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The sun., 1918-08-07
PACKERS SEE CHAOS
IN PROSECUTIONS
Counsel Says Industry Will
Be DemOralized il Rebate
Charges Stand.

Thomas b. Fielder. counsel for Ar
mour a Co. and the Jersey City Stock
Yards Company, who with the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company and Swift d
Co. were indicted Monday by Federal
Grand Jury charged with participating
in rebate transactions, admitted yester-
day the existence of a general practice
on the part. OF railroads of giving ter
minal facilities to big shippers. He as
serted that the termination Of the prac-
tice through the successful prosecution
Of the defendants in this case would de-
moralize the packing industry.
II was said In behalf Of the Govern
ment when the indictments were re-
turned that the Railroad Administration
would profit many millions Of dollars
a year II these prosecutions result in
caIcellng the leases of shippers to
terminal properties belonging to rail-
roads.
Tho indictments charged that to OBJ
tain the packers shipments Of cattle
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
leased its Hareimus stock yards prop
erty in Jersey City to the Jersey City
Stock Yards Company. which was
merely corporation devised to veil
real ownership Of the lease BY Armour
& Co. and Swift & Co. Mr.. Fielder
statement follows
Tho defendants were engaged In the
prosecution Of a perfectly legitimate
business and violated no law. This will
be shown when the case comes to be
tried.
Under section 10 of the Elkins-Hep-
burn act as amended In 1905 1t Is ex-
pressly provided that It Is no violation
of the law for shippers to receive COM
pensation from railroad companies when
they furnish agencies and Instrumental
ties for handling live stock. as was the
practice OF the defendants in this case.
II mae state in this connection that
my information Is that all OF the stock
yards throughout the country. with the
possible exception of those In Chicago.
are owned and operated very much as In
this case. and II there should be con-
vlction Of the defendants 1t would result
at this time in the complete demoraliza-
ton OF the business.
IAN the packers are working overtime
in supplying our soldiers with provisions.
and II the prosecution OF these suits
should result in the conviction OF the
packers and IL 1t becomes necessary for
them to readjust their affairs the dam
age would be inestimable."
The sun., 1918-08-07
PROFESSIONALS. LEAD TRADING

THIRD AVENUE-James T. Cruikshank
has bought from the German Savings
Bank the two five story tenements at
3712 and 3714 Third avenue, on plot
5ox1oo. The property is assessed by
the city at $4,000. Harry Sugarman
was the broker
WEST 18TH STREET-Harry Sugar
man, with James z. Poe. has resold
for the Merit Realty Company. Marcus
L. Osk president. 2ss West l37th
street, four story american base
ment dwelling. on plot 15.6xss.1l, to
Lloyd MCGEE Cofer.
ELWOOD STREET The Benenson
Realty Company has acquired two Ave
story apartment houses. each on plot
62.6x100, at ~ to So Elwood street.
at the north end of Manhattan Island,
from the Sonsin Construction Com
,pany. Joseph Sonsin president. which
Completed fse structures last year. The
properties tere held at $4,000.
ANDREWS AvENUE-The Lawyers
Mortgage Company has resold through
C. H. Kelly 1888 Andrews avenue. a
two story frRne dwelling. on lot 25x
100. The buyer will occupy.
The sun., 1918-08-07
sI2S.OOO ESTATE SALE.

The country estate of the late Helen
L. Gibson at Scarborough on Hud-
son has been sold 1t is n shore front
property OF siXty-four acres, extending
from Broadway to the Hudson River
and improved with stone residence
cottage. garage. greenhouse, dock &C
II adJoins the William Rockefeller place
on the south. and Is near the country
places of Frank A. Vanderlip, Mrs. F. b.
Monroe, w. w. Fuller. Walter w. Law
v. Evert Macy and the Sleepy Hollow
Country Club. Kenneth Ives & Co. rep
resented the estate OF Miss Gibson. The
property was held at $4,000.
The sun., 1918-08-07
BUYS HOME AT FLUSHING.

j. Albert Johntra has sold a seven
room dwelling at 25 Flushing place.
Flushing. for Mortimer Wendell of Man
haitian to Lester Wiencke OF Flushing
The property has a frontage of rs feet
overlooking the new McCreery develop
rnent.
W. A. Thomas has sold to Leon A.
B!rck the plot, 60x100. on the west side
OF Twenty-sixth street. 400 feet south Of
State street, Flushing
The sun., 1918-08-07
BUYERS NAMES REVEALED.

