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pacl nam THE MIAMI HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER is 1917 iiiiiiiiiiiiiilii i MP! oanii and Dacie County (that being the true basis of all great we put our work on record in saying that these Anniversary goods having been assembled with great patience and effort on the part of our organization cannot be duplicated again while the war lasts All over the store these goods are on sale and hundreds of people are buying them Wei urge every man and woman to come and inspect the of-ferings because there is certain to be things you need and present prices are worth taking advantage of We are now ready to begin the Anniversary Celebration anew Fresh goods have been brought out- to take the place of those sold i The great sale wiir practically start all over again We cannot urge upon the public too strongly the good sense of taking advantage of this remarkable Anniversary merchandise Thinking first of the interests of our customers because it is their confidence and good will we crave above anything til The Anniversary Offerings of Women's and Misses' Apparel Are So Wonderful That the Whole City is Talking About Them 1 'M time are priced in a manner that brings a joyful thrill to purchasers It is offerings like the following that make the Anniversary the most talked-of sale of the entire year Box after box of lovely new things have been arriving for the second week of our sale It is a pleasure to offer these beautiful garments to our customers knowing that they are the last word of fashion the very clothes that women want and at the same eaisiBtisB Gowns and Coats Many plaited effects Colors Burgundy purple copen navy grey taupe and black Sizes 16 to 46 You Save $750 to $1200 $15 and $1650 25 Serge Dresses made of botany serges all wool in several styles braid and embroidery trimmed straight front styles some slightly pegged top pleated skirts HH tight fitting sleeves sizes 16 to 44 You Save $5 to $850 10 and $1350 lar Shelton Looms fabric Rencontre collar of contrasting color wide detachable belt trimmed with eyelets silk cord and tassels novelty barrel effect 'pockets fancy buttons to match the color harmony Colors: gold rose apple green magenta grey tan copen and kelly green length 40 to 45 inches Sizes 14 to 42 I $1350 and $2000 19 Evening Gowns Made of silk nets in rainbow colors lined with gold cloth and others elaborately trimmed All sizes all shades You Save $15 Where Do So Many Pretty Coats Come From? You've probably asked yourself many times this fall A good portion come from Milady Shop judging from the number of women who buy them here every day $10 $1250 $15 SPORT OR AUTO COAT One of the most exceptional values of the season a sport or auto coat made of the much advertised popu 29 Party Dresses for the younger set made of fine taffeta nets satins and charmeuse colors maize pink rose blue Nile green gold lavender white and black i You Save at least $5 to $750 $15 and $1 750 27 Evening resses Made of fine Taffeta Silk Net Charmeuse Satin Some are beaded others embroidered all lined with cloth of silver or gold in all evening shades Sizes 16 to 44 You Save $10 to $1250 64 Chiffon Taffeta and Satins in 16 styles embroid- ered beaded and tailored Georgette sleeves colors HH gray navy copen purple brown and black Sizes 16 to 44 You Save $5 to $750 and $18 54 Satins in 14 styles of soft satins taffetas and taf-feta combined with Georgette crepe draped tunic and $10 $1250 to $20 1 White and Novelty Chinchilla Coats in I 5 styles The best Chinchilla A Saving from $750 to $1250 jj 16 Suits value up to $2750 $1750 Georgette Blouses in 20 styles $450 $5 and $6 HI 1 00 Satin Skirts 1 5 styles for this week only $5 You save $350 Sizes 26 to 42 belt Mi HUYNQJf and get the full seasons wear from these fine Alterations made on anything you buy backed by our guarantee of 222 Twelfth Street hi? Abe Martin Clemson Defeats Florida Eleven FIREWORKS OF BIG CONVENTION TO BE LITERAL MURDER CASES NEXT WEEK IN CIRCUIT COURT CAUGHT DEVIL FISH WEIGHING 0VERA TON Brought To Elser Pier By Captain Newman Hard Fight On The Upper Kingfish-ing Grounds TO THE WOODS NEXT TUESDAY FOR HUNTING Game Season Opens And Indications Are That Live Animals Will Be Very Liber-ally Pursued AUTO OWNERS MAY HELP IN A SOCIAL WAY Their Machines Needed By The Motor Club When The Waterway Delegates Begin Arriving Here Pyrotechnic Displays Arranged For Day And Mayor Names Miami Delegates The Pageant Tom Hunter And Harry Angeles To Be Trie Verdicts In Civil Sheriff Leaves For Some Prisoners Jacksonville Nov 17 Clemson's offensive proved too much for the University of Florida football team and the Carolinians piled up 55 point3 against the 'Gators' seven-on Barrs' field today Clemson outclassed the state eleven throughout the game and gained its points by playing straight football Twice Armstrong intercepted Florida's passes and ran long distances for touchdowns and he and Banks and Bartles gained consistently through