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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-23
KIWANIANS MOVE
Luncheons Hereafter Will Be Held h
 Southern Club

The Kiwanis club, which has been meeting at the Hotel Tutwiler each Tuesday, has changed to the Southern club. A Thanksgiving programme has been arranged for today.
 Rev. w R. Dobyns of the South High land Presbyterian church will be tho sneaker of the occasion. The attendance prize will be presented by Dr. H. T. Gill.
 Members of the club are requested to bring their donations for the Mercy lIome with them to the luncheon today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-23
Taking Treatment

Will and Mary Minuet. colored, are tak- ing the pasteur treatment at the city laboratory as result of being bitten by pet dog Sunday afternoon. The dogs head was examined yesterday morning and showed decidedly positive.
 The two new patients make k that have been treated at the city laboratory D far during the month of November.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-23
.$38 q Ton for Iron
 Developing As Base
Great Development Appears to Be Awaiting Definite Placement of Minimum Level-Smaller Concerns Meeting Corporations Fixed Price and
 Some Sales Are Made

tors may come in later and buy at n lower figure.
 It is believed that tho decinra- ton of the head of the steel cor poration to the effect that he would recommend sticking to present price levels win have the tendency to staDdardizc both iron md steel at the corporation levels.
 If 1t is further held by some that. in case this occurs, buying move ments will attain larger propor- tions than without such n stand urdixatiOn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-23

hiCil OI CilC NOllillltiiloS.
 hns been planned for soWc time. and all the important details have been arranged. One of these is Ia representation Of the junior cham Der on the board of the parent body and corresponding repre- sentatiOn of the older body on the board of the younger. In this way the two bodies will keep in touch with one another, so as to pull to- gcther at all times whth team work is required.
 Scores of young men have ai- ready expressed their intention to line up with the new organization. and tonight is the night when they and others will do thnt lining up and place themselves on record as working for Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-23
TURKEY DINNER

Ladies of St. Andrews Episcopa church announce that the cafe at the Birmingham Civic association will be open all day Thanksgiving Day. They win serve a turkey dinner during the regular hours that they stay open every
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-23
To Hold Services Wednesday

Troy, November 22.---tspecial.)- )-Ihc Thanksgiving services. by agreement oc the ministers of the city, will be held in the Methodist church. and nr. H. c. Threadgill will preach the ser mon. All stores and schools will be closed for the day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-23
Auto Stolen

\ Chandler Dispatch touring car be- longing 10 J. NJ. Levine Steiner build ing. was stolen last night between and 10 o'clock. The car was parked when taken. The monogram IS. s. l.'' was engraved on either side
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-23
Alamo Farm Light Plant

Mr. Farmer--your opportunity the one you have been waiting fee. Here is greatest bargain ever offered. We are going to eeIj at distributors cost. limited number of Alamo Farm Lisht Plants.
 H you have been contemplat- ing buying light plant for coun- tsg home get in touch with us. sYhe Alamo is natisaally knsvn.'' Ihe pannts ere nsv (naver unerntsil au. .arry ths regular fsetsry suarantss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-23
Junior Commerce Chamber
 WN Be Organized Today
Younger Business Men of City Will Vie With Commercial Leaders in Furnishing Dynamic Power to Drive Br
 mingham to a Greater Success

At o'clock this evening the auditorium of the Chamber Commerce. energy interest of Birmingham will be set afoot.
 The Junior Chamber of Commerce be formally organ zed President Pro Tenn J. P Mudd several hundred his invitation to enroll under the banner of achieve
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-23
Calder Sees An Era OF Great Prosperity
 m The Near Future
New York Senator Presides at Economic Investigation Hearing Here Yesterday-Local Men Blame Wage Demanded by Labor for Delay in Construc-
 tive Programme Hereabouts

