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Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
CANTERBURY GREEN
lee Jan, and Overflow of Riyer-Fun at C.. E. social-The Weeks Inter-

Yielding to an all nights rain, the river broke up on the 2Oth, There was an ice jam and an overfiowA the road below the bridge being flooded. As viewed from the old xdeserted house, the scene hordered on the magnificent like a rough sea tossed with waves and with huge blocks of ice cast upon the shore.
 c. E. Social.
 A good time was enjoyed at the C.. B. social on the 22d There was plen- ty of hunor in the songs the games and the old aunt's impressions of tho opera, and this was balanced by solid music and by John Anderson, My Jo, John, sung by a. wife to her husband after fl years of married life. Miss Margaret Sprague of Central Valley, N. Y, now a student at the Sargent School of Physical Culture in Cambridge, Mass, spent the week end ! with Miss Elise HaWes. Besides the
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
FuMERAL-s.
HadIsx G. Walker.

Funeral services for HadIey Guy Walker were held at the home of his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs. Hadley Gray in North Franklin, Thursday aft crnoon, Rev. Francis Ciiilds officiating. There was large attendance of friends from North Franklin, Taftville, Norwich, New London and Staning ton. A committal service was read at the grave in Pazltlpaug cemetery.
 Mrs. H. L. Lewis.
 The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Lin coin Lewis was held Friday afternoon at her home in Hampton, Rev. 6. c Fogg officiating. The bearers were Jerome Woodward, Charles Giazier William Spaulding and Ray Fuller Burial vas in the North cemetery Hampton. Arrangements were ir charge of Director J. NJ. Shepard.
 Brief Mention.
 Lester Blish is confined to his homo
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
Thawinu Out Service Pine.

All of the service pipes that can ba thawed out have been thnwed bp the |city men. and the rest will have to be dug up. Breaks in the pipes are be- ing repaired now, with the worst one on West Park street, where six inch main has broken.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
HOME ON FuRLoueH.
Lieutenant Joseph R. Morrison Re.
 gently Received His Commission.

Lieutenant Joseph R. Morrison is home on ten days furlough. He was one of the men recently sent from the camp at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, to the commissioned officers training school and he recently received his commission as second lieutenant in the Fifth United States Infantry. now on active service in France.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
LEDYARD
Monday Nights Storm Does Serious
 Damage to Roads fhipnts- Natreas
 Marriase-easvia Wilcox Owner of Vaiuntown Land.

Miss Gertrude Blatherwick had charge of the Sunday evening Chris : tian Endeavor service. The topic was Power of the Cross in Asia The lead CT for next Sunday evening will be Carl Holdridge, The next meeting will be consecration meeting.
 Miss Edwin Gray of Boston Is the ssuest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Gray.
 Clarence P. Knight who has been i'll with grip is recovering,
 Storm Damages Highways.
 Old residents of Ledyard say they never knew the reads in town to be so badly gutted as they were by Monday
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
SPECIAL DELINEATOR OFFER

representative from the Butter Home Office is with us fog few days and during her stay will give you special p'ies on your Delneator subscription for year. Step in and inquire at the pattern counter The saving worth while.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
christian seience servicea.

The subject of the lesson sermon for the Christian Science service, Sunday morning will be hfist Jesls Golden text: (Romafis 8 There is there fore nov nc. cendsnnnation to them which are in Christ Jesus. who wss<s not after the flesh. butIafter the spir- 'fts' v.,.,s v
 Services at 1oi45 every Sunday morn : ing in, the FiIlinn antic " oman's Club rooms, Main street. iss,s
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
CORSET COVERS

Corset Covers, made of wash satin, crepe de-chine and fine nainsook, in white or pink, some have lace shoulders finished with insertions, me- dalIion and ribbons. Priced at 25e and up to S1s4s.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
Mayor Brown so Speak at Y. M. C. A,

Mayor Allyn L. Brown of Norwich will speak at the Y. M. c. A. gym nasium Sunday afternoon at 3.30. The meeting is part of the social pro gramme of the '. M c. A. Mayor Brown will speak on Your Life Pian.r
 Harry Brown Allyn, of Oecnm, the wonzferfaa boy cornetist and cellist, will give several selections.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
Game at ,Hartford.

