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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28
AIBuaueraue Morning Journal Sunday, March 2s 1920,
THEATERS TODAY

"B" Thcatcr-The Cosmopolitan
corporation presents THE Cinema
Murder" with Marion Davies as the
leading character = Para
mount-Artcraft picture; also an
episode Of Bound and Gagged. +"
AS an added attraction the man
agement mas arranged with the
Oliveras Brothers--six people-to
appear in their wonderful musical
acts. both afternoon and night.
Ideal Theatcr-Carl Laermmle
offers, starting today. LockIear, the
ACKNOWLEDGED daredevil Of tho
skies" in The Great Air Rob
berry staged in the clouds hun
dreds of feet above the earth. and
assisted BY France il Ellington;
Ialso the Universal two-ree1 wild
animal comedy, Loose Lions and
Fast Lovers"
Lyric Thcater-"Even as Eve, "
from Robert w, Chambers, Q start
Hing story THE Shining Band"-a
drama of feminine wiles, and one of
the best stories of It's kind yet
placed on the silent screen: also
a two-reel comedy, Maids and
Notwithstanding really good
to see,
Pastimc Theatcr--Alice Brady.
one of the most regular visitors to
the Albuquerque film fans, viii be
seen in her latest Select Pictures
feature 1.-THE Indestructible Wife;
also Harold Lloyd in his latest
100000 two-reel comedy, From
Hand to Mouth"
Coming Soon-The greatest and
grandest minstrel show on earth,
is the way the management de-
scribes Gus Hill's bill minstrels,
which is scheduled for an early
appearance in this city at the
Crystal opera house. An impos-
| ing array of famous comedians.
splendid soloists, nimble footed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28
TOTAL INCOME TAX
RETURNS FOR STATE
ARE OVER $500, 900

Income and excess profits taxes
for the state of New Mexico APP
proach an aggregate of over $780,
600 according to reports from the
local revenue office.
A total of s90S,S29.172 has al
ready been realized by the national
treasury, 1t is revealed in state
ments regarding the first install
ment returns that have been issued
by every state in the union.
hese figures are considerably
lower than those representing the
first payments last year but the
discrepancy Is attributed to the
lowering Of the novmal income tax
rate,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28
RUPTURED?
TRY THIS FREE
New Invention Sent on 30 Days Trial
Without Expense to You.

Simply send me your name and | will
send you my new copyrighted rupture
book and measurement blank when
you return the blank / will send you my
new invention for rupture When Ii ar
rives put 1t on and wear it. Put It TO
every test you can think Of. The harder
the test the better you will like it. You
will wonder how you ever got along with
the old style cruel spring trusses or belts
with leg straps OF torture. Your own
good, common sense and your own doc
tor will tell you 1t Is the only way In
which you can ever expect a cure. After
wearing 1t 30 days. II 1t is not entirely
satisfactory in every way---if 1t Is not
easy and eomfortable--if you cannot
actually see your rupture getting better,
and if not convinced that a cure is mere
iy question OF time, just return it and
you are out nothing. Any rupture APP
pliance sent on 80 days trial without
expense to you Is worth a trial Tell
your ruptured friends of this. EASY
HOLD CO., 1905 Koch BLDG, Kansas city.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28

li4see thcz claimed t. lave bsoa n
Il transport corps in France and
that they had been discharged
after their return from overseas,
They We're. however, unable to
produce proof and eventually con-
fessed TO deserving the army At
Eagle Pass, Tex. on october ~
.l9t9a
During their confineMeht al the
county jail previous to trial they
made several attempts to break
out and at one time succeeded in
saving three bars in a iai win
dow in two before they were de-
teeted Pieces of hack saws were
later taken off their persons and
one piece was found concealed in
the leg of an iron bed on which
one of them slept sentence will
lie pronounced on the men at the
lend Of this term of court.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28

