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Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27
rotals B s 27 1e 3 Totals

Score by innings: Boston . ...........O Q Q 4-5 Chicago .........0 0 0 0 i-i
 Two base hits Harris Schalk. Burns RuG Three base hit. Mitchell Home runs, Miller
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27

Many a girl who looks like a peach is a lemon in disguise.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27

only. was easy for Lee Worthy Summaries:
 POS class pace, three-year-o purse
Evening star., 1922-10-26
DAYTON FOLK GET BUSY
AND RETAIN AIR STATION
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DAYTON. Ohio. October 26.-An-
nouncement that McCook Field. the
center Of experimental work of the
United States Air Service, is to be
moved to a larger site east of this
city and made the largest flying field
in the United States. was made today
by Frederick B. Patterson. president
of the National Cash Register Com
pany with the approval Of Secretary
of War Weeks.
Decision by the government some
time ago to abandon McCook Field
because 1t was too small, coupled
with agitation to remove the air
service experimental work to an
Atlantic coas. location, caused Day
ton citizens to get busy with plans to
retain the field here.
Headed by Mr.. Patterson. citizens
of Dayton Joined in buying a site
east Of the city and including the
famous Wilbur Wright field. The
new field, it is said. will make an air
post large enough for holding of the
Pulitzer races and other big air
events in the future.
In connection with Mr.. Patterson's
announcement, 1t also was indicated
that the government may establish an
air academy and locate it at the
McCook most.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

MIR. and Mrs. Charles Ram Kennedy
| edith Wynne Matthison) will give
memorial recital tomorrow evening at
F.! Whitby Hall. National Cathedral
! School for Girls. proceeds to be added
| to fund. established by graduates.
1915, to found lectureship in menu
ory of their classmate. Frederica
, Scott Campbell OF Richmond, Va.
DIR. Wade H. Atkinson will give n
travel talk tomorrow. Sis pm. in st.
Paurs English Lutheran Church. un-
der auspices of the Stewart class.
Ada Rniney will speak for the Ma
tional Science of Truth Association
Sunday, 8 pm. at Playhouse. Sub
ject: The Hidden Power"
Mrs. John Hervey Young. recently,
returned from Europe, will address
the Business Women's Council tomor-
row. 1880 PM. in lecture room of
Church of the Covenant.
A 500 progressive card party will be
gii en- under - ces of Catholic
Women's Service Cub tomorrow. $3.50
pm. at community house. SOL E
street.
Rambler Pastin,e Club will give n
dance Saturday. 9 pm, at 110l E
street.
Aiunnnc Of AIshi HI Delta frater-
nifty will meet Saturday. pm. at
home of Mrs. Winifred Link!ns, 22l0
Pennsylvania avenue.
sp-nfsh cIa-scx tomorrow Mt Thorn
son School. Beginners. as; advance,
Sis.
Federation of Civic Associations
will meet tomorrow. pm, in board
room of District building. Garnet c.
Wilkinson will speak.
DIR. X. h. Moomaw will give expo
sition of Sunday school lesson before
Stearns Bible class tomorrow, 1915.
at Mount Vernon Place NJ. E. Church.
Parent-Tencher Association Of
Brookland School will meet in the
school Monday, pm.
Deets Pickett will discuss "WOrld-
Wide Prohibition" before Sunday
school teachers class tomorrow. 4:45
pm, at Y. w. c. A. 1888 F street.
The CaledOninn Club will give it's
annual Halloween dance in Pythian
Temple tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
UNCLE SAM Depicting
HIS FORCE OF WORKERS
Big Total Assembled in Washing
ton During the War Being
Gradually Reduced.

Uncle Sam has dropped 49.042 OF
its employees in Washington in the
gradual dismantling of his huge cler-
ical machine set up In the capital
during the war.
When the armistice was signed. on
November IL, 1918, the government
pay roll in Washington carried 117.'60
names. On October l of this year
there were 6S.71s employees in Wash
ington. according to the Civil Serv-
ice Commission.
1t was unotficially estimated from
one reliable source today that the
weeding-o out process would not 90 much
bcIoW ,V.cGu.
Even if that prediction holds true
the District would have a much
larger force of government workers
than in pre-war days. On June 80.
1916. the number of federal workers
here was 39,442.
Throughout the nation the govern
ment now has approximately 100000
employees. as compared with 43S.057
before the war.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
JERSEY VOTERS SAFE.
Government Employees Keep Ballo,
Rights Despite Absence.

