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8th ANNIVERSARY‘SALE i
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50 New Plush Coats, All the
W Latest. Styles, to go on Sale Thurs;
5 day at Sp acial Prices. at -93.
$13.95. $15.95, $22.50, $25.06
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, . L_ONG BRANCH-l PITTSBURGH, Nov. 1. Announom
LONG BRAM'H, .\. J.. MW. .1.“ ment was made here yesterday that;
Premier“ Wilson left here last nlfihllthe Standard (‘hain Company. wilhl
,on his last trip of HIP campaign. 'Iielplants in Pennsylvania. Ohio and ln-'
‘Will 51393“ 111 Buffalo and New ‘orkrdlann, had been sold to the Americnni
”431W and “i” “Mk“ “PM” with “t“‘iChain Company, of Bridgeport, (‘onn.i
“Hon crowds at many “iii“. and towns ’ The general ofllces will be moved from
in New York state. “inle arrange’ii’ittsburgh to New York. The pricel
”is for his speeches have beefilwns not made public.
Me by nonpartisan organizations. _____,_______ }
campaign "will?” “Peel “Si s1- MARY'S cuuncn senvncas =
TV” to have an important effect 032‘ Devotions for All Saints' Day will he|
campaign in New York state. lheld this evening at eight o‘clock inf
The President will be accompaniedl .
.St. r's Cl r .
Mrs. Wilson. Miss Margaret Wil“ Ttliix‘ioi'row, Elicgouls' Day, there \villi
" 3““ ”91““ “ °°dr°w 30‘” 5“" r be masses at 5:30, 6. 7. s and 9 o‘clockl
bury Tumulty, Dr. (‘ary T. Grayson, Solemn Hi .-
. .. . ‘ , gh Requiem Mass mil be‘
30 White House physicran. and set cr- celebrated at nine o'clock. |
members of the White House start. Holy Day masses were celebratedi
, ‘7 "“‘ "" ""‘ itbis morning at 5:30, 7 and 9 o'clock.
NOTES OF THE BUILDING i .____._._..____._.
PEPARTMFNT; i HOSPITAL NOTES. l
“‘3 Waterbury “as 3"?" "‘ 9"" , Mrs. Margaret Murphy of 42 Springi
4"" do Wilding operations 0“ the street was admitted yesterday.
0f H. 13- llropper, 0‘ Logan Mrs. Frank Lombard of Norwalk
. was admitted yesterday.
99‘“ “'09.“ “’09in one ‘0 d0 Mrs. Stuart Youngs of East avenue
' g for L. Closer. 01’ County Street. was discharged yesterday.
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A GRANDPA A ND HIS BABIES.
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' German Lloyd steamer Willehad, l
': oath bv which the Dcutschland
' ‘tpt ior unusually rough weather ‘
["11 The Dcutschland‘s rareo is ‘
iat I :45 in the morning of .lulv o, .
‘ is a harmless backséhe, lumbago and
mountain"!
actions,
(Continued from First Page.)
Forwarding Company had some
warning of the Deutschland's ar-
rival. however, for a tug was en—
gaged and Captain F. Hinsch, of
h: compan ,, accompanied by the
health offi er, steamed Out to
meet the submersible. The North
which had been ,at her dock here
for a number of weeks awaiting
the arrival of a German subma-
rine freighter. let her searchlight ‘
Olav on the water marking the l
raVele-d to her wharf.
Captain Koenig said that he ‘
exoccred to leave Bremen on Oc-
tober I, but that his boat was
injursd in a collision and forced
to put back for repairs which de-
iavcd her sailing for ten days.
The captain and the crew of
twenty-five men were in excel-
lent health and spirits over the
success of their second venture. ,
The Dcutschland carried clear- I
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ante papers for "Baltimore or any
Atlantic port."
The boat was no sooner moor—
ed than she was st‘rt'ned from
sight by a pontoon c ‘rying a I
high fence. Her crew went on *
'mard the Willehad, where quar-
ters wt‘re awaiting them. '
A szorc of negro stevedorcs -'
vcrc srnt aboard the Willchad in
cadincss to begin breaking out
he cargo of the submersible at i
‘Wlight or as soon as James Mc- | l
Govern. oi Bridgepon, collector of .
"isme for the ConnectiCut dic H
‘rict, had given the customary ’
‘crmiwon. .
Captain Hinsch said that later .1,
'~t the dav Captain Koenig proba- .|
'"ly would pivc out a statencnt ’
‘cearding his trip across the At- I
ant'c. .
Cantain Kocniz said that. ex— ‘
‘hr trio across had been unevent-
waid to consist mainly of cllctni—
Talc and medicines.
While New London ha" hem
cxlic:tinz the arrival 'of :2 Gm l
~nan cubmarine for some months.
tmw here. the American avents \
of the German line of sub‘na- .-
rincs. The Deutschland appear. t
ed of? Eastern Point soon after
midnight and anchored. 'A heavy .
fog lay over the harbor. T. A. 3
Scott Wrecking Company. sub- ,
agents of the Eastern Forwarri- .'
ing Company, sent its tug T. A. l
SCott. Jr., which towed the craft l
to the special berth at the For- ‘
warding Company's wharf, alons- ’
side the North German Lloyd
Liner Willehad.
Captain Koenig pleaded to
newspapermen that he was too
tired to talk, but promised a
statement later in the day.
