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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18

To The Editor o. the Evening Public Ledger:
S'r--Who wrote the poem and where can
It b' secured containing this verse:
'Aliko all ages. DANES OF ancient days
Have led their children through the mirthful
maze:
And the CAV Srandsire. skiIrd in Ee.tic
lore
Has 'risk'd beneath the burden Of four
score J. l.. T.
Fhi'a delphia, October II. 1921.
The first line Of this verse is the 25lst line
% Oliver Goldsmtth's lcng poem The TRAY.
NIer' The poem Is included in Godsrn IN =
collection, to be found at any OF tho public
libra res
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
Questions AnStUered
Our First Money

To the Editor O. the Ercrtno Publie Ledger:
S.r-Pless t"I, ne as re.- as possible
hen the hrst American coinage Of morey
vas accomplished. r. w l..
Philadelphia. Oc;ober -. 1921
The earliest Colonial coinage vas In Mna
s"chusct's IN pursuance OF an order of the
G''eral Court passed May -, 1882 which
established "a mint house N Boston. The
order required tho coinage OF twelve perce
sN pence and ,hree pence pieces. which
shall be FOR tome fatt. and stamped on
tho one side with L. z nrd o. tne o,hnr
side with KID. VId ana TIId according 20
h" value .. each coin
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18

May wisdom be their weather gauge
10 guide them on their way.
Farewell to all on earth's wide main;
Perhaps we never may meet again,
Through stress OF stormy weather;
hut summoned by the board above.
Wen harbor in the Port Of Love,
And all be moored together.
L. NJ. Shepherd asks for song entitled
"In Always BE Waiting for YOU" Can a
reader supply the words?
Mrs. a. I. 1.-THE lines
The light that never was on land or sca,
The conservation and the poets dream"
were by Wordsworth. II was suggested by
O picture OF Peec Castle in storm.
&C. VI. c." desires W. W Story's poem
which starts aa follows:
Speak, history! Who are lfe's victors?
Enroll thy long annals and say.
Are they those whom the world call the VIC
tors
who won the success Of the day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
Sermons In Stones"

To 'he Editor OF the EveniNo Public Ledger:
Sir--Where is the passage in Shaks spea ~
atou' sermons IN stones" etc
G. " e.
Philadelphia. October - 1921.
Th" reference referred to 4. In AS You
l'ike IT, Act II, Scene / Tho passage s as
follows
Ard this our lifc, exempt from public
haunt.
Finds tongues in trees hooks IN the running
brooks.
sermons IN stones and good in every.
thing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
Procedure In AdoptIon

TO me Edtor n TIE Evening Public Ledger:
sr--I expect to adopt child How do I
proceed q. w. l..
Philadelphia October II, 1921.
When II Is desired to adopt a child there
- a statutory proceeding and It is essential
to always employ a aWycr. 4 petition must
be presented to the Court Of Common Pleas.
I, the child's parents are living. they must
sive their consent. and u they are dead the
consent or 'nr officials connected with the
Bureau of Charities is desirable. The rrer-
srauon Of 'he pet.tion should be intrustcd to
mr. sf'crNCN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
Author Of poep

To The Editor Of ttc Evening P, bhc Ledger,
sir--Plepsc state VINO ts the author or
the poem containing the lines
They taught us how to live and Cch. too
high
The prico ~ knowledseN taught us how 10
die" MRS y y
Philadelphia. October 10. 1921.
These lines are from Thomas Trckrrs
On The Death Of Mr. Addison"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18

To n. Editor o. the Ererin0 Public Ledger:
Sir-on juno |. 1920. leased q far for
cleyen month";. Or until April l. 1921 Wien
the !"ase expired the landlord tod me thai
he w7p satisfied. and no new lease was made.
8, kept on paying rent the same as before.
on September I. on paying m" rent. tho
q nd.ord save mo thirty days notice to move.
Must 7 move at the end Of rhIr;" days or
6ces my ease hold over until Ma I. 1922?
i Wy.
Philadelphia. October 10. 1927
In absence Of rebuttinE c!-cunstances the
lease would renew from "Ce, 90 wear. 50
that rN!the. party could terminate II or
aver - 'erns except By ssrvirs notice SKY
days Before the end OF tho yea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
Poems and Songs Desired
Author OF Soma

