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The Washington times., 1921-05-12
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Have you always wanted to work
with little boys and girls! Here's
your chance. t5
Examination to MI the position
OF attendant 1T the House of Dstsn-
tion was announced by the Civil Serv-
Ice Commissions today for June ..
The duties will be to care for the
moral and physical welfare OF the
children in the boys and girls de-
linquent department. Entrance SAL
lries are 81. 1850 to $1,000 . year with
$40 . month yearly increase for three
years and room and board. Applica-
tion blanks may be obtained from the
Civil Service Com mission. 1724 r
street northwest.
On the same day an examination
will be held for poIicewomen for the
woman's bareaU of the Metropolitan
Police Department. under Mrs. Nina
Van Wink1e. Salaries range 81 400
the FIRST year, $3.50 the second year,
81, SEQ the third year, and $3.50 for
sergeant. These are the highest sal
aries piid under the Government and
very interesting work.
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Silk Gloves, $1.19

Two-cIasp. Paris point back, In
white, grey. mode, beaver, black,
pongee and brown. Regularly Sl.Io.
Friday only At e1.1o.-Mais Floor.
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L. c. |. ISPUT
TO RETA|LERS
Ran Executive Tells Senate
Probers Rates Not to Blame
for Prices.

Questions designed !, to she'd addi-
taonal light upon the plight Of the
nations railroads and the causes for
their present condition were directed
today at Julius Kruttschnitt, presi-
dent Of the board of directors of the
Southern Pacific. when he resumed
the stand as the Senate Interstate
Commerce COMMITTEES continued its
investigation Of the transportation
situation.
wrTNEsS IS GRILLED.
Statistics showing in detail. various
phases Of the operation of the steam
lines since 1915 were in the hands
% members Of the committee. Their
inquiries ranged from demands for
pore Information concerning wages
And costs OF maintenance and equip
9snt. to discussion of Kruttschnitt's
charges that the roads were severely
hampersd In their attempt to compete
with vessels Of the United states
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Solid Oak Chiffersbe. finished
with golden oak. plenty OF drawer
room Friday at ezSTA
Bed Outat, white enameled bed.
all cotton mattress. with rolled
edge: bed spring. all-metal frame
and link spring. Friday at 3ie.sS.
SIT Fcsr-pa.sen9er Lawn swing.
large size with adjustable seat. Fri
day at es.75.
Drop Side Csseh Bed. the quality
kind size 48x72 inches. Gray en-
amel finish. Friday at e6-oS.
AIl-metaI Frame Lawn settee.
painted green: very heavy and made
extra strong. Friday at $685.
All New Cotton Mattress. for
drop side couch ped. striped ticking.
Friday at 2 40.
Solid Oak Magazine Rack. fumed
finish. Friday at SOS.
- Solid Maple Porch Rocker. slat
back. double woven rattan seat
Friday at SI.DS.
Folding Lawn Settee. made of
hardwood. painted green. At s1.75.
$40 Bed Pillows. flled with all
new feathers. Friday at 500.
Solid Oak Tah0sret. fumed finish I:
Fourth Floor.
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Shipping Board, inland waterways
and Federal Highways. IN
kruitschnitt continued to maintain
that wages of many railroad workman
-,ere too high and again denied that
rail rates could be held responsible
for the ultimate cost of Agricultural
and othey produstA
CITES LABOR COST LEAP.
He referred to . statement nied
with the committee which show that
labor costs of class 4 railroads. were
greater in 1920 than In 1917 by
more than lis per cent. and that the
gross revenues OF the carriers dur
ing that period had increased by less
than 81 per cent. The enactment OF
the Adamson law In 1917 and the
operation of the roads by the United
states Railroad Administration were
blamed for this condition.
Senator Pomerene. Democrat. Of
Ohio. outlined to Kruttschnitt the
plight OF northern Ohio brick manu-
lecturers, who were unable to ship
their product from Canton. Ohio, TO
Detroit. Mich, because of high freight
rates.
Does 1t not seem reasonable and
sound business principle" he asked,
"for the roads to make rate reduc-
tons at these points in order that
their traffic may be increasedT
Kruttschnitt replied that the roads
would have mo net income left II
rates were reduced and that IL was
hardly fair for manufacturers who
made big profits without Govern
ment regulations. to now make de-
mands upon the railroads for cut
rates"
URGES. "GET-TOGETHER" MEET.
Pomerene urged that the railroads
and manufacturers get together TO
negotiate rates, to which Krutt-
schnitt assented, but satted that
appeals should be made to the IN
Commerce Commission.
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fast WORKERS he
SAYS OF TIMES
WANT ADS

