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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14
Established 1891

standard wage once more would eX
change into adequate food, comfort
able clothes and Il good home.
Nobody is fool enough TO think
that cutting loaf of bread in half
makes it two loavcs. Nobody is fool
enough to think that if it takes him
an hour to walk three miles to his
work he can get there just as fast
by walking at the rate of M lie and
a half an hour. Yet millions of work
crs in this country today arc foolish
enough to imagine that when 1t talk.
cs square days work to earn liv-
ing they can got it by dong half
days work Millions of producers in
this country demanding more food to
cat and more clothes to wear, better
roofs over their heads, and better
furnishings in their houses, are fool
ish enough to imagine that they can
get all those demands satisfied by
producing less food. less clothing.
less material for houseS--dong less
work at anything and everything.
\ man works at raising potatoes
|ol weaving cloth, or chopping wood
Or setting type, or pudding steel or
whatever it may be. He must live
out Of what he produces by that work
The more he produces the more
there will be for him to get out of
il. The less he produces tho less there
will lie for him to get out of it, no
matter what dollar marks he or any
body paints on KS wages, no matter
what sociological laws are passed no
matter what form Of government OK
lists or is instituted.
The nation works at all the things
at which this. that and the other in
div dual works. The nation, cmbrac
ing all tho ind vitluals can have and
distribute and consume and enjoy
only what it. produces. The nation
can work hard, live we'll and grow
poor in real wealth-not the dollar
marks, but the food, the clothing, the
houses all the ncccsSarics and luXuricS
to which Americans have been accus
toned AS the nation gocs--up or
down-%so must tits individual workers
so With it.
II the American people will buckle
down to work and for every square
days pay deliver a square days pro
duction the high cost OF living can
be made to stop pillaging evcrybody's
income. II they go on loaftng on their
job OF production they arc sticking
to the road wlCch leads to the nation
al poorhousc.
On. Y. Sun, January 80, 1920
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14
EBERT TIRES OF OFFICE.
lBy Karl II Won Wicgana

(By Karl II. Won Wicgana.)
Berlin, Jan. 2S.-IIauntcd by tho
spccters Of a Red revolution on the
ono. hand and that of counter-rcvo'u
ton by the irrcconcilablc monarch.
lists OH the other, his home fenced in
by bnrbcd wire entanglemcnts and
FORTH ed by machine guns, with arm
cd guards posted i'll front and rear,
Friedrich Ebert is said TO be weary
OF his job as President of the Ger
man republic.
Not withstanding the pecvsh and
indignant dcnials Of .Wilhelmstrassc
whenever this is suggested reports
said to emanatc from his personal
friends, are pcrSistently circulated to
the effect that he IS anXiously looking
forward to the day when he can step
out and become a.privatc citizen
again.
Ebert is not Il rugged character.
lie is extremely sensitive and suffc, S
under criticism. Of which a great deal
IS constantly directed against him d.
lie is also said to be disappointed al
having found it necessary to resort
to the militaristic and rcprcssivc meas
rrcs of the old regime which are
contrary to his principles.
Wilhelm ii, in the worst days of
his autocracy was never so surround
cd by guards as Ebert and Bauer are
today, and this is said to he begin.
ming to get on the Pres idcnt's nerves
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Telephone 2:I:s
DO YOU KNOW HIM?

desire to know the Whereabouts.
of Albert Thornton. He has a broth
CT In Petersburg, Va, whose name / ,
William Thornton. He also has .
broth in Chicago, whose namR $
Charles Thornton. Important news
awaits him by addressing
M. +. BAILEY, Manager,
The Milton Mercantile Agency.
1898 South State Stree,
Chicago, Ill.
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a Wife Wanted.