Government employees. who have con-
sistently maintained their legal resi-
dences In New Jersey. are qualified to
vote in the coming election, notwith-
standing reports to the contrary pub
lished recently, according to telegram
received at the republican voters head
quarters, 1912 G street. The message
was from the attorney general Of the
state, and said:
New jersey employe in the govern
ment service does not lose residence
by reason Of absence from the state.
unless the voter has himself or her
self, given up New Jersey as his or
her legal residence
Evening star., 1922-10-26
MEMORIAL FOR SEAMEN.
Special Service Held at Church Of
the Advent.

A memorial service for seamen was
held at the Church Of the Advent.
I'd and U streets northwest. Sunday
night. The rector. Rev. Thorn Will
hanson. was an ofiicer in the Navy
fifteen years.
Rev. f. w. Scott. chief chaplain.
United States Navy, and Commander
Cobcy of the Supply Corps. U. S. NJ.
spoke. Secretary Weeks sent his re-
grets at not being able to attend,
and also a letter Of greeting.
Men from the Marine barracks.
naval air station and the navy yard
were in the congregation. Taps was
sounded by Charles Brill, a member of
the congregation.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
AUTO HURTS CYCLIST.
James P. Shugart, II, Struck by
Car Of James Il. Holmes.

James P. Shugart. seventeen years
old, Of 131 v sctreet northwest was
injured yesterday when he was struck
by An automobile at the intersection OF
New York avenue and H street north
west.
The automobile was driven by James
H. Holmes of 1901 Illinois avenue
northwest Shugart was on a bicycle.
He was taken to George Washington
Hospital and treated for lacerations
and bruises. Later he was taken home.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
ORDER new FIRE MOTORS
Commissioners Give Contract for
Four Pieces of Apparatus.

The Commissioners have awarded
to the American La France Company
a contract for four pieces of motor
NE apparatus at total cost of
$43.350. The order calls for a triple
combination engine, a chemical and
hose wagon, and one city service
truck.
The engineer department was di-
rected to resurface with asphalt the
west side of 7th street from Penn
sylvania avenue south distance Of
1900 feet.
Evening star., 1922-10-26
WEEKS LAUDS MELLON.
BY the Associated Press.

I8y the ASSOcIateu frVSs.
BROOKLlNE. Mass. October 90
Andrew W. Mellon will go down in
history as one of the greatest secre-
taries of the Treasury in the history
Of this country, Secretary of War
Weeks said in an address here.
1t should be a matter of pride to all
Americans of whatever political faith
that the credit of the United States
has been re-established, Mr.. Weeks
aaid
Evening star., 1922-10-26
NEW ASSISTANT PROFESSOR,

Mai. Carl A. waldmann. ordnance
department, at Columbus Barracks.
Ohio. has been detailed as assistant
professor OF military science and
tactics at the Massachusetts 1nsti-
tute Of Technology. Cambridge.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

University Garage, Charlottesville, Va.
r.. T. 4 w. T. Pratt, FrederfcksburEs Va.
Fred NJ. Lynn. Occ0quan. Va.
Bates Bros, Orange, Va.
Harxrave 4 Lewis, West Point. Va.
J. r. Campbell, Luray, va.
Royal Sales Co., Front Royal We.
Hicks Motor Co., Wlnchestef, Va.
L. e. Hedges, Martinsburg. w. Va.
ABBY Motor Co.. Quantie0 Junction. Va
The Unien Motos Co, OulDeIers Va. :.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

winterson-Phipps Auto Co. Annapolis MD.
r. Bead BoaFman. Belair, Md.
Phillips Hdw. Co, Cambridge Md.
MARYLAND Garage. Cumberland, Md.
Essfon Motor sales Co, Easton, Md.
KerEer Motor Co., Ellicott City, Md.
Hafbaugh Auto Sales Co.. FredeRieks Md.
PEOPLES Garage, Galena, Md.
L0uls Meyers 4 Bros, Hagerst0wns Nd.
Central Garage, Hancock, Md.
0Akte Hoase Service Station, Hyattsv11es 4as
Evening star., 1922-10-26
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

A business meeting of the Kentucky
State Society will be held. s o'clock
at Hadleigh Hotel. There is to be a
musical program and dancing.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

Conduit Road Citizens Association
will meet, s o'clock, at st. David's
Parish Hall.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

Progressive Council. No. 9, Daush-
ters of America, will meet at 4th
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

The Lonesome Club will meet at
Wilson Normal School. Dancing. This
years session will be held Thursdays
instead of Wednesdays.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

