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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
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MISS Tai:RNEy

Mrs Joseph McCanna WINS hos
tess at a lovely breakfast and
bridge party for Miss Gencvicsc
Tierncy this morning at min
O'Clock. at her home on South
Fourteenth street.
The table was adorned with
yellow and white snap dragons aud
nnsturtinms. yellow and white
place cards were used also.
Covers were laid for twelve. Az
ter a delicious breakfast three
table, OF bridge were played.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

shoe polirhes tina, not only Inn
prove the looks Of your footwear
but make n hst longer. All colors
from 10 cents up. 9. MHy's Shoe
Store. 3If West Central avenue.
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DINNER FOR MISS
ALICE WHITE

Nh y y WnkefIoId was hon
tess at a dinner at her home last
evening at sever o'clock to honor
Mis- Alice White. Yellow and
white was the color scheme and
marguerites In baskets tied with
yellow tuile adorned the table. AZ
ter dinner bridge was played until
a late hour.
The guests were Miss Alice
White, Mr. Lyman rutney. Mr.. and
Mrs, Richard Bruce. Mr.. Alien
hruce and Miss Juliet White.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

MANILA--The democratic par
~ won "a sweeping virtory In the
city OF Manila In Yesterdays gem
rrai election. carrying tAc entire
ticket Rf4 NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
Supper Table
Gossip 3

TIE Naarab Temple Of Atlanta
has sent n message OF thnn),s TO
Dailut Abyad Temple OF Shrlncrs
because Of the r,ception giycn
that temple while here en- Fo1te 10
the convention In California.
The Rcpuo.iran womcn's assoc
citation OF Bernalnlo county VIII
hold a meeting aud luncheon nnxf
Tuesday AZ the y. Al. c. A. bniid-
ing to elect officers and make Diana
for the coming fail campaign.
The knlghfs OF Columbus win
hold a picnic sunday in tho 1Iitfas
canyon Games and entertain-
mcntf r being arranged.
cadet Earl a. kicrnnn nf4I
cadet Sefgt. Chester Pool OF the
New Mexico Agricultural college
were In Albuquerque today In tho
Interest OF the college. They are
cndeaVOring 10 obtain students for
ga, acnoui and tnus increase thu
iicSerVc Officers training corps
OF the institution. They ate ~
route to katon.
Mrs. D.. &. Chavez of it2s soatii
Second street, - reported 10 have
been slightly injured when the two
street cars collidcd at Second street
and Central avonu Wednesday
evening.
.. 4. Snlifh. wlO h soiicitina
members for the middle Rio GraDdc
Valley Reclamation association re-
ports that getting members n not
difficult. The first nan he APP
preached gave him "a cigar and "A
glad hand. he said. lie desire all
members who are signed up 10 send
their checks to e. 5. White. truns-
urcf. at the First National bank,
and those who wish to sign up Tor
the association. to correspond with
- e. Hernandez. collector OF In
ternal revenue.
The girls sewing class 90 Old
Town met this afternoon in the
school house. The class meets every
Friday afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Final decree Ia the divorce case
nief In the district court by Noah
IN. Rcdimcr hEainss Ellen Redimer,
was Issued by the district court to-
day. granting the divorce. The
grounds were dcsertion. 81.
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SECOND SERIES or
LUNCHEON BRIDGE
PARTIES TODAY

Mrs. q. ". Conner and her
daughter, Mrs. Horace Keenan,
were Possesses at the SECOND OF a
series OF luncheon bridge parties
nj their home 400 North Twelfth
Street az one o'clock today. yellow
and gold we're the colors used and
ophelln roses were used IN profus-
ion. There were thirty guests at
luncheon and seven tables Of
bridge afterward,
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sPEIiAfAs DOwNER
CELEBRATES HIS NINTH
HIffT HlpAK

Spcllman Downer. the son of AIR.
ana Mrs. George \. Downcr. 7O0
West silver avenue celebrated hts
ninth birthday with a picnic for n
few Of his Young friends yesterday
afternoon. The children left In The
car at five O'Clock for Tiieraa Can
yon. The picnic supper was scrv-
ed at Sedillo I'M. After the sup
per games were played until time
"a return home.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Green Of
81 paso are guests NJ DIR. and Mrs.
&. a. Conner this week.
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The Face in the Mirror

Your face, does II wear the eon,enisd
expression 81 good health. or are the
features drawn and psalidi In the latter
eass. your story "a read by all Who zee
you. and What woman Of spirit wants
20 be paied for her physical condition I
There Is . way 10 SET the nervous, tired
lines out Of yo1r face and the slvmp
out Of you body. The use o. iha,
standard remedy. Lydia Z. Pinkham's
veEetahie Compound. viii strengthen
the nerves sad tone w the system 10
resist that rseenziys fatigue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

