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SOME OF THE SPECIALS FOR
QUALITY 596p
They Ought To 3
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utheyucmts
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~ an! prepare a repurt mtyo be givenrto
men and fume employ-
the purposes is to see It
coal: II.‘dlwover Ms oi improving
he conditions or the rage semen.
For six weeks before the university
closed. to Princeton men voluntarily
attended a course of lectures in which
‘ :tthcy listened to speakers alternately
. ting the Wot at labor
and capital. They muted hooks oni
Industrial conditions to equip them
tor. their emort to deal with what they
ruard as perhaps the greatest prob-
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TOMORROW
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$15 TO $18~KNITTED SPORT SPECIAL
CAPES $7.95
25 Non- -sagging Capes, mostly samples,
just received from one of the best manufac-
turers in New York, at about. 1-2 to 1-3 of the
regular prices. A“ good assortment of colors.
Five Children ’s Capes included in this lot.
While they last, $7.95
. DRESES
$5.95 $7.95
’A big assortment of new Summer Wash
Dresses, to go on sale at very special prices to-
morrow. A wonderful selection to pick from.
»_. . fem tactng America and Europe today.
'.‘ They my they do not hope to revo-
lfloniae the donations or the vase
earners but they do hope to be able
io make to employers and capitalists
a few suggestions gained from first-l
SUMMH! WASH
hand knowledge or conditions in
American industries. I
The plan was owned by Bher'
yood Eddy. a Young Men' s Christian
Association secretary who lectured
here on social problem. I
Some of the Princeton men already
Jare at work in New York. Philadel-
$9. 95
phia. Denver. Minneapolis and other
cities. They agreed that none of them
was
unguajsblnfisdertamh
$5.95 SLEEVELESS ‘ SPORT
‘DRESSES $3.95
1/2. PRICE "BATHING SUITS
We are selling our entire stock of Bathing
Suits at 12 the regular prices, as re are dis-
continuing this department to make more
room for our Dress Department.
"Jeans Buck. youngest daughter
Selling like magic—made of ramie linen;
regular yalue $5.00 On
;all colors and sizes;
illie at $3 .95
{ SALE OF SATIN
$5.95. $7.95 .
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my, rose, lavender.
tions- free.
.Very‘SpedaI—SRSS, $7.95, $8.95“
(Charge Accounts Can Be Opened at Mintz’ 3)
$8.95 l
100 fine Satin Skirts. Colors: White, black,
All waist sizes. Altera-
us one half.
SKIRTS NOVELTY
In all the new
styles
\Ve have about 300 suits t 0 pick from.
Regular prices 03. 50 to $15. 00, but you pay
SWEATERS
$1.95 $2.95 $3.49 $5.95
A real line. of this season 's latest SWeaters,
should accept a job it by so doing he
hrsw out of employment another
man. The committee in charge secur-
ed positions for more than one-half
of the applicants and these were given
to men who were Writing their way
their own places.
Princeton is not the only college to
“adopt the plan but is taking one of the
WORSTED SPORT
colors and many exclusive
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, NGTON. July 1. —'ni de-
crease in cost at living between June.
1020'. and May.-1ila1.was 1'77” per
cent, accbrding to figures based upon
prises in 32 cities made public today
mnemurtment or Labo. Except
M‘Iuei, light and housing. all items
dropped in price between June. 1910.
and Hay. 1921.
mamwomoomoox-
ems.
MOO, July 1.-—Mrs. Winitred
of
the late William E. Mason. yesterday
announced her candidacy to succeed
her father. who was congressman at
large from ilUuois. She
mother of four children.
is the
NOARK. July 1.—'rhe' fishing Little
Capt. W. H. Rathbun. while east of
Watch Hill Wednesday picked up the.
body of a man in its Otter trawl and
brought it to thirport. The body had
evidently been in the water two
months. Coroner Desmond ot Nor-
wich will investigate. No identifica-
tion has been made.
lWhy That Lante- Back?
- Tfiat morning lameness—_thpsp
sharp pain. when bending or lifting.
make work a burden and rest impos—
sible. Dont be handicapped by u
had back—look to your kidneys You
will make no roistake by {allowing
tillis South Norwaik residents exam-
9 e
Mrs. J. Boeninch. 15 Clay street
says: "My kidneys became badly af-
fected and' my back ached terribly.
when I bent 0\QI‘ to work. Dull pains
settled in the lower part of my hack
causing me .to feel miserable most all
the time. When I stood a long
my back weakened so I could hardly
keep going. For a long time. I was
afflicted w h a tired and weak {sel—
ing. I was troubled with disordered
kidneys. Relatives and friends had
used Dean's Kidney Pills successfuliyg
so I bought a box at the Stilison-
VPowell Drug Store. One box removed
all these troubles and they have never
come back."
60c. at all dealers.
.ime. 1
Foster-Mllllurn ‘
ain't summer a group of California
istudents worked in Den\er. following
a plan something like that which the
Princeton men will attempt.
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GMCJA’S DRY LA‘V.
