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Stock Quotations
Y 1: Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
hie New or the private wiree oi Goldsohmdt,
ealerl in unlisted“
and d locnl correspondent of H. L. Horton &
Sentinel, over
11 Brokers,
h Street, South Nor-walk,
members of the New York Stock Exchange, 43
Ion York.
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H. L. 110' H. L. 1:30 plant by thr- Amcrlcan Stmgitihog‘) 35251
" . ’ I " 1’ l t-finin com any 0 cos 1.. . .
lined Chemical 6‘ “a 67% 67% lx‘enn. C0D?” $31]; 3.31m '22.? '1‘120’3»; living 1:1 knowledge of different
Allis Chalmers 49% 48% 48% I‘l‘ysmm‘ THE D A it? '3 I! ’tM-s to bn taken following such de-
‘m Can 451.; 45%, 151,; Luck. Steel 73 - a 1 s 0.1.. .. .. ‘ , fid t that gmer-
. ’ ' l \l . l"lll l‘cto 156 '18" 152 vclopmonts “me con en .
Am. 1c“ M31" 1031’ 103% ‘ "\ "‘ . , . w, lti will become a more
‘ — ‘ r‘ I . ‘1’ ' Miami Copper 251.2 281.2 -8 a lean smc ng ,
Am. 9m“ & ( m" H '2 18 lb .42 ~ a» - 1' 123' . . mincnt {nature in the industrial
AIL'Snicltcrs 531i: 5“; 58% ' Middle States 151,; :31? o. '9 imo. in stock \larket transactions
Am. Sugar 7511 751/; 7811 Mo. Inc. 3111,? 31 .3 111:? iglr‘oup.t M; mm“ tor mam. vcars. And
Am. Sum. Toll. 395V, 391/. 39% Hudson .1 C‘ -11, .1: [t mu it. . .. i: 121:0 attachcddo the fact
All. Tel. & 'I‘t‘l. 1:01" 1:01,; 121) 1,3 _N. Y. Cmitrai 95% 9.4 ,4 90-. gimpoi JJC‘C: h} _t so yang identified
Mconda {.0qu flu-lg 501,4; 2 X.Y.. .\'.H. 8: H. 28% 272's 2251.: 'that the In’it res‘f‘m‘nt of American
Atchleon 99 98”; 99 Nor. l‘ac. 76111 76 301.2 én'lih ithe Siaiiafiznx, enough: fortified
' ’ ' ' ’ . > :V? . 1 .. ..
Baldwin Loco. 1115', 110% 111% I‘uC- 0“ 5-‘\ 94149 :5 ’ ,smilt fig 1 f \ it You" of stock-
hlt & Ohio 49 47% 4'1 'I’un Amer. Pete. 80% 78155 49-}, in Illf‘ll‘ control 01 to g .
Bet); Stul ”5 741.5 75 ‘l‘mn R R 42 41% 41? ihomcrs at tho mot-ting Int: (layslagoi.
- I: H I I I I ' ‘ 2 ~- - . ‘ullv assumcd that ra T081
ml. ct . ('2 60 617, Foo. Gas 83 A3 83 {It “as ccml. . ‘ . . .
m. in: 1&3 138 138 5 Pullman Co. 118”; 117% 117% 'gdcvelopments will be 3105er pager“:
' ‘7 ’ l’-~' ’ u. (u. 90.
Chandler Mot, (iv-1;, GS 68 {1,3 Ituy. Consol. 161.3 16 16 {to/.1} and tonimron t] l‘lltl s;]o:ld be
Chen. & Ohio .13 65 65 Reading 74 74 74 :“all Street interests 1.) .