To the Editor Of the Evening Public LEDGER:
Sir-In reply to the appeal OF wv. w.
L. in relation to the authorship Of the song
"Nive lAmerica." I would say that have
a cory Of the song, In which Harrison Mil.
lard Is given SIS tho author Of both words
and music. Millard sang It very often at
patriotic gatherings just prior TO and during
the Civil WIr.
GEORGE = NUGENT.
Philadelphia, October ~, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18

To the Editor Of the ECeHtro Public Ledger:
Sir-Plcase toll me in your Peoples Forum
the origin Of the expression Mind your P s
and Q's." H. W. o.
Philadelphia. October I2 1921
This expression is said to have originated
with a seller Of beer in London, who kept
the accounts with his customers with a piece
~ chalk on the back Of a door. p stood
FOR rints ami for quarts. When the old
man was called away he would say 10 his
wife who assisted him: Now. old woman,
attend to tho customers well and mind your
P's and Q's"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
The Old NIaht Watchmar

To the Editor Of the E"enim0 Pubnc Ledger;
Sir--Pl,ase toll ne how the old night
watchnan Of tho seventeenth century pa
troIl-d the town and protected the people
have seen picture Of these watchmen at
tho Pennsylvania Historical Society.
Il. W. ANCHRE
Philadelphia, October II, 1921.
Phuadelphia up 70 1900 was ungua rded
A. night when on July Councils esthb-
ushcd nightly watch. Citizens were as.
.isrcJ ~ this duty az Ars,, and there was
no pad watchman until 1891. Hourly
rounds were msdc by tr" watchmen, calling
tho time Of n!ght md the condition Of the
weath"r. Each watchman carried lantern.
rattle and a club the -at'Is to be used to
csl assiJlnce IA cass Of need watch boxes
were also provided which we're In use until
is4s \ law establishing police system
for the city and districts was passed by the
Legislature, IN 1s4S. and the system was re-
organized and improved BY a subsequent act
D-a n 1880
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18

Letters to the Editor should be as
brief and to the point as poss bic
aNo,d ng any thing that would open
denominational or sectarian dis
Cussion.
No attention will be paid to anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence Of
good taith. although names will not
they be omitted '''"'
ne publication. OF a letter is ,ot
to be taken as an Endorsement =, its
views by this paper ~ ''S
tommuniCations will NOT h. ro-
ourned unless accompanied by most.
age nor VIII manuscript be saved
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
They say they ar. roins 10 shoot you

They say they are going TO shoot you,
Old Bill, but don't you fret,
For the fellow who dares to NEEDLE With
you n.-..-
Must reckon with me, YOU bet!
You're a poor old horse, Old Billy.
And you aren't worth much, it's true,
But you've been a faithful friend to me,
And I'll see you safely through"
s. T.. BARRY.
Philadelphia, October 10. 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
Author OF Quotation

To me Edttor o. the Evcrtro Pub,4e Ledgcv.
Sir--"ho Is responsible for the exprss.on
To oe prepared for va Is ore oc IN. mos,
"tectual means o. preserving PEACE
J. W. g.
Philadelphia. October u 1921
This : Latin nroverb. the au,ho~ Of
which = not tp7w0. l. was used ~ Gen.
"ral Washington IN speech to CONGRESS or
Jsn11rH $ 1870 and ts frequently credited
- hnn. IN discourse delivered a, New
az - BY Aaron Burr, president Of the
College OF New jersey. on Janr-~" I-Ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
SIano Army Expression

To the Ec.tor o. N" Evern0 Pubic Lrd0sr'
Slr--What is meant by "shoestr'rs cor.
ro~sI iu army slang" n w. L.
Philadelphia. October II. 1921
"shoerrins corporal is slang c1-
preston applied to a lance corporal who
wears a single stripe on his arm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
viii obliae With Poem

