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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
Stantsausitcanns Su SeSaliu
cr6ifnet.
llnO Samit glcid5eitig &eibe Der Offi'
Siclcn 1Scicrlihfeitcn in SerbiH'
Suna init Der Miiiunri Sabr.
hnnScrtfcicr eingcleitet.

0ic Misunderstanding, nit Scr
olcid5citig 0oS brnOertiGbrige geite=
hen Ocs StonteS als 0titgIieO Scr
Union gcfeicrt miro, mltr6c MontoG
nlorgen in Sc0aIia progrommGBig
cr6ifnct. Bic 6eicrGidfeiten pcrNcn
5lpci @ode1 lang 0oltern. @OuDcr'
rcur Sgoe, &i5cgouberneltr 2lopo,
@cncrolo6jrtont <pp mo bieIc alt'
0crc bo6cn StootSbcamten mobntcn
Ser Gr0ffnmgS5ercmOnie BEL, Scr ein
lln5u0 ourG sic StroBen Seonlio8
b~Oralt$ging. Die crltcn Iutomobil-
mcttfubrten, booritrGubcroe SlmIta
itiifc, sic bon SIic9ern borgeiilbrt
murOcn, bil0ctcn Sen W%tittelpunft NcS
programmes 0c$ critcn Cages. Die
critic Gllifilbrung Der Bageant fonO
III Den glbcnOltunoen Itott.
Noh Dem llrn5llgc, an Dem iih bic
Rc0imc1ter ser Electromagnetic bcteis
liQten, pcrlo$ Der 8ortperncltr 0ie
9oti6uft OcS BrGiiOentcn Sar0ing.
9orollf be9onn Der @ouDcrneilr ici1re
6citrcOc, in ser CT cinen llebcrblif
il6cr sic @eifidtc Miiiouris unO bic
Gntmiflltng OeS Staotes CAB mo
ale, bic lid CUR 4ltsiteGIltng e~inion.
Sen. miQfomn1en 9ieb. Gr COB Gin
9ilO bon Dem Se6en ltun
Srci6cn in Ser @iloniS bon MtiiIollri
Dor cincm SoDrbltnbert unO 500 nit
@il0c cinen Sergleih nit ser
@cgennort. Ser Gi5e @orDertcltr
2(ou0 bielt Johann enc Grlpi0crungS-
rCOe int gtonlcn OeS IusiduiIeS, Ger
iif nit Sen 8orbereitltn9en fir Die
Sobrbunoertfeicr befoBt bate. Sir
,crc Nniprnfett lpltrocn bonn 0ctan
bon ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tcn G(btbeiIung scr Stuats .llnibcrii-
tat 1ulo bonn @iirgernleiiter s. 5.
bon Sebolio gebolten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
Grit nadD 80 Sasen in Strait,

@ilisocncrolonpolt 0. y. Otis
bat oll Wontog bcfonnt 9cgcbcn, 0oB
es icine Nniidt Iei, Dab Oas neltc
&ooOgeict crit 80 Gage nad Scrta-
g,trg Der Spe3ioliibung Der 2e9isIos
tltr in &roft treten ipilrOe. Sic
&crtugl,ng erfpl9te om 3. 9(ltguit rnO
lomit miro ooS @eiet nidt Dor Oern
T.. 9tobcr16cr @eIctfroft erlongen.
GoS @cict bot 5lpar cine 9ring.
lidfcitsflouiel, obcr Oielc 'oll ongcs
iidts zines @llto6tel8 beS Sber9c.
rid)tS l~pertDloS Iein,
Otis itiibt Iein @utad)ten olf Die
Gntihcioun0 bes ObcrgcridtS nit
@csuQ oltf OuS INSTRUMENTATION
ocgen bos Observation-Disclosures
Canals pur0c oic 0ringlidfcitS'
flouicl Der 2~egiSlatllr berlporfen,
lueil vSrieben, @ciunb6eit nno Gid
crbcit" fein iofortigcs Snfrofttretcr
bcs @cietes notbipcnoig mo6tcL llnh
aus ocnt 9Ieiden @rnnbc lit nod
Otis @utoftcn oirt bel Dem 8e9e'
bolrocict sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
binf6uig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
Gin 8ort Scs Sanfes.

