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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
2H. Hilton Host
d Eks Tonight
at Big Banquet

rs Is his custom each year. 4. H.
Hilton, together with Mrs. Hilton and
FAM y win give the E,lks i treat this
evening. following the regular meet
ing OF the lodge. chicken dinner be-
Ing scheduled for this evening.
Mr.. Hilton, who Is somewhat Of a
chef prepares the spread once each
year, during the winter season. and
his delightful family as.sist IN the
serving Of the banquet
All members Of the local lodge. to-
gether with All visiting brethren are
nest cordially invited 70 attend the
banquet this esea NJ and partaka OF
the good things which Mr. Hilton viii
serve, as host to his Brother Ellss.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
First National =
Bank Reflects q
Former OHicials

At the annual meeting Of stockhold-
ers OF the First National Bank of Day
iona, held Saturday evening, all oiTc
ers and d rectors OF the organization
who performed their duties with such
great success the past year were re-
elected to office.
Ono al the interesting features of
the meeting was the report showing
= 80 per cent increase IN the banking
business of this firm during the past
year, over tic preceding wear
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are:
President W NJ Hankins.
Vice president. ] \ Clark
Cashier c. y, Dyal.
Asst. cashiers. r. p Cordell and
Ethel Sims
The board OF directors during this
scar viii b. e1Elposed OF w NJ Han
kips, J 4 Clark, y. D. Baggait Vim,
Atwood, John J Randall Louis Adler
and g.. ID. DyaL
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
Cash and Clothes
Stolen From Beach
Apartment Sunday

While spending the afternoon on
the beach Sunday Nh. anG Mrs. James
L. Meriphcw, OF Fort Fairfield Me,
winter guests 81 the Phillips apart
ment house on Main street, near the
river front. had the misfortune TO have
heir apartment entered, a sum OF
about S100 being stolen in addition TO
a quantity OF silk underwear
On their return from the beach
Air. and Mrs. Mcrriphew found their
apartment in u disheveled state. sou
whicE was wrapped in cloth aud
placed uadcr the mattress being gone.
also about SIS which Mr. Merriphew
had in pocket of shirt hanging in
a closet. Several suits CT silk under
wear were also missing.
\ party who has aGapartmeut in
he same house reported that duriag
the afternoon she had seen a girl ride
up on a bicycle enter the house by
the rear entrance. ana had not seen
her since. The girl was described a.
decided blond. With rather long haiI
good d Inscription being given
Officer W 2. Young has been Al
work en- the case since il was report
ell but TO date has been unsuccessful
in locating the g.rl who IS suspected
OF The robbery
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
Will Tell Of Some y
Experiences NJ
While in IHia

In these days when the worH seems
very small indeed. and race which
once were neglected and tlesp are
demanding and obtaining theiT4 lace
ia the sun increased interest is Sing
manifested in the progress OF misAakn
airy work in the Far asst Anybody
who has frst-hand information 10
give and who has witnessed for him
self the eagerness with which India.
especially, is accepting Christianity.
Is sure of an eager and attentive au-
dienee while speaking of these things.
Miss Clement.na Butler is such a
one, and can hold an audience while
she tells of her thrilling experiences
among the Hindoos. This she viii do
on Thursday evening the 9Th in the
Methodist church in Daytona. Miss
Butler IS the daughter of DR. William
Batter whose record as a missionary
in india is well known. He was one Of
those who passed through the trying
experiences of the India mutiny, hav.
ng been in the beieaguered city OF
Lucknow when 1,200 people. held out
against 10000 mutineers, and were
finally relieved by British troops UNI
der tie command OF. General Have
leck. Dir John Butter who is also
known for his splendid work in Mex
SEQ is a brother OF Miss Clenentina
and this will lend additional interest
to her visit.
Residents and visitors Of Daytona
may be depended upon to make the
most Of his opportunity of hearing G
most interesting story from the lips
Of one so able to tell ii as Miss Butler.
The meeting will open at 7:3a, and
there viii be no charge made for adj
mission. as the chief object OF the
meeting Z educational. An offering
will probably be taken however for
The work OF the Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. which organization
Miss Butier represents
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
Sergt. Reynolds
b rings Down
Auiator Burns

