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7 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. TUESDAY MORN lis FEBRUARY 38. -1919; COLEMAN. FRANK, private. Meosic.

DIED OF WOUNDS U. LOSS 1220. i CALPHAM. TfiOXAS, private. Cowan.

HhCKMAN. RALPH, private. Greenville. of WITH 8 7 DEATHS Men lotMng at One-third to One-half aving ruiLLiPS. HOWARD, private.

Kane. KENNINGER, WILLIAM, serreant, Penn; burr. STRINE, 'CKAWFOSP. corporal. Wayne- boro.

KOVACSIK. STEVEN, private. Canonsburr. SEMENSOW. FEODORE.

private. Homestead. DIED OF DISEASE ARMSTRONG. ANGUS, lieutenant. Franklin.

GiBSON. EDGAR, sergeant. Kittanninr. COUGHLIN. TIMOTHY, private.

Erie. GAUGAWASE, GRANVILLE, private. Lans-ford WOUNDED SEVERELY SJ-ER. CLARENCE, waroner. Wrights villa.

MILLER, GEORGE, private. New Castle. ktlLLER, JOHN, private. Norristown. MILLER.

LLOYD, private, Johosonville. MILLVION, GEORGE, private, Apollo. BAUERLE, FRED, private, Pittsburgh. FRANTZ, LEO. private, Veraaillos.

GERMANI. SANTO, private, Milton. PISTER, GEORGE, private. Scrantoa. PITRO, NICK, private.

Uniontown. Three Transports Reach Port, and Four Others Now on' Way Over Ninety Pennsylvanians. Included Among Major Casualties; 17 Reported Dead This wonderful Sale continues, with an excellent assortment of Suits and Overcoats of the best styles of the season, from the Stein-Bloch Hart, Schaffner Marx and several other well-known manufacturers whose Clothing we can guarantee for style and serviceability. The reductions range from approximately one-third to one-half the average saving considerably more than one-third as compared with our own regular prices of the season arid our own prices have been really lower than they would have been if we had not bought long in advance of the season. Be sure to see these extraordinary values: 18 American Sailors Interned at Constantinople Have Married Turkish Women Philadelphia's Loss, 22, With 4 Dead Loss in Nearby Territory Dead, 2 NEW YORK, Feb.

17. The steamship Rotterdam Avith troops, under command of Brig. Gen. James B. Trwin, and the Dante Allitjhieri with 15SS men aboard, arrived here today.

Four other transports, each carry WASHINGTON, D. Feb. 17. Casualties, of a major character, reported by the War Department today totaled 10 with eighty-seven reported dead. Pennsylvania's loss numbered ninety.

Seventeen Fennsylvanians are listed among the dead, two being reported as killed in action. Twenty-two Philadelphians are mentioned in the list, four of whom are Men's Winter Overcoats Reduced to $14 75, $16.50, $21.00, $26.50 and $29.50 Men's Winter Suits Reduced to $14.75, $21.00, $26.50 $32.00 and $34.50 Besides the Suits and Overcoats, in styles to meet the requirements of the most critical men and young men, the Sale includes Fur-lined Overcoats, Fur-collar Overcoats, separate Trousers. in great variety, Evening Dress Suits, Motoring Coats, Raincoats, Mackinaw Coats, also Youths' Suits and Overcoats, at reductions of one-third to one-half. strawbridse ciothier second Floor, East SCALFEEO, DOMENICO, private, Maybur. SERSHEN, JOE.

private. Neuton. STILLFOX, ARTHUR', private, Johnstown. BITTNER, HARRY, private. Pittsburgh.

JOHNSON. WILLIAM, private. Oak Ridge. GALLAGHER, JAMES, private, Carbondale. KIPPLE.

LEANOR. private, Alexandria. PINIAROWICZ, KONSTANTY, private. Nan- ticoke. THXER.

JOHN, private, Lewutown. WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER-MINED COOPER. ORVILLE. sergeant, Lancaster. JOHNSON, WILLIAM, sergeant.

Port Royal. BERGUSON. AUGUST, corporal, Arnot. FRECH. ROBERT, corporal, Pottstown.

GOAZIOU, LOUIS, corporal, Houtzdale. GREENY. JAMES, corporal. Say re. GUSTY.

BEN. corporal. Tarn. HARTMAN. HARRY, corporal, Danville.

