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Toys.

: IL Character Dolls. csc each;
were $1.s5.
g Character Dolls. 5Sc, each;
were $1.60.<~ -
10 Character Dolls. CSC each:
wsfe $1.25. .s'"s.-
30 Character Dolls. 45c each:
were 75c. -.
= All taken from regular stock. -
ta-22-inch Full Bail Jointed
Dolls. . each; were. IS. -. -, {
L24-inch Fuii Bali Joihted Dolls. :,
~ each; we're So:
3 Infant Dolls. $3.50 each: we're,
.3-2o-inch Dressed Dolls. .
each: were SO.
3E22-inch Dressed Dolls. -
each; were $12.
These slightly imperfect.
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Blankets and.
Comforts

S Figured Undiscovered Com
forts. S;inch plain borders: lambs
wool filled. 30 each: were SIS,
4Wool Blankets. size 4oxS4s 40
each; were $15. :
2wool Indian Blankets. p each:
were $3.50. -.
IL Figured silkolias.eovered
Comforts. cotton filled; soiled. $3.50
each; were IS.
s2s;Lamb'sx Woe. Allied. sCcmfNets.s
cambria covering and sateSns Dor.
der; soiled. SO each; were $13.75.
q Lambs Wool-filled Comforts,
plain null covered; soiled. @0.75
each; were SIS.
{. SPECIAL
s176 81xoos. Lock wood
Bleached Muslin Sheets. s.
each. y.
Blanket Section. Second seee..
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Friday Sale
Women's
Au-Silk Hose

as dozen Women's All-silk
Hose, in black, white and col
ors. subject to slight irregulari-
ty' Of weave 9260 pair. II
perfect they would be, marked
$3.50 and 81.
:. so pairs Women's Silk Hose,
uneven weave. in assorted col
ors, q few In black, regular and
outsizes: broken assortment.
e1.65 pair. If perfect they
would be SO.
30 pairs Full-fashioned Cot
ton Hose, in gray and brown.
Sizes 81 and 10. Specially
priced. soc pair.
40 pairs Women's Fleece
lined Hose. in black, rnended.
Sizes 81 and 8. SIC pair; were
CSC.
sHosiery Section, First floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-28

Il Mems Silk Crepe and
Jersey Silk Shirts, white
grounds with neat and pro-
nounced colored stripes.
Sizes IA, 15h, ,16. s each;
(plus taxi were $l2 and
SIS. -
q pairs Mems White Kid
Dress Gloves, slightly soiled
from display. Sizes 2, ~,
IN, 8, 81, 8A. Sc pair.
were s..
"a pairs Mems Fall-weight
Black Cotton Socks, double
toes and heels. Sizes 10 and
II only. Csc pair; 5 pairs
for 81; were Csc.
q pieces Mems Fall.
weight Silver Gray Cotton
and Wool-mixed Underwear,
shirts sizes A. and a.;
drawers sizes So and a.
SIS each; were $3.50.
u pieces Mems Fall
weight. .Duofold Cotton. and
Wool mixed Underwear,
Shirts sizes, 40,> 46; drawers
sizes s.. So. 20, a. $l.6S each,
were $2.7s.
Mems store. First floor.
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Nai,,sook Envelope
Geusise,.$ l.55

A special lot of Envelope
Chemise. in nainsook, CANT
Sole and corset cover style,
lace and embroidery trip-
med, some finished with
tucks and shirring. Special,
H.3S each. !-as.
And the following:
II Flesh Envelope Chemise.
corset-coyer style, finished
With hAmstitched French fold.
fancy shirrinE and " colored
embroidery. Sizes 50. 10. ~. 7Sc
eaeh were 81.
II Flesh Boomers tailored
style; trimmed with Orchid or
lavender folds. Lengths Is
and IS. See each: were 81.
Z Pairs, Nainsook Drawers,
: omen. 2nd closed. trinnfed with
lace and embroidery. Lengths
%, Is. 81. Tie each: were 81.
Muslin Underwear Section. Third
Aoor. r. :
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7. walter FOWLER DIES.
7atent Attorney Here for Nearly
Forty Years Passes Away.

