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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
The Story So Far.

Essie Birdsong. sliovely flower Of ths
East Side. works In the bi1tsky mn-
soSs IL sS.i n''D ol M. motssr Ths.s con.
ditions are as bad spiritually as they
are physically. and Essie seeks an
Tniu POPE D; am an usher a, . th.ater. Lulu
Gets Essie place at the same thsater
and tells tho girl she ha. : steady"
5ss hsG ana pr1auSs' tiokst .pccn,or
Elsie tells her mother and Jimmie
about him but he steadily keeps away
fe E: Dsss.; :m Z. ... ...ss to John
ier%sr .uis s Of ssn Mr o. Ss
Hssie invites Joe to dinner but but aga. na
when she meets him later she tells him
she doesn't ever want to see him again.
c'Just Around tho Corner" made
INTO motion pictures, scenario and
direction BY Francea Marion, n .
Cosmopolitan production, released
- . Paramount picturel
Screen Version Novslizsd
By JANE MCLEAN.
ct don't know how-it amt up
70 me-if I knew him I'd go after
him; but don't. its up to your
you mean you think she's right
that tshe won't get better?''
"sure do"-his voice broke
''did you see how she looks? You
% out and find Joe and make him
como here-you don't have TO do
anything after that-so longs Ma
Oees him."
'''But I don't know where he H."
stammered Essie. g g.. IS.
The boy seized her arm. "You
got to find him; do you hear? You
done all this, and now you got to
fx 1t up for Ma"
"In try" Essie whimpered. .-..
"You hear that?" A groan from
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21

Beat it," said Joe roughly. you
amt got nothin' to say to me an
1 got less to say to you"
"Joe, you don't understand" she
pleaded. going still nearer and TAX.
ing him by the arm.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
Do you know that

A moderate trickle OF water from
an ordinary tap will waste $50
gallons a day, or 54.750 gallons in a
year.
In Persia the dough for making
bread Is rolled out as thin as a pam
cake, and as long as an ordinary
towel.
In Cornwall the country folk say
the swallows spend the winter In
the old. discarded tin mines, aDi
they jump three times for luck,
when they see the first swallow Of
the season appear.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21
Jimmie

Get away Joe shook Off her
hand and backed away: the men
snickered. 1t was plain enough to
them that here was a tragedy the
like of which they had often seen.
And ordinarily they would have
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-21

the game was halted-a group Of
faces peered at the girl and at
him.
Joe" she called coming nearer.
"I've got something to say to you
you've got to listen"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

StctmHhIp Co. ........f ''oo"'o'V
ALIEN AMBER II. SICOL
Na,,i on Go ..........
An p'n. tir,s 60
N1Tr," GniF 9 Yves, 10
Irdi,. Stcpmpship Iincst 75i,SO0 u
Atlantic Guf Ol cor
parailor ...... eO.OO0.o0o
tIrnIul Terminal CO.. 100000 /.
t-.Iu steamship Coz. 7.O0O.o0o
tI,I, Si,,mshIp Ter
fnu,I Co.. .......... 100000 J
International Shipping
....'..... 1000
M,llur, Stctm,hip Co 100000 ,
Sow Nnrt a suba Mail
S.pmahlp Go. ........ 100000 ,,
Soy, york \ Porto Rico
yt,,p,.n,n CO Of New
Nork .................. 10000
%,V York y Porto Rico
St,,nahtp CO. ~ Maine 5000 600
SIN Antonio GO ...... 10000
San Antonio Backing GO. 1000
q.,ufi,ro terminal 90.
scandinavian Trust GO. 3i.2Gi,0o0
S,,,uN sixth street 60.
Southern sframshiu Co. % 600
Summit Estates co ...
t.ptnl Si,t,a 4 Porto
Rico NtNgalon Co 600
NNmiurtou Terminal
e., . 10000
CIENEIAND n. DODGE
ph,lr4 Dodrc Corporh u
tlln ...........{ t. 00o. 600
N,uorurdo A Sa,ra
u,nto Mountain Ry. 7 o0o 600
Nl,u,rordn Lumber GO. 7IO.uO
American Nrtsg Co. ib.OOO. 600
NII,ut, Mutual Inrir-
,r.. e., .... l6.N21. i9l /
turrn Mountain nv Go. 100000
rn,nnorrinl Mining co.
p,,,s,u ltucl Salcs co
n,,,,nn railway a Coal
ga. .,.... 3I0O,00O
M pnao 4 Nvrthcaatcrn
q, . 1879, 900 |
rl pnso A Northc,stcrn
R,iIronl co .. b.t0O, 900 |
IN r,an A Rock Island
nv . 5000, 900 |
sI I,sn A SouthcaMcrr
El parl 4 southeastern
CO. .....,.......... 2S.ooo,o ooo
III Tnso & Sou,hwc"t
cru railroad Co ..,... l',o0h,o"o
Golden mn Corporation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Dcyc,opmcnt OF Zlonism,

