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Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
81 pnoliafaan p1batt,t,

! Goi1esIa patfusIa lebtei1.u1e tasiG
/! 1lunterosfa lufija l6ptiid 1tterfilliie1'
|slmtinnnon, iorlta OH atltanitt gioser
Aobfpn, tunnettn tilostofioteiltid ia
| {uurhltiinefie1 erpertti, ~. ollelt tuo
! In,lIu11tp 1tertillinest 5iitn, ettd ie
roaiytpista ii8oafi .f niiffffi ffff ,te iDpt0o=
1et, ioffc Iebbc5|am11le milllletl1toI11d
on eiitettD Iitt1 julfeusta felnottellss-
Ia, jota 1lllrliifemieste11 tabolta on
bnrioiteti,t NJ. nj. fen Ieifo1t, ett1
mo Ilu1rlittfeet otnistmDat 'nelfein
!; fofp mserifalaiIen 'anonta&ebbisto1t.
Me olen1n1e ianoneet, e1ilnerflfli,
ferto toiienia ialteel1, ett6 iu,,ret
an1erifaloiiet p6i1pdldboet ia monet
! piellennndtfin hboet, iopa iof,1 i1o=
menttelinetfill lebti, iotfa taistele=
nat -a1aan,pilieliidin ia tnolaisten
liiffeitii tpastaan> opat tlto,t illllr=
liifen1nailrnon ia teolli1l,uSit|endltil1-
Sen puol1,stajia. Wer. 0abipn ia
moo: Acknowledgements on1:s:oo ia
,1o,noleboist6lt. g)bopslDollolSia Ell
ole t,tsfin ai1loostafoan torfe6tnpaa
lebtea, iofa ei oliii beioiilt"
Mc olerr1ne Iano11eet, etta 1ohan
aifnno e1ttt1est1d11 rifastu1teet rifz
fQat, otpat jariestDneet lpalptpoasti
pllolustonnan etlliaan ia iotfan1aan
profiteernustan11 inntnlla taDdlia
fl1tn 1obanfin uifann. Wr.. Babion
loltl1ru t1stG a1iasta: vIdnla raha-
tpolta on pnrenrntit1 pbtpnpt fuin
fosfaan ell11e11. aabbefiantoistatlls
botta uutta miliot1eeria OH iobut
peril1to. Sofa opetti tponantala-
l11ofalle ladiolIe lllottnlpnl propa=
gunoan }olaiil,l1bet ia hoffman. "
5 @iit, Ia!1ao, ettd fun meilla on
rnitii tabania mpDtdmdnI Mmertfd1t
fanYalle Min me tiebunl1t1e n1iter1
lnpDbd len. Sofia ban tnrfotttae
Iita, ettd be tietdtpdt lfiten nlDDoa
0iell l11nboolliiimnran ftnre(ld mot
tollu itielleell, mdlibtdnldttd ,uaiffo
5fn1tla iolltuufi1l teollilultsoriuut
11ii11fuin minatrlt5ti ntDppi feltpo=
fonta paotetotparaonid ia fenras-
tuslnitofiet r11odlrtpneiti fi11ffniaa11
.tDalittGrn1ttii tllitdd1t fo1lIan bDtpill-
lpoillltista e11erltlllnl1 Dbbes1u fllin
toi1es|afaon tapatfiesia .
Ipotpaesto1l tllliii pai1toa torfas:
ii ,ltieleeniii nlita Nab{on ianod
englarltilai1esta tDoiDdestosti tper=
rattulta lneioar1 tro1pMine Mneel111ne s5o-s
Dan aifa,,e EngIa1l,1ilt tDonae esto, la
.tnalle flli11 ie# ielitti oletpa1lia iiii1t-.
n1nulli11erl, ipanti fllitel1filr iDrfusti
.olallla. Seioat lein1attiilt fafiulais==
mieliiifii ia ioiiali5tiijfii ia llieat
llleifddlddint $tltllnetl,t tpoipaeliio obtaiut.
lrle11iin1t gnglar1tii1l tebo oittalnaalr ii=#
faiilaistd tpondfeai nll,uttanaalt ob-
ieInollia. Iddddllaa tpoIat1et ID lltoa1l
'miliieliiat tefitDit ip0ar aifarra ltrtl-
1aesia iillnin ilal,ria If 'lbrt'atltfiio lul,l=.
len .iinefien tefepar idnnoill,
l1llltta beiodlt ,tbratiff ffenin slilo ottitpmt
nii1onstaol1 ,loita iianlnaaHi Hiilllloella
ffeinottelelpia profiteer raaiia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
Den,pfraattipolitifoitiija uietsttn
Sfnffeefeeu.

