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CHAPTER XII.
ALI BAeA AND THE BAGS OF
GOLD.

- through the main street OF
Bagdad, pushing aside all the
lesser dregs of humanity
roughly shouldering the bean
sellers and the merchants out Of the
way, came the rickshaw and the Chi
nese escort OF the great Mandarin,
Chu chin Chow. Upon the floor OF
his carriage lay many bags OF gold.
Jewels sparkled on his fingers. and
his servants carried many more bags
OF gold-all the rich loot from the
raid on the slave market.
Behind the rickshaw. escorted by
two armed Chinese, who made sure
that she could not escape, walked
Zahrat- teal Kulub, the desert woman,
the prisoner OF the brigand. Abu
Hasan OF Khorasan.
In front of the very house OF All
Bahia, tho rickshaw paused, as
through the crowd came Kouzaymar.
one Of the chief aAs Of the robber
shayk, who bowed low 10 salute his
chief.
Correcting, o Chief" he murmured.
softly.
Come hither. Khuzaymah," d.
FsStsd Abu HasS-. reckoning 10 his
lieutenant i1ou mast performed
my biddingr
"Yeh, o msrtsr. Zahrat-a al Kulub's
lover is now chained and gagged In
the lower cave"
Abu Hasan chuckled and turned
to the slave girl, who had paused
when the rickshaw stopped.
Good. Thou nearest, Zahrat? Thy
lover is waiting for thee. Take her
and chain her likewise in tho cave OF
Jewels above his head. Al midnight,
o my desert flower. thou shalt see
thy lover and have speech with him
and tell him of the great mercy
shown thee by Abu Hasan. whom
thou didst betrsy 20 mine enemies.
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dournD-~ %std All boastfully. as he
hnlastened one OF the bags OF gold.
Thou drunken rogue protested
Maouoah. Have l not enough 10 DO
70 clean thy hovel, but thou mast
bring In thy ass 70 help thee soil u
courtyard?"
All carefully spread a cloth upon
the ground, and then emptied a great
nea OF golden coins upon II. Squat
ing beside tho bag. he ran his hands
through tho coins, looked up az the
amazed Mabuban, and smiled,
Golden coins" he cried. Gold
gold, thou wife OF wenlth."
Mabubah fell upon her knees 70
examine tho coins,
"0oldf" abe cried, In wonder.
"reh, and vast sums OF the same
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SAMPSON ROCK OF WALL STREE
TIE STORY OF A MAN N A MAID
AND A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS
Beain 1t on This Page Monday, Nov. 1

,MarJaaah. before marriage. sweet as
the sugar cane. pllable as the willow
twlg, yet when thou hast attained
thy desires. thy uga sweetness Will
turn to vinegar. thy yielding and
bending TO carking and barking"
NAY. but II Will not Do NO with
me-" answered Marianah. tenderly
clinglng TO her beloved IAN the rest
Of my days I viii be- his soothing
wife ! viii chase worries from him,
! viii be- ever gay and never doleful,
! will chatter aud I viii laugh only
when my lord pleascth."
All made % wry face
"rhe same thing my Mabubah told
mo before wa did we'd" no protested.
"Oh. how ] love my Nur-al-Huda,'
said M%arjanah. sortly.t
"And now | hate my Nah -babubah,"
Knocked All. shaking his head.
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mail that young girls r more In
terested In keeping the body In
health than ONE later in life. when
in reality It is the middle-aged and
older persons who really need them.
because they are naturally less ac-
tive than In youth. Physical exer-
cises aid the eliminative organs In
Kidding the system of waste matter
and poisons and they also help as
simulate and digest the food. thereby
building up the body. Suitable and
sensible practice Of exercises con-
tributes greatly to our efficiency and
they are actually just as essential as
food and rest. but they are neglected
because the need OF them is not so
evident or immediate.
These easy mat exercises allow the
greatest amount OF abdominal de-
velopment with the least possible
strain or tAtigua and most every
woman needs stronger muscles
through the waist. sides and hack
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pomegranate blossom" cried All hi
lariously. pieces of gold. Never
more shall we talk Of beans. but OF
rich flesh and Ash. OF sweetmeats and
rare fruit. and rarer wines"
NAY, thou art mad, or drunk"
what no. Nur-al-Huda, and thee,
too. MarJanah," cried Ali, running to
the rne of the street. Around the
house came the two young lovers,
leading "A donkey laden with many
bags tied upon his back.
Now will we reveal u wealth
unto this mother OF sournesS and
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where this gold didst come FROM"
added Marjanah.
And Jewels OF wondrous value"
cried Nur-al-Huda Ali.
"And yet more and more-dost hear
the Chink OF AZ And dost see these
other bags, all filled with golden
coius2" shouted An.
"Where Eottest thou this?" asked
the overwhelmed Mabubah.
Allah is hountiful, o mother OF in
quisitive desire" affirmed All, SOL
EMMY. "Dost hear n ch'uk"'
"Yeh," cried Mabubah, picking UP
a handful OF coins and letting them
drop one by one. "One-twO-three
-iOur'-
"Nay," cried An. Thou canst
count until doomsday. yet wilt thou
never reach the end OF this sudden
wealth that hath come 10 thy all
knowing husband. Forty thousand
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Cousin Eleanor's Klub Kolumn