"They are fast workers." said A.
J. Ferguson. 226 Colorado Building.
today. He was speaking OF want
ads in the classified columns Of The
Washington Times, and he was
speaking whereof he knew, or
knowing whereof he spoke. which
ever way pleases you best.
ION Monday" he continued, "a
client listed q beautiful suburban
home with me for sale. Tuesday
advertised Il in the clsssined coli
umns Of The Washugton Times.
wednesday l had q large number
Of applicants for the house and dis
posed OF II.
.What could be sweeter. neater.
or completer, Nothing. Classined
advertisements in The Washington
Times bring results, and that 10 the
test OF classified columns. am
imensely pleased with the results
l obtained by using them, and
intend using them whenever ! have
anything to sell or wantanything."
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TEACHERSPET|T|ON
FOR SALARY RAISE

Representatives Of the elementary
high school. special and administra-
tive groups, acting as a committee
of the teachers council, appeared be-
fore Superintendent of Schools Prank
w. Ballou yesterday and presented
tentative salary figures asked by the
teachers. The teachers are seeking
an approximate minimum Of $500
for teachers who now have mini
mum of 81 200, plus the $40 bonus.
Rehabilitation does not provide for
the bonus for teachers.
Completion OF salary scale upon
which school officials may agree In
presenting the salary question to Con-
gress Ia expected next week. Conciu-
sions will then be presented to the
Board OF Education for Endorsement
Representatives on the committee
include Allan Davis and g. c. Wilkin-
son. administrative; Mrs. j. ID. Hum
and 8. e. Compton, high and normal |;
Mrs. Adelaide Davis. Mrs. K. X. Draper
and r. A. Gillem. elementary: Miss i.
r. ONeal and Mrs. i. w. Tyler, spe-
cial. and DR.. Macatee and Miss NJ. A.
Carroll. miscellaneous departments.
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EXEMPTS OFFICIALS
FROMD.C. TAXATION

Cabinet officers, members of Con-
gress and other persons in the service
of the Government elected for defi-
mite term of office. "are no longer sub
ject to taxation in the District of Co
iumbia," according to the terms OF
bill Senator Ball introduced In the
Senate today.
All other persons VINO reside mere
for a period of six months are to be
considered citizens of the District for
taxation purposes, unless they can
show that they pay q tangible or in
tangible personal property tax In
other jurisdictions.
The measure also amends existing
laws so as to provide for q permanent
board Of assistant assessors to consist
Of six members, instead Of Ave, this
board to act with the District as
sessors on a board of equalization In
reviewing appeals of tax cases.
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SENATOR OUT After
DC. PSYCHOLOGISTS
Offers Bill CHASING Them With
Mediums and Subject to
SIS License Fee.

Phrenologists soon will come with
in the pale OF the law In the District
of Columbia.
They have fallen from their high
estate as scientists. and hereafter
will be classed along with mediums.
clairvoyants, soothsayers, fortune.
tellers and palmists.
Senator Ball, chairman OF the Sem
ate District Committee, today intro
duced q bill placing a 325 license fee
on psychologists and classifying them
along with palmists. etc. The bill
was referred to the District Com
mittee-
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RHYTHMIC DANCERS
TO GIVE MAY FETE

