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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-01-30
FOR THE REPORTER
Extracts

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I'd"
The insolent civility of proud man
is, If possible, more shocking than his
rudeness could be.
Socialism has its origin in the re-
volt of the working classes against
the exploiting classes.
Patriotism may be the last refuge Of
scoundrels. but it is the first refuge
of exploiters and military despots.
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SIRLEY POND CANAAN

A good string of pickerel was
caught out OF Sibley Pond last week
by three brothers from Hartland, lie
vie, Harold and Ned Nutting
Alfred Holt from Benton was visi-
tor at f. A. Nelson's over Sunday
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Correspondents Wanted

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Mayfeld. The Forks. Moose Pond
tHarmony). and West Madison We
should be pleased to hear from anyone
in these localities who would like &c
correspond for the Reporter.
We also would like correspondent
for news concerning Somerset county
students at the University OF Main,
and at any other school or colleE,
where suitable number OF Somerse
county pupils are In attendance.
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$78l05 90 $7S1.05
Total tax $1021.05
The foregoing tax is to be expended
en the highways in said Plantation
and Mont Bean is hereby appointed
agent to expend and lay out the same.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-01-30
COUNTY TAXES

continued from Page Three
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-01-30
$114,565 $1374.78
S1GoJ On

4II4,bb5 5 y
Total tax $1627.S0
The foregoing tax is to be expended
on the highways In said Plantation
and H. p. Mckinney is hereby appoint
ed agent to expend and lay out the
same.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-01-30

n rar. : takes cod or gc'e
ef.l ea'.ag and kee1 ny the
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-01-30

Total tax $684.10
The foregoing tax is to be expended
on the highways In said Plantation
and II. p. Nick enney is hereby ap-
pointed agent to expend and lay out
the same
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WEST FORKS PLANTATION
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
Safe berry.

Watbias @pnnier bon bier fat Bobn=
baus nno @rnnbi tid BEG sc. 6. @roB
III @idmon6 fir $4,000 rduflt6 in 8eitb
gebradt uno basie1be BENT @gpoitmeiiter
6. 8. @urit in Ba9t gegeben. OBJ @err
@panier Die Sbee> be9t, 1pdterbin ietn
Seim bon bier na9 8t9monb 5n berlez
gen, bariiber ldBt er ni6ts b%erlauten; IN
bteit9en @reiien nber bofft man, ben Sea-
men 1einer Satnilie nie aus bem &C.
meinbebn9 1trei6en 5n miihen.
Sn Ser btefigen Bfarrtir9e reibten ii6
9ienstag tpdbren6 zines bonn. be6tp. Srn.
Gina gebaItenen Srauamtes Die !Snn6 gum
8un6e Sofepb Su@s un6 SRI. @aroltna
Beng. BUR @od5ett, bic bel ben @ltern Der
8raut fftattfanb, batte ii9 cine itattli6e
Mn5obI. bon @Glten eingeitelt, bic benz
@o@5eitspaare aus gan5em @er5en @lid
int nenen @tanbe tpiini9ten. 9ieien
i9liebt it9 a116 Der ~georotern" an unb
tpiinf@t benz Raare, bas iid auf Der al
ten SnBs Sarm bduslt9 etnrt3ten tptro,
Gin 1tetiges 8oblergeben.
ella 2iefer 1T bon @odeter, Minn.,
Tie einen Nonat lang rnter dr5tlt9er
8%ebanolung ftan6, ins eIterli@e Sals
5%uriidgefebrt.
Srnu Sofepb Biirb fat ibren @atten
nit einem geiunoen Md69en be1@enft.
M6ge es ben @ltern nur Sreuoe beret<
tenl
&ier gebt BAG @ere6e, bab uniere Ortz
i9aft bon ct. @1oub aus elettrti9 be-
bent tper6en 1ou. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
pteri.