who havo received honorable
mention for their splendid work coul1
also appear you readers would be
able TO get oil the pleasurabie enter
tainmcnt that I have had. but the
Klub Korner IL not large enough n
accommodate sucn a multitude OF
Thanksgiving contributions.
My compliments TO the award win
uers, honorable mention winners and
to all tho other contestants who wera
only q little behind these In their
work.
HONORABLE MENTION.
AGE SEVEN.
Mar Obsuus. Bsnjamln Phiitp-or.
q EIGnfr.
ws;isE ainss n,ith n.nn'', Aa.T.. r..7'
Ksthryn Arundel. .Sfollis B.gmsn, Df.vrf
Z. vil'ersy, hce'rt, Dor Asssloa ono. MAJ
Rachel tsu. Ellrsss,h Miller.
q TEN.
Abbott Adams. Dmnstt Buem Anna CsrA-
p. |. nm. Ans Arthur Rr Mss.D hi,;1 GsHSs'y, RE.
beth Sail. Morris Schrelbsr.
AGE ELEVEN.
Ndlis Dsxsadals. uhal Bsrin,r. Harris B-ut-
s.rrs Sa'iip; .i sss2O' MA.s.r S S.S , Gs%~t 5 FEM
s:SS, iEs.:s:S; . SssI. "i Rats N.ssis 3 Sor sil;
Smith. Walter 1honaa.
AGE TWELVE.
Florcnes FNms, Lena dott.G~ld, Louis,
Hickey. Prieda kotlnshy. Anna koehIsr, LriiEs
Tango. LastA McntsAsgio. Fpnoes Ma tAlan.
hslsn Riord.n. Bestricr RothSssin. Arli:
Poodinep. CAthgrns SchulmAnn, August Stead
man. William Wiidmann. Tolnl wiren' ~
q THIRTEEN.
Kate Bloomfield. Gree Dunphy. oonohita
9uuerrr1 OonS Ines H1chu. Helen. kseleg
James Morrtsey. lean Mach suiis. wiihelminA
scully, sarah starr. Fannie Tumson, Marian. Is,
ISsY Asnn Townsend. Esther Ven ord'n.
AGE FOURTEEN.
Msrsarst Blats. DorathsA Chandls, An-.
Cohen, ILnains DsLunA. Dorothy Don, AAns,
Doll, Marian Dryer. Emma Edwin. Ethel Ftddls.
ear~h Gallagher. Phyllis Hirhton. Alb Horow1U.
MJna Howarth, Helen Kaufman. Natalie K.a,
ieiskL, Alice Lee, Adele Mars. Gsrrbds Muf
pho nit. .po-en, pVebn soaring. REGINA Tray
DaVh Welnbloom.
ACE FIFTEEN.
Marie RArnatt. Lazy Drhs. William Frft>dh
HelD HsrmHnn, Estslls H.seman. Evelyn yohn'
son, Cecilia iAsfsv. Louise RsllIns. BsthA
r@-I EI.---
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This Device StopSaWatch
But Speeds Business
CLEVER jewelcr has found