Benning g-Glendale- Oakland Citizens
Association will meet at Smothers
School.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

pillow 4 Hayden. Le0nardtOwn, Md.
Garrett Motor COMPANY, Oakland, Nd.
Hillside Garage, Pr1AcipiO, Md.
w. A. Caltrider Garage, ReIsterstovvn. Md.
Hudson 4 Essex Garage. Rockville No.
ID. w. PeKdue Auto Co.. Salisbury, Md.
C. w. Chen0vvith. Towson. Md.
Palace Garage, Westminster, Md.
Smith Motor Co., White Marsh, Md.
e. G. Butler Woodbine, Md.
Lyons Service Garage. Alexandria We.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

Trinidad Citizens Association will
meet, s o'clock, at Blair School.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

Red Triangle Outing Club will meet
at 1880 o'clock. at 14th and Colorado
avenue. for a hike through Rock
Creek Park. c. L. Simpson, leader.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

DIR. X. n. Moomaw will give expo
sition of Sunday school lesson before
Stearns Bible class tomorrow, 1915.
at Mount Vernon Place NJ. E. Church.
Evening star., 1922-10-26

Parent-Tencher Association Of
Brookland School will meet in the
school Monday, 8 pm.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-29
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early While Stocks Are Full

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christmas Shopping
32-inch Dress Gingham, In checks
and stripes. colors absolutely fast.
Very special. yard
25e,
36-inch Shifting and Dress Per-
Gale in light ,colors, stripes, dots
and small figured effects on white
grounds. :" Very special yard
z15e
2isinch black andSwhite check and
plaid Dress Ginghan1. colors abso-
lutely fast. Special. yard.
25c
ss-inch ;Burlap in: green bre#n
and red. Yard
25ea
sSs5ss a.t:s :r&:y tt.
ss-inch, Printed Burisp for. drau-
ereis, etc. ardy-- ~ .. g $50 So
35c
sSpz t,SEtS
No. 100: Maftress Ticking in fancy
stripes for. mattresses. Yard ~.
e:%:s ,*s +1Scs - 8 :!-ss- = =.
i No. 500, Mattress Ticking in
.fancy stripes. best quality. Very
special, yard
s.,E -, tt1&ssss ~ . Y :, y
AAA Fsatherproos Bed Ticking,
guaranteed featherproof. Special,
yard 80
tsa. 3Se-sr:-
Shests, Bed Spread. and Pill
low Cases.
S1xSo Knickerbocker, seamless
Sheets, made. from high grade
sitest5ng; ,b1eached snow white.
Very specially priced for: the COM
Ing week with a lint Of four sheets.
TO 9 buyer. Each 3,. 55
$1.03
s1x9o. Wear Well seamless Sheets,
tape edge. more wear, won tear
Are offered for tile coming week at
the special price, 2 8. each 8.
s1xse Wear Wen seamless shessss
.seac h. =
ssxsos Wear ssss
SIPS
y sssso ','s, Plmtty panh Bed spreads, sl.zs
81. I. !. $l.5o :
soxso Dinity Bed Spreads. very
specially priced at, each
$1.S9
Mems Shirts, made fun and ,rooInny
Of neat striped and plaid spercales
and madras, a great assortment,tor
yopr selection, sizes: IA to .:.I1.
Sale price
$1.sos
s.: e.:.s sra a!sE
Mems Shirts Of silk striped mad
ras. pongee and.:white madras.
Special for this sale. each
500
.-tyf 49,. r>-y .-..-.!.r-.,sa
Mems fancy Percale Shirts, nice
selection of patterns our $500
shirt, Special for this sale: two
$3.50
Mems Work Shirts of chanbray
and *cheXiotssz44s1-2- ito: III Very
special ferrthisssafe--:= - -a.F-esss
60c and 75c
Happ grade Qyeralls, extra full cut,
,our,:;-.so overall. { Special :.fors@this
sale blue and white; each
$3.50
5::;;c. :.a@
MEMS fine; Kid Gloves, -:all sizes.
Special, the pair. .......A.75
SITS
::afep's ,sieeced lined Gloves Z for
dress Special the pair ,ss,as
$l.75
Mems Auto Gloves, feeced lined.
all sizea,. AIR. - -: %.
-~:~ $3.50 and $500
Mems neeced Union Suits, SO to
as. Special, the suit.
r .: :. =, $3.50 -.
Mems ribbed and fleeced Shirts
and Drawers. Special, this sale
:: Sc j: ::,r:; 4; ;:sz
MEMS lambsdown f1eeced Shirts
and Drawers, our 81 SO garment.
Special sale price, garment.
$1.00
Mems ecru ribbed Union Suits: 40
to 46. Very special at the suit.
$3.50 ....,:v =,
Mems gray ribbed Union Suits, &36
to &c. good weight. The suit. 4. z:
$1.00 ;sass ga s
INES l.. I
w. nEDADTA
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-29

