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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28
WINNER IN AMERICAN
LEAGUE WINS OPENER
FOR WORLDS SERIES
Toss Decides Where First
Games Are to be Played and
in Case of Tie for Pennant
Where Teams Play Off.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-tA. P.)-
The national commission, in an all-day
session yesterday arranged the sche-
dule for the worlds series. held some
secret conferences and adjourned.
The American league won the toss
for the opening of the world series and
the first three games will be played
October s, 6 and in the American
league city winning the pennant. The
','"hs then viii tnnrnav n Rroorelvn
which yesterday won the National lea
sue pennant, Tor four games, CctoAer
3, 10, IL and IL, returning TO the Ann
erican league city for a single game
October ~. Another game, If needed,
will be played in Brooklyn. October
l6. making nine in all.
A three game series between Chicago
and Cleveland in case of tie for the
pennant was arranged. one game In
Cleveland. one in Chicago and the
third on neutral ground.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28
Cleveland Erecting stands

CLEVELAND. Sept. 2s.-tA. P.)-
Erection OF temporary stands to sea;
$500 persons will start at League park
today. James c. Dunn, president of
the Cleveland baseball club. announc-
ed last night Mr.. Dunn declared he
was preparing to accommodate as
large a crowd as possible. In anticipa-
ton OF his team winning the American
League pennant.
1T is a gamble with me- Mr.. Dunn
explained, "but inasmuch as stands
cannot be completed in less than seven
days, could not afford to wait until
the winner Of the flag is decided"
Mr.. Dunn left last night for Chicago
to request the national baseball com
mission to postpone the opening game
of the worlds series until october Z.
The stands will cost approximately
900 and will make the capacity of
the park about 2T,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28

WASHNGTON-Dr. s. Dasyn-
ska Colinska, of Warsaw, POLAND,
we'll known throughout Europe as
a university professor. is an ar
dent supporter OF the dry cause
and hopes that her country VIII
follow the example set by Ameri-
ca. When she returns to her ma
tive land, following the session OF
the International G o n gr 9 5
--Aasf Alcoholism at Washing
on Sept. 81 TO 26. she plans an
active campaign to put Poland In
the boGe-dry class.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28

man OF the national commission
Iinghey Jennings manager OF the De,
troit club; John McGraw OF the New
York National team, and several 9TH
ers will appear. Hermann sent word
last night that he would be here Fri
day and Jennings said he was ready
10 appear any time.
Reports that Buck" Weaver and
Fred McMullin, Chicago players, whose
names are said TO have been mention
ed by witnesses before the jury, had
been refused a hearing, were denied
last night by Prosecutor Hartley Rep
logic.
we have barred no one," he said.
Mr.. Replogle also denied reports
that every major league team had been
implicated in gambling and throwing
of games In evidence already given
the jury
There are only one or two teams
implicated thus far and just few
players" lie said
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28
BASEBALL PROBE WILL
Be TAKEN UP TODAY

CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.---The Cook
county grand jury will resume its m
vestigations of baseball gambling and
alleged game Throwing today with
a woman subpoenaed to testify. In
addition, half a dozen OF the leaders
In professional baseball have been
summoned to appear.
Mrs Henrietta ID. Kelley, whose
identity has been kept secret for sew
erai days, will testify. She Is expected
to tell of conversations she heard be-
tween Chicago American players, Ed
die cicotte, Ray Schalk. Manager Will
liam Gleason, John Collins and 9TH
ers who formerly boarded with her.
President John Heydler of the Ma
tional league. Gleason and President
b. b. johnson OF the American
league. are expected to testify today.
Later Garry Hermann, president OF
the Cincinnati club and former chair
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28

No matter what
your political plat
form is or who you
want for next presi-
dent, here is some-
thing you and every
Keen, far sighted
American stand for:
good appearance
clothes that are an
Investment in
wear.
And here Is the place
TO get them
Here is the place
where the smallest
percentage Of a
mans dollar goes
into profit for maker
and merchant
Here is the place
where good clothing
gets the square deal
all around-in be-
half of the CONSUME
er's pocketbook.
Our candidate, gen.
tlemen: - Kuppen-
heimer good clothes.
an investment I'm
good appearance
See all the new
ideas - models for
every man-in our
advance window dis
play.
$4,000 10 $500
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28
NECK AND NECK RACE
FOR TITLE CONTINUES
IN AMER|AN LEAGUE
Cleveland and Chicago Both
4 Win on Monday and Indians
Hold Margin Of Half Game
Over Last Years Champs.