Senator William M. Calder of New York chairman of the senatorial investigation committee stated yesterday afternoon at the close of the hearing at the federal building that he firmly convinced the of the investigations that the readusmen period over building activities would start here that would almost another Birmingham the size off the present citv
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08

boben Summe ibrer 8erbin6li6fetten.
Sic erIte Sabresper1ammlung Der ut.
tiondre lit anf Sen 1. Mngnit oieies
Sabr angeieBt.
- Sn ser 8lite ieiner Sabre bat
Wilbur @oetten bon Minneapolis,
Sobn ser bier mobnen6en Samilie
Muoreas @oetten, int ct. Saul sos
pital am Dienltagmorgen benz uner'
bittlideu Eo0e ieinen Eribut 5oaen
miiiien. Ser let6er 10 friib5eitige
Sos mor oie Solge zines iblimmen
Srrtums, Sen Der Beritorbere Dor 10
Gagen begging, als er anitatt @opftpeb.
pulper @ift-Eablette ou fi9 nabm.
Seia 3uitano b~erIdlimmerte ii9 erit
einige Gage Dor ieinem Eo6e. 9er
Dabingei9ie6ene tpur6e Dor % Sab.
rem in ct. gIomb geboren un6 berebe.
lidte 5id Dor nidt gan5 BRET Sabren
nit elmer Eo6ter ser Samilie Ni9.
3infen bon bier, Ser er als 8fat16 Ser
2iebe elm 5tpei Sabre altes 56bn6en
rtamens @ilbur If binterldBt. Mit Der
in 10 nniaglides @len6 ~geitir5ten Sat
tin, ser er elm treuer 2ebensgefdbrte
uno 5drtli6er @atte getpeien, betra11s
ern Sen 9abineeidie6enen 6eiien 81
tern un6 ieds @ei6mifter, un6 in 6e-
rem 2ei6 teiIen ii9 sic bielen Sugen6-
frel1n6e 6es @erbli9enen, Sic in ibm
einen mabren, b%er5ensguten Sreuno
a6teten nn6 ebrten. Dien1tagaben6
trof sic 2eide in ct. glo1t6 ein, Sic
6reitag Morgen bon Ser &atbe0ra=
lie aus a11 @rabe qetrogen mer6en
miro. Gem Ser torbenen sic etpige
1t110 Sen traltern0en @interbliebe
men oufri6tioes 8eileib.
- Co.'s @pring loft" @etr6nfe
!uer6en in 10 l1n5er nn6 "a l1n5er
Tlo1fen abgefiint. "a ut16 SO in
elmer Site. Se1epbon SIG. -.....
SIM &eftorqt ser nnbefledten Gm=
pfdngnisqemetn6e tp11r6en Montag=
Morgen 6ur6 SEN bodm. P. Slide
brand, .: g. G., berebeliht ST.. SEQ
Sobn1on bon 2htle Gaus nn6 SRI.
Sttilia gn1me1, 6lteite So9ter Ser So
milie Sobonn @mmel bon bier. Mad=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08

Dem 6aS gliifli6e Baor bein Sod.
5eitSmable sic ber3ltdlten @lidpiin.
ide entgegengenommen batte, trat
oasielbe cine fur5e 9od5eitsreiie, an,
bon mel6er oas @bepaar 5amitag
nod ct. Glou0 5nruiidtfebren mir6, I'M
li9 am ndbiten Montag mad einem
Observation-Disclosures IN bem @m.
mels 9eim am 5onntag nod Sit.
tie Sans, no Der 8ruuttgam BEL Ser
8ictor Clothing COMPANY eine lltfra'
tipe STEELE beflet6et, our @rlnol1nq
6es eigenen &eroes at begeben. Me0.
ge Sen Neubermdblten Elm langes 1ln6
iegensreibes gbeleben beldieoer leinl
Sci einem D~ienitagmorgen I'M
8 l1br 1T Ser @afbe6rale bonn bodm.
Serrn Retermeier gebalteren 8ro1t.
ante lieben ibren Greubu11o 1urd
B~rteitersban6 iegnen 9alentit Settid
bon 8ismard sc. g., uno SRI. 8ero.
nico Sauer, Eo9ter Der bier aniGlii,
gen Gamilie Setter S. Sauer, Bel ser
nod Ser firbli6en Seier I'M 8eiiein
BON 8erpan6ten unb Srel1n6en 6ie
L&o65eit gefeiert mur6e, Die our @nt.
biet1ng Ser ber5liditen @lidpiini9e
8eranloiinng CAB. Moge es Dem iun-
gen Haore, 6as einitpeilen fem @eim
in ct. @lou6 beibebalten tpir6, itets
na6 @uni6 ergeben!
Gol6 Spring 8rdu lit Elm 100
Yro5ent 8rdu nn6 ni9t Elm biuiges
Nedr=8ier. Hbone SIG.
- gonaro q MnrpbD, &ailirer ser
ct. Glouo 9tnte 8onf, lit als 81
ltrift 9eputierter ser Columbus &it=
tergeieuiboft an 5teue 0es W. 81.
S0rger, tpel6er ndbren0 Der letten
bier Sabre bieie1n Mn1t in erfolgrei=
der @eiie borltan6> bonn 5tants=9e e.
putierten S. 6. @beGan BON Minnea=
polls ernannt mor0en.
SIN &efta.at ser acknowledgements
Sc rei6ten it6 Samltagmorgen sic
@an6 5rt1n 8nn0 fiirs 2eben 2eut=
nont Carleton Smitb tpon Mo1bing=
ton, 9. g., nno SRI. Morgaretba
@opt> So6ter ser Bamilte seq Gof-
tors S. 81. Sort. No9 elmer l6ngerert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08