Character Cloth, both in gin
Do Your {
4e-inch navy blue, tan and deep
black, from q very stylish all-wool
fabric. Very specially priced,
ss-inch Shepherd check Dress
Goods black and white; three diff.
fers1. = s!ze 4s.;. checks. sRecia';.
,2se Il
Mensa wear Serge With small pin
stripe Of WHITE 5es4nehes wide.
Extra Aeayy STORM Serge, distinct
twill; Sc inches vide. Very spe-
cia,, yard
$500
.c,,s: Sil.a>s.s :f-.
Navy blue Polret Twill, 81 inches
wide. OF superinr 1aaity. Yard
1895
Navy and dark brown aN-wool
sponged and shrnnk Serge; 81 In
chess. Wide. $3-5B value. Yard
$3.50
- 4 - :
Ali-wocl French Eponse.. ~ inches
wide. navy, African. brown navy;
and henna Special Tor this week,
$3.50
) All-wool Velour OF the fine spongy
:;:tinish;; rose. tan and dark navy. ;;
Yard ss...,s;
$a.so
Wool jersey, $1.@
Ssool Jersey Tubing, So inches
wide; turquoise, Shenna; tan; Bel
gian. orchid. American Beauty:
emerald green, gray; navy and
MACK. Yard
$50
ssAil-wool bright navy blue all-wool
Roplin, one OF the very best wear
htg woolensgoods made, 81 inches
tde: our s. grade. AS We have
only one color, special yard
2s50 s, 4
~. - ms
q gseoi s blnsss aessss az rirkies
or crease Sc inches wide speciai
$500
64-inch all-wool. Silvertone in ok
ford; navy and brown; one Of the
most durable colakings. A spec
ial price to close out the lot, yard
g:s, .:s $500
Navy blue double warp fine all
wool Mems Wear Serge, so ins>,
wide; our special SO grade. = Sale
this week. while this lasts. Yard
$1.95
Wash Goods and Domestics
27tmch Dress sGingham, in :: dark
eoiored. plaids. Yard: ..:<.r
IL 1-2c and 15c
<2E-inch Dress Gingham in light
and dark colored .plaids and: solid
], zoe and 25c
ss-snch unbeachea Sea Island.
Yard; y,
,,,ss,1.4 -. 7.1.2czs>ss,
S~.a+s>h sez Hs-, 1-tt>s-.t! 80 os.,.;;::
so-inch unbleachea Sea Island.
Yard ~ ~
4-7s't * vs;s 8 1-3c
s:ss.. >rs :.a& * .:::,'-: >: :'-.i.l
ss l-2 inch unbleached Sea Is
land Sheeting.@ YARD
!. 10c
'sS--iYlch% Superior DUALITY unSaeach-
ed Sea Island Sheet:ng. Yard
Use
x36<inch: "5unbleached~.. PaSama
Checks: extra fine weigh Yard
12:1-2c
s7sinch Outing? Flannel. light and
:sstk %s eeloFS' he hsayy f'eeex*atalttty ,>! e7t'
T. <*''s - :15c S';%::< :~7':"*
,27-inch unbleached' Canton Flan-
mel for underwear. etc. Yard.
..:..a 2Oc
s&inch +unbleached Canton F,an-
mel. superior quality: Yard
%25c
Domino Apron Gingham, q in
ches wide. in all the popular blue;
brown and, black checks: for aprons
fast colors. Very special: yard
IL 1-2c
3S-inch Percale. in light and dark
c6lors that are absolutely fast. Ap ..
immense assortment Of dress and
shirting patterns at special. the.
Yard ..
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THE JA
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-29

