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The Lake County times., 1921-07-16

accidents due to lack OF precautions That moro
do Is due to good rather than any
taken since drive railroad without
thinking 1t to "stop look and listen" So
long there grade crossings people exercise
no precauton than they accidents will not
only continue TO happens but they will increase in
number.
The only remedy for such OF lfe and manning is
through elimination OF grade crossings That would in
volve which neither the roads
the public would welcome wholesale SCALE though
would be OF mutual advantage both therefore
the expense fall them Jointly. While removal could
be undertaken at this time large SCALE the pub
lie has 1t within its power reduce the number OF
cidents by exercising ordinary prudence In crossing
railroad The who train To crossing
is only potential suicide he is also poten
tla homicide that he also wreck the train and
kill those board railroad system has taken the
step of having the watchmen at crossings advise auto
mobile who neglect the precautions of safety
OF the danger their action by mailing card showing
picture OF the result accident caused by just such
neglect theirs
the peril that attends railroad crossing We may in
zine reach the condition that already prevails In Eng
land and abolish grade crossings order to protect
those who reckless well these who eau
tious but since that consummation be arrived
would be the OF wisdom for the public
protect itself by exercising caution, while the law
should step into punish those who menace not only
lives the of others also by their
total disregard of safety. Even best there will be
unavoidable accidents long grade crossings remain
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
PRESIDENTS ACT ApPLAUDED.

The overtures made by President Harding the
principal allied and associated powers
ing reduction and limitation in is
practical step to minimize the danger Of
war in settlement of international disputes well
for the relief of governments oveburdened
by debt in the effort to maintain the building pace.
The in which the movement is greeted
abroad shows the longing for a workable plan that
safety The London Times regards the proposed con-
ference fraught with greater possibilities for good
evil than the Paris conference while the Daily
Mail says, 1T is practically appeal the human
race to have done with wars" The president goes
further than in feeling the sentiment
the subject and includes the Pacific and Far Eastern
problems as be considered the
ference is held. Agreement these questions would
be preliminary TO the armament proposition Thus he
seeks to reduce not only the implements Of but
the that might lead Of those implements.
The initiative thus taken BY President Harding
harnly fail receive favorable response from
ali the nations concerned. and in thus leading he is
fulfilling the promise he made steps for
ISOLATION of nations justice and good faith.
As is suggested such conference being fraught with
great possibilities. will have the Paris conference
and its results a warning what avoid Thus it
tangible and workable plan for avoiding war based
Lot force but on justice.
1t is great honor lead in movement that has
such a potentiaty. That the great nations have
conceded the leadership the United States IS evi-
their confidence in dsinterestedness and
good faith in the movement.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
ANSWERS TO FRIDAYS
QUESTIONS

What is naturalization? Ans. The
process of making a forei gner a citizen
of the United States is called naturau-
zation.
2-what is the difference between
original and appellate jurisdiction OF
the supreme court Of the United States
Ans. Where the supreme court has
original jurisdiction in cases that may
start there. When it has appellate jur-
isdiction the case must begin in an in
ferior court but may be appealed to the
supreme court.
Slow many states in the Union
prohibit marriage between step-reIa-
tives? Ans. Twenty-seven-
How many persons in the United
States are there who are 100 years old?
Ans. Approximately $500.
5-what is the salary Of the chier
justice of the supreme court? Ans
$4,000 annually.
6--who selects the members of the
Federal Reserve Board? Ans. Tns
president.
What university in the United
States has the largest library? Ans
Yale.
governor every year? Ans. Massaohu-
setts
9-How many colored farmers ars
there in the United States Ans
There are nearly 100 900 including Jap
anese. Chinese Negroes and Indians.
10--Where are cranberries grown In
this country? Ans Massachusetts,
New Jersey and Wisconsin.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16

The trouble with other people who would like to
have Rockefellers wealth is that they not willing
to start the way he did.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
MINER TESTIFIES
IN THE SENATE
BY H X. REYNOLDS

[sTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. NJ SERWcEl
WASHINGTON. July 15.-Miners in
Mingo county. West Virginia, who re-
fused TO trade at stores operated by
the mining companies. We're "discrim-
mated against and given scrubby jobs
in the mines" w. Z. Hutchinson, a
coal miner today told the senate COM
mittee which is investigating labor
troubles in Mingo county and the ad-
joining country.
The prices charged at the company
stores were higher than those in out
side stores" Hutchinson se4d. and
they were advanced wnen pay in
creases were granted in November.
1920"
Hutchison said his average days
pay iR the coal mines OF AIingo county
was 50 per day and that this was in
creased 10 $3.50 day when pay ad-
vances were made. At times in 1919.
he said, he earnsd 81 a day.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
YOUNG GIRL
FINDS RELIEF
Wants to Tell Other Girl
All About 1t

Evansville, Indy am eighteen
years old and have been bothered TO
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
CAR SURPLUS DECREASED.

