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New-York tribune., 1921-12-23

Meyers. Pauline II. Teschner
Manton. John DIV. v. Astor: ssaIe ss3Ie
Masterpiece Film Car Distributin. '"-'Ao
,,s, CorpvN. vidaver ...:........ 22,1ss.eB
Mosher, Wendell I'd II. HIm.a%os. B. ros. 81. 50
Msndelson.. Rose.Houss Of Jean 1'0sa''s
Martin Kuhn corp..Penns:yyiiyyann;a; l2s'7S
1Warehonsing & Safe Deposit
Mo 20. .r.,;;,...;......... ............. 2o42o
Niott,a .'ital les-o. -. bose. 3+3.01
Miller Joseph-P. Grand ct all 1S74S
Olsen Knud--A. II. Roth. osaS
o'Rnra' Rura 15a rassi sio F-Holcomb &
o,ioa aoRe Mig; Co. .......... s43.55
o'Tiaherty. Marsaireti MA: j. ''0''S
Pase. John :. New Netheriand 1919"
Bank of n. Y............ s.o5,.a,
Praaschel, willan-Atlantic Paint ''''-''A
platt. Jacob c-M Yout aas5 aas.5o
Peerson; John-Globe travelling '''''''
neucRenbach c Harry-s. ii. ia. 2o'.oi
Rosentower ottto-vannais; Ac. $3.50
r, counting Institute lnc. 1890
searles Stanley H.-sake g. Co. sSs9 ia "a
storm King Camp. Inc.-Alex
sschiff. samuel H-w. e. Beatty ls7a9 ls3.19
Salerno, stefano and Frank-A.
Smith. AlpSonse zii,f" " phonogranb nb 1875
=. Corp. of Manhattan. costs 1890
stsmpei. Murray. and Harry NJ. A'''V
Hirsch (Stempel. Hirsch & Coz
sasine, George - Saint Dents ''S'SS
states 555''s se5toh sS5R Corp. :. cooa.y. 1865
Smith Edgar Ed Pr. W Fitch s1ssS s1s.sS
Tor,oivia; 9,o ssebastian-s. s. Brown 1''''
r,voi,,, ,So;, costs :..;;..,.... ....::. 11o.sl
T;spper Nnd and MAJ Max En- nnsleS5n sHaA
First, Nat. Bank Of City of
vis,o Brooklyn ~ h.. n; l.olcss
vogaiman, Philip X.-Aie.and.r i'''s
waIsani aami,ton institute ..;.....:.. 1880
Wood, Frank r. and New Eng S0O'07
wyo ,sha rhomasG rloaues Sea- yes.dn Mrasss ss7s
Auekerman, Maurice L. NJ
Hlshel ................... 1,oss2o
In Bronx County
Arrlgoni. Pfeif1er Motors. Inc
Commonwealth Finance Corp. s45o.so
G",, "as.ow, u, Is. Cohen. 1.056.57
Earnnr SEeuus,ran Juilusc-W " Astor... 2S4.73
Kigwan. John p.-Marcuis; Ioew s's'S'
realty Corp. rp................ 45ol6
1'lpinair. j Junus-Papa Bros. Inc. 1904
Princess Hat Works. Inc (Afnx
Polacoff & David Kahn)-S.
Presser. Xbraham.c. Dorman s.ss3.ss ss1 "a
Promen .de Dress & Costume Co..
parshc,, an1.cL Koffeman K, ct al....... sl2.os
seagrist Iron & wrecking Co.
snc, inc Commercial 4nI Acetylene
soiomon. iun, nj ,Iennie.n anI cssnsr s2ss
sargeant. Ed. CT. w Wall. s5.73
zabludowsky. Nathan. and Isaac
M. j. Prusa nsky. ............ 1922
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Business Items

Bert Levi has resigned as vice president
and director of the firm of Wohl, South &.
Co., cotton goods and laces. with whom
he was connected as member for the last
| seventeen years. He will make known his
future plans in the next few weeks. His
temporary address is at ITO Fifth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
Straits tin was quoted at 32zs @32Mc c.
Copper was dull. with standard spot,
December and January quoted at 13c.
Lead firm; New York, 4.80c, while East
st. Louis spelter was quoted at 49Oc,
with the market steady.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23

quieted down since the active trading
at the close Of last week for American
account, but prices are firmly main
tanned. The Shanghai market is quiet
hut fsrn, -
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23

price reporting. James l.. Bruff, coun-
sel for several other open price 1850
Citations, reported yesterday that his
organizations have taken no action
pending the receipt of tho complete do
ciaion.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
FINANCIAL
EBNANJlAL
GULF AND SHIP ISLAND RAiLhos.
COMPANY

