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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-03
Our June Picnic

One beautiful day in the joyou
month of June my cousin and
were going to spend the day in qui
ct solitude. The sky was a BIZ
patch OF blue with thousands
little clouds chasing each othe,
across the sky.
1t was early in the morning an
little dew drops sparkled here an,
there as if Titanca and her fairie
had danced the night before anG
had left their tiny jewels.
With me was little Betty and her
sister Kitty. Laughing Kitty whose
eyes could be bright and swapping
when angry, and soft and luminous
when pleased or sad. Her cheeks
were rivals of the bright rosy ap
pie in color. Her jet black curl
were often tumbled. Her lips were
like cherries.
We carried a large basket o.
food in which was chicken sand
witches, broiled eggs, cake, and
such things that taste good aftei
the walk to the picnic grounds.
Beyond us was a piece was
deep rushing stream. Little Betty
was gathering wild roses and other
flowers and Kitty and fixing the
lunch when we heard a scream.
We looked to see Betty the darling
of our household suddenly go un
der the water. stood numb with
fear. Kitty realizing the danger OF
what had happened threw herself
into the water after her resolved
to save her herself perish with her
She saved her but tainted after she
got onto the bank.
At last ! was brought to my sen
ses and screamed for help, 1t
came at last. We carried her home,
but for many weeks she was con
fined to her bed. But she is now
we'll and happy.
Little Betty adores her sister az
( she were a queen-Alice Brown.
st. Andrews.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-03
CHICAGO IN HANDS OF
SCOUTS FOR ONE HOUR

Saturday, May 81 Boy Scouts of
the city of Chicago took charge Of
the city government for one hour
as a part of their Boys Week pro-
gram. Mayor" Eugene Knapp, Il
high school student was elected as
mayor, taking for the hours time,
the place of Mayor William Hale
Thompson. He called members OF
the Scout City Council together
and they outlined a number of
things which they think should be
done in their city. Lower taxes
and five-cent car fare we're
among the things suggested.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-03
Trading Post Restored

Old Fort Western, the site Of the
first settlement in Augusta, Maine
though in the heart of the capitol
city, is new being restored to look
as nearly as possible like the orig
inal trading post looked. 1t was
here, IN ITS, that. Capt: JemeeS-
Howard, commander Of the fort
entertained Benedict Arnold wher
Arnold was in Maine with his i'll
fated expedition against Quebec.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-03
THE JUNIOR PALLADIUM


May
be
plainly authors
signed Polly children
the Junior Editor This little and hope each boy
and girl will thoroughly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-03
40 TricoChe St, Ponce, P. r
april 25, 1922

40 TricOChe St, Ponce, p. r.
april rs, 1922
Dear Friend:
| live in Ponce, which is my ma
tive city. the city of my reveries.
Ponce is located in the southern
part of the island; in the Caribbean
Sea.
The winds blow smacking breez-
es, that invite any person to spend
a period here observing the curios-
tiles of Ponce.
Many of the houses here are
made of wood, but any foreigner
could not imagine how pretty they
are and how well constructed.
Others are made of cement which
is very costly. The doors are part
ly of iron and partly of wood. In
the upper part OF the windows is
placed colored glasses which give
them a fairness incorporates:
Many historical pictures are hung
on their interior walls.
We care very much for the trees
and plants because we consider
IhCil 40 a 6lCdI ldSlOl lOI llIt. OuI
soil produces coffee, cocoa, banan-,
as, sugar-cane, tobacco, grape ap-
pies, pine apples and Cocoanuts.
Nearly all the houses here have
their gardens.
In Ponce there are many differ
ent classes of birds.
The nightingale whose song is
very melodious. Also we have diff
ferent kinds of singing birds.
Working animals are: the COW,
OK and the horse. In any street of
Ponce foreigner could find an
animal, the goat which attracts
the attention of Americans.
The watch mountain is the top
of a mountain. Here Is built a |
small house for a man to advise
the city by changing different
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-03
Richmond Juniors
Receive Letters
From Porto Rico

