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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
NEW CASTLE MUTUAL
INSURANCE co, ELECTS

Tho stockholders Of tho New Castle
County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
held an election today, between 9 Il. m.
and 2 p. III Tor five directors TO serve for Il
term Of three years Charles f. DubeII,
Charles g. Kurtz, George c. LobdeH Jr..
John : ROssell and Samuel G. .CIeaver were
candidates The hoard Of directors met
at 2-30 o'clock this afternoon for the pur-
pose Of canvassing the election returns
and reorganizing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
YOUTH HELD FOR COURT.
Marion J. Ban Faces Two Charges of
Forgery

Marion J. Ball, aged Is years, confront
ed with two charges OF forgery, WIS held
under $500 bail on each rlarge for the
Court Of General Sessions by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court this morning
Ball was employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co. and he is charged with
raising one check from 81 f..}0 to 2543O
and another check from s:34 50 to 5000 50
The first check is said 10 have been passed
while the second was not.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
THREE DEAD IN ABERDEEN FIRE.
Four Others Seriously Injured when
Arsenal Barracks Burns.

BY Associated Press - Every Evening
BalUmore. Jan l9 Thres men lost
their lives and folr others were seriously
injured. orc probably fatally. in 3 ire
which destroyed 4 harrack housing 100
employees Nst Edgcwood Arsenal nea-
Aberdeen. Md, early Yesterday morning
All the victims were civilians.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
TROLLEY COMPANY STOPS CARS.
Disobeys Court Injunction in Staten
Island in Fare Dispute

by Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York, Jan. l9.-tScversl thousand
Staten Islanders we're seriously incon-
venienced today when the Midland Rail
way Company suspended service on FIVE
Of its street car lines.
The company had gwen notice of its
intention 10 stop becarBe Of the city's
fsilure to authorize 40 increased fare,
but the court had issued an injunction
preventing such action, which apparently
was disregarded
Municipal buses were pressed into seTy-
ice tn take care Of the street car patrons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
BOIrYrRYKE RS ON STRIKE.
Some Get S3y Month In cresse and
Shorter Hours

by Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Jan. l9.--Towboat servpc
in the New York harbor was affected here
today by strike Of deck hands, tho result
Of demand for n wage increase and an
eight hour day Four thousand men
went ON strike, ccording TO officials Of the
Harbor Boatmon's Union. Some tow
boat associations met tho unions demands.
Deck hands demand 800, cooks Sis
and frsrnen sl2J month. The WACO
scale sought is an increpe Of f35 y month
The strikers claim they now have 10
work eleven hours day and have 10
report ON boats an hour before they start
work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
ASK COUNCIL FOR
AID AGAIf.ST REDS

~ Associated Press n Every Evening
Parls, Jan. l9--The SIIpr-r,e enzrnrri
with NJ Clemencesn prending and Hugh
9. Wallace, D. :. ambassador present
this morning heard represen tatIves N thr
Azerbllan and Georgian governments
with reference ~ the integrity 81 their
territory and its eventual defence arzInsf
attacks by the Boisheviki.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
ENGLAND HURR|ES FLEET
TO PROTECT SUBJECTS
Warships Leave Malta for Black
Sea to be Ready for
Emergencies.
By Associated Press 10 Every Evening

Malta, Ffiday, Jan l6.--Ordtrs were
rect ived Thursday night for 4 number of
naval vessels to leave Malta apparently
for the Black Sea Vice Admiral De Ro-
beck sailed on Friday on board the attle-
-shp Iron Duke accompanied by The des-
troyers Seraphis and SteadfaSt and the
steamer Hibiscus. every other ship avaaa-
bic IS preparing to leave on Sunday filled
to is capacllY with stores.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
Variety Show er

4 surprise variety shower Wl4s gwen by
Miss j Anna Benjamin, at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Taylor L. Thompson, I705
Union street, last Thursday evening to
Miss Mary Wright III honor of her ap-
proaching narri..7a to Lloyd w Ricar,is.
Of this city The bride-to-be was The
recipient Of many beautiful and useful
presents. Guests were present from
Chester and Oxford, Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
LITERATURE AND DRAMA.
Discussed by Rev. E. III. Stevens at
Calvary Church.

