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Evening journal., 1920-07-13

LMerty A. C. handed Third Ward
heir first defeat OF the season last
night by the overwhelming score OF
Is 10 4 Kerrigan was on the mound
for Liberty and pitched wonderful
ball having tweny-one strike outs be-
sides getting a homer. Townsend
also starred at bat, getting a homer
two doubles and a single out OF hve
times up. This game makes LIB
erty's twenty-ninth straight victory
'"' ''' R.H.E.
Third Ward ..Oi000O0oO-l 3 5
L. A. c. ......030iO3T 4X-tS p o
Batteries Walsh and Conden
Kerrigln and nopofrio, Homo runs
Kerrigan, Townsend, Minker. Two
|aasc Townsend. 2; Liohenstein,
strike outs-by Conden, Q; kerri-
gan. 81. Base on balls-Conden. b;
kcrrigan. O. Time Of game-i.A5 min
uies. umpire-Clark. ,
Lihcrtys schedule Is as follows
July i3, Fairmount, Eighteenth and
| Nan Burcn; July IS, Victory Stars,
|'Eightecnlh and Van Buren streets
July AZ, Ferris Industrial, Ferris In
dusirial: July 90, Union Church at
.Eighicenth and Van Buren street
July %, pending; July 81, pending
August I, Y. NJ. C. A. OF Chester
Eighteenth and Van Buren, streets
August "A, Mohawk, Eighteenth and
Van Buren streets; August q, Kent
mere, Eighteenth and Van. Buren
streets: August 49, Arcadi. Eighteenth
. and Van Buren streets; August 2o
Third Wand, Eighteenth and var
Buren streets.
SO far this season Liberty has
scored 3i3 runs against 90 by thell
opponents Liberty has defeated such
teams as Pennsy. All-Stars, ST. Mary's
Mohawk, Pennsgrove, Union Church
prS5 rdGIEPs dnPoIPi pSs McSqoT WorEs SS RIeh
+ ardsOn Park, North End, Newport
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
GAMES in
CATHOLIC LEAGUE

Baseball fans are promised two
good games. this evening when st.
Thomas who hold second place In the
Catholic League, meet ST. Anne's at
the Military grounds, and ST. Eliza
beth plays the strong 81. Mary's team,
at Christiana Park. 81. lledwig's and
Brownson will be without games this
evening, because Holy Name and pio-
noers, with whom they were sched-
ulod have dropped from the league.
The schedule for Thursday evening
Is as follows: ST. Hedwig's vs.. Brown
son. at Clayton Park; 81 Anne's vs., 81
Mary's, at the Water Tower and st.
Thomas ~. st. Elizabeth, at Brown
town.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
BROOKLYN GIANTS
AFTER PARKERS.

South Brooklyn Giants came hack
strong last Saturday and defeated the
Black Star Giants. OF Philadelphia, by
the score Of 10 D. The feature Of
the game was the twirllng Of Halg,
who famed twenty mon.
Manager Evans has signed several
new players, who will be seen In the
lineup tomorrow night. when the
South Brooklyn Giants meet the
Richardson Park team. Manager
Johnson will Use Dick Johnson TO set
back the Park boys, and requests mat
all 0f his players meet 1t Fourth and
Market streets at $50 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
mAnIAN GIANTs TnIp

Harlan Giants suffered defeat at
the hands Of Chester Giants last night
in a well-played game at Harlan
Field, score 3 TO O,
Tomorrow night the Harlan Giants
will combat the fast st. Mary's team
in game at South Side Park St.
Mary's have one OF the best teams
In the city and are expected TO put
up a nrst-class exhibition against the
crack cOlOred team,
The score by innings;
Chester Giants o 3 02 o q o O-5
Harlan Giants o. 0 0 o 0 o 0 0 o 90
Batteries-priggett and Greasy
Lewis and Hutchinson.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
ADVERTISING GIRLS
KNOW THE GAME

