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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-12

Bethany Lutheran.
Zion Lutheran Church. English
services Sunday morning at 10:45.
Morse services Sunday evening at
7:45. Special music at both services:
Mid-week devotional meeting mex
Fosse will speak. LADIES' Aid next
Swedish Lutheran.
Sunday services will be held in the
Nyskoga church at 1900 q. m. and
in the Bethesda church at 800
o'clock p. m. and in the ImmanHei
church. Grand Forks at 500 p: NJ.
Rev. Persenius will come home from
Elmquist, a graduate from the St;
Paul Bible institute. will speak at all
the services. j. N. Persenius.
St. Marks English Lutheran.
Corner International avenue and
| Fifth. street. Ernest o. ArmbruSter,
pastor. Bible school s:49 a.. m,
Tie That Binds to Christ" Rev.
A~rmbruster will be or hand to con
duct services as usual. Ernest o,
Armbruster.
Evangelical.
Church corner Belmont avenue Ano
Fifth street. W. G. Menges. pastor
Divine services will be held as fol
lows: German preaching at 1890 a
m. Sunday school at 1870 a.. m
Beginning at 8 p. I'M. a children's day
program will be rendered by scholars
Of the Sunday school. A special of;
fering will be received for missions
Come and hear the children sing and
speak.
- rrrh1-Es. --A- H.#r.-EtA-#t l.7
Norwegian. Danish M. 2.
: Corner First Avenue and ChaPtnu'
street. Sunday morning service
1890. Sunday school and bible class
Mas. EpWorth league meetingy7 ,
m. by r. Smith. Evening service
7:45 o'clock. Prayer meeting every
EThursday evening at 7:45. On Tues
day tho Ladies' Aid Will give an ict
cream social on the church lawn.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-12
OF INTEREST 70 WOMEN.

OF lNIkIfSESI IO
Clumsy dancers make bad hus-
bands" y a well-known teacher Of
dancing
At a fashionable wedding in Lon
don not long ago the best man" was
q woman.
Red hats for women are banned by
many medical men as dangerous to
the nerves II worn in hot sunny
weather. III
Japanese girls have taken. to short
skirts and silk stockings, but they will
have nothing to do with the bobbed
hair fad
Cigarette holders, jeweled in vari-
GUS colors to match the frock Of the
user. r popular with women snok-
ers in New York,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
TRUCK LOAD OF
WHISKY CAPTURED
NEAR ALAMOGORDO
Prohibition Agents Ar
rest Driver; Pilot Car
Not Held

Federal prohibition arcnia. assisted
hy sheriff Howard Beachom eft Ma
moEurdo captured uu auto truck
loaded with twcnty-cluht gnsUe u(
whisky op the Mrsralcro Indian rok-
erNatiun near klamogordp yesterday
morning according 20 word received
here ny Prohibition Director y W.
SNYDER
The officers arrested tho driver ~
the truck, who gave iis uamr dt
Layton. the report hero snid lay
ton b. being given @ hearing today be-
fore u United States commissioner 10
Alnmogordu OFFICERS say hat u pi-
lot clr went ahead of the trucL
driven by Layton hut as mo- whisky
was found in ~" pilot car thc driver
of % was not arrested
Tho local prohibition officer this
morning received word from liallas.
TeN. hat Floyd Iiyuum alta. i'rcd
Page alias Tom Turner wiiutod uf'
fhe charLr of murder In oklahoma.
has been arrested ut dallas
Bvuum guto the story to officers In
the Texas town. 10 i- suld. tIat be hnd
taken % pistol away from u prohibit.
ti1n officer in NcW MeNiru iocal
Officials however shy that no federal
agent in thr state ever has hr,u o..
lic,ol uf his gtu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

