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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
.AB0 PASS HIGHWAY
MARKING GOING ON.
CtRl.Ess PLANS TO 40 WORK
FROM CLOVIS TO
KANSAS CITY

licrl Curlcss n Clovis. n. ~. who "
In charge ~ marking the Abo paas
Highway. WIS In Amarillo and caliu0
upon the Panhandlcrllina Chamber
Of Commerce yesterday.
Mr. Curlcss said that h. had com
plotcd tho marking Cf the highway
from R"len. y. NJ. to Hereford. lnd
thai ho would continue until Il had
been marked nll the Way "a the east.
crn terminal. Kansas city. lie is
arsing the road with the colors Of
M" Ahn 'aEa Highway Association.
yellow ana red
The matter ~ marking the highway
through the city of Amarillo was de
olssod by Secretary Jnmis0n and Mr..
Curlcss hut without final decision
II was not thought advisable Ia place
tic maIkings upon telcphuE" poles
IN the city M they are now being
IN down and placed In the alleys.
Means ~ some kind VIII be- dcvisct..
however Mr.. Jamison declared
NJ. Jamisun II a VIE president of
the association. having been elected O.
that position at n meeting at Clovis
several weeks ago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
MINISTER ARRIVES
REV. ROY RUTHERFORD LEAVES
PADuCAIi. Ky. WORK FOL,
AMARILLO

Hey, i,oy rutherford the new min.
lsier Of the First Christian church lo
succeed Rev. T.. &. Molcy arrived IN
Amrlllo yesterday morning and was
getting acquainted with members Of
niH church especially In the business
district Of the city. yesterday after
moon. ie viii take up the work ~ pas.
tor 81 the local Christian church form.
ally Sunday. preaching NJ both morn
INK ana evening services.
i,oy. Rutherford has Just completed
y five years pnsturate with the First
Christian Church offpaducsh. Nv. Dol.
lowing II an article from . recent IT,
sue Of the News Democrat of that city'
Tho Rev Roy Rutherford. who was
pastor OF the First Christian church
here five years viii leave this morn.
INK for Amarillo. Texas Hc accepted
a call 10 the pastorate ~ the Chri-
tan church IL Amarillo IN July and
VIII begin his work there next Sun1n".
REV. Mr.. rutherford r. young
man of unusual ability and attain.
mcnts and an exceptionally brilliant
oiai0r His standing as one of ;he fole'
most men In the Christian Brother
hood In attcstcd by the ilattcrlng calls
he has received from prominent
churches within recent months. he
has been sought by the church nj ~
'hlo. Colo. the Broadway Christian
church az Denver. kansas City
church aud the Walnut HIS chrir
tlan church uf Cincinnati. The church
Il Amarillo IN 10 bc congratulated on
having So capnl IT, Il man as MIR Ruth
.crf0rd ns iis leader.
Mrs. Rutherford and their little
daughter. Ruth. Will .cmnin -sYith Mrs
llutherfurds parents nc Lawrence.
burg. Ky. several weeks Mr. Ru,hcr
ford plans g. meet his wife and baby
prducah after the Glove ruf the m.
ilonal convention OF thu Church ~
Christ IN 81 Louis. October 1924.
md accompany them a. T"NHI Both
Mr. and Alrs Rutherford have innum'
cradle friends here to wish them con
tlnucd success In their new home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
DISTRICTS BOUNDARIES
GIVEN BY SCHOOL BOARD
IN STATEMENT ISSUED