ST LOUIS. Sept. 2s.--(A. P)-
Cleveland continued It's drive for the
American league pennant Monday. de-
feating st. Louis, s to 4. and retaining
the half game lead on Chicago in the
face OF the iatter's victory over De-
.troit.
x Mails held st. Louis at his mercy ex-
acept In two innings when seven hits
were punched for four runs. II was
his sixtr straight win.
Sisler drove in three runs and
scored the other. his three hits bring
ing his seasons total TO 24s. tying the
american league rekord made by Ty
Cobb In 1911. Manager speaker was
presented with floral horseshoe by
local admirers In his first time at bat.
Kerr Snnts Out Detroit.
!. CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.--tA. P.)-With
vLittle Dick" Kerr pitching mastery
ball. the Chicago White sox continued
their victorious march In the AmerI-
can League pennant race defeating
detroit to 0 Monday in the final con-
test OF the season here. The victory |
was chicago's tenth in the last al
games.
: Kerr did not allow a man to reach |
third base and never was in danger.
Dapss also pitched splendid ball. al
lowing only one hit up to the sixth in
ming. After he had hit Weaver in the
sixth. however. Eddie Collins and Joe
jackson knocked out long singles.
which, coupled with poor return by !,
Cobb. produced chicago's only runs.
Ayers relieved Dauss in the eighth.
after Hale. a pinch hitter struck out
for him. Outside OF the sixth inning
only one Chicago player reached third
base. The game was unusually fast,
being finished in one hour and s min
utss.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.--(A. P.)-
New York was put out OF the Nation
al league pennant race Monday when
Boston won the second game OF q
double header, 3 to 2. The Giants
won the first contest 2 70 L. Boeck-
els homer into left field bieaches in
the ninth gave Boston its victory after
New York had tied the score In the
eighth on F'risch's homer. Townsend
and Pfercotti pitched good ball for the
Braves.
New York took the opener by bunch
Ing two Of Its four hits in the fourth.
These with two infielders' choices and
Maranville's error. gave two runs.
After this inning not hit was made
off Townsend. Nehf kept the visitors
hits scattered. Ryan who pitched the
second game for New York. was hit
hard in the late innings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28
he British general.
Chlnese orranlze pol.ce l,nrce

BUTTE, Mont. Sept. 2S.-(A. P.D
Butte Chinese have organized a po-
lice force to stamp out the drug traf-
fic among thci r co"ntrv~son here
Federal officers say the Chinese po-
Ice force here is the first OF us k nd
ever organized in the United States.
Organization of the force was perfect
ed at recent meeting of Chinese
leaders with federal officials.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28
AMERICAN LEGION POST
IN CHINA NAMED AFTER
FAMOUS AMERICAN HERO

SHANSHAI. Sent. 2S.- The Shar
gfiai post OF American Legion has
been given its official name by the ma
tional organization in American and
to be called the General Frederick
Ward Post after the noted Americar
soldier who organized I'm China the
Ever Victorious Army in the Taip-
ny Rebel an ~. as-s,-~ - 4ss--'si'7~~ +'-r
COMMAND over to the British general.
Chinese" Gordon. he e4a.is - 49,
has 100 members and has been au
to form other posts in China.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28
KEN PARrLErr no COACH

EUGENE. Or, Sept. 2s.-Kenneth
sartlett noted athlete at the Univer-
Sly of oregon. arrived in Eugene to-
lay from Europe, having participated
n the Olympic games at Antwerp. He
vas member of the Oregon football
team that held Harvard to a Z to 8
score at Pasadena, Cal, last New
Years day. He syiIl be assistant coach
here this year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL.