To me Editor Of nc Eusnfn0 Public Ledger:
S"-Fo II. q. P" October s. 1921 who
wants poem Of Black Camel Death"
Oish to say this is one or collection ~
Arabian poems. I have said collection and
VIII oblise H. o. P" with same. G
Hin kerpe- street, Lawndale. Pa, October
II. 1871
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
THE PEOPLES FORUM
Oriain Of Expression

he said: The way to have peace in the
present cause Is to make a speedy and Wig
orous preparation for war"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
Philadelphia. October 10. II
"Old BIZ"

To the Edifo" o. the Ercni1'c Public Lcdgcr.
Sir--Please. publish tho poem "BiU and
T. L contains the ro.lowinE:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
Can't Be Answered

TO TIC Editor o. tho Ercrtao Pvbl,c Lrd9cr.
Sir--Can you tell me how many white per
sors !r The United States aro moro than 100
years o.d9 Wha' Is tho record euthertt-
cplly Of the olAcs white mae produ,irg
children? what IL tho 2se cf the odes.
whit. person in the United States 10 be
kl own aIthenticllly Or D" Official re,ord"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
Phusdolphia. october 10. 1921.

answered. Pirth registration Is compulsory
IN Only limited portion OF II. country.
Ore hundred year. ago very few States had
Any D, n registration IL 1919 Sa4 n"r-
so-s NOR than 100 wears or Sc died - thC
death res,strat!ln area. This would .Hd-
cate tha. the number In the entlrs GN.'"4
Stltes was well over 1000. Rut this s,7iA.
r N, nea IS that thai as Il: sven in me
death certificate. Accord.ns 20 G,ove- I
q t!es out q, each 100 OC0 bern in III, saT
sates where they have had b!r,h s;"at.Nn
for 2 long tim" forty live to PASS 700 years
OF age. Thes3 t"cts btar on Iour questions
somewhat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-18
Who Wrote poem7

Philadelphia October ~, 1921.
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Sheets, Etc.

$2.50 Sheets. hemmed and size 6sxso-
in. fully bleached-formerly priced
$2.5o-on Sale for. 81 As
S2.75 Sheets, size 63x9s-in. bIeached
and hemmed - Sheets formerly
priced $2.75, on Sale for. -. Sf.59
$2.75 Sheets, hemmed and hleached
and size s1x90-in.. on Sale for 81. 65
S3.95 Sheets, size s1x99-in, bleached
and hemmed, formerly priced $2.95,
= on SAFE 1OT. SLID
$3.50 Sheets of one of the best quail
ties hemmed and bleached; size
81x90-in.-Sheets formerly priced
$3.50 on Sale for. .$LS9
$3.75 Sheets Of a very good quality.
size S1x9e-in., bleached and hem
med-Sheets formerly priced 1918
on sale for. .$2.f5
soc Pillow Cases, hemmed and size
40x42x3e-in.-on Sale for. .-. Csc
Gee Pillow Gases, hemmed and OF
good quality: size 42x45x36- sim and
specially priced at.......-..-3 sec
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Woolens

$500 and $500 plain and heather
Jerseys in the 54-inch width
specially priced during this
Sale. .$SSS . yafo
$3.50 Tweed Suiting in the 54-inch
width and specially priced
yard. .SS.sS
46.7S fancy Coatings in the 54-inch
width-these Coatings formerly
priced 3S.76 a yard for. 800. -$S.eS
$3.50 and 4s.75 all wool PIaids in
the s4-inch width and q splendid
quaiity-on Sale for. ..$S.9S . yard
$500 all wool SerEes which tailors !.
nicely and wears so well: %
inches wide and specially priced
yard. -. : SS.sS
47.s5 and Ss-75 all wool Tricotines,
the 54-inch width of beautiful
quality and on Sale for $S.95.
$:.75 wool Serges and EpIngles in
40 and 44-inch widths--on Sale
S2.eS half wool Piaids, 50 inches
wide are specially priced $3.50 yard
All of the other Goods in this De-
partment viii be specially
marked during this Sale at 2eSd less
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Basement
Ginghams and Tennis
Flannels