On id mein StoregeihGft an
8rocnolc & &ogel perfmlft bobe,
m0dtc if bierolrr6 ~9elegentIi6 mel
mes IuStritteS aus 0cm @eidGfte
mcinen friiberen &unoen uno Srctln
ocn mcinen ber5lifiten 9olf aus.
iprcd,cn fir lire liberalc ~llnterItls,
ing bic iie mir ST. tbcil meroen licBen
ms mGd)tc Oieielbcn erilthen nut
meinen Nadfolgern i'm @eib6fte, IN
glcid reidcm WoBe lire &unoidait
un0 ibr @obllpouen at idenfen.
emil 6. Stmon
Sermo1m Eo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
Bur Sca6tnn9.

9GHe pel6e nit Ser friiberen Gas.
conooc &ibcr 6ormerS Sofet 50.
nod in &cdnung iteben iinb hermit
criltdt bic ~idu1lbigen @etrGgc an g.
g. @eper, Sefretdr, Morriion, Io.
81. 1, pGbrcnO ben nG6iten 30 ga.
gen ein5uienOen. Die @eieI[idoft
bietct c6cnfolls ibr 8oreboltie ga
gerbalt8) in Sermarm gum Sertoufc
an oen b6fitcn 8ictcr aus. ange.
bote iino on ben SefretGr 81, ridter.
8aseonaSc Hiucr Sarmers Iafet So.
6. 6. Mebcr, Sefretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
8einnObeits'5 rasefaiteu.

Onfel Som oils @eiunobeits Sat.
geber miro in 6ieier Spulte ober
briefli6 Sra9en bon olIeemcinem
Snterciic beonttuorten Die ii6 aui
$bgiene, SonitGtspeien uno Grant.
beitsberbinberung beaieben. @s nirb
inn ni6t m0glid iein, Srugen rein
peri0nli6cr g(rt gu beantporten, nod
@eroromlneen fir einaeIne &ronf.
beitcn gu Iieferr. Mon ridte ollie
anfroeer an DSeaItb GOoiicr." 1914
@oit 2Stb Strcet, SEEM gorf gitp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
POULTRY
FLOCKS
GUINEAS NEED LITTLE CARE
Fowls Are Usually Raised in Small
FIocks on Large Farm-Pearl Is
Most Popular.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
Many hotels and restaurants in the
large cities are eager to secure prime
young guineas, and they are often
served at banquets and club dinners
as a special delicacy. When well
cooked, %guineas are attractive in ap-
pearance, although darker than com
mon fowls. The flesh of young birds
is tender and of especially fine
flavor, resembling that of wild game.
Like all other fowl, old g%uineas are
very likely to be tough and rather
dry.
A few of the large poultry r~aisers,
particularly those who are within easy
reach of the large Eastern markets,
make a practice of raising a hundred
or so guineas each year. but the great
majority of guineas are raised in small
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
Idtnng Garmer.

Sd merbc ul,f oieies Sabr wieber
9eiteIlun9en auf ben altbeDdbrrr
Darling SertiIi5er (9unitbiinger) Be.
iorqcn. N1n telepbonire, idreibc
ODER Iprcfe bel mir Dor ODER eiebt
cure 9eIteIll1neen in ser Sermarn
Groolrce Grdange oh. aae 8dtel.
lltngen miiiicn on ooer Dor Dem 80.
al19uIt geltodt merOcn. Geo. Sc
truS, Serlnonn, 800, e. 9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
Ernst |. Haffner, N. D.
Serlnann, Weiiiouri.
SpcSiellc GnfmerfIamfeit iuirb Der
nnnSarstliden Sebanblnus
geiuibmct.
Offices tunoen: Z Bis 8, bormittaes;
~ bis 2. nofmittogs unb 6 biz
s, obenbS. Sonntaes: 7 biz 10,
Dormittags.
Sbone 76.
3meitc Spcsialiituns Der &csislatnr.