the 'Gators' line Florida's score was made on a 25-yard pass from Loomis to Thomas Two hundred and fifty students attended the game and were entertained at a dance at the Seminole hotel tonight TO CLEAR THE BOULEVARD One of the largest giant rays or devil fish ever cauorht near Miami was brought in to Elser's pier yesterday afternoon by Captain Newman of the yacht Kemah The sea monster is nearly seventeen feet in widtht and about nine feet long weighing more than a ton Its mouth is an 'especially predominating feature of its appearance being about three feet wide Shortly after the monster had been made fast to the dock a large crowd of people gathered to see it It may still be seen at the pier tuday Captain Newman reported c'aat the giant ray had given him a hard battle He caught the monster at the upper kingfishing grounds about 11 o'clock first catching him with a harpoon The giant ray towed the launch an Sportsmen have begun to prepare for the opening of the game season on Tuesday next and the woods throughout the county will no doubt be liberally visited on that date and also throughout the hunting season which ends in March More than twenty-five licenses were taken out yesterday with the prospects of a rush all day Monday in anticipation of an early break to the woods on Tuesday Those who secured licenses from the office of County Judge Sam Barco yesterday were Belcher Price O'Reilly Gus Lucas Buckner Allen Callahan Wilbur Neuenschwander Keen -M Scott A Powers and Hardee of Miami Brag- Judge Pierre Branning yesterday completed the list of civil cases that have been occupying the attention of the circuit court for the past week and a special panel of fifty jurors has been summoned to try the two murder cases that have been set for the next few days- On Monday the trial of Tom Hunter for the murder of Julia Hackney will begin and this case will be followed by the second trial of Harry Angeles for the murder of Simon These are the only capital cases that have as yet been set for trial by State's Attorney John Gramling and it is expected that the entire week will be taken up with them The Civil Suits A jury in the circuit court late Secretary O'Connor of the Miami Motor Club stated yesterday that at the meeting Friday night those present decided upon the route over which Waterway convention delegates will be taken while in Miami Arrangements are being made to secure as many automobiles as possible and Mr O'Connor wishes all who will donate their cars to register same with him at the Motor club room which is located in Uurmey hotel before next Wednesday November 21 so plans can be made for their use Mr O'Connor further states that letters will be sent next Thursday to all persons who have donated their cars explaining the details of the trips so that no waste of time will be necessary when the time is at hand An invitation has been extended to the Miami Motor club by the Palm Plans for the entertainment of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways association's tenth annual convention which are being rapidly rounded into 'form include both day and night fireworks for which a contract has been signed with the Newton Fireworks company of Chicago 1 A representative of the company now in Miami claims that the fireworks he will use here are made from the residue of war materials and there will be no waste of explosives which might otherwise have been employed against the enemy of the United States in the world war The fireworks display for use in daylight will be shown during the forenoon of Friday November 30 during the inspection of the harbor by the rivers and harbors committee of congress at which time a decorated boat parade will also be given A force of workmen will begin early Monday morning clearing the sidewalk on the Boulevard in front of the new Hotel McAllister which is still in its uncompleted state The brick and other building material that was left on the sidewalk will be removed within the building and the street will be left clear for the public don of Cutler Albert Johnson Alla- Friday night awarded Murphy the Eventually pattah Savage of Lemon City Meloy of Miami Beach Walter Grant Perdue Sam Salva-tore of Ojus and Hilliard of Princeton eighteen-footer nearly to Miami Beach where it broke away from the harpoon Captain Newman gave chase and landed it a second time with a shark hook and the devil fish towed the boat back td near the place where it was first caught Seven rifle shots were fired at the giant ray in order to stop its career and captain Newman had to summon assistance from another fishing boat before it was finally ended The big fish was finally killed about 2:30 o'clock after a struggle of over five hours TELLING US HOW TO WALK A STATE OF SIEGE Beach County Motor club for the Miami club to meet that club at Dania on December 9th and from there to proceed to the Davie farm where the clubs will be entertained under the direction of Helm Auto Licenses The Miami Motor club extends an invitation to all