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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Music Notes
Blu Mildred Bryant. Jones

1t is not possible to play or sing the
works OF one composer in the same
manner as one would render the works
by another composer, for composers vary
as much or more in their individual
tastes and desires as the musicians who
attempt to interpret the composition
Bach cannot be played as one would
play Chopin, nor can the songs OF
Shubert be sung with the same spirit
or Interpretation as those OF Chadwick
or Burleigh A special Interpretation
must be given to the works OF each
composer and special study OF the lives
OF the composers must be made III order
to give interpretations that are to any
degree correct or worth while
Style and tradition have great in
huence on Interpretation and so have the
notation expression marks, etc. But
even an understanding of these things
is not enough to insure the best and
trueSt rendition The performer must
know the life OF the composer-he must
be able to read between the lines OF the
printed music. He must faithfully pic
ture the thoughts of the writer and in
addition to these things he must put into
execution the stamp of his own midi
viduality.
Chorus Singing Part II.
That music is a democratic art is
known to all who have given it any
thought. 1t is not solely the property
of the wealthy or learned, but people
OF all rank OF society are brought to-
gether by il and share alike in its bene-
fits. In the chorus social distinctions are
forgotten and all members participate in
the common upift. This is not the
least OF the elements for good that
chorus singing gives forth and choral
singing should receive the unbiased sup
port of all we'll wishers OF the com
munity whether or not they be mu-
sicians.
One OF the great difficulties in the
organizing OF choruses is the lack OF
men who feel that they have time for
such things Some OF them do not
know the value of chorus singing and
others fail to utterly understand that
the time given from business life to this
refreshing and wholly beneficial work
would in the end more than compensate
them for the time spent.
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
The concert on Friday afternoon,
December 3lst. was, from many points
of view, one OF the finest and best ever
given by the orchestra. "The Planets"
by Gustav Hoist, was given its first
production in America. 1t is an orches-
trail unite OF seven movements, Mars,
Venus, Mercury Jupiter, Saturn, IRA
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
1.-THE SON OF TARzAN"

The Worlds Wonder Jungle Serial
at the States, commencing Wednesday.
and every Wednesday thereafter The
Worlds Wonder Jungle Serial from the
heart OF Darkest Africa-Eycry episode
repIete with thrills, wild animals and
fights from start 10 fnish-and in addi-
ton the most unusual love story ever
told.
From the heart OF Darkest Africa
comes The Son OF Tarzan,' the
Worlds Wonder Serial, by Edgar Rice
Burroughs. Love, life and adventure
romance, thrills, action.
The most daring and enthralling Sc
rial production ever screened.
They were alone together in the jun
gle. Their daily life was just one thrill
ing adventure after another You will
love them both.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
MADAME PEACOCK"

AT the States Theatre. Thursday and
Friday, Jan. 81, featuring Nazimova
The drama OF woman for whom the
love OF man was not enough.
A startling drama of the stage
wherein love and the lure OF fame clash
and love loses.
And then the gorgeous stage celeb
rity found but chill contentment in the
achievement OF great success.
The story OF a woman who left a
husband because he was a failure, and
her child because she did not care
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
1.-THE BROKEN GATE"

Al the Nendomc Theatre, Sunday
Jan. 9, featuring Bessie Barriscalc A
mothers fight to save her son-a girl,
fight to save the man she loves. THESE
are the themes around which this pow
erful story is built.
A picture that fairly grips You by lis
impelling sincerity and heart appeal.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
ANOTHER OSCAR
MISCHEAUX PICTURE

THE Symbol OF The Unconquered, y
with Walker Thompson, +. g. Tatum.
Iris Hall and Lawrence Chenault, an all
colored cast. A story OF the great
Northwest, replete with love and action.
AT the Nendome Theatre, FIVE days, be
ginning Monday, Jan. TO-
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
"DICE OF DESTINY

At the States Theatre, Sunday, Jan. Q.
II. B. Warmers great masterpiece.
Greater than his famous stage success,
Alias Jimmy Valentine
One man saw in the beautiful inno-
eence OF the girl only something to pur-
sue and capture.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

The Tim and Gertie Moore Co is
closing u iour-week engagement in C':la-
homa They have met with much sue
cess in this territory.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08
Vaudeville and
Movie Review.

