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Evening star., 1921-08-04
Annual August Sale
Manufacturers Samples of
Women's Muslin Undergmments

These are the samples of one of the manufacturers
from whom we buy much of regular stocks of Mus
lin Undergarments and for that reason we know the
values are exceptional The concession in price
made by him in passed to patrons, and
it is occasion when any woman will do well to sup
ply her immediate as we'll as future needs.
Specially Priced at 75c the Garment
Sample Bloomers Step-ns and Petcoats made of good
quality nainsook and trimmed with lace
Specially Priced at 81 the Garment
Sample Envelope Chemise, Doube-pane Petticoats.
Trimmed Skirts Gowns and step-ins These are in
nainsook and batiste and varousy trimmed with lace,
embroidery or colored hand embroidery.
Specially Priced At $50 the Garment
Sample Gowns Skirts Bloomers Step-ns and Envelope
Chemise OF fine nainsook and neatly trimmed with fine
lace and embroidery.
Specially Priced at 81 the Garment
Sample Gowns Envelope Chemise and Skirts The
terials nainsook and cambrc with trimmings OF
1aces embroidery
Specially Priced at $25e, s., $3.50 and 81 Garment
Sample Envelope Chemse and Skirts. These made
nainsook muslin and cambria and elaborate
1y embellsed with aces and embroideres The values
are exceptional
Evening star., 1921-08-04
ELDER THOMPSON DIES.
Primitive Baptist Church Minister
Passes Away.

Word has been received here Of the
death of Elder s. L. Thompson; min
lister of the Primitive Baptist Church,
who died Monday at Laurel, Nd.
Funeral services were held this after
noon at 2 o'clock, at Columbia Bap-
tist Church. Burtinsville, Montgomery
county. Md.
Rev. Thompson was a minister of
the gospel for the past forty-two
years. having served churches in Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania. Maryland and this city. When
young man he was sheriff of Fair
fax county. Va. being a native Of
that place. He was considered an
eloquent speaker and an authority on
ecclesiastic questions.
Surviving him is his widow. Mrs.
Elizabeth Dorsey Thompson.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Summer Skirts
Reduced to S.

II Summer Silk Skirts, In brocade and
slslS saaRsa ssfonss %dds sst at aSd
med pockets and belts, in gold, gray,
rose and apricot. IS each; were 49.60
Also the following:
& 10 Tricolette Skirts, II I new, n6veity
wearS, with buckle trimmed pocketS, and
belts; in nesh, copen, old rose and black.
$3.06 each; were -.
IA Sports Skirts, in figured eponge;
and brown. With patch pockets. $S.e6
each; were $10.76.
:, 5 white Flannel Skirts, .s1asted sra
fancy pockets; gathered sports models;
siSes p. 80 and 81 waist. $3.50 each;
ven Sll.s0 Snd 316..
Skirt Section, Third Aoor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Wo1,1en's Hosiery

18 pairs Women's Imported
White Lisle Hose, with hand
embroidered white silk clox.
Sizes 9, sh. 10. $3.50 pairs were
60 pairs White Full Fashioned
Gauze. Ltsle Hose, sizes 81 and
9 only. Special, soc pair.
80 pairs Women's Black Hose,
medium and light weight, Isle
and cotton, with small mended
places, broken sizes. Specially
priced, 2Sc pair.
20 dozen pairs Women's Black
Silk Lisle Hose, uneven weaves,
sizeS, 81 to 10. Csc pair; were 81.
HoSiery Section, First hoor:
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Mems Shoes

Is Pairs Mems White Canvas Oxfords:
sizes Z: 8. II. Closing out At this sPe-
cial price. $50 pair.
IS Pairs Mems White Canvas Sports
Oxfords. some trimmed with tan lesther.
9. sh: !: ~, sz; 9 q S4.s5 pair;
were $3.50.
81 Pairs Mems White Canvas Oxfords
which represent the remainders Of ali
Of si,eo our hest Erasss Of ,ca Ghite os'osss
Z. IN, 8. sls. 8. II b; 8, 81, 8, ., ID,
II G; 8. Sls. 10 D. $.26 pair; vsre n.
% Pairs 0xfords. all high grade foot
wear. in black and tan, several different
the combined lot: 9. . "A: 9. 6ts. en-,
eh B; 5h. 8. 81, 7. IN. 8. 81. 10,
101 G. N.26 pair; were 80.
Mems Shoe Store, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Won1en's
Knit Underzueor