Letters written in English by
juniors in Porto Rico have been re-
ceived by Miss Williams of Dennis
Junior High School A letter from
a grOwnup, Mrs. Hazel Keever &C
cOmpanied the letters in which she
said the children of Porto Rico
were very much interested in the
United States and wished to write
to children there. She said that
there were some mistakes in the
English of the letters but English
was a foreign language to them, as
Spanish Or French would be to
Richmond juniors. Then she adds
(and we of the Junior Palladium
are glad to act on her suggestion) !:
AS ! remember the Palladium
used to have a children's column
and it would mean a great deal to
these children if you thought one
of their letters sufficiently inter
esting to publish it."
Two of the group of letters,
many Of which were very interest
ing follow;
Stoves Only Used in Cooking
Ponce, P. r., April 81, 1922.
Dear Friend:
l am very glad to write you this
letter so that you can know some
thing about my little island called
Porto Rico.
| live in Ponce which Is one of
the districts of it. This town is in
the southern part of the island and
is one of the most important. 1t
has a good harbor.
The houses here are not very
high as the ones in the United
States and are not so big.
The windows are without glass
es.
The stoves here are used in cook
ing and not for heat.
We find here many sugar cen
trails which take the largest tracts
Of land. Sugar is one of the most
important products of Porto Rico.
Coffee is another one of the pro
ducts exported. Many pieces of
land here are devoted to coffee.
There are many other things in |
Porto Rico.
Sincerely yours,
CONSUELO OJEDA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
MARKETING CROPS
Interesting Conference Over
Work Of the New Division
Of Markets.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. May b.--A conference took
place yesterday afternoon In the gov
crnorr parlora mt the State House. at
tended by representatives OF every
branch of agriculture In the State.
Tho meeting was called by the State
Roard of Agriculture. in connection
with the recently established Division
of Markets..
Manager Derrickson, head Of the
Division OF Markets. outlined the poll
cie~ 81 the department. as follows:
Standardization Of Packages; stand
ardization of grades; market news ser
vice; transportation and organization.
The idea of the State Board and
Governor Denney was 10 call together
the several interests involved and Sc
cure from them opinions and sugges-
tions a. 10 the organization and
policy Of tho new Bureau
of Markets. No definite action was taxi
en-, hut the discussion was informing.
Those present at the meeting We're
Governor peney and Messrs. Grubb
and Newton OF State Board OF Agri-
culture; A. ". peet. secretary Of
state Board OF Agriculture; the three
county agents. II. q. Raueman Of New
Castle county. Russell T.. Wilson Of
Kent and NJ. &. Vaughan, Sussex;
Dean McCuo and NJ. O. Pence. Of
Agricultural Department OF Universe
IS ~ Delaware: Me~srs Davis and
Reynolds of Middletown, Farm Bureau
representatives; Or. !. +. Adams. and
Superintendent Derrickson. OF the Ru-
rcau of Markets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
DANCE AT BELLEFONTE.
Enjoyable Event BY Civic Club In Com
mupity House.

About zoo persons atteded the sue
ccssful dance and 500 given las, eve
nins by the Bellefonte Civic Club in
the Community house. The hall was
beautifully decorated with blue and
gold. the club colors. and apple bios
SONS The Original Six furnished music
Tor dancing.
Iriz.s We're awarded TO the follow
ing players: Mrs. w. l.. Chitrnan. Miss
Grace Taylor, Mrs. J. III. Norris, VIII
liam III. Minner W. T.. Lind, Mrs. NJ. e.
Thompson. Joseph Kelsey, G. NJ. Dor
sey, &. NJ. Mcdaniel. G.. II. Clouser.
NJ w. Touchton. Mrs T. l.. Hyatt.
Mrs Prank ID. Long. Mrs. Ella Kelsey.
NJ. &. McCase. William J. Salter. Mrs.
X +. Hollingeworth. Mrs. George
1rler. J. ii. Morris. c. l.. Mcdaniel. W.
J Adams.
Mrs Fred J. Messick and Mr,. c.
NJ. Winthrup We're the chairmen who
arranged for the dance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Anniversary Sale Special
Genuine Cork Linole u ms
printed in beautiful patterns
only 60c a SO. yd.
regularly Sl.00 so. yd.
Third Floor.
Extra Specials From
Our Art Dept.


