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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
BROWN WOULD BOX
CHAMPION GRATIS
Harry C"Kid") Says He Even
Would Pay Own Expenses for
Title Bout With KiIbane
TO ENTER PENN IN SEPT.
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

Ih"r" appears to be some doubt
as t" my weight" said Harry Kid
Brown. tho former South Philadelphin
High School student. who is Manning to
enroll A. the University Of Prnnsyl-
vania next Sopt"mbrr "A lot Of fans
ar" Iahoring under tho d"lusion that
am lightweight. They're all wrong
and I'll prove il to tn" fstic public Mt
,Iarg" when weigh in for my next
bout.
"rh" lae' time ! boxed. the night |
whippod Freddy Jacks at Portland
Me. tiup"d the beam nt 10 pounds
rIng>Id". The recognized feGthcrweight
limit at the present time. You know. is
!26 pounds. weigh in nt o'clock on
til" afternoon Of the bout. That would
be easy for me-.
"What | am worrying about more
than my weight" continued the youth
ful South PhilHdclphian. "iS whether
! can succeed in "nvrigIinG Johnny
hlIhan" into the ring with me. | met
him last summer here Mt the bail park,
and heat him even though II was up 10
ne - make the fight throughout. Xii
bnno certainty loatcd in that match.
II am more 0nXi"us Ia meet the
champion in a referees decision con-
tC~t rather than n no decision bout. and
7 nm go sure thnt would bring the
title from cleveland to Philadelphia
I would agree to box kilbamc for moth
ing | mean for nothing. tO0--eycn 60
a. far rs to IA, my own trimming cX
pcnScN and carfnr" 20 wherever the
match iS 10 be ho,I.
Druwnie's last appearance in Local
ring resulted In knockout victory over
Ralp Brady. the rugged syracuse light.
UoipIt This C4m,. is quite Il surprise.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
Official Batting Show Frank Bggy, of Pills. Hitting the Old Apple
FYGHTARGU7MENT NOW
FAV VORS CARPENTER
Dempsey Has Edge in Battles Fought but His Brennan
Fight Made Public Opinion Shift Again
to Frenchman
by GRANTLAND RICE

ONE of the main details which helped
" to lift the faded laurel from Will
lard's badly battered brow was lack of
Jack Johnson in 1915. Previous to
that he had fought with at least fair
amount of regularity. But between
March. 1918. and July, 1910, Willard
engaged in but ono ten round contest.
In period of four years and four
months he boxed only thirty minutes
against an opponent yCarning to ham
mer number of splintcrs from his
block. Thirty minutes in four years
isn't quite close enough application to
ones chosen profession to get very
far.
Same for Carpenter
THE same. for different reasons. is
i true of Carpenter. He INDUCED in
his last pre-war contest carly in 1914.
After that he permitted the war to
interfere u trinc. He took khaki and
gun in place of boxing gloves.
But the fact remains that for period
Of seven years and five months Car
pcntcr has known less than thirty
minutes of actual ring competition. His
last two encounters with Beckett and
ICvinsky. were both tremendous fi22les.
as neither Beckett nor Levinsky could
or would fight. Any last remnant Of
tho Beckett myth exploded when Frank
Moran stopped him in less than two
rounds.
For that matter. Dempsey hasn't
been romping around like roaring
lion. Since stopping Willard he has
boxed n matter of some sixteen rounds
against MiSkc and Brennan in two
years time. But II is more competition
tban ('nppnntipr hnN known for
years.
Early Gucsses
TN SPITE of this. several shrcwd
L judges who picked Dempsey to beat
Willard arc now picking Carpenter to
beat Dempsey.
They like Carpenters combination
Of speed. skill and hitting power. And
| they seem to have found n slump in
| Dcmpseys mental attitude since the
latter discovered that hc was far from
being n popular idol. They don't be-
ievc that the chorus of boos which
greeted him at Madison Square Garden
| after he beat Brennan has left him any
too buoyGnt in spirit.
the, also believe that Carpenticr will
| he the big public favorite when the two
meet. and this. on Dempsey side of the
water. will not be especially cheering
or uplifting.
1t is this difference of opinion that
will provide the gate receipts. which we
don't believe will reach any million
dollar mark by several bags of gold.
Back and Forth
TN ALL this early rambling gossip
L one might argue that if Dempsey
could knock down 250-pound Willard
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
French athletes 10 See
Ring Bouts Here Nonda,'