The return OF the Lafayette Players
OF the Quality Amusement Corporation,
headed by Miss Evelyn Ellis in Dawn
o. the Mountain" proved a dramatic
treat 10 the theatre goers. Miss Ellis,
although one OF the youngest actresses.
is also one OF the most popular as well as
talented among the Players. Others in
the cast are Arthur Simmons, A. B.
Comathiere. Charles Olden. J. Frances
MoreS. Susie Sutton, Alice Gorgas and
Ethel Pope
Tabor and Green had a successful
week AZ McNiokers.
Leon Jew Baby Golston is playing
the Broadway Gary.
Boykin and Williamson are splitting
the week between Lincoln and Peoria,
Illinois. As usual, this team is meeting
with great success.
The Professional and Theatrical Club.
Chicago. viii give its first annual enter
tainment and dance January 10Th at
Unity Club, $40 Indiana avenue.
The Byron Bros saxo Band with
Dave Marion's Show IS playing a sue
cessin week at Gayety Theatre, Mon
treal, Canada.
The Monogram has very lively bill
this week. Mayo and Glenn in a sing
ing, talking and dancing act is pleasing
the audience. Likewise Jones and Jones,
vi 4 II L. 4
Douglas.
Strand Theatre. Gary. Indiana, has a
very cIean-cut vaudeville show with the
clever sister team. Legge and McGinty,
Wright and Wright. Trixie Smith the
hox office attractions.
Smith and Butler Musical Comedy Co.
is playing the Naudette, Detroit. this
Week and are packing them in
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Race Women were well represented
at the Women's Legislative Congress
which was held at the Congress Hotel
December 18th and 10Th. Nineteen del
egates for the Chicago Federation We're
present and twenty-five dollars pledged
to support the passage OF bills in the
interest OF women and children in the
coming legislature.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

The Professional and Theatrical Club.
Chicago. viii give its first annual enter
tainment and dance January 10Th at
Unity Club, $40 Indiana avenue.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

The Byron Bros. Saxo Band with
Dave Marion's Show IS playing sue
cessfnl week at Gayety Theatre Mon
treal, Canada.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

MUS and Neptune. 1t was very deSerip-
tive and to even the uninstrueted ear 1t
was wholly acceptable and pleasing. | he
full orchestra was needed and used IN the
performance OF this work and the use oil
the many instruments was extremely Ell
iective. Mr.. Stock, as usual, demon
strated his extraordinary gifts as a cor
ductor and the members OF the orchestra
ably sustained his efforts OF the arts
tic work OF the celebrated piano solo
ist-Mrs Fanny Broomfield Zerslef-
too much cannot be said in praise. Her
Interpretation OF the Rubenstein Dunno.s
Concerto was brilliant, clear and power
full. Her melodie work was exceptional
So appreciative OF her work was the
audience that she was forced to play
four encoreS.
Note Next weeks notes will be
given concerning the meeting OF the
Music Teachers National Association,
held at the Hotel La Sale, December
29-3l, 1920 Space will not permit this
week
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Boykin and williamson are splitting
the week between Lincoln and Peoria,
Illinois. As usual this team is meeting
with great success
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Smith and Butler Musical Comedy Co.
is playing the Naudette Detroit, this
Week and are packing them in.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Strand Theatre. Gary Indiana. has d
very clean-cut vaudeville show with the
clever sister team, Legge and MoGinty,
Wright and Wright. Trixie Smith the
hox office attractions.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Tabor and Green had successful
week AZ McNickers.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-08

Leon Jew Baby" Golston is playing
the Broadway. Gary.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-07
Silks and Velvets

