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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-15
DULUTH.
DULuTH GRAIN.

Duluth. MINI, Dec. 15.-Yester-
days bearish crop report led to sell
ing and weakness In wheat today.
Price declines were sharp. December
spring wheat closed 5 81 off at $1.5S
nominal; March s ga off at $1.5S
bid, and May at $1.55 asked; Decent--
Der winter S IA off at $1.57 nominal;N
December durum 4 ia off at $1.59
ID asked; March 4 Ia off at $1.60
Trading in fiaxseed was slow and
its prices were easier. Business was
confined to small lots. December
closed 8 1-2 cents off at 5000 IL;
January 2 1-2 off at $2.06 1-2 NOM
inal; May 3 1-2 cents off at $2.16 1-2.
Rye closed 5 Ia off at Slab Ia for
spot. December 4 cents off at $1.44
asked and May 5 Ia off at $1.35 Ia
bid. Oats closed / $500 SIS off at
AZ 5000; and barley unchanged at
50@65 cents for spot. @
Closing: Wheat-No. ! dark nor
thern track $1:60@1.62; No./2 dark
them $1.51@1.53; No. 1 an.ber dur
UNI on track s1.6l.1=2@1.6 1-2; No.
2 amber durum $1.59 1-2@1.63 L.;
No. 2 amber durum arrive $3.50 L.;
No. l durum $3.50 Ia; No. 2 durum
s1.57 1-2; No. 1 mixed durunl $1.57
10; No. 2 naked durum $1.55 Ia;
No. 1 dark hard Montana on track
$1.61@1.63. n
Fiaxseed-on track and arrive
s~2.07%1-2; December $2.03 1-2; jan
nary $2.06 1-2 nomina1iy; May 1915
LIZ.
oats-on track and arrive AZ 5-s
GA SIS. AN
Rye-on track s1.4s Ia; arrive
$1.39 Ia; December. s1.44 asked;
May $1.35 Ia bid.
Barley-On track SO @65.
Duluth. Mimi. Dec. 15.-Elevator
receipts of domestic grain: Wheat
3d. 800 bushels: oats 1900; rye 3D.
700; flax 1900.
200. 500
Duluthl car inspection: Wheat Nos.
! and 2 dark northern and Nos. 1 and
2 northern z; No. 3 dark northern
and No. 8 northern S; other spring
8: Nos. l aud 2 amber durum and
Nos. l and 2 durum "a; No. 3 amber
J durum ,and No. 8 durum Z; smutty
durum 8; other durum ~: Nos. l and
2 lark hard winter and Nos. 1 and 2
hard winter q mixed 1l21 all wheat
1871; flax %; mixed grain s; oats II;
rye 81; all grains 2s3; on track 116.
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NEW YORK.

New York, Dec. 15.-Trading fell
away sharply in the first. hour of to-
days market in comparison with the
recent feverish activity = but many
leaders extended early gains, especial
ly oils. rails. steel and food ~specialties.
A three point rise in Vanadium Steel
q registered as an indication that
no adverse action would be taken by
the directors at today's meeting.
"A reversal Of l to. 2 points ensued
toward noon, shorts selling on an
lys-Overland preferred dividend and
the suspension of, dividends on Key
stone Tire and several miscellaneous
companies.
Shippings weakened, the Mercantile
Marine Preferred losing 2 points. Call
money opened at the fixed rate of Z
per cent but the market was almost
bare of time funds.
Aside from oils, which were in
clined to forfeit part of their substan-
tial ~recoveries of the previous ses-
sion.,A prices at the outset Of today's
stock market were irregularly higher
within the first half hour gains of /
to 2 1-2' points were registered by At
car Can, General Electric, Sloss-Shef-
field Steel and several of the popular
specialties. Rails were mixed and
equipments also reflected an uncer-
tain trend. The. possibility Of a
money furry arising from the days
heavy tax payments made traders
more than ordinarily cautious.
Excepting General Asphalt, which
rose 6 1-2s. points, the market expert
enced a sharp reaction at midday.
Most gains Of the morning were can
celled and many shares, especially
those forming the oil, motor, shipping.
equipment and copper groups, showed
actual losses of l to 3 points.
Call money eased to six per cent
later hut failed to stimulate the mar
ket, leaders among oils, steels, equip
ments and shipings making further
recessions. The closing vas heavy.
Sales approximated 100000 shares.
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ST. PAUL.
LIVE STOCK.