GULF AND SHIP ISLAND "a
COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE REFCNDINGr a.
GOLD. BONDS DUE FEBRUARY ], LEA liza
Two Of tho mortgage securing the. issse a. ~
bonds above deserted the undersigueu., y. "a
Trustee, will receive sealed proposals s.s w & &
& of such IN bonds for accouat of the sin!Es'sss s!ss
Fund sufficient to exhaust The sum OF ssfh> III
1887 conditioned upon the payiaent ~ ssrsrv
undersigned of that amount on or rnrt.
January s. 1929. as provided in said shs.'
gage. ,.secs
The Trustee reserves the right to fe''SS
any or all tenders In whole or in pare,. S,y
THE new YORK TRUST CONF ras'.sf I.
formerly New York Security ana
BY A. c. DOWNING. IT,.
Assistant SecretA1s
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES

Tho Importers 8 Traders. Sstionss
Of New York ...,ss
New York, December 20. lssss =.
dividend of Twelve Per Cent nAs "a
day been declared by this bank. psysSrsr
on the I'd dav Of January nsxs- tq ssoes. sxs.
holders OF rercr6 at the close of pusse
Ds'V"''S' ~ A CT REGAIN. cashiss
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool CabIes-spot cotton IN limited
demand at 2 points decline; middlihg
10e2d. Sales, 5000 bales; American
1000 bales. Imports. 1000 hales; d.
American. Futures opened quiet st :
points decline. Closed quiet, ! point lover
to higher. January, l0s5d: Aarth,
1os1d; May. 10.72d: July, 10.Ssd; ocsoO.s
10.l3d. Manchester: Yarns and ciosh
quiet.
Cottonseed Oil
Price changes We're narrow. closing wia
net gains of 2@4 points for the n9s
positions and unchanged to point az
cline for the late months.
The range OF prices:
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Standard Oil Companies
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

All Lobos. "a s%Merr o Cp sss SM
do pr. 40 AZ Midw Rfg.175 1876
BrAmO 1t 291a S01a Min Pr Cp l0h 1oM
Elk Bs c 6N 6%lsS OK Prd 13 1917
Gulf Oil. .335 346 Sapul Rim SIS 3N
HmbO&Rf230 240 Wst o & L.30 40
Imp Q 1t. l03 105 sPar $40.
Magn Pet.160 165
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
New York State Bonds
Federal and joint Stock Land b
RoAds

Federal Farm Loan IS,
1898, op. 1928: .......1o1 io1%
federal Farm Loan Is,
reasr,, as4l oR; P. 1891 10; 49,. lo2H losH Ass
r.asHs,, 1929, op; P 1924. :.::...;:. % 90 4ss
r.tsas:, 1928: op. 1928. .....;:.. ss % A5s
ch,ss 1927, :. op: 1929: ::;.;.:.: SO % 4ss
Bank 6hs 1851, op. '3I lo2% 1o3M 61t
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s. 1889, op. 1924. 90 100 Ri
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 6s. 1898. op. 1929 % Inn h12
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Bonds

'sells cents share. fodd lots.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Cottonseed Oil
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-rhe range Of PIG: !.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15
LONE WOLF HANGS
"MOst Dangerous Criminal of
Illinois" Pays Extreme
Penalty.
Killed Two Who Tried to Cap
ture Him in Robbery.

Chicago, July 15.-Harry Ward.
known as the Lone WOLF and the
most dangerous criminal in Illinois. -
was hanged in the county jail today
Tor the murder of two men. His ex-
ecutlon followed the refusal of Gov
ernor Len Small to grant a reprieve.
The Lone Wolf died true to his
sooriquet- He walked to the scaffold
with exceptional GOODNESS and refused
10 make any statement.
Ward was hanged for the murder of
mos. Grady and Rudolph Schwartz,
whom he shot down when they at
tempted to prevent his escape after he
had robbed a hat store.
During his Imprisonment, Ward
mad made several attempts to escape.
saws, files and guns were found in
MS cell on numerous occasions. For
several days a close watch was kept
over Wards cell to prevent any at
Tempt at escape. or rescue by his
friends.
Ward earned the nickname of the
Lone Wolf because he always oper-
ated without "pardner." Police de-
clare him to have been one of the
most daring and resourceful criminals
ever known here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15
DENATURES NORMAL CARNIVAL
Faculty at EmpOria Puts Ban on Con-
fettl, Paper Streamers and Such.


