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SBENl'l'lT
BY NEW LAWS,
STATES HINI'S
"'\(‘.'rnN, April
\u‘i‘ld I‘ll‘ .md to C lim-
. those of other ware. m
. mnny new benentn under
, 1:1350‘d 1t the end or the
-~ ur congrem and clarified
1",0 \'Mc~rana' bureau.
- in Hot in liberalized by the
u , i: ll "mended Ind modified
: our insurance act. the
‘ .‘v 1i. Many
. \t. m sponsored by voter.
'illlnfl.
a. director of the Veternns
1 .
l
!
w the most lmportnnt pro-t
rm- ncw not is on amend
~ng in effect:
' .wry officer end enlisted
pyrson in the active ser-
. Mm “for and Navy De-
uin was discharged or
..) prior to the establish-
. _,. Veteran: Bureau on
' at. and every such per-
. 4m- service on or before
.l, inn. who. on or after
luji, was discharged or
' iii im conclusively held
in sulind condition when
HI‘VICE‘, except as to
ma ns were noted 0!
_ v-r prior to the time he
.- -.i l \u‘?.
' ..n r\-sl-rvico nun who 11'
.- a mental disease or
tnurrular disenee of 10
.r more, and such showing
.. Hymn examinationvby a
-r of the Veteran. Bu~
( H-r qualified physician.
_\. 'lrij utter separating
.4. ~ll be considered to
-. i his disability in ouch
. nun eurfercd an aggra-
-, -. t\ixlt'nl tulmrcular and
. m; In addition to ex-
. prim! from two yearn
w in mental and tuber-
. z .m provision eliminates
n that the tuberculer
. r be pulmonary to en-
'v. no benefits at the pre-
in nzno nn amendment,
'. the time in which a
. ' (inability may be ob-
r to March 4, 1924. snd
n-m-ndtncnt it is provided
. :ri:.<::itc. except in cone of
; lw- incontcetnble evidence
. virv {or which it is issued
l l'l or aggravated by the
l‘\ it C‘.
— i-mvision of the new act
a applicable to veterans
‘l'u- World \Var veterans
r where ll veteran of any
11., Ms discharge or ree-
rm thv- scrvice and does
- 'fi’ii'i'nt assets to meet the
burial and transportation
ilm linltcd States Veter-
x “all pay for n flag to
umkrt and nice for burial
..l [my a. sum not exceed-
i- another provision which
rm rit tntcrcst to the Spam-
‘r runs as well as veterans
tif‘lllllo insurrection and
This provilion ex-
;rir'tl facilities under the
i liiimiiuiion of the United
, rm illlri'flu so thnt they
for tin-3r: veterans nut-
in tun-psychiatric or tu-
n his or diseases includ-
Ilnilurl. ns granted to
! \\.ir vntr-rnns receiving
I'l nnti hospitalization un-
‘ .r illak Insurance Act.
lnwnt provides that pay-
['loililiilfl! on yearly re-
"'l insurance nnd convert-
. mnv he doomed not to
in lll" cases of those.
. “Min mentally incom--
; tr whom no legal guard-
i rig-pointed have hereto-
. «r nmv herenner allow
- to lapse ,while so suf-
': Hm period‘ for which
two or may hereafter be
37.1: new nmendment pro-
‘ ”'L' unlvor in ouch cases
without. application and
mi ‘i.
ulvrri‘, rimtessary in IC-
'i. rmzulntion- which may
A la: the Director of the
imrrnnu who were dis-
.i the military service
'o‘ill-lnfll’llnl proceedings
‘ i in their rights under
i.. 'r; Insurance Act by the
H:- new act which in
'N that the right to coin”
Htr the period of servicev
. mwh discharge is given
' ltnrmi unleee n person
- 4M or dismissed by sen-
'.;r.rn:irtlal. The act prior
rllillli‘lll. did not contain
., "by sentence of court-
""I.l'llIA. April 14.—The
".h n! Rn-kn-pou. of the
', ins been not up in the
“ the l'nlveflity Museum
innrr-chamber of the
i" .rrmh's tomb is limilu'
ankh-Atnen's.
r" I'l anuurn. near “C101“
7 mph In the center of the
' l tomb in 3 stone nrco-
nnricnt Phnnoh. Th0
.- nrn composed of gigantic
I
carved in hue-
- mun from the life of
'3'? . y are painted in fresh
no though the work
iwn touched up recently-
'? or the tomb is lo grent
' :u rsity officioll 7m
‘ 'hy "fired to place it
r' or the museum proper. l“
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":11". Eng. April 14.—
..! flower girl wns Mod
1‘ for breech of a. mid- i
prohibiting m In
i l.-—Veter~ ‘
oi the new,
md beaver, $2.95:
T
Iii-lean. a...
mu. m 18. use.
