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Evening journal., 1918-11-04
Brandywine, No. 5 Rockford Road.
EIGHTH WARD.


First dstlrct-Sixth to Eighth. Pop
lar 20 Pine St., No. 5iS +. Seventh 81
Second-SiXth TO Eighth, Pine L
Spruce St. No. 6i2 Z. Seventh ST.
Third-Sixth 10 Eighth. Spruce st. Z
Brandyysine creek. No. 700 Bennett Si
Fourth-Poplar TO Pine. Eighth &
Ninth St. No. S2i Lombard ST.
Fifth-Pine TO Bennett, Eighth q
Ninth ST.. No. 500 Pine ST.
Sixth-Bennett TO Brandywlne. Eight
to Ninth St. n. w. Cor. Eighth and Lo-
Gust SITS.
Seventh-Poplar TO Pine, Ninth 4
Sherman St. No 900 Lombard st.
Eighth-Poplar TO Lombard Sts.
sherman 10 Brandywine. 429 E. Elev
enth st.
Ninth-Lombard TO Pine St. Sher'
man TO Brandywine, 1921 Pine st.
Tenth-pine TO Spruce, Ninth to
Brandywine. 9ii Kirkwood.
Eleventh - Spruce 10 Brsndywine
Ninth TO Brandywlne. 72i f. Tenth st
NINTH WARD.
First dlstrict-Thirteenth st. "a
Brandywino river BrandyNvine river "a
Delaware river. No. 1922 Claymont 81.
Second-Thirteenth ST. 10 Vandever
Ave, Thatcher ST. TO Delaware river
No. 1911 Claymont 81.
Third-Vandever Ave. TO TIyenty-flfth
St.. Thatcher ST. TO Delaware river. No
ii0i NaDdever Ave.
FOurth-Vandever Ave. 10 Thirteenth
Thatcher TO Pine St., No. 900 Nande-
Yer Ave.
Fifth-Vandeyer Ave. TO Twenty
NTH. Thatcher TO Pine ST., No. 62i Z.
Twenty-second St
Sixth-Brandywine river TO Twenty
second, Market TO Pine St, No. Van
dever Ave.
Seventh-Market to Carter, Twenty
second 10 Twenty-flfth ST., No. 22i2
Market st.
Eighth-Carter to Pine. Twenty-sec-
ond to Twentyinfth ST., No. 220i Pine
ST.
Ninth-Market ST. to city line.
Twenty-ilfth So. 10 city line. 5. 2. cor.
Thlrtieth and Market Sts.
Tenth-Market to Washington St,
Brandywine river to Nineteenth St, No.
1910 West st.
Eleventh-Nlarket TO Washington.
Nineteenth st. TO Concord Ave, No. 1908
West 81.
Twelfth-washington ST. TO Boule-
ward. Brandywine river TO Twenty
first st., No. 20Oi jefferson ST.
MISUNDERSTANDING st. 10 Boule-
ward. Twenty-flrst ST. TO Concord Ave,
No. 507 w. Twenty-first 81.
Observation-Disclosures 20 city line,
BrandyYine river 90 Twenty-eighth ST.,
rear Of 200i Boulevard.
Fifteenth-Market 20 West St.. Con-
cord Ave. TO Twenty-flfih St, No. 2i33
Market st.
Sixteenth-West 90 jefferson st,
Concord Ave. 10 Tweniy-ilfth St, No.
23O5 Washington 81.
venteenth--JeffersOn st. TO BOule-
ward, Concord Ave 10 TNventy-flfth ST.,
No. 2i07 Elliott Ave.
Eighteenth-Market 81. 20 Boulevard,
Twenty-ffth 20 Twenty-eighth St. No.
2J02 Washington st.
neteenth-Market 20 Washington,
Twenty-eighth st. to city line, No. 2iS
W. Twenty-ninth st.
Notwithstanding st. 10 city
line, Twenty-eighth st. 10 city line, No.
29Oi jefferson st.
TENTH WARD.
First district-Adams TO Van Buren.
Fourth TO Sixth St, No. 1921 w. Fourth
ST.
Second-Van Buren, TO Franklin.
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First district-Adams TO Van Buren.
Fourth TO Sixth St, No. 1921 w. Fourth
st.
Second-Van Buren TO Franklin.
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why YOU SHOULD
Vote REPUBLICAN
IContInded from pace one.l