New York 2, 2: Boston /, 3.
st. ouis 16. Chicago /.
American cagiIc.
Cleveland s. st. Louis 4.
Chicago 2. Detroit 0.
Boston 2; Washington I. o.
New York 3. Philadelphia 0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-28
ANGELS TAKE SEVENTH
GAME FROM SEALS, 5-2

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 2S.-Timely
hitting and alright pitching in pinch
es by Pertica resulted in os Angeles
defeating San Francisco. to 2, i'm the
Evening star., 1920-05-13

William J. McCandliss. superin-
. mail division. was killed yesterday
afternoon when an airplane in which
ne was riding was blown into a
tree four miles south Of Oskaloosa.
Iowa. according to word received
this morning by his wife. Mrs. kath-
crime McCandliss. boarder in the
home of Mrs. Ellen Simpson. 1915
NJ street northwest. II. W. johnson,
Fremont. Ohio. the pilot, was injured.
Mr.. McCandliss was on his way to
Washington at the time OF the acci-
dent. Although the trip from Omaha
10 Chicago was an inspection tour
over the route 10 be followed by the
mail planes. friends of Mrs. Nc
tandliss said today her husband had
taken the trip in order to arrive in
Washington Saturday. Mrs. Nc
taHdliss this morning received q let
ter from her husband to that effect.
Mr.. McCandliss is survived by his
wife. daughter. Katherine. six years
old. and brother. Rev. Thomas NC
candliss. Of ST. Michael's Episcopal
Church. in New York city. He came
10 Washington last fall from an air.
which he was superintendent. He
had been in the air mail service for
more than year. and several months
ago was made superintendent Of the
Chicago-Omaha aerial mail division,
which was to begin active operation
May Is
Mr. Mccandliss was a native OF Meri-
den. Conr His widow Is also a native
If that city. Mr.. McCandlss was thirty
".cht years old Funeral arrangements
will be announced later
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Friday Remnants
Mems Dept.

$500 White Silk Shirts. ss.ss-Only Is
in the lot. SO be early if you want to
share in this sale. Excellent quality for
Tubing. In sizes l5H and 16 &S M
only. Each. .................... VOOS
50 Pairs BaIbriggan Drawers, Each,
6sc-Ankle length, with double seat; in
sizes 81, "a and g. Each gar e.
ment. on Friday. Wv
slice Porosknit and Reis Mesh Draw
ers, Each. 59c-Only u pairs, ankle
lengths. Excellent quality, in the SOo
standard makes Sizes 81, "a. So. OSS
Sl.e0 Luxiton Shirts and Drawers. Csc
The drawers are knee length. Made
Of fine count pajama check muslin. Sizes
of shirts, 81, So, 20, and sizes of ISa
drawers, So. 50. 42. Friday: ooc
Soc Mems Holeproof Hose, Pair, DC
Good quality. in white, gray and Palm
Beach. Sizes 91l. 10 and 1917 90.
only Friday special. ............ ASS
soc Shirts and Drawers, Each Gar
ment, 39c-Made OF good quality large
plaid muslin. Sizes of shirts are 81, Sc
and ~ Sizes OF drawers, so. 81. 81,
So, 50, AZ and ~ For Fri 40
$z.5e White Cambria Shirts, S1.5e-
Very nice quality shirts: made with the
stiff cuffs; in sizes IA, 16H and 61 20
II only. ..................... ~As0~
First Floor
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Friday Bargains
For Boys

BOYS Knicker Trousers, Sl-39-Iwo
hundred pairs of lightweight lined
knicker trousers. in light and dark mix
lures, worsted, cashmere and @1 20
cheviot. Friday only, pair. %A'O~
BOYS Khaki knicker Trousers, $l.3s-
Marine shade. washable fast color. made
with double sewn seams, guaranteed not
TO rip. Sizes J to lS years. 81 90
Friday
Boys Bathing Suits, 6se-One- piece
style. in navy and maroon, trimmed with
white bands. Sizes 4 to IA 6So
years; pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wv
ExTRA-Boys' Golf Caps. 55c-A
large assortment of lightweight sum-
mer golf caps, unlined, taped seams,
leather sweats, large visors; SSo
sizes 81 to ~. Friday. wv
BOYS Khaki BIouses, ssc-Khaki
Blouses, with turn-down military col
lars. cut full and we'll made.
Sizes to Is years. Friday o.
BOYS Sport Collar Blouses. 9Se-In
light striped percales and woven ma
dras: sport collars and short
sleeves. Sizes to Is years. Fri o.
Rows OveraIls, 98c-khaki. blue denim
and blue striped. with rcd trimming. All
with bibs and suspenders: dou- 90.
Bile stitched. Sizes 4 to 10 years 0OS
FIFTH Eloor-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Friday Baygains-
Notions

