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Evening journal., 1920-01-30
Miscellaneous Economies

Women's and Misses
Blue Checked Aprons with
pockets - gathered and
gored-Saturday. S5c.
Regular $3.50 Bungalow
Aprons. of extra fine quail
ity Gingham. beautifully
flnished-Saturday si.9S.
Silk GlOves-with con-
trasting stitching. black,
white and gray-Saturday
st.65.
WOm e n s Leatherette
Gloves, black. white,
brown and gray-Satur-
day Soc.
Regular 500 Real Kid
Gloves. 70 and i6-buttOn
length, black, white and
tan-Saturday $3.50.
Ladies $3.50 silk Hosiery,
fun fashioned with high
spliced heel and double
sole-Saturday $3.50
Ladies' Silk Hosiery,
with reinforced heel and
toe-dOuble sole-Satur-
day 81 80.
Ladies' Black Lisle Hos
iery, seamless; regular
and out size-Saturday 29c.
Evening journal., 1920-01-30

Boys Suits-Corduroy,
serge and mixture, Nor
folk and plain tailored
styles. sizes, 2 to Sat-
urday $3.50.
Boys Blouses, striped
chambrays in light and
dark shades, "self-adjust-
ing" The Victor Brand,
$50.
Boys Union Suits,
grey, fine ribbed, fleece
lined. All sizes, 24 to 3i-
Saturday si.25.
Children's Gingham and
Chambray Dresses, pretti-
ly trimmed in contrasting
colors. Sizes 8 to IA years
Saturday $3.50.
Children's Wool Serge
Dresses in navy blue, five
pretty new styles to select
from. All nicely trimmed
sizes s TO IA years-Satur-
day, S6.9S.
Children's Chambray
BlOomers, all cOlors;
sizes . TO 6 years-Satur-
day 69c.
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= AT THE UNIQUE )
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AS 9 new star on the William Fox
list, Miss Shirley Mason shows, in
her first attraction under this manage
ment. that she deserves all the honors
that have been awarded her. She an
pears in a delightful story Of circus
life, "Her Elephant Man." q picturiza-
ton of Pearl Doles Bells novel by that
name. Never did a little star twinkle
more brightly, and never did the
sweet and winsome personality Of
Miss Mason find so congenial a role
as that of the circus star-in which
she now is being seen at the Unique
Theatre tonight and Thursday.
Mrs. Bell has written a really re-
markable story of the realm Of spanp-
les and sawdust, for it has all the 70
nance, drama, thrill and realism of
life under the big top. The direction
by Scott Dunlap Of the film version
is superb, and William Fox has Civ
en- to it a most elaborate production.
The elephant figures, throughout
the story, for the romance is woven
about the elephant man and the little
rider. It is. undoubtedly the best
representation of the circus ever Civ
en- on the screen.
The company, which gives the star
excellent support, includes i, Albert
Ardito Mellonino, Harry Todd and
Dorothy Lee.
Also Larry Semon in sHead Waiter
And-Andy and Min .tFlat Hunting"
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Baseball Game At
LakOta May 23rd

;Lakota, May 19.-The first baseball
game of the season will be played at
the Lakota athletic park on Sunday,
May IS, between the Tolna nine and
the home team. AS this will be the
opening game of the season a large
attendance is looked for. The fans
are anxious for a game anad they will
all be out to witness the first contest.
Tolna is reported to have. a fast team
this season and as the Lakota team
is in the pink Of. condition a spirited
game is looked for.
A large number Of local fans are
planning to accompany the team to
'Tolna next Sunday, where they will
play the nine at that place.
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BONUS BOND SALE

St. Paul, MINI, May l3.--Work on
state soldiers bonus claims has 50
advanced in the bonus hoard account
ing department that twenty employ
ees have been laid Of, according to
Major w. A. Curt;s. executive officer.
About ffty-six clerks and examiners
will be retained for some Time, he
said. Subscriptions to bonus Londs on
popular sale sre light and bonus board
member plAn an early trir % New
York City to seek . market fur ,ano-
ther large block 81 The bonus certa:a--
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Important Meeting AT
Salvation Hall Tonight