The. Windham High School basket ball team is to play the Hartford High School team in that city today (Sat- urday).
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02

Meriden.-The city's grand list has been completed for the year 1917. The list shows the valuation of the taxa ole property of tine city to be $22, 40s, :. s9z M
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
WI I'M AN
superahundart Rain.

chances are that the leg would have been useless.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
BED SHEETS

Full Bleached and Snow White Finished Bed Sheets very firm weave and will give splendid service. Priced at sSc, $1.19, S1.45 $1.6s and s1.s5 each.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR FOR CHILDREN

chiidren's Petticoats are priced at 25e and 59c.
 children's Night Gowns are priced at 4ec and 89c.
 children's Drawers are priced at 2ee and 49e pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
BALTIC.

Wrist Watch, Purse and Other Gifts For Albert s. Cullen Who Left For Devens Wednesday, - Selected Men outfitted by Red Gross.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
BED SPREADS

in wooden and h
 da and scaIoped edces and you will find good choice of patterns. +&f
 Spreads Full Size Fno.d cu. cor,., a.d s2 ara priced at and LID to 700 each IS5Oo each.
 ruh Ss Fnsd Bed Spreads are Hemmed S25O Spreads Diy Bed Spreads in saoo and $500 Tor full size are maksd s7 se
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
CHEAlSES
PILLOW CASES

Pillow Cases, made of extra good quality cotton, hemmed OF hemstitehed are priced at 2Sc, 2se, 36e, 4oe, 45e, 4ee, 52e and 55c each.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
DRAWER AND COVER
 COMBINATIONS .~

Drawer and Corset Cover combina- tions, made of good quality nainsook and BerkerIy eambrie, good trimmings of faces and beading finished with fancy ribbons. These are priced at 'ese, $1.f9, $t.4s and up to $2ss.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
WOODSTOCK
Washington Supper We'll Patronized
 New Principal for the Acadsay- Organization of Town War Rursau.

Rev, W. o. Keirstead of Hartford preached at the Congregational church Sunday morning.
 Patriotic Supper.
 The tables were filled at the patri- ofle Eupper Friday evening. Mrs Bing- ham conducted a short program of patriotic exercises suitable to Wash ington's birthday.
 Ernest c. Williamson of Springfield was in town over Sunday
 Miss Nellie Chandler left Wednes-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
LONG PETT1COATs, 'DoVE MAKE.


  ample fshs ruHe of lace and Hamburg. t4n
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
JEWETT CITY

Nine Births. Three Marriages and Four Deaths During .January-Field Secretary lnspects Red cross Work -PIeasina Entertainnent ceuFse-- Service Flag For Congregational Church.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
Brief Mention

Brief Mention. Lester Blish is confined to his homo by illness.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
BILLY BURKE PAJAldAs IN THE WHITE SALE

Buy sue Psma made of silk ton nansoc
  s2ss ands
Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-02
ENVELOPE CHEMISES

Pretty Envelope Chemises, made up in the newest designs and daintiest of fabrics com.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
PRESIDENT REGRETS HE
CANNOT ADDRESS SYNOD
Too Busy to Take Part in the 200th
Anniversary of its Organization. He
Writes Presbyterians.

Philadelphia. April .Q-The 2OOth
anniversary OF the organization Of the
general synod Of the Presbyterian Church
In the American colonies was com
nemorated YESTERDAY by the unveiIlng Of q
tablet III the First Presbyterian Church
in TINS city Many prominent clergvmen
attended the exercises which were largely
of an historial character.
In this church was organized IN 1905
the first presbytery. IL l7l7 the first
general synod and the first general as
sembly met there in l1H> The old
church stands within q short distance Of
Independence Hall.
In a letter to DR. Roberts. stated clerk
OF the synod, regrettng ms inability TO
be present President Wilson SAID
i am, ! hardly need say, greatly
attracted by the important invitation
which YOUR letter Of March q brings
me. but | dare not hold out the expecta-
ton that | would be able to address the
meeting al which the tablet commemorate
ing the influence and work Of the general
synod OF the Presbyterian Church ii the
colonies Is 10 be unveiled. ! would not
be willing to make an extemporane0us
address. and II would be out Of the ques-
ton for me to deliver any other sort out
side the field of my immediate duties
Il hope that YOU will express to all
concerned my warm appreciation and
very great regret.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
CUT SHORT BERLIN TRIP.
Two Austrians With u. S Data
Arrested Near Mexican Border
on Way to Germany.

