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ADJUSTMENTS.
WEST VIRGINIA THEATEH
Management Of J. J. Neeaan.
Ninth st, NV. Bet. e and g..

LADIES, NOTE! BEGINNING MONDAY,
MARCH %, We Will Play the Colossal III
LADIES ONLY. This Seven Reel Masterpiece.
featuring the Handsomest Screen Star Now
Before the Public Crane Wilbur. will picturize
which the world keeps dumb and the law silent.
This production was originally screened to show
in seminaries to educate young womanhood.
showing the pitfali and all methods used In
commercialzing vice. through the efforts OF
Rev Paul Smith. THE Finger Of Justice" has
been suppressed in many cities and allowed 10
play here through kindness OF the late MAJ.
Pullman who thought this photoplay most
wonderful moral. You will become epellbound
as you gaze upon this realistic even-reel
classic. MOTHERS, BRING YOUR DAueH-
TIERS.
Admission. ESQ net. 10 An. 70 1870 Y.M. .
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new HAMPSHIRE G. o. P.
WOMEN BACK SPAULDING

MANCHESTER, N. H.. March 81
The chief topic of political conversa-
,ion in the Granite state is the move
made this week by forty-three re-
publican women to have Huntley n.
Snaulding. former state food admin
istrator and intimate friend of Her.
bert Hoover, become a candidate in
the republican primaries for the seat
held by United States Senator George
H. Moses.
the Anthony amendment, thus giving
women the ballot. an announcement
of Mr.. Standings Intention to enter
the primaries is expected next week.
HARRY c. SHAW.
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SUNDAY SHOWS FORBIDDEN.
Montreal Falls Into Line With
Rest of Province.

MONTREAL, March 21.-AH places of
amusement in Montreal where admis-
sion is charged in the future must re-
main closed on Sundays, according to
an order issued today by the provincial
attorney generals department.
Concert halls, vaudeville and motion
picture theaters and poolrooms hitherto
+. have been allowed to do business here
on Sundays, but elsewhere in the prov
ince the federal Lords day observance
act has been enforced by municipal
regulations.
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villistas Kill Women in Sonora.

aqua PRIETAI sonora. Mexico.
the. military here that q band. sup
potedly adherent4 OF villa, crossed
an attack on theN village Of Nuevo
Minos. in the sotkheasteen part Of
tho state. and mutdered seveEsa IN
habitants. including women.
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SHIPS MISSING; 142 ABOARD.
French Vessels in Mediterranean
Possible Victims of Hurricane.

/ PARIS. March 27.-Two French
steamers, the Lux and the Vidauban,
have been missing since the recent
hurricane over the Mediterranean. and
1t is believed they were lost with all
hands There were lit persons on
board the Lux and twenty-five on the
Vidauban.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
DANCING.

KEyINiD DANCING m NgsoN
The Conway Private Studio,
OIL sth st. ne. Phone Ldnc. e1AS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27
COMMUNITY ACTION NEEDED
TO COMBAT INSECT PESTS

A great portion of the annual loss
to the grain crop due to insect in
juries can be avoided by vigilance
and vigorous action on the part of
the grain growers. Insect outbreaks
frequently originate within limited
areas, and when this is the case 1t
often is possible to stamp them out
before any great damage has occurred
In other instances the outbreaks are of
general origin, and then community
action is essential in order that the
inroads of the pest may be over
come. The most serious insect enc.
mics of cerial crops, such as the
Hessian fly. the chinch bug, and
white grubs, belong to the latter
class. In the case of these and other
widely distributed foes of the grains
no means of stopping their ravages
will be fully successful until commun.
ity action can be secured in adopt
ing the methods of combat at present
advocated by entimologists.
Fall blowing is doubtless the most
universally beneficial practice for the
control of the insect pests of cerial
crops, and this measure should be
adopted except where it is rendered
impossible by local agricultural con.
ditions. Corn never should be plan.
ted on freshly broken sod land. be
cause this practice is almost certain
to expose the crop to the ravages Of
cutworms. wireworms, and white
grubs. Crops belonging to the bean
family, such as cowpeas, soy beans
clover, alfalfa, etc., may be inter
posed safely between sod and grain
and especially between sod and corn
in order that injury to the grain
crops by these pests may be avoided
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27
SAVE TINE AND GRAIN BY
CARE OF THREsHING MACHINE