Following rumors oi't repeated,
the Dcutschland made its first
appearance in American waters
when. etched by the vivid flashes
of an electrical storm, the craft
was seen by a pilot boat as she .
slipped into Chesapeake Bay. af- ‘
tcr running the gauntlet of cruis- :
ers standing guard oif'thc Vir- ,
ginia Capes. Heryoyagc of an- "
proximately 4.100 miles. made:
without 9 stop at any port. estab-
lised a record for craft of the:-
kind. ‘ —
The. Deutschland was soon a‘-
ter picked up bv a tug and con-
vovcd no the bay to Baltimore
where she dropped anchor that .
nieht. When on the first trip she i
brought a carqo of dyestuffs. the I
value rt which was estimated at I
from $500,000 to $1.ooo.ooo. I
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Rub Pain From Back with Small-
Trial Bottle of Old .“St. Jac-
ob’s Oil."
Ah! Pain is gone! ?‘
Quickly —-Yes. Almost instant re-
liet’from soreness. stiffness, lameness i
and pain follows . a gentle rubbing 1'
With “St. Jacob’s Oil." ~
Rub this soothing, penetrating oill
right on your painful back._ and like
magic, relief comes. "St. Jacob's Oil"
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sciatica cure which never disappoints
and doesn't burn the skin.
‘ Straighten up! Quit complaining! ,
Btop'tboqe torturous “stitches." in a"
moment 10mm}! target that you ever .
walk back ' use
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.. run com 1103qu “mo MIL.
the Dc'Itschland's anpcarant‘r war ,“ ..
a surprise. ext-cot to officials oi 1’ j
the Frtcrn Forwarding Com-, '
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manicure.“ —Immr‘msnmm““‘
FREE ‘
'A’ bountiful 68-pin. DI-
ner Bot 08 Colonial 6M
richly decorated. Sterling
china. will be cim FRI.
(or a limited urns to our!
purchsur o! “0 worth 0!
more of merchandise-—
Cash or credit. Only On.
Set will In gins to 5 cu.-
comer.
42-Pc. Dinner Sets.
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This is Bedding Week at Lee’s
October 30th to November 4th Inclusive - .
is your home cramped for sleeping quarters? Then by all means 306
this remarkable. demonstration of various kinds of Couch Bods all this
week at LEE’S. it will show you just how to satisfactorily solve the
problem of too little bedroom space in the home.
The Mascot The’ Simplex
The New [deli in Couch Beds PCouch‘ Bed closed for use as f' ”A
' asingle bed—casiiyoperatgd ” ' '
.- and full of real comfort; a:
The Mascot with
.-- Top Section.
~— "U RaisedShowing
“ Space for Bed-
Tlie Mascot. Open
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[tn-“wk 38d. i: .‘r .
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l-“tifiag‘dhiiia Wain—Inn: >
”WM . ’ The Mascot Closed.
' as a Divan.
Box Couch, Sliding Couch and Divan with none
lever-strap changes the couch into its several
positions without trofiblc, friction or noise. ..
DROP SIDE COUCIIES
:rwflronfiu. is mm‘m‘lu m it h men
laminf'mh'dxau" works "kW—-
‘hildananmuinOminndl-tuu
Itumflt.‘
‘ $11;
coMpLE'rE LINE on big Bargains in
The Mascot The Simplex
shown above combines all tlic advantages of the Couch Bed open as n“
three—quarter bed ~—
m a k e s comfortable
of their defects. A gentle one-hand pull at the sleeping quarters out
of any room.
Regular price
Simplex 11315.00. em.
a;
in a White ’ f.
. iron Bed
2 in. Continuous Posts and
Heavy Fillers. Value $9-at
Join the New Line oi Excellent 1.1.;
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31“ _-.
or the not.
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Selection ‘ _ y
0f ‘ 17 ’ :"\\
Sheets 7.. \ \\l3r\
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Cases. -
Extra ,. Spatial
. $6.48 v *-
' mwou§ ' ‘ During Bedding Week at ‘o_s;o:o'_o;0 .zc‘gy
WU- SIZE;‘ ' SLIDING COUCHES \ ~
”pain BED I I During Bedding Week “”36.“ 31'5” i0 $i2 i
i - . Here’s a Big Bargain '
wail
Blankets
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$3 to CM Values. ' “’5‘?"
During Bedding Week at '
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Mattressw ‘lleaiins finalisation Comlonables
of all kinds as well as a big stock A SIGVCS " RANGE CLUB
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Values $2, $250, $3. $3.00, and up
to “.50. During Bedding Week at
Sanitary Springs _ 55'5g0324 $033,323. 31‘“ to $3755
JUST RECEIVED
A complete New Line‘s? - ”Enid.
nope: Ponrisnss
Priced from sun)“. c__’_o:g"_‘b:c;§a.s;‘i‘)l|ufi. iii. . m; to #105”:
for both‘h-on and Word than.
.Rattan’ia Rug SpeCi‘als’
‘ Made bf Fibr a, Very Strong and Durable.
9 ‘ X12 Slim Value $13.50 53:53:15.3; .1g;.;.r.:.;.;.:.; NOW $9.98
7-6x10»i§ sir... you:- $10.00 Lem—Now $7.43
353i”. ' cs 81
blow $7.98. Values fromfimmm $.00 to, 012.09
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