san Diego. Cad. April 30 Albert
kcnl and Lewis Gruhcr. Allstrians. whom
Federal agents believe are two Of the
most important of Gcrmany's agents IN
the Initcd States, were captured ycstcr-
day at the International boundary near
Tia Juana. after having been followed
through many states
Both were sad hy the Federal au-
thoritics To have carried data concern
inc The naval and military activities Of
the United States
According "a The Federal mthoritIcs,
kchI. formerly = sergeant IN the Fifth
Field Artillery. s. A., had Just com
plctcd tour of eastern and southern
army concentration camps and had
joined Gruhcr ia san lIcgo
Turned back ~ Tia .Iuana because Of
improper passports, the par. the author
ltics SAID. intended to 60 down 10 west
coast of McNco. thence hv ship 20 South
America and hy devious routes 70 l}crllu
to turn over The information thcv had
collected Gulhcr who Is sald to be- an
acronaitical engineer. had on HIM much
information concerning Americas air
craft program
The men arc sand 90 have been sup
piled with funds hy German propagandIsts
IN New ork CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
SAYS MEXICO IS
STRICTLY NEUTRAL
Foreign Minister Refutes Disquiet
ing Rumors Regarding Her
Attitude to Other Nations.

Washington, April 30 Minister Can
dido Agullar OF the Department of For
rIrn Relations, recently accorded news
paper men an interview, IN which he
denied with emphasis certain dIsquict-
ing rmors that had been circulated
regarding the diplomatic relations Of
Mexico with the other countries. both
bclhgcrcnts and ncutralS The minister
expressed himself Is follows
Diplomatic relations with the | nItcd
States continue friendly. rs we'll as with
All the other countries with which Mexico
has maintained them for . long tune. II
is true that IN certain locations, and ms a
natural consequence Of the world w"r
there have occurred incidents not only
between Mexico and the United States
but also with others Of the bclIIgcrrnt
countries But these cases are similar to
those registered between the sam" cuun-
tries and the neutral countries, and on
our part We are doing everything feasible
to solve them IN the best manner possible.
The Mexican government on us part
continues firm IN ITS dcSlrCN To preserve
its neutrality until the termination ot
the present conflict. bcc@uec Il IS hrmiy
believed that this international policy n
the best for the interests oi thc country
II Is A~NiuitiN iLlti-!'atiit'it 't 'tI-
gage in any demonstration p :-u inter
national character which il may ~ pro
posed to carry ont It tins present irmc
not for tho Significance II the persons
against whom fhcy may hc iu@ugurafcd.
hut because thcy ID not hayc any prac-
tical purpose whatever Atd -, the other
hand maN GIVE cause fur dI~agrccallc
incidents which uo douLt uaf.ld hauipcr
the activities u this government
"On thc other hand the newspapers
decidedly pro-ally pr prot 'cr1n4n. which
lately have distinguished themselves Tor
their intempcrancc of language III treat-
ing international questions would greatly
and patriotIcally help the government
and II the same timc vnuld facilitate the
solution of the great problems which
the administration Is nov facing if they
would onlv modify their violent attacks.
and above al abstain from mutually
making Discount cots remark. about the
governments AMI diplomatic reprcscn-
tativt,s accredited before our govern
ment from the behEerent countries
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
An Inside Bath
Makes You Look
and Feel Fresh
Says a glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
keeps Illness away.

