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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
Kolozsvar, julius rs

Nagyromania ''folenyes kultu-
rajarol" az oft val6saggal diih0n-
GO sajtoszabadsag miatt - mely-
mex iellemzo peldajat alabb fog
juk latni - esak nehezen iutnak
hozzank beszedes adatok. Azon-
ban nehany illatos viragjat e
fenseges kulturanak csinos bokre-
taba kotve juttatta hozzapk ko-
lozsvari mukatarsunk.
A korrupcio haboru 6ta olyan
aranyokat oltott, amely meg eb-
ben az orszagban is, amely ebbol
szempontb6l ugyancsak mem volt
Isoha elkenyeztetve, szokatlan .es
felhaborito. Legerzekenyebben a
megszallott teriileteket sujtia ez
a korrupeio, amelynek lakossaga
tehetetlenul vergodik az el6tte
soha mem ismert viszonyok koz0tt
A kozigazgatas hihetetlen gyar
losagahoz igen gyakori er0szakos
sagok jarulnak. Nagyvaradon
72 ewes 0zvegy Gozlynet
egy evi kenyszermunkara Is
0tezer lei penzbiinteteesre
iteltek
csak azert, inert - az itelet $40
szerlnti indokolasa szerint - {
nala beszallasolt roman hatosagi
kozegtol a tobb mint hat honapi
berhatralekot merte kovetelni.
Ket fatal leany, Debreczen.
Margit es Jolan megkoszoruztal
nagyszalontai Kossuth-szobrot
amiert a roman katonak elfogtaI
oket. A ket leanyt varosi fog
MAZDA zartak, ahol a katonak
megbotoztak 6ket.
Az egyik leany a betutesek
I! alatt meghalt, testvers hal
doklik.
Huszonnyolc evvel ezelott ala
pltottak Sepsiszentgyorgyon a,
ottani leanyotthont ifju magyar
holgyek reszere.
A roman kormany EFT az inte
zetet lefoglalta, elbocsatotta a tan
szemelyzetet es az intezet szama
IA BuKarestb6l hoztak tanit6nS
ket. Az vi igazgato, Batta Gy0rg,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
Maranarossziget, julius

As&eAA SsAAAeA S~s6AA6SS, JS~AA'
Mikor a zakatol6 cseh mozdony
elhagyja Kiralyhaza allomasat s
a vereczei Tiszahidon atrobog a
yonat Rabasz fele, a tavolbol fell
tiinnek a Tisza volgyeben maya
Baloldalt> regenyes hegyoldala-
Huszt romvaranak korvonalai.
egy-egy malteres ks gurul at az
kon a stajer lankasokra emlekez-
tet6 csodaszep gyiimolcsosok sora-
koznak egymas melle, maid le-
gendas emlekezetu Piros- domb
alatt Nagyag Indian haladunk
at, elragado kilatast nyerve a
Verchovina egbenyulo havasaira
A vonat MCCALL, kiszallunk.
Vegig az allomas melletti Svab-
falun, ,amelynek takaros kicslny
hazai a nemetseg rend es tiszta
sag szereteterol tesznek tanusa'
got bekanyarodunk a var ala, a
melynek omladoz6 ro1nfalair6
egy-egy materes ko gurul at a;
orszaguton a Huszt- patak vizebe
"A hegy oldalan a temeto, piros
tornyu kaponaj laval, maid odabt
temet6be vezeto ut mellett {
vilaghaboru hosi halottjainal
emlekere, hatalmas koalapzatr;
emelt vaskereszt, azutan mile
nium emlekere letesitett fenyoli
get $ mellette egy regi sarga, EN-
lektablaval megjelolt emelete
epsaet, amelyben valamikor Zri
nyi fona 7 es II. Rakoczi Feren
is lakott amely ma a cseh zsan
darok laktanyaja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
elobb-utobb kasza-kapara fog
kapni a lakossag, hogy lesza-
molhasson ezzel a rablo neppel.

