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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

self In q studio This talented Tul-
san has just finished a concert tour
with the Redpath Chautauqua Of
five months. having given ESQ pro-
grams. associated with the Davis
sisters of Los Angeles.
Miss Mildred Kaiser who has been
rl TOR several weeks, IL now much
improved.
Mrs. waite =. philips and daugh-
ter Lula B. and Dewey are at home
after spending the summer at the
Phillips summer home near Dem
yer, colorado.
MIR. and Mrs. }. Arthur HUI who
have spent the sumer In the east al
their summer home I'm New York
state. are expected home about
october 10.
Mrs. Robert II. wood and small
son Howard Robert have just re-
turned from Washington u. c.,
where they visited Mrs. Woods par
cnts. Or. and Mrs. w. n. Howard.
also spending a portion Of the time
at Asburk PARK, y. J. They have
been away since June 1.
Mrs Arthur McCracken OF Tulsa
will represent the Tulsa lodge OF
Rebekah's at the annual conclavc
90 be held IN Oklahoma city Octo-
Der as Inclusive. Other Tulsa wo.
men attending VIII be Mesdames J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

home was quite lovely autumu's
flowers decorated the rooms and
the rooms and the hostess was AS
sisted by her mother, Mrs. J., w.
McMulon and her sister. Miss
Louise cobb. Mrs. Bor,ram Red
grHces received nigh score prize.
Miss Helen Frances Ludlow Of
Kansas city seconds and Miss Ross
was also beautifully rem ,mbcrod.
The guest list included Mesdames
Charles Toms Ross Arch -. VIII
liams. j. Norvellc Walker. Dan
Hunt, lr.. Thomas A. Hunt, Forest
Il, Duninp, George Theron Bynum,
Harry l.. Cannady. W, Frank
walker. Max Campbell. \ M Me
Cue, Posie Short Roland NJ. Broach,
H. r. Price Lynn Miller, Fay Il.
Tryou. Robert r. Cow. Dave q,
Rand, Thomas G. Wood, Marcus
Moltz, j. r. Woolf r. f., w Clapp,
Of wichita kas., Misses Isla Lynch,
Betty Comstuck. Dane Martin, Mari
Cannon, Blauch Creckmorc, Wilma
Aspin. Glenn Earncs Thclma Nc
Donald, Frances Riddle. Mr. and
Mrs. Ross, parents of the bride
elect, entertained with a buffet
supper i'm their home on Friday
evening after the wedding rehearsal
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Weddings

with unusual beauty and solem-
nifty, the wedding at Trinity Epis-
copal church on Saturday evening
at 7:A5 o'clock, uniting Miss Kath-
arine Janette Ross, daughter OF MIR.
and Mrs Charles Tom Ross, and Mr..
Edward Waters Thornton Of this
city, son of Or, and Mrs. Joseph y.
Thornton Of Columbia, Mo, was eel
ehratcd, the beautiful service Of the
church being read by the rector,
Rev. Ralph Pomeroy Crum. The
church. attractively decorated for
the occasion, was filled to Ia ca
pacity with friends and relatives,
Mrs. Marie Hines played the nuptal
music. rendering the bridal chorus
from the opera OF Lohengriu as the
professional ana Mendelssohn' we'd
ding march az the recessionah Dur
ing the ceremony, McDowells ITO
a Wild Rose" was played. Mrs Ice
Omohundro sang the wedding song,
80. Perfect Love- by Burleigh.
The church was transformed into
a floral setting, tall palms and fern
formed a background for floor vases
OF willow which held American
Beauty roses and different shades
OF lavender and orchid asters, the
wedding colors of American Beauty
and orchid with turquoise, being
further carried out In the airy bows
Of tullc and strcamers OF satin rib
bon iutormluglcd Floral gates be-
meath a floral arch formed an at
trhOtiNo decorative effect at the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
@ Society
Clubs-Muslc-- -woman's work
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" hhn1 I nSftn
O hand unseen. be gentle and
kind Go me,
Touch inc In desperate hour
When l forget thy guidance. tho
I be
Impatient Of thy power
Yet doth my hoart elect
To turn along that way thou dost
direct
To meet the ultimate ond.
Content on thee, thee only, 10 de-
pend.
Put forth thy healing fingers
close mine eyes
When on the hlll OF sleep
] slip cntanglcd IN my mCWorios.
And weep. or seem 20 weep,
Because Of those uptoru
Or not alone the rose but even IA,
thorn
That hast her beauty. too
For lovcilcr than ever yet know
wake me with urgent Influence
to tho sun.
WITH sleeps dark summit past.
And when the happy morning IS
begun
BE visible at last
Descend IN mBntling light
Below tho clouds till I behold thee
bright
where thou dost intervene
And bl~SH me with thy peace .
hand unseen
Edward Dawson I'M the out
look, London.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Calendar for the Week
Monday.


