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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
summer Resorts. Cottages. etc
FOR SALE AT OLD ORCHARD

A bungalow OF three sleeping rooms.
dining room. living room ana Kitchen.
bath. :iush closet. electric lights. ire
place. furnished. one minute to Post
Office. three minutes 20 water, sell for
$3.50. $4,000 doNa. balance II rent.
Also one Of tle esr cottages OF I'VE
sleeping rooms. dining room. living
room and kitchen. bath. flush closet,
city water. hot and cold water. electric
lights. SET tuns. ire place. piano. large
reranda. Nicely furnished. Sell $1,000.
$4,000 down. balance in rent. This
rents for $4,000 for a season.
Also a cottage at Grand beach n The
grove. good view o wafer. Six sleep
ing rooms. larg living room, dining
room - kitchen. bath. Ill : closet.
electric lights. hot ana cold water. LOT
1s6xt60 feet. large llle fireplace. Sell Tor
$500 %. $4,000 down. balance n rent.
Also 4 rear round house n camp
Ground Section. three sleeping rooms.
dining room. living room and litcren,
flush closet. citv water. Sell for 5000,
10000 down. balance n rent.
Also cottages. roorning houses. res
taurants. stores. hotels. etc, for laic
and 20 let.
". II. DAVIS. Old Orchard. Maine.
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For observation-disclosures

EARLY CANADA SEED CORN $40
per gu. ". s. Howard. r. z, Winthrop.
maVtdo, I.
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Cards. Notices. Etc.

MRS. CRAM. MEDIUM. READINGS
dally, Capitol ST. Augusta. Ne. Tel.
le7S-A. ,prgSdSls
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. Aor- %
Notierat. -eac:ions took place III tie
corn market TO-DAY rom yesterdays o,S
break. the Ser"reSt which ever uapreu-
I'd during Z single session nf the Cll,ca-
"a Board If Trade. Prices this aftc"-
noon 1T the close. as we'll as through
out the iav were extremely nervous.
LAST quotations showed ! cent 70 "a
7ents net advance with July lis 10 I56i
and eeptern her 10 70 20 oats inished
IS cent off to ! i-2 cent ~. In pro-
ylsions The outcome AIRED from 10 cents
decline 70 an equal gain.
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BEECH WAGON AND LIGHT DRTV-
ing buggy. Luther Humphrey. r. |.
Telephone Co.,. apr30dtt
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New York Money Marke.

New York. April %.
Mercantile parer 53N5S.
Sterling S0-siav bills i-62-.
Commercial 60-day bills on banks 4.62as
Commercial 6-dAy bills 4.62l, deman
tssz cables 4.S6-.
Francs. demand soy, cabIes 600a.
: Guiiders, demand i07G-i6. cables - 5-i6.
Lire. demand rs. cables ~.
Mexican dollars "A.
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WALL STREET
Reported oy Hayden, Stone & Co.

Members New York stock Exc. Bos-
ton Stock Exc. New York Cotton Exc.
Chicago Board of Trade. Portland
Branch Office, 80 Middle St, New Eus-
anu Telephone 1862 1868.
WM. II PORTER. Mg-
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Wanted-Agents

AGENTS FOR THE LEADER IN
monthly health and accident protection.
insuring men. women and cniidren
Experience not necessary. Commission
liberal. Whole or part time work. Sal
ary and commission TO right party %
travel in Maine Commercial policies
issued. capital $50 600. II. c. Reed. Mgr.
Richmond. Maine. aprUoot-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01

MAINE $40 SEED OATS FOR SALE.
Guaranteed free from mustard and kaie.
Our yield was seven hundred bushels
from Ten acres Price H.15 per bushei.
+. .. b. Readfield. Cas- with order.
Sampson Farm, Kent's Hill. Maine.
anriSdSW
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LOST

