The evening world. Newspaper, April 25, 1916, Page 15

Se aeesetpeemeneemeeeeenenemenns enn WAVAL SHIFT AT SAYVILLE. | 1», 2Aeut. aA are, Sem oe He eueceeds Pattleshin | itichtgan.” He ndson "who hes, Seon in Lent. Merrick in Com charge since the United States as- man Wireless 5 med charge of the radio station. “qMhe German owned wircicns station EO erce Will fo to Honolulu. tamale, te of whlch is under | at ther station ‘had’ been increased ed val Sutiortiien, ae A how supervisor ha eTeont ied gtetherea anemone are sixteen men stationed there, The Kind You Have Always Bought hi as borne th ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has bi been made medal bis Bordecel supervision for over 30 years. pane, ne oi deceive you in this, Counterfeits, Imitation ana a Ge ed are but experiments, and Cel the Four More Men Capture Fobs in Headpin Tourney | SCHEDULE TO-NIGHT, Christ Church House (4), Century No. 2, Friday Nights (2), Park Slope, Gifford Park (2), Italo-American (3), | Loretto @), Lyceum (4), Clover, Co: |rinthian (2). Four fob winne) night's bowling in ‘The Evening World | free headpin tournament at the White Elephant academy. ‘Two of these were memb of the Fairwood five, who carrieé off the championship of the recent N. B. A, tourney: “Silent, Bill” Heins and J, Fagan, John a ner of the Dyckman 8 team got his medal with a 112 score, which stood high for the evening, and the Dyckman No. 1 brought out the fourth honor man in §. Stevens. ldren—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA is @ harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paree beoes and Soothing Syrups. It contains nh A of iin Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It stroys Worms and allays Feverishness, For more than, thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troue bles and Diarrhoea, It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, givin healthy and Renae he Children’s Panacca—The Mother's Frie Toe The Kind You Have Always Bought Fe Bears the Signature of tn Use For Over 30 ) Years ‘Trained Nurse Used Duffy’s And Yeast For Diabetes: Some months ago Van Norden, the celebrated specialist, startled his colleagues with the statement that he had successfully treated Diabetes cases with whiskey. lutely pure medicinal whiske; fy’s Pure Malt could have made use of such an authoritative statement, but declined for lack of proof. Here, though, is real proof recently re- ceived from a nurse who in years of Git Lee) a ecind the Lee of Duffy's re alt ey of im- dread. disease, mediate benefit in the diabetes, and we quote it for what it is worth to the afflicted: “I hare been a nurse, but now retired. I have always taken your Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey when run down by orer- work, and in Diabetes hate recommended it to everyone, and with the aid of it and yeast from the brewery Duffy's Pure Malt | Whiskey has cured Diabet Of course, ill sugar and sweet things are out of the dict."—Ellen Reid, 189 100th St, New York City. LLEN RE ained Nurse Dufty’s Pure Malt Whiskey olutely pure tonic stimulant, made for medicinal purposes only. fb saieve au Ate forth for it which have not een proved in actual pract physicians never hesitate to recommend this valuable remedy | systems need building up, for Duffy's is @ most excellent and in- A tables f Duffy's in equal amounts of water or mill its Mike digestion and assists assimilation. to those wh vigorating toni before meals and on retiring *¢Get Duffy’s and Keep Well.” in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY. Beware of imitations. Si TE Get Dutfy's from your tamily wine store. licensed drag- NO ist or grocer, Il he can ot supply you, write as, nd for asefal household book.et free. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y. THE SIEGE OF VERDUN ZepPELIN RAIDS ON LONDON Pictures That 7 pn War Right to New York Trenches Captured Before Your Eyes The Fighting Around “Dead Man’s Hill” Blowing Up Malancourt Bridge. Australian Bushwhackers in Action The Last Stand —Kaffir Troops in Battle Armored Train Dealing Death to Enemy German Fleet Ready for Action Zeppelin Leaving Base for England Spotted by the Searchlights Dropping Bombs “Somewhere in England” Shells Bursting Near the “Zepp.” The Grim Toll of War Different from anything you ever saw Continuous—12 noon to 11 P.M. 15-25-50 Cents PARK THEATRE Columbus Circle at 59th Street (Auspices ot The Globe) Some new records may be made to- night, with two Corinthian teams scheduled to roll. ‘Che first quintet will be represented by Champion Jimmy Smith, Mort Lindsey, Charles Paul, A. Newman and P.’ Kracke, | and they expect to beat the Termi- | nals’ 511 total, besides carrying oft! the high individual, The scores: Hower Bank—Wiberien 64, Dale 89, spring 60, Mebu puoagh Jwagen OD, NO, Capelli | Vere! 49, Banner. . thy Ol, Total, No, 2-8. Ousmanich 19, J, Cus Vika iP chirchen Si, ‘Sausstu Br, ; —Serventt 91, Olgbarti 63, * Bien Mice, 5. tal, 247; docdlamit, 306, tol 48, Motrin 0, | Flart | nis. otal 876, Neimeyer § ! Wairloh 70, "Heliman 73, Werdrec s71, State Insurance Fund No. 1—Fy 78, Lannen 41, Wolf 3s Jog, Hoar. Drckman No, 8 Ww. ‘8, Stevens, b 1 High Individual Score, W. H, Benedict, New Brunswick... eoees 113 High Team 8cor Terminal, Manhattan . sense BIL The Bergman academy will again be the scene of a big bowling contest. | Jimmy Smith will give his rival Alex Dunbar a handicap of 240 pins in a fifteen-game match, total pins to count, at this academy on Friday night. a DETAILS, Asked about the Prodigal Son, @ Sedgwick County (Mo.) boy wrote: “While he was yet a great way off, his father came to meet him and fell on his dirty neck and kissed him.” THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, j Members deft of tha original resulted from last ¢ ' ete, AMUSEM ENTS, LAST GLORIOUS WEEK MADISON'SQUARE GARDEN es VETERANS CELEBRATE. lt It was daylight this morning when the | aunuel dinner of the V« the si end. 09 on ful fair, for early in the ing the mem bers were inte of President ce son's _avceptan: their, invitation ; \t become an honorary member of the or- ganization, ‘Thereafter there was @ pariea of patriotic speeches and other things. ‘The, dinner was on the anniversary of the “Fighting Sixty-ninth's” march fown tr on fia way to the war in 1861. are but twenty-two Horuavione, PERSIA THE BIGGEST AND BEST CIRCUS EVER EXHIBITED aSlONsT Bn ee ir tts AK CONGRESS, Sit at cee ae or at Oe ine 10, rice to afternoon serie Sy Offices: Mae Pikes ‘ ts ‘se im Jonn O'Connell ts Presidents Sain Mi Vic ident; “Herat. pt. Auge METROPOLITAN vray a Ls toy EEK OIAGHILEE ES BALLET This i9 turning an old phrase face ; Bbout, but modern mothods of Oana Hive. 8 45) 4 59 Mats, oaily 218 fat havo mado this revision possible. Hii eos 90 ha $1 00 you are overfat an ob averse oO | Rtg exertion; if you are Ilkewise Lilia HIP ae ORAY fond of the table and ati! want to ro- || Soue's Rand ticnal Your excess flesh, neveral pounds, do {O00 Vepte i Oo your druggist or write the Marmoln Con 26 Mekroo