0ic 8eantten Der &lnnericon 2cgion
III Vtiliollri bobcn cine 8etpegung
eingcleitet. sic Den 3mcf Derfolat,
friibercn SolOaten be8 SeereS un0
ser Wtarlnc, Die lid am 9roBen 8eIt,
friegc bct6ciligten, bic ibnen bltrd
sic our leBten 9ienstug ab9eboltene
Spc5ialpabI %5ucrfountc 9onoultsgos
be m0gli6it friib5eitig 3llgGngiid) 5lt
modcr. S~olticnOc Ser friiberen So.
Observation-Disclosures finOen crit blrd)
biC 3eitltngen ans, 6aB ibnen ltnter
Ocn @ebingl1ngcn Scr ongenommenen
IuteltOicrung OaS @cl6 crit nod @b-
Iollf bon 5luei Sabren 5ug6nelid iein
miir0c, cS iei Bonn, Dap cine re,te
Spe5ialiibung Scr 2egiSIotlr cinbes
rlticn ltnO inltrllicrt miro, @cIebe on.
%5lnebmen, mclde oen ioforti9en Ser.
foltf Ser Bombs uno oic Sertbeilung
ocs @elOes erm0gIid)en.
Capt. Repmono 6. 2a9riere, Elm
&C6tsanipolt, mel6er ais Soriitcr
0c& Bonus. g c.&omites funs
giertc, bat bereits Elm S6reiben an
So6n @iIinlns in Spplin, Stootss
fommanbeur Ser 2egion, geridtet,
ltnO ibnl porgela6en. ipegen @in6erlts
flung elmer Spe5ioliitltng Der 2egiSs
latlr iofort bel @ol,b. Spoe b~orIteI.
Zig ST. tuerben. Sn bem S6reiben lit
oltsgefiibrt, Dab mondc friibere Col.
ooten nltber Irbeit icicn ulo oeS Gel,
bcs iebt nlebr bcbiirften, lpie bicleiht
ic 5ubor, ODER ipdter. 8eiterbin
qiebt Capt. 2o0riere iei,tem 8eoolt,
ern 0ariiber I1lsorud, DOB cine Spes
5ialiisun9 Der Se9tslatur bcreitS abs
9ebaltcn muroc, ergloubt ober, Oab
hie @n9clc9enbeit lid III elmer ISOLDE
~erlCoigen lGBt, uno er betradtet bic
Observation-Disclosures bon Is Miaio=
nen Collars filr ben Stuat ols 10
minimol BOB err lid Bic na6 ieiner
gtnii6t geringcn Soften elmer 5meiten
Spc5ioliib,rng crlot,ben fam.
@oltO. @DOc mill crit BEL Den Wtit'
0lic0crn Der 2cgislatlr onfra8cr,
mas Oicic Dobon bolten, che er cine
Wcitcrc 5pc3ioliitung einberl1ft,
@ic @oltb. Snoc ON SomStog INT
Sorlo8 GitD 8cioat 6oben Ioa, babe
cr niht Dor, SIT Oieicr 3eit cine mcitcs
re Spe5ioliitung ser 2cgisIotltr ein.
~5l1bcrlfcn, "a bic Bombs, mcnn jebt
bcrfouit, nid)t 5um Gorimcrtb an Sen
Mol,n 0cbroft merocn fonntcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

Die bon scr Spe5ioliitung Der Sc.
9iSlatllr angcnorullene Gorloqe, mel
d)e bic Seroilsgobltng bon IS Mi1i-
omen Collars fir Die Serbeiierung
ilnb Nnlo9c bon 2onOitrobcn PC.
oin9t. lit bonn 8oltperneilr Oitrdl feline
llntcridrift gum @eiet erboben mor.
oen, Dos iofort in Sroft tritt. Scr
@ol,n. mod)te nod llntcr5ei6nung
oieIer Gorloge befannt, ooB er Die
&omntiIiion Der Die @ermoltuna Die.
Ter SonoS obliegen iol1, in wenigen
To9en ernernen wcr6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
Sanfiagnng.