25c Apron Checked Gfnghams of
good quality and 27-inch width
on sale Tor .12Hc
35c Dress Gmghams. just a small lot
in the 27-inch width--buy it while
IT lists at. 16c . yard
soc and 5sc Dress Bingham, a small
los and ~ and 32-fnch
widths. 29c yard
SIC Fancy Kimono Crepes, 80 inches
wide and on Sale for. zee
sec PercaEes, a small lot, So inches
wide and on Sale for. fec
55c PercnIes in light and dark COL
ors and IS inches wide. on Sale
Ior- 29c
soc Tennis F7annels, a small lot OF
27-in. Tennis Flannels formerly
priced acc yard-on Sale for fsc
soc Tennis FIannels of good quality
and 81 inches wide-on Sale for Csc
CSC Uennis F7anneIs, the best quail
fly made in II. 30 and 3S-in
widths, specially priced yard 35c
soc F5anneicftes In fancy dark pat
terms and IT inches wide-on Sale
LOT. 1oc
S1.00 Bafhrobe FIaunels, the best
quality and u inches wide-on Sale
LOT. Sec
$2.95 French Velour for bathrobes
and loungins robes. As inches wide
and on Sale for, = yard. =Sf-4s
II Bathrobe Blankets complete with
cords and on Sale at
just. "a pf1ce
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Blankets, Etc.

$685. Blankets in fancy pIaids, size
Observation-Disclosures formerly priced
$S.95 pair, on Sale for SITS a pr.
$685. Blankets, fancy plaids and wool
specially priced during this
Sale As a pr.
$3.50 Blankets of good, heavy quail
ity with wool finish, size 66xS0-in.
and on Sale for. $4.4S a pr.
$3.50 Blankets with wool finish and
of a heavy quality, size 72xS4-in.
and on Sale for. $5-45 a pr.
$11.OO Blankets of finest quality and
in fancy plaids, size 68xS2-in- and
on sale FOR. $5.9o
$12.50BIankets of finest quality, size
Observation-Disclosures formerly priced
$3.50 on Sale for. $9.65
1918 Part Wool Blankets, size 66x
y S0-in. and plaid PATTERSON Sale
Ior- $o-So
$3.50 HAN Wool Blankets, plaids
and size 66x80-in.. on Sale for S7.95
$3.50 Blankets of most all wool and
size z0x80-in.-on Sale for $10.75
IS Comforts Of good quality. pieced
and filled with soft cotton-for-
merly priced $3.75-during this
sale -........-.- $2.S9
$3.50 Comforts of heavy weight and
sewed. size 72xs4-in.-during this
ss. sa'e Comforts, size 7asso-in.. heavy Ss.VS
weight and sewed. On Sale for $S.95
Cotton Challies of the best quality for
comfort coverings-Challies former
~ priced 3Sc q yard-on Sale
s-Pound Rolls Cotton Batting. sewed
and a fluffy white-formerly priced
s1.50-on Sale for. ...-.. ST. 90
An of our Better Blankets, Comforts
and Auto Robes will be placed on
sale dL.-. "A OH
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Ribbons on Sale

We are going to close out our short
lengths of Ribbons which have
been left on the bolts. There are
light and dark coiored fancy
Ribbons and plain Taffetas and
Moires-Ribbons which were
formerly priced from ssc to 5sc
yard will be put on Sale for as
long as they last at. yard. 1oc
Wide Moire hair bow Ribbon
which was formerly priced 6sc
yard-specially priced, yard SEC
Tapestry Ribbons
Tapestry Ribbons in beautiful COL
orings and wide Jacquard RIB
bons in light colorings-Rfbbons
which formerly were priced up
to $2.0e yard. on Sale
Wash Ribbons
Wash Ribbons in the No. l width,
pink, and light blue of washable
satin-Ribbon which was for
merry priced 12hc a yard. on
Sale Observation-Disclosures &c q yard
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Stamped Pieces
- Price

