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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21
Community PARTY.

There was a community party at
the home on the north prairie of MI.
and Mrs. James Carney. which was
attended by about a hundred of the1
helghbors. Ice cream and cake were
served, and the young folks danced
and played games, old fashioned ones.
with plenty of fun in them. Margaret
Lane CT Armstrong avenue was a
guest OF Elizabeth Carney this week,
50 was there for the party. If every
locality would arrange such ENJOYABLE
gatherings farms would become at.
tractlye to young folks, who wish TO
meet their friends in friendly way
several times in a season
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21
Has Three Great.Gran.

Mrs. Clarence Nelson others.
RE Gum, on the corner of PeaT,ulsa,
mother, Mrs, Emma Derby of cad
street, for several months past. gave
0lrth TO a nine-pound baby girl yester.
day afternoon. The baby, named
Doris Elaine, has three living great
erandmothers, Mrs Elvira Porter
MRS. J. H. Allen and Mrs. Nelson,
Mother and child are both doing well
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21
Bad Enough as IL Was.

The baby was sitting In his go-cart
and Jack was wheeling him up and
down the sidewalk. Some men pass.
ing asked him If the baby was his
brother. Jack looked at him a mo.
ment. and then said: sure; Vou
woudn'. catch me hauling a strange
kid abound"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21

Chicago, July 21.-Hogs receipts
$4,000: held over S,77l; opening ac
tive, 15c to 25e higher than yester
days average, mostly to yard trad
ers and shippers; 100 paid; quality
fairly good average cost yesterday
$50.
Cattle 5000.
Sheep. 10000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21
Produce

Chicago, July 21.-Butter higher:
creamery extras 401a; standards 3S2s
frsts 34-39c; seconds 39-33c.
Eggs lower. Receipts 6624 cases.
Firsts 27&c; ordinary 22-24c; mis-
cellaneOus 25-26c.
Poultry alive lower. Fowls 24c
broilers 24-30c.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21

the home of Mrs. Harry Battles of
Washington street. Should the
weather be stormy. the serving VIII
be done in the house. and an enjoy
able time had in spite Of the weather.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21
Collie Don kilIed

Georgandsome collie belonging to
over anfterson of Highway was run
this mortified last evening or EARL
valuable anim.lt is always a priced.
soned. Worthlethat is killed or poi,
ed life. yrs bear a charm
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21
Potatoes.
Provisions

Chicago, July 21-Potatoes weak
err, II cars. Virginia 475-5OO bbls.
Kaw Valley 140-16O cwt. Nebraska
210-230 cwt. California 235-250 cwt.
try Want AID in the Free Trader.
Journal for Quick Results
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21

Chicago market report furnished by
u. W. Kirby, manager Simons, Day
4 Co. Room 3l2 Moloney Building.
Phone 95.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21
aChaeon Lawn Soniat

me second division Of the Achaeon
Circle will hold lawn social on FIi
DAY arternoon-that Is, tomorrow
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21
/,yc1vSv<1y for
m EE' r'shs.. ksSsx-
!sklAcKS

We can't quite exactly thank Chi.
cago for her sewerage which she
sends this way bat we do admire her
cooling lake uleegc,
Alrady We noice that the days are
getting shorter. month ago dark.
ness came about 9 p. m. Soon the
nights viii be long enough again for
full sleep.
What do they mean by full or.
chestra?
The Tibetans never touch water
but clean their faces and hands with
butter, which they keep In the ground
as long as sixty years.--News item in
this paper yesterday.
We evidently ran across some Of
that aged butter the other day.
And those folks never touch water.
Wonder II they have any laundry
work out there?
Some farmers are beginning to re.
mark that they are receiving less rain
under the republican administration
than they did under Wilson.
T.
One of Chcago's convicted aun
ladies' remarked to the Judge who sen.
fenced her that Imprisonment would
not do her any good. But maybe II
will do the public good.
o.
Don't rub your youth away. "-Ady.
Alas. too much Of it washes off, nova.
days.
What Is Bits Syndicate?
There may be nothing to It, but the
determination of the Russian soviet
government to admit private capital
was concidenta with the arrival in
that country Of Big Bill Haywood
Consumers are wailing about the
high cost Of -four and farmers are
shrieking about the low price OF
wheat Somewhere between the two
is wide, deep, satisfied grin.
.
The woman who weds a bad egg"
need not expect to find the matrimonial
yolk pleasant
Henry Ford doesn't permit trains to
run on his new railroad on Sunday but
he has no inlence with his wander
ing lizzies,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21

Henry Ford doesn't permit trains to
run on his new railroad on Sunday but
he has no ini1ence with his wander
ing lizzies
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-21
What Is 5il's Syndicate?