AiEs FvnnFeline Perry loft wee
tcrday for Kansas city TO visit
friends.
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HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly treined ad
writers. IL you so desire, they
will gladly assist you in word
ing your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

Miss Agatha Burke. sister nj
Mrs. Ralph Keicher left yesterday
for her home IN Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09

The devil fish verics In length
nom one incl &c 90 feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
SANS souCI CLrR
DANCES At q NJ ANS
CLUE

The Sans Souei club held It's reg
ular dance al the Womnn's club
last evening. the date was moved
mp W days earlier. ne the meet
inRH are usually on Saturday
evening. on account 90 other NJ
fairs for the visiting shriners to-
morrow evening Dancing coniin-
ucd uniil n late hour when deli
clous refreshments were served.
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no spTND sosfiE TINE
AT IlslfIsZ

" y. woodson Of Memphis Ten
nessee, and his daughter. Mrs.
Bate Mnstin Of Fort Worth. Texas.
left Yesterday TO spend several
weeksat Jemez Springs Mr.. Wood
s"n and Mrs. Mariin have been IN
Albuquerque for the past week. ar
irving to attend the woodHon Nc
Miiien wedding, on "Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Kiech Of Tfs
East Gold avenue left yesterday for
Arkansas and Ohio 10 visit rela-
uver.
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NpDD TINT
tHdB DANCE

rue GOOD Time club will hold It's
reRulaT monthly dance al roiombo
hall tonight. Dancing viii begin
al 2 o'cock.
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Coal supply Ga. Phones . and 5.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

An enjoyable evening was spent Mt
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer L.
Corrie. AT $50 East Seventeenth street
on Saturday the occasion being the
ninth birthday anniversary Of their
daughter Florence. Many very pretty
and useful gifts were received. The
guests from Wilmington were: Mil
dred Horn. Annahele Grassland Ruth
Russum. Josephine Flanagan, Judith
Spicgel. Elsie Baker, Doris Conowav V.
Josephine Callahan, Ruth Norstr,lm.
Mary Downs. Mildred Norstrum.
Miriam Russum, Lorraine Butler,
Janet Butler. Margaret Eckrich, Serena
Horn. Nellie Shakespeare, Mar
garet FRrTen. Lsttia Shakespeare,
Florence Thomas. Virginia Thomp-
son. Louella HayInan. Florence Corrie.
Francis Downs. Walter Corrie. Jo-
seph Hall. Wilber Leathem. Morris
Thomas. Charles Ashley. Elmer Cor
rie. Edward Grassland, Willnrd Cor
RE. Cornelius Callahan. William Cor
RE. Daniel Farren. Andrew Shake
speare. Earl Ainsworth. Leroy Hay
man. Jackie Palese. Robert Honey
Irving Honey. Gilbert Hayman, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer =. Corrie, Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Butler. Mrs. Benjamin
ConOvey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hot.
fecker. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Corrie
Mrs. Howard Thomas. Mr.. christopher
Corrie, Mr.. Vernon G. Reed. Miss Elvs
Fox. Miss Elizabeth Thomas. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carl Norstrum. Mr.. Walter Bos
ton.
The out-of-town guests were Misse-
laVenla and Marion MCCafferty anC
Alma Weisberg Of Philadelphia ant
dr and Mrs. Harvey Dickey Of Stan
ton
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MONTCOMERY-U'DELL
CASE UP AGAIN
Marriage Annulment Proceed
ings Resumed in Circuit
Court at Elkton.
Special corrc-pondence Every Evcn,ns.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton. Md. July ls--Iu the Circuit
Court for Cecil county. tho hearing
Of the divorce proceedings Of J I'm w.
Montgomery against Peggy C'Dcll. a
show girl. whom he married here on
January &c. which was interrupted on
June 10. owing tn the absence OF sew
eral Witnesses, was resumed this
morning and will occupy the courts
attention today and tomorrow
Nicholas Orleno OF Philadelphia was
given hearing before Justice Scot
ten. yesterday, charged with bigamy.
and held under 81 500 bail for the
September term OF court.
Marriage licenses were granted here
yesterday 10 Harry l.. Rash and Sara
l.. Hatfield. Wilmington, and Luther
Amoss and Claudine Ovorstreet. Elk
ton.
tuitcd states Senator and Mrr. Jo-
serh / France. are spending the sum
mer al their farm near Port Deposit.
Miss Hazel II. Walbeck. a graduate
Of the Western Maryland College. haa
been appointed principal o, Rising Sun
school
Summer training camps FOR the
various units IN the Maryland Nation
al Guard are being made rendy for
tho troops which will begin their
yeatly training At tho EdScwood
Arsenal. July % 10 August 6.
-Four applicants took the Civil Scr
vice Examination. Saturday Cor the
position OF postmaster at Rising Sun
which becomes vacant In September
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TWO GIRLS TOSSED FROM |
AUTO TRUCK IN CRASH
Miss Steel and Miss Robinson
knocken Unconscious and
Badly Bruised.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. July 1s.--Miss Helen Steel.
secretary to DIR. Walter Hullthen.
president OF the University OF Della
ware and Miss Ethel Robinson. Also
employed at tho University, wero
thrown from tho machine and painful
" injured Sunday morning when a
large touring car struck a Ford truck
in which they were riding on tho Elk
ton TO Chesapeake City road. Rnlph
Robinson. brother OF Miss Robinson.
was driving the truck and Jay Truss
OF Wilmington. was also in the ma
chine. The touring car bearing n
Pennsylvania liconse and driven by a
woman. struck the truck In passing
e. Tho two young women were
Knocked unconscious by the fall. Miss
Steel sustained decorations OF the face
and a spraincd ankle while Miss Rob-
inson sustained spraincd ankle and
her back WAS injured. The driver OF
the car IN ssid to have stopped after
hitting tho truck and upraided those
In the truck for not giving her more
room
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DEATHS,