The French track athletes. here
from the University of Paris TO
compete in the Penn relay carnival
April % and 80 will be- among
those present at the special boxing
show at the National on Monday
night. They will be seated at the
ringsidc ns guests Of the promoter.
Al of the Frcnchmcn are keen box
ing fans.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
Scraps .4boUt Scrappers

Danny Kr7mcr 'e rack in to"n today from
lurvo All .,ft-. B. .rrck,G at Jack lktdl
" + In vs. ..v,a 8nI OF scheduled
,v.cl lv,.r-Irl !r..' This wns tho. hls' de-
r.S.vs -.'I:.-I naroI BY Wolfe during his
.Crs career
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

seven times in n round hc or,h,
no.e ia TO knock ] pound CarpS1tiar" o,,. ne
But there is this difference. =.
moving, Ovcrconiitlent W'illorJ SLOW
fxed target, where Dempsey cn',1J was n
the wallop. "e nHd into
1t isn't 50 easy to lond sot;,,.
n shitty, fast moving opuonrnt upon
Sey hit Brennan often cnomgh b,, bn'Iep'
OF me punches landed with ony .,Iy arW
erect. Very few Of them. Riil |,n,u ,
clther going away or duckinp ~, was
Ing win snfhcient speed to rrmovn ,',l. N.
of the deadly sting. '"'0'e part
Carpenter is faster than pro,
ana nc is supposed to be bcttrr h',nll' ,',,ul'
80 ho should be even harder 70 hit ,,,,;;
against hard hitter, such as Carnonn' ,on'
tier is, one cant take too man Nm HiJh'
80 the polite early chit chat movro I'M
ana forth with n tidal wave of or",
mcnt and guesscs pilng up. I'll gu
Asking a Why
nEAR SlR-Why are condition. s,,.,
- that n champion boxer con dn,.
down more money in one fight loS,in' "'am
from ten to thirty minutes, tIo, Ir,'"S
great ballplayer. such as Ruth Cohh =.
speaker, can collect in eight or tcn ~" con VT
sons of six months each? Drmn.o,T T'G.
his next fight. that will last from to, III
thirty five minutes. will he mia ~" ,,, ~
money than the combined nav raj, iio,, =,
the New York Yankees and ,bo 0 v. W.
York Giants for the entire scason.-r,a. ,,"W
money than Ruth. Cobb. Speaker |'oI' a.
Inns. Alexander. Hornshv Si,,,
Grimes, Covclcskie and Woltor I,SL'r' tor'
son can hope to collect between Nto.n,
and October. m not bpgrudring '",.m ,nn
champion his due. But sometime ,oor ",,y
to be out Of joint in any such arrowno 'DnnS
mcnt as this. - urge
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
Sir Barton Out With Lam.,.,,

Bnltimore. Npril 23.-Sir Errror r,.,
i-and"r Ross Er2at hand cap rrr,r is o,.
Of training temporarily At laas' Tho h,r,-
VIII was 'hamri1r Of his fOur-y,a~. VIA rr,.,
has fallen Il victim to tho buried arm,
rnnco Of the lamen"ss thR' has g7,~e,frrs,
"ausrd his absence from training before
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
Germ ntown Wins at VolIey Ball