Nn1reas 81. @eber miro fortan Die
.5teQe 6es Raiiierers, bethlehem. Bet
De fino nit Dem 8antgeiddfte iber
5m0lf Sabre berbunoen un0 ibre fd.
bige Mmtsperpaltung fat Die 8efor.
oerung our Solge gebabt. Sobn &ubn
lit in 6as Mmt bes erlten @ebilfstaiii-
rers porgerlft. 9ieier 8eamtenltel'
lungsme9iel lit am erlten Suit Dor
lt6 gegangen.
- Colo 5pring rioft" @etranffe
mer6en aus 6iltiqiertem AueQpaiier
uno Dem beiten 3ufer un6 ggtraften
gemadt, bic fir @elb gefauft wer6en
f0nnen. Gelepbon SIG.
= Das @igentum Der Mn6rens
8reiB 8raugeieui9nft lit @noe Der-
gangener ISOLDE fauflib in arpoere
Sanoe ibergegangen, un6 Bag Sc.
i6aft miro %fiiroerbin inter Dem Sea-
men 5t. CLOUD 8raugeieqi9aft met>
tergefibrt mer6en. she 11eue @eieu-
i9aft beltebt aus ben @erren Sobr
g. Nicolin, @ater Ser 6ra11 SSulius
6anoel, 6eiien Sobn Siberian un6 s..
S. S6mitt, ale bon ct. Saul. 2ebt,
genannter miro temporGr 6em 8ra1t-
gei@af nls Manager boriteben un6
miro glei6 6em &errn Siberian Nicos
lin, melGer 6ireft nit Der Iofalen 8e.
treibsleitung betra11t fem Miro iofort
ct. @lou6 5n ieinem Seim MAIDEN,
mdbreno SEER Sobn sc. Nicolin in
maize 8ufunft ct. CLOUD 51 ietnem
Seim 5u maden ge6enft. 5eit BEN
lebten 10 Sabren beflei6ete er Sic
SteQe 6eS Manuger Ser Sac. 56mi6t
8rquerei in ct. Saul. Die bielper=
ipre6en0e 3ufunft unierer Sta0t bats
be1n &errn Nicolin angetan un6 ietn
bereitS friiber gebegtes Borbaben,
6ieie 5ta6t nit ct. Baltl ols blet=
be1oes @eim 5u bertaul6en CUR Nei=
fe gebra6t. Die neue @eieui9aft
miro in Ser Brauerei mebrere Ser611=
6erungen treffen nn6 Mai9inerien
CUR Seriteuung FOLDER @etrdnfe auf=
itellen laiien, 6eren @ennB ni6t ge=
gen 6as Brobi6itions = &nebelgeieb
Der ebIt.
- County S9uli nperintenoent W.
81. @oerger btelt BET ser 6eier 6es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. am lebten
Montag 6ie Seitre6e, 6eren @e6ie=
genbeit in raui6en6em @eifou Die be-
lte Mnerfennnng nah ii6 5og.
= Dienitagmorgen 6 ubr lag Ser
bo6p. P. 2ufe, 8. g.. g.. 6. g. in
Ser nnbefl. @mpfdngntBfir9e cine
title Weife, mdbren6 tpel9er ii9 gum
2ebenSbun0 ereinigten Soiepb so.
@6arenbroi4 bon bier u1p6 SRI. Ma=
ria 8ran6l bon Seem Wnni9. Mit
lei1en German0ten nn6 Srenn6en
minibt BEN Nelberma5lten al16 ser
vNor0ltern" ein immer9Gbren6
gliidli6es Dalein. Tim 10 nbr Dien=
itagmorgen fopulierte bohm. P. Ml=
to- 3. g.. s., int Rfarrbauie genanr1=
ter @emein6e @erol6 @nitabion nn6
Sri. 2oretta @eber, So9ter ser So
milie Matb. @eber. Mn9 6ieiem
8rautpaare Slid nn6 Sege11 auf al
len @eqen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08

