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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

mated tDmorrow 9sD. Beef steers Me-
dunn and heavy choice and prime f6aaSG
lSsi; medium and good E.5n1Hg6: COM
mum SsDG-Is; hgh- weight good and
cnnice l4stsdf215. common AND medium
AEtul42a Butcher cattle: HeIfe-s 6s06I
14ib: Cows G5GlI35e. Gamers and GUITARS
s5HpSg' veal calves aZ562a; feeder
steers iotHl2n; srDcker steers 675n1aB1;
westeru ralgs ErRsrs SgpGI5R; cows and
heifers 6aDG15B0
sHEEP-Receipts Il $50: srea+v. Esri-
mated sOnDr-ow I00. Lambs I~sp6IIa25 .
@fils and common So06l-S Ewes Me-
uiuln. good and choice 656Z- cuIlB
and rumm0n 1aknaab; breeding WanlS5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

View York. sept .
KEEAT-Spot steady; No. red .-. -
track New York export Id arrive.
CORN-Spof weak No. veilpw LIT
and Ne. white 1saz C q New York
9ATESpot STEADY; No. / white n
I.AED-Strung- middle west 6<on1E5n.
H[TTER-Firu, receipts 8z9a runs.
crearuRrr figher than extras CLOG. ex-
rras. g score. a.: nrsIs 53n6l- packing
STOCK current make No. -
EGEsFerm: receipts a1as cases, fresh
gathered extras 6eaD6l: extra first 57d159,
FIRST iSna6. srzze- Pa and nearby wasf-
srn heunery white ffne To fancy 7B6Se
ordinary 10 prime 6Hz: brown sszf7r.
Eathered brown and mixed cuiurs asr6o
POTATQES-SteadT. unchanged
CAEE unchRuEe6
STGAR-Eaw steady; centrifugal
-E: fine grauulRtaG $40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
The Best Ones Are Advertised Riqht Here
You Haven't

read III the news IN The journal today until
YOU have read the Want Ads Here il pare Of
business news that yea cannot afford to miss.
These classification headings correspond to the
various department headings Of the other pages
the editorials, the sporting news, the wumen's
pare, and the like And the first words of the
Ad correspond to the headlines On the various
articles IN each of these departments.
Classified advertising : neEs-- business news.
Il tells yUu what. people have % sel. and 1t tells
yuu what they wznt to buy. The Want Ads Of
The Journal tell the prufT-news Of the day. They
show the way to money making success.
Read tie Praif-Newx.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

with and cash purchases have taken
the place of suspended credit huvinE
actual purchasing has been active. Even
IN the vicinity of Chicago. where II is
stated &ee 70 9b.9d0 men went out. re-
tail trade is reported good. mali order
buying large anc September 5obbfng
and wholesale trade viii reach a very
high, # nDt recu-G. tural.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27


voted care, s1trvfzR asfs Her mm-a
father. Adnirun Grant and rye srr41,-
ers' Horace and &aaeph Grant Al u
betasr Also survive Fer suEues
months Mrs KnowlkDn has had ths|
care Of the rwo Iirrze- Go 2 ~
brother Joseph, wfo IA 80
three m0thers within t. 49, Il. 7p,,,irr
mother formerly Miss nrwnru ~
Us died last winzEr yeth ,,sff.,~rs..,
and they were can1a for or n fsru@
by their Hauernaa &rzndnuther mrs
Lillian Chnat- whose- death aernrrets
. few months aEn- Mrs. Ennustsn
their auut opened her hauzrt i. 70.
motheEiess ones and haH zfuen. xs.x,ua
every care. She WINS horn IN Nrznk-
fort but came ID Relnez WHEN rne
year of age she was 81 years old.
MI and Mrs Azhur Mefrhsr who
ware married in ew1uu. Centre.
Mass. On Monday nd cane M BpI-
fast by motor % risit TIM brides
grandfather, lef4 wezhesdar tp cuy-
TIME Their huneyzannn rrsn. me
ar1oe was formeray aGEss LENA Tworu-
oiy and has freQ0enr5y v1sired nal
last N summer where afle has many
friends.
a cabin was rerefred On ThurzdEv
rum Mrs. c Chapman Plnsa. CMiss
H'lizaeefh A Qnimby3 annnuncins
her safe arrival ~ rhe. Raahnaoes. IN
the IS. Vesfzies of g xnExpurt q
Holt line. This was - nrus -
her relatives Gnd 1zdeM12 Eho haue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