Literature and the drama and their
influence upon people concerning their
idea Of Satan was the theme OF Rev
Edmund IT. Stevens Vi Calvary Episcopal
Church, Third and Washington streets,
last night ''It was not until the end OF
The medieval age that people became in
creduious Of the devil, /" said the rector
The miracle plays generally produced
with the idea of teaching some moral
Truth, abounded in red devils with hoofs
and horns. People say this is pure buf-
foonery. that there can be no such
creature Millions portrayal Of Lucifer,
the fallen angel, was unconvincing. Such
Lucfer would make q divided king
dom"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
TROLLEY CAR RAN AWAY.

= trolley car got beyond the control
OF notornan this morning and ran down
Second street from Broorne TO Madison
befor4 II was brought r. a staudstIl.
Slippery track and defective brakes
ara said TO have eau d the car to rIp
away.
No one was injured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
LETTS RoUT REDS AGAIN.

By Assocl1t@d Press to Every EVENING
London Jan 10. Further successes
for the Let's in another severe battle with
the Bolsheviki on Saturday are reported
by the Lettlsh bureau here. The Let's
10 ced the Reds 81 withdraw from nearly
4 dozen villages Ia the vicinity Of Resbitzs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
OBITUARY.
MRs. GRIFFITH ELLlnnn

Mrs. Sallie Bouchelle Ellison. wife Of
former Representative Griffith Ellison,
died Saturday at her home Maple Valley
Farm, Kirkwood The funeral viii be
held from her residence tomorrow after
noon Southbound trains arriving al
Krkwood at 10 VIII be met Fv con
reyancee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
Reserse Decision on Suit For Bin.

Judge Herbert L. Rice. in the Court oi
Common Pleas, today, heard testimony
IN the case Of Dr Daniel | McColley
against Stanley Cobus Or McColIey
sued for Si06. the amount Of blu which
Mr.. Cohus disputed. The bill was for
professional services. Judge Rice re-
served decision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
5000 PoTTERS GET
WAGE INCREASE

BY Associated Prcss o every Evening
East Liverpool I.hio. Jan I9 Presi-
dent Edward Menge OF the National
Broth,rhood Of Operative Potters an
no; here today that the wages of
abo. LOO general ware pottcrs in the
Cnted states would bc advanced ten
r,er cent February [
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
Receiving CONGRATULATIONS.

IN january 10 the stork visited the
home ot Mr.. and Mrs. J. Montgomery
icfaugh ot hockessin aud presented
them with lAoy baby weighing twelve
pounds The voungstcr has been n4med
Charles f. McVau9h.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
Rummage Sale Opens.

4 rummage sale has been opened at the
southwest corner Of Fifth and Spruce
streets and viii continue three days It
is president Donations will be thank
fully received At the above address
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
London. Jan. u. With rernrd 10 Il

London, Jan "a With regard to the
Malta dispatch received here today am
taken for granted that the ships in dues-
tion were going to the Black Sea 10 pro
tect British subjects and interest In case
they were seriously threatened by the
BoIshevik advance to the coast.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
Engagement Report Untrue.

Every Evening IS requested 70 deny the
reported engagement Of Helen a. Murphy
and Charles A. Galloway which was prin-
ed IN the Star ycstcrday The report
this paper IS told, Is untrue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
JAS. l.. Wright Awarded DAMAGES

IN award Of s4S.55 was made by Judge
Rise to Jamts L. VII LIT IN the Court II
Common Pleas Saturday morning Tbe
pl4 intiff had entered silt agaiast .I,ns.,
hLco for damages resulting II an auto
mot lie COLI ION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
Thieves INTERRUPTED .

Thieves early Friday morning tried to
get into the home of c. T. Ocheltre at
Rellefonte, but xere heard by Mrs
Ocheltree and fed when she started an
investigation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
Defective FIue Causes Blaze.