Physicians the world over recommend
the inside bath, claiming this il of vastly
more importance than outside cleanliness,
because the skin pores d. not absorb i'm
tirities into the blood causing III health.
shile the pores IN the ten yards Of bowels
10.
Men and women are urged to drink each
morning, before breakfast a glass IF hot
water with teaspoonful Of limestone
phosphate IN it, rs a harmless means Of
helping to wash from the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels the previous day )
jodigestible material, poisoHs, sour bile
and toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening
md purifying the entire allHentary canal
before putting more food into the stomach.
Those who wake up with bad breath,
coated tongue, nasty taste Or have dull,
aching head, sallow complexion, acid
stomach; others who are subject q
bilious attacks or constipation, should
obtain a quarter pound Of limestone phos-
phate at the drug store This will cost
very little, but is sufficient 70 demonstrate
the value Of inside bathing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
ADV. EXPERT DEAD.
Henry n. Mckinney, Creator Of
"Uneeda. Member Of n w.
Ayers 81 Co.

New York. April 30 Henry y No
Kinney II The firm of \. v aver 4 Son
uf Philadelphia, one Of America fore
most advertising mon. died suddenly ~
bis home here ou SUNDAY Mr. Mckinney
wa~ III the Oath year 81 has age
In 1879 h. entered the employ q \
" Aver 4 Son. Philadelphia and three
wears later became member of the firm
Here hc found 4 ticld for hls imagination
and ability wllch soon won him recog
nltIun AS foremost creator of advcr-
QsluE Perhaps hl~ hcst-known produc-
ton is n needs Biscuit
Afr Mckinney handled some Of the
largest advertising accounts in tins coun-
try For the National Biscuit Co hr
spent upwards of SI.500, 900 a year
in advertising. almost IS much Ior the
American Tobacco 20 and for breakfast
foods. and from @50U000 t. $500 600 II
advertising the periodicals Of the Curtis
Publishing %. IF Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
JAPAN's POLICY UNCHANGED.
New Foreign Minister Opposed to Inter
ference With Chiua's Domestic Affairs.

Toxic. Japan Saturday, April y
Baron Shilnpci G9to was today installed
as foreign minister IN Succession 10 Baron
Notono. resigned Baron Goto was min
istcr of the interior IN the TerauchI
cabinet and the vacancy created III that
portfolio has been filled by the appoint
ment To the post of Rentaro Allszumo
Baron Goto announced to representa-
tives that hc would follow the policy
Of the outgoing minister
The succession 81 Baron Goto 10 the
foreign portfolio may prevent the dis
solution oi the cabinet There Is no rea-
son to suppo c the slightest change in
the general international policies Of the
government viii result Ills succession.
it is expected, will insure the continuance
Of the non-party administration Ilc
has been an able supporter of the friend
hest cooperation with China and an
opponent u interference In China DO
meatic affairs lie IS not an advocate Oi
Intervention ID Russian affairs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
AIDS LIBERTY LOAN.
Ross Millinery Co. Places Large Sub
scriptions Here and in Three Other
Cities

Among the notable subscriptions placed
Yesterday to the third Liberty Loan
was that Of $500, which was gwen bv
the Ross Millinery Co. 625 Market
street. through Wilmington Lodge Of
E.lks
The firm feels strongly the obligation
which rests upon every interested American
to lovally get behind the government ln
the present war and that il has not lost
sight OF TINS objective Is testified that they
nave taken similar subscriptions III
Philadelphia. Easton and Harrisburg Pa
Their subscription to the third Liberty
Loan goes side bv SIDE with their others
which were made 10 the previous loans
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
RICH, TOO. MUST WORK
Montana Registering All Her Idle: Every
Able Bodied Man Must Find Job

Helena, Mont, April 30 Rcgistra-
ton cards to BE- filled ont by all men in
the State not working at some useful oc-
cupation Al least five days week have
been sent to city and county officials
on an order Of the State Council Of De
fence last week. winch dccrecd that every
ahIe-bodicd man must find employment
No distinction between rich Or poor will
b. made, and police are ordered to round
up al those not employed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
STONES SEAT Is FILLED.
Xenophon p Whitley Named for Senator
by Governor Gardner of Missouri.