Ize them with future work.
], A. Buttriss, financial director
for this section, returned yester-
day from conference of southern
state directors at Ell Paso He left
last night for Belen and Socorro
In the interest of the financial
campaign.
Mrs, Fanny Jones, VINO has been
identified with the survey depart
ment for the past several months,
has resigned her position here to
take up similar work in Hunting
ton, West Virginia. Mrs. w. p.
Mahood, of Los Angeles, VII as
sumo her duties in the local office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28
INTER- CHURCH TEAM
, LEADERS WILL MEET
HERE NEXT MONDAY

The team leaders of county con-
ferences in the lnter-church World
movement will meet at the Broad
way Christian church Tuesday,
March 80. II. A. Bachelor regional
director Of the field department.,
will arrive from Kansas City to
conduct a training conference for
the team leaders to better familiar
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28

dancers and mirth provoking end
men, is promised 1t is claimed
that this seasons organization has
surpassed anything ever offered in
the way of minstrelsy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28
GRAY HAIR TELLS
TALES. TINT IT!


IEtElAL E-ALIN<AtEKI SEMI FNEW ]
Gray hair is tattie-ta Don't
endure it until you are really old. IL
at forty you still feel young then
take the trouble to look young. For
to look and feel young 10 to be
young. 1t is just as easy to keep
your hair young and beautiful as to
retain your youthful interest in life
and people. Tint the gray, faded,
streaked strands with "Brownatone,"
as thousands of women have done.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28

Salt Lake Cuy. .Sarcn 27.--Nine
alien enemies were released from
the Fort Douglas internment camp
here today, one to go to Germany
and the others to their homes In
various parts of the United states,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
PLAYS ROUND OF GOLF

tsV SoRHtna JOURNAL SPECIAL LEAsEo w'ssr
Ormond Beach, Fla, March 81
John d. Rockefeller, who is a Wis
itor here, played a round of golf to-
day with a gallery looking on. Mr.
Rockefeller said he was in fine
trim.
Mr., Rockefeller has unique
way of playing golf, riding from
hole to hole on his bicycle.
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Mail This Coupon Now.

I The Kenton pharmacal Ca.
n 4e2 Coppin Bldg, Covington. Ky.
Enclosed find IL cents Ito cover
1 postage, packing and war taxi
Tor Trial Package of Brownatone.
..... Light to Medium Brown or
| ..... Dark Brown to Black.
Mark with X shade wanted and mail with
| -ynur f,T gaIaQ and aaaresa, $50
sold In Albuquerque BY the AIvaras
Pharmacy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28

'Brownatone Ia MY Hezf Friend,r
This wonderful preparation does
not rub or wash off. Ii you want a
delightful surprise, just brush or
comb a little "Brownatone" through
your gray, streaked, or bleached hair
and see 1t change like magic to gold
en-. soft or deep rich brown, or black
any shade desired--the exact color
to set off your complexion.
Absolutely Harmless.
"Brownatone" Is odorless, grease
less, and positively non-injurious,
Guaranteed to contain no lead, sui
phur, silver, mercury, zinc, anline,
or coal tar products Used for
switches as well as growing hair.
Two .colors: Light to Medium
Brown" and Dark Brown to Black"
TWO sizes, $50 and S1.15, at all Lead.
ing druggists.
Special Free Trial orer.
Send only lie with this coupon
TOR Free trial package and helpful
booklet on the care OF the hair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-28
ITHII IIlIIllITEHlHHlMANNIAM.