The most important meeting Of the
year will be held tonight at eight o.
clock in the Salvation Army hall and
will be conducted by Colonel Marshall
of Minneapolis, assisted by Major
Riddle, also of Minneapolis and En-
sign Marshall of Des Moines, Iowa.
Colonel Marshall who occupies an i'm
portant position in the Salvation Army
in the western states has a large ter
ritory to cover and consequently can
not visit the city often, SO those who
hear him tonight will enjoy a rare
treat. 5@4
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Organized Club at Webster

Secretary A. e. Conrad and son,
Goodwin, Adm Mann and Herman.
Naugle, went to Webster last evening
to organize a Hi-Y club of$boys Of the
Webster High school. An enthusiasts
tic crowd Of high school boys were
present to be organized into the club.
A lunch was served and a social time
enjoyed. The club promises to be one
OF the most active groups organized
in the county
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Japan,s peliuhtfu, climate.

Japan is considered, because Of its
delightful climate, the playground Of
the East. Residents of other coun-
tries Of the far East Indies, the Phil
ippines. and the Straits settlements,
flock to Japan in the hot summer
months to enjoy its mountain resorts.
Owing to the large tourist business
some of these resorts present all the
up-to-date advantages.
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TOttenites
Get Entertainment

Fort Tottenites, south of here will
be treated to a special feature at the
regular movie show tomorrow night,
at Warwick. An elaborate supper has
been planned by Father Ambrose, of
the Catholic church there.
The movies will feature young
Mother Hubbard" with two excellent
comedies, Father Ambrose announced
in making public an invitation to his
community to attend the supper and
show the same evening.
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Mrs. Shirell. Stewart, nee Belle
Sportsman, who has been in the city
for some time visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank Tracy, and father, John
Sportsman, has returned to her home in
Hoople.
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Senior Glass Day

Tomorrow is to be observed as Sen
ior Glass Day at the Academy of St
Mary of the Lake. This year there
are seven to graduate from the high
school. They are: Margaret Blink
ley, Kathryn Wade, Beatrice O'Don-
nell, Marguerite Tague, Mary Ryan
Lena Hitch and Marie Baker. Some
Of the privileges to be enjoyed ara
absolute freedom for the seniors from
school, class pictures to be taken, and
long automobile rides.
The academy will close in~June fol
the summer.
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Being Defeated
BY The B0lshevik
(By The Associated Press.)

London, May 19.-The Bolsheviks
won important successes over the
Poles on the passing Of the Gazena
river at Polotzk, in the government
of Videbsk, according to official state
ments by the soviet government at
Moscow today.
The Poles were forced to withdraw
the statement adds, and the popula-
ton received the Bolshevik troops
with enthusiasm.
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Ladies Aid

The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold a regular meeting
and will serve a hot supper Thursday
evening, May 20. Everybody invited.
Hostesses will be Mesdames Brain
ard, Hansen, Reese, Guy and Bollman.
$751;.
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Mrs. J. W. Guynn left last evening
for Minneapolis, where she will visit
her two sisters, Mrs. Roy Riordan,
ana Mrs. H. Aldrch. While in Mime.
sipolis she will also consult physicians
as to her health.
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Mrs. J. LANCER, of San Diego, Calf,
was in the city yesterday a guest.pf
Mrs. Mark Richtman, %enroute to her
home from Bisbee, where she trans
acted business.
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Silver Serumgard ret,,rea last ev
ening from W,lliston, where he and
R. A. Ncstos, of Minot, de!ivercl adj
dresses on the Seventeenth .? May.
MI. Nfumyard reports that spring
seeding is very slow around Willis
ton, only half Of the wheat crop be-
ing now in.
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Seats for "Her Husbands Wife"
Benefit "Elks Band to Chicago" at the
Grand box Office now. Matinee 4 and
evening performance $3.50 next Thurs
day. Seats not reserved for the after
noon performance when prices will be
rs and so cents. Evening prices 81.
5-17-4t.
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Sons of NORWAY

The Sons Of Norway held a meet
ng last evening in the Guild Hall.
Twenty-Five new members were initia-
ted into the order. A banquet was
served, after which Silver Serumgard
gave a very interesting talk. Fol-
scwing this talk dancing was parti-
~cipated in. The party broke up in the
wee sma' hours of the morning.
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d. of I. Meeting POSTPONED

D. of L. Meeting Postponed
The social meeting Of the Daugh-
tiers of Isabella which, was to have
been held May 20 has been postponed
to Thursday evening May 9th on ac-
count OF the O'Callaghan play
5-17-4t
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F LODGE l. o. O.