A very good barometer of business conditions is
the report the freight bureau of the American
Railway association in Washington. which keeps rec
ord of rolling stock of all the railroads of the country
whether it is working idle. When traffic is heavy
there are enough freight and when busi-
falls OFF the On the side tracks of the carriers
The reports of the association show that
80 the surplus 373,Ssl The decrease as
compared with the previous almost 10000
cars.
This coupled with reports OF increases in forces in
railway shops, indicates in the tide Of business
affairs is possible that it may be of long short
duration that it may effect many lines stiil
there for optimism 1t is pretty certain that
there will be continued demand for box because
wheat is beginning to move. Both government
and private reports indicate that the wheat this
will the smaller than has been CT late
but it has been said that wheat growers have dis
position hold crops this year Farmers expected
to sell freely if they do it will that 4
large money will be put into circulation
result Of the exchange addition causing further
increase in the demand for box
Those who watch the business situation from a
professional angle inclined be pessmistc
Just present than for time past. While no
boom is expected this year. they to be confident
that with the exception of slight reactions here and
there throughout the country the worst is far
as and concerned, and that changes
in the situation will be all for the better
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?

(which are the New England
States?
when will the next eclipse occur
which is visible in the United States
3-What is seasame?
How many gilIs are there in one
pint?
5-In cloth measure how many inches
equal one nail?
6-what did the savages use as their
idols?
What goddess was supposed to
have the power OF restoring the aged
to youth?
s-What made Disraeli's novels pop
ular?
9-What city did Alexander the Great
found?
10-By what name did the Greeks
call the city OF Troy?
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
GRADE CROSSING SLAUGHTER.

A recent report by the interstate commerce COM
shows that in the last three months for which
figures available 632 persons killed and 1900
injured in grade crossing accidents. The menace
grade crossings in the early days of rairoading
great but it has with time. The travel on
the railways nearly heavy at present and
the movement of trains but fraction of that
There have been accidents since there have
been rade crossings, but the number has increased
raDfdly since the motor The worst
phase of that majority Of such
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16

MOST OF THE discussion Of the fight comes
from the II Told You Sos"
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16

THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK, with its large resources,
assures you absolute protection
for your funds.
Let US advise you regarding the
investment Of your savings
your July lst dividends. your ma
tured Building Loan stock.
We have choice 7 per cent bonds
for sale. which we recommend.
We call the attention Of the la
dies of Hammond to our REST
ROOM which is for their COM
fort and down town shopping.
Writing material furnished.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
BELFAST IS
STILL RIOTING
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

BELFAST. July ia battalion oi
Seaforth Highlanders arrived here to-
day to assist the Garrison in main.
tanning order.
Incendiaries were active during the
night and a number of grocery stores
were burned in the east.
It was estimated the total deaths in
present outbreak are at least 81.
A conference of citizens was held
during the day in an effort to com
pei obedience to the armistice.
During the firing last night a well
known political figure Bernard Moon
ey. was Killed and several civilians
were wounded.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
MOTHER Is
BURNED TO DEATH


INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI
BELOIT. Wis, July 16--Mrs. Thomas
Moore, 80. was burned to death and
one of her children barely escaped
death when a gasoline stove in their
home exploded yesterday afternoon
She IS survived by her husband and
four children. The house was des-
troyed.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16

pound advertised and had heard severai
women talk of it, so mother got ms
some. This "sget@hie Compound Is
wonderful and it helped me very much
so that during my periods | am not no y
sick or drowsy. l have told many glrls
about your medicine and would be GLAD
to help anyone who is troubled WITH
similar ailments. You may use my tes-
tin1onial as YOU like. STELLA LINK
wIIER. 6 Second St. Evansville, Indiana
Some girls lead lives of luxury, while
others toll for their livelihood, but all
are subject to the same physical laws
and suffer in proportion to their viola
tion. When such symptoms develop as
irregularities, headaches, backaches
bearing-down sensa tions and tn
blues, " girls should profit by Miss Link
wiler's experience and give Lydia 4
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound trial.
The Lake County times., 1921-07-16
JUd Tunkins.