OISCHARGE PAPERS IN PASTE
board roll on tram between Boston and
Augusta. Notify Joseph II. Briggs
Madison. Ne. aprSodSt"
4 PAIR OF TORTOISE RIM CLASSES
with gold lows. Please leave at jour
nal ONCE ap.9dst@
TIRE AND RIM ON OAKLAND
road. near West Sidney Corner early
sunday morning. Finder please call
s4l-I. or leave at kennebec Journal
Office. may I0t
SUNDAY MORNING IN GARDINER.
wallet containing bills and change.
Finder please return to q. X. Danforth
mayld2t"
LEATHER POCKET BOOK con
tanning several ice coupon books. nde-
please leave with the Augusta fee &C.
mAyldlws
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Autos. Boats. Motors. Etc.

FOUR CYLINDER BUICK. EXCEL
lent condition. W. x. Wakefield. siar-
diner. aJ!dlw
FORD 5-PASSENGEK IN GOOD RUN
ming order. Address George II. smith,
r. /. Box 81. Augusta. Me. Tel lS-a;
nayldct'
ONE METZ RUNABOUT. 500 }
Clark St, Augusta. Me. apr30tiot'
ONE 4-HORSEPOwER CUPBOARD
gasoline engine for rowboat. used out
little. Very best OF It's KIND. Address
ONE MOTOR BOAT. q II. P. ONE
Ford r7lnaDou,. all good running order
'Chas. II. Smith. Augusta. Ne. K. J..
Box 81. apr8d5t'
AUTO TIRE BARGAINS-rCR FORDS,
Maxwell. and Chevrolet Cars. The tires
l sell are all rev. carefully selected.
Fisk, McGraw, Firestone. United states.
and AJAX. positively not retreaded. re-
made or rebuilt. I will sell four tires 20
one customer Pain size 50x3 four tires
5000; 5ox3s for sS5. 90: Son-Skid. four
tres. size sox3 for $500: size 3oxsl for
5000. will give free inner tubes with
every four tires bought. Guaranteed
one year. Send money order today.
James Stratton. SangerviIle. Maine.
SAXON SIX ROADSTER. ALL
equipped. in good condition. good tires,
also one new spare tire and rim. Adj
dress r, Buraeil Sherman. Clinton, Ne.
VA 80 apr:5d9t-
SIX CYLINDER PASSENGER Sc
res. Is Studebaker SIX. Fully ea,upped
and IN excellent running condition. See
I s Randall at Augusta Lumber Com
pany. apI-,o.-
OwNERS-NOw THAT
YOU are getting your car ready for an
ofher season, do not forge, that We
give an inner tube with every tire sold.
or uair of Weed chains with every
nair of tires. or Il vuiclnizing OUTFIT
with every -ir Of tubes sold. Don
forget spark plugs. $50. GeryIsn *
smith Successors TO Vigue}. Is Siive.
ST. Waterviile. Maine. aprSdtt
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EvEfBEA2 RING STR A " 3 e r r Y
plants. superb and Peerless. s1.O per
hundred delivered. Stock direct from
originator. st. Regis Everoearins and
Herbert Raspberries. g per hundred.
George Coleman, ReadfieId Depot. Ne.
anYl4d3wS
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FOUND

April. 70. AUTO TIRE ON ROAD
near Winthrop Center: owner can have
by calling on W. C. Goodwin. Augusta.
proving property and paying for adv
mayidlw~
AUTOMOBILE CHAIN APRIL q On
Hoyts hill. Manchester. Inquire at
Willard Stevens. Hoyts Kill. Ha ~. {
Readfield. | apY3dSt.
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Elegant Lakeshore Farm

Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans strong: 50 days. 20 days
and SIX months 5aN54.
Call money strong; nigh 6. low i. rli-
rg rate %. closing Did t. offered al 81,
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A De LAVAL SEPARATOR. cheap
for cash. good as new. yes. better VIII
Atherton. Granite Hill Farm. Eai!oweii
Maine. apr-sd3t
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SECOND HAND WHITE WICKER
st. apr9dtt
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FIREPROOF SAFES. WE HAVE JUST
received Il shipment of house Iireproo ii
safes Time or cash. Ger-,sh i: smith
SUCCESSORS 10 Vigue). Is silver street.
WatervilIe, Maine. Tel. 46S. aprsSd1w
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-...-..,-,-r,,,,,,,- .,!;EF. Or MEAT
-. -, -,,-~,~y- amps; please write
fo.a ~ - = . prone 3-3. Rome.
--l'-ia apr30dlw
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C:RADLS. TELEPHONE. THOMAS
[.axton Bliss. E-verbearing, Early
Morn meas. 20 cents quart: Dahlias soc.
ioz: Gladioias. Iris. Eohlox and shrubs.
fruit and ornamental stock Asparagus,
Rhubarb. etc Elm Brook Farm Co.
IalloweIi. Maine apre5dS,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01
Cottages To Let

BUNGALOW COTTAGE WITH FLUSH
closet. Water N sink ar ROBBINS Point
Prefer 20 let by the season. Address
Bungalow care Journal oftCe.
-na-Idt.
FURNISHED COTTAGE. LARGE LiV-
ing room with fireplace. large ve-anda
screened at Pine Grove. east shore Ia Ike
Ma!anacook. near electro car. pr,ca
cheap. Address Ctfie Ramsdell. Win
throp. Ne. r. - apr.2SdoI*
SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE AT HAM
monds Grove. IDEAL location. electrc
lights and modern improvements. Price
reasonable. Apply TO LAWS 9ur!eign.
Journal Office. apriIdtt
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FOUR CYLINDER BUICK EXCEL
lent condition. W. x. Wakefield. siar
diner. may oil u
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FORD PASSENGER IN GOOD RUN
n!ng order. Address George II. smith,
r. /. Box 81. y LSusta. Ne. Tel. ~
nayldcts
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saws. grating wax. powdered lime
sulphur. bordeaux mixture. Pyrox. IN
sectieides. etc. Gerrish ~ Smith 's1ic-
cessors TO Visue,, IS Silver street. Wa
tervIiia. Maine. Tel +S9. APPS !lW
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SHIPPING TAGS

FOR ALL PURPOSES. PRINTED TO
order n any quantity. The Pearl p-ess.
Pittsfie!d. Ne. apl:9-6.s
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Wsnted-Maie Help

-, = lean CIT. DETER
EEN - -rorxer.. wiling 20 tram
''''ii11ea lest .eed II our country. Ii
-1[ - IAN address for interview:
,-,-- A.-',z'-. ii!-AJ A"'t
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REMEMBER-WE HAVE CLOTHES
horses. reels. dryers. wash benches.
wr1ngers. tubs. baskets. wash boilers,
wash boards, clothes press ana step lad
ders. ironing boards. brooms. dust pans
and brushes. Ger-,sh * Smith fsucceS-
Sors 10 ViSue), Is Silver street. Water
vile. Ne Tel i69 apr.SdlT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-01

Z. S. KING EDWARD STRAWBERRY
plants. $50 per hundred. Charles z.
Bliss. - Cherry St, Bath. Maine.
apr...2sdcw~
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..--,t' . 49, E-..S, Az E--N ~. N|''-'
~ '-7.r..t:. ? IutIl ToI can ger
CO * ~. sa1-p.es. -noneE makers
s...s. 54corn company.
VIZ 4pr9tu&th6t'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
There Has Never Been AnHtkiing to Eq
Some of the Fine Dining Room Suits