DR.. E. S. Robinson Is the buyer of the
dwelling at Sc West Forty-eighth street.
sold recently by Gunrerrah Corporation.
DR., Robinson owns 81. adjoining, ana
now controls frontage OF 37.6 feet.
Calvin Kiessling Is the buyer of the
dwelling at SIT West End avenue, sold
recently oy Grace L. Hopper.
spr. Herman FrAd is the buyer of the
dwelling at 20 West 120th street, re-
ported sold yesterday by the Citizens
Savings Bank
The sun., 1918-08-07

PORTLAND, Me. Aug. 6.-Tsi Linn.
formerly a Chinese student at the Uni
versity OF Maine, was ordered deported
by United States Commissioner Arthur
Chapman to-day. He had served seven
years Of fifteen year sentence for muir
derous assault upon a young woman at
Orono and was pardoned by Gov. MILL
ken and his council last week upon con-
dition that he be deported, never to re-
turn to this country.
The sun., 1918-08-07
CHAMBERS SELL REALTY,

The winthrop A. Chanler estate Is un-
derstood to have sold to the newly or
ganized sic west Fifty-sixth Street Cor
poration part or all of its property at
502 to 534 West FHty-s'xth street. just
west Of Tenth avenue. Old brick and
frame stable buildings cover most Of the
land, which Is 420 feet front and 100
deep.
The sun., 1918-08-07
TENANTS FOR FINE FLATS.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
large apartment of fourteen rooms
and five baths at 270 Park avenue to
William N. Dykman; also duplex
apartment at All Park avenue to
Charles Austin Bates. and at IS East
Sixty-second street to Lieut.. Col. George
3. Mcclellan. former Mayor Of New
York city,
The sun., 1918-08-07
"BIG BILL" DEvERY BUYS.

William S. Devery former Police Com
missioner. represented by the Lewis II.
May Company. has bought the house at
the northeast corner Of Richmond place
and Central avenue, Lawrence, L. l.,
for sl6,500, The property was put up
at auction Saturday by J. II. Mayors in
partition proceedings.
The sun., 1918-08-07
strike az WATERFOWL Arsenal.

BOSTON, Aug. "a strike Of $50
mechanics employed at the WATERFOWL
Arsenal began to-day when Col. Charles
NJ. Wesson. comma nding officer, refused
to grant a wage schedule demanded by
the men Monday. The men want the
same wage schedules as approved by the
United States Shipping Board, which
range from - to sl0.s0 a day. Tho
maximum wage at WATERFOWL. the men
say, is 1915.
The sun., 1918-08-07
rAYs 20 p. 4. INCREASED RENT.

The Charles j.. Noyes Company has
leased at an aggregate rental Of about
$4,000 for Abram NJ. Clonney for
twenty-one years from May next to
the Estey Wire Works Company, "a Clin
street four story building. en- lot csx
100. The tenant has also secured
through the Noye5 company an option
to purchase the property. The business
~ -" Estev Wire Works Compan" was
The sun., 1918-08-07
BROOKLYN HOUSE SOLD.

The Alec Building Company has sold
the one family semi-detached brick
dwelling. with garage. at 6007 Twen-
tieth avenue, to Y. Keller for occupancy.
The sun., 1918-08-07
PARTS WITH l.. i. CITY CORNER.

The Wildwood Building Corporation
has bought from the Wampage Realty
Company the plot. 9Sx103, at the corner
OF Fifth and Webster avenues. Long
Island City.
The sun., 1918-08-07
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
Attorney
East Side.

