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THE SOUTH NORWAL '
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED “iv
JAMES GOLDEN
a. L. a; K. LCGOLDEN, Props.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 .-
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.mIATURE ALMANAC FOB
TOMORROW
High tide 11:54 morning.
Sun rises 5:07, sets 6:46
Ada.
“embers of The Associatcd Press
The Associated Press is exclusively
“titled to the use f0i publication of
mi news ulspiitclics credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
say locsl news piihiislimi licrcin.’
All rights of publication or special
iiiiii iiiiiivrii
lfl [ill PEACE
ANGURA, Turkey. Aug. 19.—l)rcss-!
rd in a black riding suit and astriiic
an Arab mare. Halide Hanum. theI
Turkish woman novelist and Nation-i
alist loadrr. greeted the Associate-ill
Press corri pendent by the road-side'
outsidc of Angora. waving her hand
in recogniti r. as the l‘tomobile apu
preached after crossing innumerable
mountains and rivers from Incboli,
the coitraband port on the Black Sea._
Halide ln\ited the corri-spondeut to
lior lioi.ie,'aii Anatolian farmhouse in
a nearby gm .rc. She said shc had rid-
dcn horseback frequently since sh:3
matches herein are also reserved.
'riiic woonicx cow 3
Time was when mcn cracked cheap;
_iOkI‘S :ilmiii sawdust as a cheap food.
for lth‘SlUl k. The) hail hardly stop-'
pod whcii llt‘lll‘) Ford was cri‘dited
truth proplii-siing the (lay of synthetic;
milk from synthetic cows. and overyi
unev- had ll good laugh at that Dill"!
ticularly ii‘ in: disapproved ot’ Ford or'
E‘ords.
\Vellg Micro is rcason to suspect
That we have laughed too soon, and
too loudl). l'p in “'isconsin dairy
cows ilrt‘ living" fed on sawdust. until
it \vorl.:4. Sawdust. just ordinary?
sawdiitt 'liut has llccii l‘liOI'Otl:;hl,\,"I
dried-~~“h_vili'olizvd" is the worth-is
now a part of the rigular ration of a
livrd oi’ I‘II\\.“ which is uiidci‘ thc ob-i
starvation of the Bureau of Animal}
IllllllSll§ ruthl- l'. S. l)!‘]).’ll‘llll(‘lll of
Agl’li‘lllllll". The l-‘orcst S(‘l‘\'l(‘l’. iii—
sinii'i'd. l‘Ll d>uht, hy llll‘ (ll'gll" to!
maki- out a misr- for wood products,
rnukis lll' .iliiiouiiu-inciit. .\‘i>.ii- ut'
the cow's nau- divil _\i-i. and ”in milk
appcars in pass iiiiisii-i‘.
Sillt'l) tli v o'ld minis.
was pain. from \imul pulp. lllt'll
bash i')‘. it l.‘» inill. \\'liu
us in .‘.u!d inoiigli to dmziut that
l"ll‘>‘l ii
silk
:iiiiiiiigi
Snllli]
N i) w
escaped from Constantinople in March
1920. riding the entire distance to An—
gora on her horse.
".\lv mind and soul are here but
mv heart is in America with my boys.
Ali and Hassan. in college at l'rhana.
i.ll.." said the woman who has made
liersclf famous not only as a novelist
hut hy espousing the cause heath-d Lhy
”A‘—
E
l =
Koiiial Pasha who is lighting th”
Grceks.
Shv spoke of the war with the.
Greeks and of tlic difficulty of makin‘:
pcaco- with lllt‘ Allila '
“'l‘inic is our great and host ally."
she said. "\\'c want pmicc. and we ill’.‘
willing to tight i‘orcvi-r for it. ]t 's
costly {or us but it is the Olll}'»\\il_\.
“'0 must l:;2~.i- our itidcpo-ndvnci-z poll
ticai, geographic and ccoiiomic.”
’J‘hi- corn-spondent rcmiiidcd ll"l'
that tin-si- ni-rc vague tirms used luv
thy Nationalists since the Turkish
:ii'iiiistii'i'.
"lt lllu)‘ Sci-Iii monotonous but we
lump right on sailing and thinking the
Fdllli‘ things." shc rcplicd. “\thn wn
said thciii. wc wcrc ridiciilcil iv
Silllll' or our own pcoplc. while the
\llhs wi-iit on violating the llV'HllSlle'
'I'l'lllS. \\'e- huvc madc progri-ss dur-
iii:; tli» past two )cars. and lillllll_\' “._.