Stamped Pillow Cases, for crochet
or scalloped edges, regularly SIPS
and 81 80 each. Anniversary special
price. Sl.O0.
Women's should der strap stamped
Aprons, unbleached, good size,
29c each.
Former 75c and 81 stamped Art
Cloth cream white aprons, special
Anniversary Price, only 39c each.
Cover-all Aprons, stamped, Of
good quality chambray, were $3.50
reduced now 10 SITS each.
Lsrge size stamped Bed Spreads,
with throw attached, regular $3.50,
good quality in attractive designs,
anniversary price, $3.50.
Dry-well Towels, for crochet edge
for limited time during this sale
these will be only 29c.
Scalloped Edge Scarfs, all white
or with colored borders, were S5c,
now only 23c.
Stamped Night Gowns, of good
longcloth, were S1.25, Anniversary
Sale price. only 81.
Corticelli silk Wool, all shades,
special Anniversary Sale price, only
.35e a ball.
Cob-web Silk in good assortment
of shades, Anniversary Sale price,
only Csc.
Art Dept. First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
CONCERT A SUCCESS
DESPITE WEATHER
Initial Essay Of the Newark
Choral Club Gave Pleasure
to Those Who Attended.
Special corr,snona,nce ryerr rx.nins

Special Correspondence Fver- Even'ns
Newark. May 6--While the attend
ance was disappointing. the perform
ance of the Newark Choral Club in
concert. last nisht. was delight to
those who attended. The rainy weather
kept away many persons but even un-
der theee adverse circumstances sew
eral hundred music lovers were pres
ont
Il vac the first concert of the new
ly organized club and 81 was the CON
census 81 opinion that thc local sing
crs did we'll for the short time they
have been organized Miss Dora vii
cox. musical director at the Womcns
college. Is given much credit for the
development of the club as a singing
organization. as she acted as director
and prepared them for the concert
last night Miss Wilcox was pre~ent-
cd with beautiful bouquet Of now
ere by the club. Richard Turner Of
Philadelphia baritone. waA assisting
soloiet and also did much towards
program;
Border Ballad. Covzn; KaAhmiri
SONG. Woodforde- -Findcn. Mr.. Turner
nawning. Fsnine. Choral Club.
Cntil. Sanderson: Deep River, Bur
loigh; Dos aNappin' Turner. Mr..
Turner.
Listen 10 the lambs, Dett Stun
her Song. Mcdowell; Heav' n Heav'n
Burlcish. Choral Club.
Mother O. Mine. Tours: Remem-
hrsnce. Hamhlen; Jean, Burleigh:
Athlone. Spross. Mr.. Turner.
Mllcr'e Wooinr. Faning: BY the
Waters 81 Minnctonka, Lieurance.
Choral Cub.
Members 81 the Choral Club:
Sopranos-Ruth r. Brown. Mrs. J.
rearcc Cam. Florence r. Cook, Mrs.
W. u. Dean. Eleanors Duffy, Mrs
Jamee q. @. Duffy. Mrs. Arma nd Du-
rant, Mrs Marion otley. Griffin, Mary
Houston, Ruth l.. McMurray. Olive
Y. Porter. f'reda T.. Ritz. Marjorie c.
Rose, Mrs. George Stewart. Martha
Ssrahorn. Mrs T.. c. Vankeuren, NJ.
L~teils Ncsrsley.
Altos-Mrs. William Barnard. len
nie Raub Frazer. Elizabeth McNeal,
Gladye Pratt. Naomi H. Riley. Anne
fsois Ritz. Winifred J. Robinson. Ma
mlc T.. Rohr.
Tenors-Alexandsr Cobb. ]. II. FNll-
ton, G.. V. c. Houghland. r.. W. Kirk
bride. r. q. voEt.
Bassee-k u. Givan, G.. Z. Han
cock. n. r. Harris. r. X. Hitcher, II.
u. Yos,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05