8eiudsreiie bes glldliden @nares
al @erpnn6ten 6es 8ra1tigams IN
Ser WroB1tabt SEEM Dorf, Der Bun.
besbauptltabt in Beaumont, 3d., mirl
basielbe fem &eim in Camp Grant,
Sainais MAIDEN, no es Dem 8uni@e
1einer lieben @ertpan6ten un6 bteler
5reun0e. gemaB itetS moblergeben mo.
ge.
80 @em1B zines iingit in Mamier
Gountp ~erlaiienen gerihtli6en gnt'
1betos nitro Ser 5toat ienem Gountt
Sic 5un1me bon 100000 als Elm 9rit'
tell 6es 8etrages, Der bon enemg our
tt an @itpenpeniionen bedablt tultr'
be, 5u entri9ten baben. Dieie gnt.
i9eioung fat aud @ffeft auf Stearns
GountD. Ser 5tnat 1T 6ieiem @ountt
our Summe bon $12,161 berpfli@tet
So 6ieIes County ben 6reifaben 8e.
rag an @ittpenpeniionen be8ablte.
ieit6em Sic Site bon 1917 in Der Sc.
gislatnr paiiierte. Setter g. 2abr, 8o1
fiber ser Stearns gountpbeb0roe, er.
fldrte, 6aB Mnn6amls 8erba116lun.
ge1l geger1 Sen Staat eingeleitet mer.
Sen, faas Sic benz County fauige
5mmme ,nii9t entri@tet miro, na96em
6ieIes @erfabren in &amieD County
ii6 als Elm erfolgrei6es eruieien bat.
- @ol6 5prtng 8rdu miro in "a
groBe nn6 SO fleine Glai9en CUR ST.
ite obgefiqt. Selepbon SIG.
SSSn elmer iingit abgebaltener
@%eriammlung Ser Direftorenbeb0r0e
Ser Security State 8unf fan6 eine 51
'@nnlten ser betreffenoen 8anfbeam=
= aurl 6. @aieln, mel9er mGbren0
ser lekten eli Sabre 8or}iber Ser
'ftootlid)en &ontrolbebor0e tppr, fat
am l.. Suit 0os observation-disclosures
ser 81. Glou6 Neforman1talt als
gfa6folger 0es Supt. Scott ongetre=
ten, melder u1llangit als @Gdter 6es
Connecticut Staatsgefdngniiies err
narnt mnr6e.
ten borgerommene M%en0erung in 6e=
rem respeftiben Steuungen itatt. ST.
@tangl, &uiiierer ser 8anf, tpl1r6e in
6as Mmt see @iceprdit6enten erboben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08
&organge in
@tQDtlebeu

- Na9 einige @oden lnngem 8e.
i,de bel ieine1 alien 6reun6en in ct.
@louo uno nod Idngerem @eilen bel
ieinem im Somn Spring 9iu er.
franften 8rroer Mt9. ORTIZ lit Mi6.
ORTIZ am Sonntag nod ietnem Seim
in Spofane, @aib., 5uriidgefebrt.
- Ser Eurm Ser ebangelti9en
3iou Stride muroe beim @epitter ont
Sonntagabeno bont 8lik g~etroffen;
Der Strabl aiin6ete, 6as Serer tpa1r6e
aber, 0o sic, Seuermebr iofort our
Steue mar, gel0i6t, bebor nennens.
perter Sdaoen angeri6tet tpar.
or. Us. q. 8ad>bon Ser Stieite
bat inn Benton County Diitriftgeribt
cine &la9e gegen SarrD g..
Yol1ng angeltrengt un6 sizes auf
feline Musiage Fin, 6aB young, Bel
ben er cine Mnletbe BON $4,000 mad-
te, ibn1 einen boberen Hro5entiab ab-
geforoert babe, ols er our9 6as iingit
intraft getretene 5toatsgeieb erla1bt
lei.
- Nn Stelle 6es Mar @racemon,
mcIher Sic @etriebsleitung 6es Grace
MO Store an ct. @ermoinltraBe mo-
hc5ll sehn Sabre b%clorgte, lit $. 81.
Gopl1n bon Minneopolis getreten,
nGhreno @%rucen1on inn Minneopolis
Store Ser oleifen Tirmo MnlteI1tng
finocn miro.
- Gte Granite Gitp Sori ans
Sron3fcr Company bat lire Sncorpo=
ro%tionSurtifel in Ser 60. : Hegiltrars
Office 5ltrn gi11tragen bi1terlegt. Sic
@cnmtcn Ser Snfprporation 1in6: s.
q. @bitnep, Erdii0e11t; &ouin S.
@5itncp, Giceprdiibent; Saul S. Goo
fe, Scfretdr 1tno Shatmeilter. Die
neue Slrforporotion oerfigt iiber Elm
&opitol BON $4,000 nit ser glei6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-08

