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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

Wilmingtonian, who is one on the
shining lights In the world OF music
and who has made a special study In
the art OF blending melody with the
silent drama. Saturday night he and
his musicians did all OF that and more
for there were pauses during the pro-
gram. when the orchestra had an op-
portunity to devote it's efforts to con-
cert work, which II did with pleasing
results. Similarly. the effects OF the
great variation OF lighting shades
were demonstrated. The result was
charming. The stage was patriotic
ally and tastefully decorated.
Both Fred ID. Felt and Morris 70,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
LOCAL ADJUSTMENTS A
TINE sURREN.
.Decey tom nj the Queen.

Nowhere do the records OF motion
picture history show a production TO
compare In magnificence, I'm enorrnity
or in realism with Deception" which
opens today at the Queen for weeks
engagement The vocabulary of all
the New York critics was turned
"topsy- -turvy" i'm the search of proper
and adequate expressions TO do JUS
tice TO this remarkably filmed page of
English history. The facts of the
story OF Deception" are all to be
found recorded in English history.
But as they are presented in this
photopiay, their charm is magnified
and their romance made more glow
ing. To those who know English his
tory. the romantic characters of Bluff
King Hal and his Inflated Queen Anne
Boleyn. are startlingly visualized.
Bebe Daniels at the Majestic.
Nina wilcox Putnam last year
wrote a story for the Saturday Eve
ming Post under the title OF 1.-Two
Weeks with Pay" This same tale
win come as n photoplay starring vi
Vacious Bebe Daniels at the Majestic
beginning today. The piece deals with
the varied experiences of Pansy
o'Donnen. a slang sales-girl and Ma
rie La Tour. a movie" actress. These
two girls have become established
among the most popular fiction char
arters OF the latter day. Both reoines
will be presented by Bebe Daniels.
"The Foolish Matrons' Mt the Arcadia.
Current at the Arcadia Theatre is
the photoplay The Foolish Matrons
which has been there since Friday OF
last week. The picture as an enter
tainment has won its way into the
good graces of all its spectators. part
IN and principally because il is story
based on life. expounding the theories
that experience has proved real. The
cast of Foolish Matrons" is an all
star one I'm the best sense of the word.
ason of Taryan- Mt the Riaito.
In addition to the showing OF the
nth episode OF The Son OF Tarzan
tho popular and well-known jungle
serial. the Rialto will show for today
and tomorrow Ice Moran and Eddie
Ivops in their comedy called a
shocking Night" These two COM
ediaus have in this picture vehicle
mat will allow them full play for
their ability. Its situations are more
complicated than any stage farce and
lust twice as amusing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
NOW ENTHUSIASTIC
FOR PLANT JUICE
Prior to Taking Plant Juice
Wilmington Lady Had Suf-
fered for Years.

Results are the things that count
The age Of theory has been relegated to
the past and modern people are more in
terested N what 8 thing has done than
IN what II ought to do. This is the
reason why II Is unnecessary to take up
the public's time with long-winded,
scientific talks, explaining the exact
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

Felt. directors OF the new theatre
were on hand and saw to IL that
everyone was comfortable and con-
tented. They were assisted by a cap
able corps of aids.
The photoplay, Dream Street" !"
needs little or no landation. az ita
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

success I'm both New York and Phfln-
deiphia has been phenomenal. The
Aldine In credited. however, with be-
ing the first theatre To bring II to
Wilmington. II is n Grif1th master
piece. with q star cast The action
has TO do with life In London, the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

workings Of Scotland Yard, etc. and
1t liz full of action from beginning TO
end Then there was a very clever
Mack senneft comedy. The same bill
will be shown all this week. The Al
dine opened for business at IL o'clock
saturday morning and was practi-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
squire Wells Birthday.

Earlner squire Moses We'll viii ar
rive az his eighty fourth milestone
rpRf Thursday and viii observe the
rveni quietly al hig home go Wal
hat stfrrt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
America nizafiou School Picnic.