IN order that the parents aud
school children may know la Just
What districts thry belong. the board
~ trustees has issued the following
statement In regard a. ,hc boundary
linta OF the various school districts:
High School. Pupils In giades To IL
inriusivc, all over the Cl.y.
:. aunior High Sciiool. Pupils IN grade,
= and I all over the city. fupilc In the
high fifth grade residing south and
wvst OF line running from the west
sfdr Of tho city cls, un STU street 90
Harrison. south on Harrison to 10Th.
east on 10th 10 Fillmore south on bull
more 90 18th. east on 18th 10 the san.
u 10 Railroad and south on the Santa
re 10 the country.
Folk School. Pupils In grades ! e.
low 9TH Inclusive. residing south of a
line running east an nth street 10
Nan Duren. north ON Van Buren, 10
lWh. east on 10th O. Fillmore. south
On Fillmore ~ nth aid east on ilth 10
the Santa FL. This district ~ bounded
IN the east bv the Santa FL and on the
south by 10Th street. Pupils in the low
fifth south Of sth street and west 81
Harrison will go to the Polk School.
Wilson School Pupils In grades | t.
high fifth. Inclusive. residing south of
lslh street.
johnson School. Pupils In grades ono
to high nth. inclusive. residing south
81 she Denver railroad. east OF Illui.
son, and north and cant of line run.
ming from Harrison street east on 10th
:. fillmort south on Fillmore 10 nth.
east on nth 10 the Santa Re, and
south ON he Santa Fc tu the country.
grades residing IN GlcnwoO, S-i san
JacintO VIII 60 10 the Johnson schlu,
Pupils In the low and high fifth
grades residing Snuth 1T the Denver
railroad west Of Harrison and north
or 18th strict win 20 To johnson.
buchanan school. Pupils In grades
cue a. high fifth. inclusive. residing
north a the Denver Railroad
Mckinley School Pupils In grade,
ora 10 high fourth. inclusive residing
south 81 the Denver railroad. west ul
Harrison street. and north Of line
running from the west. east on ia
street TO Van Buren,. north ON VA
Burrn, 10 10th and east ON 10th q
Harrison. Pupils IN grades one to higi
fourth inclusive. residing IN San ia
cinio will 20 10 Mckinley school.
GienwOod School. Pupils In .gadci
enc 10 high fourth. inclusive. residing
~ ulenwoOd south II 18th street ant
,ast Of the Santa Re.
Ear Ward School. Pupils. In tn,
first grade east OF the Santa Pc an,
north UfNI1th street Pupils IN grades
. % the high nth. inclusive. in ihl
territory NlIl 20 20 Johnsot School.
frrd Douglas School. Colorvd pupil
al over the city. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
WHITE WAf WORK /
To BEGIN SHORTLY.
NINN ELECTRIC COMPANY WILL.
PtT UP EXTENSIONS
To SYSTEM

installation ~ extensions 10 Ainn.
iillU's white way system WI be- be.
gun whit nton days az two weeks. Il
VIA announced ycatcrday at the noard
II CITY Development. The contract for
this work, which Includes the install.
ing II standards. eight Ca the block
W rc being four an each eide ~ the
stiect. ON Taylor street from First 10
Eighth. On Polk street from Eighth
- Tenth. ard IN Fourth street iron,
Polk in the Santa Fc s,ainn. was lei
some months ago 20 the Mum Flee.
iric company Of this city, and a.
materials are now mere. Cast iron stan.
dnths with five lights WIN be- us,d.
The funds for the extensions 10 the
Hvstcm were raised by Rubscrlptlons
equal Ia 81 front foot OF property
"nuns upon tic routes upon which
me white way n a. be Installed. and
w" secretary ~ the Board Of city
,tVelVpincni reports that a sufficient
,nouni has been raised Ia take care Of
the project. W
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
CAS- DISPLAY WILL
Be GWEN TONIGHT
FIELD NORfn OF CITY TO str.
PLY tsiARIII0 BEGINNING
SUNDAY.

Long hcforc the first signs ~ win.
ter hit the Panhadlc. Amarillo gas CON.
siimeIs viii be- burning natural giS In
their homes. The gas will be turned In
Ia the distributing mains of this city
tomorrow morning. T. Lorn Dn
manager of the Amarillo Gas Com
pany said ycsterday.
Fol tho benefit Of tho public the ga
win DO burned from u large ,dandpipr
that has Docn erected Just few BLOCKS
northeast ct 81 Anthonv's sanitIriuui.
The demonstration Ia begin NJ O'clock
tonight. The general public Ia invited
10 visit the affair and 20 observe what
viii be likeness 10 burning gaI
We'll
In honor az thc event Of bringing
natural gns into Amarillo. there will
bc bllSt ypsaliipg. program
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
G8BPERETl0H OF
People THANKED
Y BY kHNA DIVAh
OFFICIALS GRATEFUL FOR sPIR.
IT SHOWN DURING CERE.
NORMAL THURSDAY

