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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-05
BEGAN Great University.

Began Great University.
An anonymous pamphlet, written
and published by Franklin in 174O,
concerns the myriads Of "Old
PENIS" sons very nearly. Its author
has described Its genesis in the fol-
lowing words: Having acquired some
little reputation by projecting the Pub
lie library In 1882, and obtaining the
subscriptions by which 1t was estab-
lished, and by proposing and promot-
Ing with success. sundry other schemes
Of utility, in l740, was encouraged to
hazard another project, that Of Pub
lie Education for our Youth. Before
1 went about to procure subscriptions
1 thought it proper to prepare the mind
Of the people by pamphlet, which
wrote and printed and distributed with
my newspaper grutis; the title was
Proposals Relating to the Education
of Youth in Pennsylvania From this
small beginning sprang the university
In Philadelphia, with it's present day
registration OF 1880 studellts.-Asa
Don Dickson, in New York Times.
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From the Saxon.

Wife md woman spring from the
same source, both being derived from
the Saxon "wefan," Danish "voeve"
to weave. one who works at the dis
taft. Dryden referred to Queen Anne
us "a diStaff on the throne" From
the same idea springs our word spin
stcr applied toy an unmarried woman.
While woman was still spinning her
wedding clothes she was simply Il
spnster; when she had finished AMI
was married she became q wife who
had already woven her allotted task.
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BAPTIST

Morning service at 1880.
Afternoon service at $3.50.
Evening service at 1880.
Evangelist Aldrich will bring his
closing message at the three meet
ings Sunday.
~ Every one is invited to attend all
services.
Sunday school at 1890.
Young peoples meeting at $50.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 500.
Evangelistic service tonight at
1880; Theme, "The Bible and
Science"
George Kehoe, pastor.
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MON will be observed, and members
will be received into the church.
Sunday evening at s o'clock the
sermon will be on the theme, "The
Gospel of the Unashamed," (Rom-
ans 1870.
Sunday school will meet at 10
a. M, and Christian Endeavor So
cieties at Z p. IN.
All are most cordially welcome.
Lester p. Warford, pastor.
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MRS. CARLSON ENTERTA1NS

Mrs. A. T. Carlson entertained last
evening the ladies who were host
esses at the M. E. Ladies Aid at Mrs.
Cutters on Thursday. They at
ended the movies and then went to
the Carlson home, 504 Minnesota ave-
nue., where Mrs. Carlson served de-
licious. lunch, and a social time was
enjoyed. The invited guests were
Mesdames F. G.. Shadegg, c. A. Bush,
A. P. Richie and s. A., Cutter.
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Flexible Stone.

The Engineering Gazette states that
n slab VI sandstone. cut from small
ledge in Il creek bottom. now in the
possession Of ]. T. Miller. Oregon, has
the quality Of flexibility. and can he
bent and twisted by slight pressure
from the hands. 1t is added that geol.
ogists are unable to explain the sim
gular property Of the stone.
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Containers Expensive.

1t is computed that from a tenth to
a quarter of the cost of foOdstuffs In
the United States goes TO pay for
crates aud other containers that are
thrown away instead Of being used q
second Brooklyn Eagle.
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FOR THE TEA HOUR.

Hostess or guest we'll may wear ms
lovely frock of gay satin combined
with navy blue velvet. The skirt has
gathered side panels, cut shorter
than the foundation and the waist Is
embroidered in rope silk in dark blue,
Jade and gold. Accordion plated
frills of self-material, finish the
flare sleeves. Medium size requires
4 yards 36.inch satin and 1l5ya-ds
3c.inch velvet, with / yard lining
for upper cores.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 9137.
Sizes, "a to "A inches bust. Price,
IS cents. Embroidery No. 1850.
Transfer, blue or yellow, 30 cents.
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Playing the Game.

