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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
NEWS OF RED LION.

Ded Lion, Aug. 4.-Red Lion Sunday
8 l,ol viii hold picnic at Augustine
Iies tomorrow.
.5h4 7. Ratledge and family motored
e. CamGen Camp and spent the day,
S441 s.
Saneth Ellis Of Newport spent Sunday
i'reston Kemp and family.
afls Mabel Othoson spent the week
with friends at Chestertown, Md.
Georges defeated the Little Bear
AZ Bear, Saturday afternoon,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
MARRIED IN PHILADELPHIA.

Lewes, Aug. 4.-Miss Roberta Arneli
Marshall. daughter of MIR. and, Mrs.
William F Marshall, was married to
Joh H Dukes, July 81, at Philadelphia,
H. Thirteenth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. DIR. Purvis othciating.
The couple Immediately after the cere.
mo went to their future home, no; III
North Thirtieth street, Camden, n. J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04

ed by showing that when the tide is COM
ing in, the cold currents are coming from
the ocean, but that whom the tide is going
out the warmer water from the Delaware
Bay is whirling around Cape Hcnlopen
and down the Rehoboth Beach coast.
At low tide the water would be at its
warmest and for that reason he was waiting
until low tide to make his report.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
TIDES AND TEMPERATURES.

Rehoboth Beach, Aug. 4.-E. S. Hill
who has been taking the temperature of
the ocean for over twenty-five years for
the bathers disclosed an unusual fsct,
yesterday, when he postponed the taking
of the temperature until afternoon.
When asked why he did so he explain
The Washington times., 1920-01-29

TAR JUAN ANTONIO BUERA. min
lister OF Foreign Affairs OF
- Uruguay, and Nine. Buera. who
will arrive in Washington this aft
ernoon 10 be the guests OF the nation
for a few days. viii stay at the New
Willard. They are on their way back
to Uruguay from Paris. kSznogue
tick. who wss secretary OF the
Urugusyan delegation TO the peace
conference. is with them.
DIR. Buero will be met at Union
Station by the Secretary OF State and
DIR. l.. s. Rowe, chief of the Latin
American division OF the State De
partment. The program OF entertain
ment for the distinguished visitors
includes a dinner, followed by a re-
ception, which the Secretary OF state
and Mrs. Lansing will give tomorrow
evening. and a reception on Saturday
at the Pan-American building. Dur
ing his stay here DR.. Buero and his
party will also visit Annapolis and
Mt. Vernon.
Nine. Buero is n daughter OF the
President OF Uruguay.
Mrs. Marshall, wife OF the Vice
President, was the honor guest at
the buffet luncheon given today at
Rauscher's by Mrs. Cordell Hull, Mrs.
Gordon Lee, and Miss Alice Page.
srs. Albert Sidney Burleson. Mrs. 4.
Mitchell Palmer. Mrs. Josephus Dan
Iels, Mrs. David Franklin Houston.
and Miss Agnes Wilson were also
among the guests.
The drawing rooms were effective
ly decorated in Southern smiiax.
palms, and American Beauty roses.
and in the room where the luncheon
was served were half a dozen tables
about which some OF the guests gath
cred in informal fashion. The com :
pany, which numbered $50. was large
iy an official one, and was widely
representative as Mrs. Hull Is the
wife of Congressman Hull OF Ten
nessee, Mrs. Lee. the wife OF Con-
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
THIN PEOPLE
= NEED BITRO-
PHOSPHATE
Is<yeases Weight. Strength and
Nerve Force in Two Weeks /
Tune in Many Instances. /,