sasarss Of the Days Dealings i'm All
tns Lsadins Seseia
New gurk. Seur. E.-The t-snd sf tn
STOCK market heightened the i'm
eSSson mat foremost financial inter-
we're increasingly hopeful Of an
enc tn the industrial eriais Gre
= ny the steel strike
AAecn of tonay's news dealing with
LAnpT situation was Of q tenor cas-
-Sse 70 aiiar apprehension while
acv,ces receiDed by commission
cenIers 06Eynd uErttnl exptanarna
s Urgent covering by staurt cun-
stse.s and kindred iHsues. aamslv
uiA7lsngs and muiDrH. ware among
eating teatures OF the sessIun
Strength from the very outset in
Ing q confident TIME N tina genera
sails and a few speculative spe-
leerllun
sains among popular steel shares
eo arnm one point m Z 8 Stsal 70
IA a.. u N Crucinle. the increment N
IatS STOCK, however, evidently Do
uos 10 technical cnnditiuns-
e salas reasnn applied To tf1e T.
euVance IN GMnErL MOEUrH. al
TIE entire mDrnr lint and nm
r,s1lses gzaned two 10 five putMW
-. sa1apmenA anE several of tina
pfumrneut maSxin.
ySaeH Quotations rrx1d IN tn lint
-. ueepife fne rlse IN call loans 1rux-.
epenng RATE Of par cent 10 8. as
q p1r cent being pa4d BY be-
~. 1nrreWesH GaleB amounted To
Ssnen w1B inag acfixity IN Lszharty
aos. mn sune of fhnf Eruup we're
Sso1k with 0f71ar 1umAsric iaBusz. In
onnRiE hoid sfan7y 6z3aa. DIR
-. aEEraga1nd R.8l Gid e. 9.
VIE we're unEilzuwud un czu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

New York Stack Market
Corrected Daily hr
MAINE BROKERAGE CO.
335 wster ST. Augusta
Phones 1A12-1gls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

New York. sept. e
Liberty hunas closing: SIS 1860: first
Is. a.5; second 4s, 81. 20: first As. seq
second as. ~ -; third 4ss. ss-5e; fourth
47s. 81. As. Victory Us. IS. 81: Victory C.
20 L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

wirastanding al OF the events were
In straight heats. calcium. an Al
burn horse, and claimed TO be the
fastest green PAGER IN the State. fin
isheE secnnd II the last two heats Of
the 10 trut or pace. which were
made in % 81 and 80.
The Summaries:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

assess.nt1ie pxpE -
rserfing 0-iRy hiIIs IN
|. ammescfzi 0-dxy hills On hanlEa
a sInnaercial 0-day bills 4-11z. dEznnnd
cables A "a
szanrz, demand a. cshl.s n.
Sailnerz demnnd - IL rznl1 = 3-&
T. o~mand IA. cnh1es al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
FINANCIAL
Business Orpprtunities

Business Orpprtunities aB
CAFTTAL-T have hig opportunity fnr
man with S5ss-Sl5aB VIM can handle
his district and 4 rp aEHn1S AiHp
for anr single agent with S5l-sIB cap-
lral- Rom Z, Tsurant Elk Portland.
DON'T EvEsT-A dollar before max
ing thorough investigation. oppar-
tHnTries now ID make hig mnnev with
hC-le are many particularly IN the OIL
neirE. nut be sure yuE are right Lee
the on Press authority OF OH
InVesrTnentE-a4a you n making .
profitable Investment Each issue
hr1mTll of authentic fnfurmarirn on
recent and sensational deueiupr.leuEs
IN the great Mid-Cnn-ineu1 and Texas
oil fields: the prospects Of different
cuupauiEE. as well as anRiyrlcal re-
PORTS concerning scores of cpTmpa-ier-
Some good. had and Indifferent The
''0n PresE' together with a late cuIv
CT the Markets" con-a ming quota
tons OF listed and unlisted active AMI
inactive oil stocks viii he sent tree IN
request. also while Iilsv last a new
accurate cuiurBc map Of kansnE OF
lahnn1a and Texas iusf cut. featuring
tne oil aeifis m red Add--eas: On P-e-s,
tbs RAputfic BldE-. Kansas City Ma.
Journal Want ADS, IN
dExed every day
IT'S easy az A-B-C 70 find what you
fed advertising N tia journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
Motorcycles ard Bicycles