40 and Sf.9S Figured kimOnO Silks,
3G-inch. Sale Price use and CSC I'd.
S2.9S Crepe de Chine. 40-inch, in all
coIors, Sale Price S1.59 yd.
SOS GeOrgette. 40-inch, in all colors.
Sale Price $50 yd.
sos Messaline, 36-inch. in all colors,
Sale Price $1.59 I'D
SOS Taffetas, 36-inch. in all colors,
Sale Price S1.59 I'd.
81 9s Fancy Crepe de Chimes,
Sale Price S1.59 yd.
$3.50 Black Satin Duchesse. 36-inch,
Sale Price S1.95 I'd.
$3.50 Black Satin Duchesse, 36-inch,
Sale Price 1929 yd.
s2.9S Silk and Wool POpIins. warranted,
40-inch, Sale Price $1.9S yd.
s3.9S Black Taffeta. 36-inch,
Sale Price $3.50 yd.
SINNERS Pure Silk Satins and Taffetas.
c0lors only, Sale Price S2.95 I'd.
s3.9s ChangeabIe Radium Silks, 4O-in..
Sale Price $2.95 I'd.
$3.50 White Ground Silks with dainty
colored figures,
Sale Price S2.95 yd.
$500 Charmeuse and Taupe Crepe Me-
teor. 40-inch. Sale Price SOS I'd.
$2.25 Silk Trimming Velvets in all
shades, 1S-inch. t.. .-.
Sale Price $3.50 yd.
$3.50 Black Silk Velvet. 1S-inch.
Sale Price $1.9S I'd.
$2.75 Black silk Velvet. 1S-inch,
Sale Price 1925 yd.
$500 Costume Velvet, So and 4O-inch.
in purple, black and taupe.
Sale Price $3.50 yd.
SS.9s All Silk Black Panne Velvet, 40
inch, Sale Price $500 yd
S9.0s Salts Silk Plush. 5O-ineh. for col.
lars or scarfs,
Sale Price S6.95 yd.
S10.50 Salts Black Silk Plush. 5O-inch
Sale Price $3.50 yd
SKIRT, WAIST OR DRESS
LENGTHS OF SILKS AND WOOL
| DRESS GOODS AT ONE-THIRD
LESS TO 0NE-HALF PRICE
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-07
HUNDREDS OF
Handkerchief
IN THE SALE

Large Lot Womens and Children's
White Hemstitched HandI1erchiefs.
4c each, 4 for 15c
Zoe Embroidered HandIlerchiefs. at re
1212c Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 90
i7c Embroidered Handkerchiefs. 12h &
25c Embroidered Handkerchief, Ice
35c Embroidered Hand1erchiefs, 26e
WOmen's nc All Linen Hemstitehed
Handkerchiefs, at IL ~ G
Women's 25c All Linen Handkerchief
at 17c. > for soc
WOmen's 15c Initial Handkerchief. at
Zoe
WOmen's soc Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs, at Ice
Mems 17c Initial Handkerchiefs. all let.
tiers in stock, at Only IL ~
Mems 121ac Red and Blue Handker-
chiefs, at Sc
Mems 15c Red and Blue Handkerchiefs
at lie
Mems 25e Fine White Hemstitehed
Handherchiefs, at TIC. , for soc
Mems 25c and soc Colored Borders. al
Ice and 35G
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-07
81 Lots of
Wool Dress Goods
Marked Down