Even with the most efficient opera
ton OF threshing machines under the
best field conditions it is probably
not possible to save all the wheat,
say specialists OF the United States
Department of Agriculture. The care
less operator, however, who does not
know ust what the different parts Of
the machine are for, or who does not
watch them closely while the sepa-
rator is running, ma waste a great
amount OF grain unnecessarily. He
will surely have to make frequent
stops for repairs and adjustments.
Every time a machine stops the
whole crew, usually several men and
teams, must be idle until 1t starts
again. a loss of time to everybody
concerned.
The waste of grain through ineffi-
Gent operation of the threshing ma
chimes, though possibly not a serious
matter to the individual farmer, is a
matter of perhaps millions Of bushels
to the nation as a whole. When we
consider that there are six million
farms in the United States, 1t is evil
dent that waste Of only bushel a
set would be an enormous loss in the
aggregate.
Any standard threshing machine
will do it's work with little waste Of
grain or loss of time il kept in good
condition, adjusted properly for the
particular job on which it is engaged,
furnished with the proper amount Of
power applied correctly, and watched
intelligently while in operation. New
ertheless, it is true that a great deal
of time is lost and large amount Of
grain wasted unnecessarily in thresh-
ing. All threshing-machine mapufac-
turers have endeavored to make their
machines as efficient as possible, with
the idea of having the construction
such that they will give minimum
of trouble and do satisfactory work,
However, there are so many parts to
a thrashing machine that it requires
careful attention at all times, and it
must work under such wide range
Of conditions that numerous adjust
ments must be left for the operator to
make in the field.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27

OF apples are used in Spokane, Wash.
each year in the manufacture of
bakers pies. Two years ago 10000
gallons of apples annually were
shipped to Spokane from the state of
New York. Today. although the de-
mand is greater, the quantity of i'm
ported apples has been reduced con-
siderably. for the demand is supplied
at home. That accomplishment was
made possible by 20 young girls
girls between the ages of 10 and IS
who knew that thousands of gal
Ions of Gull apples were going to waste
on farms in the vicinity of Spokane
Through the assistance of the United
States Department Of Agriculture and
Washington state agencies, girls
canning club was formed. with the re-
suit tina. these small Gamers are fur
nishing Spokane bakers with a large
part of their canned apple supplies
Not only do these young girls attend
to the work of canning but they
handle the entire transaction from
start to finish
IL is cOnservatively estimated that
55 per cent of the membership of
boys and girls club work throughout
| the nation consists of girls. Within a
few years the majority of those girls
will take their places as American
farm women. They are now, in their
roblems that will confront them later
on. And while they are doing that
they are learning the fundamental
principles in scientific production and
marketing methods that must sup
plant those being used at present in
order to meet the increasing food re-
quirements of our country.
The grown ups would do well to
emulate their example. On every
hand are instances where, by the use
of improved methods, boys and girls
are securing larger crop results with
a minimum of effort land by proper
grading, packing, and marketing
methods receiving a maximum of re.
ward for their labors.
Some of the finest eggs in the
country are produced in Kansas and
Colorado through the activities of
boys and girls. Boys and girls in
every state are prize winners for
dairy. beef, and pork production. In
New Jersey, through proper grading
and packing methods, the boys and
girls generally top the egg markets
by at least cents a dozen. When
egs were 80 cents a dozen in Massa-
chusetts last year the eggs marketed
By boys and girls clubs brought 81 a
dozen because of their superior quail
ity. Boys and girls poultry generally
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27
sells at higher price than the pre-
yailing market level

sells at higher price than the pre-
vailing market level.
There are many individual instances
OF notable achievements by boys and
girls. One is that Of 15-year-old
girl in Massachusetts who marketed
about 1900 cans of high grade fruits
and vegetables last year. The prod
ucts were so well put up that the Col
ony Club, Of Springfield, Mass. de-
sired to contract for the entire output.
At the present time this young woman
has difficulty in meeting her orders,
which call for 5000 cans of produce
this year. There is a potential busi-
ness woman who is destined to be one
Of Americas highest types of useful
citizen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27
0PEN,AR MARKET FOR
CLUB STIMULATES DEMAND
Success Achieved by Girls and Boys
at Lincoln, Neb., Wins Approval
Of Business Men.