Jud Tunlsins says a successful or
ator is a man who can attract as big
a crowd as goes to see a ball game
and who can say something that will
get as much applause as a home run.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Excellent Values IN
Row. Wear Tomorrow

20 Boys Woolen Knieker-
booker Suits, made of strictly
aii-wool fabrics. They are
broken lots of higher grades
and are sharply repriced for
clearance. Sizes 9 to 18 years:
sll.7s each; were $50, $3.50 and
is dozen Small Boys Separate
Oliver Twist and Eton Collar
Bleuses, finest quality. washable
materials; sizes 4 to yeara
Special, O6e each.
is Boys F1annelette Night
SHIFTS, "iwanta" make; sizes :.
s, 5, 10. Il, is years. eSe eesAs
36 Small Boys Velvet ana
Plush Hats, suitable for boys 2
to 6 years. also little girls.
81 az each, were S8.05 and e4.06.
Boys Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Silk Pefficoaf
Elouncings Greatly
$, $, Reduced >

IS yards Silk >Petticoat
Elouncings, Is inches deep.
in taupe and changeable
shades of brown, red and
golden brown. Tie yards
was @1.3S.
102 yards Silk Petticoat.
Flouncing, s inches deep,
in changeable red. brown.
purple, gray and green. 0Sc
yafd3 was Tue. !.
NeekWsar 0sctioa. First Aoof.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Mems 0yords and High Shoes
Low Priced Tomorrow

For the final Remnant Day before Christmas special
prices and reductions should be particularly appealing
pairs Mems Winter weight Brogue oxford sizes 6 81
pairs Mems High Shoes black and tan; short
ends Of different lines. Sizes 6 7H 8 and B. 9H
and 10H C. Sass pair S75e
pairs Black Norwegian Brogue High Shoes; sizes 6 T.
~, 9. 81. and 10 c SS1S pair; were $40.
81 pairs Mems Roundtoe Blucher Shoes
to Il C II D. Special price, $555 pair.
pairs Mems Black Norwegian Grain Brogue Oxfords
g. 6 ~, 8 g. 9 and TO- Special pair
pairs Mems Tan spats;a little shopworn. 81 pairs
Ss' ;as sss,s s ss.<. r,r.. floor. -. -.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Housewares Special
for: Remnant Day.

IL Wizard Chemically-treated
Wall Busters, complete with,
SIT. handle. CSC each; were
SIS.
10 24-lb. Family Kit III en-
Scales: Special price, Sl.65 each.
1000 cakes Swift's BoraN
Laundry and Household Soap.
Special price, 36c dozen cakes;
s2.s5 case of 100.
Not less than two dozen
cakes delivered. /;
8 6-piece White Enameled Canister
Sets: bread box, cake box. flour. sugar.
coffee sn1 tea cans; slightly damaged
Sl.SS set; were 32.l5.
2 Laree-size window Refrigeretors,
slightly 81 & d'.ased. S'ss each; were
Radiant Fireiess Cookers, single
compartment. complete with utensils,
racks and radiators; slightly shopworn.
$3.50 saehs vsrs ~.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Wo,,,en's WQists

Tailored Colored OrgandyN
Blouses, in rose, flesh and or
shid. l size 3S, 2 size 40. 2 size
a., Q size 46. 3Sc eachs were
French Wolfe Blouses, frill
around collar and down front. in
maize. white and flesh. 3 size 81.
8 sise So. size 3S. $1.S5 each;
were 30N5& !
4 French Wolfe Blouses, trim
med with embroidered dotted
voile, size Sc, size 3S, size
a. sass each, tvere SAFE
II White and Flesh sEmbrofd-
cred and Beaded Georgette
Hlousea tfe-on models, 1 size 81,
= size 36, size 38, 8 size 90,
sine -, | size a. $2.oS each;
were 35.7G
20 Georgette Crepe Tie-on
Blouses, embroidered and beaded,
In brown, white, flesh and tAupe.
3 size -, 10 SHE 36, size S8, .
sase 42, / size a. u each; were
pGy7B.
Z Pongee Overb1ouses. high
neck, htEh or low collar, and
PAeEy style. size 81. 2 size S6,
8 size 3s, 1 size 40. &2.95 each,
were 4k1oL
!, blouse section. Third aosr.
Evening star., 1921-11-24