With more than four hundred men.
women and children present, represent
ing about thirty different nationalities.
the third annual picnic of the Wiining-
ton Americanization School was held
Saturday afternoon on the spacious
lawn Of Mrs. K. Paul du Points home
at Montchanin. The exercises marked
the closing OF the spring school term.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

( caIiy filled from rsaf tians onttl ~
at paght. The total Attendance for
the day was Ix~200. wf,f1s many psf'
sons were turned away. ~ th~v souid
not be accommodated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

only clean and enjoyable amuse-
ments are permitted az Shcllpot PARK
! lkit tlas par ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20
Foley's
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STOPS THAT DISTRESSING
COUGH-checks II quickly and sars-
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mucus, and coats the raw, innamed
surfaces with healing. soothing nsdi-
cine.
Don's Cough Until Weak
81 sm IN old lady. rs yesrs old. and
I had q very bad cough from having h
grippe. ] thought il . kood inc 70 Try
foley'. Honey and Tar Compound.
and / sent and eot . bottle. snd Z
stopped my cough. and ] eos better.
So now am around the house again.
Mrs. Mary Kisby. Spoksncs Wash.
Hs can prove no imitation or
substitute is as good as tbe GEM
inc Foiey.s Honey and Tar
For sale by N. b. Danforth. Druggist
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

You can meet all of your friends at
Brandywine Springs Park, enjoying
life.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-20

TRY an E~-~ry pv.n,r.x w.s. Az
New Britain herald., 1921-03-01
SPOlLS $4,000 LIB
OF u. S. CIGARETTES
american Tobacco Burns and Dark
ems North skies of Paris
Crowds Kept Back.

Paris, March 1.--American cigar
ottc smoke obscured tho northern
horizon of Paris for IS hours recent
" when $4,000 pounds Of cigarettes
originally brought hero for tho Unit
ed States army OF occupation were
burned.
Relays OF Is policemen were need
cd to keep off raiders who had ar
dent desires to burn the cigarettes.
one at n time. i'm tho usual manner.
II was an American Red Cross sac
rincial fire-lighted under compul-
sion
There were 63e metal-Iined cases Of
cigarettes burned. They were con-
demned ny French authorities and de-
stroyed according to law. They were
part OF two lots rain-soakcd i'm ship
mcnt through faulty metal lining In
tho cases. Many cnses. not too bad
~ damaged. were salvagcd when tho
French authorities could be con-
WINGED that n moist cigarette would
DO moro welcome than none at all to
some smokers.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-01
Grand Reception Awaiting
MasOns i'm DesMOines

Des Moincs. Iowa. March Moro
than $4,000 will be spent preparing
for and entertaining tho 1921 con-
clave of tho mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine here, Juno II. Is. Is. Rep
rcsentatives OF business men have as
sumed $4,000 OF the entertainment
fund and the As-Ga-Zig Temple here
will produce tho remaining $4,000.
Des Moincs was designated the
1921 meeting place early in January.
Already approximately fifty bands
and patrols OF the Shine have re-
served hotel accommodations, while a
number have made arrangements for
special trains I'm which they intend to
live while here.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-01
SUGGESTS CONSOLIDATING
Dr. Rcntoul of England Claims That
Cergymcn Can Be Doctors ut Same
Time-A Better Living.

London, March IA controversy
IL on among the poorly paid section
of clerEymen who find themselves
hard hit by tho high cost OF living
over n novel suggestion put forward
by DR.. Robert Rcntoul. n prominent
Liverpool practitioner. that the cler-
eymen could augment their incomes
by acting as doctors as we'll as par
sons.
Dr. Rentoul advises young clergy
men to study medicine, take their de-
gree and com hine body-curins with
soil-savinG work.
Many cloreymen do not look with
favor on the idea. They argue that
they have plenty to do already and
that local practitioners would bitterly
resent competition from them. One
wants to know where n poor curate is
To raise tho f25o necessary to qualify
for n medical degree and others hold
that within n month tho clerico-
medico's sermons would be thin. and
that the soul would suffer at the OK
pcnse OF tho body"
New Britain herald., 1921-03-01
S
RHEUMATISM!