Haven't the Allies not
first
will win.
day thc gi-nial inilkinaii will ol‘i’rr “Hivnough out ot‘ us m- taking 31.1.01“)-
our choiu‘ ui flavors lll-‘ij’lt‘ .(ir fill-“Si“ taiiila and Svrili 1‘ As for tlic (in-cits.
’fiisz oi .nloril'rrniis l.:il.~.illl. “PW-"filth r ”H“ liuH- Slit'lll all ”N” monrv
sandalwood, Hillllii‘l)‘ clluiii'.’
licrv. rim ililillgla. is (I. li\p tip for
a. “'allinglni‘d.
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THE \\ H" ()l“ ('lll'lAl’l'ZK CANDY
\Vhi-ii lin- land \\ Int dry tlicic “us
balk on t\l‘l_\ hand at how swm-ts
“Quid Si‘l\l in satisly lllt‘ craving for
iwxi-izigi-s. .\'cw candy and
i-iiti-i'piism sprang up rv-
aial tor a )i‘ill‘ Ul' two they
:iili;i;:ii.;.'.|5'. it is (Hill-r-
:ilfl'UllUll'
trill: Jllltl'
¢-I'_\ \\ll¢‘ll'.
dill pi-ospi-r
can: now.
Candy stocks aic (l(i\‘ and candy-
I‘ll-ild'l'h .lli‘ >iiil intiiiig lll‘lt't‘s in the
:fl'liit to stiiiiiilaic tlii-ir ti‘udc. Fruit
iiia .iiil'aci urn-rs
i'ui'tiinc are
l. t v ii alii
.H'lllltlt‘ll
)Ult'i' and
“1m (ll'l'dlili'tl iil'
:Iilii-li l' .~.. niiiiini—‘tir‘ than 1hr) wi-rc.
.23 lil'llllllhllt' at ;-li. 'l‘lii- soda t'uuii-
zaiim .tl'i' ii I inc-v. .liid lllL: "soft.
ilrii k pxiilniu.” lint l») nu inlaiis >0
in“; as .i \ .:r or two )t'lil‘fi ago.
You can tum )Utli‘ clloiu oi‘ roas-
cnis ioi- litl' [ill"l|tJll‘.(.'ll(;li. liitlivr the
Arni-i‘icaiii lwililc arc erasing to rc-
quiri' that "substitute Lul‘ alcohol" ol.‘
'iVl’llI'll \\4 hind so much. or dande-
iiuns and «lvli llit'll‘li'S. raisins and
grupv jlllll' lutic hl‘lv'til lllc IllUlllt‘lll.
C's-itain it is that. as candy has ('oiiii:
nionii. llit‘ii‘ i'uiiiiizmliiits l'lii' ll()Ill~.
gnu limi iiw-n in lil'lt't if not lll valuu
lint la‘ im». l.. l .ii;\.-.ir altogether
in.“ .‘ imam ..i-d lll‘ \‘lilllll. whalrvcr
{lit-1r ill’lll..l lmvd ‘ntll‘lll. ill't‘ lllklll'li‘S
Hz. Ill'iwl -. Vs . irle :lllll iii the
“Illl'l\ nt’ in .\ \‘.till!t ii. \Vuuld it not
in» \\l\1 i, In: Il- lliil at wast. to
(“will lln |.lll‘l‘\ :lninp in \\lilt'.\'pl'('.ltl
imam» as d: lil'l ~r-Imll i:i:ln r than to as-
:iiid iriilvliti-d ll‘ll'il' nation to km-p up
a largi- :iriiiv. tl.c_v will lic oliligi'd .o
l’t'llll‘ll ironic.
"Alicy we have disposed (it til“
(in-cits, lllt‘li tlii- Allii-s will haw ti.-
drop the (‘zipitiilgitioiis which origin-
fill) \xvri- [il'lVlli‘Ki‘S t'\l(‘lllli‘tl to for-
i-ign Sillllll‘t‘lfi co-ntiii'ics ago by us so
wc wouldn't lli't'll to hiii-rl'crv in tin-.r
.iil'uii's. (lradiiullv. the l'o.r-i;:ii nations
lill\t‘ made of ll.t'.\“(‘ czipltiilutiuns :in
i'lll'l'tilll'lillll'lll on our snvi-i‘cigniv.
