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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-08

ishing criminal syndicalism and an
archy. These laws reacn the :.
well as the alien.
The dealing with 4
only one of the many actlvltleS .as.
department of justice during IN. pIHs
fscal year which are reviewed IN tne
attornev generals report. He calls AZ.
tsntion that while the department
ceased last January it's activities In the
Enforcement Of prohibition, it is con-
tinuing to cooperate n tnn "orA' (.
Courts Overtaxed.
The attorney general observes tnat
"there has been no decrease IN the
number OF Illicit distilling cases since
the enactment OF the prohfoltloh
Ia VS." and that 1.-THE court calendar
in some jurisdictions have been over
taxed by this class of cases"
"where the facts warrant" ne says.
1.-The offenders AVE been VIGOROUSLY
prosecuted, and 1t is hoped that TINS
will result in a material reduction oA
such violations of the law.
Selective Service Act cases dlsposeo
of during the year numbered l'eVe'
the report. says the convictions num-
boring 14S with 80 pleas OF gull,s'
Cases pending at the beginning OF tne
last fiscal year numbered 28,0S1 n
1881 new cases were begun.
Violations of the so-called disloyalty
sections of the espionage act nave
greatly decreased, according to the re-
port, which notes that only six cases
were begun under the entire act dur
ing the fiscal year, while Al cases were
disposed of, 1870 cases having beer
docketed at the beginning of the year.
Mr.. Daugherty declares that as an
organized system the white slave trat.
fc has beer broken up. but adds that
a great many individual cases still ex-
list with the department making every
effort to break up this practice also
Complaints arising under the Peon'
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-08
Division o. Control Among
Different Committees May
Make Hostile Factions,
Leaving Country Power
less, Says War Department
Head.

New FORK, Dee. 1.-rhs present
system Of organization in congress
whereby control IN divided between
Aamerous committees may if carried
II its logical conclusion" divide the
United StAtos "into hostile factions or
sreupA" and leave the ountry
''pewerleu tt defend or maintain its
John ". Weeks, secretary Of war, said
today in an address before the on
pention of the Association Of Life
Insurance Presidents
Contrasting tho present situation
with a recent administration charac-
terized by reference to "a big stick"
Mr.. Weeks said:
1T was not many years ago that wo
heard stories about a big stick which
was supposed to be used in driving
congress into q state of t%ractability to
force the enactment of laws desired
by tho executive. The truth, however,
mastery man OF dominating person
atty and characteristics, he was a
party IA and those in the legislative
branch OF the government were
equally SO. They believed in govern
ment by party M that the respons!-
bility under such government should
be ebserved even by those who might
NouBI inc WlSuOH VI LILO proposed
action. The result was that h lead
ers In the senate and in tho house
consulted the executive and together
they formulated the policies to be
followed. Quito frequently, no doubt,
the executive In some instances urged.
and perhaps imposed, his views on the
congressional leaders. but invariably
these mon returned 10 the capital to
carry u the decision reached at the
conference and tho members Of that
party In tho senate and house, receg-
nisins tho necessity Of responsible ac-
ton, assisted them in their endeavors.
Reform Came.
Then came q reform, or 1t was SO
herahed In the conduct of the house
Of representatives The power of
action, which had largely rested with
the speaker and through him with the
committee on rules, was taken away
and divided among ceInnittees-the
result and I think it has been clearly
demonstrated is that it Ia impossible
to get the type Of legislative action
which comes from party regularity
and responsibility.
"I can recall" said Weeks, Gin the
days Of the ~so-called Cannonism when
Mr.. Cannon was called z a as would
have any other man OF strength filling
tho speakers chair under those con-
ditions. Then the speaker found ways
perfectly legitimate under the rules
to prevent tho enactment of a vast
amount Of personal and irresponsible
legislation. Moro than that, he had
the power and used 1t to prevent ap-
p~ropriations intended for local pur-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-08


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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-08
ADVERTISEMENT.