We feel the same way; we
h old ourselves responsible
for every suit you buy here.
If it's not right, we'll make
it right with you. Money
back if you say so. y
The Washington times., 1920-06-24
us. BARS GIRL Who
Tilted HER F|ANCE
immigration Board Decides to
Deport Stenographer Who
Turned Down Captain.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Capt. Paul
Miller. Miss Nell Butler. Dan Cupid.
and Hymen were out OF luck yester-
day.
The Ellis Island board OF. special
inquiry. after listening to the girls
plea for admission and the SWANS
tervid defamation In her behalf,
voted that she be excluded.
Captain Miller and Miss Butler, who
Is from Manchester. England, and Is
I stenogTapher. will return TO Eng
land on the steamship Csronia next
Saturday.
= Miss Butler started for Halifax on
he Royal George, her passage paid
by Capt. T. J. Kitchin. a Canadian, to
whom she was to have been mar
red. Aboard the liner she decided to
become the wife OF her feilow-pas-
'enger, Captain Miller.
Captain Kitchin acauiesced. but the
'anadian immigration authorities said
'he would have to live up to the
riginal purpose OF her trip to Halifax
". return to England. She decided to
return.
At yesterdays examination IL was
brought out that from Halifax to New
York she was a paid" passenger and
therefore,, had some claim to admis-
'ion TO the United States. whereas
she would have been automatically
barred as a deportee had she not paid
her passage but depended on the
'unard line to transport her In ac-
ordance with the laws requirements
the cases OF deportees.
However, the board decided this was
IN inconsequential detail.
Canfain MgIIar cnmnIa ipaa IN Tho
board that the girl while at Ellis
Island had been compelled to room
With the natives"
Asked to explain. he said: "The
people look like native American
Indians
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9 HELD FOR STEALING
GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES

TOLEDO, Ohio, June 24.-Federal
agents who are investigating whole,
sale thefts OF Government property at
he Erie proving grounds, at Port
Clinton. announced yesterday that
nine persons arc under bail and fifty
others are sought on warrants charg-'
ng implication in the thefts. which
IRE said to amount to $500. 900.
Officers at the proving grounds are
iaily receiving. stolen property froW
persons who have become frightened.
Property estimated at 100000 has
>een recovered. they say.
Federal authorities say that thieves
'ooted Government trucks at will at
.he grounds. supplies arriving so fast
hat a small corps of officers and men
could not keep account OF them. Gun
parts, valuable instruments, motor
parts and war souvenirs were stolen.
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UMBRELLAS USED AS
GUARD AGAINST OWLS

GIRARD, Kan. June 24-Scree;h
owls have moved into Girard and al
most taken possession OF the town.
They have assumed a belligerent at
titude and numerous attacks upon
persons have been reported.
With the coming OF darkness the
owls go into action and bother resi-
dents on the streets, In their yards
and even on their .porches. Persons
sitting on their porches In the eve
nings or walking on the streets are
guarded by umbrellas.
Pearl Bond, "A Girard man, going
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PREDICTS 100 YEARS
FOR AVERAGE LIFE

CHICAGO, juno 24.-"The day Is
coming when women and men, TOO.
will live 100 years" DR.. William 8.
Sadler told members OF the Illinois
Federation of Women's Clubs. I'VE
have in the last 100 years lengtheed
life at least twenty years. The death
rate proves ii. There will be an aris-
tocracy OF race produced which will
eclipse all other aristocracies."
The Washington times., 1920-06-24
CATCH THEIR
FISH With PITCHFORKS

SPRINGFIELD. III, June 2t.-Fish
are so numerous around Granite City
Ill. where the recent rains have
caused floods from the Mississippi
that farmers are heaving them out OF
the Hooded nelds with pitchforks.
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BUTTON BARGAINS

Ocean Pearl Buttons-4 DOzes 25c-
In small sizes; very good for waists,
dresses and children's clothing. CE~
For Friday only, 4 doz. for. :. AOS
Fresh Water Pearl Buttons-3 Cards
25c-With 3, 6, 9 and IL on a card.
Very good for skirts, blouses, 0Sr
rompers. etc. cards for. ........ HOS
First Floor.
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home a few nights ago. was hg On
the back OF the head. Believing he
had been attacked by footpads' Bona
dropped a suitcase and ran. He found
an owl WAS his assailant.
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Ribbon Remnants

Remnants of Fancy Ribbons, Yard, 2Sc
-Moire, taffeta and satin ribbons, in
large assortment of colors and styles, in
lengths suitable for any purpose. 90
Rainbow Ribbons, Yard. 89c-In plain
and two-tone effects. They come in all
colors and are very good value. Fine
for camisoles, etc. Friday, %.
First Floor.
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All Enjoyed the Party

except the girl with a bad skin. She
has lovely eyes. teeth and hsir-but
,ooki Beauty wins attention. sdmirs-
ton, triumphs. And besuty's most i'm.
portant feature IL q satiny skin. There's
,nIy one way to secure II: Apply Satin
skin Cream: then Satin Skin Powder.
IA tin always succeeds; and so does the
attractive girl.
The Washington times., 1920-06-24
LANSBURGH &BROTTIER
Friday Bargain --Remnant Day

There is nothing mythical
about these Friday savings-the
best proof of the worth of these
sales is their growth. Every
thing for Friday is priced appre-
ciably less than regular. The
price quoted is for Friday only.
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Wash Goods
Reduced!

