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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-10
AMERICAN PROFESSOR LIVING
IN GENEVA DECLINES TO, BE !.
MADE TOOL FOR THE KAISER
Imperial German Government Submitted Four Proposals
Lorraine Treaties and Other Tclsh Subjec
Not to BE Broached at Conference.-The Economic WI
Against Empire Colonies to Be Restored. 1.'@ n

London Eng, May l0A story of how attempted Ger
peace offensive directed toward President Wilson turned
down gnoniousy by Prof Heron American living Geneva
told the Swiss correspondent Of the Daily Mail in his dispatch
dated at Annemasse the Francows frontier Prof Heron
is described as friend of President Wilson. s&s}
The German government according the correspondent
get peace offers sent to President Wilson through Prof
who visited April 10 by Prof Quidde of Munich friend
Of Count Won Herting the German imperial chancellor Prof
Qudde accompanied by the Dutch pact Dr. Jong Beck
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-10
FRENCH TROOPS HAVE
CAPTURED GRIVESNES

Paris, May 10. French
troops yesterday captured
Grivesnes park, five miles
northwest of Montdidier, the
war office announces.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-10
SIX PLANES IN
A DAY FRENCH ].
ACES RECORD G
Lieut.: Funck Is Credited with
Achievement Never Before
~ Heard Of .'s'
;g II + ~ r. .7-s ;55 ,as1 5lsS 5; /,
IN GAME ONLY ONE YEAR
Unheard of Twelve Months Ago,
3-Year-Old Flyer Is
Now Famous
SIX GERMAN PLANES
DOWNED THURSDAY

Paris, May 10.-Six Ger
man aeroplanes were brought
down yesterday by Sub-Lieu-
tenant Rene Fonck, the war
office announces.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

state. IL will afford a mzrke; for the
sections which have surplus seed and
relieve the deficiencies of the far
mers who are short Of seed.
One OF the most valuable features
of the census will be the aid which IL
will give in solving the farm labor
problem Each farmer will state the
amount OF labor over the neighbOr-
hood supply which he will need for
the 1918 season. the number OF men
and the aonth IN which they are
needed. The time statement will also
show for what form OF work the extra
help is required. whether for the
wheat harvest. cotton picking or
other activities. This will permit Of
drawing from outside sources for
help.
The breeding stock OF the state will
also be carefully tA6ulsted. This will
tend to prevent the killing Of AMI
mails which would ultimately be more
valuable as breeders In Germany in
the early part Of the war high
prices for meat led TO an indiscrim-
mate slaughter OF animals. especially
pigs. Later on this vas regretted by
both the producer and consumer and
has been q source Of great de;riment
20 Germany. The Farm Census will
enable Oklahoma 10 avoid this mis-
take
II Is hoped. and confidently ex-
peeted. that the farmers OF Oklahoma
viii eheerfully aid in making the
Farm Census a success Oklahoma
viii be the first OF the states 10 con
duet this work on so complete and
thorough a scale. The farm census
will add to the efficiently OF the far
ner. II will benefit the entire
country. II will help win the wa-.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

starts cut v1sA q -ezs~-shfp uf ss
ana fru.n the eezsnras.. nov prevail
t-r there win he stsndr growth
s9rs G-xsx 7-eoIle feel Il is a r-frF.ere
20 have Ind Ire pleasure rs Nes-trr
two sngh E.ht-7ots hs Rsr Ps-ff-s ar 4.
Tntr> Spohr R-6 q welcome awaits
them n AR time
Mrs A v F'nzlsr Is zhss 70 BE ~
Arzt- Efss- a WEEKS Illness
Sc-Tl TIE little so1 q Nr- End
Mrs c W A6Arns. mas hee- IL ne
rxs- week
Fe-xr Grz-thHu Jeff the Trs. q
tfs wesk fo- z1sss with relatives ~
Missouri M G-zr-h1r1. rhc has
se=- tAt-s n. aAsi two weeks. vii
-es1-l w1-h hin
Ps--T Hi1er. ve. tc-rs-9r lired
DeK- STs-e-zo-e. has with hts family
iocKfH1 c1 The c-e Frn-klf- place
lliely re1fe3 ~ ] FSresioze-
he revival meetings rhith op=-ed
~ Bl8e Grass 1A-1ErT g. cu1sin1eS
two 1irh-s- but OF Rocoz-i os local
eun 3sfso1s- ssekress- etc services
were transferred to the FEi-TisE
chN-rh- Rsr- Eodrizx Q. Kansas Is
a minister ot sIceyfSo-ki powers s16
q WAS 20 ee rerrer-@e the ss-Tices
cCrl1 not cn-t.11s- / Co-as-- of
Fo-ER-- vas also p-ese-i 20 co-ducf
the si1Ei1E Scze % or Bius Grass
folk are stts1ti1r n FlsTT3su AID
report gaining Interest
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
NnRIH EnRk