South, st. Paul Dec. 15.-Cattle re-
cdipts $500 market extremely dull.
weak to IS cents lower: light weight
veal calves SO cents lower: top $500;
no good or choice beef steers here:
few medium grades $7.5O@S.5O;
mostly common grades at 35.75 @7.25;
butcher cows and heifers $500 $500;
few up to $500; best today $3.50:
gamers $2.50@2.75: cutters 5000
3.76;a bologna bulls $500 500; many
common and medium stockers and
feeders, almost unstable. mostly rs
cents lower. az.
Hog receipts 1880; market about
% cents lower than yesterdays aver
age: range $8.00@S.50; bulk $S.25@
.S.35;s pigs and underweight lights
81. 90 @S.50.
!. sheep receipts 100; weak TO rs
cents lower; good native lamos
mostly S10.25: fat ewes $4:00@4.25s
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MONEY

New York, Dec. 16.-Prime mcrcan-
tile paper z .3-4@8. Exchange strong;
Sterling so day bills 3.43 Ia. Francs
demand $50; cables $50. Lire demand
3.44; cables .3.46, Marks demand 1.34:
cables 1855. GteeceSdemand las. New
York exchange on Montreal 13 ga
per cent discount. Government bonds
Irregular railroadSbonds strong. Ti.Ee
loanstfirm; = 50 days. 90 days Z 1-2@,
Z ga; 6 months TO 7af-2. Call money
steady; high ~ low s.; ruling rate Z.
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PRODUCE

:. New York. Dec. 15.-Butter, firm:
receipts i3,425; creamery higher than
extras $685. 1-2; creamery extras
-(s2 scoreA 81 IL; f1rsts (sS to 81
score) 42@53.
Eggs, unsettled; receipts s,011;
fresh gathered extra firsts Sz@S3:
firsts 8O@S1.
Cheese. irregular; receipts, 1888;
state whole milk fats specials early
made ~ IL @2S; fall made rs 1-2@
26 1-2; state whole milk flats aver
age run s24@25: state whole milk flats
fresh specials 24@25; ditto, average
run 22@23 1-2.
Poultry, alivap steady; chickens by
express 24@2s; turkeys 40.
Dressed irregular; western chick
ems. boxes 31@42; barrels 2S @ SO;
ROSTERS fresh $50 Is; turkeys young
47@56; old 30@40.
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.IJBERTY PONDS

New York, Dec. 15.-Prices of Lib.
erty BondssatSnopn were: 3 1-2's 90.0S;
first 4'ss:S6. 40 bid; second As $50
first 4 1s.4assSSsO0; second 4 las 1924
third 41-4's 1885,; fourth 4 Ia:
85.74: victory 8 3-4's 95.0S; victory
4 3-4's 95.08.
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METAL

NewNYork, Dec. 15.-Copper quiet;
e~lectrolytic spot and nearby 13 $40
Ma; first ,quarter414@14 IA. Tin firm;
spot and nearby -34.50; futures $685.;
Iron nominally unchanged. Anthony
l5.50@5.75., Lead quiet: spot 4.5O@
500; Zinc. easy; st. Louis delivery spot
5.75@ 500. i
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GRAIN N FLOUR.