with name and address OF lender and
attorney,
East Side.
East of Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
18TH ST, .. 1905 e Avenue A. 4?.5xs:.
July i5-Chas Hvas and ano. exrs, to
Violet G BoEenhardt. Ridsewood, of
$4,000: atty. Herman Rlnge, 1874 Met,
ropolitan nv. Bklyn $1,000; s? 600
OH 40 70 s,r,e ;s'H st wi5 "a % on E1ioO ara mo
July i5--Harrv F Smear to the Metro
politan Museum of Art. at Central Park.
Y yrs. $50; attys' De Forest BIOS ons
10TH ST. 2o5.:c7 E. lots. each SIX
,goii, mtss. each t7.ssO, Aug smAnna
chere, Y. and Central Union Trust Co.
- Wall st. sub-trustees, yrs, int as per
bond; atys. Young. & r. 81 Nassau
tWest OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18th ST, l22-l24 W. 5oxla5sx !rreg. p m.
Ty Rsa,y Reay G ETdn to Bristol
So; atty. w j treeiand. l2s Front
SAME PRoPERTI;Y. July Same to '. same.
due as bond. So. prior mtg 100000:
SAP sr, is W. isxlo22. p m Aug swEiis
lltth 81, 4 yrs So a'tv, LAWYERS 7
Co, 100 Bway $500
Uptown.
tManhattsn Island, north OF 10th street.)
10TH ST. SIS. as5 Lenox av, 1sxlOoll.
saw Bank. l2s Bowery. Yrs. 30; attys.
,.s GHaws IA o7 " T. 20 Wall St IS 500
Mari. AIe.. sSs and 's sno to VIM AnE Han an
selmann. IS Erwin Park, Montclair. y J,
due Jan 30. 1921. So atty. Geo H Hyde,
lsiTH ST, SO ". io1ssil, m, Aug sW
Ilwood Holding Corpn to Christina Yak.
~ 4 12d St, due Oct l. 1919; ses. prior
tx $4,000; atty Lawyers T CO,
I3STH ST, n 8 1855 7th av, i7xss'ii, D
wood, 1874 "a pl, Bkiyn. due July is.
1929. 80 atty, Title Guar & Co. I7s
b"aY ''''''. ''....,.....,. .......s 5000
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
Huh Az COR s,S ;SSt uor st,
LAWYERS Title 4 7 co, $50 Bway',ls.o6 700
same to John Gero,a. isS Alexander OU av.
prior mtg $4,000. Aug /. due Feb /,
SANE NE PRop f!fy to Ia.
80 w isSth st, Aug s. Dec 5, 1918,
,lsTTH sly 81 1919 simf E. kC,,Cs 100
E Kennedy to Anna Menseiie. 81 S " ssd
Ti,ls Qua! CO; l3s B ss! 9cna; 5, ft 80
Barley st. Bhlyn. prior mtg 5000, Aug
"a yrs, SO; atty. Title Guar & T co,
VAN BuREN ST. 17sa, 5. 2sxicC.fFSS;sGnSRR
Bares to Jas Ptacek. 1896 Taylor av,
Aug s., due, &C. as per bond; atty, Title
FAILE ST. 1896. es. 2oxioo.Aaron Lene Gc
ska to Chas f Adler 6s5 Park av, Aug
J., yrs, CO atty, w NJ wechsler, 80 f
l47rH ST. s. $40 W Brook. av, 25xio0E
Frances b Schultz to Hy Leerburger, sol
w 10th st. prior mtg sl1.56O Aug l. 3
yrs 60 attys. Newboy & G. Rector
issTH ST, 5si f. 5, jssIioiO;wiit,ioV g
township, n J.. prior mtg ,2G, 500. july
IL. due July I, 1921, Sc atty. c II
Friedrich, as Nassau st.......... $500
The sun., 1918-08-07
JAMAICA CORNER IN DEAL.

The Stuyvesant Real Estate Company
has sold to the Cedarlyn Company the
southwest corner OF Fulton and Ham,
ilton streets, Jamaica.
The sun., 1918-08-07
RESULTS At AUCTION,
lat II vEsEY STREET.

BY Joseph P. Day.
Dist ST. 1O8 w. 2O.1oxaO.ex2l 4xs64 4, 8
sty loft and str bldg-Emigrant Indust
Savgs Bank agt q T. Donneilan. trste,
q al: due, 25,0s67s: taxes. sc,
t4.202.2I; to the plaintiff. ...... So. 900
LEWIS ST. lis, 25.1xIO0, 2 and 3 sty loft
and str bldg-Central Union Trust Co
agt Theresa Bernstein ct al; due, 49,
VIZ; taxes &c, s1,61828; to the plain
The sun., 1918-08-07
Business Troubles.

