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IRREGULA LARITY IN STOCKS WAS AGAIN MUCH IN EVIDENCE
Demand Loans Were Fixed at six Per Cent and No ReduC-
 ton Shown in Private i Transactions
By Associated Press

Kew York, october l3.--DeVelop- ments which contributed to the recent irregularity or heaviness of the stock market were in evidence again to- day Foreign conditions, as meas ured by the weakness of German, 1tal- ian and several of the less important exchanges and sustained firmness of money were the chief factors.
 several of the commodity markets, notably sugar, also were more unset tied and advices from producing cen ters indicated slowing down in the motor, leather and kindred industries while the steel and iron trade con tinued to mark time.
 Dealings on the stosck exchange were "reminiscences of the past week S professional operations, focusing nainly in the various oils. Domestic issues were inclined to strengthen their position, but Mexican and Euro pean shares were offered at every opportunity.
 London laid the foundation for low sr international remittances and that market as well as Paris and Amster- dam. were reported to be sellers here. 1ndustrials of the more popular groups evinced reatcionary tendencies and the desultory movement of rails was mainly ward, cotton car riers showing market weakness,
 All demand loans were fixed at 6 per cent and no reduction from that rate was reported in private negotia- tions. except where gilt-edged col lateral was offered, when slight con cessions were made.
 Sterling eased with the general foreign exchange market in the early dealings, but rallied partly later. Francs lost about 10 points and marks held at the low record of 100 for 70 cents. lire also weakening, Central and eastern Europe rates were con fusingly lower and Argentine gold pesos broke 2 cents-
 Seaboard Ar Line issues at de- elines of 1 to points, followed by spirited recoveries, featured the ac- live bond market. Liberties closed mostly at gains and foreign issues were irregular at nominal changes, Total sales. par value. s19,45o,000.
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urrrn.RD,s LETTER

New York, October 13.-(Speclai.) Our market has fluctuated witnlh rather narrow limits during the greater part of the day. with the tendency toward lower level, There was some uneasiness over the ques ton of the German Siiiclan lron.iet sattlament which caused a further denression in marks. and also in for eien exchange. Our trade. while gen erally admitting that from supply noint of view. we will see ultimate lv bigger prices, are inclined to look for further liquidation as weak hoio- CTS become discouraged and sell out their holdings both of spots and fu- tures-Hubbard Bros. &, Co.
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RICE MARKET Ry AsaOciafed Preaa

New Orleans, october l3.-Rough rice steady. Sales reported: a05 sacks: Japan at 4.O6c; IFS sacks Blue Rose at 4.30c; 714 sacks Louisiana Pearl at s.76c9442c. Receipts 12,S72 sacks; millers receipts s.7s3 sacks Clean rice steady. Sales reported: 29G pockets Japan at 4hc; 3.37S pockets Blue Rose at 4ss e sc. Re- ceipts s,0s2 pockets. Bran and pol ish unchanged.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

Liverpool, October i3.-Spot cotton quIet; prices easy; good middling 14.14d; fully middling 13.e4d. mid ding 1S.24d; low middling 12.l9d; good ordinary 10.94d; ordinary 10.19d. Sales 5000 bales, including 4.1O0 American; receipts none. Futures closed easy. October 13.00d; Decem- Der 12,74d; January 12.e6d; March l2,41d: May 12.18d; July 11.93d
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Hubbard Bros. 6 Co.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, Ne~ Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro- duce Ex.hange. Associated Me,nDers Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders so- licited for the purchase and ale of Cos.on and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal tsr.ns gwen for consignment of spot cotton ee- livery.
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ceipts. 2,7O4 shipments. 3.42s; sales. ITO; stock. 47,3S4
 Dallas; MiddIing. 1s.15c; sales, | 609S
 Montgomery: Middling. 1s5oc; sales. 22s.
 Total today: Receipts, s1.715; ship 1 ments. 45,375; stock, 723,733.
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PORT MOVENEN

