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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25
$4,000 Bail For Tyrone Killer

Lawrenceburg, Ky, April Is
After an examining trial here on
Saturday afternoon, Walter Grit
fey, Is, charged with the murder
OF Euler Bercaw, q, at Tyrone.
Tuesday night, was allowed bail
Of $4,000 pending action of the
grand jury. He furnished bond
and was released. Commonwealth
and defense witnesses were ex-
amined. Griffey testified that he
had blamed Bercaw for the sepa-
ration of his wife and himself re-
Gently. Witnesses for the defense
gave testimony supporting Crit
fey's belief that Bercaw had
caused the estrangement. Mrs.
Griffey visited her husband in jail
when a reconciliation was effect
ed. Witnesses for the common
wealth stated that the tragedy
took place in silence, neither Grit
fey nor Bercaw speaking a word.
Griffey shot him five times in rap
id succession, it was stated.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25
WILDFIRE APPEARS IN
hurley PLANT BEDS

Wildhre, one Of the most ser
ious of tobacco diseases, has
made its appearance this season
in Kentucky in plant bed in
Fayette county, according to DIR.
| w. D. Valleau, plant pathologist
of the Experiment Station, says
the Lexington Leader.
He stated that one case had
come to his attention through
County Farm Agent w. R. Cab
bert.
The disease has also been re-
ported in other parts of the state,
DR.. Valleau stated, and if wealth
er conditions continue as they
have been, with an occasional
rain, the disease will probably
do serious damage.If dry weather
conditions prevail, little damage
will result, DIR. Vallelu stated.
Cases of the disease up to the
present time have been reported
from only those beds that were
plantd with untreated seed, the
plant pathologist stated. Beds
planted with seed treated with
formaldehyde have not yet
shown the disease and probably
will not.
Spread\of the disease after the
tobacco is planted in the fields
will depend largely upon local
conditions. Dir. Valleau said Sat
urday night. No great spread
of the disease will result if there
is little wind but some spread will
occur i'll isolated districts re
gardless of conditions.
The only precaution that grow
ers can exercise in controlling
the trouble at this stage is to
make sure that their plants come
from treated beds, DR.. Nalleau
said. He has asked that farm
ers be on the watch for the di-
sease, and send suspicious cases
to the Experiment Station for ex-
animation.
One other case OF the disease
has been reported to the Expert
ment Station, that being from q
plant bed in Daviess county, ac-
COrding TO Dir. Naleau.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25
Two Kinds of
Women

We know woman, who when she needs to purchase
necessary things for the home or for the family puts
her shopping costume dabs bit of powder on her nose
and salles forth. =
street
She shops one
there chases
and :
down
another hunting and hunting. When she gets
home she is azzy and aded She feels all mussed up
mentally and physically
We know another who has learned the art of reading
the advertisements before she starts out She finds
out what she wants and where to get it. Then she goes
straight A II SaE8 ~ ~
down aEAY Il p Sas4ss,ssas.s$S SN
town F
right to the store that has IT.
and Il sss} ~ s s NsN
In this way she saves time, money and effort and
comes home as fresh daisy and ready to get friend
husband good dinner instead of taking him to the
cafeteria. ~ S. - II u ~ SsasssS
Whichyoneg arpyyou? II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25
MADISON COUNTY BOY
ENLISTS AS SEAMAN

Herbert Dunn, of Richmond.
enlisted as an apprentice seaman
at the Lexington army recruiting
office the past week and was for
warded by Chief Gunners' Mate
Turner through the Cincinnati
office to the Great Lakes training
station, Great Lakes, Iii. Under
a new ruling the Navy Depart
ment recently received at the
Lexington office. former navy
men who have been out OF ser
vice for more than four months,
thereby losing their service priv
ilege under the old ruling, may
re-enlist in the same grade they
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25
TREASURER WALLACE
BUYS BOURBON FARM

In important real estate deal
was contaminated in Bourbon
county last week when George
Watkins disposed of his 220-
acre farm, about three miles from
Paris, on the Lexington pike,
and known as the Frank White
or Matt Lair place, to State
Treasurer James A. Wallace. of
Frankfort, who paid about $685.
600, or near $500 an acre. Fol
lowing the completion of the deal
Mr.. Wallace rented the place TO
Mr.. Watkins, who will continue
to reside there.
Mr.. Wallace is a brother of
Hon C. c. Wallace, of this city,
and has many friends here.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25
Lose Little Daughter