yiep Dorfisia on aietettu fDDttes
1een .Gan1rnn11p Sail niniIel1 oernoz.
froattiien poliittiies1 idrieston iohtu=
ia CHARLES s. M1trpbp ia piiii mint
ia Beltfil0d, joita ippteti6n tpddriell
tietoiet1 a1ttan1iiesto iln1oittoesiaan
iiiud,,tl1loistnon i, er1; riffaan
tcbtoilijnn 2o1riS q. S>artogin 1tb=
fal,fiilla peIoittelen1iiestu.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
gbomas Sefieripnin ,uarotus.

vMin1 tpilpon etta nse otnmme
b1o11lioon Gnglui,ti11 e1inerfin .jo
fltfistanlrne nlfnl1,,1a meibo1t raba,
forporatiicolti.Dl .Dlin1Dst0ntme, iofa nDi
io robfe,1ee ipaatia ballttl1f1enlme
taisteluun fal1siaan ia ,lbnrao
1,1nnnln1e lafeia."
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
aaniojien 9iitun oifensistnin
6duaii1t.

TRUE translation filed with the post
master at New York Mills, Mimi. as
required bv act Of October g. 1!lal.
Ssuristien fon1itea jofa on fofoon=
tltn11t &aagtsia pblpndn fa1llail,nd-
lilell eifensistuilr1elll perltstor1istu
illunl1itellen, f1tte,1 aallloie1t 2iitto=
lopitnufies{o 1lrddiritel elldd1l OH pfii=
n1ieliiesfi padttttdii1Dtt E etttta I'd tfiilrd oii-
fcilsistltin tnlee iiiaitieInoall @aa-
gisin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
22 fnollnt nGlfame!lafpis1a Safiasia

IL benfil16 on iaonut il,rmallia
ualfdnret[ofoisia ioita on topobtil=.
nit lllmisia, ia 5 faotni &aDclt5-
boltrgislu, Safiasia llieitu henfi=
1oitdd on n1p0stin olaffaantltll1t
naisid fobafoisia nalfdtsten ibnis=
ten ia Observation-Disclosures malilld,
.ffsee,;totuoi. 5ufiasta SdpeifIiin iaaz
...:;,,ll,'eet 'tieoot
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
5non,i ylt,yngt aanipieu 2iittppn.

lS11ptncn el,tstnfll,ll1un istunnpslo
to,tfof. % -. bptpafipttiit ballitut.
ie,1 e1itDs aan1oje11 2iittoon phtpn1i-
iestu. 5oiioIistieoustaia Noion-
,1,aan eIitDs liiaeb6ou aIettamiieSt0
yhtD1,liielle hyljailttttiin Ss ai'relld 69
tpustanl1. ~,
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02