Aaen 0enen Die leBten Sonnto9
iif on Der Erauerfeier un0 Dem @e.
grGbniiie unIereS eeliebten SobncS
uno 8ruoerS,
Sngu Sorid,
in Sermann betbeiligtCn un0 ibn ote
Iette @bre erlpieien, ipreden mir
lmIeren innigIten 0arlf aus.
@benfolls unieren bcr5liden 0onf
ben 9obrtlldtrG9ern fiir hire 9icnitc
iomie fir Die rei6en glumcnipcnOcn
ionic inSbeIonoere 9errn &aItor u.
$. &osnonn, fir ieinc tpurmen @or.
tc bcs SroiteS nn0 ser grinncrmg,
pie oltd Scrrn q. .. Mom fir lei
men i'm Namen Ser 2ebrer gepibmc.
ten Tudruf, iopie oen Srie9Sfmmc-
raoen bes SerItorbenen fiir oas Inn
crlpieiene @brengeIeite.
Die trouernoen gItcrn,
!6cnr1 Surid nnS Satin
nc6it aiuSer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

Male and Female Guinea Fowl Differ
Little In Tsrance. The Helmet
and Watt of the Male ION Left
Are Lar Than Those Of the Fe-
male 20 Sf'ht''
1Ocks of ON 10 to % upon farms in
the Middle West and in the South.
DOmesticated guinea fowl ace Of
three varieties-Pearl, White and
Lavender. The Pearl is by far the
most popular. 1t has a purplish-gray
plumage regularly dotted or "pearled"
with white and is so handsome that
frequently the feathers are used for
ornamental purposes.
Guinea hens usually begin laying in
April or May, those In the South laying
earlier than those In the North. A
short time before the opening Of the
laying period the hens with their
mates begin searching for -uitable
nesting places among the weeds and
brush along the fences or In the fields.
In this search the male takes as &C.
tive an interest as his mate. and when
q suitable location is found both help
to dig ont the nest and make 1t into
suitable shape.
Each day as the hen goes to the nest
to lay the male accompanies her and
remains nearby until she comes Off.
Should anyone approach he shrieks in.
warning and thus betrays the where
abouts Of the nest. which might other
wise he difficult to locate. If several
guinea hens are mated with one male
they usually all lay in the same nest,
but sometimes a hen after mating will
wander off by herself to make her own
nest. At times a male bird. after help.
ing n hen to make her nest, will
then desert her and pair off with an
other hen to make another nest.
From 90 to 80. and often more, eggs
are laid before the guinea hen becomes
hr0ody, at which time she can be easily
broken of her broodiness by removing
the eggs from her nest, when she will
500 begin laying again. If not al
lowed to sit, guinea hens will continue
TO lay throughout the summer. laying
from 40 TO 60 and in some cases 100
eggs during the season, say poultry
specialists Of United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
Ordinary hens are used, commonly.
Ia incubate guinpa eggs hut guinea
hens, turkey hens, and incubatorS also
can be employed successfully. The
usual setting for a guinea hen is about
IA eggs; for a hen of the general pur-
pose breeds, such as a Plymouth Rock,
Is eggs; and for a turkey hen. about
"a eggs. The incubation period for
guinea eggs is 2S days. although fire.
quently they start Matching Oh the 26tll
day and are all hatched by the end of
the 9th day.
If the nest in which the guinea hen
becomes broOdy Is safe from any dis.
turbance, she may be trusted with a
setting of eggs, and more than likely
will hatch out every egg that is fer
tile, provided all hatch AT about the
anne time. AS soon as the sctnea
chicks begin to leave the nest the Hcr
will leave with them. and any eggs
that are late in Matching are ruined
unless they are placed in an incubator
or under n brOody hen before they be,
cone chilled.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
CUR 8ea6tnn9.

90 ih mcin Shltbitore = @eidGft
All @ciicnOorf & Gbler, bon Sloter,
80, pcrfolft babe, eriu6e i6 Vile
meIfc nit mir in &ednung Itebeu,
i'm S6ltbitore Dor benz 1. September
1921 nor5uipred)cn unb hire &ed
mtn9en 5lt bcgleidHn. 8. g. MET,
800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

@ir oic g(Itcn iurgen .
6crr Soft, &inOcr! % rnllIt Sbr
id)on micOcr - ipielt bod bilbi6 ar
tig nit chamber!
@rctel; So, Der Sans mill Oilr6-
aus nid)t 49,.
Sons: Gber Wonln. - crit mar
JIG nlciue 6rou, unO Damn lieB lie
ii6 bon mir idcinen, ltnO jett ioa
ih lie mie0er bCirotben if bin
0oh ser ibr g(ffc nidt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
DUCK NOTES.