hapil d ahossag, nogy lesza-
molhasson ezzel a rablo neppel.
= Kepzelje ell, kerem, naponta
inditanak innen megrakott vona
tokat Pragaba s elvisznek min
dent, ami megmozdithat6. Mi tud-
Juk j6l, hogy visszajonnek meg a
."mlelnk . de bizony pusztasag
lesz az, amit a zsebrakok utan itt
talalnak.
Mondom, hogy megyek Buda-
pestre.
Elfog6dottan szol utanam most
mar ruthenul:
= Irja meg pesti lapokban,
hogy mi ma sem vagyunk masoS,
mint a regi jo vilagban. Nekink
egy kozos hazank van a magyar
saggal ha az alfoldi magyar
gazda kinney mi Tiszankhoz,
gondoljon mirank is, akiket olyan
nagyon megvert a csehekkel az
listen!
Ian vagyok, a schizmatikusok
Mekkajaba ahol a Macy schiz-
maperbol jol ismert Kabalyuk
Alexa, favag6b6l lett p6pa ural-
kodik. TIT meg ma is nagy a sza-
ma pravoszlavoknak, amiben
nagy resze van cseh propagan-
dapenznek is, de a falu legtehet6-
sebb gazdai mar oft hagytak a
keleti egyhazat nyiltan besze-
llk, hogy lesz meg magyar vilag
HUSTON tul ket Macy magyar
kozseg van cseh megszallas alatt.
Vlsk es Tecso. Jomodu szorgal-
mas nep lakja mind a kett6t s
kialto peldaja ez a ket falu a ma
gyar faj Observation-Disclosures
es kulturfolenyenek. TIT termesze,
tesen meg sokkal zsarnokibb a
cseh uralom, mint ruthen k0z-
segekben, inert csehek a ket ma
gyar kozseg lakossagatol alland6.
an rettegnek. Ide cseh hadsereo
szemefenyebol, legionarusokb6]
kuldtek helyorseget.
Tecson tul, Tarackoznel atroboe
vonatunk Tiszan oft mar
Romania Mare teriileten hala,
dunk Hosszumezon at Maramaros
sziget fele.
Osszeszorul szivem mikor
messzirol meglatom Szalayan
ferdoboritotta lancat S okolbe $40.
ritott kezzel nezem a fegyveres
mocokat, akik megszalljak cseh
vonat lepcsojet, hogy vis6volgy
allomasig kiserjenek benniinket
lit ugyanis kozos vasuti vonal
csehek es olahok kozott.
Elpusztulnak maramarosl
sobanyak.
Az LA hidjan athaladva lassan
, begordul vonat Maramarosszi
get allomasara. Mindenfele olah
felirasok. Az allomas epiileten
nagy fabian az vi elnevezes Isl.
ghetul- -Marmatiei''. TIT leszallant
mem szabad. OF percnyi tartozko
das utan tovabb megyiink ssa va
ros vegen lev6 Szigetkamara al
lomason, ahol sovasut vonalai
agaznak ell, atszallok az aknaszla
tinai vonatra.
Az aknaszlatinai allomason
megrakott vaggonok vegelatha.
Italian sora.
Valamennyiben 50 $ valay
mennyi Olmiitzbe iranyitva.
lit van regi Nagy-Magyar
orszag legeazdagabb Esotelepe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18

Idegen: Ugy, hat meghalt a polgar-
mesterY
Gyaszol6; Hogy meghalt-e' Hat
persze, hogy meghalt. Onoknel ITALIAN
elevenen temetik polgarmesterta
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-08-18
A szenvedo ruthenek

Vasarnap van. A palosok erod
szeru, kofallal keritett, haromtor-
nyu temploma k0rul, amely re
formacio 6ta a kalvinistake, zsi-
noros ruhaju, csizmas, kipedert
bajuszu emberek gyiilekeznek.
Csupa komor, szomoru tekintet
Arcuken oft i'll egy visszafojtott
keseriiseg sotet arnya, amikor egy
egy cseh tiszt setal ell elottiik.
Az iizletek mind nyitva. lit
mines iinnep ezen a napon.
A piacteren Macy csoportba
ve0dve ruthenek targyalJak az
elmult het esemenyeit tanakod-
max a jovorol. Megallok beszel
getni veluk. Erdeklodom mi We
lemenyuk a jelenr6l S NIT varnak
a jovendotol?
Derek szal, magyarul is jol be-
szel6 ruthen gazdat szolitok meg
Ismerem Is esztendo ota.
Hogy vannak, batyam? =
kerdem t0le rutheniil.
Hagyjon beket, = vaAszul
magyarul - megverte mi dol
gunkat a jo listen. Nezzen korul
amt lit lat, az mind magyarol
altal annyi igyekezettel es kolt
seggel alkotott intezmenyek pusz
tulasat mutatja.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
COAL DUST LODGED
In MINERS LUNGS
Tells how his cough was conquered
and health restored.