Hattie Upton, the 7-year-olC
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Upton. died at the home OF her
parents on the Irvine pike Satur-
day afternoon. Surviving her are
her parents, ten brothers and Sis
tiers. Funeral services were held
at the grave in the Richmond
cemetery Monday afternoon at Z
o'clock. The parents have the
sympathy of many friends in
their loss.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25
w. Broaddus Buys Jeffries Home

\ large crowd attended the auc-
ton sale OF the home of Dir. ]. H.
Tcffries Saturday afternoon which
was conducted by the Freeman
Realty Company. Mr.. w. S.
Broaddus, OF this city, was the
successful bidder, the house being
knocked off to him at 1850. This
is one of the most attractive
homes in the city and it is undeT-
stood possession will be give1f to
Mr.. Broadus within short time.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25
Col. Pope Has Close Call.

Col. P. NJ. Pope had mighty
close call late last week, when he
was knocked unconscious by his
automobile and badly shaken up.
He was cranking his car, which is
OF the older vintage than the
modern self-starters. Unthink-
ingly, he had left it in gear, and
on it came knocking him to the
ground and running over him.
He was rendered unconscious.
Friends rushed him to his home
where MEDICAL attention was Civ
en- him. Luckily it was found
that no bones were broken and
no serious injuries sustained,
though he was made mighty sore
and is just about able to get out
now.
C,,1>r,>-iINo FOE +1,a notI,, - n c-;r+ ne
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25
To Keep Corbin Clean
(By Ax<ocsased PressJ

Corbin, Ky, April 25-E. L.
Harmon, city health officer, an
nounced that clean up week must
be every week. 81 have declar-
ed" he said, that the good work
must be kept going until all OF
the trash in the city is hauled
away. The things l have asked
must be done without further no.
tee He issued set of string
ent rules for food shops.
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25

Messrs. Dunbar and CALDWELL. the
managing statesmen, hustled about
and made the sale quite an inter
estin@ one. and their untirinG ef-
forts were appreciated by Dir.
Teffries. who is leaving for Louis
vile, where he will make his fu-
ture home.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25

were discharged from in the rat
tings Of gunner's mate, turret
captains, quartermasters, cleo
tricians, macilinist's mates, en-
ginemen, and pharmacists mates.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25

Andrew Corey the human fly"
was killed by fall from the sixth
story of a building he was climb
ing in Baltimore Saturday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25

FOR RENT-Large garden on
West Main street; for terms see
Z. T. Virgins, phone ISL. % If
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Chidren's 8 Shoes
Reduced to SITS Pair

Ends Of . number Of good lines of cur
stocks. greatly reduced for elsaranee.
IL pairs Growing Girls Black Calf
Lace Shoes, sizes ~, "A; az, AZ, 5.
51s A: Az, 5. Z b; c.
II pairs Misses White Buck Button
Shoes, welt soles: sizes B; IL, III G;
Is. 1, IL D: 12h to AZ E..
pairs Misses Black Calf Button
Shoes. welt soies; sizes 2 B; 1. III d;
Is pairs Children's Black Calf Lace
Shoes. welt soles and spring heels; sizes
B; 9, 9s C: Sk. Q D; 9 E.
pairs Youths Scout Shoes. in black
and tan: sizes II, 11h. II, 131k. IL C;
pairs Youths Black English. Lace
Shoes. sizes II. HI. IL A; II. 1lh,
pairs! Boys Tan Calf Lace Shoes,
heavy welt soies;- sizes IS and 5h B.
4 pairs Growing Girls. Black CALF
Pumps, sizes ~, "A; ~ A.
5 pairs Misses Black Calf Oxfords.
welt soles and low heels; sizes 1e1s, Is,
Is pairs ChiIdren's Black Calf O1fords,
welt scies and spring heels; sizes 81.
c; 81, .. 9h D; 81, 8 e.
1-paif Boys Patent Leather O1fords.
welt soles and low heels; sizes 81 c.
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Ford Touring Car
Slip-Couers
Reduced to .$5.65