While invoicing our stock we found
one or two pieces of certain things,
such as Table Runners, Pillow Cases,
Center. Pieces, Scarfs. Bags, Luncheon
Sets. Children's Dresses, Rompers.
Bibs, Quilts, and many other pieces
We have taken all OF these pieces,
where there are only one or two of a
kind, pieces which formerly were
priced from soc to $500, and they will
$125 Fflet Scarfs, 1sx50-inch. with
plain Or fancy centers and wide
edge-formerly priced s1.25-on
Sale for. =. 1oc
35c Filet Lace Doflies, 12-inch size,
of solid lace and finished with
narrow edge-on Sale for. Csc each
2sc FiIet Lace Doilies, 6-inch size
on Sale Tor. -Ioc
soc Stamped Aprons of white lawn
and stamped for outline work.
on Sale for. Soc
s5c Laundry Bags, full size and
ready to use, in green, red or
bIue-on Sale for. .......... 43c
$500 Pillows of figured Cretonnes
in round or obiong styles. $500
$500 Stamped Dress of plain blue
Bingham, in sizes to years S1.9S
$250 13-pfece Luncheon Set OF
plain white and scalloped in blue
Or white. .$l.S6
S2O0 Center Pieces, 36-in. of white
mercerized cloth and stamped
with fruit designs. on Sale for. $f.2s
$3.50 1sx5o-in. Buffet Scarf. -. 800
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White Goods

soc Sheer White Goods, 80, So and 40
in. widths on Sale for. 25c
soc and 65c Sheer White Goods, So
and 4o-in. widths priced during
75c and SOC Plain and striped and
Checked White Goods, SO and 40
in. widths on Sale for. .59c
soc Nurses Linen, plain white, 40-in-
and specially priced, a yard. .35c
45c Glasgow Linen Finish Suitfng,
34-in. width and priced Csc
CSC Linoflax Suiting, S6-in- wide
1O-Yard Bolts Longcloth, formerly
35c yard. SO inches
1o-Yard Bolt LongcIoth, IS inches
wide and formerly priced 45c a
2sc Unbleached Muslin, medium
weight and 35-in. wtdth-on Sale
35c Muslin Of good quality and 36
inches wide-buy it for~19c a yard
35c Bleached Muslin with Longcloth
finish, 36-in. width. -19c a yard
sec Bleached Muslin of good firm
quality, 36-in- width-on Sale
45c Cambria of fine quality for
dainty undertakings, 3s-in-
5Sc Cambric of extra fine quality and
So inches wide-on Sale for. CSC
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Splendid Bargains
In Dornestics
Spreads
Spreads

S3-o5 Spreads, 64xs0-in. for p beds
and hemmed-on Sale for sass
sS.S5 Spreads, 7sxss-in. for full size
beds and ready hemmed-now
FIlIS0 at ..$@-Vo
SS.95 White Spreads with cut cor
nera scalloped edge and size SEX
96-in.-on Sale for. $S.65
S6se5 White Spreads with scalIoped
edges and cut corners: size S6x96-
in. and specially priced at. $4.95
$3.50 White and CoIored Spreads
with scaIfoped edges and cut COR
ners; size 86x96-in. and on Sale
$12.50 White and Colored Spreads,
size S6x96-in. with scalloped edges
and cut corners-specially priced
far below last years price 1895
$3.50 Bed Sets. Spreads and Shams
in white and colors with scalloped
edges and cut corners-buy them
during this Sale at. $12.50
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Italian Polychrome
"a Off

There is a small lot of italian Poly
chrome, Candle Sticks, etc,
at One-third off
Photo Frames of hand carved
wood ana finished in old
gold one-tni1u OH
One lot Of large decorated Meat
PIatters One third off
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Toilet Goods

soc Sweet Pea and White Rose
Perfumes DOC e.
ss.76 der Kiss Toilet Water. large
size -se@.sJ
$3.50 Azurea and LIE Trefle Toilet
water. .s4k@S
soc Pussy Willow Face Powder. 3sc
soc Pompeian Talcum ........... Use
sec Palmer's Almond Meal. -3sc
soc Mavis Cold Cream. SIC
soc Schneider Sisters Cream .a9c
35c and s5c Ponds Cold and VAN
ishing Cream Csc and Soc
Csc Palmer's Lotion Soap. 15c;
Iot. 81 .UU
1sc Ivory Soap, 15c; for. =. $f.00
zoe MUM - ZUc
35c, soc Danderine. ........- acc, DEC
soc. 800 Meet. sac, 7oc
25c. soc. s1.00 Lavoris. Ice, sec, zee
s2.o0 Mavis Manicure Sets -. $3.50
SOC Pebeco Tooth Paste. ......... soc
soc Dorm Compacts. rose. ....... soc
$500 sanitax Shampoo Brushes. $3.50
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Towels

