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Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-21

left Wednesday for AIamogordo.
N. M, where her son, Paul, has
accepted a position.
A very delightful rook party was
given at the home of Mrs Charley
Mann, on Saturday evening, COM
plimentary to Miss Anita McKen-
ney of Roswell. Those present
were Misses Virginia Atteberry,
Effie Glover, Lucille James, Lorie
Davis. Zanaida Mann, and Messrs.
Clint Cole, Herman Cole, Harold
Stroup, Ralph Davis, Paul Clarke,
Louis Cole and the honor guest.
The dance at Hagerman Friday
evening was attended by a large
number of Artesia young people.
The dance at Lake Arthur was al
so an attraction which was attend
ed by many Artesia people.
The wedding ceremony that was
performed by the Rev. r. r.
Mathes, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, on Monday evening, united
Miss Anita Clyde and Mr.. Walker
Brown Of Boston, Mass, in the
bonds of matrimony. The we'd
ding was a church wedding, at
tended by a large number Of the
many friends of the young people.
The bride, attired in a beautiful
gown of white crepe de chine, en-
tered on the arm of her father,
w. N. Clyde, who gave her away.
The groom was attended by
Messrs. william Linell and Nor
man Clyde, brother of the bride.
The little Misses Eugene Wheat
ley and Margaret Young, as flower
girls, strewed the aisle with many
flowers. The bridesmaids We're
Misses Velma Smith, Anna Mae
Garrett, Mia Wingfield and Elva
Clyde, and the matrons Of honor,
Mrs. William Linell and Mrs. Lam
die Feather. Miss Florence Clyde
played Lohengrin's wedding march
during the ceremony
The young people of the Presby-
terian church enjoyed a delightful
moonlight picnic on Thursday eve
ming.
Norman Clyde of Leavenworth,
Kans., was in Artesia during the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-21

week. He attended the wedding
of his sister, Anita.
Mrs. e. D. Wells was hostess to
the Cottonwood Woman's club on
last Thursday afternoon at her
home on the upper Cottonwood. A
large number of the members were
present and answered the roll call
with joke. After a brief busi-
ness session the following program
was rendered: Solo by Mrs. Charlie
Nelson; speech by Mrs. Jesse
Funk; reading by Miss Emma
Briscoe; Mrs. Earl Hedgecoxe and
Miss Laura Pearson debated with
Mrs. Hardcastle and Miss Eunice
Wells. Delightful refreshments
were served.
Several families have spent a
large portion of the week at Rock
arroyo in quest of the finny tribe.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-21
TUCUMCARI

F. s. Hews, wife and little
daughters were tourists to the city
Sunday from Amarillo. They will
spend several weeks vacation in
the higher attitudes of the state.
Mrs. Ara E. Hawkins and little
son, Henry Marsh, is spending the
weekend at Obar and Lockney.
Benjamin f. Brown and family
were in the city Wednesday from
Mosquero. Mrs. Brown and chill
dren were en- route to Texas and
oklahoma points for vacation.
Attorney H. A. Kiker of Ration
was in the city Thursday and Fri
day of last week en- route from
Clovis to Ration
Clinton S. Wharton and Mrs.
Wharton returned this week from
short wedding trip to Kansas
City and other Missouri points.
Miss Josephine Johnson of Shoe
maker was here Saturday en- route
to her home after a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Jules Watson, at Lo-
gan. n. M.
e. S. Butcher and wife Of Chill
dress, Tex, were called to the city
the past week on account Of the
serious illness of Bandmaster
James. They returned home on
Thursday. Mr.. James is fast inn
proving. Mrs. Butcher is a sister
Of Mrs. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gordon
returned Thursday form an ex-
tended vacation at the California
beaches.
Mrs. Jones. mother Of L. r.
Jones of Newkirk and Calvin Jones
OF Ell Paso, died in Ell Paso this
week and was buried here We'd
nesday.
B. Y. P. U. met in a social ses-
sion on the Stark lawn Wednes-
day evening.
The Missionary Society Of the
Baptist church met Thursday aft
ernoon in honor of Mrs. Roland.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-21
ARTESIA