ELRICA-Rig trade On one men &
AMERICA and 1ne ladies Lowell r1ia-
e1uRd Dicycies. both IN fine condition
ash ar farms To suit GerriEh &
efniin. L Silver ST.. Wxesrville. Maine.
Fsi- -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
comfortable Rooms Are Hard To Find.



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BED0M NAEER-Good 0ne Wny1red I
ApptF IFS Ragza st JarsjxsunulIIp
t1nriftR-
rrTTrE1-
Lznch. Garainsr-
TKRT
- 4-~- onEes Az21 70 wnrk
IR-T s1s 1Aa1napH- LEA
S@ nunrtIv exr,..-;.,sr.. 1-,,,,.-,.-...,, -
80 ls; state age, Railway Azsncia1u1,
=. .--E so--naa..
I11-FITc wurE# On acreWsriyr-1 ~
L.N0TyPE OPERATOR-Fr uirff
49, $50 ..oo-1a-- AngnslA-
-7 genera tarm Wurk- Tai.
- " c Finds WIutt1rup.
NAN-EeIias,I. ~. U--
-ac-pe unersinr r. ,xsrs- /. sss,.s - 49,. -
n Ins an , 70 rake charge Of our estab-7
L-snrn ron1e covering AuEu9ta Haa-
,,s. = ane surrounding r1rrifury- Sal
or cn.nuIHsiun and furnish everv-
SALls 70 me night pHrry- II yen mean
nns'hess 5nniy at unce. Grand Tniun
- -, .-:.:.-0..-s. me. -
Wau1sa. Au adlFNE = class enc e
slA-s g. AuEasrA.
ppl- y, 49,, - -
E. ChIr,rh M. E..l9,-te ~ - 20 .1nA
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r-AASI f-s-IWo experienced iauI-
Wages -nos M N SSA.nh. n1s[ g
cassEset- Ne. q . Eo 3 -, r.,
Duu4gn. - ~A1 @'.'-
r------=-
iOlHI AAS-lu retail clothing buEi-
neshs some experience preferrec Sta1e
MneFe tasI ernpiaFeG Address
Afunebec 1Surna4- AnEoHfA-
-
m -
OF reHaae ~
ATTENDAVTS-Ne ann V-,,7,.-, -, =,
% Years OF age ATply % supt. An
s1ela STATE 5oEpfEaA
Salesman ana Ans.-x. ~
-
AEEN ES-Ssa.Bb 10 S7A.@ q week repre-
wna-aT-as5 rai'Sr.ai me "a NJ 81. ;
Tlcrrin-s I-as y E.i.s, r. b.
mer Eldr- Tss4r,5- MI
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ALt.N Is-Aake mug mnney with uur
new 1AA ano noilGay Epecinltles. Ennr-
neus aEnanc, ing proff-s. No exper1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

Tlme-2.2l H.. s-ss5 "a; -
.-..s CLASS. TRoT Or PACE.
PURSE S,Ba.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

Lass. TROT Or PACE
PURSE Ssga.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