:. IA 9S4 .sf1iIDor S2Iee1lerlp1l 1897 =.
/ Observation-Disclosures 1li1l1itpsdd.
4 ,.estDfiesla iai Norpartiian 2iifor
4 ebnptas pliotfeuoen taaularifii, Weor.
/ ge g. 5iegel min f1sltre1t iidninai'
RIM, eftd bdn tlllee alemdnl1 naril=
j 1lai}is1o lpaaletsia ehooffna1a mn
/ fnistd tl,ornaria Sool,ter 9. 0ibelIio
tpostaalf.
Minneiotan Monpartiiau eiiton NAL
tiof3n,ucntIipDni
pioetiiill enii fesfiipliffpna beiilaf.
z i. W}illlleapolilis1o Clifton paii=
fprtteeriSia Etor letoe1l ruferllltf-
Iesia 6.l1 9I1pe. ia 5:.t foblln full
ftasIa So, ISaas{d EofoatfRs1a paji-
s:stefiiii,l 2iiton toil1tinnasta IDpsipoa=
litnistel1lur rllenr1esld.
I ,:ssG1,uaau iariestD,t tnenestps iai
epdDnnisti,,ntnen q riipn nbocstd tai
fabbesta uaalitaistelnsta@ lalfn=
49,, ~ ~, !, o,,,,oor; No., < m,;f
fitbi,1 fl1tilfirielmds5d. vSps talni
]: s,;;4+a +,;at.f.. 49,, fssss., -, 4 .sto
min Il tnistelee ,uisiien periaa5tei.
; hen t1ttnI rsfa. IA ;ng uniNen herinnf=
te;heu nnplcsto fonnotti fo;stello q.
len MIN niibeu nnpIegtn fnnnnttnn
shfa 6nm;n taisfeIIn tannin q INN.
meurn. ioifeat nrriaatteet e;n,at mai
fpsfaan fnpllo - niita & mpinn
|iaattoa tap5iplle -. Iilld lppultnfin
taofp,, Diftuoeu moittaa ia ,,,p;tiSu
|fh;nn,,stS = fnsfaon rotfoistn elle;
/ iita rctfa;ata pife;n
!, 8, {, =, &, i, 4 /, !,
I'M; ;s,,a,, M 10, IL III; Il,
,;,,;; y. 3,5 s..s
{ !, !, ~, &, j.; m ],
4o;s4a,,,a .o,,4a8 ,,,asl,a., g., 3.
u, . J, =, tslIS fa,.taa .r,;4ama sn,;
- o,,,,.,,,,,,;,, ,,,.,,a,, +,,n;,a,, a,};,
,,o,o+o,, 4,,,,,,+of; ~, f,,,a5a III,
,,,ars;;;;,, ,,,a;ttaa. ao,.sst.,,st;,,
fo;;oria,, f,,ns,c
q.
e..1 ~ sputo.'uo,''.A WV
- a,n .'1,y :. Aa.:l:ipA'' su''
~ r a.ll0l'..a ~ '''ta .''1u ga''s'' -
~. ..s. -, '..14aes ia'sA - -
V0tt,' ue'' ps'u't,1.eu ".'''1v y.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
Ep,nnsirajabhns Sapaniu parlamen=
Tin e0nstalla.

9!slocinteo 4res5 toilniston 50.
fipsta lGbettd,nq tieto fertoo< ctto
ponlnui on r6iGbtanDt iell rGfeltnllf.
fe,1 e0lstolIa iosio SSapal,in NAL
tiop0iipdt pitllpdt istltntoiaal 99ffd-
:mbops aihelitti io1tfiul merran lp1=
.binfoa, r1s1ttta ibr,isber,fia ei me
l.etettp.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
,,,icstd pioatettp soi,uolaa pi,ti,s-
fanpan rDsiupnfIesta epdiityna,

!. IN
8 9ltI1tthin nirauon1atiet olput man
gii1neet saft 1tI1niIella paiffaflllt-#
1lalla 4 l11iestdd epdll,ulonalaiiirta
Ssoi!polalt Mil11l. oilllsfaupan rp0s
toDn ,iofa fapabtui toista fslllfaltts#
I'd iitte. geialistd pddttae1t on aia1a-
fin 3 n1iehistd il1olnaluiitn all1eir
1t11listetaall a1nlnllttiin rpsmollfiei1.
tapabtnesia oiunsfnllpal1 liiffee1r=
boitana Nddiiloo aeffosta lotlffaan ia
srosnot paaiimat pafenelnaall ,pie.
ben 1l1l,fanaal1 200 Dollartn rnhaa,t
faflii f,tltaista tasfl1felloa ia nllitn
totparoita lloilt. $50 0ollarin or
a.tpostn IN 5sssy
9iI
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
gDorremprsfl Hier,isia, Winn,

ct. Gfotl5istoi & oiirtaa,, cttd
pporre'''orsfp bislpittHll nieita rofer-
1ufiia aSier3 .tiniilesM pnifasja nil.
ME iunnlt'ttoina fls 5::30 illalla.
@iprsfpa ieptroii 5iirIpea ra1,ffaieoe.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
Hui ntaaifmanennatps trafilla
.ian.ua1tetts,. Z. ..,'::

.1an5ua1t ,.'.
asfe': !aa!Sa t;Sit;;ii;:;. s:''iii. 'iaaiiil'
41,a).en1atns. tyl!tinc. fnn eros .tEaifii;
:JIisiis;,ii: n9i'a!:,isslsiista. Sal. i'l 5ic'b
gjpifiii1 pltuanlt taIldd 55,4551 455 n1aili1r
1rtatfallq 13 pdindaai 13 tlrlitia ia
is 1nil1ullttia. g11tiren e1tlrdtns Ia.
nlalla 1l1atfalla oil III paitpiia ID
3 8 tltlltia
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
I great Nort1er,,in ,natfnstajeinna
palaM1tt.