A large crowd of the young peo-
Pile were entertained at the home
of Miss Alice Baber on Friday eve
ming. Fifteen boys and girls were
present to enjoy the occasion. Ice
cream and cake were served to
those present.
Miss Virginia Higgs of Roswell
visited with friends in Artesia dur
ing last week.
Miss Zanaida Mann was hostess
to about a dozen of her friends on
Thursday evening at slumber
party. in honor of Miss Anita Nc
Kenney of Roswell. A very good
time was enjoyed by the young
ladies.
The local lodge of the Woodman
Circle gave an ice cream supper
on last Friday evening at the band
concert. A large number attend
ed and patronized the ladies in
their efforts.
The Methodist church Is holding
q revival meeting at the local
church building during the week,
The Rev. r. F. Davis is doing the
DIGdClllilEs anu pAN9ESOA t1ISih ~
Texieo is leading the singing. A
large number is attending the
meetings.
j. H. Stevenson and J. w. Stew
enson and family of Stamford,
Tex, are visiting their son and
brother, M. Stevenson. They made
the trip in automobile and expect
! to stay several weeks.
Mrs. N. A. Clarke gave delight
| full course dinner on last Sunday
evening in honor of Messrs. John
Richards and Newman Smith.
Mrs. B. P. Williams has return
ed from the Ruidoso, where she
has been spending the hot summer
months.
Mrs. M. ]. Richards is spending
a few weeks with her son at Co
roma, N. M.
Mrs. N. A. Clarke and family
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-21

turned home last week from q
summers vacation with her moth
er at Overton. Tex.
Mrs. U. S. Devor visited her
mother at Vaughn this week.
Miss Berry Devor left last FRI
day for Knox, Ind, for a visit. She
will return with Miss Josephine
Devor September /.
st. MichaePs Guild met IN social
session at the church on Thurs
day afternoon. The ladies will
serve ice cream on the Devor lawn
on Friday evening Of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Berlin of Mari
Visa were guests at the Devor
home in the city several days last
week.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-21

66x8O Heavy Double Plaid Cotton Blanket Special
66x80 Velvet Cotton Plaid Blanket in plads, Special
66x8O The Genuine Pansey Blanket last $150 Spe
66xSO Hummer Part Wool Dark Plaid Blanket Special
66x80 10x Woolnap Extra Heavy Plaid Blanket Special
60xS0 All Wool Single Blankets in tan and grey, Special
7Ox80 All Wool Plaid Logan Blanket, Special.
72x84 All Wool Double Carded Minerva Blanket, Special
72x84 Lambs Wool Lilac Plaid Blanket Special.
72x84 Lambs Wool Blankets in white Special.
Auto Robes Loungng Robes, Porch and Camp Blankets
Blankets in immense variety of colorngs and Styles all
1919 to 1879
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-21

Many women are already seek
ing nomination as delegates to the
proposed constitutional convention
in Pennsylvania.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-21
Hemmed and Scalloped Spreads
LINEN SETS

AkkN1AAN 01< ! ~
Without doubt we have assembled for this
sale the greatest showing Of Table Sets,
Cloths and Napkins, plain hemned, scallop-
ed or hemstitched, in mercerized or in all
linen, as we'll as the highest grade of double
Satin Damask.
$2.15 to $500
NAPKINS
All matched Napkins and our beautiful
lines of Satin Damask all Linen Napkins
specially reduced for this sale.
Special Prices on Hand Made
Madeira Napkins
ART LINEN
Heavy, medium and sheer Art Linens,
widths from 36 to 80 inches, for fancy work,
waists, art craft; all qualities and widths
GREATLY REDUCED
TOWELING
Our complete line of linen and cotton towel
ing greatly reduced for this week.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-08-21
We Handle the Dwight Anchor and
Pepperrill Brands of Sheets
Plain Hemmed or Hemstitched.
BED SHEETS, CASES and
ShEETING