Inter ben bielen FROZEN Sd item, bif
iid gum iilbernen Brieiteriubtldum I'M
Ieres bo6tp. Yfarrers S. g. 5tiegIer ein=
ge1teut bntten, befanoen itb oener
Obeim Wlidael &auier nebit Eo@ter bor
Miltpanfee.
Weatb. Ebommes lit bon @oGei ter
Minn., mo- er iid mebrere Sage aufbie1t
tpieber at uns 3uriidgefebrt.
@li1e Sober begab it9 0ettte lebter@p=
de nab 2ittle Sails, mo ite fi9 unter
Gr5tli9e 8%ebanolung ite1te.
Sill. &onen BON Sarge, 81. s., bielt itd
anfongs bergar1gener 8o9e bel bieiigen
&ertpanbten unb Sreunben b%eludstpeiie
nuf.
Nad6em er bic giidfabrt aug Sranfz
reiG na6 Dem 2nnbe Der @ternen unb
@treifen gliidli9 i%iber1tan6en unb aus
Dem Militdrbienite ebrenbol entlaHen
morben mar, lit 8m. @irntg in Ben &reis
1einer bieitgen @ertpanbten un6 Sreunz
Sc 3uridgefebrt. .
Srau ael5enberg befinoet ftd in ct.
@abrie1s @oipttol 8u 2ittle Sails unter
dr5tli6er 8ebanolung+ Sobn 5fo9ensft
i1t in iener @eilanftalt zines 8einbr19es
tpegen untergebra9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
mctre 6roDe.
@Ghreub eines 9tenstaqmprqen

Bdbrenb zines 9tenstagmorgen berz
9aneener @oGe bonn bodtp. P. @artin,
8. g. s., IN Der bte1tgen Ffarrtir6e ge>
baltenen 8rautamtes tpurben fiirs 2eben
bereint Sron8 Settler unb SRI. Ignes
@dmie1ing, Eo6ter Der lntpeit bon bier
tpobnen6en Sra1t &atbarina @6mteiing,
inter 0eren gaitli6em 9a6 inn 8ertpanoz
tenz un6 Sreunbesfreiie ein gemiitlt9es
5o65eitsfeit gefetert tpur6e, tpobei bag
innge Faar Die moblgemetnte1ten @liidz
tpiinf6e enteegennabm. 9aB es ben 8raut
1euten, bic auf ser @eore @airoie Sarm,
Die Der 8rdutigam ii@ tdnflt6 5n etgen
mabte, 1tets tpoblergebe, 1T Der na9trdg=
li9e 8un19 BEG uNorbtern".
Ct : gountb<& ommifdr Sen Offering
begab it6 Montag na6 ct. @1ouo, mo er
benz County aIs gourtbearnter tpdbreno
Der MISUNDERSTANDING feline 9tenite let>
ften tpirb.
@%ertpnnbte bon 81uffton tpobnten bier
Ser lebte 8o6e 9ienstag gefeierten &ettz
ler<S 9mie1ing 5od5eit bel.
SIZE bo6tp. Serren San Der 8oer bon
8arb Springs, SUB bon @lrofa nnb
8ubmam bon Melroie eritatteten nnierm
bod6tp. Pfarrer etnen freunbf@aftlt6en
8eiu@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
Uem Wnnth.

Ser rabe 6ie1er 0rt19aft ipobnenbe
Sran8 @idboff fat Die 100 Mder grpbe,
iiib1i6 bon Mlbanb 9elegene Sarm bes
&ar1 @abtfe fir $50 Sen Ider fdufli6
ertporben. Ct miro Bic Sarm bieien @erb1t
be5ieben.
&i9nrb, BAG bteraebn Monate alte
G0bn9en Ser 5tpet Weilen n0r6lib bon
bier tpobnen6en Sarnilie &enbelin 2e1nm
lit borlebten Mttttpo@ nab brei3ebn Eaz
ge LANCER nnb i@mer5bouer &ranfbeit ge<
itorben unb tpurbe an0eren Sa9es nuf
bem bieiigen @ottesader beer6igt.
Sen. 1pboff mur6e bon 1einem 8ruz
ser Sofepb bon 1etner gliidltGen N11fnnft
in Nep Oorf telegrapbii9 in &enntnis
gefebt.
Manager Matb. @orms berionbte fir
bic Sormers Shipping Niiociation 8pei
neutrality-suspicious. Steb na9 Glib
ct. Saul. :
Subert Bran6l 1T bon et1em mebrtda=
gigen 8e1n9e 1einer in 8udmnn' tpobz
nen6en 8ri6er Sobann unb Soiepb tpiez
Der babeim eingetroffen.
8eim WiG. @inter fat Elm ge1nnbes
Mdb9en t%piI1fommene Nufnobme gefunz
ben.
Soiepb @ieling uno Srau bon 8ud>
man geroKen anf eini9e Sage Die @a1tz
fre1n616aft Der bier tpoDnenben Samilte
Sobann 8uf6monn.
@a@ %ebrenbafter @ntlaiiung aug Dem
@eeresoienite 1T Sobn Fblipie1 5u ietz
men bteiigen @ertpanbten ln6 Srennoen
8uriidgefebrt. s"}r...
Ma9 mebrere Sage laneem @eiu6e bel
in 8l1dnan tpobnenben @%er&panoten tit
Srau @eba1tian Senien in BEN &reis if
rer Nngeb0rigen 5uriid9efebrt.
Sn Der Samilte Wi@. Bauer bielt Elm
munteres EDbter9en mi1fommene Gin
tebr. @0ge 6as Sinh CUR Sreuoe Der 81
tern pa91en unb ge6etben. .
Sic Bepobner unieres @ilage baben
fir lire tpabre @aterlanos1iebe 6aonr6
,pte6er beftes 8eugnis ~abgelegt, oab tie
Bic linen a1s @tctorDbonos 5ngei6rtebere
5umme unit $4,000 i1bertroffen baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

