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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
VARIETY STORE
Our First Years History.
To The Public:

Just a year ago April LIST we opened the VARIETY STORE and
announced or determination to give the BEST VALUES in OXFORD.
The years business just closing has demonstrated the USEFULNESS
of this Store and has proved that HONEST VALUES and LOWEST
PRICES are appreciated.
We have sold during the year about TWENTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS worth of merchandise in which you are interested. Inns
amount of business exceeds expectations and has necess1tated the
charging of our store to accommodate the growing demand for all kinds OF
merchandise.
We hope to soon have a store twice the size of our present building
and to be able to show you continued VALUES in every line.
made less than eight per cent profit. A little figuring will show you that
means a very small margin on each article sold, and that turning our
small capital so often is the only thing that has made possible any net
profit at all.
Each season we have been the LEADERS in LOW PRICES and,
with your help, we will continue the record.
Week after week we have used a whole page OF this paper teHng
you of u values, and the story has been TRUE, as thousands OF our
customers will testify. Now the object of this letter is to try to pre-
vail on the many thousands who do not yet know VARIETY STORE
PRICES to come here and INSPECT our stork-See for themselves and
SAVE, MONEY. We thoroughly believe in the policy OF small profits
and quick sales and depend on the volume Of business making up a salts
factory profit. When we make TWO CENTS Oil an article it looks small,
but sell that same article one hundred times and the profit looks better.
That is the plan N which this store operates and we believe it is a WIN
NER.
Come to Our Store and Get the Benefit for Yourself that Others
Are Getting Come Often, See the New Things and Get the BEST
PRICE.
Thanking each of You for Your Business the past Year and AS
SURFING You of Our Desire to SERVE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21

jak i W Nowy1n Testamencie tez
ksisgi wykazuja nam, jake obo-
wiazki winnismy temu Panu Bo-
gu i Stworcy naszemu. Viola Je-
go jest przedstawiona wyraznie,
ale - jazz ateiSci appreciate ist-
nieniu Jegu, DO chcieliby, ably 60
ME byso, tax i heretycy przedsta-
wiaja faiszywie prawo Boze, by
je uczynic sobie wygodniejszem,
mniej uciazliwem, myslac zapew-
me-. re to ich usprawiedliwi pred
Bozym sadem. Myia sic oni w
tym ~wzglsdzie i karani beds "a
faiszowanie Bezej wolf. Bog ME
da z siebie szydziG i PREDICT, ezy
p6zniej dopomni sig o swoje pra-
wa, tax bezczelnie nieraz depta-
ne przez lego stworzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
Chrystyanizrn.

Ma fundamentach silnych Stare
60 Zakonu, posr6d dziko pogah-
stwen zaroslego swiata, przy-
szedi Syn Bozy i zaiozyl swoj 10
Scio4. I patrzmy jak przeobraziio
sic oblicze spoganionego Swiatal
Czemu to zawdzieczat? Zjednaj
strony nieograniczonej potedze
tego Posiannika Bozego, a z dru-
giej tel TAX podatnej niwie serc
ludzkich, pohopnych do przyjecia
tax dlugo wyczekiwanego Me
syasza i lego Nauki. Prawda, re
iaska BOA W szczeg6lniejszy spo
sob wspierala .tych pierwszych
Wzynawcow WARY swietej, kto-
rzy poznawszy raz nauke prawdy
objawionej, ME pozwolili sobie jej
wyrwac Re serc, ami "a cene zy-
cia doczesnego - i sill ochotnie
ma meki i SmierG a WARY swojej
wyrzec sic ME chcieli, jak Swiad-
ca lic1ne przeSladowania pierw-
szych ChrzeScian. Mylifby sic ten
ktoby przypuszczal, Re tylko w
pierwszych wiekach tax silnej
WARY byli wyznawcy Chrystusa
Pana, gdyz pc wszystkie wieki az
DO dis dziei Nada wierni wy
znawcy swe zycie "a te Swieta
Wiare, jezeli okolicznoSci tego
~wymagaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21

