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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-14

Andrew Carnegie is Dead.
Andrew Carnegie, the "ironmaster,"
passed away at his summer home at
Lenox, Mass, early Monday morning
from bronchial pneumonia. He was
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-14
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank our many friends
for their kindness shown following the
terrible ordeal which we have just
been thru in the death Of our little
son and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Bowling.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21

Daea voesti sc al la indemind
lstoria ineamului rominesc cu stoa-
tc datelc mai-insemnate din via ia
neamului nostru: dacT voesti sd
te ipteresezi 81 tn de primejdiile
81 bucpriile prin caii a trecut nea
mul nostru; daca voesti Sc fiji I'm
hun 81 brav romin care Isl cunoas-
te istoria pc scurt fara de carte
atmci mn al decit sa-ti co
nanzi ..Calendarul Nou''. In~Tl.
1ndata dnpa llunile anului. vel afla
luna de luna. in feluritii AMI. ce
au facut 81 ce an dres mai marii
neamulni nostru. Voievozi de multi
apusi. capete de mucenici ce an
sufefit martiraj pentru ncam 81
Graf, carl au dus deparN vestea
bm.a a neamnlui ncstru, vito
jia lor. Toate acestea lie poti avea
.pentru 81 cent, daca-i trimiti la
adresa d-lui loan Jivi-Banatanu
sos, Detroit Aye> Cleveland, O
pentru .pn Calendar Nm alta
de1p,ult ;lbit de toti cel ce>l-au
cnalparat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
f1npuscak de aseanta.

fmpuscak de A1ianta. Muncie,
Ind. Ceart8 intro dol inrtra Cos.
TIT sa termindt in tragedic; cind
neeresa Stclla-Hughes a fnipi1scat
PEI ( barles ONeese, pc cfnd ace.
sta dormea III pat. Se~zice ca ne,
grul Isl amenintase arnanta g.
pa'-lsirea. Fenleia, dupa ce la i'm
pJs.s', s'a prctias silieura ia pa
|li!ie
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
9laruIltllsMi.

Ce so fl ales de batrinul acela
care vaz7nd statua Venus de
Milo'.s spunea ca aceea inca este
una din atrccitatils .'azboinlui e'l
hrnie
Daca Bolsevismul care Se latesS
te in tara mgureasca tot mai
multi, ii va clprinde pc toti ungu-
rii, atunci ce Sc wa alege de Ka-
rolyi9 Pc CINE va guverna din
.sulg
Nilci im ON nu este .atIta de
invatat ca Sc nu poata invata IN
Cd eeva de, la run ncbun.
Agitatori Bolsevici vim din mul.
te tari, dar pentru aceea pune
tul de plecare al propaganda lor,
de celc mai multe orr Isl are obIr-
sia in Germania.
Tn trufas topor si-a incercat 81
e, norocul ca ,luptatof lla trinta !
cu m bulgaroi. in Homestead. Pa.
Sc fl, vazut bucurie pc ramasita
lui Atila ca are Sc invinga al lor
Cind colo. ce Sc. vczig La trintit
bulgaria pc mgur Gle abba lau
|putut aduna altii Gle pc JOS. De
atunci ungurii din Homestead,
Pa. sunt ca 81 ploiati.
Intrc Lenine 81 Trotzky au IL
bucnit certe Prolabil, nu s'au
|pntut mtelege, asupra woodcei ce
o. aveau de impartit 81 asupra
dreptulm de trai comun GU cit de
multe de ccle de Ia ls' in sus
Daca creZi ca poti Sc StlrpeSti
occannl carind. apa din e' Gu pa
laria. atunci al drcpt sc crezi 81
aceea ca o femeie are Sa-si ute
..primul'' Ell. pentru atare usca-
tur. dc a doua cri treia nina
Deportarea bolsevicilor-.sc We
de ca este ceva folositor pentru
tara care-i depoarta. Nu stu IN
sa ce yor zice tarilc de dincplo,
earl vor fl silite Sal primeaSca
ca pc niste cetateni al ]or.
Vnii oameni nu au timp Sc en-
gete din cauza ca vorbesc prea
multi.
Foarte putin din noi sunt inte.
resati in pavajul facnt din inten-
til bune. din cauza >ca moi nlci a
sa mn DORM Sc trecem pc accl
.pavai nici odata,,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
REF1 F1.ECTII
0PRIREA I3EIGRARILoR.