Take plain bitro-phosphate Is the
advice OF these physicians 70 tnih nL
delicate, nervous people VINO ..N
vim, energy and nerve force ana th.,e va
seems TO be ample proof OF the ein
cacy or this preparation 70 WaIras
the Recommendation. Moreover, II
we Judge from the counties pIepsaa-
tions and Treatments whioh are con
tinuaily being advertised for the p9r'
pose OF making thin people fieshy; ae-
yslopinx arms. neck and bust. ana re-
placink ugly hollows and angles oy
he soft curved lines OF health and
beauty, there are evidently thousands
oe men and women who keenly feel
their excessive thinness., -.
: ~Thtnness and weakness are often
due 10 starved nerves. Our bodies
need more phosphate than Is contain,
I'd in modern foods: Physicians claim
there is nothing that will supply this
deficiency 80 well as the organic ph0s-
phate known among druggists as bit.
ro- o-phosph ate; .whichIis Inexpensive and
Is sold by People,ss Drug Stores In
undSr a guarantee. of satisfaction or
monsy hack BY feed ng sthe nerves
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
SERATHOL IS FINE
FOR INDIGESTION
SAYS DR.. PARR|Sf
Quickly Relieves Acid Stomac'

Like most physicians I have alway,
been reluctant to generally recommend u
prepsration not sold by prescription, but
feel that Serathol should be an exception
Having witnessed the remarkable results
from its use In cases Of stomach ailments
arising from acid conditions, l am bound
TO concede its merits
Most people don't know what TO eat or
how to eat. consequently we have million,
suffering from Indigestion, gAstritis soui
stomach. natulence, hyperacidity and Other
troubles too numerous to mention. TIL,
cause Of these troubles IL almost invariabi,
an excess Of acid, due 20 the putrefactlo
81 undigested fool elements In the intes
tines which chemically develop poisonou
toxins
II have seen Serathoi conquer attacks q
Indigestion and acidlty in ave minutes b.
my watch. I have used ~ In cases e
acute Indigestion and auto-toxaomia an,
always with uniformly good results.
people only knew the great value attachC.
To simply taking teaspoonful OF serathol
IN q glass OF water after eating, the de
Inand for II would be enormous.
Though hale and robust myself beinC
nhrarty eater, I believe In safety nrst, an
accordingly take Serathol after meals"
Secure two-ounce package from tn,
Peoples Drug stores or any good druggist
and prove to yourself the truth OF the doc.
tore statements one trial wit thorough,
~ eprfnee you OF the real merits OF She
simD7 remedy.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29