Buster Brown pure thread Silk,
Hose. Isle top, semi-fashioned,
double heel and toe; colors: black.
Drown. beaver and white. Special
price. the pair
CSC
Aadles' Isle thread Hose, oursize,
mace fuil, double heel and toe;
sizes 8 IL to 10 1-2: black only.
very special price, the pair :.
45c
Ladies Isle thread Hose, Buster
Brown make, worth soc pair: COL
ors: black. brown and white: sizes
8 1-2 to 10. Special price the pair
Csc
Ladies Sport Hose in Isle and
all-Wool In assortment Of colors:
sizes 8 1-2 to 10. Very special
value. the pair
CSC
Ladies merceriaed SILK Lisle Hose.
extra nice quality, colored top, ful!
fashioned. in black only; sizes 8
1-s to 10. A real value. the pair
Csc
Boys heavy ribbed Hose, Buster
Brcwn nake.EdoubIe heel and toe,
: sizes s 1-2:toa2: black only. Very
special price.,sssthe pair
81. 0R
Fay Stockings, the mothers friend
hose, color: black, brown and
white: sizes 5's1-2tte@S'. Very spe-
cia& price, the pair. :, =: r.. - g
:. ...:.'. -. -. 555c >..... -. 49,.
LADIES' real imported e-button clasp
Kid Gloves, self and contrast stitch
ing, very soft and flexible kid; col--
ors: black, tan, brown: :. beaver.
gray. champagne and white. Very
special price, the pair
$1.95
Children,s Kid Cloves, :. nice quail
ity. in brown only; l-butten clasp;
sizes: 900 TO s:G- A: real value, the
pair -.
$4.7e
Ghildren's Kid Gloves in self
stitching, color brown only, Just the
glove for boys and girls: sizes 600
to 4. Very special, the pair
S1.19
Ladies' ribbed Union Suits. Dutch
neck, elbow sleeves. ankle length,
winter weight. These suits are
cheap at II. so, sizes SO TO 44.yn
you think you viii need new suit
this winter it will pay you to see
these garments before buying. As
long as lot lasts. the suit 80 sl
,.> - 9Sc
Ladies' ribbed Union suits. me-
dunn weight. small sizes only, Sc
and SO, high neck, long sleeves.
ankle length. A real bargain
price, the suit
=:
Ladies' ribbed Vests and Pants,
medium weight, worth. Soc. sizes
40 to a.. very special price, the
garment 90 :Sy laz ;;sg
,a 35e 5
~ z Y; *. :: ss55: ss
Boys extra weight ribbed waist un y
ion Suits high neck, long sleeves. 1
knee lengt sizes 4 to ~ years "a Il
real value, the s,iit s.s
sse B.
Girls and Boys winter weight rib
bed waist Union Suits; drop seat,
high neck, long sleeves; knee
length, sizes~4, tod 2syears; seheap at
81; 90, A real value, the suit:
Girls ribbed Union Suits, high
neck. long sleeves: ankle length:
winter weight: sizes to - wears:
regular, price 81 90. .::spectal sale a.
''.'I': '79cc .t' .'.''.% =
-'''' '''S'S:
Infants Cotton Vests, tleeced
lined. nice and5fwell made gar
ments; worsh:.s5c,%sizes 3 months
:. ......= = DC a.,.s. -.
,... ~. x; -: -%,<; + :. :s:,:f
Ladies' nice utality Handkerchiefs
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-29
THE GROWING STORE
Meet Me AT Tapp's
From Now Until After Christmas Eve Night We Will Give One Per Cent
of Our Sales Rchsn Association and One
Per Cent TO the Rescue Orphanage.
Per Cent. to the Rescue Orphanage
Meet Me At Tapp's

pnat
endured
df int Rescue Even d
will h t
money her h Es
so,rja dyr d
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-11-29