A CLEVER jeweler has found a
~ way TO make his customers
can promptly for watches left
10 be repaired. 1t haS become q uni
tsSSai practice in the trade for a
,1Nelier to loan his patron a watch
while the other is being repaired, In
many cases II may be several weeks,
or even mC-.ths, before the customer
callS u set his w watnn, return
ths borrowed timepiece and pay his
bill.
So the jeweller in question devised
an attachment which can be fitted in
side a watch and will stop its fur
ther operation at a time decided upon
IN advance. When the watch stops
ths customer invariably calls on the
eweller, obtains his own watch and
N.urns he n he had borrowed.
4 fally about n week Is allowed
Or the work, and then the little at
hachment comes into play. speeding
up business for the jeweiler.
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HOW TO EARN A CLUB REMNANT

A TWENTY TWO inch 'elt retnant. made in
~ tho klub oolnrs, Rle and Iold. and nsE
ina the KijdIe kiuh name, will b. gwen
fIea 10 even member sho -Siria i've new mem
f-rH aud 10 every uTN kllh mFmher who brings
IN with him tlur Ut.er new mrgnhrTs. SIX CouISSS
numbered IN rotation mus - -eut IN wish eaca
new uaUp. together w.t. the Signature, &e and
address n zach new member. IHt as rtquitd When
individual hddIes auuY Tor mem1crship,
MentSp Nhu rannuf HtG. The coupons may OBJ
tam %penuant, hy ~rding 10 cents sith name,
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quite young. This prevents fiaboy
skin from forming and hanging loose
~ after the tat has disappeared. Ex-
ercises are also necessary TO build up
the soft muscles and make them firm
enough to support the flesh after
n has reduced a great numbsr OF
pounds.
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come up and then exhale as you
bring them back to the sides. Do
this about eight times with arm
muscles tensed and then relax and
slowly count sixty.
To thoroughly relax meal TO let
20 Of yourself entirely and feel heavy
and limp. Close the eyes and let the
Jaw drop az though you we're falling
asleep 10 lazy Indifference. 1t is a
fact that most nervous women need
10 learn how to relax and practice
n more than they do exercises
especially strenuous ones, which
stimulate nerves. already too highly
strung.
Many times ! have told readers
thss there is no time from infancy
TO ripe old age that the muscles DO
not readily respond TO Intelligent and
perststut exercise and II never falls
- go materially 10 our health sad
cell tsseH
lsata.p w. Oppression from my
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" Coghsht 1917. by The rr. Pubhhng Co THE New Yori Evening wOidl
T"g Stretching Exercise.

TODAY wo have a
good stretching,
mat exercise that
should be practiced with
tes knees drawn up
and the soles Of feet
resting lightly on floor.
Bring the arms with a
Nsweep from the sides Of
the body way up beside
ne ears and stretch
ckwar as far as you
can reach. Take a deep
breath as the arms
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FAT FACE-MRS. J. c.; Massage
will reduce fat face and other parts
NJ the body, but when 1t IL applied
for this purpose II has 10 De 50
that II is likely to break
DOWN the tissues (which is its OBJ
iect) and make the face sag, Two
mounds a week Is all one should loso
Shen trying to reduce weight, unless
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PAIN IN THE BACk-MRs. G. r.
r.: indigestion probably causes this
and the only connection It could pos
sibly have with candy eating is the
fact that too much sugar fuses in
digestion and consequently pain in
back
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BANANAS-MRS. G. B.: Bananas
when thoroughly ripe are the most
wholesome fruit the thin woman can
eat. Yes, they are fattening.
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OLIVES MARGARET H.: 1t
makes little difference how the olives
are ~packed-in bottles or kegs; but
ripe olives are more wholesome than
green ones and they are fattening,
roo much olive oil should not be
eaten. because many persons with
weak digestion canot assimilate IT,
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CHAPTER XIII.
IN THE SILK BAZAAR OF BAoDAD