Sergeant Jack Reynolds brought
down Aviator Burns from Carlstrom
Field at the Armory last night. The
bout was scheduled for 10 rounds. but
terminated IN the fourth. when the
seconds of Kid Burns threw in the
sponge after he had taken the count
of nine and SCENE in a bad way The
going was rough for the aviator from
the tap of the gong Just as he made
off he run into an air pocket caused
BY the impact of the sergeant's glove.
and it lpoked as if he was due to
take a tail spin. He weathered the
storm for the time being by covering
up. bat couldn't carry his plane above
he gathering storm. which increased
in fury as Sergeant Reynolds uneork-
Ell wallop after wallop with scarcely
4 retHrs. The aviator kept his head
in 4 wise formed with his gloves, and
his opponent pecked away at viii.
Reynolds demonstrated his speed and
should be a worthy opponent for sonss
good man OF his weight. lis pou9ds
Kid Burns weighed 1876 pounds.
fuuis DUNE OIL new lOfh tOph Ofi
Kid Shipas of Daytona The Tourist
had the reach aad three pouifis the
best of the weight. He has toe move
sseIi of a finished fighter afld clear
ly outpointed the local lad swho took
many blows for three rounds and then
qnt cold stating that he felt badly.
fics dieha1 even wait for the gong to
start The fourth .ssanza .'te see if his
health would improve during the min,
Gte's rests
+ The. curtain raiser a four rouGd
+ sparrings exhibition between Jack Tur-
ner OF Daytona and Donald Campbell
I CT Montr2sl, WAS the best setio of the
evening and resulted in IA draw
/ The battle royal WAS scream. One
dus<y Ethiopian entered the riug
wehriug a red sash. and the referee
seslared that the winner would re
eeive the sash as a championships belt
It changed hands. being carried by
the Flying Catfish from the Ridgewood
hotel
! Chocolate Eclairs al A. b. c. Bak
trrv 3i3-1-I3tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
Late Chairman
County Board Kill
Be BurieFi in ~.

Funeral servieAS were cendNcted
his morning ,asxOrange City ovtr the
geiuains of the late T.. NJ Carpenter
chairman OF The board of county com.
Ii ssioners. and well known politician
i the west side OF the county. who
passed away suddenly Sunday after.
loon about O'Clock, after an illness
extending over some months altho
the late Mr. Carpenter was Ill sell.
oasly but short time.
The body was shipped to the form
er haHe in Kentucky today, where IN
terment will be made.
M. Carpenter was 60 wears of ags.
having resided in volusia county ion
many years. At the frst of this year
lie completed his first term on tine
county beard and on Jan 8, just pas.
vas elected chairman Ct the board
Or this serln.
II Is understood that meeting Of
he county executive committee viii
be called within few days in an OF.
tempt to appoint a successor to the
tie Mr. Carpenter Governor Hafdos.
il is understood. has the appointments
Of the successor and show down
with the executive board is antici
pated over the appointment
whipped Cream Rol's at A. =, e
Bakery. 3f3-113-tf.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
Charities of City
VIII Require Sum
of $4,000 this Year

In the annual report Of the Asso-
ciated Charities for the year 1920, IS
sued in book sform today it is stated
that the Eh4itiess work during 1921
viii require The. sum of $4,000. besides
a qua. tity Of old clothing. new dress
FOR school S>sihSen ana other articles
Of tbs uata&Af
The report shows . splendid growth
ef The org.p EaAQu thc past year. col
lectiolis, hnsrSaties. from S2.77S.67 in
1919 to sf.04l27 in 1920. ANA te5ls
briefly the WORK Which has bs~r done
the past WI hheiievjns< he poor Of
The comuta ny Ia tie report at the
close o. the gear. as published cop
trbution made by tie Phiiantlropic
department OF the Palmetto cub ap-
reare, as Sl50 instead Of $I75. due 70
! clerical error contribution OF $50
made during Christmas week not he
ing included
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
E1d Bingham, Vera Sperry
[ite Prize-Winning Essays
In Thrift Week Campaign