BUILDING IS NEARL sM&os-
AUGUSTA or 4ALLoME1 81
ME CAN QUOTE TOCay. -
NE AND THE WISE MAE W
SHALL Be GLAD TO CONFER
MANY &C Cd TRADES.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Mems Sennit Straw Hats-Sl.65 and S2.25
Panama Hats-S3.15 and Si.65
Lightweight Caps-95c
Spt Straw Hats-S2.S5
N-neck Sweaters-S5.75 and $500
Soft Shirts-S1.O5, S1.l5, S1.S5 and S2.23
Silk Shirts. broken lines, much under price
Paiamas, S1.25. S1.7j Night Shirts, S1.l5
Knitted Neckwear-50c. 6Sc and 75c
Silk Our-in-hands-95c, Sl.I5 and S1.65
Other Neckties--35c, or 3 for Sl.OO; also 65c
Washable Neckwear-1Sc aRd 35c
Suspeuders-35c. csc Garters-lSc, Soc
Wash Cape Gloves-Sl.S5 Belts 25c and SOC
Black Motor Gauntlets, unlined-S2.5O
Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs-6 for
S1.50
Cellar Bags-Sl.25 WalletS-Sl.I3
Shoes and Oxfcrds. samples and incomplete
lines from stock-S1.75
Shoes and OXfOrds, short lines-S3S5
Tan C0rdovan Shoes and OXfOrds-S6.7J
Plack Cotton Socks, unbeached SOleS, seconds
-25c
Cotton socks black. gray or c0rdOvan c0lGr;
secOnds-siX pairs for SLID
Black Mercerized Lisle Socks; secOndS-25c
Thread-siIk Socks; secOnds-Dc
CClored Cotton SOcks-6 pairs for SOC
NainsOOk Athletic Union Suits-S5c
Balbriggan Shirts & Drawers, seconds. 19c ca.
Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, secOnds-95c
White Drawers, three quarter length-73c
Gauze Cotton Shirts and Drawers. SOC each
NainsO0k Athletic Shirts & Drawers, SOC ea.
Nainsook Athletic Shirts and Drawers-75c
each
'SeaIpax' Union Suits-Sl.l5
GOld-filled Waldemar Chans-Sl.OO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
MISSES AND CHILDREN

White Gabardne Skirts, 23 to 80 inches-S}
White Cotton TricOtine Skirts, 33 to }S--S2
NoiIe Dresses, 1 to Is years-SS.7o
Gingham Dresses, II, 16, Is years-S6.2O
Silk Dresses, sizes IA, 16, 1S years-Sl3.75
White Dresses, lace trimmed, to II -$3.S3
Wash Dresses, sizes 2 to years-Soc to Sa.3o
Infants Long Dresses-nOw Sl.35 to $500
Children's Cloth Coats, 2 to yrs.-S3 to $40
ChiIdren's Straw Hats-S1.95 to $50
Girls Hats, various styles-Sl.25 and Sl.23
Black Cotton Stockings. to SR-3 for 81 90
ChiIdren's Ribbed Cotton Stockings, white
! or black; secOnds-29c
ChiIdren's White Mercerized Lisle Socks,
with fancy tops, secOnds-2Oc
Girls Ribbed Cotton Vests-lSc, or } for 3oc
ChiIdren's E. Il. Waist Suits. secOnds-63c
Infants Shoes, all narrcw widths-95c
White Canvas Tennis Shoes, rubber soes' Sl.oo
Little Boys Blucher Oxfords, several kinds
S295
Large Girls Pumps & Oxfords. variety, S395
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26

Lieutenant Carl n. Montgomery,
3221 West Penn street. Queen Lane.
and Corporal Thomas w. Harper. 2113
South Fifty eighth street. Philadelphia,
were among those who talked. TO news
paper men in camp this afternoon. They
told some of the experiences of the
division in France.
They were in the fight in the Ar
gonne, and have been credited with the
capture of Montfaucou, which the Brit
ish told them was impregnable. But
they took the stronghold in three days.
with terrific losses to the enemy. 1t
was here also. they said. that General
Kuhn displayed remarkable coolnesS
and endeared his men TO him by his
daring.
The 311th Machine Gun Battalion
of the Seventy ninth. in command OF
Major Stephen q. Henry. of Louisiana
followed the 312th-off the ship and on
to camp. They operated in the ArgonuC
and suffered many casualties.
The unit was originally composed
chiefly of Pennsylvanians. but owing tC
casualties now contains many replace
mpntS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS

Bag FrameS-6Jc Side COmbs-ZOc pair
Lawn-covered Dress Shields, 2 pairs for 27c
White Edgng-l5c piece
Pearl-head PinS-Sc a card
Black Trimming Buttons, small, medium
12c and lSc a card
White Cotton Crochet Buttons l5c. 2Oc card
Spool Silk. 100 yds, black, cream, 12c spool
Photo Albums--90c
Enameed Silver-plated Powder BOXeS-$l
Bag Tops, SOC Painted Coat Hangers, 25c
Fibre-cOvered Steamer Trunks-Sl4, SIC, SlS
Taxi Wardrobe Trunks, l4X2lX40 in.-S3O.O0
Fibre-covered Wardrobe Trunks-S4O.OO
Books, damaged-l0c to 3Sc each
Popular Novels, damaged-2Sc
Cabinets of Stationery, II sheets, II env., Csc
Correspondence Cards, "a cards, "a env, 20c
Writing Paper "a sheets. n env.-l6c box
ChocOlate-cOvered Peppermints-l5c pound
ChocOlate-cOvered Caramels-i5c pound
CrystalIized Candy kisses-35c pound
Sailed Peanuts-nOw 45c a pound
Bloch Reed StrOllers, S9.95. S11.S5 and $3.50
High Chairs, oak, two styles-S3OO, S5.75
Assorted Talcum POwder-l9c each
Presqu' IvOire Hair ,Brushes-Sl.65
Household Rubber GlOves-35c pair ?
s. & c. Rose and Almond Cream-26c
WOmen's Belts, 20c to 75c Strap Books. SIC
Gauze Fans-Sl.5O Safety Pockets-5Oc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
FOR BOYS

Spring Suits-S5.75, S9.75 and Sl3.7
Blue Serge Suits-nOw Sl55O
Palm Beach Suits-now $6.73
Small Boys Wash Suits-Sl.S'
Khaki KnickerbOckers-S1.13
Cloth Hats, with class pin-S5c
White Drill MILDLY Hats-45c Caps-S5c
Straw Hats-75c e. Panama Hats-S2.65
Cambria Initial Handkerchiefs-siX for CSC
Sweaters-$3.50, S4.00 and $500
Blouse Waists-45c and SIC
Pa Pajamas-S1.35 Shirts-S5c and $l.35
Balbriggan Shirts & Drawers, secOnds-39c
Gauze Cotton Athletic Shirts and Drawers,
secOnds-35c each or 3 for Sl.00
Black and Tan Shoes, broken sizes-$3.9O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
'3l2TH ART|LLERYMEN
TOD|SBAND THIS WEEK
PennsyIvanians Arriving at
Newport News Slated for De-
mobilization Soon
MACHINE GUN UNIT DOCKS

The 3l2th Heavy Field Artillery. of
tho Seventy ninth Division. in which
many Philadclphians are serving. will
he demobilizcd some time this week.
The 312th landed at Newport News
Yesterday along with Virginia units of
'hc Twenty ninth Division aud Penn
Nlvanians aud Nirginians united in
f,ivlng the men a rousing welcome. The
g11th Machine Gun Battalion also was
on board the big transport from st. Ma
zairc.
More than 10000 persons virtually
went wild as the transport bearing the
sun tanned and battle Scared warriors
ramc into tho harbor. The crowds had
waited three hours for the troopship,
ehich had been delayed, and in those
thrce hours enough enthusiasm was
aroused to welcome appropriately an en- :.
tire division. Twelve steamers filled
with the welcomcrs went down to meet
'he, Virginian. preceded by the airplancs.
Immediately after landing, the Phil
2delphians. following a regiment of Nir-
inians. marched to Camp Hill.
Colonel Harry d. " ilLur. commander
of the 312th. made brief speech on the
career of his regiment. from its entry
signing of the armistice.
Every man in the regiment. the colo :
Del declared. is an ardent admirer OF
alajor General Kuhn. Liberty Division
commander. The mon told. with great
zeal Of pride, how the general advanced
~ the first lines of defense and offense,
r.nd how on two occasions his horse was
shot under him.
Lieutenant Thomas =. White, of
Elizabeth, y. j., came off the trans
port in command of headquarters com
pany. His outfit is composed almost
entirely of Philadclphians. aud he said
he is proud TO be associated with them.
Battery A was in charge of First Ser
seant' stephen Lcbold 40S West Girar,l
avenue. Philadelphia. and Battery Il
had Captain John W. Stocvcr, of Chcs-
ter, in command. These men said thcir
trip had not been altogether pleasant
but they had forgotten the trials of the
past in the Joy of being home again.
The Virginia regiment was the first
to leave the piers. and was followed by
the 312th. The Philadclphian' band
led the organization. and it passed
down a lane of persons for almost a
mile. until they had reached the out
skirts of the city. Nearly 30. 900 per
sons were there to greet them.
Frequent rest periods were given thc
men along the route. and when they
had passed through the arch of triumph.
erected sby the city in honor of all of
America heroes, they were met by 4
string of army trucks and were allowed
to pile their packs on board
At camp they were given quarters,
which they declared are palatial in
comparison with some they had known
over there. Early tomorrow night they
VIII be, put through the sanitary
. process
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
FABRICS AND TRIMMINGS