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 81 To the Edi.-
tor OF the Planet Having for a Ions
time been reader of your Paper and
desiring a wife, l would like to have
you insert this ad.
Young man, 35 years old steady
habits, holding a good position, wish
es to make acquaintance Of young In.
ny, who wants Il good husband and
ID I've in Chicago.
THOMAS JONES,
$500 Grove Avenue.
Chicago, Illinois.
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taken as a bit of the phantasm of the
times. These things are amusing to
pin losophers., and Mr.. Bryan should
really not threaten to eliminate fcl
low high councillor of his party or
his own harikari over the Ltt!e mat
tcl of planting daisies upon the
grave of Old John -Baltimor
American.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-02-14
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

''Tho Tribune hopes greatly that
Governor liolcomb of Connecticut will
see his way to call a special session
OF his States Legislature to consider
the ratification of the Federal SUI
frage amendment. The Republicans
Of New York have an csrcciai inter
est in seeing the vote of this ncighbor
ing State cast for this political re-
form. now inevitable and close at
hand.
Twcnty-siX States have already rati
: Led and of this number twenty-five
have Republican houses. OF eighteen
governors who have called special
sessions twelve are Republican, six
Democratic. This overwhelming Re
publican support of the amendment
followed naturally upon its proposal
by Republican Congress, chiefly
through Republican votes.
Three Democratic States-Gcor-
gia, Alabama and Mssssippi-havc
already refused to ratify. No Repub
lean State has as yet refused to rati
fy. or the remaining nine Rcpubli-
can States which have not yet rati-
fled prompt and favorably action Is
II certainty in four. probably in 3
others aud clearly doubtful only in
Connecticut and New Jersey. In the
latter State the question is compli
Gated by the desire for 4 referendum
on the prohibition amendment. which
may delay action on the suffrage
amendment as we'll. If Governor IIol
comb calls no special session Connect
cut is likely to be the only Rcpubli
can State refusing TO consider tho
suffrage amendment in time to per
NIT Of womcn's voting in 1920.
IT, is Il splendid record that the r.
publican party has made in this new
grant of political rights. We cannot
but hope that a record so begun will
be properly rounded out. There should
net he a single Republican State &c
2 tuSng it's assent when the necessary
,a:iiicat on of thirty six States II
achieved. There are three Democratic
Statrs-Arizona, Oklahoma and Neva
d2--which will unquestionably ratify
in time leaving only States of tho
Solid South in dissent. New York
Tribune.
That the Commoncr has lost none
of his vlGor Of assertion is shown by
. 'lS htiiaIatlpn at NOf1Olk that Il
Democratic National Chairman Cum
miigs keeps fellowship with the VIC,
Jersey governor. "lIc'll never he
chairman of the Democratic comm t
tee again if can help it." Mr.. Bryan
vows the coddlinE of Governor Ed
wards by MIR. Cummings with unailcc,
cd Scoln, ana his ire is aroused Here
th"n Is tho postmortem issue Of vet
2, ana Try become stone of stumbling
IN tn, high tDemncrat:c ranks. Even
the dying groans OF John Barlcyccrll
instead or being music in the ears ct
Mr- Bryan. arc eSasDerating to MIN
Nest other persons view the tnrea;
or the Jersey governor to make any
part OF his State MS wet as the Allan
tie Ocean as but n bit of rhetoric
Just as the bill down at Annapolis tC
penaliZe any Maryland Official who
: shall seek TO put into effect the nat
Sonal dry enforcement law is to be
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Main Floor
Specials

MESH VFlLlNcs in = nlil assert
mont OF chenille dot and fancy mesh
effects, regular n~icc BE aud i1c WOW
ward or sale For this one dav only
at Csc per yard. main Floor0
IMPORTED BEAD Gags In at
tractive floral designs; draw string
style. good size; we sell these BAGS
regularly at s34s, on sale for this
one day only at s2.4s.
main Floor)
MEN'S\ SATIN STRIPED CAM.
RRlC HANpkERCHIEFS, made Of
fin" Quality material. full size. spc-
clal value for this one dav only al
dimit to a customer each t5e
tMala Floor
@oMEN's NOVELTY PRINTED
HANOkERCHtEF In big range ~
sports designs IN scores OF attractive
colortnEs: special Tor Glover Day"
each ioe. main Fioor1
Ao.tNcH NET FLouNcINGS; tnrk-
ed and ruffled. about one hundred
Yards Of this regular 81 ~ and s39S
material, on sale for this one day
only at $iss per yard, tMaln Floor)
RAINPRooF UMBRELLAS IN u
full range of attractive handles in
wood and bakalite with loop and
ivory rings regular S3.9S values; on
sale at s2es. main Floorl
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
$3.50 to $3.50 Shirt
Waists SOC