Thy y. u, Jpuilson Tor khiva Dlvan.l
t>hiva Temples first ceremonial N
noe Z matter ~ history and accord
ing 10 The remarks that were mum. r.
Cutly handed out by the guests Of the
occasion, " was no only u day valuable
In the lmpulge " masonry hat It ,gaa
day 81 distinct Importance 10 the
city n Amarillo.
Two hundred ahA rixty. four novlccs
IN tina, dly, btcamc Mobiles oil the Mys.
tic ShTsnas llfiiihci Ahey were accom-.
panied by wives. Aweethcarts aud hun.
dreds 81 admlfnE ffFnds and TO tho
10Y of khiva Divan. No far ms We aIo
able 10 learn. none went away dis
We wan, ,oiSxskis our thanks and
appreciation fer the successes ~ the
day from those 'yithin the limits Of
the Gus. Amaat5nilptcl facilities. ut
this time. are not adequate 90 care
for crowd such as came 10 Amarillo
on .scptember the second.
Report was made TO tile Imperial
Council that Amarillo Ia the face Of
alt present handicaps would care for
all the caravans that came from the
Hahdswcnt deserts laden with their
burdens or nOylccs Co supplicaie Allah
at The Shrine Of khiva.
Accordingly appeal was made TO the
reople 81 Amarillo 10 open their homes
Tor TIA accommodation 81 our guests
ON last Tuesday go homes were asked
Of our peplo and the rcspnse gave
more ihan $50. Some who were kind
enough 90 proffer rooms were not sup.
piled With guests because the supply
waA IN excess ~ the demand Others
ON account of the lat" arrival 81 many
nlght trains could not be gotten over
tho telephone.
W. have had n great time and a
great and record making ceremonial.
one that has elected the admiration
Of the Imperial potentate and lodged
Impression In his mind that will
support us strongly In obtaining q per.
iInshcnt charter
We have been able Ia entertain the
Visiting ladies' and show them distinct
Courtcslcs Ia Amarillo. This was po1
slblo because all. all the people Of
Amarillo IN and out 81 Masonry mad,
" possible. This statement In Tor tho
purpose q expressing to ynu our pro
ioundcst thanks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
marshall AND LINDSEY
WILL LECTURE IN CITY

Amarillo 10 to BE- visited during tho
coming winter by Niceprcsiden.
Thomas II. Marshall and judge Zen
l.iidscy q, Denver. who will lecture
under the auspices ~ the entertain
mcni committcc Of the Board ~ CITY
Developments Mr. Marshall viii he
here November 20 and Judge Lindsey
February > 81 next year. The latter IL
Noted Tor his work In the Juvenile
court In Denver.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
WHERE TO VOTE

Ii Won live West OF the mid
die OF Taylor Street, vote at
City Hall.
ii YOU live East OF the mid
die OF Taylor Street, vote at
the Court l!ouSe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
TWO AUTOMOBILES ARE
STOLEN; TWO OTHERS
!. BOTHERED BY THIEVES

Two automobiles were stolen of the
sirects " Amarillo during the Shrine
., rcmonisl hero Thursday and M until
lat night neither had been recovered
A Ford car belonging 10 l.. 4. HcrV
wes taken from IN from, IL the Elks
homo THURSDAY night. and about noon
J. y. Rogers Hudson was stolen from
tho curb near the Amarillo Hotel on
THIRD street about noon. Mr.. Rogers
r. constable at Canyon.
\ spotlight. tirc and rim was taken
from IN. car % Sheriff W. W. Gar.
rctt of Claiming. which had been lett
pagked between tlic court houae aud
tn TAIL Thu thclvcs also had tamper.
I'd With the bolt holding an extra tire.
Sheriff Burton Roach's car but cvl.
IDENTIFY gave NJ after discovering heir
Inability 90 work the combination.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
HOW TO VOTE

II you favor bigger, better
Amarillo, vote for the bonds.
II YOU are not interested in
The Community development,
vote against the bonds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
STORE At FLOYDADA
ENTERED BY BURGLARS

Special 10 The News.
FtOYDADA. Tex, Sept, 3-The stor.
u Glad Snodgrass WIS entered last
nighi los hurglars. and over $500 worth
4 merchandise. including several silk
,hirts. WIS taken. II is thought that
'hc burglar entered through akv,
isht and made their escape w nm aui'.
mobilc. Officers have no clue as Sc;
~ the guilty parties.
The same methods were employed IT,
he burglary here a. w. the JaeOl''
IrothcrF burglary NJ plainvicw. some
time aro. Several towns near hcy"
have suffered losses 10 burglars ~
entity. and officers think that u l.
pusgihlc TINT the same thieves are Opcr
ting In the different towns
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
L.llllnrer Gne, ln An,iln.