The New York cop had just over
hauled the bandit who was speeding
away from the jcwelry store, his hands
full Of gems. "No fair" protested the
burglar coyly. "You didn't count a
hundred before you started after me-"
(Profuse and embarrassed apologies
from the cop. who calls off the chased
New York Sun.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Pre-Easter eyangelistic services be-
gin tomorrow and continue each
evening until March q.
Prof. F.. E. Rueckert of Osman, Ill.,,
will have charge of the music.
The sermon in the morning by the
Rev. DR.. J. c. Craig, d. d., district
superintendent,
The pastor will preach in the even
ing, subject: 'Isaiah-The Prophet
of Faith"
The musical program will consist
of solos by Mr. Rueckert a large
choir and male quartet
Public cordially invited.
G. H. Zentz, pastor.
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Color Blindness. 3:

No fewer than 50 persons in every.
thousand are more or less 'coior-blind.
The commonest form is not, as many
suppose, inability to distinguish red
and green-that affects one person In
s.. The most usual symptom is un-.
certainty between blue and green. This
is experienced by one out of every As
persons, but only one in 60. IS Unable.
to distinguish between brown ana
green. Color blindness is more com.
mon among educated than uneducatedE
people. and, an, odd sfast IS that must
clans are more liable to this ,effiiction
than are any other class or profession.
r.'. r.rl: - ST ,ri5%f1ls1.rs ;SyA I
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ENGLISH EVANG. LUTHERAN

No service on Sunday.
Bible hist Dry class on Tuesday aft
ernoon at 4:3O o'clock.
Adult Bible class on Tuesday even
ing at 500 o'clock.
Boys confirmation class on Thurs
day afternoon at 4:45 O'Clock.
\Choir rehearsal on Thursday even
ing at S o'clock.
FROM: No services on Sunday.
Erdmann w. Frenk, pastor.
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BETHEL LUTHERAN

The Bethel Lutheran church, cor
ner America avenue and Sixth
street, will hold Sunday school at
9:45 on Sunday.
There will be 70 other Services in
the church during the day.
l. B. Nordale, pastor.
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ST. PHILLIPS

Low mass at s O'Clock a. m. High
mass at 10 o'clock a. III. Sunday
school, followed by benediction Of the
blessed sacrament at 1880 a. nj.
Baptisms at 2 o'clock. Vespers and
bel ediction at 4 o'clock.
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calumny In the Calendar.

do you regard Friday us an un'
lucky day."
"Most assurcdly any day with such
a bad reputation is unlucky, whether
It deserves it or not"
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN

Services next Sunday, 1890 a. m.
in the English language in the First
Lutheran church, Minnesota avenue
and Eighth street.
Song by the chair.
Services, p. m. in the Norwegian
anguage.
Every one welcome.
l.. j. Jerdee, pastor.
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS TO 4
MEET ON MONDAY NIGHT

The Royal Arch Masons, Bemidji
chapter No. 20, will meet in the Ma
sonic hall on Monday night at 8
O'Clock. A large attendance is desired
as there is expected to be degree
work.
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LAND OWNERS

We need few improved and par
TALLY improved farms in the vicinity
of Bemidji for our spring listing.
'Chas: S. Carter, Bemidji, MINI.
1875
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services will be held in the Battles
building. room "a, over the j. G.
Penney Co. store at IL o'clock. Sun
day school at 9:45.
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CHURCHES
ST. PAUES EVANGELICAL

Lenten services every Friday at 8
p. m.
- Chair rehearsal every "Wednesday
at 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at 1000 a. m.
Morning service (English) at IL
q. IN.
y. P. l.. Evangelical League) at
z p. m.
Mission Sunday. Mr.. Elson will
sneak to us. on Foreign Missions"
at this meeting.
Everyone cordially welcome.
n... w. F. Kamphenkel. pastor.
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H.. T. johnson Of Northome was 6
Friday business visitor here.
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LAND OWNERS

We need a few improved and par
TALLY improved farms in the vicinity
of Bemidji for our spring listing.
Chas. s. Carter, Bemidji, MINI.
7t3-5
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If it's shoes you are buying, we
can save you money any time. Our
selling prices. are low. Consumers
Shoe Co. - o., 1876
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r.. E. Cody of 5rainerd spent Fri
day in the city on business.
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e. H. Scott of Grand Rapids was
Bemidji business visitor on Friday.
: Don't blame anyone but yourself
for paying too much. for your foot
wear. Go to the Consumers Shoe Co.
1876
Mr.. and Mrs. w. :Starkwether of
Pine River were Bemidji visitors to-
day. .sspIa AaitnflnI
H. E. Vance and Paul Herman of
Bagley were among the out of town
business visitors in the city yester-
daH> j. z4 .lsz-1..4. - u =
Our shoes are easy to wear and
our prices are easy on the pocket
book. Consumers Shoe Company.
&1t3-5
Mrs. A. K.-Guisness left last even
ing for Thief River Falls where she
will spend the week end with her
husband.
Don't forget that Courtney's Feed
Store is now located at III Mime
sofa avenue, in place formerly &C.
cupied by Koors creamery. when
you buy feed of us you can secure
it only at the above address. Our
prices are lower than ever. Try us.
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e. H. Scott of Grand Rapids was
a Bemidji business visitor on Friday.
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PRESBYTERIAN