directly and by supplying the bod!
cells with the necessary phosphori>
food elements, bitro-phosphate shouiC
produce a welcome transformation IL
weight frequently being astonishing
Increase in weight also carries with
II q general Improvement in tn"
health. Nervousness, sleeplessnes;
Ways accompany excessive, thinnes!
should soon disappear. dull eyes ough
20 brighten and pale cheeks glo'
@Physicians and hospitals everywher.
are now recognizing it's merits by it
use In ever increasing quantitleF
Frederick Kolle., NJ: D.. editor OF New
"Bitro-Piosphate should be pfescrlbet
by every doctor and used in. every
hospital to Increase strength an"
nerve force and to enrich. the blood
ing Specialist to North Eastern Dis
pensatory, says: "Let those who ar
weak. thin, nervous. anaemic, or run
down. take a natural, unadulteratet
substance such as bitro-phosphate anc
Nou will soon see some astonishin,
results in the increase of nerve er
ergy. strength of body and mind an
power OF endurance" 49,. =
EBitro-Phosphate is made entirely
the organic phosphate compound RI
forred to In the National STANDARD
Dispensatory as being a preparation
which has recently acquired consider
able reputation in the treatment OF
neurasthenia. The standard OF excel
lence, strength and purity OF its sub
stance Is beyond question, for every
JSitro-Phosphate tablet is manufactur.
sd in strict accordance with the u. s
Pharmacopoeia test requirements
Bitro-Phosphate Is therefore not a pat
ent medicine and should not be con
fused with any OF the secret nostrum
so7called tonics or widely advertised
';cure-a1ls." - .'O
IS, unsurpassed for the relief of merry
ousness, general debility, etc, those
tAkIng it who do not desire to put on
flesh should use extra care in avoid
'nE fatproducing foods.
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talent and promise. She IL the dauSh-
ter OF Senior and Sonora Ramon de
Castro and 10 on her way 20 Paris 10
complete her musical education.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran viii
entertain sixty guests at dinner al
Wardman Park Hotel tonight In com.
pliment TO Admiral and Mrs. William
8. Benson. Nine. PeEet, wife OF the
ambassador OF Peru; the Cuban MIN
lister and Nine. de cespedes. the Ain
ister OF Ecuador and Nine. EliEalde
and the Minister OF the Serbs Croatf
and sioyenes and Nine. Grouitch will
be among the guests. r
Jonkheer Rene de Marees van
Swinderen, Minister OF the Neither
lands to Great Britain and one time
Minister TO the United States. landed
In New York yesterday and came at
once to Washington to join Nine,
van Swinderen. lie was summoned
on account OF the desperate Illness
OF his small son. Rene Charles van
swinderen. who Is with his mother
at the home or her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles c. Glover.
Miss Kennedy wed.-
The wedding OF Miss Roberta Lin
nell Kennedy and Lieut. Col. Andrew
3. Bruce. u. s. A.. which took place
last night In the home OF the brides
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
Paschai Kennedy, was followed by an
informal reception.
The ceremony was performed at
$3.50 o'clock by the Rev. DR.. Forrest
ffyV t.x hA I. ~
living room, which was banked in
palms and decorated with tall vases
Of pink roses. The bride wore a
white satin gown made on simple
lines, the skirt being slightly bouf-
FAINT, and trimmed with beautiful old
lace that had been used on her grand
mothers wedding dress. The court
train was hung from the shoulders.
Her handsome lace veil. which was
arranged cap fashion and caught with
the conventional orange blossoms
was also an heirloom in the brides
family. Her shower bouquet was
Bride roses and orchids.
Miss Helen Voolfolk. who was the
maid OF honor. wore becoming
gown Of pink charmeuse made with a
bodice OF silver. and Carried an arm
bouquet OF pink roses. Little Miss
marie mcintyre daughter or MISS
Kennedy's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Marvin Mcintyre. was flower
girl. wearing a dainty frock of pink
organdie trimmed in tiny ruffles ano
carrying a basket OF Sweethear,
roses. Her brother, wee Logan Ken.
nedy Mcintyre, carried the brides
train.
At the reception which followed
Mrs Kennedy. grandmother OF tn,
bride, received with the weddine
party. wearing a gown of Lavender
crepe de chine, and Mrs. Georg,
Cromwell. mother OF the bridegroom
assisted. wearing black satin. Later
in the evening Colonel and Mrs. Bruce
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HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Minister of Foreign Uruguay ArvesMrs Marshall Luncheon
Guest-Important Dinner Parties