Gas 115 114% 115 110111. Type 331,5 3314 331,5 full} informed in regard to the situa-
Z i- R. L 4313 41% 429-1 , lzep. Ftvol 70 0915 70 gtiuu. insisted (Ea: tl‘wr:v:s‘rxi]otr;1i:)s:f§t
( . ”7 . ., j t S . . ‘ _
Corn Products 14131;} 1025;, 103:; Royal lititch 501,? 5 t ,3 115‘ ; tor ' nun. ri ;§~1;tio:rf::1d Railroad ca;-
Cruciblc Steel 731', 71.1; 73.3,; $0. I‘dclllc 351,1, 38 85/, “21}.-rans’p .. . i ht howed
ab: Cane 153' 15rd 1556 Sinclair Oil 311,43 30% Ill-‘5 ‘lOlullng'S reported last n g s
r "‘ ‘ " s ‘. l ‘ 1" '1 ~ ' "3 “‘15 23 :giotht-r substantial increase. reaching
Endicott Johnson . Hg “$31.3 73,14 :30. u“ “.13 - _.., V“, “3' one , 13 “ was twain”) ”m:
ruinous Players s01; 79 1,1 50% NH N J 1S1 130 list ,, up to . a. ..u< ‘ .
G“!- A'Dh'llt 67 647;, 6““ is H N J Ft. 116 116 116 it will not be long before the car load-
Qn blotolrs 1'2" 12:} 154., K‘t P1111 24% 24‘; 214% ings each week will amount to over
. . '5 ,7 y‘ .‘ . . t ,! ‘ _ v ‘ v -
Friedrich 30;; 3913 39:: Studebaker 126%, 1241.4, 126 ’ lmlH'IJIHO cars. 1 This :02: might: «if;
art,,..Nor‘th. Pt. 81 SO 13 81 I1-.«\.is (:0. 468/. 451% 4615‘. pox-taut ‘intc .05 s :13- , fh‘, rma'n.
art. Nnrlhr m... Rm, 39.11, 331.3 Tobacco prod. 51 8:)“ so . «ionce o.I prosper ‘5“ n ikt- rm in:
3“““irntion “- 3"".‘1 301’, 391/ l‘n_ lit-l. Stores 60‘; (la-"g, . 6333,, held an ns‘promisntignsu 1S .inurtne to
I'nLMer. Mar. Pf, 73 711,33 73 !1'. S. Realty 6513’. 05:? 651-; crvzises in earnings or some
JIM. magi _ 161;. 16 103;, i : 3"“;“T 32% 21.? ‘32, come' .
““9318 lt)‘ So. 24 24 24 l . . ._ ee- . . _ , 5,, . ‘
”‘l “P" 46 45V. 45:, 3 1'! a. W-mwr , 62“.: :1: 33:2 BIELASKI FREE
k"“" S in . ‘5' - , \‘zmmiinm Steel 4315 3 . 4. ' '
Pr 2‘ ‘ n 47' 4'12 l\\'ust. 151.59, [.914 591‘ 5911'. .AFTER FOIJR DIAYS
(:JZf the Financial world.
Maple: a
securities, 85 Washing-
Street.
mull M11 31‘.
WALL STltl‘llll’l‘. 10:"
liaiurcd the owning of today's Stock
Harlin. Mexican i'ctv rosc 3 points to
186‘ in the first hw transactions. lint
profit taking soon cane: llul this gain.
“ti—American l" Il'ulvllllls wore high-
I?! by 1‘: to 2 points. and Gclileil
Asphalt rctlvrtul short
Ftaudard'fiil m California lost 2 points
and (‘ulifornia l‘c liolc um. Pacific
()ils. Atlantic (hill. 'l‘nluu'wo Products
nor-cl Anaz-mnlzi \xv-n l0\\'t‘l‘, Sir-ll am?
motors moxul. t'tviii‘uqnuly. Crucible
mowing :1 I—lmut L'llll nith rent-“'11!
oi yesterday's ll".1\lll(‘>S in Stude-
baker. 1.441411ch lur'z fen («charm-.5
were low”: ihv (lorrumn mark estah—
fishing :1 now minimum at :1 fraction
undc‘r .027. ’
“CALLS Tlil'lll'l‘, N0tii).-——Thc ill-
(roused :n‘tixili H1 thn- lilo-.ningi was
entirely at Iht’ t‘\l.‘L'l.M' of qUUlv ll vai‘
Iowa.