:5c Huck Towels, white and hemmed,
size 17x34-In. loo
soc Huck Towels with red border,
hemmed and size 20x40-in Csc
5Sc Huclx Towels, henastitched, all
white and size 1sx36-inches sac
35c BIeacned Turkish Towels, size
17x35 inches and priced. .19c
3Sc Bleached Turkish Towels, size
1sx36 inches 2Sc
65c BIeacfled Turkish Towels, size
20x40 inches-on Sale for. 49, soc
CSC Turkish Towels Of extra heavy
quality and size 22x44-in-. =. 59c
Dozen Fancy Turkish Towels,
some slightly mussed, formerly
priced from soc to S1-95-on Sale
Csc Bieached or Brown Crash, half
linen and Is inches wide. 1Sc
sec Bleached or Brown Crash, half
linen and Is inches wide CSC a I'd.
Sf.50 Mercerized Damask, 81 inches
wide and now priced. sec q yard
SG65 Domestic Mercerized Damask
T2-in. width -$1.15 a yard
1915 Mercerized Napkins, hemmed
and size 1Sx1s-in- 81 So
$3.50 Mercerized Napkins, hemmed
and the 2ox2o-in. stze-on Sale
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ehasee geral que @
Someof
codswh
doureff dandcu med
stmewe
low
regulars ndseWhi has th time
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Community Silver
Toys II Off

-Ae1ot of new large Dolls, Automo-
bifes. Trfcycles, Reed Doll Car
riages. Toy Trunks and Desks
: .OUe-1Oufth Off
Basement
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For. Housekeepers
10 bars of Ben Hur Soap. &c
(No phone or mail orders.
please.}

Good Porch or kitchen Broom. +. soc
3 gal galvanized Water Pail. .3ec
s125 gal. enameled Dish Pan. Csc
SIPS gal enamel Water Pail. .s5c
$3.50 folding Ironing Table. made
strong with steel braces $3.50
$3.50 galvanized Wash Boiler. 81 IS
Basement
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China

Cottage Sets which were formerly
priced at S13.50 are to be put on
Sale at $10.95
One table Of odd pieces of China.
Plates. Cups and Saucers, etc
specially priced from. 15c to &1.00
of Nippon bone China. .&69.50 Set
Water Sets formerly priced $3.50
for S3.95 Set
Rochester nickel plated Chatting
Dish with hot water pan. cooker,
lamp and stand-regular $7.50
Chatting Dish for. 1915
Basement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-05
Stationery rs Off

During this Sale selling all of high grade holiday
Stationery reduced This includes Stationery of the
very best quality white attractive tns and combinations
There quire which formerly priced
from 75c to $1000-on Sale at. ..............H off
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-05

For this Sale ali of Winter and Late Winter Millinery
Iy the who loves hat for in between
There all sorts of Hats included IN this Sale-sma
smartly tailored Hats
Most of the Hats show spashes of bright embroderes
plenty of the stylish all black Hats and browns.
For Thursday, Friday and Saturday Millinery will be prs
All Pattern Hats over $22.50. ................H pr
Tailored and Trimmed Hats from $500 to $3.50 81
All Chldren's Hats, Velve
, 1921-07-30
RED CROSS IS
ASKED TO AID IN THE
CLEANUP CAMPii6N'

The Natrona county chapter Of the
Red Cross has been asked to assist
the in its clean up cam
paIgn'' designed 10 place the claims
Of every veteran OF the world war IN
tilted TO government assistance in
the courne Of adjudication. There is
being created in each state a clean
IN squad" consisting of representa-
lives OF the government. h Red
Cross. and tho American Legion who
shan undertake 10 locate all veier.
ans who fcS any reason have failed to
obtain proper adjuEtpnent or their
claims. Arrangements have been
made to put these claims through the
shortest possible channels.
Any cx-service man or womsn who
feels that he Is in nnv way entitled
to receive compensation. medical
treatment or disqualification at the
hands of the government can do well