lContinued from page one.)
war saving and war giving in this coun-
try; stand for the same cause for which
we fight; stand by the "irreduciblC
minimum Of peace terms; stand by the
war aim OF this country, which is the
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF Ger
many, that forever we may end Prus-
sianism in the world and the oppres-
sion to which It typines.
And 10 this great flrst purpose all our
thoughts and actions are directed.
Again and again, we declare, as we
have from the beginning, that we stand
irrevocably for a peace with victory
only. We demand an UNCONDITIONAL
SURRENDER, and we cannot too loudly
proclaim nor too certainl, perform IN
our determination in this direction.
From one end OF the country TO the
other, Republicans have demanded con-
tinually peace with victory only.
Doubly important Is this at this very
moment. Today Republicans renew
their conservation TO that end.
Now more signiflcsn daily becomes
our third propOsltion-Of preparation
for peace. The next Congress will be
a reconstruction Congress.
We must not forget for one moment
that the men we elect now will also be
the men who will shape this country's
course through the early reefs and
shoals Of reconstruction.
Remember, we are as prepared for
peace as we were for war.
When peace comes. many millions Of
laborers instantly will be affected by
the cancellation OF war orders and the
dlsbandment OF the armies.
The myriad problems Of reconstruc-
tlon press upon us for solution. Some o
them no man can foresee, others are
apparent 10 all.
We must not wait until the process
sion OF disasters has passed by.
Republicans, in the face OF recon
struction, as always heretofore in the
presence OF vast constructive needs, will
anticipate every possible contingency OF
storm and stress, will make tight every
compartment OF the ship OF state, and
doubly insure It's voyage into the COM
ing unknown.
Republicans cried aloud in vain for
preparedness. for war.
Republicans now demand that the ma
ton instantly prepare for peace.
The next Congress Will bear the great
burden 10 that end.
Let nothing remain undOne which can
honestly be performed 20 make Repub-
lican success certain.
The cOuntry's war load is great. Let
us hitch up both great political horses
20 pull II. And let us bring to the
great problems Of reconstruction the
brain and heart Of the Republican party.
Evening journal., 1918-11-04
Where City Voters Will
Cast Their Ballots Tomorrow

7 Walnut SITS.
Third-Market 20 Poplar. Eighth to
Ninth St. No. $40 French st.
Fourth-Market 20 French, Ninth TO
Thirteenth St. No ii2i King st.
Fifth-French 10 Poplar. Ninth 10
| Eleventh, No 9l6 Walnut st.
Sixth-Market 90 French, Thirteen st.
/ TO Brandywine creek, No. 1920 King st.
Seventh-French 10 Poplar. Eleventh
10 Thirteenth St., No. ii3i Walnut st.
Eighth-French TO Poplar, Ninth to
Thirteenth St.. No. SOC E. Fourteenth
st.
SEVENTH WARD.
First distrlct-Ninth 10 Eleventh,
Market 10 Tatnall St. No 900 Shipley st.
Second-Ninth TO Eleventh, Tatnall TO
Washington ST., No lOi Delaware Ave.
Third-Eleventh TO Twelfth. Market 10
West St. N. L. Cor. Eleventh and Tat
nall SITS.
Fourth-Twelfth st. to Brandywlne
creek, Market to West St.. No. 1915
Orange st.
Fifth-West to Adams, Eleventh and
Delaware avenue to Brandywine, 1910
Washington.
Sixlh-Ninth to Eleventh St. and Della
ware Ave-, Washington TO Madison St,
No. 500 i-2 w. Tenth St
Seventh-Ninth ST. TO Delaware Ave.
Madison to Adams ST., N. L. Cor. Tenth
and Monroe SITS.
Eighth-Adams TO Van Buren, Ninth
ST. to Delaware Ave, No. 903 w. Tenth
St.
Ninth-Adams 90 Van Buren st.. Della
ware Ave. TO Brandywine, No. 1923 Gil
pin Ave.
Tenth-Van Buren 20 Rodney, Ninth
ST. TO Delaware Ave, No. iii0 Frank
lin st.
Eleventh-Van Buren TO Rodney St.
Delaware Ave 20 Brandywine, No. 1910
Gilpin Ave.
Twelfth-Rodney TO Scott. Ninth ST..
TO Pennsylvania Ave, No. 1880 dupont
st.
Thlrteenth-Rod 10 Scott. Penn
sylvania 20 Delaware Ave, No. 1920
Delaware Ave.
Fourteenth-Ro Rodney 10 Scott ST.,
Delaware 20 Shallcross Ave. TO Rowan
ST. to Park Drive, to Rodney St. No.
i7i6 Gilpin Ave.
Fifteenth-Rowan 20 Union St, TO
ram niiNt ~ NNhuldWu ANt. fAttlu-
ed, Brandywine river 10 Shallcross
Ave, No. 1895 Lowering Ave.
Sixteesih-Scott to Union ST., Della
ware TO Shallcross Ave, No. is0i Lin
coin st.
Seyenteenth-Se Seventeenth st. 20 Park
Drive, Union st. 10 Woodlawn Ave, No.
20i6 Gilpin Ave.
Eighteenth-ScOtt St. TO Delaware Ave.
TO Union 20 Seventeenth ST. TO Wood
lawn Ave, TO Fourteenth TO Scott St,
No. 1912 Lincoln st.
Nineteenth-Scott TO Woodlawn Ave.
Ninth to Fourteenth SITS, Iii5 Lincoln
st.
Twentieth MOOdlawn 20 Brinckle
Ave, Ninth TO Eighteenth Sts., odd Eel
lows Hall. Highlands.
Tweniy-ilrst-Eigh st. 10 Red
Oak Road. Brinckle Ave. TO WoOdlavn
Ave, 2iOi w Eighteenth 81.
Twenty -sccOnd-Brinckle Ave. 90 city
line, Brandywine 10 Pennsylvania Ave,
No. 1905 Rising sun Lane.
ty-third-WOOdlawn Ave, eX-
tended, 20 Park Ave, Red Oak Road TO
Evening journal., 1918-11-04