3
i
‘rariy aftvrnoon. C. C. C. and St. Louis
50 a. m.-——Olls was marked up 3 points. New York
cm 1 rints. x
i
l
vaivnu l" trulrunl’s l‘\ll'l'lllt‘ :it’f,
”nae of 4 points was Slict‘ectlwl by a,
fi-Jloiui l‘vm'timi. Sillllvllll'll Hils ()l‘
(Lilit‘orniu 21ml .‘HAV .l-«rrwy “'t‘l'L‘ thrrn
to a'runst l'nr lmivvts‘ luwvr. lmssos of
«no to four points “on fillsluilu‘l in:
Czrlit’orniu. l‘vlrul. um. I'lnlllll“’l‘\‘ owl
Eminvrs and .\.“:~llt"ll|l"ll. Pacific and
Houston Hilra. Hich cram» Mmls.
equipments and motors \vcro only
moderately all. «‘1» ti. hill
”0s bm‘umv hwuvy. livnlings ill tllv
rails \Vm‘u llL'ill Ht trilliui: changvs.
Ch" mouoy oin-uml‘nt 4-11 per cont”
but soon dropp- .l to 41.; per cent.
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WALT. S'l‘ltl‘ll'l’l‘. 1:30 p. m.—'l‘l:o
mauve steadiness of railroad sharo‘s
i‘oml spmtla l-
tlnring the morning. despite the acute
weakmss of many inane-trials. (-n-
”ms-«l the hull faction to make a
demonstration in that quarter in the
Contra] 2 3-8 and landing. Louisville
and Nashville. New Hay-3n, Rock Is-
lam-1. St. Paul Porr- Marquitto I‘LL.
Baltimore and Ohio and I‘a'oria anal
liastrrn 1 to 1 3-4.
GERMAN
MARKS LO‘VI in.
NH“; YURK. Jl-vw :9.—-Gwrnmu
umrks tell it) thr l()\\t,5l 1i \vl in tin ir
l‘istmy h-vr tmiux. Ming g‘mtui at a
{motion unnio r .":T or thv mmivnlont
u! 1M» marks {or labs than twmtty-
bl‘\l‘I1 Ct‘llls.
Tho linrmul valut‘ of the mslrk i=0-
l'mn The \\';l!' was :3 \-l'v {.‘1‘395. Ill'it—
lrll and i“lt}?lf‘li (‘urrcncivs also >l10‘.\""1
I‘lll‘l'd' l'-,t\inwss anti tho l'ullzvn IJI"
v.‘.i< diis'illclli' W
. your,
.‘lHIIS l2-l'T0 I‘I‘IJ. CITIZENSHIP.
Av. naturalization session of ‘tho
l‘nitnl Stairs Court hf‘l-I by Judge
l-Llwiu S. Thomas 1:: llartlcnl sly.- "i
J'ly 1"»1 .‘tlilllll’nllls \Vt‘l‘l! :hliilittr-l to
{1111 (-iiiz’onslzip and ii “Wit: i-gnctu!
ln Illt latltr class \vuro tight and
plicanh: \vhc claimml «xermptioil '>-.--'
(‘i'llisr th-v \vt-rw ncutrnl alivns \vhile
tho country was at war. Jutlgr- ’l'ho‘
n‘l‘.‘ coucludml that tlu 5' would no‘ ‘ *i
.h sirahlv citizcns. 5
l
of thc oihvr fourtun rnicch -‘i right:
«liel not :imwaz' your did not show in—,
tc-llicrmw onough to satisfy thv court:
tint. they would he acceptable and:
too not long wnouuh
of tho country to make them t'liSil‘lO.‘
Viz Y'“
‘ '(lil‘IW
.Tnuuoico brunch ol‘lhv (‘ortcz nil com-
wul tutu-NEWS
\‘Vall Street had plenty to talk about
after the close yesterday. including
the various developments in connec-
tion with the Mexican situation that
are expected to be a nucleus for a
large amount of industrial activity in
many lines. This applies particularly
to the definite statement in regard to
the establishment of the coal and coke
OF CAPTIVITY
(Continued from First Page)
Jules Lacaud. head or the Mexico
City banking firm which is understood
to have lurnishwi the ten thousand (or
the ransom on order or Mr. llielaski's
New York company. said he had been
authorized to s‘lnlr‘ that Biclnski elud-
ml his captors before the money was
paid. lliv-laski sut’forv’wl no more ill-
r~l‘.’-‘cts than might be f‘\|"-f‘(‘ln‘d from
four «lays of “roughing it" in
mountains. .