Great goortbern ro1,tatien n1atfs,s:
tuioiuna SEQ. 81 ipttpi t,lleen 20
MALTA pphpisp'1olella Hipestonell,
Dti1rn milne torstai,,a, Sbmiiet
pnnlistltitpat fl.itenfin pa1lelnaiil1
pois polaipasta ilnasta ia Fetdalt
Ell tDadrallifeln1l,in Ipllffanntll11ltt.
Inli TAI elfunFo pafaaiituaunlssio
tauilittee3ta lnl9p1ista.
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02

!5enrallfIerta tDii11te. mllfoll flliil
4 1,a11toil1a tapaEtllnee5ta ,1l1l1ItDstpia
lisfa W1innefotuit ll1aonnilielijail1 j
tpoliistpn luSiitta,1iot ebbcffaat I'll
Iinot nimitetnif1i ebbotoslistull
n,ur|il1ui{ia maaleia lparten nlorros
fl,ilIla l1|eis|a foligresIirlicsp1ireiS
ia ia pIipifelloe1' tl1on1arifii ia pait
fl malta poittoia tDDnde1, id 1ltaall
tpilielijdit, iltoiittallat ebboffoa
Iairloatiinfuntaal1 tltlinat ltll!t1te
tnif1i S0:sIa fulultis{a faiffiaa!
S6:sta. S5l,olin1otto liita, ettii TT
&enrif 5bipsteuD 11el1etti Ninlltnf
{elt 1oill 5000 1dueIld fofo lpaltiol
f11loffet lasfeit,lno, ban fllitellE1n
{ei el,clnluistor1 Sd fol,lltisIe fiji
}enliiaan ,li1l1itpflel1 faunl,t s u. >.
9sre,,s iai elsenllniston ainoastoaa1
80 falt,ttsia. Eri 5bipsteab lai
eils''''''lsio'1 - ~ : 'eu''n'' :
faulltisia fl1in Mo1ipartiiau Siitol,
Observation-Disclosures 6. q. 2i,1bbergb
n. 1913. 5bipsteeo lai mposfin
enen,tni stGn foifis1n ,1iisIa fa1n,teis=
ia, ioisfo 2i,1bbersh suoitti fofii
'pal-aa 'uN
shlpsleap'A iapp1ol' o'geA'ss -. eAA.
p"'s'u lu'1s'llu''.u'' 4e'...'eu s''.,eS :,
lgs ne.slo ul.s'u toul1'oiu. w
dai'eslalai o'''l'p'n ialut.eeA 'st''
ipuuls71' '.l'n 'i'la lsls1''lu'l l'''u .u'A
iSlo '''''itll,s'o1s''e'slu aa'n s29't'sz
!. aesp''' 1l.A'stAe's''''e. o4'Ns VIZ : 90
'a'u. '''sosasn .4'u'.us o'un. 'D'' =
lAS. s. fss''lo es;,sN't''..'. = 49, ts''> 'po
.#1''>. os;,.,;+,gt,,o, ,,1;or t,1og;ot ,,at+o.
..,t,n4 ,1;a,on 5eI11aisti. eta 1,,Qantpil.
a,Ite f,sss g
1tsn'uuftaa po1fon 7p0snoa4e'sld.
;.r,,,,4,nhsogYo;;ae,, 0,,oresto ;octtoi.
:: .,,aa,,,n;r;or;;;::;;4 ! ,,,srSisst fo,,4-
rolleeroo,,,on,, ,c,,raotpan aso2sis,rrelo-
Ya;aroat;;o ;of,,,,,,o,, ;os foiff; NJ.
~ .hn,seoat -,o,4,;,;in ,,,or;4,,f{i
,,,,.;;, - a;;;a,n -nooIois,o
oe;,,;t,anco1ior t,,Yofrt ein,;t oIe
o,,;;,,fSa53,, en;to;n,o;i;o ,,no,,,n;Yie}i-
;ss;,, : t,a1aiate,, nari;tti5en toi,,,in-
r ,,o,. ;,,hto;;1l. a,;,,itnsmoo1eis,o r.
,,,o,,o,,,s; ,,=: ,,o;,,,o tafoo mora,on moi
.+,,,, ,,,or,os;f,,,,,, noolp;s{o finn moo-
1;+o;s4aI, i;11ripstpt;6n fnllin tcI,of-.
foo#{i
-. - ~. a..x, ),
.0''''Ae'D'"1 a'Mu''ua"'e'v''S"
pAl'''e' 'hl'1'e''
Maltiole aontenlosf,,=la =la,1tafltt1,a1
tarfistarnielt lopullisten hrlosten
,n1lfnaa, motif S. sf .: Bre1ts re-.
puElifoaaripuoll,een 1rist1itptfen m(ilt--s
neiota,l tl1iDernoorie ebboffoaffi Diime.
miifon 11,aa,ra1ttoi11u tpir11itetllsIu ni=
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
ObbDs,pallat t1tnnnstannt 0nnte,na.
lat bnllitllfjen.