Emporia, Kan, July 15.-The edict
that no confetti, paper streamers or
whistles are to be permitted at the
Kansas State Normal school annual
midsummer carnival tonight and to-
morrow night, has been issued Off
cially. The announcement proclaimed
that the standard of decorum set by
faculty supervisors of the carnival
must be maintained.
Great preparations for the midsum-
mer frolic have been made. The car
nival will extend for about two blocks
across the entire front end of the cam
pus. The "Jazzway'' is the name pop
ularly applied to the merry makers
joy zone. Each of the county asso-
Citations has been allowed a conces-
sion and prizes will be given to the
group making the most unique and
amusing presentation.
The entertainments also will extend
to the halls of the institution, where
comic opera, a grand opera, a must
Along the Jazzway, the public, COM
prising the $500 students and the
townspeople generally, will be invited
to buy a ticket and walk right in"
and behold the mysteries bearing such
titles as 1.-The Last Man" 1.-The In
comparable Dancing Girl" "a Mu-
scum of Wonders including a wild
man" The Mystery Man" Chinese
Ballet Human, Marionettes," and a
lot OF others. Several hundred stu
dents will participate in the various
attractions.
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Art Goods for Dollar Day

Buffet Set, three-piece style, reg
ular price 69c, special for Dollar
Day. .......... 2 sets for s Il 90
Huck Towels, medium size, good
quality, stamped for embroidering,
regular SIC value, Dollar Day
..............3 for 90
Turkish Towels, stamped with at
tractive designs for embroidering,
regular 1928 value, special Dol
lar Day. 2 for $1.OO
White Pique Dresses, in sizes to
4 years, stamped for embroidering.
regular $3.50 value. Dollar Day.
each. 81 90
Rompers, and colored dresses, in
sizes to years. of good material
and stamped with design to work
with outline stitch, regular 75c
value, special Dollar Day
z Tor S1sOO
Japanese Work Baskets, regular
$1.75 baskets. very substantial. spe-
cial for Dollar Day, each. 81. 90
Art Goods-2nd Floor
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Buy Silks at
Dollar Day Reductions

Fancy Silk Skirtings, a lot of
four or five hundred yards, stripes
and a few plaids, just the thing
for pleated skirts, nearly all shades
represented, materials which have
sold as high as $500 a. yard, spe-
cially priced for Dollar Day, per
yard. .$1.OO
French ChaIlis, all wool, in small
and medium patterns, regular $3.50
values, specially priced for Dollar
Day, per yard. .-......$1.OO
Kimono Silks, in many good color
combinations, fine, serviceable
cloth, has sold as high as S1.69,
special for Dollar Day, I'd. 81 90
GfIIxS-
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Dollar Day Items
for Men and Boys

Mems Cotton Hose, seamless. in
black, white, cordovan and navy,
special for Dollar Day
pairs for $500
Mems Open Mesh Union Suits,
with short sleeves and ankle length,
sizes "a to A, regular $1.00 value,
in ecru color, special for Dollar
Day. suits for 90
Mems Bib OVeraIs, of 2:20 Blue
Denim, Non-Union made, in sizes "a
to IS waist, Dollar Day, pair 81 90
Mems Work Gloves, gauntlet style
of soft horse hide, fire and water
proof, sizes II to 10. regular $3.50
value, special, a pair. ST. 90
Boys Perca1e Waists, of good
quality light striped percale, in
sizes to IA years. regular SOC val
ues, special. Dollar
Day. ....4 for $1.00
Bargain Basement
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Popular Yard Goods
Special for Dollar Day

Windsor PIisse Crepe, 80 inches
wide, in plain colors with bird, but
terfly and floral designs. special
for Dollar Ct m
Day. 3 yards for ~ i sVV
Dress Wolfe, 40 inches wide. in a
splendid range of patterns and COL
ors, special for Dollar Ct m
Day. 5 yards for - i sVO
Tissue Plaids, 80 inches wide. in
pleasing color combinations, regu-
lar $50 and 75c material, Special
Dollar CT m
Day. yards for y xsUV
Dress Wolfe, 40 inches wide,
splendid quality. many pretty pat
terms in light and dark colors. this
fine Acc value special for CT IN
Dollar Day. ...3 yards for y xsVV
Bargain Basement
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Pretty Ribbons for
Dollar Day

