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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
LARGEST DISPLAY IN THE WEST

. DAoA IN ~ " 10
South Bend can we'll be proud Of
the distinction enjoyed by Staples
Hildebrand and Co. At their plant or
Colfax av., is the most comprehen-
sive display Of brick racings' west
OF New York. In planning your home
make il a point 20 inspect them. Ask
/ especially 10 Sc some Cloister Brick
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
w. o. w. ATTENTION:

Hard time party Monday night at
East Jefferson blvd. hall Members
bring lunch and friends $50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

DIR. F. r. Carson is now open for
business in his new dental parlcrs,
125 W. Washington av.. Main $40.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18
FLOWERS MAKE BIG HIT

No matter what the occasion a
Gift box OF flowers viii meet with
approval Call Williams. The Florist.
Main T69. 331-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

All 2oc ciEarets. 3 Tor soc. Engers,
ASST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-18

Buy Sonora Semi Permanent Silvered Phono-
graph Needles. They play many times
and are used on ALL MAKES of steel needle
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12
Free Oatmeal Prescription Does Its Work Over Night-Ycu Can Pre-
 Pare It at Home.

New York.-E;xposure to sun. dust and wind has a very bad effect upon the skin and complexion. There is way to over come this. Tt is my own discovery and takes just one night to get such mar vicious results" says Mae Edna Wilder derful complexion and the improved ap- pearance of her hands and arms. You can do the same thing if you follow my
 advice" she says. T feel it my duty to tell every girl and woman what this
 wonderful prescription did for me Just night. 1 never tire of telling others just what brought about such remarkable re
 suits Here is the identical formula that
 removed every defectNfrom my face, neck,
 hands and arms. Until you try it you
 form no idea of the marvellous change it will make in just one application. The prescription, which you can prepare at your own home, is as follows:
 'tGo to any grocery store and get ten cents worth of ordinary oatmeal, and from any department or drug store a bottle of Derwillo. Prepare the oatmeal as directed in every package of Derwillo.
 Before applying Derwillo. cleanse the skin thoroughly wit ha good cleansing cream CLska cold cream l have found to astonish you, It makes the skin appear l transparent smooth and velvety. I es- l pecially recommend this method for dark sallow skin, shiny nose. freckles. ruddi- 1 ness. wrinkles, and in fact. every blem- l ish the face hands and arms are heir to. | If your neck or chest is discolored from ! exposure, apply this combination there
 and the objectionable defect will disap- pear as if by magic. It is absolutely 1 harmless and will not produce or stimu-
 late a growth of hair. Since short
 sleeves are in vogue it is necessary tc
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12
MYSTIC

Mrs. John T. Brooks and Miss Annie R. Dtbble spent Wednesday at Watch Hill.
 Miss Edith Rsthbun has returned from trip to Vermont.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Mitz of Jersey City are guests this. week of Mir. ad Mrs. John Rippol.
 Mir and Mrs. J. H. Carprnter. of York. are guests of MT. and Mrs Charles E. Wheeler.
 Mrs John Baker, who has been wis iting relatives in Hartford. was home this week for 9 short stay and has now gone to Crescent Beach for 8 visit.
 Mrs Warren Rathbun and daughter Miss Annie A. Rathbuh, who have beer spending several week in Rochester Vermont. returned home today (Friday.)
 Mrs. Frederick Denison and M;s' Louise Moves are visitors in North Con way, N. H.
 MT. and Mrs. James Baker ant daughter of Sterling have been recen guests of relatives here.
 Mir and Mrs. Christian Schmidt oh served their twenty-fifth wedding ami versary Tuesday at their home or Holmes street, number of friends be ing invited in to hep celebrate th | silver anniversary. Miss Elsie Reynolds has returned t' her home in East Haddam after visi with friends in the village.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank w. Batty mo 1 tored to Plymouth Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12
HOT SUMMER SUN TRYING
 ON THE COMPLEXION
: PROTECT YOUR SKIN AND BRING
 ROSES TO YOUR CHEEKS