'hnl sunniy Ga. photr-- Z sui q
I"l-nn /" gopher. rat-. aud other
rodent animals will Dot" placed with geo
I'tsi ON" store in each county su i-
Geo make +, more acpr--Ib., to farmers
recording 20 u. D. ~l.uchrnhiil VIII"
returned Yesterday fraW an inspection
trip through the northern part of The
State where he outlined the coming
season work NJ tUr biological sur
NcN Mr.. Iuckenbil viii leave to-
night for Toltcc. y 80. where There
is % great dcmnud for cooperation
of the survey In rodent extinction
work
". q. Henderson. chief OF the
bureau % biological survey rom
Washington. visited fhe offices Of tn"
survey here when un passed through
A~Nhuqu'ruue yesterday tie b. On
his way back TO Washington after a
trip through California and Arizona
Mineral Lodge NJ. g. knights u
l'ythlas VIII meet tonight at ; y NJ.
Tho iE,u of Page viii hc conferred
pu H rllHa OF candidates.
tho Nomanis Missionary %Sociat,
uf Do Central Avenue Methodist
church viii hold i- regular monthly
business melting tuesday at 30
u.,IHct ~ the SUNDAY school room OF
Goo. church..
Mr. Minnie q. Noar''. state deputy
of Il. Woman's Benefit Association
az fu, M~HcptbsoS arrived here today
Goo HrrIuro Tor thu -'1fo- wide rally ct
fhr N~aDrthceS She VIII meet with
local Nucouhres TI.-duy afternoon
go tu, g. o. o. o. hail Co appoint
committees and introduce th' new
rfulI- ct the ton. Miss Binu
" West. ct Port Huron. Michigan
mI.HN lac HLH
vl"-r oft honor al tho tate rally which
Wtll ho the hrst wuch m March
1lc board Of county commissioner.
Nl hold % spectal meeting az th"
t,urf house tomorrow to consider t''
contract Tor 1919 with the Rockr.'l-
Itr foundation Tor the maintcnInc"
off .Hr county health department
SiN candidates were inhintcd at the
mr..lus Of proRrv--Ifs camp Nu. lu;
81 uudmcu ct the World, held ln thr
kniEhi- of Pythia- hall yesterday
D. \. irIi. special agent for tlr'
American hallway Express company
..eumuHnied hy inrurr United state
Deputy Marshal charles a. Kern. lof.
yesterday for Houston Tex. tikiuE
with him H. g. lstill 70 3 a.
chamberlain. alleged fnfu hluNers
and robbers. Tho two had boon az
rn-f,d here FRIDAY i,ll tr1llud the
muu hero FROM Al.N. rdrlu La
sheriff McCormncL OF Pnualc-
passed through Albuquerque late sat.
urday night from ~Hutu fc, taking
with htm "a prisoner VINO b. go be-
fr.ud 100 rortui.s ou 3D. uurirr churac.
There T. Ia h. a special communi-
cation OF Temple Lodge 80 o e. r.
81 \. ~. tonight ut lue Masonic tenn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
DEATHS

CASTILLO Tho funeral of sar.il
= CASTILLO. wife of Roman Castillo.
% years old. was held this morning
nt IS O'Clock from tho ibmily resi-
d,nco. lla Wet SANTA 30 60 the
sacred Heart church. whore high
requiem mass was said by Fnthcr Cor
iowa. The o. 10 bearers were Adclu
Baca. SclumH Hlanco, Cnrlotu Tafova
Luz Madrid. Esteln Guilrrpz and
'.uEarlh ItHcu burial WIS mad, az
Rat Jose cemetery Garcia and sons
were In charge
GARBAf- MarceIlna Gnrbia. daurh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Garhui.
tird yesterday afternoon o.. her resi-
d"ncc. t09 South Third strc.f Fun
eral arrangements = In charge Of
inrria Hud Sons
HUGH-The body Of Mrs
Catherine Muctugh. who died sat
urday afternoon a. her rooms on
East Central venue. was shipped
last might to plymnuth, Ind Tor hu-
rial. g. r. French had charge.
THOMAS CREME pr Toe. Al
druggists 1nd confectioncrs
SsddI" HORSES iiii'S. Il,onr a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
FOREST SUPERVISORS
OPEN CONFERENCE
Fire Protection Is Key
note of Welcoming
Address