"l undvrsinnvl ll!" ,\llirs hzi\«- nlmul
.‘ll'illlillllli'il thn-ir pirti-nsiniis tn ziiiit<
oi' llilllli'nllt'. Anyway, \vc- won't l1:i\~‘
tho iii. us such '/,lll|"§ llll'Hn iiit’riiigiiii-iit
on our political liln ii). In Mich 7mm .~
llli‘ .\lliws “()‘lllll c.\pl0it its. not liiiiizi
ln-lp. 'l'liu Allii-s
.d ll) Stit‘llvl their iii-~iii-\
iis i-i-iiiioiiiii‘ illt‘
rm 4 d and lit
iii liiiimu it is lu'itvr lillslllt‘ifi l'iii‘ us
to l'uiu- i‘iw ll’dll' (tilnlil'illlUll. main:
ill" .\lll' iivaiis. thl- Sv.'i-‘.<. Ul‘ :inyimilj‘.
to tradv with us.
"\Vc can‘t givi- up Constantinople.
'l‘lint city is thi- ciiliiiinntion ni our
civilization. 1! l‘l‘lll"‘5““lllS our rirt. NH‘
lii'.llll)’, our t'lllllll’i'. It is :it urici- 01'"
\'i'liicc and our Ncw Yolk.
“’l‘liciw-‘s :i pvasant mm
the Iii-vii. upon it llllli'.
flu- Illi'filill‘fi «ii' the oLiitli :it 1"vli"
call-ml :i council of i‘ic llll'lt'l' ll. it~
\'.l:t'l‘. it was drcidwl ll) i-l'iiiiii lll’
Mirth Mi :is in lllillii lllt' lm'
l‘ai'dv'iic'lli-s) :iiivl tl‘i'rv pitch. li plnw
limiiitg'. lllt- t'nii‘ cilv tml‘.
(‘nnsiant‘illiiivlvz :iiiil ll.:it «\wr
li'itiuiis l::i' l':ll'.lll in
{lll'l lll-‘ v'iiv. l'vilmpi,
with :ill ”10 llcw llllFl‘lllt'f lll‘ H
a fair chairm-
lilll‘ th it
()lit‘i' tindiiig
Sl'niin
iii' i':ii‘i'
I'lilli-Il
~mwv~
tili-
])(\Sf.v‘_\~:
Sll2lllrl
is iii
t~1inii tlini liltillllii'ltlll lH an llllr’l‘ i':iil-
nrv and tin»! 1'\U1_\luill'. iii.ik 3‘ his,
wwnl' At I .isi. it niinld luc lllUlt‘ (in-l
“i"-ll'llglll‘,. LU ilu- gov l'llllli iit (llll“l.llo,'
..>nd to tliv- randy iiii-ii lllt'llin't lvi-s. »
- - _. ,._. - ., l
Il.\\\'l\.\ ‘
h.»\-.l; with a pig-mi Ill 135.;
Ind on. llw \piii iil' :L
l.l.‘~lll()ilillllt‘ l'lllli .\_\iillli-,"§
oils r 11:1). l‘oiw—i
I'll)
A wild
.':l..\\.~i lit ;-r
.riillii ii in
LR?» iv Yuilv
’r’d L'illllll) i|il'l\t'
'Zo'fllll, lli' l
gunw', Sl'lllit'.’lll,‘: llit
”G lhc fill“ wt lill' liclnw.
will'lt (l [0 Hi
ii‘v, lll'
lu--i
his
i|:<' ltl.|l’lli_L;’
l‘lllt‘iltll in tl-\ii‘il‘
iiigi-nii l'catlwis
'vVln-n 11-.-
e.’.bili‘cli shot him down lriiiii :i t'lil'liul'i
of tln- rim'. i‘\.]>l.ll:i!liL’ i‘llt‘l' that till"
hawk and hi.- lll4'llils il'l'_\l(l on iilt'
I l
glitzy-«ins llliitiihlllgi). ,
J‘rulluhli it was :ill i‘iu‘ht to shoot"
{TE-i h.i'd. llv hail no pl. 1" among llilg
‘ioo'll‘ordcri-d [llL'tlHirv (II n g’l'vzll city;
'hurcli. va' llt‘ liniiuht lain ilw i-iivl
Li. touch ol lllt' woods \\lll"ll it sw-iiiI-d’
.3 pit) to iii-.iii‘ily.