jacych, - specyalny przywilej u
dziaiu W skarbach duchowych, o
trzymanych przez Msze sw., oraz
sposob pomagania Misyonarzom.
Zwiazek Mszalny pa rzecz mi
syi afrykanskich zostai zalozony
przez Sodalicye sw. Piotra Klawe
ra, a zaprowadzony kanonicznie
przez Karydnaia Respighi, Wi
karyusza generalnego Piusa K,
W maju, 1908.
Trzysta Mszy sw. odprawia sic
corotznie W kaplicy gi6wnego do
mt SodalicyI W Rzymie "a wszy-
stkich uczestnikow, tax zywych
jak umariych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
Nsjwiekszy skarb ez8owieka.

Naiwiekszym skarbem czsowie
ka ma ziemi jest bez watpienia
prawdziwa j goraca Wiara W
Boga, kt6ra osladza liczne truly,
nieodiaezne W zyciu doczesnem |
zapewnia wieczne zbawienie. -
Skarbu tego ME oceniaja wszy-
soy tax, jak nale1y, a pochodzi
10 poniekad stad, IL many stosun
kowo vile dobrobytu i wolnoSei
kt6rej wiecej uzywamy do zlego,
niz do dobrego. TIL czesto wygod
ne wierzenia naszych sasiadow
schlebiaja naszym sklonno$ciom,
a zdarza sic, re oziebleisi ME
praktykujacy wyznawcy WARY
swietej daja sic sprowadzac ma
drogi falszu i kfsmstws, W czem
jsk sami przyznac musza, ME
znsjduja zadowolenia, nj pewno-
Sci swojego zbawienia. Inni mo
wu, obojstni ma wszeikie sprawy
reiigijne, zmateryalizowali sic zu-
pesnie. oorsli iScie zwierzecy spo-
sob eel swego zycia, ME mysla
o Bogu, nj o zyciu przysziem, a
mySla jedynie o wygodach i szcze
sciu doczesnem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
DZIAL RELIGIJNY.

tam zwiaszcza gdzie p. Wlady.
Saw St. Reymont opisuje swe
,Wrazenia i nonath z Ziemi
~Cheimskiej.' Interestingly to wiel
ee opis, oparty ma fsktach histo-
.rycznych, a ME zadna, powiese
wysnuta z wybujalej fantazyi. -
Tam podziwiat mozemy te silna
i goraca Wiare prostego ludu ka-
tolickich Unitow, kt6rzy odrywa-
nj przemoca Cd Kosciola i WARY
katolickiej, cierpieli dlugie lata,
wielu przep,acilo zyciem swoja
wytrwalost, a pomimo tego ME
sprzeniewierzyli sic P. Bogu, nj
lego Koscio1owi. Sam tcz bylem
swiadkiem pred kilkunastu laty,
jak mode parry przekradaiy sic
przez granice rosyjska do Galicyi
z n~arazeniem wiasnego zycia, po
to, by W KoSciele Katolickim O.
trzyma6 "a jedna raza: Sakra-
ment Chrztu, Komunii sw. i Sa-
krament Maizenstwa, czego ME
chcieli p~rzyjmowat cd innowier-
COW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
LEPSzE NIz CALOMEL
Tysi4ce Zauwazyfy, re ORA.
Edwards Olive Tabliczki
sd Nieszkodliwe

Ora. Edwards Olive Tabliczd -
Srodek zastepuj4cy Calomel - Sc
iagodnym a peWnym $rodkLem IA
prZsczysIcZenie, q ich dzialanie na
watrobe jest prswie natyehmiasto-
Wa TIE male oIiwkowe tablIczE
So rezultatsm postanowienia ORA
Edwards nieuEyTania Calomelu "
leczenfU chor6b wstroby i kiSzsk.
re male ladne tabliczki Tykonu-
"a prace calomelu, ale ME posiada-
IA zlych ~nastepstw. Me niszcZa
one zeh6w, jak slime rozczyny hub
calomel. Opanowywuja kiopot 1
szybko go usuwaja- Dlaczego le-
eye watrobe "a cene zsb6W? Ca
Iomel cZssaKli nadwyreta dBiasia
To Same robia slime roEcZyny. Maj
ispiej ME brac calomelu. Mech
ORA Edwards Olive TablicZki zaj-
ma jego miejsce.
BOZ giowy, "ospaiosG" / ucEucie
tenistws ~przychodza z ZatwardZenia
I nieczynnej Wstroby. Wei ORA
Edwards Olive Tabliczke gdy czu-
jesz sic "ospaiy" I "cie4ki". One
'rozjaSniaja" umysl ! "podnosza"
dueha. 10c i &c
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
Wierni Wyznawcy.