II November, 1915. was working in
q coal mine and the doctors said the
coal dust had settled in my lungs.
couldn't lie down OF my right side
coughed so I couldn't sleep and had
constant pain in my right lung and
under my shoulder blades I coughed
50 hard the blood would squirt OUT OF
my nose. Finally the doctors had me
change climate and live. outdoors bu.
didn't improve.
Then I came home and started on
Milks Emulsion. Thank God did
as It did me lot Of good right from the
start, loosening up coal dust tn
my right lung. II few weeks nv
lungs were free. I could sleep Ike 3
baby. had an excellent appetite and nav
cough left me entirely. I gained back
sc pounds in weight and went back 10
work in the mines completely restored
TO health II. Bum. 9Th Ave. and
No 18th St, Terre Haute, Ind.
Thousands Of victims Of dust filled
air develop the same trouble that Mr.
Bum had. Milks Emulsion cost moth
ing TO try SO why not at least Try it?
Milks Emulsion IS a pleasant, nutri-
tive food and corrective medicine. II
restores healthy, natural bowl action
doing away with all need Of pills and
physics. L promotes appetite ard
quickly puts the digestive organs in
Ahape 20 assiniliate food. 1t helps build
Yesh and strength, and Is a powerful
aid in resisting and repairing the effects
of wasting diseases.
This is the only solid emulsion made
and so palatable that il is eaten with
q spoon like ice cream
NO matter how severe your case, you
are urged 10 try MilI1s Emulsion under
TINS guarantee-Take six bottles home
with you, use according to directions
ano II not satisfied with the results,
your money will be promptly refunded.
Price 75c and $3.50 per bottle. The
Aniks Emulsion Co. Terre Haute, Ind.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
GBT GRMS IN BARTER.
austrian Peasants Demand Them in
Payment For Pood.

PaxA- Feb. 15-The Peasants Of Aus
ia arc rapidly stripping the well-to-
30 residents of Vienna Of their wealth
by demanding payment for food In dia-
rrlond., Jewels or other things OF high
value, say Red Cross nlen who have
visited that city. The rarTners who suf-
fered more severely than did the city
people n the war now are having their
innings and ars becoming the prosper
Gus. selling produce 10 the starving
vSenneae
Austrian paper money Is not always
welcome In the country, and the peas
ants demand 81 exchange OF goods
through a system of barter with the
city residents. This attitude Is said
10 be adding 70 the growing antagonism
between the country worker and the
~fty dweiler.
Directors Of Government pawnshops
estimate that 15 per cent Of the Wen
neee are living by selling or pawning
their valuAbles- frequently heirlooms.
AS the cost of living continues TO in
crease II is considered only q matter Of
a short time until many Of the families
who were weu-to-do before the war will
have nothing more 10 offer for food
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
FIVE MILLION GERMANS
TO LEAVE FATHERLAND
Rusb for IL 6. Mexico and South
America as Soon as ihey
Can Raise Money.