Our prices in most cases are less than those
at the mill for Sheets, Sheetings, etc. While
we have fairly representative quantity Of
standard grades on hand at this time, we
find it very difficult in spite Of constant
buying to obtain a sufficient supply to dis
tribute the better grades to all our custom
ers as widely as we would wish. At the
prices we offer this class of merchandise, it
takes great amount to supply all demands.
We are therefore compelled to limit our
customers to not over a dozen of kind,
during this great sale of Sheets and Sheeting.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20
CHESAPEAKE BAY TROUT
BITING EARLY THIS YEAR
Great Fishing Season In Sight.
"Hardheads" Abound.

Fishing in Chesapeaks bay and It's
tributaries promises to be the best
this summer in many years. accord
ing to veteran fishermen at chesa-
peake Beach and other bay points.
The trout season viii open . month
earlier than usual. This season ordi-
narily starts about July !. but trout
already have. been caught in nets out
in the bay. and prospects are that
these nsh will be biting along shoro
by June i.
The season for hardheads, q sort
of sea croaker IL now at its height.
These fsh are being caught in larger
numbers than ever before In the
recollection OF veteran bay fishermen.
The season viii continue throughout
June. The average weight of the
hardheads 10 IL pounds, but sop,e
run as large as from IN TO 4 pounds.
They are game fsh and their flesh
" remarkably nrm.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20
HORSE SHOW ENDS
after BEST YEAR
General Pershing Makes Final
Awards and Races Furnish
DAYS Thrills.

One Of the most successful shows
in history came TO close yesterday
afternoon when final classes in the
National Capital Horse Show were
run of in the grounds just south Of
the Highway bridge Final awards
were made by Gen. John J. Pershing.
Horses from the stables OF Col.
Robert M. Thompson won two ribbons
Sally came frst in the road saddle
horse class, and his Tom and Jerry
team first In the pairs harness class.
As usual the races. which followed
the classes. furnished the excitement
of the day. The Roman race was won
by Corp. Martin Baker. of Troop
X the steeplechase by Jay Bird. en-
tered by the Remount Association:
the military race, was won by Lieu-
tenant McCreery. of the, remount
service, riding Courteous, and the polo
pony race BIZ Punch. ridden by Capt.
j. J. Waters.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20
Choice at
25c

lee U N BL 70 ACH n Il ID
SHEETING COTTON-3o
inches wide; extra heavy
round thread quality, for
making double bed CE~
sheets. Two yds. for AW
First F1eor.
ISc AMOSKEAG APRON
GINGHAMs - Genuine
AmoskeaG Apron cling
hams. in all size blue
checks. Warranted fast
coIors. Two yards CE~
for AON
MEMS 3Be TO SOC HALF
HO9E-Onyx brand, SAM
pies and discontinued
numbers. Of Hsle thread,
mercerixed cotton and
Isle; black, plain coiors
and striped effects; CE~
perfect quality. -. IW
First Floor.
MESH vEILING-Plain.
scroll, motif and fancy
meshes; in black, brown,
navy blue and CE~
taupe, yard. AOC
First FISor-veiling De-
psrtment.
Zee AND zse LACEs-,
Imitation Cluny. Fflet,
Crochet and Point de
Paris Laces. edgings and
insertions; widths up to
4 inches Two yards CSc
Tor NV
First Floor.
BOYS COLLARS-Soft
Collars, made by one of
the largest collar manu-
facturers OF the country:
sizes Two CEn
Tor SOS
Third F1ssr.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20
SHORT LINE HEADS KEEP
ROBINSON PRESIDENT