Witnnter fGat es einem Meni9en
tpirfli6 i6tper, ebrli9 5u bletben. Sin
Sotelgait III Seem Sort Der bier5ebn=
b11n6ert Collar berloren batte, bot
6em ebrliden Sin6er eine 8elobnl1ng
bon so Gents an.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-06-29

The Dress Goods Department Has Had thc
Greatest Cut for Years
Danish Cloth, "a and Sc inches wide, Brown,
Green, Dark Red. Value $1.00
Sale price SOC yard
Green Crepe Cloth, 81 and 36 inches wide
Value $1.00. Sale price SOC q yard
Black and White Shepherd Check, So inches
wide. Value zoe. Sale price l9c yard
Brown and Dark Red Cotton Serge, SO in
ches wide. Value 75c. Sale price $50 a yd
Green and White Check Mohair, So inches
wide. Value $3.50. Sale price 69c yard
Brown All Wool Wolfe, SO inches wide.
Value $500. Sale price soc yard
All Wool Crepe, Brown, Light Grey, Tan.
40 inches wide Value $500.
Sale price Csc a yard
All Wool Batiste, Copenhagen, Rose, Figur-
ed Cream, Sc inches wide. Value $500
Sale price Sl.19 yard
All Wool Serge, Cardinal, Rose, SO inches
wide. Value $780, Sale price 10 yard
Cream All Wool and Silk and Wool Crepe,
40 inches wide. Value $3.50
Sale price S1.59 yard
All Wool Serge, Brown Rose 46 inches wide.
Value $3.50. Sale price $l59 yard
All Wool Serge, Rose, so inches wide,
Value $500. Sale price Sl.79 yard
Black All Wool Fine French Serge Is inches
wide Value $3.50. Sale price $2.l9 a yd
All Wool Plaids, Medium Shades, AZ inches
wide. Value $3.50. Sale price S2.l9 a yd
All Wool Plaids, 48 inches wide. Value
$3.50. Sale price S3.l3 yard
These are only few of the Bargains
that we are Offering in Wool Goods.
We will only mention few Silks this
week, but there is a stock at least three
times the size that can be found in any
store in Northern Vermont and all at Spec
ial Prices during the sale.
Sport Silks, SO inches wide. Value $1.75.
Sale price Sl19 a yard
Pure Silk Cartridge Cloth, SO inches wide
Value $780, Sale price Sl.59 yard
Wisteria Silk Poplin, Sc inches wide. Value
SITS. Sale price Si.79 yard
Grey Silk Poplin, SO inches wide. Value
$780, Sale price $2.l9 yard
Other Silks will be sold at Sale Prices
which will be quoted.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-06-29