SOC Wool Finish Serges, Sc inche
Black, red and white, Only Csc I'd.
zoe and 79c Half Wool Plaids and Red
and Black Poplar Cloth.
$40 All Wool Nuns Yelling, 3G-inch,
in light gray and blue, tan, lavendar,
pink, red and black, Only Csc I'd.
s1.25 White Hairline Half Wool Serge,
Only 79c yd.
si.25 Navy and Black Shadow Stripe
MOhair, Only zoe yd.
$3.50 All Wool Storm Serge. navy. red.
brown and black, Only Csc yd.
So 80 All Wool French Serges and Storm
SergeS, H. and 44-inch, in black
brown, navy, wisteria and green,
Only $50 yd.
- > ~ Only $50 I'd.
s.. 9s All Wool French Serges and
Storm Serges. A. and 44-inch. in
black, navy, brown, taupe, Belgian
blue, Nankin blue, purple. red and
wine, Only $1.9S I'd.
S2.9s All Wool Fran POplin, 42-inch,
in wisteria, plum, copenhagen, taupe,
Only s1.9s yd.
$3.25 Fine French Serges, 44-inch, in
Only 1925 yd.
$3.75 Heavy Weave Serge. 50-inch, in
4 ~
$3.50 and $3.50 Imperial and Mems
Wear Serges, J4-inch, in navy. brown
and black, Only SOS yd.
81. 90 Fine French and Mems Wear
SergeS, :J4-inch. in black, navy, copen-
hagen and dark brown. Il.
S5.9s Mems Wear Serges in black and
navy, Only $685. yd.
SOS BrOadcloth. 54-inch, in red and
purple, Only $500 I'd.
$3.9s Black Wool Velour. 54-inch,
Only $2.75 yd
S5.9s Chiffon BrOadcIOth, 5O-inch, navy
and black, Only 1878 I'd.
81. % Black and White Shepherd
Checks, half wool, 54-inch,
Only s1.4s yd.
So .9S All Wool Black and White Shep-
Only S2.95 yd
S49S All Wool Jersey Cloth, 54-inch
| navy and rose, Only S2.95 yd
.0S Heather Mixture Jersey Cloth, "a
Only 1895 yd
$500 Heather Mixture and Tweed Suit
| .ings, 56-inch, in tones of brown anC
Extra Special Bargain, S2.95 yd
S69 S Handsome Plaid Skirtings. 80
and 54-inch, Only S3.95 I'D
SIS. 9S GoIdtone Duvetynes. 54-inch, il
navy, copenhagen blue and tan.
One-Half Price, $4.49 yd
So .os Handsome Light -CoIored Importe,
i Plaids, 4S-inch Only $3.50 I'd
So 90 Black Fur Fabric COatings, 81
inch.
To First Customers at S1.95 yd
S. 90 Silvertone Zebaline Cloaking, "a
inch, in burgundy.
One-HaIf Price, $3.50 I'd
g.. 90 Double Texture, Fancy Bach
Gray Mixed Cloaking. 54-inch,
Only S2.95 I'd
S59S Brown Invisible Plaid Nike
ClOaI1ing, 54-inch, Only 1925 yd
, 81 so and S7.9s Plaid Sport CIoaI1ing
in tan, brown. light and dark. Dou
BILE texture gray Polo Cloths and othe
, heavy pure wool fabrics for winte
) coats.
Choice of the Lot at Only S4.S9 va
SIS. 9S Polo Camel's Hair Cl0akings, i
green and gray mixtures, 54-ineh,
Only 1925 VI
, S1o9S Pure Wool Chinchilla Cloal1in,
navy-double texture-plaid back,
Only S6.95 VI
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-07
Outing Flannel Underwear
for the Whole Family
ALL IN THE SALE