Tho champion ro!,eybalI team Of the Ger
ranl"wn Y. NJ {, A last night defeated
IN" Central Branch team In hve straight
sames by the scores 81 1872. $50 $40.
l5-i. ~ o. Captain Rappod "Old Man"
llolI Black Diamond" Frv and rVrteig
p'r formed we'll for Germantown captain
Rarpolis teom viii meet Perth Anboy next
saturday,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
AIl-Stars Want Games

Philadelphia Al-S,ars. comprising the pick
of local semi-pro talent, can be engaged Tor
April 40, May or Z; also week day dates
open for strong clubs, in or out of 'he state
with parks. Phone or wire the management
al club headquarters, 2763 Nor'h Thirteenth
street. Bell phone Columbia zoos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

IF THE So-callcd Black Sox dociJo ~
l. get together and make M ,oon
as the rlm0r goes, their aIlutnmr, L. T.
plpc-nO fan would kick if tbry wan.
nftcr tho pennant in Twenty TbooSorJ
Leagues Under the Sen. '""''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
What May Happen
iR Baseball Today
AMERICAN LEACIE

SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York AZ Philadelphia.
Washington at NrstOn.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit az Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ThillirS at New York.
BOstnn ut BROOKLYN.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Rurhrstcr NJ Reading.
Jersey City ut Buffalo.
SyrHCasc nt Newark.
Toronto ut Baltimore.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEtGIE
Athletics. II: New York. T.
Cleveland. Y; st. Louis, :.
Euin prevented other games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. .; Phillies. I.
RroOklSn. 4: Boston, ..
Pittsburgh, o: Cincinnati, I.
st. Louis-ChlCagO Urnin.
ISTERNATIONiL LEAGUE
Jersey City. |! Buffalo. u.
Rochester. !: Reading, 2.
syracuse, lli Newark. q.
Baltimore, "a; Toronto. ).
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

A ND 1t might be that tho Loagpe .ot
"A Nations will finally sathcr oDon,b
reservations to take them in.
CopDriDht. I92I An riyLiy rr,,rr,t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

Ru,L Nullurd { Port Nrhm"nd has an
,."r r. I.I'..',. .,.,..rg . lctu! n ~ me r."S.
IL o.. "a.e Julnuy Piaz2i or f4Egy Lee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

The DIFFERS Revision
!hc time Trc spent in wooipg,
~ chasing dnd pursuing ~
INC baH that %ics to cHppy lies
Has been my sourS uudOino.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

4 ~ suu.v,n $ ou, with n legitimate
L. ~ ~. '"-'.' y. ~ never fou'hr ,aan
IN, .gh'inC Ioc' rI"rN. ''"fi
.,,.,, o. ,-.., h.. r'.rpsi Sulli'au N round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

,,,, u,,c .,~.,.s IN - Aruo M"re ,,,. .shs
80 ~. ,.H .. pom for bout. "'h any
80, o.. - ur.yll lie fCys JoCy snsnn Is a
,yc,.,.r.,,... N' nI.l iop niE Tor Ar''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

Iohnnv Niggi. Sou'h philnd"'phIa rolddl"-
, ,'m"' ,,.rTs i.ul h. would o" Wing 20
80 ut. ,i.. rpr Ciuniher. IN" N"Sr middle
- ~ . lot e boxing "hrood
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

uW, e. ,nnon ts matched ror '"Gt with
lr'T ~ ~ Ar runa carly IN May.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

tcn-round bout between jimmy SULLIVAN
al T,' ptImor may be ClIu"hod for York
" .,.... u.lr month Sullivan and Palmer
~, ,,,l... hr'0r, In sensational sCraNs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

petc Morpn wants = rIR'ch frankie Muir
ro t,.rh Jgnnuy Fun. Murray recently gave
EGdio O'Dywd, e Columbus, o., grent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23

