davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-13

darii, S 'au gasit in cavitatile din
tilor stricati, microbul ofticei, 81
daca acea persoana Isl saruta CO.
phi, sau orr cc ruda sau prieten,
puteti intelege usor ca va preda
'uSor oftica.
Stunt uncle vite carl au oftica.
Eli bine, daca glvernul sanitar
II ar inspecta acele vite bolnave
de boala aceasta, puteti intelege
foarte usor, cum 'boala aceasta
s'ar imprastia 81 mai mult. De la
vite bolnave de oftica ne-am i'm
bonavi 81 moi, 81 copii nostri prin
laptele lor, prin carnea care o
mincam. Vitele 'bolnave de oftica
sunt rescumparate de la proprie-
tar, Use da jumatate din valoa-
rea vitei. Vita este Omorita 81
corpul ars, ca sd fie arsi 81 micro
bii de oftica.
o mama ofticoasa, cind IN
sarcinata, nu naste copil ofticos,
dar daca copilul, este crescut de
masa, ii va preda oftica; de ace
ia e bine ca mamele bOlnave de
oftica sd caute sd salvcze viata
micutilor, 81 sd dea copilul unde-
va la un asil de cupii, ca sd fie
crescut acolO.
In numarul viitOr vOiu. arata
ca cine p0ate capata oftica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-13
r A p o r r.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura loan /. G. Bratianu"
din Mansfield, Ohio, in ziua de
% 1ulie 1918, avut alegerea
functionarilor 81 s'au ales urma-
tori domni: George Dobre. pre-
sedime, Mihaila Rosea, vice pre-
sedinte, Nicolae Duma, secretar
de protocoale, Iosif Bucurenciu,
secretar financiar, Pantilimon
Sin, easier, George Cataveiu, no.
tar, Gerasim Botoc, gardian. lar
ca controlori au fost alesi dom
nil: SimiOn Barta 81 Zafiu Hasu.
Presedinte aranjator: loan Ra-
du. Membrii in comitet au fost
alesi urmatorii domni: Geo. Su-
ciu, G. Garzac. P Krista, V. Tur-
GU, V. Lulea, p. Moldovan, I. Tu-
lai, n. SOneriu, /. Surdu
Doamna Ana P. Moldovan a
daruit perina societatii pc care
o am pus la loterie, 81 adus su-
ma de 1870. Pentru aceasta fap-
ia ii aducem cele mai calduroase
multumiri dorind ca 81 pc viitor
sd mai poata face astfel de sur
prinderi Societatii noastre.
In numele Societatii loan I.
G. Bratianu" din Mansfield, O.
hio:
George Dobre, presedinte.
Nick Duma, secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-13
CrOniCa nlediCala
Gu SUBJECT DE MEDICINA
POPULAR4 81 HIGIENA.
De Doctorul A. Lappner,
DETROIT. MICH.
Aceste ortic0le DOR opore de 3
orr pc sdptdnssnd: Marta, Joio 81
NfmbGto.
oFTIcA (TUBERoULozA).
Articolul No. I.