Fw and Fur Codfs

1 Cray Caracul Scarf, $22.5O;
was S3S.
Natural Skunk choker, $1s.50;
was 325.
Jap Marten Choker. $3.50;
was SIS.
Kolinsky Dyed Fitch, 2-skin
Choker, $15s was SIS.
2 Black Opossum Scarfs, $3.50
eachg were 91o.S0.
Raccoon Choker. &S.sOs was
2 Black opossum Searfs, $13.se
each; were S20.SO.
3 Gray Fox Scarfs, &12.50 each,
were &27.5O.
I Black Wolf Scarf, $3.50; was
o2.50. =
1 Marmot Coat. ss-inch length,
with raccoon shawl collar and
cuffs. SoS. =,
/ Dyed MuskrAt Coat. 32-inch
length-16 year size. beautifully
lined. sos.
Fur Section, Third hoof.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Infants and Little
Chldren's ApnUA

IS Childsen's Outing FAaDel Night
pociets. SSe zach; were 3i.56.
10 CAillren'a NainsoOk Petticoats,
trimmed with lace or embroidery edged
ruffle $50 each: wsrs 3l.7S to 41.96.
- Children's Wool Sweaters. In eray
or leather mixtures. roll collar anh
were $l.De
10 infaAts' Pink Beacon Blankets.
slightly sailed from display. $50 each:
were S2.to.
8 Pairs Children's Blue JeEsey Dsawx
Lekxins, sl4es and O yeafs. Ne yAtR;
were S3.eo.
Infants section Fourth aoor.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Wor,en's Hosiery

200 pairs women's Pure Silk
Hose, in black. white, tan, brown,
navy and a few evening shades:
sizes sh to 10, subject to slight
frregularity in weave. There are
also a few black chiffon silks.
t435 pair, were oa1S and -
l5O pairs Womcn's Brown Silk Semi
fashioned Heae, with lisle garter tops
end ssles sizes 83s to 10: bems slightly
Imperfect q pair wsfN Sl.3S.
Also . xrssp Of wonea.s Hose at re-
auced prices, including Glk, Isle aud
e0tton.
wome1's Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Friday Clearance
Ha,1d-Embroidered
Model Pieces

Hand- embroidered Mod
els, each exquisite1y work
ed, made-upi pieces. All
one of a kind, including
Redspreads, Scarfs, Gem
ters. Vanity Sets. Buffet
Sets, Tea Towels, Chill
dren's Dresses and Aprons.
Greatly reduced prices,
81 to SO; were 435o to
$SS.
Art Embroidery Section. Second
floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Corsefs
Lou Priced

8 Dozen Corsets, odds and
ends, in well known makes, in
c1uding American Lady. w. & l.,
Bon Ton, P. N. and r & G mod
els. Waistline, medium and high
bust models, of plain pink and
white coutil, some of pink broche.
Sizes 81, 20, -, q. 81 each, were
R1.5o to 3S.
2 Dozen Ideal House or Ma
ternity Corsets, sizes 80, "a. rs.
Is, 27, 2S. 81 eachs were $150
and q.
Corset Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
IH Nickel Plated
BATHROOM
FITTINGS
Special, 28c

High-grade nickel-plated,
on brass fittings includ-
ing
Wire Sponge Holders,
Wash Cloth Holders,
Faucet Soap Dishes,
Wall Soap Dfshes.
TumbleR and S0ap Hold.
j, efs.
bathroom Fittings, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
$LaceCurtuins

8 Exceedingly attractive Bordered
Imported Brussels Net Curtains, white.
21s yards long. $l1 pair; were SIS. so.
9 pairs Rordered White Brussels Net
Curtains; 2h. yards long. $e.75 pair;
4 pairs Ecru Lacet Arabian Curtains.
attractive border mounted on heavy net.
81 pair: WDse Sle.to.
8 Beautiful Dnchem Lace Curtains,
deep border design, On hebbinet, 3h
p.irs D.issys sis: so.sss.4 Ss4 Hsise Witt. irish
Point Lace Curtains, 2iS yards long,
ISIS pair; wseo $lS.
q pairs Ecru SWISS Point Lace Chr.
@ins: enective pattern, yards long.
2 pairs Whits irfsh Point Curtains. 4
yards long. Us pair; were SIS.
pairs White Swi@ Point Lace Cur,
lam; ssins; IA yards Ioay. % pair; were
SAVso0s
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Odd pairs, one-of-a-kind
Curtains ss