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Ghss- sTs-r
ThErs5sr vita NJ and Mrs. Bob
Er6su-
N-. ars Mrs BzrEs Daily sBrs a
nsE hoy a. thsir tons ssnre N-w
Te1rs
orr Doop has rsru-psE from 7aar
Osi1huzE CE-F. where Se went -c
laok c.zi q 1ocss5c-- We z11sTszXnt
hs sncces3e1 IN getting a plkcs E11
VIII nuvs MS family as soe1 rs
EsEtke- pt-uits-
CEleh Tullsrs- have nUrs1 i--o
their rev home TIE pEsz week. h1r-
izE yErvhSsa5 TIE jim CEnni1rhIz
psAns-
TIE sfork visited The f1zss q
goA- Woods a,6 Ny L1nsfc-t The
pas week lssFi1g hoTs ~ eso1k
p,Eces-
Ben Nshrsirz s-d Mss IrcF Beo-
rs1i ys-e married az Lpsco-at- Tex
SATURDAY. the lfih ot gzrBa-T.-
Eph Henson took grain 20 EIii a;
Mr. HorRrd's ol the Kio~-s Fr5cKy
Tie BED Cross h-zreh a. Sophsz
have finished their second assign
neat q rork for CIR boys II The
.ro-t- also q e1ilf Elzos- computed
for the Belgian o-pAAns Wkfle the
sso-zs and had roads hinder some
vita the work nsere Er~ alrzFs some
Of the workers. able TO gel ~ TIE
work room and the kziifers Are work
ing faithfully q; home
Mrs Clyde Mshz-sy. Who has
been vsrF sick the pass few days. Is
nEeh improved and able TO bs NJ
again
Mr. and Mrs 3 J. Mesoe- spent
Tuesday with z. NJ Hs-son and fam
ny
Cal Williams and wife sPsni
wednesday with his broiher. Arthur
ard family
Mira Ed GA1ni has returned from
her visit with her daughter al Law
ton
Joe Michel is able TO be up and
around again since his serious H.
ness
COUNTRY LAD.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
GATE

Bob Wright IS rs-y low with i--
1E-1to-T rhsEnstisz- A little bet
ter al this date
Nick Hsiar- living ezs- Of Gate
died lass week He had o7e so1 al
Camp Travis -ho could noi come
b ne on account q being Qnarz1-
tined
NJ Wilcox- who went to Tulsa.
purchased an unds---sznsr and a.
soon as the d-illsr gets here. work
On oil well will be begun Lass
heard. Of M wilcox was srow-bound
AZ Pond Greek
Mrs Loy has given ~ her school
IL Bers-cs district sad /. D B
Rz-ney Will finish teaching there
Basket hall game Saturday night
between May and Gate was clean
enc Gates 6rsi team Won The game
5 TO 10 and the second team IA TO 10
in favor o: Gate
Miss Grace Bailey Is home from
Sloan Springs. Ark. where she had
been taking care Of her sister, Mrs
IS p. Kerus. and her children Mrs
Kerns vas in the hospital with IT
phoid fever but is well nov and likes
her new home very much
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
BLrE GRASS EtHoEs

Those patrons OF the Blue Grass
school district who we're not present
Friday evening January Is missed q
treat Although the weather was in
element some brzred the elements
and certainly felt ihey' were repaid
Rev. jonathan Perkins and Judge
Spohn we're ,ns speakers and each in
his oEn particular manner hammered
home truths In such q foreibls man
rer that were there zry present in
elined 70 doubt their duty 10 the Red
Cross or the struggle for worlds
freedom their illusions must have
been dispelled-
Beaver County Chapter. American
Red Cross. an equalization OF the
Blue Grass branch. EAs perfected By
the election Of the following O-hesrs:
Chairmzn. Mrs G. NJ Gregory; vice
chairman. Nancy SteTe1s~ secretary
treasurer. Meta ". Woodward. chair
man Of fn4nce-Esmbership A l.
Petty; chairman Of supplies. NRneT
Stevens.
On motion Mrs. Frank Maple. OF
Beaver. was requested az Instructor
in Red Cross work The brzaea
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
SOCTH ELNWOOD