thick, soft, warm fabric in fash
ionable colors; very deep shoul-
der collar of Yukon beaver cloth,
wide novelty belt, adapted for
misses and small women.
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EMERGENCY HOSPITALS
WILL NOT BE CLOSED

CARNEY'S rOINT. Nov. 4.-Emer-
gency hospitals conducted under the
direction OF the dupont Company dur
ing the height Of the epidemic in the
powder villages and vicinity will proba-
bly, be closed this week. as the malady
has abated 10 such extent that the few
new cases can be handled through the
regular channels.
The actual number Of deaths in the
district, taking in Carney's Point and
Pennsgrove, is estimated at $50. There
were 1900 cases treated at the large gen.
eral emergency hospital established
here and at the hospital for women
opened in the women's dormitories.
Evening journal., 1918-11-04

Third-Beeck ST. TO city line. Mary
land Ave, westerly 10 city line. No. 1903
Banning st.
Fourth-Beech st. to .Sfih Ave. Mary
land Ave. easterly 10 city line, No. sos
Maryland Ave.
Flfth-Fifth Ave. to city line. Mary
land Ave. easterly to city line. No. POI
Sixth Ave.
TWELFTH WARD.
First district-FranKlin to Rodney
Fourth to Sixth ST.. 1906 w. Fifth St
Second-Franklin to Rodney. Fourth
to Second St. 227 n. Broome st.
Third-Franklln TO Rodney. Second
TO Linden St, S Franklin 81.
Fourth-hodney 10 dupont, sixth 90
Third St, 1921 w Fourth st.
Fifth-Rodney to dupont. Third TO
Linden St, s. w. Cor. Second and Del
amore Place.
Sixth-duPOnt 10 Union. Sixth to
Fourth ST., 1901 w. Fourth st.
Seyenth-dupont TO Union, Fourth TO
Second St, 1902 w. Third ST.
Eighth-Union 20 City cline. Fourth
10 Sixth ST.. 5i5 Springer St
Ninth-duPont 10 Union. Second to
Linden ST., 1915 Lancaster Ave.
Tenth-UnlOn TO City Line, Fourth 20
Linden, i03 Hawley 81.
Evening journal., 1918-11-04