ALL IN THE SALE
WOmen's S1.9S Night Robes,
Sale Price $1.49
WOmen's 1925 Night Robes,
Sale Price SLIGO
Women's $3.50 Night Robes. -
Sale Price S1.SS
WOmen's SOS Night Robes,
Sale Price 1924
WOmen's 1925 Night Robes,
- Sale Price $2.44
Women's s3.9s Night Robes.
Sale Price $500
Women's $3.50 Night Robes.
Sale Price $3.3S
WOmen's S3.9S Extra Sizes Night
Robes. white and colOrs. 49,. -.
Sale Price S2.99
WOmen's $3.50 Paiamas.
Sale Price S3.3S
ChiIdren's $1.9s White and Colored
ch HSet Rs ssso w sale P pnG SocreS
Night Robes. Sale Price s1.ss
Women's S1.5O White and ColOred
Skirts, Sale Price lib
Women's 81 IS Extra Size skirts.
Sale Price 81 40
Women's Sis FIeeced Jersey Short
Sale Price S1.29
WOmen's $1.S5 Extra Size Fleeced Jer.
sey Skirts, Sale Price $1.39
| MEMS OUTING FLANNEL AND
| COTTON NIGHT SHIRTS
Mems S3.75 and SS.9s Outing Night
Shirts, All at only S2.4 e
Mems S49s and S5.9s Outing Paiamas
All at Only SOS
Mems S1.75 Cotton Night Shirts,
Mems s1.9s Cotton Night Shirts:
Mems s2.z5 Cotton Night Shirts.
At S1.6S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-07
The Whole Stock of
Muslin Underwear
Reduced in Price for
This Sale

WOmen's S1.9S Night Robes,
Women's $3.50 Night Robes,
women's SOS Night Robe,
All at S1.3S
MI ut $2.49
sl.ss and SO. os Night Robes.
All mt S3.4S and S4.9S
Women's S1.9S Extra Size Night Robes,
All at Sl.29
Women's sa.9s Extra Size Night Robes;
AH at S1.9S
-. 30 Envelope Chesnises, All ut see
81 .9S Envelope Chemises,
81 30 Envelope Chemises,
All Mt S1.49
s. .9S Envelope Chemises,
S.. % Extra Size Envelope Chemises.
All at S1.9S
S.. 9S Extra Size Envelope ChemiSes.
All Mt 81. 9S
s.. so Straight Chemises. All at $40
So 9S STRAIGHT Chemises, An at S1.9S
$3.50 Combinations, All at $1.49
s.. os Combinations, All at S1.9S
All at $2.1S
SOC and S5c Corset Covers.
All at soc and sec
81. 90 and 1.25 Corset Covers.
All ut 69c and zoe
$3.50 Short PetticOatS. All ut 99c
81 SO Extra Size PetticOats.
All at S1.19
S5c and SfOO Drawers.
'' ~ All at soc and 69c
81 50 Drawers. All ut 99c
81 .9S Marcella Drawers. All at 81 20
81 90 and $50 Extra Size Drawers.
All at 69c and 99c
$50 Crepe Boomers white and pink.
All at $1.19
sf.75 and S1.9S Batiste BlOOmers,
All at $1.19
s.. so and S2.9s Long Petticoats.
All at 10 and 1.9S
s.. 30 to S4.9S Long PettieOats.
All at from So .25 to $3.4S
Six $3.50 TO S3.9S Philippine EmbrOid
cred Night Robes. Choice So SO
S6.4S and S7.9S Night Robes.
All at $4.9S
Large Lot Children's soc Drawers, ham
burg and lace trimmed.
At Half Price. 25c
Large Lot Children's 75c Drawers and
Kniclers, At Half Price, 3SC
Misses SOC to soc Drawers.
At Half Price. 23c to 13C
Children's $3.50 to $1.75 Night Robes
| All go
Children's $3.50 and s2.9s Princes,
! Slips. All $1.9S
All $I.9S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-07
Hosiery for the Whole Family at
Bargain Prices
Silk, Cotton, Wool-for Women, Men and Children
The Whole Stock Included, Making the
Greatest Hosiery Sale, Brattleboro Ever Saw