A sf0st mfndria americanilor ca
tara aeeasta a devcnit azilul ma
tiunilor sarace 81 Oprimate. 81 var
sare de lucratori de aproapc tln
million pc an fOst cOnsiderat ca
0 sursa pnportanta pentru boga-
(tiiIs 81 puterea noastra, insa a.
cum avihd Europa fngreunata ce
privestc in asteptarc spre State
le Unite, 81 avind un surplus (mai
multi dccit ii trebue) de lucratori.
|uni0nile mnncitoresti cere congre-
sului Sc inchida qsile. Sugestia a.
ceasta are doua scopuri: a ajuta
la asimilarea populated prin me-
todele educated, 81 a parvcni mai
multe sup6rari prin tincrea aici a
|eleMentelor indigistibile. Si mai G
| 81 treia sugestie ca prin depor-
tare sc va usura foarte mutt dis
criminarile. De acum> >iiainte a. de-
clarat- un rcdactor din Pennsyl-
vania, moi n,l vremt. marirs de
rp,lltimc, ci o calitatc mai \buna,
,,cit despre dreptul's tuturor ma
tiui1ilor din lume de a cauta llber-
tatea in America mise Spnnc' ca
|npmai este nm astfel de drept du-
pa cum ~nu e nici un drept Cd un
fcinmpas Sc doarma in patul tau
fSurplusnl mare de muncitori a a.
larlnt 81 a dat nm argument solid
pentrn cei ce cauta sd sc ia masuri
drastice 81 sa se ia masuri de res
trfngere Aontra -imigratiei. Patru
AMI de,zile imigrarile vor fl oprite,
ii dupk cum spuae secrctarul No.
rris6n. accasta d absolute ncce-
state 1nsa ceea ce face pc rcd6c-
| tori nosfri ca Sc iIisistc Gu mai
fmulta ;vigoare ca sd Sc opreasca
finlgra1saa G frica ed ,dra Huili-
lor. este gaia de a slobosi 20 hor-
LA" d imigrsati IN aceast6 tarA.
|Nps6iad IN sprijindl proicctulni
de leet prin care sa Sc optrascz
in1igrarea senatoruk ROYAL G:
tJOlfnSon care antsvif n a<1nata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
'I|lEoRIV|AI
Criminal condamnat Ia rnoarts

Criminal condamnat Ia rnoarte.
Erie. Pa. In a treia ii de ju-
|decata. tribunalul criminal de saici
"a condamnat pc William johnson
|sa moara PIE scaunul electric pen
|tru ca a ucis be locuitorul anume
Alexander Casper. johnson a fost
Barestat in Cleveland 81 asupra liii
|s'au gasit 2,4OO de dolari, parte
din banii pc cari-i luase de la vic
TINA ~.
tlgonirea hi 1udendorff. CO.
'penliaga. Conform celor vestite
'fnty D tel4grsma de Ia Malm oe,
ge1cralul Ludendorff, fost,al sel
~ msyin4rici de r4zboi GerlAane,
care si-a eantat rafngiu III Snedia,
IA X eilit III pafSseassa teritorul
Sslest<i III ih fleeurs de trei ziles
ls xiec ~ ssl torit6 tile sieISxe Al
refhnaA asrlicatia III LJdendorff
'i5fial lea rc eerca re1nheirea psrhlii
sIiisinei hale sle 4 mi sta AeoI0 rs
ssie 21 \ ebrsll1ric stre1 n
"a ~ 80 VI 3sssS Z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21