To become slender
or reduce your
weight, ~sinplytake
those delightful
Little Korein Tab
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-12-08
WANTS $1l3 FROM
TAILOR WHO MADE
HIS WEDDING SUIT

St, Louis, Mo, Dec: s.-Because the
tepnately too long and too short and
then thr too long again making his ap-
nearance ridiculous and causing the
p-pestnonement of the ceremony, John
Sim has filed suit in the circuit court
here to recover $11s from his tailor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24
TWelpe Million Dollar
Graft Is Unedrthed

Chicago Aug 24-Federal investigation delvng the
affairs of Charles w French alleged head Of group o.
swnders operating national scale today estimated that
twelve million dollars might be involved in the swnders
activities Their manpulaons, is declared the most
ardacous uncovered by federal agents and included bank
ing bond manpuaor stock transactions and various
business enterprises
Investigators today confronted With bewlierng
Of late confessions evidence, victims and more
startling revelations Seventeen companies dhree banks
thought have been involved the band manpulatons
These include railroads toll roads real estate house wTeckng
electrical construction automobiles accessories tires metal
furniture packing and marketing printing and tho
graphing, cement lumber and plumbing
Three alleged confessions bareing the affair IN the
possession Of the federal authorities today Federal agents have
recovered million and half dollars worth Of doubtful
have made eight today that will
follow and have heard the complaints of number Of alleged
victims
Alva Harhman for the past six years French secretary
confessed yesterday John " Ginning assistant district
attorney regarding the bands activities He released
IS bonds expected TO be witness for the
Another alleged statement Of the band work came
Rudolph Kohn head Of the American Rubber company
Chicago concern while from others statements which
not made public by the federal agents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Derlln-The peace treaty b.
aeon the Unitea States and German
vAs given final confederation By The
eablnct AZ a special session. attended
by President Ebert. preparatory T.
the signing o. the treaty.
Panama coto has bern ordered
evacuated BY ,hg civilian authorities
Va that tho Costa RieAns on their ar.
rival there will flnd no Panama gov
vernment representative, Ricardo Al
faro. secretary of government and
'utfice announced
Riga The number N peasanss
fhr~s,ened With starvation IN The
voiFa region ia now p'aced ~ 70 e00
on ~ Moscow wtr~iess dispatch
finsay. Ont Sir it,ghes. forms-
Canadian Minister Of militia. died a.
hla home here
..Ch'caro- Niek A~e ~ K'nKman
s-yors won The American Amateur
ehsnn r'onshtr II slnrle targets IN the
classic shoo'ln~ even ~ 'hs Etnn ,
Ar.srican hsndiean shno, here IL
broke iee Of possible soo targets
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uRs. ~aLltg pUra or
a nooslfR CAMPAIGN


tAHAAAH"' A'"" tfNt
logan county WOMAN Cards ~ pe
delivered 10 your dopF someFyp~
Don't .thrnz she card aalie ui'hps
eadlns II has vaiusblo iufenmaiana
fof you saye the card and ," 4ata
sure 70 pay sisif 70 ihs wis s'ora
before nsnt saturday 10 tact pay
'hs visit - soon sfev You receive
iha card - possible q may mean
Nonsthins BID for You n raa 40 np'
happen 20 have card delivered 20
your door eali a. tho Willis store and
set one
Mrs Wills says he Ilaoflss sahi
bot of The pFevep, - much better
made cahlnat than tha ola models
There arn many ne~ features 'hN
the hosfsw'fe vii appreciate Mrs
Wills. slways 40 % date. Is offer
'nr tho best there Is ia The eabiuss
linz.
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Oil Men of u. S.
To Invade Mexico

opinion respecting lhe AmsrseAns
decision 10 come 10 Mexico cay. an
-wered 4 believe this Is the fgTss
step they have taken oysr tAe sters-
cst road
The Americans vi be walter G
Tearie. president az the S.snda on
60 Parry OF NcA Jersey Ea~kfd 4.
nohnev az the MexicAn Petroleum,
Company. ] W Van Dyke. head o.
the Atlantic Refining company. II y
ssaelA!r. president Of he Sinclair
Consolidated OH company. ard Amos
l. Boa 'ty. presita nt q. the Texas
Company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