Another Sale Of Our Popular
Dainty Dolly Hair Nets
regularly 10c each or Sl.c0 q doz.
for Csc a dor.
Fine Steel Scissors, several
good sizes, 49c a pair.
Ruhberized Aprons. large size.
S5c each.
Mediu m size 45e, little misses
size, 35c each.
Black Atlas Hooks and Eyes,
lc a card.
Colorite. 19c a bottle.
Dyall, all colors, 2 for &c.
Nutint. l0c.
Sew-on-Garters, a in a set),
40c a set.
Dress Innings, ready. to use,
39c to S1.39.
Lingerie Runners. SC 4 box.
Ric Rae. &c yard.
Rush Shopping Bags, new
shapes, 81 to S2.15.
Rush Slippers for bedroo m
or bathing, soc to 81.
Decorated Baskets. 50c to 81.
Fruit Baskets. SOC to 81 Is.
Motions, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05

morrow divided into two lots,
choice of one at $12.s5, and OF the
other at $3.50 each. Sizes up TO
44's.
Silk and Canton Crepe Dresses
from our own stock of well made
and fashionably designed high
grade dresses formerly selling from
$500 to $40. 50 each. Individually
repriced beginning tomorrow at
$16.50 TO $20.50, almost half what
they have been.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Anniversary Sale Special

Peter Pan Jersey Two-Piece
Dresses, Navy, Copen, Red,
were $3.50 each.
morrow $685.
Worsted Jersey Suits, and three
piece Jersey suits, that were up to
$500.
TO morrow only SS.T5.
Ho me Spun and Tweed Suits,
full lined with silk or crepe de chine.
These were up to S29.50- For to-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Elegant Silks.

You'll be delighted with the
quality and assortment of our silks
in this Anniversary Sale. Have
you seen these new figured
KimOno Silks, the fashionable
cQlors in many different designs,
36 inche goods, Sl.00 and SI.75
yard.
These beautiful Georgettes in
perfect shades for afternoon or
evening wear. 40 inch width, 81 so
to $2.25 yard.
These Lovely Pongees. In
white, Jap. Blue, navy, turquoise
and black, 36 inches wide, only
$l.75 yard.
These Fas hio onabIe Foulards,
popular this season for every style
and occasion. Printedsin the new
neat designs, $3.50 to S2.75 a yd.
Silk Dept, First. Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
A Special Lot of
"a In. X Sc in. Felt Base Rugs
Anniversary Sale Price
only 25c each
Third Floor, take elevator.
Toilet Goods Special
For the Anniversary Sale

For the. Anniversary Sale
Reg. 81 Boncilla Sets, special at
soc.
lOc Twin Bar Glycerine Soap,
3 for Csc.
Reg. 81 Toilet Water, 73c each.
Palmolive Shampoo, SOC size,
33c.
75c size special at 43c.
25c Dagge tt & Ramsdell Soaps,
2 for 25c.
Reg. SOC size MEET, deodorant,
39c.
Reg. SOC size Nilodox, 39c.
Tea Rose Face Powder, reg. SOC
29c.
Sanitol Tooth Paste, reg. 35c,
for 19c.
Sanitol Hair Tonic, reg. 45o
for 23c.
Sanitol Shampoo, reg. 45c for 23c.
Palmolive Face Powder, reg.
SOC, 23c.
Palmolive Cold Cream and Van
ishing Cream, 23c.
-Tiolet Goods, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Anniversary Sale SpecIa ]
Perfect Congoleu m Rugs

Anniversary Sale Specla
Perfect Congoleum Rugs
AFT. Gin. 4 9 II. reg So. so for S2.96
9 II. \ IL II. reg. S16.20 for Sl2.25
For the opening day only of our
Anniversary Sale, we offer a special
bargain in perfect Gold Seal Congo
leum Rugs, in fine~assortment OF
patterns:
4 It. 6 in. Y 9 It. Congoleum Gold
Seal Rugs, maker price $3.50,
our one day price only S2.95.
& It. xo #. Congoleum Gold Seal
Rugs, makers price $50, our one
day price, S6.25.
7ft. 6 in. x o It. Congoleum Gold
Seal Rugs, makers price s10.10,
our ono day price only S7.75.
Q ft.xl0 It. 6 in. Congoleum Gold
Seal Rugs, makers price $l4.l5,
our one day price only $l0.75.
Oft. x12ft. Congoleum Gold Seal
Rugs, makers price sl6.20, our ono
day price only $l2.25.
Make your selections early, these
will go quickly.
Third Floor, take elevator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Anniversary Sale Special
Wo mems Stockings
Full Fashioned Lisle
,pd Coftou Wavne.Knif