4 defective fue was the cause of a
slight ire 1T the home of +. J. Gale 104
West Fourteenth street The blaze was
exinguished by the Friensbip Fire Com
DaDr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
Stolen Automobile Recovered

The automobile stolen from Andrew q
Spiegelhalter, plant manager Of the Pusey
& Jones Company, Saturday night vas
recovered yestrrdaY by the police
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19
SUNDAY School Meeting.

y meeting Of the Methodist Episcopal
ministers 10 consider Sunday school work
viii b held IN the Grace Church house
this afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19

You are courting serious lllness
there days without warm over
coat. There never was such
stock Of overooats in Wilmington
and al such saving prices
Take ono example We have three
overcoais, all that are left II a
lot priced S75. Overooats of the
sanne cloth, made by The same
maker. trimmed in the ssxne man
ner, arc priced in many store sf25.
We will show you Overcnats
for SIS and by easy grioe sten~
~ s250-and every ono Of them
rneans an actual saving N .he
purchaser
But you must como sooa, "a
lots are being clOeed vut rapidly
and once gone your opportunity "
lost
MULLINS HOME STORE
STR ard Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-19

Lost omething2 Try classified sd.
veEtssment M Every Eysnixg --Adv.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
1'he Easements s Prices On Domestlcs Are Positively
 Umequulled

sse APRON GrNGHAMs 15c-Blue. oink. and black and white small broken checks: 27 inches wide waahable. A 25c value. An H0 n,vernary Sale. a yard. at AcN sso DRESS GINGHAMS. 25c-2f inches wide: wonderful assort- r,ent of plaids fin both small and large patterns; also small eheeks' standard goods that are tub iast' Regular s5c grade. at the Aniver- sary Sale Price of a DHP yard. so- os incbes wide: these are the Amos Leav and Bates 2ress ginghams m str,nee plaids. checks and solid col DTS. A 59c retailer. Anni- SuP versarv Sale Price, yard. atODN e5c RRAEI. .OCK'S zEPIIfR GlN1- HAMS sec--A beautiful line m ex- c1usive patterns; solid colors 70 oootcb the plaids; also checks anu stripes. Anniversary Safe SQc Price. a yard. at yAPD WIDE MANCHESTER FI1iN- GALES 39c-These were up 10 ooo on the high market The quallty ID the best made and the colors are fast: shown in light and dark sol'9 rolors. Anniversary Sale. 0GC yard. at o.
 45c YARD WIDE PERCALE' ',1
 scout" ard "Saranac' perca''s' creates, fast colors light grounds; stripes and dainty figured designs. a'0 ,atuos offered in the Anni- QRC versary sale, at yaro'
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
ToDeIs, Wash Cloths, Nop- kans, Damosks, PiUoaU Cases, Sheets, Bed Spreads PallOaOs
Under Price in the Basement

4sc PILLOW CASES. EACH 3sc- Linen finish cases in size 42x3s inches. Our 4sc seller. Anniversary s. Sale Price. each 39c soc PILLOW CASES. 4sc-"oranse Blossom"-our own brand: made of a good grade of Pepperell sheeting; size 42xss inches. The soc values. Anniversary Sale. I01 each, at 1ON $40 "BELVEDERE" SHEETS, St.75-Size 70xs0 inches. An even round thread that will stand lots of hard wear. Regular $40 values. Anniversary Sale Price. @1 TX each. at Q1ss O s3.25 DOUBLE BED SPREADS. s2.45-Size 72xso inches; seamless and extra heavy spreads in Mar seilles patterns. Our s3.25 value. Anniversary Sale Price. co IS each. at spAsfO SPAS BED SPREADS, s1.s5-Sizs 66xS0 inches; a crochet spread in a good weight and in neat patterns. The SPAS kind. Anniversary Sale Price, each, CT OE at V1sOO $500 BED SPREADS, s3.75-Scai- loped and cut corners; heavy weight; pretty patterns; cut to fit a double size metal bed. A $500 value. Anniversary Sale co TX Price. each, at VOstC $500 COLORED BED SPREADS. ss.75-Size 7sxs4 inches; heavy pink or blue spreads that are just the thing for use on the porches. A $500 value. Anniversary co TE Sale Price. each. at pOs O s1.25 FEATHER PILLOWS. ssc- Two and a half pound weight; crushed feathers that are sanitary and clean; covered with fancy art ticking. A SIPS value. 0Qo
 Anniversary Sale. each at CCN
 -(Economy Basemen)
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