\ Sunday. morning. at the presby-
terian church at n O'Clock the pas
ton will speak ION the subject
Measure for Measure" q Kings
54:6}: 80 X q
At this service the Holy Conmu-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-03-05
WHATS ON TONIGHT

Revival services at Baptist church
at 1880 o'clock.
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Miss lucille Young left today for
Mizpah, where she has, accepted a
position as first grade teacher in the
consolidated school at that place.
Miss Young graduated from the state
normal in Bemidji last November.
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Mrs. G. P. Irish, who has been
seriously ill for the past several
weeks, is reported somewhat i'm
proved this morning. She was able
to sit up for short time, which news
will be welcomed by her friends.
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: Don't blame anyone but yourself
for paying too much for your foot
wear. Go to the Consumers Shoe Co.
TAX
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. sStarkwether Of
Pine River were Belnidji visitors to-
day. > .spva saE,'dtD}
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Get the Sunshine Grocery prices
IN feed before YOU buy. 4t3-5
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Muses. Apparel

sut Dresses, in black taHe!x,
-. IA. tho other in black and wn1se
ScrI.rd with georgette crepe, sze N A0'
ags IA each; were $3S and $Ss.eo.
: sport, SILK slip-over Dress. wn,se ~.
With orange stripes, size TO- %A1''
was $24.75. ..s
White Knitted slip-over Dress, M.a
copen leather belt, size TO- wi
Orrandy Dresses, in white; r. orcnic onh.
and pink; sizes a, 18. IL. $o.'e eA'A'
Gsr. si0,15 and $1S. -
Linen Slip-over Dresses, In
leather and white, sizes IT, To- To-
~ .S5 each; were 3S.76.
siik skirts, In crepe de cnine oI
Rsronet satin, in rose, hesn ana WHY:
- "a. Sc and 81 inch lengths. - eacn'
Gsre 3i2,s6 to $1e.76. ..
Fine Tricotine SUITS; * DSt Sors eors
models, sizes IA, 10. $sS.oV eacn' "'''
@oS i4n Fine 'fSii Poiret Twill Suits, beautifully
tailored, straight-line modes' SIC 1o'
~. 80 each; were $6s.t0 ana $'o.
Fine Poiret Twill Capss' IN ..toS hSy
and in tan, trimmed Witn siik s.sSr
ing; sizes II. Ii, IL. $SS.e" e.'n' "'''
$oI' Coat with cape effect. Of covert
cloth, beautifully silk hneo. $S'' "~'
BLACK and White Shepherd Plaid
skirts. 20 and q waist measures. -
Zach: were 36.76. ..,x.
French Serge MILDLY. size 1e. $4'76;
Misses Section. Fourth .aoor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Wor,,en's Waists

% Handkerchief Linen Blouses. en-
tirely handmade; in ' or square neck
Tuxedo models; trimmed with filet: in
Jade. rose. lavender. bisque and blue.
1896 'eaoh; were $lo.75.
Embroidered Dotted Swiss Blouses.
overblouse and tuck-in styles; some
have flet edged frill: colors are navy or
brown with white. and white with blue.
lavender or pin dots. $1.96 each; were
$3.50.
Tailored Dimity Blouses. with Tux
edo or Peter Pan collars. $1.sS each;
8 Extra Size Georgette Blouses, in
navy. flesh and white: round neck mod
so. 4 size b2, 8 size "a. $3.s5 each;
ii Extra Size Crepe de Chine Waists.
in black. navy and flesh. 2 size 4S. 4
size 30. size 81. $S.sS each; were
8 Tailored Crepe de Chine Waists. in
n asyy, 4. essh. 1s rust ss'ss each; "sr' y
Mohawk and Bisque Georgette
Waists, sizes "a and SO. $l.sS each;
Women's Waist Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Dolls and Toys
essed Dolls with hat:

Dressed Dolls with hat:
12-lnch size. 76o each; wore $l.z5.
l2-inch size. Csc each; Wero 81.
9. l2,ineh s, size; i:as 4 EACH ai. vsss n. :.h.
were S sI-A 81. o' '-'' -'' Nv ~
IA l5-inch Dolls, bobbed hair. sleeping
eyes. some slightly soiled. $0.e5 each;
were So; 4 l2-fnch sise. $l.95 each; were
9 Life-sizs Infant Dolls. soft stuffed
each: were $s.75.
L,esss sssa Intent ;s, Mann. Doll sU
Ball -jointed Dressed Dolls. hair wig
and sleeping eyes. $s.s5 each; we're
Il lo-ineh Kewpie. knitted cap and
sws.se, Sc e. stsh; sn;, 1sss ,,. III d,..a
were $3.50; 2 2inch size, undresssd,
$4s5 each; were $l2.5o.
- 12inch Infant Character Dolls.
u 20-inch Jointed Dolls. with wig and
sleeping eyes. also slippers and socks.
$3.35 each; were $5.76.
Musica; Rattles with ceIluloid doll
head. dressed. 66o each; were $l.So.
..aS; aS 4gissf. 1sss $3.50. So. OF Doll Furniture II
seat H and back. sl.s5 eseh: i ~sis 'Ss.Ss.
aged Aisriifsa sii.4s; sa. as sis.so. 'nt'''' o'm
8. So swing as: HSs.s ais with bride and saddle
Gray Auto. with rubber tires, sa.ss;
=. -! DaIk *! Blu s;o. Auto. with rubber tires.
E assd n:s Rs si,:4ssts: es'ss'SE H.
Toy Store. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Mems Fall-Weight
Clothing
At Reduced Prices

II Fall-weight Overcoats,
Chesterfield and shapely mod.
els; plain gray in medium and
dark shades: gray and tan her
ringbones. Some full silk lined;
others with silk yoke and
sleeves and silk pipings. Ends
of lines in sizes 81. SO and AZ
Regulars 81 and 50 Shorts; SO
and 80 Longs; SO, 80, a. Stouts;
20 and a. Long Stouts. $29.75
each; were $45 to so.
Young Mems Long Trousers
Suits, plain blue serges, single
breasted models; ends of lines,
In sizes 16, II. 1S years. $9.7S
each; were SIS.
is Waistcoats. for day and
evening wear; plain and pat.
termed effects; soiled; in sizes 90
to 50, for day wear: 50. 40 and AZ
regular, and 40 stout, for evening
wear. S1.86 each, were - to $1O:
12 Pairs Trousers, chevtots and
tweed fabrics. in brown ana
heather colors; plain and pat
termed effects, ends OF lines, IN
sizes %, 80 and IS waists. $2.SS
pairs were %.
Mems Clothing Store, Second nooe.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
ChiIdre,,'s Fall
FOOfu,em
Very Specially Priced

% pairs Growing Girls Hish Black
Lace Shoes, welt soles. round toes ana
low heels, sizes ~ to 8 AA; g. 81. ~,
:, sk: A; B; 81. ~. g; ~ D.
10 pairs Growing Girls High Tan
Lace Shoes, welt soles. round toes and
5h B: 2h. 4. e4: G: Ss.ss pair.
4 pairs Boys High Tan Calf Lace
sess sssy sas s 'iss'Ia E SIS s;sa' p: welt
4 pairs Youths High Tan Calf Lace
Shoes, heavy viseolised leather. welt
soles; 1211. Is, 1871 B. $s.4b pair.
IS pairs Misses Hish Black Calf Lace
solss; 1s. I. "a; ~; 2 B; 1. III. 2 D;
p'5: IL. hss: s:s. and Hsa Ast sss.n s.es
pairs Children's brown Calf Lace
Shoes, welt soles and spring heels; sizes
G; 81. sh. 10 D; 81. Q =. $a.7b
Il pairs Children's High Black Calf
Lace Shoes, welt soles and spring heels;
sizes B; 9. 9h @; D; 3. $2.7S
pairs Growing Girls. White c.n...
7 pairs Growing Girls Black Calf
Pumps, welt soles and low heels; sizes
2h. 8, 81 IA; 2. ~ A; ~ B. $l.ss
% pairs Misses White Canvas Ok
fords; sizes 1871 to 2 A; 111z, 12h, IS,
1871. ~. 2 B and G; Is and 1 D.
is IS pairs children's White Canvas o1-
1Gros II 5: Te't g. o. so.eii io sp1f Cen: e; s. B. B.
31.95 pair.
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Women's Boudoir Slippers
Reduced to 45c Pair.
Interesting Pictures
Reduced for Friday