He Us ss yey e4FrisEz
fc4sihg Tnsldiyj habit she
sho bay large quantii..f IS Asy
viii not buy II On grade and acces4s
II as delivered because there has
been no opportunity 10 make al In
teillgent Inspection Of II anywher
alenr the road.
II Is amusing 70 note the differ
ence In the size of car q hrY
n ben the fnarket goes up or tue
market goes down. When the
market iz up you could almost put
the hay Ia cigar bon. The car Is
- small; but shen the price Is
down. an automobile chr of the
largest size Is use1 and al the hay
crowded into II that Il Will hold.
Careful hay buyers never order
~ ft~ cs- lsut afsgRyr br the TN
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ss.sst-ne cra7 f-ssst rsns sas ef-e
~Ek orezlion = osfea 4-sssi.
why. with tie grades esnso
ilsbed. hay cannot be SEQ
tor future delivery the same n
wheat. corn or oatxT
The principal reason Is tina, In
spite Of all precautions by the In
syecfnrs Of the National Hay asso-
elafion and rules of the Board q
Trade. and IN spite q the fesiefzl
sr4ces. hay i slb5ecf TO a'l kinds
Ct ulshandling which leaves 700
great an opportunity s0r dispute.
When hRy s. pgt Into a car i is
human nature TO put The worst Of
II In 1rss. reseryiag the best bales
sv- INSPECTION near the doors This
"a hay pa-iance Is klo1a IS
s-piugrinx-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

Mexico City. Aug - Official an
noanrenert hat parry ot American
oil men would leave New York for
Mexico c!.y on Wednesday for the
purpose ot oonferr.ng with Mexican
government officials. WAS made here
last night Men h!gA In eosernmen
circles appeared 10 he ErAtsfied over
she fac, &nd EXPRESSED belief ihl an
s6lustnea. OF the difficulties De Nst Q
American oil companies and tie
Mexican goversmens rllght b A.
fec;ed as a result ot dlrec; center.
cr~<s
rreslSer. Os-egcr. asked 'ar As
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

The highest temperature Ia the
state vas f07 degrees a, Msngum sne
Esrki-k- This maximum has been
reached several times this summer
but the fact hat other cities. no,
pysvio1ziy mentioned were listed 10
yesterdays heat records caused the
state average TO mount. weather Of
nctals stated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24
PERSONALS OF
:. SOCIETY -.

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wo.rn mro ovtawosk

Mar nav sort from s"G - sun
but wotnans xofk i nsver d0us
n order 10 k%sp ths h0ets res auf
attractive. the children wsll dressed
ard tidy. xemen coniirpai't 0ssfde
and suffer IN siisaee. drrinx a'onS
from bad 70 worse knowing u veil
'h.' they ns-4 helm 10 ov~s~onae me
pains ani aches ~hieh dslly mrka
ife hsrden LYDIA y Pinkhsin
yozetabla Compound Il msd cl0o
sith specific value which osefeomss
msny % the worst forms q fena e.
complaints. as the lsttafs coma 'anfiv
h"'ns published IN this paper will
prove
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24
ANTHRAX QUARANTINE


peF worth. Aax "a iias a. ~.
Bagtsa aashfaH oathfsak smens live.
staek la pelfa. raahia. Frsaslia.
liuag. ilovklas Lamar. nns River and
flsaa poahlles. ghs ssAts saalta v lls~-
aseeA eonnilaaiou has placed guar.
aaraa % sirpglnx pens IA sh~s
F9autgaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