McCALLUMS SILK HOSE FOR
WOMEN
SOS MeCallum's Full-FashiOned. LisIe
Top. Pure Silk. in black and colors.
Sale Price lbs
$3.50 McCalIum's OUTSIDE. Isle Top.
Pure Silk Boot Hose. in black and
white, Sale Price $2.4S
$3.50 MeCalIum's Pure Silk All the
Way, in black and white.
Sale Price 81. AS
$3.50 McCaIlum's Pure Silk. Hand
Clicked. Sale Price Sos
$500 McCallum's Heavy Pure Silk. in
black only, Sale Price $3.9S
PHOENIX SILK HOSIERY FOR
WOMEN is FURTHER REDUCED
FOR THIS SALE
Former $3.50 Phoenix Pure Silk. Isle
Garter Top, Reduced to S1.35,
Further Reduced to S1.10
Former $40 Phoenix, Semi Fashioned
Silk, Reduced to S1.65.
Further Reduced to 81. 45
Former S2.15 Phoenix OUTSIDE Silk.
Isle Top. Reduced to S1.65,
Further Reduced to 81. 45
Former SIZE Phoenix Pure Silk. Lisle
rib top, Reduced to $3.50.
Further Reduced to 81. As
Former 260 Phoenix FuII-Fashioned
silk. Reduced to 81 35. --...
Further Reduced to 81 .95
Former S3.15 Phoenix OUTSIDE, full
fashioned. Reduced to S2.95,
Further Reduced TO $2.35 )
Former $500 Phoenix Full-FashiOned
All Silk. Reduced to S2.95.
Further Reduced to S2.55
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-07

Childrcn's S9c Fleeced Vests and Pants.
best heavy quality for ages ; TO y,
Sale Price. $40
Misses ST 90 Fleeced Vests and Pants,
for ages II and 1G, Sale Price, csc
Children's Flat Style" White and Nat
ural Wool Vests, Pants and Drawers
for ages to 10 years. Were accord
ing to size. soc. 500. 1.25, S1.31.
$50. S1.G9 S1.S5. s.. 10,
Sale Prices 53c, 66c, Sic. 92c.
S1.0O. $1.13, $1.24, $1.44.
Children's Soc Carter Medium Weight
Sale Price 69c
Childrens $50 Garter" Heavy, Part
Wool Vests and Pants.
ChiIdren's Forest Mills Heavy Wool
Jersey Vests and Pants. Sizes to 16.
Were $50. $500 and $2.25,
Sale Price S1.OO, $1.34, $3.50
Children's s1.75 and s19S Garter"
Fine Wool Vests and Pants.
Sale Price $1.39 and $50
Children's 1928 Carter Heavy Wool
Vests and Pants, in all sizes,
Sale Price $3.50
Children's Carter Fleeced Union Suits.
For ages 3 to 16, were $50, $1.75
and 500.
Sale Prices S1.OO. SLY, S1.34
Children's S1.9S Garter Medium
Weight Union Suits. All sizes,
Sale Price $50
ChiIdren's s. % Garter" Heavy Wool
Union Suits, Sale Price $1.99
ChiIdren's Carter Fine Wool Union
Suits. For ages > to s, were SOS
and $3.50,
Children's Forest Mills" Heavy Union
Suits. For ages s to 16. Were $500
sale Prices $500 and $3.50
DIR. Denton's and Forest Mills Sleeping
Garments, All 0ne-FOurth Less
Boys Gray FIeeced Jersey Shirts and
Drawers. For ages to II. Were
81 90 and S1.2J,
Sale Price 67c and 94c
Boys Gray FIeeced Union Suits. For
ages 4 to 10. Were $1.7j and $500,
Sale Price silly and $1.34
Boys $500 Heavy Part Wool Union
Suits. Sale Price $1.34
Boys Garter Gray Wool Union Suits
| For ages to 16. Were SOS and
$3.50, Sale Prices 1925, $3.50
INFANTS WRAPPERS AND BANrs
ALL GARTER" MAKE
Infants s1.OO Wool Wrappers.
| Sale Price SOD
Infants ST 80 Wool WraDDerS,
Sale Price $1.O0
Infants $3.50 Wool Wrappers,
Sale Price S1.2
Infants Silk and Silk and Wool Wrap
pers, All Marked DOwr
''''"''S "'' O' Sale Price 52s
Sale Price $50
Infants $1.OO Wool Bands.
Sale Price SOC
MEMS UNDERWEAR
Mems s1.OO Medium Weight Shirts ant
Drawers. Broken line of sizes.
Sale Price go
: Mems s1.75 Gray FIeeeed Shirts an
o Drawers, Sale Price Sill
n Mems St.95 Fine Quality Medium
Il Weight Shirts and Drawers.
d. Sale Price S1.2:
i Mems $3.50 Heavy Natural Wool Shirt
3 and Drawers, Sale Price SIT
Mems s3.3S Natural Wool Shirts an
! Drawers. Broken s." L.
) Sale Price S2.4
i Mems Carter Gray Wool Union Sui
o in several weights and qualities.
Mems $3.50 and s2.9s Union Suits,
For ST.
Mems $4.9S Union Suits. For So z
Mems $3.50 Union Suits. For 49,
Mems S69S Union Suits. For S4.2
ALL ODD UNDERWEAR OF ANY
8 KIND-0NE-HALF PRICE
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-01-07

