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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
ROMANCE ENDS IN DIVORCE
Bride Who Was Kidnapped Asks
Freedom From Husband

A month after they were married,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sevcrio Migliaccio signed
separation papers here before a notary
public. and Mrs. Migiaccio will seek
a divorce, charging cruelty.
The bride of month is Grace Gag
liano, Italian belle of the North Penn.
who was the principal in a sensational
abduction case last January, when
she was carried away in an automobile
by Frank Marino, n rejected sutor,
who is now serving Il Jail term for his
act.
She was rescued from her kidnapper
after an ll-night chase by state police
Miss Gagliano, who is Il court inter-
prefer, married Miglaccio shortly after
Marino was convicted and sent to Jail.
Miglaccio had just returned from
France, where he saw active service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
COMMITTEE NAMED
FOR MARINE PARADE
Meeting Will Be Held Monday to
Outline Plans for Pro-
posed Program

A committee has been named to take
charge Of the proposed parade here of
the Fifth and Sixth Regiments of Ma
rines on their arrival from overseas.
A meeting of the committee has been
called for 4 o'clock Monday afternoon
in the office of the Drcxel estate, 112
Drexel Building. The proposed pro-
gram Will be definitely outlined at that
time.
Mrs. Sydney Thayer will head the
w0nen's committee, which will work
in conjunction with Major Biddle, Ma
jor r. r. Hogan and the committee
of financial, business and professional
men.
In addition to Major A. ]. Drcxel
Biddle, the names of the committee an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
Tests for CITY Jobs Arranged

The Civil Service Commission has
arranged schedule of forty two eX :
aminations for municipal positions, to
be held at City Hall in five days. be-
ginning on August 10. The positions
for which the tests will be held in
clude linemen, coal passers, filter at
tendants. steamftters, boilcrmakers
and helpers, hostlcrs. blackSmlths,
painters. plumbers, autotruck drivers,
lamp lighters, carpenters, wlremen.
elevator operators, machinistS and
sheetiron workers. at salaries ranging
from $500 to $500 a year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
DR.. FRANKLIN S. BOWER
First President Of the Samaritan
Hospital Dies

DR.. Franklin s. Bower, a practicing
physician in this city for the last thir-
ty-three years and the first president
of the Samaritan Hospital. died yes
terday at his home, 1918 Germantown
avenue. He was fifty nine years ord.
Doctor Bower was educated in Balti
more and practiced for brief period
in Lykens. Pa, before moving to Phila :
delphia. He was prominent in the Ma =
sons and Odd Fellows. He is survived
by widow and two children-Georgc
Franklin and Mrs. LeOnora Bower
Sontag.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
TOO BODY TO START
I DRAWING GPR|NC|PLES
Subcommittees to Meet Mon
day-Will Discuss MayoraIty
Candidates and Declaration
BIG SESSION WEDNESDAY

The executive and platform committees
Of the committee of one hundred are
expected to meet Monday afternoon to
consider the names of men mentioned
for candidates for Mayor and start tho
work of drawing up a declaration of
principles.
The entire committee is to meet at
the City Club Wednesday afternoon. 1t
: was said today that the executive COM
mittee might decide Monday on the
men it considers available as Independ-
ent candidates.
The executive committee is headed by
John Hampton Barnes and the plat
form committee by Thomas Racburn
White.
Senator Penrose, who has been in
Washington since last Sunday, is not
expected to return to Philadelphia be-
fore Monday. After that he will spend
the greater part of his time here work
ing in the campaign.
Penrose to Take Rest
1t was said at the office of the Sen
ator today that he would probably go
to Atlantic City tomorrow for rest. 1"
His followers here state it is more
likely he will visit the seashore to con-
fer with Select Councilman Charles
Seger, leader of the Seventh ward. Both
Penrose and the Wares appear anxious
to win the aid of Councilman Segcr
In the approaching fight. The council
man is spending the season at the shore.
A central headquarters will be openl
by the combined Penrose- Independent
forces to direct the mayoralty fight.
Both the present Republican Alliance
Headquarters, 1430 South Penn square,
\ and the Town Meeting headquarters in
the Transportation Building, 26 South
Fifteenth street, will be continued.
Activities of the committee of one
hundred will be directed from the new
headquarters, which will be opened as
soon as candidate for the mayoralty
nomination has been chosen.
Following the selection of the mayor
s atty candidate, a campaign committee
which probably will be headed b,
George w. Coles, chairman of the Towr
Meeting party, is to be appointed
Hints that Ware men are taking ad
vantage of the differences between tn,
Independents and Alliance men over tn,
man to be indorsed for the mayoralt,
are conveyed frot the Town Meeting
and Alliance headquarters.
Wares Sowing Discord
+ Varieties If ;s ;ntinotod .ro oorrr
inp on n nrono,ondo Gov .ha ,,unn.,
of so,,;nc L;SoorJ - ., ;s pu, poo
San.s "''Ns '"e inuepei
En.,. - A., ,,,.
tor as.n,Jnt MJouon n1 .n oi ;e cue inston doom
~ so, anu .he innuA Vi couhcii
W. Wa au.ua1a .anua.e' arc "''riou'eu 10 IN
reI:,pa prJpas anuu
4,d.. uateS n:. iot Counci' OH the inde
i,.;,.' Ta '. sone.nue ltl " ,iop up uiiios
uu'. IN an ehort 70 heau tnem OF
@ r.n,,,on 'svm. "n.:uut: unite" iront asalns' Tn
~ tn;'n', "a On .h neauluai'srs WI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02