S191.25 for 1O-piece dining
room suit, fumed birch, William
and Mary design, chairs uphol-
stored in tapestry.
1894 for 10-piece dining
room suit, mahogany, Georgian
design, chairs upholstered in
blue leather.
1903 for a 1O-piece dining
room suit, brown oak, William
and Mary design, chairs uphol-
stored in tapestry.
1927 for a 1O-piece dining
room suit, figured walnut,
Queen Anne design, chairs up
holstered in hair cloth.
$435 for a 10-piece dining
room suit, figured walnut, Geor-
gian design, chairs upholstered
in blue leather. 4
s46O for a 10-piece dining
room suit, figured mahogany,
French Chippendale design,
chairs upholstered in blue hair
cloth.
$549 for a 10-piece dining
room suit, figured walnut, Sher-
atom design, chairs with uphol-
stored seats and backs.
$685. for a 1O-piece dining
room suit, figured mahogany,
Louis XIV design, chairs up
holstered in brown leather.
S6O7 for 10-piece dining
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06

room suit, figured mahogany
and iniaid, Sheraton design,
chairs upholstered in blue hair
cloth.
$67O for 10-piece dining
room suit, mahogany, Queen
Anne design, chairs upholstered
in blue hair cloth.
$3.50 for a 10-piece dining
room suit, figured mahogany,
Georgian design, chairs uphol-
stored in blue hair cloth.
$840 for a 10-piece dining
room suit, figured mahogany,
Heppelwhite design, chairs up
holstered in steel blue hair
cloth.
$1O1O for a 10-piece dining
room suit, figured walnut, Louis
XIV design, chairs upholstered
in red morocco leather.
$1025 for 10-piece dining
room suit, inlaid mahogany,
Sheraton design, chairs uphol-
stored in blue hair cloth.
$124O for a 10-piece dining
room suit, walnut, French Chip
pendale design, chairs uphOl-
stored in tapestry.
$1495 for a l0-piece dining
room suit, figured and inlaid
mahogany, William and Mary
design, chairs upholstered in
tapestry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
Men s NeU Silk
House Robes
of q Different
Sort

Made of fine Rajah silk in
plain colors-brown, green
and two shades of blue.
Collars. cuffs, girdles and
Innings are of white polka
dotted silk, and the contrast
is uncommonly effective. In
fact, they are as handsome
house robes as we have
shown for some time.
All in the Spring weight
which men want now.
Price, $35.
tAsain Floor. xarsst)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
Men s Fine Soft
Hats Ofa
Distinctly NeW
Style

They are what is known
as mixed color hats, in
brown green and green
brown effects, and being all
pleasing shapes they are a
mighty handsome lot.
The felt in these hats was
dyed before the hats were
made--a difficult process,
which was prohibited by
the War Trades Board.
So is a decidedly little
price for such headwear.
(axsia Flser. Msrkst)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
French BlOuSes

The French Room is showing
a few of the palmer handmade
kinds-white blouses of sheer
batiste or linen, with hemstitch-
ing or fagoting or tiny pleatings.
Prices are $3.50 upward.
Third Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
valentines! Sweet
Valentines!
Who'll Buy?"

Here they are in heaps-cards,
"uprights," folders, with sweet
and dainty sentiments and people
are as thick around them all day
long as bees around their hive.
Lots of them are going to soldier
boys.
Prices Sc to 81.
Main Floor. Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06

is a dollar a yard less than
we ourselves have sold
such satins for.
Foulards land they are
one of the most fashion,
able Spring silks) are
$l.65 a yard for French
and American weaves.
Crepes de chine are
$1.55 a yard.
Crepe meteor, 81 a yard.
Colored- crepes Geor-
gette, $1.65 and So a yard.
And there are many
more silks, in fashionable
colors and designs and
weaves at the same inter-
esting prices.
It Floor, ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
Embroidered
NightgOwns Which
Button

They open a little way down in
front and the edges of the open
ing are scalloped; also the sleeves
are set in--two features which
mean a good deal to women who
don't care for the more familiar
slip-on kimono sleeve style. Also
their hand embroidery is moth
ing short of exquisite. Prices are
$4.S5 and $5.
The same consignment brought
us some Of the slip-on sort, how
ever, in new designs and quite as
lovely as the two styles first men,
toned. $4.s5 to $3.50.
srhirs rlsss. cs.trsD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06