40 Women's Mercerized Lisle
Combination Suits. low neck and
either tight knee or umbrella
leg: slightly soiled; size 6. u
eachs were 91.50.
81 Women's Mercerized Lisle
Vests. low neck. camisole top,
shdnaen Tsn tape ,t,. st.aps psxSt,, eulsSP .asa
in pink or white: size 6. soc
women's Knit Underwear Section,
Third door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Handkerchief Specials
For Friday

40 dozen Mems Colored Woven
Cord Handkerchief. with Il
inch hens, in assorted colors.
Special. 1s1zc eachs $l.50 dozens
were 25c each.
Is dozen women's All-linen
Handkerchfefs, H-inch hens;
full size. Special. 1Sc each: 6 for
$12, were 25c each.
Women's Handkerchief Section. First
door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Couch Harnmecks

Couch Hammocks. khaki color.
psdded back, trimmed with blue:
chains and hooks included. $3.50 each;
were 9z06
2 Couch Hammocks, khaki wind
shields, padded back: mattress and hack
trimmed in figured cretonne. including
chains and hooks $le.75 each; were $50.
3 Baby Bunks, white enameled frame
with wire screened sides. good springs.
rubber tired wheels; 42 inches long. q
inches wide. SIS each; were $3.50.
Hammock Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Umbrellas
Greatly Reduced

9 Mems 2S-inch Black Silk
Umbrellas, silk subject to slight
imperfections. assorted wood
handles, in P. w. shape. 1896
each, plus tax; were $12.
Sun and Rain 22-inch Para
soils, In purple and brown. as
sorted wood handles, finished
with leather strap or bakalite
ring. $4.85 each, plus tax, were
Umbrella Section. First door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
House Dresses

9 Checked Wolfe House Dresses, in
pink and white; long-waisted style, with
square neck, three-quarter sleeves. or
kandy collar and cuffs; sizes 50, 40, AZ,
d. 48. Sl.4b each; were $3.50.
4 Two-piece Breakfast Sets, made Of
pink and white striped gingham and plain
pink percale, with round or, v neck,
three-qHarter sleeves and adjustable belt;
.i.sss ..s 4 p and % 'i's' s''a' v'fs y
"a House Dress Section, Third hoor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Infants Apparel

% Infants Long or Short Dresses.
embroidery or tucked yokes and dainty
lace or embroidery tFinaminSs on the
skirt; others with shocking and plain
hem. 32.46 each were IS to $3.50.
do1cn Chfldren's Wash Hats, in pink,
blue. rose and white: made with but
toned-on crown; some trimmed with col
ored stitching. 75c each; were $l.2s
@ Little Girls Summer Dresses, Of
orxandy, vcile. dimity and batiste. in
q good assortnent Of cofcrs and styles.
Some entirely handmade and trimmed
with smoekfns. embroidery and rufiies.
$4.50 each; were 50.
Infants Section. Fourth Aoof.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Chidren's Hosiery

ao pairs Children's Three-quarter-
Ienrth white silk LisIe Sox, full fash
toned with fancy striped tops; sizes 8.
SH. 8. Soc pair; were a6e.
IL pairs Children's Plain Silk Hose.
sises and III. u pair; were $3.50.
Is pairs Cfildren's Three-quarter-
length SILK Sox. black and white, in
sizes and n; brown in size 8. Soc
pair; were $50.
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Summer Kir,onos

Boxloom Crepe Breakfast
Coats, with collar. cuffs, pockets
and adjustable belt, finished with
silk embroidery; in light blue or
wistaria. $1.85 each; were $4.05.
White Wolfe Negliges, coatee
style, daintily trimmed with lace.
8 each; were $3.50.
2 Kimonos, of white cross
barred voile; three quartz
sleeves: collar and cuffs trimmed
with Valenciennes lace. $3.50
each; were $1O.5O.
Kimono Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Summer Millinery