GRAIN AND FLOUR. 5s
Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. Is
Flour 10 to 20 cents higher. In car
load lots, family patents quoted at
$S.90@9.55 a barrel in 9S pound cot
ton sacks.
Shipments 1890 barrelA
Bran $500 @ $500. A a
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MARKET NEWS
CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chis> yo,fDec. 15.-Wheat dropped
quick4.> in value today rs a result OF
radical enlargement Of the govern
nlcnt estimates of the 1920 yield Of
grain. On the decline, however.
there was good buying attributed to
the seaboard. Trading in May deliv-
cry of wheat began today, and we
discount as compared with March.
Opening quotations, which ranged
from 1 ga to 6 cents lower. with De-
cember 1.64 1-2 to 1.66 n March
LEO LIZ to 1.64, were followed by a
moderate rally in some cases.
Corn like wheat underwent a set
back in price. After opening 7-8 to
3-s cents lower, including May at
T01-2 to II ga, recovered somewhat
but then sagged again. .5
Oats weakened with other cereals,
starting 3-8 cent to / cent down, May
40 Ia to 40 ga, and later sagging
.nore. 7
Depression of grain and hogs had
a bearish effect on provisions.
subsequently weakness intensified
and it was said country offerings in
the southwest were much larger.
. The close was unsettled, 5 cents to
10 cents lower, with December 1.65
Ia and-March 1.5S Ia to 1853 ga.
Their was a notable lack Of sup
port except from shorts. The close was
or, with May 50 LIZ to 50 SD.
POTATOES.
Chicago, Dec. 15.-Potatoes strong
err; receipts, 16 cars; northern white.
sacked, $1.3o@1.45 cwt.; bulk. $1.40
@1.50.
PRODUCE.
Chicago, Dec. 15.-Butter unsettled;
81; f1rsts, 36@46; seconds, $685.;
standards, 43 IA.
Cheese unchanged.
Eggs unchanged; receipts, 902
cases.
Poultry, alive, lower; fowls, 1s@
"a; springs. %; turkeys, So.
LIVESTOCK.
Chicago, Dec. 15.-IIog receipts
10000; lights activa; others slow,
mostly 10 cents higher than yester-
days average; big packers generally
bidding lower than yesterday; top ear
~ -9.25; bulk 800 to OILS; pigs 10 to
Is cents higher; bulk desirable 80 to
1870 poundl pigs 90 to 9.25.
Cattle receipts 5000; beef steers
active and steady; early sales 500 to
stock Uneven. steady to, weak; can
ners weak to Is cents lower: sales
2.75 to 1926; bologna bulls strong,
choice kind 6.25; calves steady; best
vealers 1000; stockers and feeders
steady to strong.
( Sheep receipts $4,000; best fat
classes and feeders steady: others
dull; early top fat lambs to shippers
and city butchers 12.40; early packing
top 11.S5; wethers 6.25; fat ewes
$50: few early sales feeder lambs
1850 to 1915.
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Chicago, Dec. 15.-wheat-No. 2
red, $500; No. 2 hard, s1.73. (
corn-No. 2 mixed, 72; No. 2 yell
oats-No. 2 white, At s-4@4e Ia;
No. 8 white 47@4S 1-2.
Rye-No. 2, .$1.54. q
Barley, sc a 81.
Timothy seed. s5.50@6.75.
Glover seed $1,000 5000. i
: Pork nominal. ls.s y.
Lard, 1890.
Ribs, s10.75@12.50. 8
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PASS DIVIDENDS.

New York, Dec. 15.-Directors OF
the Willy Overland company today
announced their regular quarterly
dividend of ] ga per cen on prefer
red stock would be passed.
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POTATOES.

Chicago, Dec. 15.-Potatoes strong
er; receipts. 16 cars; northern white
sacked, $1.30@1.45 cwt.; bulk. $1.4t
@1.50. 5.
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GRAIN RECEIPTS.

OfSalN ECEIE1 Y 4Ea-7
Minneapolis. MINI, Dec. 15.-
Wheat receipts. 1875 cars, compared
with 328 cars agar ago.
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BUTTON HOLES.

BRING OR SEND YOUR BUTTON
hole work to Dacotah Custom Shirt
Shnn. Over @. Ell nrrfcan! s. 4th. St,
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RHYNCIANe ANN SURGEONS
DR. JOHN DUNCAN <TAYLOR-Onice
over F1rkt Natl. BAnk4sSpecials atten.
ton to skin d urinAry diseases.
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ROOMS ron RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-INf
I modern hgNps. be used for light
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FOR eALE-TWO LOT9 on. DAROTA
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n aadress.s Ed aSPangbprnSSHauk sCtntof,
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Home. Of .Hpmes-sSince 1905. I
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FOR SALE-EASY TERMS; MONARCH
range. Water. front. reservoir andsgas
,dence phone 1880. onice phone So5.
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LIGNIRE COAL gDEaIvEREDss&i7 f7J.1
IycrS Stadhrims $iasS kktdhcre.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
MEMORIAL MASS AT FT. MYER
Ceremony by Knights of Columbus
Scheduled for Memorial Day.

Under the auspices of the. District
knights of Columbus. the heroic dead
of the Army and Navy will be hon
ored by a solemn military memorial
mass on the parade ground at Fort
Myer Memorial day.
Rt. Rev. Mgr. c. F. Thomas. rector
of st. PatrickS Church. will be the
celebrant. and Chaplain Carroll J.
Moore of the 313th Infantry. recent
recipient of the distinguished service
cross, will deliver the panegyric. The
American Legion. the G. A. II. and
the Spanish War Veterans will par
ticipate, and members OF the cab
met and officers OF the Army. the
Navy and the Marine Corps will he
present. Col. william G. Rivers will
be host of honor.
rendered by st, Patricks male choir
and the Sd Cavalry Band. GonZaga
College Cadets, St Johns Battalion
of the Reserve Corps and a mounted
regimental troop. will act as guards
of honor Following the ceremonial
civic officers will be the guests at
luncheon of Chaplain Ignatius Fealy.
who proposed to the knights of Co
lumbus the holding of memorial
service.
Church call" will he sounded on
o'clock. and the mass will begin at
II o'clock. Capt. Edward A. Brown.
Henry ]. Quinn. Francis T: Hurley
John J. B. Fuller. Owen j.. Cleary
and Walter l. Plant are the COM
mittee in charge of ARRANGEMENTS A
Knights of Columbus Hall. so1 E
street northwest. tonight at 1880
o'clock to complete plans for the
event.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Three of Family in Trouble.