At Lincoln, Ncb., there is boys
and girls garden club that has created
a new departure in the marketing of
garden products. The members OF
the club-four thousand strong
produced more garden fruits and
vegetables than they could use. How
could they dispose of the surplus
crop? An open-air market was sug-
gested. The board of trade and the
chamber of commerce favored the
plan, and a Saturday morning open
air market was created.
At first the business men of Lin.
coin complained that it would inter-
fere with the regularly established
produce trade; later they learned
that, on the contrary. the boys and
girls Saturday market created a
larger demand for produce during the
week, and they are now enthusiastic
over the arrangement. That open
air market has become a regular fac
tor in the economic scheme Of things
at Lincoln; and. curiously enough, IS
per cent Of the members of the club
are girls.
1t may be popularity believed that
the marketing end of farm production
should be conducted by the men.
That may be true with regard to some
commodities, but marketing experts
of the Department of Agriculture
maintain that sometimes women are
better qualified to handle the market
ing work in connection with poultry,
eggs, and canned products. The pro-
duction of poultry and eggs is largely
a matter attended to by farm women
Canning is left entirely to the women.
If farm products can be marketed to
best advantage by those who have
the greatest intimacy with them, does
it not follow that the departments
convention is correct?
Several hundred thousand gallons
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27

We Agn't mind as going on record
as saying THAT il William T. Tilden
and William Johnston ever meet in
the championship round in the United
States National singles tennis cham
pionship. the match will be worth
selling the family silverware in eX-
change for a round trip ticket to
Forest Hills, N. Y.
Now that we know that golf cham
piOns. like wine, improve with age,
keep an eye out for young Bobby
Jones, of Atlanta. He's cleaning
them all up this season. About 1913
just see If he isn't getting near the
top Of his game.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27
KITE BALLOONS

With the ever developing produc-
ton of helium and the continued ex-
perimenting upon rigid-type airships,
the possibilities Of the balloon service
in the navy are just being tapped.
Captive kite balloons have rem
dered very valuable service to our
battleships and haze proven OF greet
value during big-gun firing in noting
the accuracy of the shots. There is
telephone communication at all times
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27

When they get down to it, presume
theif their publicity managers will
see to it that Harding and Cox have
their respective ability at the royal
and ancient game properly set forth
in order to pull for the golf vote.
The managementof the St. Louis
Cardinals figure that Rogers Hornsby
Is worth a half million dollars to
them. 1t doesn't strike us very
much. Wonder If the st. Louis club
potatoes for the wife and kiddies
for dinner?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27

between the basket attached to the
balloon and the various stations on
the ship. Since the balloons have been
cooperating with the ships gunners
much better results have been OBJ
tanned
Captive, by the way, is too tame a
word to describe this type of balloon,
for, like the captive animal. it is con-
tinually squirming and straining at
its leash and 1t takes a mighty good
sailor to be comfortable and not
feed the fishes" when he is up in
one.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27

swimming pool for children. While
we are prone to make much ado over
deaths that occur in football. base
ball and other strenuous outdoor
sports. the fact remains that the
deaths which occur annually through
inability to swim is several times
greater than that in all other sports
combined
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27

Disease has cut the population Of
the Belgian Congo to one-half during
the last seven years. Decline Of the
birth rate, native immigration into
the large towns, and exploitation Of
the country by Europeans are all
having their effect.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27

California guardsmen are in the
midst OF strenuous work picking out
team of fifteen men to represent
the state at the National shoot at
Camp Perry, Ohio, next month.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27

The city of Sacramento. California,
g. among the first to recognize the
",od that will come Of outdoor sports
sor the youngsters when properly con-
.rcted. Already it's Playground De-
..rtment is conducting a municipal
sosoball league. Now its Director Of
p,ovsrounds, George Sim. will pre-
.ort to the City Commission in his
midget, a request for an appropria-
Non with which to build municipal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27

We beg to advise that the sports
editors state positively that Georges
Carpenter, the French heavyweight
boxer, will and then again. will not.
meet Jack Dempsey in the ring. Now
that this question is definitely sett-
led, let's figure on something else.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27

How they greet one another now
days; How do you do, that's the
worlds record for homeruns today?"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-27
Pacific Sports

rb. office boy remarks that the
o,rmn;c games remind him of poll
.;os He says they're figrting already
so-o the next games will be held
"a nv the same token, there is a
" a,rel on as to where the next Demo-
4.o,;c convention will be held.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
Save 1920 to 1920 and Mo
Furniture
Specials
For Friday Only

