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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
ANENr BATHS rs. PERrrMERy.

Again We have AN ombutst from our
good friend Joe J. Taylor who II known
As state Press through the Dallas
News throughout the south. This time.
the matter II based on the following
sincere statement by the editor OF the
Amarillo News:
Plainyicw and Herofora and Tulla
and Canyon have no water problem. but
they are somewhat shorter On gas than
Amarillo. Here's hoping that Amarillo
gets more water and that every other
community In all this portion OF ths
state couples w intimately with ade.
qua,e natural gas supplies. We believe
shat IL win be accomplished. too"
In commenting on the foregoing. Mr..
Taylor deals daringly with facts OF
history. and weayes a reworking OF our
hopes and prayers gracefully into the
matter, regarding all this great coun.
try.
III Amarillo has surplus Of gas
meaning the merchandise gas. not the
ora,orian-then IL urgently behooves
Canyon. Hereford. Tulia and Plalnview,
and also Lubbock and Snyder and
Canadian and Clarendon. to lay their
plans aud their pipes 10 procure a por.
ton of same. There IL no greater lux.
ury In a chilly climate than an abun.
dance oi fuel gas. To have heat AZ
readily as one has light II luxury such
as julius Cesar nor King John nor Cleo
pa,ra nor solomon IN all his glory nor
Shakespeare nor Little Bo Peep never
had. Cesar had to take his bath In cold
water half the time because there was
no warm water In the palace. Result,
little laihlng. The same was true of
Queen Elizabeth. who lived In Geld.
damp. iily.veatilaied castle aud v re-.
ruicd by some historians 20 have pre-.
f1red the pcrfumery hottie 10 the bath
tub. II Kings and Queens cl the useter
years had been granted gas fires, cleo.
trio lights. moving pictures. summer Ice
and soft drinks. such as may be had by
any commoner ebay. history would not
H. what II IL. mostly a record of wars.
In the bad old days which ended not %
very long ago, the people of all ranks.
Kings. Queens and whainots. had little
TO Do except gorge themselves with
roasted meats drink hard liquor ana
make war. The lack OF comforts ut
home. the need Of amusements. the
re,ural craving for sweets In the tough
old times Of the battle az and rough.
neck knights naturally Induced fight.
Ing. War was about ali the people
knew"
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b, OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

An right" promised sprinkle.Blow.
- your mind q, rest. wally. and 40
home aud tell Mrs woodchuck 10
Jack whenever ~. likes. IN Sc 20 IL
that West Wind ana East Wind blow
tu hlark clouds 90 bother you un your
vacation, also hat iiuWly Thunder ana
Jumpy Lightning don Z NEEDLE with my
n-hsrrsls. Sometimes when I'm not
th.ie 10 watch. they turn the spiTut
and u rains perfect frog's legs"
Thank you. said Wally gratefully.
wadding III a. nis huus. "a tell hls
elf. the g.fd news Wen start for
the hlus mountain at once. fW I'm
anxious =" s.i - taste of that white
frosting"
"G's-i-bye and good luck called the
fairly wesihefnan. and al" twins wa,.
~ farewell o. thsii uiii. fai. furry
friend
How would you like a. follow him
"u his vs'aiiony slfinkis blow ask.
81 them. 1t Isn't ,ery paiii. o. fol.
lev folks. ! know bot Wally may De
Eiad a. have ~ before h. gets home
again
-Oh. yes. lei'-" cried Nancy ciap.
ping her hands. But tell me. MIR
sPrinki. BLOW. That vas ny little
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
CLOVIS Is MAGIC CITY"