lSiflngton. flrlle SOSlte aStaZl
la leeatiunea republicei Nicara-
qua anuntas III 3 trupa de cffeva.
mil de oameni amcninta 4ranita.
dintre Nicaragua 81 Costa Rica,
Trnpa e sub conducerea fostilor
oanneni al slni zelayas carl nu vadl
| GU ochi buni prezenta administra-
fie din Nicara qua. Guvernul din
Nicaragua mn tine armata perma-
nepta, din cauza invoielei facutei
leu Statelc ITnite.
Planuirea unui Gimp de onoa-
re-" Washington. Comitet,tt-
militar din senat a l,lat sprc exa-
lmina1c I'M project de legc prin ca
Ire Sc cere stabilirea unui cimiter
|militar~@in Franta, scllnoscut sub
numele de: ,,tSmpul de Onoare",,
Iunde sa fie fnmormintati toti sol
datii Americani cazuti in bataliile
de pc -frsntul de vest. Guvernnl
frahcez s'a oferit sa daruiasca un-
Iplat de pamint pentru acest cini-.
1tir militaK
Jefuirea unei banci. Detroit.
Mich. Sase bandit arWati au
lintrat Teri Ia sucursala Tbancii
First State Bank de pc partea
dc est. a,t tinut pc 'functionari si
lpc citiva CLIENT sub amenintarea
revolverelor 81 an luat l0,50O de
dolari. apoi s'au faertt neSazutl
intr;un automobil care-i astepta4
la scara.
| Lupts intro Indieni 81 Mexicani.
l. Nogales. Arizona. Aici 50
1sit vestea ca 3 IbandSs dc citeva'
lsute de- mdieni din familia ,.Ya-
lqui' H-fost fnvinsa in luptcle ce.
lea ayut Ell soldatii meXicani I'm
ga Idsborrgoa, localitatc situat5
lcam la pafruzeci, de mile spre sud
dc aiei. Indienii, dihtre carl a,,
cazut mort vre-o sasc, Sc ziee ca
Iincercau sa ajlnga Ia granita Sta
telor Unite, cu nadejdea sa.si pro
cure de acolo arme 81 murntiuhi.
| Discordie intre Trotsky 81 Le-
nine. Stockholm. O depesei
primita de la Helsingfors anunta
ca fntre sOvietul de la MOscova
condus de Lcnine 81 intre eel dc.
la Petrograd al hli Trotzky. s'a
livit mare deosebire de opinii
|asupra conferintei propusa Gle a
Hiatt sd abba loc pc insula Prince
sa. Sc zice cb Trotzky nu voieste
sa discute en- aiiatii. illsa Lenine
lprimeste GU bucilrie invitatia ala
Itilor la conferinta, 81 aceasta mai
multi din cauza starei economicc
care eft Sc poate de rea.
| Lupte la Marea Caspica. O.
desa Armata anti-bolsevica a
generalului Dknikine ajuns la
Marea Capica, illaintind $50 de
verste 81 prinzfnd $1,000 de- prizo-
neri, 50 de t,lnuri 81 opt trenuri
armorate.
| 12,000 de dplaai gasiti Ia uni
mort. >Sandusky. Medicullle
gist Leher raporteaza Cd pc cind
lfacca ancheta in camera eapitann-
|Im> Frank Grover ,unde fost a.
flat mort dc rudeniile sale, ga
sit in buzunarul acestuia suma de
douasprezece mii.dc dolari in bani
1de hfrtie. Capitanul Grover a fa-i
cut--serviciu pc vapoarelc de pc
|lacul Erie timp de peste patruzeciI
dc ami.
| fmpuscak de A1ianta. Mmcie,
lind. Cearta intro dol infra gos-,
ttiti s'a termindt in tragedic, cind'
negresa Stclla-Hughes a fniplscat
lpa Charles O'Geese, pc cind ace
|sta dormea iii pat. Se~zice Cd ne
grul Isl amenintase alaanta c,s
lpasisirea. Fenaeia, dupa ce la i'm
lp,s.s', s'a prcaas silieura Ia pai
lliiie
Amendarea anof :shrisanti. ~
1Bellaire, Ohio. Patru fabrici
din accst oras m platit amenzi de
Icfte coo de d0lari, pentru ca an
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
Un cal care roade tutun.
Ruperea unui cablu telearafic

- New York. Firma Commercial
Cable Company anunta ca cablul
submarin dintrc Statele Unite 81
Guam, Filipino. China 81 .Japonia
fost interrupt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21

'iiuparat Carol al Austrieie e facut
tp1'izoner, in eastelul sau Gle 1inea
Viena, ,inde este pazit GU griie dc
sentincle socialiste. Stirea adauga
ca Carol doreste sa emigreze in a
merica imprcnna ell Familia. un-
de zice ca STA TRIMS din vremc
cea mai mare parte din averea So
baneasca.
Un cal care roade tutun.
Gibson City. Dick un cal ba-
trim al unei companii de expires
dc aici. roade tutum. (chewing to-
bacco) intocmai ca nh ON. Acea-
sta a declarat-o vizitiul Phillip.
care zice ca calul incepe sal um-
bic GU -botul la buzunar de cite
orr il vine pofta dc POS tutun.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29
HAXTIJN BECOMES
PEEVED AND QUIT
IN THE SEVENTH
Continued from first pags)