have beautiful hands and arms and no matter how rough and ungainly the hands and arms, or what abuses they have had through hard work and ex- ton will work wonderful transforma- tion. Thousands who al using it report the same results I have had
 Miss o. c. says: My complexion was poor and my skin rough. My neck chest, hands and arms were dark from expo sure. The very first application of this wonderful erwillo-oatmeal combination | convinced me that my poor complexion and skin blemishes would soon be a thing of the past. In few weeks all ! these unsightly defects had entirely dis appeared and I shall always use it to keep my complexion at it's best all the time. I have recommended it to my girl friends and they are just as enthusiastic over it as 1 am. We all use it before going to the theatre, dances or parties and it's wonderful what difference it makes in our appearance"
 Mrs. G. " writes Oatmeal and Der willo have worked miracles with my complexion. 1 had many despised wrin- kles and sallow, rough skin. My hands and arms were covered with freckles After eight weeks use of Mae Edna ! Wilder's wonderful complexion prescrip- tion these objectionable defects have en. | tirely vanished. I look 10 years young.
 CT, and advise every girl and woman tc try it and feel confident after one or tive applications they will use it continually 1 and be just as favorably impressed witt it as I am. 1 recommend it to all of my friends"
 | N0TE-To get the best effect be to follow
 the complete directions contained in every pack ! age of, Derwfo. and it is simple that any | one use it. and SO inexpensive that any girl 1 or efiord it. Department stores ana
 druggists guarantee that there will be notcesb,
 improvement. after the first application the
 will refund the money. It Is sold in this city a
 all toilet counters under money refund guarantee including The ice X Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12

from now until October That the two teams will not meet will be a disappoint- ment to the fans.
 The following committees have been appointed by Grand Knight James Char council, No. 64. k. of C.: Executive com mittee, Michael White, chairman, John E. Kennedy and Ray F. Delarge, vice chair men, Arthur Renshaw, secretary, P. J. Ryan, treasurer; finance committee Frank x. Lucier. Frank E Sherlock, Ar thur J. Brodeur. Arthur Renshaw, Hector Duvert; publicity, Alexander Gilman. F. J. Ryan, Arthur Duyert; decorations Lio- nel Charron, James Connors, Daniel J. Weeks refreshments, Charles Mahew, Willis B. Carroll, Thomas J. Hanley {; dancing. Armand Montvile Rosario Beausoleil, Alcide Page.
 NIT. and Mrs. AdoIphus GreEoire and daughter Lauretta left Putnam Thursday afternoon for Boston. From there they will go to Quebec, Montreal and other Canadian cities, returning for a visit in Rutland Vt. Mir Gregoire, who is clerk i at the Putnam postoffice, is having two weeks vacation.
 Howard Carpenter, carrier at the Put nam postofhce, began 15-day vacation | Thursday.
 1 Peter Dumas of Providence street Putnam. was arrested shortly after ! o'clock Thursday morning, charged witt operating an automobile while under tho 1 influence of liquor. Amedee Gamell who
 was riding with Dumas, was arrested ! also, charged with intoxication. Captain 1 Bulger received a call just before ! o'clock that machine was headed fo | the center of the city, driven by someon. apparently intoxicated The captain tool Patrolman Eugene Gibney and the,
 started down Main street in the captain
 machine. At Bridge street they me | Dumas in his car He was stopped an,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12
been in town for q few davs.

been in town for few days.
 The alumni of Woodstock Academy are to have a reunion Saturday, Au- gust 20 at the Academy The follow. ing program has been arranged: lU a. m., baseball game and sports; l ?. m. luncheon followed by afterdinner speeches and music; p. m., entertain ment and dancing. The reunion com mittee has already received aceptancs from a number of alumni.
 Mrs Florence Hyde and children of Uncasvi.le are guests of W. J. Linde- man.
 F. w. Hinrichs has been in New Yerk on a business trip.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12