CROFTON LODGE l. o. 0. F.
Regular meeting of Crofton Lodge
No. 3, |. o. o. F. Wednesday evening
May 10th, at 8 o'clock. Work in the
initiatory degree.
GUST EDIN, N. G.
H. A. WEAVER Sec,y.
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Graduating Exercises

Graduating Exercises
The graduating exercises for the
junior high school will be held Fri
day morning at ten o'clock in the
High school auditorium. The senior
exercises will be held Friday evening
at eight o'clock at which Thomas
Kane, of the University at Grand
Forks, will give an address.
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W. H. Wilson of this city, and
Harlow McGlenn, of Minnewaukan,
left this morning by auto for Stark
weather to transact insurance busin-
ess.
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Special attention given the storing,
Grating or forwarding Of household
goods, Phone Franks Transfer and
Storage, Phone TIT. c5-12 If
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A. F.. & A. M.

A. F. & A. NJ.
Regular meeting of Minnewaukan
Lodge No. 21, A. F. and A.. M. Thurs.
day night. Work in M. M. Degree by
Past Masters. Lodge convenes at 4:30
p.m.-Banquet at $50 pm.
5-18-1S. E. E~ngebretson. w. M.
E. M. Lewis, Sec'y.
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G. H. Griffin, claim agent for the
Great Northern railway, was in the.
city today attending to business mat
tiers.
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Miss Rebecca Heller, teacher of
Webster, vas in the city over Sunday
visiting friends. She returned to
Webster yesterday.
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Irwin Gets, manager of the Gets
Piano house Of this city, arrived this
morning from Grafton and Drayton
where he transacted BUSINESS for the
firm
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The O'Callaghans says that "Her
Husbands Wife" is one of their best
<eforts. At the Grand Thursday after
100 at 4 evening at $3.50. Benefit
stElks Band to Chicago. 5-17-4t.
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Passenger and truck service to and
from C%hautauqua can be had by a te-
lephone call to Tuttle's Transfer line.
c5-1S-tf
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~Penant" folders are nj of the
folders for graduation pictures.
Call and see them at Sivertson's stu
do c5-l2-l9
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The Dyckman, Minneapolis, is the
heart of the city and convenient to
everything. The rates are reasonable
and the plate luncheons and dinners
in the Elizabethan Room and in the
Coffee Shop are exceedingly popul-
ar. c5-19,
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Basket Social And Dance
A program, basket social and dance
at the Norway school house, z miles
north of Crazy, will be given May %.
Everybody welcome. 5-19-4t
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Don't overlook our Thursday and
Friday Garden Seed Sale-All 4Oc lb.
seeds at 25c-30c seeds at a quarter.
Adams Hardware. c5-17-18.
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Miss Edith Southam, of Crazy, was
in the city yesterday visiting friends
and shopping.
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WOman's Guildd

The Woman's Guild of the church
OF the Advent will meet Friday at the
home of Mrs. A. r. Smythe in Chau-
E<tuqua.
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. Pianos and household goods moved
with care by auto truck.-Tuttle's
Transfer line. - 3 c5-1s If
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Suits and Coats at greatly reduc-
sd prices at the Knox Style Shop.
.e.5-19-21.
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St. Olaf's Chur,