Quite blizzard o. the 10th. and
very cold since
There was q family reunion ~ the
home Of c. L Fowler on Sunday.
January 9Th John v. Johnson and
family of Alfalfa county. Asa kile
and family. and P. R Johnson and
family of ElmrOod all being present
Mrs Frank Heibert has been on
the sick list for q few weeks
Grandpa kiie Is rather poorly AZ
present
The mail IL rather irregular since
the storm The drifts are almost
impossible for automobiles
Rev. Ballard has been holding q
meeting st the Garrett school house
for the past week
Estel Psrkhurst returned 10 his
home in Missouri last week. after
spending almost . year in Beaver
county.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
EILP NE sotpIIss snIurne.


(Ceusi.Dsd fro-n soo1hsr pErsl
A There is space for AZ insc-is-
ts1n 20 soldiers bT Kama bat tAis !.
not neuassArT
O Are thsr frznsfsr1hle'
A Yes. % soldiers il z1Eurzn-
q How -nnuF theatres hare e'ee-
huzf.
A One psr1nBne5i theatre. seat
irE g.bfB. has hes- Suili II each Va
fsoaEl Arzrr NH-ioI-s1i Two cAI1-
snuuus ts-ts. seHiszE i.shf szeh
hare beer sr@c1s5 In each SEfsc11l
G1Art camp
q Are snsisIrs Books ErIflHb,s
fer use ~ civilians.
A Civilians are allowed n tts=ss
errs-1Htrzsrts crlr Ehe- aeon
-lEr5e.s hv soldier TREAD with sEEe-
age coETa1s
O How rnpeA znocer does The
E-ts--xirrneni CcuDe1 hcPs
20 fzEEs truzr TIE sale q S-ileGEs
BooEst
A TIE rual for the drive o. ths
week q January .ttA las see- sef az
] ab4-bHE SnflsEre Books eui u q
million cellars worth q smiles are
Z ctcso ICT N1T t.A--I tl.& w N4l I
two rnfll51z dollars worth BE uuee
better.
O rrse- what E1thorSiy is the
SuilsKEs c1rntEiEn co1cDc-s-c.
A he suthorftF for ihis cam
,H5En is fhzt of the U1iisd States
Q WHO supsrTises the handling
rf zfS T-z-cssr
A TIE accounts are audited oE
rnsr frorn tts War Department
o How ca, ] get these Suil&Ee
books 20 soldiers.
A Contributions for the pur-
hzse % BOOKS will be received al the
Hsr-ld o1ce and will be forwarded
10 The Military Enter1ainme1t Coun-
al for Distribution. OF We Will pro
c1re the smilzEe books for yon s.ne
y0u may ss16 them direct TO youT
so,. brother. husband. sweetheart or
fr1e11 in camp Do yoE vzri 10 help
keep the soldier bolz smiling, II 80
send in yoUr dollar for snilage books
AZ once
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
Fdav is EATESS Dav Show the Boys at the Front You Care

.-------------.---..---M Mrs. o. X. Czfky
Vocal Duet. Selected. -Mesdames
Feese and LsofbourrOw.
Refrsshmeuts consisting o. salad
crackers. olives and hot chocolate
were served At a late hour. the
guests departed each one proclaim
ing Mrs Greer an excellent hostess
Those present were: Members. Mes
danes Green. Eeese. no ige. Csfky.
Davis. Smith. LoofbourroE. Strzna-
than. and Misses Emily and Matte
Nicholson. Gertrude WeidmAn- The
guests: Mesdames Clyde Green and
". d. Campbell
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
PLEASANT MUSICAL EVENING