New Orleans Midding, 19.0oc; re- ceipts. 066; exports 70S1; sales, 4.04s: stock, 422 ss6.
 Galveston. Middling, 2o.25c; re- ceipts. l5.673: exports. 1s,775; sales, S60: stock. 3S1 2f3,
 Mobile: Middling. 1s25c; receipts. 743; sales. 159: stock. lsf5S. ceipts 4,io6: sales S0s; stock, i90.lT1. Charleston: Middling. 19,ooc; re- ceipts. so7; exports, 5.5SS; stock. 197,- sos
 Wilmington: Middling, 1S.50s; re- ceipts, 419: stock. s4.S2t.
 Texas City: Stock 9,952
 Norfolk. Middling. 1S3Sc. receipts. 1.s43: sales 2,sS2; stock. 97.65S.
 Baltimore: stock, l.l66.
 Boston: Middling, 1s55c; stock, 6,s00 < Philadelphia Receipts. ss2; stock, 9.52o
 New York: Middling. ls-55c; stock, l466Si.
 Minor Ports: receipts. 1S.s33; ex- ports 1S.S33; stock. 7.520.
 Total todayk Receipts, 50191; K ports. 50.777: stock, l.524.60S.
 Total for week: Receipts. 2S5.413; exports 20l.s24.
 Total for season. Receipts. 1.570.- 7s2; exports. l,570.792.
 INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
 By Associated Press
 Houston: Middling. 19.65c: receipts. ls.4ss; shirments 31,S21; sales. 2.S40; stock. S11,857.
 Memphis: Middling. 1s.50c; receipts, s.475: shipments 1852; sales. $500; stock. 2l1635.
 Augusta: Middiing. 1s.75c; receipts. 2.0s2; shipments. 1,1oo; sales, 20: stock. 12s,377.
 St. Louis: Middling, 2o.0oc: rec .ipts, 4955: shipments, 4S74 stock, 43.4S0. Atlanta: Middling. i9,90c.
 Little Rock; Middling. t9.75c; re-
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THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERAID FRIDAY, OCTOBER l4, 1921

banner was raised aloft and It's folds flung to the breeze Then followed the special features of the afternoons rrogramme, the addresses of the Hon NJ. L. Robertson. mayor of Gull man, and Dr. W. R. Ward of Bir- rningham. The ceremonies closed with the Stars -Spangled Banner" sung by all present.
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BANK OF ENGLAND n. A.sociated press

London. October 13.-The weekly statement of the Bank of England ghows the following changes:
 Total reserves, increased, f1.1S1,- u0o; circulation, decreased. fl,o53,o0O; bullion. increased. f7.746; other secur- sties decreased, f4,477,000; other de- aosits, increased. f7.o17 900: public ,Ieposits, decreased, f4,251.oo0; notes reserve, increased, ft,053, 900; govern snent securities, increased f6,310,00 The proportion of the banks reserve to liability this week is 14.S6 per cent last week 1t was 14.40 per cent. Rate of discount 5h per cent.
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METAL MARKET

New York. October l3.-Copper. firmer; electrolytic. spot and near by, 13@13Mc; later, 13q 13Ac. Tin, firm; spot and nearby, s27.25; fu- lures, s27.75. Iron, steady; prices un- changed. Lead. steady; spot, s4.7o@ 4.75. Zinc. firm, East St. Louis de-
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LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS
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Ny TNtsOChttH FTeHB New York, October 1S.-Liberty bonds
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK RY AARnclafefl ssYs.aa

Chicago October i3.--Cattle: Receipts 10, Oo0; beef steers 15 e 25c higher. Top yearlinga ...-......... tlz.lS Top medium weight steers 10.50 Top 1,41lpound ateers ...... s.75 Bulk beef steers ............ S.0oGl0.o0
 Hogs; Receipts So.oo0 10G2sc lower than yesterdays averase calves strong: holdover fairly liberal; largely held off market.
 Top ........, ...............$ S.bb Bulk lights and light butchers s.l53 $50 Bulk packing sows ......;. s.759 7.2s Pigs, bulk desirable ....... 7.75p 500
 Sheep Receipts. 1s,00o; fat lambs un- evenly steady to 26c lower.
 Top native lambs .........s s.25 Bulk ". .-............... s.75o s,ss Culls largely ......-......... 500 Top western lambs ......... e.36 Few head prime fed yeariings 7.00G T.5o Few fat ewes ............... 900 Mostly, down from ........ 4.5o Bulk feeder lambs ........... 7.,5G 7.5o
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DRY GOODS MARKET
 nx Aasoclufad Rress

New York, october 13.--Cotton goods and yarns were quiet today. Raw silk receipts in this country for the first two months of the crop wear ran 50,000 bales ahead of a year ago. Burlaps were easier here and firmer in Calcutta.
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Chicago. October 1s.-wheat: Nc