iht pouluS Plates III Wilmington VII
open tomorrow between and 7.3C
o'clock and close al o'clock. In the
rural county the booths will open be
tween and o'clock and close at {
o'clock.
Following are the city polling places
FIRST WARD.
First district-Market TO Washington
Fourth TO Sixth St.. No. 203 w. Fourth
st.
Second-Msrket to Washington. Sec
ond to Fourth St, s. E Cor. Third aud
Orange SITS.
Third-Market to Washington, Second
ST.. to city line, south, No. 4Oi Wasec-
ond ST.
SECOND WARD.
First district-Narket to French,
Third street 10 Christiana river, No.
ii0 East Second street.
Second-French TO Poplar, Third st.
to Christiana river No. POS E. Second
81.
Third-Poplar st. to creek, Third ST.
TO creek, No. i2i Poplar 81.
FOurth-Chrlstlana river TO city line,
Market TO Townsend ST., No. l37 But
tOnwood st.
Illlll-llllAArll0AAM AAhNA " AAAN AAhNf
Townsend 10 Heald ST., No. 1927 b. St.
Sixth-Heald st. TO Delaware river,
Third to A ST., No. 1929 A st.
Scventh-Heald ST. to Delaware river,
A st. TO city line. No. 1908 B st.
THIRD WARD.
First district-Maryland Ave, Madi-
son 90 Washington, Second to West
Liberty St. No. CPS w. Front st.
second-NIadison St.. Maryland Ave.
to Adams. Third TO Linden ST., No. 500
w. Second st.
Third-Madls9 TO Washington, Sec
ond 10 Fourth St, No. 200 Jefferson 81.
Fourth-Madison 10 Adams. Third to
Sixth St, No. 705 w. Fifth ST.
, Fifth " Washington to Madi son,
Fourth 10 Sixth St, $50 jefferson st.
FOURTH WARD.
First district-NIarket to Walnut
Third 10 Sixth ST., No. 42j French -.
Second-Walnut TO Poplar, Third TO
Sixth St.. No. l22 f. Fourth st.
Thlrd-POplar 20 Lombard, Third TO
Sixth St. No. 30S +. Fourth ST.
Fourth-Lombard st. 10 Delaware
river. Third to Fifth St, No. 5i5 Z.
Fourth St
Fifth-Lombard st. TO Delaware river,
Fifth 20 Sixth St. No. $40 Z. Sixth st.
FIFTH WARD.
First district-Market to West, sixth
10 Eighth ST.. No. 6i9 Orange 81.
Second-West TO Jefferson, sixth TO
Eighth ST., ;. L. Cor. Seventh and JET
fersOn St
Third-Jeferson 70 Adams, Sixth TO
Eighth St.. No. 703 Monroe st.
Fourth-Adams 20 Van Buren. Sixth
70 Eighth ST., n. w. Cor. Seventh and
Jackson SITS.
Flfth-Van Buren 20 Franklin. Sixth
TO Eighth ST., rear No. 70i Van Buren st.
Sixth-Franklin to Clayton, Sixth to
Eighth St., 5. w. Corr Seventh and
Franklin Sts.
son Sts.
Seventh-Clayton to Union, Sixth TO
Eighth ST., No i7iO W. Eighth St
Eighth-Union TO City Line, sixth to
Eighth ST.. No. 629 Union St.
Nlnth-Market TO West, Eighth 20
Ninth ST.. No. SOB orange st.
Tenth-West 70 Madison, Eighth 10
Ninth ST., n. z. Cor. Eighth and JEFF
ferson SITS.
Eleyenih-Msdison 20 Adams. Eighth
70 Ninth ST.. No. TOi w. Ninth 81.
Twelfth-Adams to Harrison, Eighth
TO Ninth St, No. 9i0 w. Ninth ST.
Thirteenth-Hsrrison TO Rodney,
Eighth to Ninth ST., 1919 W. Eighth
st.
Fourteen,h-ROdney ST. 20 city line,
Eighth 20 Ninth St, No. s23 Clayton st.
SIXTH WARD.
First district-Market TO Walnut.
Sixth TO Eighth St., No. i0i Z. Seventh
81.
Second-Wslnut 20 Poplar Sixth 20
Eighth St, n. L. Corner Seventh and
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Our Boys Ia Camp

Have wthstood hardhps- without complaint To combat
both and peace times is
liver and kidneys be kept active Rid the body of the toxic
psons you keep WELL An occasional laxative is necessary for
made of May apple oes and aap
tiny sugarcoated pellet and long sold DR. Perces
Pleasant Pellets at all drug stores trial
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Jack Tar" Middies for Women SI.5O 10 S3.5O

IF YOU THINK THAT STYLES in Middy Blouses do not change. you should come to blouse section of The Fair tomorrow and realize your CT TOT in thought.
 WE HAVE just received the first installment of the spring shipment Of the famous and popular JACK TAR Middies. and while they still resemble middies of ether seasons, there is as much difference as can be and still ~etain any of the old lines of the for mer garment.
 NOT ONLY are the styles different, but the cOlOrs are new, and include the bright brilliant. daring shades such as you have never seen in mid dies before Wed be glad to show you the new Jack Tar" middies at your earliest convenience.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
GOunS, CheniSe and PetficOQtS
 SI.5O