A most enjoyable and profitable
evening was spent by the members Of
the Entire Nous Music Club. January
IL. when they were entertained at
the home OF Mrs. Thsd Green The
study for the evening was. The Life
and Works OF Felix Msndelssohn-
BaTtoldy." and was led BY Miss Emf
iy Nicholson. The interesting pro-
gram was as follows:
Biography. Mrs r II. LOofbourrow
Difference in Classic and Roman
tic Music. Mrs. W. G. Stranathsn
Revival OF ST Mathews Pas
sion" ------------------Mrs- J. c. Hodge
Piano Duet. Spring Song, Mes
danes LoOfbourrow and Strzn-
aihzn-
Msndeissohn's Contemporaries.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

J. p Eden. one Of the genial pro-
prietors Of the White House hotel.
net with series OF accidents TO his
hands last week The fore part Of
last week he caught tuo fingers Of
his right hand in . door. smashing
them so severely that he VIII lose
both nails The latter part Of the
week. while assisting in loading coal.
q large chunk fell from the car door
into the wagon. striking Ms left hand
and mzshirg the fore finger 80 seri-
ously thSr il was feared he might
lose the finger. While extremely
painful critical results are not zntiei-
pz;ed al this time
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
TWIN MOUNDS

December =
A genuine biiEEard visited this sec
tLOn Wednesday night and Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. James Howe and fam
lily Of Tulsz arrived here Saturday.
Thsr expect TO live in the house lately
vacated by George Buckmaster. We
welcome them in our midst
Marion Bass. Of near Elmvood.
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with his friends. the Young brothers.
Irwin Young made q business trip
20 izyerne this week.
Mrs. GlandOn. who has been i'll. is
better al this writing
Rev Wells spent Tuesday night
al the John BaumEzrtner home
The little daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Baumrartnsr has been
numbered With the sick.
Owing to the bad weather, the
crowds have been small al the pro-
tracied meeting nov in progress al
IL being manifested
Mr.. and Mrs H c. BoO;he and
family were pleasantly entertained az
the Sinner home Sunday.
The Bzumgzrtner house is now
ready for occupancy. II. z BOOths
did the WORK
The nail carrier on route A has
not been able TO make the trip for
two DAYS
Little Vivian Smith spent Sunday
With her friend. Burryl Lee.
Kenyon Smith and son. Ben. have
rented the GlSndon farm for the
coming wear.
ONCE-A-WEEK.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
kQIlct 10 ILI PAYERS

will be al the following places on
the following dates TO take 1915 a.
ssssnents:
Grand Valley Tup-
Aliens stOrs, Jan. ~.
Bert Freemznis. Jan. IS.
J. A. HawOrh's, Jan. 10.
Szhisco Twp
&iiler's store. Jan. ~.
Iorens. Jan D.
= school hOuse in Disi. gO. %. Jan. 10
Bslko Twp
Gray, Jan q ard p.
BslkO, Jan 3 and q.
K0konO Twp
Willow Greek church. Jan. E-as
Ben Hsyden's, Jan. 2s-es
Floris Tsp
FlOris stOre, Jan. 3D-5l
y. b POtsers- Peb.. ~
FKsxE sHocEIEr.
So-Ss County Assessor.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
PATRIOTIC FARN CENSUS
Oh ALL OKLAHOMA

okanho-nE Ctr. Jaz- lS--fsP@-
c.ai To Increase TIE s3rie1sF ard
yrc,5 1ciirs1ess q the farms q Okla
bora 20 assist the gore-n-1s,f r. so-
crrEfelF esz1zsti-E the food Situation
s- America stsurs al 20 help win the
rar-fhess are TIE co 5e1s of the
patriotic FHrrn Census WAith Is h1ilr
u16srzzte- E1csr fhs cireciion q the
CklHscrrH STATE Co1ntl nf De1s-ss
II So 4 rig task u VIII cors- the
e-ff-s szsfs Oklahozns 10 the frsr
stxts 20 undertake such q uurk on
this scale Whs1 the task u con-
rlssa5 q viii be oDe mere tr1icstio-
% the pstr1afsc and progressive spirit
Q, Okltho-ns farmers
Arc here are some of TIE ihirrs
TIE fsr-s cs1f1s vii NOT Do
II VIII act incrgss The tHres q
~ sfa--sr.
1t vm 70; decrease prioes for farm
r-oducrs
II VIII roi result II E-F farm
crotnc1s being sslBsa by the E0Tsrn-
csrt
Fer the pros4crfso- ot the rSr Erd
The corserTt,E % A-nsrSrkE resources.
especially IN the foso3 line the 1-Fz
s.ep 10 80 know srzc-lT VITA; these
-esovrr-s are Thss Is shni the
ssrz Cs1sEs S1il sr'no-1 ,,las1- OE-
lahoI1A u u-s q the rrt.Aiesi Arrar1l-
tErbl arc food Sr'2c 0s11r states II
re LSfS1 There are II oklAhc11t
lss-sss farms OF tnese ss-esF n
-onrc numbers are re1teos TIE re-
-zt-1oer are ovnso u TIE coer "a rts-
Itsrt are l&-let-t9R Hefes uDcer
crittrHf,u1 and -i-fte-btt acres
rnoer tfr-n eo-irol To ascertain
ne rsssorrnsss hr1 TIE neesos O thssst
farms is hSEe task TIE sire q
vssth es1 re hPprec1sieo fro-n the
farr thas SOC books. Sheh ooniAi1lnE
$50 ns-nes-.4s-btt Names N all
WI se seat cut by the COUNCIL q cs-
.snss.
The lrtnal IxkirE of the oensus
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