The Advertising Department team Of
the dupont Country Club a. Girls
League dofeated tho Experimental
team at the dupont diamond last
evening, i2 10 40.
Miss J. Martin pitched a great game
for tho visitors and as usual con-
trihutod largely 20 The scoring, SGT
ting a homer In the second innlne
This has become a daily occurrence
with Miss Martin, as she has ol0utcd
q circuit drive In every game of The
season. Miss NJ. Leary played good
ball for the Advertising team, Miss A.
McGorly had a picnic.
Tho afnrn
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
REAR CATs MALLOP THRD wARD

The Bear Cats A. G.. won a siren
uous game from the Third ward by
the score Of 7 10 4 last night. The
feature Of the game was Darling'S
pitching, allowing but 3 hits. The
battery for the Bear Cats Is as fol-
lineup for the Bear Cats Is as follows /:
w Orncn. W. Darling. ". Crump,
J. Servina, v Mile, w. Colt. l.. frati,
a. Checke. p. Darling.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
SEAF0RD DEFEATS
MARDELLA TO1

Special to The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, July i3.-Seaford trim
med Mardella here yesterday. s to :,
in a well-played game. Seaford won
through opportune hitting and the
effective pitchlns OF Hummer. Up
until The seventh inning the score
stood TO In Seafords favor and it
looked as II this would be the final
result, but In Seafords half Of the
seventh they fell on Brennan for three
hits which with an error by Bounds,
netted three runs and sewed up The
game. Conaway balled hard and
timely and the DOnoho brothers of
Seaford played a bang-up fielding
game. Shlpley caught a fine game
and is showing up as one Of the
best oatchers down the peninsula.
SCORE By INNINGS
R.H.E.
Seaford .... 00OiOi3ix-Si IL 1
Mardella 90. 0 900 900 o. 5
Batteries, Seaford Hummer and
Shlpley; Mardella, Brennan and VIII
son.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
NEW CASTLE RFSFnNFS WIN

New Castle Reserves added another
Victory 10 It's string yesterday by de-
Castle boys have lost only one game
this year. New Castle wants games
with any i6-year-old-, boy. Address
Robert Wright. BOA "a New Castle,
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
FAIRVIEW WINS IN TENTH

~ an exeltlng ten,l1nlns same
the West End A. G., 5 10 3. West End
scored what they thought was the
winning run In The tenth. but Pair
Wow came back In their half With
two tallies that won.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
National League
SCHEDULE ron TODAY.

NmfTIcnn Iea1uo
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago at WASHINGTON
50. Louis at New York
Detroit at Boston.
National League
phillies at Cincinnati.
Boston at pltishurg.
Brooklyn az Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
GDuIjv A KIfINTYTTGT ~
~ AAASNl llyllGNIC CGlgW
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL RESULTS

LEAGUE BASEBALL RESULTS
American League
Chicago, 1; Athletics. 0.
So. Louis. Q; Boston. 2
Other games not scheduled.
National League
Cincinnati, a; Phillles, 90 in
nlngs.l.
st. Louis, a; New York. 30 in
nlngs).
Brooklyn, a; Chicago. 4.
Brooklyn, 10: ChicagO. 2.
Pittsburg, 3; Boston. ,ii lnnings)
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
HOSE am GAS NEXT TINE.

Electric Hose and Wilmington Gas
Company teams will feet In an Indus
morrow evening at TNenty-ninlh
and Market. Il WIN be some game.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
ANnTHER nANCRnFT.

LOS ANGELES, July i3.-Dick Kin
over Johnny Mitchell shortstop OF
the Vernon Tigers, and 'npined that
the boy was second Dave Bancroft.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
RLACK sOX TRM sT. HEDWIG,s.

The Wilmington Black SoX defeat
ed the ST. Hedwig team, 10 O. last
night, In a pitching duel between J.
Malloy and Richards. Malloy famed
t3, while Richards had the edge with
"A 10 his credit
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
PRIZES FOR FISHERMEN.