Przykiadow, swiadczacych, re
zawsze istnieja wierni wyznawcy
Chrystusa Pana, moznaby kazde-
60 czasu przytoczyt liczbe wiel-
ka i to z kazdego kraju, z kazde
go narodu; ale ME szukajmy Po
obcych krajach, DO naSza ziemia
Polska ME mniej cd innych pre-
siakla jest krwia Meczennikow.
Ola braku miejsca ME moge tn
przytaczaG licznych przykiadow
wiec odsylam i~askawych Czytel-
nikow ma lima stronice Dziennika
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
KRoL SYAMU I AUSTRAL-
Y e.

Kr6l Syamu ciagle ME wierzyi,
re woody REX naszych zamieniaja
sic niekiedy W lod, i stanowia pc
wierzchnie twarda, pc ktorej MOI
ma chodzic bez zamoczenia nog.
Rzecz ia, ktorej mozliwoSci ME
pojmowai, a W kt6ra rozurn jego
wierzye ME pozwalai, wydala mu
sic najwieksza niedorzecznoscia.
Podobniez Australczycy polud-
niowi uparcie zaprzeczaja istnie
niu s,ohca, poniewaz mgsa otocze
nj naja przewaznie zmierzch nj
gdy ME widzieli biasku gwiazdy
dziennei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
Herezye Arab6w, czyli Arabia
now.

Herezye - podobnie, jak horo-
by fizyfzne, chociaz raz wyko-
rzenione, powracaja Pc Pewnym
czasie, by znow trapic ludzkoSc.
w trzecim wieku powstaia w A
rabbi sekta Arabianow, ktorzy "a
p~rzeczali nie$miertelnoSc duszy,
chociaz mic zaprzeczali zycia ma
stepujacego Pc tcrazniejszcm;
twierdziii tylko, re dusza umiera
wraz z cia}em i zmartwychwstaje
pospoiu z MEM. L togo powodu
odbyso sic W Arabii wieikie zgro-
madzenie, ma ktorym znajdowal
sic Ojciec KoScioia sw. Orygi-
mes; mowi} on z TAXA gr1ntowno-
Scia i u~miarkowaniem. &c ci, kto-
rzy wpadli byli W bad Arabia
now, zupeinie sic 60 wyrzekli. O.
becnie herezye te przyjeli t. wv
,,badacze Pisma sw." i szczyca
sic, jakoby wygrzebali jakis skar
biec madrosci, gdy tymczasem
jest to stara, DO juz pred wieka
mir zbita i potepiona herezya, cd
grzana przez szarlatana K t.
Russela i szerzona przez jego
zwolemikow. Czy potrzeba zno-
WI Oryginesa, by ich P~rzekonac
o faiszywosci tel nauki?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
Aby mice udzia, W korzysciach