Hair Bow Ribbons, firm taffeta
with satin edge, 5 inches wide, in
all the popular Summer colors, an
excellent Ate quality. special for
Dollar Day: az yards for $1.O0
Moire ISibon, inches wide, in
black, white and all wanted coIors,
a. regular 55c value, special Dollar
Day. "a yards for $4.00
Sash Ribbons, of beautiful broad
MORE, in an attractive assortment
of colors, a specially priced 69c rib
bon and still cheaper for Dollar
Day. .-........2 yards for $1sO0
Ribbons-Main Floor
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Dollar Day Means Extra Fine Specials the Bargain Basemen
DOLLAR DAY DOMESTICS

Calico. 81 inches wide, standard
brand. in navy, Calcutta, gray. red
and light colors, regular 10c value,
Dollar Day. rs yards for $1sOO
Unblesched Toweling, II inches
wide. linen finished, heavy and alb
sorbent, special Dollar Day
..............10 yards for $4.OO
Bieached Table Damask, 81
inches wide, linen finish, heavy
weight, mercerized, assorted pat
terms, regular 500 value, special
for Dollar Day. 2 yards for $1.O0
Jumbo" Bath Towels, "a by A
inch size, pure white, heavy weight,
hemmed ends, regular Acc value,
special, Dollar Day. 3 for $1.OO
Seamless sheets, 81 by 9O-inch
size, torn, sized and ironed, of good
weight bieached sheeting, regular
s1.49 value, special for Dollar Day,
each. 90
ElaacEed Muslin, SO inches, wide.
''Fcstivel" and Hope" brand. per-
feet muslin, regular price lie, spe-
cial Dollar Day, s yards for $1.OO
Dress Bingham, % inches wide,
cut from full bolts, about Is differ
ent patterns. in stripes, checks and
plaids, regular Csc value, special for
Dollar Day. ....7 yards for $500
j" ]. q : !: !: Z y
Percale, 36 in N
ches wide. many ~ IAN
patterns, in light HHN
and dark colors, ktiS Hth
good weight, reg HkIM
ular Csc value, 9sszk
special - Z yards " ~
Tor ............
Bargain Basement
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Women's Garments
Special for Dollar Day

Women'S Knitted Union Suits, of
soft, bleached cotton yarn, well
made, in two styles, sizes Sc to A,
regular CSC suits, special for Dollar
Day. 2 suits for S 90
Swiss Gauze Vests, of fine ribbed.
bleached cotton yarn, made with
silk tapped neck and arm holes, sizes
SO to "A, special for Dollar Day
at. 10 for 100
Fancy Teddies, of pink batiste,
with silk top and ribbon shoulder
straps, sizes SO to as, regular price
$1-49, special. 90
Corsets, popular models, front
and back lace, of white and pink
batiste, in sizes 20 to %, values up
to $3.50, specially priced for Dollar
Day, each. ....-......-S 4.O0
WOmcn's Three-quarter Hose, of
fine Isle yarn in tan, brown, navy,
white and black, with turn down
tops, sizes 6 to ~, regular 4sc
value, special Dollar Day
3 pairs for $4.OO
Crepe Gowns, of windsor crepe, in
plain and figured patterns, cut full
and well made. in four different
styles. regular $3.50 value. in plenty
of large sizes, special, each 90
Bungalow Aprons, entirely new
styles of percale and Bingham, in
plain and fancy patterns. neatly
trimmed. in all sizes, regular $3.50
values, special, each. 81 90
Women's Handkerchief. includ-
ing values up to zoe. special for
Dollar Day ..--.-.. IL for $1.OO
Bargain Basement
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Crepe de Chine, silver, old rose,
brown and flesh, good for under
wear, overblouses and other things,
regular $1.49 quality, specially
priced for Dollar Day, I'd. .$1.O0
Poplins, Taffetas and Messalines,
all on one table, dark and light
shades in poplin, taffeta in light
shades, materials which have sold
as high as $1.9S, specially priced
for Dollar Day. per yard. $500
VoiIes, light grounds, twenty
pieces, neat patterns, in splendid
quality, has sold regularly from rs
to SO cents a. yard, special for Dol
lar Day. .......3 yards for $1.0O
lain Floor
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Silk Gloves.