Great interest Is being taken in the
brizes offered by the Delaware An
Hers and Gunners' Association In the
lame fsh contests. The association
las offered the following prizes 10 It's
hemhers: For the largest large mouth
black bass, the FIRST prize Is a $40
told piece, and second prize a Meisscl-
bach reel. For the largest pike caught
1 $40 Gold piece, and for second prize
Richardson steel fishing rod. only
weights 20 count. Any Information will
be furnished by the secretary. The
lontest closes on December 4, 1920,
The association Is making arrange
nents for a fishing excursion to
bowers Beach early In August. Five
members have already offered their
automobiles to take the party down.
A special boat also will be secured.
An members are invited with and
without machine 10 fil up tho ma
thines going.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
TOTALS sh6RE iiiii;'iii. RY lINNNos -

AdvertlSing ........ az
Experimental ....... o ! z-iu
Evans Threo-base hits-tirecn, !
TNyo-haso hits-McGorty, 2; Leary, l.
struck out-By MoGorty, II by Mar
tin, s.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
.MAILINGGIRL
HAPPY TODAY
Elated Over Handing Chem,
icals of dupont League
B, First Defeat
MISS NESTER SAVES
GAME FOR HER CLUB

Girls in the mailing department Of
Ihe dupont Company are happy to-
hay and pustly so. Their team at the
iuPont Country Club grounds yes
lerday afternoon handed the dupont
Fhomlcal girls baseball team OF "B"
League. tho only defeat that team has
net this year and that Is the reason
That every mailing department girl
imploye Is wearing such a broad
lmlle today. The score was "a to 49,
10 was some game from start 10
lnish The mailing girls won out
+ BY scoring one run, breaking the tie
h the seventh inning. Miss Ncster,
n second base saved the game for the
, mailing department with double
llay unaslsted in the final lnning. The
/ playing OF Miss Joyce at third base
hr the Mailing and a home run by
I, Hiss Callahan OF the Chemicals were
lther features.
One Of the largest crowds Of the
leason witnessed the game and both
Nleam had plenty OF supporters. "B"
league race Is getting exciting. There
s great interest In the game sched-
lled for tomorrow night between the
i Mailing department and the Sales
iecord department. The latter team
las not lost a game. The score by in
\ hlngs Of yesterdays game follows:
hailing ....... ......I 5 o Ia
Chemical ............S O 2 Old
Batteries-Malllng: Miss Burns and
Miss Goingan: Chemicals - Miss
Hughes, Miss Horty and Miss Tucker
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
posrpoNED y LEAGUE GAMEs

This months schedule ot posiponeu
games OF the Twilight Baseball Leespe
OF the \. VI. g. A. has been issued ny
Leroy r. Sparks, organizer ana uirey-
tor OF the league. The games, Wnion
viii be nlayed az Eighteenth and Van
Ruren streets at 6.30 o'clock In the az
ternoOn, are
Julv i3-HOws vs.. Why's.
Julv ii-Whos W. Hows.
Iuly i6-Whos vs.. Why's
July i9-Whens vs.. Why's.
July 20-Whcns ve. Hows.
July 2i-Wh0s VI. Hows.
July 23-Hows VS.. Why's.
Syrian garnets ara the most a.
teemed Of the varieties Of hcs'
stones.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
nNTnLrA MANTs GAME

The ONcrlea Country Club, OF over
lea. NJ, wants games with strong
baseball clubs. In or near Whining
ton. 10 bo played Sunday September
1h, and Labor Nav September 6lh
both morning and afternoon, Tor only
In The aftcrnoon.l
Ovcrloa Is secont 10 none In the
scmi-pro class OF Md. having met de-
feat only once ihis soasOu, and then
al tho hands OF The papermaker'i
Club at Spring Grove. Pa. IN The sec
Ond game July D. This club recently
held the Baltimore Dry Docks 90 4 O
o. and defeated them . 90 A.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13

Wish there were a few more like
Neal as he 10 always on hand ready
90 boost. That's The spirit fellows.
We viii give the fans some real
SNORT during the fan and winter.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13

Get the habit OF telling your need.
through The Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13
Z Y 90
RAIRNIEW A. O.