An overcrOwded pen of ducklings in
duces feather-pulling.
At eleven weeks of age ducklingS
usually start their iBelt.
II is just as necessary to avoid over
crowdlng among ducks as II is with
hens.
a suck retains her productiveness
twice as long as a hen. Al six years
Of age She Is as vigorous and pro-
durtive as n hen three years old.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
Nene Nn5ei9en
1scrtiliscr (Snnitbanacr).

Scnoct jctt elIrc 8eitcll1naen aIf
empire 6crtili5cr Elm. 9~cIteaunaen
ioatcn oci mir bis IpGteitens Den IS.
gllt9uIt obgegebcn perben. 8bone
COG. u III. s. S6sner, Ser.
mann, $40, 81. /.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

-Hobt. @olfcr unb Bottin febr.
ten onl 9iensto9 5uriif bon elmer
SergmigungSrCiic nod GenuCr, 60
lorooo Springs runo 8leblo, Colo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

3n Derfanfen: mebrere gebrordte
automobile, olc in gorontirt gattem
3uItonoe. SuroI's Garage,
Sermonn Wo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

&rGftige Antport. - Neltcrc Do.
me: @enm ih 10 5uriitocnfe! gu
mciicr 3cit mar sic &crrcnpclt bod,
bc6clltcno Qolantcr!
SEER: Gas mag i6on iein, liebes
Sr0ltlein! 9lbcr ga moren olth sic
0omcn beoelttcno finger!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

Sdlinm. @cpiB, Wtinnhcn,
mcl1n 0u c$ piGit, per3itte i9 i'll
Oicicr crnIten 3eit ouf citen neucn
Sut - obcr gu lpirit cS frcilih CT
trogcn n~liiiiclL OoB Die 2eltte nit
5ingcrn nui Gid mciicn!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12
6umoriltii6es
&crbeiiert.

&ater oes 2cbrlings: sic boben
meincn Sobn elm &oIb 9enonnt; elm
oht5ebnidbrigcr Surge brou6t itd
oos nid)t mcbr gcfollen 3rt laiien!
Ghcf (9lttmiitig): @ltt; iogen mir
olio in 3,tfunft - Dds!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-12

Sorobmlng. Bauer (ocr lhon
mieherbolt iebr flcine &ortoffcln &C.
crntct bot): 6rolt. / 9lnl>b' bolt, /
nero mod q Grofciipr!
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
Sirnplifies a Laundry Problem

KOTEx completes the .ole. essentials of modern women
~ This new sanitary pad inexpensive and be
thrown away. thus eliminating Questionable laundry
ANGLE
Ko.ex disposed Of readily direction. for doing
't.a'ly aud conveniently enclosed in every box
Nos oay docs kosex make possible the forming Of new
comfortable sanitary habit but they easy buy you
ak for them by Say "A box Of kosex." Women ask
fos Kotex with unweome counter convention than
in buying hair soap.
kosex large and perfectly aborbep with generous tabs
tor folding and p;nnns Lasting softness another
sirable feature.
Modern and shops cater to women sell Koex-
department. dry soods and drug stores.
cELLUcOTTON PRODUCTS CO..
81 Chambers ~. " Y. wosth sels
Evening star., 1921-10-19
Art Needlework

6oc Stamped Children's Rompers-On In
dian head material. Simple design for colored
or white, work. All made up. Sizes to 3
years. Anniversary Sale, z for s1.oo.
$1.39 Stamped Dressing Sacques- good
quality voe; made up and trimmed with lace
edging; in pink and baby blue. Anniversary
Sale, $1.00.
1Oc Stamped Napldns-Size 13 inches three
assorted patterns for colored work Ami
versary Sale, for 25c.
Csc Stamped Envelope Combinations On
good quality nainsook. Pretty design for
white, work, All made up. Sizes So to =.
Anniversary Sale. soc.
Hand-embroidered MOdeIs-Used for dis
play purposes. These are discontinued styles.
Lot consists OF Squares, Towels. Fudge
Aprons. etc Anniversary Sale $l.z5 each.
Also Children's Dress Models. Anniversary
Sale, $3.50 each
200 Stamped Table covers-On Indian head
material. Pretty designs for the simple col
ored lazy daisy work Size IS inches. Ami
versary Sale, &c.
Palais RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-19
Won1en's Luxite Silk
Hose.. S2.75