Continues from naec 80
formation a. % the treaty
Terms ~ the treaty ~ere aid =
have met With no Opposition ~ an
- me majority members q the for
lrn relations committee and q Va
declared thai al gave 20 Il heir cor
dial approval
The president, {, was ssa'ed hoaes
for ratification ~ ihe pact Al an
early date u ~as cntrlned h0~
ever that he wonla no. AJAX the senate
- for~eo itr 40 1sy recess ae' e
begin tonight. inssmaeh as q ~as Dc
elrtd that she oerman relchsiAg ane
tho senate consider the treaty - n
sAre tine snd ne German cxecsivf
f-oav does no convene un'li Hep'em
her 20
Reoaillcan meplefs II 'hs senate
aiamt,ee alts ding hc ronfersn,s
f.fuaed 70 discuss tho terms Il ne
treaty bat Il was learned that 4 II .
comparatively short dpcumen
Tho conference bstnoen fhe nfssi.
dsnt secr"iary lIafhea and ,hs -.
publican members ~ ihe senate fore
ia rolatons comulttee cnded al
10 80. about an hour having been
spens in discussion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

Nearly halt tho traffic between ia
French provinces Is carried on -
water instead Of BY rail Tho cost o.
water traffic IL less :haE half thai
81 ran.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

Firsrorks. in she modern sense oi
the word. can bs traced back 10 the
close Of the thirteen b century.
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700 1Arr 70 clAs.vy

FOH wAtK dood rive room hsnlss
and four iots IL hloes N s@w
temple WIN take kos,a car a. part
payment nee owaef 81 fAss viias
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eem a mentAs trip 70 coiVrsae
lgefhsgs 0sossr ssag - ot.aAassA
cs.y yesssrdAv
x-a - X. xnlsr Ae4 sAxss'sfs
AaA ArG c0cr - Sc-1<, A-s s'ss'-
80 AZ 10 Ac-ss - NJ Aai ~ .esh
S@rsa.s, scais II sse city
A cart frwm Mr. AnA Nre A A.
neysy. vso are sa hSaldes. ceefss
sAya sAeg are havins great s'use
The weather Is nses snA eool, sss
az
rae West Side VI ~ n RI wit'
neeg Thursday essA Mrs ierF, ataf
es,,n 1878 west clavsiaaa Nsmss
~ scsne a,ste oftlevfs wla D. Fissa
n AasseF "a reli sNil
The NNsiai that waa - aa~a aeen
given Nv ths RAlnhnw clAas VI gAe
FIRST "a r. church wcturseAy evan
4ax has h~ea postponed inasrniisiT
M a =
ssr~ses Ssar Members Take Natl<s
There Wiil ~ a meeting q tNe
aafslsa STAR fes.an on rhandAf
evening A. thc lah~fs IS ~ fhsa
: ss.o t,vAe az lhs Yoaf anA AZ MeM
heFa arr nrsed % eeme oat ana as-
s'se wtss ,hs nstnre ~ 'hia oreanisa
tian shais pc Nra HsFrits PRECEDENT
NJ N
The Mar ha Society sim aas~ a vary
Important business lheeslns Wodaev
iay evening st ne home oi Mrs q
y Bruce af oeloek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