The woman who weds bad egg"
need not expect to find the matrimonial
yolk pleasant.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

The Union sulphur Company has pur-
chased, through Joseph 2. Day, the
La Tourette Hotel property in the Ber-
gen Point section OF Bayonne from the
Story Realty Company. The property
Is on First street and extends along
the waterfront at the foot or avenues
c and D. 1t comprises about seven
acres, with frontage on the Kill van
Kull of about 40 feet. The Union Sui
phur Company Will improve the land
with large sulphur warehouse
The home OF Henry Il. Dunn in
Llewellyn Park, West Orange, N. J,
has been rented TO Mrs. Kate Carter
Macy through Edward r. Hamilton &
Co. The same brokers also sold the
residence of Laura Lindsey on Valley
street to Francesca Trocone, and leased
the Truman place at Highland and Lin
coin avenues, Orange, to Robert w.
Arrowsnith.
Stephen J. Stilwel sold the Griffin
homestead on Heathcote Hin, Mamaro-
neck. n. Y, to DR.. Charles a. Roy,
who will occupy it,
Harvey Il. Newins. Inc. sold for the
Rythmodik Music Company their plant
at Newark, containing 10000 square
feet and held at $4,000 Louis Kamm
represented the purchasers.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

william A. White & Sons leased 472
Broadway. through to 80 to 35 Crosby
street. near Broome street for twenty
one years. a five story loft. lOoxi0o. with
an IL" 1sx1o0. to Broadway. The lessee
IN the Theodore Ficke Warehouses, Inc,
which recently purchased the ware
house at 2Ss and 2s9 West street. through
the same brokers.
Charles II. Noyes Company leased the
building at 2l4 Front street for S. j..
Haymann TO II. D. McCord a Sons. and
offices In $50 Broadway for the estate
OF Charles a. Baudoune to Casselhoff
q Marshall.
Tankoos. Smith & Co. leased In the
Liberty Building at 123 Liberty street.
northeast corner Greenwich street. for
the Seneca Company office space to w.
o. James. James M. Graf Co. and l..
w. Harrington g. Co.
Fred Z. Sturgis and Il. w. Lyon
vented one-half Of the sirth floor at 1876
Liberty street to the Chipman Chemical
Engineering Company; also space at z
Wall street 10 William Kirkpatrick
also through William a. White & Sons,
suite of rooms at 16 Exchange place TO
R. A. Soich & Co.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
RsEIAAssis4N oyNlTsaDF !. FETE9SE EE9FEs

CHAUNCET n. GRIFFES CO.,
Westchester's Leading Realty Experts,
is East 4lst st. Murray Hill e326.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
THE DAINTIEST LITTLE HOUSE

in all the Jersey bills; water rights on
chain OF pretty lakes; especially built for
year-round occupancy; fine trees, high
ground: rooms. tiled bath; beautiful and
refined. strictly residential neighborhood: !:
Jerseys best residential committing section: /:
elegant oak shade treea, III IT, In diameter.
Property was. brand one and one-half
years ago plenty OF flowers and trees; easy
ccmmutatlon New York City: every con
yenience for comfortable living; invest a
little cash and what you now lose paying
rent ana own your own home; can be bought
for $500 casi., balance on mortgage; ready
to move into. Shades and electric fixtures
waited, Total price $40. 500 N. A., Post Of
flee Box 1io7. City Hall Station. New York
City.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Garpoint Realty Corporation purchased
from the S. & L. Building Corporation
the vacant plot. 121.9x1oo. at the north
west corner of kingsbridge road and
Morris avenue. 1t IL reported that a
five story apartment house will be
erected over this site.
James Montgomery s. Son sold lots.
Jx1oo. on the east side of Lincoln ave-
nue. 25 feet north OF 18th street. This
is the first sale OF the property In
thirty-seven years. II having been sold
In 1884 BY the same firm OF brokers.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
WILLIS AppRAISEn