Continued from first psgs)
eastern Colorado will NOT take the tip
~ fear they will be accorded the same
treatment. We don't believe that the
progressive citizens Of Haxtun and
community will give their approval
and support to ball team which fol-
lows such unsportmanship tactics As
that displayed here last Sunday by the
Haxtun team.
Although last Sundays game was
NECESSARILY forfeited to Julesburg by
the score of to 0 after seven innings,
the local team would much rather
have finished the contest and were out
on the field ready to do SO, when with
out warning the visitors declared their
intentions to quit and not meet defeat
further. by leaving the grounds midst
the bitter disappointment Of the large
crowd of fans, who had assembled to
witness the game which had been a
very interesting one up until its un-
timely ending.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

A special event will be staged at
loves hall this Thursday evening
when Morrison's colored Jazz orches-
ira Of Denver will furnish music for
a dance. No doubt = large crowd
will be present and dance the light
fantastic to the strains Of the high
class music dispensed by this cele-
brated musical organization.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

LAND FOR SALE-NEt 9-lO-43.
! will sell this choice quarter sec
tion to the highest bid offered. Ny
terms are $500 cash down and the
balance on terms to suit purchaser
at per cent interest paysble an
nually. No trades considered. El-
mer J. Strout, Utica, Illinois.
m29- -jl9'
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

FOR SALE-Improved y section of
land, miles northwest of Chap
pei. See L. W. Belz, Chappell,
Nebr. m1s-jl2'
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

LOST-One black horse, four years
old, weight about 1900 pounds.
branded H P on face, one foot Wild
er than others. Estrayed from my
place one mile north Of Ovid. Peter
Walter. m29- -jl2s
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

WANTED-MArFied or single man TO
work team on a farm al summer.
A. Yamada. Ovid, Colo. m29-j5"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

THOROUGHBRED Rsss CsnA Z L
Red s0gs fse haAeAing. $50 ~ 100
1a1eA sosek phsas Julss6u1I 7DFl
Nh. L .. Callan. ~.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

FOR SALE-Wild hay. See Joe Becl
at Ovid. Hulbsst Rsiehslt. m2e
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

FOR SALE-I have 60 sacks Of Irish
Cobbler seed potatoes that were
grown without irrigation. II you
want them phone me. F. N. John
son. m22-29s
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

WANTED-A - s1aninG . tsaetos.
Have had expssisnes aFeand al
kinds Of gas engines and alss hsvs .
mechanical univsssity training.
Wfits c. ?. b.. Box 50. vsaaaeo,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

FOR sALE-My entire lot Of house.
hold goods At private sale. Can at
my house IN northeast part Of
Julesburg. James H. Law.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

FOR SALE-A eeod woek team, 8 and
7 years old, weight 1850 lbs. each.
Also one one-hofss Noess 4 Fair
banks pumping engine. -. = new.
Apply to Z. Samuelsen. Sh11-zo
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29

FOR SALE-Tomato plants. 1Se per
dozen. Hazel Conover. m29
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-05-29
Want Ads

POR SALEA fun Linz e lsline
farm implements; alss fun has Of
Ford tires at Wholesale DgieD nd
- barrels Of lubsiestinG "a at
vAsIsaals prices JeAa 0Delts- a.
N0R ALE-Fet ts0iag - u essd
ohape, 1917 no6A. An geed tiess,
Hsies ~. ,. u. cbssa. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
Just It's Dozen of
Lovely Madeira Tea
Napkins Special
at $3.50 a Dozen