Ably mice udzial W k~orzysciach
tego zwiazku, potrzeba uczyinic
i~dna jalmuzne z dwudziestu pie
Gu cent6w - czy "a zywych czy
"a umarlych. Szczegolna wlascl-
woScia tego zwiazku jest, re raz
przysiana pomoc, czyni osobe
wiecznym czsonkiem zwiazku; -
wszystkie ofiary przeznaczone So
W caioSci ma rzecz misyi airy
kanskich. Pragnacy sic wpisac do
tego zwiazku, MECH pisa, adresu
JAG do ponizej podanego miejsca,
za}aczajac oiare, oraz imie i nazwi
sko osoby. Piekny certyfikat PREY
iecia z imieniem osoby data PREY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21

jecia zostanie wysfany kazdemu.
Inny spos6b pomagania MI
syom jest przez przyslanie inten
Cyl ma Mszc Sw. Ksieza W Anne
ryce obecnie maja trudnoSc Cd
prawienia wszystkich Mszy sw.,
ma kt6re i'm intenecye So dane. So
.dalicya sw. Piotra Klawera z
wdziecznoScia przyjmie intencye,
ktorym Ksieza ME NIGGA podolat.
Intencye i ofiary zostana posiane
do misyonarzy W Afryce, ktorzy
So W wielkiej potrzebie pomocy.
Sodality of St. Peter Claver,
for the African Missions, Fuller
ton Building, St. Louis, Mo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
A jak tn u mas?

Czy o mas. tn, ma obczyznie tez
moznaby podobnie chlubne napi-
sac %pamietniki? Prawda, re So Ii
CINE jednostki, gromadzace sic
pod sztandarem WARY i KoScio-
Ia, o ktorychby tez MONA wiele
piehnych rzeczy PowiedzieG i m
pisaG, ale ME brak lam i licz-
nych odstepow, ktorych nazwiska
i zycie tez bezwatpienia pamietni
Ii zachowajs, ale ma obrzydzenie
i postrach potomnoSci. Bo lie to
many tych jednostek posrod mas
CO bez zadnego ptzymusu opusz-
czaja chlubne szeregi przodkow
swoich, Wyznawcow WARY sw.?
Ilu jest poniedzy nami takich, co
z obojetnieli ma sprawy duszy
swojcj a zyja tylko ola ciafa? llt'
tych, co otrzymali pietno Chrztu
sw. w KoSciele Katolickim, a te-
raz ignoruja przykazania Boga /
powage jego KoSciola? Kto poll
czy te Sluby cywilne, ktorych Ko-
sci6l katoiicki ME uznaje? Czy
unusual ich kto moze do zawiera
MIA Slubow cywilnych - TAX, jak
zmuszano katolickich Unitow do
odstepstwa Wcale ME. Zmusiia
ich do tego jedynie ich zwyrod--
nialoSc religijna i moralna W
czem dorownuja bez maia
zwierzetom! Czytajmny zatem
pamietniki Reymonta i zapalajmy
sic ia zywa wiara przodkow ma
szych, kroczmy ich sladem. a cen
my najwiecej najdrozszy skarb
WARY Sw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
Istnienie Boga.

Pomimo - ze ateiSci Przecza
istnieniu P. Boga, a liczni here
tycy faiszywie Go sobie wyobraza
ia, On Jest - o czem sic PREDICT,
hub p6zniej sami przekonaja, jest
i takim jest, jakim Sam chce bye,
a ME takim, jak spaczone umysSy
hcretyk6w i odszczepiencow
chcialyby Go mice. Liczne cytaty
obiawienia sic Boga many zaPi-
,ane W PiSmie Sw. tax W Starym,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
Odpowiedz La Harpa.

Slawny La Harpe, zapytany,
jakiej jest. religii, odpowiedziai
,,Jestem Chrze$cijaninem, ola te-
60, re ty MIN ME jesteS. Religia,
kt6ra ma "a Smiertebnyrh nieprzy
jacioi Observation-Disclosures
wrogow wszelkicj moralnosci,
wszelkiej ludzkosci, jest nieza-
wodnie przyjaci6lka moralnosci,
cnoty, ludzkoSci, a zatem - jest
dobra."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
Takieh ,,krolow syamskich''

Takich ,,krolow syamskich' j
,,Australczyk6wt many wielu
bardzo i poSr6d mas; So mimi CT
wszyscy niedowiarkowie, kt6rzy
podobniez rozumuja i rzeczy, ktd
ryeh ME pojmuja ME widzieli,
ME uznaja, rzeczy tie wydaja i'm
sic niemozIiwe, "a zatern faiszy-
we:
Czyz ME So godni ci ludzie po-
litowania?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-21
Z Sodal'cyi sw. Pho.
ira Klawera.
DIVA w IEDNYM.