Mrs. James u. Digs viii entertain
with informal luncheon IN Country
club for Mrs. Mary II, lIaman
Tulsa Woman's clIb viii meet with
Mrs. l.. l.. Hutchinson, newly elected
president.
Fortnlghlly Study club will meet
Tuesday.
Mrs W. NJ Hurch viii entertain at
cards for Miss Margaret johnson
Mrs r. Il. Tansel will entertain
members uf Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge club at I O'Clock luncheon la
her home.
Chapter 4. X. p. E. o. viii be
hosts AZ annual autumn outing at
Sand springs park.
Ahtoiokn club will hold first meet,
ine of year with Mira. o. A. carr
Executive committee, Hyochka
club will meet ut luncheon and for
business ~ the Tea cup Inn at
O'Clock.
Columbia Chautauqua circle win
meet at the library at 2;30 o'clock
Executive meeting Clement A.
Evans chapter T. u. .. will meet
with Mrs. Louis Cohen at 230
o'clock.
luncheon for members OF r. A..
Bridge club.
"wednesday.
Womou Voters luncheon In Hotel
Tulsa at I o'clocl. with Col Ira l..
Reeves ~ speaker.
Initial meeting Of Tulsn chapter
u. A. r.. NJ V w. G.. A. at 23O
O'Clock. host eHses being MesdAmes =.
y. Dunn. NJ. NJ. Eakcs and Miss Alma
II. McGlenu.
Ecumenlc club win meet at X. of
&. home at $3.50 o'clock.
T''urSdaV.
Garbutt-Pct~~E wedding ~ home
pf Mr. and Mrs. G, O., Spindlcr, at
high noon,
Thursday Bridge club viii meet
with Miss Dane Martin.
Initial bridge party for the season
IN Eks home Mesdames Thomas
!. Munroe. John w Middleton, Floyd
j. Bradford. Roy r.. Gotman, v. T
Wells, clyde Pane. 6. w. TITUS. Nose
ELLIS and c. ! Hannis.
The Shakespcarcan society Will
hold IT, initial fall meeting with Miss
Margaret Hagler.
Friday.
Bridge and five hundred benefit
party at knights Of Columbus home
by women Of Altar society, Holy
Family church.
Tulsa Drama league will hold int.
tial meeting of autumn at the " w.
G. A.. hostesscs MesdameR ". A..
Braniff. John Meilcnbacker and
Gray Moore, 2:30.
saturday.
Hyechka club will meet at library
hnatesscs Mesdames ID. G. Acosta.
Charles T.. Bush, Fred S. Clinton and
Ned e. Rigsbcc.
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CLnb Notes

