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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-02-03

so soon as survey is made. These
people will thwart the company in
every conceivable manner unless they
secure titles to their improvements
The old raft in Red River, which
was mass of interlocked fallen trees
and other drift stuff miles in length,
has so long been removed that many Of
the Banners younger readers perhaps
never heard of it. The Banners sug-
gestions above made. as is now to be
seen. were good. Fortunately, the work
was undertaken and completed by the
Federal Government. The Introductory
lines Of the foregoing clipping would
seem to indicate that fifty years ago
an interstate conference looking to the
removal of the raft was held.
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sHERIFFs SALE.

A. j. Mnrf Us. JEFF G. Wilson. No. 1857
In Second District Court, Booster Parish.
Louisiana.
By virtue of a writ Of seizure and SALE
from the Honorable Second District Court
of Bossier Parish, Louisiana. in the above
numbered and entitled cause. have seized.
and will sell at public auction. for cash,
and according to law, and without the ben
eft OF appraiscment, Mt the principal front
door OF the Court House Of Bossier Parish,
Louisiana, during the legal hours Of sale,
ON Saturday, February 26, 1921, the follow
ing described property, to-wit
Lots 1 and in section 2, township 16,
range II; lots s. s and 8 in section 50 and
the southwest quarter of southwest quarter
of section sc, township II, range IL. and
lot 3 in section So. according to the Alex
ander and Davies survey of Hogskin Lake,
in township IT, range u. less that part of
lot 8 in section IS sold to II. l.. Skannal,
and less rightofway OF VI, S. and p. Rail-
road over lots and of section 35, town
ship II, range u, containing in all 29s
acres, more or less, with all buildings and
improvements thereon, and known as the
Spradley Hill plantation, except one-half
mineral rights already owned by A. j. Murff.
Also. one black mare mule named Ida,
one red horse mule named Red, one black
mare mule named Pigeon. one black mare
mule named Satin, one brown mare mule
named Plummer, one black horse named
Fox, one red horse mule named Bulldog,
one log wagon, three rolls Of hog wire, two
rolls of barbed wire, two ~ inch wagons,
three steel-beam turning plows, two steel
beamed middle breakers, three sweep stocks
five planters, IS bales of johnson grass hay,
two sets of wagon harness, two sets of pillow
gear, one seed fork. 10 bushels Of corn, one
stalk cutter and one John Deer disc harrow
Terms of Sale-FOr cash, to pay the tive
notes of $1,000 each. past due, with interes,
from November 81, 1919, and interest or
the other five notes of $1,000 each for ONT
year, with all cost and attorneys fees, ant
on terms of credit to meet the other note.
as they fall due. Said property being SOLD
as that of the defendant and to pay ani
satisfy the debt as specified In said writ
and order of SALE j. f.. ADAIR,
Sheriff and er-OtfciO Auctioneer fol
Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
January 20, 1921 [feb 24]
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Victor OIL Gas and Refining Company Is.
j. II. McMiilan. No. 1867. In Trclfth
Distrjct Court, DeS0t0 Pdrish,. LoHisiand.
BY virtue Of a writ OF fc,i facias from the
Honorable Twelfth District Court of DeSoto
Parish, Louisiana, in the above numbered
and entitled cause, have seized and will
sell Mt public auction, for cash, without
appraisement, and according to Inv. ut the
principal front door Of the Court House OF
.Bossier Parish. Louisiana. during the legal
hours of sale, on Saturday. March 3, 1921,
the following Described property, to-wit:
\ mineral lease ON 100 acres, being the
cast half Of southeast quarter OF section %,
township II, range Is, and west half Of
northeast quarter of northeast quarter of
section :s3, township 81, range IS, Bossicr
Parish. Louisiana, and of the estate Of
B. Il. Hasscll.
Said property to be sold as belonging ia
above defendant, to pay and satisfy the
debt specified in said writ, tOgeter with in
terest. attorneys fees and all costs.
]. +. ADAIR,
Sheriff and er-o1fcio Auctioneer.
january 81. 1921. [mar 3
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Second Ward, Justices Court BOssier CitD
Precinct, B0ssier PGtish, Louisiana. Brooks


