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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-11-03
Local OverflC w.

Pay less and dress better. Buy
your clothes of G. Varlin.
Mrs. Johanna Gundry is in Milwau-
kee for visit with her son Richard.
Mrs. Edwin Woolrich is on visit
with her sister in Milwaukee.
Mrs. N. 4. Tyler and son Elvin,
Mrs. John Marion aud son Carl of Rich
land Center are spending this week
with Andrew Whitford.
Edgar VIM attended the football
game at Madison Saturday.
st. Georges Guild gave dancing
and masquerade party at the Parish
House on Monday evening. The hall
was tastefully decorated and Fred
Jeuck's Orchestra furnished the music.
Miss Harriet Jacobs and Carol Gordon
were given the prizes for the best cos
tunes. Coffee and doughnuts were
served and there was a very large at
tendance.
Mrs. r. j. Martin has returned
from a visit with her parents in Rock
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fessenden left
Wednesday to visit his parents at AL
bany.
Mrs. A. H. Schoenfeld and Mrs.
John Ostrander left Wednesday to at
tend Womans' Missionary Rally to be
held in Madison on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Johnston and
daughter of Elgin. Ill.,, spent Sunday
at the home of Peter Rasmussen.
Wanted to borrow sum of money.
Inquire at this Office.
The Womans Missionary Union OF
the Congregational church was enter
tanned by the Missionary Union at
Dodgeville Tuesday.
Thomas Mithus of Madison was the
guest of Fred Zweifel last week.
Now and then some fellow blows
into Mineral Point who impresses US as
being too smart to be useful.
Rev. and Mrs. R. G.. Kirkbride and
Miss Lillian Jacka were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. p. Peters in Dodgeville
one day last week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-11-03
FINANCIAL COUNSELOR
Where individuals May Have
Their Money Problems Solved.
BY EDGAR TAYLOR WHEELocK.

BY EDGAR TAYLOR WHEELocK.
Copyright. 1921. American Press League
would you like TO own your home
60 to your community banker anC
learn how to open an account that will
prove to be the first step toward free
dom from rent-paying.
Are you thinking of making an eff
fort to accumulate capital for invest
ment In a paying business? Your
banker will explain how this can be
accomplished
Invest Savings With Care.
Have YOU been solicited to invest
your savings in the stock or bonds of
some industrial enterprise2 Before
doing so ask your banker to look up
the character and financial standing OF
the company offering the securities for
sale.
Are you In the market for a mort
gage, or is 1t necessary for you to
mortgage your property TO meet press
ing obligatlons2 Go to your banker
with the problem and he will explain
how you can solve 1t to the best ad-
vantage.
DO you want to discount your bills
In order to take advantage of the OPP
portunity thus afforded to make a sub
stantial saving7 Your banker will tell
you how you can make the turn.
Bankers Are Human Beings.
Thousands of persons who should
take their financial problems TO the
banker are prevented from following
that course by the mistaken notion that
the banker is something of business
aristocrat a sort of uper-buSinessman
with about as much warm blood in him
as a cash register, comptometer or
the multiplication table.
AS matter of fact bankers are hui
man, precisely like the rest Of us. In
money matters they are forced to be
cautious because every smooth swim.
dler In the land is out to get the better
of them. They are handling other
peoples money and dare not take
chances. This makes them safe couu-
selors.
1t is the bankers business to furnish
financial counsel to individuals who
may have enough common sense to APP
peal TO him when occasion requires.
The merchant who wants to borrow
money TO discount his bills; the farm
er who is thinking of buying a new
reaper or registered bull a profess
sional man or wage Garner looking for
safe investment for his savings; the
man who Is determined TO cut out
some foolishly extravagant habit and
open savings account-all these peo-
pie, natural clients of the community
banker, should cultivate intimate rela-
lions with him,
Revival OF the Thrift Spirit.
We are told that the industries Of
this country must be reorganized and
restored to a normal basis before fu-
ture prosperity can be assured. This
San be accomplished only by revival
iof the Thrift Spirit which enabled us
10 finance the great war and, TO the
end that the greatest measure of sue
cess may be attained, the banks must
be made the center of the movement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-11-03
SAVINGS BANK FACTS
More Than Eleven Million Ameri-
cans Keep Their Savings
at Work.
BY EDGAR TAYLOR wHEELock.