Dr.. Z 7. Dzris was here last week
on a visit TO his wife near EimWOOd.
Doe Is row located al Shamrock.
where be Is eujoying good dental
przetios- ne had planned 70 come TO
Beaver and open an Once al his home
on the farm but abandoned that plan
al least for the present. on account
o. his extensive practice at shan
rock
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

Mrs J. P. Jones Of Sophia and her
nephew. r A MeCorkle. who is Wis
itsng them from Sedalis. Missouri.
were Beaver callers. Monday. Mrs
Green is chairman OF the Red Cross
branch at Sophia and brought q nice
lot OF finished work with her Dur
ing the Christmas drive the Sophia
branch raised sls5.l5 through vari-
Gus activities.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

Mrs. J. W. Oyler. who has been
seriously III for the past three weeks.
having been stricken with paralysis.
is improving at this time and is able
TO be about. to some extent Mrs
Oyler is the mother OF Mrs 5 T. Ne
Clellan and she and her husband.
who is a carpenter. have rooms az sse
home OF W T. Shaw and wife.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

Hersehel and Carl Wright left last
Monday for Kansas City going
through with = car Of hogs for J. A
Sanders From that place they will
20 20 Little Rock and their old home
in central Arkansas on a visit TO their
grandparents and other relatives and
friends.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
GOES To CLEAR LAKE

Mrs Frank Maple vent 10 Clear
Lake today and will stay over fri-
day fnstruetins the Red Cross
Branch at that place in the making
of hospital garments
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

We are sorTy 10 be Informed that
Joe Mitchell. genial soul Of the Sopn-
ia neighborhoo6. has been seriously
III for some time with gall stones and
is still confined TO his bed
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

1sS acres. select soil. deep well
northwest quarter. section -. town
ship ,. range IS. BsntOa district
near Riverside. Beaver county. for
sale aenuitL. .I5e MOhsEzn ave.
Bronx. ~ Y.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

Mrs. Edna 'Peddick returned sun
day night from a business trip to OK
lahoms City and other parts OF the
state.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

LOOKING FOR SCRAP want
your scrap iron and viii pay s.-9s
Per ton for oo0niTY niAcd. delivered
al Beaver W. H LiVergood- LA If
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

Roy Brown returned Sunday night
from Guthrie al which place he at
tended Masonic consistory. taking the
Scottish Rite degrees
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24
MORE RED CROSS KNITTED
GOODS

Another shipment OF knitted arti-
eles was sent to division headQuar-
ters from the Beaver County Chapter.
A r. c.. this week. In the shipment
was:
Beaver thapter
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-01-24

1shs LAXATIVE HRoNo o,zi-s,e- n ssses sAe
cozgs s.t HescAcbe sot vorks CO tie crs1-
p-urr1s.s rVsu,1 Donsy n q fssis 10 czse
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-05
WE'VE REDUCED PRICES ON 200 OFF THE
FINER SILK TRIC0LETTE DRESSES
FOR WOMEN
Now toS