Second Ward, Justices Court, BOssier City
Precinct, B0ssier Parrish, Louisiana. Brooks
Mays q COMPANY rs. Adttker Beard.
By virtue Of a writ Of feri fdcids issued by
the Hon. U. w. Hutchings, Justice OF said
Court, and to me directed, in the above en-
titled cause, have seized, and will proceed
TO sell to the last and highest bidder, at
public auction, nj my, own front door, in
the Town Of BOssier City, La, on Saturday,
the 18th day OF March. 1921, the following
described property. according to law, begin
ming at IL am, during the legal hours for
sale, and continuing until such property be
sold, the following described property, to-wit
One Hobart and Gable Piano, 39O75.
Said property to be sold NJ belonging to
the said defendant to pay and satisfy the
debt mentioned in the writ, amounting to
$s4. together with all interests and costs
of suit. seizure, drayage, sale, etc.
p. r. SORRELL,
Constable and er-o1fcio Auctioneer.
February 8, 1921. lmar 10l
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La, THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1921.
RETROSPECTIVE
Sixty Years ADO.

The Banner OF teO. i, 1S6lr--beiieVue.J
2" The AIesilla (Arizona Times, COM
menting upon the secession movement,
says:
"..In the event of the establishment
of a Southern Confederacy, Arizona
will knock at the door Of their first
Congress for admission as state, and
it is probable New Mexico will do the
same
!. Baton Rouge. Jam 81 The Legis-
lature Of Louisiana convened In regu-
lar session under the Constitution, at
twelve o'clock to-day. Nearly all the
members of both houses and very
large assemblage Of spectators We're
present. Nothing of Importance, how
ever, was done, and the probability at
the moment OF sending this dispatch
ii that the Legislature will adjourn and
await the action OF the State Conven-
ton, whicllis to assemble on Wednes-
day next.
A resolution to test the question
Of the right OF secession will be intro.
.duced into the Senate tomorrow
54 ss3s
.Baton Rouge. Jan. 23.-The Legis
latufe conyenes this morning. pursuant
In adjournment at nine o'clock. after
which II will adjourn until the 4th Of
February next.
..The Convention will be called al
twelve o'clock to-day.
..The yarious committees will 70 OF
with their lnbors during the recess
but thew will not be allowed to carry
their deliberations from the capitol.
"a flag containing but fifteen star.
FONTS triumphantly from. the Stat,
Honse.,
The reader win note the referenc,
to "a flag containing but fifteen stars.
There were Int eleven states in tn
southern Confederacy. Perhaps tin
four other stars shown on the flag a
that early date were for Kentucky
Tennessee Missouri and California
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it's spirit is gone; it no longer offers
protection to the life and property of
the Southern citizen, and none but
recreants and those who deserve to be
slaves will submit to its authority as
interpreted by the Black Republicans of
the North. This perjury dodge, there
fore, falls to the ground, and none but
an idiot will be frightened by it-and
none but knave would make use OF it
in order to mislead honest men."
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SHEREFFsS SAllE. s. "a
Nose Henry Hardy rersas i'm BDsdsss s3 55g3
Mary Spencer, IntsrreH0r no. sas 81 n
Second District Court, Bossser fs'sssss'
L0aisiGnd.
BY virtue Of writ of feyt facids 49, ssasasss<,
Honorable Second District Court Of 49,. s
Parish, Louisiana, in the above nuIs J. IN
ana entitled cause have seized and wlss&
sell at public auction, for cash, ana acecss ~
ing to law. at the principal front doo "a
the Court House of Bossier faflsn ~. =.
lana, during the legal hours q ~. 49,
Saturday, February ), l02L the fo''eW q
described property, to-wit ..,s Yzf
One-third interest ii the cast - W.
northeast quarter Of section 10, toNs - go
10, north, range IL. west. Louisiana 49,
dian. situated In Bossier Parish, 1870 u
Said property to be sold as hele. y! 49, ~ y
above defendant, to pay ana sa,Is q .ysTs
debt specified in said writ. foeets !. 49, Il
Interest and cost. j. II A a.enss. ii
sheriff and er-e6Icio Aueuo1s 8 81
December so, 1ee0 lfeb 81
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-02-03
Thirty Years AGO.