St Iouis April 30 Acnophon ?.
Whitley. member q the - Louis Board
Of Election Commissioners and q we'll
was rendered by Governor Gardner the
seat in the | nted States Senate vacated
recently by the death Of Senator " J
stone
Wlfev announced he would accept
the appointments and lett for Jefferson
Clty to confer with the governor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
If lou Need IIandker-
chiefs Buy / hem
OrnOrrOW
| OfnOrrOW

We place an ale 4 peeIa
purchase of IadIes all .aeo
handkerchief odd initial I'll
15c each
One Iat Il IadIes mus ed
Handkcr5hlefs that Nere used
for decoration purposes IL
and IS value = 20 u &c.
Children li-Iinen 6o.aret
bordered HandkereIaet9 a l5c
each.
CmIdren'> school Haadker-
chiefs. faneA ooIored borders at
7c each or ( for 25c.
Fancy 5olored Bead Neck
Chains. Oriental eanbInatgns.
soc. 75c, s1.OO each
Fine iet Neck Chains. some
PLAIN Iet. others VIII amber
and pearl eombnatlon~. Sl.50
to $500 each
We haNe 4 Ner> c6alle as
sortment u Pear Neek Cha.a>.
short. .medlumaadopera lengths.
$3.50 t. $1,000 each.
We have IN stock the rev
Vernon patterns III Oneida Com
munltk PR Plate Iable Silver
We n\lte or patrons attefl-
tion To tbs neW pattern.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
More Soft Coal Mined.

Washington April 20 Bituminous
coal production increased 81 per cent
in the week ending April y Total pro-
duction Is PAT al II .23o 600 tons daily
average Of Io72000 against 1911 600
the week before Production Tor the
week ending April 6. wa. 93l9,000 tons
daily average of l..l.j3 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
Agninst Strikes: Mooney Wires Wilson.

San Francisco. April 30 Thomas y
Mooney, under sentence ol death ior
murder ID connection with the prepared
ness day parade bomb e>pIosion here
in 1916 yesterday sent a telegram e
President Wilson stating that he has
made every effort to step proposed general
strikes damned IN bis behalf On May J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
Everyone Likes Griffon Clothes
you'll like their style and a~@yae,
value, too .FF~srH

Your clothee mut be property
developed ~ two particular por'
their fYIe and their #al4e fm
want - .ook well a f.eT gH
Wart them t. repre- II. aa|
money worth
CHIFFON CLOTHES n. r.
eiGed On these pDInt- Their
tie attractive Itelr f =
perfect Their dcpendaal'..
Ia0b'Ie Tier a.gr r..
f1endnIe
"Ou9litv Fir r f.a aear
the raaker @r
quality a 'aar
les quality eyer aar.ra
Nhera GHaIft. COUNTS ft.
If men arc alread. nr. a-et
al fact Thousand more ~
Inverted this III rnr
arIt IF GPIFFG% CLOTHES
going netItl+"
especially designed fortaa"
a-fe FIR Tet Hro argr-e a-a
tfueYf0rlt. s1 ttt.ta rI' a-. .a-r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30

in the shop have to-day IN thl- great
discovery "Gcts-'lt the one sure quick
relief from m corn and calll- pains the
one sIre painless remover that makes
cornS come oH ;r9 easily as YOU would
peel i banana Il take. seconds to
apply "Gels-i il dfic~ 1T once 'lhcn
walk with painless JOY, even With tight
shoes You Know your corn viii loosen
from your toe peel il OH with your
fingers Try il, corn sufferers. and you Il
smlicl
"Gcts-It" Is sold at al druggists you
need pay no more than - cents 4 bottlcl,
Or sent Oh receipt ol price by T. Law
renee a 90. Chicago, III
Sold in Wilmington and recommended
AZ the worlds best corn remedy hy
Frdman Hoffman 'Ehc Miller Drug
Store, Harmonson Drug 60.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
Quakes Stin Rocking California.