Petitions in bankruptcy nled yesterday
in tho United States District Court were:
CHARLES d. JoCELrN-voluntary petit
ton by Charles d. Jocelyn. engraving
and printing. I2l Fuiton, street , Lisbl.i;
EDWARD 4. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
petition by hSush,.iny yo,s S.s,
y. Y. Liabilities, Ss.<%S; assets. So. +o3.
Principal claims: Yonkers Lumber Com
ss: :rs. to ,sss o''i Harry e' j. Roen.on
will AN MISUNDERSTANDING peu;
srlst .s M:Fi .ssoc ~ p1,ne.p. ' sam:
Fidelity q casualty Go. t2ss: George A.
$500. NJ Glen Folgcr. 2ss Main street.
poughkeepsie. y, Y. is the attorney.
EssCO CAP CoMPANY-lnvoluntar pc
we!nrib and Arthur Book, individually
firm name Es,co Cap Company, caps, 80
wartz. $500. Archibald Palmer, $40
Broadway. is the ATTORNEY
Receiver in Bankruptcy.
Receiver in bankruptcy appointed yes
terday in the United States District Court
ROGERS RUSSELL. MARINE TRANS
PORTATIOS CORPoRAIlON--Ge
William Cluns named as recaiyer for
Ro ,s,,an Russell I1 Marin, rransports,ion
soaIS sTs., ~nIee bohd OF 500
m. s;,d H,l. Belts 100 hr0a'"ay' are
, .
JOSEPH SCHWARTZ. MOSES "ElNRlb
AND ARrHIR BocK-Tradins as Essco
cap company. manutaeturins and deai-
Ing in hats and caps, at 90 East Twelfth
Abeles
Judgments.
TIL. following Judgment, wer. Ned YES.
,.rday Amsnst q he nr.t nams ia ,h,y .,
tse a.ht npt''' o. '"e "'S' name Is mat ''
Anthony Building Corporation
Rapid Transi, Co; COST, liO.s
AlieImsn. Jacoe-,S y Edison 1920
AcSerson, Anna Washinston-k
Angelina, Ma,,eo and Tobias
OF n Y......,,;,. ,a;.;;na..;,;;,.., 10000
Inc. 49, ;,,......,c.:..;,.; ia5,ss
Dunfee. Charies-Maryiand cas-.
ualty Co. ::.,.. ..,...:,..,:.. 100 20
puoers'e'h' rrahh-H' l. haisoh ,.,,0
Dunfee Charles W-Ryan paint
and supply Co. ...;.,,..;...: 1918
Smith, Inc .......,...,........ 1t2.sl
Gutman, Leopold-E. Blumentha
ct ..............,...... 2l420
Grimm. Ted F.-S. Y Railways
Co: costs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. los.s5
Greenwald, Phillp--Clahins Inc. 242 90
Hine Eeu6in A. ana Sharles' h
KalIer NorrIsND p!ck. cox, liz "a
Lertora, Joseph--R Il, stephens ll2SO
Lombard. John--Enterprse Brew
cry. observation-disclosures. o5i.32
Luneschsoss' Jerome 81. schrier
ct Al ;;..,.,',, a, ',,.'..,..' - "a
Ma,,ln, Eu"a,u Us. baoGocN ze'seS'6A
Moldofsky. Hymsn: and Jacob
Rosenblatt-W Herschat ..,;. l2i 50
McWiliams, Mary-1nter-Raptd
Transit Co costs. ::....:,,, loS.s6
Msnschei' sismund-E' y DECKER
son .....,';,.,.... .,;,.;. $500. sS,slo.l1
NntaNe, fay-lnter-fapid Tran
onnt, 30 ~ iIco;h,'''1r; ios's'
Murray Trucking Co..,.,, 1894,
Osman, Vess Jr-N, Y Railways
:, s:n ill., e So ISSUE oo .,
Schios.rar Samuel n Mni, ''''i
vista ,-e,k
wuiys .OyerIapd Inc and Hiram
The sun., 1918-08-07
SELLS ToMPKINsvILLE HOUSE.

At Tompkinsville, Staten Island, Mof-
fatt & Schwab have sold for Mrs. Fl. S.
Crocheron the two family house at Ill
Monroe avenue to Salvatore Minucci.
The sun., 1918-08-07

AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

AUTOS.
Nest Private serve" ~ taxi rates
HOI r, DAY. WEEK OR MONTH:
touring, Limousine amt I'nd'ulr'
HOTEL AUTO RENTAL. SERVICE,
The sun., 1918-08-07
NEW BRONX BUILDINGS.