Sloo Stool. mahogany fin-
ish. can be used for foot rest
or chair. Friday only, Sl.l9.
| $3.50 Bedroom Table, solid
oak. with she'll. Very strong.
Friday only. Sl.95.
/ IS Fumed Oak Tabourets,
mission style; size OF top Tx
II. height II inches. Friday
only, o9c.
\ s5 Porch Rockers. solid
maple. with arms, large size.
Friday only, S65.
sllsO Couch Hammocks.
All-metal frame. complete
with chairs. Friday only.
S.4S.
$3.50 Lawn Swings. large
size. four-passeng Made OF
hardwood. Friday only. S9.95.
$3.50 Folding Lawn Settee,
natural finish. Friday only,
Sl.o5.
\ SIS Bed Pillows, filled with
all new feathers. blue and
white ticking. Friday only,
Sis.
|. Baby Carriages
] Reduced
Fifty floor samples.
Prices for Friday only.
\ All styles and finishes in
the lot.
Palai. Royal-Fourth Floor.
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Women's Gloves,

$3.50 Gloves, Sz.75-White Silk
Gloves, lo-button length All
sizes.
Sl.5O and SI.75 Gloves, S1-35
Silk Gloves, white and colors.
S5c Gloves, 65c-2-clasp Silk
Gloves. 51., 6 and o. only
Main Floor.
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S. and $3.50 Corsets,
Friday Only. $3.50

Wonderful group of high
grade models. designed to fit
every type of figure. Made OF
heavy pink brocade or coutil, low
and medium bust. Some have
wide elastic across back. Sizes
20 to .B.-Third Floor.
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Friday Bargains From Our Basement Store.
Ioc Children's Pants,
Friday Only, 2 for Csc

Knit Pants. with muslin bands
and lace knees. Size 5.-BargaIn
Basement.
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Lace Specials,
For Friday Only

SOC Cami>ole Laces. in va
riety OF patterns. at 39c.
l5c and lSc Novelty Wash
Laces. Friday only. l213c yd.
25c Novelty Wash Laoes. bands
and edges at l9c yd-Main Floor
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soc Union Suits,
FRIDAY Only, 2 for 05C

Women's Fine rib; made with
low neck. sleeveless and lace
knees. Sizes 50 to 38.-Bargain
Basement.
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Coats Reduced to $3.50

Former prices $500 and $2o.50.
Just such coats as will be wanted for
midsummer wear. Sport models of
wool jersey tweeds and Polo cloths.
Nearly all sizes in the lot in street
colors.
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Blue Bird Gowns,
FRIDAY Only, $1.0S

Featured of fine French ba-
tiste, tailored styles. some rib
bon trimmed.-Bargain Base
ment.
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Vests, Friday, 2 for 49c

Women's. Fine rib knit;
sleeveless and low neck. Y shape
or bodice style. Sizes SO or 5S.-
Bargain Basement.
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Summer Net Corsets,
Friday Only, S1.05

Thomson Glove Fitting Cor
sets. cool, comfortable n q
dura bic, for warm weather: rub
Der top or low bust. with long
hips. 20 TO 36.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
Friday Bargains From, Our Basement Store.
$I.o8 Wash Skirts,
Friday Only, $1.69

New models, including our
regular $l.98 group Of skirts. all
sizes to 80 Waistband in gabar-
dine, sport models. with two
flap patch pockets.-Bargain
Basement.
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$1.5O to $1.o8 Under
garments, Friday, $1.39

Special table filed with
Gowns. Combinations and Petit
coats-all made oil fine materials,
dainty lace and embroidery
trimming Bargain Basement.
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$1.o8 and $2.25 Organdie
and Wolfe Blouses, $1.55

A special purchase Of $50 fine
quality Blouses. About 80 dif-
ferent styles to select from. All
new summer models. Sizes 36 to
4o-Bargain Basement.
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Seamless Sheets,
Friday Only, $3.50

Perfect quality. The 72xo0 are
fine spun scalloped seamless
bleached sheets, and 8lx9O are
finished with 8 inch h e m S.
Offered at practically today's
wholesale pricc.-Bargain Base
ment.
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Women's S1.59 Athletic
Suits, Friday Only, S1.25

Regatta Union Suits. made OF
crossbarred muslin. Sizes 81 to
10. All perfect-Main Floor.
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Bleached and Unbleached
Muslin, Friday, 29c Yd.