HOLTZ, FRANK, corporal, Wllliamsport. ROSS. LEON, corporal. Towanda. SHANNON.

JOHN, corporal. Smith's Ferry. BARNHART, EVANS, corporal, Dunbar. AYERS. PEARL, corporal.

Delta. DAUBMAN. Carl, corporal, Highland Park. REIMEL. STEWART, lieutenant, Bartonsvillo.

MILES. RALPH, sergeant, Knoxville. GOCHNAUER. GERALD, corporal. Manheim.

ing from two to twenfy-tive rasual of- tieers and men have sailed from France. The Sewall's Point and vAbanzarez are! due at ew York February 2S. and the Gooiland and the "West ilosokie at Newport News. Ma rr-h Among the units on the Rotterdam I anion? the fatalities. Losses in near-were the field and staff headquarters bv territory number eight, with two re-company, medical detachment.

and i Ported killed in action, rompanies K. I. and M. of the Casualty Summary SeUing More Furniture Every Day Than tli Infantry (negro Army, Killed in action of the 02d Division; headiuarters staff i Died of -vvoui ds of the 92d Division: a detachment, of Died of accident Company of the ltl'Jd Infantry, of Died of disease the 41st Division (National Guard Wounded severely tfiAnc. W.it-ltinrt.-n i romi "Wounded, decree nndftfrmiYio.l 19 10 9 39 312 821 Spring Opening Display of Correct Mourning Millineiy 1220 tana, Idaho and Wyoming), and cas- uals.

i Total Dante Allighieri troops included PH I LADELPH I ANS 61st Regiment coast artillery corps DIED OF WOUNDS complete: three officers and- r.S men GILCHRIST. ALEXANDER, private, of the 1T. S. S. Scorpion, who were leans street.

the Corresponding Day Last Year! Our Entire Stock at Reduced Prices We are surpassing in volume of business the records of every. day of last February 1910 Or- KELLY. WILLIAM, corporal. Clifton Heights. LOHNRMAN.

HERMAN, corporal. Macungie. i MILJUS, JOHN, corporal, Pittsburgh. GEORGE, BEN. cook.

Bethlehem. L1NDENMUTH, JAMES, private. Brookville. LOWE. RALPH, private.

Fairchance. LUBOWICKI. JOHN, private. Erie. IMGER.

OSCAR, private. Pristol. I BUNJEVOE. ROCKE. private.

Pittsburgh. KEMMERER. HARVEY, private. Cementon. PARSONS.

HARRY, private. Nowrytown. i BORGI. GIOVANNI, private, Crum Lynne. BRENNAN.

JAMES, private. Throop. CICCARELLI, SABATINO. private. Pringle.

CUNABELLI, LUIGI, private, Wilkes-Barre. CELLETTI. FRANC, private. Dilltoun. FLANDERS.

WILLIAM, private. Pittsburgh. KEPLER, JAMES, private, Harrisburg. NEARBY STATES KILLED IN ACTION 1 CALAPECEHIONI. RAFFAELE.

private, Trenton, N. J. at Constantinople during the war and; DIED OF DISEASE a number of civilians, including Y. M. RAYHOULD.

DANIEL, sergeant, 1003 Seds- C. A. workers. This vessel sailed from ley f-et vt, i CARR. BERNARD, private.

1714 North Third Marseilles January street The Sixaola. arriving todav. brought DE alessanbi. GUISEPPE. private.

1158 47 casual officers and men, 1t of whom vnmwrvPRPT wro sick or wounded. The vessel DLD SL. hhLLi which were the largest February days we had ever -known up to that time. That is not because the values are better than last year. Prices are about An excellent display of distinction and refinement, featuring only the very best styles of the season adaptable to the requirements of Mourning Millinery.

New ideas in Turbans, in Veils and their draping, in large Transparent Hats, modified Di-rectoire shapes and "off-the-face" Hats, ranging from the deepest mourning to the all-black Dress Hat without which no wardrobe is complete. iai on a level with a year ago though the savings are now a sergeant. 1651 North left Bordeaux IVbruary 2. BEMY.rmiw 5949 Norwood l'jlgllteen ot the lilty-six niemoers oi CUTLER. JOSEPH, sergeant.

i.ron' i llmihiuit Si'iirmon. street lilt i i 1 iWITTROCK. THOMAS, corporal 1421 Cayuga interned at Constantinople frn April 11. 1917. until last November, married private, Trenton, N.J.