5Se Plain Color Orgsndies, Yard, 5sc
40 inches wide; good quality; in maize,
green. tan, gray, light blue. pink and
white; just for Friday, co.
Toe Imported Naiasook, Yard, 59c-34
inches wide; very fine, woven quality;
permanent siIk-like finish: for fine under
garments; pink and white only. co.
Friday, yard. JOS
White Chiffon Wolfe, Yard, $3.50
inches wide; fine crisp quality for SS.
waists and dresses, At, yard. OOS
REMNANTS - White and Colored
Wash Goods, Yard, 55c--These are the
accumulated short lengths of our finest
wash goods; that sold when cut from full
pieces, ps, sup up til to 'l.2S a yard. FRI 55c
First Floor.
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eli eistessd sy . drsw.inx person.
escssr~Se kiss % eiinib up and set
sst erss. 9sder .s rapidly a. Dos.i-
bs~.P
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Fresh Candies

$3.50 Windsor Chocolate q m
Almonds, pound box. ~A'oo
x1.OO Lowell & Covel's Delicious
Assorted Chocolates. pound "a.
S1.OO Lady Helen Chocolate
Covered Cherries. full 20.
pounn
pound S%S Jordan osa. Almonds 49c
6Oc Lowell d Covel Cream 40
Caramels, pound. ....... TIC
,.ss soe Kiss.s. Hss.sey'o ponna MIX oAoeo- 69c
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Friday Specials
NOTIONS

s.yard Corset Laces, for 10c-
Very good values for Friday, only, IN
for ...................
Sanitary Napkins, dozen 65c-Very best
quality, large size; IL in &C
DOX
10-yard Pieces English Twil'ed Tape
l5c-Widths n to 1 incn. Good ,1Sr
Crown Snap Fasteners, 3 dozen, 10
In all sizes of either black or M
white; 3dozen ................. AVS
Celluloid Hair Pinsf, 2boxcs, 15c-
In either straight or crimped style; 16~
s in box; boxes ............... AOS
Baby Dimple Safety Pins, dozen, 25c
In all sizes Good points; Ok
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Sc Peters Almond <.
Soc Hootoa's Vanilla Sweet
cnoee'.te' casss haif-pound Csc
2Oc Maillard's Sweet ChOO- o.
olate. Y cakes, 1Sc, 2 for. wv
4Oc Planters Whole SalteA 90.
Peanuts, 6-oz. jars. NV
]Oc U-All-Ne Cream o.
SOC B0rden's MIX CAooolate
Soass Snnss' one-pound 59c
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Imperial Iuory Pyralin
Toilet Articles, 2O% Off

Photo Frames, S4.s8,
sac. $l.2S, SO and 500
Nail Brushes ........ $50
Powder 9e!ss. $l.ss.
$1.3e, IL. 10. $50 and $50
Talcum Powder Boxes.
$l.49, $1.ls and. -. $50
Hair Receivers, 31.e8,
$1.6e and. $50
Mems Combs $50
Toothbrush Hold ers,
oval shape .........7eo
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Children's Rain Hats
Special at 75c and $1.OO

Children's Soc Waists, 55c-Made of
good sturdy cambric; trimmed with neat
embroidery edges; sizes 2 to IA SS~
years. Friday. y.................. OSS
Third Floor.
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Big Bargains in
Small Space
Fourth Floor Specials