DRACTICAL utility, COM
parative ineXpensiveness
and good looks combine in
Mahal carpets. They are GER
tainly combined in these Ma
halls which we will show newly
tomorrow in the Oriental Rug
They are rugs of firm tex
ture in attractive colorings--
tans, blues and reds. The de-
signs include both medallion
and all-over effects.
Sizes range from 9.2x7.1 feet
up, to 1884 feet, and the
prices from $3.50 to $3.50,
which are, really very low
markings for such good, re-
liable pieces.
(seventh I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
Mems
Remarkable
for $3.50
O. Pair

This is less than we could
buy such shoes for today,
and it was a good day when
we picked this lot up from
one of the best makers in
the land.
Dark mahogany calfskin
is the leather used and all
have heavy soles. One style
is straight lace, made on a
smart last, and the other is
Blucher lace, with a some
what wider toe.
Splendid street shoes for
any man.
(Aaa1n Floor. laara,>tl u 4 |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
A Waist That Is a
Marvel

of embroidery was cut here by
American measurements, but the
lovely sprays of handwork on
collar and cuffs and front, not to
mention the fine, firm scallops,
were done in the Philippines. The
price seems very small for so
much prettiness. $10.50.
Also new is a very finely tucked
batiste with fiat round collar,
edged with imitation filet. SITS.
The third is a hemstitched and
tucked white voile at So.
Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
Some: Fine NeW~GOOdS
Join the AlreadyLarge
Assortment in the
Silk Sale

TT is not the prices alone
l. which are the remark
able thing about this
Silk Sale, but the quality
of the silks themselves
for these are beautiful
weaves, of most desired
fashions, and in just the
right colors. And when it
is possible to get all these,
and at surprisingly small
prices in the bargain, you
will understand why wom-
Ell have been buying as
freely as they have.
Just arrived are new COL
ored and black satins, of
unusual quality, 36 inches
wide, and 81 a yard. This
(West Aisle and I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
More Nelp MahaI Carpets in
the Oriental Rug Sale

The Sale also includes
beautiful choice of other rugs
in carpet and smaller sizes at
special prices, such as Persian
Saruks, carpet sizes, from $3.50
to $2885.
Small Saruks,. 3x5 feet to
4.6x6 feet, $85 to $165.
Persian Herez and Serapi
carpets from $185 to $1lS7. ,
Small Scraps, 4.6x6.6 feet,
$125.
Carpet-size Chinese rugs,
10x7.4 feet to 12x10 feet are
now priced at $197 to 1895.
Small Chinese pieces from
mats 1.6x2.6 feet to 3x3 feet,
approximately, are now $3.50
to $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
It's Been a Long
Time Since We Had
Chocolate Straws!

But they will be here tomorrow,
fresh and perfectly delicious
crisp. straws with creamy, choco-
late filings. 60c a pound.
Buttercups, another much-liked
sweet, are also 60c pound.
And assorted curlst and shaw
ings are not only good to eat, but
pretty to look at-60c a pound.
Fresh strawberry caramels are
Just as luscious as they sound
SOC pound.
down Stairs Store, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
New Guimpes for
Spring-An Hand
Embroidered

Some are of sheerest white
organdie and others are of white
or creamy net.
Quite a few have the "mOdesty
front" that is so pretty; others
have new shape collars.
Hand hemstitching as well as
hand embroidery is used some
times, and occasionally there is
real filet lace by way of addi-
tional charm.
They are SO to $11 each.
(siain Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
Imitation Crochet
LaceS

Women like them for under
muslins, for brsssieres, for chill
dren's clothes, for bed linens and
for curtains.
They come in varying widths,
from l to 4h inches, and there
are edges and insertions to match.
Is to a6c yard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
Mercerized Cotton
FOulard