About tho time ar eleva tor lloT- c"t' :, l'tt1o v-oy r~ 'o t-o world some one is sure to call him down.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12

the arrest followed. The hearing will be this (Friday) morning.
 Frank Broughton, employed at the Wheaton Building and Lumber company plant on School street. caught his left hand in a circular saw Wednesday after noon while at work He was taken to the Day kimbau hospital, where it was found necessary to amputate the thumb and forefinger.
 Mrs. William Vaughan of Greenville. $. C., is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Marshall Kenyon.
 OrIo B. Carpenter, driving a Diamond truck, crashed into the plate glass win dow of the grocery store of Samuel Renick. Pomfret street, at S.3O Wednes- day night. Carpenter was backing the truck and planned to put on his brake when the rear wheels came to the curb. The brakes failed to work and the ma chine went up on the sidewalk and into the window. Carpenter agreed to settle for the damage.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. l.. Simpson left Put nam Thursday for Utica, N. Y, where they will visit relatives.
 Robert Smith. year old son of Sam. uel Smith, is at the Day Kimban hospital 1 with a fractured skull received while | playing at his home Wednesday after noon. It is thought the boy climbed tc the hay loft of a barn and fell to tho floor, striking his head. Dr. Karl Phil lips. who was called, ordered him taker to the hospital
 Work of testing herds of cattle in thi part of the county has been held up fo a few days because of the fact that Dr F. E. Blake. the federal expert, has beel engaged in other work. Dr. Blake witt Dr. Frederick Baldwin and pr. R. E Loveland, has been examining cattle il the anti-tuberculin campaign being car ried on through the cooperation of fed eral and state governments. Thus far thi summer they have tested nearly 100 hea of cattle and have found about doze
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12
HANOVER

Mir and Mrs William Campbell are spending two weeks vacation in New Hampshire.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Blackburn and daughter Florence have returned from s 'visit in Plymouth, where they witnessed the pageant last week.
 Miss Alice Campbell and Miss Jane Thornes spent last week at Plymouth and have now gone to Block Island for week
 Mrs. William G. Park and Mrs. ". Standish are spending a few days in Plymouth.
 Mrs. Hannah Hume Lee of Boston iG the guest of Mir. and Mrs. William s. Lee for the week. Mrs. Lee has been in In dia for two terms of service. Thursday evening she spoke to the women of the Congregational church at an informal gathering in the parish house.
 Rev. pr. Joseph H. Selden of Norwich preached at the Congregational church Sunday and will continue to supply dur ing the month. Miss Bertha Amidon of Boston has been visiting Mrs. ". G. Park for few | days this week. Mir and Mrs Angus Park have gone to Bethlehem, N. H., for the month.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12
DANKsON


 There was revealed in the town court rkursday afternoon. in the arraignment If walter Fl. Showers and Edward J. Say, both of Emville, a highway rob bery scheme that unfolds a story as Pretty as movie scenario. And like every good silent drama, the robbers are eSHgM in the set and brought before . eeurt 0f @st1ce.
 Showers and Gay were charged with ateerWptAng to coWHmit robbery on Guy SyeO o& Putnam, owner and operator et . public service automobile. The pair Pse1Ss4 gufity. Judge W. Fenner Wood ward aeCided that the seriousness of the crime called for a sentence heavier than his court was permitted under the ststutes to pronounce therefore ordered the defendants held for the next term of the superior court having criminal jurisdiction and fixed bonds in each case at sl,5o0 Unable to obtain surety, Gay and Showers were taken to Brooklyn jail.
 The two made their first attempt at 'o5bery Tuesday night One of them salled up Putnam and asked for a ma ,hine, requesting that either Guy Zyto ir Carl Anderson. be sent down to the Elrnville trolley station with his car. Nr zyto went and Gay entered the ma ,hine alone He asked to be driven up a East Killingly. At point on the road. near the ice house. he suddenly asked to have the car stopped because he said his hat had blown off He got put. fingered moment or two at the pack Of the machine. whistled couple # times and called Kid" No one ap- neared so he got into the car and or Hered the driver to go back When the machine was crossing tha Red bridge at the foot of tie hT Gay jumncd out md fled Accordng the nolicc the actual robbery was tr ave taken place whom Gay asked to have the car ston- ned when his hat fell" to the ground Tut Showers failed to nut in an appear ance at the critical moment. having got. ten cold feet, he acknowledged to the police. and Cav did not care to gc through with it on his own hook
 When the man jumped out of the cal and ned. Mir. Zyto realized that he had neHn marked for robbery and thai N.ans had misca rried
 sotwhen ho received another call from f',e'sarre men Wednesday night notified .'ant. Buiser of the Putnam nolice ant .HA -ca0tain. in company with Seret Laird, set out in a second machine fol h. town of Killinglv
 Mir Zvto drove his car to the Elm ville trolley station and there me S1owers. who got into the machine Ca, vas standing in hack of trca and. lik, his partner in the affair of the night he fore, decided st tho last minute that h, would not assist in carving out th' scheme. lie. too. said hc got "colt '>et" Mir. Zyto. with Showers 7aSscncer. set out toward Eqst Killing lv. hut they had not gone far when tn. driver had fo ston to see friend" X this point Cant. Eu7-~~ and his nolina man companion a1rNared and then th' party proceeded to Putnam
 At Putnam Capt. Bulger called Dan
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12
WOODSTOCK