Madeira hand-embroidered lin
ems seem to become more popular
every year, but the new European
demand for these goods means
lessening of supplies and stiffen-
ing in prices.
In view of which we are glad
to have such an excellent lot of
Madeira hand-embroidered and
hand-scalloped tea napkins as
these to sell at the special price
of $3.50 dozen. They are ex-
quisite goods, of fine Irish linen
in a host of dainty designs.
We also have little group of
zeal Madeira scarfs for bureaus,
chiffoniers and dressing tables, in
three handsome, matching de-
signs and at less than the regular
, prices-1Sx36 inches, $3.50; 18x45
inches, $s.75 and SO; 1Sx54 inches,
$9.75 and $10.75 each.
AS gifts for June brides, what
could be more delightful and ap-
propriate than such dainty goods
as these two groups comprisef
sFlrss sEiess. Chestnut,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
"Misers' Bags" Are
Having a Vogue

"Miser's bag" is the name ap-
piled to that style of long, double
ended knitted bag which our
grandmothers carried and which
have periodically returned to
fashion.
The newest variation has only
one compartment and slips over
the wrist with ring below. 1t
is made of crocheted silk and or
namented with cut steel beads and
fringe. Some are plain black
with steel beads, and others have
blue or red bands crocheted across
them. The price is $3.50.
Large double-end "piser bags"
at $45.
(Main Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
Fine COrsets-
Exclusive
Parisiennes

They are the last word of per-
fection in corset making, and they
ought to be-the materials are
of the finest and prettiest, all
carefully tested, so that they will
keep their shape; the trimmings
are specially designed; the models
are the result Of much patient
consideration.
Some particularly cool sorts
recently unpacked are
A pink silk tricot with very few
bones and those stripped with
satin, $21.
A pink dotted batiste with low
top and long skirt, $3.50.
A plain pink batiste well boned,
with girdle top, $10.50.
A riding corset of pink dotted
batiste. Short skirt, insert of
elastic at waist extending over
hips, light boning. $40.
Third Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
i WOmen's Silk
rf-Wraps Just ),
Here From England,

Silk scarfs and wraps are very
scarce today, especially the i'm
ported kinds. Women who want
such things for shore and noun
tain wear and who have been
disappointed by the lack of variety
inf town will be glad to know of
this importation.
Large crepe de chine scarf
wraps with fringed ends and in
. beautiful range of coiors, SIS
each.
Fine elastic silk scarfs in pretty
colors at $40.
At SO and $40. is little group
Of elastic silk scarfs that would be
nearly double these prices but
for the fact that they are slightly
imperfect
(First Floor, Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
The Pre-eminence of That Old
Flag of Ours Which
George Washington and
Betsy Ross
created in a humble home on Arch street, in this
city, is more and more apparent every day.
Betsy Ross
1t Is the Chief Fact of This Hour
the World Over

= In later years, that flag of ours has been
recognized and given an equal place beside the flags
of other nations, being the representative OF new
empire; but it was to many only the picturesque
flag of young and growing nation new day has
dawned, new glory has come and mighty baptism
of power has fallen upon the American flag.
To the soldier and sailor boys, it is evidently
living thing.
You saw that yourself, did you not, when the
returning men proudly filed past you with the
colors, their bright eyes shining they gazed upon
sthe flag that they had glored the field of battle?
1t seemed as if they were thinking and saying
sOftly|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
Cool White Stuffs
for the Coming
Weather

Here are the, cottons for Sum-
mer blouses, for children's clothes,
for women's frocks and separate
skirts.
Plain white voiles are zoe to
$1.50 a yard.
Novelty voiles, S5c to $1.75 a
yard.
Plain white batiste, S5c to SIPS
a yard.
>~tFirst Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
Inspired by This Month of
Roses the Neyest Hats
Are HOUer Trimmed ;
The American Flag

A ND with roses, of course,
Ain most instances!
There are lovely hemp hats
in the new broad-brimmed
shapes, wreathed with roses.
There are delicate, lacy hair
hats with rich-hued blossoms
to lend added charm. There
are creamy Leghorns with
flowers and soft frills of pale
crepe, There are dainty pink
tSecond Fl,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
More Pink
Nightgowns

have come into the Store of
Undermuslins and particularly
cool and pretty they are, with
shirrings and castings, and in some
instances delicately colored hand
embroidery.
Prices $1.25, SITE and So.
tThird Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
$50 Japanese
Lampshades
Reduced-NOw
S1.25 to $3.50

Dainty paper and silk affairs,
which we are reducing to practi-
cally half their former prices be-
cause we have too many of them.
Some are six-sided; some four
sided with blunt corners; some
round, and sizes run from those
for boudoir lamps to those for
floor lamps.
Prices $1.25 to $3.50.
Fourth Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
1t Is Good Business to Buy
Dinner Sets In This
June China Sale