75c Fleeced Hose, Reduced to soc
81 80 Heather Wool Sport Hose.
Reduced to $1.15
$500 Heather Wool Sport Hose,
Reduced to $3.50
s2.75 Heather Wool Sport Hose,
Reduced to S1.9S
se.ss Black Silk and Wool Hose,
Reduced to S1.9S
CONSPICUOUS MARK DOWNS IN
CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS
Children's see Stockings. black and
brown, At Only lee Pair
Chiidren's soc Stockings, black and
brown. At Only 39e Pair
Children's soc BLACK Cat Stockings,
heavy weight for boys. Light weight
for girls. Sizes 616 to 10,
Reduced to Only 45e Pair
Children's Csc BLACK Cat" Stockings,
the best grade of this famous brand
Three weights, fine misses'-medium
weight for boys and girls and extra
sizes.
TO 10, Reduced TO soc Pair
ChiIdren's 75c Ribbed Wool Stockings.
Sizes to 10, Reduced to see Pair
ChiIdren's S1.OO Fine Mercerized Isle
Stockings. BLACK Cat" brand.
Reduced to 69e Pair
INFANTS HOSE ALL MARKED
Infants zoe and s5c Cashmere Finish
White Hose, Only 1Se
Our Best Infants 75c Cashmere Hose
m m black, white and brown. The
Reduced to Only ace Pair
Infants 35e LisIe Hose in black, white
and brown, Reduced to Use Pair
Infants 45e LisIe Hose in black. white
and brown, Reduced to 35e Pair
MEMS SILK HOSE AT BARGAIN
r... PRICES
Mems CSC Silk Plated and Fibre SILK
Hose, Reduced to 45e Pair
Mems S10G Silk Hose in Onyx" and
''Shawknit makes,
Reduced to 69c Pair
Mems SI.f5 Phoenix Silk Hose in
black, cordovan, gray and navy,
Reduced to soc Pair
Mems S29S "McCalIun's" Heavy Black
Silk Hose, Reduced to $500 Pair
MEMS COTTON AND WOOL HOSE
ALL REDUCED
Mems zoe Cotton Hose in two weights.
Reduced to 19c Pair
Mems soc Cotton Hose. both heavy
weight and fine.
Reduced to use Pair
Mems soc Merino Hose, black and gray,
Reduced to 29c Pair
Mems soc Fine Cotton and Lisle Hose,
| black, gray and brown,
| All Reduced to 35e Pair
Mems soc Fine and Heavy Wool Cash
| mere Hose, Reduced to 49e Pair
Mems 75c Fine Black Cashmere Hose.
Reduced TO see Pair
Mems Sf.4s Richielieu Rib Gray
Worsted Hose,
Reduced to Csc Pair
Mems 69c Heavy Out Door Wool Hose.
| Reduced to 52e Pair
Mems 7ac and zoe Heavy ut-Door
| Wool Hose.
Reduced to 56e and see Pair
Mems soc and s1.oo Heavy Outdoor
Reduced to e7e and Use Pair