20 Sets Of Slip-Covers
to cover the seats, backs,
arms and doors, rear doors
have pockets. Made OF
good, strong, serviceable
dark-striped fabric, fast
color, pre-shrunken. Easily
put on and removed. They
were splendid values at
1885, to close out we offer
the remaining stock at
$5.65 set.
AIs,e s Sets for DsdEe
Touring Cars, 1920 ana 1871
Msdels, N.6S set, were
S13.7B.
Gordon Jiny slip-covers.
for the popular makes Of
touring cars. These cover
the seat cushions and back
only; 2 different striped
styles; fast colors, wash
able. Only q limited guam
tity. S215 and 12.16 each
seat, were 94.2S and e460.
w Remnants on0 S00tt
Lengths
Cretonnes, poplins, silko-
lines, sateens, denimA silks
and various other up
hoIstery and drapery fab
rics; for curtains bags,
pillows, fancy work Of
various sorts and, homo
decorating. Y to Y less
than. former prizes
~ Yards Sheenette or
Silkoline
Very Special, lSc Yard
For draperies and COM
fortables. White grounds
with blue flowers, and ecru
or tan grounds with other
attractive colorings. Make
early selections, as the
quantity is limited.
Cuttaiar-a DfaPery and UpAol.'
stery Sections, Fifth aoof.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Wo,nen's Blouses

PONCE Colored Batiste .Blouses
edged in blue; size 36. 100 each;
were 81.
8 Lingerie Blouses, last Of lines, in
plaid muslin, voile and organdy. l size
50, size "a, size SO. size SO. size
40. 1 size A. 81 each; wsre $2.S5.
Handkerchief Linen II q D m d
Blousee, trimmed In 6let: tuxedo collars.
v-neck style: in rose and tan. 1 size SO.
1 size 38, 8 size 40. size 4, size A,
size 46 $3.e6 each; were $lo.76.
l6 Georgette Crepe Blouses- In bisque,
flesh, gray and white: 4 size 81. size
30, 1 size 80, 2 size 20. size A. $2.e5
each; were $6.7b and $6.75.
4 Navy and Flesh Crepe de Chine Tai
lored Bi0uses. size 80. size 50, size
~. S2.S6 each; wers IS to $e.7s.
8 Extra Size Blouses. l white geor-
xette, size a; flesh crepe de chine, size
Is; navy crepe de chine. size 30. $2.S6
each; wsfs $l75 and $9.75.
Navy and Black Satin 0verblouses.
1 size "a. size SO. 1 size 20. I size e.
size A. IS each; Wefe $1e.7b 70 $l6.
4 Bisque Satin Te-on Blouses, tucked
collar, cuffs trimmed in navy; size
81. size g, I, size 40. l size 42. IS
/ Periwipkle Blue Crepe de Chine
Blouse, size 38. IS; was $ls.7s.
Blouse Section. Third ncor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
100 Girls Wash Dresses
Special, CSC Each

Plain and Plaid Ginghams,
with embroidered collar, cuffs
and pocket trimmings. Specially
priced, Csc each.
Ideal Waists. button in front,
edged with embroidery; Slightly
soiled. Sizes 8 and 10 years. 45c
each, were S1.5O.
pairs Khaki Boomers, Miss
Saratoga" make, with fitted
bands; sizes and 10 years. 05e
pair; were $3.50.
Girls Brown Chambray
Boomers. sizes 8. 10 and II
years. 4Jc each; were Csc.
Brown Polo Cloth Coat, with
fancy patch pockets and detach-
able belt; fully lined; size 8. 80;
was SIS.
1Copen Blue Bolivia Coat. with
shawl collar, lined throughout;
size IL years. $l5, was $3.50.
Wool, Shepherds Plaid Coats.
shawl collar and pockets; sizes
II and 16 years $3.50 each;
Green Jersey Cloth Coat.
patch pockets; sports model; size
IL. S3.06, was $3.50.
Dark Blue Serge Coats, with
collar and cuffs, embroidered in
harmonizing colors: sizes 10 TO
II. $3.50 each, were 1876.
1 Dark Green Velvet GOAT,
loose back, shawl collar, lined
with pussy willow taffeta; size
IA. $3.50; was SIS.
1 old Rose Scotch Tweed Coat,
box pleated back, patch pockets
with fancy stitching and but
tons: partly lined; size TO-. Is;
was $3.50.
Brown Broadcloth Coat, patch
pockets; excellent for fall wear;
size 8. S5s was S12.S0.
Girls Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Travelling Goods