JAMES n. SPENCER, West Rupert. VT.
lMay Is. 1920. Estate OF SiOS, ,0I0, with
So6,7h2 in securities taxable In New York.
Magdelena Rohrl of 2094 Julian avenue re-
ceives an annuity of $500. while Mrs Mary
+. SPENCE. bis wife. receives a life estate
In the residue. The Class OF 1867, Yalt
University. is the -remainder-nan.
r. HUNTER July II, 1920. Gross
estate, SfGT,S0a, net estate, $i57, $50 HeI
niece. Jennie r. Booth OF 80 West Seventy
seventh street, IS sole beneficiary
DAVID ". HANSON, Chicago CMarch so
1910. Estate OF 81, ,2oI 574, with estate OF
$l6i ,ia6 taxable IN New York. The New
II. Hanson OF Chicago. who receives one
third, his sons, David N, Jr., and Harry
II. Hanson. who receive one-sixth each, and
his daughter, Sarah Hanson, who has a
life estate In one-sixth The remainder Is
divided among other children. whose names
are not mentioned.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
LACKAWANNA BUYS SITE
FOR FREIGHT TERMINAL

1t was reported yesterday that the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad has been acquiring property
In Jersey City for a freight terminal
The road Is said to have bought several
million dollars worth Of land In the
six blocks bounded by Sixteenth. Eigh.
teenth and Henderson streets and Jer-
sey avenue. It was learned that the
road also plans a series of modern
freight and ware houses.
The site Is near the opening OF the
new vehicular Hudson River tunne
from Manhattan. from which the ware
houses will be easily accessible fol-
trucks to take the freight to Manhat-
tan. This is the first big realty trans
action brought about in Jersey City by
the announcement Of the plan to dig
the tunnel.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
A Very Beautiful Estate
with Large Acreage
$500 CASH

$500 CASH
VIII buy at Hryn Mawr Park, on outskirt.
of Br0nxville. a choice room house on large
plot, with fine old shade. The house T. ex.
ceptiorally well built with many innovations
for easy housekeeping. has every improve
ment and Is Dutch Colonial, Of vide. whita
shingles. The price IS 1000. Easy terms.
ROHERT II. FARLEY ORGANIZATION. II
". 44th ST., ~. u. G. Murray Hill 1890
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
IIyn, for the pyken Construction

Brooklyn, for the Dyken Construction
Company.
William G. Rehbein sold 455 Seventh
avenue. a four story store and dwell
ing, for A. Schoenbaum; Ssi Fifteenth
street, three story double flat, for
Charles s. MacGregor, and $50. 1872 and
394 Fifteenth street. three three story
double apartments. for II. Schroeder.
Frederick W. Walker. Jr.. sold the
four story residence so5 Union street,
near Eighth avenue. for the Aulam
Company. Inc
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
Abo,e beth st.-sth A1. @ Es.l RI,sr.
"a East stsT ST.

~ EAST 6ANl = -
Five story American basement, three baths.
large extension, hardwood floors and elec-
tric light: Immediate possession. seen any
day between and g. pEASE a ELLiAiAN,
$40 Madison av,
iOfTH, 2T n t1th and Madison avs.l Five
story apartment building For further rar-
ticulars PEAsE 4 ELLtMAN. $40 MadlsQn.av.
fsn-isg EAsr pTu sT
faklQ.s epc4 tRo y story aud basement
vtith two story extensions; immediate pos
session. will sell together or separately
prAsE a El.EIAfAN, $40 Madison sv.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
ON STATEN ISLAND.

Cornelius G. Kolff sold for Jacob
Black a six family apartment house.
5sx14o, at 1877 Richmond turnpike. Tomp-
kinsville. to Leon Stuhl OF Stapleton.
S. l.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
NEW FLAT ron BROOKLYN.