CeIIuIoid Hair Pins, Box, 7c-In =.
straight and crimped styles. &c
Scissors and Shears, Pair, 3oc-In al
sizes, OF very good quality. 90
Pair 00S
Crown Snap Fasteners, 3 doz. lec-lii
all sizes in black and white. Good IN.
quality. 3 dozen. LUG
Sanitary Napkins. Box, 45c--Very
good quality, a dozen in a Ak.
Sweet Grass Baskets, Sz.5e-In large
ior i5as' Fsidav' r'ia top. Unusual value $3.50
frilled styles. All colors. s.... AOC
First Floor
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Friday Bargains
Upholstery Dept.

39c Plain Marquisette, Yard, z9e-A
good quality for sash curtains, 0Qc
etc. In white and ecru. Yard. ~
sc Table OilcIoth. 4sc-ln assorted
patterns and good colors. Very AOc
good value for Friday only. ......
$3.2s Imitation Leather Handbags
$z.z5-Reinforced corners, made or a
steel frame. Light and roomy. 60 OS
Friday ................. YS0
sl.S5 Nottingham Curtains, Sl5s-sev-
eral attractive designs to
choose IRON. In ecru only. C1 IN
Splendid value e..............
S49s Rattan Rockers, S3.9s-ln brown
; T.; S,;" porch 'f'' o. s'>% lawn Friday 1896
$40 Chenille Bath Mats, S35o-Size
36x63 Very attractive and serviceabie.
In green, blue and red. Fri @2 m
Grass Rugs, Each. s77s-In a variety
of patterns and colors. Size
o.. 90 Very cool for summer $7.75
usage ............
sc Congoleum Runners. Yard. 49c-
SO inches wide. in attractive
wood patterns. Very good value lQo
H.ss Fiber Rugs. Ss.oS- Splendid value:
in very neat designs. Get several OF
these for your summer home s. 05
Fe.rth Fissr
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Milanese Silk Gloves
Special for Friday, Pair,
81 90

These are the 2-clasp models and are short and
broken lots taken from regular stock the re-
suit of our oncc-n- awhile housekeeping. They
are all standard. well-made and we'll known makes
not every kind in every size. All have the double
finger tips. Included in the assortment are Paris
point and self and contrasting embroidered backs
in white. black pongee, mastic. gray and other
Shades Be hand early tomorrow-every pair
perfect.
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Friday Bargains
Art Department

CSC Stamped Odds and Ends, Each. soc
There are large variety of articles,
consisting Of afghans, baby pillow tops,
centerpieces, scarfs, dresses, towels,
lace-trimmed scarfs and lace
trim trimmed eenterpieees' Friday Soc
sz9S Waste Baskets, Sl5O-Very
strong and durable, in large variety
Of, Of STYLES fs1 Fr;d,1 and shapes. spe- 81. so
S100 Waste Baskets, 75c-10 only in
the lot. SO come early. They have the
fare top and come in several *.
attractive colorings. ............. AOC
$2.00-5 and 13 Piece Sanitas Sets. Set,
Sl.0e-In many dainty colors. Splendid
for use in the bungalow or
summer home. Set, on Fri d M
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Girls MILDLY Blouses
and Dresses

see and SIS MILDLY Blouses,
S169-Made of Lonsdale Jean in
all white with colored collar and
cuffs. Sizes 8 to u &1 90
years. Special.......... (4.O0
Children's Dresses, Special, $l.Ss
Made of good quality gingham
in solid colors or plaids with white
collar and cuffs. Some with en-
broidered designs. Sizes
9 81 to 10y, 4 years. Special 81 95
H.z5 Children's Rompers, 9sc-
The we'll known 'Iwanta" mod
els. Also creepers in ginghams,
chambray and seersucker. Odd
lots in sizes l to 6 years. 90.
Friday special. .......... S0C
Third ElOor
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Friday Special
SILKS