THIS is surely a wonder full value in dainty Under muslins for women and in- ciudes gowns. enevlope chem ise. petticoats and combina- ticn suits.
 They're made of fine quail ty muslin or nainsook and are prettily trimmed with dainty laces. fine embroidery and wash gibbons: the gowns are the slip-over style. round or square yokes and sleeves trimmed with lovely. fine laces. The petticOats are full cut. with deep flounces fin ished with embroidery or lace. On sale Monday at S1.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Wonderful Collection Of Smart COLOred Dresses For Children and Girls At SI, SI.5O, S2 Up to S5

THE NEW ARRIVALS CoOred Frocks for chdrens favorable mothers who have recently paid this section visit when of dainty possess distinction mother could that her little daughter would demand
 
  trimmings piping harmonizng raidb embroidery shocking girls from years prices $15O S2 upwards S5.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Middies 65C

OUR STOCK of Middy Blouses is the largest this season we have ever shown. and inded, the most valueful, there are those of plain white jeans. with collar. pockets and belt of briGa- red or blue percale, others trimmed with bright colored striped material. there are splendid values at all prices from 65c upwards to SIPS.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
BOgS' BlOuSeS 35C

In face of advancing costs of mate rial and labor the ANNEX" still maintains its old price of 35c for boys percale and chambray Blouses; they are in a variety of light and dark stripes. as we'll as plain blue and tan; they are actually worth 5c each.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Lingerie Waists 65c 10 SIPS

Surely a very wonderful value at the price. some are made of crepe de chine in white. flesh and maize and lace trimmed. Others of tub-silk in pretty stripes of bright colors, all sizes at S2.45.
 THE ANNEX store offers the best values in the southwest in summer Blouses and quite the best assortment of styles. at 65c and upwards to SIPS there are waists that should be selling for half as much again as the prices we ask; they are made of sheer fine lawns and voile in white and neat stripes. tailored styles and some lace trimmed, all sizes.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Union Suits For BOgs 45c

BOYS Balbriggan Union Suits in every color. with long sleeves and ankle length. closed crotch. per suit 45c. Boys Balbriggsn shirts and drawers at 35c per garment.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
BOus' Shirts 45c

Boys Shirts in sizes l3 to IA. made of percale in plain white and neat col Ored stripes. attached collar. military style, two Olts at 45c and 65e.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Boys Caps 25c

TOYS Caps of gray and brown mix lures. cassimers and worsteds. sizes 6h to 6& for 25c each. A splendid stock of childreu's wash hats at soc each in white. stripes, checks and plaids.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Silk Knitting Bags 79c

So useful, 50 convenient for Shopping. as we'll as for your knitting attractive bags in navy, old rose black and white blue brown and white and .rose and white. Regular values $350 extraordinary special 7ec
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14

oU RINFANTs' DEPARTMENT S repete assembled including strictly handmade pecoas high character. styles that their simplicity made with Empire waists full
  trimming hand embroidery fine aces and shocking
  by slow to
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
White Kid Boots tS8.5O and .SI0

WHITE KID BOOTS at $50 and S10 a pair. possessing all the style, snap and dash of shoes selling three to five dollars. mOre-in fact. if pur- chased in tOdays market. they would have Co sell for these higher prices. Eight or nine-inch lace tops. white soles and covered Louis heels. Won der value al the moderate prices. $50 and SI0. We want you to see these two boots they're almost irresistible. they ft so perfectly.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
NeW DraperieS
 For Spring EUery Good Kind at LOU,eSt Prices

When you start your spring house clean ing, take a good look at your curtains and draperies, it may be you would like to re- place them with a bright new set. We are showing just now a very complete line Of draperies, including cretons and silkolines, in floral and conventional designs in strik- ing color assortment.
 Scrim, Ettermines and Swiss. in all the new patterns. Our line of Rugs, Couch GOV CTS and Portieres are especially well select ed. We also carry a complete line of cur tain rods and shades in all sizes. Hall mating, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Leather Bags SI.69

Special showing of wOmens leather bags and purses. fitted with mirror and coin purse silk lined good steel in black and Colors, regular values S2 $225 and $250 Extra special St .6e
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Fancy Goods Specials for Monday k Shirtinq SI.35 ud Ribbons 1a Price

In all the wanted widths from IA to inches, in stripes. dots plaids and broken figures representing pleasing popular colors, popular for hat trim ming etc
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
COlOred Kid Boots Are Fashionable The ULtra Styles
 Are Here
 S7.5O to SI2.5O