Bird Robinson. Of Washington.
was reelected president OF the
American Short Line Railroad Asso-
citation yesterday at the close OF the
convention here. The association Of
fcials. following a conference with
Director General of Railroads Davis,
decided to make test case to de-
termine whether or sot the short
lines were under Jurisdiction of the
Government during the war. The
Government has contended they were
not. 80
All other officers OF the associa-
tion were reelected. They are: L..
s. Cass, s. B. Parker, and 8. I.
Lisman, vice presidents It. 8. Whit
telsy, secretary and treasurer.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

Boys sUsPENDERs-
Good quality Suspenders,
plain. and striped Ok
weddings ......... SW
Third FleoS.
BOYS HATs-Freshis
Hats, in all color OSn
combinations kOC
Third Fleor.
see TO l8c sATINES
Mill lengths of plain-color
Saline, 80 inches wide In
an assortment of CS~
staple shades. kW
Lining Dept, First Flser
lec SHOE DRESSINGS
One bottle of CleAnall
Polish. for white kid and
satin shoes, regularly 2Sc,
and one bottle of Army
and Navy Polish for black
shoes, regularly 15c. OEn
Both for. AN
First FIesr.
%Se WATER PALS
Galvanized Iron Water
Pails, fourteen OE~
quart trade size. kOV
Basement.
RIBBONS - Four and
nve-inch Ribbons, good
heavy quality. in Tight
shades, for hair CEn
bows AON
Ffs~t Floor.
BATHROOM sET-One
14-inch Glass Shelf and
one 1S-inch Glass Towel
bar. both CSc
Tor SVS
Dasement.
ORIENTA COFFEE -
One-pound packages of
Orienta Brand Cof- OEn
fee, fresh stock. %. ZCC
Basement.
I0c TURKISH TOWELS
-Bleached Turkish Tow
els. hemmed ends: frm
woven grade; size CEn
16x31 in. Two for. AOC
Limit, six.)
First FleSr.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20
Choice at
soc

sse COTTON NETs-72
inches wide, q heavt. firm-
woven grade. for Enc
Innings, curtains. etc. WC
, Lace Dept Ffrst Floor.
WOMEN's NECkwEAN
of lace, net and organ
dy; fiat, round and Tux
edo styles; white, cream,
ecru and colored ef- S0r
fects.. .........,... wv
First Floor.
ne SIP at sTRIPE
skIRT1NGs - In an as
sorted lot of pretty color
combinations. for sport
suits and skirts. Snc
Yard. OVN
First Floor.
NJ Z MS ySc UNDER
WEAR - Balbriggan Un-
derwear. short sleeve
shirts and full lenRth
drawers, with full double
seat: shirts in sizes to ~
anu ora"e s hc
to ~. wv
First Floor.
MEMS 2Sc NECkWEAR
Fine qualify Fibre
W a 8 h a Bile Neckwear,
white grounds with panel
stripes. Three S0a
for. ....:....... wv
First Floor.
NJ r MS SUSPENDERs
AND GARTERS-One pair
of Genuine President Sus-
pend ers and pair of
Brighton or Paris Pad
Carriers, all colors, Snc
for. CUC
Ffyst Fleor.
ENAMELED DISHPANs
Gray Enameled DISH
pans, large 17-auart E0c
trade size. CUC
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

WOMEN's PETTICOATs
Short White Petticoars,
tucked and EN- broid- Enn
cry trimmed ruffies. WC
Third Floor.
w ON r Ms MUSLIN
DRAWERS - Soft-finisn
quality; deep flounces of
pin tucks and wide hem
stitched hens; all EnO
Third Floor.
BOYS GOLF CAPs-
Good quality blue serge
and fancy mix Enn
Third Floor.
BOYS HATS - Fancy
mixtures: shapes suitable
for boys from 4 to Enn
10 years of age. JUG
Third Floor.
WIDE RIBBONSLPret.
ty flowered effects, IN
light and dark colorings,
self-flowered, striped ef-
fects and plain colors: all
wanted combina- En~
tions: for sashes, etc. sWO
First Floor.
Boys BLOUsEs - OF
good quality percale. in
liGht and dark Colors,
sizes 6 to ~ En~
years. wv
First Floor.
BOYS WASH PANTS
Straight knee models;
plain colors and striped
effects; sizes 9 to z Snn
years. OVN
First Floor.
CHILDREN's Sf.0o AND
e1.26 SLIPPERS - White
Canvas slippers; sizes Q
to 8 in the Eno
First Floor.
lie BLEACHED TWILL
COTTON CRAsH-Heavy
weight, with fast-color
red borde excellent
grade for roller or tea
towels. Four yards S0c
ior.. -. wv
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