l'iozi-ns of automobiles. carrying:
Am-ricans who since Sunday how
“‘1va to 52,-! in contact with tho lvau-
‘lits. rn-turnn ti lo the capital last night.
r-zich person i. Zling a different version
of 1hr afi'air .in-l anvrilvinc crmiit for
it; Ltski’s Nil't- rrturn to scvcrai
S'lll'k‘t‘s.
Press lllfil‘nli’l‘n‘S from 'l'.unpico
\\’. P. 'l‘nvlor. manna-T oi tho
confirming tho capture of
out» r'nplnu 5 at tho company's Ami-
.x-lJ camp lav tlw l-andit Goroznvc. but
us
do no? 51111,. “linllicr tln ransom has.
- Ainrric.)n-ou'm ti
1;: --:i paid.
F\_\' lt‘l:\.\II‘l::l‘l'\. Juno 2‘1.«~I‘ri'-s~
a}. r_- _\‘\.3Vn l'l‘lxi‘tfit‘fll of .\l¢“\iq‘v". ill :1
hi- umm in 721w Sat: l-‘rnrciscn Chron-
in‘ ‘. ass' rt- .1 that llf‘XVS from Tnmpit‘d
held caprivo l-y hanllits
:tlisr-li'teiv 1!" char-
tliv dispatch "Only one
n’ tho many malicious .lr-t Is to ore-air
unfavorable opinion in tho two no-
(ms "
The CHROVICIJ’.
T‘rnsido-nt (“hr-5min. :Nkinc for a
stat: ill-'31? {is in conditions at Tampico
an.) thr truth of imports of Americans
of .\l‘.".o'l‘in":lllS
\\ :is based-‘55.
:n‘l- lii‘VI as
tq‘lwcraphml to
r: sidt‘ulsl hot-i for rnnsmn.
As ('liic.’ l-Ixrcntiro. when I rem-iv-
u... ....__ -..,. ._. ,_ a“... . _.
Retreading Vulcanizing Accessories
South Norwalk Auto; Supply Co.
90 N. Main St. Telephone 1591
30x3l§
32x31;
32x4
33x4
- 34x4
ALL OTHER SIZES IN
Smash Go Tire Prices
GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES
_ S 18.90
. 20.10
. 33.60
34.50
35.50
40 Per Cent. Reduction on 30x3l/2
Guaranteed 6,000 Miles...
.Blackstone'Fabr‘ics $13.75 $7.95
20 Per Cent. Reduction on TuIies,
- Star, Norwalk, Blackstone, Fisk.
20 Per Cent. ‘Reduction on Dia-
mond, Converse, Hanes; Silver‘-
town Cords, Breender cords V. and
Mono Fabrics. ‘
This is all New .FreSh Stock just
received from the factory. This
salenwilllastuntil”.}u1y8tli... " r
PROPORTION.
$ 12.25
17.80
23.05
24.03
24.85
‘ ithc Cortoz Oil company in the
l 10
dttun.
.port. insurance agency: capital. $25,-
l
' \.LOANS
” -'= .wasmnctro‘ag. ’1
ed your dispatch, I knew that the
news to which you allude is absolute-
ly baseless, and is only one of the
many malicious deeds of persons
whose intentions are inimical to the,
interests of Mexico. However, to
satisfy public opinion, I telepraphed1
to the chief of- operations at Huasteca
for complete information, I herewith
submit the /telegraphic communica-
tions." ,_ ‘
" ‘Generai Guadalupe
Chinccnillo.