HANDLER In this city on July u.
1922. Joseph u Chandler
Relatives friends. noilermskers Union
.hipssri are in"'sed 70 View the rem SSnS.
ga Wednesday evening July 10. after \
O'Clock a. the residence W Mrs selby
Room. so7 Va, second street In,erment
Thursday afternoon at 30 o'clock at
Snverhrook cemetery. Funeral strictly
private
FARLEY In this city. on July II. 1922
May Howard Farley ascd 50 years
friends may view remains at her late
residence, l22 Hast Twenty fourth street.
Tuesday evening. July ~. from 10 u
a. CLOCK Funeral services and informant
~ whites chapel, Delaware. on Nedncs-
day al ! y M
fRANkE In chicago. IN on July IA.
io22 MARY wife ~ the late Frederick
&. FRANKIE aged NJ years
Relatives friends. WsnetA Council, ID
bethlehem. are invited 90 attend the
funeral services al the residence OF her
frS a,SaSs .,sc Mry bcsle $40
July 10 az q O'Clock Intorment al
klNeryiev cemetery
HNRONS In this city on July 10. 1922
Martha NJ widow OF James " nyrous
Relatives and friends are invited To at
tend the funeral services ~ her late resi-.
dcnce 2rO2 Jefferson street, on Wednesda,
afternoon July 10 a. 2 q clock CITY time
Informant at Wilmington and brandy.
McCAtGHEN In this city on July Ia
1922 Mary A wife OF Edward A
McCaushrN ~
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
t~nd the funeral from the Residence OF he,
ron-tn-lsw. Alfred W Finch. 5 south Rod.
. man street on Wednesday morning
July ~ At q O'Clock Requiem mass at
~ Thomas Church. lnterment a.
Cathedral cemetery
MApORA-ln this city. on July ls 1922
Catherine NJ daughter OF Joseph J ant
MARY " Msdora aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are invited 20 NJ
tsnu the funeral frpmthe residence OF he
brother Frank J Madora. SAG West Prom
street on Wednesday morning July 10 a
v q clock REQUIEM mass ~ the Cathedr raj
lntcrment nj Cathedral cemetery
pOSTlEs on July is 1922. Annie {
vii. of John y PostleS In her 65tl
year
Relatives friends members of star a
Delaware Lodge, No ], : OF Il Wanet
Council No q II OF p and Court Dia
mond No ! - a. are Invited 10 al
tend the funeral services az her late resi-
dencc. Maryland avenue and Race street
Richardson Park. on Saturday Afternoon
duly ~. al o'clock lnterment a
kivcfNiew cemetery
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DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY


sp.rlal Correspondence Every Evening
pc,uwarr city. July lS.-The Coun-
Gil In charge q the GIRL Scouts troop.
who has designated Thursday as Wis
iiors' day, ON which all the relatives
of tho virls ana friends of the camp
are invited o. spend tho day AZ the
camp. has REQUESTED that all visitors
who intend O. spend the day with the
gr'ls take their lunch with them. as
accommodation az the camp for pre-
parlns a dinner FOR a large number
uf PEOPLE are 80 inadequate ~ 20
make q lmporsihle TO provide more
meals than the usual number. Every
body i~ urged 20 visit the camp. how
ever and an all-day athletic program
viii ho provided for their entertain
ment
The frst dav of registration on Sat
uriay yielded i6S Preparations out of
an approximate soc There seemed 90
he general apathy GA tho part of the
waters The majority ot regirtrators
we're men.
The barge Frank g Kuelcr. which
was rammed 10y the Motor Transpor
tatlnn Barge No. "a. In tho canal
N'al h'i' fiiH'N hsNhH WIS c'i ''t"''F
damaged. Tho cargo of lumber Is be-
ms removed Ia tho barge Joseph I
Nrnrsun The X igler sank during the
ilght and s jus, above water enough
Co. enable the lumber 60 be unloaded
Tho k"Eler s owned by Dempsey 4
son uf PHILADELPHIA and was carrying
cargo ~ lumber from Windsor y
4 @, Philadelphia
Tho motor barge. No. II. was re-
paired here ana left on her Journey q
Richmond. Va.
Large furnished rooms "a rent
Gasoline boats FOR hire 60 nshins oI
grabbing parties down tho river OF
up thc canal Rates rcasonaile Az.
ply 90 VIM. @ Bigger. Clinton and
Miliisf,e arrest ADV
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved and per
mits issued by the building inspec-
tors office for the following projects
Tatnal street 26l2: NJ J. Plumb
owner and builder. addition, $50.
Franklin street, 1911 South; Hugh J
SIS.
Tatnall street, 7o2; Donate FNiceIlo
owner NJ. Capaldi. builder; altera
ton. $265.
Fifth street. AZ East: c Guglielmo
owner, r 9. Burkins contractor; ad-
dition. $500
Lancaster avenue. 2903; Charles II
Brown. owner. Harry II. Jones. builder
four public garages. s775.
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Good News for Smart Women
Reduced Prices on Quality Knit Underwear

Women's fine quality Gauze Vests, With
tailored top and top straps; all sizes; very
special, $50, or for s1.OO.
Women's beautiful Jersey Silk Vests in
pink with ribbon strap; sizes 50. 50, 40 and
%; very special. S1.65.
Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers with
short sleeves and ankle length drawers; all
sizes; priced at SOC and CSC.
Mems fine quality Plaid Muslin Union
Suits in sizes 50, IS and 40; priced special
at S5c.
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Women's Silk Top Sealpax Union Suits
offered special, in white only; sizes 40, y and
a.; special tomorrow at SIPS.
Carriers Envelope Cotton Union Suits.
in white: low neckS and no sleeves; all sizes:
regular $50 values offered at s1.0O.
Carriers Isle Thread Step-in Union Suits
with ribbon strap and tailored tops, in pink
and white SITS values at Sl.50.
Women's Cotton Union Suits with loose
and tight knee: all sizes. in the Richelleu
make: regular S1.OO values at 85c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-18
MEDICAL CONFERENCE on
toMMtNlCABLE DISEASES

Representatives from the New
'Nstle county Medical Societies meet
Inc With the Board " Health 20 con-
sdrr the regulation Of communicable
diseases. yesterday afternoon. after
Discussion adjourned TO next Monday
morning.
The representatives from the medl-
cal societies present were DR. y. Paul
l.ukens and pr Julian Adair. ~ the
New castle County Homcopnth ic
Medical Society, and Dr. Joseph 4.
Wal"f and pr. George W X FORREST,
&c tho New castle County Medical
society.
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WZzo Injured BY Auto.

Peter Wzzo. &c years old. of Twenty
a broken jaw when he was struck by
an automobile near Twentieth and
Market streets last night. He was TAX
en- TO the Delaware Hospital for
treat mNnf
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GROUP NO. 3
$3.50 Ginghams---.2 3. 90

Grouped in this lot are the regular 81 50
values at 1898, and they consist Of imported
and domestic gnghsms, in beautiful checks
and plaids; mighty pretty STYLES and colors
are every one of them. and now, at vacation
time. surely every woman and miss should
have at least two or three ginghams; all
sizes are offered at 1898.
Garment Department
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GROUP NO. 4
1898 Ginghams---S4. SO

This group here offers regular So % val
ues at s4.9S Wednesday only. This assert
nent includes everything in style that YOU
at the same price; all coIors. You'll not
satisfy yourself by Just merely buying one
Of them with such complete assortment.
7irst Floor, Front.
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Pretty Bingham Dresses Offered Special in
Four Wonderful Groups
GROUP NO. Q
$500 Ginghams---$2 90

Your not only find these dresses wonder
full quality, but they also are smart new styles
IN all checks and pIaids and all materials; pat
terms very pretty. Sizes range from 10 to
IS, but most interesting Of all is that they
are regular $500 values offered tomorrow
only at s2.98.
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GROUP NO. /
$3.50 Ginghams---$l.98

You'll find that these garments are made
up Of the very finest quality ginghar1s in all
colOrS. checks and plaIds: many pretty styles
offered here for your selection. IN all sizes,
10 TO 49, Make an early selection tomorrow
as these are regular 1898 values offered to-
morrow only at 81 SO.
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Negress Held on Liquor Charge.