6 Sports Sets, consisting Of
hat and scarf; made of angora
and silk. $3.50 each, were SIS.
20 Trimmed Hats. Is eaehs
were SO to as.
Is Sports Hats, 9S.S5 eachs
were S5.75 to $3.50.
LargS Hair Hats, S1.s6 eaeks
were SS.50.
Millinery Section; Third door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Corsefs and Brassieres

side lacings for adjustment; medium bust
and four elastics. Sizes %, ., 20. 25.
20. %. %. 81 each.
81 odds and ends in Corsets, fl white
or pink eoutil; Waistine and low.e1st
sises 10, so %. ei, %, s, II. IS. Si:6
each; were $3.50 and IS.
IL Front-iace Corsets.. pink waistline
models: long skirt and four sartefs.
s..
"a Dotted Swiss and Lace Raudeaux;
size SO only 36c each; were $1.6O.
"a Brassieres, embroidery trimmed;
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Chidren's Knit
Underwear

10 Children's, Knit Combina-
ton Suits, summer. weight; low.
neck, sleeveless, knee length:
sizes 10 to. 12 years. Soc eachs
were 81.
vests, low neck and sleeveless;
sizes 10 to, II years. 37kc each;
were SOC.
Chldren's Knit Underwear Section.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Girls Apparel

Is Junior Girls French orsandy
Dresses, in plain colors. trimmed with
rulbles and large sashes; in beige. copen,
orchid, tomato, gray and rose; sizes 12.
IA, 16. $S each: were $e.76.
SO Girls Figured and Plain voile
Dresses, in a variety Of styles. colors
and designs; sizes 8 to IL years. $4.S5
each; were S4.S6.
Girls Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
AU.Linen
Hen,stitched Huck
Tosuels
10 dozen. size 24x40
$1.5o eaeh; were $3.50
Mercerized
He,,,n,ed Napkins
Is dozen, size 15x15.
Special $1.S dozen
Linen Section. Second floor.
Summer Cloves
Reduced

IA dozen pairs women's 6-button-
length Strap Wrist Wash Fabric Gloves,
tx, but not all sizes in each shade.
ESQ pair; were u.
10 dozen pairs Women's 2-clasp White
SIX Gloves, or tan with self-stitching;
sizes sR, g. 61a, 7k. 81. $50 pair;
we're u.
Glove Section, First foor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Children's Summer
Footwear
Reduced to $1.85 Pair

Odd lots. consisting Of Infants,
Children's and Misses White,
Tan and Black Pumps and Ok
fords.
Pairs Infants Black Kid One
strap Slippers, sizes 51s, 6. 7k,
&C; 7kD.
8 Pairs Children's, various
styles, in sizes 81, 8, 9s, 10hC;
Sh, 91s, 10D.
II Pairs Misses. different mod
els. in sizes 1872. "a: lib;
INC; 12kD; II, ~, 13, 1917,
1kE.
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Flesh Satir, Go,u.,s
Snecial at $3.4S

4 small lot, just two dozen Of them,
made Of flesh satin, sleeveless models,
trimmed with hlet lace.
q French Percale Skirts, with ruff1es
finished with hand seallopfng and EN-
broidered dots; lengths 3S inches $S.46
each; were Is.
II FRENCH and Philippine Corset Cow
ers, dafntily hand embroidered and seal
ioped; sizes 80. 40, 42 and n $1.H
sin Underwear Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Georgette Tunics

2 Georgette Tunics, one in
champagne and one in white,
embroidered in self color rib
bonzine. SIS each; were $50.
Lace Section, First 6oor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Washable Satiy,
Petticoats

The best value this season
s.
Just 4 dosen Of these Excellent Quality
Wash Satin P4tticoats. in white or flesh:
made with reinforced panels front and
back; nicely tailored and finished with
hemstitched hem sizes 80 to S8. Very
specially priced, -.
Also the following:
8 White japanese Silk Petticoats. I'm
ished with fancy Embroidered scalloped
edge and lined throughout; in lengths
SO and SO. $S.4S each; were $4.60.
5 Navy Siik Jersey Pettcoats, with
Dresden taffeta hounce; lengths "a to SO.
$3.45 each; were IS.
Milanese Jersey Petticoats, heavy
quality with tailored and pleated dounce,
IN rose. $4.9S each; were -.
Petticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
10 Doze,, Small
Boys Wash Suits
Reduced to $1.4S esch