16-button length. double finger
tips, black only, good line of
sizes, values up to $500, for Dol
lar Day, a pair. S4sOO
Gloyes-Main Floor
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Grass Rugs

heavily bound, double warp.
colors blue. green, tan. plain and
some medallion centers. size by
5 feet, Dollar Day, each 81 90
RuRs-4th Floor
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Pillow Forms

filled with silk floss, nice for
couch or veranda pillows, regu-
lar 80 cent values, specially
priced Dollar Day 2 for $500
Draperies-4th Floor
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Old Dobbin Comes Back Into Own.

OIu HOUUW OOIHes bdck TITO OWN.
Eldorado, Kan, July 15.-"OId
Dobbin" is coming back in Eldorado.
In view of the number of farmers who
drive horses to town. the city council
here last week voted to construct
sheds for farmers to park" their
buggies and wagons and feed their
teams. The action was encouraged by
the Kiwanis club as a needed conven-
fence for the farmers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-15
Women's Neckwear

small lot of dress sets. roll and
flat collars and colored madras
vests, regular values up to $1.25
each, Dollar Day. 2 for $4.00
NecIwear-Main Floor
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WOmen's Handkerchiefs

OF Tine, sheer quality with embroid-
cred corners, slight seconds, values to
rs cents each, special for Dollar Day
for $1.OO
Mems White Cambria Handker-
chiefs, Il Inch hens, regular 10 cent
values, specially priced for Dollar
Day. ......1S for S1,OO
Standardization Floor
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Baby Blankets,

light weight, white with colored
borders. specially priced at
for $1.0O
Infants Wear-2nd Floor
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Sheeting. 81 inches wide, good
quality, soft finish, unbleached,
splendid for sleeping porch use.
Dollar Day, 2 u yards for $500
Unbleached Muslin, SO inches
wide, good quality, medium
weight, L. i. Muslin, with soft
finish. Dollar Day 20 yds. for 81
BIcached Muslin, So inches
wide, fine thread, medium
weight, soft finish, no starch,
Dollar Day. IS yards for $1.OO
Pillow Cases, AZ by 36-inch
size. made of good quality, soft
finish casing, neatly hemmed,
Dollar Day ..--...4 for $4.0O
Toweling Crash, 1S inches
wide, extra quality, soft and alb
sorbent, specially priced for Dol
lar Day. 10 yards for $500
nOmeatica-
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ChiIdren's Panues, in soft long
cloth, slxnickers and straight styles,
daintily trimmed, regular IS cent
values, specially priced for Dollar
lay .--..S Tor S4sOO
Little Girls Dresses, sizes to s,
q small lot of white and colored
organizes and voiles, slightly soiled,
regular values $2.49, specially
priced for Dollar Day, each $1.OO
ChiIdren's Wear-2nd Floor
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Dollar Day Specials in
Leather Goods

Women's Swagger Bags in fooled
leather, also in alligator and plain
leather, a large line of plain, flat
purses with top and back strap,
regular $3.50 and $500 values.
Your choice, Dollar CT M
WOmen's Fancy Belts, the new
est style, popular narrow widths.
regular $3.50 and $2.0O values. for
Dollar Day. each. 81 90
Chfldren's Purses, regular S1.00
values, a good assortment to choose
from, Dollar Day. 2 for ST. 90
Metal Dorines, regular $3.50
value, convenient for purse or
pocket. special for Dollar Day,
each 81 90
Fancy Hair Combs and Orna-
ments, regular $3.50 values. spe-
cially priced for Dollar Day,
each. 81 90
Leather Goods-Main Floor.
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Stationery Specials for Dollar Day
Stationery, regular 39c boxes.
special Dollar Day, boxes $1.OO
Stationery, regular ACC boxes,
special. 3 boxes for $1.QO
Stationery, regular $3.50 boxes,
special, a box. S.. 90
Framed Notices Specially Priced
All Framed Notices, that regu-
larly sell for $1.25, special Dollar
Day, each. ... 81 90
All Framed Notices, that regu-
larly sell for 65c and 75c, special
Dollar Day. for $1.0O
Stationery-Main Floor
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WOmen's Underthings
at Dollar Day Prices