hroe years old and I doe
flsrn ever since l came ont
90 years ago. Like many
money freely for so-caIIed
I've read about Uric AeId'
post taste o.. I could not
walk without pain: my
pore and stifr I could not
now I am again In active
walk with ease or write
Pmfart. Friends are sur
tnge." You might just rs
put out "a IRE with oil rs
your rheumatism. neuritis
ints by taking treatment
r. Uric Acid out Of your
N took Mr.. Ashclman
cut the truth. lie learned
OF tho true cause OF his
disorders, ana recover
The Inner Mysteries,
Suted free by an authority
twenty years 10 the acIcn-
trouble. II any reader of
hes The Inner MyFter-
m" overlooked by doctors
N centurieH past. simply
or lettor to ~. \. Clear
Street. HALLOWEEN. Maine.
|ou forget IL not n SUI
his notice ana hand this
lportunity to some afflicted
send will receive IL by
put any charge whatever.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-01
MONUMENTS FOR U. S.
France Is Going to Have s Made and
Put In Areas Which Americans
Were During War.

Paris. March Five monuments
made from an identical design. are to
mark the crest OF the advances made
on the French fronts by the First
American division in it's five most i'm
portant attacks. They are now COM
pleted and ready to set up.
They are seven feet high and the
bases are concrete pillars surmount-
ed by a shell on which is the Ameri-
can eagle. Bronze plates bear the
names of the officers and men OF the
division killed in the attack for which
each memorial stands.
The monuments will be set UP at
Cantigny. Bujancy. Saint Mihiel, Saint
Juvin and Sedan. They were designed
by 10 Davidson, the well-known
American sculptor.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-01

during an eclipse is considered n soul
saving act.
Beggars swarmed through the city.
and as II is n virtue to give freely on
these occasions. they collected plenty
OF small coins
New Britain herald., 1921-03-01
Sc IS
BY HINDUS
Released from Jaws
nllcd Rahu-No
N Co "Rnz,."

- 10 tAhxt-
arch 1.-The moons re-
he Jaws OF n mythical
hnxiously watched and
n thousands OF people
hdia during n recent
was visible here. Hin
eclipse rs tho act OF
od Rahu. who In be-
low the moon and then
vrah bridge across tho
dense crowds waited
klimpso OF tho yelled
th ono voice cried out:
Dl Chhordoi" (Let IL
Before dusk. tho river
with bathers. rs bathing
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23

baseman, crossed the plate in the sew
enth.
In the ninth, with the strong end of
their batting order up. the visitors
succeeded in putting across three runs
Corcoran started the hitting with a
triple and scored or Lessemann's sin
gle. Murphy. VINO mad reached first
on a fielder's choice. and Lessemann
were both scored BY hit by Ring
land. after which the side was retired.
In Putnam's half Of the final inn
ing, Faucher singled and Gournoyer
singled but was forced out by Anger.
faucher was advanced 70 third on the
play. Anger stole second, and both
scored en- Carey single. But Carey
was caught trying to stretch the hit.
and with two out and the bases empty,
the tying run looked far away. But
Pete" Benoit hit a single and was
advanced on the errer that gave Bou
leg life at first. By dint Of fast run
ming he scored when Latour singled.
The Colonials took the lead again
By scoring two runs in their half OF
the eleventh. Both runs were let in
By Bouley's third error Of the day.
In their half Of the inning the
NiPhtingales also scored twice. After
Anger had struck out. Carey took first
on Harrington's error. and finally
scored on Bouleys sacrifice. Benoit,
who had singled. scored when Murphy
made an error. After Coreoran had
grounded to "Freddy" L'Heureax,
and Murphy had been given base on
balls. Lessemann hit to Benoit. vino
threw to Latour catching Murphy
way off the bag
In the twelfth f'Heureux doubled
and came home oa Fauehqr's double
thus making the winning run IF ths
game.
The score.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23
FREES BANCROFT OF BLAME
Coroner Jury ENonerstes Loea al
Garage Man