Were $2.S5 to $3.76 I
Small Boys Wash Suits. in MILDLY,
Oliver Twist and Junior Norfolk styles;
good variety Of coaors and combinations |;
sizes ~, s, 1 ana 5 years only.
25 Boys Camp Suits, of dark blue
and oxford gray wash materials; sport
collar and short sleeves. $1.65 each;
were $3.50 and $685..
Boys Store, Fourth Ao6r.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Imported Din,ity
Sc Yard: was 7Sc

The balance Of our imported dimity.
about $50 yards, in blue, red, lavender
or pink with white stripes and plain
gray.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Misses Appare1

Cloth Suits straightine belted models; size 16
SIS each; were $5S.
- 2 Tricotine Suits, in gray and handsomely
brodered in silk the other straightne belted Tuxedo
model: size l6 Sss each; $3.50 and $ss
Linen Suits in brown, white; box coats belted
models, sizes IA, 16, 49, $3.50 each; were $685.
Tafeta Dresses. in brown, and black, sizes H.
16, 18. $3.50 each were $35
Sports Dress, white pleated skirt and overblouse. Size
49, $115e; was S2S
Dinner and Evening Dresses, slightly soled. The
dresses in black brown and lace brown
aeta the evening dresses tue and silver lace and
light green tue taea Sizes 16 49, SIS each; SIS
and $75.
: NissesS Fouth
Evening star., 1921-08-04
100 Dozen
Wash Cloths.
Specially Priced
Sc Each
With pink or blue bor-
ders.
Perfumery Section. First door.
Crisp Organdy
Dresses
Very SpeciAly Priced, $50

A most unusual offering Of
exceptionally attractive dresses
fashioned from crisp, cool organdy,
in a good variety of both light
and dark colors. They are just
the sort Of dresses that women
are looking for these warm days.
Simply designed. with fine tucks
or bits of ruffles trimming them.
All sizes.
Dress Section. Third 6oo9.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
'*Annette Ke11ermann" Two-in- One
Bathing Suits
Exceptfee,a1ly Low Priced, $5.75

had high
s a small
which
quality the suit
Fiber Wool goody number Of colors
I'm Batkils
Sweaters Reduced for Friday
in s185 each: $AsS
neck finished
* '' 0'a'A '''''A' III : 'Hs' p'A'0'N i''' anu 'AN
were
Bsthns ssuitsn sweat Section,
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Linen Riding Habits
Now Reduced to $3.50
Woner1's Tricotine Wraps
Reduced to $3.50 Each

These Dark Blue Trcotine Wraps light weight,
broidered heavy silk and lined throughout with figured
radium silk splendid to take with vacation
The price is unusually iow
small lot Jersey and Basket Weave Sports Coats,
all the seasons wanted shades Reduced to S. eac these
have been ~ to SIS.
Fortuna Coats in sand and full length fancy
Innings. Reduced to $3.50 each; were sos.
I Brown Embroidered Taffea Silk Coat; radium silk
linng soft belt silk tassels Reduced to $3.50; $780,
Dark Blue Satin Coats; stitched in gold Reduced to
$3.50 each SIS to $3.50.
SECTION Aoor
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Toys 9