HUCK TOWELS. AT A DOZEN. s2.s5. OR EACH. AT 25c-Size 1sxss inches: heavy plain white huck with red borders. Rooming Houses should take advantage of this op- portunity, and buy a supply of these towels in the Anniversary Sale. at s2.95 . dozen, OEa or each at %sJL i5c 14DNr~ TOWELS. 1sc--A Turk ish hand towel that is very ab- lorbent: double thread. A 25c val- ne. Anniversary Sale. 10o sech- at lOO soc TURKISH BATH TOWELS. 39c "A large towel in size 42x2o inches; plain white: heavy weight. A soc value. Anniversary Sale 0Oo Price. each. at OON soc TURKISH TOWELS, 6sc-An extra heavy bath towel in white with blue border. A real soc value. Anniversary Sale Price. CO., each. at VOO fOc WASH CLOTHS. 7c EACH Choice of Turkish or Knit Cloths. with blue borders. 10c values. of fered In the Anniversary Eo Sale. at each. ~ s2.s5 A DOZEN NAPKINS. AT s1.s5 Heavy mercerized damask napkins In size 2ox2o inches; shown in six pretty patterns. Worth s2.95 doz- en. Anniversary Sale Price. a ss''"' ss S1.95 si.0O MERCERIZED DAMASK. 7sc --5s inch heavy bleached damask in several pretty patterns. Worth si.o0 a yard. Extra special in the An- n, n,v.r,asy . ssrs Sale 79c ssc PILLOW CASES, EACH 2sc- Size 45x3s inches: good. heavy weight. The Soc kind. offered fin
 the Anniversary Sale, COo at each. ON
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
Blankets Gnd Comforts 0t
 Very LOW Prices
In Basenent

$500 NASHUA BLANKETS. sass Double bed size: mottled tan blankets with blue borders; long fleecy nap. The $500 values. of fered in the Anniversary co 0E Sale, at a pair POsOO $500 EXTRA SIZE BLANKETS. s4.s5-Size 7xss inches;: tan with colored borders; medium weight. Regular 5000 values. Anniversary Sale. pair, .Q1 az at V1sOO s7.5o FANCY PLAID BLANKETS, s5.45-Pink. blue, tan and gray block plaids; a wool finish blanket of extra warmth. s7.5o values. An aiyslsa.s a Ds,s' .. S@l'' S5.45 s7.5o GRAY BLANKETS. $5.25- Double bed size; extra heavy twilled blanket that we have been selling at s7.5o a pair. Anniversary Sale, a pair QE OE at VOsAc s750 WOOLNAP PLAID BLANK FITS. $5.95-Double bed size; gray and tan with colored borders; extra warm. s7.50 values. Anniversary Sale, a pair, CE 0E at epOsOO $500 woOLNAP PLAID BLANK FITS, s6.e5-Pink, blue. tan and gray fancy plaid woolnap blankets in colors that are washable $500 values. offered in the Anniversary Sale. at a QC 0E pair. VOsOO s12.50 WOOL BLANKETS, s10.5O- Fancy plaid wool blankets that are extra warm; long fleecy nap; double bed size; shown in pink, blue. tan and gray. $12.5O values. Anniver- sary Sale, pair, C10 E0 at V4VsOO $17.50 LAMBSWOOL BLANKETS, s14.s5. - Large size lambswool blankets in big plaids of several colors; mohair binding. s175O val ues. Anniversary Q1I 0S Sale. a pair. at V1 1tsOO s22.5o LAMBSwOOL BLANKETS. s1S.50-A heavy blanket with an ex-
 tra long fleece; pink. blue. rose. lavender and corn plaids. s2250 values. Anniversary Sale Price,
 a pair. Q1O S0 at V4OsOO
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

45c TENNIS FLANNEL, s5c- Best quality Amoskeag Smyrna cloth in stripes and plaids. in blue, pink. lavender. gray and tan:. also solid colors: washable. A 45c value. Anniversary Sale. OEo a yard. at OOC 49c TENNIS FLANNEL. 39c Amoskeag 1921 cloth in dark colored plaids and stripes; absolutely tub fast colors. The 4sc grade, offered in the Anniversary Sale. O0o at yard. OOC 59c TENNIS FLANEL, 45c Pink and blue fancy stripes: a warm neecy flannel that cuts to good advantage for night gowns. Our 59c quality, in the Anni- AEa versary Sale. at yard. fOC soc LONGCLOTH AND MAIN SOOK. 39c-Your choice of these 36 inch fabrics-both even woven cloths for underwear and gowns. The soc kind. Anniversary OO
 Sale Price. a yard. at OOC 39c COMFORT CHALLIS, 771zc- Full yard wide: beautiful patterns. This is our 39c grade that we are of . fering in the Anniver- 0T1Zo sary Sale. at yard. Ab /2C 75c FANCY PLAID SUITINGS. 5sc -32 10 40 inch suitings in fancy plaids and shepherd checks: colors are navy. brown, green, red, black and white. A 7Jc fabric, offered in the a1 , Ann,I'''''y IarS. Sale 59c
 -(Economy BasemenO
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16
Here's What the Busy Basement Offers tor Saturday
A Miscellaneous L1stof Ertra Specials From he B0rgd9n
 Basement