Tho following important letter
from Mrs. Lola CLARK Pearson OF
Marshall Okla. president Of the OK
lahoma Federation of WOmen's
clubs. will be OF interest;
With the resumption of club
work interest Centcrs around the
biennial convention 10 be held IN
McAlcater November I'LL The pro
gram Is not yet complete bu. We are
assured OF tho presence OF Mrs Marx
Obcndorfer CAun shaw Faulkner, ,
chairman of music for the general
federation. Mrs Obcndorfcr will as
sist I'm conference on the afternoon
Of November 10, and will address tho
convention upon the subject. Hear
ing America First In the evening.
Although chairman OF music, Airs.
Obendorfcr's address viii be OF in
tense interest TO all club women he
cause Of her enthusiastic efforts for
good citizenship. Special attention
will be given the work Of every de-
partmcnt. Each chairman has heen
asked to give specific plans and dele
gates will be given an opportunity 60
take part IN conferences.
mot even the extreme heat
stopped the flow Of new clubs. one
hundred twenty-five have federated
since III" idtl 'l'llll"l' lu'N 'NN'l
wide range of activity. including
clubs Of young women Interested IN
civic affairs, mothers clubs, clubs
of business women, farm women's s
clubs and ono county federation Of
farm women. The reports OF these
clubs to be given at McAlester will
be an Inspiration. Mrs Marie Mauk.
who did such effective work as see
retary for women's club work at the
state university, IN married and has
resigned. Letters TO her former de-
partment should now be addressed
to the extension department. state
university, Norman.
Clubs In rural districts and small
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Attractive parties for Mrs. Isaac
Shulor and the members of her
houseparty have occupied the days
for the past fortnight in the Coun-
try club. the suburban home OF the
Shuler's and In homes OF their
friends, Mesdames Coulter, Dorsey,
Parker and Hall have returned to
their homes, and Mrs. Frederic II.
Whitkcr, is roainlng for "a longer
visit Mr. and Mrs, Alfred O. Hcg-
gem entertained informally in their
home on Wednesday evening for
members OF the party, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shuler, MIR and Mrs. Hubert w.
Whitney and Mr. and Mrs, Claiming
8, Benedict, enjoying the informali-
ties. on Monday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. otto Kramer were hosts at an
evening Of cards In their home,
Misses Elizabeth and Clare Kramer
assisting. Guests besides the hon
orecs were Messrs and Mesdames
Shuler, Hubert W. Whitney Frank
g. Hays, Alya Barrows, Rex Enos,
Robert NJ. BlaCkoro, f.. -. Avery,
j. Il. Porter, S, T.. Dunn, w. l.. Nc
Cloy, Or. and Mrs Harry -. Muir
dock and Miss Blanch Mullins, Mrs.
Frederic e.. pyeatt entertained her
bridge club and two additional
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
SECTIONS

w. Shields. G. A. White. T
Wright, H. f. Gassoway. j. A NJ
ris. J. Il. GRADER, Gertrude Rapkln
and Lucy Gardner. '''''n
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.. uopt.,.
who have been visiting reIaily, .s
the former IN San Antonio. T.,..
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Peters 1.s,
during the past week Tor Now ynrg
accompanied by their small dsrsh
ten Miss Blanch who will enter Nj
Spencer's school for girls Boo New
York city
Mr.. a. l.. Farmer. his Sister SIR.
Theodosia Farmer Henry and vf.
Farmers small daughter have t3s,1
possession Of their beautlfm r.g.
home In Sunset park, 2222 Madison
avenue.
Marion Blake, son NJ Mr. and
Mrs j. + Blake, go South E|wo.i
avenue. is conyalesciug after sr
operation for appendicitis so 90 lu.a.
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Thompson -
Ranger, Texas, arrive today to visit
MIR. and Mrs. T.. J. McJuukin and ,o.
attend the fifty-fourth wedding an.
nivcrsary Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
Thompson, parents OF Mrs MeUuk
in and Mr.. j. l.. Thompson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