O. p Bancroft, who on the night Of
Labor Day fatally injured an aged
eolored man at Cromwell when he
struck him with his automobile, was
exoneruted by the coroner's jury this
week of all blame in the accident. His
operators license was also restored.
The accident occurred AT about
lI.2O at night while Mr.. Bancroft.
who owns a garage in this city, was
driving slowly not far from the crom-
well depot The aged negro, he
claims, stepped directly in front Of
the machine, and il was impossible 70
avoid hitting him,
Mr.. Bancroft stopped his automo-
bile. summoned physician. notified
the police and did all in his power to
comply with the laws Of the state. The
man died later in Middlesex Hospital.
Middletown.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23
FILM STAR PICKS
BRIDE FROM CAST
Rene Adoree, Who Plays IN MADE In
Heaven Now Mrs Ten Moore

4 romantic interest not attained b
sprung up n the Tom Moore com
pany. Masking the comedy Made IN
Heaven" whea the star and Rene
Adoree. the little French dancer who
was appearing in the role Of Moore's
sister. announced their engagement
The love note in the picture took on
an importance which had hitherto
oeen attributed eEly Is the serious
busiuea, II getting laughs. Helene
Chadwick, who is playing the leading
feminine role, declared that she had
guilty feeling every time Tom had
10 do a love scene with her
The romance started in New York
on New Years Eve. when, At party
given by a film celebrity at Delmon-
icos, the famous Moore. who was
looking for an Irish lass with blue
eyes, behel3 Rene Adoree ior-
e5t III about Qe Irish part of it. She
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23

had blue eyes. That was enough
At his invitation she came out to
Los Angeles to assume part in
Made in Heaven" She arrived ex-
actly two weeks after their first meet
ing. Almost two weeks later to the
day the announcement was made. 1t
vas a true Irish love affair.
As William Lowry. the fireman n
the photoplay, Tom Moore goes
through as many harassing and
laughable experiences in Made in
Heaven as he did as a street cleaner
in Hold Your Horses" the now ia
nous picture devised by Rupert
Hughes, Goldwyn's human" writer
and eminent author. An amusing CO.
incidence is that the day after he
married the girl of his screen choice
in the studio. he married the girl Of
his real choice at his home in Beverly
Hills.
Made in Heaven" will be shown at
the Bradley Theatre Sunday Adv
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23
NORWICH


scored.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23
STATE PRESIDENT TO
SPEAK AT CONVENTION

Oscar 4. Phelps Of Hartford. presi-
dent Of the Connecticut Sunday
School Association. will be one of the
speakers at the annual County Con-
vention. 10 be held at Brooklyn, Mon
day. Oct. 10. Mr.. Phelps. who is an
interesting and foreeful speaker, will
talk on Worship in the Sunday
School !"
The convention will be held in the
Congregational church. The sfter-
noon session will begin az 3 o'clock
and the evening session at T. A sup
per will be served at by the ladies
Of the church.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23
TOWN CAUCUS
NoMINATEs CANDIDATES

A. the Republican town caucus held
last FRIDAY in Thompson, the follow
ing Ulcers were nominated:
Assessor. Frederick Hutchins
board If relief. Barton Jacobs Sc
Iectmcu. Leon \. Walker; Charles Y.
Chase; taS collector, f.. H. Corttis
town clerk and treasurer. Dyer 5. Fl
lott. constables, William y Rats,
Ncri Coderre. JohS Kennedy, Andrew
Roseue; registrar. Marcus A. Coveh
town school committee, f. II. Corttis,
Otto Sward. Miss Sarah Crosby, the
latter TO fiji a vacancy and complete a
term of two years.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23
Mr.. HOLT TO LECTURE

Hamilton Holt will deliver lee
ture on Japan with stereoptcon
views, at the Woodstock Academy
hall en- the evening Of Sept 30, Mr.
Holt will combine history with per-
sonal experiences in visit made
some years ago. Following the lecture
there will be dancing. The entertain
ment is under the auspices Of the
Womenis Benevolent Society Of the
Woodstock Congregational church
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23
BALTIC RIVALS DEFEAT
MECHANICSVlLLE TEAM