Leo Ehlinser. division engineer ~
The siatc highway commission. lct'
yesterday morning for Austin ON OF
fetal business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
WOMENMAYV VOTE
WITHOUT POLL TAX
~ OTHERWISE QUALIFIED THEY
ARE Ei.IGfEI.E TO BALLOT
II LATE RULING

Women otherwise qualified may
vote in the municipal bond elec.
ton here today without the pay.
mcnt Of poll taN since the rliiflca'
il0n Of the ninrtrcntl amendment,
~ women may be- required ~ pay
poll tax la primaries only, accord.
Ing 10 a telegram received here
yesterday by a. =. stinnr;i from
" n. keeling. acting attorney
general.
This mc,Sige WAS sent IL re-.
sponse Ca an inquiry By Mr.. Siin.
rett a. to whether womcn who are
property taN payers could vote o..
day.
hue 90 this ruling. II l. expected
tia; efforts viii be made 60 get
large number ~ qualified women
10 yot. in the bond election.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-04
WHO CAN VOTE

Any person. man or woman,
Fl years OF age, who pays a
property tax in Amarillo. II
Won own stock in a corpora
,ion which pays property tax
Won can vote. -.
Poll tax not necessary for
women.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
Wash Goods
Department

Some of Our Most Desirable Wash Goods
in White and Colors in Our Dollar Day Sale
Fine Quality 27-nch Ginghams in Plaids and Checks
at less than manufacturers price today,
yards for S100
Our best styles and colorings in fine 32-inch Cling.
HAMS that will retail this fall at 75c,
yards for S100
Finest Quality Percales in light and dark shades,
newest patterns, the best makes,
~, yards for $100
so pieces of best style Printed voiles-best pat
terms and colorings. Your choice from this line at
s1.O0 per yard
SO pieces of Voiles that would be great values at
75c per yard. For this sale We offer them at
yards for s1.00
% pieces of Dainty White Voiles in splendid vari-
ETY. OF patterns, fine and sheer-75c-S 81 90 value
yards for S1.00
Odd Lot of 36-inch White Suitings and Skirtings.
69-75-S5c qualities, for this sale at the rate of
yards for $1.O0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
Dollar Day
Bargains in
Towels and
Crashes

Purchasing in large quantities many months ago is
the only reason have for making such very low
prices on Towels and Crashes. The present prices
in every much higher.
Full size Huck Towels with coored borders-a fine
wearing towel, 2 for $1.0O
Good Quality Turkish Bath Towels all white-a big
value at SOC each, for s1.O0
Good size, good weight, all white Huck Towels
less than Wholesale 3 for S1.OO
35 Dozen good size White Bath Towels bought al
most year ago to sell at 39c, 3 for s1.OO
20 Doz fine Huck Towels that are usual soc value,
for S1.OO
20 Doz good size. good weight Huck Towels, all
whlte-an old-time bargain, 5 for S1OO
Bleached Huck and Near Linen plain bleached Crash
"a 35c value at present time, yards for s1OO
Bleached All-Linen Stevens Crash-marked to sell
at 45c per yard, 3 yards for 81 90
Bleached Banesley Crash, 17-nch SOC value-our
special value for Dollar Days, 3 yards for 81 90
Stevens AllLnen Crash in brown, II inches wide
real value Que per yard, yards for S1.OO
Stevens All-Lnen Crash, IS inches wide, bleached-
splendld QUO value, 2H yards for S1.OOs
Flag Sets-Flag, Pole, Halyards and Bracket
qi'oo Naue at $1.00 per Set
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
Women's and Children S
Hosiery