towns having no library. may apply
to Mrs ! II. Dale, Oklahoma library
comm lssion. state capitol for refer
cnce books The demands being
made upon the educational loan
fund are the greatest in It's history
Most appealing letters are reaching
nv from deserving girls who must
drop out 81 school unless We can
h,lu them and--wc have NO money.
AZ the biennial e plan whereby the
endowment fund money may hc
loaned to the educational loan tund
viii be presented for your approval
The plan has already been unani-
mousiy approved by the executive
board, the trustees Of the cndoW-
mont fund and the educational loan
fund committee. BY tho plan your
money will hc thrice blessed. Il
will hclp educate some girl. the in
tcrcst viii carry on the work uf tn
federation. and because most oi
thoYe girls are teachers trying to be-
come better qualified, you Will bene-
IN 10y the better instruction given
YOUR children. / hope every cIuh
will send its delegates 90 McAloster
Instructed to subsCribo an amount
equal at least to one dollar per mem
her. Then II that money Is paid
promptly. we can keep at least 40
moro Young women In school
During September our president
had the privilege Of visiting the
Twentieth Century club of Mountain
View. the Hypatia club of Gushing,
when the members Of the GeoEraph-
teal club were also guests. and the
Garden club Of Oklahoma city. Iay
I ask YOU to read carefully the presi-
dents letter during the few weeks
that intervene between now and the
biennial, as there will appear each
week important announcements
The executive committee OF the
Uycchka club will meet Tucsdey In
the Tea Cup Inn for luncheon and
for business. The club expects to
have an unusually attractive years
work.
This will he classical year with tho
Columbia Chautauqua circle when
holds its initial meeting for the year
on Tuesday afternoon a. 1880 o'cloek
I'm the library Mrs, W A. Reeves
IN president, Mrs. NJ. q. Snyder sec
rctary.
The regular meeting OF the execu-
tive board, Clement 4. Evans chap
ter. L. u. c., will meet with Mrs.
Louis Cohen, president. on Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Tho Tulsa Drama league will hold
It's Initial meeting on Friday, Oc-
taber 7, at the Y. w. c. \. at $3.50
o'clock, when the program VIII be
reading from MAN and Super-Man
| by Miss isabel Roman, paper Ber'
nnrd shaw, Teacher and Retormer
/ by Mrs. +. J. Weichel
The executive committee OF tho
/ Parent Teachers association OF the
/ high school met Wednesday In the
office OF Merle Prunty, when a nomi'
mating committee TO select otticet'
| for the coming year was arranged
I The first meeting VIII be October
l IL at the high school.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

The numerous friends OF Miss
Margaret Ringgold are welcoming
her home again after an absence OF
almost a year. Miss Rlnggold Is for
the present with Mrs. Charles Ed
ward Strouvelle but expects within
a few days to again establish her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

tables of players FOR Mrs. Shulcr and
party Mrs. Whiueys party on
Monday also paid tribute ~ those
ladies'. lifetime friends of her moth
rrH. company of thirty being en-
tcrtained.
Mrs R. IT, zimmerman oneor-
'aiugd with chlldrrn's party 60
Tuesday al her homo ou south
Wheeling avenue. the event being
ono of much enjoyment tD the
large company OF children present.
who wore Margaret OvertYu. Jack
UinRenhoff. Louise McCarklc. sue
Sickle. Florence Kirk. Rose Lee
Skinner. audrey Dewey, Gcnr' Jew"
Bagby. Nrusha MaXcy Maxine
Maxcy. Eula Loo Halliburton. Ret
ty Wrench, Florita May Nmmcr-
man. Katherine Stircr. Margaret
owens, Dorothy Parks Florence
Allen and jeanette Has g.o'on, Lester
Leg zimmerman. Gale Russell, Jim
Russell. Baby Atkinson, Ira sum.
mcrs David Kirk Charles R.nl.
Jack ward, Richard Clausing, Har-
Try owens, ir.. sam Sickle, Johnnie
walker, Billie George Armenian
and Jud8On Wrench.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Personal Mention

Mrs. Ray n. Roster and son wal
ter Neal have returned from an all
summers stay I'm California.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Mrs carl Pleasant entertained
with "a very attractive brldg" party
on Friday afternoon In farewell
courtesy 20 Mrs Claude H. Priddy
who loft yesterday FOR Van Vert,
Ohio. 90 reside. Guests with the
houorcc were Mcsdamcs Everett
Manning. Howard H. Parker, Harry
ID Muldock. clyde Gray. g. T..
Griggs. John +. LArkin, X. A. Felt.
James Chcschlcr. Downs, James
Mumrd, e.. ", HaRgard Edward
Grassland. a. l.. Haasc, Raleigh
Shade, h. H. Cornelius, Ray Cope
ana Miss Amy Comstock
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

The executive committee OF the
Parent Teachers association OF the
high school met Wednesday In the
office OF Merle Prunty when noml-
mating committee TO select otficets
for the coming year was arranged
The first meeting VIII be October
IL at the high school.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Tho Tulsa Drama league will hold
It's initial meeting on Friday, Oc-
taber 7, at the Y. W. c. \. at $3.50
o'clock, when the program will be
from MAN and Super-Man'
by Miss isabel Roman, paper, Ber-
nnrd shaw. Teacher and Reformer,
by Mrs. L. J. Weichel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