Some Of the frames are slightly
marred. others in perfect condi-
ton.
The Spirit of 177s, this picture
is particularly suitable for school
or club room. $50; was $40.
knowledge Is Power, large
size. $15s was SO.
Midsummer Nights Dream,
$6s was SO.
Entering the Locks. $3.50;
was $4.25.
The Lord Is Ny Shepherd,
@2.5Os was $3.50.
The Return of Persephone,
32.5Os was IS.
Napoleon, on board the Belle
phon. IS, was $7.75.
Napoleon. -, was g.
1 The Weeping Magdalene, g;
was -.
Dawn, $780, was S4.75.
1 In the Time Of Harvest, Sl.75,
wns $225.
Remuneration, $1.75, was $3.50.
8 Colored Prints. various sub
jects. 81 eachs were $1.95.
Picture Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Girls Apparel

2 pair Pajamas. in blue ana wnite:
short sleeves style. trimmed In fancy
stitching: sizes 10 and II years. $l.Ao
each; were $3.50. -.
20 White Middies, regulation style OF
good quality, jean: sizes 3. TO- L. IT,
Girls Rain capes. with cap. At, \:
tached, in tan only: sizes 9. 8. 10. $S.se
each; were t4.60. ..s,.
Blue Rain Coats. with convern6ie
collar, pockets and belt; hat to match;
q .95 each; were IS.
10 Wolfe Dresses. plain ana n1uLeo
styles; slightly soiled and mussed: IN
IA u is. Sis each: vsre $50 to SIS.
pairs of Black Sateep Bloomefs. size
s. 15o pair; were 76c.
Giueham Dresses. In colored platds
with pocket trimmings: collar and Guns
Of plain material. embroidered In hir.
monizine colors. Size II. ssc saen;
i DARK Blue Regulation Dress. size
12. 06o, was $l.25.
Hand embroidered Phutppine Cn-
derskirts, sizes 36 and 80. $l.so esSh;
smocks. in plain and dotted yoile.
With plain white collar and cuns: hand
embroidered; in pink and lavender. 700
each; were 1886.
Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Sale Price, $685. Each

Al Mems Colored Silk Four-in-
Hand Ties. striped and figured
patterns; good colors. 45c each;
were 81.
6S pieces Mems Lightweight
Natural Color Balbriggan Under
wear; discontinued line. Long
sleeve shirts. sizes "a. 80, 3S, AZ.
a.. 46 and 4S; short sleeve shirts,
sizes "a 36 and 48; ankle length
drawers, sizes So, So. 40. AZ and
a. A splendid weight for fall
wear. CSC garment3 were $1.6O.
81 Mems Lightweight Fine,
Soft-finish White Cambria Pa
jamas, frog trimmed, small, me-
dunn and large sizes. $1.95 each3
were $3.
Mems Store, First door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Pefhcoats

Z Klosnt Jersey Petticoats. with
pleated fiounce, in color eombinations Of
purple, black, rose and blue. $S.7s
Klosft jersey Petticoats. Of an ex-
cellent quality, In rose and purple; made
With . pleated dounce trimmed in ribbon
Of . contrasting color. Sass eaoh; were
IL Extra Size Rose Petal Cotton Tai.
feta Petticoats,. finished with ruffle and
rarrow pleated hounce, in green, violet
and blue. $50 each; were $9.60.
shirred cuffs, in green, purple and blue.
$e.o6 each; were -. x
Petticoat Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Fine Corsets

dozen Corsets. odds and ends:
Intending such corsets as Lily OF
Erance. Parame, Nine. irene.
Modart, Binner. Franco and r:
N Ali models taken from our
regular stock, in waistline, low
and medium bust models, IN
plain pink, white. pink broene
and white silk broche 1aDriSS Ss
sizes in the assortment e 81
"a, rs. 26. 81, %, 80, 81 anu - o. -
$3.50 to 412.5O patr' "efo '" W
$2Z.5O.
4 dozen Brassieres, made sn ot
heavy pink broche. In sizes S, %:
a.. 36, So, 40, AZ, a. oOc eaen'
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Wonen's Suits