b'N'''i - ,on~ ui,n
Officially organized IN 1871 @!uh
ism has advanced year by year, ne
,irst congress held in Basic, SwitZ-
land i'm that year was attended by
ooe delegates, only handful OF
Iows. whereas today Zionism has
its organization in every part OF the
,vorld where there are Jews ana
mere are some Of them almost
o,orywhere. Large sums OF money
have been raised and expended In
.he establishment OF many agricul-
tmrol settlements Scientific meth
ods nave been employed in agricul
,ura. schools have been established,
and the foundation OF the great He
brew university has been laid on the
Mount OF olives. The organization
OF colonies ~ progressing. Jews are
acquiring the land in Palestine and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
Dnible Begins 10 End.

.UH dolbIe began 10 count, as
T%,",'d' IN the spring of the year a.
and since the period of favor
@ Law neen lS45 years, the period Of
punishment should likewise be 1s+5
s'"Ts Then adding 1s45 years TO
- o3 brings us to 1873; ana on
la latter date. II our calculations
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
An Agreeable Surprise

"Ahout three years ago when |
was suffering from 4 severe cold
on my lungs and coughed most
OF the time night and day. | tried
4 bottle Of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and was surprised al the
promptncSS with which ii gave
me relief. writes Mrs. James
Brown. Clark Mills. \. Y. Many
has been surprised aud
pleased with the prompt relief af-
fordcd by this remedy. oct
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
WILL SURVEY ROADS
Federal Bureau VIII Investigate
Highways of Nation.
Seeks inferruation. en- Cost, Character
OF Construction and General Con.
dItion of country's Rosds-
Asks Cooperation.

Washlngton.-The bureau OF public
roads OF the United States Department
Of Agriculture will shortly undertake
a survey OF the milense. cost. character
of construction and general condition
of the nations highways. The survey.
which is the most extensive ever I'M
dertaken and the first in seven years.
Is TO be made with the aid OF state aud
local officials and individuals the coun-
try over. and IL comparable only 10
the great task OF taking the national
census.
Nobody. in all probability. could
guess today within millions of dollars
y nat the roadways total. In dollar
and cents. on the ledger OF the national
assets. Nobody knows how many miles
there are where wheels may roll. The
strength and the weakness OF the ma
tion's transportation arteries Likewise
are unknown in detail.
When the survey is completed. all
these and other facts will he known
and will he available for guidance la
road builders. In addition there will
be abundant data 10 show up coinpari-
sons of costs. The wcll-built roads OF.
saw. PENNSYLVANIA can be- laid. dollar
for dollar and mile for mile. alongside
the weil-buiIt roads of California and
other states. First cost and maiiIic-
nance OF macadanG. asphalt. concrete
every kind of road built-fron one seq
ton can he matched against such costs
from every other section. il desired.
The WAY 10 make the dollar most eficc-
tive in road work thus will be- point"d
OUT.
Rural highways ~ well a. urban are
TO he included. the latter embracing all
roads. streets aud alleys in incorpOrai-
ed communities OF 300 inhabitants or
more. How the funds are provided t"'
constructing aud maintaining roads
also will he made known. Tho amount
invested in road machinery lin item
concerning which even approximate in
formation is lacking today-will bc
sought After the infOrma lion i oh
tanned It will be kept up 10 date.
In undertaking the survey the bu-
reau requests the assistance al every
unit OF government doing road work
! In the nation Of road officials the coun-
try over. and OF association, organizs-
dOns and individuals, down 20 the man
sTith fiivysr having information OF
data as 10 local highway activities As
future legislation may be based on
percentage, OF road mileage, II is point
ed cut ftat it is essential far each unit
10 hare its ror5i, IS veil Is irs in
proved road mileage carefully ana cor
rectlT recorded in the survev.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
ORDINANCE