Corresnondent of Associated Press
Rerlin. Ian. 27.-Students of econofn-
lc subjects assert that ut least o'ooo-
600 Germans are preparing 10 1eaNe
the Fatherland for the United StateS'
Mexico and South American states as
soon as they are able to raise passage
money. or obtain admission in the case
of the United States
,,,iortty of the wpu1d-be emtgrants
nove EXPRESSED a preference TO go TO
South America
Oeicial and unofficial quarters have
5isplayed considerable uneasiness over
tho class OF men who are now enigrat-
ing or preparing to enigrate. The
head Of the government Immigration
office said
The most able bodied enterprising,
stalwart sons of Germany are leaving
The very poor. the Communists. the
radicals. the Bolsheviki. generally are
remaining with us. II is the family q
some substance which is moving out
one cause OF this emigration is con
ceded to be the war taxes. and parucu-
larly the income tax. which virtually
prohibits the saIaried man from lay
ing something aside for the rainy day.
These men generally no longer patron
little bit Of salary each month, against
the day they can erntgrate.
In spite Of the general agreement
xnong political economists that Ger
many ir overcr>u1vded and that unless
radical readtustrnents are made within
me yesr the nation VIII re able to
-,,poort only so per cent Of the present
population. s1ggestions have been made
that the government take Immediate
steps ID regulate the number and quail
fly OF ernigrnnts With this in view
. new law Is being dr1fted
II Is argued that this tide OF erntgra
don could be turned hack upon
Germany TO good purpose Germany's
AID lands, If irrigated or drained.
would be capable Of supporting TO-
)o. 900 additional persons. II is said.
1(nd the srcvernrneIlt has been urged 70
make these lands available TO the
numbers now focl1ing into the cities.
DR. Max Hirsch who writing IN tho
Berlin TaTehiatt says: Germans who
are preparing to emigrate at this time
should for the sake of the Fatherland.
reconsider.~ Unrestricted emigration
eventually WIFI result in a weakened,
probably aenernic, German race, he be-
lfeves, IN view Of the character Of the
men who are leaving.
Others fear the exodus VIII result III
an Impaired German culture" and sue-
xest the advisabI1ity OF state aid for
the tnteTlectuals who have been hardest
hit ry economic conditions
Under the present German law an
srnirraut Is permitted TO take out with
him $4,000 marks. tax free
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
PLANS LABOR CONVENTION

ofhcisk prominent n labor circles are
expected to attend.
Salisbury. Md, Feb. I5-A repre-
sentative Of the American Federation
of Labor Of the district comprising MARY
land, Virginia and the District OF Co
hIrnbia Is in this city making arrange
rnents for the spring meeting TO be held
here st st date which IS 70 be announced
later
President Samuel Gompers and other
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
LADIES' NECKWE.AR

Ladies Collar and Cuff Sets organdie and
sr nS' D32. 81 1s 6sr ysoss se5 Special '0F %" Sl0O
One sample lot Of Lace Ncsteee with Peter
Pan collar Values s1.5O to $500 CIOn
each. For Dollar Day. each Ol .UU
Plain and laoe-trimmed "Georgette Col
lars" also collar or cuff sets Values CrAn
$3.50 each. Special, each JA.UU
Chldren's Silk MILDLY BlouSes. navy blue
and black only. Regular S1.2S-S1-5o cr00
values For Dollar Day each OI.UU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
LADIES' HANDkERC-tIEFS

Ladies Initial Handkerchiefs odd initials
Regular 81. so dozen quality; for Dol Crnn
lar Day, per dozen OL.UU
Ladies All Linen Odd Initial Handkerchi.fS.
Regular $3.50 dozen; for Dollar CT00
Day. dozen ..... y .UU
Ladies Fine An Linen Initial Handkerchiefs.
Regular SOC each. for Dollar Day, cT0n
L. les Fire Lawn Lace Trimmed Hand
< lefS. Several different designs Of lace
edge Regular 2sc each; for Dollar G1n0
Day. for ....... ID .UU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