Edna Giles. colored. who was sent
to jail to await the action of the
grand jury because 1t was charged
that she sold an alcoholic beverage
L. y.cxsse Esssak sS.sS3t. p.1ae
death resulted from the drink. is a
sister of Mrs. Josephine Berry, under
sentence of death for killing Ada
King, also colored, several months
ago William Anderson, their step
father, also was held for the grand
Jury in the alcohol death.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
AUTOS INJURE FOUR.
Two Knocked Down, Two Col
lisions@None Seriously Hurt.

William H. Lewis. 1881 9Th street,
was knocked down by an automobile
at Florida avenue and 9Th street last
night about 8:15 O'Clock. He was Sc
verely shocked.
William c. Clifford. 752 Park road
was injured yesterday as a result of
his automobile striking a lamppost in
front of 2040 Park road. He was
taken home in a passing automobile.
John Worthey, So Jackson street
northeast. was slightly injured yes
treday as a result of collision be-
tween his buggy and an automobile at
lst and streets. Both vehicles were
damaged.
Mrs. Annie Vandewalker. 1880 25th
street, was slightly injured. when
knocked down by an automobile at
Pennsylvania avenue and 25th street
about 10:45 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. She was taken home.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Correct Mourning
Millinery for
Summer w ear

- UIET dignity. as well as correct styles,
is pre-eminent in our mourning mil
K iinery in summer modes for sum
mer wear. Our display is large enough TO
allow sufficient opportunity for making an
appropriate selection.
The newest modes include hats made of
Black Tafetas. Geo,gette Crete
and light weight Batavia Stratus
,o;th TRANSPARENT 6r;n,s.
There are starlight and roll brim effects,
in small medium and large shapes. The
black trimmings are used to the best ad-
vantage.
We invite your inspection, assured that
we have hat to suit the costume for all
occasions You will be given the best of
attention.
Prices Are $3.50 Up
Beautiful Mourning Gowns. OF lap silk
and georgette, are $500 to $500.
Millinery Section, Third noor
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Comfort Is the Essential Quality in
Mems Summer
Bath and Beach Robes

Comfort in the fabrics through
their light weight and GOODNESS as
we'll as their pleasant soft weave.
Comfort in the models through their
fullness
Shown in wide range of fabrics
and smart, cool-looking colors. There
is decided preference for the plain
colors. or the plain with contrasting
collar, cuffs and lapels.
All are nicely finished with cord
girdles or girdles of self material.
Terry Cloth Robes, $1,000, $1,000,
$500 and $3.50.
Striped Madras Beach Robes,
$1,000.
Light Weight Cheviot R bes,
Light Weight Flannel Robes,
$1,000.
Natural Color Japanese Silk Robes,
$500.
Pongee Silk Robes, $500 and
$3.50.
Fine Silk Dressing Gowns, $4,000.
Handsome Self Figured Japanese
Silk Crepe Robes, $65.00.
Mems Store. First
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Wouldn't You Like to See
Where Your Furs Are Stored

As Furs are now 90 expensive. we
believe you ought to be more inter-
ested than ever in seeing where they
are stored for safekeeping. We will
be glad to take you through our
Cold Storage Vaults and let you see
how absolutely nre-proof. germ
proof and dust-proof they are. All
Furs hung separately.
Storage Vaults. Seventh floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-24

Ribbon streamers, futtering from
many belt line, radiate gayety. And
numerous are the other artistic,
colorful touches that add charm to
these appealing frocks.
In quite a few instances white or
CANDY is very effectively combined
with the dotted swiss, forming such
a frock as is illustrated above at the
extreme left. Can you imagine any
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Waist Section. Third Aoor.

thing more becoming or fresher
looking on warm summer day? J.
The two other frocks in the pic
ture are included in our display as
we'll as many other styles, so that
making your selections will be a
pleasure.
Prices Range from SIS to $40
Dress ssetiea. Third door.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Motor Robes and
Steamer Rugs

New Motor Robes, In plain and
fancy colored woelens, also in gabar-
dine and other fabrics.
Steamer Rugs are very popular for
use in canoes, launches and yachts;
handsome celors.
You will find Our assertments very
large.
Aen,s etofs First AeeR.
Evening star., 1920-05-24