retb unb anreeeno fir bie geilneb::1nrer.
Wiiionsbertrdge nit anlGaulidlen 2idt<
btlbern iiber bas Sun unb Sreiben scr
5%eibenb0lfer, bns ieben5reide, abe.
opferbple 8irfen Der MilIiondre utter
linen, iit1b bpraiiglib gceignet, oas
Wii1iunstntere1ie i'm @olfe 51l beleben Ii.
gu beben.
Sri. Maria @ofel bon Millpal1fecc, Ct
ite Frd1ibentin Der Willinnsz 8ereinigur1
talG. Sralen un0 Sungfrnuen Des 2nn~
bes, macbte gelegentlih Tires Mufentbnl-
tes in ct. Gloub ct. Sobns einen gez
1lld.
Scr bobtp. P. @ilfreb Yartifo, 9. q.
s., galf an Ben 5pei ber3al1gene1 5onl1z
ta0en Dem bodyp. &n,am ir 5nnf
Giapibs unb Dem bot9lp. P. 9lbolpb, g.. g.
g., in 8arnesbiIe in Der Seeliorge aus.
8u ber1el6e Set polniiGen SpraUa mddz
tiB 1T, bDrte er Sic 8ei9teu 1einer pollll>
ihcn Qanbsleute in Sen %9enanntsu 5.nci
Gemeinber. @obtp. P. Siibor, @. .. g,
teritebt atf einige @oden bic @en1eitlot
bes frdnfliden P. &ar1, 9. g.. y, GIT
9etroit. @odtp. P. &orbiniar, g.. g. g..
%leiitete I'M lebten Sonntage Nusbilfe gez
lcgentli9 Der Sirmun9 III Der Hfarret 8u
Warnesbt11e. @o9tp. P. Saul, 8. g. s.,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
ST.. Johns untperfttY.