$500 Black Satin Duchess, Yard, S.!5o
Rich and lustrous in quality and real
crow black. So inches wide. Splendi6
for draping or anywhere that do 20
good satin is required Yard QZ.O0
$3.50 All-silk White Broadcloth, Yard,
Sz9S-Heavy quality: fine for women's
sport suits. mems shirts. ETC. do 90
So inches wide. Friday only 4Z.0C
Third Floor
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Friday Bargains
HandkerChiefs

Ladies' and ChiIdren's Lawn Hand
kerchiefs, for zSc-Very sheer, with
colored rolled edge and embroidered
initial in corner. Six OK.
for Observation-Disclosures. AO@
zSc Ladies' All Linen Cambria Hand
kerchiefs. 3 for 5oe-In plain white or
colors. with colored embroider-
ed, ed , corners: lse each. or three Soc
lzI.c Mems Khaki Handkerchiefs, }
for 25c-Made OF fine Egyptian yarn
with SOFT finish. Hemstitch o.
edge. Three for ............ ZOS
First Floor
Evening star., 1920-05-13

Bag Tops, S9c-In celluloid or metal.
Good assortment from which to 90
make a selection. Each. O0S
Java Rice Powder. 3ec-ln all shades.
Very good for the complexion. a.
Friday only. ..................... 0OS
Silk Moire Handbags, S319-Finely
made and fitted with purse and mirror.
Weighted by large silk tas- e 90
First Floor-Lansburgh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1920-05-13
$l2O GrafOnOlaS, SIS

Type E-2 Columbia Grafonolas
that have been traded in for
higher-priced instruments. Fully
guaranteed for one year (springs
eNcepted). Pay $3.50 cash for
your own choice of records-rew
selections of 85c records included
and start paying June 18th for
the Grafonola at the rate of $225
weekly. No interest added. Only
three to be sold at this price.
BalcOny-F'Irst Floor
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Dress Goods Remnants
Usually Priced Up to $3.50
$1.19

Tomorrow we will place on sale wide range
Of stylish Dress Goods in short lengths, but
every usable length. Choose from navy
blue and black 5O-inch Mohair. all-woo navy and
black serge, brown Henrietta. blue .Albatross,
shepherd checks, beautiful paids and misce-
aneous lot of fine woolen lengths from ~ to So
yards. Values up to $3.50. Special for Friday,
yard. S1.9.
Extra SpeciaI-1.e0o Yards Shepherd Checks,
Yard, 79c-Part wool black and white shepherd
checks excellent quality, for separate 20
skirts and childrens coats. Friday, yard. &c
Third Floor-LansburEh 4 Brother
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Friday Bargains
Aprons

sI.zs Children's Bungalow
Aprons, SI!00-Made of good quail
ity percale, in plaids and stripes
and trimmed with solid contrast
ing colors. Empire and belted
models with large pock-
cts. Sizes :, 9 and 8. 81 M
Special for -Friday..... @A.OO
79c Kitchen Aprons, 6Sc-Made
of standard gingham with belt
and pockets. In blue checks.
Very good quality and ex- *.
cellent for summer usage. OOC
sl.s5 Bungalow Aprons. S1.69-
Made of good quality percale in
stripes. checks and figured effects.
Slip-over and buttoned front
models. Belts and pock- d. 20
cts. For Friday only. 4x.O0
Third Floor
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Friday Remnants
Knit Underwear

soc to sc Women's Union Suits,
39c-In sizes 81 and So only.
Bleached Ribbed Union Suits,
crochet top, lace and shell
knee style. Friday spe- 90.
soc Women's Pants and Tights,
2oc-In sizes 4. S ard 6. Blcacled
Fine Ribbed Pants ard Tights. in
tight knee style only. Fri OO-
day &>S
soc Children's Union Suits, 3ec-
In sizes 8, 8. 10 and II. Bieached
Fine Ribbed Union Suits. crochet
top, lace knee; very good 40
quality S0C
First Floor
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Friday Specials-
Ribbons

