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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20

Garrison streets 10 hold their regular
weekly business meeting. After the
meeting a social hour will be spent
water OK
The people OF the town were LETT WITH
out water last evening when tho main
at Benwood burst. This occurrence has
happened several times before IN tho
last few months and is very annoying 10
tho citizens as they are left without
water. The leak will be repaired az
soon as possible however and II Will
only be a short time before the supply
Is restored.
McNechsn Briefs
Chester w. Shields returned nome
late Yesterday after visiting among
friends in Sherrard
Elmer Stewart OF Fort Rider was Wis
itins his friends and In town yesterday
Miss Helen Meyers OF Cameron re-
turned home Yesterday after spending
several days here visiting friends'
Mrs. Harry Nickels OF Pittsburgh re-
turned home yesterday after Vis'phs
friends in town for a few days.
James f. lille OF Bellaire. ONO was
. business visitor in town yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
McMECHEN
Situation Quiet


The strike situation here Is the Same
ss II has been for some time Every
thing is going along smoothly with no
trouble reported and none expected
The men Of the railroad unions are hold
ing their regular daily meetings In tho
81. James hal lon the corner OF Fourth
and Logan street and the p!ckets are do
ing the twenty-four hours picket duty
but no reports OF a serious nature has
been made.
Break Ground
Ground was broken yesterday for the
erection OF a church OF the Second
Church OF God Of Eighth street near
Logan street. The plans for the erec-
ton OF tho church has been under con-
s.deration for some time and at the last
meeting Of the official board II was de-
cided 10 go ahead with the work. Tho
church will be a very pretty structure
and will be roomy and cool.
Ala Meeting
Division No 3 OF the Ladies' Aid so
c!ety OF the First NJ E. church will
meet At the home OF Mrs. A. B. Rhine
hart OF Marshall street this evening at
eight o'clock. This is the regular week
ly business meeting OF the society After
tha business OF the evening has been
disposed OF social hour will be en-
toyed At the close OF the evening a
light luncheon will be served.
Ladies' Aid Meeting
TIA members OF division No 4 Of the
Taatez AID society ~ tho First NJ F..
church will meet ~ tho home or Nj
Gears. Uaisa"hnrn of tiiA"~~'" --.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. VI. B. Philips ana
email daughter. Dorothy Mae. or skin
and Yankee streets, LETT MeuheS 0,';
morning for the west where MI mn.
,ns 20 Interested in oil They expect
70 make their home for the present at
Eewklrk, Okla.
Picnic At wnugh's Mrfn
The Episcopal Sunday School enjoy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
BENW0OD
WATER MAIN BREAKS
CAUSING A FLOOD

The water main on the corner OK
Eighth and McMeChen streets tna'
was lust repaired few weeks as"'
burst again Yesterday evening ABOUT
: o'clock, flooding the street tor Soma
distance around. The pipe In this sec
tIon ~ the street seems TO be very BAD
and although several attempts nSNn
been made 70 remove the oau place.
there are still some that have oeen
missed. The town was thrown out OIL
a supply Of water last evening as tnH
result OF the leak but did not last long
as tho officials had force OF men al
work on the break al the earnest pos
slble time.
Planning Vacation
Members and friends OF the. Kerry
club are planning to have week va
cation at the camp OF the club. South
az NcNechen. the last week in August.
plans for the affair have not been com
nleted vet but they will be very ella
horat, IN their entertainment when
they ara completed. The Kerry ciun
b,ya entertained three different crowds
al tho camp this week and they say
that II the present plans for the weak
vacation go through. this week VIII Do
mild in comparison to the time they
will have then.
Store Closed To-day.
Ths cooey-Bentz furniture store and
undertaken parlor wtD be closed all daF
toda, because of the picnic that the
Cooey-Bentz company are giving i"E
their employees at this time.
Funeral Today.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Rebecca Anna Brannen vito or Hance
Rrann.n will be held from the late
.Aan ~ anf q
o'clock today. Rev. Paul l.. Flanagan
~ m. First NJ. F. church OF Nc
Nechen will have charge OF the serv-
Ice. Interment will he made at the
Greenwood cemetery.
Mrs Brannen's death was caused ny
blood poisoning. She was 80 years OF
are, born in L.ttleton in 1854 but
spent the most of her life here.
Xsrries ENTERTAIN.
Tn. members OF the Kerry club VIII
entertain a number Of their friends nj
their camp south Of McMechen. THIS
evening. Dancing will be the main
feature OF the evening At suitable
hour refreshments Will be served
About 80 persons are expected to he
present.
Police Court Quiet
The police force has had very easy
,Irs OF IL the last few days having
mazda only one arrest In the last week.
II Is hoped by the chief that the good
behavior OF the town keeps up. This
Is An unusual thing fer the town as
the number Of DRINKS that are arrest
ed every week unusually number 10
or 20.
Dsnwood Briefs
William Hall. OF Main street has al
most completed the repainting OF his
dwelling.
e. S. Campbell OF Wheeling Island
was business visitor In town yester-
day.
walter Greenwood OF Youngstown
was a business visitor IN town yester-
day.
George Clark OF Wheeling was a
business visitor IN town Yesterday.
Mr. c. e. Ginger OF Edgwood was
business visitor IN town yesterday.
Chief of Police. Patrick Scully VIII
return home from the Bachelor camp
the last Of the week.
Harry Kruger OF Columbus. o., -
spending few days hero visiting
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20