II s.inch Cry, Baby Dolls. dressed.
boc each; !ere H.
IL. L 3;iaes s. Dressed DS'l'. TOO ''Sh;
10 12-inch Jointed Dolls. bobbed wig.
closing eyes. LIS each; were $685.
17-inch Infant Character Dolls, full
jointed, closing eyes. bobbed wig. '93.7S
2 Horse Swings. horse painted natural
coiors. with saddle and bride. slightly
damaged. $6.75 eaeh; were $3.50.
shoodies With 2 horses. finished in
bright colors. $2 each; wsre $4.45.
6 Pony Cdrs. similar to Kiddie Kars,
only with horse head. $l.s6 each: were
$1.75.
1 kindergarten Slide. in natural and
sTses; sIY's6. slightly oam'sed' 's'7S; was
Tricyclei, rubber tires, plain bear
ing, hni.hed tn bright red. $6.75 each;
we1e S1&
IL sm1ll see.saw. nicely finished.
$9.7S, vss IS.
Toy Store. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Distinctive Model Suits
Originally $65 to Reduced to $3.50 to $3.50
These handsomely fashioned of Falle Silk navy
black and bea ufuy embroidered in self coors
hip length button Tuxedo 'front.' lined with plain
fancy silks Smart dsessy suits for afternoon
Shantu1g and Pongee, Suits
Greatly Reduced to $3.50
5 aa 1a S Strictly h % ] and s efb bee 1u
prices.
White Jersey Suits
Greatly Reduced to $13.75
Anwhe Jersey Suits reebutton tailored and Tuxedo
Originally % up to SIS ''~Ne ' ~''e LUZ 'pO'' wear
AL Jersey Sport Suits
Greatly Reduced to $10-Were $3.50
An5srsey Sport SUITS in old old blue
originally % $3.50 '''" 9'' '''As'' were
Mefaair Crepe Suits ..
Greatly Reduced to $3.50 ~7
for late summer They were originally $45.
Linen Riding Habits
Now Reduced to $3.50
good of Fine Linen Riding Habits. These
snary tailored we'll fitting and aractiveooking
Offered in natural jasper and white They originally
priced $3.50
Novelty Riding Suits. One copsts of khaki breeches
(reinforced), with beautifully tailored Shantung silk knee
length Very and unusual Twa of the
black sleeveless tailored with large pockets
be herrngbone ramie linen breeches Now reduced to
$3.50 each; were SIS
Evening star., 1921-08-04
About $50 Remnants Of
Summer Wash
Fabrics
l to I yard lengths at
u~le Dvs~~

Including Plain and Printed voiles,
Embroidered Swisses, Embroidered Or
candies. Plain 0rsandies, Printed Lawns.
Dimities, etc.
Cotton Dress aoods Section. Second
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Women's White Footwear
Greatly Reduced to $4.75 Pair

We have grouped together all our odd lots of
white oxfo-ds and strap pumps and offering them
for Friday greatly reduced prices for quick disposal
13 pairs White Canvas 0xfords some plain others with
two pumps with Baby Louis heels, others with
Sizes in the combined lot follows ~ to AAA; ~
S. ~, 8AA; 81 ~ 57A; 3, 3H, a. ~, 6. 6H B. 2A,
:" '>'' y ' $l7s p.ir; were $3.50 to $3.50
Also the following:
Black, Tan and Gray Suede Pumps all new, up-to-date
models sizes too broken for regular stock.
7 pairs Plain Pumps in tan and black calfskn with either
Louis Baby Louis heels, in these Sizes to AA; 3H
to "a; 2K te ~ 9; zN, 3 sN, a. ". s. g. 6N,7 G.
models with Louis Baby Louis heels turned soles
Sizes ~ AAA; ~. 5H 6H, T. 7H AA; 6H, T. 7H, A;
3, 3H, E, 81 B; ~ g. 81, 6H C.
S3.7s pair; were s. to $l2so
Wanen' noor
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Summer Reduction Sale of.
Men s SFine Hot WenherSuits
Very Much Bel0w Their Former Prices
This sale started yesterday and entire
manning of better kind of Suits-uch
suits find satisfaction and comfort in wearing right
Styles that have been greatest demand this season,
but they have sold down small lots in each you
find all though all szesdn shade material
The Pakm Beach Suits sne reduced to $16.75
The Mohair Suits are reduced to $l9.75
The Shant.ng Suits are reduced to $2375
stor floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Umbrella Section. First door.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-21
GIRL LEADS POSSE:
TRAILING BANDIT
WHO ROBBED BANK
puRsuERS DRIVE YEeGS INTO
WOODS AND SURROUND TEEN
NEAR FLORA, itL.-$15o0o IN
LOOT OBTAINED FROM IUKA
T" INSTITUTION.

Flora, H., Dec. 2L--Five men be-
lever to be robbers who Tuesday Ell.
5ernoon robbed the state Bank Of
Iuka with $4,000 in cash and negoti.
able paper, are surrounded In q woods
seven miles north Of here by two
posses. Bloodhounds ere en route
from st, Elmo to be used in trailing
the men
The bandits automobile broke q
bridge while closely pursued by a
posse led by Miss Mildred Kelley an
Sempl0ye OF the luka bank. This
forced the bandits to hide in the
woods.
: Miss Kelley, driving the pursuing
car. had nearly overtakan the bandits
iMhen they were forced to abandon
their automobile
Get $4,000 II csat.
Centralia, H., Dec 2l-Four un.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-21

! ed at her prolonged absence, reused
poighbors and they followed tracks
] Ia tho snow which led to the lake
/ ana dicoyered the body
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-02
MARRIED WOMEN
ARE NOT BARRED
Postmaster General Hayes De-
cides a Female Postal Clerk
Does Not Change Her State.
Status or Lose Any Right.