Aceasta 'boala a fost studiata
pentru prima data de un mare
medic francez Gu numeN de Vii
lemln. Ell arafat cd daca sc la
un organ bolnav de oftica 81 sa
inoculeaza, adica sd pune pc cor
pull unui pore de india, atuncia
acel animal capata boala la fel
ca 81 ofticosul.
Microbul ofticei ma fost Gu
noscut pima i'll timpul anului
1881, cind Robert Koch, rln mare
bacteriologist, la descoperit.
I'll luat acel microb, care la
inoculat la porci de india, 81 a
yaZut, ca acelc animate capata
oftica intocmai ca 81 omul.
Aceasta boala sd intinde DE
toata suprafata pamintului, dar
'Oamenii de la orase sunt in nu-
mar mai mare ce cei de la tara.
81 in oraSe oftica sd vede acolo
undc oamenii sunt mai ingrama-
dlti la un loc, Gu aer stricat.
Cum sa capata oftica 81 cine
Q capata?
Mlcrobiul acestei boil isl face
ilntrare III cOrpul Omului sanatos
Isl mnultindu-se lproducind dife-
rite Otravuri, ataca cOrpul omu-
lui sanatos 81 da oftica. Accst
,mlcrob il putem capata de la cei
'bolnavi prin diferitc cal. Cind
!OftlcOsul tuseSte, in casa pc po-
Idca, tusa sd usuca, sd amesteca
ecu praf, care Sc suie in aerul ca
sci, 81 intra prin marble nasului
in beregata. bronchii, plamini
etc. Microbul ofticei poate ira
i'll praf sau colb luni de zile fara
sa fie omorit de frigul iernei, 81
nici de caldura soarelui.
vi CoPhl cotc OItICOS, Sd JOact
Gu alti cOpii sanatosi, maninca
chendii, sau bomboane, 81 dup;
&C a muscat din chendi da 81 pri
etenului sau sa music din aceias
chendic, 81 astfel capatam no
I'd victima de oftica.
Dintii stricati din gura contil
in gaurile lor o multime de mur
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G o N 9 U R S.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Biruinta'' din Warren
Ohio, avind lipsa de un admi.
nlstrator lunar pentru irgrijirea
halel, pc aceasta Gale publica
cOncurS
Acei frati membrii al Societatii
noastre ,,Biruinta' care doresc a
deveni ca administrator, stunt ru.
gait sa bine voiasca trimite 0.
fertcle dior societatii Biruinta
p. Q. Box 2, in timp de 10 zile.
In ofert sd scrie 81 decisiunea
sau cit Ofera pc luna.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-13

Lucru e de la 6-12 q. N, 81
de la 2-12 p. m. zilnic. Simbata
de la Z dimineata, pima la IL
nOaptea.
Lucrul eel are de facut Use va
spune la fata locului.
Deci acei frati membri care do
resc Ocupa serviciul mai sus
numit, sunt rugati a nu intdrzia
mai multi ca 10 zile.
In numele Societatii ,,Biruinta"
din Warren, Ohio:
Jacob Murgu, presedinte.
Zenovie Crisan, secretar.
(83-88).
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OASPE PLACUT.

Dun,inecd sedrU 5M II !. C. D-nul
Leon y. Heller, auditor (c0ntrO-
lor) la Emergency Fleet Corpora
tiom United States Shipbuilding
'Board) fost Oaspele sef-redacto-
rului mostru, dl Iulius f.. Y. I0a-
noUici. In trecere0 d-sale prin Clc-
iceland, o., dt heller, ca Uechiu
prieten al d-iui IOanOvici, u uisitat
81 localW redactiei 81 u tipOgrafiei
nO0Stre.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-13
DE VfNZARE.

Pool Room Gu 3 biliardc moi
din cele mai bune, find uzate nu-
mai 2 luni. Sa Wind fOarte ieftin.
Pozitia foarte buna. Find ocupat
Gu alt busseines, sunt slit al vim
de. Doritorii pot veni in persOana
sd vada la adresa:
M. Marian, 1896 Grant Street, A.
(92-87) kron, Ohio.
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3
mergi la un magazin, unde Sc
fac aparate pentru medici,. 81 AGO.
10 ordoni un ciorap dupa masura.
Pentru a doua boala cearca
Compund Elixir af Yohimy: Sa
lei 3 lingurite pc ri. Sa ordoni de
la farmacie 4 untze.
Sa poate intimpla sd nu lie ga
sesti in orasul matale, apoi sa
spui la drugistul matale sd CO.
mande de la Seltzer's Drug Sto-
re 80 w. Adams Str, Detroit,
Michigan. A
Salut:
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G o N V o G A r E.

Prin accasta comitetul de pre-
gatire al sectiei Ligei Rationale
Mich, convoaca pc toti acci frati
ROmini, care STINT rominestc 81 in
a caror vine mai curgc un singc
a lua parte la adunarea
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r 4 S p U N S u I.
D-lui Frank Ephraim, Union Sta.
tion, O..

tion, o.
Stimate domnule!
Sa te due la spital sd ti-se ia
ca dilatatiuni. Sa faci in fiecare
an aceste dilatatiuni.
DR.. A. Lappner.
D-lui G. Theodorescu, Indiana
Harbor, Ind.
Stimate domnule!
+ posibil intr 'adevar ca cineva
sa capete negei la nina. Trebu-
iesc arse.
Salut:
DR.. A. Lappner.
J. P. D. G..
In chcstia GU piciorul c greu
de spus ce boala Ell. E posibil So
fie durere de incneietura, sau
din cauza vinelor carl pot fl in
largite. sau poate fl din cauza u
nei boil de inima.
Ori 81 cum al putea sd intrebu-
intezi un fel de unsoare 81 care
Sc chiama ,,Dionol ointement"
Ar fl bine sa-ti faci un ciorap de
guma. Pentru asia ar Fl bine sd
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P. L. P. B. 365 Sparows Point
M. D.
Stimate dOmnule!