Copy right. 1891, American Press League)
There are in the United States-or
were on June 80. 1919-1,719 savings
banks, stock and mutual This does
not take into account the 5,715 post
Offices which receive savings deposits.
On the date mentioned there were on
deposit in the savings banks $780,
$1,000 belonging to 11,434,8S1 indi-
vidual depositors. The amount OF
money on deposit in the postal savings
department at the same time was
s167 1873 260, making grand total of
sc, 069, 9OO,260 as the savings of the
people OF the United States, not
counting the Liberty and Victory
bonds, and these savings were all in
creasing because they were earning in
terest.
Again THESE SAVINGS WE'RE
EARNING INTEREST.
The Money OF the American People.
This money was the property Of
men, women and children who had put
Il at work. They did not believe in
permitting money to be idle, to loaf
and earn nothing.
Savings bank deposits are not de-
signed to be permanent investments,
they are merely temporary deposits
intended to grow through their own
earnings and by new, periodical de-
posits, until they attain sufficient vol
nme to make a more profitable invest
| ment possible, or until an emergency
arises which makes It necessary to
withdraw them. Meanwhile
THEY ARE AT WORK AND ARE
EARNING MONEY.
The Class That Saves Nothing.
Here is an interesting point: More
than eleven million Americans are
making their savings work for them.
In addition there are other millions
who have savings invested in sound
industrial securities. In real estate,
farm lands, homes. or business enter
prses that are productive.
Then there are other Americans who
/ save nothing, who spend their earnings
as fast as they receive them and VINO
openly revile those who save. These
are the radicals who curse Capital
| ism" and Capitalists" because they
have wasted their capital foolishly. If
| they did not waste their earnings they
wasted the time they should have De
voted to earning money.
To which class do you Wish to DO
longf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-11-03

The people Of Dodgeville and vicinity
have contributed 1884 cash and 500
worth of clothing, etc, to the relief of
the sufferers by the fires in the north
ern part of our state
A young man named Sill Lamotte
was killed at Highland last Sunday
night. He was found lying behind one
Of the stores in the last agonies Of
death, from gunshot wound in the
neck.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-11-03

Monument builders of this city put
in an all night shift in recognition OF
the annual recurrence Of Hallawe'en.
While they seem reluctant in making
themselve known, it is presumed they
had "some time !" The youngsters who
INDUCED in destroying properly on this
occasion have something for which to
regret, that is if they were favored
with a conscience when born.
IF we believed all we heard we'd
consider Il pleasure instead Of mis-.
fortune to be stone deaf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-11-03

Mrs. Richard Moon, of Graysyille
settlement died on Tuesday and was
taken TO Ridgeway for burial.
The last but not the least worthy adj
addition to our community is brand
new boy at the Martin mansion. Trot
him around for US to see, Nick, and
wen treat.
MIR. and Mrs. j. ID. James, who have
been recognized as among our best citi-
zens and neighbors for years, left on
Tuesday for their new home at Storm
Lake, Iowa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-11-03
NOME NURSING TAUGHT
BY RED CROSS

-
shown by Wisconsin women In every
part OF the state.
During the past year there were
1869 graduates Of these courses. This
means that the mothers, wives and
daughters-many of them future
home makers-have completed the
course. These II lessons deal with
various methods of caring for the
Illness In homes as we'll as the more
important knowledge of how to pre-
vent sickness through the following
of hygienlc rules.
Plans for extending the service this
gan are being made in many counties.
washington island, which can be
reached only by boat, is one of the
communities In Door county which
plans to conduct a course. Among
places where classes have recently
been held are RGclne, Ladysmith,
Park Falls, Galesyille, Milwaukee and
Oshkosh, and in towns in the follow
ing counties: Barron, Dunn, Elkhorn,
Kewaunee, Langlade, Grant, Forest,
Washburn, Waupaca, st Crolx.
This is but one of the many inter-
est. q and worthwhile services which
ore being developed by the SO local
Red Cross chapters throughout Wis
eonsin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-11-03
twenty-five Years Ago, 1896.