Zlowii on thc Slit-ls nl .‘Ji-w York,
lll'llllluli hunk: pligx oln). and night.I
'li’hv-y lil‘t') on llllltit't'lll girlhood; on:
v"!!'ll|llt.lllt. t4 H. soon '
lililli d from lllt'll"
tiny savings-J. on iiiiioco nt pv-uplv Ililll"
’10 dt‘uth or iolilicil oi lllt'll' .
wions liv \iumui'»; on (-iiii-luvr-vs ovwr-l
“worked and iziidci'paid. and upon :rli!
(he: host ol‘ iln- wrak who lack thc'
power to tirli nil themselves. .
Now and tin-n some champion of
the dCICI‘ls [(53 :ncngvs u viptini {null
the bird of prry inn-ts with his des~i
carts. But not vi'r) ottcn. considering
the field. It Ni-w York llillHl go gun-l
suing for lili\\'l\5. why not specialize on
this kind’.’
lll)s.\i‘.\--
i
a o l
The (i orgii lt‘nglilllll‘t‘ propose-s to
tax grand oiu-ra. \vlu‘n it comes into
that stair. lioii't lll(' Luisa-litters like
mosh") Or has llltg' iinprcsario been
neglecting to send them compliment-l
zry tickets?
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The question now is whether l'nclel
151nm wil be host at the Disarmament
Corterencc. or wliutlicr it will be a
.Dutch treat. Better pay the Whole
can than invite another Dutch treat
like the late walla; :
“* l
..
“Beer is brcad." the breweries used
to maintain. "Beer is medicine."
they argue now. Inconsistent? Not:|
:11 all. Everybody knows how doctors
cure ailments with bread pills.
‘. .Il‘ll'
i
l
away tilt.“ svxtnii (it tlici
i.'\ll}
lll" world. thc nations iiuiv li'l!‘.-' I»
1,. iiinlm iwaci- with Thc lie-vii.
lil‘lli‘lll \vzint thi- control 3"
1.1- Sl'dll“ and thc citv. liut the worst
in do is in lilocknili- us. and \~.«-
on ritli‘ own fowl. ziizlki‘ Ulll'
“\.\.| (" illil-s until tlic_\‘ :ii‘i- tired. \\'h.'
*ll'i‘;"l Hi.)
.i,.- 1.
i1. li\‘~
llritisli havc such i‘r-Iili' ~l.‘
.3,,. 1 in: mm “nuts ihc (in-«ks o"
tlw li‘ri nt h illcre- cithcr."
l- .liili'ig l‘ml'hmik ro-lntinns. slic_
ssii-l: ”\‘.'c do not want any l)1l'il-‘ll,\"
in {ii in r lit:l.‘<lit'\ll\’l lelltillq us. or any
sii:in::wis i'nr polii’flil rt'usons.
“’l‘nv sum total of our Nilllfflllillsli‘.
in twll llll‘ truth. and “(‘(‘V‘Pl no
'1llilil.i- measures. The truth is the
,I’lll' ll in: that l"lll‘il3~. \\'.- Ill’i" citht .'
right or \viong and if l‘iuhi “‘i‘ will
win. and Tuiki-v will lur- :i fret" :ii:d
uxl-i'ul nation. \‘v'e want to live our
nun \\.‘i\. t'tllli'ull' our ”Drum-"V lii‘onihio
l'l'lllllll'l'l‘t' and lllt‘ :ii‘tH.‘ liuilil roads
and i'.iil\'.'avs, niid (‘lllll‘vlllt' our tii'ldF.
nation “host yrospcritv is lizls“’l
on agriculture iiiav survivt'. V\\'ill the
world li-t lls'.’ It not \vc will light to
thrv inst mai‘. :ll‘tl the- last woman."
] N (138112]: Ill-X-‘IMI'INT.
“'icliita Han
\‘t'lii‘ii N-iit
l‘l‘PfllK‘tl .‘liissaci'c
\\'illi NIH-wigt'.
’l‘hi- story ol‘ (‘uiiiaiichiz thi- horsc
that was tlic only survivor of llll‘
(IllSll‘l' massacrc, has brought to light
the fact that thc youiigcst man in
('tlrilt'i":§ ‘raitaliozi is now living in
\Vlt‘llilil, lx'an. llU is John C. Loci;-
wood.