Clovis makes claim 10 the distinction
ri being the fastest growing city" IN
the southwest. and a visi, TO tina,
happy. thriving. busy fifth largest
city In New Mexico" VIII convince the
most skeptical.
within the past eighteen months.
Clovis has erected more than two hun.
dred new homes. she has one OF the
pretsiess general office buildings on the
Santa Re system. modern 20 the min.
ute. placed IN q picturesque and beauti.
fui park. and fireproof.
Many hooks Of paving have been
iaid. ana q this very time. the city ID
making preparation for forty more
hiocks- II II interesting TO notice that
Clovis has few Of the so-caiied man
a1ca" styled ana proportional bouses
but n would NJ difficult 20 find a com
munify IN which there is higher zen
erai average Of beautlfyl. moderated,
priced hcspea
with hospitals. school buildings and
churches If . hleh order. the dream fcl
ever better and hiEscr things II un
hesitatinsiy expressed by the people
whs shrpush . Chamber n commerc'
With uD1u0unnH1Gf more than 'hre'
hundr>d - II 1sW. cooperating
men. eve = ~ 80 0sesard ana M
gord. cIovls y proud q her community
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have duty tn every other woman"
Go On. fair Poitia. III listen and
play with my panslcs while YOU talk"
shr tantalised.
II don't know. Mrs. Ames. hut | feel
that n Grao. leaves here In the frame
Il mind she Is In you and l. as WON.
en-, VIII bee held responsible for more
han either ~ us would want to an.
sw.r for"
waited hut Lila Ames continued
playing with the yellow pansics. So I
pressed ON:
Il think such women as YOU rarely
get the point II view ~ the girl In
domestic s.rvicc--I nm working. you
know. 50 feel that have something
1T the side OF both You do not recog
nzc your responsibility In connection
with these girls and the responsibility
IL tremendous. especially II the girl has
never worked before.
AS class YOU are the women she
lr"ks 20 for example: You employ sev.
cpl of her kind live quite easily
'reSs well and seem 10 her to represent
~ sum total II the hes, In life.
Then-make II clear % that girl YOU
employ tina, your sense Of honor IL not
very acute and you have done an un.
holievahlc amount ~ damage.
She NAV think then" ! hesitated.
fearing that in NV enthusiasm had
teen too pls,r--'Thai wherein her
Kind may he regarded ~ the dr"gs
~ soci.tv vour~. and the one I lately
came from. mag he regarded ~ the
.rutn.
THE diffcrencc9'Only dollars.
And that girl Mrs Ames. will form
the opinion that there are only the
dr"gs and the scum. and her one object
then viii he money--poncy-no mat
'.r how II Comes
'wcll7' She was purposely esasper'
atlng
TO he Continually
Copyright 1921 hv Newspaper En-
terprise
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WE ARE DEMONSTRATING N OUR
LOVE.

A few days ago statement was made
through the News TO the effect tina,
the American Legion--made up ~ "our
boys" who represented US In the World
War had need for money with which to
make payments on the furnishing Of
Hanson Posts home. II was stated at
that time that subscriptions need not
he large. 30 that there would be no &C.
casion for strain. The hope was for
immediate. ruthcr than large subscrip'
ticns.
The people 81 Amarillo are overlook.
ing an opportunity 10 be rightly under
stood In this matter. There n a dcarth
of subscription. The Legion hes It's
eyes upon the people--people they
loved 10 represent on the blcodiest
fields the world has ever known. Now.
there comes q time when. In the -
curity Of peace. that the citizens Of
Amarillo have an opportunity TO de-
clare themselves. by helping over with
this furnishing and comfort fund.
No. this In not their business. hut u IL
our business. These are our boys. and
we have through veil Of misty. croco.
ale tears. declared: I'VE love you.
boys Sly. that makes Il nice. don't
Il. Yet. when we come down 90 the
matter Of even minor subscriptions. or
Investments. there Is such a lack Of
response. that had II have had it,
counterpart In the action OF the boys
who felt the urge To service. the Kaiser
Of Germany would now BE- sitting on q
throne la Washington. instead Of living
sn Disgrace and exile In Holland
Say. this u putting the matter little
straight. yet IT'S 4 straight case. Of
neglect upon the part IL the home
peopIer' Amarillo citizens. we owe II
60 "our boys to see 70 ;gtisse hey are
not embarrassed through iack II funds
with which 20 furnish their community
home--a home named In honor 81 DR..
Hanson who voluntarily gave his lIis
for his home. BE community. bis ma.
tion. Who OF ~ would have the nerve
60 meet the memory Of this noble boy"
whose body rests over there In France.
and hs-e him know that we who re.
manned on this side IN safety and max
ing money while he offered and gave
all. decline 10 invest In the comfort Of
his comrades. through the medium Of
. home post named In his honor7
Send your subsc. options In today.
They're badly needed,
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GOVERNOR NErF TO VISIT rs.