The Banner of Jan. %, 1S91-Belleyue.l
1.-THE merchants of Bienville Parish
say there will be less goods sold on
credit during 1891 than during any pre-
viOus year since the war;
The above few lines read like fore
cast for the year 1921-if the country
emrchants mean what they have been
saying, and we expect they do.
The blue ribbon farmer of Bien-
vile Parish made last season. with the
help of a boy and two mules, crop of
16 bales of cotton, Is bushels of sweet
potatoes, $50 bushels of corn, 74O gal
Ions of syrup and large quantity of
peas"
Cut the cotton acreage by two-thirds,
add peanuts (chiefy for hay) and ma
tive hay and there is a pretty good CROP
ping suggestion for the 1921 farmer.
"A few weeks ago Mr.. w. w. Belcher,
of Deans Point, in Ward Five, killed
a hog which weighed 45S pounds, net.
Mr.. i. r. Moore, of this place, also
killed an eighteen-month-ol hog which
weighed .4031a pounds, net"
That last mentioned shoat we
well remember. and it may be added
that he was ham-sprout of consider.
able size. 8 Marse Ed y raised him In
his mule lot and he got, well fed month
| in and month out.
| Mr.. Oscar Ogilvie, of tie Homer
Gudrdian-Journai, and Miss Anna Har
per, daughter Of the late DIR. A. G.
Harper, Of AIinden. were married Ii
Minden on the 21st instant, Rev. ]. w
Medlock officiating. May the happy
couple live long and prosper
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogilvie have for years
past resided in Shreveport, as do theil
two sons and three daughters, W.
think. Two of the daughters, by til,
way, are now married Mr.. MedlocI
was Methodist minister, who for som,
years resided at Bellevue But that wal
many years ago and we are not in
formed as to where the living members
of the family reside.
i Last Thursday night, about lively,
o'clock, the store house and stock O
goods of Capt. w. ]. Hughes, sat Rock,
Mount were totally burned. The los
on the stock and building is ab0u
$4,000. The stock was insured TO
$1,000 and the building for $1,000
There We're at least two old stor
buildings of considerable professions a
Rocky Mount that were erected prio
to the Confederate War. One was occu
pied by Hughes 4 Stewman "a. I
Hughes) and the other by Crawford
Hughes & Company-W. T. Crawford
Z j. H. Hughes and I. III. Martin. Her
are named representative residents @
the parish well remembered by til
Banners older readers. As J. III. (Jim
Hughes was Capt W. j. Hughes fathel
perhaps it was the store building 0,
!. cupied by the last above mentioned fri
that was destroyed by fire thirty year
2 ago
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Ten Years Ago.

The Banner Of Feb. .. 1911-Benton.l
g DR.. w. ]. Baird, of Plain Dealing,
aged seventy-odd years, died ut a
Shreveport sanitarium yesterday. His
remains were taken up on this morn
ings northbound train and the inter-
nent will take place in Plain Dealing
Cemetery this afternoon"
Rolinger correspondence: The ma
chinery for the handle factory is being
placed, and it will not be long before 1t
will be In operation, with d. G. Bolton
in charge"
There is in Rossier much fine stand
ing timber suitable. to a diversity of
uses, and we have often wondered why
there are not number Of small wood
working factories In the parish. Why
not several handle factories, spoke and
hub factories, table and cabinet fac.
tories and those. for the manufacture
of other furniture?
Coy. Nichols IL seventy-nine years
of age, and has served his state with
great honor and fidelity, and 1t will be
a pleasure for the people Of Louisiana
to care for this grand old battle-scarred
veteran Of the Confederacy with tender
care.-Hapncsrillc Ne,rs."
Francis T. Nichols, one of the grand
est characters In Louisiana's history
was greatly loved and honored by the
people Of the state. Many times 1t has
been said Of him that he was with
out reproach and without fear" Az NJ
officer in the Confederate service hi
lost an arm In the battle OF Gettys
burg. later suffering other wounds thu
left him a cripple for life. After thu
close of the war he was, quite nntur
| ally, much idolized and 50 continued
In public favor up to the time OF his
death. He was twice Governor FOL
Louisiana, his terms Of Office beginnill.
during 1876 and during 1889, and 1t /,
wen remembered how greatly he wa.
instrumental In putting to rout tina
notorious gambling institution the Lou
isiana Lottery. It was a little NOR,
than ten years ago that the old wal
horse retired from the Supreme Bencl
of the state, to which the above clip
ping has reference,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-02-03
MILITARY MEETING.