left for a wedding trip. the latter
wearing a gown OF blue trieotine.
After trip South they will make
their home in San Antonio, Texas.
Mrs. Julia Johns. of California, is
visiting Mrs. Francis @. Newlands at
her home in Massachusetts, avenue.
The dance which Senator James
Duval Phelan was to have given on
February 10 in compliment TO Miss
Nancy, Lane and her finance, Philip
c. Kaufman. has been postponed un-
til February II to avoid conflict with
the dance which Mai. Gen. and
Mrs. George Barnett are giving that
night for Miss Anne Gordon,
Mr.. Kaufman will go TO New York
on February o TO be an usher In a
wedding and TO remain several days.
VIII Wed Saturday.
Mrs. Harrison Gardner Foster. OF
Lexington, Ky, Will arrive on Friday
to attend the marriage OF her niece.
Miss Mary Duncan Gibson. daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson Gibson,
and James Writ Russell Robinson, on
Saturday She will be accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Dunster Duns
can Foster. who will be In Miss Glib
sons wedding party. Mrs. Foster is
Mrs. Gibson's sister. Another sister,
Mrs. +. III. Eneleken, will come from
New York for the wedding.
Others from out OF town who VIII
be here for the wedding are Mr.. Rob-
inson's father. Col. Writ Robinson, OF
West Point; his aunt, Mrs. William
Grosyenor, of Providence. New York,
and Newport: Mr.. and Mrs. william
Grosvenor, OF Providence: Mrs. Theo-
dore Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
II. Hancock, OF Germantown, and Mrs.
Paul Fortier. of Decatur, Ill Miss
Evelyn Robinson, a cousin OF the
bridegroom, reached town yesterday
and is staying with Lieut.. Col. Cliff
ford C. Early and the Misses Early.
at Somerset House. Mr., Robinson
will have his haif-brother, Col. John
Henderson, u. S. A, as best man.
Miss Elizabeth Koones entertained
the New willard in compliment TO
Miss Gibson, and tonight Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Jeffords will give din
ner for the popular bride.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Palmer have as guests, for few days
Mrs. l.. j. Brown and her sister, Miss
Raubenold, who arrived yesterday
from Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic A, Delano
will be hosts at dinner tonight.
Mrs. Medill Mccormack entertained
eighteen guests at. luncheon yester-
day in compliment to Mrs. Charles B.
Ward
Mrs. Truman II. Newberry had a
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Philip
North Moore, OF ST. Louis. president
OF the National Council of Women.
DR.. and Mrs. Douglas Putnam Bir-
! ME entertained at dinner last even
ing for their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry E. Lyles. Mrs. Birnie will re-
,eive this afternoon and the follow
ing Thursdays until spring.
Miss Catherine Let's has returned
to Washington after a brief visit 10
Miss Amy Brooks, Of Philadelphia.
She went over to attend tho dinner at
which the engagement of Miss Brooks,
who formerly made her home in
Washington, to Charles William
/ Bergner was announced.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. D. Sullivan will en-
! tertain a party at the supper dance
| at the Cafe St. Marks this evening.
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
TRY THIS
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WHY ENDURE GRAY HAIR.

We want every woman to know
not only how easily she can tint gray,
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yhen Brownatone is used for this pur-
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nal beauty and glory.
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srsssman Lee OF Georgia. and Misc
Page the daughter OF Senator Car
roll s. Page OF Vermont
Mrs Atlee Pomerens. wife OF the
senator from Ohio. will be hostess
At a tea at the Highlands to-day 5hs
will be assisted by Mrs. JOSEPH l.
France, Mrs. Andreius A Jones' Mrs'
Rufus Day, Mrs. II. 5. Amber, hs
George Martin. and Mrs. ffeasr"A
Young. A..
senator and Mrs. Pomerene have in
yitations out for two dinners, onS on
February ~ for the Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall and one on feo-
ruary ii, at which the French Am
bassador and Nine. Jusserand VIII De
the honor guests. On Thursday Fer
ruary 5, Mrs. Pomerene will give
luncheon at Rausqher's In honor Oh
Mrs. Marshall.
Dine with Lanes
The Secretary OF State ana MIS-
Lansing dined informally last even
ing with the Secretary OF the interior
and Mrs. Lane, who had a small COM
pany to meet them.
The Ambassador OF Chile and Nine.
de Matthew gave a dinner last evening
in honor of the Spanish AmbaAsador
and Nine. de Riano. The other guests
were the Japanese Ambassador. MT
Shidehara; the Under Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Polk, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Albert w. Niblack, Dr. and
Mrs. william Miller Collier. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Billings Ruddock. Mrs
Frank A. West, Mrs. Norris Evans,
Nine. de Cana, and Captain Civareiii'
naval attache OF the italian embassy.
Nine. de Mathieu will be at home
tomorrow afternoon and will be as
sisted by Mrs. Charles s. Hamlin and
Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller.
The Russian Amba bassador and Nine.
Boris Bakhmeter entertained at din
ner last evening in honor or the Sec
rotary OF War and Mrs. Baker.
The Italian Ambassador and
Baroness Romano Avezzana were the
honor guests at the dinner which MT.
and Mrs. George T. Marye gave last
evening. Mrs. Marye's sister. MIS-
Andrew Moreland, OF Pittsburgh, was
among the guests.
On their return from New York this
week Baron and Baroness Romano
were accompanied by their daughter,
Miss YoIanda Romano. who has been
visiting relatives in New YORK since
reaching this country.
To Entertain Diplomats.
Alberto de Ipanema Moreira, charge
d'affaires of Brazil. will entertain a
The Washington times., 1920-01-29