HILL. Av. s. $50 n Edenwsid av. 2 sty
and attic frame dwelling. 18x3s-Philip
La veile, POI e 2o1st st. architect;
cost ................. .......,....t VI, 500
The sun., 1918-08-07

STH Av. s02. 20xso. 4 sty tint and7strs-
l. d Rolston ngt A II Smith ct al: due.
81 4oo.31: taxes. &C, s82s SO; to the
plaintiff Observation-Disclosures. S2S GOO
lat 1908 THIRD AvENUEl
UNIVERSITY AV. Q s. 2O1.3 9 Piympton
av. 500 1xI31,cx irreg. vacant-M y
Auerbach ct al AIT II Mullis ct al;
due, sat.G15.25: :axes. &c. 91.0s0: to the
plaintiff .,.....,,.,..fo SOC OOI
The sun., 1918-08-07
CONTRACT NO. Is

For completing the canal prism eNcava'
ton in front OF the terminal dock wal
below Lock No. s, at Oswego,
Sheets and ?.
And for the construction OF Barge cana
terminals pursuant to the provisions Of
Chapter 7i6 of the Laws OF 1911. and oi
the acts amendatory thereof, as follows:
The sun., 1918-08-07
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
STATE OF NEW YORk.
nEE,IrL- nl

STATE OF NEW YORk.
OFFICE OF
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Albany. July 18th, 1913.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned at his office In the Capitol at
Albany, n. y, until twelve o'clock noon OF
Tuesday August Goth, 1918. at which
place and hour they will be publicly opened
and read. for improving the New York
State canals pursuant to the provisions Of
Chapter IA OF the Laws OF 1908. and of
the acts Rmendatory thereof and supple
mentary thereto. and Chapter so OF the
Laws OF 1915, as follows.
The sun., 1918-08-07

TERMINAL CONTRACT no. So
For the improvement OF the lower tie
minal site at Troy.
Contract plans, sheets TO 7.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-04-19

And, remember. these our boys: those who are
near and dear to us. They are doing their ALL.
They are giving their ALL. They are prepared to
make the extreme sacrifice that our homes our town.
our nation. may escape the ravages of the Hun.
We want them and ALTO come back
to us
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-04-19

Our boys. the boys from this town and this county
and this state. are fighting the Huns. They are in
the trenches in France. they sailing the Uboat
infested seas. they going "over the top" in the
face of German cannon and machine gun fire.
Many. many more of our boys are now training and
will soon be in France. and more yet to be called
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16

S1.50SatinM esSalines, $1.35
35-inch Colored Satin Mes
satin face grade, in a full assert
ment OF wanted street and even
ing shades, also white and black.
Stripe TaHeta Silks, $1.9S
35-inch Satin Stripe TAffeta
Silks. heavy lustrOus quality. in
a large assortment OF new color
combinations.
GOIdenberE'-F'iF Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16
Glove SIX Envelope Chemise S2.98

women's Glove silk Envelope
Chemises and Union Suits, low
neck and sleeveless; tapped or
hemstitched neck and arms. Per-
feet fitting garments. Fun cut
sizes
women Union suits, low neck
and sleeveless; taped or crochet
necks; lace trimmed, shell and
tight knee pants: flesh or white:
fun cut sizes. Seconds OF ERN
sec values ......-.-...--. wv
Women sFsrest Mills" Union
suits, tapped and crochet neck and
arms, also opera style: lace. she'll
and tight knee pants; full cut
sizes.
75C and 89c
womeH'a GauEe Vests, low
neck and sleeveless: tapped neck
and arms: regular and extra
sizes. Seconds Of zoe 1Oo
values at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AON
Boys PorosknIt Union suits.
low neck and sleeveless. knee
length pants: sizes "a 70 Zoo
81. Regularly 69c IT.. OOO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
Beautiful Pink Crepe de Chine
NIghtEOWnss empire and deep
yoke styles, trimmed with hand
some laces, some in the eS OQ
new hemstltehed effects OOsOO
New Crepe De ChIne Envelope
ChemlseS. deep yokeS OF wide
and narrow val iaces, and rib
bons; large aFSortmeut co 02
Of beautiful models -. O6sOO
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16
3SLn. White PIaus,