Mems large cotton hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. Special. - for
500
Mems extra quality hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. Special for thie
25e
Mems plain pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, full size;:+&f each
25e, 3se and soc =:
Mems pure Linen Initial Hand
!: \: $1;so =
Metss pare Linen Initial :: Hand:
ksrcffie nne quality:
Each
SOC @,
Mems fancy bordered Initiat Hand
kerchiefs. Box Of three for 81 40
500, ;. ;. -.
Mems fancy bordereds Hahdker-
= s=25es ..
Mems shawl collar cotton Sweat
ers, our 81. .s5 value. Special. this
sale ! :. -, -'-!>- -:
!. !. !. $1.@ ....s.
Mems Caps, all styles and good Sc
lection Of new material, at
:.75e, 81 and $l.6o ~
Mems Hats best for the money, all
new styles and shapes: :;'fsst'- Z, !
$2, $3.50, s. and $3.50
Mems Buster Brown ssik Lisie sos.
8 1-2rto Ii 41t2. :" Special for this
sale, three pairs for
.$1.m 80.
Mems Buster Brown Lis,e Sox, ex-
stra good wear. Pair
25e
g ssQarhlesS Sox, made OF; silk and
cotton, In brown, navy and black.
aSnecial for sale price
Soc
Mems Clothing OF neat ennserva-
live patterns also blue serge. Spe-
$1s.'7;lI5s VS.,
Mems Overcoats.
Come look at the smart styles We
are showing in moderately priced
coats, belted and plain back mod
els, suitable for; alfiages, light and
dark patterns. These are mostly
Sincerity brand coats which speaks
For ITSELF: Priced special; FOR
SIS to $3.50
- -: =. ~ -21 s,S -
Boys Suits with extra trousers of
green and fancy mixed. CASH An7erea.
Special priced at the suit
$3.50, $8.95 and $9.95
- .: &C. - =: --:;
Boys" overcoats, ss~to chtn-
et ehlla and fancy patterns Special
Sc, $3.50, $3.50 and 50
Boys. evefcoats; tweeds and *cassi-
meres: to s.
...,.... s., s.. $essnd s.. $3.50
Boys alrwool Knee Pants: 4.ost7
worth 81. so. Special, tbs sale
.: s:,.s -: = -, :.~ u *,a
Boys Knee ants: 'i;v,taead weeds and
cassimeres, to Is. at
$2.00and SITS
Boys 4aieusss Whit. and nsat: f;st:'l, pasz
terms g To Is years: ;Sp,eeciaiGptices
soe' :7ss, $1.@
:: Rug an and sha de- Dept;
Wilton Rugs. sx12, Sold for sl25.
Special go &: :*;'..%:s'. *- ~
T." $500
'.' '"'':- >, -. go. ~ i ;,s
Aaanis; Axminster Russ. 9x1s. sold for $50
49,. $3.50
BsusseI* Rugs SKIP, sold for s25
and $50. Special
$21.e5
:sxminssei Rugs. sxs, sofd for $40.
=. .. $22.50: -. e.. 81, ..
:. -. 81: H. ~ !: .:
Linoleum and Congbleun Rugs
,9xls. Special. ......~..>. =. 49,: ;.
=: $l4.5o -: -. =. - -. :
tXs Linoltum Rugs, IS. 80 Special
o., ...>'.. $500 :.>... $:~ ::
Administer l:uys:. ssx72. special
$500 : ~
20 -" - =. .!;: g.. ...t:l:&' ~
Administer. Hpgs, 21x54. Special
-: .... $3.95
APP con
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Window. Shades In Hollands, Ona-
ass gu, and Duplex, in ali. sizes. spe-.
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2,2T -; A>oo" -, 50:
c. Curtain s;.in;, Rods in al sizes; g, lsnsshs
round. In singles and doubles. .. :
Coco Han Runners. se and 81 In
ches wide. per yard
%,:E 80
Rubber Mating. 3e inches wide.
$40 Il $50.
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Suit Gases from ~.
Handbags from
80 %@'so % ~
attractively put up and priced for
Christmas sifts. s
Hudnft'a .yi6iet Sec Combination
set. Price
aas9sas sioa ssts. fsass pl,ssl Flowers eom'''@-
49,: ~
audnut,s Rose Of Omar and Lily of
80 ~ 'oA xs 'e'S' rf''e
W N,' 90 a. oSs ~ s"seI' 1tice
Hudnut's Perfumes In novelty
zpackagess Prices s
DC and 60 5ss5, +
( i :, &,
eiie powder and MEDIUM rouge
Price - - u.
$50
!Hndnut.s Violet sec c.rda,,.,
IIly % ,the Vala,v and pose Tni,at
Waters. Price
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fGs,sssto r,o. o
Price ''lleA' A0''e' wafer
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eie soisasssss FleI7snt y lx, 1a Extract. Price
t.e>s, i r.. ,,.... = -: .4s.-..
Coigate's assorted miniature size
extracts. four to the box. Price per
box
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sists Of cold cream, dental cream.
talcum powder and soap. Price
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Colgate: s Coripacts H. bia ck'4"or
gold boxes. Price
::z:e.'. =. -, 80: -.
= ~ big sortnent OF fro ean,,;n.
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Taking Dolls: These "a oyrg.a rty1f-
:: :tracttse ly:: dressed a r,d "a J5,s; Siave
hair. and. eyes that omen and shut.
.,. 81. M - <a OK
r ''N$s- .1;'.+:.: ~ T>'
; 10-inch Ctrvii,g no,,s b,,;;a; .,
IA IA rYI erea1 dresaaa :pr;oo1s tS""N
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SILK Hose, extra.'heavy quality silk,