’Ncw sport
model hats.
Small and medium shaped hats of silk crepe with
worsted embroidery and narrow ribbon trimming 1n pas-
telle shades. The embroidery follows in a. modest meas-
ure the Egyptian motif.
These are delightfully comfortable hats and stylish
hats for the days immediately ahead—priced at only $6.
Second floor. front
Odds and ends of
women’s footwear.
Low and high heels—not all sizes in all styles but a
pair for every size foot.
Patent leather with Colonial tongue, Louis heelc.
Black suede with Colonial tongue and patent trnn, Loms
heels. Black suede with patent leather two strap and
patent trim on toe cap with military heel.
About 300 pairs that have been much higher in rice
all reduced to close them out quickly to one price, .85.
Main floor reu'
Undermuslins
modestly priced.
An assortment of serviceable undies. Envelope che-
mise of good soft finished muslin trimmed withorows of
lace insertion and edge of lace finished with nbbon m
beading. Bloomers of crepe in orchid or pink nicely fin-
lshed with hemmed rufi'le or lace edge. Extra size bloom-
.ers of ood muslin cut full and wide and well made and
finished with lace edge.
You may choose from this assortment at only 75c.
, Second floor. reer
Men’s fixings that
make sure hits;
It’s the hits not the misses—that roll up the score.
That’s why we spare neither time nor expense to get
the sort that are sure to hit home.
Cooler underwedr—soon—very soon you’ll want it—
here are “Otis” union suits in white ribbed cotton so
nicely finished and so comfortable, $1.50.
“De Luxe” shirts for men—new line in corded mad-
rae and heavy woven madras—the sort you know is just
made to give service and laugh at the rough usage of the
laundry—priced at only $150.
.' Have you seen those new silk four-in-hands in the
new shsdes so suggestive of tweeds and so well adapted
to wear with this type 01 suit—odd stripes they are shown
’in and only 7%).
Good medium weight liale socks in black, navy,
"brown and grey,.35n
Main floor, right. front
Women’s gloves '
good values.
Women’s gloves in a fine imported sldn—Z clasp in
white, black and brown, 95c. .
Women ’3 gloves in chamoisette with a strap wrist and
embroidered backs—colors are covert, sand, mode and
brown, 95c.
Women’s gloves made of imported skins with em-
broidered backs—strap wrist length—colors tan,_brown
loin floor. Ieft,‘eenter P '
New kerchiefs
of. interest.
Women’s cotton immac- in self stripe—also colored
- woven borders in blue, pinknnd lanolin-.100. "
make their appearance about as soon as they areplnced
on the market. :
overblouse—popular‘ typo some of them abbroidered in
silk and some in silk and headed designs—a blow to; go
with any suit or skirt-a blouse for any. occasion, prices
$5, $7.50, $10 and $12.50, regular and extm mes. *
m'hmmm'nmma—m_
Show Week begins Monday next!
Tomorrow will tell you all
l
Spring suits for
well dressed men’.
For men who are careful and particular. For men
who know that the world at large judges a man by his ap-
pearance. For men who want to have clothes that em-
phasize their personality. Suits of this sort are here.
The two pant suit is the prime favorite for every
man knows it to be an investment of importance. It saves
money. ‘It saves time. It saves annoyance. It saves
appearance often.
Pencil stripes, mixtures, serges, worsteds—all good
materials and also carefully tailored—wide range to se-
lect from at $33.75.
Splendid selection of all sorts and kinds of good suits
and top coats for men at $25 to $55.
Main floor reu-
Crepe de chine dresses
of unusual beauty $15.
My, what pretty dresses! They are-they have a lot
of good style. They are made along youthful lines. They
are well made and of splendid crepe de chine in a wide
range of the newer shades.
Some are embroidered all-over waist section. Some
have embroidered designs on entire dress. Some have
shirring or pleats and finely laid folds. Some are caught
at waist line with handsome ornaments.