Be il ordained hv the Board oi
Council OF the City OF Richmond,
Ky, that the hereinafter named
property holder, ro-u-it Mrs L
T. Rice, located and fronting upon
Summit street. IN Richmond. Ky,
he and the same is hereby ordered
10 construct and maintain CON
crete pavement. Crrbs, and gut
tiers in front Of and abutting upon
her property. Said pavement shall
be constructed according - spe-
cifications flied with the Mayor
and that which have hereinbefore
been adopted by the Board o.
Council for the construction Of
pavements. curbs and CUTTERS in
said city. sad pavement shall
run he full length OF saiu proper
~ and shall be q feet wide and
made on n grade furnished by the
Street Committee.
Upon failure or refusal OF the
above property holder to comply
with the provisions Of this Ordin-
ance within 30 days after its pas
sage and publication. then the city
will advertise for the construction
OF said pavement. curbs and gut
tiers. and will let the contract for
same end upon the completion
will take such steps Is are neccs-
sary 10 enfroce the lien upon said
property as in such cases is pro-
vided by Section 35Gz OF the Ken
lucky Statutes.
This ordinance shall take CT
feet from and after It's passage
and publication, as required by
law. WM. O'NfiI.. Mavor.
MI. W. +. Blanton. City Clerk.
Oct. 9th. 1921. 245 q
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

Circuit Judge-W. r Sllaclzel-
ford
Commonwealth Attorney' w.
w J Baxter
Circui; ClerS-Tas. W. Warcrs
Reproscntative-D. Willis
Kennedy
COUNTY Tudee-john d, Good
loc.
County Clerk-lIueh Samuels.
Sherif'-Elmer Deatherage.
County Attorney-T. p. Che
na..it.
iailer--Chas. Rogers.
C0roner-Chas. T. Dudley.
Surveyor-f1. {. Dotv.
Tax Commissioner-V. w
Adams.
3Iagistrates-T. B. Collins. /
T. Wilson. Gordon c. 3urg:n. c
/. Upton 4. =. Daniels. Toc T
Long. o. Tea,sr.
Con~taLlS-Wtn. Rhodus.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
HEARD ABOUT TOWN

Mr.. w. w. Broaddus. the East
End coal dealer. turned over to
a representative OF the Daily
Register 4 periodical published by
the Register Printing Co. dur
ing the year 1877. 1t i an eight
column folio and the columns
measured twenty eight inches. 1t
is 4 weekly edition and every line
OF the paper was set up by hand.
The markets which appeared in
the paper pr very interesting,
and compared with quotations Oil
the coal situation TODAY. the
prices are practically the same. as
well - feed >tutf> and other sta
pie articles. The Daily Register
has III file papers OF even an
earlier date. which make mighty
good reading matter L" those of
In, older generation.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
WELL KNOWN TOBACCO
MAN DIES IN SOUTH

Irvine Shockency. Of Emincncc,
died III Asheville. y. G.. Wcdues-
day He Is survived by two hill
dren, two sisters, and by his iarh-
er and mother, Mr.. and Mr.. z
F. Shockency. He was employed
b. the American Tobacco C7m-
pany As buyer. AR. Shockency
spent two winters IN Richmond
during the tobacco season and
made a number OF friends here
who are sorrv 70 learn 81 his I'D
den death.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
BABY'S BODY FOUND BY
DOG IN ASH PILE

Patrelman James Turner. OF
the Richmond police force. was
called 10 the eastern part of the
city Sunday morning To- invcsti-
gate the case OF thrcc-day old
white infant which was du" mp
from an ash pile i'll the rear OF the
Richmond hotel. No clue to
identification OF the baby's pag-
cntagc has been found. il Is un-
dcrStood.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Notice To Taxpayers

Your city taxes for the year
1921 are now due and in my hands
for collection. You are request
ed TO call and settle. On all taxes
not paid by November 1st, the
penalty prescribed by Ordinance
will be attached, also interest at
the rate of 6 per cent per annum
will be charged on all bills in my
hands after November l, 1921.
JESSE Dykes,
City Collector.
Office at City Hall. corner First
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Heroes Relatives pefrauded.