hist IKE IN rented houses they never
Teel so much at home as they do in
their own home. | know OF one case
where young travelling salesman
WIS taken ii on his route. His brother
VAS with HIM The boy was taken TO
the hospital where he grew somewhat
better Then he moved to a hotel
where ne Is at present. asked him
why he didn't go home. He said, sim
ply for the reason that have No
home Ny parents are in Jacksonville
but they live in flat where they
have no room for me. Ii | went any.
where ! would go to Palm Beach
where Fraternity Brother of mine
ives With his wife. He has home
Let this suffice. think it over. VIVA
class are YOU ins
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
IwN YOUR OWN HOME

4 subject of Own Your Own
"a has often been discussed by
BID women in every stage OF lie
Der man SAYS he can't afford one
BE- rich man says he owns too
s and the middle class usually
Ihst one.
i poor man says he can't AFFORD
b home. but he cans afford &c
Ent all his life. BY using a li'tle
bette anyone can see how man
pay for a home fn two or
Eyears with tAe money he would
4 landlord in that length Of time
Il rate Of rent now. . man would
|money annually If he owned q
Wing up tho middle class mar
glass az men could AFFORD heme
b many of them say. Why should
lot ard build 4 hoase when J
rnt Just What want Can yer
fery rented house there is some
Inconvenience which would not
\ your own home. Perhaps it is
b small thing but Just the same
there and Won are always dis
Bed with 1t.
Kn take the rich man. The rich
casually moves about q good tieal
Pc south in The winter and going
p every summer DO you, Mr
Rn, ever grow tired eff hotel life
you ever long 10 SIT down in yom
tiining room. With only your fam
Found. Tor IA Guiet meal2 How mic,
Pald be- Don't say there is a,
To buy, because there Is, ans
d read estate man in Dayton.
aell YOU the same.
Pen TOO, there are splendid site
eSer the city Tor homes. Arch
will only be toa clad to shoy
plans for any Kind OF u home yol
+. or need.
gives man er Woman GOO,
b standing 70 osn horne some
II you oan SAY, i have
Il IA you have sometime
+ proud 81.
Tn too Nj Nan thiak Of yne
b itss ass s4ss hemss la
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
GETS FIVE SHIRTS
FROM ONE. YART
LIn.crnationaI ..eyxs servlce.l

t'h-''hatlohei Jews SerNice1
SHARON. ia, Jan. 25-'Fsilors' set
rule that you can get only enc shirt
ont Of three yeardS was reversed III
Farrell enc night this week when =
>neah hief entered the yard of JOS
eph EeinsCls and stole the family
wash. He got five shirts out OF aua
yard
coronado Beach excursion go y.
m, Friday Free oyster roast Steam
ST S minole." Nuttlng Dock
395 l-24-4t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
Building Material
BUY AT HOME

BUY AT HOME
When YOU want 10 help your town.
hay AT home,
When N"a want shoes, nat Or gown.
l;uN ut homcl
Never mind what lis YOU need
Canned goods. collars. chicken feed.
Frame This phrase % for your q sed:
i'ly at home!
other folks may buv by mail
Nou buy n homei
Help the nome store to ii sale,
Bus at home,
Every dollar sent away
Means a dollar less to pay
What is owed right here today
l;uN at homei
Are Noa for Your town or not2
IuN AZ home
Cheaper elsewhere TonTtyrot
Iliy at houet
Home store qualities are true,
Hotae store merchants work tar YOU,
EhIs uHch then you ought to do
l;uy at hoFuet
Daytona Builders Supply
Co.
CONCRETE aRiDGE PHONE gao
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
SIDNEY HAIGH, AN
OLD RESIDENT OF
SEABREEZE, DEAD