The union picnic of the Woodstock churches takes place at Roselsnd park August 2G.
 Mrs. E. R. Hall, her daughter, Mrs Edith Hall Dohan and children rom Philadelphia, are occupying MISS Mary Perley's house for a few weeks.
 The Hill church held Days of the Week" fair on the church lawn Thurs day afternoon from four to six. From booths on the lawn articles for practic- al every day need were sold Also cake ice cream and candy were on sale.
 Mrs. Mary Gingham kidder and daughter from Amherst, Mass" have
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12

that they have condemned.
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace Whitney are vis- iting in Providence with Warren Arnold and family.
 Miss Florence Murray of the Day Kimball hospital staff is having her va cation.
 Midweek services are being omitted during August at Putnam Methodist church.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12
BORN

HUNTER-In New London. Aug. 2, 1921. a son to NIT. and Mrs John A. Hunter. WnCoX-In Oneco, Aug 5, 1921. a daughter to MT. and Mrs Harold Will cox. THOMAsoN-In Potter Hill. R. l., Aug. g. 1921, a son to MT. and Mrs Clyde Thomson of Atlanta. Ga. sMITH-In Norwich. Aug. 9, 1921, son to Mir. and Mrs. John Smith of Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12
DIED.

sHELDoN-In Wyoming, R. L, Aug. g., 1921, Cyrus J. Sheldon, aged 57 years LUNDSTROM-John Lundstrom passed away on Thursday morning at 1 o'clock, born in Sweden 69 years ago.
 cemetery Friday, Aug. 12 at D. m. SMITH-In Norwich, Aug. 9, 1921, Eliza beth, wife of John Smith of Jewett City, aged Is years.
 WALTER-At Willimantic camp ground, Aug. Il. 1921, Martin c. Walter, in his 74th year.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12
MARRIED.
BROMLEY

Mass, Aug. 10, 1921. by Rev. o. J. Aldrich, Rev. Clinton E. Bromley of Little Compton, R. L, formerly of Nor -wich, and Miss Elizabeth Josephine Winslow of Taunton.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
The Notion
Shop

is ready to help early
Christmas shoppers.
NickeE-pfated Shaving
Stands-Adjustable mirror;
complete with cup and brush,
many. styles and sizes. $l.s9
to $3.50.
Needle Cases in Variety
Fitted with needles, variety Of
sizes for sewing and darning.
1oc to $1.S9.
Scissors Sets in cases-Con-
tanning scissors of various
sizes of good quality steel,
prices range from $l.S9 to $3.50.
Children's Work Boxes
Various fittings, including
tape measures, hooks and eyes,
thread and too many articles
for listing. z5c to $l.S9.
Work Baskets de Luxe
Three different shapes apd
many sizes; Ined with tuIteo
satin lining. Some are fitted.
Priced, $1.00 to $z.45.
United Work Baskets
Well made and lined in a
variety of attractive styles.
Practical and pretty. S.75.
Women's Sewing Baskets
and Boxes-Wicker and
leather, self or combined;
neatly and attractively lined;
in a variety of sizes; fitted
according to price. $35s to
$3.50.
First F1oor-Lansburgh &
Brother.
Evening star., 1921-11-24
House Furnishings Special