lice station. took the family and the
furniture to the police station.
The police did all that was possible
to comfort them. and the lieutenant in
formed the Salvation Army at Fifty
fourth street and Lancaster avenue.
Just as they aided the wounded in
France. the Salvationists went to the
rescue Immediately.
Mrs. Dickinson and her little ones
were taken to army headquarters and
provided with food. Their furniture
was arranged in a little room, and they
will live there until they have definite
means of existence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
Michael II. Carson

Michael H. Carson, retired real es
tate broker, of this city, died yesterday
at his summer home in Atlantic City.
For many years Mr.. Carson was the
head Of the firm of NJ. ii. Carson Il
Son, 233 North Sixth street. Since his
retirement several years ago, the busi
ness has been continued by his son,
James p. Carson. Mr.. Carson was
seventy seven years old. His city home
was at 1928 Diamond street. He was
brother of the late Robert N. Car
son, traction magnate and founder OF
the Carson College for Orphan Girls
which he endowed with several million
dollars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
DEATH RATE HERE JUMPS
Increase in Infant Mortality Shown
in Last Week

Increased mortality among children
under two years of age caused jump
in the city's death record during the
last week.
The total number of deaths was 429,
of which 1G2 were minors. OF the lat
ter ninety five were under one year.
For the previous week the total was
year there were 494 deaths.
Deaths from transmissible diseases
numbered ninety. There were 223
males. 206 females, eightythr being
boys and seventy nine girls.
The principal causes of death were :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
Camden Dominicans Honor Saint

At the Dominican Monastery of the
Perpetual Rosary in Camden there will
be special services tomorrow afternoon
is August +. The Rev. l.. Plus Jo-
hansen will deliver n sermon on the
life and work of st. Dominic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
De Valera Speaks Here August 10

EamOnn de Valera, president OF the
Irish Republic, will be the central
figure in a demonstration in favor of
Ireland's independence at Shibe Park
on August 16, according to an an
nouncement by officials of the Philadel-
phia Council of the Friends of Irish
Freedom. The demonstration will be
similar to affairs planned for other
cities throughout the country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
WEAR YOUR VEST TODAY
Electric Fans Whirr Not - Ho
Drinks Favored over Soda


Drinks Favored over Soda
November 'blew in" on August to-
day.
1t came without invitation. While
everything else was going up, the mer-
curry went down (without extra
charge.)
Riddles who awoke this morning
found blankets and quilts on their beds
and they snuggled up for another hour.
Palm Beach suits and straw hats
seemed all out of harmony with the at
mosphere.
The demand for iced drinks was nil.
And best of all the weather man says
the breezy weather may cling here until
tomorrow. Yet some persons are dis
satisfied. They are the seashore hotel
men.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
Ask for Return of Pastor

Mnorestown. y. j.. Aug. .. - The
members of the MoorcStown Methodist
Episcopal Church have asked for tn"
return of the pastor the Rev. y. y.
Sargent. for the next conference year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-02
lenatz Gresser