The Mechaniesville baseball team
was defeated Sunday in Baltic by the
Baltic Rivals The score was 3 70 o.
Riley. pitching for the Rivals. held the
Meehauicsville men 90 three hits and
did not let man get past second
base. Tetreault pitched well for the
IosetS and only had one bad inning.
when the Baltic men made four HIS
in succession.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23
LOUIS WOLFE ORGANIZES
NEW CORPORATION

Louis A. Wolfe. who has been en-
gagged in the automobile and other
business enterprises in this city and
at Dayville for several years, has or
ganized the l.. A. w Acceptance Cor
poration. This organization. in which
a number of persons in this city and
surrounding towns are shareholders,
is to engage in the automobile fnane-
ing business.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23

Two base hits, Bouley, Latour,
Faucher ., L'Heureux. Murphy. Har-
rngton Three-base hit. Coreoran.
Home run. Nelson. Stolen bases. Au-
ger. Cournoyer. Murphy, Lessemann.
Sacrifice hits, Nelson. Gournoyer, Bou-
ley. Murphy Struck out, by Faucher
>, by Cournoyer 10, by Goreoran Il.
Base on balls. off Cournoyer >, Cor
coran /. Faueher /. Hits, off Courtney
er y in innings, Fauehsr 3 in !
innings. Left on bases, Putnam Z,
Norwich IL Time. / hour, 20 min.
Umpires. Caisse and Marion, Attend
ance. 500
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23

Get your desk filed with station
cry for the fan business. Order from
The Patriot Press for excellent work
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1921-09-23

Your az in The Patriot puts you
in the ran kof putnam's progressive
merchants.
Evening star., 1921-05-15
Summer Notions and Dress Findings Attractivey Priced

SC CIarks o. n. T. Cotton, white and black. $50
yards to spool assorted numbers, at 2spools, 25c
&c Royal Sewing Silk, best quality for hand
machine sewing at ? spoos. SC
SC CIarks O. n. T. Darning Cotton, in white and
black assorted, 3 spoos, lie
Dragon Spool Cotton three cord, black and
white: numbers 40 to TO- at spoos for lie
&c Coates Mercerized Darning Cotton, white and
black, assorted coors, at spooIs, &c
Silk Betting, fine quality white and black;
~ to 2 inches wide, at 19c yard
Kleinerts Baby Jiffy Pants, white, assorted
sizes at 39c each
Princess Chic Supporters, worn with without
corsets assorted, 69c each
Hickory Sanitary Belts assorted sizes, made OF
superior quality elastic, at 29c each
klenert's Sanitary Belts, made of extra quality
sateen, assorted sizes, at 29c each
Evening star., 1921-05-15
Fashioned Of Midsummer Material
New Mid-Su,hmer Millinery

dot Millinery
the
Parisa and leading Anerc;n Modistes
Evening star., 1921-05-15
Wonderful Opportunity for Decisive Saving
ON Silks and Dress Goods
nquaa


4O-inch All-silk Imported Georgette
Crepe, shown in over 50 shades,
32-inch Velvet Corduroy, in 20 OF
the most popular shades,
36-inch White Silk Habutai,
35-inch Imported All-silk Pongee, J
,36-inch Al1-siik Stripe Shirt al
lngs.
40-inch Crepe dc Chine, SIiD
36-inch Tubular Tricoette,
36-inch Wash Satin. yard
b-inch White Japan Crepe.
40-inch Genuine Kittens Ear Crepe, in
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nent.
40-inch Baronette Satin, IN 90 OK
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4O-inch Satin Charmcuse, in 60 *
street shades, at, yard,
Evening star., 1921-05-15
Cinghams and Linens

Shepherd checks, blue, pink, red,
black. in the softcst, silkiest Of ging-
ham. are made up in slim graceful
frocks. in which exactness OF tai
loring and correctness OF line are
ready evidence OF superior gar
ments
Evening star., 1921-05-15