strangers in Miami to call at the club rooms next week when Frank Roop county license inspector will explain and fill out? necessary forms for their automobile licenses This should be done promptly so as to eliminate trouble KEEP STREETS CLEAR Why not conserve th home guard by an occasional autoless Sunday? Lafe Bud's aunt made an assignment t'day havin spent all fer love the association's request to mayors to appoint delegates to the convention by announcing the names of the following as Miami's delegation: Leffler Moore Romfh Lummus High-leyman George Rabagny Stohe-man Bobo Dean Atkinson and Branning The mayor is a delegate by reason of his position Pageant Committee An enthusiastic meeting of the marine pageant committee was held at Elser's pier last night The committeemen and others interested in the success of this feature of the entertainment were addressed by Chairman Railey who outlined at some length the plans perfected so far and told of the benefit that may be derived from the successful attempt to impress the members of the rivers and harbors committee of congress Liberal prizes have been offered for the best decorated boats of the several classes Trucks Rio Janeiro Nov 17 The government has proclaimed a state of siege in the federal district and in the states of Rio Janeiro Sao Paulo Parana Santa Catharina and Rio Grande do Sul WHY PUT IT OFF? See Central Garage INVESTIGATION BEGINS 1310 Ave sum of $750 damages for injuries alleged to have been received in a grade crossing accident at the Eleventh street crossing of the Florida East Coast railway over a year ago Murphy's Ford car collided with a ewitch engine and was badly damaged Several parties were in the car at the time including Mr and Mrs Murphy but the other litigation that grew out of the accident was settled out of court A Dann was awarded damages in the sum of $3000 against the United States Fidelity Guaranty Company The suit grew out of the failure of the Biscayne Construction company to complete the Dann building on Eleventh street and the insurance company were sued as bondsmen for the contractors The suit of Abram Thompson against Florence Hahn which involved a dividing line between the property of the two parties was agreeably settled out of court Sheriff Goes for Prisoners Moran left last night for New Symrna where he will bring back a prisoner who is wanted here The sheriff will also stop off at Palm Beach to get another prisoner who is The display for night will be given on the evening of Thanksgiving Day Stovall Coming A telegram yesterday to the Chamber of Commerce from President Hampton Moore of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways association conyeyed the information that Pleasant A Stovall of Savannah ambassador to Switzerland has accepted an invitation to attend the convention and will be one of the speakers Thanksgiving Services The Chamber of Commerce last night wired President Moore that since union services are to be held here on Thanksgiving Day at the Presbyterian church cross the street from the Royal Palm park where it was intended that the convention should hold patriotic services the two should be consolidated It is planned to begin the convention's service in the park at nine o'clock in the forenoon and continue the addresses and musical numbers until 11 when the service at the Presbyterian church will begin The latter will occupy three quarters of an hour Mayor Watson acted yesterday on 7A Chief of Police Dillon has ordered policemen to keep the streets clear of all obstacles and to bring to headquarters all bicycles found on the sidewalks Chief of Police Raymond Dillon last night had men busy with paint brushes and cans of white paint marking the crossings at Avenue and Twelfth street A few nights ago these marks were made in red paint but this color was not conspicuous enoueh hence the white paint which should be plainly seen today CURATOR OF AN ESTATE CLEANING New York Nov 17 Investigation of a report that large quantities of sugar and other foodstuffs are being hoarded in this city has been begun by District Attorney Swann it was announced tonight "This hoarding cannot be for any price of sugar" the district attorney other purpose than to cause a rise in said in a statement' "It is stored I am informed with markings on it to disguise the fact that it is sugar" COMING! Next The Troubadours at the School auditorium next Friday Adv and DYEING OF THE BETTER KIND AMERICAN DRY CLEANING CO 534 12TH ST WEARING OLD CLOTHES Havana Evening News: The Manufacturers' Record says we should wear our old clothes longer and show our patriotism And that is not all we'll show if we wear ours much longer ARDEMORE OPENS TODAY The Miami Bank Trust company was yesterday appointed curator of the estate of the late Henry Raywho died at the city hospital on Friday The amount of the estate is not The Ardemore dining room at 1112 Boulevard opens today for the season's business Merritt is the manager locked up by the Palm Beach county authorities.