st. Olaf's Church
The Ladies Aid of St. Olaf's church
will entertain in the church parlors
Thursday afternoon, May 20. Good
lunch will be served and all are well
come. 5-18-2t.
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Mrs. W. Foster, of Lakota, and dau-
ghter, Irene, we're shoppers in the
city yesterday.
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L. A. NJ. Foss and j. w. Cavers, of
&-.kurchs Ferry, were overnight visit
rsas in the city.
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Seed Flax for Sale at $500 per
good clean . sead. Jos. O.
Schultz, Penn, N. ID. 5-14-6t
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Wolfe and Bingham dresses at the
Knox Style shop in wonderful assert
-ments. Sizes IA and up. c5-19-21
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1t is cheaper to ship by truck-Tut-
tiles Transfer line-By motor truck
anywhere. c5-19-tf F..
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Minneapolis Close May 19.
No. 1 Dark Nor. 3..1et1a15
Flax 4.45 TO 4.50. fs' &
.Barley l.40 to 1.72 ss3;5
No. 2 White Oats 1ya2 = 1.04
Rye .2y08 to 2.04. s{ B
May Rye 1.91 IA s45ss
May Oats 90 ,ss
May Barley 1853 s|
Duluth Close, 4aysls.
May Rye 2.04 s s
July Rye 1.96 IL: .5sgssss,s
Rye 1870
.New May Flax "a sss assy
July Flax 4.37 Nasgs ss51ss S;S.4
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Buy your goods for suits and dres-
.ses by the yard. A large display OF
samples to select from. @. A. Hjelle,
Txhe tailor. 4-13-tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. Berscher, and daugh
ghter, of Churchs Ferry, were in the
city today shopping.
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Scheduled Game POSTPONED

Scheduled Game Postponed
The baseball game scheduled to be
played today between Cando and Dew
lis Lake, at Cando, has been called
off as Cando has not organized a team
as yet.
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For auto livery, day or night, phone
954 or 389 nights. c5-13-tf
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Rotary Club Met

The Devils Lake Rotary club held
ats regular Wednesday noon luncheon
IN the Guild Hall today.
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Indian Woman Dies

Lucy Walkingbull, Is years of age,
a resident of the reservation, died at
Fort Totten last evening. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow from
the Mission.
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80 = + : = I
+ Weather Bureau I
+ Chas. F. Marvin, Chief Z
- Devils Lake, N. d. Z
+ WEATHER REPORT
u. s. Department: of Agriculture
+ May 10, 1920 !
+ Sunrise Ash Sunset 8:11 i
+ TEMPERATURE
+ Lowest last night As degrees :
+ Highest yesterday - SO degrees I
j. Z a. m. today $780, so degrees I
+ PRECIPITATION =
+ Fol "a hours ending at ? a. m. =
= today ---------- - 1865 90 +
+ Total since the q st of tbs month Z
+ Deficiency since the first Of the I
+ month --- - f.O5 4
-. HUMIDITY 8 am. .
+ Wet thermometer ------ AL 4
+ Dry thermometer -------- sos +
j. Relative humanity = 81 per cent I
+ Normals and extremes for May +
1905-1919 .
= Highest. temperature "a degrees !
+ Normal temperature 52.7 degrees
+ Greatest monthly precipitation =
: 1900 -----.-- ------ = SIS 4
<Least monthly precipitation =
+ Normal monthly precipitation :
80 ------------ --------- z.zU :
+ Forecasts for q hours ending :
:: Z a. nj. Thursday: 4
!: TODAY'S FORECAST
+ Fair and somewhat cooler to- i
+ night and Thursday.
i FOR NORTH DAKOTA =
+ Generally fair and somewhat 4
+ cooler tonight and Thursday.
+ r Z .
~ .E. &H... |
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Mrs. James Dean, Of Crary, was in
the city yesterday, a guest OF Mrs. "A.
E. Toomey.
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LOCALS

E. ;. Arneson, of Doyon, was a bus
visitor in the city today.
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Mrs. H. S. Pond, of Crary, was a
shopper in the city yesterday.
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Dance at Lawton

Nerhaugen's orchestra will go TO-
Lawton this evening to play for a
dance.
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MARKETS