Sidney Iiaigh, for many years one
OF the most prominent residences of
Seahreeze passed away suddenly at
1889 Monday evening. death being
caused by heart failure, the late Mr.
Ha gh having been in i'll health for
several years. but as ~well as usual
during Monday and Monday evening
After retiring about IL o'clock, Mrs
Haigh noted that her husband was
breathing heavily and before help
could be summoned. he had passed
away. being i'll but few minutes.
Mr. Haigh was born in Winchester.
England, April s. 1869. coming to
America &c years ago. settling in
Mandaria, Fla, south OF Jacksonville
where he remained for some years
later removing to SeAbfeeze
For FIVE years Mr.. lialgh conducted
the Clarendon garage. ana seven years
ago. constructed and operated the
Seabreeze garage near the Hotel Clar-
,endon on Atlantic avenue. where with
Ahis pa41er. Geo. II. Wilkinson. be has
eained many friends by the conduct
Of tiIe Scanreeze.
The late Mr. Fla'gh is survived BY
his Wife Mrs. Katherine Haign. one
son. John; two daughters. Miss Mary
and Dorothy. sand brother William
IIaigh OF Baltimore Md
Funeral services win depend upon
the arrival of the BROTHER from the
north. arrangements being held in
allegiance until definite werd is reeeiv
cd
The late AR I4aigh was enc Of the
lead ne spirits Of progrcssiveness at
Seabrcc1c. and ut all times devoted
his energies TO the upbaildins of the
community
R.1thar retired in nature, he had
sccrcs Of friruds in this locality who
greatly regret his passing. being decp-
: incurred
eDon't forget tho dance toni=ht At
the Nautilus Casino. 401 Is t.
Mrs. J. n. Gunn aud Mrs Go. ].
Mills left today for jacksonville
where they viii visit for tn next scv
,ral weeks, Mrs O. Word mark. sister
o. Mrs, Gum.
VIM ] Mcdonald tenor Lessons
/ by appointment Cedars Hotel TnL
to3 3iS-ifStf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
|HELMA BINGHAM


r. N. c. A.
UR DEBTS PROMPTLY
her Of paying bills on time
BIZ dunned Is very greatly
en the part Of the debtor It
very handy and convenient
yin il be alright to chlrge
frse for eourtesy's sake the
Whv certainly. that's per
Ehir II the business men
with courtesy and willing
trade HsoaAd would be very
e days as the majority of
by the charging system.
this 1t would be lovely il
ere paid promptly There is
people VINO never intend to
wilen iris made This elias
put d lack OF trust IN hiI
Prompt payment CT biEs il
square treatment 10 those
you. The men. who are s.
DO be willing for YOU to
Rtnraliy expect you 10 pa
1 Therefore Il Is only RICH
{ho,ild retu. a their kindness
our debts.
IS another class Of people
i've ia cash payment. You
this class more honest III ~
d the "eharse il class. II
6Ils promptly one docs moi
! up crca,1 and trust in basi
Hers hui people viii soon
put confidence in YOU at all
b viii iind person who pays
has more friends than the
cbt. There VAS enee a family
just moved 10 i new town.
ember OF the family was the
/ made frieEds easily. lm-
they started charging
was thought of this until a
of dgns had been sent out
recognized.
soon noticed that this hap
il only at one store but the
of the stores III town. The
ras taken to court and tie
sere given notice to leave
ter further investigation IL
q that this family was in the
going from one town To an
arging everything aud any
ssible, There are many such
light among us. Many times
Is are overlooked and when
comes To pay them il is very
ID To nleet them With prompt
Therefore. we should be as
ii not more SO. with small
the large ones.
! lliniering the creditor this
is often hard on the
man as he often depends or
ey coming ii to pay his own
ich he has to pay in order te
stock 'in his store
boxing over this matter. If vs.
: fair enough to look on boil
the question, because theirs
vs. iwe sides. | think both ths
and debtor would profit fl
I'm the results OF Pay You
ct us each not only make ,
m but live UP 10 it to PA.
5 Promptly"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
Additions Made to
Tonight's Program
AT the Auditorium