@Ir8li@ beroni tolteten bic @tubenten
Der 2ebran1talt III Der Snrnbaue etne
@erfetgernng erIBie6ener Irtife1 gum
8eft ten Der Miitonsia6e. Ingebot nno
3n6frage. tparen re9t 1ebbaft, nno 10
tp1rben in fnr5er Belt Iber 200 9onars,
fir bic Wfi1ionen ,%9etponner. Ser Mti>
iionsfreu55ug fat6oIif@er @tubenten, Der
in BEN Iebten stpet Sabren bic @9ii1er
Der 8ablrei9en B0beren 2ebranitalten 6es
2on6es fir Mi1ionsarbeit organtfierte,
fat nnter 2eitung bes bo@tp. Priors p.
Mlenin, .. g. s., uno Der regen Uett<
biIfe BEG @eminariit item Mon1an 9tpor<
lban unb anoerer eifriger S0r6erer audi
in ct. Sobn's ietnen @in5ug gebalten.
l1eberbies gebDren n1nme6r 225 @tuoenz
ten bes @eminars nnb &oIegs benz Ser
Elm 8nr 8erbreitung bes @Ial1bens an.
@rbebliGe @nmmen @eloes tpuroen I'M
2aufe bes @9nliabres fir bic armenDeH<
i1onen ge1ammeIt. Sic Mun1ne11 bes @ez
minars auetn inn6ten fir5lt6 bnr9 IT,,
rem BrGfeften, BEN bo9tp. P. @ebertn,
o. @. 49,, 40 9olnrs gum 11nterbalte e.
neg 1bpar5en @eminartften an Die 8ei<
fen 8Gter in Mfrifa al. 3ablret9e Wtiz
iions8eit6riften tpur0en an Sic @6iler
bertetlt.
Mm p%ergangenen 9~iensta9abenb bielt
Ser bobn. P. Sofepb, 9. g. s., Dor ben
Witalie6ern bes ct. 8pnifa5ius W3i1ionsz
@tn6ienz@ ereins, SEN S%etninariiten nnb
@t1benten Der b0beren 2ateinflafe ben
erten Mi1ionsbortrag nit 2t@tbilbern
iuber Snbien 1trb bic 8enebiftinermiRton
o11f BEN 8abama<Snfeln. Sic 2idtbilz
Der, Die bon ben bo&p. PIP. Srtbolin
8. g. s., 1tno 9nniel, 8. g. 49,, berge<
itent unb geinmmelt tporoen, 8etgten re&t
trar oie traurigen religt0fen @erirrunsen
ser Geibirif6en 8etpobner Snoiens. mz
here 8iIber fiibrten bas fegensret6e
8irfen Der bret Batres 9. g. 8. g6rD<
felton,, @abriel unD 2ennber bon Ser ct.
Sobannes Mbtei inter ben NeGern nuf
ben 8nbamainfeln Dor Mugen, lpieoer
a1oere Sic M%iiionsarbett Ser Erappiiren
in Ser Rdbe bon SEEING III gbtnu. So
herlief Ser Mbeno re6t getniitli9, belebz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
U1elro1e.

Ser Melro1e Council Der Columbus
Sitter befun6ete 1einen patripti19en
@ei1t, in6em ct etne @iegesanleibe i'm
8etrage bon $4,000 nabm.
2ebten Sreitag feierten @m. Seait ter
unb @attin 6ns 1etner @eltenbeit tpegen
tint 10 i@0nere Seit Ser golbenen @o@z
5ett.
SRI. Maria Beters, melGe als &ranz
fenpflegerin lire 9ienite benz 8aterlan6e
tpeibte, it Tires 9ienftes entla1en nor
ben un6 am 9ienstag LETTER 8o9e bier
I'M San1ilienfreiie eingetroffen.
Nab6em @einri9 6. @tablberger,
@obn Der Samilte @n6reas @tablberger
bon bter, 1tnb SRI. 8ernbar6ina @66nz
berg, Scooter Der bier tp%obnen6en SAINT
lie Feter @9Dnberg, 9tenstagmorgen
1T Der ct. 8antfa5iusfir9e BEL einem
bonn bodtp'ft ten Wigr. g. 9fi@ter gebaltez
men 8rautamte ben @ib Der $reue &C.
i6tporen, tpur6e i'm elterlt9en @auie Der
8rnnt inn trauten Bertpanbten< unb
Sreunbesfreiie Elm 190nes &n95eitsfe{t
gefeiert, pobei bic 8rautleute nit ben
ber3li9iten @liidtpiini9en unb geeigneten
@eiGenfen retdIi9 bebn9t tpurben. 9ab
Dem iungen bier bo9gea9teten Raare 6ie
1peu betretene 2ebensbabu itets nit @o<
fen be1treut fet, 1T Der mobIgemeinte
@unf9 6es ~Nor6tern".
So. &alfmann lit na9 gGidli9er Wnz
funft a11s Sranfret9 auf merifanif@em
8o6en nus Der Mrmee entlof1en tporben
unb in feinen biefi9en Iermnnbtenz unb
Sreunbesfreis 8%uriid9efebrt. @etn 8ruber
Norbert 1te9t INNER noh in Sranfrei6
I'M &eeresbienft.
6. IS. @0iden unb @attin bon @as<
fat6eipan, Canada, trafen bier 5u einen1
mebrtdgigen 8ef n9e bel Der SamiIie
Srnn8 @barfeb ein 11nb begaben iiG Damn
gu 8ei 1t1 na9 Chicago, Su.
ST.. @D. 8. @Dbrs nobnte Der in Ell
11em Minneapolis @oipital gebaltenen
@ltnif fir Ner5te unb gbirurgen Bel.
Na6 1einer Nidfebr begab 1i9 81. @ilz
bert gum glei@en 3pede na@ @inneapoz
liz.
Mlpis Sbum, 5obn Der Sar1i1ie Sobn
unter5og fi6 inn Melrofe @oipitaG
elmer gliidli9 berlal1fenen 8ltnb6arm<
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
8ert. SO. @tone unb @attin begaben
ii9 Mitte 1ebter Bo9e na9 ct. Bouts,
AGO., mo @err Stone Ser @onbentton
Der @iienbabnz& ononfteure beitpobnte.
SRI. g. 5ommers tp1trbe I'M ct. 9az
pbaeIs @oipital 8u ct. glou0 opertert;
ibr augenbltdlt6er 8uitano Idbt lire @ez
erboffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
NlDntand Iarmen