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Fancy White Goods

sOc Value; n Ward. .1Sr
Pr and SO inches wide; in stripes,
plaids and checks. About 1000
wards 70 close
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Bleached Huck Towels

3cc Value; Special, Each 2Sc
Size l1x34 inches; good heavy
weight; in plain white and red
borders.
Eapp's-CtrCCt Floor.
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66-Inch Linen Table Damask

Sc.c5 Value, n Ynrd. H.2S
In lengths from = TO yards !;
GOOD sturdy wearing quality.
About 9OO words 10 close ont.
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To Entertain Diplemats.

Alberto de Ipanema Moreira, charge
d'affaires of Brazil. will entertain
distinguished company OF guests from
diplomatic official and resident society
at the Pan American Building this
afternoon when Mile. Maria Antonio
de Castro will give a piano recital.
This little girl. who is but years
old. is protegee of the Brazilian
government and a musician of great
The Washington times., 1920-01-29
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Bedspreads of Merit

Genuine Ripplette DIM
ity Bedspreads.
Hemmed, o3xo0 inches;
reduced to SITS each.
Hemmed, 72xo0 inches;
reduced to $500 each.
Scallope d = e d G e Gut
corners Spread and Sham
Sets.
Sprea d., 72xo0, with
sham; reduced to A75
set.
prea d, 80xo0, with
sham; reduced to $3.50
set. g.
Bleac c h c d and Pure
Linen Scotch Crash Tow
cling; plain white, red or
blue borders. These were
made to our order by
Baxter Bros, Dundee,
Scotland.
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Mercerized Dinner Napkins

=, IS Value; n Dozen. S2 %
-2O.inch size; good heavy weight.
and highly merceriZed. Only So
coll
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Val LAces
Worth to s5c,

v,s.. Worth to ''e' Csc
These are the insertions only. IL.
yard pieces, and sold by the piece
only.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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HOUSEWARES
Special Clean-Up Lots

-Kann's Galvanized Wash Tubs;
No. 3 Qarge) size. e1 90
Special. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OlsAC
--kann's Galvanized Water O0o
Pals; sat. size. Special....r AON
-"Nesco" Oil Heaters, guaranteed
smokeless and odorless. ca 40
Speclal. wv
Urban Brand Toilet Paper, jet
fiber tissue. Special, QCo
V hVT
-kann's Galvanized Garbage cans
household size, with bail SOn
handle and cover. Special. CCN
American Porcelain Cottage set;
pretty conventional design; han
dies in mat gold finish. 90 Q2
Special. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~Osoo
kann'S-Third Floor.
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Candy Specials in the Sale

Candy Specials in the Sale
-oOc and 25c Glass Jars Assorted
Hard Candy, Friday. 1So
a jar. AN
Chocolate Bars "Tootsie Rolls,
"Teezor Mints," Life Savers" and
assorted chocolate favor.. SO
special. each ...........:.. ~
Dorothy Wynnewood Chocolates
for Friday. quo
a lb. wv
kanr's-Street Floor.
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Shoe Flies

Regularly or
st.is, special .... OSC
Height over all 10 inches, run
ners 20 inches long: 10 inch scat.
have footrrst. neatly painted
horses; suitable for children up to
2 years. Ksnn's-Fourth Floor.
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ALL inen Torchon Lace
sSs wa Value 12I2c
THE all-linen torchon which has
almost no wear out to II, excellent
for childrer's and women's under
wear, or other trimming uses.
Kann,s-Strect Floor.
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Spcc:sIs IN Notions