SiIkoIine For Comforts
New colorings, new pat
terms and an excellent full
count fabric. 36 inches
wide; specially
priced for Friday, 0Oc
yard ............... ~
Bordere 4 Marquisette-8
inches wide in 3 pleasing
patterns; Arabian. ivory
and white with attractive
border effects. Special
Friday prices is limited
to fifty pieces, 1Or
yard .............. ~
Table Oilc1oth-New pat
terms and an excellent
quality, well finished. Fri
i day pricing should in
duce early buying, 2Oo
yard .............. O/S
Portieres-Of jacquard Rep
or Armure; choice colors
and rich patterns; 2H
yards long, specially
priced for Friday @ OK
only at, pair... VO./0
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Boys
.CIean-Ups

% Mackinaws-Sport plaids;
double-breasted; convertible
!, collar; belted;
s. sizes 2 to u years. 81 80
Friday ............ VT'OI
~ Scaeol Suits Norfolk model;
serviceable mixtures; lined
knickerbockers; &d 20
sizes 2 to IS years pT.OI
81 Juvenile 0acosfs-Doubie-
breasted; butt o 1-to-neck
models; heavy overcoatings :
warmly lined;
sizes 5 to 8 years. G2 20.
Friday y....... pO.O
13s Juvenile Novelty Suits
Button-on models composed
of fast color washable tops
and corduroy lined pants;
navy, brown, green and gray:
sizes 2a to B @ 20
years. Friday -. N6."
1913 Boys Kniclrer Tronsers-.
Serviceable materials in mix
ture effects, lined or unlined
Is you prefer; sizes QO~
s to IS. Friday...... O/
~ Beys' Washable B1ouses-
Neat percale in clean cut
stripes; attsched { collars;
sizes 6 to is. years;
well made through 1Sc
out. Friday ........ 49,
TssrtA F1see
Evening star., 1921-11-24

Comfy Spencers-Any woman
will be glad to get one for.
Christmas. Link-and-l n k
stitch; ribbed at waist line;
colors black, navy, orchid,
silver and white, pearl but
tons and long,
close-fitting sleeves, C0t00
Friday ............ VAVO
3<-inch Shaker or Domet Flan.
neI-Reversible, with wool
like finish, especially suit
able for sleeping garments,
petticoats and sacQues
Remnants in 2 to S
yard lengths. FRI TX
day, yard ............ AO
z7-inch Din,ity checls-Sheer
quality, particularly applica-
bic to making aprons, pa
jamas, athletic underwear,
children's and dolls Ok
dresses, etc, Yard. wv
First Floor
4o.inch Lawn and Organdie-
Very sheer and fine texture;
white and plain colors suita-,
bic for making dolls dresses
as well . for other general
purposes. Friday DO
special, yard ......... 6ON
First E100r
a1.inct Silk Stripe Madras-For
women's waists, mems shirts,
boys blouses, ETC., this is
most appropriate; pleasing
colors and patterns in va
riety, boxed if you SQc.
wish. Friday. yard. !. OO\
/, FIRST E1ooe
Evening star., 1921-11-24

LinoIeum Remnants-Small
cuts that will serve for
bathrooms, kitchenettes,
vestibules: inlaid and
printed grades, for FRI
day only at, square kOo
yard .............. W.
Cocoa Door Mats-Single
door size, excellent quail
ity. Winter calls for
these mats, so why not
tomorrow for the pur-
chase? Friday 90,
only .............. on
Genuine Wool Wilton Rugs
Absolutely perfect in
spite of 3 their lowered
price. Richest coiors and
ch oice pat
terms; size co X
9xl2. Friday. ~1.IJ
Rag Rugs-Plain colors and
three sizes; well made of
clean, strong rags.
Size 24x8 CSC
Size 25x50 ........... .Sl.ls
Size 2lxH ...........Sl.ss
Evening star., 1921-11-24