Shampan & Shampan, architects. have
been commissioned to prepare plans for
an apartment house 10 be erected on
tho east side OF Twentieth avenue, 200
feet south OF Elghty-slxth street,
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
REALTY JOTTINGS.

j. Romaine Brown Company has
placed mortgage of s1l5.000 on the
Electus D. Litchfield property at Seven
ty-fourth street and Park avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
III vESEY STREET. ]
Ry Iannna L nnnnvnn

BY James ]. Donovan.
Z icist st. AIT 70 43i, $. 2s7.6 W Pleasant
av, 447x100.11. sty tnnt and stores
George Chisholm ct al against Anthony
Az Realty Co, Inc. ct AL stewart <
Shearer. attys due S53si4.46; taxes, &C..
$1,o2S. 49, Sold TO Charles 0. Faruolo for
S34. 400.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 59th st.-5th Az. 70 North River.
BARaAINs-LARGE PeoFITs-oREAr

FUTURE.
stores ores no fes,. rents $500 expenses ST..
400. price sS5. 600
Amsterdam av.. desirable corner. belew
it6h 81. stores, no heat. rents $780,
price S15.cj0
'Vleinity Riverside Drive. 145,h st.. desir-
able elevator apartment house, rents x39s-
600 expenses si7 200. price 500. coo.
Fine apartment house, overlooking Hudson
River; rents $1,000; expenses $4,000. price
Near Broadway. desirable IS foot apart
mgut house rents $4,000. expenses ss.uooi
Elegant location. large apartment house
tno eleyatorl rents $4,000. expenses sS'-
f+n1suailv desirable Broadway business
corner. elevator apartment house, with LOT
OF stores. rents over $4,000; expenses VS.
"A Sis5 an kinds other bargains: viii Pay
you ~ ii i, wooD. go Broadway
FIVE story American basement, West 18Th
st electricity parauet. lgst FsaeesIst sas ga
coUGHLAN & cL1sBY. 200 w. I'D.
if7TH s6i West (danhattan and Morning.
s{da avbD Three story and basement, 10
T29R's PERsE 's' 1 'rIsLi4AS. SO Madison AZ.
ssi " ESD It,. between Broadway and West
End av. f0xi00. five story American base
meni. bathrooms: story buffers pantry
snd bathroom extension hardwood floors
ana electric light. modern n every way inl-
mediate P9sr3,sion pp sssn ,'sSN anSS W s tsts
q. Tel Bryan, 4oat --
Washington Heights. Above Ie5th st.s
West OF Sth Av.
$40 600 Cash buys best a. n. twenty family
walkup on Heights; only 8 blocks from
lsist 81. subway. BARGAIN at $4,000.
sLAwsoN & HOBBS, io2 W. I2d q.
Borough Of Bronx-Sale Rent.
TWO family house. 1889 Grand av.. near
subway and IL" six and seven rooms all
improvements, $4,000. HAYDEN CO.,
a4s w. f45th.
Rorourh ~ ouecns--~nie or Rent.
FORREST HILLS GARDENS. 81 Olive place!
arrnpr plat DISCS. irrcruiar; 3 story de-
tAchsd brick residence, cOnsis tlng 10 roona.,
baths, ali improvements, VIII consider SELF
fng or renting. furnished or unfurntshsas
PEAsE a ELLIAfANs sso Msdiscn ws
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
MuItifamily Houses sold.

slawson & Hobbs sold for j. J. VIII
son to Joseph b. Scuttl 507 West 139th
street. a new law apartment house, 50x
90x100. consisting of two five room and
two six room apartments.
The four story flat at 153 East 103d
street, 25x100. adjoining Lexington ave-
nue.. has been sold by Henry Bach for
Martha G. Baum TO Mr.. Eeinstein.
A. Blumenthal sold for the Leonia
Holding Company to /. thinner. 10 and
21 East 12Sth street q six story apart
ment house. 50x100.
Charles Wynne purchased through
Harry Sugarman from Sarah Heiser
estate 225 East 127th street. near Third
avenue, five story double flat, 1S.6x
100.
Lewis II. May Company sold for
David Lion the four story flat 233 East
l27th street
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
In the Dwelling Market.