Allentown, Pa, Aug. 2.-Ignatz
Gresser, Allentown's last member of the
famous First Defenders and who was
awarded the congressional medal for his
rescue of the late Representative Will
liam II. Snowden while he lay wounded
during the battle of Antietam, died here
yesterday Of infirmities, aged eighty
four years.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05

s1.9s value Lawn and voile Waists
S1.4S
$3.50 value Vote and Crepe Waists
S1.9s
$3.50 value Crepe de Chine Waists
s2.ss
$3.50 value Crepe de Chine Waists
S3.9s
$3.50 value Crepe de Chine and
Georgette Waists. S4.SS
$3.50 value Crepe de Chine and
Georgette Waists. S5.9S
T SILK .svANFTY FAIR" UNDER
WEAR
$3.50 value Silk Jersey Vests. 81 .9S
$3.50 value Silk Jersey. Boomers.
s1es
1925 value Silk. Jersey Vests. .s2.4s
s. 1925 value Silk Jersey Boomers
sa4s
s4.9S value Silk Jersey Vests. .S2.9S
S49S value Silk Jersey. Boomers
$2.9S
$3.50 value Silk. Jersey Vests. $3.50
$3.50 value Silk Jersey. Boomers
$3.50
CSC DOMINO APRON. GINGHAAzs 1sc
10000 yards regular Csc Domino
Apron Ginghans in 8 to 10 yard
length. Victory Sale price! >. -f5c.
Same quality Domino Ginghans in
10 o2O yard lengths, perfect goods.
LAD LADIES' BnnAoHED RIBBED IN
DERWEAR 45c
Ladies Bleached Undervests, pants
to match, regular 75c value. Special
Asc Kl;!7 4 IFT1rEEtsgt yFF ~ So EySsfSH
$50 UNION SUITS s5c
Ladies' regular $3.50 Bleached Tn
ion Suits. Sale price. .S5c
$500 Bleached "Malinef Union
Suits ....s........., CSC
Childrens Hanes Union Suits. ESQ
6Oc PLAID GINGHAMS, 32-INCHES
WIDE. CSC
5000 yards 32-inch new Plaid Dress
Ginghams, 60c value, Sale price. Csc
~ CSC Plaid Ginghams, 26 inches wide
19e
25c Cotton Flannel: 19c
MEMS FURNISHINGS
25c Mems 4-ply Lion Brand Collars,
at. ...s.. ..t...'. ..'a.g. .1oc
-, Mems S1o0 Ribbed sUnderwear. .z9c
Mems s1.00 F1eeced Underwear69c
Mems $3.50 Work Shirts for. $50
The best blue Cheviot and Cham
bray Work Shirts 60. K" and 'tArmy
Specialist. -. -. -. ....... $50
S1.e5 Army and Navy Shirts. .$1.1S
~ $3.50 Dress Shirts at. CSC and S1.25
MEMS OVERCOATS
Mems $1,000 heavy weight Winter
ONercoats reduced to. 4. .asss.s5
Mems $500 Winter overcoats$7.s5
-
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
cHTfDREN.s coATs

S5a Vfslua Goats One special lot
Velvet Goats. Victory Sale.
sERsGE DRESSES
rs Ladies and Misses. Serge Dress
es, former price ss.5e. Victory Sale
Price ~. S22.9s
80 Klmenas In floral designs
Ss Victory Sale price $a.9S
a so value Kiuloras .s2.z5
s4.SSs value Kimonas :. $2.9S
$50 value Kimonos. ;. ...ss. $3.50
$50 value Kimonos. 5. =, y. .9S
..sss SECOND FLeoR.
HETRDss SECOND FLOOR SPEC
IALS
For Victory Sale, 5000 yards Out
ing Color, brown pink and gray.
vietoTy Sale price the yard. 15cs
s4RDs sECoND FLooR sPE-
soc Gateechee Bleaching, yard 1sc
BOO Golden Cross Bleaching, yard
19c
soc Red, white and Blue. Bleach
IS. Sale Price.
REMNANT COUNTER
SECOND FLOOR
You viii find on this counter, 3oc
Z Dress Gingharns the Victory salesi
Price. lsc E
VICTORY SALE SPECIALS
Yard wide Percale IN all the good !.
stripes ana plaids victory Sale price,
ssss IS
ToMET PAPER ss5
SECOND FLOOR .ss &
10cAyalue good Toilet Paper. Vic
tory sale price s FOR 22s'c
LADIEsS HIGH nc a GRADE SHOES AT
vIcToisY PBacEs.
A beautisul lot OF Ladiesss Shoes, in
cludfng the f4leenland, Queen Imperial
Z Speeialy and Bales. In all feathers
ana shades worth up to: g So. VIC
E0RI St4E PRICE, pair ..$4.9s
The nous sS g. sSeuffsr Shoes for
children, IN black tan lace or button
will go IL this sale taf af%SPECLAB VIC
TORY PRICES &
GRADDoGK.s SHOES FOR WOMEN
Wornenss College walking shoes, in.
tan and mahogany low or high heel.
This is the best Walking Shoes, I'M tan
and mahogany low Or. high heel
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
LADIES SHOE COUNTER SIZES