Chicago, October 13.--Wheat: No 2 red. sl.1SA; No. 2 hard. $1.15. Corn No. ? mixed, 45 F @46Ac; No. yell low. 46@p46Ac. Oats: No. white 3sA pare; No. white, 21@33Ac. Rye, No. 2. SSc. Barley 5O@56c. Tim othy seed. s4.25@4,75c. Clover seed $12@1S. Pork, nominal. Lard, sS.S7 @ o.o5. Ribs, se.50@7.50.
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POTATOES

Chicago. October 13.-Potatoes firm Minnesota and North Dakota, Red River Ohios, bulk $1.65@$1.75 cwt. sacked s1.90@s1.S5. Idaho round whites sacked S2.25.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
CASH GRAIN vk Us

st. Louis. October l3.-Wheat: No, @1.26; December. s1.12B; May. s1,17 Corn: No. 2 white, 45c; No. 3, 44c; December, 44%c May. 509sc. Oats No. ? white, 32hc; No. 3. 31 e 32c, December. s31Ac; May. 37Ac.
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK
 Rv Asaociafed Pvesa

East St. Louis. October 1s.--Cattle: Re- ceipts. 5,00e native steers here; west ern steers and beef coms steady to strong; other classes steady.
 Veal calves, top ,,......,.:..,,s slo.Ie
 Hogs; Receipts, 5000; closing active to strong at days level.
 Top ....,............t $50 Bulk lights and medium wts s.s5@ $50 One S0O-lb. lot brought .... T.25 bne load medium quality kind a.60
 Sheep: Receipts, l5o0. closing steady at days average steady to 26c higher than yesterdays average.
 Top lambs ..................t SIS BuIk S.zoV o-eV CuIs .s..s.ss. s.oVV o.Vv Two decks Angora goats BOO
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MONEY MARKET

BN NsHOVHfItU Tfthh
 New York, October 13.-Call money firm; high, per cent; low, per cent ruling rate, per cent; clos- sag bid. 5i5 per cent; offered at 6 3ier cent; last loan, 8 per cent; cali loans against acceptance. 5Q5ts per cent. Time loans firm; 60 days, 5 A O E1a per cent; 90 days, 51e @5A per cent; six months. 51a @5% per cent; Tsrlme mercantile paper, 5% @6 per cent
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NEW YORK BOMBS ak,s 4 aSA..,.. al lsT.aa


 U. $. 9. registerea. nld ............. l0o% U. $. ,, coupon. bid ............,.. i00a U. $. ls coupon, bid .,............ ioi% Panama Ss, registered. bid ........ 7e t9 Panama 3s, coupon, bid ........... TeIa Amer. Smelt. & Ref. ss .......... S0A Amer. Tel. X Tel. cy. es ........... 1O2h Atehison gen, gen, ts s,na ist is t;i 7s% Baltimore & Ohio cy. iias ....,.... T0is Bethlehem Steel ref. bs ...... S3b Central of Georgia Consol. 6s. bid Se Central Leather 5s ............... go Chesapeake X Ohio cy. es ......... S3A Chicago. Mil & St. F. cv. 4hs .... 64 Chicago, k. 1. X Pac. Ky. ret. 4s 71% City of Paris Gs .,...,........... s9 15-I6 Colorado x Southern ref. 4hs .... TIA Dominion of Canada ss tissi] ..... " ssa Erie gen, 4s ................ a Illinois Central ref. 4s ........... 7S Int Mer Marine ss ............... S2 Kansas City southern ref. 5s ...,.. T9ih l4iggett X Myers bs, bid ...s:...s S6h Louisville & Nashville un. As, bid :. sax Missouri. Kan. & Texas 1st 4s ..... 66la Missouri Pac. gen. As ............. s7 New York Central deb. 6s ....... sbm Norfolk Western cv. 6s .......... l03k Northern Pacific 4s ............ STA Pennsylvania gen. 5a .............. 88h Reading gen. As ........,......... 76% Republic iron Steel er Qs40) .... go St. Louis & San Fran. adj. ss .. s6M Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s ....... 1S Southern Bell Tel. 5s, bid .. s6 Southern Pacific cy. 5s bid ........ slA Southern Railway 5s ............... S5h Texas & Pacific 1st ss .....,... S1h Union Pacific 4s ........,.,..... B3H United Kingdom of G. B. l. 6As
 ', tassn ts::''.'',.,'.''''..''.'.'. SsH Virginia Carolina Chemical 6s .... ssh Wabash list 5s .................. S8% Wilson & So. cv. 6s ,............. S4
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON Rx ASsOcinted Press