Smart Skir IS, specially priced
for the Anniversary Sale at A.95.
Here's a good assortment of
stripes and plaid skirts in fine all
wool prlinella cloths Good bar
gains, too, for S4.95-
Odds and Ends of
Silk and Tricotine Dresses
choose fro m three special prices
now row now
S3.95 S.75 1918
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Anniversary Sale Special
Reg. 81. 90 Corset Covers

embroidery trimmed
SIC each.
Women's Drawers, open or closed
trimmed with embroidery, regularly
SOC. Anniversary Sale price 43c. pair
Marcella Drawers, lace trimmed,
special for S3c.
Lace or embroidery trimmed, f inc
quality muslin Drawers, were soc
a pair, Anniversary Sale price
CSC a pair.
Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Festival st Rose Nm.

The Ladies Auxiliary OF Holloway
Terrace Church will hold an ice cream,
festival tomorrow afternoon and eve
nins on the lawn Of the Rose Inn
school House. Prizes will be given IN
ii.e guessing contest and a thor
outnpred bramah rooster will be dis
posed of. In case OF rain the festival
VII D. held inside the school house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Schn,t Chamber of Commerce peIesa,e.

~. 5. schutt. general manager OF the
Wilmington Gas Co, and also in
charge Of the various properties op-
Grated by the G. n. Gelst Interests.
has been named one of the delegates
to represent the American Gas As
eoc1ation M the meeting next we, X
of the U. :. Chamber Of Commerce
az Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
sIxqO Rleachcd Sheets

Slx90 Bleached Sheets
Were regularly Sl.50 each,
Anniversary Sale Price, 81 each
Properly made, without center
seam, of excellent blcached muslin
of very good weight, we've sold
lots Of these regularly for Sl.50
a piece. Special in our Anniversary
Sale at only 81. Come early.
Pillow Cases to match, 42x36 size,
formerly $50 each for our Ami
versary Sale only at 4 for 81.
Basement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SALE
PRICE
ON our Anc quality
RADlUM ALLOvERS, $1.75 I'd.
--Laces, First Floor
Anniversary Sale
BASEMENT BARGAINS

that save you money
on good quality desirable mer-
chandise.
SO In. Bleac he'd Nj uslin, special
Z yds. for 81.
S5c Bleac he'd Table Damssk,
full mercerixcd, 59c a yd.
Heavy Toilet Twill Crash,
reg. IL 11c for l0c = yd.
36 in. Percalcs were 25c; nice
stripes for shirts, 17c yd.
81 in. Plaid Gingha ms, for m
erly here for soc.
Handso me colorlngs In largo
broken plaids, 19c = yd.
Kraft Kloth, IS inch, for
aprons and children's dresses,
30e . yd.
Union finish Toweling Crash,
absorb Mt. &c . yd.
Basement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Anniversary Sale Special Prices
Good Rugs


You'll find standard quality Rugs
from the best makers in the world
here at low prices. You'll find
large variety of sizes, of patterns
and colors.
From what our customers tell us
you'll find that quality for quality
our prices on these good rugs are
much lower than you can find else
where, but come and judge for
yourself. Really that's the only
way to tell Come see our rugs,
note their quality and their beauty
of design and color; then you'll
appreciate their low special prices
for our anniversary sale.
Administer Rugs, one of the most
satisfactory medium priced values
10 be had, high pile, rich colors.
Oft. II #. size $29.75 during this
sale.
S #. 3 in. 10 #. 6 in. size s2s.75
during this sale.
Z #. 6 in. #. size s22.50 during
this sale.
Royal Wilton Rugs, a splendid
rug. Rich colors, handsome de-
signs.
Q #. IL #. size, SIS for this sale.
S Il. in. 10 #. 6 in. S65 for this
sale.
Sea mless Velvet Rugs, well COW
cred designs IN neat figures,
special anniversary sale prices.
8 #. II #. for $3.50.
@ r.. -, fNr eO0
7ft. 6 #. K 9 #. for SIS.
9 It. x 9 IT. for SIS.
Sea mless Wilton velvets, attrac-
tive patterns that you won't tire
Of; rich colors that stand. A good
rug. Anniversary Sale Prices.
Oft IL #. for SGT so.
SIT. 3 in. x 10 #. 6 in for $3.50.
u in "a in for $780,
Sea mless Ak mi ms ters, Of the best
grade. Anniversary sale price:
9 f.. - #. at $3.50.
s II. 3 in. 10 f. 6 in $50 .00-
Z e. 8 in o # at S37 so.
8 f. 9 II. at S3l so.
Wool and Fibre Rugs reversible,
durable, pretty Here in big
assort ment Of patterns and sizes.
Used in every room. Anniversary
prices:
Oft. xl2ft only SIS.
SIT 3 in x 10 II. 8 in. only $l4-
G II. 9 II. only 50.
u II. x ID fl only SIS
9 fl. x Is II. only $40.
II Il. - f.. only s22.
80 in. 60 in. only $3.50.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05