Full size, Lift-top. Dust-proof Ward
robe Trunk, fiber covered and bound
spring lock and draw bolts. the top
drawer may be locked: 1t also has the
electric iron holder. floor sample. 365;
was $S6.
Mans Dust-proof Wardrobe Trunk,
Bell Crank" locking device, exterior
finished in dark green and black stripes,
interior finished In handsome green fab
ric cord. door sample. SeS; was Sleo.
Extra Size Wardrobe Trunks, bulge
top. stroEg high-grade lock; the top
drawer may also be locked. A discon.
tinued number reduced to $3.50 each;
I-is-incn Black Cowhide travelling
Bag, leather lining. 3s.75; was S3l 50.
f17-inch Black COwhide Travelling
Bag, good grade cloth lining. $7.75;
1-16-inch Cobra Grain Cowhide Trav-
cling Bag, mole cloth lining. s.; was
SO.
@14-inch Black Cowhide Boston Bass,
slightly rubbed. $l.75 each; were SS.75.
lEls-inch Genuine Cowhide Fitted
slightly rubbed $3.50; was 3ss.
Travelling Goods Section, Fourth floor
Evening star., 1921-09-29
IS doze,, pairs
Chidren's Ribbed
School Hose
C---s>l o. ->s-
Special, Csc pair

25 dozen pairs Children's Fine
Ribbed School Hose. in black,
white and tan; a broken as
sortment. Sizes E to 9H in the
lot.
As pairs Children's Fine Rib.
bed White Silk Hose that have
been slightly damaged at top
by tagging machine; sizes 81
to 10; black. size 10 only. S155
pair; were Sis.
so pairs Children's Silk Socks.
in pink. blue and white; slightly
damaged by tagging machine:
sizes 5 to 81 in the lot. but not
in every color. 75c pair; were
Sl.50.
Is pairs Children's Pink and
Blue Silk Socks, slightly dam
aged at top; sizes J to 9! soc
pair; were Csc.
Children's Hosiery Section, Fourth
Goor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Baby Carriaees

Some have been used as floor
samples and are slightly soiled;
others are perfect.
"ood-body Carriage, reyersi-
Die gear, corduroy lining and ar
tillery wheels. 83s, was ss7.so.
L Wood-body Carriage, reyersi-
Die gear, reed trimmed. green
enamel body and lining. eS:.5o.
WAS &65. 0'
1 White Reed Baby carrias.
corduroy cushions and lining
artiilery wheels. S22.so, was S4S.
Dark Blue Combination
Stroller and Carriage. sss, W..
l English Stroller. wood hodr
leather hood. artillery whesis
$32.50s was Sl5. eeis'
l Alfred Carriage, ecru fin
lsh, corduroy lining, remavahi.
cushions: $3s; was eco. ie
Black Enamel English car
Isge, ecru finish gear and arti1-
lefy wheels. $25. was ss5.
Baby Carriage Section, Fourth soo,
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Chidren's Knit
Underu,em

% Children's Pine Ribbed Cotton Com
bination Suits. low neck, short sleeves
and close fitting knee pants. Sizes to IL
children from to ) years. 7Sc each;
were $1.l6.
13 Children's Fleece-Iined Cotton
Slee ping Suits. high neck and long
sleeves, with feet. Sizes to fit chill
dren ] and years of sge. 81 each;
were 3l.26.
2J Children's Swiss Ribbed Lisle
Bodice Vests. with tape shoulder straps:
sizes to 1T children from 4 to years.
CSC each: were Sec.
Children's Knit Underwear Section.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29

ALUMINIUM COOKING WARE.
s-qt. Kettle, S5e.
WHITE ENAMEL
COOKING WARE
Got. Rice Boiler, 41.1S.
S-qt. Convex Kettle, S1.1S.
5-ot. Tea Kettle, 31.1S.
2 and 3 at. Coffee Pots, $1.lS.
loot. Dishpans. $1.16.
seif-wrnsing Scrub Mops, CSC.
High-grade Corn Brooms. CSC.
Dependable Step Ladders, SS.1s.
Tin Wash Boilers, copper bot
tom, 42.45.
Tin Wash Boilers, S1.65.
White Enamel and Glass
Towel Bars, S1.3S.
Wool Wall Busters. long ham
die, 75e.
Housewares Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Glassware