New Orleans october 1S.-The cotton market closed steady at net decline of 2s fo poiuts.
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LONDON MONEY

by RsSUVIHttU ftHf
 London, October 1S.-Bar silver a27s pence per ounce; money sH CT "Ant
 Discount rates--short bills, 1 Ter cent; three months. bills 4B per ttnt
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New York, October 1s-Butter firm; creamery extras, 47c; creamery firsts, 3SG46c Eggs firm; fresh gathered firsts. 4344Sc, Cheese firm; average run, 21ia Q22c.
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SPOT COTTON

New Orleans, october 13.-Spot cot ton steady and unchanged; sales on the spot a24 bales; to arrive, 9,125. Low middnng, 17c; middling. 19c; good middling, 200. Receipts, s,Oss; stock, 422,SSe.
 New York, October 1S.-Spot cot ton quiet; middling, 19 .55c.
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PRODUCE By Associated Press

Chicago, October 13.-Butter high CT; creamery extras, 45c; firsts. 341s 044c. Eggs higher; firsts. 42@44c Poultry. alive lower; fowls, 25c; springs, FOG.
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BAR SILVER

By AssOClHttu Frekk New York. October l3.-Foreig Ign bar silver 7SAc Mexican dollars 5s ssc.
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spoT COFFEE

By Associated Press New York. October 13.---Coffee, Rio No. 5-1ec.
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SUGAR MARKET


 New York. October 13-The raw sugar market was quiet and un- changed with no sales reported Gu has were quoted at 2.5Sc cost and freight. equal to s4.23c for Cubas. while Philippine and Porto Rico cen trifugals were 4.13c.
 The raw sugar futures market was little more active today, but consid- erable of the business was in the form of switching from the near to the distant positions. Prices were steadier earlier on covering and a little buying for outside account. but after showing advances of to 5 points on active positions they eased off under trade selling and closed unchanged to 3 points net lower with the exception of October which was points higher. Final bids: Decem- Der 2.S2c; March 2.26c: May 2.S3c; and July 2.46c.
 In refined several of the local re- liners reduced. their dist prices 20 points 10 the basis of 5.30c for fine granulafed, with all now at that level. There was a better inquiry noted but 1t was mostly for prompt shipment,
 There were no transactions in re- fined futures and final prices were unchanged to II points net lower with December at a.40c; March 5.30c; May 5.2sc; and July 5,soc.
 BANK OF FRANCE
 By Associated Press
 Paris. October l3.--The weekly statement of the Bank of France shows the following changes.
 Gold In hand. increased 177,000 francs: silver in hand. increased, POI ,000 francs: notes In circulation decreased 1so.1s7.000 francs treasury deposits increased 11.704o00 francs: general deposits increased 5s,S59. GOO francs: bills discounted increased 5l.- s64 .O0o francs advances decreased. 3a.s93. GOO francs: advances to the state remain unchanged at a5,%ee,- COG ,o00 francs
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Waists