Emclency la forest fire protection
wa ih,e keynote of pisiric. Forester
J.. g. W. Poolcr h address OF welcome
20 the forest supervisors ~ Arizon1
aud Sew Mexico Ina opening ther au-
uuai meeting al the federal cuuft
room his morning About li for
est officials from ihc two states aic
in attendance.
Mr.. poolor reviewed the 1921 fire
sea son. comparing the lire suppres
sion work with that Of ether years
m 1891 there were faf fires on the
southwestern forests aH compared
with an average Of BOG for preflDuf
yenrs. he stated
The fsres of 1891 were handled
moro effectiveIy ina ever before, he
rnid. rs IL shown by the fact ,nat
only 1924 acres were burned over
ns compared with IN average % 3d.
a7f in previous years While con
eratulating the forest men on the
progress. he stated that he believed
that the number Of fires and tho
acreage burned over could be redncad
"a much lower figures. Hc hopes.
H. aaled. that this meeting viii give
the subject very earnest confederation
lu order 10 develop q rtiil more Ell
Client forest fire organization.
MIR. Pooier also reviewed nroErcaH
made IN other lines ~ forest ndmin-
narration during The year He spoke
M length on ths Sfazing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06

Flora o. Armenia. Nlhuuuoutu,.
J. EwIur N-lhupuerqpo
IlsIr a. clayton Albuquerque.
Ralph g. Hernandez NIbuqueruI,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Poultry Association
To Elect Officers
Tomorrow Night

Election n officers for the coming
year as well as the arranging Of q
program Of lectures and papers for
the BernRillo County Poultry assoc
citation. viii be the order Of business
FOR the regular meeting 81 the asso-
Commerce
Plans will also be discussed for the
next poultry show 10 he held hero.
The tentative date for which In tho
first week In December Of i9g2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-06
Bandit Captured
After Being Wounded
In Running Battle

LOAEIANH colo. Ioh o. Frank
a. Nssk- DO NrHrr old. alleged bandit.
}ylS captured hy e policeman '1fly
TODAY after q running battle n 90
street duriuE which several sluIt-
were exchanged and Meck- badly
wounded 100 thi thiEh The policeman
saw Mrrt- enter tho store from tn
alley way and followed hin Mrcss
iIoI urd rho -huoiiuE eu4ucl ilo ls
l"iuE treated Ji tho loN,luul hus
rIflI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-26

NICHTGOwNS AT 1.ss-Nainsook
gowns. trimmed in lace, tiny tucks and
eeorgette insets or plain tailored. Fig
ured crepe and novelty batistes and main.
socks in flesh, honeydew, orchid, white
and pale blue.
NAINSooK GOWNS AT 2.e5-Lacy
gowns Of nainsook and batiste, some with
embroidery trimmings and beautifully
fine.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE, CSC AND ssc
The first Of nainsook or striped wolfe,
plain tailored or lace trimmed. The 6oc
ones OF nainsook, novelty voiles and ba-
tistes, embroidered or lace trimmed.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE, 1851 hne
nainsooks and b~atistes, and either tailored
or lace trimmed. In white and some
flesh.
NATNsooK REDINGOTE CHEMIsE,
f.5S-With machine embroidered seal
lops and flower sprays. Built UP or
bodice top models.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE, 1.ss-Made OF
fine nainsooks and trimmed in lace, en-
broidered medallions or machine seal
Hoped edges. Flesh and white.
VEST AND DRAWER SETS, 4sc
EACH-Checked or striped voile, in
white or flesh. Plain tailored. The two
pieces, 9Sc.
VEST AND DRAWER SETS, ssc
EACH-Novelty colored voiles in orchid,
flesh, blue and maize. Daintily lace
trimmed. l.76 for the two pieces.
BOOMERS, 6sc-Of batiste or cotton
crepe, reinforced at seat and with knee
ruffles; flesh and white.
SATINAY BOOMERS, 1.35-Extra
fine imported satinay, with hand-embroid-
cred sprays and rufied knees. Flesh only.
CORSET COVERS, 4sc AND Csc
Made Of nainsook with embroidery edges
at 4Sc. Extra fine nainsook at CSC, en-
broidery or lace trimmed and built-up or
bodice shoulders.
CORSET COVERS, sSc-Fine nain-
sock covers trimmed with machine seal
Hoped edges and motifs.
MUSLIN PETTICoATS, 4sc AND Csc
Embroidery trimmed petticoats with
muslin underlay at 4Sc. Those at 6Sc with
open or "blind" embroidery rufies and
underlay.
SATEEN PETTICOATS, e5c-Shadow-
proof because Of their 20-inch hens OF
self-material; elastic waist lines.
COTTON CREPE NIGHTGOwNS, 4sc
AND 8Sc-Tailored gowns in white and
flesh At 48c, and in blue, flesh and orchid
figured crepes at SSc.
WINDSOR CREPE NIGHTGOWNS,
1.35-Pretty coiored and figured striped
materials; flesh, white and artfully plain
tailored.
CREPE BOOMERS AND STEP-IN
DRAWERS, 6Sc-Plain white or hesh
colored crepe that requires no ironing.
Elastic waists.
CREPE TWO-PIECE PAJAMAS, LBS
Striped and figured crepes make these
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-26
Extra Size
Lingerie