--of proper designs and si-cs included
in this selling.
Sizes for misses. A. l6 IS and 20
Sizes for women, So 50. 40, ~, a and
46
For stouts, az. Az, 4612, 4815, 5O14,
522 and 541E.
Evening star., 1921-05-15
New VOile

The soft, cool Frock of vOile
is an unassailable summer fab
nc. in many, many COlOrs that
such frocks are generously dis
played.
PaIais RoyaI-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-15
Women's Hose. Sl.65

Holeproof Pure thread silk,
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back. in black, white. brown,
cordovan and gray. One of the
popular styles. At Sl65 pair.
Onyx Silk Hose, Sl.35
Women's. Full-fashioncd. Pure
Thread Silk Hose, with mercer
lied tops. In black and white.
All sizes. Regularly Sl75 and
500. At Sl.35 pair.
MerOde Union Suits. ST
Women's. Lightweight suits,
low necks. tight knee and UNI
brella style Also closed suits,
tailored tops and bodice style. All
regular sizes At Sl0O.
PaIaix RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-15

The largest Real Lace Display the
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Antique Handmade Filet Edges and
Insertions
Widths from ~. 3, 81, 4, 5 and inches.
Suitable for lingerie, blouses, table runners
and window curtains. Prices at IS and q less
than we have been able to offer them here
tofOre.
l15-inch at 69c and 89c
311.inch at 81 % and Sl.49
4II and 5.inch at S2.49
6.inch at $2.o8
Evening star., 1921-05-15
Visit Our Beauty Parlor

Prices all work have been substantially reduced All hair goods
offered OF about 700 their former Mancuing
Chn Hair
Royal Floor Balcony
Evening star., 1921-05-15
POintex Silk Hose. S2.25

POintex Silk Hose, S2.25
Women's. Full-f h n d
thread silk. in the popular Poin-
tex heel In black. white. brown.
gray, suede and navy blue. All
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Holeproof Silk Hose,
SI.25
Women's. Thread silk scanned
back, white. gray, African brown.
cordovan and navy blue Recon-
mended for general wear. At
Sis pair.
Onyx Silk Hose, 79c
Regularly 81 and Sl25. Samples
and discontinued styles Of pure
silk and fiber silk, in plain drop
stitch and openwork. In black
white, brown. gray. navy and
fawn. All perfect. At 79c.
Evening star., 1921-05-15

25c Tafeta Seam Binding. each,
lGc Lingerie Tape, white, pink and blue; 3 for
l9c Hook and Eye Tape. black and white; yard,
lOc De Long Hooks and Eyes black and white;
cards.
&c Cclluloid Hairpins, 10 to IS to box. at
l5c and l7c Curling Irons, with wood handle,
55c Magic Hair Curriers' ) on card
25c West Electric Curriers', 5 on card
25c Rubber Curriers', large and medium Sizes
lOc Gilt Safety Pins, dozen 10 card; ? cards,
SC to 7c Clenton Safety Pins; 2 dozen,
0c to l2c Clenton Safety Pins dozen,
15c Office Pins, superior quality,
25c Colored Pearl Pin Cubes. each
l5c Jet White Pin Cubes, each,
15c Togards assorted sizes 2 pairs,
l2c Book Pins, assorted sizes, best quality, at
&c Cabinet Wire Hairpins, assorted; 2 for
l5c Cabinet Wire Hairpins, assorted; ? for
25c Colored Shoe Trees, pair,
l2c Stocking Darners, assorted.
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Evening star., 1921-05-15
At
()8c
yard

40-inch Printed Silks, nclud- A,
ing Cheney Bros. Printed s
Twils and Printed Ra- c.0 On
dunn Silk, CL.C1
4O-inch Ali si1k Pierrette
Wolfe. in good color as yard
sortmcnt
35-inch All-silk Satin Imperial, in
very complete assortment OF light and
dark shades At, S2.49
yard,
40-inch Moon-Glo Satin. all Ar
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40-inch Cinderella Silk;
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