sSNk NExs SNww
'lIonor and shame frosn NJ eonai
tiou RISE ac, ven your part 'hsre
sN she hoaeT ties I'nfs
x ~
Fer Mice lvtH
An Oklahoma Cny gaeag eay.t
Honorsug Miss Adelaide Lma. nho..
marriage 10 Mr carl \ Taeear w4sl
hc celebrated September 4 a / o'cioch
luncheon q beautiful appointments
vas given Tuesday wtth MIS- Solon
w Smith and Mrs Samuel II. Harris
- hosieRses in tho home 81 tae
former llss " suh st. ben cslor
note of pins and Waite nrssa lsa
throughou. deco asions
Twea:y-s~o guests were present
A number of Pre- nuplls, .atertAia.
menss of compliment to Mss La.a ate
scheduled FOR he comic w.ak Mira
n Wa ter slagle will edtes Ain rri.
LAY. Miss Anna Knight. Mr. william
Nee. Miss Lillian EdwA- = VII "a
sertAin next week
Mr. and Mrs W s nalkisy NJ
Fiyc dancing parry aono iag Mxs
I.uta and Mr. TAsrAr,, SA'a-aay ever
ing, September 3. AZ 0a4saomA cns
Colt aud c9aAiry club
xg *
Swimming ard Breakfast
----- Party AZ County ciub
Complimentary 20 ber cousin. Miss
Norma Jean G@sso az Mushcsee.
Miss sammle I.ec Hughes entertain.
"a group of friends with swim.
ming and breastast party a. the
Country Club Tuesday morning
i~s Hughes was assis Cd by Miss
Htlen Jenkins In entertaining Nissas
Nary Coyle Gray Corrlne Carlson.
Kitty Hagcr. Alice Kathryn Fltrpat
4, Harriet jenkins. Mary Elisabeth
and Virginia Flison. Messrs Rober.
sohlferg Frank 0rlson. Guy and
y. G, Roe. Joe Nelson. Robert Ilalien-
back. Fredriek BoaS ana George
NEWMAN o; Homlny
" Il y
Picnic ard s~lmmlrs Party
A number Of little folk we're Dc e
lleAfnlly entertained By FranA Flts.
patrick. Jr. az the Country Club Last
night wsth a swim and picnic lunch
Tr Fuesse we're Bfly 1a~ney Of
Colorado. Georee Newman of nominy
Helnie Braun. Lyman Gray. Jr. John
Herhert Belanc. James Roe. BHls
Halienbeck and Billy Bronson.
" " NJ
Watermelon Feast on Church Lawn
One Of the mos in'eresglng sooiA'
events OF the sumner Was the water
melon feast given hy tho EpvortA
League 81 the First II = church
on tho church lawn Many "peppy
games and contests ia watermelon
ealing were some o, the exci.ing feG.
ures Of the evening after which tbs
winners were awarded prizes Ever
one reported a spisndid good time an a
pleuty Of watermelon The inagus
~iil give fsui, shower for the hor
7isai Sunday evening At ei5
" " y
Swimming Party ~ Bath Hcuse
A delightful swimming party was
viven las. pight a. the Ba b House By
"lss Frances Philips ans Helen
pA-nes afer which the guests enjoy
I'd Harold Llovd comedy - ,ha
Gem The guests included the Misses
Geraldine Suits. Anabel Hinton. Ellen
Hron. Theims Chamrion. Marguerite
Graves. Eilnor Scott and Nrs C. c
Scott.
n xx
o. q. o. Club has
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The Mt Gents tunnel in Europe -
sight infer 1ug and cost ,is.eoe.cs9.
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The pr sheAon Division ~ the Mis.
slonAry sorioty rirss Chfisuan chareh
viii Kise lawn reception ThursdAl
evening from a. 10 ~ nciocK As
the home ~ Dr Davis. No Park
PiAss
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Ausurt .sgh. SO r nl a. Nln~"a
Wells PARK given ~ the Winners
elAss az 'he firsl Christian vhansh
i,osea 80 ~ aneiloned OK aad sol
10 The highest bidder Cone hrln+
your friends Aui enjoy yvarssN ~
wilh aa om nslive
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Lesssr c.ssstfisd ADA oes Results
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occtAl cALENpAR
"Wednesday
Iris ciuA-ros.pcned
MATtAs socsegy-~Mrs O " bruce
rhvs saxy
vi 5jns Miss kathertne Peas
W C. r L Mrs. stargeoa
CAristiAn Charvh Missloa reception
ny pT. Shelton piyNoa A home 81
MrA Ray Davis
Friday
O. r. r. CHARTER MAannis Temple
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Z DAILY rNouQAr n

sEN wwMKw wNww
"lIonor and shame frosn ~ eonai
lion rises acs well yoar part there
sN she hoaer lses rcnt
x & "
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Mn. r. @ Olson returned ras'd-y
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sooisI NJ p.rssnsoe