BIG GLOVER DAY" OFFER
ING of about one hundred fine
wolfe and organdy waists; white
and blue and pink check effects;
slightly soiled from display: $3.50
and $3.50 value; to close out SOC.
ODD LOT OF CHILDREN'S
GlNGHAM DRESSES in pretty
plaid effects; short sleeves and
novelty collars and pockets:
dresses sold at $3.50; for this one
day only, 9Ss.
WOMEN'S TEDDY BEARS,
made of very good grade main
sock; with pretty Swiss embroid-
cred yokes, many different styles
to choose from; $500 values; >on
sale Glover Day only at St.25.
(Bascment.) r
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
$1.OO Teddy
Bears, CSC

TEDDY BEARS, of very good
material, neatly trimmed in lace
aud embroidery: $1,00' values: on
sale Glover Day" only at G0c.
(Basemcnt.)
WOME,N'S PETTICOATS. of
white aud black stripe percaline;
good $3.50 values; on sale Glover
Day only at Csc. (Bascmcnt.)
CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAW
Frs. of good grade material. en-
broidery trimmed; sizes 2 to 10
years; CSC value; on sale for 35c.
HRaSement.)
WOMEN'S WHITE SILK HOSE
in plain and fancy clock effects;
odd lots Of regular Sis values
on sale Glover Day" at, per pair
use. tHasemcnt.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Clover Day
Bargains in
Linens
7O-INCH ALL LINEN DAMAsK

7O-INCH ALL LINEN DAMASK
in a number of handsome de-
signs; the kind we sell regularly
at $3.50 per yard; on sale "Clover
Day" at $3.50 per yard.
(SecOnd FIoor.)
64-INCH FINE MERCERIZED
DAMASK in a score of beautiful
designs; regular price 1925; on
sale Glover Day" at 95o per yard.
(Second Floor.)
1915 INCH ALL LINEN NAP
KINS; two different designs to
choose from; $11.50 value for
1915 per dozen.
(SecOnd FIoOr.)
18-INCH HEMMED MERCER
IZED NAPKINS; ready for use;
regular SEAS value; on sale at
$1.S5 per dozen.
(Second Floor.)
12-lNCH FINE MADEIRA hand
embroidered napkins; nothing
more beautiful made to sell for
$3.50 per dozen; on sale Glover
Day" at $14.5O per dozen.
(Sccond Floor.)
VICTORY OILCLOTH LUNCH.
EON SETS: and 13-piece sets;
regular $3.50 values at $1.25 per
set.
90 INCH JAPANESE HEM
STITCHED tablecloths; blue only;
regular S3.4S value; on sale
Glover Day, at $2.75 per set
(SecOnd FloOr.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Clover Day
Bargains
for Boys

BOYS, SOFT COLLARS of plain
white madras and silk striped
mercerized fabrics; sizes IL to IA
neck; for this one day only at
12hC. (SecOnd FloOr,)
LITTLE BOYS WASH SUITS
in cute "Oliver Twist" styles:
pants made of peggy cloth" in
'peg-top styles; collars and cuffs
trimmed with same material as
pants; sizes 2 to years; FOR this
one day only at $1.95.
(Second FlOor.)
BOYS NIGHT SHIRTS, made OF
good quality white muslin; collar
less style; sizes to Is years; spe-
cial for this one day only at 05c.
BOYS SEPARATE PANTS,
made of fabrics that are secured
and shrunk-a new pair will be
given if they shrink or fade from
Washing on sale for this one day
only at $1.05 per pair.
Second FlOOr.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
S2.35 Sheets
for Only $1.S9

"E II NClS" SEAMLESS
BLEACHED SHEETS. S1x90-inch
size; regular $e.35 value for 81 80.
y RAN CTS" SEAM. ESS
BlEACHED SHEETS: Slx99-inch
size; the sheet we sell for $3.50;
on sale for Glover Day" only at
SI.0S. (Bascment)
THE FAMOUS "PEERlIESS"
SEAMLESS BLEACHED SHEETS,
made OF best round thread sheet
ing, hand torn, and ironed, S1x90
inches; the best sheet sold at
$2.9S; on sale Glover Day" only
at S2:35. tBaSement.)
PILLOW CASES. Francis
and The Louise" make; sizes
40laXS6 and A2xS6 inches; 49c
and SAC values for SIC.
(Basement,)
"LONSDALE" BLEACHED DO.
MESTlC; yard wide; worth soc
per yard; Glover Day" speciah
per yard 3oC. (Bascment.)
BEST QUALITY FEATHER
TICKING: "A. c. a." make: blue
stripe effects; soc grade; on sale
Glover Day" for csc per yard.
(Basement,)
LANCASTER " FEATHER.
PROOF TICKING; yard wide; reg
ular $500 grade; on sale for 75c.
(BaScment.l
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
75c Striped
VOiIes at Soc