John T.. Dean, promoter OF Shenandoah
,,Ird 10 match Eddie WagOnd with George
bauoy for May l2. but the Ealrnnoreau ~
ruged 20 meet the Walloping Wop, abiding
hat ~ Was afraid " hurting his hands on
the Philadslphian-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02

o'clock at the home of Mrs. wischeck
of 43 Maple street. All members are
urged to attend as matters Of impor-
lance will be discussed.
X. of p. Initiation.
Pythian lodge, knights of Pythias,
will journey to Agenda lodge at
Unionville tomorrow evening where
they will confer the rank of Page de-
gree to a class of candidates of that
lodge. The degree team will be ac-
companied by about 80 local MEM
bers. They plan to leave Pythian
hall at o'clock in the evening. The
trip will be made by automobile.
ForestviIIe News
The new pump and chemical, re-
Gently purchased by. the WEIGH Fire
company, was demonstrated at the
Firemen's hall Saturday evening. An
entertainment and dance followed the
demonstration. The Alpha String or
chestra of New Britain furnished the
music. Mayor Joseph Dutton of Bris-
tol gave a short talk,
Cleanup week is being held this
week starting today. Teams will come
around and gather refuse left out by
the residents.
PlainvilIe Briefs
Tonight will be the last opportuni-
ty to license dogs. Town Clerk Usher
will be at his office during the eve
ming. A fine of 81 will be given in
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02

The Legal Voters of the Town of
Berlin are hereby notincd and warned
that n Special Town Meeting will be
held in the. Town Hall Wednesday
evening. May 4. 1921. ats o'clock p.
m. o.. .as'
First-To consider the bill of
s3s3.7O of tho Probate Court District
OF Berlin for the years l914-1919 and
to make appropriation therefor.
Sccond-To consider the bfhls OF the
State Highway Department. as fol-
lows: First. for the cost Of drainage
work on Pennington avenue; second.
for the cost of building the. East Ber-
lin road In excess of the amount
called for In the budget and to make
appropriations therefor.
Third-To consider the question OF
building or repairing tho bridge
across the Mattabessett river. east of
ITO Connecticut Metal and Chemical
bmpany connecting tho Towns of
Berlin and Cromwell andl IL deemed
advisable to make appropriation for
tho Town OF Berlin's share therefor.
Fourth--To consider the, rofunding
Of certain taxes. .
GEORGE Il. CARTER.
WILLIAM ii. SCHROEDER,
WILLIAM ~. RYAN,
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02

addition to the regul}
all failing to register
fore tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
turned from a trip Il
where they visited Mrs
Frank Marchetti and
Marchetta, of this tow
ried Wednesday morni'
at the Church of Ours
Rev. John E. Fay wi
ceremony.
To RENT- p>n~. opartN
provements. Neri Block
Plainville.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02
LOCAL COUPLE ARE
MARRIED so YEARS
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Chaloner
Observe Golden Wedding
TO OBSERVE CLEANUP WEEK

of the Berlin Parents and Teachers
Association VIII Bc Held at Com
punity House Tonight--CrandaII-
Bachrnan-Berlin Bits. g. e..
Mr.. and Mrs. william IT. chaIoner
OF worthington Ridge celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary at
their home Saturday evening. The
couple were taken by surprise when
n number OF guests from New Britain.
Meridcn. New York and this town
called upon them. During the eve-
ming Mr.. and Mrs. chaloner were
presented with purse OF gold and
other presents In remembrance of the
happy occasion.
The couple were married at 81. An
drew'a church in Meridcn. In 1871.
Mrs. chalonor's parents had charge
OF the tollgate on the Berlin Meriden
road and Mrs. chaIoner was born In
the old toIigatehouse. At the age OF
two years she went to Meriden, where
Hhe remained until about two years
ago when she and her husband re-
turned to Berlin to make their home.
Mr.. Chaioner was a foreman at tho
Corbin Cabinet Lock company in New
britain for % years. He also worked
the old Churchill and Lewis Jew
|cfy shop for n similar period. Por-
ter and Dyson of the Hardware city
now occupy the establishment for
mcriy known as the Churchill and
Lewis ESTABLISHING ...
Among others with whom Mr..
Chaloner worked mt the jewelry shop
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02

