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All Goods Purchased Tomorrow Charged to April Bills,
Payable May 1, 1920.
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WOULD MARRY GIRL
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"sOOn NaTval NoCTbV 1A BAI'.BJylXaV.BV -0-------- ine a bur at cindy. rou.-'Ji rtoor.
mollis t'ie possibility of havlnu his
pretty twontv-.iour-yenr-old bride tnkon
from'lilni. Frank Orcenlion. thief engi
neer of tlio Rtonmrr Cotcti, today do
ctnrod liN willingness to mnrr' lierfor
the tlilrd time to prevent her iloporta-
The girl, vho wn- discovered ns n
ton an ay on the Cotrtl, Is at thr
(llouwter Immigrant station, awnltiii"
a verdict from the Immigration authorl
t!t" at Washington.
'.lnmcH L. Hughes, acting Immigra
tion commlinloner at Gloucester, said
toclav that a great deal depend upon
vlithrr GrcenMn can prove his citizen
j.ilp. lie claims to have been born In
the t'nitod States, although his parents
fire Swiss.
flreenison tdid the immigration au
thorities that lie married lil bride in
Hamburg, Germany, and left immedi
ately for Hrest. The girl followed
(Irecnlsou, unknown to him, she claims,
and Rccretcd herself aboard the Cotcti.
She had food enough to last two dajs.
Then she wns discovered and taken
before the captain of tho ship. Neither
(Jrecnlson nor the girl couli! produce a
marriage certificate showing that a cere
mony had been performed in Hamburg,
as they said. 1'lie. captain, to protect
hlnwlr, married the couple again.
When the Cotcti reached Wilming
ton, S. C, the girl was turned over to
the immigration authorities nnd given a
hearing. She was ordered deported and
Greenison immediately appealed to
Wnshlngton.
The ship was about to proceed in
Philadelphia without the girl when sho
and Orcenlson made such n pitiful pica
not to be separated that the immigra
tion officials consented to allow the
girl to be taken to Gloucester in care
of the captain.
Lack of proof of the marriage in
Hamburg and a question as to the legal
status of a marriage abonrd snrp by
a captain probably will make necessary
the third marriage.
Bo tli the girl and Greenison nre
eagerly willing to do anything to pre
vent their separation. The girl, ap
parently from a refined family', speaks
English fluently.
Asked why she followed Greenison
unknown to him, she replied: "I just
couldn't bear to have him leave me."
SAYS HUSBANDSHOT AT HER
Man Estranged From Wife Accuced
of Firing 3 Bullets at Woman
Following nu alleged quarrel with his
wife. Florence, when, it is said, she
refused to live with him, George
KchtilU, twenty-six years old. Is ac
cused of having attempted to shoot her
at his mother's home, 2.;i2 South
Twelfth street, yesterday.
The couple had been estranged for
some tiliip, it is snid. Mrs. Schultz.
who had Just given birth to a baby, re
turned from the hospital to her mother-in-law's
home several days ago. Schultz
called at his mother's home yesterdaj
and asked his ,wlfe to come back to
him. When she demurred, the police
tar, Schultz, she declared, drew a re
volver and fired two shots at her. Al
though he was standing so close by
that her face "was burned by powder
from the discharged wiapou, it is safd
both shots missed her.
.Mrs. S"hultz, whw is twenty-one
years old. testified ngalnst her husband
at a hearing before Magistrate Meclonrj
In the Central Station this morning
Schultz wns held In $1000 ball for
court.
B'nat Brlth Initiates 200
Two hundred candidates for lnembr
hl in the Independent Order of K'nal
Itrith were initiated by n degree team
from Joshua Lodge, nt ceremonies last
plKht in the Adclphia Hotel. Prior to
jiiitintion there was a banquet nttended
by several hundred members of the or
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18 N. 9TH STREET
Manufacturer' and
retailer of lifhting
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reputation for far
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OK.QL DISCOUNT
SO O THIS MOMTH
Open Monday and
Saturday Evening
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More Tharj 60 Years
of safo service to particular
patrons should guide YOUR
prescriptions to
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Spring Sale Specials ! Straight from New Spring Stocks ! Star Bargain Prices ! Do Not Miss These Extraordinary Values!
Astounding Bargains ! Great Savings ! Extraordinary Easter Offerings for Holiday Shoppers.
SALE
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A wonderful purchase of
S00 Spring novelty Hats
straw and feather combi
nations; and straw and
Georgette combinations.
500 Hats at
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Underwear
Chemises 59c Chemises 1.15
Slightly soiled lingerie chemises. Fine Ilnirerle tailored or trim
lace trimmed. Values 1.001.60. mcd. Value 1.75
Gowns 89c Camisoles 90c
Hesular and extra sizes. Tailored Flesh crepe de chine. All sizes,
or trimmed. Values 1.502.00. Values 1.50 J.00.
Petticoats 89c Gowns 3.90
STAR DRESS SALE
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Downstairs Store
6-10
Value Value
9.94 14.96
500 Easter Dresses offer Star
savings. Handsome styles,
fine quality,
A wonderful lot in two price groups
Serges fltraightline and tunic modes; em
broidery, beading. All sizes.