DbbDsmaltailt hallitlts pl1 tltnllusz
tanitt 5errera,1 ballit1ffiet1 Buate-.
qllolasia, jofa ielirnii til Gstraba
Gabreralr bollitl1Sfa, illnoifetaan
tpalhipipirnstnsta
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02
1tnfariilt 1lli,,iisterist6 eronn,tt.

1tnfarirt nlinisterist6 eronn1tt.
True translation filed with the poet
master at New York Mills, Nina, as
required BY act of October 9, 1921 .
nnfaritr ll,i1listeri5to on ijditt1nDt
erobdfe felnilfien{a fertpo gnoapestisz
ia gsieniin inap,l,ll1t telefoonitieto ia
frettpi slpppnpi1t ilaroite tetdan8 olenal1
ltlioen fofoa1l,ls sl1tinis terist6ll iobta-
ionu. 55s55
Uusi kotimaa., 1920-07-02

4 gnglannin labettildafii saffaun
on l1initettp >t,tntett11 ra.bun,ies ia
gnglannin ipafiil,on1aliiffee1, fo,it=
rolleeraoin lnroi b'Abernolr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
Notions

low ", priced, keeping pace
with the present low
market
GEM HAIR NETS-in can
and straight styles, and as
sorted colors, dozen, SOC.
SNAP FASTENERs-in white
and black and all sizes, 3 dozen
for loo.
COTTON CROsGRAIN
BELTING-in black and white.
Ill widths from W to 3 inches
Yard, &c; or 10 yards, SOC.
SAMPLE SCISSORS AND
SHEARS-in assorted sizes.
Fine quality, pair, Csc.
BIAS SEAM TAPE-6-vard
piece, in assorted widths.
Piece, 1oc.
DRESS SHIELDs-lieht
weight, in all sizes, both large
and small. Pair, I5c.
DRESSMAKER'S PINs-in
Alb. boxes. Good points and
very convenient to have, Isc.
SAFETY PINS-Nicke1
plated, in all sizes. Good
points, 3 dozen, lOc.
CORSET LACES-in white
only. Each lace FIVE yards
long, 5 for l0c.
CHILDREN'S SUPPORT
ERS-in black only. All sizes.
Pair, loo.
First Floor-LansburgA 4
Brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
Christmas Gift
Handkerchiefs

Fine linen cambria and
silk handkerchiefs for men
and women. They are al
ways timely gifts-for a per-
son can't have too many.
WOMEN'S ALL-LINEN
HANDKERCH1EFS-Very
soft finish, nicely hemstitch-
ed. Each, 1Sc-or 3 for SOC.
MEMS ALL-LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS-Full-
size Handkerchiefs, and
hemstitching. Nice soft
finish, 6 for SITS.
WOMEN'S CA BRIC
H A N DIX ERCHIEFS-Of
very fine soft materials. full
size. With colored rolled
edge, each, IOc.
WOMEN'S CREPE DE
CHI F HANDKER-
CHlEFS-Rol1ed edge, in
&. pink, blue, orchid, Nile and
maize, each, 1z1ac.
WoMEN's CREPE DE
Oh N E HANDKER-
CHIEFS-Nicely hemstitch-
ed and embroidered cor
ners. In all the dainty
tints, 3 for Csc.
First Floer-Lansburxh &
Brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises
&0 OK &9OS &I OK
1926

Made of fine quality crepe de
chine, nicely tailored with yokes OF
self, georgette and lace trimmed.
Camisole tops and built-up shout
ders which insure the utmost in
wear, $2.e5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
1895

Made of fine quality crepe de
chine, yokes of georgette and self
with hemstitching and hand en-
broidery; also dainty lace inser-
tons with either ribbon straps or
built-up shoulders; very carefully
made, 1895.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
$4.Q5