Boys 81 Wool Caps ... SE.lN
Mems $500 to $500 Hats $500
Boys Hats. $500 to $500 values SI.0o
Travelling and Overnight Bags 50 90 val
ueS S3.GG off, 800 values ~. 90 off. 81 90
values. $500 off; $500 values $500 of
paiTs Me9s }a 10S '0e 00''o" Hose 81 90
for We" ,,.' : % ''"S WOO Hose p'''> Sl.0O
Hose. ssos ! ps.rs ar and SOC values l-s'S Sl.OO
for NSo . sl-'' F'"s s0S Hose S1.O0
uoss. Nsns psr5 slSG 3or f'n' Wool Mixture $500
Mems 81 50 fine Natural Merceriz- Ct On
Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, for Dk.UU
Drasers MSe ; ss s''S0 0eavy '0F's and Sl.OO
N5ss5 Nsn5 sh s5s'o t "a. and SIS Cambria SI.O0
shirts Eso ;. j.. $50 ana 8 : '''' per'''s SI.O0
Boys $50 and s. fine Percale Q100
Shirts .UU
ohsfs' Msns 8 f35 - me Initial Aa'd''sF S1.00
eb.sfs, Msos ; fo4 8ss ''ne oao0T'S HandNS' S1.00
ehss Msn5 pure 9Sf nen tns 'Rf'a' of H'ndNSF S1OO
oIeScs Mss . $50 ." '-'ps Dress Sl.00
Boys o5e Four-in-Hand Ties, cTOn
for =. Ol.EJ
psjs9ss 53gs 500 =. ''ne Outing Flannel S1.O0
riss' Ns2 2 { f6i = a0a 500 F0"F-'n-Hand S1.O0
sbirts. Msns f6l 800 blue 0''"0'ay Work $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
LADIES' GLOVES FOR DOLLAR DAY

Ladies 2-claSp FoWnes' washable FlIo~erte
ps.l. H.9ys7. for . value Dollar Day S1.00
Ladies 2-cla5p Kayser Chamois- rrnn
cite Gloves: regular s.. value O1.UU
and 2as' 7sS va1ss Sss'S' pss 3-S for 9ovs o S1O0
K9 G9a Go2s os q @06aels 6aass ae 5ad 39S2 @ SLIGO
ue Lsq's5 psirs Ie5'lsfs for Gloves = Va SIOO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS IN LINEN SEC
TION
ART SPECIALS FOR DOLLAR DAY

year s}9@eSo s2es s5so pEs5ss ssus months 10 = S1OO
Dollar lnSs-f5.g"ed bay S''rfs value 80 Sl.0O
ue 2T5r fer SPECIAL see t'''. si0' v' Sl0O
4sS s1Ra en i5%sfSyn 6oIIsI bsy W9o 6f value Sl0O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
WASH DRESS GOODS FOR DOLLAR
DAY
39c Mercerized Popiin 4 wards for ~ 6sEs

DAY
39c Mercerized Poplin, yards for - 90
All OF our regular stock of Mercerzed PoDfn.
27 inches wide. in every conceivable color
Special for Dollar Day. ! Yards e ~
for ....-.- s1A yV
75c Lingerie Batiste, yards for - 90.
Beautiful new Lingerie IN the popular butter
fly design. The regular price IS 15c tile Nard
our special price for Dollar Day, G. m
yards for . .UU
Sl.50 Silk Shifting for SE.OO the yard.
A very pretty and serViceable silk and cotton
fabric. yard wide with stripes OF various color.
Special for Dollar Day. at. the CT M
yard .UU
59c Plain Colored Wolfe. yards for 81.
AL OF our regular stock Of fine Nercerlzed N0ile.
10 inches vide. in twenty different O. IN
colOrs. Special for Dollar Day. 8 vds., D. .UV
Sl.75 Imported Organdie, SI.00 the
yard. Now IS the time TO procure that new
dress. This is a beautiful permanent finish or
candle. IS inches wide, in large range OF colors.
spe9lal for Dollar Day, the 6 IN
75c Tissue Gingham, l 1-2 yards for 81.
Beautiful and stylish is this new tabrc. s.
inches wide in large assortment Of plaldS.
Special for Dollar Day, j yards CI n0
for ................ ........ y USg'
75c Fancy Satin, yards for $500. 4
big special is this. All are regular 75c qualities.
yard wide, IN a good assortment Of patterns
and colors. On Dollar Day only. CT M
3 yards for .-..........-. D.. .UU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS IN DPAPERY
DEPARTMENT
Loo Window Shades 3 for $500.
20c Rubber STAR Treads. 10 f9r sSg.O0.
3Oc Drapery Scrirns, 5 vdS for SE.OO.
35o Cretonne. 5 yds. for SE.O0.
S2.7s Lace Curtains. odd lots for SH.OO
par
800 Picture ; for 3s.GO.
s. 50 half Sash Curtains f0r $500 ea1a
g2.25 Cretonne Cushions for 500 each
sl85 SunfaSt Drapery for Ss.OO yd
$3.50 Iexoleum Rugs. 4.6x4.6, for y 90
each
$500 Grass and Rag Rugs large size. 81 90
each
60c heavy China Mating. 5 yds. for 81 90.
s1.0O Teddy Blankets, , for sI.GO.
75c Chair Seats for SI.0O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
DOLLAR DAY LADIES' HOSIERY