3GLn. White Pique,
extra fine woven
quality. in various
size welts the deep
hollow cut weaves.
which makes this
particular white fab
ric so popular for
women's suits on
and skirts -. wv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16

Our June Sale of Bed MuSLins
Springs Fresh Bargain Surprise If
These Extraordinary Values

When you consider the present high cost of cottonS
you will fully appreciate what this offering means in the
way of big savings 100 dozen of these Dependable
Seamless Sheets known for their excellent wearing and
laundering quaes-Six9o full doubIe-bed size, bleached
and made in one pece-no seams. Made of heavy linen
finish sheetng-every one strictly perfect quality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16
Other Special Values In Summer White Goods

80 and 4O-tneh
White Novelty Wolfe
WaistInEH, extra fine
two ply quality. in
neat woven stripes,
checks, broken plaids
and embroider- 00o
ed designs go. HOC
4O-lnch White Eng
lish LOnEclOth, a fine
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finish quail 0On
ity ......... HOC
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16

36-ineh White Nov
city SkirtinEs, includ-
ing merceriZed CAB
ardines with satin
overplaids or broken
plaidB, merceriZed
basket cloth, with
Rros grain plaids,
merceriZed n ov ! ~
plaids and stripes,
mercerized tricotine
with stripes, zoo
plaids, etc. ... OON
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16

4OIneh white Chif-
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fine two ply quality,
with soft chiffon nm
ish-an ideal white
material for dainty
summer waists Coo
and dresses OON
44-ineh White Mer-
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soft finish quality
I f0s 39c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16
35-inch Chiffon Taffetas, S1.35 Per Yd.

policy offering
beautiful
al Sl35 yard
heavyq in a following:
MO4e Tan TaGRs Gray silver RedH Russian Green
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16

36-inch white Cab
ardlne, fine merceriz-
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woven weave,
f for suits and 400
45-inch White Or
CANDY mote the I'M
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ent finish .... tOC
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16
05Oc White Chiffon VOiLe 40 inches wide)
29c Yard

A June Event of Extraordinary Merit, Offering
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at Unusual Savings.
Orders placed for these dainty white goods nine
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sheer wo-py quality with beautiful chiffon finish These
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16

- inch white
Cannon Cloth, an eN-
ira heavy grade,
with appearance Of
linen suiting. Espe-
cially desirable for
MILDLY blouses, 400
skirts, etc. .... EOS
IS Inch hite
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the width, a beauti-
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grade ........ OON
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16

sIxOO Cohasset Seamless Bleach
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starch or dressing .... O4'OO
42x56 BIeaehed Pillow Cases,
hand torn and irOned; fne QSP
close woven grade; each. O.. OCN
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16

models in flesh and white crepe. Novel
with georgette crepe.
Colors of navy blue, black, flesh, WI
hagen and new blue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16
NeU Summer Petticoats
IOc Sale of
NOTIONS

SNAP FaEteneFE, black or white;
one dozen on card. THREE 10o
cards for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
EnEIlEh Pia Books. contain a
good assortment OF frat 10o
quality needle point pins. 1UC
BFosk's Maohine COtton, 10o
FOUR spools for .--...-. 1OO
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-06-16

$50 Crepe de Chine, $1.35
So and 20 inch COlOred Crepe
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complete range Of desirable
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-07
Mrs. Greqa's Schedule.

Mrs. Mary Gregg. home demonstra-
ton agent has announced her schedule
of demonstrations for the week as fol-
lows:
Tuesday she will go TO State Center
where at 2:30 in the afternoon she will
give a demonstration Of meat substi-
tutes and the cooking OF cheaper cuts
of meat, to be held in the domestic SCI
ence rooms of the high school.
Wednesday afternoon. at o'clock.
Mrs. Gregg will give wheat saving
demonstration before the members OF
the Arson Mothers Club at the school.
Thursday, at noon, in connection with
the all-day Red Cross meeting to be
held in Liberty township, Mrs. Gregg
will give demonstration Of meat sub
stitutes in the domestic science rooms
Of the consolidated school.
Friday afternoon at 2: 80 she will give
a demonstration of left-overs and
economical meats before the Click
Mothers Club at the school building.