This counter consists of a regular
sensational clean up OF Ladies Shoes.
Most every description of a shoe is to
be found here and all sizes and lasts
and feathers. They are worth $3.50;
: but the VICTORY SALE PRICE is
Sl.9S
STANDARD OIL CLOTH
Best Metitas quality standard Oil
Cloth in white and colors CSC
SHEETS
S1.75 S1x90 Seamless Sheets.sy $1.35
$500 S1x9o Wearwell Sheets. $1.65
{ Mohawk 63x90 Sheets :. $1.4S
Mohawk S1x90 Sheets. ..y... size
Utica S1x90 Sheets. ..s. Sf.S5
Utica 81x90 Sheets. .:..:......... $f.95
Mohawk S1xss. Sheets. ....... $1.S5
- SHIRT WAISTS
$3.50 value, Shirt Waists. 49,. CSC
s1.9s value Voile Waists. Si.4S
$3.50 value Wolfe and Crepe Waists
I. &. ...,. ,: 49,. ..i.. S1.9S
$3.50 value Crepe de Chine Waists
j.. -. .!.:.,.-..... $2-9S
$3.50 value Crepe de Chine Waists
.,..:.. -. -. ''.-s $3.50
$3.50 value Crepe de Chine Waists
=. >. it.. .,.'.l S4.9os
$3.50 value Crepe de Chine Waists
-. ..,-t.-.>... ..:%-5t s..... $5.So
39c Corset Covers.+. .@.......-,.. 25c
S65e Corset Covers. ........-.., 48c
75c good Bleach Drawers. 49,. 48c
@s1o0 good Bleach Drawers. ..... 79c
$1.25 extra good Bleach Drawers CSC
s1.75 extra good Muslin Drawers $1.25
75c value Bleached Teddies special
Il. :. -. ...s.,.............. 4Sc
sT25 value Muslin Teddies. special
$500 value Underskirts (bleached 79c
CHILDRENss GINGhAM DRESSES
SEQ value Dresses. sipes to s: Vic
tory Sale price ..a.. ..:.... 9Sc
5000 valre Dresses, sizes g to f4;;2z
Victory Sale price,. =. $1.4S
$3.50 value Dresses, sizes to "a;
Victory Sale price,. .......... .$1.48
$3.50 value Dresses, sizes to IA;
$3.50. value Dresses, sizes to IA;
Victory Sale price. .......... ..$2.4S
s4.00 value Dresses, sizes to Il;
Victory Sale price,. .'........a$2:sS
Second Floor
ssoe CeRsEHs AT sloo
500 corsets, $2.oo; value: special !
for Victory Sale, price. .$f.00
R. ANB g.. C0RSEHs
$3.50 value Corssts. ts.......s.. .$1.0B
$500 value Gorsets. =. ..l.:. 80. $1s4S
$3.50 valne Corsets.-. ...:ss..$ 1.9S
$500 value Corsets. $3.50
$3.50 value Corsets. 80. -. $2.9S
$3.50 value Corsets. ..-..... $3.50
$500 value Corsets. $S.gS
$50 value Corsets. :. .,.S.e. - ss4.9S.
SHIRT WAISTS y,
$3.50 value Lawn and Wolfe Waists
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05