The auditorium management have
been fortunate in securing the scrv-
ices of Mrs Louise Elmore Richards,
the great Canadian dramatic reader
COR. the entertainment this evening
Mrs, Richards taking the place OF one
member Of the Atlanta Trio. who is i'll
and Unable to fulfill tho engagement
tonight, which IS one OF the regular
mnbers on the entertainment course.
Mrs. Richards Is a reader of note,
asnd Will no doubt greatly delight the
1Rdiance this evening. Mrs. c. A. Ran
u. Of Daytona Reach VIII be accom-.
psRkt tonight for Scion Drukenmiler
II tEks.tlanta Trio. Mrs Drukenm Her
heinsA tenor Of exceptional ability
The program tonight with music
interspersed with dramatic readings
viii be one OF the best Of the season 5
program.
eve Wish YOU tue BEST OF every
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25

A busy week Is ahead for the vart
Gus branches Of Tho Triple Cities
Tourist club. the indiana group To-
meet 1T he beach headquarters Wed
nasday at ; O'Clock. the Iowa group at
2 o'clock Thursday and the New York
group at ) O'clock Friday
Best prices on BICYCLES Dunn
eros. -Is-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
By VERA sPsRRY

& Central High School.
Winner Second Prize. $500
ID by n. 9. Schultz Realty Co.
binder Auspices vo!us a County
Y. M. c. A.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25

Mrs l.. Il. MoSbcr. OF Scranton IA.
and Mrs. Joseph Il. Jenkins of car
bond aIe IA, with her little son anil
daughter wein recent arrivals. Mr.
jenkins is assistant district attorney
% iaekdv aRaa county. Pa. The party
>topr nS al iGe Nantucket house
ia AIarshall Park.
*ke"p in mint the l1u'iat Churrh
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25

spont forget The dance tonlvhi =.
the Nautilus Casino. 4ai-f25 1t. :.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
aDon't forget the dance tonight at
the Nautilus Casino. 401-1-25lt.

@The Ladies Circle Of she First Con
gregational church. assisted by the
Italian Chef, NJ. Campagni. viii serve
a supper on Thursday evening n 6
oeloek il thee hurch parlors. The
menu Niil include Italian spaghetti.
meat balls, creamed potatoes. orange
sharteake. etc. Remember the date
and place. Thursday. January e7th at
6 - m al the Congregational church,
conner Noiusia and Palmetto
29S- 1-25-It.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25

4 meeting of the Clubs r the Flor
ida State league Viii h. heid ia or.
iando tonight 10 definitely decide the
ciccHi Of the league durins the com
lag summcr President II Il TUtus of
the local c,ub viii represent, tho bay
tona Islanders
eWh'ppcd cream Puas at 4 II {
Rake~y. 81 -l3-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25
When Shopping
Is Dangerous

The lure Of low prices NAV
lead 20 dangerous consequences
when you buy medicines.
For You must remember thai
all dlugs are Got of standard
strength and potency There
fore. the shopping habit - most
unwi~e IL applied. 10 your pre-
scriptiOrs
w use only pure. best qual-
ity drugs OF known strength.
We charge fair price for our
prescription service
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25

eve wish YOU the best OF every
thing for Rowe's. I2-2S-tf.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25

sCoLF SUPPLIES. DUNN BROS
GG3-l Is Il
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25

'keep in mint the r,p'ist Churrh
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25

eDon't forget the dance toni-ht at
the Nautilus Casino. 40i Is t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25

YIN. ] Mcdonald. tenor Lessons
" rrpuiatment Ce,lars Hotel T"l.
o. 3fS-I-IS II.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25

Mrs J. ~ Gum aud Mrs Goo. J..
Mills left today for jacksonville
where they viii visit for the next rev
,ral weeks, Mrs O. Word mark. sister
o. Mrs, GaEn
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-25