''At meeting of the members OF the
Bossier Military Company, according to
pursuant adjournment, the house was
called to order by requesting Mr.. A. A.
Abney to take the chair, and the APP
pointment of J. NJ, Scanland to the
secretary's desk.
The committee of five who We're
appointed, at the meeting previous, to
prepare bylaws, designate the uniform
and select an appropriate name for the
said company, failing to report. it was
requested that they should report at
the next meeting.
There being no important business
before the meeting, the company then
went into a regular drin.
The meeting then adjourned until
Saturday, the I'd instant, with the ear
nest request that every member of the
company meet at Benton on that day,
as tire will be important business to
be transacted
The above minutes, were, of course,
signed by the chairman of the meeting
and its secretary. As stated last week,
we are reasonably sure this company
was never recruited up to the required
strength and that its members Joined
the larger. companies then being formed
in the parish. Why they were here in
Benton sixty years ago yesterday We
can't say. Perhaps in an effort to gair
recruits or, more likely, to go through
their drills with the Benton, Collins
burg ana Rocky Mount companies.
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After YOU have read your copy of the
Banner mail 1t to one Of your relatives.
who has removed from the parish.
Help us to get him In the habit Of
looking for it aud wanting Il.
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You enjoy reading the Banner. go
would your relative who has removed
from the parish. Why don't you order
Il nailed 10 hinis
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Mrs. W. q. sCANLAND, Opner.
Published on Thursday OF Each Week.

ENTERED MS second-class matter at the post
office at Benton, La, under act OF Con-
gress of date March 3, 1879.
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sHERIFFrs SALE.

!. February 3, 1921. Imar 10l
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APPLICATION TO PURCHASE.

january 2O, 1921. Ifeb 24I
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sIIERIFFs SAFE.

December %. 1920. [feb III
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CONSTABLE.S SALE.

january p. 1921. Imar 81
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her.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Cestpn entertained the B0ssier
City circle of Central Christian work
ers. Mrs. Cost0n always does things a
little better than the best and this oc-
casi0p proved no exception to the rule.
The house was beautifully decorated
with ferns and pot plants, the dining
room being in violets and ferns. At
seven O'Clock the guests arrived and at
7.:O were ushered Into the dining room.
where delicious four-cOurse luncheon
OF chicken, salads, cheese, head lettuce.
celery, jelly. preserves, bread. hot cot
fee, crenmed apple pie with whipped
cream, fruit jello with whipped cream,
fruit punch and three kinds of cake
was served to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ,. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. w. Chambers and
three children and Mr.. and Mrs. W. H,
C0st0n. An interesting program OF
music and readings was then carried
out. A most enjoyable evening was
spent by all.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Notion Specials

39c Silk Betting, 3 inches wide,
white; superior quality; yard,
33c.
1Oc Sewing Silk, assorted
colors, best quality; 3 spools,
21c.
25c Perfection Brand Cellu-
loid Hair Pins, 10 to box, at
19c.
1Oc Baby Demple Safety
Pins, assorted sizes, made of
best spring brass, at 8 dozen,
&c.
45c Front Pad Hose Support
ers, assorted colors, at 35c.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Children's Socks
2 Pairs, 45c