Hundreds of the highest quail
ity Silk Shirts made; handsome
heavy silks, including the unsur-
passed jerseys, Broadcloth silks,
crepe de chimes and tub silks.
Such a wealth Of colors and de-
signs as you would hardly ex-
pect to find anywhere-the wild
est possible variety and everyone
the choicest. There is no good
color combination m sing.
Many designs are exclusive.
COLORS ARE WARRANTED FAST
Prices Are Less Than Present
Wholesale Cost
Mems Store,
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Popular Summer
White Fabrics
At $1.OO Yard

They are more than fairly
priced and are seasonable. de-
sirable. durable weaves. wanted
especially for white skirts. in
Guiding
36-inch White Gabardine
36-inch White Tricotine
36-inch White Mercerized
Poplin
PLAIN WHITE FLAXON.
soc. 6oc, 75c and $1.o0 yard.
PERMAN ENT-FINISHED
WHITE ORGANDY. s1.z5 and
S1.5o the yard.
IMPORTED WHITE VOILE.
sI.0o. S1.z5 and S1.50 yard.
WHITE DOTTED SWISSES.
crisp. new and beautiful. S1.S0
and $z.oo yard.
ENGLISH NAINSOOKS have
no superior as a fabric for
dainty white lingerie and baby
garme Notwithstanding
their sheerness and softness.
they are durable. II yards to
the piece. SITS and $3.50 piece.
JAPANESE NAINSOOK, II
yards to the piece. $500.
White Goods Section. Second hoor.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Ginqham Vestees and
Collar and Cuff Sets

The Vestees arc ruf1ed and
button trimmed. They come in
white with pink and blue
checks. tan and blue checks or
light and dark blue checks. The
collars are all fat sl.S0 each.
The Collar and Cuff Sets are
white with pink and blue. tan
and blue or light and dark blue
checks. Also some blue and
white and brown and white
checks. All sets have fiat col
lars. $l.0O and S1.z5.
Neckwear Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Neckwear Of
individuality

IT is strange how certain
stvles of neckwear give that
added touch of individuality
that is so much sought for these
days. Very often it is the
neckwear that is responsible
for the success of ones whole
costume. Take for instance.
these
Evening star., 1920-05-24

A Good Wardrobe
Trunk at $3.50
For Any Trip, Long or
Short, You Wish to
Take
Long trips make Wardrobe
Trunks a necessity. On short
trips they are a convenience
that develop into a real invest
ment when you figure how
much wear and tear and muss-
ing they save.
This Trunk at $3.50 is one
of the best we offer in our
many unusual values. Complete
with all conveniences-laundry
bag, shoe pockets, hat box and
pockets in the top; beautifully
lined and wonderfully well ar
ranged interior.
Another Trunk at $3.50 is
kSso sAsEafkahsn; hsnT covered:
with round corners and all con.
Veniences.
Trunk sectios-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Exquisite New
and
the Other Sort

wv HIGH means the conventional
w blouse which stops at the waist
line, have just been lifted from
their boxes in our Blouse Shop. We be-
lieve there has never been such daintiness
represented in waists as there is this sea
son. Designers have outdone themselves
in an effort to make them works of art.
We are going to describe only three Of
them
A Hip Length Overblouse OF flesh or
white georgette crepe has round neck and
short kimono sleeves. The sleeves, neck
and front are trimmed with inserts of
pretty lace. Also finely tucked and hem
stitched. A narrow belt finishes the back
$11.75.
A Georgette Blouse that comes in flesh or
white has short sleeves through with black
ribbon which ties in bow. The neck is fn-
ished with a hemsttched and tucked pleated
frill which extends down the 'front.' $lzz5.
The Blouse of Georgette may be had in Aesh
white, bisque and navy. The front is trimmed
with tucks and hemstitching. Collar and cuffs
are of net, and lace-trimmed with crochet
buttons. $1,000
Waist Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1920-05-24
Lily of France
CORSETS

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YOUR corset makes it look-the
simplest frock or suit gains
added charm over the right cor
set; the most elaborate gown
loses its attractiveness over the
wrong foundation.
The right corset is Of first i'm
portance in selecting your new
wardrobe. We recommend the
Lily of France Corsets in light
weights for summer wear.
One new model is Of fancy
pink batiste. with elastic gore
at waist line and lower front
section. For medium figures.
S10.50.
Another Of pink batiste has
very long skirt, we'll boned, and
is straight around the waist line.
with rubber cores to insure
comfortable wear. $3.50.
The Lily of France Hip Con-
finer is of plain pink batiste
with elastic insert at the sides
Of waist line. A short garment
with three hose supporters: for
slight figures. $500.
Other unusually good models
in the Lily of France Corsets.
$500 to $500.
Corset Section. Third floor.