u has been announced that his ey.
ccliency Governor IA, Neff Of Texas.
Is making his arrangements 90 visit the
fanhaI.ils-Plains Country during the
presenS Summer or fall. Governor Neff
u VIII be- recalled, pollcd a great vote In
this lection OF the s,atv. The people
were strong for him. Since that time
there have been many Of his former
supporters who are seemingly AZ
variance with his actions. in not a few
That Governor Ncff will make q mum.
her Of spreches In this portion OF the
state. sitting forth his attitudes 20 the
people. seems safe 10 assume. He
doubtless appreciates the good I'm Of
the people In this portion OF the state.
and the citizens gu, this way wn, hear
him In statements touching matters on
which they are at variance.
Just before leaving Austin. Governor
Neff stated to Hon. Lee satterwhl,e.
representative from this district. tina,
he VII visit this territory. Some have
already suggested thG' II might he
vry timely TO have the distinguished
visitor here during the Panhandle.
Pains Tri-s'ate Fair. Jus, how far
this idea VIII NEE, with popular favor.
Il not nj this time known. for /, has
been discussed but little.
Tho fact that the Governor IL TO visit
through this portion n the state. viii
10 learned with Measure The people
viii h. clad 10 hear him. and 20 enter.
tain him. on the occaslon Of his visit.
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TUCUMCARI TO MAKE
MONDAY BIGGEST DAY
Special 10 The News

cittihi 70 Inc Newe
TtCtMCARI. y. NJ. Sept. AT a
meeting here II was decided that
schools. churches and all labor unions
would unite with Roundup Manager
Dan Trigg IN making Monday the great.
est celebration In the history NJ the
city. Inquiries forecast great crowd
for the roundup dates. September 9.
and :. Rates Of one and one.half fare
have been granted by the railroad
management from the following points
Rock island lines from sayrc. Okla: on
the 7. A NJ. branch and fro mI.ibcral
Kan. an the main line; the u. T.. \. W.
from Dawson. y. NJ. on the Dawson
branch and from ri Paso. Texas. on
the main line.
Tex Austin. nationally known rodeo
manager. arrived In the city yester.
day. and will remain for the opening
dates Of the show.
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WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
By RUTH AGNES ABELING
Chapter XVII Make My Plea for Grace.

Mrs. Amss | began "a short while
ago when ! came On ! happened 10
PASS Grace Dei.an.'S room and no.
t'ced tina, she had things rath,~acked
~ ~ II she was leaving
4 knew that she had been very hap.
~ here and was fond ~ YOU. So |
wundcr,d-though she nigh, intend
visiting somewhere"
Airs. Amcs' face was mask like. She
gave me not the slightest encourage.
mcnt. neither did she stop me.
Il suppose shouldn't have asked
her rushed ON. thinking the suoner
the whole thing was told the better.
and II ! had taken second thought
wouldn't have. hut when she said
she was leaving couldn't refrain
from asking whore she intended go.
ing
she apparently had been such an
excellent maid and from the tone Of
Ter voice when she mid me she didn't
know where she was going | knew
ihcr. was something wrong. IL
thought perhaps you didn't know and
that you nigh, want To- do something
to-prevent
I, was long before Lila Ames spoke
She had been too happy over the flow.
ers and the proof II the note q lose
her wonderful smile.
Il DO know all about IT," she said at
length. And then. what were YOU
thinking ahout--were you going To sug
sest7"
IL YOU know about u, ! can hardly
suggest. for you must know what you
want to do and what Is bcsi-hui--is
ihcre--any real reason why she
shouldn't stay" ] vontured.
"None-furthcr than that De- not
want her here" coolly.
"nut. Mrs. Ames. you can't LEI her
go--i' wouldn't he right" ! was for
getting. 1T wouldn't he fair 20 your.
self"'
And why not7" she questioned
Because YOU are woman and YOU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
AMARIlLO'S WATER SERVICE
NINTH OF A SERIES OF ARTICLES FRANKLY
TELLING LOCAL PEOPLE RESULTS OF
SURVEY AND INVESTIGATION.