Regularly 2oc and Csc. Plain
white and fancy top socks.
Sizes 5 to o1l.
Friday only, 2 pairs for 45c-Main
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Women's Lingerie, $1.33

Including Nightgowns, Petit
coats, Envelope Chemises and
Step-ins. Made of soft main
sock or batiste, in white and
pink. some crepe among the
lot. Trimmings of fancy lace or
embroidery.
Friday only, S1.s3.-Third Floor.
Silk Fringe, $500
u inches wide. In black.
Popular for trimming sweaters.
Regularly $3.50.
Friday only, $7.0o.-Main Floor.
Maids Uniforms, $1.W
Small lot that is slightly
soiled. Made of white linene.
Friday only, $1.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Wolfe Waists
Suit Cases, $3.50

Brown Fiber Cases, with two
heavy leather straps all around,
lined with figured cretonne.
Complete with brass snaps and
locks.
Friday only at $4so.-BarEain Base
ment.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Ribbon Remnants, SOC
Nou in Progress Featuring Our
August Sale of Furniture
Savings, 20 to 500

The Below Partial List Will Give an Idea OF the Many
Wanted Pieces of Furniture at Much
Less Than Regular Prices
S'0 Seat lat At van $1,000
eeat' At "''o" 'e'ee 'N's' ''-~ "s' '~~ $1,000
$500 Hardwood Folding Lawn settee painted At ss9
$3.50 Fiber Reed Rocker with brown finish At S625
$4,000 Solid Mahogany Top Breakfast or Gateleg Table
with drawer; dull finish. At $1,000
' and back spring seat At $3.50
$27500 Three piece Library Suite dull mahogany fnish
back; Queen Anne style. Upholstered in
velour. At S13z50
six hangers. At S12o
feet wide Complete, slsl5
drawer At y -'''~' '~0' '''' $500
$1,000 Fumed Oak Armchair, loose ecushion brown Span
ish leather At $500
$4,000 Golden Oak Buffet Colonial STYLE Golden Oak
finish, $500
S550OO Fumed Oak Dining Room Suite very fine quar-
tered oak; pieces. At sz75oo
$3.50 Fiber Reed Table with round top has shelf; brown
finish. At $3.50
Royal-Fourth
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Linene Suits
Organdies at 17c Yard

1000 yards in the lot. Also
some voiles in the lot. All
light summer shades. Lengths
from l to 3 yards. Regularly
2oc.
Friday only, Ito yard.-Bazsain Base
meut,
Evening star., 1921-08-11


Friday only at 2Sc.
so Envelopes to match.
Friday only at CSC.
CasserOles, $4.98
Pyrex Casseroles, in silver plated
frame, with ebony handles. Reg
ularly $3.50.
Friday only at S4.ss.-Main Floor
$1.25 Scarfs, 75c Each
100 in the lot. ,All-over lace
Bureau and Chiffonier Scarfs, good
heavy quality. Sizes 1886 and
18x50.
So Beaded Bags, $1.69
Imported draw-string bags, dark
and light colors. Neatly liped.
Friday only at $l.69.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Children's Socks
. Pairs. 30c

Regularly 25c. Fine rib mer-
cerized socks with roll-cuff top.
in white and colors. Sizes ~
to 6H.
Friday only, 3 pairs for ssc.-Bsrsain
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Silk Umbrellas, $4.9O

Women's. Factory samples of
colored silk. Suitable for rain
or shine. Plain or bakalite ring
handles. Only one of a kind.
Friday only 1t $4.e0-Bargain Base
Evening star., 1921-08-11
WOmen's Bloomers
4 for 98c

Fine rib Jersey knit, with
elastic bands at waist and
knees. Flesh color. All sizes.
Friday only, for ssc.-Bargain Base.
meut,
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Mems Silk Socks
SI.50

Regularly $500 and $3.50
Onyx and Pointex makes. OF
white silk with silk tops. Rein
forced feet. heel and toes.
Some with the famous Pointex
heel. Sizes 9H to llH.
Friday only, S159.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Women's Bathing Suits, $4.95