Ia jedna jaimuzne Is CEN
tow (dwadziescia piet cent6w)-
Sodalicya Sw, Piotra Klawera ola
misyi afrykanskich, ofiaruje nam
sposob niesienia pomocy duszom
W czyScu cierpiacym. hub, "a zy-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-27
FLOOR COVERINGS

Administer Rugs, S.3X10.6, 9x12 and 11.3x12
feet-nOw S34.50 S36.50 and $3.50
Wilton Rugs, 9x12 feet-nCw $4,000
Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12 feet-S6O.00
Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet-S26.50
Fibre. combination and All-ibre Rugs, seam-1 :
less, 7.6X9 feet-$S.75
Woodland fibre Rugs, 36x63 inches-S1.75
Inlaid Linoleum-S145 and S2.25 square yard 4,
Bigelow Wilton Carpet-S2.95 yard
Wilton Velvet Carpet-S2.40 yard
The foloecmg remarkable ralues IN the 'sw
Department of Lomer-priced Floor Coverings
Administer Rugs panels and centres, 9x12
feet-$23.25
Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9x12 feet-Sl2.S5
Congcleum Squares, 6x9 feet; seconds, $2.75
Inlad Linoleums, full rolls and remnant
lengths-S1.00 a square yard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-27

Mems Soft Hats-95c, S1.75 and $3.50
Derby Hats, large sizes only-S1.65
Caps-S5c Tweed Hats-$1.5O
Soft Shirts-75c, $1.05, S1.35, S1.55 and S1.S5
Laundered Neglige Shirts-$1.25 and $1.45
Fibre-silk Shirts-$2.95
Pajamas, $1.25 and $1.75 Night Shirts, $1.15
Knitted Four-in-hands-50c, Csc and $1.15
Silk Four-in-hands, soc, Csc, Csc, S1.45, S1.65
Mems Neckties-35c, or 3 for $1.O0
Bat-wing Bow Ties, Csc Suspenders, 35c, Csc
Carriers, 1Sc, 25c and 35c Belts, 25c and soc
Handkerchiefs-6 fer S5c, and for $1.O0
Hemstitched Linen Handkerchiefs-25c
Mufflers-$1.5O and $500
Mems Sleeveless Sweaters-$3.00 and S3.75
Brown and Khaki Cardigan Jackets-S375
Blanket Bath Robes-$4.5O
Silk-back Leather-palm Motor Gloves, $l.45
Tan Washable Cape Gloves-S1.s5
Lisle Socks-35c, or 8 pair for S1.OO
Black Cotton Socks, unbleached split soIes,
slightly imperfect-25c
Cotton Socks, black, navy blue Cordovan;
seconds-6 pair for S1.15
Natural Cashmere Socks-5Oc
Ecru Ribbed Cotton Shirts and Drawers,
seconds and perfect qualities-S5c each
Nainsook Union Suits, seconds-65c
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; seconds
75c each
Ribbed Cotton Union Suits, light weight;
secOnds-95c
White Drawers three-quarter length-75c
Nains0ok Athletic Shirts and Drawers-75c
Oxfords, broken sizes-S3.95 and $5.65
High Shoes, broken sizes-S2.95, S4.15, $5.45
Leather Collar Bags-S5c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-27
FOR THE HOME