,,i ,oi Dozen Sanitary Napkins dsc
. Spools SO.yard Sewing Ike
SILK. Tor ............
loo Dust Caps, assorted col. E>
ors for .,............,., ~
--1o-vard piere M-lnch "10~
white Cotton Tape for.. wv
- Pairs Sew On Gnrtsra.
~ ade Of suSpender Heb, 0E~
for ,.....,.s.... ~
. Regular l5c Csp-shape 10
HAIR Nets for. or....,,....... LJS
Ksnn's-Strect Floor.
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Baby Flomcings
@ 'l.,s value. 69c

Yard. mt. .............. WV
-Eufbr roidcred Flouncings or
Skirtings, SO inches wide, in neat
and dainty patterns, suitable for
making babies little dresses or
slips.
Eanr's-Street Floor
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Small Lot Of Fnncv Buttons
A Card, 35c
-Colorcd fancy Buttons. much in
demand for coats and suits. Cards
contain O of the large, or dozen
of the smaller sizes. The colors
are brown. gray, navy, rose and
wfstaria. Worth two or three
times the sale price.
Kapn's--Street Floor.
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The Finest Assorfmen,
of Blankets in
Washington

Woolnap Cotton Blan-
kets have no equal at
these prices. White,
plaids and fancies s re-
duced.
$3.50 Blankets, 6x76
inches, $3.75 pair.
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Ready-Made Wells

'IIae. .s. J, 70 r.., SIC
Some are circular, otnerS
straight style. in colors, also few
in black.
Eapn's-Strect Floor
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$3.50 Flannelette kimonos
A. 60 Ok

Outing Flannel Kimonos or
Breakfast Coats, made with a deep
flouncc. finished with belt. In
variety OF colors.
kann's-Second Floor.
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Clean-Up of Leather Good

One Lot OF Velvet md Leather
pnrs md Strpp-bnck p~-- -.
Worth UP to $500, e. Oc
Tor
One Lot Of Leather strnr."""'s
Book--Rcgulorly s1.00 coz.
and 81 30, for ...,......... oSS
Enrn'e-ctrcct Floor.
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FLOOR COVERINGS
At Finally Reduced Prices

-Iplnid LinoleUms. Remnants Of
qualities regularly S1.95 and more:
lengths of 2 to square yards:
some OF which may be matched
up. Tile and parauette ef- QEc
fects. Friday. n 50. vd... CCS
Kann's-Third Floor
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John S. BroWn &
Sons Shamrock Linens,
famous throughout the
uDorld for their SUI
periorify.
Cloths, 2x2 yard S,
$l0.50, $3.50, $3.50,
$1,000 and S17.W e a c h.
Regularly $3.50, $l6.5O,
$3.50, $1,000 and $1,000
each.
Cloths, 2x2H yard S,
S14.OO, $1,000, $zl.W and
$500 e a c h. Regularly
$17.OO, $500, $24.OO and
$500 each.
Napkins, 22x22 inches,
$500, $500 and $500
dozen. Regularly $500,
S2l.OO and $24.0O dozen.
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$1.OO Stamped Dresser Scarfs
At 75c

These dresser scarfs are stsmp-
ed for solid embroidery. They
are in attractive designs. and on
good quality material
Eann'S-Fourth Floor
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Yelling Lengths

n yard. mt yard. 1ON
Some are remnant Ieng ths'
others are sold from the bolt. They
are in attractive meshes, and a
good assortment of colors, also in
black. .
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Specially C1 OQ
Styles for boys and girls: good
in quality. and have attractive
handles
Quantity is limited. Come early
for them.
Kann's-StreNt Floor.
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Wash Goods Remnant
Clean-Up

This cleanup includes remnants
from stock. also lot OF "Nill
Lengths" such as percales. ging-
hams, voiles. madras. poplins. ser
pentine crepes. and printed challis.
They are all good lengths that
women will find useful for max
ing nm their own and children's
morning and house frocks.
Eanr's-Street Floor.
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Handkerchiefs

Regularly 1QN
nc nt. t.....,........ ~
One corner embroidered batlste
hendkerchlefs, also Of lawn. in
white and colored embroidery.
Or for soc