8 White Wash Net Waists. tucked
front and yoke. collar and turn-back
cuffs: three-quarter sleeves and full in
front. Sizes 50. A and 40. 1896 each;
were $675.
broidered in iridescent silk and gold
threads; in navy. brown and peacock;
sizes In 3s, 5 in 3s. in 40 and 2 in AZ.
$2.95 each; were s5.75.
10 Georgette Hip-length Tfe-on Blouses.
in navy and brown: embroidered and
trimmed in bisque and green and all
black; / size "a. 5 size SO. 3 size 80 and
size ~. 1886 each; were $5.75.
Georgette Crepe Overblouses, en-
broidered and beaded. in navy, brown and
peacock: 3 size SO, size IS and l size
40. $2.s5 each; were $5.75.
II Tie-on Blouses. in brown. navy and
black georgette crepe; / size 81. g size
80. 3 size SO. I size 40 and / size A.
$2.96 each: were $5.75.
q, three quarter sleeves and ROUND neck:
sizes SO and 80. $2.s5 each: were $5.75.
10 Georgette Crepe Blouses. in navy
and brown. with front embroidered in
bisque: size "a, size SO. 3 size 3s and
1 size 49, lbs each; were $5.75.
5 Colored Organdie Waists. in orchid
and pink. white tucked collars and cuffs:
size 80. size 40. 1 size A and 2
size 40. SECS each; were $5.T5.
9 White Dimity Sports Biouses, colored
Bingham sailor collar and turn-back cuffs;
and SIZE A. $2.95 each; were S5.75.
5 Tucked Organize Shirts, convertible
collar, in watermelon shades ! size 81.
I size IS, size 10 and size A. Sc. 95
each; were $8.75.
Blouse Section, Third floor
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81 Mems Fancy Colored Silk
Four-in-hand Ties, figured and
striped patterns and dark
colors. 55c each; were $3.50.
80 Mems Best Quality Outing
Flannel Night Shirts in neat
striped patterns, We neck and
rundown collar styles; sizes
IS, 10 and II. S1.65 each; were
s..
II Mems Atwood Cloth Out
ing and Golf Caps; figured pat
terms in medium colorings;
sizes 7, rs and 73s. Csc each;
were 81 and $3.50.
9 Mems Navy Blue Worsted
Sweaters, coat style with We
neck; sizes Sc, SO and 40. ,$3.85
each; were Sc.
76 Mems Lightweight Chev-
lot Neglige Shirts, with soft
cuffs; neat striped patterns
sizes IS, 15H, Is and 1914. $l.5o
each; were So
81 Mems White Madras Neg
lige Shirts, self-striped pat
terms; soft cuffs; sizes Ia, 151z,
16H, II, 171z and 10. $1.50 each;
were s..
10 Mems Pure Silk Pongee
Shirts, natural color; detach-
able collar to match; sizes 16.
1914 and II. S. each; were $3.50.
IS dozen Mems Fine Cambria
H e m tched Handkerchief,
neat co1ored borders. Csc each;
were Soc.
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Sweaters

Extra Size Fiber Sweater, fancy
weave, tuxedo style; finished with
plated silk girdle: size 80. $lS.7o; was
$22.50.
8 Imported Wool Jumpers. from Lon.
don, in colors of rose and copen, gray
and lavender, copen and yellow, Jade and
gray, yellow and lavender and white and
rose. $s.75 each; were $3.50.
Fiber Silk Sweaters, fancy weave
roll collar, fastened with three pearl but
tons at waist; in turquoise and pink
$3.50 each; were $19.75.
Wool Tie-ons, long roll collar and
turn back cuffs: finished with ostrich
edge. 1896 each; were $6.75.
80 Wool Sleeveless SpenceE, in white
or black. aS1 each; were $l.75.
Extra Size Wool Sweaters. 3 in navy
with navy and white tuxedo collar; III
brown with brown and tan tuxedo col
lar. finished with plated girdle. Sizes
46la TO 52s. $1s75 each; were $3.50.
Sweater Section, Third floor.
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Misses Abbare7

8 Misses Raincoats. in navy blue rub
berized poplin, belted models. size IA.
$9.75 each: were SIS.
Tan Raincoat, rubberfzed. size 10.
1896: was $685..
2 Misses Raincoats. in rubberized silk
finish material, raglan sleeves: size 16.
$12.75 each; were $3.50.
Satin Dresses, one navy and one
black, over-skirt model. sizes II and 16.
SIS each; were $39. so.
l Taupe Mignonette Dress. trimmed
with blue stitching; size IL. $25; was
S65.
Black Net Dinner or Dance Frock
trimmed with silver ribbon and rufiles.
edged with silver picot, size 1S. $28.5c;
was $3.50.
Orchid Georgette Dinner or Dance
Dress. simple model: over-skirt finished
with feather trimming to match; size 16;
slightly soiled. $3.50; was $3.50.
l Twilight Blue Suit, Of duyet de
lame, slight ripple model. size IA. $3.50;
/ Navy Blue Fine' Quality Tricotine
Suit. very unusual model, with novelty
jacket. size 16. $45; was SIPS.
Misses Blouses. including voile and
batiste. tailored and fancy models, all
slightly mussed. sizes IA. 10 and IL.
$2.95 each; were IS and $5.76.
Misses Section. Fourth floor.
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Lace, Vo1e and
Co7oved Curtains