Rhythmic dancing classes OF the
Johnson-Powell Community Center
will give a May fete, followed by
general dancing. at the Powell
School at Sis o'clock tomorrow
night. The program will be under
the direction of Florence ]. Fenton.
who was in charge OF training the
girls. She will be assisted by Miss
Ruth Bronson. violinist; Mrs. Frank
B. Lord, soprano. and Mrs- John A.
Hunter, accompanist
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Toilet Specials

35c Vivaudou's Pour la France
Talcum Powder at 2Sc.
Ice Wrisley's Benzo Dernia Toilet
Soap. excellent for skin and COM
plexion. 3 cakes for 30c.
25c Peroxide OF Hydrogen. best
quality, pound bottle. at 1Sc.
soc and 45c Parsons Household
Ammonia. best quality, 24e aad see
bottle.
15c Sunset Soap Dyes. in all good
shades. 2 for 2Ic.
&c Turkish Wash Cloths. with as
sorted colored borders, s for 2Ae.
Main FioOH.
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Trimmed Hats,
SIPS

We offer for Friday only 81
Tri%msd Asi:: At s ri. .p saa s ios
price. In dark colors. This quick
clearance II to make room for
the bright colored Summer Hats
now coming in. All styles, all
the best colors and trimmings of
the season are included. Friday
only at o2.10-Seeend FIooR.
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Lace Specials

Lace Remnants, also In net chif-
fon cloth and many wash laces. Reg
ulariy Toe to S1.26 each. At SOC PER
remnant.
Georgette Crepe. pure silk. 40
inches wide. Regularly $1.75. At
81. - yard.
Wash I.aces in Calais. walls, inser-
ton. edginRs and Gallons. Regu-
at I2hc yard.
Main Floor.
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Silvertone Bags,
1898

Regularly $3.50 and S5.95. Made
OF Toxic leather. silk lined. ftted
with purse and mirror. Some
with centre compartment. Swag-
ger and Kodak style. Friday only
at 8S,08.-Main Floor.
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Silverware Specials
New Fringes

Fashion demands them for dresses,
wraps, girdles and sashes. In brown.
grey. navy, henna. black. jade, Per
sian, etc. Plain and knotted. Six
and 0 inches wide.
Regularly $3.50 and $1.75. Friday
Regularly $500 and s2-25. Friday
at $50.
1t G2.eo and $50.
TYtuansiug Dopt.-Main Floor.
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Dresses at S1.98

women's, for house and porch
wear. OF Bingham and percale.
Neat styles, with or without
waist Some with adjustable
snaps. Sizes to 40. Friday only
at q 06.-Thlrd Floor.
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Young Mems 2
Trouser Suits,
S17.50

A marvellous clearance special.
Small sizes only. for students or
small men, comprising Atwood
and wooden cheviots and tweeds
20. Formerly $3.50. All sales
6nal: no alterations. Friday only
at 81 .5O.-Main BlO0F.
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PLAY Suits, Soc

Play Suits, Soc
Children's. Including Rompers.
etc. OF chambray or Bingham. good
washing colors. 1 to years: Fri
Spring Coats, $3.@
10 in the lot. Made OF serge and
checks. In navy, black and white
and q few colors. Odd sizes. Regu-
larry to &6.9S. Friday only at S3-SS.
--TiirA Fissr.
School Dresses, 88c
OF genuine Amoskeag. in a variety
Of attractive good washing colors.
8 to II years. Friday only at SSc.-
Third F1ser.
White Dresses, $500
Childrens. Made of Swiss and
organdy Dainty trimmings of laces,
70 IA years. Friday only at si.oo.-
Third Fsssr.
Silk Gloves, $1.85 .
Elbow length. Of fne quality Milan
s s;c ' nonree and mode. Regularly
$3.50. Friday only at e1.So Pair-
Main F1ess.
Silk Gloves, $1.19
Two-ciasp. Paris point back, IN
white. grey; mode. beaver; oiaek'
pongee and brown: Regularly N.Io.
Friday only At S1.1s.-Mais Fleer.
Chamoisette Gloves, Csc
Spear-point and arrow embroidery
back. In white, mastic, channels,
Beaver, grey and pongee. Regularly
U.36. Friday only at 0Se-MaAn
Swagger Bags, $3.98
Regularly $500. Made Of calf alli-
gator, double handle, htted with
purse and mirror. Extension gus
sets: flap front fastener. Friday
only at SS.o6-Ma1n F1sor.
Dressing Sacques, Ac
.hsdes' Neat turned-down collar
Friday only at 44e.-Third Fises.
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Women's DC ribbed black and cor
dovan ribbed Hose: seam at back.
reinforced feet; Sia to 10. Friday.
3 pairu SOc.-Bargain Basement.
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women's soc drop-stitch. black
Isle Hose: double heels and toes; o
to 10 sizes. Friday. 2 pairs 7ec.-
BarGain Basement.
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Handkerchief, &c