Furnished by THE FARMERS
GRAIN CO., grain buyers at Keith,
Toxic, Grand Harbor, Darby, Sweet
water, Webster, Garske, Starkweath-
er, St. Joe, Crocus, Rock Lake, Els
berry, Hansboro. Warwick, Klotep,
Lakota. Lawton. Derrick and Knox.
Wednesday. Nav 10. 1920
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Seed Flax for Sale at $500 per
|bushel, good clean seed. JOS. O..
Schultz, Penn, N. d. 5-14.6t
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LOST-Black and White Cattle Dog,
bobbed tail: Notify Art Henley.
--Southam, N. D.. 5.19-tf
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Too Late To Classify


HORSES FOR SALE-Good horses
from 4 to 8 years old-T. Nine
Illus, 6 miles west and 1-2 mile
north of Lawton, n. d. p5-19-5t
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FOR sALE-.Ford Touring car. Lake
Motor Go. 5-19-4t Il
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~ 81 ID. otherwise No. 8, &c per
pound less than No. s; other light
weight DURUM depends on quality.
No. l and 2 OAR NOR. 15c; 3 15c
4 10; lower grades &c more than
NOR. DURUM in SPRING 10c less
SPG. grade. I.
AZ 4s ID. otherwise No. q, Sc per
pound less than No. 5; other light
weight wheat depends on quality Nc
No. 1 and 2 amber SC; No. 8 Sc Low
er grade &c more than DURUM SPG.
in DURUM &c less .DURUM grade
RED DURCM &c less than DURUM.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-22
New English
Ginehanns
in Soft Plaids

Such delicacy Of coloring is not
so often seen in plaid ginghams
and they will please a fastidious
taste In another way--in their
fineness and lightness.
Unlike the usual ginghams,
which run about 81 and SO inches
in width, these are 38 inches
wide, and SO cut very econom-
icslly. Five yards is ample for
the average dress.
The price is 9oc a yard, 72c
when the discount Is deducted.
(First Floor. Chestnut,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-22
Philippine
Niehtgowns

Dainty nainsook affairs with
square and round necks, and a
good deal Of delicate hand en-
broidery. Prices are 1886 and
$3.50.
20 per cent less, please remend-
Der.
Third Floor. CentrsD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-22
Many Beautiful Spring Goats
Are Coming in Bolivia Cloth

The lightweigh fne awoo Bolivia that
for handsome inbetween coat
There arrived number of lovely
for example has stitched triangular ape and pockets another
model has inverted pats side panels and the collar
tucked Still another has of those graceful double
all the fashionable shades
deer taupe eggplant through the blues and black The
are Of the finest figured silks.
Two pce$200 and $225 but deducng the
only $3.50 and $170
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-22
Excellent New Napkins and
Pillow Covers

Very attractive new lots of goods have lately opened
Linen Store the newest comprising heavy
Irish napkins of nen all neatly hemmed and choice of
pretty floral patterns They size reasonably marked
S975 dozen and subject to the deduction of
Also dainty of Madeira baby pillow pure
an importers clearance all neatly hmmed scaoped and hand
bro1dered variety of attractive
most suitable for gifts The price EACH exeep
tonay moderate deduction per
boot"
Foor.C Ch tnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-22
A Good Time
to Get a New
Silk HANDBAG

While you can save a fifth on
any one Of q collection of bags
that are unusual value at their
original prices.
All new styles, of good quail
ity silk in navy, brown and black,
some with ruffies.
Covered and shell-finish frames
and heavy, ornate metal frames
that are copies Of silver.
Prices Ss.75 10 S12.
Ws<sin FIsss. chsssnutD
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Arrival of Beautiful
GhOreUdn Rugs

Carpet Sizes approximately 9x2 11x17 feet In mahog
red blue and shades Fine pieces
caste priced moderate basis $3.50 $6 subject
20 per cent deduction. G-s
Among the attractive smaller size pieces Shrvsns
and Daghestans in sizes 36x6 4x66 $1S5
minus 20 cent Rich and striking variety color
effects.
Beluchstans in dark glowing tones
feet from sos to s75 and subject deduction
Seventh Floor c.nr.p