4O-INCH CRISP VOILES in
pretty plain Colors; 75e quality;
on sale at SOC per yard.
p (secOnd FIooro
ALL OF OUR 75c AND S5c
SHIFTING MADRAS in So and
32-inch widths; on sale for this
one day only at Sc per yard.
(Second Floor.)
.YARD-NIDE WHITE PIQUE;
small welt; regular $3.50 quality:
on sale Glover Day" only at zoe
per yard. (SecOnd FloOr.l
PAJANIA CHECKS: yard vide;
the grade sold regularly at. soc
per yard: on sale for this one day
only at 20c per yard.
(Second FlooP.)
WHITE ORGANIZES: good
qmality: in short lengths, suitab
for waists and dresses; 40 inches
wide; regular soc and 75c values:
on sale at 35C per yard.
Second FloOr.)
FINE JAPANESE NAINSOOKS.
Sc and 40 inches wide; .~10-yard
bolts; regular $3.50 value; on sale
GLOVER Day" at $3.05 per bolt.
(SecOnd Floor.)
OUR NO. 800 NAlNSOOK;
yard wide; 10-yard bolts; nice.
ly boxed; regular $4,S5 value; on
sale for this one day only at $3.46
per bolt. (SecOnd Bolt.)
As. INCH LINGERIE MAIN.
SOCK. a fine mercerized quality
regular Use value; on sale for SOC
per yard. Second Floor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Clover Day
Specials in
Housewares

ALUMINIUM PIE AND CAKE
PANS; good quality; regular 35c
values; on sale for this one day
only at~10c. Fourth FloorS
} "ACME" ICE CREAM FREEZ-
ERS-the kind that will make the
most delicious cream in few min
utes; 2-qt. size; regular $1.25
value; on sale for. this one dav
only at 0Sc. (FouEth Floor.l
"LIGHTHOUSE' CLEANER for
all kinds of cleaning; on sale for
this one day only at cans for
15c. Limit 5 cans to cuso
tomer.) Fourth Floor.
"O'CEDAR" POLISH MOPS:
triangle shape: the ones sold reg
ularly at $1.25: on sale for this
one day only at 50c.
IFouEth FlOOr.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
S1.OO Silk
Gloves 79c

W0MEN'S 2-CLASP not
BILE TIPPED SILK GLOVES:
white and black; all sizes; reg
ular sl00 values; on sale for
zoe per pair, (Main Floor.)
ODDS AND ENDS OF WOM-
EMS KID GLONES--factory
members" of the regular $500
quality; on sale for this one
day only at csc per pair
Main Floor.)
6-INCH ANTIQUE MORE
TAPESTRY RIBBON In every
fashionable color combination;
a good 75c ribbon, on sale for
this one day only at SOC per
yard. MAIN Floor.b
NCY WARP PRINT
CAMIS0IE RIBBON in fancy
satin stripe effects: In all the
leading colorings on sale "Clo-
yer Day" at 73c per yard
WHITE OXIDIZED METAL
BAG TOPS; regular $l.75 val
ues; on sale for this one day
only at 0Sc. tMain Floor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Towels and
Bedspreads


WHITE CROCHET eEpsPREAps
In attractive patterns, large size. reg
ular s34s value, on sale Glover Day
at s2.Is. Second Floorl
"ARRoW" w Ate CROCHET
6EDSPREADS In neat DESIGNS; neat
~ hemmed: our regular $2.9S spreads !.
on sale Glover Day" at S3,25.
Second FloorD
FINE SATIN eEDsPREAos in at
tractive Marseilles designs; the spread
sod sod o regularly 1s at . 80, os On sale for
Second FIoor)
FULL SIZE HUck TOWELS In
plain white or with red borders, 3Jc
kind; on sale for Csc.
(Secord Floor)
GOOD HEAVY HUck TOWELS;
with fancy blue or red borders; the
towels we sell regularly for lSc; on
sale for this day only at 35c each. or
$3.50 per dozen, Second FloorD
COCO SIZE BATH TOWELS in all
white; 35c values; on sale Glover
Day at, each &c, or $500 per dozen.
Second Fioor.)
GOOD BATH TOWELS with neat
blue borders, our regular SOC grades,
on sale Glover Day at, C@t,E Ic, or
$3.50 per dozen tSecond Fioor.l
EXTRA HEAVY Ribbed BATH
TOWELS large size, regular Sl.O0
grades, on sale at 79c each, or $500
per dozen. Second Floor.}
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Clover Day Sale
of Jewelry