At the time, of the Custer massa-
cm Lockwood was 19 years old.
About tint-(ii minutes before (‘ustvr
:ittnvkcd iv was sent with messazi-s
to ;. blll-iil rting [attalioii 2i. fcw milcs
distant. As he dropped over the
hill in suiich of the other troops the
att.tck lumin.
Aitcr delivering his
l.0t‘k3‘\'CO(l returned to
dispatches.
the scene of
the iight with James Scdcrs. com-
monly known as “Crazy Jim." The
onlv living thing they found “as
Comanchc. the horse.
Lockwood was discharged
tliq army :1 year or
from
two later on
account of disabilities. So far as he
knows. he is the only living man
who was .1 member of Custer's bat-
talion.
“
TAX ON LOTTERY \VINNINGS.
_..
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 18.——The gov‘
As seen from this corner of the ernm
universe” Silesia. isfl anything more all peigniinifixiitiisintgopil‘ziitlgtlfex from
for nations‘to fight about than Flume of lotteries held in the repnblizzm’r:s
or Yap. '71:.‘1' I Teciniaofficial decree orders a. ten 'per-
cen . x on
Among heroes of peace list the clt- !a five per ce§glt$n$n$ugziilz5§o5TT
m ot.Emporia, Kan., who drank 24 ,to $5,000 and a two-and-one-half per
bottles of soft. drinks at a. sitting. ‘
The decree became
‘ “3°“
Tommuny bruins. Inc-n still persist
m on: m mayors:
'cent. tax on premiums under, $500.
BOSTON
TomOrrow,
YOUR DOLLARS QWILL Do DOUBLE SERVICE HERE TOMORROW!
NO- WOMAN OUGHT T0 MISS IT !
54—in. All Who] Jersey
In all popular colors for Dresses, Skirts and Bluuscs,
llcgiilar $13 iih’ quality
Tomorrow only . . . ............ . . $1.99
54-in. All Wool Serge
A new fall wciglit in navy blue, fine finish and firmly
\\'tl\'i'll. llcgiilai' $3.00 quality $1 89
. . . . a
Ttrllltil‘l‘tHV . .......
New Fall Plaid Skirtings
36 inches widc, in a gi‘i‘at' variety of liaiidsomc color
t‘tillllilllillli‘illS. Regular price $1.40. 89C
Tonioi'rnw
I 45-iii. Plain Color Organdies
l’t'i'llliillt'lll Finish in all thc \\'illlll‘tl sliiitlcs.
iii-gular $1.25, 79
C
'l‘niiiorruw. yard
48-iii. All Wool White Serge
Spuiigiiil and shrunk. A splendid quality for sport
skli'ls‘. ill'cs‘scs. and children's \vi-ai'.
Regular :53} SH quality. ltil]ltil‘l‘ii\\‘.. $2.29
Small Lot of Fancy Batiste ,
\‘Chitr ground \\ itli small figures. Regular 190
lil'lt'i‘ 20c." 'l‘oinnrruw. )‘iii‘d ...........
3b-iii. Rajah Silk
lii natural color. llru‘ular price $1.50. ‘
Tomorrow 89C
‘36-in. Black Surf Satin "L
A quality that sold a short time ago
for $1.30. 'l‘oiiinri‘nw . . . . ............
...-..
\Vomen’s New Hand Bags
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'0
$3.0” quality ...................
2,000 Yards Beach Cloth
llllli‘ll Finish. Iii; inch-N widv. The quality \w will
— i .
at 09c. l‘n’i‘l'y i‘t'l'il' hi‘t‘c 39C
. V
lniiinri'nw
(learance of
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'l'liv till'i'l'lll‘l‘ in years. about 1.000
yards oi this Marion’s. hm? \tvlrs at less than luv-
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li‘l' ‘t'il‘i'll.
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Bargains from the
Carpet Department
Colored Curtain Scrims
Full yard widt-
yard ..... .. ............ 19c
45-in. Table Oil Cloth
“'liiie and Fancy colored; regular 50c value 39
Tomorrow . . . . .
Extension Curtain Rods
“'itli silver ends is
Each ..
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.u....o...-..u--oo--..o
90
Oil Opaque Window Shades
All colors, complete with fixtures. 59c
Tomorrow, each
Women’s Long Silk l .