Childrens SOC Stockings, black white and brown,
all sizes. Dollar Days, 3 prs. for 81. 90
Childrens very fine grade Use Silk Isle Stockings,
black only, all Sizes Dollar Days, 2 prs. for 81 90
Infants White Silk Lisle Stockings regular 5Oc
Dollar Days, prs for S1.O0
2 prs. Children's 39c Fancy Top Sox and pr. SOC
quallty. All for $l.OO
One Case Women's Light Weight Cotton Stockings,
Womens SOC Silk Isle Stockings in black, white
and Cordovan, all sizes.
Dollar Days, prs. for s1.00
One Splendid Lot of Women's Silk Fibre Stockings
and actual value is $1.00 pr.
Dollar Days, prs. for S1OO
women's s1.oo Fibre Silk Stockings, black. white
and Cordovan, all sizes. Dollar Days, 79c pr.
Women's 9oc Silk Lisle Stockings, in black and
white all sizes. Dollar Days. 69c Dr.
Women's $3.50 Fibre Silk Stockings in black, white
and Cordovan, all sizes. Dollar Days. S1.00 pr.
Wonderful Assortment Drop Stitch Silk Stockings
all in fancy colors, regular price S1.5O.
Dollar Days, 7sc pr
Women's $3.50 Pure Thread Silk Stockings, black
only, all sizes. Dollar Days, S2.98 Dr.
Wonderful Assortment Womens Silk Stockings. in
light colors, Il H300, Gordon make, all 81. Reg
ular price, 1925. Dollar Days. s169 pr.
One lot Mems Silk Lisle Hose, black and colors ali
sizes, regular SOC. Dollar Days. prs. for S1.OO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06

Wool Panama in black-a 50-inch cloth that is
marked at $3.50 in stock, S1.00 per yard
40-inch Serges in blue, black and garnet-at less
than manufacturers price, S1.00 per yard
Navy Blue Mohair, 42-inch, fine cloth for hard
wear, bathing suits, etc.-S1.50 value;
S1.00 per yard
Blue Bonnet Mohair Sutings, like Palm Beach Suit
ings-real value S100 per yard, 2 yards for s1.OO
Odd lot of Printed Saline Innings that sold at SIPS
and S150 yard This sale, S1.O0 per yard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
Silk Department

SO pieces of fine quality Seco Silk in most com.
plete line of light and dark shades, priced for this
sale at yards for S1.OO
1919 Discount on all Dress Silks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
Dollar Day
at Domestic
Department

The prices we make for this sale on household
supplies mean real money saving to purchasers
of these goods.
IN many cases our sale prices are lower than re-
placement prices We advise early selecting as
quantities are none too large for the number Of
purchasers expected.
Colored Stripe Outing Flannel. same quality as i
quoted Tor Fall at 45c per yard, yards for s1.Oo
Grey Outing in Stripes for Shirtings-a real 45c
quality at present time, 3 wards for 6, m
ae-inch Al-Linen Suitings-been advertised every.
"hefe as great value at SIPS. Our price,
$1.00 per yard
oo-nen Mercerized Table Damask. fine linen finish.
very desirable patterns-s15O real value,
s1.O0 per yard
bates Ked Table Damask, the best s1.5O quality
today. Our sale price on limited quantity is onlv
$1.O0 per yard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
Bleached and
Unbleached
Sheetngs

The extremely high prices we are obliged to Quote
ON Bleached and Brown Sheetings are reduced at
least Is per cent during this Dollar Day Sale. We
advise an early selection Wednesday,
Wamsutta Beached Sheetings, ~ inches wide-s125
value, s1 M ~. 800
sale price, ST On vd loo. 1So
Pme Quality Lockwood Sheetings, 2h yards wide
Eur Gn sac price, S1OO per yd. less $50
ON me euai'y onoieached Cotton, 40-inch-rea value
SS9c, yards for 81 90
Good Quality bleached Cotton, 36.inch-real value
e.. "a, yards for S1.O0
- e euah'y lance Cambric, the number that sells
a. ''c' yards for S1.O0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
Women's
Undernnuslins

Women's Night Gowns, assorted styles and kinds,
Regular 1925 and $3.50. Dollar Days. $1.4S
Women's s2.75 and s2ss Night Gowns, embroidered
fronts. Dollar Days. S1.98
Women's 1898 and s425 Night Gowns, embroidered
and lace trimmed, color flesh Dollar Days, S2.9S
Satinette Boomers, in white, pink and blue, regu-
lar $2.75. Dollar Days. S1.9S
One lot Women's Pink Batiste Envelope Chemise,
all good styles, regular S149
Dollar Days, for S1.0O
Fine Assortment Women's Envelope Chemse, reg
ular S1.98. Dollar DAYS, s1,3s
Women's s2.25 and $3.50 Envelope Chemise, many
styles to select from. Dollar Days, $1.6S
Excellent lot Women's Envelope Chemise en-
broidered and lace trimmed, regular s2.9s.
Dollar Days. s2.4s
Women's Silk Crepe de Chene and Wash
Satin Gowns, Envelopes, Boomers and Can't
s0les, all come pink or white,
All marked at 1879 less than regular price
Ladies' White Skirts. lace and hamburg trimmed,
regular price $3.50. Dollar Days, S1.9S
Ladies' White Skirts. regular $685.
Dollar Days. 1929
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06