few weeks visit with relatives IN
Detroit. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs WIN Tarr and family
and Mrs NJ. W. Eghert Of Bethany
visited in WclishurE Wednesday.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes
~ 26th street. Wednesday, July lsth
box.
Mr. and Mrs. cleveland Harvey ana
children and Mrt and Mrs. Sam Lewis
and family cuioyed an automobile "trip
recently at Eniontown. PA.
Brooke Adams. Of Wheeling vas
business visitor in Wellshurg Tuesday
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20

from huHerl0I tnn u you
have perhaps imagined,
An eminent physlCia n,
expert in this science,
has shown Ito way. II
was he who first pro-
duced the great remedy,
Mothers Friend" Mrs.
c. J. Hartman, Scran.
ton, Pa, says:
with my first two
children ] had q doctor
and a nurse and then
they had to use instru-
ments. but with my last
fuo chIl1raD so n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
MOther-TO-Be.
Read This

Hero Is n wonderful message to ell OK
peCtant mothers. When the Little One ar.
rires, you can have that moment more free
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20

Tho greatest granite beds IN the
United States are found in Maine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20

Mecca - without trees or virdue. and
but little water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
JUDGES ARE NAMED

The judges for the annual track ana
field meet to he held at Camp Agam1nB
on Big. Wheeling creek on Saturday
July 2dth. have been named by ScouS
Executive II. o. PortH.
The following local men have been
appointed 10 the judges positions: A. f.
Marriott. 4. Q. Anderson. II. S. Callo"-
hill, William \. Lang. Wright Hugusi
James Sigafoose, Paul Beubel. l.. l..
StIdger. william Dannenbcrg, Arch Metz
ner and J. d. Tomilnson.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-21
CHAPTER TX.


The move to Huntington was made
quickly and quigIg. and lazy weeks
followed, to IIurr,e, week, of almost
cloudjcsS content Ward early in AU-
gust, after q serious talk with Harriet
joined some friends for "a motor run
OF three thousand niles, ana presently
was s'ndinE them post cards from
Monterey ana Tahoe.
liley had been in Tie new home only
lew daFs When Harriet had reason
TO stop sAor. iP busy n6hing of
uhpaGR'u% Win one hand upon f'r
"elft' ana a great satisfaction ia Hei
eyes. Nina, reading from note from
l'o|aI biohdIh' announced tire scus1-
uohaI news u1a1. he had hrnkn bis
ankle lie was with friends at New
port ana must remain there no" for
weeks perhaps a month. Nina was
p.eaSe 70 Wrte TO nm, and to give
MS regard to Miss Field, ana ask her
'io, " '"'N'' "iiu'
vi S'N''"i "e'NN tney We're S|ie'
Una "'0 ilo' h'lo" tHe i"HtitF I'9ta'
Ia" "'''i s'S-''i's' '"oIe "aN Il '""S
i''''''' oeio.' S'e 'oa'd P"7a''i} see
nun "A"'"' lie would "I'e I" me -ifh
y, ''u' So anu ''aII''l N''" WIN "l."t
""S'''"'"T e'Io''o'! S"e Noa'H '""N I"r
49,, n',, ~ ''"l ->'"" Was ""''- anu
-i'',' " w ,"''1e"'l',S' ana any ''"i@
''''9''' ''"tPgn' ,''"E"i ''i'''''' ''''-
'''''7 ''0iS''. WIN 1t N"-ue "'7'4'eA'
''"l was IL l'Sed Fou'h'o' too
WIN september came changes,
l,'"''o''' "foIe l'at ne vas Ih"F4-
""""t WIN d SUCK ana wanted 10 IHap
"o"D |" 'i'eI' as soon us tHey Nou'd
ASA iI"l N"fa was nome a-Gia' rs
"'""aS ''fe7Pp''SsoIe' d niue "i4sf ana
III S"l''e VAGUE way d niue eo'r~et'
il'i' Ie' '''"uH''l p"I sun most 'a-
''N',''"S 'i''"'hl J" 'if PW''t mousse
NUT NIi'I''Iho carter ''''d drought
W." '''' ~, era" "'lNH S'"|,
i - ',"' VI 12,'2' U.s. p',I1>' u'>'i.l'@
fN'''''' w $1,000 - . '''''|'' -.'r
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-21
EIAR RTE, I
and the
PIPE, r
by
Kathleen Norris
N'Hiyd'iorS by
Irwin Myers
Observation-Disclosures
Copyright by Kathleen Norris