New York.-Alleged To have sold
fake memorial medals TO relatives and
friends of soldiers killed in the World
war, Marion Gross, a salesman. was
arrested on u charge of using the mail
20 defraud. The value of the medal
the police said, was about 10 cents.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

JAMES ". PEARSON
REAL ESTATE aao I.lyE STOCK
AUCTION Err
RICHMOND. Ky. PHoNI. .cS
As nm evidence az nv ability . refer
you Ia the many TURNER'S. SIarkn.
and real estate dealers for ,.i.om \
have conducted sales jn this and
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Income Tax Rates Approved
CHy Associate T't.-D

Washington, Oct. 27-NormaI
tax rates OF four per cent nn the
first $1,000 Of income aud eight
per cent over that amount were
approved today by the Senate.
The committee amendment pro
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

Longer skirts for Teachers Ordered.
Lyndhurst, n. J.-Longer skirts and
no silks OF satins-this is the latest
order TO teachers issued by the Lynd-
hurst school board. The order does
not specify the length demanded.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Administrators SALE
L. 5 Palmer Plaintiff
vs.
W,l;a Pre,,ytie Her Defendant
Plaintiff
Defendant
l.. ). Palmer
Ns.

vs.
Wylie Pfelviti Hers Defendant
Pursuant to power OF Attorney INTACT ol sale entered
into the above ied action by the administrator OF and
the lawful heirs OF Wye Preyvitt the undersigned admins
will expose public sale 10 the highest and best bd
der at the hour of 10 o clock
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %. 1921
on the premises the following described property: @
tract or parcel of land IN Madison county. KY ON the
lack Creek pike one half mile from The Forest Hill school
house. and described as follows: Bounded by he land OF
Bette Million Jim Curry Mike Sewers, and Jacks Greek
pike, containing 80
The above described land is IN the highest of cutI
vaton splendid sand stone land; fine hemp. q
tobacco and well improved On the premises here goo
dwelling house. splendid tobacco barns; there an e
erlasng spring and well The yard OF The above mention
ed dwelling house There big orchard on the premises
Only 5 acres of the land is IN cultivation and the remand
er In grass There little of such land this the mar
ket IN the county.
Terms will be made known on day of sale.
There will also be sold onehalf interest - Of
corn splendid milk and other personal property
L. 8. PALMER
Jesse Cobb, Auctoneer
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

Thr Garfield Taxi line have
added another car To their alrea-
DIV large zine. and it Is the envy OF
the community 1t is 4 T-passen-
ger Dodge enclosed taxi and a
large number e JOY seekers have
ridden to points OF interest in
this part OF the site. and pro-
nouncc it one OF the most enjoy
able rides OF their lie. II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

L. 5. Barker, represent ne Ei
=. Price & Co. out OF Chicago,
makes his initial trip 10 KlGh-
mond Oct. 2T-28 3Ir. T. = Ii
der has carried this wonderful
line oi clothing Tor years and,
feeling that II would be moro
profitable TO have man from
the house i'll charge OF the meas
uring. made arrangements for
hi visits here. II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

S1RAYED-From my place,
Tuesday, black Jersey heifer; lib
eral reward; notify Arthur Fritts,
Bybee, KY. 252 Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
TWO-CENTS A WORD

FARM for rent ut College Hill.
Call 1873 or see Mrs. Sam Wiz
loughby 242 If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

uosin. these rates which the
Democrat, three sought I'll
amend Yesterdays -Avithout sue
tess. was opproEd within .
minute after the Senate met.
WANTED-Itoom with steam
heat call Mr.. ID 81 %
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25
Boy lassoes Truck;
Dragged to Death

New -York.-Playing cowboy,
John zBullera, ten, threw his
lariat around post on the edge
Of heavy truck that was pro-
ceeding along pier No. 81 Hold
ing TO the rope, he was dragged
several feet. his head striking the
pavement. before the driver
could stop his truck. The lad
was dead when an ambulance
arrived.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