ss Everyone can be suited in a shoe
from this lot tAll are sworth up
a to $500 a pair but the VICTORY
p. SAI3E PRICE Is. $A.9S
CTfIIDRENss. SHOES s1.0o
Think Of, 1T Children's shoes being
sold at the present time at the above
j price The lot includes button and
lace black only, but in gun metal and
kid. They are in all szes-and the
VICTORY SALE PRICE is:. slice
BIG REDUCTIONS IN AID MEMS
SHOES
This means that our entire stock
s Of Mems: Shoes in ali feathers and
makes and of the very finest grades
will be sold at reductions below any !.
thing yols have known Of hits season.
LADIES' $500 BED ROOM SLIP
PERs, $1.1s
These are made Of genuine felt and
! are in all colors. The regular price
is $500, but VICTORY SALE PRICE,
is Il. s.ss .s.?.ss, -. $1.18
sPEmAn SHOE COUNTER
Here is clean up counter Of Mems
and Boys Shoes in all feathers and
styles, worth up to $500 and a good
value at that. The VICTORY SALE
PRICE is Pair :. j. 95....s. ). S3.98
MEMS SHOE COUNTER
This counter. contains Mems Shoes
IN camples. dress shoes and heavy
shoes. Each air is worth $3.50. and
& they are in all sizes and feathers. VIC
TORY SALE PRICE. !. $500
NEWS AND BOYS SCOUT SHOES
S1.9s :s,
Mems and Boys Scout Shoes in
3 black and tan, with vulcanised soles,
worth UP to s2.75, all THROWN, out on
{ one big counter for the essa-~V VICToFeTn
SALE PRICE of......... ....$1.8S
ONE COUNTER OF MEMS FNE
SHOES AT ss.ss ~
~. Here are all of the very best styles
3 in feathers Of black calf Russia tan, CT
william and English lasts. They are
! worth up to $3.50, but now they go at
the VCNORY SALE PRICE, OF :$2.9s
MMss $500 SHOES s4.ss
This is a. special counter and In
cludes mems shoes of such famous
brands as Pullman; G. Il. Bales;
Edrds Best: Edirds Special and Tuxe-
do. All feathers and celors are rep
resented and though worth $500 the
VICYDRY SALE PRICE is ..$4.98
ONE COUNTER of EADIEs HSOEs
AT s2.ss
On this counter is ladies lace and
button shoes imported leather with
kid and cloth top; all new lasts and
all sizes. The real values is up to SIS
but the VICTORY SALE PRICE is
s2.ss
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
Corner Taylor and Main Street

Our Underselling Power Due To
Immense Cash Buying Power OF
These II Big Stores And We !
Sell For Cash Only.
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05
FINE GEORGETTE CREPI


value, 40 inches wide, every color i'm
aginable. VICTORY SALE PRICE.
Sis
SILK TAFFETA
36-inch Moneyback Taffeta Silk,
the most famous made and worth now
s2.35. VICTORY Sale Price. $1.S5
. Made in America Taffeta Silk, yard
wide and with guaranteed dyes, 81.
values. VICTORY Sale Price. S1.4S
We will clean up during this sale an
immense lot Of taffetas, satins, mus
salines and crepe de chimes which are
worth up to $3.50 per yard, at the
VICTORY SALE PRICE Of. ...s.,. CSC
WOOD DRESS GOODS
All Wool Serge, $50 value, shown
in black and brown. VICTORY SALE
PRICE 49,. u. CSC
s1.00 Wool Serge in all the wanted
colors now on sale at VICTORY SALE
FtR1CG -. -. $50
$3.50 pure wool French Serge, SO
inches wide, in all Of this seasons lead
ing shades; will sell for the VICTORY
PRICE $3.50
Owing to Lack Of space we cannot
mention all the values. Hundreds Of
bargains await the shoppers at this
first great sale of the year.
PETTICOATS
$500 Petticoats, Victory Sale. $1.9S
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS
400 good made Comforts, value
s3.9S. Special for Friday only, each
.....-........-. S1.5O
800 Comforts, extra made $500 VAL
lie, for Friday only each. ....$2.9S
1895 Wool Mixture Blankets, Vic
tory Sale price, each. $3.50
s14.50 Wool Mixture Blankets,
each -. $3.50
HOSIERY
A big lot Of fancy all Silk Hose for
ladies in all colors, $f.00i value to be
closed out att 80. .,...--..-.l 6Sc
Ladies Lisle Thread Hose. in black
white, gray and fancy cotors. Made
by May Bros SOC value On sale
at -. =. .t.,- .;.,..,-.l. -. loc
Ladies 25c Crepe de Chine Handker-
chiefs in every color =. .i. 10c
Palmolive Soap Special at lie
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR sa::tt;s-s.
s9c value Corset CoEers. ...s.%. 225c
Csc value Corset Covers. =. 4Se
75c value good Bleached Drawers 4Se
ST value good Bleaehed Drawers 29e
fs1.25 value good BIeaehed dsawefs 8Se
SITS value Extra Good MtsaSa
Drawers ............. $1.25
75c value Bleached ,Teddies. 90. 4Se
s1.25 value Muslin Teddies =. $50
S1.00 value Bleached Underskirts 200
$3.50 value Extra Good Bleached I'm
derskirts 98e
$3.50 value good Bleached Gowns CSC
$1.75 value Extra Good Bleached
Gowns st.25
$500 value Extra Good Bleached
STO"IlS St.4S
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05