The Beginners class OF the First 81.
z Sunday School had a party On the
parsonage lawn yesterday afternoon
Games were enjoyed By the ehild,en
after which refreshments were served
TO . large crowd Of H,ee folk incgus-
ing . runbsr OF psrsu's Mrs. J A
Gala, vas assisted By Mrs J. A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

Ar aud Mrs. Louis d. fIalseii vers
ne guests Of he formers father. Nr.
osesr D. Hsissll at the sxirvin Hotel
n oklstsna Cry. yesterday.
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q. q. o. Club has

o. 3. o. Club has
Election % Officers
Mrs. Ray wicss was hostess 20 :he
p. p p. cub a; an all day meeting
Yesterday a, her bore which was
decorated with roses. At noon a one
o'clock luncheon was served IN ne
election of officers Mrs. r A. Cish
was made president and Ms. l.
Pare. sscre,ary-,ressurer. Mrs. Oliver
Tewlau1 will en'er'ain the club a.
the next neting Witch is undecided.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

Following f. The program
America t.s.s8 nv Audience
Invocation .tt.t, Rev ! r owens
Ladies Trio .s .s.."CAss
TAY lsresd Upon the Wa .
Acsdawes picten. Wilson and
Miss Martin
Reading t.. Miss Latte Goddard
Male Quarse't onward snd lp~ard'
MessYc bolen booker Lindsay smith
and Allen
Read ~. Selected Haroid Brow
Sole. Selected Mr. John Reland
Reading. Selected Nr Herman smith
Piano sel~ciaonA. Selected .,t.,.
ssstss..r....s. Miss Mildred Davis
Talk ...... Mrs NJ. F Par !,
I'enedic.ion Led ~ Mrs " $ Kefsler
Social hour and heh' refreshments
Core and bring your friends
w - X
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

Miss Norma Jean riss~o ~, -.
been the gnest % her cousin. Mlss
sammie Lee Hughes siil ieass To-
morrow for her hone ia auskogee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

Mrs c. N. Maxwell and baby of
Dallas. Texas are the guests Of Nrs
chas Wright They are moving from
Dallas 20 Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-24

Carl Tsggsrt was sn Oklahoma CITY
visitor yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Children's Socks.

Children's Mercerized
r i b b ed Lisle , Sport =
S Soc k s, three-quarter-
length with roll tops;
an assortment of pretty
color combinations. Per-
feet quality: all sizes in
the lot, but not in each
style e................,- =
First Floor. - p
Evening star., 1921-04-08
$1.s0 Pilgrim Bags

Imitation Leather Pill
grim Bags. large size
bags. suitable for shop.
ping: popular pouc h
shapes. with overlap.
ping top: made OF black
textile leather. water
proof. with imitation
leather Innings. .........
First F. O o r-Leather
Goods Dept.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Any Article at ST /"
$1.69 Cooking Kettles

Aluminium Coo king
Kettles, with strainer
cover; good size; we'll
made .....
Basement.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
$1.45 Toilet Combination

One regular Soc box
of Vivaudou's Lady
Mary Face Powder, all
tints; one regular soc
box Of Lady Mary Van
ity Rouge and one 35c
box Of Lady Mary Tai
cum Powder. all for
First Floor. (Tax 4c
eXtra.D
Evening star., 1921-04-08
Women's $500 Union Suits

Women's Lisle Union
Suits. band and bodice
styles: tight. she'll and
lace knee; regular and
extra sizes. but not in
a c n style: perfect
quality
Evening star., 1921-04-08
$1.5O Poker Chips

Poker Chips. extra
q u a ty composition
chips: 100 assorted red.
white and blue. in box.
Stationery Dept.-Ffrst
Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-08
McCall's Magazine. 10 Mor+h

Ten months subscrip-
ton to this popular
household and fashion
magazine; delivered to
your home ......
First FlOOr.-Patteru
Dept.