Sepia Prints, in Circassian frames-$6.00
Rayo Sr. Oil Lamps-now $3.50
Electric Desk Lamps, goOseneck-S3.75
Stamped White Scarfs-5Oc and 6Oc
White Lace-trimmed Scarfs, Csc, 75c and S5c
Gray knitting WOrsteds-SOc hank
Colored Curtain Marquisette-25c
Cretonne- covered Shirt-waist BOXes-S2.50
Imported Madras Curtains-S6.50 pair
Ecru Scrim Curtains-S1.1O a pair
Tapestry Table Scarfs, $3.50; Velour, $500
SiIver-p plated Coffee Sets-S7.50
Boudoir Clocks, S-day, striking-S5.O0
Sterling Silver Lettuce SpOons-$2.00
Cut Glass Olive Trays, S1.10; Bowls, 81 and
Sc; Saucers, $1.10
Decorated China Dresser Sets, $2.20; Tea
Sets, $40; Cracked Ice Dishes, soc
Gold Glass Plates and Stemware, 25c, 4Oc, SOC
Teapot Tiles, 25c White Meat Dishes, &c
White Bathroom Mirrors, plate glass-$4.00
Carpet Brooms, SOC Kitchen Cleavers, Csc
Canvas Work Gloves-4Oc pair
Aluminium Cooking POts-nOw $1.35
Gem Household Ladders, 6-fOot-$1.50
Gas Radiators, 4-tube, low model-$2.75
Hardwood Ice Chests, 2S inches long-$9.0O
Floor Polishing Outfits-now 35c
Bedroom Wall Papers-15c and 1Sc piece
Tapestry Wall Papers-25c and soc piece
Felt Mattresses-$16.50, $3.50 and $4,000
Wire Springs-ncw $3.50 and $500
Brass Bedsteads, full size-nOw $23.75
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-27
FABRICS AND TRIMMINGS

Satin Messaline, black and colors-S1.65
Yard-wide COlOred Dress Taffeta-$1.65
Ivory-white Satin de Luxe-nOw $500
White Japanese Wash Silk-nOw $1.50
ColOred All-sik Crepe de Chine-$2.65
Ecru Sports Pongee, 36-inch-$3.O0 yard
Yard-wide Black Dress Taffeta-$1.65
Double width Black Satin Charmeuse-$2.65
White and Ivory Crepe Georgette-now $500
Silk-and-woOl Canton Crepe-now $500
42.inch Wool Granite ClOth-now S1.50
Wool Taffeta, street shades-now $1.50
Black Woodland Cotton Challis-65c
36-inch Black Wool Batiste--nOw Csc
White Skirting Pique-now 45c
36-inch White Pajama Checks-now 26c
36-inch White Chiffon VOile-now 26c
White Organdie-65c White Gabardine-6Sc
Nurses Blue Linene-now 16c yard
3S-inch Printed VOiles-now 18c yard
36-inch Plain Colored Suiting, now 3Sc yard
Colored Organdie-50c Novelty VOiles-4Sc
Printed Silk-and-C Cotton Chiffon-nOw 55c
36-inch Brocade Silk Coat Lining-$2.00
36-inch Fancy Lining Satine-now soc yard
White Cotton Nets-60c a yard
Odd Lot Shadow Lace Allovers-25c yard
Cream Filet Edges and Bands-16c yard
Venise Laces, cream and white-5c yard
81 H-inch ColOred Checked Ribbon-32c
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FOR OUTDOOR SPORTS

Athletic Stockings-50c to $1.60
Wool Golf StOckings-nOw $1.50
Base Ball Gloves and Mitts, a sample line
$1.10 to S4.75
Mems and Boys Bicyclesx-$42.50
Ball-bearing Roller Skates-$2.0G
Golf Bags, slightly soiled-$4.75
Automobile RObes-$6.00 to $3.50
Gray Inner Tubes, 31x4-$2.5O
Red Inner Tubes, 32x31a--$3.75
Cord Automobile Tires-S4x4, 35x5, 37x5-
S47.25, $66.11 and $69.29
Electric HOrns-now SIPS
window Shield Mirrors-$2.15
PEDAL Pads-25c to $1.00 set
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-27