One lot Of Slp.on Sweaters peacock buff, china
blue, salmon regular 1913. Dollar Days, $5.9S
One lot Coat Sweaters, buff, peacock, turquoise
American Beauty, black, regular $1,000.
Dollar Days, S7.9S
1919 Discount on all Sweaters not specially
priced for Dollar Days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
Bungalow Aprons

One lot of Bungalow Aprons in good quality Percae.
Regular S198. Dollar Days, s1.49
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
Children's Dept.

Splendid lot of White Middes, sizes to H. Reg
ular $3.50. Dollar DAYS, 81 90
Childrens White Lingerie and Colored Wolfe Dresses
sizes from years to IA. Regular price, $1.98.
Dollar Days price, S1.O0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06

Women's Fancy Handkerchief, value 19c EACH
Dollar Days, Z for s1.OO
Women's Fancy Handkerchiefs, value Csc.
Dollar Days, 5 for S.. 90
Womens Al-Lnen Handkerchiefs, plain hemstitched
some with initial value Csc and 29c,
Dollar Days. 5 for S1.OO
Womens Fine Grade All-Linen Handkerchiefs value
33c, 35c and 97hc, Dollar Days, A for $1.OO
Mems Fine Grade Handkerchiefs, value 121sc and
15c Dollar DAYS 10 for 81 00
Mems Csc Handkerchefs fine grade,
Dollar Days, ) for S1.0O
1919 off on all Toilet Goods.
1919 off on all Leather Goods.
1919 off on all Necklaces, Pearl Beads Jew.
elry of all kinds, also Shell Goods and Bag
Tops.
1919 off on all Small Wares.
200 good quality Ladies' Rainproof Umbrellas reg
ular $3.50, Dollar DAYS, s1.79
1919 on all Fancy Silk Umbrellas.
1919 off on all Stationery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06

You going satisfying sensation the
into the there isn't single big
customer Go this the items
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
Women S Knit
Underwear

Women's soc Straight Vests, all sizes,
Dollar Days, 3 for S1.00
Women's SOC Pink Vests, Bodice Top,
Dollar Days, 3 for S1.OO
Women's SOC Vests, regular and out sizes,
Dollar Days, 8 for S1OO
Splendid lot Women's Vests and Tights, fine grade,
regular 75c. Dollar Days, 2 for 81 90
Women's Fine Quality Band Top Vests, all sizes,
regular S1.00. Dollar Days, 69c
Women's very fine Silk Isle Vests, flesh or white,
all sizes, regular S1.50. Dollar Days, S1OO
Women's Fine Quality Summer Union Suits, sizes
SO and 3S actual value &c. Dollar Days, for 81 LOO
Fine Quality Summer Union Suits, shell and lace
knee, sizes 36 and 3S, regular s1.OO and SIPS.
Dollar Days. 69c
Women's Fine Quality Mercerized Silk Isle Union
Suits, white and flesh, cuff she'll knee, all Sizes
regular $3.50 Dollar Days, S1.79
Women's Silk Top Union Suits, flesh color, all Sizes
regular $39S Dollar Days, $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
House Dresses

One lot of House Dresses in dark and light patterns
Regular $2.98. Dollar Days, 1929
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-06
Dollar Day at the Drapery
Department

Very attractive line of patterns in fine Cretonnes
that selling at 59-69-75c ward '0'
yards for 100
Marquesette Curtainings in white and ecr, selling
usually at 59-65-75c per yard. For this sale.
yards for 81 90
Marquesette Sash Curtains. full SIZE made for the
government-splendid value at 75c pair,
pairs for .S1.00
An Extra 10 Per Cent Discount on All Rem.
nants OF Curtainings, Already Marked at
Reduced Prices.