Pease & Gilman sold for David BERG
1913 East Seventy-ninth street. a four
story dwelling. 16x102.2. to Frederick G.
Hirons. the architect, who viii alter the
house and occupy Il; also for Augusta
n. Skilman and others. as trustees, 322
West 137th street. three story dwell
ing. I6x52x9911
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
A LITTLE GEM
Rhode Island--Salc or Rent.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
BUILDERS. ATTENTION.

We have one Of the best vacan block
fronts on 3rd Avenue. Bay Ridge, good for
tax payers or stores and apartments. which
we win sell cheap on easy terms and make
subordlnation to good builder. We also have
lots suitable for and . family houses and
apartments on easy terms with subcrdlna-
tion. WIN consider exchange and add cash
y necessary. LEVY BROS, 1870 Montague
St, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
Tvvo 4 evrOpv r3yvr-f.YrNgg

TWO 3 STORY DWELLINGS,
on blot 4O1sO, close 10 Etuyvesant Park: can
81 converted into small apartments; VII
lease for long term of years Immediate
possession s02 and 20a r. 18th IT.
j. EDGAR BANCROFT 4 CO., 20 =. 42d e.
sSTH. ST., 80 East (Madson and Park avs
-Four story aud basement, with four story
extension possession arranged. PLASL 4
ELT.IMAN, $40 Madison az.
az rrSInrton av., adjoining corner b4th ST.
This property can be Used for business pur-
poses, postesslon m go days. PEASE q
FrJTNAN, $40 Madison av
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
5000, 900 on ee1-ees Firth Avenu,
Buyer Plans Heights Flat.

Archibald II. Sinclair soli the vacant
plot at the northeast corner of 165th
street and Audubon avenue, 5ox9o. The
buyer will improve at once with an
apartment house.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
norouEh u Brons-saIe or Rent.

TWO family house, 1889 Grand av., near
subway and u. /" ak and seven rooms. all
improvements, $4,000. HAYDEN Co,
~ fAgtN
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough OF Queens-sale or Rent.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08

"A ONE TENANT
INVESTMENT.
Goth ST. near Sd av.-Aiodern, five story,
service station: steam heat; electric eie-
vntor: cement floors. &C.. leased for II
years at 5000 dow renO. Ten year
savings bazs mortgage. Sl6,6O0, a. biAfe.
An excellent, care free investment. Owner,
WILLIAM d. FITZPATRICK. i4e Broad
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above Iith Sc. to ssth st. Unciusivcl.
East River 60 North River.
THERE WILL BE

THERE WILL BE
NO BUILDING
FOR MANY YEARS
TO COME
" Il six years since building ceased, ard
y VIII be another eS before Il is In fuil
sway again.
Building IS an economic irnpossiblllty, ex-
ccpt ri rents far beyond the financial ca
paclty OF sos OF New Workers. Hence,
when a chance Ike this 70 purchase az
si7, 800 (on exceedingly easy terms), we'll
built, well cared for, Astor estate dwell
ings. II Is common sense and wisdom 70
purchase and enjoy the benefits OF these
low priced hcmcs. Located n clean
block, 10Th st., between Sth and eth avs,
four story, basement and cellar, -
rooms: leases expire May I; convenient
to subway, IL surface and crosstown
lines see these homes to-day. No. 845
West 18th ~. is vacant. and open for
ingpection Appiy there. or owner, Il. It.
KffPATVICK i32 Nassau 81
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
REAL LESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Deals Affecting Commercial
Properties Turn Attention
to Lower West Side.