Ladies Silk Hose, in blaok. Sizes 10 and
isf iUs 6sy 915,y' go Qual''s. Fo' D0l S1.O0
qulfy5 5Has: psifs siRFf for snS nose. slo0 SIO0
ton 35i and iise R-5s p5@7 sI9 for @s 's cot SLIGO
quay, s('s Pairs H'f''S for C0''o" rose. '0 S1O0
Qusity so'f b952 8f5S Dsy t'is Ps9 H25S @ 0o SlOO
black u9s 7es 10io5 FY z.82Sa sa for nose :" SlOO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

DOLLAR DAY IN SHOES
100 pairs Women'S Shoes AZ pair 500
200 pairs Wonens Shoes n 5000
700 pairs Womens Shoes a $500
100 pairs Wonens Felt Slippers - SI.0o
100 pairs WoTen's Goodyear Rubber =
SI.Dp
100 pairs Comfort Shoes. walted heels s. ~
value $500
Infant Shoes. sizes 2 10 8 80 90
Cnildren's Shoes. 4 70 2 $500
Mems and Boys Shoes
POO pairs Mems Shoes 81 OO value S2 90
$50 pairs Little BOYS Shoes 500
The aDoVe are special for Dollar Day gnp
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR FOR DOLLAR
DAY
LADIES' KNIT UNDERWEAR FOR DOL
LAR DAY

lar Lfa,ss psS SILK Top Vests. for D" SIOO
Ladies Union Suits. medium weight high
af'N' at long sleeves $500 quality S1.OO
quai'fy. aia.e@ a9"a fal Crochet Vs'I' ''' S1.O0
sloo lad'ss aaaty. Sn2o faT SUITS 70" neck S1.0O
lar eR9[e95 ba5 for Wool Drawers Dot S100
ve.1. ss'a5sos 7ss aaaty. se's fo lined Ribbed SlO0
for infants II. Wrappers Dollar Day Sl.0O
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
WONDERFUL VALUES IN MEMS SEC
TION FOR DOLLAR DAY

BOYS S150 Blouse Waists Ss.1G
Boys $50 Wool Caps - ag.9G
Mems $500 to $500 Hats aa.GG
Boys Hats, $500 to $500 values SI.0G
TRAVELLING and Over Nlpht Raps a 40 vi.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

NOTION DEPARTMENT FOR DOLLAR
DAY
One dozen Cap or Fringe Nets, GTNn
$50 value . ID UU
ue o's Dress P'S''sT' d. . va'- SIOO
ue o''s S'o'S snaps. 80 vat Sl.0O
$50 5os vsi9e 2istS : '"s" elastic SlOO
FoIds IDS o0''a' Bands. : pieces Bias SIOO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS IN BASEMENT
$50 Brooms .....-...... SH.GO
10 rolls 15c Toilet Paper Ss.OO
$500 ALUMINIUM Double Boilers SE.9O
Doz Blue Dinner Plates SI.0O
81. so Colonial Glasses - Ss.GO
$1.75 Pyrex Casserole - SE.gO
SIPS Acme Freezers - &I.0D
$50 and S175 Candle Shades sI.OO
S1.75 and $500 Mahogany Candle Sticks.
$H.OO
ANY $1.50 piece PYeX - SEOO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
MILLINERY SECTION FOR DOLLAR
DAY

triaIaed or %n,eF !, H'''' trimmed ana m Sl0G
S1.00 of Of any of our Spring Model
Lace attractions are many
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