Second Floor
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25.0030.00 ' 30.00 35.00
750 of our loveliest Dresses
reduced for this great Star
occasion.
At X6.00 Satins, Jerseys, serges.
At 19.00 Georgettes, satins, taffetas,
serges, tricotines, Jerseys. ,
Fine lingerie embroidery ruffles. Crepe de chine and waeh satin
Values 1,602.00. , lowna or usicjuibv, iuo inmnira.
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Sltrhtly soiled llnserle camisoles.
Camisoles 65c
alue 7.00.
Gowns 2.50
Value 75c.
Cam
Satin and crepe de chine. Value
1.50.
Gowns 6.25
Beautiful lace trimmed gowns.
Value 4.00.
Kimonos 2.45
Serpentine crepe. Many models
and colors. Value 4.50,
Chemises 2.35
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Value 8.60.
Blauner's Main Floor
tailored crepe de chine. Value Crepe de chine and wash satin.
10.00.
$14
Blaster bargains in tric-
otine, serge, Jersey, taf
feta, beaded Georgette.
Many styles.
30GO Bungalow Apron.0
(Downstairs)
Checked, atriped and
plain ginghams. Pock
ets and pipings.
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Hosiery & Gloves
Silk Hose 46c Children's Hose, 39c
Full fashioned and moclc seam- "nuster Brown." Slight seconds,
ed. Seconds. Values 1.002.00. Values B5c 76c.
Silk Hose 1.79 Gloves 39c
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Lisle Hose-29c Cape Gloves-1.35
, . . .... . Washable, embroidered suedes
Silk mercerized, dropstltch pat- Rna black kids. Values 2.50
terns. Sub-secorids. Value 86c. 3,00.
Cotton Hose 17c Gauntlets 2.15
Black and white: slight seconds. Slip-on and strap wrlatj white,
Star Bargain values. brown, beaver, tan. Value 3.60.
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White Dresses
V2 Price
Formerly 3.94 to
24.50. Now 1.97
to 12.25. Sizes
6-16.
Voiles, nets, orRan
dies, lawns, batiste.
Infants' Coats
Short Coats. Cape
collp.rs daintily em
broidered. O QA
Value $4.50 t.U3
Long Capes. 1 oq
Scalloped edge. lOi7
1 3d design, embrold
ured. Value 3.00.
Infants'Shirtfl-lQ-
Wrapper front ""
styles. Value 69c.
Shirt Bands.. oer
Infants' comfort ''
bands. Value 45c.
Gingham Dresses
1.50
Values 3.00-4.00
Ginghams, c h a m
brays and repps ,in
many styles, colors
and sizes. 6-14,
1000 Pairs
Rompers
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Value 89c
Striped and check
ed ginghams; pink
and blue, Sizes
26.
35c Infants' Hose, 21c
1.29 Oreralls 79c
39c Lingerie Caps 15c
Girls' Coats
9.00
Value 12.94
Fine acrges and
shepherd plaids in a
fine assortment of
styles. Sizes 6-14.
Kiddies' Coats
S l i k Poplins, a nt
8erBes.Velours.4.hy
Checks. Mix- "
tures. 2-6. Value 10.00.
Boys' Suits.. O Oil
Poplins. Linens." 'TI
Jeans, Chambrays. 2-7.
Values up to 6.00.
Boya' Suits.. o on
Chambrays iefcr
Oliver TwUts. I.are
sizes only.
Wash Dresses 1 CQ
Olnehafitli and 17
Chambrays; some hand
trimmed. 2-6. Value 3.00.
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Skirt Sale
$4.00 Skirts $6.00 Skirts
Checks, serges,
mixtures and
plaids. Smart
modes.
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and Copen silk ."S.75
I-oplin.
Extra Size Skirts $2.00 Skirts
designed for lnrg-2.95 SWrt- Patch 1 OO
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er women.
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COAT SALE
Extraordinary Star
Values Special
Purchase for Star Day
Velours, silvertones and polo
cloths, in short and lA length
Sports Coats. Copies of higher
priced models.
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necked styles lace trimmed.
Slightly mussed.
5.00 Blouses
G e o r g e tte
nets and
crepes. Bead
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ery and lace.
Slightly
mussed.
7.00-8.00 Tricolettes Ifp
and Georgettes
Spring and
suit shades.
Many
styles.
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Downstairs Store
Values 15.00 25.00
Polo cloth, silvertone, goldtone,
tweeds, worsteds, velours, poplin,
serge, diagonal Polo cloth, Basket
weaves.
Short Coats Long Coats Graceful Capes and Dolmans.
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Values 25.00
Easter opportuni
ties! Men's wear
serges and poplins,
rippled, flared. Silk
braiding, novelty
buttons.
Second Floor
Values 35.00-45.00
Fine serges, trico
tines and Jersevs
reduced for tomor
row. Silk braid, pin
tucks. Many modes.
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