“"I see that newspapers in the‘
United States publish in scandalous
form a. report from Tampico an-
nouncing that forty Americans havé
been taken captives and held for,
Sanchez,
.ransom from the camps at Aguada de *
a1 Cortez Oil company by the bandit
Gcro7.ave,~and although I feel positive 5
that this report is one of the many;
painful ’means used by the enemies of
Mexico to bring about difficulties bc-l
tween the two governnments and to!
crez_i_t§ animosity between the two na- ‘-
tions, I want your oificial advices:
for submission to the press.
“ ‘Alvaro Obregon." ,
“His 'reply:
“ ‘Chinconillo. June 28. 1922.
" "The President of the Republic:
“ ‘l'p to the present time, no]
agency of any oil company has pre-:
sented complaint in regard to thel
taking of“ prisoners oi‘ forty Amer-l
icons. I‘made inquiries of General;
Juan Casiano. superintendent of the,
Corie; Oil company. who was in the:
barracks. yesterday afternoon. He
in’crmed me that rebels had been
near the Aguada. La Plume. and El
Rosillo camps. I immediately ordegcd
Central Protas to proceed to the
vicinity of [how camps with orders
to pt'rsue and-run down the enemy.
I am sorry that owing to the long
distance from the camps. I haven't
Lie knowledge that other individuals
who are in the neighborhood may
have. ‘
" “Guadalupe Sanches.‘ .
"A later communication follows: ‘
" ‘Presivlcnt or the Republic:
.” ‘1 have the honor to inform you.
there has arrived here from Ozuiama. ,
an automobile containing General
I‘anun-cio, two officers and three
troopers. having passed through La
Agtzatla. La Pluma and ‘i iosillo.
Tnf‘y report everything is normal. '
" 'Guadalupc Sanchez.’
“The above rcplics from the rhicf
of operations tend to the certainty.
02130 more, that the-rc- are powerful?
optrations at Work to err-ate norm or- .
aim- opinion. anvi animadvcrsion inu'
tw-vn the two nations, with no other;
olijrct than to satisfy tht‘ir own ill-f
irresis. i
".-\. Ol‘lllliGt‘tfi."
\VASHINGTON. June 29.—-.\i!~xlcan
rein is who seized the Agnada camp of
Tam- :
pico region. Sunday. holding the prop-
«my and forty Ame flran omploros for
153mm pt'sos ransom. withdrr’w on:
Monday without damage or injury to?
the 4 niployrsrl-ut with threats to redi
Consul Shaw at Tampico. todayl
aul\i.~*(t1 tho State lh-partmcnt.
’l‘hv department rec-rived a icisr
illv‘*sszli:l‘. however. which said tliit
sumo rclwls yesterday seized a can“),
of the La Corona Oil Company. :1 ¥
l‘utch-llritlsh corm rn, in thv 53:11!”
\icinlty. and urrv holding \3 mn-
pinyvs including about :1): Americans:
The dispatch did not indium»:
\vhrthrr autumn ltmi inrn paid in the:
case of thv Autumn vamp. which is .521
concilrn. ”n the
FIT"Y‘-L‘ll1 (\l‘ ll‘v‘ >1‘C‘tai Inrssngo film-t"
last night th'" Stain Departmc-nt dire.
Hi the -~:n!~:~.ss_v in Me xiv.) (‘ity to make
in,“' d: mantis on, 1hr llevhan pox. r‘i-‘
mvnt tor w'ottvtiun of tho Amvrica. s
vmployml lry tit-s iluichdlxitish Co n—
puny.