Black velour Suit, with self-stitch-
ing. lined with fancy black and white
Pussy-wiilcw silk: gathered At waist.
size SO. An exceptional value. $3.50;
was 4e5.
1 Black Piquetine Suit, with notch
collar. braid inset. and link-button
$ls.75; vas Sss. ~ -~
Jersey Golf Suit, gray sleeveless
coat and knickers in gray and blue
check. $3.50; was $3.50.
Jersey Suit in navy and brown
check, with leather buttons, size SO.
$l4.76; was $3.50.
1 Navy Velour Suit, Longtime model,
tucked at waist to form flare. lined in
fancy blue and tan silk. size So. $3.50;
was $46. y
Gray Tweed Suit, half lined IN
satin. belted model with large pockets,
size SO. $13.75; was S35.
Women's Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Won,en's Dresses
and Goluns

2 Navy GeorEette Dresses over blue
and white foulard. size A. 1880 eaoh;
Black Tafeta and Lace Dinner
j BLACK Fancy Crepe de Chine Dress.
size SO. $3.50; was 466.
5 Black Crepe de Chine Gowns. onen-
work design. whits. georSstte collar.
Black Crepe de Chine Gown. size A.
Sls. 80; was SIS.
Pink Tafieta Evening Gown. size 80.
$3.50; was $40.
1 Changeable Blue eilk Evening Gown
size SO. $l1.5o: was SIS.
Women's Dress Section. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Infants and Children's
Apparel

Al Infants Creepers, button
under style, made of rep. per-
Gale, cross bar dimity: finished
with pink or blue binding at neck
and sleeves. Sizes / and 2 years.
csc eachs were 91.95 and $3.50.
Children's Corduroy Bathrobes. I'm.
fshed with turnover collar and GUNS.
and silk cord: colors are blue. oid q eose .e
and brown. Sizes Q. 4. years. ts.so
Il Chiidren's Ldsht-weisht Coats. in
navy blue serge and shepherd plaia;
belt and pockets; other coats Of white
or pink silk and penEee, With hand, en-,
and { years. $4.s6 each: were 30 TO
Sl7.60.
ii Children's Dresses. Of dotted Swiss;
bloomer style. finished with orEandy col
lar and cuffs. in blue. yellow. rose,
pink and brown: sizes 2. 4, 80 years.
1896 each; were $50 and $ls.
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Breakfast Goats

White Dotted Swiss Breakfast Coats,
stitched.in sleeves, finished with narrow
rufiiing. pockets and adjustable belt.
Sl.s6 each; were Sa.76.
o Wolfe Breakfast Coats, in checked
and figured effects. made in regular coat
style, finished with fancy rufiling,
pockets and belt; in rose. navy or black,
each combined with white. $1.46 each;
were $l.06.
8 Figured Cotton Albatross Breakfast
Coats. finished with rufiling, pockets and
were $2.
Kimono Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
SWeufers and
Bathing Suifs

II All-wool Two-in. One Annette Kel-
hermann Bathing Suits: colors are rose.
blue. purple and emerald. with borders Of
q contrasting color; sizes "a. SO. IS. 40.
Less than half the regular price, at $3.95
each.
8 Cotton Jersey Annette Kellerman
sizes - and a. 81 each; were $2.25.
Is Fiber Slip-on Sweaters, can be used
as blouse or sweater; in white. flesh.
bisaue. jade and blue. $S.e6 each; were
Navy Fiber slip.ons, fancy weave.
with contrasting striped borders. $s.75
each; wsre $10.75.
Heavy Wool Coat Sweaters. fasten-
ing in front; with fiat collar. in a eood
shade Of brown. $S.s5 each; were $6.76
and $9.75.
Bathing Suit and Sweater Section.
Third floor.