Fine Brown Muslin pillow case
width. ~ inches. Anniversary
Sale Price only 25c yard.
Large Bed Spreads, so to sell
at this special Anniversary price Of
only $2.29.
These are good quality full size
Spreads in pretty patterns. They
are neatly hemmed and good bar
gains at our Anniversary Sale,
reduced price of only 1929 each.
Fourth st. Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
76c Turkish Towels
av>vs.vv Gala prtra A1r ear

Ahh1vefshry ShIe TIIcc' Hoc eHcH
These are perfect turkish towels
Of splendid quality and good size, 10
by "a inches, made by one OF the
best mills in the business.
Either pink or blue borders, pure
bleach.
A limited quantity for our
Anniversary Sale ut only a3c each
Basement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Handy -to-Wesr at Ho use
Cleaning Time.
Bungalow Aprons.

Anniversary Sale frlceO AZ
79c and S1.19.
The special 79c ones are some
of our regular 81. numbers made
with elastic waist line in striped and
figured percales.
The special SLID ones are some
Of our regular $1.50 numbers nicely
made Of small check or broken
plaid ginghams. Splendid quality,
too.
Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
The Prettiest of Tiss uc
Gingha ms

in the fashionable checks and newer
stripes in all tho wanted colorings.
Notice particularly the good quality
Of these soc, 59c. 69c, and up per
yard.
Normandy Voiles, the best sum-
mcr dress fabric Of the finer cottons
there is. Light OF dark color
grounds with dots and figures in
white, black or colors. Here you
will find fascinating assortment
and priced low, too, only Csc and
75c yd.
White Goods, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
ChiIdren's Hats
Straw Hats. 81. 80 to S6.

StrHW hHtS, u .OO 10 Fo-
And a special lot of Organdy
Hats. trimmed with lace and en-
broidery. These are mussed and
dust soiled from display and use
as samples. They are reduced to
81 each from their for mer prices
of $3.50 to S. .00-to quickly close
them out.
Infants Dept, Fourth st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05

Get fob the classified ad way.
Read "k3elp Wanted every day.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Anniversary Sale Specia!
These $1.50 Envelope Che mise,
Of Nainsook, Lace Trim med

for SIC each. =.
And a Marcella Envelope Chemise
trimmed with lace with built up
shoulders, regularly have been Sl.5O.
Anniversary price, $l.l3 each.
And a good muslin Step-in
Envelope Chemise our excellent
Homemade" brand specially An
niversary Sale priced at 81 .l3 eac h.
Muslin Underwear, I'd Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Anniversary Sale
Dress Goods Special
81 and S5 Plaids
50 and S3 q yard

50 and So yard
Woven of the finest wool and IN
a variety of beautiful colorings.
Neat Checks and Stripes: IN
wool and mohair, mostly IN sell
color greys, these will make cool
and scrviceable dresses for hot
weather wear. Anniversary special
at S1.50 yard.
Dress Goods.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05
Bead S pedals.

Bead S Specials.
A splendid assortment of colored
beads, in solid colors and combina-
ton OF colors in graduated lengths,
some with others without tassels.
These have been our regular 100
and S1.25 ones,
Special 48c each.
First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-05

Luncheon Sets, Special Sc Set.
Consisting of only Ga by Ga size
hemstitched cloth with half
dozen hemstitched napkins to match
it.
In the SO by Sc size with the
napkins the special price is only
$4.75 set.
Linen Dept. Fourth ST. Store.