McGUIGAN. JOHN, horseshoer, 3142 North STELNER, WILLIAM Twenty-first street. I W'niA'nVD KFVFltFT 1 11 1.... 1 A i 1 I lUl lilsn omen ar.u na- un i jvu i BATES. WILLIAM, private.

1862 East Linpia- bridge Clothier Second Floor, Market Ntreet, West hind there, according to Lieutenant i cott street. SPLEXMAN, EARL, private. Hagerstown. Mdw Commander Herbert' liabbirt of I SICljt. ima-AY.

private, 908 North Forty- SWISHER. FRANK, private. Hancock. Md. Houghton, N.

former comuiaiidcr of vanOSTEN'hARRY, private. 1216 Stiles scof 0,: the Scorpion, who arrived here tda. street Ck i BULLOCK. JOSEPH, private. Camden.

N. J. With forty other members the gun- EDS KEINBERT. corporal. 2010 Shunk M00RE EARNEST, mechanic.

Camden. N.J. boat's crew on the Dante Aliighieri. A JCKKSON. JOHN, corporai.

133 Federal street. new crew was sent to relieve the m- iLEvzf.E. corporal. 2200 Diamond tho fKeet. Luzerne Register May Keep i Fees 17.

i bi.ii pugier. ico I or ui aip.rs was sincd ton street. Clearances of Women's Coat At Extraordinary Savings Sptci-il to The Ivquirer. private. 2S50 T) rri.At.

i Wll I a Vol thr 'j l.r.n.i.1 W5 -lo- HUttA.lt tn oi iuc cic urucU1. KULISER. PAUL, private. 4780 Melrose lane, i i seph Darley, commander yeoman, aged GIBSON. OLIVER, private, ioo North FifSeti i llliata Morgan, Uepiter of Wills in who requested permission to re- i lnzerne county, is enutiea io zees in main in Turkey l.ecause he wanted to corporal- 2817 addition to his salary.

The "Supreme marrv "a beautiful Turkish girl about BUNTING. HOAACE. corporal. 7017 Paschall made this decision today, af-JO years old." His request was grant- UeWALTER. private.

4260 Fr.HH J.rm?nB the on. ir'S little more attractive as based upon present cost of production. Nor is the greater business this month due to the fact that OUR ENTIRE REGULAR STOCK IS REDUCED, for it was reduced last February. Our special purchases are in some respects more attractive than last year, but even that is not the whole reason for the larger business this month. Then it must be simply this: The assortment for selection and the values are more attractive than in any other Furniture Store Furniture for Bedroom, Dining-room, Living-room and Library, and countless pieces of Novelty Furniture at re-ductions of from 10 to 45 per cent.

Please remember that this is all the kind of Furniture upon which we have made our reputation the well-selected product of about two-score of the very- best factories in this country many of the lines confined to this one Store in this city not "cheap" Furniture and not the -very costly "show" Furniture but artistic, beautiful, well-constructed Furniture for home-loving people, from those who have to work hard Odd groups, some from our regular stock, others are special pur chases; in many instances the lots are small, but every Coat is thor oughly desirables many are duplicates of the best-selling numbers of the season: MIX avenue. jf.ontroiier r. n. iienaersnoi reiuseu ANDEASSE. ALFONSO, private, 680S Lans-i to allow the fees, which annuallv run downe street- into several thousand dollars.

He otucd dchucvi claimed the county was entitled to OTHER PENNSYLVANIANS them and surcharged the Register for KILLED IX ACTION" the fees he has retained since being in COLELLA. VINCEN20. private. New Castle. office.

A.t $13o0 A CI 7 Kf) LOURS and TURES and a Trpr pom few plain colors in zibeline and poms, in various dressy nearly all lined through- cheviot. These were formerly styles 'out. I iu i ii 1 1 iim i II If IvTvFTTTTW III Mll'TIF ITi I Till II til II I II At S20.00 ni.in.mmu Litkn in i i n. i i 1 1 ii i i i FUR -COLL AR COATS, also a 18.00 and $20.00. At 15.00 -TRIM-COATS, in few with collar of the material; all well-lined all in dark colors and lined Established 1850 medium sizes only; throughout.