lO-inch Heavy Black Crepe de Chine-S2.6J
GiIt-edge Black Satin de LuNe-S2.0O yard
DoubIe-wdth Black Crepe Georgette-s2.Uo
36-inch Fancy Dress Silks, now S165 yard
Yard-wide Satin Nessalne. all cOOrs-Sl.6o
lOinch Dotted Twilled FouIard Silk-S2.0O
japanese Ecru Pongee Suting, S1.0O yard
36-inch Japanese White Habutai-S1.50
36-inch White Washable Satin-nOw S165
:}6-inch Ivory Washable Velvet COrdurOy,Soc
Thousands of Silk Remnants Reduced
56-inch Wool mixed Mannish Sutings. $500
5i-inch AI-woo Homespun-now $500
1i-inch Black AlI-WOOl Serge--nOw Sl.S3
l0-nch Black Chiffon NOiIe-now Sl.OO
Granite Cloth and HerringbOne Serge, in
street shades: 40 and AZ inches wide, Sl.50
Remnants of Dress Goods Greatly Reduced
ti-inch White Cotton Noie-now 35c
White Novelty Skirtng-nOw 71c yard
White Gabardine. 7Sc White Organdie, SOC
Sjlk-and- Cotton Pongee-nOw Csc
Printed NoiIes-now ACC yard
Woven Tissue-25c Dress Gingham-lZc
4d-inch Blue Linen Suiting-now 7Sc yard
35.inch Figured Silk-and- Cotton Lining, 75c
Fancy Taffeta RibbOn-25c yard
Cotton Filet Laces-nOw 10c yard
12-yard Pieces Nalcnciennes lnsertions-oSc
Black Lace Alfovrs--nOw S5c a yard
Tucked and Ruffled Net FiOuncngs, skirt
Iengths-S2.35 length
Cambria and Nainsook Edgings-lOc yard
Black Trimming Braid-13c yaTd
Narabou Trimming-6Oc a YARD
COlored Soutache Braid-2Oc piece
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
FOR THE HOME

Brass Bedsteads-S22.O0
Epameled Bedsteads-SS.O0 and Sll.30
Link Springs-S7.23
Felt Mattresses-Sl7.0O and $3.50
Dayinette Beds and Mattresses, complete,
at Saving of One-fourth
Grass Cloth Wall Papers-6Oc piece
RedroOm Papers-S300 a room lot
Fabric-effect Wall Papers-25c piece
Fish-net Draperies-25c a yard
Remnants Curtain Materials at Half Price
Hammock Couches, khaki duck-SlO.OO
Cretoppes-25c Couch C0vers--$l.50
Tapestry Borders, light grounds-lOc yd.
Ecru Scrim Curtains, lace edge-Sl.5O pr.
Sterling Silver Meat Forks. small-S2.0O
SiIver-pIated Bread Trays-S2.75
Framed Pictures-50c
Cretonne Lamp Shades, l0-inch-5Oc
Floor Lamp Shades A-inch-SlOOO
Drawn-wOrk Doilies. g. and l2in., sc and l0c
Washable Canvas Pillow Slips-35c
Canvas Scarfs, green, white-5Oc
Lace-trimmed ScarfS-75c and Soc
Decorated Tea Sets-Sl.65 Pitchers-25c
Mayonnaise Bowls, with ladle-9Oc
Cut Glass Celery Trays-nOw $3.50
Decorated China Spoon Trays-35c
Decorated Plates-6c
Small Green Nases-l5c
Teapot Tiles-25c Nases-75c
Economy Fruit Jars. pts, 90c dOz.; qts., 81
dOZ.
Porch Swings with chains-S390
NickeI-plated Soap ,Dishes-55c
Dust BruShes-25c BrOOms-45c
Garden Hose, 34-inch: odd lengths-9c foot
Baskets, variety of kinds at half price
Ovens for Gas or Oil StOyes-S165
B. T. Babbitt's Household Soap. 7 bars. 4Oc
Photo Frames-17c TO Csc Hatchets-35c
Popular Sheet Musc-3 copies for 25c
Popular Sheet Music-25c g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
AN AWFUL SHOCK WAS THIS!
In Spring the Young Mans Fancy
Lightly Turns to Thoughts of Love