A new meat market in the Iyey build
ing, foot of High St., is noticed. Thos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05

.r.Mtssar. /.
|5f. erfdeim biietet III iei1lens Sc SET
ten cine gruinolide geidibtlide Mb-
ban0l1lng otnpbl Der 3eifols aud oes
aebens 6es 5eligen. Sic 9roidiire
|ioue ben 8eg ii ieoeg u9arnpblet
&ud i10en; es miro Der, Der Or
(baul1tg iudt, ebenio nnfpreden ipiie
|ieret1, Der iid nit Der geldldte Der
bur6 Die R~efor1natiion berborgernfe-
ne11 Adir1pfe bertrdlt mad6en min. Die
Central feIe Col Eenlple Building
ct. 2oniS Mso., bietet ons Seft 5l
10 Gents Dag 5fid, portofrei, an;
bag Dlisef1o foifet $1.6O, ong Sun-
bert ste, nett Borto.
Die g. 81. Bat au1 elm ganiius-
bilDden, init 6eutfdem uro nit eng
|Iiidem ert, aus MnIoB Der Sabrbun-
berffeier beriteuen laiien. Son ben
|8il1ern init be1itidem Cert Iiin0 be-
Freits tibet 5000 nbgeies fporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05

@E1
gomoao'g gdube fir Mainner,
3 SfiIe, 81 benz ldderli6 ~nie6rigen
Breife bon $500. goniubers Sboe
Co. q. CLOUD.
gDie felt finff Sabren beitan6e-
ne 5or & Dinnoorf Girma, gigenttn-
mer zines ,Nnitreidergeiddftes, Bat
fih nnb gegenieitigem nebereinfom-
men aufgel0iit uno miro 8eter 9inu-
BORT 6as 8eiddH anf ieinen Rnnen
neiterfnbren, ndibreno Soiepb g. gor
feline gqn5e 88eit benz Ssntereiie Der men
gegrnnbeten Sor Muto 5ign CONF
pouD mtomen miro, Dent auBer linn
nod Carl groB nnb Snrbep @rimz
mer aIs geiIbaber angeboiren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
Der ieliee petrus Conf
iims.

Mm 8. Mioi meroen 400 Sabre ber:
1floIen lein felt 0em Gage, an Dem
ber Selige 8etrus ganilius ser lid
lDen gbrennnme1 zines 5tDeiitten gAlpo-
IifeD ser DeuttiIhfen er1porben, at NDm.
|meqe11 1T Sen Nie6erla1loe1 6ag 2iht
l6er 8elt erblidh. Dug 2eben bieles
mgge8eiidnpeten Ma11es, bes erften
1Dberen Ser 6eutlden 9ropina oes Sc.
1uitenorbens, Elm ereianisboaes Sc.
ben Doa Mnb11al, 2ei6en, Mrbeite1t
limo grfpIaen, 1T elm n1Berqetpohnlih
Iinterefla1iteg. gsgefpinnf aber nod an
geoelttl1rg nno SSntepeife, ne11n es I'M
2idte Der 8eifgeidibte n11o 6es gro
Ben 2ebens5ieles oes 5eIigen betrad.
fet mirb. gnnfiiug bat fein 2ebe11 Der
|grbnltungoes @lnubens u11os Der Get.
Itl1ng Der 5eelen ii Den BON Der f le
formation dtper beitngeiudten ba-
mails oentfd1prodigen 2dnoern gltroz
pag getDeir. Diefem 33ned oiente al-
les: ieine gemiibnngen our gr5iebung
Der SSatgero, our Boroerltng eines Or
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
&organge III
@tQOtlebea