DRESSES. $15.95-Pretty all wool WOMENS $23.50 VELOU U R dresses of velour checks, in brown. blue. and tan combination; stylish models in sizes 16 to 40; numerous styles from which to select. Anni- versary Sale Price S1595 woMEN's s27.5o TAILORED SUITS, $19.95-Plain and fancy serges and wool poplin suits in navy, copen. gray and fancy mix lures; sizes 36 to A. Anniversary Sale Price, R1A AE each, at plOsOO $4.50 POPLIN SKIRTS FOR WO- MEN, $2.95-Navy, gray, black and taupe silk poplin skirts; tailored styles with two pockets; all sizes. Anniversary Sale Price, C0 OF each, at VAsOO woMEN's s2o.oo PLUSH COATS. $12.95-Navy. black and mixtures: large cape collar; fancy sateen lined; sizes 16 to 40. Anniversary Sale Price. Q10 0E each. at OlAsOO WOMEN'S soc LISLE HOSE, 25c A real hosiery value; all sizes in black, white and cordovan. Anni- versary Sale Price, 0Eo a pair, at GOC wOMENS 75c MERCERIZED LESLIE HOSE, 5Oc-Black only; sizes Slk to 10. A wonderful sheen hose of extra worth. An E0o niversary Sale. a pair. at OOC 75c HEAVY BATH TOWELS. 4se Size 45x22 inches; very absorb ent. A value that cannot be equaled. Anniversary Sale Price IQp each. at fON SIPS EXTRA HEAVY TURKISH TOWELS. s9c-Size 45x22 inches: double thread; very absorbent. A real value in the Anni- O0o versary Sale, at each, OOO 59c, JAPANESE CREPE. 39c - Standard Jap Crepe in soli dcolors. Suitable for making house dresses and kiddies rompers: shown in white, pink, light blue. copen green and coral. Anniversary 00
 Sale Price. a yard, at OOC
 25c YARD WIDE MUSLIN, 19c- Full 36 inches wide; unbleached quality that is free from dressing and will thicken up after launder- nt ing, !. xara' A s5e value 19c 321sc BLEACHED MUSLIN. 27lac Full bleached yard wide muslin in a heavy grade suitable for house hold purposes. The 321z kind, of fere din the Anniver- 0E1/ o sary Sale, at yard. AG.I2C MEMS SIPS UNDERWEAR. s1 co The Mayo" brand. Heavy. fine CTS: all sizes. Regular SIPS values
 ribbed garments-shirts and draw Anniversary Sale Price, CT m a garment, at O1 sOO
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