~ADEN with much gold, All Bahia
end tho W young people, Nur
-Huta All and tho singing
Ia slave F'rl Marianah. made their
w0y 10 o.. Xix bazaar ot Bagiad In
order 20 ~ru.0hase ntting rn.ment as
became snH.r now stations In llto.
An personally selected gorgeous gar
uents. with a great towering turban Of
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none" said Tom. May only smiled.
She was happy indeed that she did
not let even a destroyer and pest
get away neglected and hungry. shs
thought OF one part OF a favorito
verse, which read:
Let dogs delight
To bark and bite,
For God hath made them So
1T was God. too, who hath mshs
old reddy' so." she said to herself.
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SWOLLEN FEET-MRS. II. B.;
Different conditions may cause THIS
and kidney trouble or some other IN
ternal disorder may cause 1t.
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PUMlcE STONE FOR TEETH
MILDRED G.: A little pumice stone
once In a month or six weeks will
clean and whiten the teeth. but used
M more often may destroy the en-
amel. e.
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.ces cl'nkinF on the Rround-torty
times forty thousand-and vet thou
Wiz never roach the end. o wife Of
g.. no Wazlr that ~ 10 bot"
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N I had = Ienny aud you had none-
On %. you 49, tAat tempting bVnf
Couldn't you buy u
And srs me fSt a uny. tecny biti
II had q penny snh you had none
wuulint bp that tempting bun.
Instead. 10 vu snow vhat IA dof
Id buy the kluh news Tor me and yO1.
Ry lENA G~OrrESFELp. No. tOs Alabama
venue. Brooklyn.
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THIN ARM1PoLIY H.: Chest
raising will develop the upper arms
and correct round shoulders TENNIS
and rowing will develop lower arm
A game of tennis will make the UNI
used muscles in forearms ache for
several days, which is ample proof OF
which muscles are affected by this
splendid, healthful game.
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Baba Lays Aside His Tdtters
for Fine Raiment Purchased
With the Robbers Wealth
NoreHzed From the Play Nop Being Presented
at the Manhattan Opera House
By WILLIAM A. PAGE
Based on Oscar Ashe,s Plan
""'HSAa isl7, by William Elliott. +. Ray comstock and Morris GeEJ
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS o
Chm hre iNkMdaER AAse@, he VIE y k%$S: s,s~fy 'aGAsd TO ~ RSa tsi q" nSSst
I'LL TM nA hs or. reveals, 20 Aeoou that ale u really a spy g Anu haan . much
ne 81 Ih%nSe- bn p% 100 sSsS% e' TaEF AS saan in m au Ts sS m s uo k m i@YR bal sA vStS@ " al
SISS%%S o i $. Il E s$ for II ~ IL IN: .SwS t. n S. I :. $500 y 49, 1$$% %r !, 2S% Il S:% I'm: y 4 4 V e
ssft%"ta %. I'd and !: .f tS$ e 3D. ss ,o% sn q Bss. $ S.i$s sn s$SS ssslss ny 3 S IT'D q. TT Ss T$ ssE =! az
I'll TTGss Gs ~ .sH Sad %S SA ka s & 3s5 "a s3 g.. f ss. sS 81 81 %@@d sa% 81 Ii "sS~a!' q.
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Asopy BENDING EXERCISE -

MOODY BENDING EXERCISE -
MRS. MILDRED IL: Many ONE
cannot do this exercise even II they
are In splendid trim, and very short
arms or long legs often make 1t a
physical impossibility. so do not
sybrry about 1t and do tho better
'exercise-trunk raising, which re-
duccs large abdomen, overcomes con-
stipation and strengthens weak pack'
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The Gold ana tho Blue.

(Ortrtnal.l
pe1 pleanor, I love all my cuusinsI
Ihs klub q the bga and the true,
] bstkys thefs are q thOuHAnd dosena
OF msubers od and new,
Lei IA always tn 20 40 right,
Eey hddio hub mambeT q Tuu.
And your lie vii always 10 brldt
BY loving ths God aud the Blue"
Chorn.
Give thFss chseTs for Ie God and Blua"
Ever Kiddis Huh memher o. you.
Let AL Of " Eng and shout
Thesrhsxs Tor Inc cod and the Biusr'
BY VOLT HoRNER. ss fifteen, Bordsn
Street. Monmouth Beach, v. J,
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CouIin Eleanor.
Award Winner
ber Contest

THINK Thanksgiving is the hap
piest day In the year. on that day
we thank our Lord for all pros
perity he has given US.
We are all happy on Thanksgiving
me rejoice In Hts blessing. This year
We are all going 10 make our soldier
boys happy and help Uncle Sam win
the war.
BY ALICE MoUATG. age six. No.
IL Bright Street, Jersey City. N. J.
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Ans,osrs to Health an d Beauty Questions.