Railway Clerks, the National Federation
of Federal Employees, and the local
stenographers and office workers unions
in various cities. All these organiza-
tions are affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor.
Some of the biggest total gains were
made in Washington itself, where TN
precedented numbers of women are e,n.
ployed in various Federal offices. At
one recent meeting of a washington
local about 700 applications were, re-
ceived from railroad office clerks, half
of these women. Since January Office
workers from all government depart
ments to a total of $500 have been re-
ceived into their proper unions. OF
this $500 at least three-fourths were
women.
This rush of women workers to get
into labor unions is said to be part of the
greatest organization wave ever record
ed in the labor movement In America
The plans of the women teachers OF
Philadelphia to organize are in keeping
with plans of other bodies of teachers
all over the United States. \The teach
ers are organizing as locals of the
American Federation Of Teachers, which
is in turn affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor.
Joins in other Trades
Although no figures are as yet avail
able, the experts Of the Women's Trade
Union League state that there has beer
great gains among women workers In
the ranks of organized retail clerks
garment workers. textile workers. ma
chinists and kindred trades.
The Women's Trade Union League
considers the most significant phase oi
this general movement the organization
of such hitherto unorganized groups a:
the teachers, the clerical workers. ant
the railway clerks. One organization
the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
| jumped from membership Of 1900
| when the government took over the rail
roads, to a present membership Of 100,
| 600.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-27
FOR BOYS

Spring Suits, to II years-S7.65
Cheviot Suits, 8 to II years-S10.25
Suits, pair KnickerbOckers-$15.75
Top Coats 10 to Is years-S5.O0
Small Boys Wash Suits-$1.95
"Middy' Wash Suits-S2.25
Small Boys Cloth Hats, medium weight-55c
Straw Hats, several styles-$1.OO
Waists-,l5c and 75c Shirts-S5c and Sl.2O
Pajamas-$1.35
Laced Shoes, black and tan-S3.45
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-27
Mems Clothing

The SPECIAL VALUES in the Mems Cloth
ing Store for the Second Glover Day afford an
extraordinary opportunity to buy dependable,
seasonable Suits and Top Coats at far less than
the regular prices:
Mems and Young Mems Suits, worth $500
to S45.OO-now S24.50 and $27.50
Lightweight Overcoats, worth S25 to S35
-nOw $3.50 and S22.75
Mems Winter Overcoats, former prices
$500 to $5O.00-nOw $3.50 and $27.5O
Youths Langham-High Suits-S23.5O
Trousers-S2.75 to- $5.25 Raincoats-$6.7S
Youths Long-trousers Suits-S13.5O and
$16.50
Young Mems Serge Suits-$16.5O
Mems Suits-S12.00
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-27
IN THE TOY STORE

Easter Novelties and Animals-65c to $3.50
Games, for all ages, at Half Price.
Coaster Express Wagons, 14x34 in.-$4.75
Children's AutomObies-now $500
Children's Oak Rocking Chairs-$1 and $1.65
Children's Play Dishes, decorated, $215 set
Cartoy Pullman Baby Coaches-$33.5O
Bloch Stroller Go-Carts-$11.15 and S16.90
High Chairs, cane seat-$6.00 and $3.50
Safety Gates, 4-fOOt, $1.15; S-foOt, $2.1O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-27
WOMEN RUSHING
TO JOIN UNIONS
10000 Office w orker S
Alone Organize in Year,
Report Shows
RIGHTS ARE DEMANDED
L eac C h ers and Employees in
Mechanical Lines Swell
Total in Nation

Women are flocking to the labor
unions-in Philadelphia, New York,
Washington-in every big city and small
town in the United States
Clerks. stenographers. bookkeepers.
office workers have formed a union or
ganization in Philadelphia, affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor
The teachers in Phiadelpf,a as public
schools are making read TO do the
same thing. They have all their plans
made for strong organization which
VIII be effected at a meeting to be held
tomorrow evening.
The movement of women workers
toward the ranks of organized labor Is
countrywide, according to a statement
made at the national headquarters of
the Women's Trade Union League. in
Washington.
Reports received by the league at its
washington office indicate that more
than $4,000 women office workers have
Joined trade union organizations in the
past year. For the most part these are
stenographers, clerks, accountants and
workers in similar occupations in the
railroad offices throughout the country
and in the various branches of the civil
service.
Afiliated witK Federation
For the past year women members
represent about one-half the increase
in membership of the Brotherhood of