Made of heavy crepe de chine,
yokes of georgette and val laces.
These may be had with built-up
shoulders as we'll as georgette
straps; unusually well made, being
secure at every seam, S4.o5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
$4.Q55

Fine, heavy quality crepe de
chine and wash satin make these
gowns. Models in the empire
effect with lace Jokes both back
and front, and may be had in
regular and extra sizes. They are
a delight to the eye and touch,
Special value at $4o5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
Children $ ''Undies .
much lower priced

SIPS CHILDRENS MUSLIN NIGHTIES
Sizes E months to 8 years. Embroidery
edges for trimming, 79c.
$3.50 CHILDRENS COMBINATIONS
Made of crossbar muslin. 2, 5 and 7
years, special, 79c.
INFANTS LONG SLIPS-and Long
Skirts. too, made of fine nainsook, all hand
sewn Special, $1.95.
CHILDRENS FLANNELETTE NIGHT
DRAWERS-also Nightgowns. In sizes
to IA years. Special, $l.s9.
Third FIoor-LansburEh & Brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

Beautifully made night gowns
with yokes back and front of fine
lace and soft color ribbon running
through the insertion. There is
nothing so lovely as silk nighties
and indies for women who love
nice things, 1896.
CAMISOLES-Of wash satin
with Jokes of lace and ribbon str
over shoulder. Excellent quality >.
PAJAMAS-In either the two-l
models. Of wash satin and ere
trimmed
$1O.95, $1z.95, S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
When We Say It's Wool, It's Wool

There j. now pending in Congress bill which
seeks to make compulsory the truthful labelling Of
all fabrics.
The consumer is entitled to be protected by
every possible safeguard against any and every
imposition And it is as much to advantage as it
is to yours that goods shall be truthfully labelled
The manufacturer is unknown to you. If you are
deceived in the quality of merchandise you pur
chase, your censure falls the store from which
you make the purchase
We have found, however, that the reputable
and well established manufacturers and producers
with whom deal can be depended upon. Their
regulations, like ours, would not permit them to
attempt any subterfuge ~
or substitution. ~1
We always try to tell l..
the exact truth about y
all of our merchandise. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
Crepe de Chine and Wash Satin Night Gowns
1896 $4Q5 1926
$55.Q5

These dainty night gowns are
made of extra heavy quality crepe
de chine and wash satin, with en-
pire and handkerchief yokes; lace
trimmed as we'll as tailored models;
also some beautifully hemstitched,
Special value at $5.o5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

Starting Tuesday morning, 10 o'clock a Lamp Shade
instructor will be hand to help all those who wish to
make shades for Christmas presents their own USE
Silks iringes braid tasses also all sizes OF wire frames
may be bought in our Art Department. 5th Floor
Fifth Floor-Lansburxh 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

$loS DAY CASES-On good quail
ity tubing: may also be q 40
used for pillowcases. Pair. @A. ~
SOFA PILLOW COVERS-Ready
to slip on the pillow. These are
made of many attractive combina-
tons of velour and tapestry and nicely
trimmed with gold braid. GO 40
WHITE TEA APRONS - OK.
Stamped in dainty designs. NV
SMALL, WHITE CENTER OK.
PIECES; also Table Covers. 1OS
FULL LENGTH STAMPED
BREAKFAST COATS-In
e eopsn' rose and orchid $2,75
BUNGALOW DRESSES-To be
embroidered in wool. Made of crepe
in rose, peach, blue and "a IN
orchid Observation-Disclosures. @s.OO
BUNGALOW APRONS-Made up
in crepe; rose, copen, tan and green;
very simple and easy designs. S1.59
and $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

HEMSTITCHED TOWELS
Size 19x32; stamped in dainty
French knot, loop-stitch and
cross-stitch designs on the Dry
Well Toweling, the best alb
sorbent toweling on the mar
ket today; some have hem
stitched ends for crochet 20.
ing. Special, each. go. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
Children S Gineham
Dresses.
Greatly Reduced
$1.95

For little girls of from to years.
Made of the daintest checks and stripes<
Of fine quality gingham, and trimmed with
solid contrasting colors. These are Sc
curely made. with full skirts and plenty
of room for play time that every little
girl needs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