tA0R--MRe A = NJ: Eggs ara
ssstsr s,xs osllsd than tried and bet
Ter stu va~. Thinness depends upon
many thuEs BESIDES diet and You
SHOULD cvrr.ct .hs cause. whether 1t
In nerves. poor circulation indiges-
ton or Other internal conditions Yes,
Roe 10 iattenips
RELAXING MRS. THOMAS F.:
Most certainly relax between the ex-
e~rcises, no matter how others do
them, and the stir, rigid position OF
the body during ten minutes prac-
tice Of the movement will do mora
harm than good. Consider relaxing
a very important part OF every single
Eereise.
OBESITY DlET-MRS. G.. b.: The
following foods are allowed in the
obesity diet: all meats but -pQEhi
greet=Vegetables, fruits, salad. NO
sweeis, fats, starches, fried foods
pies. buildings, pastries. y OF,
PRIZE WINNER-MRS. @. ": The
winners of the $50 prize in the con-
tost for six fat and six thin women
10 reduce and gam weight were as
follows: Thin winner gained went
pounds in two months; tat one lost
thirty-nine pounds In same length OF
time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-22
III FCOND MICAI WAY
TO CtN TOM NTOr~

ASs Washington. y C July 2f-A good
&&onomicai way ~ e.. tomatoes says
EN rnis.1d states derarttucut Of ar
6ulture, is 10 pack frm. whole
eufts In iar and nIl IN tha spaces
MAJ 4 concentrated tomato sauce.
nch quart Jar then VIII provide
Aole tomatoes for sAia6o or "a King
- a tomato PURGE for soups or
nces. The departments recipe f.
Fellows:
Dn1ect firm. uniformly red. ripe to
SnxCcS of medium size. Pm: into trav.
G lower into boiling wa'er FOR ono
mute. Rem owe. plunge into cold wa
drain and cut out tbs core With
end err pointed KNIT wifGout cut
into the seed cells. Peel prompt
&nnd pack into tars To each pirt
one level teaspoonful ~ r4ix-
~ OF one-third salt ana t~o-thlr1s
~. Fill the iars with a thick 90
~ sauce made nv cooking the
III or broken tomatoes until ten
Remove the seeds and skins
~ ntra!ning the pulp-and ~oncen-
~ Il by boiling 20 about the con
ancy OF ketchup Adjust the l.uh
and cap-place the pac'<ed Jars
false bottom In q vessel 81 We
which res ches almost n ther
and keep AT boiling tempe allure
M4Wenty- Ave n7lHfstAs Resaat.ee- ,44e
from the water hath ana tight
s4he covers I'm mediately-
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InCllffE ORATOR
n RECRUITING RALLY
eeo Federation of tho Two Great
1tsh Speaking Dcmocracies.

eee federation of tho Two Grca,
g11sh- Speaking Democracies.
- York. July 2l.--Lord North
list night declared that the fede-
- OF two English speaking PEG
the people of the American re-
)tc. and the people Of the British
-. was nearer realization than
before.
- British editor was the princi-
ypeaker at recruiting rally at
ION Square Garden. The Kill
who have been touring this city
vicinity in the interest oc re
ling, were there to add color TO
nccne
said the idea Of any such fedora
had hitherto been pronounced a
Ina" said Lord Eo~theliGe, Not
that II has been denounced rs
0ndesira BILE. even q dangerous,
Nm. We here toni ht have plant
fresh stepping staHe towards
1a1ing the idea Here torjcht Fe
~ what we have never had before.
keFican and British speakers ora II,
- platform with The same object
view and that object the raising
forces TO uphold the ideals which
4erlie our common civilization.
To preserve the rights II man
od for which each has - often
e16ht separately. TO free He'r.um.
eanc~ and the remains Il the great
armenian people
". 70 disarn by their united efforts
4nS powers Of darkness and depotism
3nat have challenged every one 81 the
rAdfttons and principles which have
W at
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RICHMOND MEN AT
BIBLE CONF ERENCE


Inc ~lsburg hipie conference
opens ITS iour{h annual session IN
on JuiF ~ anu continues
Anlii August = AS It's name lhdl-
cales Inc conference mas tof us puT
h pose the sinoy OF relElous ana -ocla
\ Rrpplems ana especlaH5 me study 81
nc Binie Itself 4 me corps OF teach-
Is ana pfacHcai workers Will %"
present ana an unsurpassed oppofluh-
ICY lot rest and recreation under iaea
#sSsnui.fons i oHeFed 70 'he people OF
~ esI virginia KeheFaiiy
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y BULLETIN on TYPHOID