Women's Slipover Gowns, in fine
soft cotton, tailored styles. good and
fun, specially priced for Dollar
Day. 2 for $500
Women's Crepe Boomers, pink
only, reinforced, well made, regu-
lar $1.00 values, special for Dollar
Day. ...... for g.. 90
Women'S Fine BatiSte Boomers,
hand embroidered, reinforced, spe-
cially priced for Dollar Day,
pair. S1,OO
Women's Double Panel PetticOat
Of soft cambria, scalloped finish,
specially priced for Dollar Day,
each. 90
Underthings-2nd Floor
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1O1ACG OOONAO 4NOOA0
Specially priced for Dollar Day
$1.25 DER Kiss VegetaIe. $500
SOC Pebeco Tooth Paste
....3 tubes for 81 90
soc Pepsodent Tooth Paste
..3 tubes for 81 .OO
1910 Boccabelli CASTLE Soap.
Up cakes for 81 90
ESQ Resinol Soap
5 cakes for 81 90
6Oc Sempray Giovine
% cakes for $1-OO
SOC Benzoin and Almond Skin
Lotion 8 bottles for $4.O0
CSC Trailing Arbutus Talcum
g cans for 81 90
$3.50 Ebony Hair Brushes, real
bristles, each. 90
Toilet GOods-Main Floor
Dollar Day Notions
Hair Nets, Stay Fast, Fashion
cite, Bownet and Ell Captain
brands, regular 15c nets, special
Dollar Day. II for @1sOO
Sanitary Napkins, of extra good
washable quality, regular price Csc
each, special for Dollar Day
Observation-Disclosures for $3sOO
Pearl Buttons, regular 15c cards.
special Dollar Day, 10 cards $500
Notions-Main Floor
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Dollar Day Domestics

Huck Towels, good quality,
fully bleached, soft finish. with
red borders, special for Dollar
Day. -. .12 for $500
Turkish Towels, IS by 32-inch
size. medium weight, fully
bleached. very soft and absor-
bent, Dollar Days for $1.OO
Table Cloths, 81 by 54-inch
and "a by 64-inch size, made
from good quality linen finished
damask. neatly hemmed in as
sorted patterns, extra special
Dollar Day, each ). $1.OO
"a limit of 2sto a customer)
Napkins, fine quality highly
mercerized, finished with plain
hens, will not lint. Special Dol
lar Day. g for $1.OO
Fancy White Wasting, includ-
ing voiles and organizes, a good
assortment of checked, striped
and embroidered patterns, spe-
cial Dollar Day. 2 yards $1.O0
Apron Bingham, 27 inches
wide, standard quality, in as
sorted plain and fancy checked
patterns, special 10 yards 500
Serpentine Crepe, assorted
patterns, in light and medium
colorings, regular 59c value, spe-
cial. .-...... A yr1s for $1.OO
Comfort ChalIie, Sc inches
wide, good quality. soft finish.
assorted floral patterns, in light
and dark colorfngs. special for
Dollar Day. IS yards for $500
lain Floor
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SiIks-Main Floor
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-08-26
CORNWALL

Mrs. George Kahn of Housatonic.
Mass, is a guest of her uncle c. E.
Sampson.
Miss Rebecca Hamlin left Thursday
for a visit of several weeks with friends
in Portland, Me.
Mr., and Mrs, W. H. Bachschnid of
Washington, d. c., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs George Blair, her parents.
The Rev. c. R. Hamlin and family
will leave the first part of October for
Great Meadows. N. J., where he has
accepted a pastorate.
Mrs. Martha Bacon, SO years of age,
and granddaughter Miss Bessie Bacon
of Ames Iowa, were guests last week
of Mrs. Bacon's niece Mrs. l. L. Ham
bin.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Williams of Great
Meadows, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs.
Sherbet of Granville, N. Y, were guests
the early part of the week of the Rev.
and Mrs. c. R. Hamlin
Miss Elizabeth Porter, sister of the
late DIR. E, o. Porter, who has been a
guest for several weeks of Mrs. Por
ter, will leave tomorrow for Green's
boro, N. c., to resume her position as
art instructor in the Greensboro Wom-
ans college.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nichols their
daughter and her husband Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Shuck and little daughter
were in town Thursday en- route for
their home in Plainfeld, N. ], after a
two weeks motor trip which extended
into Canada.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-08-26

Discovery has been made OF pro-
cess by which the muscular tissues Of
horses and cattle can be converted in
to silk.