Federal Commissioner John Pearce
Cam yesterday held in $500 bail for
the District Court, Ella Welsh. colored,
charged with violation Of the Volstead
act.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-18
QUENCHES THIRST
BCILDS STRENGTH
Horsford's Acid Phosphate

in water OF fruit juices is delightfully."-
refreshing. Renews vitality and nerve
strength. Druggists.-Adv.
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him. He is charged with assault with
intent TO kill. sault and battery and
arson.
The Iapa neae attacsed Mrs. Rrinton
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after she reprIma nded him for the
manner In which he mad served lunch.
and because he was not wearing q
white coat
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Additional dcnth notices received too
late FOR this column will be found on
Financial page,
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Making Your Vacation Frocks?

Then, you can be sure that they will
be just rs you want them, if you use
Mccall Printed Pattern.
For that is the advantage OF working
with the new Printed Patterns, and its
printed pieces. It's the printed cutting
lines too, that help you 10 turn out
clothes made at home that are ''iust
right" New Mccall Pattern 27lS.
Its printed"
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Medium Brown nRir look. hest ~ all
after Golden CLINT shampoo Adv.
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COOK SLABS MRS. BRiNTON.
Prominent PhiIa. Matron and
Daughter Wounded by Jap
Whom She Reprimanded.

Philadelphia, July 1S.--Mrr Lewis
Brinton. socially prominent and wife
OF Or, Lewis Brinton. head Of the
American Stomach Hospital hsro. was
stabbed ans seriously wounded by a
Nova yesterday.
Infatuated when rcprtulAndec for In
efficiency. the Japanese. who has BEEN
In the employ OF the family i've days
stabbed Mira Brinton eight times In
the neck with an ice pick. Her
daughter. Elizabeth. who came 70 her
rescue was wounded on the arm.
After the attack the japanese not
fire TO the third floor OF the house. II
took three policemen. who found the
Japanese hiding In closet In his
room, TO subdue him. He WIS locked
up In the local jail at Wayne. A but
Ier was slightly hurt In the fight with
the man.
Philadelphia. July 1s--Although
still in a serious condition. Mrs. Lewis
Brinton. society matron, who was
stabbed with an ice pick by Japanese
cook in her home in Rosemont. near
here, was today expected 10 recover
Physicians al the Bryn Mawr Hos
pital said Mrs Rrinton's condition
showed Improvement
Tatsyi Saltnisi. the cook who at
tackled Mrs. Brinton yesterday. Is
locked up in the Wayne police station
He viii not he given a hearing until
Mrs. Brinton is able to appear against
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Special Priced
Piece Goods

Imported Lace Swiss,
36-inch Lace Wolfe with
Swiss dot; shades are white.
lavender, tangerine, tile.
russell, navy and black;
priced at 75c.
Wonderful quality ma
terial in this beautiful inn
ported embroidered dotted
chiffon volle, 50 inches wide
and offered special at CSC.
Silk and Cotton Seco in
all shades. suitable for
Innings, dresses, waists, UNI
derWear, etc; priced very
special tomorrow at l9c.
Stripe Silk Jersey
Shifting of the very
finest quality. 81 inches
wide, and offered for to-
monow's selling at Sl.45.
Main Floor.
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c.,,,ish,. is,a ~ ~'.-s--
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Special Priced
Piece Goods

Here is a wonderful Spe
cial. 500 yards II regular
SOC Woven Stripe Tissue.
81 inches wide, IL might
be we'll to make an early
selection; priced special IL
l9c yard.
Beautiful All-Sllk Crepe
de Chine in all shades. 40
inches wide; priced very
special tomorrow only at
Sl.45.
Splendid value IS this
fine Beach Cloth, in all
shades; 50 inches vide;
placed out very special to-
morrow only at 29c.
Handsome New p &c
Suitlng, in all shades; 80
inches wide, and suitable
for skirts. dresses. etc;
priced very special at SOC.
Main Floor.