Pure Thread Silk Hose, Italian silk clocks, in
black, white and brown. Regularly $3.75 and
1895 Anniversary Sale, Sz7S.
Women's Hose-Lisle and Cotton Hose,
scanned back. in black, white, brown, tan,
gray, suede Onyx and Cenqueror makes. All
perfect. Also Burson mercerized regular and
extra size hose also black. with w.te eet.
regular and extra sizes. Regularly SOC and
SOC. Anniversary Sale. pairs, S5c.
Womcn's ONYX Silk Hcse-Seamed back.
in black white. brown and gray. All per-
ect. Regularly Sis. Anniversary Sale, soc
pair.
Women's Sports Hose--Plain and Ribbed
Wool Mixed Hose, plain and silk clocks. in
brown. green and heather. Regularly Sl50
Anniversary Sale, 79c. q
ChiIdren's TripIe-knee Hose-Onyx make,
for boys and girls, in black, white and brown.
Sizes to 10. Regularly Soc and 55c. An
niversary Sale, pairs, S5c.
Children's Hose, 3 pairs, 5Oc-Ribbed, me
dunn and heavier weight for boys. In black
only. All perfect. Sizes & to 10. Regularly
25c. Anniversary Sale, pairs, soc.
Children's WooI-mixed Sports Hose-Phoe
nix. 34-ength roll top hose, in brown and
heather mixed. Sizes to TO- Regularly Sl.0O.
Anniversary Sale, 79c ~.
PaIais Royas-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-19

Womer's Pu-e Irisl, Linen Hemstitehed
Harikerchiefs, for 69c.
Misses Sheer Lawn Hemstitcbed Handker-
chiefs, with fancy embroidered wreath. in
itial in white and colors. Anniversary Sale,
for t9c.
Mems. sec Union, Linen Handkerchief
with colored and white initial. Anniversary
Sale, 29c each.
Mems Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs-With
hemstitched hem and embroidery initial.
others in fine corded borders with embroid-
cred initial. Anniversary Sale, for S1.z9.
Palais ROyaI-Main Floor
Evening star., 1921-10-19
Notions

Steel Embroidery Scissors, superior quality
Each, 21c
Emeries, assorted colors. Each, &c
Apple Pin Cushions, silk covered, assorted
for 15c
Small Red Pin Cushions for Sewing Baskets.
Each. lie
Sterling Silver Thimbies, assorted sizes.
Each. l5c and 45c
ChiIdren's Waterproof Aprons, assorted
Each. 7Ic
Venus Washable Sanitary Napkins, of superior
quality bird's-eye cloth. Anniversary Sale.
each. l5c
FrilI Elastic, assorted colors. Yard. 49c
Safety Pins, dozen to card. 3 cards. lie
Sanitary Napkins, dozen to box. Box. 75c
PHlaix ROyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-19
Turkish Bath Towets
at. .39c:

Size 2lx5O inches. Extra heavy. double thread
towels. hemmed ends with blue border. Regu-
larry Soc Anniversary Sale, 39c each.
Outing FIanneI-sOO yards. Sc inches wide
Eldorado White Flannel extra heavy weight.
closely woven and highly teaseled: Regu-
larly 20c Anniversary Sale. 1Sc yard
Beacon Indian Blankets-Size O6N8O inches.
Wide range of designs and colorings. Truly
copies of the original Regularly $50 An
niversary Sale, 1913 each.
Table DamaskA1mported Irish Damask. 20
inches wide, in FIVE good designs, guaranteed
to be all pure linen. Regularly $l.89. An
niversary Sale. $1.3o yard.
Dinner Napkins-Size 21x2l inches. OF all
Pure Irish Linen Damask in FIVE good pat
terms. Regularly $500 Anniversary Sale,
S4.25 dozen.
Palais RoyaI-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-19
Imported Handbags
at $3.50