The regular meeting OF the execu-
i've board, Clement a. Evans chap
.er. L. n, c., will meet with Mrs.
Louis Cohen, president on TUESDAY
ifternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

The executive committee OF the
Hycchka club will meet Tucsdey in
the Tea Cup Inn for luncheon and
for business. The club expects TO
have an unusually attractive years
work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

This will he classical year with the
Columbia Chautauqua circle when
1olds its initial meeting for the year
,n Tuesday afternoon AZ 1880 ocloek
n the library. Mrs, w. \. Reeves
y president Mrs. NJ. q. Snyder sec
.staTV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
Doctors Said He
Could Not LiUe;;
Joe Shoes Them
Scheininger to Leave Hospital
SoOn-Takes Walk With
Friends.

Joseph Soheininger, manager OF
the Grand Leader department store,
S. Michigan st, Is expected TO return
home from the 81. Joseph hospital,
Fl. Wayne. Ind. within a week or
10 days, according 20 friends who
visited Mr.. Scheininger at F't. Wayne
over Sunday and Monday
A peculiar interest attaches 20 the
news that Mr.. Scheiningcr IS nearly
recovered from injuries received
from a fan down an elevator shaft
at TT. Wayne several weeks ago
from the fact that after the acct
dent attending physicians gave up
all hope Of the merchants re-
covery.
Mr.. Scheininger was unconscious
Tor several days. following the accI-
dent, and although the doctors said
that It would be impossible Cor him
ID live, owing 20 internal and eN;er-
nal Injuries, the merchant made
heroic fight for his life.
At Fl. Wayne Sunday and Mon
day Mr.. Scheininger was able 10 ac-
company his friends to the elevate .
severa! times. and shows a com
pleie physical and mental recovery
from the accident. except that he s
still. N a weakened condition
The accident occurred while Mr.
Scheir niger was at TT. Wayne. buy
ing a bill OF goods for his South
Bend store. His foot slipped while he
was locking down IN elevator shaft
HIS head struck the flooring, caus-
Ing a skull fracture.
The Injured man wac rushed TO
the st. Joseph hospital at Fl. Wayne
where he was given all possible
medical and surgical aid. Relatives,
along with the attending physicians
saw little hope for the patients re-
cotery. 1t was several days before
Mr.. Scheininger regained conscious
ness, but when he did. his improve
ment became rapid, and now it IL
announced that he is practically re-
covered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
Camp Fire Girls Camp
Opens at Pleasant Lake

The South Bend Camp Fire Girls
camp opened Tuesday at Wohelo
Camp at Pleasant Lake, Edwards
burg with over 20 girls from the
Tawanka groups spending the first
week there. The camp Is under the
supervision OF Mrs c. Seymour Bull
lock with Hazel Losey as swimming
director. Miss Losey won the De-
troit ladies' swimming championship
and has won other various medals
at Boston. Woodcraft and nature
study will also be taught.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

cient Representations 10 obtain a de-
gree IA the circuit court.
Mrs. Wright obtained the custody
OF their two children.
on the witness stand TUESDAY
morning. the wife declared that the
matter whiCh precipitated hasty
separation between them was the
discovery OF letter written 20 an
other woman which outlined his
regard for her and his least affection
for his wife.
She also testified that he beat her.
Her husband, she said. Is located on
his fathers farm IN Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
TO INVESTIGATE
SWYGART ACTION

Miss Veronica Sweeney clerk Of
the board of works, was instructed
Tuesday morning at the meeting of
the board to procure a copy of the
ordinance providing for her extra
$500 a year compensation which was
discontinued by City Controller Swy-
CART on Friday.
1t was said that the board will in
vestigate the matter and communi-
cate to Jesse c. Eschbach, chairman
of the state board Of accounts. re-
garding the legality Of the controll-
er's action.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
RECEIVE BIDS FOR
MILTON ST. PAYING