day to register their dogs without
the extra hne OF one dollar in
asmuch as the first OF May fell on a
Sunday. 49,
Berlin Bits.
Mrs. +. Mclean Campbell and two
children of California are visiting Mrs.
Campoelrs mother, Mrs. c w. Will
liams of kensington.
Bryant Atwater, who has been
connned to- his home for the past five
or siA weeks with illness, lis. able to-
Mrs. James w. Woodruff. who has
been at the New Britain General hos
, pital for the past ten days is ex-
pected home the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. John Rlakeslee of North Ha-
ven was the Weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Woodruff +
The weekly I. a. B. whist will be
held in the society rooms Wednesday
evening at the usual hour.
East Berlin Items.
A very pleasant surprise social was
rendered. to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Morgan at their home on Savage Hill
| Friday evening, the occasion being
their twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary. The following guests were pres
/ ent: Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Morgan,
I Miss Martha Morgan, DR.. and Mrs. r.
| K. Morgan and Miss Mildred Morgan,
Mrs Percy c. Morgan and son Rus
sell, Miss Julia Savage. Miss Irene Z.
Hubbard and G. c., Morgan.
William Schaefer Of New Britain
was calling on friends in town Sat
urday.
Walter HENDERSON and family have
moved from Wilcox avenue to the
J Thomas Nelson farm.
Philip Nase OF Middletown has been
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zehrer of New
Britain spent Sunday with Mr.. and
| Mrs. Amos Bourgeois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holigan and
daughter who have been visiting rel
atives in town have returned to
| Southington.
Tonight is Ladies' night ut the To-
| cal bowling alleys.
Emery Matsen of New Britain was
visitor in town Sunday.
E p. Durham of Kensington has
| been in town on business.
A reception will be rendered the
4 new pastor, Kew. MI. Harper, at the
Methodist church parlors this eve
ming.
| EDWARD Treichel and family have
moved into their new residence on
| Main street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Bourgeois of
New Britain have been visiting rela-
| tivcs in town.
Mrs. William Delaney has sold her
| property and moved to New Britain.
| j. Smigle was the purchaser.
Mrs. Correll fho has been the guest
| of her daughter. Mrs. James Holigan,
has returned to her home in Middle
! town.
Notice, Public Meeting.
meeting of>the legal voters of
Kensington Fire District will be held
at Foresters' Hall Friday evening,
MAY 6, 1921, at p. m, for the pur-
puse of levying a tax, arranging for
street lights and any other business
proper to come before said meet
ing.
Signed,
FREDERICK J. F1TZSIMONS.
JAMES J. FITZSIMONS,
| ROBERT II. GRAHAM.
Committee.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02