On account of the break in the silk market and a
consequent drop in prices, able offer,
ngs OF fully $50, silk gowns envelope chemises and
pajamas lovely accessories your wardrobes and very
appropriate for Christmas gifts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14
Make Your Christmas Gifts!
Buy Stamped Goods Now

Every appreciates embroidered than anything else
receive they realize the affection that
a small gift OF their handiwork.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

$50 WOMEN'S NIGHT
GOWNS - All made up and
stamped in simple, dainty de-
signs: full sizes and lengths;
unusually fine stitching co.
and Pinch hem. ........ w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

75c DRESSER sCARFS--On white
Indian Head; for all white SQo
embroidery. Special ......... wv
$500 TABLE RUNNERS-Velour
and tapestry trimmed and finished
with gold braid. In mulberry rose.
blue, brown and green. 81 IN
Special. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-14

PILLOWCASES With neatly
hemstitched ends for crocheting seal
Tops; in many new and dis
tinctive designs. Special, 81 Of
pair $~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-03
SUBMARINE CREW
SAVED after Dive
CBx Associated Pressl

Philadelphia. Sept 5--The of
hcers of the United States sub
marine SIS. which was partially
flooded while making dive, 35
miles southeast Of Cape Helopcn,
were rescued and taken on board
the steamer. Alantus, according
to radio message early today. 1t
said the crew was in bad shape
but recovering. None of the crew
were injured and the submarine
was taken in town by the Allan
tus.
a small buoy with. a b1tzzer and
a bell. a development of the world
war, that gave the men a chance
for their life after being submerg-
ed nearly two days. The lookout
on the transport. General Goe-
thals. said the bouy, which was
cast loose when the submarine
wen tdown, caused a small boat
to be sen ito the bouy. Telephone
communication was established
with the submerged men and the
rescue work began.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-03
FIRST STEP TAKEN
FOR BIG MEMBERSHIP
Madison Burley Growers Invited
To Affiliate With New Asso-
ciation of Four States

Information regarding membership
to the Burley Tobacco Growers As
sociation is being received in circulars
being issued to producers in this and
other counties as the result of plans
of the association for a mail drive for
members which is said to be very ex-
tensive. The letters are being sent
to all parts With the view of soliciting
membership in Kentucky, Ohio, Indi-
ana and West Virginia. The organiza-
tion is expected to be one of the big
gest of the kind representing any
growers in the country and its for
nation, which was recently complet-
ed at Lexington, is reported as hav-
ing been very successful.
Madison county growers favor the
organization in the majority, it is
claimed although there is no direct
affiliation with the association as yet.
Directors of the organization will be
elected at the ratification meeting on
September 30. The directors will
elect officers who will serve until the
first Monday in March, 1921, when
the executives for the ensuing year
will be chosen. The organization
committees arrangements are only
tentative and must be passed upon
and approved before the organization
can be perfected and charter ap
piled for. 1t is for the purpose of con-
sidel'ing the plans formulated by the
organization committee appointed at
the hurley convention held at LeXing-
ton several weeks ago that the COM
ing ratification meeting was called.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-03
BUMPER CORN CROP

Reports from the four corners
OF the county are to the effect
that the corn crop will be the big
gest in years and preparations
are being made for the gathering
later, since the prevailing wealth
er is said to be conducive to the
development OF an unusual guam
tlty and quality as well. Farm
ers are especially jubilant over
the prospects.
Much of the crop was put out
late, owing to the tobacco situa-
tion at the time. however. the
grain after gaining a start. de
veloped rapidly and has been con
tlnuing in such a manner as to
produce a record crop. 1t is be-
lleved, since the acreage is also
large, that the greateset crop will
be gathered in Madison county
this year that has been recorded
Tor a period of ten years.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-03
MRS. JOE BENDER
LOSES HER FATHER

Mrs. Joseph Bender is, in Win
chester, where she was called by
the death of her father, Mr.. w.
E. Singleton, prominent con-
tractor of that place. Mr.. Sin
gleton died Wednesday night af-
ter a very brief illness. He was
seized with a fit of coughing and
died soon after physician arriv-
ed. " He was the senior member
of the firm Of Singleton and Sons,
and is survived by his widow and
the following children; Mrs. T. E.
Warnocy, of Detroit, Mich; Fred
Singleton, Akron, O.; Edgar Sin
gleton, Youngstown, O.; Mrs. Joe
Bender, Richmond. KY: Mrs.
Lyman, Percy Single
ton, John Singleton, Miss Ruth
all Of Winchester.