&. Walter Fowler. q patent attorney
in the District for nearly forty years,
die6 yesterday at his home 37I2 Pat
tereen street northwest, after an ex-
te14ed illness Mr.. Fowlers mother
died exactly five months ago.
mo deceased was born in Wash
ineton sixty-one years ago, and en-
tered the patent business when q
young man. He 10 a brother of
Health Omcer William C. Fowler. he
10 survived by his widow and one
sots T. Walter Fowler, jr. =. :
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: A Splendid Assortment Of
Philippine Underspem
Eat Unusually Low Prices

70 Philippine Nainsook
Gowns, low neck and short
sleeves, daintily hand en-
broidered and sealloped, in
several new and attractive
styles. Sizes. IS, So. 40. A..
Reduced to $z.9S each were
$3.75 and $3.50.
2 Philippine Nainsook
Envelope Chemise,. daintily
hand embroidered in solid
and eyelet, and finished with
: hand scalloping. Sizes s..
So, 40, AZ. Reduced to SOS
each; were $3.50.
lis Philippine Nai9sqok
Envelope Chemise,'1 corset
! cover style. round and V neck,
,daintily hand embroidered in
solid eyelet or .colotta work,
in many new designs, finished
with hand scalloping. Sizes
s., 50, 40, R,A Reduced to
$zs5 each; were $3z5.
Silk updesWear Section, Third dog
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Stout Women.
Anparel

i Taupe Crepe-de-chine Dress,
beaded and embroidered. Size
~. $S8.5Os was $50.
2 Dresses, one navy and one
brown crepe meteor with swtda
girdle, in tunic effect. Sizes
42h and AN. $3.50 each ;
were $65.
Gray Mixture Coat, fancy
lining. Size AN. $2s.5o, was
$50. :.
Black Broadcloth Coat, in
beited style. Size AN. ss5,
l Black Velour Coat, belted
and button trimmed. Size 40M.
SIS, was $40.
Stout Women's Section, Third floor.
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.DEN|ES!.C||;'(.)|EI:R|I||C'|ON
i IN PERRYG0. CASE:
Detective Lynn Says Grant
Used No Pressure on
Youth.

psnial of any coercion or promise
Of reward being made by Inspector
Grant to secure the confession Of
Edgar Randolph Perrygo. sightssn
years old. who Is on trial before
Justice Gould and a jury In Criminal
Division / for the killing Of Mrs.
Emily NJ. Faithful, eixty-three years
old, was made today on the witness
c. Lynn.
The witness said the--bo told the
story willingly. and as the accused
talked very rapidly. Lynn was unable
to get down everything he said. This
.rectionS appearing in the written con-
fession. Perrygo suggested the
changes, according to the Witness
Reason for Offering Evidence.
Lynn's testimony was offered by the
government to correct the impression
which might have been made on tho
Jury by q remark brought out by At
torney O'Shea yesterday afternoon
SurinS the Characterization Of De-
tective Sergeant Joseph Connors. In
response to an inquiry by the lawyer
for the defense, II Grant had not
brought Perrygo's sweetheart. Maos'
Hin into the room. and nm IN h is pa 5esds
20 better with him If he confessed;
Connors said the inspector had stated
to Perrygo. that it would De the pest
for the truth to come out.
Attorney O'Shea moved to strike out
the confession. as he declared the al
legged remark was a "Veiled promise
of reward" Justice Gould refused TO
withdraw the confession but dechneo
ITO ret Connors testify as to It's con-"
tents. 49,
Mr.. viol. Hill restiaes.
nrs. Viola Anna Hill. sister.inslaw
of aNiabel Hill, residing at 413 south
Carolina avenue, testified that shortly
before the alleged Assault op; Mrs.
FAITHFUL. Perrygo was in the kitchen
of The Witness home 1dEying the dishes
which Mabel was washing The prls-
-ontr left about 10 o'clock in the morn
dns and did not return until: neariy
O'Clock. she said. On his return ne
looked Ike he had been srying, MIS-.
HiI testified. and whenxshe asked him
to Sit down he declared he had not time
to stay. -
Lieut.. Ready visiting. her home. She
did not see the oflicer take money out
Of 4 square piano which was In the
room where Mabel and Edgar mao
talked after his return. Witness saw,
Mabel give Lieut.. Ready a pistol. sac
stated. She said Mabel aud Edgar
talked Of getting married.
The government expected 70 rest It's
case this afternoon. The defense
probably will beginsthe Introduction
Of evidence next Monday.
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FuT8