throughout. (f COSJflA WOOL VELOUR in plain and silvertone effects, RLAil0CK5.BLYNN.Inc. 1523 Chestnut St. for their money to those known as "well-to-do" and prosper- throughout Strawbridge Clothier Second Floor, Ctre ous. srrii tuJirnrj.

trawt-ride Clothier Furniture, Third Floor: Metal Bedsteads and Fourth Floor. East The Apparel Shyp for ike Better-Dressed Men Exclusive New 'Sweaters in Complete Spring Array ed and an effort will be made to obtain his discharge and a pensiou. During the first three months of their internment the men were allowed many liberties, including frequent shore Jeaves, but later an armed Turkish guard was placed on board. The officers were then restricted to one visit ashore every two weeks and the men! one visit every two' months, always ac- companied by "Turkish guards. NOTED NEGRO REGIMENT HONORED IN NEW YORK NEW YORK.

Feb. 17. The three; thousand members of the :i.tth lu- fantry the Fifteenth. New York's negro regiment, who achieved; a great record in France, are the guests of the city today. The regiment came by train from Twentv-third street for the parade up Fifth avenue.

The paraders were led lv-tbe band of -100 '6 It was a great 1k.v lor t'oloncl Hayw aid "IleU Fighters." as they were christened by the 1 rench soldiers with whom they fought. Wounded men of the regiment were carried in automobiles. A large negro in one of these cars stood up as it passed the reviewing stand and yelled: "If dey only gave us a little more time, Governor, we ar brought back de Kaiser and his whde blootuin' family." Another shouted: "De Rhine am a beautiful rif r. but it aiu't got anything on dis yerc Hudson." "We's all decorated," remarked another: "some wid de war cross, but; all wid a smile." The SOOth Infantry, formerly the Fifteenth New York National Guard, was the first complete regiment of negroes to go to France, during its entire stay at the front. The colors of the French war cross were carried on the flag of the regiment, which is one of the units of the United States Army thus honored.

The Spring I'Blaylock" Derbies Are" Here What's in a vamei Everything. "Blaytoclc" more than a mark of distinction. It denotes youthfuhicss of style, becomingness, utmost in i-alue and de pendability in service. Price $5 $6 Boys' Wash Siiits Reduced A most attractive collection of" desirable Wash Suits' for boys of 3 to 8 years. One of the many extraordinary features of the Clearance Sale.

ALL OF THESE AT REDUCED PRICES: Woven-striped Suits, middy and butloned-on mcdels $1.15 Neat Junior Model Wash Suits exceptional value at $1.45 Wash Suits, in Junior Middy model; fast colors now $1.95 Wash Suits, one and two of a kind special value at $2.75 Junior Woolen Suits, neat and dependable special at $6.75 Handsome Woolen Suits, Junior, model special at, $8.75 A. Clothier S-ond Floor. Filbert Street, East One look at them will make you eager for the spring matching up of Sweaters and Hats, with harmonizing note in the sports frock or skirt the Palm Beach idea is a Sweater and Hat to match, worn with white, and it is most effective. And, by the way, the latest novelties in Sweaters worn at Southern resorts, are duplicated here. The new slip-overs are charming, with iheir fancy weaves, quaint necklines, tuxedo collars, etc.

Some in skirt effects, others following closely the fashion for a snug waist-line by being purled to fit. There are zephyr wools at S7.00 and J8.50; fibre silks and Shetland wools as low as $10.00, and all-silk up to S35.00. Then come the Sweater Coats with fringed 'sashes, button-trimmed and laced girdles, deep sailor and Tuxedo collars, shirred novelty pockets and covered buckles, and a host of other depart w.iiiiiMiiiMMiiiimTimminiTriTrnTTTmiiiiiiiiiiiMiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmWHrW ffitTfinra: Every Woman ures in sweater fashions. All-silk, up to S50.00; Shetland wool at S12 and and the all-wool mohairs in almost tailored effects, which are so well-liked by Southern tourists, are All fashionable colors in the "collection. 1200 Children's Colored Washable Dresses Extraordinary Value At $1.35 DAILY SPECIAIW Nds aTonlc at Times strawbrid? Clothier Aisle Market Street Men's Neckwear Below Value At 95c -Beautiful silk Four-in-hands, high-grade in every particular; carefully made especially for us, and priced at much less than regular value.