Vas dlS nSDe WloOel Weeul
Marfet" an 5. Mperue iIblih ieit ~
Sabren poblbefannte @eid1an oes s..
S. 8oppenfas lit fdlifli1 an Mlpin
&ramm aus Meolpoo0 Souls, Win11.,
.pelber baielbit bier Sabre lang Elm
erltfIaiiiges 5leiidergeiddt in Der
binoung nit elmer @rocerp Soro-
lung fiibrte, ifbergegor,gel1. Yer 11elte
gigentiimer lit in oieier Staot Dor
teilbaft befannt uno bat bier Diele
Srennoe. sic er iid) s,stn Cell Dor iedbs
Sssabren in ser 5teuung als Wnritn1a-
der bel DER 8irma Sunitiger & 20.
ertporb. Seine IS Sabre lange Grfab
rung inn Metgergeihdft iino @epabr
fir Ieiner @rfolg.
-8eil fir elm gombtnations-an=
aebot fir ginridtung Der Sei5l111g
nno 9usfiibr,tng Ser Muntbterarbe1t
i'm nei,en Stearns gountD gonrtbans
nid)t .onge5eigt NOR, baben Die geles.
liden &ataeber oes. County Die We1ts
glieoer Der Gol1utp : &ommiiiion altf-
merflam gemadt, oaB Tie nit Der 9ea-
liz Seating & 8lnmbtng GpmparD
bon ct. Saul, pelder Der biesbe5ngl1-
die @ontraft am II. Mdr5 Bel Der er-
offm1ng Ser Mngebote iiberlaiiea mar,
gelestli6 fetnen &ontraff eingebe1
fonnten, 5arob nunmebr na6 elmer
8eipreduna NIT oen Mrditeften reue
Mnaebote nit 3mlaiiung leotpeoer
mogliden &ombimtinn ansgefdr1e-
ben perben ionen.
- 2etten Mittmodabeno 1T in let
nert Seim an Is. Mpemie aorolid)
2ouis s. 8oeppe infolge zines yeie-
renIeibens, bon Dem er nur etne 5tn11-
De Dor leirem Eo0e b%efulen muroe,
aus oem 2eben geidJieoen. 3par NOR
CT Monate lang BON 6ieiem 2eiben ge-
plost, erfreute it6 nber anideinero
gutter @eiunobeit, Bis er ben ieiaen
500 berbeifiibrenoe Mnfan erlitt. SET
8%eritorbene nuroe Dor 81 Sabrerl i'm
Comm ct. gIouo OILS 5obn Ser Sami-
lie &einri1 Boeppe geborer1. Bis boz
~ Sabrer1 betpobnte er cine AZ Wel=
len BON ct. CLOUD gelegene 6arm,
perlegte Damn fem &eim mod ct
CLOUD unb mar mebrere Sabre IN Del
grpin's Miible bef1dftigt, Big er fid
Ser Steinbrudbeiiberfirmo Mmerican
Granite gonpanD aIs Seilnebmer an.
fdloB. Seine Sntereiien in ienen
@eiddfte gab er lekten Serbit auf.
Wit Ser in 10 tiefe Gralter Deriebten
@attir b%etra1err feds &in6er, Don
benen bas dlteite erit 5ebn Sabre
5dblt, SEN SOB 6es fiiriorgli6en $50.
tiers, npo in 6eren 9er5eleib teifen id
Die betdfgte Mutter, Elm 8ru6er, Deb.
ger Sobt 8. 8oeppe bon bier, uni
brei Sdmeitern: bic Srauen Meotb
@mmerid, Sobann Sen8 unb Ser.
MANN Mifs. 5amitagutorgen ffani
nod einem in Der m1befledten @m,
pfdngnisfird)e Inn 9 nbr 5elebrierter
Req1iem oie 8eeroignng itatt, nobe
linn eine Delegation bes ct. Sofepb.
Mdnnerbereins, oeiien Mitglieo el
par, bas @brengeleite gab. Meoge Del
8~erftorbene ruben in 5rie6enl Ser
tralernben Sinterbliebenen aufrtdh.
ges 8eiIeio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05
@ouperneur 8reus traf Greitag