l Brown Fox Animal Scarf,
lined. with, head, paws and
brush. $3S; was $43.
Taupe Animal Scarf, lined
with tucked georgette over
silk. S35; was $40.
1 Black Fox Animal Scarf.
lined, with head, paws and
brush. $3.50; was $3.50.
1 Black Fox Animal Scarf,
lined, with head, paws and
brush. 845, was $3.50.
1 Black Narobia Square COL
lar. fastened with large but
ton. SIS, was $19.76.
Fur Section, Third door.
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- special lotsof Eiaes5 W..
, feteen Petticoafs, in navy
and black; some with en-
broidered or scalloped
flounces, others finished with
Dresden trimming or in
plain biatk. SpecftiH priced,
$l.9g each. ~
5 Heavy Silk jersey Pet
ticoats, in violet and green.
with novelty Blocked satin
founce. s9.aS, each; were
l Floriswah Rose Petit
coat,s with deep-pleated,
Aounce. Lengths. 6 90 and
% s1.Ss; was $3.50. ?
IL Extra-size. Silk Petit
coats; satin, taffetsi aud jer-
sey. in wistaria, green, taupe,.
plain and changeaBie' tolofs.;
: tailored style. Lengths, Sc,
50 and 20. $6.Ss each: were
50 and ST.. 2 ssE4g-,ef
PetticSst section. Third Soor.
Breakfast Gods, $z.sS
/, = A. special lots Of .Hreekfast
Coats. made Of cotton crepe, +.
in.reguiar COST 4tyle. Stitch
ed-in sleeves. r6dnd or square
neck. With coliafs and; Sas9s Of
land, po0Hgts. Colors ARE roses
light blue and pink. Special.
sass each. :;
Nesiise Section. Third aeer.
Bussgdos0 Aprons.
e. et$f.35 . - ~
:. a ,smaIE. lot OF Bungalow
Aprons. Of percale. in figured.
checked or striped effects,
fastening in front. haak. or
ins slip-over style Adt0ata-e
BILE BELTS and convenient pock-
cts. Special. Else each.
And the folfoWineSrF
II. Nurses Uniforms. in plain
blue ..chambrzy- Or blue and.
white striped Bingham, high
neck and long sleevea.. Sizes,
81. 50, 20. q. ss7S each;
40 Nurses Caps, OF white :
laaFM or cambric: in several.
styles. &c each; were 26c.
HOUSE Dteas eeet3sns Third 6eor.
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Wool Skirts

l Sport Skirt. In tan and
green check. accordion 'pleated.
80 waist. 316.7B, was $40. a.
Sport Skirt. tan and red
blocked, bog pleated. - waist.
S16.76S was $50.
4 Dark Brown Skirts. Of MIX
ture material, gathered model,
with wide belt. button trimmed
pockets. 81, 20, 80, 81 waists.
$3.50 each; were $io.76.
/ Dark Gray Mixed Skirt,
gathered model. novelty peck
cts. 20 waist. $3.50, was
l. Black serge Skirt, gathered
model. belted and with pockets.
30 waist. e060D was $16.
Skirt Section. Third door.
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HELD UNDER NARCOTIC LAW.

Charged with a violation of the Har-
rtapn narcotic law, Oscar Lorenzo
Pojndexter. colored. twenty-eight
years old, 1921 9Th street. was arrest
ed yesterday by Detectives Sanders
and Evans. 1t is alleged that the de-
opium in his possession. and he is said
to have told them that the narcotics
were given to him. Poindexter was
released on a $4,000 bond for his
appearance before United States Com
missioner Isaac r. Hit. November 10.
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furniture Reduced

! Tapestry Wing Chair SIS; was SIS.
$780,
piece Living Suite has loose spring cushions
upholstered in velour. $zzzSo; was $4l5.
! Chiforette, $3.50; WI $135.
Chffonier, $3.50; $110.
Mahogany-6nish Extension Day Bed complete with
tress, $3zSo; was $45
Mahogany Ful-Size Bed SIS: $50
SIT Brass Beds 2nch continuous posts, slightly imperfect
$1s55 each; $35
l soft Brass Bed slightly imperfect $lszs; was SIS.
46t Ivory Enamel Bed, slightly imperfect S9jS; SIS.
Att Ivory Enamel Bed slightly imperfect, $685. SIS
SIT Ivory Enamel Bed slightly imperfect, $ls5s
- Box Spring. slightly imperfect, $zS $780,
ODD Woven Wire Springs bring size Of bed $S5S
Furuitu eSrjonsi
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Won,,,en's.Dres