SCORE BY INNINGS
West End A. g. 0002 10000 -
Fairview A. c. iO0000SO05-5
Evening journal., 1920-07-13

The Want Ads are the best routs
10 excellent boarding places and are
reliable and inexpensive.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13

lust a Whit Of that spicy aroma OF
~ 6ne Turkish and Domestic tobeecos
will make you hungry for this sAtis-
fy" smoke. There are blends and
blends, but none Ike this one. Chester
fields blend is a secret and Il cannot b
be copied
Evening journal., 1920-07-13

The Keystone Club has done moro
10 boost sport in this city than any
other organization. Yet s0me people
cannot see DO. and delight at every
opportunity they get 10 knock the
East Siders.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13

Neal O'Connen IL certainly some
rooter and booster Of the ball team
Evening journal., 1920-07-13

Joe Jacobs. Spike Hayden. Frank
Denmark. Frank Rurham BILLY Jcn-
nings. Donn and Olen Hackett are
other mombens Who expect 90 get
back In harness as soon as tho wealth
or calls.
Evening journal., 1920-07-13

GO to 70 fellows, II we didn't have
knockers we would not be climbing
the ladder.
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chrys and Jordan Spence Havs 8

+ : . +
Katherine MiIlef.s wish that her
child might inherit its fathers portion
OF the Lorimer millions was interest
ing, Of course, but the Lorimers did
not require itfor their guidance. When
Chrys enthused about II as an adinou-
ttion made by Beniie's spirit she quite
forgot that Mother Lorimer had al.
ready instructed our lawyer.friend
Martha Palmer, to make out the proper
papers for the settlement OF great
sum OF money on Bah y Bahs. S.other
and Daddy had agreed about y months
since. Now that there was some
danger that Daddy might never come
home Mother took the matter in hand !.
Concerning Baby Babs she saif:
Although its parents were not mar.
ried, the child is of the Lorimer blood
quite as much as an y child OF Sob's
or Jm's or Chrys' can ever be-"
Dather had said this wits her arm
around me, as II she did not wish to
hurt me, as II she hated to remind me
that had not supplied an heir for
the Lorimer fortune. That fact came
up every day of my life. Chrys refer.
red to 1t more than once, and suggest.
ed that look into the future. through
the vision OF some spirit control.
objected strenuously; in fact, the fara.
lily was getting pretty tired of the sea.
ance habit. We had so much oufja
dementia in the family for the next
few weeks that we rejoiced when
Chrys announced that her agents had
found at last a :. e tight little yacht
1t was in San Francisco harbor, and
she ar5 Katherine Miller would start
west ct onceS
"of course our Chrys has picked the
finest thing OF its Glass;" Bob an.
nounced when he heard the name OF
the yacht, "The Blue Bird" was bf,it
for a western lumber king. She has
made a dozen trips between San Fran.
cisco and Honolulu"
have often wondered If Chrys re.
allied that she was undertaking that
voyage partly for the sake of>conceal.
ing her heartache. Her affairs ccr
tafnly moved pretty rapidly after she
had had certain lengthy interview
with Jordan Spence. OF course no one
can guess the details OF that unhappy
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pensive. However, II one makes the
marmaiadc at home the bitter taste
may be controlled and be Just as one
would like IL.
SAUSAGES WITH POTATO CAKES
findiFidnai snnsages
Mashed potatoes
Salt and pepper
MIX or cream.
Prick sarsages with steel fork, pour
over enough boiling water 70 prevent
burning and simmer five or 10 min
utes. Main off water and put sansages
In a moderate oven. Cook Is or 20
minutes Season hot or cold mashed
potatoes with salt and pepper and
milk or cream. II cold heat and beat
until very light. Shape iESo fiat round
cakes. Dip in flour and fry in the
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than lard or any of the substitutes, for
there is a rather meaty taste that
gives an added richness. Food seems
less greasy, too, cooked without lard.
Menu for Tomorrew.
BREAKFAST-wheat cereal with
figs, grapefruit marmmalade, toast,
coffee.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with potato
cakes, rye mullins, lemon pudding, ten.
DINNER-Broiled lamb chops, but.
tered carrots, fried whole potatoes,
mint jelly, prune and cheese salad,
date pudding, coffee.
My Own Recipes
The rather bitter tang of grapefruit
marmalade is especially welcome to
jaded spring appetites at breakfast
time. There are several brands OF
grape fruit marmalade on the market
that are very good and not too tex.
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POPULAR MECHANICS.