LION WHITE FLOAT
ING SOAP-Large bars,
about one and one quar-
ter pounds good quality
pure toilet and OEN
bath soap, ....... b~
]7li BATH TABLDTS--
Large round cakes OF
high grade delight CE~
fully scented soap. AON
Flrst FlssR.
Soc SCISSORS - G o o d
quality, assorted sizes;
from az to 6h inchss: as
sorted shapes and CE~
sizes. pair. $3.50. .AW
First Flssp.
1Hc HAIR NETS-Isa
Victoire Real Hair Nets,
cap shape: full size: all
shades. except white and
gray e., three 25c
Nstion Dept. First Flesr.
Soe LEATHER BELTS
-Women's Belts, in black
and colors, including now
city effects and plain
white, patent and dull
calf hnish CE~
feathers ...,...... AON
Hlrst Floor.
ND X ERCHIEre-
women's and Children's.
in white and colored EN-
broidered corner, coiored
border hemstitched and
fancy roll-edge styles:
some have slisht defects
in nnish, five Ok
for ............... HON
First FlsSr.
3Se sTATIONERY--Box-
ed Writing Paper and
Correspondence Cards. as
sorted lot. in white CSc
and colors ........ %CN
First FIo0Y.
1se BLEACHED COT
TON--36 inches wide; ane
close-woven grade, free
from starch or dressing;
soft-nnish quality. CS~
Two yards for. =. HON
First F1ssv.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

lee HEMMED HUCk
TOWELs-All white. size
suitable for BARRIERS, dem
lists or office use. Snn
Eight for. "N
76c BLACK VENETIAN
LINING-32 inches wide:
a heavy, rich, satin-f,nish
grade, for petit Enn
coats and Innings. :. wC
LtsinG De1t. - First
Floor.
SI.oo WINDOW SHADES
oiled aQue Clotn
Window Shades, on strong
spring rollers; dark green
only; subject to SnD
slight imperfections CVC
Fourth Floor.
a9c CRIB BLANkETS-
30x40 inch size; blue or
pink plaid or JAG E0o
guard designs. OVN
rirst Floor-Bargaiu
zoe voILEs or sCRIMs
-Yar d-wi d Curtain
Voiles and Scrims, ught
and dark grounds, in flo
raj and oriental designs
Three yards Eno
Fouvfh FIOOY.
FANCY COMBs-Rhine-
stone Mounted Casqu
Combs. effective platinum
and silver finish tops, with
brilliant rhinestone S0c
settings. ............ wv
First Floor.
2Hc TOILET sOAP-Res.
inol Toilet Soap. sold reg
ularly at Csc cake. Sno
Three cakes for. OVN
First Floor.
CHILDREN's PAR A =
SOILS - Pretty styles, in
plain colors and figured
effects; plain and Sno
fulfilled styles...... :. CVC
First Floor.
soc FIR UT OF the
l. OOM COTTON - Nine
quarter width, for making
double bed sheets; Sno
full bleached CUC
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