Tan GahaEdIne UreeD, size
SO. $40.6OS was $40, e
s Black and Brown Duvetyne
Dresses, tive models, ono EN-.
broidered. the other braid trim
med, sizes "a, SO. 80, 40. $3.50
each; were SIS and $65. -
= 1 Pekin -Blue Jersey Dress:
made with two-tier ACCORDION.
pleated overskirt. size az.
430.5Os was $50.
2 Pekin. Blue Jersey Dresses,
sizes So and SO. Se0.5O each:
were $50. =
Reindeer Jersey Dress, size
SO. &20.6Os was $50.
Women's Dress Section, Third door.
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=
/, Avoid Diphtheria

4 sore throat is a good breeding place
6oeD iphtheris germs. Protect yo9r chill
1 %ss e esa ~ Ssesss sns as sS 4 Tss:
LINE. Give Tonsiine upon the first ap-
pearsnce Of Sore Throat-don,t give
Diphtheria q chance In that throat in its
Weakened condition. When TONSI.
LIVE is swallowed il comes directly in
contact with the diseased surface X
and induces Q healthy condition G@
oEfhe membranes-then thes ys-
tan can better defend the throat
II attacked b. Diphthexi4 germs. III
Keep TONtlLINE In thehouse
where yoQ can get It quick "a
when needed. 35c. soc. and 81
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Won,en's. Knit !
IInd.-,n~~
.n0 eTlDe0

20 Women's Jersey Ribbed. Cot.
ton ana Wool Combination Suits,
low neck. no sleeves. knee length.
Sise 20. 1260 each; were $4.26.
Women1 English Plain GauSe
Aerino Vests, high neck and short
eleeves. Slightly soiled. Size Is.
Is Women's Jersey Ribbed Fleece
lined Cotton Vests, high neck and
lonE sleeves Si3e 40. 9l.3E each |:
Wero $1.1E. -
Kat. Undsrwesr ssetia. Third Hoor.
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For the Young Man
Interested In Wireless

Exceptional, opportunity, for.
those putting IN wireless appAra-
tus. ~ ~: 50
These sets are almost complete,
but the reduced prices m ofe- than
Compensate for any parts missing.
A Lot Of Junior Radio Sets from
which some parts are missing.
= I at ssS was 3s5.
l at as was $50.
L at $12 was $40.
/ at % was $40.
Q Boxes Of separate parts that
remain from sets that were $4b.
Priced so each.
I 10y Section. rEsssth shoF;se g,
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.clearal,ce Prices on
Offices. and Teds

r. Small Size George Washington Prepared eoaess
= Ia Medium Size George Washington Prepared Coffee
g Large Size George Washington Prepared Coffee.
. 500 pounds and Special Blend Coffee. &c pound;
T. Soc. -. -. 80. 49,. g., ..r...~
varieties: :. ,., <-, -,s
English Breakfast Formos& Oeong SeS0n nussi.n
nd Special, 80 pound; was soS. -.
Size Sunbeam Ceyioh anu Aho's oie"o ies"
sc package; was 1oc
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Rues Reduced

9xl2 Royal Wilton Rugs; $3.50 each were $12250
9xlz Seamless Administer, 5000; SOS.
Sxl2 Wilton Velvet Rugs. $3.50 each were $3.50
S3x06 Administer Rugs $3.50 each; were $3.50
8xl06 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rug, slightly imperfect
$685. 500
646x66 Best Quality Administer Rugs l9 each $3.50
54dx16 Royal Wiltons, SO each: were $6 49,
l6x9 Administer, $31So; was $3.50
Rolls 1l6warp Best China Mating SOS each $2
,Sixthno
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ChiLdren's Shoes

20 Pairs. Scout Shoes, sizes II,
III. ~, 1871. IL, /, III and &C.
II. III. II. 1871. 10 and I'D. 1876
pair. were ST. -
Pairs Scout Shoes, sizes AZ.
4h.;6 and SIC. S5.75 pair: were
81.
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth door.
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Friday Sale Of
Trimmed Hats