Stimate domnule!
Voiu sd sper ca cineva It'll va
ceti rlndurile. Inima mise rupe
de ceea ce imi scrii, 81 daca al fl
aci in Detroit, poate aSi cauta
sa-ti ajut.
lata iubitul meu, ce greseala
al facut ca nu teal inserts intr o
organizatie romineasca, care in
asemenea imprejurari thar fl a
jutat ca sa poti merge in alte
parti, unde al fl putut capata a.
jutOrul medical.
Te rOg raspunde-mi istoria tu-
turOr bOlilor, daca al fost undeva
La un spital, 81 daca poti sa-mi
dai numele specialistului de ochi
la care teal tratat. O sa ma pun
in correspondence cu acel medic,
care mi-ar putea da mai multe in
fOrmatiuni asupra d-tale.
Salut:
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DR.. A. Lappner.

D-lui A. B. Bogdan, P. o. Box 90,
Yorkville, o.
Stimate Domnule!
Raspunsurile sc dau numai
prin ziarul America
Salut:
nr 1onnrov
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-08-13
DR.. A. Lappner.

Rdspumsul Sc ga da nunsai prin
un hume snchipuit, 81 pentru a a.
coperi cheltuielile GU mdrci posta-
le 81 hsrtie, doritorii sunt rugati a
pune marcd de 5 cent?. = fntfe-
bdrsle Sc DOR ddres0 la 281 Farms
North, Detroit. Mich,
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DE fNCHIRIAT.

8 camere in West 54-th Street,
No. 1920. (82-84)
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MANY LOSE CHARTERS
Eighteen Topeka Corporations Have
Licenses Revoked by the State.

Since the announcement from the
secretary of states office several days
ago to the effect that the National
Hotel company was the only local cor
poration to lose its charter, new list
of delinquents has been compiled. The
list adds names of a number of To-
peka and Shawnee county corpora
lions which have failed to pay their
license or failed to make the required
reports. Charters of these companies
have been suspended.
Local corporations hit by the order
of the state charter board and de-
clared to be without corporate rights
are:
Acme Manufacturing & Advertising
Co., Automobile Lock & Alarm Co.,
Batman Candy Co., Burns-Rineheart
brokerage Co., Capital City Oil & Gas
CO.. Central Bank Building Asso., Gen.
trail Loan & Investment Co., Golden
Belt Oil & Gas Co., Iris Theater Co.,
Kansas Audit Co., Kansas Loan & Dis
count Co., Rosenberg Bond & Invest
ment Co., Shawami Oil & Gas Co.,
Topeka Fruit & Produce Co., Topeka
Baseball & Exhibition Co., Topeka
Culvert Mold Manufacturing Co. Tri-
County Oil G. Gas Co., X-Rays Print
ing Co, all of Topeka.
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Handkerchief
piles of them,
all snowy and white

with bits of color sprinkled here
and there like confetti sprinkled
on snow. Hundreds of different
kinds of Handkerchief are here
for Saturday:
Women's plain lawn Handker-
chiefs are priced. 1Oc, 15c, zoe
Women plain linen Handkerchiefs
are priced. ....... .15c, Csc, soc
Embroidered Handkerchief of fine
null and linen are. zoe, up
Madeira hand-embroidered Hand
kerchiefS are. 800. soc to $3.50
Box Handkerchiefs; usually three
in a neat box. .35c, up
Children's Handkerchiefs; plain
and with borders. sc to 1Oc
Mems plain cambria Handkerchiefs
are priced. .1Oc, 15c
Mems plain linen Handkerchiefs
are priced. Csc to 75c
Mems initial Handkerchief are
priced. .1Oc and up
Mems Silk Handkerchiefs are
priced. Csc to $1.OO
Main Floor-Pelletier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
CONTINUE SCHOOL TERM
First Semester Will Not End Last of
January This Year.