CAMPBELI;S sOUP
Condensed Tomato Soup.
three cang 0En
for ............... k~
soc RATlNE eUGTIN(-
80 inches wide. white
grounds with neat col
s,,,a.D ored pin 25c
First FIe0r.
see PONGEE-32 inches
wide: In tan, light blue,
linen, pongr color and
black; for waists, mems
and boys OEn
First FIoer.
wOMEN'S 2Se GAUZE
COTTON HOSE-In black,
white and cordovan;
scanned back: termed sec
onds; all sizes. Two CEn
pair for -. 6ON
First Floor.
3oc WHITE vOILE-4O
inches wide, fne sheer
two-ply quality. with ychif-
fon finish. for waists CEo
and dresses ....... AOO
FIRST Floor.
soc WHITE NAINSOOk
SO inches wide; fine
soft-finish grade, for
making underzar- OEO
ments ............. SON
First Floor.
Soc WHITE GABAR-
DINE--36 inches wide, a
yarn mercerized quality,
for women's OEn
First Floor.
3Sc WHITE PLISSE
CREPE-27 inches wide,
mcrcerized finish, for
making under2ar- Ok
ments ............. SON
First Fls0r.
See WHITE CHECK
NAINSOOk - 80 inches
wide; neat small and
broken checks. fine OS~
sheer quality. ...... 6ON
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20
New Tax on Gasoline.

HARTFORD, Conn. May 2o.--The
State senate yesterday afternoon, by
vote of 81 to 10, passed a bill for a
1>cent per gallon tax on gasoline and
other internal combustion fluids. The
bill has yet to pass the house OF rep
resentatiYes.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

MISS GLADYS DEACON,
- formerly Of Boston. who,
according to rumors from
London, IL to become the wife
of the Duke Of Marlborough.
She is now q guest Ut Blen-
helm, the country house Of
/. the duke. The duke recently
was divorced by the former,
Consuelo Vanderbilt, who mar
I ried him In 1895.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

POTTED PLANTS A
hardy Plants, including
Ferns, and Rubber Plants,
also Rose Bushes, fine
two year old specimens
and monthly bloomers, In
the following variety,
Pink and Red Radiance,
Ophelis- Ward, e1 m
ETC.. each. ..... O1sVV
FIRST Floor.
sf.2S IMPORTED SWISS
ORGANDY-45 ches
wide, q fine transparent
quality with beautiful
cobweb finish; In q good
assortment of street and
evening G1 M
shades =. OAsVO
First Floor.
sI.3B WHITE WOOL
FLANNEL--2z inc h es
wide; all pure wool quail
ity, for infants 31 m
wear ........... Ol'VV
First Floor.
wOMEN'S 3Sc GAUZE
COTTON VESTS - Low
neck and sleeveless and
band top style; well,
known Forest Mills"
brand: regular and ex-
ira sizes. Three 31M
First Floor.
wOMEN's 7Sc FIBER
SILK HOsE-In black and
white; made with mock
seam back, double toe and
heel: all sizes; slightly
imperfect. Three 91 m
pair for ........ U1sVV
Ftrrt Floor.
WOMEN's NECkWEAR
--Of lace, organdy and
net. in flat, round and
tuxedo shapes: white,
cream, ecru and e1 M
colored effects. OlsVV
First Floor.
also I.UN &c Fl EON
CLOTHs--JspRrcse Blue
Print Luncheon Cloths.
fast color: only a 91 m
limited quantity. U1sVV
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

SUGAR CORN-sykss-
dale Brand Sugar Corn.
packed by b. r. Shrlver
and Co. Three cans CE~
for 6ON
H0c sTENCILED GRASS
RUGS-1Sx30-tnch size;
medallion or neat borders;
best color O6N
tngs SOS
First Fieer - Bargain
Table.
ISc EXTENSION CUR
TAIN RODS-30 to 64-inch
extension: brass nnish:
choice, OF goose neck or
corrugated knob 0Sn
kinds. Three for. =. ZON
FeWrth Fsosr.
zSc DRAPERY GRE
TONFES--34 inches wide:
good colorings; for drap-
cries, cushion or comfort
covering, cut from
full bolts. two CkN
yards for. ........ 6VN
Fourth Floor,
Soc CHINA or JAP
ATTN NG - 118-warp
China or 330-warp Jap
anese Mattings plain
white only: any quantity
cut from full OE~
rolls SOS
Fourth F1eer.
Soc EARR1NGS-Peari
and fancy effects, in q
variety of styles and col
orings; screw and pierce
less mountings, Ok
pair .,. 49,
First Floor.
SEWING gII.k-50-yard
spools, good quality for
hand or machine sewing;
black only. letter CEO
A. six spools for. :. SCN
First Floor.
IOr TOILET SOAR
Oiivilo Soap, a pure veEe-
table oil soap, CSN
-Four cakes for. .. AC
First FisSv.
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