William II. Whiting & Co. sold for
William ]. ard Alfred G.. Hoe the prop
erty known as 63 and 65 Gansevoort
street. near Ninth avenue. improved
with three story buildings. which have
been in possession of the Hoe family sor
over fifty years. The purchaser Is
Henry Schultz. IN the trucking and ware
house business. who intends to use the
property III connection with the prop
erty Immediately In the rear, at 22 to
80 Little West Twelfth street, title 70
which was taken last week BY Mr..
Schultz, from the American Transfer
Company, Simon Hess president The
combined properties give a frontage OF
104 feet on Little West Twelfth street
improved with six story and three story
fireproof buildings and a so foot 'front.'
age on Gansevoort street, the entire
properties representing an investment Of
about S250.000.
Express Co. Leases Warehouse.
Another Washington street warehouse
lease. made by VIM. A. White & Sons
and following close upon a large num-
Der of sales and leases of warehouses,
made by the same brokers, and aggre-
eating more than S2.500.000, again
focuses attention upon the activity of
real estate operators. and buyers for
occupancy" In and adjacent to the West
Side produce centre. The latest trans
action involves the six story building at
719 and 721 Washington street the
northeast corner of West Eleventh
street. on a plot. 75x100. which for the
last two years has been occupied by the
California Wine Growers Association.
has been leased for ten years by VIM.
A. White & Sons for the Twentieth
Realty Corporation to the American Ex-
press Company.
a large part Of the Washington, Hud-
son and Greenwich street real estate
activity Is to be attributed to the con-
struction OF the New York and New
Jersey vehicular tunnel. which will
emerge on the New York side at Canal
street
100000 ON 661-663 Fifth Avenue
Harvey B. Newins closed a mortgage
for the Phipps estate with the Bank for
Savings for 100000 on 661-66S Fifth
avenue.
Operator Leases B'wny Apartment.
Harvey q. Newins, Inc. leased for
the United Cigar Stores to an operator
the southwest corner of Eighty-second
street and Broadway for a term Of
twenty-one years. The property has
80 feet frontage In Broadway and 175
feet in Eighty-second street, improved
with an eight story apartment house.
The aggregate rental for the term is
100000.
The New York herald., 1921-03-08
Washington Heights, Above IsSth st.,
west OF sth Az.

$40 600 Cash buys best ~ n. twenty family
vaikup "a Heights. only 3 blocks from
isist st subway. BARGAIN at $4,000.
gr.AwSON a. HOBBS tG2 w. T2d ~.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-07

Ladies tlannellette fun size gowns, TaSC
colors, sale price, ..................... 75c
Extra size, all white, flannellette gowns,
can't be duplicated, sale price, ...... $1.15
Ladies' flannellette kimonas, all sizes, pretty
patterns, ................. .91'5o
Extra size bungalow aprons, fast color
oinqham Csc
Bath room sets, Turkish towel and wash
cloth, sale price, each in box, ......... Csc
All 1Oc handerchiefs, ladies' or mems, sale
price ...,........:...... .........'''. 0C
OVERALLS! OVERALLS!
Headlight, Carhartts and Sweet Orr Over
alls, union made, pair .......... .....$l.65
Headlight, Carhartts Unionalls, full sizes,
sale price, ............ ......: SA.9o
Good blue denum Overalls, extra heavy,
pair T.. ............. .......... JOG
Extra So ecial, Boys overalls, sizes S to l6,
Mems pin-check working pants, sold every
where for $500 and $3.50, pair ........ Csc
Mems Sl2.0O all yoel blue serge pants, all
sizes, sale price ................. 49,. $5.45
Boys pants, all sizes, just arrived, sale price
Csc and UP.
Mems S1.25 caps, all latest styles and pattern
sale price ..4oc
Evening star., 1921-08-03
STRAND-"Pep-0.Mint Revue, !"

One Of the most delightful and un-
usual Of musical offerings will be pre-
sented- as the headline attraction at
the Strand. Theater next week. be-
ginning Sunday. in the "Pep-O- Mint
Revue" presented by Harry Downing
and company of youthful players of
superior talent and ability. Others
will include La Vaux, artistic expo
nent Of the piano accordion; the Hill
ton Sisters popular girls. offering pop
ular songs; Tom Overholt and Lillian
Young in an amusing originality,
Special Delivery" and Harry White.
the twelve-minute man." in a clever
collection of songs and stories.
The photoplay will. present Will
Rogers in .Goldwyn.s latest produc-
ton. AN Unwilling Hero" an adapta-
ton Of Q. Henry's story. "Whistling
Dicks Christmas Stocking" Shore
flm features also will be shown.