Editors Note:-Realzlng that Amarillo In confronted with
shortage steady diminishing capita
determined 10 make investigation physical
sca and historical The result Of this work given
"a the readers Of The News nsaments
divisions Of the article dealing specific the
water situation II II anticipated that there VIII be from
twelve these articles and pains will be
readable but dealing with nothing but
found through investigation In but
Amarillo tina, they should all
situation the problem involves and why such involvement?
end 81 developing comprenhcnsvey the information that
sfable will be helpful News readers these articles
written published been herein ndcaedThe EdorJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

iok" Your dady was right. Blu, that's
f'st. isn't n. even II II ism; fros,ing.
and u I'm not mistaken. by the time
in . he'll b. more than satisfied to
Ind Out the truth. We shall -. what
al" shall see. Are you ready a. stnrty
Are rotr Green SHOES In prer'y gond
-haps9"
They were. and - was Mr.. Sprinkle.
'l"a's umbrella which h. mounted NJ
once. just ~ yuu ride a brum handle
un Yol q travels. For. although waily
fli. he IL fast. also.
Ts be toutinnedl
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper I'm.
terprissl
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CLOVIS NAN GETS PRIZE.

CLOVIS y. ~. Sept. i-Rol'eri
si"n'. ~ the Lester Stone Grain Com
fanv Wa the lucky man IN comics,
on Amsrican Government. which ran
In five o"nscuiiy. issues - m. STARS
and Stripes" and ~ result was
awarded a cash sixe ~ sis. Mr. Stone
wss In ssrvise severteen months. dur.
Ing tn Worlds War. and L. well posted
on details q American Government.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02
To he Continually

Copyright 1921 hv Newspaper En-
terprise
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NOTICE TO THK fUBLlC.

Any erroneous seyie> don upon the
character. standing. O reputation OF
eng individuai firm. t,ncern or cor
posatjon. that may appear In the col.
umas Of The News will he gladly cor
roctsd. when called to the attention Of
The editor. II Ia not the intention Of
this newspaper TO wrongfully use. or
Injuss and individual. firm. concern or
e0pcrauon and corrections wiz BE-
made where warranted a. prominently
% was the wfongfuiiy published refer.
0nce Or article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-02

This community should have the
greatest camp ground aud the beet
facilities IN connection with the ams
In the Plains Country. what have We
In this line?
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Chinauare

S1.k0. was $3.50.
10 Decorated Porcelain Broad and But
ter Plates, lec zach: we're $50,
2 Decorated French Egg Servers. $l.26
each: were S..
$3.50.
2 2, imported @ !, Decorated Ink Stands csc
3 Imported Decorated Mustard Jars,
Soc each: were S1.5o.
u Indian Pottery Bowl. $3.50; was
- Indian Pottery Vase. s1.5o; was
Indian Pottery Footed Bowl. sl.5o;
Plain White Imported Porcelain Gov
3 81 piece Decorated and Gold-lined
fP.orCelain Dinner Sets. Special price.
Wicker Tray. 2s115 inches. $3.50;
. Daintilv Decorated French China
Sugar and Cream Sets. S1.25 each; were
Decorated Porcelain Dinner Plates.
15c each; were $50.
SOC ..ss Dssorstss ~sss $751; fGs,elan Meat Dishes
Decorated Covered Butter DISH s5c;
was Sc.
Decorated China Puff Boxes, 15c each;
were Soc.
Large Pottery Vase. slightly imper-
feet. $50: was 81.
dozen Decorated French China
Bread and Butter Plates. Sc: was sle.
1 Decorated French China Meat Plat
ter, S1.50; was So.
Decorated French China Open Veg
'etable Dish. Sc; was 81.
1 dozen Decorated Porcelain Dinner
Plates. S2.75; was S5.75.
6 Richly Decorated Porcelain Boullion
Cups and Saucers. $50 each: were 75c.
IL Decorated Porcelain Side Dishes.
l0c each; were 300.
Richly Decorated Imported China
Bureau Set. $1.96; was IS.
1 Richly Decorated Imported China
Breakfast Set, $3.50; was SIS.
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Waists