MEMS LINEN HAND
kERCHIEFs-Pure Linen
Hemstitched II an d X r
chiefs. good quality. full
size: we'll made. 6nn
Two for. - :. -. wv
First FIser.
sH PPM BAGS
Large size Black Textile
Leather Bags, waterproof
finish; well made, with
double riveted 6N
handles. ........... wv
First Flesr-Leather
GSsAs Dept
wOMEN's 8oe FIBRE
SILK HOSE-In black and
white; fibre and silk
mixed; double heel and
toe: slight imper- S0C
fections. s............ wv
First Fleor.
wOMEN,s 3Se COTTON
VESTS - Summer weight
gauze cotton; low neck
and sleeveless: crochet,
band and bodice styles;
regular and extra E0~
sizes. Two for. wv
First Floer.
boys 5Bc UNION SUITS
-Nainsook Athletic Union
Suits. with elastic back;
sizes . to 1s S0O
years. WV
First FlooY.
INFANTS DRESSES
Long and short nainsook
dresses, neat yoke effects;
embroidery and E0o
hemmed skirts. WN
Third Floor.
ROGERy TEASPOONS
Set of Six Rogers Solid
Nickel Silver Tea Eno
spoons. new designs. cUC
Basenent.
GRAvIERfg EXTRACTS
-Quadruple Extracts, ia
vorite floral odors, in
cIudinE Violet Rose, Lily
of the Valley and Arbu-
tus. Bring your bottle.
(Tax &c extra.) S0C
ounce -............ WV
The Washington times., 1921-05-20

~ 80 PATTERN CLOTHS
--5Sx6S Mercerized pa
mask Pattern Table
Cloths, In assort- e1 M
ed center Designs U1sVV
First Floor.
a1yo0 SILK CHANTTI,LY
NETS-36 and ~ inches &.
wide; in all-over, spotted
and floral 01 m
designs ........ OAsVV
Lsce Dept.-Ffrst Fbesr.
41.2B STORM SERGE
81 inches wide: strictly
all-wool quality. double
twillsd; in navy e. m
blue only 49,. U4sVV
ExTRA-S1ZE PETIT
COATS-Of white satine.
panel back and front: soft
finish quality; tailored
flounce and elas- e1 m
tic waist 1lsw
THIRD Floor:
"GN y $lsUV NM SSsvV
NIGHT R0BEs-Faultless
make, fine quality cam
brio and muslin: V-neck
style, trimmed with wash
Able braid; some slightly
unused from G1 M
handling nE.....: U1sVV
Ffrst F1Sor.
BOYS PANTs-Of good
quality khaki cloth. fuil
cut and roomy: q m
sizes 9 to II years 01sVU
First Floor.
eI.7B FIBRE COVERED
SUIT CAgES-2<-Inch -ize
brown fibrs covered: bracs
finished lock and e1 m
side snaps 6lsVU
Fourth rIoef.
Bx'rRA-AIZE BLOOM
ERS--Women's extra-site
Bloomers, Of bstiste. flesh
color: with dainty ruff1e
knees: reinforced; G1 m
full-cut sises. u. OlsUV
TNs~d Fv~or.
.BOYa' WASH SUITS
OF guaranteed fast-coior
fabric. In an assortm~rt
OF new models; e1 m
sizrs : to = years sDlsOU
Ftrst Floor.