5000 sheer lawn Handkerchiefs;
prettily embroidered and hem
stitched. seconds OF 2Oc and 25c
grades. Friday at Sc.-BarEntn
Base nent.
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women's Percale and Bingham
Dresses, figures and stripes. Limited
number, not more than two TO eacn
purchaser. Friday at &1.o0.-Bar-
gain Basement.
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Dresses at CSC

Children's bingham and linene
Dresses; pIaids and plain colorsI fin
ished with pockets, belts and but
tons; sizes ? To ~ years Friday.
NS~.-BmpCnin DRscnsemt.
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Petticoats, 9Oc

Sateen, Webster loom, Colonial
Taffeta and Italian Cloth Petticoats:
black, plain colors and floral FRI
day. pOc.--Bargain Basement.
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Corsets, $2.29

Regular $500. $3.50 and $500 mod
els: of pink coutil: low and medium
bust, various length skirts: double.
boned throughout; models to fit
every figure. Friday, s2.2e--Bar-
gain Baaenenf.
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Travel Bags, $2.98

Keretol. black, waterproof, with
leather handles, brass safety catches
and lock. 1S-inch size. Friday. &2.eS.
--BarGnin Basement.
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Fiber. looking like leather; lighter
in weight but as durable as leather:
brass safety catches and lock: "a
inch size; so value. Friday. SSc-
Bargain Basement.
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women's-with seam at back
reinforced feet. Black. white and
brown. Sizes 9 TO 10.-Bargain
basement.
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Stationery-Fnday Specials

100 School Pencil Boxes of wood
to close out at Toe each.
Children's Story Books. Regularly
l6c to $3.50. Friday at half price.
Excellent quality pure white Paper
Napkins. Regularly 25c per 100. Fri
day only-300 napkins fer Sc.
Main FloOr.
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Regularly 80 and $3.50. OF
pink silk brocade and satin. Rub
Der top models for slender and
average figures. Excellent Quail
throughout. Friday only at ei.ss.
--ThlPd FloOv.
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1000 Women's ESQ ribbed Vests:
y-shape low neck. sleeveless: 80 to
40 sizes. Friday. for SOc.-BarEain
Bnsement.
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Silk Dresses,
$3.50

Over. 200 Beautiful New
Dresses to select from. OF Swiss
Tanetas, Canton Crepe. Crepe do
Chine. Only 1 and 2 OF a kind.
Dresses that formerly sold from
&26 TO S36. Friday only at elo.so.
-Th1rd FleeF.
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Jersey Suits, SIZES

jersey Suits, l7.95
Made Of extra fine quality worstcd
Jersey that will stand hard wear.
Perfection Of workma nship and Mt.
Novelty pockets, pinch back or box
pleated styles. Sizes for Women and
Misses. Friday only at el7.s6-
Third FleOr.
Women's Suits, $3.50
Formerly 5000. Fashioned of fine
ali-wool tricotine, silk lined. Beau
ful tailored style or richly embrold-
cred. Jauntfly box coats and semi
htted models. Friday only at $3.50.
--rhird F1esr.
Ribbon Specials
Remnants OF Dresden, Moire and
Fancy stripe effects, 8 INCHES wide.
many good lengths for children's
hair and sash ribbons. Friday At
3Ge yard.
Dresden, light and dark colorings,
fancy stripes, etc. B inches wide,
for children's hair ribbons. Friday
at S2e Yard.
Dresden. light and dark colorings.
Persian fancy stripes, MORE. etc; 8
to 8 inches wide. Many long lengths.
Friday at SEC yard.
rwo-T Ribbons, 5h inches
wide, in all the wanted shades, Of
gold and blue. grey and old rose,
black and blue and black and white:
Friday at SIS yard-Main F1ser.
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Mems Union Suits, 89c