Of course there are dresses in the lot of the more
dignified type and dresses of the more modest shades of
brown and navy—but the assortment is one from; which
one may select a pretty dress—a stylish dress for the very
small sum of $15.
Second floor. center
Women’s spring coats
made for service.
The fabrics are ser-
viceable looking and
serviceable in fact—-
they are staunch
tweeds and firm over-
plaid coatings—and
some of those deep-
toned brown and
black velvety surfac-
ed fabrics made into
capes of intriguing
warmth and comfort.
Some of the coats
are lined throughout
and some of the fab-
rics are of a weight
.that requires no lin-
ing.
Tailored carefully
in a wide variety of
snappy models these
coats are real good
values at $29.50, 7", +
Blouse selection
,a store itself. '
‘A well stocked store where the newer productions
about it! --
M’
15!
Son gets some are
that Dad does.
Son gets the same careful attention as Dad Rod
this store. .
Same good quality and style in both clothes and %
ings. .' \
Same cordial greeting and careful service.
And when Son comes to do his own sh ' ’
many boys do) we’re extra careful, so that Mother
pleased with every purchase. _ 3
Boys from 8 to 18 years of age are interested 11H.
Norfolk suits for they know the careful tailoring—M,
like the styles and the fabrics and they know that the in
Will
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7":
airs of pants mean double service—cplendid model 3
Every boy will like shown in Wide vanety, $8.95 to $25, f‘-
High school boys taking sizes 16 to 20 year suite
like the two pant suits—long pantso—and sport mo“
coats in tweeds, mixtures and overplaids from $25 to m
Basement. front
Women’s sweaters
a new mode. '
Silk and mohair sweaters—slippn type with I
trast stripe in odd design—rich, servmeable, stylish.
vShown in the following color combinetlo
and white, black and white, navy and bufi, bufi and w .
copen and tweed, pearl and copen. A sweater mic
unusual beauty priced at $15.
Toilet wares sale
ends Saturday.
Saturday is the last day for these special prices a
toilet needs:
Tooth preparations—
» loan; tooth pate. Mo. 8 for 81.
Pebeoo tooth paste. 12¢. , .
Irr :dn’tmmpfiigqar $1 ‘-
e on p e. or .
Drrawon'e tooth paste. 17c, 3 for 50¢; powder. “c. 8 (a ‘0“
Kat on tooth paste. 11a. 8 [or con.
For n'e tooth pence, Inn-ii, 21c; lute. 80c.
One lot of moth brushe- from an importer. Handle. at
I celluloid end bone—ell worth much more than price asked. Ila. '
Face mums and lotions—
I-‘Iind'..~ honey and almond cream. Jug; :22” sine. u
a' Id or uni-hing cream. an. 3 hrge a
gwttcznd Run-lure cold cream. tubes. Sc; large, 8c; Jun, ”c; a
“niggpeun meme- cream. small Jun. 89c: mm ion. “a "
Pompdmnkhmjmlk3daymmm '
Deodorants and dnpflatories—
Odoron inn-11. no; mu. :m- mm. "o. 3 hr on.
Nut. 809.0. De miracle. M’d’c: urn. 70c.
Amolin powder. email. 10c; large. 850.
Hummortounmneyflnguotudmm,
“i.
splendid vulne at 750.
T l 8 (a 505 Comfort pawl! omen. 1.0; lug; ”g
:1 er,
£31.30- :Johnaen'e bob powder. 15c. — —‘~ a... ,- /
Xennen'e talcum. tie. ulbb's talcum. 1h; 3:
Rory Gordon totem lee. Dickin- moum. 10g -
1:
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Aral
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mums-anon: 78¢. nM=.m—.m
Toiletsoape— " ~
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Wrapped toilet m: M "
Rust up. neg. hm nee, Ila. _ 1.:
Here are shown. today new silk crepe blunder—Hie
Cotton blouses are'shown innwide M617; too.
£mwns80fl1nen¥ihtodn ‘ y. ' Cordedeirmod' ‘ ”538m ‘
daintycolornnd whitedotted Bwisemade with the
nvmhammnemammheefl—uhhth
“entree-both“, ' , '
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_ h’e‘eoft coffin keahhh in ad! stripe—splendid
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