Charles II. Moorman. chair
man OF the republican campaign
committee. Is tipped TO succeed
Huston Quin on the Appellate
Bench by appointment il the lat
ter i elected mayor al Louis
vile
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

Old Honest John" wishes to
announce 10 his friends that he
: willing TO take them in his
new taxi line 10 any part OF the
state. at very reasonable charges.
!ohn j. an-oid taxi man and his
friends LAY he never diSappoints.
Those desiring 1" ride with him
can reach hin, by calling tic
kccN.> MOTOR 90. i
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-10-25

Jesse Cobb, Auctioneer.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Won1en's Waists

Black and Brown Georgette
Waists. trimmed in satin bands and
stitched in contrasting color silk,
size "a. 3 size 36. 2 size 80. $8.o5
eachs were 9S.75.
2 Beaded and Embroidered Georg-
ette Waists. in taupe and brown.
sizes A and 4s. $s.sS each, were
Brown Tucked Georgette Waists.
piped in jade, 2 size 36. size 40.
1896 eAchs were 35.75.
26 Georgette Waists. all light
shades. embroidered, tucked and lace
trimmed, white and flesh, all sizes
in the combined lot. Special, S3.S5
each.
ss Georsetre Waists. in suit
shades; rust. bisque, navy, taupe.
brown and copen. Special. &3.S5
each.
10 Wash Net Waists, tucked front
and back. collar and cuffs finished
with tucked frill; size SO, size
3s, size 40. size 46. 92.95 eachs
were 3S.75.
1eo Wolfe and Batiste Waists. in
tucked and tailored styles, mostly
large sizes. Special, 9l!AS each.
IS Dimity and Wolfe Waists. lace
trimmed or tailored styles. Special.
Sl.05 each.
~ Tailored English Chambray
Waists, in lavender. nile, rose ana
bisque. Special, sass each.
Waist Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
House
FURNISHINGS

Hand-power Washing Machine.
galvanized steel tub; shopworn.
$3.50, was $25.
1, Porcelain Top Kitchen Table.
size 34x22 inches; slightly damaged.
4J.75, was $10.50.
1 Hotakold Nickel-plated Vacuum
Bottle, quart size; slightly damaged.
$3.50, was $3.50.
2 6-lb. Electric Irons, slightly
damaged. 1896 each: were 81.
Combination Table and Clothes
Hamper. shopworn' $780, was
Folding Bars, slightly shopworn.
2 White Bath Stools. slightly dam
Porcelain Table Tops. size 24x36
each: were $3.75.
3 White Enameled Steel Kitchen
Stools. slightly damaged. $1.oJ each;
were $3.50.
white Sanitary Kitchen Garbage
Pals. slightly imperfect. 1915 each;
were $5.25.
Copper-bottom wash Boilers.
slightly damaged. @I.s5 each; were
$3.65.
3 Galvanized Ash sifters, slightly
shopworn. el.06 each; were $2.75.
Is Square White Enameled Bread
Boxes: slightly imperfect CSC each;
1900 Cakes swifrs Borax Laundry
and Household Soap. Special. 4sc
dosen.
House Fu.aishi,s Section. yifth assr.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Friday Sale of
Curtains

"a pairs very fine quality Mar
quisette Curtains, a very strong,
durable weave. one that will give
excellent service. Curtains are
hemstitched and have neat lace
edge, 2H yards long, in ivory and
white; an exceptional value. $2.75
pair; were 81.
l Pair Filet Mesh Ivory Net Cur
tains. ~ yards long. $1.75 pair;
Pair Ivory Wolfe Curtains, en-
broidered corners and lace edge. 2h
yards long: sample, soiled. 94.S5
pair, were 41O.5O.
Pair Ivory Voile Curtains, lace
edge. 2h yards long. s<ss pairs
i Pair White Fine Marquisette
Curtains: neat lace edge; sample.
slightly soiled; IN yards long. S4.s5
pairs were $40.
Pair White voile Curtains. lace
corner, hemstitched; 2k yards long.
$3.50 pair, were $3.50.
l Pair Green Snowflake Curtains.
stenciled border; Dutch valance: IN
yards long. &1.s5 pair, were &S.75.
1 Pair Rose Snowflake Cross Stripe
Curtains, 2A yards long: Dutch
valance. $1.SS pair. were 1915.
An unusual collection OF remnants
and short lengths OF Cretonnes. Pop
1ins. Silkofines, Curtain Nets. Voiles.
Marquisettes. Silks. Velours and
various other drapery and up
holstery fabrics.
Y to u less thar former prices.
Curtain and DfapeEy seetioa, FIFTH Asoe.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Model Cretonne
Curtains