$6.ss Reed Sulkies, $4.9s- Strongly constructed;
black enamel frames imitation leather seat, $4.98.
Observation-Disclosures Floor Coverng-AS-
sorted designs and colorings; limited quantity; very
special. Square yard, 29c.
$s.75 Reversible Fiber Rugs, $5.75-Double-
faced; size 6xo feet Coors-Dark blue, gray, tan
and green; limited quantity. Special, $5.75
$1645 Stenciled Fiber Rugs, $145O-ASsorted
patterns and colored borders; sizes 7.ox1o.o and
83xto.6; slight imperfections Friday choice,
$145O.
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OF Interest to
Thrifty Women

CSC Kitchen Aprons, 50c-Made of
Amoskeag gingham; gored models
with pocket and ties. Spe- en-
rial for Friday. ay............. OVS
$1.5O Dressing Jackets $1.29-
These are of fine lawn, with dainty
pink and blue figures; collar and
cuffs with scalloped edges; belted
ssv ss waist. Fri. $1.29
Jay .s...s.
$50 Muslin Night Gowns. $1.24
-Slip-over ! model, finished with
hemstitching. e. "a
CdCn .........
SPECIAL! Envelope Chemise,
k2.95-Made of good quality crepe
de chine;' hand embroidery and lace
ts'%%sd: pTissd Very specially $2.95
Third Floor.
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Friday Bargains for
Girls and Their
Little Sisters

These specially priced offerings
will be of great help to mothers who
are looking for children's vacation
apparel-at the smallest possible
cost.
$1.95 MILDLY BlOuses, $l.49-Odd lots
and broken sizes. Made of Lonsdale
jean, in all white. or with red or blue
collars. Choice Friday e1AO
Girls $3.50 Rain Cspes, $3.45-Made
Of rubberized sateen, with plaid lined
hoods. Colors-navy or red. 60 Ak
Just for Friday. y................ %Os1O
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0uticls Knives, $50. $50
Nail Polish Boxes. 10
Hat Pin Holders. .... $50
Trays, many di6srent
shapes and sizes,
Se.Ss, $3.ss, S2.sS
$l.4o. no and..... $50
Military Hairbrush-
-, pair, $16.Ss,
Sl2.e6 and. .D.96
Button Hooks. 600. $50
and ................ .xSo
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Friday Bargains
Mems Wear

Mems Pure silk Half Hose, 49c-
Double sole, high spliced heel. In
white only. Sizes 10 and dQc
1Oh. Friday only. y......... 1SS
75c Suspenders, 49c-Good elastic,
full length, leather ends. Only
about dozen in the lot. hOc
For Friday. ........... 1SN
Mems $500 Union Suits, S1.39-
Elastic ribbed, ankle length, short
sleeves. Sizes 81, SO G. 20
and 3S. VAscS
Mems SOC Athletic Drawers, S9c
Plaid madras, knee length. Very
popular and good value. 20c
Friday BARGAIN Price. .... oSS
First Floor.
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Nail Files $50, 6so
and $50
Shoe Horns ..........6 $50
Hat Brushes $2.29
and ..........u.96
Mirrors, round or oval,
$3.50, A.19, $3.19
and ...............$2.49
Combs, hne or coarse,
96c, 79c and. .29o
Perfume Bottles, $2.19,
$l.39, $l.29 and. :. 800
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Vacation Needs
Bathing Caps

All the newest creations; made
of pure rubber; at half the sea-
shore prices
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Friday Bargains
Art Department

$2.25 Night Gowns, $1.69-Stamped
and ready-made, of fine quality nainsook
in dainty designs. Fri C1 co
75c Stamped Dresser Scarfs, 59c-
Made of fine white clover bleach cloth,
for French and eyelet embroid-- EOr
cry
75c Round Centerpieces, 59c--56-inch
size; stamped on good quality clover
bleach cloth, in a variety of de- co.
59c Cretonne Laundry Bags, $50
Ready-made with draw string. Very
serviceable. For Friday 90
only .................... wv
Fifth Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-06-24
Great Sauinss on This
List of Food Products