GOWNS AT 6Sc-Roomy gowns Of
sheer flesh or white material, hand-em-
broidered in colorful French knots
GOWNS AT f.35-Fine nainsook
gowns that slip over the head, trimmed
in dainty lace or embroidery edges.
GOWNS AT lisa finer quality
nainsook and trimmed in lace OF better
quality or sturdy embroidery edges.
GOWNS AT 1.e5-Nainsook OF a soft,
fine quality, made up into big, roomy
gowns and trimmed in embroidery or lace;
some with lace medallions; some trimmed
in the back.
GOWNS AT 2.65-Trimmed front and
back with laces in attractive designs; ex-
ce~ptionally we'll made and cut good and
full.
STEP-IN DRAWERS, Sc AND Csc
Those at S5c are of cotton crepe IN flesh
and white. The Csc ones are flesh batiste
trimmed in lace and elastic belted; cut ex-
ira full.
CREPE BLooMERs, ssc-Made Of
cotton crepe that requires no ironing; cut
yery full and reinforced at seat.
MUSLIN DRAWERS, s3c-Made OF
good quality muslin and trimmed with
embroidery edges and cluster tucks; full
cut garments.
DOUBLE-PANEL PETTICOATS. Csc
-Shadow-proof petticoats OF sateen, REIN
forced front and back, elastic waistline
and hemstitched hem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-26
Between
Ourselves

Ii is generally supposed that
poise is the trademark OF gen.
tility, but il is no more than the
signal of self-assurance.
Pick up an unwashed and unfed
raeamuffin in the street; clean him
and clothe him in fine raiment; line
his pockets with silver; give him .
little authority and at once his ego
will begin to rise. He will develop
poise. He viii learn to strut and
pose.
But II the circumstances lead him
into the presence Of those who were
born to good things his polse viii de-
sert him 10 some degree. II, however.
while being washed and fed he had
been persuaded that he is the social
equal of the little princes on earth the
Consciousness OF being a top-notcher
by right Of birth would give him an
easv, casual manner even among the
elect
Teach a boy that he is the equal OF
any man living and you will fortify
him with s~elf-respect. The boy con-
WINGED that he is Of second-grade ma
terial is licked before the fight begins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-26
Silk Lingerie

CREPE DE CHINE NICHTCOwNS,
3.9@Exquisitely lovely gowns in flesh,
pale blue and orchid; trimmed in fine
laces and insertions In georkette with
pin tucks and soft shirrings. Or simply
tailored.
ENVELOPE CHEMiSE, 2.6lOF
crepe de chine and radium silk. Plain
tailored or trimmed in lace, tucks, shir-
ring and silk fagoting. Flesh, white,
blue, orchid and honey dew.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE, 3.e5-of ex-
ira heavy radium silk, tailored or trim
and flowers. Shoulder straps OF self ma
terial.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE, 4.A5LCrepe
russo. radium silk or crepe de chine In
white, flesh. orchid, pale blue and honey
dew. Or many novelty materials; trim.
med or tailored.
VEST AND DRAWER SETS, 1.95
PIECE-Matching vests and drawers OF
satin-striped radium silk with simple
hens or lace edges. The two, $50.
VEST AND DRAWER SETS, 2.65-
PIECE, $50 for the two. Radium or
crepe de chine in solid or two-tone ef-
fects. Lace trimmed or tailored.
VEST AND DRAWER SETS. 3.e5
PIECE-7.o0 for the two. Made OF
novelty silk seorgettes in flesh, orchid
and maise. Fluffy things with soft shir-
red ruffles.
SILK BOOMERS, 2.95-Made OF
radium silk and reinforced At seat. Cut
good and full. Another model in La Jerz.
In flesh and white.
SILK PRINCESS SLIPS, 5.45..White,
flesh or black in slips Of washable satin
with lace at top Of bodice and At bottom
Of skirt. Or plain tailored with a twenty
inch hem.
SATIN CAMISOLE, 1.45-The kind
that washes. Trimmed in lace, georgette
and soft s~hirrings.
SATIN AND RADlUM PET1fCOATS.
4.e5-Some finished with twenfy-incn
hens or with lace trimmed flounces and
underlays edged with lace.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-26
KEYPORT BUS
LINE PETITION
jitneys May Run From Perth
Amboy to Borough. Com q
mon Council Meets