FOR SALE-Plaver piano. Cheap
for cash. Applv to Guy Ellis, IL Bay
view ST., Newport. If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-06-29
All Suits at Sale Prices

are too light shades for fall wear.
At $1,000 a Lot of Suits that have been
priced up to $3.50.
AT $500 been priced up to $500, $3.50
At $500 been priced $3.50 to $69.50
Al $19.5O been priced $500 to $500
Al $3.50 been priced $4,000
The Black and Navy Blue Suits are all
priced at less than one-half what they will
cost this fall and styles will be very good
indeed
20 Coats at $500 that have been priced up
Is Coats at $3.50 that have been priced up
to $500.
A.Lot at $25OO that have been priced up
to $3.50.
A Los at $29.5O that have been priced up
to $500
A Lot at S395O that have been priced up
to $69.50
A Lot at $495O that have been priced up
to $500.
$500 Childrens Coats at SIS. IS; $4,000
ones at Sl2.75; $500 ones 1915; $1,000
!, ones at $5.95; $3.50 ones at $4.95; $500
ones at $2.95.
We dO not want to carry over even one
Coat, and # prices remain as high we shall
not buy any Childrens Coats for next
Spring.
A Lot of Dress Skirts at 1896, S5.95, S795,
that are worth double the price.
Fancy Silk and Wool Plaid Skirts, $500
ones at S1O35; $3.50 ones at S12.75;
$500 ones at $15.75; $3.50 ones at
S2950 Handsome Silk POplin Skirts at
S5.95
Cotton Talfeta Pettcoats, worth 1896.
Sale price S1.95
Silk Rufle Cotton Top Petticoats,
Sale price S2.95 and 1895
All Silk Petticoats Sale price S595
- 70 per cent will be given off any regular
priced Petticoats during the sale.
A Lot of new Waists have been bought
under price for this sale.
New Wolfe Waists at $3.50 that could
not have been sold under $3.50.
New Crepe de Chine Waists, Short Sleeves.
Sale price 1895
New Georgette Waists, Short Sleeves.
Sale price $3.50 and $695
New Colored Organdie Waist,
Sale price 1925
A Lot of our Best Waists from $3.50, $1,000
$3.50 to S595, sos, 1915
Ladies' Gage Hats-$3.95 ones at S1.95;
$500 ones at 1926; $3.50 ones at $3.35;
$3.50 ones at S5.35; $3.50 ones at S7.95
Chldren's Hats at Csc, Sl.95, 1926, $685.,
that have been $1.95 to $3.50.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-06-29
Underwear al Sale Prices

UnTe[Wcaf IL Dale EEGCCS
Womens sleeveless Vest, SOC to 75c values
Sale price 39c each
Womens Bodice Top Union Suits, $1.25
and $1.35 values. Sale price 75c and Sic
Baby's Shirts, 75c values. Sale price 39c ca
Baby's Bands, part WOOL soc to 75c values
Sale price 29c each
Womens Black and White Silk Fibre Hose,
$1.25 values. Sale price 79c pair
Womens White only, Silk Fibre Hose, $3.50
values. Sale price 35c pair
Lot of Ladies' Neckwear, SOC articles will
be priced Csc
Lot of Ladies' Neckwear, $500 articles will
he nliced soc
Lot of Ladies' Neckwear, SIPS and $3.50 ar
ticles, will be priced zoe
Gossard Front Lace Corset, $3.75 styles.
Sale price $2.45 pair
Warner Brothers Pink Wash Satin, Elastic
Top. Sizes 20 to p. Regularly $500
Sale price $3.50 pair
RedfeYn Corsets. Sizes "a to 20. Regularly
$3.50 and $3.50. Sale price S4.59 pair
All Linen Damask at S375 and S4.25
that costs today at wholesale $3.50 and up.
All Linen Napkins at $685., $1,000, $3.50,
$3.50, that could not be bought at wholesale
under $1,000 for the cheapest ones, These
prices will only last as long as our present
stock
All Linen Crash at least Is per cent
less than the wholesale prices, also IS long
as our present stock lasts.
Fancy Bordered Scrim, White, Cream,
Ec1u. Regularly 45c
Sale price 29c q yard
Plain Sclims White Cream Regularly 39c
Sale price 29c yard
Scrims with handsome Lace Edge Cream.
Regularly 75c Sale price 42c yard
Lot of Cretonnes, lowest possible prices.
Regularly soc to 75c Sale price Csc yard
SUMMER DRESSES Sale price
$500 Ones S 3.35
$595, $3.50, $685. Ones S $50
$3.50 to $685. Ones S SOS
$10.95 Ones 5 IDS
$3.50 Ones S S.95
$780, $3.50 Ones SiO.95
$17.50 to $4,000 Ones Sl2.75
S22.50 Ones S15.75
$500 and $2750 Ones $3.50
Miss America MILDLY Dresses, 5000 ones
$6.95; $1,000 ones S7.95; $3.50 ones $9.75;
$3.50 and $500 ones S10.95.
Silk Poplin Dresses, $500 ones at SlO.95;
$3.50 ones at $3.50; $500 ones at $175O
There are nearly two hundred Tafeta,
Georgette, Satin and Crepe de Chine
Dresses that are priced $500, $3.50,
$780, $3.50, $500, $29.50, $500, that
have been $1,000 to $50.00 and many are
priced at less than the silk would cost to-
day.
New T1icolette Dresses priced from $500
to $1,000, less than their actual values.
This week we offer for Saturday
Bargains Some Extra Good Values.
White Silk Poplin, So inches wide, $2.75
value Saturday only $l.G3 yard
This Poplin makes handsome and SER
viceable Summer Skirts.
Cotton Jersey, 81 inches wide, Pink, Blue,
Lavender and White, $1.00 values.
Saturday only G9c yard
Etched Thin Glass Tunblers, $3.50 values
Saturday only 79c dozen
Cold Tea Glasses, set Of s, Use value,
Saturday only SOC Set
Childrens Bungalow Aprons, 95c values
Saturday only 59c each
-. -, NV
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-06-29
Shoes at Sale Prices