THESE are the fine
l. one of a kind silk
tl'icolette dresses that so
many women will be glad
to get. They are beauti-
fully made, and were
copied. m 0 S t of them,
from fine Paris models.
In the group Of two
hundred t h ere are at
least a hundred different
styles, so q woman will
see what opportunities
this group presents.
There is a rich mahog-
any-color a f oon
gown with insets of gold
cloth and a unique orna-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-05
Now $50 to 500

ment. The skirt is in a
new tunic effect and
there is a touch of tinsel
embroidery.
A lovely sand color
gown has a new front
panel effect, pipings of
deeper brown and collar,
cuffs and band at foot of
soft, woolly, brown An
CORA.
A black gown is in
Russian b blouse style,
wit h gold-thread en-
broidery and mario W
girdle.
And these are just Il
few-there are others in
rir,t Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-05

b a c X, taupe, bronze,
henna, deep blue, gray,
mahogany, old blue and
other fashionable shades,
in simple OF more elab-
crate styles.
All these dresses are
in perfect condition, they
are new and fresh, and
at the rate they are re-
duced, a woman may
save from SO to $50 on
a gown.
And there are sizes to
fit small and larger wom-
en-, too.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-05
S-ButtOn-Length
Gloves are Quite the
Fashion

So when this new shipment of
this very length arrived we felt
that it was most opportune. All
the gloves are. Of French kidskin,
soft and fine, and the price is
$3.50 pair.
There is white with self EN-
broidery, white with black, green,
lavender or old rose, as we'll as
black with black or black with
white.
The gloves are Of fine quality
and this length looks extremely
we'll as most women know.
Main Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-05
About New Combs
for Her Couture

Remember the mermaid fair,
combing her hair in a golden curl,
with a comb of pearl?" These
new combs are not quite like that,
but they are ever SO pretty and
the newest shapes and styles for
this winters coiffures.
They are Of imitation shell OF
amber, or all black. and are
carved in attractive designs. They
are in various sizes and new
shapes and the prices, which start
at $3.50, go up to Sl2.
tJeweiry store. Chestnut aud lSth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-05

THE TOPAZ for November, YOU
know. We nave them made
up in delightful designs in various
kinds Of jewclry. jUoja Floor,
CheatHut.)
IT'S PRETTY hard for u soldier
= to find a place to write Il letter
in the trenches, but n stiff pad
that has Il candle attached will
solve the question. There's Il pen
eli, too. (GdHerN Chestnut
uEANY RIBBON. in beautiful
- shade Of pink, has combined
itself with soft eImine to make a
cap for baby. (Tbird Floor, Cbcst-
Hnt.)
uOCR GLASSES are quaint,
IL interesting little things-per-
haps one would antuse that sick
friend who takes medicine every
hour. l0c. (Fo,u'th Floor, Cen
trol.)
GREEN AND RED APPLES
VI that look good enough to be
eaten are none the less attractive
because they can't be, and are for
tho sole purpose of sticking pins
into. 15c. (Secoad Floor. Ceptru1D
THERE WON'T be so many
l. Christmas boxes to the boys
'ovcr there this year, but there
can be lots of letters, and they
will carry extra cheer if written
on paper that is gaily decorated
with flags and Christmasy things.
(Main Floor, Chsstnut.)
GLASS ROLLIN G PINS are
" such nice conveniences for the
baker, they are so light and easily
washed. 35c. (Fourth Floor,
Murket.)
TT REALLY wouldn't be Christ
L mas,without bayberry candle,
you know. They are rather scarce
this year, so you had better do
your shopping early, and take no
chances on missing the good luck
which they bring. Two in dainty
- .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-05
"Take 1t Happy!"

says Black Georgiana, singing all
day long over her wash tubs.
Any house mistress can "take it
happy" if she has the judgment
to select from the endless time
and labor savers in the House
Furnishings Store.
fFeurth FsScr. Csptrsi)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-05
This Is o. Great Season in PLaids

Judging from the array the Dress Goods Salon YOU might
suppose half Of feminine Philadelphia be taking ktc
and the tartan
But there nything olier looking for chdlens
dresses the combination
frocks which much in these times.
many blue their predominatng
monzeyth the long that will be
plenty Of gayer bendings.
Two groupsthe part-woo, pacotton suitng being
$1.5O a yard and the al-woo $225 to $3.50 yard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-05
Cameras

These are memorable days. and
people who let them go by with
out making Photographic records
Of them win probably regret ii
later.
Cameras are 81 and upward.
and the developing and printing
can be done here if desired. Incl
dentally, the Camera Store is in a
new place nea the stairway.
Niain Floor. juniper and ChestnuD