Scientific Parent Con a stroll)-You
see out there in the street, my son, a
simple illustration Of a principle IN
mechanics. The man with that cart
pushes It in front Of him. Can you
guess the reason why? Probably not.
l VIII ask him. Note his answer, my
SON." (To the coster) N"My good man,
why do you push that cart instead of
pulling it?.
CosterA-'Cause amt boss, you old
Standardization Blighty.
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CONFESSIONS OF A BRIDE
lave S ome Differences On Tbe Spirit World.
tcopyright. 1920, By the n. E. A. i

One Differences on The Spirit World.
hour. but they must have been some,
thing pretty awful. I should say. At
an3 rate, Jordan Spence, who is the
most polite oflmen, fairly rushed from
The house. He had to write Mother a
little note the next day. And Chrys
went straight to bed after that talk
with her lover. She said that probably
she had touch Of flu and she would
like to be left entirely to herself, and
the ministrations OF her MAJ.
At the end of three days she came
forth from her chamber looking like
enc risen from the dead. She never
spoke OF Jordan Spence and OF course
no one else dared to do so.
'If she insists on wrecking her hap
piness on her silly BELIEF in spiritlsm
nobody can save her" said Bob. But
l wish Spence had thrown her ouija
board out of the window before he
left"
I've read of unhappy lovers who
came to grief On account OF their re.
ligious differences. but never, never
before have l heard of a romance be.
ing shattered to bits Tor <ne sake Of a
few ghosts, nfSre or less.
"Chrys is honest, at least" said her
twin. "a lot of girls think a husband
will stand fer any lt!Ed of silly bust.
ness after the weoGing. They do not
play fair. Some OF them intend to s..
down and wish their way th-oe- 49, +,
which means that the husbaal has
got to hustle soale: But you Sln bet
that the lazy kind never give away
their system-until they have the man
tied tight"
Poor chrys will certainly pay Gear.
ly for her honesty. Maybe a trip
around the world viii Alre n6T Seart.
ache"
Here's hoping. 1t sounds like big
adventure. of couree, for two girls to
cruise around just as two men would
do. But the dangers dwindle-only
don't tell Chrys so-the dangers shrink
quite bit when you remember that
we can keep in touch with Chrys by
wireless most OF the time. Thanks to
modern science, Chrys CAM 80 -
self on the seven seas. YOU ...-...ee.s. If
she could. I'd certainly object TO her
little project for rescuing her father"
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SISTER .MARY's
KITCHEN
(Copyright, 1920, y E. A.