was Chief of Police william J. Raw
lings from New Britain. who was one
OF the guests at the celebration Sat
urday night. At the present time Mr..
Chaloner Is employed at the George
Prentice Manufacturing company in
Kcnsington. ..s
MIR. and Mrs. ChaIoner have two
sons and three daughters as. follows:
Mrs. G.. f. Prentice of Berlin, Mrs.
Charles Clark of Hartford, William
Chaloner. Jr., Office manager for the
Standard Oil company Of New York:
Russell Chaloner, employed by the
Travellers Insurance company in Chi
cago and Mrs. John Foster of New
Britain.
Rcna Romponi.
The funeral Of Rena Romponi.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Romponi of Christian Lane was held
Saturday afternoon. Burial was in
st. Mary's new cemetery, New Britain.
Joint Meeting
For the first time in the history
of the Berlin schools the Parents and
Teachers associations of the town
will hold a joint Meeting. The So
cieties to be represented at the meet
ing tonight are the Emma Hart Will
lard, the Worthington and the Hub
bard organizations. The meeting
has been called for O'Clock and will
be held in the community house in
Berlin and not the Town hall as
was previously stated.
Anyone interested in the schools
Is asked to attend this meeting and
will be cordially welcomed by those
present. Superintendent OF Schools
ID 80
have the new moving picture ma
chine on hand and will give a lee
ture on The History of the House
Fly" Several reels of motion pic
lures will be shown dealing with
this subject. The picture has been
shown I'm many schools throughout
the country and has always proven
to he interesting. Because of the
length OF the film no other pictures
will be shcwnA
Berlin Church Notes.
: The women's Missionary society
of the Berlin Congregational church
will hold a meeting Wednesday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. +. Wilcox. Mrs. Cowie of Troy.
New York will be the speaker. The
regular prayer meeting will be held
ut the church at 1880 o'clock on
Thursday
The Ladies' Aid society will give
"a so-called social of the days" in
the chapel OF the church on Friday
evening at o'clock. This will be
followed by a food sale. II is expect
ed that there will he a large crowd
In attendance.
On Wednesday evening the Older
Boys class will give a dance in the
community house. Further announce
ments will be made at a later date.
Married Saturday.
Arthur Il. Crandall of this town,
and Mrs. Anna Bachman of New Brit
ain were married at the parsonage
OF the Berlin Congregational church
Saturday afternoon by the Rev. S. A.
Fiske.
Clean Up Week.
Clean up and paint up week In be-
ing generally observed throughout the
New England states and local people
have been asked to take an interest
I'm the work. Poster and pamphlets
have been sent TO many residents
through the mail urging everyone to
take an active part in the work and
II possible aid the com mittee at the
head of the campaign. This is the
seventh consecutive season that the
campaign has been inaugurated in the
spring.
Dogs Registered,
Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff stated
this morning that 10 date he had req
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02
LOSES DEGS BY

Geneva, May 2.-Tl
Guerre has been award |
deveaux, Swiss member
Foreign Legion. A did
ed in. Africa has neces
putations of arms and
cannot diagnose the dill
New Britain herald., 1921-05-02
AIRSHIP CARR

London. May, "A |
invented a dirigible II
ballast, loses no gas, 4
dining rooms, smokin
and can carry 800. 1t |
and has a speed Of 70|
on half speed.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

Plain white Scrim
curtains. finished with
neat edge and valance
between. all hemmed
ready for rod. Just a
limited number in the
lot.
Others spe ci a ! y
priced. S3 to $4.O5 pair.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

In the assortment are
Madras. Voiles. Mar
quisettes. Swisses. in
dozens of patterns. The
best lot of materials
ever offered. Others at
sc to $3.50 yd.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

Door and win d ow
hangings that are very
desirable for the warmer
season. Cream grounds
with floral inset in
shades of rose, blue or
gold. Guaranteed wash
able.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

Just the kind you will
soon need for your
ldoorS and windows;
come in rose. blue.
green and brown shades
with valance between
|side curtains.
Others specially priced,
LOS to $6.75.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

The prettiest little
Curtain for bedrooms.
in a fine dainty mesh,
and finished with neat
lace edge. White only.
Evening star., 1921-04-03
$1.49 Sunfast
Drapery Madras
69c Yard e

In all the newest
shades and combina-j
tion colorings for door( 4
and window hangings So =
inches wide. About 20 10
patterns to ch ose y
from.
Others spec ia 11y
priced, $1.15 to $3.50
yard.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

Just the kind of a curtain
to select if you have various
sized windows. Large as
sortment of patterns in all
shades at this special price.
Others s3.z5 TO s5.75 each.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

A neat rufne Swiss
in. in plain.
1otted or figured CEN
tiers. with hemstitched
borders, 2A and 2H
ards long.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

Very dainty Wolfe
and M arqui settle
Curtains. with lace
inSerti S. som e
hemstitched. others
with lace edge.
Others spe al ~
priced 81 to $S.0S pair.