Trimmed Hats. Of duvetyne
and fancy cloth. In small rolled
shapes and tam. effects. trim
mingn Of feathers, beads, am-
broidery and fancy brsids.
"A At e12.7B each, were 016.6O.
II ut e0.06 eachj were 912.6O
and 116.
1s at $3.50 eacht were Is.
10 Untrimmed and Ready.to-
Wear Hats, Of velour and vel
vet. in turbans, or tams. finished
with ribbon bow. S2.06 each;
wers $3.50 and $4.76.
Millinery Section. Third floor.
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I Friday spseial
sFiber.Silk Scarfs

"a Dozen. Fiber SILK scaefs,
good length aud width; finished
with fringe:fjn Black and whItA
Or all white. Specially priced.
. each. b.
-sNeckwear Section. First aoor.
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Friday--Our REGULAR Remnant Day

always depend upon Friday being with
Thanksgiving discontinued the
holiday shopping And always
public
cable
COD appoval mail phone orders accepted
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Women's Pumps,
Oxfords and High Shoes
Specially Priced, $5:45Pair

The Pumps and Oxfords continuance of last weeks
SALE and the shoes odd lots and broken sizes from
The late OF this footwear low
certainly deserve the attention Of interested in
tractive reliable footwear at Worthwhile savings.
The pumps patent coltsi vici kdskin gun
metal calfsk and black satin Plain style with
the inep. May be with buckles. Also
ribbon square Colonial tongues Louis
Baby French Cuban heels and handtun and welt coles
caifskin black gun
metal calfskn Sizes to AA to 3D. ~ to 7B SO &C.
The high shoes consist Of lines which closing
patent eoskin metal calfskn and tan Russia can
~ and 71lAA
to 5zA, 5B, ~ to 4AC 31s and 4D.
Women Shoe Section, aor. -
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collection Of short lengths in and various
e 49, Ons-ss1syss - q Ian fsrner 49,
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Reed and Reed Fiber Furniture

3pece Reed Fiber Set, consisting of large settee,
Arm and Rocker Baroni.l Brown finish spring seat
were $3.50.
6-foot Reed settee, light brown 6nish spring seat
construction, upholstered hshgrade tapestry seat and
Fine Reed Tea Cart, in frosted brown finish $szse;
j Fine Split Reed Tea Cart, in mahogany sni.h.
$l6zS; SIS
Handsome Reed Fiber Round Living Room or Dining
Room Table with plate glass top in dark frosted brown
finish. $6z5o; SIS.
Willow Rocker, for sewing bedroom In antiaue
ivory finish SO; was SIS. ,.
Willow and
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Curtain cad uDAoisn., ssetss, rifsl ,soar.
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:, IS Vest
Pocket .K0daks

$5.S5 Zach: Were %.@
Take picture size. 1Nx
2H inches. :
This great reduction is
made in order to effect i'm
mediate clearance.
Kodak Section. Fourth aoor.
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shopscfn. sz.sS each;
IN3i Lssse size Copper! bottom
Wash Boiler% slightly damaged.
01I7B each; WERE $3.50 y
= Wear-evers Aluminium Pre-
serving Kettles. 6-qt. size.
slightly. damaged. -sa.ssr seeh'
r4iWhite+ Enamel Flour sGan-
listers, zfH pound size, slightly
:. shopworn. ezS0 each; were
1896.
( White Medicine Cabinets
with mirror door. &S.0S each;
8 weee $7SQr o. y -.
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il Mems Ulsterette Ovcrcoats
Lou Rticed-$325O each
For young men, double-breasted model, storm COL
lar, full belt, four patch pockets yoke and sleeves
satin lined plain color hand tailored Sizes So 90 and
4o:' Reduced to $3.50 EACH
= 3 Moleskin Coats, dark tan, double-breasted mod
e raglan sleeves yoke back with inverted pleat full
belt rubber lined body and silk yoke Sizes e. 38 and
20. Reduced to $ze.7s each.
IS Young Mems Suits, in gray, brown and blue
plain and neat pattern effects. Ends of lines. Sizes
50, "a, IS and SO only. Reduced to $19.75 each.
Mems Store. First
MEMS HIGH SHOES AND
BROGUE OXFORDS
81 pairs Mems Black Gun Metal Finish Shoes narrow
English toe with rubber heels Sizes 6 T. ~ B. SIX 81
Reduced to $7.7s pair; were $40 q
40 pairs Young Mems Winter-weght Brosue Oxford,c
This particular style popular with the High School boy.
and si4 - O>&' '>& -'~'0 - ''"' par "e'e OLE
81 pairs Mems High Grade Shoes, of dark tan Russia
calfskin, the remainder of four different styles Of shoes
Some with others with medium round toe and
rubber heels Sizes to 10 AA7 II A. 81 to II B; 5K
to II c. 5 to II D. Reduced $z75 pair; were $2 to N
4s pairs Mems Bath Slippers, sizes g. g. TO- H. H. soc
p;sis s;,. store s;sI: s 81; non
Mems Furnishings
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= - - -~ 49,.
->ss--- -~<z.s--.
r.<>s - - % ~ns~
80 si,-.se-t. Asz1H
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Bu,ssAosa, Aprons.
afl4f.SS = So
Housewares. Offerings