P001) (;l‘.\l{hl.\\$ INCORPORATE ‘
W” i
To “'urk [or l'uritv in Materials Of-i
form] for Sale. i
To guard .lbdliikl the Cuillllli‘itltll;
use or lilltllul" {out}. the National;
IIL’JIIII itihi Foot! Gunrdmnx Inn.
has organizul in llartiord. Articles of :
association “our tiled )Cstrruiu) at the‘
ol‘liicu u: the Secretary of the State. l
The subscribers are \‘i‘illium C.i
Klaus. r. Rabbi Abraham vaak 1:3. A.
Shaw and Alilwl C Cooke. The pur-i
pose oi the urgazilration is to prcvcxzt‘
the use 01‘ llll‘llu‘: and deleterious!
substitutes or High tin-nts in foods.
medicines. and to prevent commercial
deceptixc practices and unsanitary
tethods in the prtparution and sale
of foods. and amongother things. to
promote the strict enforcement of laws
now existing and to prepare and aid
in the passage of other laws in the;
town, State and Nation. '
»Autu l rulers lnmmware.
Akron G. ohen. Inc. of Haruord.
automobile dealers. tiled incorpora-
tion pupcrs at the offices of the Sec~
retary of the State yesterday. The
company's authorized capital stock is
8:31.000. and business will be begun
with $35.0tm. The incorporators are.
Aaron‘G. Cohen. Helen E. Cohen and!
\V. Arthur Countryman, Jr.
Selitzk ' 5.. Inc. of Hartford. has
completedVdissolution proceedings. I
"The Hudson Silk and “'oolen
House" of New London has filed a
certificate claiming theexclusive right;
to use of that name.
Certificates of incorporation were
filed by the following: -
The Maurice Schack Co..
A
Bridge-
000; to begin with $20,000: incorpora-
tors, Maurice Schack. \Villiam Schack
and Rose R. Schack.
The Grand Market. Inc. Waterbur
capital. 810.000; to begin with $2.—
000; incorporators. Harry L. Shapiro,
Hebe F. Shapiro andJacop D. 8118..
piro. ‘
R. F. A’hrens. Inc.. Sufifield. insur-
ance and real estate: capital. $25,000;
to begin with $4,000: incorporators,
Bernhard J. Ahregs. Mary Bisoeli Aha
rens and Arthur .9. 13155911. ,_
The Herrnp Corp., of Hartford. has
elected officers as follows: President. .
Eli Hen-up; flee-president. ‘Louis
-._..
Herr-up; treasure”, Samuel E. Hex-nip: f
assistant treasurers. Louis Feinberg’; .
Solomon R. Herr’up. Nathan Herrupq
secretary. Solomon R. Her-run; assist-J
ant secretaries. Israel Gruber, Morris
Herrup. . i ‘ .
mama
an? 'We'lerrfo '
‘ Mfl
autoimm-
Of Coats, Suits, Dresses, Millinery, Waists, Sweaters, Muslin Under.
wear and Hosiery ‘
-ENDS THURSDAY, JULY 6th
,
GOLDEN’S, 68 Washington St.
we are going to wind up this sale to show the public that this
really “A Golden Opportunity.”F_IRST: It does not come at the
End of the Season but just a Few Days before the Holiday when iner-
chandise is most needed. SECOND: This sale is not a sale of odds and i
ends but fresh, clean merchandise with prices cut to the lowest figure.
We wish to impress on the public that this sale is a yearly event
and aim to make it one to be looked forward to each year. BE SURE to
it come. as you will be pleased with the savings on each purchase. This
sale starts Friday, June 30. It will end Thursday, July 6.
P010 Cloth
Fine
Odd Coats
At
\Ycrc
Value . . . .
vat-"4 ”‘
Y :
. \
I-‘sformcrly Sold at $135.01] and
Golden Opportunity Sale . . . . . . $19.75
____2______._
PRINTZESS SUITS
“‘9 will close out the few that are left, regu-
lar-1.185154% 9(in and $55.00. at . ..... $35.00
DRESS COATS Ah
Golden Opportunity Sale . . .
COATS
and Twecds. Semi lined and lined
throughout.