and also mahogany with gray tops.
EaWeryone can be suited in shoe
from this Iot.tE4AIl are !worth up
to $500 pair but the VICTORY
SAID PRICE SA.9S
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05

wide, fine texture and genuine ST.
so value. VICTORY SALE PRICy
!. ~. Z Se.tO
FINE GEORGETTE CREPE
$3.50 fn> Georgette Crepe, 30 inches
wide and TT every new shade. VICa
TORY SALE PRICE -
Beautiful sofetsess65Fg gssSe <sfepe. ".
value, 40 inches wide, every color i'm
aginable. VICTORY SALE PRICE
St.IS
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05

This counter consists of a regular
sensational clean up OF Ladies Shoes
Most every description of a shoe is to
be found here. and all sizes and lasts
and feathers. They are worth $3.50;
but the VICTORY SALE PRICE is
S1.9S
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05

S8IFsr WAISTS ~ >,
$3.50 value Lawn and Wolfe Waists
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-02-05

SS66e36 value Coats One special lot
81 M Velvet Goats. Victory Sale
s eaEa1. &. S. ~ .9s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
Children's Coats

Mondays special offering complete line of chi oneourth off. Sizes ranging from to IA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
Your Gifts Should Be From Our Wash Goods Department Economic, Sensible and Useful

PLAID SUITING AND SKIRTiNC-36 inches wide, appears like fine wool plaids. @1 m Per yard ..................... VAsVV ORCANDIE-40 inches wide; pink, bluc green
 hello, white, maise. E0r Per yard .s.... .................... O~S BEAUTIFUL KIMONO cREPE-New advance spring style. Give kimono, the S0r most useful gift. Per yard .......... OSS MADRAS SHIRTINC- Stripes and solid colors. Make his shirts and save dollar. A0r PERCALE-S6 inches wide, light and dark col ors, dress and shirting patterns. 9En Per yard ....................- OVS ALEDO SlLK-A silk mixture, 36 inches wide; ideal for evening frocks. waists, caps, under wear, gowns, also draperes 7Or CREPE DE OPERA-For street and party frocks, waists, underwear, etc.; co. silk mixed crepe. Per yard .......... VOC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
Outing Gowns

We have a complete line of ladies' outing gowns in the pink and blue stripes, and in solid colors. Both medium and extra sizes Prices CT En ranging up from ................. D AsJV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
Knit Petticoats

We are showing splendid line of knit petti- coats in the cotton and wool and cotton, and in all colors. Prices ranging from tO El
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
Specials In Blankets

Large 66x80 Wool Finish Blankets. Come in plain gray and assorted plaids- co 0Q S0.UU values $OsO - 7ox8o Woolnap Blankets, extra weight, sorted plads-@-$7.50 CE OQ values .a.t. $~s~O 62x8O All-Wool Motor Weave Blankets, dark, rich colors for auto, sleeping porch c7 OF and bed blankets ts........... VtsOC 6Sx80 fine Lambs Wool Double Bed Blankets, full range of pretty &10 E0 3Ox4O-inch Crib Blankets, assorted OQn colors .................. ........ IOS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21
Hemstitched Linen Towels 35c

Large 18x36-inch Union Linen Huck Towels floral and monogram borders; pure whise nicely hemstitched, firm and well made. Pric
 quoted less than present wholesale cost Limit one dozen to customer. None sold CE to dealers. Each ................ JJS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-21

PINK CHECK NAINSOOK-40 inches wide, for making all kinds of underwear. COc Per yard .............E........ JJC
 EIDERDOWN--Chi Chinchilla Eiderdown, 3S inches wide. Colors, light blue, white CT 0Q and gray. Per yard ............ VAsVO ATTENTION PLUMBERS-Imperia linen finish tick, for plumbers use. CT CE Per yard ........s... CX skJ DRESS CINCHAM-27 inches wide beautiful plaids stripes and checks; extra CEc good value Per yard ................ JON CRETONNE-S6 inches wide, 9O. pretty patterns. Per yard ............ JCS DUPLEX TAPESTRY-36 inches wide, for DOT tieres, sbags, table runners, couch covers, etc. Printed on both sides. CT AO ' cH yaIu W - V 4O
 PORTIERE SPECIAL--36 inches wide, 90 inches long; just the thing to drape those double doors with. Special &E co