16O, 800 ober GAO 2nnbparaenen.
85 Bis 100 Broae11t bebnlIbar, 6 big
10 MeiIen bon einem @ountDfib un6
5tpei transfontinentale,1 Sn1pteilen.
babnitreden. Bir6 in 8ar5eQen ber-
fault na9 8elieben oes &dltfers at
$3.50 Bis $500 Ben Mder. &leine
8oran5ablltng. Meit IN gleidmabigen
jabrliden 3ablungen 5n 6 Bro5ent.
Sntereiien ~berlangt Biz mad
l.. DECEMBER 1919.
@enrp S. Sdafer
Griiber @ebilfs urfun6en-8egi>
itrar bon Steurn5 @ol1ntD, jebt
in 8iuings, Mont. Bertreter Der
Dabies @eal @itate 60, 8il-
lings Mort. 27-4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
der Rnrnstern

Seinri6 2oosbrod erbielt bon feis
mem 5obne Saul Die Nabri6t, bab ct
,tad glidli6er 11eberfabrt ben Netp Dor@
fer Safen erreibt babe.
Srau Sobn 2inf nnb Sodter Maria
bon 9ubuque, Sonia, beftnoen ii6 bier 51
8eiu6 Der San1ilie Ileg @plter.
Gin fleines &ino Ser Samtlie Ostpnlb
Natbe ipurbe im bieiigen Soipital opez
riert unb befinbet li6 ben llmitdnocn &C.
mdb lppbl.
sSn Der Samilic S: 2in6ner lteltc iib
Elm &c 1unoes EDbter1en Elm, lpo5l1 nm
fern @liidlprnl6.
So1epb Sinnenfamp lit BON 9iodeIter,
Minu., mo ct einen Wonat Inter dr8tliz
d]er 8eba,10lung itaab, nad @alt1e 5uritdz
sefebrt. :
Sn M&elroie tpur6en fri Bic @iegesan=
leibe nnbe5n 100000 ge5eibnet.
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Seue 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

Gum @beitm6 purben III. Der Rfarrz
fir9e berfiin0et Solepb Borms un6 SRI.
CLARA WeDer.
Ser nnter 2ettung bes Sarmz8ureau
bier bon Prof. Chapman gebaltene iuuz
i~irierte gortrag iber @efligel5u6t tpar
Elm bDbit lebrrei9er, tpie bies aub bon
DEM @ortrog BEG County, genten GUM
temer, Der iiber Die hciere @iebralie
1pra9, Ser Sail mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

ser ber5li9i item @liidtpiin16e b etens aus
11iibten. M09e es Dem iunaen Baare, bas
I'M @i1age, mo 1tb Der 8rdutigam n1s
Sieror5t etobliert fat, ben etgenen Serb
%grinben miro, 1tets na9 8unI6 ergebenl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

btertrat bie 5teIe Beg e~rfranften boibtp.
II. Beba, g.. g. s., gu ct. 8oln. 9odtp.
Slorian aranf bon &tlbeen, 81. g., Nlnr1z
mug bon ct. Sobns, mar einige Gage gu
geiddftli9em Befu6 in Ser Nbtei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15