An-wool Jersey with regulation skirt. Black with
purple trimming and tan with brown Sizes 36 to A
Friday only $4s6.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Guimpes at $Z.25

Sleeveless. Made of net and Or
candle; suitable to wear with
sweater or dress. Some have frills.
others made in fiat effects. Regu-
larly $500 and $500.
Friday only. $2.25.-Neckwear Dept
Main Floor
Evening star., 1921-08-11
$1.OO Silk Hose. 79c

Women's. Thread silk with
long silk boot, high spliced heel
and double toe. Lisle garter
hem. In. black and cordovan.
All sizes.
Friday only at 7sc.-BarEaia Base.
mont.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Wonen's Hose
3 Pairs, soc

Fine isle, scanned back, in
black, white, brown and gray.
Regular and extra large Sizes
ONYX and other good makes.
Friday only. 8 pairs for s9c.-Main
Evening star., 1921-08-11
WOmen's Hose
2 Pairs 4Qc

Fine rib split-foot stockings,
black with white feet, double
heel, toe and sole: Sizes 8H
to 10.
Friday. only, 3 pairs, 4sc.-Barsain
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Summer Rugs, IS Off

The lowest prices of the sea-
son on perfect rugs, but the
quantities are small. Sizes from
27x54 inches to 9xl2 feet. In
cluded:
Rattania Rugs,
Crex de Luxe Rugs,
Deltox Rugs,
Imported Grass Rugs,
Cherokee Rugs.
Friday only at one-third off marked
prices.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Boys Hose
2 Pairs. 40c

Coarse rib black cotton
stockings, with plenty of leg
length, double heel and toe.
Sizes E to II.
Friday only, for 4sc.-Bargain Base
Evening star., 1921-08-11
WOmen's Vests
3 for SOC

Regularly 25c. Fine rib cot
ton vests, low neck, sleeveless,
Swiss rib or fine rib. All sizes.
Friday only, 3 for 60c.-Bargain Base
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Boys Bell Sports
BIOuSeS, z5c

Choice of our regular Sl.25
grades of this we'll known
brand. Neat high-count per-
Gales and plain whites. All
new.
Friday only, 75c.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Arrow Brand Collars, 15c

Broken lots and discontinued
styles. High. medium and low
styles. All clean and in boxes.
Not all sizes in each style, but
every size in the lot. Sizes 13H
to II.
r;a. .,u 1k. Nj, r,n.-
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Mems Drawers, $1.OO

Regularly Sl.50. 40 pairs of
extra fine jean drawers. With
elastic seam and elastic at bot
tom. Sizes "a to 40.
Friday only, 81 pair.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Mems Straw Hats

s Panama, Leghorn and
Bangkok Hats, formerly So.
Sizes 634, 6B and rs.
Friday only, $S.15.
Other Straw Hats, formerly
81 and S..
Friday ouly, S1.oo.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Unbleached Sheeting
IL Yards, $1.OO

1000 yards fine even weave,
for sheets and pillowcases.
Regularly 14c.
Friday only. IL yards. $l.oo.-Barsain
Basement,
Evening star., 1921-08-11
China and Glassware
Friday Bargains

32-piece Cottage Set, American
porcelain with rosebud and gold
line decoration; from open &E IN
stock, &~>~S
Evening star., 1921-08-11
wOnnen's Hose
2 Pairs, 08c

Regularly SOC. Fiber silk
stockings, with long silk boot,
high spliced heel and double
toe. In black, navy, .cordovaa
or white. All sizes.
Friday. only, 3 pairs, sso.-BarEain
Basement.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Union Suits
2 for csc

Women's. Fine rib cotton
suits, envelope style, low neck.
no sleeves, lace trimmed. Bod
ice with silk ribbon neck band.
Sizes 36 to ~.
Friday only. 3 for ssc.-BszEain Base.
ment.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
BOYS Palm Beach Suits
S6.45

A low record price, comprising
the best quality Palm Beach
Suits for boys, that will last
several seasons. Regularly
$1095 and Sl250. Sizes 7 to lS.
Friday only, $6.45.-Third Floor.