A. j. Stout, superintendent of the
city schools. announces that the, first
term of school will not close this year
the last of January, as usual. The
first term will be continued into Feb
ruary with view to making up as
much az possible of the first term
work lost thru the influenza epidemic
The loss will be distributed some
what between the two terms. For
that reason parents are asked to see
that their children enter school as
soon as the schools open after the
lifting of the closing order. instead of
waiting until the beginning of the new
term. Those who wait" Stout said,
will find themselves far behind their
classes, for the courses of study will be
necessarily unsettled, and changes in
the curriculum will have to be made
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WANTED HER $4,000
Police Say Insurance Man Knew Girl
Would Be an Heiress.

Muskegon. Mich. Dec. 20.-Belief
that Miss Frieda Weichman of Chi
cago would inherit $4,000 led Milo
H. Piper local insurance man, to
marry the girl with whose death he is
charged, according to the police here
today.
This angle of the case developed
thru the discovery of love letters writ
ten to the girl by Piper, say the
police.
Assistant Prosecutor Jackson is
striving to have positive Identification
made of the automobile alleged to
have been used by Piper to take the
girl to the spot in Moorland township
where she was killed. The machine
had red wheels, and Jackson hopes to
produce witnesses who saw the ma
chine at the time and SPIT the state
charges Piper killed the girl.
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Beads,
a pretty neck,
Christmas morn!

What charming combination
and, judging by the number of
Beads we're selling, there'n be lots
of these charming combinations
Christmas morning.
Pearl Beads; the filled, of very
good quality. misty lustrous; neck
strands up to 54-inch length
.$1.0O to $1,000
Novelty Beads in red, amber.
green, amethyst. black jet and
combination colors; plain and in
combination with metal soc to 81 90
NOV ELTY JEW E RY-
Brooches, Lingerie Clasps, Cuff
Links, Tie Clasps, Bracelets, Bar
Pins, Beauty Pins. Rings, Laval
Heres, Pendants, Neck Chains, ETC. !;
of dependable. serviceable gold fill
ed stock and solid gold. soc to $40
Main F1oor-Pelletier's
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Practical Gifts for
the dearest baby 3

Tho dearest little Cashmere
Sacques in various styles: both ma
chine and hand embrpidered---
prices range ~ TO $3.50
Bathro1,es to keep tiny tots
snug and warm; of the softest Of
Beacon cloth In various colors;l
sizes / to 6 years. :. 81 80 to 44.2S
Sweaters and Sweater Sets; the
softest. warmest of wool garments
in all colors and combinations-
at $3.50 to 47.00
Carriage Robes; hand crocheted
or knitted in the prettiest and dam
ltiest of patterns: plain white and
white with pink or blue trim
mings. .$4.25. to e1f.S0
Baby Buntings; of the finest.
softest OF Beacon" cloth: nothing
quite SO good to keep baby snug
and warm and away from Jack
Frost. ............ $2.e5 TO e4.2S
End Floor-PelIetier's
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Toys at special prices

Unbreaable Dolls the 22-inch size. dressed girls
boys-on sale Saturday. 81 40
ChiIdren's Zoe Educational Toy Books;
tertainng instructive. &c
Checkers the unbreakabe rubberized. and leath-
covered Checker Boards-choce. SIC
$3.50 ia La Bye Swings for tiny tots; certainly
dandy gft--on sale Saturday. $1.l0
$225 Flash Lights with double cell batteries-spe-
cially priced for Saturday. 3 80
s2.25 sets of Unbreakabie CeIluloid Dishes white.
pink and blue; 16piece sets for. $1.S0
Acc Iron Pull Toys for little folks: Trains Fire En-
gines. Water Towers. etc.-choice- .s39C
Architectural Builder Sets in wooden boxes; enter
tanning and instructive. .3SG
PeIleer's Bargain Basement
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Gifts for women
some specially priced

$495 Waists of Georgette and Crepe de Chine; pink
white, Nile and a few dark shades; each one in a
holly box-special for SATURDAY.. 50
Crepe de Chine CamisOles attractively trimmed with
fet lace-specially priced II 40
$l98 "Beacon' Batflrobes for women; handsome
floral and Indian patterns in all coors. SO. 80
s. SO Silk Petticoats; excellent variety OF styles
and coors to select from. $3.45
$500 F1anncIetfe kfmonos beautiful floral designs
in light and dark colors-ehoice. 81 .80
Women's Handkerchicfs with neatly embroidered in
itals-six in a box for. Csc
SOc Fibre Silk Hose: white. black pink, baby blue
and few plafds and stripes-on sale. s39e
PeIetieris Bargaln Bassnens
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
A fine lot of
neckties
for boys