- yeeucS Revised Literature ora
ovention OF summer Scourge."
H state board ~ health announces
today az uer~. H.
nted bulletin on typhoid fever
Southern summer Scouree"
bulletin. which IS availa hIe for
f1i distribution. includes the new
6 regarding the prevention Of
Azs4Ase and represents the arcr-
A3ed experience OF the state In
EmIne years campaign against ty-
4. The bulletin includes a revi-
of tho "Bedside Directions for tho
~ Typhoid Patients These
e40ns cover the care OF the per
Eof typhoid patients and also the
mo etepe necessary in The house
n prevept the spread OF tnfec. 7
S~eu sthe sick to the well Copies
1)N bulletin Will be Ssns sr~s up-
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Notice

Remember. every garment
Is sold with the distinct I'M
Outstanding that the sale "A
final. We will not for any
reason whatever exchange,
refund or credit any garment
sold mt this sale. Telephone,
q. o. n. and mail orders can
not Ike filled.
A bout 1000 beautiful
Waists are offered at radical
reductions.
We have used every re
source To secure 100 extra
sales women
Evory garment offered is
new this season.
The original priced ticket
= on everv garment. The
yellow ticket bears the sale
price,
There IL no other sale like
f. i IS in class by itself.
The beautiful, the indi-
vidual things, the very flower
Of fashion arc IN this sale. as
well as the good. substantial
garnn ents which every woman
must have
Hundreds OF customers
have asked when we were
going 10 hold this sale II
is the most talked about sale
event held In RIcAmond.
Remember, avery gar
mont, every article Of every
kind In our entire shop is re-
duced in price. You are sure
TO save on every purchase.
The more you buy the
more you save.
The Underwear bargains
are wonderful Be sure to
see them.
There has been a number
or sales held recently. Com
pare any purchase you make
mere with any you may have
made elsewhere. Then you
VIII understand why women
come to this sale by the
thousands.
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Interesting
Notes About
This Sale

1t Is important to you be.
cause Of the radical reduc-
lions; important TO us be-
cause we dispose of all mer-
chandise on hand.
We are known as a fash
ion shop. How long would
you think of us that way II
we tried to sell you a gar
ment that we carried over
from last season. Your
answer Is the reason for this
sale. II we want 10 retain
our fashion leadership we
must show only the newest.
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Any Waist in the House
$685.

Think what this means-anv Waist In the
house regardless OF stNle. color or material a,
$685.. Sueh exquisite B!ouses are seldom offered
at such price
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Again hammering home with style
and value supremacy, the fact that
this is Rchmonds biggest value giving
event beside which other so-called
sales pale into insignificance.
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Nearly all Of these are silk suits
and most of them navy blue. Guam
titv of these is limited, so come
early. Every one new this season
and in fashion now
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-22

Navy Taffeta Dresses Bingham Dresses, SILK
Sport Dresses, Silk Sport Suits, Wash Dresses
too many to describe Just them. They cost
produce
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Think Of It. $50 Can't
soles. Crepe de Chine and
satin. beautiful laces. all
sizes. Former price to 1898
for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-22

Cloth Suits to $50 for
about the cost of labor for
making. Not many of these
Suits. Every one some bar
gain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-22
Dresses to SIS
1895

Navy Dresses. Black Dresses, Wash Dresses,
Net Dresses. Taffeta Dresses. Georgette Dresses.
crepe dc Chine Dresses. Sport Dresses. all are In
GUIDED in this great collection of splendid fashion
able garments at $685.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02
Stepping Party Enjoyed.

The. members of the Young People s
Dancing club gave an informal dane
ing party at the Woodman hall on
Thursday evening. Enjoyable music
was furnished by Miss Helen Polling
and Harold Polling. Among those
present were: Misses Mildred Shaw,
Velve Beebe, Winona Rice, Lucille
Loughary. Pearl Jost, Claudia Plank,
Racheah Holloway, Maud Barnes, Hal
lie Smith, )Muriel Grant, Helen Lough-
ary, Gladys Loughary, Pauline Coad,
Pearl Smith, and Eulala Butler of
Portland; Messrs. Lawrence. Smith,
John Farley, Victor Williams, Ernest
McCallon, Jack Richardson, Ray
Smith, Grant Burford, Donald Hayes.
George Smith, Edward Cutler, Edward
Preston, Irving Balderree, Chauncey
Hayes. Walter Craven, Elwin Craven,
and Wilbert Hamilton. The chaper-
ones were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Jost,
Mrs Edith Plank and Oscar Cheno-
weth.