San Jacinto, Cal, April 80 Com
paratiYely mild earthquakes continued
10 be felt here Sunday night and yester-
day One last night rocked tables and fur
niture. a less severe one was felt at )
q m today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
Stop Corn Agony
In Four Seconds

Use "Gets-It7 See Corns Peel on
The relief that "Gct~-Il gives from
corn-pains the way 1t makes corns and
calluses peel off paiuIts-ly III one piece
Is one of the wonders Of the world The
woman III the home the shopper, the
dancer the loot traveller the man IN the
office he clcrb 10 the store. the worker
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
Skirts

$3.50. -rcclaI .<lrf nade IF eHeeI
lent quality 10th. black and th.fe
5bcek ore tse casan newest
model Al ,lIe t. - aaa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
supposed Deserter a Suicide

Philadelphia. April 80 { y Spinks
about 20 wears old, was found dead in q
hotel here Yesterday. He had fired q
bullet into his head The man Is believed
to have been deserter from the ambu-
lance c..mp II Allentown
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
Griffon Suits and OvcrtoaT7, @I5F1 80.
Bcaurifu. D-auc-,ee
Rightly Priced

I\t G.' 4iICt
ia
z
y .l
e- $500 $500.
1-- 4-
10 s4.0O $3.50 =a-
Err
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$500 s22.5O
52.85 s3.25
~
$50
m @
$3.50 $3.50
a 'a --- CIR
$500
ii. SHADE
~
S0c
~
-@-
~~ soc
500 l-
sc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
{ oats

$500 An unusual eparate eaat
made If FIRE grade serge. loose lines Nifa
belt. navy only
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
Do \ol Buy That silk
Dress nu. l0u Have
Seen Our Display

OM
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eG
1rv
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le
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30
We Arc Selling MANY White Dresses for the
Little Ones--Get ours Tomorrow

We haze oa JI~p'dl : beautiful I.ne
If White ,lre,~es tor Cannrnaton, ",
pri1el from $500 & $1,000. Other
dresses. l1t9 q to II Years tti~cl
from $40 Il $500.
For la4er ZrI9. ages 12 ta III Neare
pfl1ed from $500 . $1,000.
And i special LIT u9t received ~
princes slips and short skirts Wirh la>e
and embroidery trimming. oiIeo 6 to
Ia Wears Priced from 75c ro Sis.
And i shipment Iu9t arrived of lha
elren'S Ma9ln Drawer. of the Better
kjnd. Prled according to size and 9uaI
ltl. 20c III $1OO. A4e~ ! year t9 is.
Muslin GoAf~ ID 4 large VARIETY it
STYLES A4t1 az is Neaf- Pfl~g>i
from soc to $50
NanA pretty STYLES ID Lingerie la
Also PLAIN and embroidery PIQue Hats
81 90 each
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30

Buy Your Shoes Here
and Save At Least a
Dollar
Economy IS the Natsiword 4
the DAY. and We have kept pa~e
with the times III offering e>
traordIuay NaltIes III the latest
creations Of Momens 0Nford
Ties and Pumps at $500, $500,
$500. $3.50, $500, ii gray.
White, dark. mahogany, tan.
5aIfskIn patent soltskln and
black glazed kIdskin.
9iN STYLES Of women hish
grade lace Boot9, made t. sell
for $500 t. 5000 A par, that
We are offering At 5000 4 palr.
in gray kd9kIn. harnonlzIng
fabrl1 top. brown kIi@kin With
harmaIlizing fabric top tJn calf
sklu with harnoni<ng fdhrlo.
black kld-ln with BLACK cloth
top. black kid.ln with Meh
and low heels ENer4 par guar
anteed. Sufficient quantity to
start With 70 fit all feet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30

Slo0
Sl.35
S1.50 t~- u, "Hl-0
.n .~ ~n,
M S- tAg,
-a
SITS.
-cN
Mg" Ay
N-n
~--a
nl ..-
-r-
R 3 ml
.~
i.
r-at ~-.
Al aal nc-l
from $l.29 S2.25 NHG
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-30

Hand embroidered S6.75 e $1,000.
FIne Fr#-s *. $500 -o $50.
leer4er-s Crere B.au~es. $500 $500.
satin ar Creoe Il & ,a-. $3.50 d S6.95.
Domestic .r4zgr4e B.og>e~ 81. co q $500.