PEARL EARRINGS Of
fine iridescent pearls; $50
value, $l.00.
ROLLED GOLD LIN
GERIE CLASPS: Soc value,
per pair, 3oc.
MEMS SOFT COLLAR
PINS; 65c and 75c value. ACC.
PEARL NECKLACES, OF
line pearls, graduatcdA SOC,
ROSARY BEADS; all col
ors, SOC.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Notions at Very
Special Prices

HOOKS AND EYES
white and black; all sizes per
card, &c.
GOOD PINS; full 400
count, per paper, &c, p
SAFETY PINS, in all
sizes per card, Sc,
SOAP DYE. N all dainty
shades per cake, SC.
PEARL BUTTONS, in
sizes suitable Tor children ;
dresses; card, SC.
HAT ELASTIC; good quail
jty per yard, Sc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
SOC PercaleS
at 29c a Yard

DRESS AND SHIFTING PER-
GALES in neat patterns; yard wide;
regular soc material; on sale Qimit
20 Yards to a customerl, at 2ec.
Second Floor.)
PLlssE cREPEs in pink. blue and
yellow; short lengths of the regular
GAG grade; on sale, per yard ACC.
Second Floor,l
DRESS GlNGHAMS in fancy plaids.
stripes and checks Irregular 4Sc per
yard; on sale for 32c.
(Second Floor.)
32.iNcH ZEPHYR GiNGHAMS in
medium weight for rompers and
dresses: shown in checks and stripes;
the goods we sell regularly at SOC
per yard; on sale this one day only
at 3sc per yard Second Floor.)
27-INcH PRINTED FLAxoNS in
N-etty stripe effects: suitable for chill
dren's dresses, regular 59e grade; on
sale for Csc per yard.
Second Foor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Silk Dresses
Worth $500
for $11.S8

Get your new Easter dress "ClOVsS
Day" and cate dollars and dollars;
new spring styles of fine taffetas
satins, crepe de chimes and fancy
combinations of geosgetse crepe and
taffetas; just small lot Of these reg
ular $500 dresses; on Sale for this
one day only at S11.S8.
<Basement.l
SPRING COATS OF such fashionable
materials as velour, tweeds and nov
eaty SasAtingS in eVerS wanted spring
shade; some Of them STite trim lAtelS
leather collars and belts: coats you'd
expect to buy tfor $4,000; on sale for
this one day only at 81 .88.
Easement
GIRLS olNSHAM DRESSES of
good quality naterials in attractive
plaids, stripes and checks; made up in
quaint little styles. every wanted col
or. sizes for little girls of To "A
years; regular $3.50 values; on sale
at $t38. (5asement.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24

Curtains and
Draperies

4o.iNcH MARoUIsETTEs in white
and ecru; good quality. worth SOC per
yard; on sale for this one day only at
39c per yard (FourtH Floor,l
FILET NETS in neaTand attractive
designs for bedroom curtains; white
and ecru; IS inches wide; regular SOC
values on sale Glover Day" orvs at
sec per yard. Fourth FloorD
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GRE.
TONNES In beautiful designs and COL
orlngs: IS inches wide regular roc
value: on sale for this one day only
at ace per yard Fourth Fioor.)
FlLET CURTAINS; fun "a yards
long: ivory and ecru; regular s325;
on sale for $3.50 per pair.
.tFourth Floor.l
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Clover Day Sale
Art NeedlewOrk

GUEST TOWELS, stamp
ed in Royal Society designs
for embroidery; regular 35c
value, Csc.
NIGHT GOWNS OF tine
quality nainsook, stamped in
neat designs Tor embroidery
scores oi pretty new patterns
regular $500 values, Sl.39.
DRESSER SETS, consist.
ing OF scarf and pin cushion
,alI made OF white linene and
embroidered in pretty coIors
set complete, 7ec.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
$1,000 Administer
Rugs for $5,98