made from checked nainsook. All
perfect new stock. Sleeveless and
knee length. With ribbed cotton at
waist. Sizes "a to As. Friday only
at Soc.-Main Floor.
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Notions Specials

Steel Scissors, best quality. every
pair guaranteed. at &c.
Kleinerts Rubber Aprons, espe-
cially adapted for household work.
warranted waterproof. at S0c.
Dress Fasteners. superior quality,
in black and white. rustproof, at 3
dozen fer Toe.
Safety Pins. 1 dozen to card. as
sorted sizes, at ? cards for Be-.
Colored Shoe Trees, with steel rod
Friday at 1ec pair.
Netioa Dept.-Main Floor.
Silverware Specials
Half dozen Teaspoons. VIM. Rogers
Plate, warranted 8 years. Regularly
so. Friday only at $50.
Pyrex Casserole pierced frame
with ebony handles, cut-xlass tons.
1925. Friday only at S3.SS.
Pyrex Pie Plates. In pierce frame
with ebony handles. Regularly $2.9S.
Friday only at &2.6o.
Main F1ser.
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Young Mems Suits, $14.5O

A sensational special of odd-size
assor tment in wooden and all-wool
fabrics, single and double breasted
styles. Formerly S25 to S35. Sizes
80 to 80. Friday only at 1880
lain Floor.
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BOYS Knickers, CSC
Bows Blouses, 59c

Standard makes. all new and per-
feet, comprising collar attached. Per-
Gales and madras. also Khakis
Sports. Percales and Madras in
sports. all sizes to 6. This sDe-
cial price is less than bali recent
prices for same quality. Friday
only at 5oe.-Thtrd Floor.
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Silk Gloves, 79c

400 pairs Milanese silk: double
tipped samples: black, navy. tan.
gray, white; sizes, 51s to Oh value
Base ment.
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Csc Values, loo

and tumbled. Bathing Hose, 80 size
Vests. women's black Hose. chill
dren's Union Suits and Drawers
Choice Friday at lOc.-BarRain
RAae meAf.
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Cretonnes,
Soc Yard

1000 yards. 20
inches wide. Cut
from the full bolt.
Beautiful floral and
oolonirl designs. ccl-
ofs TO match every
room In the house.
FviAny esiy ut see
yarA. --Seeesa Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-05-12
Mems Night Shirts, CSC

Regularly S1.25. Made from good
quality cotton. All sizes. All regu-
lar stock. Friday only at sSc.-Main
Floor.
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Bows Straw Hats, CSC

/ Regularly s1.45 and $1.95. Com
prising all the newest models In the
most desirable dark straws for small
boys from 3 to 8 years. Friday only
at 0Sc-Third Floer.
The Washington times., 1921-05-12

Mems and boys all-white Hand
kerchiefs, also with colored print
border. Regularly 1sc. At 12he eseh.
w O m n Handkerchief, with
dainty colored embroidered corner.
Regularly 25c. Friday at 4 for Sac.
Children's Handkerchief. Regu-
larry 18c. Friday at 1Oc each.
Main Floor.
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Serge Dresses
Friday $3.50

Better all-wool Serge Dresses,
straight-line models: silk braid
ed and embroidered: in navy and
of these dresses. Be an earlv
visitor Friday at 7.5O.-BarRain
Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-05-12

Standard Clocks: accurate time
keepers: made by big Ben" clock
makers. Friday. si.3s.--Bargnin
Raaeneut,
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Remnants
on various tables.