KEYPORT, April 2s-At the
meeting of the council held Monday
night a representative from James
Doukas. of Perth Amboy. al pres
cnt, and asked permission to run q
line of jitneys owned by Mr.. Doukas
through Keyport from Perth AmbOy.
A list Of local persons who had sign
ed the application was presented
After a discussion the matter was
laid over until the next council
meeting.
A communication from Paul G.
Zimmerman asking permission to
place an aerial on the standpipe
was received. The clerk was au-
thorized to investigate a ruling made
a number of years ago whereby no
n may climb the staudpipe nor
trespass on the property.
Mrs. James Polling asked what
had been done in the matter of ex-
tending sewer and water on Harrison
street, where she owns two lots and
where she expects to begin build
ing operations Immediately. The
committee IA instructed to make
the extension as soon as possible.
also two taps .
Herbert Stryker, of West Fifth
street, asked that q top dressing OF
some sort be placed on the street,
as it was impossible for any vehicle
70 drive there.
Councilman Hopkins reported that
he had gone to South Keyport and
investigated the complaint made by
Ralph Rothbert that due to improp-
er drainage of the Mahonev pond at
that place that water backed up on
his property and washed 1t away.
Councilman Hopkins suggested that
the pumps for use at fire be taken
there and a test made OF. the aid
this pond would give In case of hre
and decided upon the necessity OF
keeping 1t. He also suggested that
Mr.. Rothbart appear before the
board of Raritan TOWNSHIP and ask
it's aid in piping a large open ditch
near this property which would do
away with the trouble now being ex-
p~erienced.
Councilman Bailey reported on
the recent fire election and same was
confirmed by the mayor AID council.
the new officials to axe ONCE May
1. Councilman Rothwell stated that
he had arranged for the purpose of
SAYS worth of filter sand at Wood
bridge for use in the filter beds.
A report of a broken fire hydrant
~ Beer, Street was received and 1t
was reported that there were a
number Of other hydrants in h
borough not in good working order.
This matter was referred to the wa
err corrlt ;.ec with instructions TO
Lave same attended to at n
Charles Bailey asked that water
lie extended to his property on
Washington street. and the water
committee was Instructed to investi.
gate how many people on this street
wanted water connections and act
accordingly.
The meeting adjourned at this
time to meet on THURSDAY night at
T:30 o'clock when Contractor
Charles r. Dawson and Architect
Warren Conover will be present and
submit plans for the improvements
on the water pumping station. AT
this special meeting the report OF
the audit of the borough
rendered by George Keller account.
ant Of debts due the borough OF
Keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-26
Philippine
Lingerie

GOWNS AND ENVELOPE CHEM
Use, 1.ee-Hand-made and hand-embroid-
cred. The gowns in sleeveless and
kimono-cut models; the chemise with
built-up or strap shoulder. Many OF
them match
GOWNS AND ENVELOPE CHEM
Use, 2.65-Fine nainsook h~and-embroid-
cred in solid, eyelet and drawn-work de-
signs. Gowns with or without sleeves.
Envelope chemise with strap or built-up
shoulder.
GOWNS AND ENVELOPE CHEM
Use, 4.e5-Exquisite enough for q bride.
Sleeveless, kimono and Empire" gowns
and "Teddies," handmade and hand en-
broidered in solid, eyelet and drawn-work
motifs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-26
Time To Buy Knit Underwear