At the meeting OF the Board OF
Works on Tuesday morning. bids
were received for the paving OF Mil
ton 81. from Michigan 70 Fellows ST
|fhe bids were for brick and asphalt
concrete. They were referred 20 the
|city engineering department for tab
|ulation. which report viii be made
"Wednesday night.
BIDS FOR grade. curb. and walk
South Bend av. % the north line
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
Saws Mate ThretU Babe
IN SnotC; Gets Divorce

Charging among other alleged acts
Of cruelty that her husband. a form
er policeman OF South Bend. threw
one OF their children into the snow.
Claudine Wright was granted a d.
vorce from Charles Wright on sufi-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

OF Mayr's Michigan av. addition.
were received and referred 10 the
engineering department for tabula-
ton and report on wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

"Xouu Like Trading at Hellsr's"
Evening star., 1921-04-22
WOmen's Aprons,

Women's X it C h en-
Waist Aprons. of gen
uine Amoskeag ging-
hams. straight an d
round shapes, w i t h
pocket: medium length
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
Any Article at $1.OO
POtted Plants

Including Ferns. Rub
ber Plants and Hydran-
geas, also Rose Bushes.
h d r d y plants a n d
monthly boomers. in
the following variety:
Pink and Red Radiance,
Ophelia. Richmond Red,
Ward, Mock, etc. Each
Evening star., 1921-04-22
Csc Pajama Checks, 3 Y

36-inch White Pajama
Checks, a close-woven, soft
finish grade, for making
underwear
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
AnV Article at soc
75c White Mercerized Satin

36-inch White MerceriZed
Wash Satin, a high-class silk
and cotton wash fabric, for
WOmen'S skirts
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
Women's 85c Union Suits
Children's 6oc Socks, 3 Pairs fol

Children'S MerceriZed
Lisle Socks, l-faShion-
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copen. navy and cham
pagne. wit h colored
stripe at top and bot
tom of turnover cuff:
also a few plain white
with colored striped
tops; sizes 61a to Sl....
Evening star., 1921-04-22
Any Article at 25c
18c Dress Ginghan1s,

27-inch Dress Ginghams;
in plaids. fancy checks and
plain colorS; warranted fast
ColorS
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
Fourth Floor.
SI.5O Bed Pillows

Covered with Heavy
weight A. {. \. and
fancy stripe ticking;
filed with SteriliZed
curled feathers: large
size
Evening star., 1921-04-22

Women'S Initial Handker- /
chiefs. dainty, hemstitched
effects, with pretty, embroid- {
cred initials: white only :.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
Mosquito Netting,

AdamS-make NJ o S =
quito Netting. 50 inches
wide; in white, black.
green. blue and pink;
full eight yard pieces.
l.al.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
39c Dress Gingf1ams

32-inch Treffan Dres 8
Ginghams; in b aut f u
plaidS, staple and fancy
checks, stripes and plain
colorS
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
Fourth Floor.
Sl.50 Aluminium

Aluminium HeXagon-
shape Coffee PercOia-
ors, guaranteed quail
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coffee
Evening star., 1921-04-22
Boys Wash Suits

Boys Wash Suits, fast
colOrS; assorted popular
models; sizes ) to $
years -..-..
First Floor,
Evening star., 1921-04-22
First Floor,
Boys Pants
First Floor.

Boys knickerbocker
Pants. of cheviot and
tweed; sizes to IL
years
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
WOmen's PetticOats

Women's Flexo Petit
coats. fine quality white
muslin; deep embroid-
cry fiounce. in assorted
patterns; guaran t e e d
"FleXo" bands. s.......
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
Mems Underwear

Mems Balbriggan Under
wear, short sleeve shirts,
full length drawers, with
double seat and satine
waistband: sizes up to 50.
Seconds of Use and S5c
value
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Evening star., 1921-04-22
Basement. {.
Cups and SaucerS,

Japanese China-deCo-
rated Cups and SaucerS.
ovide shape: sets of six
each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Basement.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
Novelty Taffeta Ribbons

With narrow and wide !
satin edge and stripe: for
hair bows; extra heavy quail
ity: 5 inches wide. Yard.
First Floor.