Postmaster General Hays has de-
cided that woman postal employee
does not change her status nor lose
any rights in the service, by marriage.
Heretofore, when an unmarried wo-
man, holding the position of postmast-
er, married she was obliged to secure
a new appointment; execute new
bond, Or pass the required civil SER
vice examination in competition with
other candidates seeking the Office, if
she had not previously taken such an
examination. When the competition
was keen it has happened that the wo-
man was below three Of the other
candidates and lost the office. Under
the new ruling this cannot happen as
the woman postmaster will continue
to hold the Office without a re-appoint-
ment or another examination.
Similar controversies have arisen
all over the country when women are
employed in the public service, par
ticularly in schools, where it has fire.
quently been held that women who
marry forfeit their positions as teach
ers. The ruling of Postmaster Gener-
| al Hays will set a precedent in the
Federal service andS will no doubt
have an important effect in establish
ing for women the full rights of cit
4 izenship intended to be conferred by
the Nineteenth Amendment to the
Constitution.
There is no law relating to the sta
tus of a woman who, marries while
holding the office of postmaster but
the practise which has been revoked
by Postmaster General Hays has been
In effect as a regulation for several
years. Mrs. Helen Fl. Gardener, a
member of the Civil Service Commits
sion, brought the matter to the atten-
tion of the Postoffice Department
when the examination papers in this
kind of case came before her. Mrs.
Gardener refers to. the old order as
an archaic situation" and her letter
adds:
81 deem 1t exceedingly Important
both in the interest of the service and
in the interets OF the development OF
women, not to mention the interest
of the Postoffice Department, to work
out some ruling which win correct
this obviously unjust condition"
The subject was referred to the So
licitor Of the Postoflice department
anwho rendered quite an elaborate
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-02
OCEAN
LEATHER COMPANY
ARE COMING TO-DAY.
Continued from page -

port, special forum meeting of the
Board of Trade has been called for to-
night at $50 at the assembly rooms
of the. Board, TO which every inter
ested citizen of Brunswick is invited.
Mr.. Tener is a man of national prom
inence, and is one of a galaxy Of
prominent Americans, such as Roose-
velt, Edison, Redfield and ex-Secre-
tary of Commerce Alexander, who
have become interested in this new
and promising industry. He will make
an address well worth hearing and it
is earnestly hoped that the assembly
room is packed to its capacity. II
this happens, larger quarters will be
sought.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-02
A DELIGHTFUL ROW..

"My wife had suffered from stom-
ach and liver trouble for many years
and had taken medicine enough to
sink ship; so when brought home
bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
on the advice of my employer, she re-
fused to take 1t. Her liver trouble
hadn't helped her disposition any. We
had A big row, but she took it the
next week. Her ailments have all dis
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-02

appeared. 1t is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catarrh.
al mncus from the intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach. liver
and intestinal ailments. including ap-
pendieitis. One dose will convince or
money refunded
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-02
opinion closing with the following:

opinion closing with the following:
Seeing no adequate legal reason
why the marriage of postmasters, pr
of other women employees should. of
itself, affect the tenure of office, and
because of the fact that the require
ment Of re-appointment and re-bouG
ing is very likely to result in injus-
tice in a majority of cases, as we'll as
cause useless multiplication Of work
in the Department, and because of the
further fact that a regulation of this
kind is Objectionable because it IS
against public policy as being a le-
striction upon marriage, / have to ad-
wise you that in my opinion there is
no legal requirement, other than the
Departments present regulations on
the subject, for the reappoic: ntng aud
rebonding of women postmastU.'s or Of
other, women employees who's marry
during their terms of office. and that
the Postmaster General has author
ity to revoke the regulations in qucs-
tion should he deem sneI course de-
sirable." +.