5 dozen Lingerie. Waists,
manufacturers samples and
surplus stock. in voile, lace and
embroidery trimmed. and some
tailored styles. All sizes in the
combined assortment; origin
ally these waists would be
much higher priced. Special,
Sl.35 each.
II Georgette Crepe Waists. one Of a
kind models: taken from regular stock
In navy. Jade, taupe and brown. size
"a. e size 81. 4 size IS. . size 40. 3 size
-. S2.e5 each: were Ss.75 to SIS,
Brown Satin and Georgette Com
hination over Blouses, 3 size "a, size
36. Sl.s5 each: were ss.75 and Sl0.75.
II StrIped Tub SILK Shirts, in. pretty
rolors. size "a. : size 81. 3 size IS.
l size AZ. Sl.S5 each; were. S3.85.
"a organdy Rlouses, peated frill
around collar and cuffs. in copen. flesh,
white. jade orchid. gray and bisque
All sizes in the combined lot. $l.95
each: were So 95.
Waist Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Housewares

81 White Enamel Wash Basins. slightly
imperfect. 4oc each; were 65c.
IS White Enameled 11-inch Pudding
Pans. Slightly imperfect. Soc each;
were Csc.
is White Enameled 13-inch Milk Pans,
doz. Rogers Nickel-plated Table.
spoons: slightly shopworn. $3.50 doz.;
I doz. Rogers Nickel-p plated Table
Forks; l q, slightly u shopworn. $3.50 doz';
IS Rat Traps, slightly shopworn. So
each: were zoe.
4 hall. gallon cans Jap-a-IAc. t.rra-cotta
color. for porch OR floor. 75o can;
3 galvanized Mop -wringing Scrub Pals.
s2.5o each; were s475.
Large Carriage Pail. slightly dented.
10 self-wringins Scrub Mops, slightly
Small M Refriserstcr s TT Drip Pans,
slightly dented. csc each: were SOC.
Decorated Work Basket on stand,
slightly damaged IS: was $loT5.
rs Large Mexican Shopping Baskets.
4 smaii-size Willow Market Baskets.
slightly shopworn. Soc each: were s1.25.
5 Small Reed Market Baskets. slightly
imperfect. $50 each: were $50.
8 Floral Decorat ted Scrap Baskets,
SI.0O
White Fiber Towel Hamper. slightly
damaged. $2.s5; was S6.25.
Steel-frame Stepladder, Aft. size.
slightly imperfect. S1.95: was IS.
1 42-ineh Drop-leaf Kitchen Table,
slightly imperfect. $2.85: was $3.50.
perfect. ss.75: was $ao.5o.
White Enameled Drop-leaf Table,
slightly imperfect. $3.50: was $3.50.
Medium-size Oval Willow Clothes
Baskets. o5c each; were $2.26.
Large-size Oval Willow Clothes
Basket. $3.50; was e3.
Large White Enameled Wood Clothes
Hamper $4.o5; was $11.26.
Medium size Enameled Wood Clothes
Hampers. slightly shopworn. $3.50 each;
were $3.50.
/ Small White Enameled Wood Clothes
Hamper. slightly shopworn. $3.50; was
Universal oblong shape Electric
Grill, slightly imperfect. IS; was Sl0.5o.
white Bathroom Mirror. II < 26
inches. IS; was $s.25.
White Enameled Kitchen Stools.
slightly damaged. $1.5o each; were
S2.75.
White Enameled Steel Kitchen
Stools. $1.95 each; were $3.50.
Housewares Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Misses Apparel

Handmade French Wolfe Dresses.
slightly soiIed: one-of-a kind models:
roiors are maize, orchid. flesh and
white: sizes II, 10. Is. $l9.75 each;
were $50 so.
10 Handmade French Dresses, slightly
soiled OF wolfe. organdy and hand
kerchief linen; cOlors are flesh. rose and
orchid: sizes IA. 18. Is. $24.b0 each;
were $45 and SIS.
) Dresses. sport models. tOf crepe de
chine. Shantung, wool jersey and tri-
colette: sizes IA. IL, 1s. Sl8.75 each |;
were S25 and S35.
l OrEandy Dress, combina tion Of blue
over pink: stitched in brown tan and
orchid silk: round neck and short puffed
sleeves: blue ribbon girdle: slightly
damaged size 10. SIS, was S29.50.
L Two-piece Sports Dress. Russian
blouse effect. of orchid eponge. trimmed
in brown wool embroidery; size l8.
IS. so, was S16.95.
Misses Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Women's Dresses