About 1s pairs net. wolfe. and lace
cnrtatn1-Alao several lengths Of 'Sec-
ttonal paneline-of varied Qualities. An
exeellent epgertuaity for yos - you hsye
an cd window to curtain. oae-feufth
g ene-third 1sn former prices, =,
half pairs Fine Brussels Net Cur
tains. one curtain OF q kind. Formerly
ES.o0 o 1850 pair; now the half pairs
pairs Soft Gray Mefcsrissd EAiki
Portieres. with self cslof border at the
bottom. eA7t psir; wsrt 80. <,
80 YARDS Beautiful Damask-
Patterned Arti6ciai SILK, in two
ahades.Tacft rose and small
Quantities In green: IS inches
vide. - yaras awGs S1o.
Large Collection Remnants and
Short LenEths-cretonnes,. pop
lfns. curtain nets. and sofies,
draperys silks !. ana upholsteEy
fabries-fsr vayied. .uses. i q I'M
u less Fegnlsf prices. >
Curtain and Orapey Section. Hfth
0OQf~
Evening star., 1921-11-24
WOMENS
SKIRTS
Special, $50

50 .:,sPfvneifa, Serge an q
Worsted Skirts-many smart.
attractive models stripes
checks, plsids--in boz o. con-
bination pleats. In black,
brown and navy.
8 Striped Skirts, in brown ana
tan. and black and whitA Wat9f
measures, 20 aid - iuoAaA -
eaehs were 80 ara 91B.
Black and White Prunella
SKIRTS, double box pleatsa: si5e1
"a. ~ waist o1A eaeAs we're 916.
5 Double Box Pieated Prunel1e
skirts, in navy with brown of
~ 01e 0aAAs were e1k
Wc9sn's SKIRT Section. Third 1oee.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Muslin Undes1arusests

z paisa Dine anA Pink CektuA hts-
nae. htah neck aaa lsn6 eaeeves. bka16
trfnmAl. $2.16 yaiRs URo
Q Low Neck Gowns. Of Naiassal.
neatly trimmed with Tue lace and sm-
broidery. sises IA. Is. 16, II. $1.6
each; vsrs H..
10 Low Neck. Tailored and Lace
TSin1sA GsW1s. IN H. II. Csc each;
. Straight Chemise Of nainsook and
csspe. tailored or lses and embEoideey
triinne1 siDes o. 80, -. No saehs
%. stsA
Muslin Underwear Section. Third
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Busketume
Slightly Damaged or
ShoUW0F'n

SnOpWOxn
Jardiniers Stands: enamel an ,nd moral
I Jardfniere Stand. enamel ana moral
decorated. -: was $3.50:
. 1 Square Willow Clothes Hamper,
large size. 1886; was -.
Chinese Work Baskets. large sizes.
decorated with ring and tassei. u seeA;
/ Chinese Hend-painted WASTE BASKET.
White Epamel wicker Baby ward
robe. $11.W; was &l6.T6.
( Imported Market Baskets. u each;
Attractively Colored Reed Waste
Baskets.f $3.50 each: were ~.
1 Hand-painted Work Basket. ";
was $4.25.
10 small Size Willow Market Baskets.
csc each; were $50.
IL Japanese waste Paper Baskets.
Special, 46c each; wsrs ~.
IL Imported Work Baskets. special.
16o each: were $50.
Basketware Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Sporting Goods
and Tors

!. pair Foot Ban Pants, regulation
estyle and make; size Sc. $e.75; was -.
! 2 pairs Foat Bail Pants. same style
as above: size 81. $9.5S; wera a.
pairs Foos Ball RAnta. same ae-
sefiptfon: size 80. e9.1S PAIR; wsre $3.S4
s Sunday Caddy Bags. good grade can
yass slightly sotled. $f.ss each; were
i, sunday Csddy Bags, sams desersp-
ton. S1.6o each; were $1-2S.
: Sunday Caddy Rags, q canvas with
slesfher top asd bottom ,&a-So each;
e ETtrs ouality Csnv,s Kslpneks.
3Ec each; wsre Clio. i =
Bsyf Pocket Knives. enc TO three
blades, with cocobola. sag a11 esoposi-
tion handles -
|. loE at 4Se sanAs wsrs 80.
lot at SO each; were 4l.4e.
i. lot at CSC each; were S1.0S.
lot at $l.e6 each: were $3.50.
Tyro Building Blocks =
Sets at IS. set;i were e1o.
Sets at $50 set; were Is.
Sets at - set; were ~
Bo93 Tool Chests, with tools
at $40 Each; woFo Is.
u ats4l.so each; wsrs 33.eA
TW B1pre, HUlrtA 1aee.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Mems Ouercoats and Suits