cakes Swift Borax Laundry and Household Soap Spe
dozen 81 for Of 100 cakes Not less than dozen
cakes delivered .<i+.E.. e=s.sa* .;.sS 'E.
- 500 cans sunbre Cleanser, for e,esnins securing and
serubbng. Special cans, !ee
g. Garbage Psls tight hitting covers
capacity Special, 9sc each a. e -. - -.
is Kitchen Sets consisting of potato masher beaten
cake long handle eeokng fork and mixing
nade with white handles. Special, Sc set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-28

Large Galvanized Garbage
pals. slightly imperfect. SIZE
es - Snsrk Guard, tor tie OPEN
Arepisce. size Ska inches.
siishtiy imperfect. sf.ss' wzs
Gas Radiators. l-tube size
slightly shopworn.a s3.e9 eaehi
were S5.75. .
Brooms. complete with handle.
8Dcseach: wsfe 81 81. .i'ilt 4
Wizard Polish Floor Mops.
Instkhtten style. sliehtly .seAtsds
CSC each: were $3.50.
Housewares Section. Fifth dsehs :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-28

~ Boys First Lang Faa&s
suits. In msaels. fabrlIa And esl=
erings that are most deaiFAbis:
Most Of these suits are hands
tailored. Sizes 16 to 10 years:
Specially priced. s20.yU each:
10 Bteut Boys Suits. made to
At extra siae baysj In. mixtures
and plain eelere: broken sisea,
from Ia to- 70 years 6ReeiAllj
priced, R1h.14 each,
nsys' Beetisu, Fourth AsnE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-03
AMERICAN TERRoRIsrs NOT IN LUCK

The Communist party in America dOesnt to be In
luck Why called party don't know because it, aim
not to change form of by political
which perfectly permissible but by violence The sole
Of the communists in this counry-potentia terrorss
to tear down everything naugurate reign of estab
sh Bohevck rule and make Perograd the capital and boss
OF the hundred and ten million of usminus those that
murdered die of starvation and communist torture
Well. they not in luck Several months ago bunch
of American Legion boys Cincinnati risked their lives
for their country discovered the Cincinnati headquarters Of
the Communist party that city When Legion boys discover
this nation they after them like they went after
the Germans and the result that when they through
with the headquarters, it a sight.
Therefore, the Communists who despise laws appeal
ed to the law Law took cognzance and them hearing
jury has just given verdict against them against
American Legion boys
We believe in order and justice and law enforcement
that group people with violence and
their hearts against millions fellow citizens entitled
to the consideration of any Of those rights.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-03

The Stampede committee
have started improving the
Fair grounds for the big af-
fair this Fall. Wednesday
morning . crew Of men COM
menced work on two new
grandstands. In addition to
these, there will be 200 feet Of
bleachers and the present
grandstands remodeled and
made perfectly safe.
Miss Jane Corlett gave . lovely
dance last Monday at her homo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-07-03
MARKET REPORTS

We that receiving live stock market
half commission
do Write and depend THE AMERICAN
information THE AMERICANS reports
better because:
About three months President A. f.
conditions letter which will help deciding
best time to ship your live stock
The weekly reports on the live stock market
stock conditions from the viewpoint Of the producer.
These reports tell the in
do estimate
and bull pricea
tell is
what the 10,
whole
what the
price animals selling for. -
AMERICANS regular live stock r,oort. ana
them the date and kind OF live
viii receive special reports your shipping date
THE AMERICAN COMMISSION COMPANY
Union Stock Yards
Denver Colorado