@olDerneur 9reus traf 6reitag
bornlittags in 8egleitung Der Nfit.
glieoer Ser Itaatliben gegnaoigungs.
beb6roe III ct. gIon0 eli, 1lno fprad
III Der 5taats ! Meformanltalt BOZ,
no sic betreffen6en &erren Die BON
ettpa fInf3ebn Snialien Der Strafan-
italt nnterbpeiteten 9egnaoigungsge-
Jude unterfnhter n11b mieoer mad
Ser &opitoIItaot altriifgaben, nad5oem
Iie@als @d1te hes Superinterberten
g. g. 8aialD 11iidb an einetm Sn1biB er-
friIht batten. Diie Beind}sseit mar az
fnapp geu1eIlen, nm bem Golpernear
un1 ieinen 8egleitern ben geplarten
|gmpfang in ger Sta6t ct. CLOUD, bic
a1l gbre1s oeg 6taatsoberbauptes nit
|Slaggen geihniidtt Dar, 81 bereitert.
- non ben Mitglieber1t Der
st CLOUD Sanoelsfamn1er fnir BEN be-
lten .gnttpnrf eines @ranit gortpe-
geg beim Sefferfon Sodapegeingo11-
|ge in bie 5tnbt alisgefesten 8reig I'M
8etroge bon Fiinfuno51pan5ig Collars
lift an Montng Dem San. &Saslam 5n-
erfar1tt morben. Dieier @nfiheio
|mur1e bon einem @ornitee Der Norfb-
melterr Granite Bro0l1cerg Mifocia-
|tion, pelGe ben @ranit fiji. ben Bal
|0es gortpeges Der 5taM l1nenfgeltiih
|liefert, getroHen. SiinflttoOreiBtg
Gntmiirfe tplroen gum &onte1t, Der
|anfangs oieies Sabres eingefiibrt
murDe, eingereidt. 9err Saslam 1T
bon Der Melroie Granite gornparlD
|a1s 3eidner nngeiteM.
80 Das On SO. Mbenue unD pier
ter 5traBe r0rblih gelegene Doctor
Sotel, Gigentllm 6es 5amuel 6. Ban-
Ioolfo, geriet Montngmorgen fflr5 nod
pier nbr in Sener, bns, miie angenom-
men miro, ourb idaebafte eieftriide
9rabte beruriadt pl1r0e nn6 I'M CRIB
geld)oB bes @ebdl1oes entftanb, bon
no dts Die Slannrnen iid in Die 8or=
bale neben Dem gBfaale nn0 bon bort
m1s iid in bag stpeite 5todtDerf 0urd
l6ns Da@ 9nbn brad. 8dre es niht
nm Das prompte gingreifm 1ittferer
Selsertpebr getDeienb oas gan5e @eban=
0e tudre IN einen 51uttbaufen ur1ge-
manbeIt tporoen. S1nnaerbm ddBt 6er
gigentiimer BEG @eb6ubes ieinen Ser.
llft ouf $4,000, ser bonitd116ig bnrd
8eriidern1g gebed lit. Ser gBfanl
BEG @eb6l1bes tpatrbe bonn ct. Glolt1
ghnloiifriH als 2ebr5mlmer ben1bt,
Site gduIrefor5g tpllrben gereitet,
Mobiliur n1tb gmder dber oltrh eSeu.
er 1n6 WoiIer 5u ei11em @etragebo
nabe3n $1,000 befihdoiigt.
] 8eiBe ganbaB Mdbden : 81
iforbs unb 8nmps Bel ser goninnpers
ISboe 60. gu $1.69.
Dnrb Bermittelnng ibrer Mn-
ndlte Donoba1e & A11igIeD 1T ber
6rau Hrts5inu S. &einen @attiin oes
Mnton S. 9einen, nelder lebtenzSf=
Hober BEL @iIiiton 81. g, I'M Dienit
I6er Great Nortbern Babngeienfhafi
beim &a1ppeln aneier @oggons at So
6e gebriidt tp1trbe, bon befngter Bnbr
aeieliduft Die 5nn1t11e bon $12,5Q0
aIs 5hmer5ensgelo %3nerfarnt NOR.
E6en. Srau @eiren uno S6dterder
lbaben lett bier ibr Seim beim @ater
Inns @roRbater 6. & Mod1on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-05-05