Ave,” Des || THE WORLD'S frolt,. Mich.) and sive him (Cor send | em) 7 conta ror this modest amount | ——-———__. of money tho druggist will put you in OLUMBIA ,®: | the way of satisfying your ambition for & 4ith a nice, trim, silm figure. Ifo wilt hand Maids of America you @ large case of Marmola Preserip- eens tion Tablets, (compounded tn accordance with the famous Marmola Preserip- tion), ong of which you must take after each meal and at bedtime until you be- | gin, to lose your fat at the rate of two, ree or four pounds a week, Then con- tinue the treatment until your weight ig what You desira Marmola Prescrip- | tion Tablets are not only harmless but really beneficial to the general health, You ‘don't need sturvation diet or weak- | & Vicia Vrank Gardner & Co., Billy (Swete) gning exercises, Just go on eating what ki Suntay, Floyd. Mack & Mabelle, leave exercising to the athe put take your lite tablet faith- sl ME fully and without @ doubt that flabby 434 ave. flesh will quickly take unto ftself wings, To-day, “Dap! leaving behind it your natural self, neat= 1 Keyat, ‘catn lv clothed in firm flesh and trim muscles, oto Vass Changed Daily: —16e, —Advt Nr. @th Aver| bvery Sunday Vauderille Concerta | Gus Baw torus, Sam Lai. i fs bert & Co., Bermac’s Clrous, Law: ~__tHearnes, |) Aff os moni KS LE, G THEATRES At | vntrange Cass of Mary Page,” of fiay & 40 50 bye at 3.15. EME URE Matinees Wed. & at "RIO GRANDE LYCEUM Madison Av. & 59th St. Cont. 1.34 A te and Triangle Photo Plays ay BS Byes at 8 9. THE HEART OF ‘WETONA Horie! FRANK KEENAN NEW AMSTER Shakespeare Festival ‘Laat’? Times TREEin Henry UNIT dest t saris ‘ent epectacie efen on the stage’ H Faves lL «THE COWARD” | PAT f ‘Ako CKLE and Others, _(“FICKLE PATTY'S FALL vy LOEW'S NEW YORK 3"rarre Combined Capacity 5,000, Prices 100, ‘Ibe, To-da: Hees ‘Peters jn <The Closed ae G LIBE ees Witintse Weta eat as ERSON in the Musical ay GOMPERS INSULTED BY A WOMAN, HE THINKS, Labor Has Open Mind on Gary Plan, Samuel Gompers said last night at a labor mass meeting in Stuyvesant High School that he and other mem- bers of the American Foderation have open minds ag to the Gary school Plan, which the Board of Education purposes to spend $12,000,000 to spread, All that organized labor asks, he add- ed, is that the Gary system be not ex- tended until it has been thoroughly approved by a com n represent. ing the varlous human interests con: cerned in the prob! of education in this city. “Will you stand for that after this meoting is over?” asked Mrs, James Arthur of the Bror “LT think that qu retorted Mr, Gompers. insult,” m not a fledgling, and the people who know me know I will stand by anything t CONCERTS AND MUSIC, e Theatre, 20th St., ur. Bway “Last "Recitals 0 the Season” YWETTE GUIBERT} To. Morrow , (Wed The recital wi} Pvening, ut 8.15, in nddress of Broadway at 42d mm of 8. L. Hothatel mm non Dally, Loe fh NTHE TEMPLE OF THE MOTION PICTURE" rate Trinmp!a: ARE WHERE ane ‘The Most Bensalimal Presented. © Every Drama Wer 16 ¥ of Age Bhould Seo It. Gontinucrs From2 GLOBE (No Childe & 4th St Admitted.) Mm SIANDAKL fee AIGA TWICE2.15 | 1. CL. DAILY 8.15 |SU: DAY Narion, ALL MATS. 25¢ & 50¢ Vien Bios Hey They LUE “SIEGE OF VERDUN » ZEPPELIN RAIDSSLONDON| NA RUOM ANY PARK fee them tond BROADWAY THE \TRE JOHN BARRYMORE 1, x T, THEATRE, (Trice, Del, way, By. 7202," un.) 2 & yi'vay ar s ce [MAMEE DOR t0 Nora Flyna STAND Py ioe Ome. & Soliata, Parvum in "David Garrick, Angered by Question After He Says} AYER & Dudley BLINORE BEATRIOR