Great variety of popular patterns and colorings. At 35c A special purchase of attractive Four-in-hands at a considerable saving; extensive selection of desirable patterns and colorings exceptional value at 55c each, or three'for $1.00. SStrawLridgA Clothier AUlo 1. Market Street Special, These Extra-size House Dresses QUEL'X MAKE in 48, 50 and 52. Special dt $2.95 Percale House Dresses, in barred and fancy-striped effects, with a white poplin collar.

Special at $3.95 Xeat, pretty House Dresses of striped gingham, with deep rolling collar and full-length Special at $4.65 Two attractive models of gingham one in effective combination stripes, made with a round collar of plain cham-bray; the other of blue-and-white striped gingham, trimmctl in vest effect. DJX-MAKE House Dresses, in extra sizes $3.85 and $5.00. Strawbridpe Cloth ir ThirdFlcor, Filbert Street, West Towels and TowelingSave limited quantity of high-grade Linen Towels the remainder of two assortments to be closed out at exceedingly attractive prices: Linen Huck Towels, 18x34 hemnied now $6.00 doz. Linen Toweling now 35c yd. a The majority of female disorders come from that curse INCOME TAX FORMS OUT Ready for Those Receiving $5000 or; Less Yearly WASHINGTON.

Feb. 17. Individu- als with ineonies of $5000 or less may now obtain inootne tax return forms at offices of revenue collectors of banks, the llevenue liureau announced todav. The forms have been distribu- ted throughout the country and were released todav without awaiting signa- There is Comfort- in the Shaplely Linesof Nemo Corsets As thousands of women who wear Nemo models know. There are styles designed for slender women, for those of average build and for stout figures.

Let one of our experts fit you in the correct mdoel: Six different styles, for children of 2 to 6 years. Clothier Third Floor, West ST. Mf-V. of womankind, irregularity of the digestive La. 4 organs which causes con At $4.00 ture of the Kevenue bill by the President.

The form for individual incomes of more than and other tax return forms will be available within two weeks. Tho individual form for incomes of Bed Spreads in Great Variety An extensive and varied collection of Bed Spreads at attractive prices. The following assortments will be of special interest to the housewife who is re-furnishing her home. CROCHET Spreads white, in! DIMITY SPREADS white crin- -Nemo Self-Reduc stipation. Many symptoms At $7.00 Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets with Self-reducing straps and other elastic devices below- the waist-line, which gradually remove excess fat by gentle massage.

peculiar to women, such as languor, aintine: spells, back- various attractive Marseilles designs $2.50. ing models that give straight, fashionable ines one style designed for average figures, short or of medium height; another model is for taller women. At $5.00 Corsets with the Nemo Lasticurve Back, for every type of figure; flexible, but moulding the figure firmly in graceful lines. Self reducing or less is a printed t-heet divid- cd into three parts, one constituting a "work sheet" on whV-h a taxpayer may figure his income according to the guide provided, another containing de- i Tailed instructions aud the third being; the actual return form. Married per- sons or heads of family who made or more and siugle persons who made S10t0 or more in WIS must makef wut returns before March 1 other afflictions are due to im- kled stripe; 62x90 inches, 72x90 inches, 80x90 inches $3.00.

MARSEILLES SETS white satin-finished Spread, with scalloped edges and cut-out corners; afid Sham, to match $10.50. COLORED SETS colored Mitcheline Spread, with scalloped edges and cut-out corners; with Sham to match; 72x90 inches, NEMO WONDERLIFT models for all figures, made with the Wonderlift Bandlet which lifts and strengthens abdominal muscles purities in the blopd, brought on by this same trouble. MARSEILLES Spreads white satin-finish; many handsome designs $5.00. SCALLOPED Spreads white crochet weave, in Marseilles designs; scalloped edges and cut-out corners $4.50. White satin-finished Marseilles Spreads; scalloped edges and cut-out corners $8.50.

straps also are features of models. the and organs, easily adjusted to in-j dividual needs $6.00. Nemo Brassieres, Fit as They Are Fastened! 90x100 inches, $11.50. Clothier Aisles 31 and 12, Filbert Street a Firm, comfortable Brassieres, that result in smooth, unbroken lines from shoulder to hip $1.50 to fctrawbndge Clothier Aisle 12, Centre Straw-bridge Clothier Third Floor, Market Street, West Six Thousand Yards of Fine 1 38c 4 Woven Tissue, Special TO DISCUSS STRIKE Baker and Wilson Conference With Employers and Employees WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.

