like Il few dealers n ron
tribute pa|kinS cases. thar W" may
properly pack all articles received
: If they will call Belgium. 1919 Main
street. arrangements will be- made &c
call for al cases"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-08
. ;7ty BIouses for Every
Summer Requirement

II JNDREDS Of dainty
- and attractive Sum-
:..~:v BIouScS for every
,.:,"Asion. all nicely fin
;.,n,d and at moderate
N:r-eS:
::'ouseS in plain and colorcd
..ir. ,ed wolfe. dotted Swiss and
nr"andie. tailored styles with
.hawl collars, others trimmed
will; frills and Vcnisc lace, a
,}a",n styles at CSC each.
i;iouSeS or plain and cross
bar wolfe in shirt effects. or
gamble and voilc trimmed with
lace. friilS and embroidery, a
cio1en styles at S1.9S.
Rlouses Of pnnece in tailored
effects, crepe de Chine in white,
flesh and high shades and fine
roiic in plain or trimmed styles,
cich' attractive models at
$3.50.
BIouses Of crepe dc Chine,
voilc and organdie, round and
Y neck models. some collarless,
others with high or convertible
collars and slip-over effects,
eight different styles at S4.SS.
RIuses Of Georgette crepe
and line wolfe in dressv models
with dainty frills and lace
trimmings, ten smart styles at
. S5.9S.
-Ger-uent store-Third floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-08
New Neckwear
for Saturday

CATURDAI al vs.
~ sees new and novel
Neckvear on display lE
this store. among tn" Of
ferings for tonlozroW be-
ing:
Satin Collars.in roll. round
and flat shapes with braid and
hutton trimming. CSC to
$3.50.
Crepe Collars in hemstitched
and tucked effects. 9Sc to
$3.50.
NcSteeS Of fine organdie,
plain or embroidered and fin
iShod with lace and dainty
buttons, CSC.
pique Collars and Sets in flat
anil roll effects for Use on glng-
ham dresses and tn wear on
coats. CSC to $3.50.
,1arahou Narkpieros in cape
and scarf shapes. some PLAIN.
others with tail trimmings.
>:.in lining. cord and ribbon
f. Jennings. S4.9S 10 Si2.9S.
Windsor Ties in plain satin.
creeks. plaiI~. polka dots. crepe
-. Chino in triaorncred effects,
80 and SEC.
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