pairs Green Snowflake Nadrae Cur
tains. stenciled border, with valance.
$1.06 pair; were $3.75.
pair Blue Snowflake Madras Curtains.
stenciled border, with valance. $l.s5
pale; was $S.75.
pair Blue Poplin Curtains. with
valance and artistically stenciled
border. $8.75 pair; was $3.50.
pairs Pretty Mulberry Fiber Silk
Curtains with valance. $4.s5 pair; zero
$3.50.
pairs Very Fine Wolfe Curtains.
with neat lace edge and dainty lace in.
serts. $685. pair: wore $40.
3 pairs handsome Ivory Wolfe Cur
tains. with beautiful border Of lace and
eyelet embroidery, 8 yards long. $11.50
pair; were $3.50.
pairs Soft Ivory Wolfe Curtains,
with beautiful quality narrow lace edge
and corner. 2h yards long. $685. pair;
pairs Handsome Handmade Curtains,
combination of Filet and Cluny Lace
and eyelet embroidery mounted on scrim,
yards long, suitable for, dining room
or living room, slightly soiled. $3.50
pair; were SIS.
lace insertion and narrow edge. 3 yards
long, l pair soiled. IS pair; were $l2.6o.
all-over design, 81 yards long, ivory
color. $3.50 pair; were $35.
10 pairs, Brussels Net Curtains,
dainty wreath and bowknot design,
slightly imperfect, white, 2h yards
long. S. pair; were SIS.
l pair Irish Point Curtains, neat
border. 2h yards long, sample, soiled.
"a pairs was $3.50.
~ pairs Attractive Ivory Filet Mesh
Net Curtains. So pair: were Sc.
Curtain and Drapery Section, Fifth
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A Very Interesting
Friday DISPOSAL Of
MEMS FURNISHINGS

81 pieces Mems Winter
weight Ribbed Ba lib riggan
Underwear; shirts, sizes SO. 49,,
40, a and 46; drawers, rein
forced seat, sizes 81, "a, Sc. 40.
AZ and a.. Csc each; were $3.50.
81 pieces Mems Medium
weight Wool and Cotton Mixed
Underwear; unshri n kable
shirts, sizes So. AZ. a. and 46:
drawers, sizes Sc, SO, 40, A and
46. 81 each; were $3.50.
10 pieces Mems Duofo1d
Underwear in silvery gray wool
and cotton mixtures, with soft
finish white cotton, on inside !;
shirts, size ~ only; drawers,
sizes Sc, 40 and a. S1.50 gar
ment; were $3.50.
IS dozen Mems Seamless
Black Isle Socks, double soles,
toes and heels; sizes 10, 1917
and II. z5c pair; were Soc.
u dozen Mems Laundered
Collars, E & w and Arrow
brands; discontinued styles !;
sizes IA to 1914. f for 75c; were
Csc each.
81 pairs Mems Heavy Gut
seam Tan Capeskin Walking
Gloves, spearpoint and em-
broidered backs; sizes TX, 734,
8 and 81. S1.85 pair; were $3.50.
81 pairs Mems Splendid quail
ity Silk Four-in-hand Ties,
neat figured patterns in medium
and dark colors. S5c each !;
were 81 and $3.50.
Mems Store, First floor.
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Women S Suits

IS New Wool Jersey Suits,
belted models, patch or tailored
pockets, in blue. brown, tan
and mixtures. Special, $3.50.
II Wool Suits, in navy, black,
brown and mixtures, plain and
belted models, in tricotine,
velour, duvet de 1aine and
tweeds. Broken sizes "a to AZ.
S31.75 each; were Sos and SIS.
1 Navy Tricotine Suit, tailored
model, long lines, notch collar.
size So. $3.50: was S125.
l Elack Basket Weave Velour
Suit, belted model with seal COL
lar. $:I7.5O; was sos.
l Oxford Riding Habit. tailored
model with long ripple coat. well
cut breeches; size 40. $3.50;
was $50.
2 Tweed Riding Habits, long
ripple coat, well fitting, notch
collars. Sizes Sc and 40. 5000
each: were 500.
Women's Suit Section, Third floor.
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Pett;coat Remnants

White Petticoats, with satin founce
and sateen top. tailored style, lengths
"a: Be and 3s. 1895 each; were SIS.
Extra-size White Charmeusette Petit
coats, finished with scalloping or hem
stitching. Lengths SO and 40. $685.
each; were s. and So.
3 Japanese Silk Petticoats, deep
honnces. finished with hand embroidery
and heavy scalloping: reinforced panel,
lengths 81 and 40. 1895 each; were $12.
Extra-size Brown Silk Jersey Petit
coats. finished with three narrow pleat-
Cd r9fiies; length. 80. 1896 each;
Petticoat Section. Third floor.