1t looks as much like silk foul
ard as one pea looks like another,
until you examine it. 1t is lus-
trous, it has. exactly the same
designs--some neat and small,
after the foulard tradition, some
very striking-and it is very
light in weight. Butt is pure
cotton.
A great many women are buy
ing 1t for between-season dresses.
Also it is excellent for dresses to
be worn motoring when warmer
weather comes.
Navy grounds chiefly, with de-
signs in other colors.
Width 81 inches.
Price 50c yard.
(F>epes xaeoe. Chsstsst)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
To Veil the Hats of
Fashion

there are smart new veilings Of
chenille dotted hexagon or hair
line meshes, or pretty scroll and
dotted effects.
They are new and becoming
and in taupe, blue or brown, in
addition to black.
CSC to s1.75 = yard. -
<axsls Eaees ossfss')
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
'.','.'' III &r"A<
Here Are the Fresh
Novelty Suits for Women

The charming straight coat
is on tan cloth with braid
binding. This has gathered
waistcoat Of horizontally
striped silk in tan and brown;
and still another such jacket
has it's entire back and front
enriched with lattice work.
Other coats show the novel
hip treatment characteristic of
this Spring; another still has
long back, and its embroid-
cred front turns back like a
Positions jacket.
Prices of these individual
suits run from $50 to $l40.
Cpntran
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
r of them,

HUNDREDS of them!
II The perfectly straight
- jacket which Paris has
been talking about is particu-
larly in evidence among them.
One navy suit of P6iret twill
has button holes bound with
tan and the front edges of the
coat set closely with brass ball
buttons. A tan waistcoat is
held in closely.
The straight box coat is seen
again in another dark blue
suit. Buttons outline the front
edges of this, too, and borders
of braid set on in lattice
work design appear on both
skirt and jacket.
(First Flo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
The London Shop Is Clearing Out Its
Mems British OUercOats

This that 14O distinctive coats from Kenneth Duwa London
sale at fourth less than their regular prices
Among them single and double breasted oecoats in styles ranging
the suitable
their light weight and aunty shape.
Cheo feeces coverts and eds the fabrics and they
beautiful colors including rich overplaids
New range $2750 a
Of overcoas will do himself favor he looks these
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06

The furs Which lUOn,en buy nowadays
are almost alUays neckpieces es-tO Uear after
Leaving off their fur coats and Nth their neU
Spring suits in March. We hare plenty OF
the most desired brolUn and taupe fox scarfs
in the Fur Salon, all specially priced at $50
to $50.
(second FloorC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06
Special Sale of
Embroidered
OrUandie Robes

$9.75, $11.75 and $13.75 each
are the prices-and there is
saving of several dollars on
practically every one.
The robes are of sheer
organdie, daintily embroidered
in white or colors. They are
all new and immaculate, and
will make charming summer
frocks.
There is all-white, white
embroidered with colors, and
solid-colored organdies en-
broidered with white.
They are made with three
fiounces, and there is sufficient
material for the skirt, edging
for trimming and plain ma
terial for the waist.
(west Aisie)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-06

Grand Organ, 8, IL and 4:50
Chimes At stroke Of Noon
mOrr0W Great Winter Sale of Mems Suits
CPL Put a Girdle Around the
Earth in Forty Minutes"

said Samuel F. B. Morse, son of a preacher, who
certainly did come to something.
After he had graduated from Yale College he
went to London and became pupil of Benjamin
West, the painter In 1924 he painted fulllength
portrait of Marquis Lafayette.
Through his efforts the Congress of the United
States in 1S43 appropriated $4,000 to construct
the first experimental telegraph line between
Washington and Baltimore.
1t was successful and in 1874 announced from
the Baltimore Democratic Convention the nOmina-
ton of James X Polk for President.
In 1S43 he suggested, in letter to the Secretary
of the Treasury of the United States, the project
of a telegraphic communication between America
and Europe and he lived to his invention spread
over nearly all of the civilized world
Verify, some of the dreamers have been the
wOrld's best benefaCtOrs.