(lamina
:_'An bouncer-“hid: it Prove-smut
DALTON. GI. ..
a comparatively dry atom‘ for a rev
months. according to Judge M. C.
'rarver, who has ordered seized and
held a cnrload oi‘ whiskey consigned
from Kentucky to the Los Angeles
« merchant.
liquOr for "medicinal purposes." but
the railroad company made the mis-
take‘ of routing the cm-
Georgia. where a State law operates
through college. The rest are seeking.
most active parts in carrying it out. .
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July 1.—-One has
The dru‘gist wanted the.
through .
with considerable visor I
At the first hearing Judge anvcr
ordered the whiskey
safe keeping. The sheriff had been
using up his supply of deputies
gualdlng the seized car when this
order was made and he. at least.
breathed a sigh of relief. The Judge
first ordered the whiskey destroyed.
but everybody concerned mode so
much noise that the order was modi-l
fie d. Now it is ordered that another
hearing shall be held and the car
held for possible confio’eatlon.
The whiskey is growing better.
ANSOVIA. July l.~—The police of
(this Cl“ and of the state have been
notified of the mxstcliuus disappear-
ance of two young girls. Rather Mints.
aged ll years. and Molly Alter. aged
10 \(nrs. from their hoxms here “’ed-
ppsday night: They “cut out. pre-
sum: lbly to go 119 a _i)_mld concert and
nc‘trnce of them has been found since.
The police were notifimi at midnight
and all all. night Search followed with-
out result. hesciiptlmls ot the miss-
ing girls have Iit‘f‘n gin-n to the po-
,lirc of other cities in the state.
——Roton Point Park July 4th.
91’.
"E ‘. They’re Here
damn THE JULY VICTOR RECORDS!
Let um- mm you in celebrating Amorlca'o' Biggest Hol .
7‘ JULY POURTH
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lflOG—Prssldent Harding March .............. . U. 8. Marine Band.
' National Capitol Centennial .. ...... U. 8.. xii-ins Band.
moo—room Up and Whistle Billy namely
4 BoneAgain mung. ...... g ..... ...“...unAiisaaDtaaloy
Inst-Wait Until Ion See My Madeline ............ Victor Roberts .
, Peggy O'Neil ................ ............Victor Roberta
18701—7!” Legend—Medley Waltz . .. ........ J. C. Smith's Orchestra
.. ’ Hallo ’Cello—Walts ....... ........ J. C. Smith’s Orchestra
.jmgg—crooning—Fox m. ....... . ........... Benson Orchestra
in Keep on Loving Yon-Fox m ......u, Benson Orchestra
:Ww Keep a W for lei‘u Trot ......... All Star Trio
I Like It—All By We: Trot .............. All Star Trio
final-Melody in A—Majoru Violin ................. Kroisler
neath the Moonotliomhardi ...- John McCormick .
. Love Sends aLittle Gift of Rosanna... Werrenrath
.. mush March . also named
Wilda-Quartet in C-linor ............... Finley Quartet
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{Special llisplxn of Fireworks.
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Advent-o in ma nominee 1 -—Buy your cool stilnrris and Gans
ROSENFIELD’S
Special Sal e
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Km NEEDS FOR SATURDAY
We” Aluminum Percolators
1" Wu Shape. Soup size. Regular $2.00
: i: m Sm... 0'0'0 [Ito‘s at. s s a o s s o - $1.49 .
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mate;
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$4.5060rsetsm
$6.00 Corsets... . ;
OF CW, I'IOSIEIY, MAW GLOVES 'AND
UNDERWEAR
An OPPOI'hmity to supply yourself with these commodities at aston-
ishing low prims.
Bathing Corsets..$l.00
' $3.09 Net Corsetsussl A
' $3.50 Corsets” . .
$2.451
$295
$3.45
$3.95
$4.95
$4.00Corsets. . . .
$5.00 Corsets. ..
KOSIERY
$5.90 All-Silk HOSIERY. Black
'r.:":c......;$3.59
use... ....‘....$2.49
Wu... $1.95
”9.29;. $1.49
5° ..... $1.25
“29:92.59 ..... . 39c
BRASSIERES
”DOW 79:
$3.00 Ransom $1.95
BANDEAUX
$1.00 BAND“!!! 69c
”.00 “In“ ...... $1.35
$2.50 MEDIA!!! $1.75
GLOVES
$1.59 Short Silk ..Sl 00
GLOVES . . . .
$2. 50 Long Silk
moves $1. 69
RIBBED VESTS
79o veers ......... title
3 torn}!
69c VESTS ......... 49c
8 for $1.35
59c V381! . ....... 39c
a (or 81.00
Silk Underwear
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Muslin Underwear
$2.59 morn canine:
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............ . . . . $1..
$4.00 MGWWIB. .52”
$3.00 MGHTGOWIB . . . $1.96
$2.00 PE'ITICOA'I‘S . . . . $1.“.
$1.50 RIGHTEOWNS . . . $1“
$1.50 CREPE m
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950
Burp-stint Guru
Kmom' as....$k95u
MME. JEANNETTE
56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
(CW Hotel Buldmg' ‘ ).
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