Crstoune Ticking and Curtin
Scrim
In lengths to 2h yards, e.
4o-inch Unbleached sheeting. 10
yds. 41.0o.
pinch Check Ginghams. 5 yas- 81.
42x36 Pillow Cases, fer ~.
, Cotton Bats. for comforts. fer
u %.
. 72x00 Dimitv Bedspreads. e1.Ie.
bS-inch Table Damask. Soc I'd.
! sO-inch all-linen Table Cloths.
s4.ee.
1 40-inch Orxandy, colors. Ste I'd.
36-inch Wolfe, dark ground. Q yds.
: S1.oo.
, Bargain Base1ert.
Hose, 2 Pairs SOC
l Children's soc, Mercerized Black
LisIe Hose. reinforced; 8 TO oil sizes.
= Friday, pairs soc.-JBsrGain Bo~e-
menf.
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Regularly $1.00. Balbriggan shirt s
and drawers, made from double
thread Maco yarn. Half-sleeve shirts,
drawers. White ana
ecru. All sizes. Friday only at eec.
MAIN Floor.
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Dressing Sacques, 4c

OF percale, in navy grey or Iignt
shades Neat turned-down collar.
Friday only at 44e.-Third Flser.
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Sew-On Frames, 2 for s. 90
Regularly 800 and Sl.5O. Bag
frames Of oxydixed metal or celiu-
ioId, Friday only at fer u o.
Leather Goods Dept.-Mais Flsor.
Bungalow Aprons, 500
Made Of Bingham and percale, In
variety Of good washing colors.
Friday only at el.oo.-Third Floor.
Petticoats at $1.OO
Daintily made of white sateen or
muslin. Ruffle or scallop bottom.
double panel. Friday only at SlA00
Third Floor.
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Boys Raincoats, $5.95

Boys Raincoats, $5.95
Regularly $8.95 to $3.50. Every
and guaranteed absolutely water
proof; made with convertible collars
Of good quality dark double texture
fabrics. Sizes for boys 10 to 10. Fri
day only at SS.sS.-Thfrd Floor.
Boys Knockers, CSC
Made OF genuine khaki cloth. A
record low price. Every pair guar
anteed. All sizes to II. Regularly
95c. Friday only at 6ec.-Third
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Swa9xer Ba2s, $3.98

Regularly $500. Made Of calf ALL
gator, double handle, ntted WIN
sets: flap front fastener. Friday
only at S3.0S.-Main F1ser.
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100 Wonderful Friday Bargains

Of
reduced Also attractive
Anmarnn einrwds
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Handkerchiefs, 10 for $1.OO

Mems, regularly lie. or sheer
cambria, neatly hemstitched. Large.
full size. Friday only, 10 for &1.0oc
Main Floor.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19
FOR RENT

Almost new slX-room, two
story house. Breakfast aic1ve,
decorated, large basement,
garage, one short block from
paving, located lu southeast
part uf city Very desirable
location. 9O2 Eas, Buoua vista
,r Seventeenth Place. ff..
- q. llcuthuruc, Usage 900
or G12l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS UNISuIn 10

HODGE. E. i-os.A i,U ut,,, clean four.
room apartment furnished. all now
sleeping porch. Soc this " you want o.
taU W. TuuN ,.Iar o'"s
rLAHA COURT NirrN furnished apurt.
w"uts Apply 90. PLAN court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-19

FARMS which are hatEairE is1 acres. l5t
H,rus, one 10 acres ,lus" IN. Your wants
can he satiHfird by getting down to bust
mess with e. y. word, 22t Lynch Hlig.
There are some trades nov open fof any
properties which are not too heavily On
oumhctrd Ihonc cedar 'Slt Oa.ge 1855.
WRITE fur our lhrE" tarm hullrtin Dc.
and hontthtul OZARK rrEiuu. Wutuhle
Land COMPANY Nunhie Arkansas
FDU SAtEH-lGu acres. 1t-iS-i2. u mra
northwest ~ Jcnks, 7 utl and gas wrlls
good farming land, Mary IoYcy, Route
h West Tulsa.