No. 1 and No. ~ Satin Ribbon,
Piece, 1ec-In pink and blue, yel-
low and green. Very good value
and to close out we sell 10o
it Friday for, piece. ........ ~
Remnants of Ribbons, Yard, SOC
There are in this lot satin,
moire and fancy ribbons, in light
and dark colors, in lengths from
yard to 21a yards. Very S0o
special, yard. ............... wv
First Floor
Evening star., 1920-05-13
:"3 *~ LANSBURGH q BROTHER
ed she.
True Econon1v Calls for Wise Buying Wise Buying is
1d SeasOttQbLe Merchandise QtLeSs Than Regular Prices

l.. Record
wanted
at ambition
to
giving of l.
shopping morning. limited and
GOO
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Friday Bargains
UndermuSlinS

sl1s Night Robes, sl.oo-Made
OF good quality muslin, V-neck.
slip-on mod del Finished with
dainty hemstitching, i'll pink or
blue. Specially priced 81 M
for Friday. ~A'OO
Women's Drawers, $l.ee-In ex-
ira sizes-made of good quality
muslin and neatly trim
med with embroidered 81 M
edges. For Friday. @A.OO
3sc chiIdren's Drawers, DC
Made Of good quality muslin, with
hemstitched hem and tucks, In
sizes 2, 8, 10 and II. Fri CO.
day special. ..,....... ASS
Third FlOOF
Evening star., 1920-05-13
$500 Gloria Silk
Umbrellas, $3.D

These umbrellas are we'll made
with silk tape edge, 26-inch para
gon frame. with steel rod and
ebonine handle. A silk cord for
carrying easily on the wrist. Very
specially priced for Friday, $3.7e.
First FlOOr
Evening star., 1920-05-13
$50 SOiled BlOuSeS
Choice, u Price

These bouses mussed and soed handling and dis
pay-among the lot Georgettes and fine Voes
med embroidered and beaded Styles long and
regular and Sizes Formerly sold 29S s70-choce
"a price.
=.
Speca-A Large Selection Of New Wolfe Blouses
beautiful Styles embroidered
trimmed number of black bouses: RI
sizes. Special VA'S~
Evening star., 1920-05-13
Special---l ,44O Pairs OF
WOmen'S Cotton Hos
Friday Remnants
WOn1en's Gloves

l6-Button Black Silk gloves, Pa!r'
7sc-Sizes 51I, and 6H only; white IN
size 5H only. All perfect, good trieot
quality; just for Friday, 100
pair -.
SzSe and Sz.7S Giace Gloves, Pair,
el.65-Nearly $50 pairs in broken sizes;
white in ali Sizes black in small sizes
and few sand in sizes 6A and 6A;
While they last Friday $l.65
pair
soc to sI.oe Black Lisle Gloves. Pair,
zec-Two-clasp and l6-button models;
broken sizes; Friday 29c
pair
aSeconds" of Chamoisette Gloves.
Pair, 5ec-Also some Duplex Gloves IN
broken color assortments: very slight
imperfections. The "hrsts" sell at Sl.0O
and Sl50: these in broken sizes, S0o
mostly white. Friday. pair W.
First Floor
Evening star., 1920-05-13

Charming, crisp New Summer Dresses of
printed voies in stunning georgette patterns
in light and dark shades; some have vestees
of organdie, tunic skirts and girdles Of self
material others with ruff1es on surplice collar
and cuffs; cluster pin tucks all finished with
deep hens.
Second Floor-Lansburkh & Brother.
Evening star., 1920-05-13

II you want to be thrifty buy wisely. And YOU could
not possibly buy wisely than if you take advantage
of this splendid cgivng sale Of wash goods for your
summer garments.
SEC Paams Check Yard. s9c-Fuly 50 inches wide \
quality childrens underwear FRI 2Oo
4onch White Mercerzed Nansook. Yard. 7sc-Excellent
quality lingerie. II contemplate dong
sewing buy supply OF this at this ~,
price ~
sleo Army White Duck. Yard 7sc--7 inches wide. in
good heavy quality. Linen finish for making mems suits
nurses uniforms. dentists doctors bakers and
butchers coats, women skirts $50 yards H.
s1oo Swiss Orxande Yard s9c-5 inches wide. in sheer.
fine quality for dresses trimmings ETC. In light blue. SO
sec Plaid Gnghams. Yard 3sc-Z inches wide In
pretty color combinations. The very thing a.
for business dresses. Yard wv
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