White Canvas Pumps that have been $3.50
at$l.95
White Canvas Oxfords that have been $500
at $2.95
White Canvas High Boots that have been
$3.50 at S3.45
Patent Pumps that have been $500 at S4.95
Patent Oxfords that have been $40 at S5.95
Black and Brown Vici Kid OXfords that
have been 1920 at 1913
Our customers are fairly hungry for
Shoe Bargains and these Shoes will go very
fast at the Extremely Low Prices.
The Midsummer Clearance Sale will
begin Tuesday, July 9Th, and continue until
we feel the stock has been reduced to an
amount that we can FORD to carry and we
have taken enough money to pay our bills.
This will be the last Saturday Bargain Day
until after the sale.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-05
HOOVER SURE OF A
PLACE. MAYBE WEEKS.
HOOVER AND LQIDEh

NEW YORK. Ncx, Two OF the
ten men who VIII constitute the next
cabinet already have bean tentatively
chosen b. President elect Harding
Il Is believed. One OF them, forme,
Senator sutherland. OF Utah. was at
Marion most all summer and IS per-
haps Hafding.s closes advisor aud
eenfidint and Is expected to be made
attorney general.
The other is former Senator Weeks
one OF the most influential members
Of the Republican Executive com
mittee, and nominaiIy responsible for
Tuesdays avalanche. Indications are
that he viii succeed Daniels as head
of the navy.
Four names thus FAR are prominent
ly mentioned for secretary oi state
Root, Lodge. Knox and Hoover Ol
these 1t is believed Root may be dis
regarded, because of his European
activities during the campaign which
caused the Republicans grave con-
Germ. Knox is n bad health and
lodge is protesting that he does no,
ies.re cabinet position.
Hoover is certain To have a respon.
sible position III the next government
and leaders are grateful Tor his es~
oonsal of Harding cause at oritiea
ines. He Is regarded as one OF ths
best informed men in world a1airs
n America
Four names are mentioned for III,
reasary portfolio Lowdea. of nj
nois; yanaeriin. Of New York. Georg.
Reynolds, . Chicago banker. and per-
Aaps former Senator Weeks. if b,
ioes not head the navy. OF thes,
Lowden seems the most likely.
Generals Wood and Pershing aas
hairmaa Kahn, of the House milf
airy affairs. are mentioned as the new
/ secretary of war.
Harding Is not expected to seriousll
consider his cabinet until after /
months vacation.
II yog want a lob-try a classified
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-05
CHICAGO BANDITS GET
SATCHEL CONT
S250,00O IN CHECKS
international News Service,

CHICAGO. Nov. :, Within q block
of the HYDE Park police station. in
view of scores ol people. four bandits
leaped from an automobile today.
grabbed ], satchel containing $259.9oa
in non negotiable checks. ss 900 iu
Liberty bonds and S2ao0 in bond
coupons, jumped into a machine and
aring revalvers in the air. sped away.
The satchel was being carried by
Bank Messenger Thomas Grace ul
his way 10 the State bank iB Hyde
Park Marion Coitrell, Who vas
passing. was shot ID he Leg.