oMEN,s EXTRA SIZE UNION SUITS e5c-Regu-
lar 7Sc suits for large women in sizes 46, 4S and 50. Fine
Jersey ribbed cotton with built up or band top ana nsnt
or loose knee.
wOMENS PINK KNIT BOOMERS 44c, 2 FOR sSe
Cotton Jersey ribbed, made with saddle seat ana cur
good and full. Reinforced.
CHILDRENs PINK KNIT BLooMERS i5c AND
iec-Cotton jersey ribbed with elastic waist and knee. =
to ioyear sizes at i5c and IA to 10 sizes at isc.
CHILDRENS NAINSOoK UNION SUITS 45c-
Sizes ? to II years in these union suits with waists Oh
check nainsook and garter attachments.
wOMENS UNION SUITS 73c AND S5c-Sizes 50
and ss At 73c and sizes 40 to A at $50. Fine jersey ribbed
cotton with built up or bodice shoulders and loose or
tight knee. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-26
so. hMBOY BENEFIT DANCE
DELIGHTFUL FUNCTION

SOUTH AMBOY. April 26.-The
beneft dance for the South Amboy
Hospital, under the direction OF 2
Theta Gamma Sorority at the South
Amboy high school auditorium last
night. proved one Of the most sue
cessful social undertakings OF the
season.
The efforts Of the young women
who composed the COMMITTEES IN
charge were rewarded to n nigh
est decree, when more than
hundred dancers graced the moor
during the purse OF n evenine.
The auditorium indeed presented
a wonderful appearance as the
unique lighting effects oispiayeo q
harmonious blend Of many coiors.
The main entrance was an arbor,
with decorations of peach blossoms.
while from the high ceiling wafteo
hundreds of colored ribbons. The
orchestra was almost hidden IN an
embankment Of ferns, palms and
flowers, while the decoration OF the
balcony blended gracefully with the
colors of the entire decorations.
The musical program arranged by
Johnson's College Orchestra was
easily the feature OF the evening
The many encores demanded at diff
lferent stages OF the eVeHAhe' "oe
evidence that the dancers were
well pleased.
The affair brought together an'as-
semblage of note while many promi-
nent guests from out Of town were
numbered among the throng. The
program Of last evening. was q COM
plete success in every way and o
present were loud in proclaiming
Miss Marjorie Dey and her commit
tee composed of the members OF
the Theta Gamma Sorority. able
h~ostesses. While nothing Definite
with regard to another event has
been said, 1t Is understood that the
Sorority will sponsor a midsummer
affaif. the plans of which it Is said
are under way.
The entire corps of patrons and
patronesses were on hand at the
gathering. many Of whom were con-
tent to watch from the balcony.
The elimination dance gave those
present an opportunity to view some
of the latest fads. not alone the art
of dancing. but in costume an well.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-26
Cotton Lingerie

m,JsLIN AND CREPE NIGHT
cOWNS. 4Sc-Muslin, in flesh or white;
the creoe with hand.embroidered sprays
and colored stitchery outlining their
round necks.
NICHTCOWNS AT S8c-Made Of mus.
lin creme. nainsook and sheer colored
hat;stes. Tailored, lace trimmed or en-
broidered. In batiste there are hesh,
peach, honeydew and orchid.
NIGHTCOWNS AT 1.35 and i.oS-Af
az Gowns Of nainsook, crepe or cam
brio, tailored or lace trimmed. At l.os
Of nainsook, lace or embroidery trimmed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-26

woMEN,s GLOVE SILK VESTS i.ss-Not only OF
glove silk, but trimmed top and bottom with lace inserts
Bodice top ribbon shoulder straps OF good quah'y'
woMEN's Low SILK TOP UNION SUITS Csc
Regular LIS suits of fine knit cotton win usnt knee
1000 With bodices of pink glove silk with slender ribbon
shoulder straps. Sizes SO and So.
woMEN's VESTS AND PANTS Csc EACH, 2 FoR
,s w.,,.knovn Merode make Of fine stitch cotton. Low
neck. sleeveless band top vests and pants with tight or
shell knee. SO to 20.
WoMEN,s VESTS 3ec N 2lc-Jersey ribbed vests
made 10 sell for SOC at soc. Built up or bodice top. ihose
Of 2ic made to sell for 35e and SOC. Fine stitch cotton or
Swiss rib, slightly imperfect.
CHILDREN'S E. z. UNION SUITS 73c..Reguiar eos
wifS tier attachments. Sizes 2 to IL years.