Overcoats $3.50 each;
fabric sinsebreaed button through model with silk yoke and
sleeve lining; sizes 36 and 81, s. and 50.
overeoata sss5o each; were edium weight siipoon
II Suits Sz7s each; $4sYoung Mems Two-trouers
Suits plain coored models ends of nes 3
s. 81 and 40 . .4s
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Women Foot,Iear
Greatly Reduced

Womens Black and Tan Calfskin Oxfords, $375 pair;
were $3.50 to $ll
Suitable spats winter only few pairs of
IS pairs, with wing tip, others with ball
straight tip Cuban and heels Sizes ~ to AAA; d. A M
AA; g. 3H a. ~ A; 8, 3H So B; III, s. 3H and D.
Women's Pumps, $3.75 pair; were $l2 to $l4
Accumulation of Hggrad Pumps in brown suede brown
cafskn gray patent leather 70 mostly onestrap
style, Louis Baby Louis heels Sizes o. ~ AAA
~, e. 6S T. 7H, IA; 3H, 4, 4l A. 3H. 5I M B.
2z, 81. 45, 81, g. 6h, ~ C.
High Shoes, $475 pair; were $lz and SIS.
100 pairs High Shoes black kdkn and patent leather dress
others handturn soles and
Louis heels Sizes AA; ~ to 7z AA to A; to B.
g. 3A a. ~, 5K c; g. 81, a. S. 5H D.
Store. Tnd noor .-
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Dolls Specially Priced
For Fridays Selling

One Infants 0sr1ctf Dolls jonted with bobbed moha
sleeping inches s Specially priced &c each
limb 1oin Dolls long curly mohair wig
and sleeping inches tall Specially priced &c each
One lot of Infants Characsr Dolls jointed with bobhed
$ISo each. p :.
-
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Odd Dinnerume
Creafly Reduced

These few items are Indicative
of many others and include
Limoges, Haviland, English Por-
celain and other imported china
ware:
IL Coffee Cups and Saucers. bee
eachs were ~
syrup Jugs on Plate. 5ee
each, were 41.
aPorcelain Meat Platters. @1.25
each, were 3S.2S
3 12-fn. Meat Platters. 0Sc
each, were 423S.
g Decorated Covered Dishes.
e6e each; usually - and %.
, = - China Soup Plates. 36c eeeht
were 75c.
Is Earthenware Tea Pots. $50
each, were ~.
1I-piece Hand-decorated Tea
Set, $685. was $17,SO.
Is Individual Sauce or Berry
Dishes. lie eaeh, were 35c.
10 China Cake Plates. soc eaehs
Limoges S O'clock Tea Cups
ana Saucers. 35c eacAs were -.
Limoges Tea Pot. &1s was ~.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Millinery and
Trin1mings

1S{ Hatter's Plush SAi1ora, with
,iAcings Of beaver and velvet. in
navy, brown and black. e7.7S
eaclt were 9s.k9 to 113.1o.
A lot Of Fancy Feathers, in
cauding plain ostrich, giycerfne
ostrich, ostrich tips, pompons
ana ostrich bands, in most al
wouted shades. sDecia1s 91., Less
than half usual prices. =
A lot Of F7overA including
large, small, medium coiored
ailk, velvet and metallic flower
o6ects. Special 60c eaeh. Less
tAah half usual prices.
Z dosen Wings. In navy, brown
ana black. 16c eAeAs were u.
millinery sectioa. Third 1Dse.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Kin,onos. Bathrobes

10 Flesh japanese Crepe XII
nonos, hand embroidered in col
ors. S1.oO eaeAt were eA.5o.
A special lot of ~ Blanket
Robes. roll collar and cuffs,
pockets and girdle. in rose color.
Specially. priced, 18.o5 each.
Kimono Section, Third Aoor,