Secretary Baker and Secretary Wilson today telegraphed officials of the Building Trade Employers Association and the International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, asking them to send sentatives here Wednesday for a conference to discuss the building trade strike in New York. The joint telegram was dispatched after the secretaries had conferred with Henry .1. Skeffington. of Boston, and Walter IX Davidge, of Washington, who were appointed conciliators by the Department of Labor last week. The conciliators came here today from New York to make a report.

are everywoman's Mend and a won Just received, this shipment of pretty Woven Tissues, which to many women are the perfection, of fabrics for dainty cotton frocks. In neat, stripes and checks, in blue-and-white, black-and-white and pink-arid-white, also many of the new plaids in two-color and three-color combinations 38c a yard. derful source of help to those in need, mi 1 1 -ii i 'a Men's and Women's Umbrellas, Special At $3.50 A remarkable value in serviceable Umbrellas, with coverings of tape-edge Union taffeta (silk-and -cotton), piece-dyed, over strong paragon frames. WOMEN'S SIZES are fitted with handles of plain or fancy carved woods, or bakelite tops with wrist-cord or ring. MEN'S SIZES, with plain or natural wood handles ia hook or crook styles.

Struwbridge Clothier Market Street Cross Aisle 3 inis genue, wnoiesome laxative ana corrective stimulates the action of the shippish liver. VjowpIs nnd kidnevs. The Magnificent heney Phonograph The Cheney has gained in popular favor almost from the day of its inception it is indeed a remarkable musical instrument. So constructed that any disk record may be played on it, making it especially attractive to the music-lover who desires a diversity of records. The faithful, distinct and clear reproductive qualities of the.

Cheney are unsurpassed. Prices $75.00, $100.00, $135.00, $175.00 and $225.00 Suitable terms of monthlv Davmsnk Dinner Sets Sharply Reduced In the Semi-Annual Sale" there are more than seventy-five distinctive styles of Dinner Sets marked at FAR LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES. Various 'attractive styles of decoration 7 i brincririp: reprilarity health and com- KM Model 2 Straw-bridge Clotbier Aisle 7.. Market Street fort. The jaded nerves are refreshed and the whole system is nourished and rejuvenated by this wonder- i 1 1 .1 r.

mi iui nousenoia remeay. rurcnase of Beecham's Pills today and GLASSWARE Thin-blown, Table Tumblers 5c Needle-etched Table Tumblers, 10c Light-cut Sherbets now 20c Light-cut Candy Jars now 65c Colonial Pitchers special at 30c MISCELLANEOUS White English Bowls, set of 6 now $1.25 a set Yellow Bowls, set of 5 now set White Porcelain Pitchers -40c Miscellaneous China, Cut Class and Art Wares at Decisive Reduc- New Model Pullman Baby Coaches It will be an easy matter to choose from the many new models handsome Pullman Baby Coaches here various designs and finishes. Prices $47.50 to $75. Much Enjoyment for All From These Games Parcheesi 65c Pollyanna 75c Educational Games 10c .5100,00 AMERICAN PORCELAIN Dinner Sets, 98 piecesnow $18.00 Dinner Sets, 98 piecesnow $19.50 Dinner Sets, 107 pieces mow $27 Dinner Sets, 107 pieces now $31 ENGLISH PORCELAIN Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, now $30.00 Dinner Sets, 107 pieces, now $37.50 Dinner Sets, 107 pieces, now $38.50 Dinner Sets, 107 pieces, now $40.5.0 Dinner Sets, 106 pieces, now $35.00 FRENCH CHINA Dinner pieces, now $33.75 Dinner Sets, 107 pieces, now $31.50 Dinner Sets, 108 pieces, now $42.00 cah.be arranged. Straw-bridge Clothier Fifth Floor.

WeSt Prevent a Breakdown a The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the World" At All DruSgUt, 10c 25c Directions of special value to womn are with evertfbo. STRAWBRIDGE CLOTHIER Hons. Rob Omega Oil gently oyer the aching nerves cover with flannel soaked in the Oil, pat dry fiannel over this and bind tightly against the face. This simple treatment has brooght peacefnl rest to peopl who have snnered agonies. Uuija Boards 81.25 and $1.50 "Straw-bridge Clothier- Straw bridge it.

Clothier Basement aiKtci KltiHTH STREET FILBERT STREET Fourth Floor, Centre i 3f.