Ladies Pocketbooks, several styles Val
ues 81 25 to 81 SO each. Special for C10n
Dollar Day, each DJ.UC
Ladies Shopping Bags. lined with fowefed
satin Regular S1.2s values, For C1n
Dollar Day, each ... -VO
Misses and Children's Bags PLAIN leather
silk and patent leather. s1.50 val CT M
ues. Special values, each !. Dk-UU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
AS Usual--the Big Values For Dollar Day
Will Be Found at the Big Store
Lippincott & Co., Inc.
DOLLAR DAY IN OUR INFANTS AND
CHILDREN'S WEAR SECTION

yes45, ovsr s,do dSst 1aus Suits ages to S1OO
s2'oo GioSan@ Saaes Dresses 2 to u years SIO0
to foq5 PRS M GedLsq5 reaar 6r2e pfaTs 4Ce o S1OO
for lqan5s boIIar 6sS 65sspeFs $50 value S1.OO
and lnsan5o s9'5o vaide5 Mase Dresses $50 SI.OC
for Lot Of Girls Hats. $500 values S1.OO
New Britain herald., 1921-10-10
HOME PRAYER MEETINGS.
Various Ministers and Church People to Take Lead in Cottage Services.

UO ldkG At21U III OOCIdSe ociVlCSS.
 The calendar for union prayer meetings to be held at the homes of various church members Friday of this week, has been announced as follows:
 Home of J. B. Comstock, 1564 Stan ley street. Leader, Mrs. S. McCutfh- con.
 Home of E.. E. Weeks, 14e Fair view street. Leader, Rev. .Dr. G. w. |C. Hill.
 Home of Frederick Vessel, 39 Ma pie street. Leader, R. J. Kloiber.
 Home of Charles Atwood, 5 Sher- man Court. Leader, Rev. G. M. Mis- sirian.
 Home of Geo. Comstock, Maple ave- nue, Maple Hill. Leader, B. F. Jen- nison.
 Home of A.. w. Upson, 267 Shuttle Meadow avenue. Leader, E.tC Con- molly. Y. w.. c. A. Leader, Miss Jear Wardrope, general secretary Y. M. c. A. Leader, Harry Han. COCh. ]. . .
New Britain herald., 1921-10-10
CITY HEMs

Oct. 14th, Ruffo concert. tickets on sale, c. L. Pierce.-7 -7advt.
 Indianola council No. 19, D. of F., will hold an important meeting in Judds hall tomorrow evening at s o'clock. Degree work will be con- ferred upon several candidates A harvest supper will be given to the members and their friends at o'clock
 Victrolas and Pianos, Henry .Morans |-advt.
 Jester has great buys at his clean up used car sale. 193 Arch St.-advt Girls Dresses at Besse- Leland S. advt.
 Ruffo Concert tickets at Morans'- advt. Ruffo concert, 14th. Tickets at c. L Pierce & Co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-10

WANTED-Position to take care of furnaces and heat boilers. Experienced. 2S6 Oak St Tal ~nn Hs5Y tn-A-eH-
New Britain herald., 1921-10-10
RASPBERRIES RIPE


 snJns Found at Warren Yestcrday V by Local Motorist.
 Apple blossoms, red raspberries and huckleberries in their prime 40 miles from this city, while New Britain people sat behind gas. electric, oil and wood fires yesterday and shiv- cred and shook in the icy breezes, was the unique and surprising dis covery of New Britain man who motored to Warren, Conn, yesterday. The story sounds pretty much like a Lou Stone story from -Winsted. but upon investigation it has been found that this condition is not without precedent. A second crop of red raspberries has been seen: in the Warren neighborhood. before, The Herald one day last week told of a hall being decorated in Berlin with apple blossoms and it is only few years since Pennsylvania had a sec ond crop Of huckleberries.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-10
ATTACHED STORE ENTERED.

Consta ble Fred Wrinkle reported to
 the police that a store at 31 Lafay-
 cite street, which is under attach
 ment, was entered Saturday night or Sunday morning, and cigarettes to the amount of $60 and twelve boxes of Candy were stolen. Detective Ser eeant Hart is investigating.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-10

WANTED-Trained baby nurse, Swedish,
 would like position. Call 4-2544 Hart ford, Conn. 10-7-3dx
New Britain herald., 1921-10-10
SITUATION WANTED.

as mothers helper part of time by reliable woman. Address Re
 liable Box T. Herald. 10-2dx
New Britain herald., 1921-10-10
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Architectura Craftsman, day or evening, to copy plans and make detail
 Herald, Box X32X. 10-10-2 2dx