Die gr0Bte 8ere6iamfeit beitebt in
Der .&unlt git ldtpeigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-05-15
@erlangt

bon elmer aus 6rei Berlonen belteben=
Sen 8amilie> Md6den CUR &ilfe I'M
@ausbalt. &ein Waiben, fein 56rub=
ben. 2obn Biz at $40 sic ISOLDE. Ma=
here's bei
27-2 $. 8. Greftbolbt,
1927 @ran6 Nbe., SEQ.
Minneapolis Winn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
Housefurrishings

l Large Garbage Pail slightly
denied. $I.05: was S3.15. -.-.s
. Galvanized. Ash Can. slightfY..
imperfect $3.50; was $500. :.
Galvanized Refrigerator PAM
slightly damaged. SOC; was S5c.
Small Galvanized Wash Tub.
slightly dented Csc; was S1.0O.
/ 9-gallon Water Cooler. oak fin
ished. porcelain lined; slightly i'm
perfect S5.C0; was S11.50.
Cast Iron Racks, shopworn.
4Oc each: were Soc.
| Copper Bottom Wash Boiler.
slightly damaged. $500; was s3.75.
Brass Wash Board, slightly
damaged sec; was S1.15.
2 Reliable" Hand-Power Wash
ing Machines. $8.85 each; were
S11.00.
Wood Hose Reels. soc each;
were s100.
Gamer. slightly imperfect
$2.75; was s3.75.
1 3-foot Stepladder. slightly i'm
perfect. $1.00; was S1.50.
5 b m b o Handled Brooms,
slightly imperfect. 6sc each; were
s1.00.
Aluminium Rice Boilers, slight
ly damaged. 95c each; were SIPS.
5-pint Aluminium Sauce Pans.
Specially priced, SSc each.
IL Brooms. Specially priced, CSC
each.
BasStnet, without stand. slight
ly imperfect. $500; was $3.50.
Scrap Baskets. $1.O0 each;
were S1.50.
Housefurnishing Section. Fifth floor.
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China, Porcelain,
Mahogany

l Imported Decorated China Chop
Plate. Use: was $500.
, Richly Decorated Syrup Pitch
ers. 35c. each; were 75c.
l Handsomely Decorated Havf-
land China Gravy Tureen. slightly
imperfect. Si.35; was $3.50. .
Imported China Pickle or Spoon
Trays. prettily designed. 55c each: =
were $500. .
: , dozen Nippon China Dinner
Plates. richly decorated. $3.50 dog
en-: were 1915. ,xs
dozen Nippon China Soup
Plates. border and spray design.
S: sc: were s5.56.
, Syrup Pitchers. on plates. rich
iy decorated. 35c- each: were 73c.z
) American Porcelain Covered
Dishes neat border pattern. S5c-
each: were Sl.95.
s. l English Porcelain Salad Bowl,
neatly decorated. 25c; was ,5c. -
English Porcelain Small Size
Platter. decorated. see; was SIZE.
English Porcelain Covered
Butter Dishes. s5e each; were
S225.
Solid Brass Smokers Standss
$50; was S2.95.
l Mahogany Finished Nut Bowl
with picks and cracker; slightly
imperfect. soc; was S115.
China Section. Fifth floor
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Mems Furnishings

81 short lengths of Fine Shifting
Madras, such as used in custom
shirt making; lengths 1k to
yards; 35c yard; were S5c and
s1.00.
81 pieces Mems Fine Open-mesh
Lisle Thread Underwear; shirts
short sleeves, size 40; drawers
ankle and knee lengths. size 36;
soc each: were S1.50.
~ pieces Mems Plaid Nainsook
Underwear: athletic coat shirt.
sizes SO. 40. ~ and a.; knee
drawers. sizes IS. 40, AZ and "A: soc
each; were 15c.
81 pairs Mems Extra Fine Silk
and Lisle Mixed White Socks, made
with triple woven heels and toes
and double soles: sizes 9l2. 10, 10is;
soc pair; Were 75c.
so Mems Wash hand
Ties. madras and cheviot, white
grounds with colored figures; 25c
each; were soc.
33 Mems Muslin Night Shirts.
plain white. V neck style: size 16;
slightly mussed from handling; Csc
each; were $3.50 and $500.
II Mems White and Cplored Out
ing Flannel Night Shirts: some
have collars, others V neck; sizes
Is and 16: slightly soiled; &1.15
each: We're S2.oe.
Mems Store. Main floor.
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new PEAS, SO A BARREL,
FEATURE OF THE MARKET