/ Taupe Charmeuse Dinner Dress with
Over-Dress of Spancled Black Net. size
3s S49.5 was S225.
1 Black Crepe de Chine Dress, suit
able for mourning wear; size Al.
S32.5 so, was SG5.
1 Beige Taneta Dress embroidered in
brown CrOSs-Stitch design. size ~, S25,
was S45.
Navy Georgette Dresses. made with
Navy Satin FOunda tons. sizes 81 to AZ.
$3.50 each: were S29.75.
Crepe Meteor and Georgette Dresses.
/ black and / white, sizes IS and 40.
SIS each; were S2e.75.
4 group of Figured Wolfe Dresses in
light and dark cOlnrs. sizes 81, So IS.
$3.50 each; were SIS.
Womens Dress Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
ChIdren's Hosiery

1a0 pairs Children's White Lisle
Sox. with assorted colored striped tops:
broken assortment: sizes Al. to 0. 8 pair
for 6oc: were Csc pair.
10 pairs Children's Three quarter Silk
SoN. white and black. in size 7, and
brown in size s. 85c pair; were SI.25.
"A pairs Children's Three quarter White
Silk Lisle SOx with fancy tops: sizes
s. So and 9. Soc pair: were ssc.
floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Kinonos

q Fine Quality Crepe Kimonos.- In loose
or belted style. hand embroidered in con
trasting colors. in light blue. wisteria
md copen. sos each; were S495.
7 Fine Boxloom Crepe Kimonos, loose
or belted styles, deliberately hand en-
roidered in colors: in pink. light blue,
lavendar and wisteria. $4.95 each; were
S6.95.
8 Pink japanese Crepe Kimonos.
beautifully hand embroidered in colored
floral designs, made in the regular
Japanese style. $3.s5 each; were $50,
Kimono Section Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Won,en's Goats
Greatly Reduced

19 Sports Coats of camers hair
cheviot, all the seasons newest
shades. including rose. green
and old blue. SO each; were
7 Silk. Sports Goats Of satin.
Bocara and snakeskin satin, in
pastel shades. Sis each; were
&35 10 $50.
l Brown Velvet Sports Coat Tuxedo
front. hel;ed model with fancy lining.
$1s.75; was SIS.
Black Eelveteen Sports Coats. plain
tailored and braid trimmed. Tuxedo and
radium silk Innings SIS each; were
$29. so to $50. so.
l Sports Coat, gray plaid imported
wool homespun. double breasted. leather
button trimmed. half lined. SIS; was
$3.50.
Women's Coat Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Special Size Apparel

Figured Wolfe Dresses, some
lace. and organdy trimmed. tunic
and Straightlined effects, in
black and white, navy and white,
brown and white and brown and
henna. Sizes 40h to soy. $40
each; were $14.5O to $3.50.
10 Gabardine and Surf Satin
Tub Skirts. smart styles with
novelty pockets, and button
trimmings; waist 36 to AZ. S3,SJ
each; were IS.
Green Jersey Sports Coats,
Tuxedo effects: sizes 3Sh and
42k $12.S5 each; were $3.50.
Special Size Section, Third floor,
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Women's Summer
Hosiery at Special
Prices

20 dozen Women's Pure Silk
Hose, in black, tan and few in
white: all-silk throughout: slight
ly uneven in weave: if perfect
would be marked So and O. az
$3.50. Special price. pr. QZ>OO
25 dozen Women'S Black Silk
Isle Hose, fine gauge; uneven
weave; sizes Sla to 10; If per-
feet would be marked H.
81. Special price. pair. OOC
Also various other qualities of
Women's Hose, in silk, lisle and
cotton. at reduced prices.
Women's Hosiery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Fiye Arrests in Murder Case.

MACON, Cake Seay, one Of five
persons arrested by Baldwin county
officers at Miliedgeville in connection
with the murder of Carl Watson
nearly two years ago. was brought
to this city for safe keeping. Others
arrested are Genie Moran, John Sim
mons. Jacob Brookins and Miss Win
ME Rrookins. Seay is a brother-in-
law of the Brookinses and all are well
known in Baldwin county.