Reg. $16.95 to $19.75
8
Golden Opportunity Sale . . . . . . $10.00
SUITS
Formerly Sold at $17.95 and $19.75
Golden Opportunity Sale .. $10.00
SUITS 4
Quality Serge and Tricotine
Values $25.00 and $29.50 ,
Golden Opportunity Sale . . . . . . $15.00
SUITS
0
$29.50
. -..,..,.
YD WRAPS
I‘ririiic=rl}‘ Snld at ........ . . . S”3.00 and $29.50
.3. . 515.00
at .......... . ...........LS5.00
CHILDREN’S COATS
Plain (i ll] :llltl Bllxttll‘es.
Formct‘ly at ................ $9.98 to $12.98
Golden Opportunity Sale . . . . . . . $6.98
Odd Coats for Children at ...... . . . . . . $1.98
ll DRESSES
'l‘ai'fciz and (‘nnton Crepe.
F-‘rnicrly . . . .V .............. $13.98 to $233.00
. . . . . $7.98 $10.98 and $15.98
Odd Dresses ................... . ..... $5.00
GINGHAM DRESSES.
Made of Very Fine Qualify Gingham-s
'At
$2.98and $3.9
Regular $4.95 and $5.93 ,
VOILE DRESSES
At . . . . . .
............. $4.98 and $5.98
and $9.98.
< > A
SKIRTS
’4
a
:7
.—
d.
p.
"D
71
.',_.
-4
'5
CI
\Vhite Surf Satin andeahardine.
........ $35.98 to $5.98
‘Golden Opportunity Sale . . . . . . . $2.50
SPORT SKIRTS
In Tu‘eeds and Silk Jersey Cloth.
$5.98 to $10.00
“Now $398
\VHITE GOODS
Grasp this opportunity of purchasing your sea-
son ‘s supply now.
WHITE PETT‘ICOATS
79c value,‘now
$1.25 value, now
$1.50 value, now
$2.00 value, now
“$2.50 and $2.98 v‘alue, now . . . . . . . . . . .
........... ......
........-.......
..’......‘.-.-.......
“M, $1.50
...~.....
Sateen Petticoats, double panel
Regular $1
.50. Extra size included . . . .
$L00
79c value at...... ...... .......
$1.50 value at ............ . .........
$2.00 value at. ...... , ........ . .....
Phillipine Gowns. reg. $3.98 at ...... _
CORSET COVERS
70cvalue......... ......
59cvzilne. .............
ENVELOPES
79c value at p. ., ........ . . . . . ......
$1.00 vach at ............... . . . .
$1.50 value at . . . .......... . . . ......
, BLOOMERS
590 value ,. . ........ . . . . . . . .....
$1.00 value _ ................... . .....
STEP-IN SETS
Regular $1.50 . ............ as.-.
Regular $2.00 ........ _
Regular $3.00 ..........
CREPE DE CHINE AND SATIN
BLOOMERS
Slightly Soiled
$2.81? and $398 value ...............
SILK SCARFS
Regular $3.50 ............... . . . . . . ..
Regular $4.518 and $5.98 .. . .
W'AISTS
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Regular $2.00 value .................
SVVEATERS—THE FAD OF
SEASON
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$23.00 value .......
$2.118 value ............ . . . . .....
Braniloy Style Silk chaiers—In all
ing Shades.
$5.98 value
SILK SWEATER—Tux 'E' '55 'STY'ILE
$7.95 and $8.95 value ...............
ODD VVAISTS IN GEORGETTEE
$5.00 value ....... . ; ............... $1.98
PONGEE MIDDIES _0
Regular $5.00 value ................. «1.13
BATHING SUITS
Sateen. Surf Satin and 'lt'rr‘f
$1.98, $2.98 mid $398 Formerly $2.115 ant
RADIUBI SILK PETTICOATS
Iir‘All Colors.
Regular $5.98. now .................
HOSIERY
$1.00 Silk Hose, Black only
-5135 Silk Hose,
,T00 Sport. Hatiat * $1f.98.and,$2.98
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Regular 50c value ....... .\ . . . . ......
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