1000 yards. We limit the guam
tity to each purchaser to 10
yards, in order to create an equal
distribution.-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
Fiber Suit Cases.
Friday Only, $I.2o

24inch size; protected with
steel corners; brass snap and
lock. Suitable for short trips
Bargain Basement.
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$3.50 and $500 Corsets,
Friday Only, $1.08

Discontinued style of fashion
able Royal w orc and
Warner m mod els. Low and
medium bust, with various length
skirts. Made OF white or pink
coutil and bati ste.-Bargain
Basement.
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Friday Bargains From Our Basement Store
soc, 6oc Printed Chiffon
Voiles, Friday, 38c Yd.

50 and 40 inches wide, in floral.
Persian and Oriental designs.
Just the thing for a cool wash
dress. Useful mill remnants;
also some full pieces. Lengths
run from ? to s yards.-Bargain
Basement.
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Fiber Silk Stockings,
Friday Only, 55c Pair

Women's. With long silk
boot, high spliced heel, isle toe
and garter hem. Seconds.
Black.-Bargain Basement.
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39c Pink Bandeaux,
Friday Only, 25c

Hook-back styles, made of
novelty pink, lightweight ma
terials. Sizes 32 to 42.-Bargain
Basement.
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Famous White Worth
Nainsook, Friday, $4.19

Sold in original 10-yard pieces.
Shrunk ready to use; 3o inches
wide; for infants and women S
underwear.-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
Baby Creepers, 10C

Ideal for this hot weather
Blue and white Small sizes
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-06-03

Seamless Stockings,
Friday Only, 2 pairs, SOC
Double heel, toe and soles.
Sizes 81. to TO- Black or white.
Seconds suitable for home wear
or the beach.-Bargain Base
ment.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
Women's Lisle Stockings,
Friday Only, 2 pairs, 98c

High spliced heel, double toe
and sole. Summer or medium
weight. Black. white or cordo-
van. Sizes 81 to 10. First
auality.-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
$500 Large Silk Bags,
Friday Only, $1.40

Splendid TO carry knitting or
for shopping. Made OF velvet.
Inquired silk or faille silk. with
frame silk lined. fitted with at
tached purse. Colors: brown
and green; also black.-Main
Floor.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
HandkerchiefS

Women's 2oc Novelty Printed
Handkerchiefs all fast colors !;
unusual patterns At 4 for 81.
Women's 18c Novelty Printed
Handkerchiefs at 6 for 81.
Mems 15c and l9c Handker-
chiefs, in white ana khaki; !;
h-inch hem. At 12Hc each
Main Floor.
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$2.25 Travelling Bags,
Friday Only, $l.70

Black Kereto1 Travelling Bags.
They're waterproof. Protected
with leather corners; brass snap
and lock; 18-inch size.-Bargain
Basement.
Evening star., 1920-06-03

Coats, Suits, Skirts, Odd
Garments, Friday Only,
$2.98, $3.98 and $5.9S
At S2.9S-A,.i limited number odd
Cloth Coats.
At $3.98-Odd Wool Skirts.
At $5.98-Six Odd Suits in
checks and blues.
Bargain Basement.
Children's 39c Hose,
Friday Only, 2 pairs, soc
Fine rib black cotton, with
plenty Of leg length. Double toe
and heel. Sizes 51s to 9E.-Bar-
gain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
$3.50 Celluloid Frames,
Friday Only, $1.o9

Carved or plain shell frames,
with cclluloid handles to match.
Colors; dark or demi.-Main
Elnnc
Evening star., 1920-06-03

Women's SITS Long Silk
Gloves, Friday Only, $2.45
Milanese Silk, Paris point
back, double tipped, white only.
Sizes to 7-Bargain Basement.
$1.1O Table Danask,
Friday Only, CSC
Heavy quality mercerized, with
beautiful lustrous finish that
will withstand frequent washing.
Several pattern Generous
width.-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
$3.50 Silk Umbrellas,
Friday Only, $5.25

Women's Colored silk Um-
brellas, for rain or shine. Navy
blue, green or purple Strong
paragon frames: Bakelite ring
handles. Factory samples. Sub
ject to Observation-Disclosures
Basement.
Evening star., 1920-06-03

Stationery
| pound White Linen Writing
Paper. Sc.
Envelopes to match, l0c
package.
sl.75 500 Sheets White Bond
Typewritins Paper. 81.
75c Typewriter Ribbons, SOC
each.-Main Floor.
Glass Coasters. for SIC
Colonial Water Glasses. 6 for l7c
Colonial Water Jugs. 27c
Star or Grape Cut Water
Glasses. for Csc
Evening journal., 1920-03-19

"THE yEILED MARRIAGE"
Is a woman's honor saved by a forced
marriage7 And do you cons der such