OF Beaver Caafzsilk lined fitted with six silver
fittings extensive gussets. Swagger style. in
brown tan and gray Regularly $1,000. An
nversary Sale, $3.50.
Shopping Bags-Of waterproof material,
neatly lined with cretonne. Regularly $lOO.
Anniversary Sale price, for 81.
Palafs RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-19
Anniversary Sale of
Curtains
At ! and Less Regular Values

E.ery curtain offered we guarantee to be
perfect in every respect Many patterns to
choose from.
Palnis Roynl-SecOnd Floor.
Evening star., 1921-10-19

Basement Features
On Sale TOMORROW Morning
Won,en's Gloria Silk Umbrellas, $2.98
New syle handles; with military strap others with
bakae ring handles white and coors. Extra with EACH
$500 and $3.50 Corsets at 1.39
WB CB Palais Royal "Speca models for every type
of form double boned and garters; ~ to 50 Sizes
Sheets, S8c; Pillowcases, 39c
Heavyweight sheets, 81x9O Ssc EACH Lexon Soc Pill
lowcases he1stiched 45x36 at 39c EACH #
Children's Flannelette Pajan'as, 75c
One pese Of pretty 1 striped hanne'ette with m'ary-nke
Won,en,s Blue Bird Pajanas, $14
Of Windsor Aannelette, full cut; and comforting
Anniversary Sale price, $1A
Silk-Like Petticoats, 88c
Tafetne satne messane black and coor with
plain and novelty founces.
Women's Embroidered Nightgowns, 79c
Of pink white batiste with embroidery in bright
coors. Anniversary Sale price. 79c
Tots Peg Top Rompers, 77c
Gngham and popn in cute styles for boys and girls of
38-inch Unbleached Sheeting, 62c
Mill lengths of yards. Anniversary Sale price, 6Ac
2.IOO Yards Outing Flannel, 7c
Mill lengths white flannel, in useful lengths; suitable for
chldren's gowns, diapers, etc At &c yard
Just SO Comforts at 81 SO Each
Filled with good pretty designs and oors
of material. Limit, to purchaser Ill.,
Won1en's $298 Kid Gloues, $50
lust 400 pairs of these White Kid Gloves, 2button STYLE
with embroidered backs Sizes 8H only At 81 so pair
Tsmorrew-Paais Royal-Bargai. Basement
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-22
HITTING THE SPORT TRAIL
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-22
Harvard Starts
 On 1922 Eleven

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 22-The task of moulding 1922 Harvard varsity eleven was 1essened for Coach Bob Fisher today when Roscoe Fits, right hafback and Phil Coburn, full back, announced that they would re- turn to college next year. This makes available in prospect next fall the entire Crimson varsity backfield that started against Princeton and Yale. FTtts and Coburn were ex- pected to be graduated in June
 Although it will be nominally the fifth year in college for each, the fact that Coburn did not play football last year and that Fitts played as a mem Der of the Tufts college students army training corps team, varsity sport competition under that term of an agreement between Princeton, Harvard and Yale, makes them eligt- ble.
 Owen at left half back and Buell. at quarterback complete the backf1eld, leaving to Coach Fisher the problem of building a nerF line for 1922. with the veterans Clark at center and Hubbard at right guard forming the nefciuS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-22
STAMFORD ELEvENS
 IN HOLIDAY COMBAT

Thanksgiving morning at Paradise Green field, the Stratford All Snrs will stack up against the Stratford tie promises to be one of the best grid games of the season for the s ratford folks. Those who miss this players did not play last Sunday as they wanted to be fit for Thursday. The Stratford people will have chance to see two games as In the afternoon the All Stars will play the Stratford A. c. Juniors.
 The All Stars have changed their backfeild, placing Arktnsau. fulIback Ropsck. rl. and Smith. lh, The All tho field early for practice Thursday morning, Beck, the fleet end of the All Stars. will be seen In the lineup. after several weeks layof on account of In iuries.