Our low prices will please
the one who buys.
Organdie Collar and Cuff
Sets-Lace trimmed, rufHes,
eyelet effects and a variety of
attra c tive ideas.
Boxed for giving. 81 M
Set
Silk.fiber Scarfs-Variety of
colors and Roman stripes.
Boxed for sending as gift.
S3.9s to S.39.
Roman Banding by the
yard-Gorgeous color combi-
nations. This is used exten-
+. sively for scarfs. hats, trim
mings of various kinds S0c
Yard .................. wv
= Boudoir Caps, Boxed-Pink
blue, lavender, old rose and
maize. Fascinating, dainty
and a variety of pretty SO~
STYLES. Each ......... w
First Floor-Lansburgh &
Brother
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Our object;ve IS your Christmas economy
In This Two-Day
Sale of Ribbons
Priced far be1ov their actual va1ue

LOT. NO. 1-Variety OF
Ribbon Stripes, fancies,
MORE, taffetas, two-tones, in
a good assortment for fancy
work, sashes, bows, 2Qc
etc. At, yard 5000.
LOT. NO. z-10o 1,
Pieces Of Ribbon
6 to IL inches wide;
variety of light, dark
and two tones; Dres-
den and other effects,
in all colors and
various widths. LOo
At, yard ...... w
Evening star., 1921-11-24

LOT NO. 3-Handsome Brocade Ribbons
Exquisite qualities, coors and designs in many effects
Satin and taeta background of heavy quality and lovely
designs Suitable for making handbags, camsoles and
other Christmas fancy work. These ribbons @ IN
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Tomlorrow-last day
Baby Weight Contest

sThere are six prizes offered, and the following
are the conditions, Of this interesting contest: est
are eligible. Prizes viii BE awarded to the heaviest
and babies Of each class They can BE entered
2sth) The prize winners will be announced Saturday.
November 10Th
Evening star., 1921-11-24
Swagger as you please !.
Topper Coats
for women and misses
$500
for women and misses

Just the thing for auto
mobiling, winter hiking
and every winter purpose
calling for a snappy, COM
Portable coat.
The materials are natty
mixtures, such as the
English consider good
form in toppers-it is a
reversible fabric, the re-
verse side being an attrac-
tive plaid.
To make it still more
of a safeguard against
cold, it is lined the. yoke
length with a silky twill.
and as for the tailoring
the kind custom tailors
strive to put in their best
work.
Evening star., 1921-11-24

- Seamless Prated Brussels Rags-Every rug perfect
not 1eftovers, simply extra inducement for shop
pers who give practical home gifts for Christmas The
favored sze-9xl2that can be used in living room,
bedroom. dining Five attractive CD OK
patterns Remember, for Friday only. -. VAS'/O
F1fth F1ser-Lans1WBh Z Brother
Evening star., 1921-11-24

Large patch pockets, regular fellow belt and
the strap effect at the sleeves cuff line You might
mention to the member Of the family who gives prac-
tical Christmas presents that you'd like one OF these
iaunty toppers. .*s.
Evening star., 1921-11-24

LOT NO. 4-Empire Satin Ribbon, specially priced Flor
fancy work lingerie etc Assortment of coors and widths in
plain satin effects. 49, <s5sst
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AGraduate Nurse

Is in constant attendance to instruct mothers in
the correct and clothing of baby in order to pro-
interest in this special privilege and hope you will
take full advantage Of it. aSt -
Evening star., 1921-11-24

Infants FIanneIette Wrappers-Two Styles well
made and very pretty; stitched with pink or S0c
blue threads, forming babyish finish. wv
- Infants White Dresses-Long short dainty lit
lie dresses Of softest, silky nainsook in bishop 1O
and yoke Styles priced very special at....... ~
Gertrudes-Szes up to years. special. 1Oc
Evening star., 1921-11-24

MsdeuD Ribbon Novelties ESQ $1S9-Lngerie SETS gar
carriage clamps baby and pesentabe gift
First ylsor-LAnsburxA q Brother E8
Evening star., 1921-11-24
We are ready with a complete line
Winter Coats

Fashionable the degree Fur and self collars, with
plentiful showing of pile fabrics mixtures and whatever
and approved Reasonable prices, Priced $Ssa
$780, $3.50, $3.50 and up.
Second Floor-Lansburrh 4 Brstha1 a..ts