AS YB CANDLER * Bs oe a Pe, é USTICE : honey COHAN'S raat wad 43 3t Re he J Mitzi es: in “POM- POM” __ BURLESQUE. LYMPIC 43", Matinee Dally “BLUE RIBBON BELLES” | DALY'S Frwy 8 THE SPRING MAIDENS GALETY Sesiuiah watts | DE SRNE nia CRITERION : ____ STEAMBOATS. Kiithvit it | on Tynan's ron | THE. MELODY ‘OF YouTH Sig ght- Seeing Yachts FULTON thanieg tts, [|= iGLiIn LH FOR SALE. LIN- BLINN! A WOMAN OF NO JMEORTANCE,_ aa tae Ssotht ig for Men and Women peu CO., T STORES Open Eves, vent! Broadway. nt rhe Vin THE COHAN REVUE “1916 REPUBLIC Wife"). maT COMMON. CLAY, aie BELASCO 4105! it AMORICAN WATCH & 6 ane, Tete Cort aad DIAN Mai oT Maen’ Calla FAM WHER Vent MA gO, », Inamnonda 4 Jeweiry 15, Open Tevenings THE BOOMERANG BINGON CRUSUE IRENE rewi Playhouse ‘\ Wr i & GRACE atone _ DENTISTRY. Dentistry That Lasts | bias RNARD HAW 8 Comedy "7 is * Waterbury Dental Work ts tn a class} Captain repens Conversion || ,Wererbury, Dental Nvork te tne clase 391TH S17, Ghee. tos os T comfortable. ‘These ROO 8 ‘Teeth | give permanent satisfaction, ‘They stay fh place, You can eat anything and get the full favor, the same as with natural teeth, Cannot alip or fall, because they are made in The New WATERBURY Way Come here in the morning, have your old teeth extracted FREE, and return home at night with a NEW set that fte perfectly, Decayed teeth saved LOU-TELLEGEN in “A Kinz oj Nowiere COMEDY 4".! ie. 86 Bat, 2.18, Hest AWoN Awe loose PRINCESS tts gy9 | feeth Uahtened—nissing teeth reninced few Nuslea ais dnt i years, Fixtrnetion ental Surgery VERY GOOD EDDIE |) nate paintess by our CASINO Kinw & ak ra NEW BOTANICAL DISCOVERY EBLE DAD h Full Sets of Teoth - » - $65.00up - Gold Fillings - + + + %1.00up LYKIC fHbs Gold Crowns, 22 karat - $5.00 up 20, M. ' Silver Fillings = - - = 60c up W OORT nian , WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS | 29 W. 34th St., New York Arnold. “DALY. | 414-416 Fulton St., Brooklyn ivel of BEAU BRUMMELL, | HouR®, 8 TO 6 SUNDAYS. 9 To 2 Punch & Judy Theatro,49th, &, of By. | @erman, French and Swedish @poken. TREASURE ISLAND LADIna IN ATTENOANCK B50, Mate. Prt, 8 8 ORCHESTRA yet & Lex WANTED Fimt LEXINGTON . sity Lt ‘and tmounter wanted Gre! LITTLE LOST: Rin | erent ie en ce _APRIL 265, iv ROAR ToD SEA pam AA SE AARP ei 1916. orien areas EARN Wen of ith avenue Fourteenth Street 17TH ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK! SHEETS PILLOW CASES M INS QUILTS LINENS TOWELS TOW INC SOAPS AND HOUSEHOLD NEEDFULS BLANKETS BABIES’ DAYS Are GALA DAYS For Mother as Well as Baby Wednesday April 26th Thursday 27th Friday 28th Saturday 29th os ee stocks of NECESSARIES and LUXURIES for Infants to Children Weeks of untiring effort have been spent to make this Greatest Sale Yo" the What we have accomplished you may judge by the extraordinary offerings in this sale, which was inaugurated to introduce Our jew Stocks at beginning of season—orders placed months and months ago, some of which were actually paid for before delivery of goods, are a few of the [exigencies that had to be met this season in order to equal our values of previous years— reg. “Bishop und y« trim'd with em! hemstitehing—r reg. ne —atylos for pretty, Reg. IAttle Noy: ‘Tommy Tuck various new mode madras or line! contrast collars, ka or whi white col French styles, with turnbacks of lace or embr over em turndown stylee—ccntrasing satin ribbon Fosettes,, Jai eto—to & yi tle Chi id hemps—ros hagen, natural round or flat crowna—turned or down-—dainty ribbon rosettes, te bow or to 6 