Curtains that have been used
for display purposes, one pair of
a kind only. greatly reduced.
l pair Heavy Quality Cretonne
Curtains, attractive bird designs. in
black, rose, gold and white. on back
to match. trimmed in fringe. with
cuff-tie backs. $3.50, was 126.
1 pair Cretonne Curtains. black
ground with brightly coiored fg-
ured design, valance and cun-tie
backs cretonne edged. ST. was
SIS.
l pair Imported Cfetonne Cur
tains. beautiful coloring and de-
sign. finished with Bullion fringe:
cuff-tie backs without valance. 95s
was S1o.6O.
1 pair Plain Gold Figured Cur
tains, with neat edge, and shaped
valance Of cfetonne; u, was $3.50.
DrapeD Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Friday Special in
Little Children'sWear

S Dozen Children's Creepers, in
pink and blue check gingham, or
plain blue and pink chambray.
made either with high or low neck.
and trimmed at neck and sleeves
with scalloped white edge. Sizes
! and 2 years. Special, Csc each.
35 Little Boys Wash Suits, in white
or colors. made in Oliver Twist or
MILDLY styles. trimmed with colored
stitching. embroidery or shocking.
S2.sJ each, were 1915 to %.
Children's Spring Coats, in serge
or taffeta; colors are copen. navy
and green. Trimmed with collar
and cuffs Of white pique or geor-
gette crepe edged with lace. $3.50
each; were S15 to &2k
Children's Spring Goats. of serge
or wool crepe, in navy and green.
Made with roll collar and pockets.
S17.5O eaehS were SIS and $35.
80 Pairs Children's. Seeysucker
Boomers. in pink. blue and tan
stripe; good to wear with play
dresses; sizes and years. Csc
pairs were 81.
Infants Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-03-17
Won1en's Spring
Pumps
Reduced to $7.65 Pair

Grouped in this lot of our best spring
models incomplete lines from regular stock In
cluded are gray black and brown suede two-strap
pumps in both Louis and baby heels black kid patent
leather and tan calf pumps: in number OF different
styles. Nearly all sizes in the combined lot
Pair Ira and Patent Leather Pumps, with
suede quarter and two strap effects In Sus and
"A; 3. AZ, g. sM and ~ A; g. 4. ~. g. sh and B;
21s, 8, 3k. IN S, 5h. 6, 6h and c.
n Suede TvO-Strap Pumps and Ties. in
baby heels welt and turn soles in these sizes
5h and AAA; Az, 5, and AA; and 61z A; g. 31a,
4, s, sh b; 3, 3h. Az 6. 81 and c.
- Pniru Black Tvv0.Strap Pumps. welt soles
ana Louis baby heels in sizes sk. ~ and AAA; T.
g. 61 8 IA; 3k, 4. 51z and 61s A; 3. 81 T. and
5k B; 3. 31a 4. 5, and z c.
40 Pairs One-Eyelet Ties and Colonial
Tongue Panps, baby Louis heels and welt soles
in these sizes. S. 6h and AAA 4. A. S1s, 7h "A; T.
,4M, 6E A; az 4, AZ B: g. 3k, 4, AZ C..
. 2e Pairs Black kid strap Pumps. Louis heels and
hand turn soles these AZ, 6h, z, IN and
IA: 3M, ~. g. S1s and IA; A. Az 7h B; az,
5h,, 6, 6H. z, IN c. - t.
-. q Pair. Tan Calf Punps. Colonial Tongue Pumps
yan1p and quarter baby heels Goodyear welt
soles sizes: 5H. ~ AAA; s to AA; to IA A; 2a
B. to c.