ODD LOTS OF ADMINISTER RUGS
in handsome patterns and colorings;
size 36x7O inches; up to $1,000 values;
to close them out, S5.98.
ADMINISTER RUGS in attractive
patterns and colorings; size 27x54
inches; regular $3.50 values; on sale
for this one day only at S4,48. ~
Fourth FIoor.>
CoNGoLEUM RUGS; size 36x7c
inches; some of them slightly imper.
feet. but wonderful valves; regular
$3.50 value; on sale for this one day
only at St.48. Fourth SIoor.I
RUBBER DOOR MATS, on sale for
this one day only at CSC each Limit
one to a customer.)f Fourth Fl9erJ
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Mems $3.50 Shirts
for $2.2S

A lucky purchase for men
about thirty-fiye dozen fresh
new shirts arrived just in time
for this special sale---eyery one
Of them a wonderful bargain
they are made OF fine grade
madrases and penangs in neat
and attractive stripe effects;
these are Seconds" (the i'm
projections are very slight,
marring In no way the wearing
qualities OF the garments). OF
the regular $3.50 shirts; on
sale Glover Day" only at
only s2.2S. (Basement.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Girls $2.9S and
1898 Dresses
for $1.9S

A remarkable offering of children's
bingham dresses-the newest of this
Seasons new styles; made of good
grade ginghams and cotton fabrics;
attractive plaids, stripes and checks in
all desirable colorings; sizes 6 to II
years; the dresses we sell regularly
for s29S and $39S; on sale for this
one day only at $1.98, Third FIoor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Up To $3.50 Dresses, $1.9S

Just forty Of these little dresses on Sale
>"Clover Day." and mothers will be sure to
take advantage of the offer; they are made
of white and coored voiles (some of them
slightly soied and, mussed) I'm attractive lit
tie styles sizes to years; dresses sold up
to $3.50; on sale>at $1.98. (Third Floor)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Girls $3.50 Dresses $1.9S

Childr6n's Bingham dresses. of good
quality gingham in cute little waist-ne and
straght-line effects; these come in checks,
plaids and solid coors sizes for children OF
to 8 years all our $3.50 dresses on sale for
this one day only, at $1oS. Third Floor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
New GeOrgette
BlOuses On
Sale at $3.50

More than two score of these
beautiful blouses in this Glover
Day" sale at this remarkably low
price: made of dependable quality
georgette crepe in white, flesh and
some suit shades; the most Won
derful values you'll find anywhere
at $3.50. Third Floor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
S1.25 CamisOles, SOC

Special for 'Clover Day" only
some very dainty camisoIes of silk and
satin, combined with lace and trimmed
with ribbon; these We sell regularly for 81 Is
on sale this one day only timit , to GUS
toner. for SOC. Third Floor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Girls Wolfe
Dresses, Worth
$500, for $5.SS

Mothers will grab these little frocks
at this price. They are the daintiest
little frocks you ever laid eyes on;
made of finest quality voiles, organ
dies, flaxons and batistes, in scores VI
attractive little styles. all OF them
with fine satin sashes; sizes to IA
Glover Day" only at $3.50.
(6asement.b
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
o
$500 Shocks
for $2.8S

Youll want TO buy three or four OF
these pretty little smocks-they are
most adorable little affairs imagin-
able; made of fine grade voiles and
linons in scores OF bright colorings,
including rose, flesh, yellow. maize.
copen and> white: with dainty
touches of hand embroidery on yoke
and pockets; these are regular $500
values, offered for Glover Day. only
at $28s. (5asement.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
Clover Day Sale
of Stationery

MORE ANTIQUE" a
line quality paper with MORE
finish; "A sheets paper and "A
envelopes to match; white,
pink, buff, blue, green; Sc
value. for Csc,
"FLORENTINE" pound
paper; good grade per box,
2lc.
ENVELOPES to match the
above for &c.
STEAMBOAT" PLAYING
cards, 35c value, for 25c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-24
S1.75 Aprons for $1.39

Bungalow aprons of light and dark
percales; open back, front and side eff
feets, also slipover models; these, are
our regular $1.75 garments; on sale
Qimt to a customer), at $1.39.
Third Floor)