Il, inaoer MbliAt Elm, bier lein ffairoope-.
res 9eirn al mahen, Mn9 an6 iid
SER Botberbeiooer, meldber bot Sab.
rem 6as Mbnaorns 8eid6ff N
Riidulono fdlflih al th nabm, mob
reno Der Iesten 5tpei Sabre aber iein.
8eim iii Morris, Mi1ln., BAT, IN letter
Wohe IN 81. CLOUD Elm unb TAT fffh
bier nod elmer palienoen Mobrt1t11g
iiiir iieiine Jsarnilie. m.
-e Jirnla BOB @5eiger, 91n6-3
Ter III @pe3ereiien bnt. id nod nidb1tl
gar5 eiaem Sabre 8eItmb aufgeI0i.
.grterer bbat ieinen @ei9dftgarteiI
Dem 2ouig GridIor fdlfflliimfI Mierloifen.
nn6 miro bas @eihdft lett nnter Der
56irna Gridion s. geier meiterge-.
fiibrt.
@eritopfung un0 @opftpeb mo.
den Dag 2eben ~tnaieroeu BON Srale1I
teIe110ig- Solliiters Modp Molintain.
See 1T einfah groBartig fir &opf1pe.
ben 1n6 8eritopfu1tg. Gral1en in0oi.
|iieren eg iibernG. Martin Meolitor.
- &odap. r. @ilbebraro, 9. g.
81 neIder Dor ieiiner @eriebungs als.
Bfarrer nod @qrriiom 81. 9. meb-
rere Sabre Die Steae zines @ebilffs-
prieiters an Der Geiigen unbef1edfen
3Gmpf1ngnisfirde beflei6ete, ~eritatte-
k Dienitag mNfdrrbauie beiagter
einen freunoi6oftlidyen ge-
Judi.
9eibe ganbab Dnmen DIR
5foros NIT ben neuen militariiiden Nb-
Iaben 5n $2.19. @oniumers Sboe
60, ct. CLOUD.
Ser Ratbebrale ieBen i'd am
Gienltagmorge11 mdibrerb elmer bonn
|hodm. &atbebralreftor @iae11bring
nm z nbr geleienen 8rantlneile che
lih Northumberland 5teintparb 5obn
Der gnmilie Sobann 5teintpartb nno
SRI. Selern Shroeoer godter Der
Samnie Mnoreag 5droeber, beioe
bon bier. 8eim 9od5eitsmable, bus
BET ben 8raattelfern i'm &reiie elmer
beiteren 81itei6aur eingenomnle11
|mnrbe, rabm bas iurge Soar gle
~ber3liddten @lidtpnniibe erfgegen,
tporanf 0usfelbe ifiib our Sodseitsreile
mad Chicago perabibie0ete, bon mo
5nrMidfgefebrt, es ben eigenen Serb IN
nnierer Stnot, Der Ser 8rdiutigam nls
Brieftrdger biert, grinoen miro. lin
I8ilbr las Ser bohn. 9err 8etermeDer
i'm Ser &ntbeorale ei1te8rautmel1e,
tp6brenb melber George 8iebn, GodEs
ter ser bier mobnenben ganilie So=
bann Biebn, nro SRI. 4Iice S2obrir1g,
I8odter Der 6omile Sobnnn 20bring
bon MrIington Mim., iid ffuir's Sc.
ben sbereirigten. Muh bieies 8aar
miro iein 9eimsin ct. CLOUD bnben.
}M0ge es Sen beioen gbepoaren ouf
Der neil betretenen 2ebensbabn ftets
mod @nnib ergebenl
-l1nter Dem BorIik 6es &reisri6-
ters Sobm 81. Noeier miro Montag
fomr1enoer ISOLDE Ser Moi -@eridts.
termin bon 5tearns County er0Sfffnett
|Derben.
5taatsienotor S. 8. Snniban,
Bertreter Des @nltap Nelipn bon Ml=
epan6ria, nelder IN 6em IN Iebtge-
nanrter 5toot gegen i'm gefiibrten
Meoropro8eB 0s Morbes I'M er-
Eiten Grade BON ben @efb1pore11en
Iid1loig befltnbe11 unb bon &reis=
ribter Goeier at IebensldngIiider
8ubtbausfrafe ~ber1rteilt nl1r6e, bat
Die Nabriht erbalten, baB Der bont
|5taatsobergeribt erIa11bte meme 8ros
5ebB bon Douglas go11ntp nod Otter
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Splendid Friday Values in
Mems Spring. Summer
Furnishings and Hats

~ Mems Special Quality
Silk Fourth Hand Ties. me-
dium and dark colors; figured
patterns. SOC each: were II
and $3.50.
81 Pieces Mems SPRING
weight Natural-color Balbrig-
gan Underwear: long sleeve
shirts. Sizes "a and 3S: ankle
length drawers with rein
forced seat. Sizes 30. ~. A
and As. Soc each; were II. 90.
"a Mems White Cheviot Out
ing Shirts, button down COL
lars. attached single cuffs.
Sizes IA. 14h, Is, 16 and 1shz.
S2.15 each; were $500.
SO Mems Fine, Sheer White
Cambria Handkerchiefs, woven
cords and satin striped bor-
ders. Specially priced. Zoe
each; 8 for S1.OO: were 25e.
Mems Store. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-12
Women's Hosiery
Specially Priced

40 dozen pairs Women's Pure
Silk Hose with Isle soles and
garter tops, in black and
good assortment OF plain col
ors. They are uneven in
weave, but grade that would
sell at 81 if perfect. Special
price. SI.c5 pair.
so dozen pairs Women's
Full-fa ashioned silk Lisle
Hose, in black; few white
and colors. Slightly irregu-
lar: otherwise they would be
marked at 81. Special price.
Csc pair.
4s pairs Pure Silk Hose. in
black with self-embroidery or
white clocks. Some have Isle
Soles and garter tops: others
are all silk. Broken assort-
ment, sizes Sis to 10. - pair;
were - and $3.50.
Also a table OF Hosiery rem
nantsAsilks, Isle and cot
tons-at greatly re d uc d
prices.
Hosiery Section. Fir,t floor.