In spring the young vans fancy
Lightly Turns to Thoughts Of Love
They were tall.
Each wore picture hat.
They wore long Iblue capes. which
were draped gracefully from their shoul-
ders.
They stood by the edge of the lake
at Willow Grove Park. 1t was evi
dent they were admiring the scene.
Myriads of lights f1eckcd the surface OF
the silvery lake. and dozens of boating
parties. were distributing spring har
monies.
Several youths passed the statucsque
feminine creatures. Finally. two. more
daring than the others. struck up an
acquaintance. unmindful of the fact that
hundreds were watching the Irritation
from the music pavilion. One of the
Youths encrclcd the waist of the Cir. .
who encouraged him with her right
arm.
And then. she of the cape. the pic
ture hat and the statucsque form whis-
pcrcd: "Gimme n smoke. will YER =?
for She was gob from the navy yard
and the other "she' was just another
COB
Their own girls, hatlcss aud cape
less. stood nearby.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
LINENS, BEDFURNISHINGS

NIercerized Cotton Table Cloths, 7Ox7O, 500
BIeached Irish Table Damask. .7O-in., ,S230yd.
Scotch Linen Napkins, 49, ,-in.-S3.oO dozen
Scotch Linen Table Cloths, 6SN6S in.-S6Oo
Half-Inen Towels, 1894 inches-S4.2o doz.
Bleached Turkish Towels, large-23c
Scotch AlI-linen TOwelng-3Sc yard
ScalIoped Linen Centrepieces, 24-lnch-Ioc
BIeached Muslin Hotel Sheets, SlN9O-
S1.5S; Pillow Cases, 25c; Bolster Cases, Soc
White Marseilles Spreads, satin finish
$3.50, S4.25 and S6.7o
White Dimity Spreads-S235. S2.65, $50
SilkOline covered, cotton filled Comfort
abIes-now $3.50 and $500
White Cotton-and-wOOl Blankets dainty
border colOrings-$7.S5, SlO.5O and Sl4.75
a pair
Long Cloth-S2S5 $500, S3.75 for II yards
NainsoOk-S3.6O, S4.75, S5.25 for II yards
Bleached Musin--l6c and Soc yard
UnbIeached Muslin-lSc and 22c yard
BIeached Pillow Casing-3Sc and iOc yard
Bleached Sheeting-5Sc to S5c yard
Striped Summer Flannel-75c yard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-26
TODAYS CASUALTY LIST
Seven PhiladeIphians Mentioned in
War Departments Roll

Seven Phiadclphians figure in a cas-
ualty roll released by the War Depart
mcnt today. All but one of these are
lis, cd as slightly wounded" The men
arc:
privatcs John "A. Heron. 212I North
Ringgold street; stephen +. Herr, 1874
North Eleventh street: Edwin A.
Kraft. 1876 North Warnock street {;
Daniel G. I.anard, G132 Glenlock
street: Thomas Costello. 100 North
Mascher street, and Manuel Wax, 421S
Parksidc avenue.
Private Bartolo Foca. Gil Ann street.
is recorded as having been returned to
duty. previously listed as missing,