woMENS s1.5o SILK CAMISOLES 9Sc-Flesh and pink messaline. trimmed with filet laces; strap and built-up shoulders. $1.50 values. An- .avs nivsrsaFy st Sale Price 9Sc WoMENS s4.oo GEoRGETTE HOUSES, SPAS = Daintily em- broidered all silk Georgette blouses with long or short sleeves; colors are pink, flesh, maize, tan, navy, brown and also white. s4.00 values. Anniversary Sale Price. co AS each, at VAs1O WOMEN'S $500 SLIPOvER SWEATERS, s3.35-All wool and fibre silk plain and fancy knitted sweaters in black, tan. copen, rose, lavender, turquoise, light blue, pink and coral; some knitted in two color effects; all sizes. $500 values, of fered in the Anniversary co 0E Sale. at VOsOO woMENS $7.Oo COAT SWEAT FRS. s4.50-Turquoise and cardi- nal: two color styles: heavy all wool coat sweaters that are warm and serviceable; sizes sS to 46. Good values at $7.0o. Exceptional in the 1aw aDpivs5ssrg psIss 7, sAl'' at the S4.50 s120o TO $15.00 SWEATERS FOR WOMEN. AT s7.95-A sample lot of about 30 styles in nearly as many shades: all wool or fibre silk. s12.00 to s15.o0 retailers. Anniversary sals ssoi.s Price sf your S7.95 WOMEN'S s1.ss BUNGALOW APRONS. S1.49-Choice of light or dark percale, checked or plaid ginghanl and striped chambry ap- rons; all cut full; washable and in all sizes, 3S to 4e. s1.Ss values. An niversary Sale Price. G1 40 each. at O4s1O CHILDREN s1.75 SWEATERS. s1.00-Coat and slipon styles; colors are red, navy, gray, brown. etc. With or without roll collars; sizes 6 to
 l2 yaers. Real s1.75 values. An hive Fary Sale Price, CT 00
 eacR at p1sOO
 SIPS AND S150 ROMPERS FOR THE RIDDLES. ssc-A line of gin
 sham and poplin rompers in sizes 2 to 6 years; solid colors, stripes and ginghams in fancy colors, em-
 broidered poplil and khakis SIPS to s1.50 values Anniversary Sale
 yf your choice 9Sc
 WOMEN'S S1.75 UNION SUITS, | $1.25-Regular and extra sizes; win l ter garments in ribbed styles; ankle | length. long or short sleeves or
 sleeveless A regular s1.75 value. | Anniversary Sale Price. CT 0E ] suit. at p 4s s@O | WOMENS S4.00 SILK ENVELOPE
 CHEATTSE s2.5O-Dainty flesh and
 pink ''Teddys" of all silk crepe de
 chine: daintily trimmed with laces-
 A s4.Oo value, marked special in the
 Anniversary ai Sale S2.50
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

wOMEN'S s1s.5o SERGE DRESS trimmed with silk braid: several styles from which to choose; sizes IS to A. s1S.50 values. Anniversary Sale Price each S13.95 wOMEN'S s3000 WOOL SERGE SUITS, $Ie.95-Medium and extra heavy all wool serge suits that are braid trimmed; all the new and wanted styles for the Fall season. s3o.0O values. Anniversary Sale Price your choice S19.95 at pACsOC s22.50 BEAVER PLUSH SPORT COATS FOR WOMEN, s14s5- Shown in black. gray, tan and brown; silk lined; cape collar. s22.5o values, offered in the Anni- v, ysr'ary s'i'' S14.95 woMEN'S ;22.5O NEW FALL COATS, s1495-The most wonder ful coat values ever shown in Phoenix: colors are navy. black. wine, brown and dark gray; heavy wool coatnap with plain, plush or fur collars. s225O values. Buy them in the Anniver- C1I OK sary Sale, at VA 1sOC $500 NET HOUSES, $1.49-Daint- lily embroidered Brussels net blouses in white. cream, navy. tan and brown: sizes 3S to A. Ordinarily these smart blouses would sell for $500. We bought them in such a way that we can offer them in the Anniversary Sale, Q1 H0 at VAs TO WOMEN'S $500 BLOUSES, S365- Georgette and crepe de chine blouses with long and short sleeves; beaded and lace trimmed; dark colored striped silk blouses are also included in the lot. $500 values. An niversary Sale Price, 60 GE each. at pOsOO A SAMPLE LINE OF WOMEN'S s75O TO s16.o0 BLOUSES, AT S3.95 The biggest thing of the entire sale A sample line in about 40 styles: long and short sleeve Georg- cite and Crepe de Chine smocks. and blouses of taffeta, Jersey silk. embroidered tricolette and striped wash silks; some are slightly soiled from handling, but otherwise are in perfect condition. s7.5O to s16.00 re- tailers, offered in the Anniversary ehoiee. 5a,s: at your S3.95 WOMENS $500 BLOUSES OF TRIO COLETTE. s3.45 - Dainty blouses in light colors, such as pink, light blue, white and combination colors; short sleeve styles. $500 values. Anniversary Sale Price ss ss'A' S3.45 WOMENS $1.00 SHIRTS OR DRAWERS 75c - Heavy fleeced shirts and drawers in all sizes. Best s1.00 values. They are matchless values in the Anniversary TEo Sale. at a garment. ON
Arizona republican., 1920-10-16

Including Van Dyke Points. These edgings; widths range from 21z to 4 Anniversary Sale Price, yard, at