The big, wide, open end Four-in-
Hands of good quality silks in
handsome patterns and colorings--
very special values. +. 60c and 6gc
FANCY SHIRTS AND BLOUSES
of percales, Madrases and silk.
striped materials; some in neck
band style and some with collars
attached. .$1.25, 4f.35 to $500
BOYS BATH ROBES of "Beacon's
cloth in conventional and Indian,
patterns on tan. blue. brown and,
gray grounds. $500 and $685.
End Floor-pelIefIersh
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20

I1A-4NHfHI SIi"IH NOs OuU5C DCshUs
Marysville, Kan, Dec. 20.-George
Loche member of the city council of
Marysville, died suddenly of heart
failure here at his home. He was SIS
years old. His wife and seven chill
dren survive. He served Marshall
county as probate judge for four years,
and for several years was a member
of the city council.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
BARGAIN 3lIl3Sf1
A great store 1Uit1l71 u store +
vs., Dolls, Candy, gifts Of all kinds--neV'

ssNever-Stop" See Saws-Ta dandy, unbreakable toy
for little fellow-specially priced - $50
81 so Peter Rabbit Game Hunting in the Green
Meadow"-on sale Saturday $1.10
S225 Blackboards; the 20x20-inch size easel style
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
For wrapping
packages
boces, tissue paper,
seals, etc.

Z
seals, etc.
Pasteboard boxes covered
with holly paper; all sizes
from tiny ones up to scarf
boxes 2 feet long-5c to Zoe
each.
White, red and green Tissue
Paper-10c a roll.
Christmas Seals and Stick
ers and Cards to write their
names on; dozens of different
kinds-at all prices.
Main Fl0or-PeI1etier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
Get Christmas candles
at special prices, Saturday

Christmas Candy; the hard kind. fine and fresh; in
1-pound boxes assorted. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Soc
PeIletier's especial" Christmas Candy; extra fine
quaty-k- pound boxes. zoe
Pelletier's especial" Assorted ChocoIates-5Oc and
$100. " and 1-pound boxes .4Oe and 70t
Chocolate Peanut Clusters, fresh and fine-the soc
vassar Chocolates: freshly packed. H-pound boxes.
right from the factory. .................-. SOC
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Merchandise Certificates
solve many a gift problem

The fneff1ciency of Christmas giving is due sole
ly to the fact that about half the people do not
know what the other half wants" That is why
many people spend Christmas day in trying
reconcile themselves to the things they didn't get.
The guesswork Of giving be entirely elm
mated by giving a Pelletier Merchandise Gift
Certificate.
Issued in any amount from 800 up. and
deemable at any time in any section-in other
words the person who gets Gift Certificate
choose their gift. Issued by
The Ofnce-2nd Floor-PelIetier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
Neckwear
always welcome

BOUDOIR CAPS-a veyy dainty
and serviceable gift. Here are
dozens of the prettiest styles; OF
net and Crepe de Chine. trimmed
with finest laces. soc to $500
VESTEES-the newest, high-neck
styles; of satin, organdie. Georg-
cite and net; tucked. button
trimmed and some trimmed with
the daintiest of laces 500 to $3.50
DRESS and COAT SETS of satin,
pique, organdie and Georgette;
both fiat and roll shapes. plain and
lace trimmed. .75c to $500
COLLARS; flat, roll and the won
derfully becoming Jane Cowl
shapes of Aurora satin. Arlette
crepe, organdie, Georgette and sat
in; some trimmed with silk fringe.
some with the tiniest of tucks and
some with the prettiest of laces
.75c to $3.50
Main F1oor-Pelletier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
Women's Beacon"
bathrobes
IA gift, indeed