2 Miter Pattern Cut Glass Sugar and
Cream Sets. $50 set; vers $3.e5.
7-piece Water Set, doral desisr, crt
glass: slightly imperfect. IS, was e47t.
8rinch Cut Glass Salad Bowl. norsi
and hmiter pattern; slightly imperfect,
$3.50, was $3.50.
2 Low Shape Colored Glass Gold Band
Compotes. 81 each; were $1.SS.
I Colored Glass Gold Band Sandwich
Plate. slightly imperfect. $1.75. was 8.
Salad Bowl. gold encrusted band
deeoratiou; slightly imperfect. $50,
9 Floral Design h-pound size Candy or
Nut Jars. $50 each; were 81.
2 Floral Design S-piece Beverage Sets.
slightly imperfect. $3.50 set; vsfe IS.
Gold Encrusted Decorated Pickle
Tray. slightly imperfect. $1.2b; was
Colonial Glass Punch Bowl and
Stand, slightly chipped. $s.sS, was 1884,
Glassware Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Dolls and Toys

25 Small Dressed Dolls, each in
box. Csc each, were 81.
Full Ball-jointed Dolls, bob
bed hair and closing eyes. -
each, were -.
12 Large Full-jointed Dolls,
with long curls and closing eyes.
45.75 each, were $S.5o
"a 16-inch Dolls. full ball joint
ed. real hair wigs and closing
eyes. S125 each, were S5.
12 Infant Character Dolls, real
hair wig and closing eyes. S5.S5
each: were sic.
Reed Doll Carriages. rubber
tired wheels, corduroy lining.
$14.cS each. were H22.50.
2 Horse Shoe flies, painted in
bright colors. $I.75 each; were
44.45.
S-piece sets Of Reed Doll
Furniture; settees are % inches
long and Is inches high. Is
each set, were $3.50.
Toy Section. Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Infants and Chidren's
Apparel

Is Little Girls Billie Burkes.
made of fine nainsook, in white
or flesh. trimmed with, lace inser-
tion, ruffles or tucks. $1.SS eaeh;
dozen Children's Heavy Out
ing Flannel Gowns, in blue and
white stripes, made with yoke
and turnover collar. 45e eaoh,
is pairs Infants Carriage
Bootees, made OF pink or blue
quilted silk. @1.45 pair, were
S1.Ho.
Il Children's Bloomer-Dresses,
made Of pink or blue checked
gingham, trimmed with white
pique collar and sash. S1.26 eaehs
were Sz.7S.
50 Children's White Nainsook
Petticoats, made Princess or Cert
.ude style, trimmed with embrofd-
cry or lacestrimmed ruffle. ,96e
eacAs were - 70 31,SS
Infants Section, Fourth feer.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Siken Undergarn,ents

ls Wash Satin Camisoles. in nesb
color, with deep bands Of imitation
Filet lace; sizes 80. 3s. 40. $50 each;
were 81.
8 Flesh Crepe de Chine Envelope Chem
ise, lace trimmed camisole tops: sizes 80,
SO. 40. SI.4b each; yers $3.2e.
lace-trimmed styles, some in empire ef
feet; sizes Is, 16, H.. $1.sS each; were
3S.
20 Wash Satin Sleeveless Gowns, band
aRd Straps Of Imitation Filet lace. Sizes
Is. 16, II. 42.05 eaoh; were -.
SILK Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Mems FURNISHINGS

y Special Quality Silk Hand Te
brown striped figured specially
priced, 8Sc each.
II Mems Best Quality Aeropane Cloth Outing Shirts natural
color with attached collar and single button Sizes
Is. l51l. l61l. sl.s5 each; 81.
50 Mems Leather Belts. and black buckles
81. 40! SOC each were 7sc
90 Mems Pure Irish Linen Handkercfe embroidered
initials hemtched hems Letters E, J. K N,
SOC each; were 81. >
So pairs Silk Socks fine evenly woven
threads double Isle heels and soe Black navy
and Sizes 9 to 1lH Very specially priced pair
81 Mems Plain White Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched narrow medium hens. sc each; sec.
Suits Best Quality Checked Nansook Pajamas frog trimmed
medium and large sizes. S35 suit; were s..
Suits Lightweight Soft-fnhed Paamas frog
trimmed SMALL medium and large were
Furnishings section rrstnoo .-L..
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Won,en's Skirts

Z Navy and Brown Baronet
Satin Skirts, with basket-weave
pockets; sizes 81 to 80 inch waist
IS each; were $3.50.
8 Prunella and Covert Cloth
Skirts, in tan and brown check.
tan with green stripe; both pleat-
ed models; sizes 2s, 20 and so
inch waist. $3.50 eaehs were
ez5.
3 Black and White Box-pleated
Prunella Skirts, in waist sizes
2sl and 81 inch. SIS each3 were
S22.50. ....
/ Black and White 'Box-pleated
Prunella Skirt, size 80 waist.
917.50, was e2b.
Plain Black Serge Skirts.
with tailored pockets; sizes 20
and so inch waist. $3.50 each;
were $15.
Skirt Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Last Dqy-September Housewares Sale
At Se6tenber's Lou Prices