Even the Sale began French have gone ur
and there little likelihood any reduction in costs for
long time
We do not want anybody buyng-we merely
keeping people informed conditions may people
already realize these conditions probably that is why we are
selling dinner sets in such great quantities
At any rate selling them.
believe sold so manv to newly marred
couples
But matter how many SELL always to have an
abundance of others.
The selections ne the quality and
the lower than they likely long time on such
large assortments.
French china dinner sets special $3.50 SITS.
English semi porcelain dinner special at s25 to s1Oe
American semi porcelain dinner special $40 to $40
Japanese china dinner sets special $S5 to $75
Fine glas-thousands peces-at 81 to $500 piece
regularly one-thrd TO one-half more
(Fourth Floor snut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
Certain Goats and Capes Never
Reduced Until Now

We prices, especially
to
beautiful garments.
tailored cloths and trcotnes herring bone and
fashionable
shades Mostly fancy silk nings the rest plain silks an
that
during the Summer and the first thing the Fall They
$47.50 to $65.
Cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14

$40 for table with 2sx46-inch
top.
$11.50 for a 16x20-inch oval
tea table.
$46 for a 26x4S-inch magazine
table.
$23 for drop-leaf tea table.
$26 for a desk with 17x34-inch
top and drawer.
SAG for desk with 21x39-inch
top, also drawer and two sta
tionery boxes.
Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
WOmen's New
Brogue OxfOrds in
Light Tan Calfskin

These ape extremely smart
shoes with long wing tips, long
vamps, military heels and much
perforation and saw-tooth punch
ing.
They are in that good light
shade Of tan calfskin which was
SO scarce earlier in the season and
has recently been so much in
demand by women of fashion.
Price $13,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
WOnen's Oil Silk RaincOdts
Have Come At Last

THERE never was such a
L pretty and altogether salts
factory raincoat devised be-
fore, and how women do like
them!
Not the least of their virtues
is that they have almost no
weight and one can fold them
up in a very small space to
take motoring, boating or on a
trip to the shore.
Two new styles of coats; one
has a raglan shoulder, at $50,
the other a set-in sleeve with
larger armhole and collar, .at
'$22.50.
Also this year there is a
very pretty cape style, quite
long and with a vest. 1t is
moderately priced at $25.
By the way, all these prices
are just about what they were
last year.
(First Flo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14

silk hats, some with straw
facings and flowers for trim
ming.
They are hats to wear to
garden parties, to June we'd
dings and receptiohs-hats in
which to look ones prettiest,
for they are youthful and gay
and lovely, every one.
Prices start at 500.
Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14

$94 for 72-inch settee.
500 for 76-inch settee.
$SS for 60-inch settee, up
holstered back.
$22 for bookcase, 81 inches
wide.
$2S for a bookcase, "A inches
wide.
$3S for 29-inch bookcase with
Slated glass door.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14

$21 for side chair tn
Slated back.
$26 for an armchair with ladder
back.
$50 for an armchair with
slated back.
$4S for an armchair with up
holstered back.
$53 for an armchair with cush-
ion back.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14

1t is made and finished with care all Joints being NOR
tised enoned glued and doweled The finish is gray fue
and all the upholstery is in fine leather the seats being
structed steel "grders" to insure lifetime service
These of the pieces found in an interesting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
Special Disposal of High-Grade
Baby Carria6es at So

These excellent cosewoven reed vehicles gears
"artilery" wheels and corduroy upholstering.
They made expressly for the exclusive
designs substantial attractive and can be
had in the white, ivory gray finish
there saving of
carriages have been marked in
MarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-14
The Cameo Shop Is
Looking Toward
the Fourth

and has attractive gift packages
of sweets and novelties, ribbon
tied and in novel packages. Large
hand-painted flower holders, filled,
are IS.
Japanese boxes, complete, are
So.
Smaller cardboard boxes are
$1.50.
Giant cannon crackers, filled
with Cameo caramels and tied
with red, white and blue ribbons.
s1.50.
French chocolates for the
youngsters, in novel boxes and
shapes, 20c to 81 each.
Main Floor, ChestnuD