Chocolate Eclairs at y. B. G. Bak-
cry. 3i3-1-I3-tf-
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whipped Cream Rol.s at A. =. c.
Bakery. 3l5-113-tf.
Evening star., 1921-02-18
Imported and Domestic
Face Powders

We feel sure you will find the
Face Powder you most desire
in our extensive collection.
Featured at Palais Royal mod
crate prices.
Delletrez's Face Powder, in
Naturelle Rachel and Blanche,
at $1yO0
Houbigant's Ouelques Fleurs
and Ideal Face Powders, in
Naturelle Rachel and Blanche.
At SITS
Violets (Ve-o-lay) Ambre
Royal at $3.50
Armand's Cold Cream Pow
der at N.00
Roger & Gallet Anthea Pow
der at $1!00
Roger & Gallet Vera Violette
Powder at $1.85
Roger & Gallet Violette de
Parme at 8Sc
Bourjois Manor Lescaut at
Lentheric's L'Feria and
Atchye at, each, $1.7S
Harriet Hubbard Ayers
Luxuria at 7Sc
Harriet Hub bard Ayers
Ayeristocrat Theatrical Powder,
75c
Arly's La Boheme at $1.S0
Arly's Jasmine and Rose at
Arlys Mai Dor at S1.oe
Mavis Face Powder at
SOC and $1.O0
Hudnut's Gardenia at $lO0
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-18
Gingham Dresses, $2.o8

Children's. Five new styles
just unpacked. of Amoskeag
gingham and chambray, with
dainty touches of bias folds,
organdie and hand-work,
some with wide sash and
novelty pockets. s to IA
years. At $2.98.
Evening star., 1921-02-18
MILDLY Blouses, $1.5O

MILDLY Blouses, $1.5O
Lonsdale Jean, regulation
styles with navy. or white
braid-trimmed collar, yoke
or laced front, navy or red
tie. Sizes 6 to II, Is to 18,
81 to ~. At SI.50.
Night Drawers, 81
OF flannelette. with or with
out feet. Neat stripes. 1 to
s years. Reduced to 81.
Evening star., 1921-02-18
Women's Silk Hose, Sl.25

Women's Silk Hose. Full
fashioned, pure bread silk
hose, with mercerized
tops, in black. white, new
gray, suede, polo gray, cor
dovan and African brown.
Onyx and other good
makes. All perfect. At
$1.89.
Evening star., 1921-02-18
Jack Tar Dresses. SIS

Jack Tar Dresses, S5
Oi white jean or blue Kiddy Cloth, or
Palmer linen. Some just little mussed.
One and two piece models. All we'll
tailored and. up-to-date styles 6 to 16
years. At $500
Evening star., 1921-02-18
Children's Frocks. 1898

Have you seen the lovely new frocks for
the little miss of to years? A large
variety, made Of swiss, null, organdie, voile,
batiste and India linen. In pink, blue, yellow,
green and white. 10 styles. At 1898
Others, $l.oS to $1,000.
Evening star., 1921-02-18

Marabou Neckpieces for Spring
The proper thing for immediate
Beautiful Soft Marabou Crepe trimmed with
trich feather others trimmed with SOFT full tue black
and natural mole color At $5.oS to $780,
Ftber and AHsilk scdrfs Neto Orgondy Plaitnos,
e 'o"n 20 LII
snts to
Pure Silk $3.50 and
0uard
Lace and Organdy Collar Points, white and coIo soc
$1O0, $50 and $500 yard
Sample Neckwear including collars collars
and veing lengths. Should sell for 75c $3.50 S9c
Floor.
Evening star., 1921-02-18

heel and toe. Sizes 9 to II. At 3o
ChiIdren's Hose, 29c
Fine rib stockings, with
double heel and toe. Black
have double knees. White are
made of double thread. Sizes
E to 91a. AT 29c pair.
ChiIdren's Waists, 25c
Ribbed cotton underwaists,
with tape and washable buttons,
complete with garter clasps. Ages
4 to II years. Formerly 39c.
At 25c.