New peas at So a barrel, wholesale.
were the outstanding feature Of to-
days marketing guide for Washing
ton consumers, issued by the bureau
of markets, Department of Agricul-
ture.
Ten days ago. the report says, tho
same produce sold at $40 barrel. Re-
tailers, according to the report, are
asking from 10 to Is cents a quarter
peck for them.
Strawberries still are abundant In
the local markets. according to the
report. as are lettuce. radishes, white
potatoes. cucumbers, cabbage, green
beans. tomatoes and lemons.
The report says trout of excellent
quality are plentiful on the local mar
ket. at prices ranging from to Is
cents a pound, according to size and 10
whether or not the fish are cleaned.
Normal supplies are on hand Of
cherries. asparagus, kale, onions.
oranges, bananas, spring onions,
spinach and raspberries; while sweet
potatoes. peppers. apples. celery. rhu-
barb. new potatoes. grapefruit and
peaches are~scarce.
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Moments NeckWear

1 Gray Net Scarf. decorated with
gray beads and spangles. $3.50;
was $500.
i Gray Net Scarf, with blue and
fire gold thread embroidery. $3.50;
was $500.
Black Chiffon Scarf. hem
stitched ends and white polka dot
embroidery. $50, was $3.50.
White Georgette Chemisettes.
Dutch neck style with white satin
collar. SI.OO each; were $3.50.
rs Waistcoats, odds and ends.
in yellow, old rose. Copenhagen,
purple and sand. S1.OO each; were
$3.50 to $3.50.
rs Striped Vestees. lavender.
blue or yellow effects. $3.50 each;
were $2.25 to $500.
l Rose Point Yoke and Collar.
S25.OO, was $4,000.
/ Point Venise Yoke. $S.OOi was
$500.
HooP I
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Curtainings and Draperies

25A yards Sunfast Madras, an
attractive black-and-gray foliage
design so inches wide. Csc yard;
was $3.50.
3 bolts Colored Marquisette,
bolt each blue, green and brown:
a barred design that will make
an artistic and durable summer
drapery. BE yard: was soc yard
80 yards Sunfast Madras, black
andwhite ground with sof,.y
toned rose-and-green figure; very
dainty and wonderful value; so
inches wide. Csc yard: was $1S5.
A large assortment of Printed
Voiles, Ginghams and Percales.
Cretonnes and Other Drapery and
Upholstery Materials, Curtain
Voiles, Scrims and Nets
IA to ls Less Regular Prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
Boys Clothing
and Furnishings

Boys Khaki Knickerbockers. a
small lot. made of Government
standard khaki: broken sizes a to
10 years. Specially priced. x1.2o
pair.
Boys Wash Suits. a small lot of
MILDLY and Junior Norfolk models.
sizes =. 3. years only. Reduced
to SI.25 each.
Boys MILDLY Blouses, A small lot.
size 4 years only. Reduced to 95c
each.
Boys Pajamas. small lot, sizes
6. S. 10 years only. Reduced TO
9Sc pair.
Boys Khaki Flannel Shirts and
Blouses, and Black Sateen Shirts,
a small lot in broken sizes. Re-
duced to 65c each.
Boys Bathing Suits. small lot.
sizes to Il years only. Reduced
to <1.15 each.
Boys Section. Fourth floor
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Remnants in
Cotton Dress Goods

SOC. 3S-inch Printed Voiles, 4Oc
yard.
5Sc. 3S-inch Printed Voiles, 45c
yard.
CSC, 38-inch Printed Voiles, SOC
yard.
75c, 3S-inch Printed Voiles, 60c
yard.
$1.oO. 3s-inch Printed Voiles, 75c
yard.
soc, 32-inch Ginghams. 4Oc yard.
75c, 32-inch Ginghams, Soc yard.
$1.25, 32-inch Ginghams, $1.OO
yard.
35c, 36-inch Percales, 3Oc yifrd.
5sc Japanese Crepe. 45c yard.
Dress Goods Section. Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
House Dresses

: House Dresses, of plain blue
chambray or pink striped ging-
ham; buttoning down the front;
pique collar and cuffs: three-quar-
ter sleeves; sizes "a, 3S, 40. sos
each: were $3.50 and $3.50
10 Bingham House Dresses, plaids
and stripes in blue, green and red
plaids, and black and white
stripes; finished with white collars
and cuffs: sizes "a, SO, AZ, A. 46.
$685. each: were $500 and $3.50.
3 Striped Bingham House Dresses.
brown, blue and pink stripes; neat
styles with vestees. long sleeves
and white collars; sizes 40, AZ, 46.
$4.95 each; were $3.50.
House Dress Section, Third floor.