THE ULTRA SMART MODELS and the many exquisite color combinations Of our new summer Boots win instant favor under the most searching femi- nine examination. The superiority of quality and excellence of workman ship is manifest in every shoe.
 IN OUR WONDERFUL STOCK you will find just the shoe you want, in the proper length and width. in the correct height. and in the right color or combination. and with all the ~CHlC" you can desire-prices begin at S6.50 and range upwards to S12.5O.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14

The Dry Goods Section Offers Important and Interesting SaUi1g Opportunities for Monday
 he dh e o h.
 The who ne ubanIs a1nua these item a id
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14

THERE IS AN efforts on the part of some shoe manufacturers to force the sale of Pumps and OXfords, but to what degree women are willing to accept this new idea, remains to be seen.
 With short skirts still the fashion, the nine inch lace boot is certainly more acceptable style in footwear, is heater, and gives a smarter appear ance to a perfectly shod foot and trim ankle.
 HOWEVER, this is not a matter for us to settle, it is a question with each individual and each woman must ans wer it for herself. We have provided a splendid assortment of the newest models in Pumps and Oxfords, so if your fancy runs to Low Shoes you may indulge your preference at this store; prices are reasonable from S5 to s7.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
NeW BaQS and Purses

A Tn big vaey of novel designs, from the small hand to the silk fancy ribbon and vel silk lined fitted with coin and mirror have silver
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Imported Ponqee SI to S2.5O yd.

Direct the Orient in all weights for dresses and coats popular, and has wearing quality which ordinary SS S5 inches wide yard S0O
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Silk FOuIard Ginghdnls SI.IO

washable pad and floral designs sammy lavender pink and
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
S42.5O to $5Z.5O
 SUITS

SUITS OF SHARPNESS and Individuality in a broad range of the seasons smartest styles. in military effect. eton and pony coats novelty jackets with vestees and long roll collars; exclu- sive models and one of kind.
 Materials are those most demanded by Fash ion in range of the most wanted tones. Suits that will fill you with enthusiasm and desire for ownership-priced at $42.50. $45 and S47.5O.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
Silk TricOtine S2 yd.

silk suits and skirts looks like jersey better Joffre blue French rose sand white; 40 inches wide and washable.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
hndeScribdble Skirts S8.5
 UpUdrd 10 S18.5O

STUNNING SPRING SKIRTS a variety fashionable coo and combinations In addition the most complete shipments reached late Saturday will shopping Skirts special interest
 
 street travelling dressy wash sans fancy fouards baronette ale silk popn in plaids plain coors priced $S5O to SS50 skirts popn gabedne wool and chultah plads novelty all staple shades $S.5O to S1650
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
An Exceptional Millinery Ofe
 Smart Hats Reduced to S6.95

 eperev large O his of them usineu the epomptac cion of every w% % @
   bn bow fancy
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1918-07-27
BUSINESS TOPICS
Care of the Feet.
The leGrand Foot Parlor.

The lie Grand Foot Parlor, located
for many years at 1874 North Clark
street, has removed its establishment
to new and larger quarters at 1886
North Clark street, where better facili-
ties for chiropody will be had. The
present excellent service will also be
greatly improved.
Madame Florencia A. II. Powella-
Grier, who owns The lie Grand Foot
ParIor at 1886 North Clark street, has
for her patrons the best people on the
North Side. She is the original Dis
coverer of Comparative Scientific
Bloodless Chiropody. The lie Grand
Foot Parlor has been at 1914 and 134S
North Clark street for over ten years.
Madame Powella-Grier, NJ. c., s. c.,
Doctor Of Chiropody, successfully
makes sore feet good. Sore feet are
made Good Feet at the lie Grand Foot
Parlor, 1886 \. Clark street. Tele.
phone. Superior 599l
Our Of Focus.
II you have head aches your. eyes
are possibly out Of focus.
II your eyes smart and burn or the
movies blurr, your eyes are out of
focus.
II the letters run while you are
reading or II you don't see all things
clearly your eyes are out of focus.
II your child is pale and nervous
the chances are its eyes are out of
focus.
Buck & Rayners main store at
State and Madison has an expert who
will gladly examine your eyes with.
out cost or obligation and frankly
tell you II you need to wear glasses
or not. Those of our readers who are
now wearing glasses are invited to
have their eyes examined free and
they will be told II any improvement
can be made. This service is entirely
, free.