yra. A high-class manufar surplus of Silks Weayea; ulso al Wool Fabrics, such a. ! Cashmere, | White Piques—« by hand « Natnsook and ntrast trim—to yet practical— in? Suite os and Shepherd Check 1d models-—collars of contrast- ophe: ‘a, cuffs and belts ike or leather Rite Lawn Caps— jon—- embroidery furnbacke—to 8 yre. trimmed with Special prices prevatl in every section. Babi resaca-—Natnsook emb'y and or low neck — ‘amb: rke effects value proidery or eR. AD 49 and .69. to 6 month»—n reg. .79 and .89 Hablen’ si sk brite to 3 yrs, Infante’ F plain w tusstan and cuffe—reg. 3 lomwhite. with 5 eota} Ask! Mar’ dozen prices i event Wholesale © veri SF wate 2.80 embroidery centres. of daintiest embrol to match covers— value .79 and . ‘or hand ere wale 5.79 Lawn— donigns—embroid oidery shirrings, valuo $1.0......+ assortment of lace inserte Pahet eal centres in varlow with embro! le .6D "1 edgeo—othore with contres—valuo § seeee Male 18 vine white Hate—Mil rie Henntilted @ ana A 74 ie, navy, Copen- and burnt—pointed, up A_qrad tendan ho will inquiries or to #1 purchase of nec r entire Special, during in Crepe or Poplia 1 the smart All- a Borge, $6.00- nh, ete, and #0) a Jaintily oinbroidered tton Shirte— sleeven—high or low neck— sizes to 3 yoars—rem, nk or with and without collars rapers—he 4. ted are less then Bables’ Pillow Siips— Plain, tucked or allover, open emb'y ruftios inserted Ce eat hae more than $7.0 for Babies’ Da; long or short Sale .20 Mables’ Half Wool Shirte—high e ort sleevea— shell finish— alee 3 years ++ Bale. 32 Slik and Woel 8 trte tor 4 infants dium or light Welghts—Woll-knowa Drandes wi ‘oat— atralght edge—an Nnexcelfed™ variety--two popular al: 04 A large and com; rene: sive Pique Carriage Covarmembrel dered Ora sloped or. + Sale .87 gate 1.45 sortment of A@vance Models in Sweater Coats for Children te @ yrecld IN OUR MATERNITY SECTION ares Seen in at- advice aa ‘to the ea. thie sale 1@—All articles fentifically and saa Mill Lengths of Standard MUSLINS Nength price aning——no Mall length pric nch Dwight Anchor PI seam he of & in “tt No Mail or Telephone Orders for the above. bt 17|#0-inch Unbleached Boating 8 19) ¥eu Pe Prico—yd... essere ‘Tamit 80 yards, Wert 62 st. ven | Mate Thats. & Sac 40, sade An Amazing Opportunity for the Thrifty House- CENTURY TEMPEST wife Who Realizes Precarious Wholesale Conditions. ule. lins —Reliabl lity—fl ve—soft finish—full 8 Saar Feat sy, ee a ion, mierean Seli-th) 99¢ Other Mill Length Special Pricesr— FAIR AND WARMER ¢ BARRIS Ys) hori ‘Wtmapatta Mustt sy ae 1256| He Oe ul Temoth price 7} 20 yarde 5% All Housekeepers’ Week—Offerings Purchased during thie Sale will be held and delivered at customer's convenience. Continuation Sale of Man'fr's — of WOMEN'S MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ‘To prevent dealer Vash Silks satin 4, Wo MSILKGO MAIN PLOOR, 69 ct. All Wool Fren: 404neh—Fino shades of tan, pet ss Gaur Light weight 79 et. Lunch Ch Hemstitehed heat patt 35 ct. Opaque Window Shades 1x8 ft.—note SHADES 64 ct. Bleached Sh: 41x90 (before ons, 3-—BASEMBNT, Look tor ~32 inch. . —_—_—_—_—— EXCEPTIONAL VALUES , ns | MORNING SPECIALS—Tomorrow, Wednesday, Until 1 P. M. No Mail or Telephone Orders s buying, quantities restricted. 