ELECTRICAL WARES
Glib. Household-size Iron. SS.4s.
Electric Reversible Toaster,
S5.65.
Electric Heating Pad, SS.s5.
Round Electric Grflls. S10.4S.
NICKEL TABLE WARE
Oval Bread Trays, 32.3S.
Round Satin-finish Trays, $1.s5.
Crumb Tray and Scraper, S1.65.
Soft, Strong Toilet Tissue, Ice
roll.
Dish Cloths, 4c, Sc and lie.
PAIRING Knives, Ice each.
Toilet Brushes with long han
die. BUa.
Flour Sifters, 3Sc each.
Lock-fast Chair Seats, s5e
each.
Curtain Stretchers, S2.75 each.
Ironing Boards on folding
stand, S2.o5 each.
Bathroom Fittings Of many
kinds, 41.8S.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Corsefs and Brassieres

2 dozen Ideal Maternity or
House Corsets, very lightly
'boned; sizes 22. %. "a, rs. 81
pair, were @2.50.
z dozen Bertha May and Ideal
Maternity Corsets; sizes "a, 25.
%, %, 80. 32,. "a, 36. - pair;
were y3.SO to y.
II Lazell Junior Waists, for the
growing girl, with garters at
tached; sizes and 10 years. u
each, were &2.6O.
. dozen Ideal Waists, for
misses or small women; sizes %,
2S. "a, 25, q, 2S. 7Sc each.
1 dozen Bandeaux Brassieres.
made of net, with pink and blue
ribbon shoulder straps. $1.60
euchJ were 12.60.
Corset Section, Third door
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Special Size Apparel

5 Tweed and Homespun SUITS. In tan.
rray and French blue, nicely TAILORED.
sport models, belted: sizes 4es; IL - Va
and 4sh. $3.50 each; were 40 and
Tame yeldyre Wrap made with
collar, the throw-ends are edged wlth .
Gray Tricotine Embroidered Wrap:
size 4ols. Sss: was 500. ~ .,,..
=: lmportsd P,ssa .na "a Nc.Sr c.ch. . %..s SIS.
Special Size Section. Third noor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Chinauume

lNpiece American Porcelain D,n,-
ser, Persian border decoration; siiShtir
imSerfect. =. ses,7t. was ses.so. a'
% Decorated Imported China Bre,d
aS .sch butter fiates, specially priced, $50
i l7-piece Imported China Tea Set
draxon decoration: cover to tea nni
damaged. $&s5. was $3.50. p"t
lain Meat Platters. CSC each: vsr. n 81
Limoges China Chocolate Set. con.
ventionai border decoration; 2 cups miss-
L Gold Decorated American Porcelain
Decorated Haviland China Marmal,de
Jar and Cover. $2.75, was Is,
II pinch Woodcraft Pottery Jardiniere
Chinaware Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Golf Bags Reduced

} Golf Bags, aluminium top
and bottom; made of heavy
canvas material. $52S each;
were SIC.
5 Golf Bags. aluminium top
and bottom. with inside pocket.
lock and key. s9.7s each; were
Sporting Goods Section. Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Furs Reduced for
Friday

i Black Opossum Choker, SIS; was
$3.50.
- BLACK opossum Choker. 31s.5s; was
! Black opossum Choker, s1s.Ss; was
S1S.75.
IL Natural Skunk choker, SIS; was
Hudson Seal Scarf. 3a5; was $50.
! Hudson Seal Scarf, S36: was So.
l Hudson Seal Choker, 80; was S3S
Marmot Coats, 36-inch-iength mod
els, long shawl collar and deep cuffs.
with fancy lining. Below replacement
value At S76 each.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-29
Pocket kniues, Cigar
Jars. Cameras

50 Pocket Knives for School
Boys. 10c each, were 25c.
10 Cigar Jars, glass with brass
top. sSc each, were $3.50.
10 No. 3 Brownie Cameras, with
Meniscus Achromatic Lens. $50
each; were $3.50.
No. &c Brownie Cameras,
with meniscus Achromatic Lens.
1915 eachs were Is.
Kodak and Cutlery Section. First floor