Armeur's GraDs Juice. yt, -; Ct S7o
wslch's Grsps Juios. pt., 10; Ct oe
Burham's Clam. 90, 10 sad. 80. $50
Dsndslion Buttsr Cslsr. 40 and. 10
Berdsa's Maltsd NH. ss.sS, no
Ind. ..-........-.. '................ eso
Horuek's Matted Nilk, go. TO
ma. ..............-' ~
Psptossaio Nirk. Sl.D and. ...... 80
Philips Cocoa. $50
Brooks Barley. 80 and. 80
Robinsea's Barley. 40 and. .....- no
Johnson's Daxlsy, $50 and. ...... .3oe
Eskay's Feed. go. 60, ~ and. -
Imperial 0ranum. 90, 10 and. =. 30
Nestls's Food, sa.ee, no and. -. 80
Nsllin's Food. go and. $50
stsero Beef Cubes, $i.ss, 90 and. .sso
Armour's Beef Cubes. .3Sc
Red Cross Beef Cubes. .3So
Hirs's Root BAer Extract. .lto
Bee Brand Root Beer Extraot. -. .lko
Our Special Blend Coffee, pound. =. 400
ovaltine, $1.1o and. nd................5o .5oo
Dryco Dry MIN. $3.3e and. ...... .Sec
Fam.ly.Ads. in Eve fruit Aavors, lime,
smen, orange, cherry and faspberry.
Nc package VIII make about TIVE gal
'ns regular 800 size. .2Sc
The Washington times., 1920-06-24
The Best Deodoranf

odor sweet Is harmless
cream, which completely neutral
ICES and ueodorizcs offensive
doors from excessive perspiration.
1t changes this, offensive odor-
overcomes IL by Its chemical ac-
tion-makes 1t odorless and keeps
you sweet and dainty without
harm to health or injury to the
skin.
Apply q small quantity in the srmpit.
or between the toes just after a be tn
and you will find Odor- ~
Sweet one OF the best prepa- nc
ations OF It's kind. ........ ~oS
The Washington times., 1920-06-24
Friday Bargains
BedWear

Beacon Camping Blanket, $6.33-
Dark khaki color. Light weight. yet
warm and durable. Size &C u
,0xS4. Friday price. see. %V'OS
$15.75 Capitol Brand Mattress,
s12.95-Absolutely all layer felt,
soft, resilient and comfortable.
Covered with pretty art ticking, In
blue or brown. Friday they
are specially &10 06
priced. .............. ~AH'~S
&3.95 Cut-0ut Corner Crochet
Spread, $3.39-Scalloped embroidered
edge. #. 6 in. for double bed.
Good quality. Friday &2 20
only ................. ~S'~~
Sixth Floor.
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21c to $1.49
Bathing Shoes

An tho latest desi gns; brand
now stock; and you'll find the
prices exceptionally low.
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First Floor.
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Friday Bargains
Boys Dept

Boys White Duck Norfolk Suits,
S4.98-In sizes 10, II, 13, 15 and
l6. Very good quality and "a QQ
easily laundered. view
Boys Freshie Caps, 29c-Wool
felt in combination colors, tapcd
seams and covered sewedon but
tons. All sizes. Fri 90
day ....................... =. LSC
Boys Coveralls, $1.39-One piece
coverall play suits, in serviceable
Khaki or blue denim. Sizes to
years. Friday @1 20
,nly .................. ~Ao
Boys Khaki Blouses, 98c-Khaki
colored blouses with military col
lars, cut full and roomy. 0Qc
Sizes 6 to Is years. ...... wv
Boys Sport Blouses, 98c--Sport
collar and short sleeves. In light
striped percales. Sizes 6 to or
l5 years. ................
Boys Suits, $6.9S-Serviceable,
light weight mixtures, in sizes 16,
II and IS. Good quality &C 90
and well made. Friday. @OsCO
Boys Bathing Suits, 55c-One-
piece bathing suits in navy blue or
maroon. Trimmed with white &c.
bands. Sizes 4 to ID years. JJS
A Cleanup at Soc
Odd Khaki Scout and Soldier
Coats, also odd khaki Long Soldier
and Scout Pants, broken co.
sizes ..................
rink Floor.
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Thern1os
Lunch Kits

$3.50 No. 407 Half
pint Thermos, in new
fiber case. 33.70.
}. 49, Pint Size Ther-
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