A fine line of warm, seryicea BILE
Bathrobes for women. OF soft.
fleecy Beacon" blanketing; some
with deep sailor collars trimmed
with ribbon and some with shawl
collars that snuggle up very conn
fortably around the neck; very
pretty conventional, floral and In
dian patterns on pink, blue. Copen-,
hagen and old rose grounds
$500. .$4.96, $5.05 To $1f. so
End Floor-PelIetier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
Keep the
pots boiling

help the Salvation Army
provide a Christmas dinner
for the needy of Topeka. Be
cause of the higher prices Of
food stuffs this year, many
people are dropping in two
coins in place Of the one, last
year. -ss--
Keep the pots boiling.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
rs YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the columns of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL



Christmas will be a big day at the state
insane asylum. Already a carload of pres
ents has arrived at the asylum from friends
of the patients. They are chiefly of cloth
ing and useful articles. Presents will be
bought for those of the inmates who have
no friends. All of these will be put on
an immense Christmas tree Christmas
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. s. Thomas left today
for st. Louis to spend the Christmas holt
days with their daughters, Nina and May.
Allen Hudson will come up from Kansas
City TO attend Miss May Hil1yer's party. .
Mr. William Spurgin. who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Harris, in Oakland
Place, has returned to his home in Bedford,
Iowa. He took with him live jack rabbit.
which will be quite curiosity in Iowa.
Charlie Devendorf of Tacoma. Washing
ton, sent his mother, Mrs. H X: Devendorf.
a Hindoo mocking bird, native of Bonn
bay. Southern India. 1t is a little darker
than our brown thrushes, very tame and
fine singer.
Miss Lulu Finch of Burlingame. will
spend Christmas with Miss Mabel Drew.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
AIN B; Id32I3sI1
prepared to serve!
For nles, and boys

SiOO Silk Neckties; the big. full in best pat
terms and coIors-Saturday special $500. Goa
Mems 1928 Driving Gloves; horsehide palms ard
plush backs and gauntlets-on sale. IL 80
Mems Dress Shirts of striped Madrases rcaies:
both soft and laundered cuff styles. n Sn
35c mercerized black cotton Socks-boxes of three
pairs specially priced. .7f34
Boys Gauntlet Gloves with warm fleece lninrs-
very special values at. ........ TIA
EOys Necktfes: the Four-In-f Hand style in various
Iatterns and colors-5ec boxes Of two. 800
Mems Slippers: Girls Shoes
Mems @2.55 Romeo slippers black kid with serv.
iceabe leather soles and heeis-on sale. Al .00
Girls up $3.50 Shoes of kid, gunmetal box calf
and patent: broken lines sizes 12h to g in the
xlot-on sale Saturday. ..................4 Z.A6
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
Where's the woman
who does not 'slove"
silk underwear?

So far as we've ever heard.
"They amt none" And for that
reason. when Santa brings Silk
Underwear he's sure Of . most
royal welcome.
Vocfc of Jersey Silk in the
S0IS daintiest shades of pinks
both the regulation and the bodice
top styles; some plain. some en-l
broidered. some lace trimn ed,
some with ribbon shoulder straps
-$1.95, $3.50, $2.95, $3.50 ana
$500.
Boomers Of white tsus and d fiSsh
some trimmed with hemstitching,
some with lace and some with
bands of ribbon-$3.OO, $3.50 and
$S.05
Extra fine quality Jersey Silk
Boomers in dark brown, navy blue
and khaki-$5.5O.
end Flo0r-PelletieF's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-20
Silk
no better gift
for a woman!


phrase, there are more reasons
than you can shake stick at"
why people are giving Pelletier
them to an extent never known be-
fore.
The Silks, themselves, are a
mighty good reason-good enough,
in fact, to leave no need for other
reasons.
Every woman has need for an
other silk waist, skirt or dress and
there's no better time to give her
the material than Christmas-and
no better Silks to give than Pelle-
tier'si
Silks for waists; stripes, plaids and
plain colors-a big special line to
choose from at .$1.78
For Skirts there are plain and fancy
Taffetas. Fables. Twill Sattns,
Satin Duchess, Peau de Sole, etc
$3.50 to $3.50
For dresses there are
Satins, 40-inch. :. $3.50 to $3.50
Meteors, 40-inch ......... $3.50
Fluerette, 40-inch $500
Colored Messalines. 36-in. $f.70
French Faille, 36-inch $500
Crepe de Chine: the ali-silk.
40 inches wide. II .59-S2.OO
For suits we have Duvetyn Satin;
one of the new 1919 Silks, very
heavy and drapy: SO inches $3.50
Main FIoor-PeIletIer's