\Villl (lOUble Finger Tips, in \Vhite G oveS
$1.65: quality $1019
TOILET _ ARTICLES
W “Twink”—The New Soap Dye
“hes and dyes at the same tune, all colors. Reg. price 10c
Tomorrow, 6 pkgs. for... . . .' . . . . ., . .3. . . 296
1 Mavis-"Taleum~Powder, special price tomomw 19c
- Pompeian-Faee Powder, 50¢ size, tomorrow 1'. . . .390
Bath -Soap,- large (Baker tomorrow. i ; . .1 .44. . 90
7 Keep Clean Hair Brushes, regular .pficemcf‘w
Tomorrow “ - ’39,
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Pressed Glass Water Tumblers
\Vith ctclicd hordi-r. Regular price 15c,
Special .1 9c
\Vright’s Silver Cream Polish
Regular price 30c.
Sale Price 19c
Imported China Decorated Cream
Value 30c
Pitchers
Sale Price ....... 196
12-qt. Galvanized Iron Water Pails
Decorated China Tea Cups and
Saucers
50c value
Salepi‘ice...........:. ...... .......29c
O’Cedar Oil Polish
Fancy Waste Paper Baskets
_ 39c
Small Size Galvanized Iron Wash
Tubs
Regular price 83c
Nalcl’i‘icc ...... ...................,69c
Regular price ~10c
for
Large bottles
60c value
Regular pricc 50c,
Sillt‘ l’l‘ici‘ ...‘. . . . . . .
Steel White Enamel \Vater Pails
h‘cgular price $1.25
Salc l’i'icc ................ 990
Large Size O’Cedar Oil Mops
llcgular price $1.30 9
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........ 0
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Canton Crepe Dresses
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01' fine materials, nicely made, cxccp- $2 49
tional value at o
All \Vool Plaid Skirts
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. . . . . - . .
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500 Slip-on Dresses .
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New Neckwear
Regular price 50c
Special Price_‘.;...............:......
. . Windsor“ Ties
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special Price $50....on1-o-_o_o..oo_c¢‘-;.. 39c
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aturday—Agai‘n the Wonderful, Big,
Fine firm quality 59c
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Women’s Drop Stitch Lisle H 039
Mercerizetl, seam back 3
Special. ............. ..... 96
Children’s Chambray Rompers
Hand embroidered collars and belt, fast
colors. Special 996
BOys’ .Blue Denim Overalls
Trimmed with red 59
regular 75c ..
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Men’s Light Weight Socks i
Black, white and cordovan ;
Special.........................:.. 190 l
La Reine Corsets
Summer net, low and medium bust; long hips, \'iii'T4'
‘ C-B Corsets
only. Regular $300 vaiteir $
2.19
High bust, wliitc coutil, long hips;
Tomorrow
regular $22.50 value. at ....... . . . . $1049
Model and Shapely Brassieres
Lace or embroidery trimmed. 79 l.
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Regular $1.25 value. Tomorrow .. ..
R. & G. Corsets '
Small lot tp close out in flesh color only. Low or
medium bust, long hips
Regular $2.00. Tomorrow . . . . . . . . . . . . 990 $$
VVomen’s Blouses
Nicely made in pretty styles 99
llogiilar $150 value ............ C
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Long: Sleeves, hand drawn collars and $2 9%
cuffs. Regular $3.98. 'l‘mniirrow .. o c.
Cream and \Vhite Guimp Waist:
\Yitli fancv lace $2 49
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Extra Size White Crepe Gowns
with Iancy stitching $1 98
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Tomorrow
\Vhite Embroidered Petticoats
Nicol." made. of fine iiiatei‘ials $1 49
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Regular $1.08. Tomorrow . . .
Early Showing of New Fall Millinery
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A Gingham Sensation 1,000 Yards of i
Genuine Imported Ginghams i'
The wantvd clll‘clts and colors. Imported to
M‘lr at 750
Tomorrow 39c lard
45x36 Pillow Cases
Fine quality3sof't finish,
scalloped
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Lower Prices on ll
Sheets, and Towels
For Tomorrow
500 Bath Sets
Consisting of Turkish Towel and face
cloth to match, a box
, Full Size Bed Sheets
Full bleached
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36-in. Unbleached Sheeting
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Fine Quality Long Cloth
36 inches wide 190
yard 1‘
29¢
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For Blouses and Dresses
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