If every bit of meat fryings is saved.
the butter and lard bills may be no.
ticeably redNced.
I have small, straight crock that
/ keep fryings in. After cooking meat
OF any sort 1t is a simple matter to
strain the fat into the crock.
For fried potatoes or l:ying OF any
sort where lard would be used, with
the exception. of course, of deep fat
frying, use the meat fryings or drip.
pings" as our mothers called ee1m.
These drippings are much better
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sausage fat Arrange sal-sagcs in the
center Of chop plate with potato
cakes around, sarnish with parsley
and serve
LEMON PUDDING
] lemon
cup sugar
2 eggs
3 tablespoons flour
2 cups milk
IA teaspoon salt ~
Graham crackers.
Beat whites and yolks Of eggs sep
arately. Mix flour and part of. mix to
smooth paste, add juice and grated
rind OF lemon. Add sugar and the rest
of the milk. Pour onto the we'll beaten
yolks OF eggs. Line a pie dish with
graham crackers, pour in custard and
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ERRY WELLS, JR., was her latest
and most important admirer. Hi
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serve, doubly so, when the poor ser
Vice is so -charmingly appreciated.
"As II nobody ever appreciated you
before!" interrupted Eloise icily.
ooh, didn't intimate that" Hem
rietta gently chided.
after all" unused Jerry quietly,
"the,, brute in every man loves real
service In woman, in his own wo-
man." he added, his suddenly discon-
certing eyes looking straight at Hen
rietta. "You know think It would
be great to have real home like this
he indicated the rambling old house
with the paint, almost blistered off of
its shabby walls; open firepIaces,
flowers as only a woman who loves
them can hope to arrange them-like
you do, Henrietta. You are the most
capable woman l ever knew. Say, I
wonder II it would be too much to ask
you to go down to my car now it's
on the tracks, ready 50 pull out any
time, and show my chef how to make
Sunday night"
why, of course wilt. The idea OF
you remembering it,"
remembering? he echoed. How
could man forget?"
A few minutes later as they went
down the worn old steps, Eloise turned
up her nose disdss1eIlly. To her moth
er coming out to ascertain the facts OF
the Angling news that Henrietta had
gone out with Jerry, she said, HE
talked to Henrietta about Ier cooking
as II that had been BRINGING him here
all the time. Men are pigs; all Of
them. She's talking Hindu literature
to him now-I heard her start.
Wouldn't it, perfect scream il she
managed to go to the orient-with
him?"
Which is the very thing that Hen
rietta did, after all, only Jerry did the
managing. and he did It with incred-
ible swiftness and with the ardof of a
young man very much iH love.
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wouldn't hurt, :. " 49,
Land alive cried Mrs. horror eff two
na;s hod didn't in after
had A"N
Then suddeny-bang awful crack
hy-paper-I - chldrenpaper- ~
"Ah, And sbe n,t
the swater - 1870 $40 F"t
But going stay stuck on
sticky Not second! ont
- ~ 'AS 49, @AN ou'
Goodbye Fairy Mushroom from ancys pocket
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ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
(Bp, Olive Robert, Barion)
Mrs. Fly's Busy Day.
BIZ Olive Roberts Barton)

Mrs. Fly was cooking good dinner very good
have been " -
Nancy and Nick had q suddenly
M9ryey Land and peped Mrs
Buzz that's good she said setting it beside
But t before start to bake cake I'll
while she was inspecting the windows
door,
smal as nohngaa and in they skppe
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BY CORA MOORE,
New York's Fashion Authority.

NEW YORK, April 2.-The one
piece dress worn with the bit of fur
holds its own in popular favor.
In this model, inspired by a cos.
tune worn in John Drew's current
play, '"The Cat Bird" it is the clever
combination OF taffeta and serge that
is most important. Midnight taffeta
forms the dress, while the band trim
mings are of serge braided in black
with an occasional green gold thread
introduced.
The back and sides OF tunic and
waist are cut together, while the
straight skirt Is attached to the vest
and waist lining. Then, as finish
ing feature, there is the hat of the
same taffeta with long bow of soft
straw atop the crown which, also, is
Of the straw.
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December and NAV.
By CRAWFORD LurTRELL.

Copyright, 1920 by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
SCHOOL HATS IN The
ECONOMY BASEMENT

Fall Hats are arriving N large quantities n
our Basement Millinery Sechon-and they
represent very great savings. In all the new
Fall shapes and materials.
MISSES HATS, GIRLS HATS CSC
$3.50 VALUES, $50 81 20 q co.5
For school week We
mention hats for SCHOOL haes
young women in fo- girls from to 10
number Of shapes and years-in q good as
oolors. $3.50 values sortmsut Of eolors
at $50. and styles.
-Bsssmsut-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

$500 Wool Coats, s1l Q9
Extra Special. ...... \ ~
Splendid coats for the junior miss
from z to n and for girls from 8
to Il. Of Burella cloth. goldtone.
polo Bolivia. and novelty coadngs;
$500 values. G4HOo
School Week. ....T 4E.OO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Junior Misses suits, $40 so
Extra Special. ....T OC'CO
The girl going away to school as
well as the one who attends our
local schools viii want one Of these
beautiful suits of wool Tiootne.
mems wear serge. A goo IN
School Week Special. SOO.OU