89 et. Men's Pei Blue, “helto atripes of various Bet losirable for | omen's blouses, eto, | | ch Sorgen... .6. BB weave—fash!onable ray, brown, and checks—some 1 navy and plaue coll MAIN FLOOR, pique collars. ‘\ f INFANTS DEPT. 121; wal double hs $1| “uinck and n demand pleated Nounces: PeTTICOAT= SO < PLOOR, BA] Also Net NechWEAL round eealloped MAIN FLOOR. he Dr 1 V of la i length—-all tints, UNDERWEAR AHIKD FLOOR, 47 for full and hemming), eas. RNISHINGS: Clock Signe Denote Mornt the Cloekast ectals, oll “SnCOND "FLooa, ba ct, Women’s Silk Gloves. tipped—biack — o: MAIN 2 & LY ety Bors’ Percale Blouses nlinene-—attached soilare—= ook for the co si MEN'S PURSISIINUSEMATN. FLOOR, || $3.98 Little Boys’ Suits........ 4 to 8 years—now Russian, 3.2 Nortoix, and brown have | LOYS' CLOTHING-—THIRD FLOOR, | a) FLOOR. | 98 ct. Women's ateen Petticoats wy f ail lengths ND FLOOR, 49 et. Emb' ‘d Orsendy Vosteos Laces: MAIN FLOOR y An SECOND FLOOR, 23 dark atrin THIRD FLOOR, Preckat ‘ COMFORTABLES = SILADIs SILVERWARK RUGS CURTALNINGS BUREAU SCARFS CUTLERY TABLE LINENS ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK! Cotton Table Da tal wearing qi substan- ality reg. je 28 Mercerized Table Damasks high lustre—choice pate te 43 70 In pure 1 Satin ‘Table Dar linen bleached— choice deatgn asks— heavy teu. $1 Heavy Irish Linen N dinner size—teg. § dozen lieve 2.95 20, foe Hanen Napkine.-t patterns—reg. $259 don Hate"? 08 1.12% ‘oth 73 sh Linen— alloped Sets rose——pur f hand. TOWELS ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK! Fine Union Linen Huck Towels— 19M%x87 Inch--hemmed—white damask or colored stripe borders. reg. 29... Sale —bi soft, spongy weave cored o1 White Turkish stripe border no 1 jale 16 reg. 19 Bleached Turkish Wash Cloths— hemmed—white or colores regularly 6 cta “tense Cotton Huck Towele— hommes stripe bordors— 17% x36-—r larly .10 Turkish Towels—tull bleachea— white borders— regularly .1 ++ Sale 11 SPREADS, BED TICKS, ETC. ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK! Crochet Spreads f. Be roche Boreade tor % oda— Hemmed or fringed Crochet Bpreade— worth’ 49 Naty Fine satin. Cateh Mai worth $3. 2% "oa Ticking—A. ©. A. and etripee—worth .18...... 11% a Red Tick: e—worth $1. full 1.09 CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK! Imported Irish Point Curtains— r or vine centres—neat or border: an rin, Srrvenneg-—fen and Oriental desig: about terty atylee—reg. 13. 12 Fine Marquisette and Scrim Curtains dainty lace and insertions or deep hematitching—White or Sale 1.77 Shades, Oilcloth, Etc. ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK! Aids 1 Fomned Holland Shades— 9 In. long—28 to 87 in. wide— (i ia without rollere— TOR. AD. ce rceeecsesceeeces Ole OT Holland Window Shadeo—¢z8 tL— all tinte—reg, .82..........8ale 97 bI PAN elf Olloloth——19 in, wide GIL COLOFO. seeeeeesserereereMale @ G-Ooder adhe Bian or Dust agne,pe eran Ro “he long or short curtains— nm stylea— jale 2.27 Arabian reg. $2.49 and $2.98..... oof fom 25 Atco 7 These Unusual Sizes tn Shades: Holland—dull Salts 1x3 batt 3 Sk A0! ot 0 1M. eo ee ‘ag 3? wale ge | before ji pe be Hy ft, white 4 | 9x9 ft. BS Fler itl) be th x at ss Green’ wor.) 9 Gambrio, (length before hemmtng tx i 45 1 PEE ETD: BRUT EES ey 1-49 Housekeepers’ Needfuls ANNUAL HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK! Reg. Sate, . 8 Parlor Ria van > Bi Im ported Turke ¥ ther I rs 69 8m No. 47 Sash Cord or (1 ‘ aubneeslsy ft - ao mt lerub Brushes for floors Athan 17 124 Dustiens D: with long ha oe . $i.09 oT | Long Handle Floor Brooms —eray he white trim... 1.89 5 Dust f Kray hair, white trim + 35 Bt Bestene Scouring Powder... 5 8 Roll of Tar P. sheets—i0x is Re i 64 a ott Jorg " : ) ‘ rush a Pa) Rein are | 1 a ‘ toes oO 7 swee art Soap tees a ack nd Mot .