And without another word She stood
up, folded into Il tiny oblong thr pu.
per upon which she bad been maJne
few notes, and went slowly 10 tNr
library door More deeply stirred
than she had been since the days m
her passionate girlhood, she turned On
the threshold Tor a look Of farewell.
But Richard Carter had loft the do,i,
ana was Euectug ON one knee before
his safe; he had forgotten her Ea.
rct went acros, the halt mounted the
stairs, and found her own room She
WINS hardly conscious of what She was
doing on thinklng
con, what shul dpf" she Wills.
pcred. "lIe trusts me to protect her
Oh, why didr't / the moment ! kucw
that Royal was thinking of hcr-- why
didn't | 90 to him then. and make o.
clean breast Of if all, Now now NV,
promised And they uust me and
love mc-and what shall ! 60, on
God" whispered Harriet, sinking on
her knees beside the he'd, you know
thar am good You Know tina. / nau
really help them all-cW really proc
tcct the girl! You know how ! hM.
chosen what was fine and good all
these years how ! have lungej for m
opportunity to be useful and huum
Don't let him come into nay .itr again
and spoil il again. Don't let HlciHr'
4
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-21
TIE F1Ec TRADER llN385l
aEr FAIR GEt'Ea
-Ntet th#ie rect
i&gE TRADER JOURNAL PHI CD
totArNerV.

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IS O. #-i ,urnn8uy az N0uaG 1nri
Block
S-.E--t fouls HrTBF9ENTATTVE
g. e. Thais Calap7ny. 706 Lincoln BID
Tho Free Tredar.J0Urnsl may rs
found no rho uaya denCtF u 07reelr.
" Nalo. Erogzzl 2rgtherz and pylr
Sy-a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-21

L-s6f%@
ISp,F92ssSN
YEas we -; la 'q Ss Y b ysTTgl
Essstr.4, b III sNtyL,e esrasssg. ssSrA EAzzi
NS&E@s.
EASTsOUND
pAsE sEvAS.

EASTBOUNO
EastDound cars leave Ottawa sta
ton for Mareilles, Seneca, Morris,
MiuoOka, RocGdale and Joliet, H., In
L. IN 600, 7:55, 9:55, 1855 In D.
al., 1856, 1855. c4;55. 5:55, sos. 10000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-21

FINE HOME FOR ShLE-7 room
house, bath, pantry etc Modern
cOnyeu.ances. In good condition.
Hot water heating Bargains for
quick sale. Call 5l2-L,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-21
WEGTBCUND

SoUTHsouNn.
Southbound cars leave Ottawa sta.
ton for Grand Ridge, Mckinley Park
and Streator in a. m, $685.. 1855.
ll:55 In ? m, 1855, 1855, 5:55, TO-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-21

November - 1925
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Stationery Gifts for the Entire Family

Aircraft The newest color
ing novelties, interests young and old:
special demonstrations. At See. u and
$zeo sst.
Art Calendars p opular
Friendship, Cheer, etc, Calendars, each
boxed. At Sc. or 3 Tor $l.oa
Children's Books - Bobsey
Twins, Marjorie Books, Tom Swift. Air
Craft, Army and Navy, Grimm's Fairy
Tales, Robinson Crusoe, Mother Goose
and hundrsds Of other titles. At 1Se -
e1.so each.
Boxed Assortments Christ
mas Cardp-l2 for 1Se, is for sse, 10
Leather Gifts, Telephone
Books, Engagement Pads, Calsndar,.
Address Books. Home Library, stc--At
Sec - esyeo saeh.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17

Children's Sports Hose Advance spring
styles; Of mercerzed klengh colors
black. tan. brown and fawn 10. At &c.
Boys Heavy Sports Hose. English ribbed;
At SOC.
Childrens Hose, 29c and 35c values. Medium
and heavy ribbed for and fine ribbed for black
white white.
and Infants Long Hose: white and
brown sizes to en- Infants Fancy Top Socks sizes
all first quality. At 25c
Women's $1.25 to $1.50 Sports Hose Special
purchase Of silk and hose black heather
quality
silk mercerized English ribbed
and oxford; quality
Onyx. Van Raaite. Holeproof makes Al 81 - to $500
-Pslais RoyaLMain Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17

Book Slides-Brass or
Fonss. At $3.50. $3.50 and $500 each.
Narcissus Bulbs In pretty
pottery or glass bowls, each one IN .
pretty gift box. At Soc 70 $500 each.
Boxed. Stationery-25c to
slse.
Wards Fine Linen -- ALI
prettiiy tied with ribbon. slse and $2Se
each.
Childfen's Boxed Games
Such q Bead Stringing, Tiddlswink, Bog
BAH, Ping Pone, Ring Toss, Parchesi,
Polly Ann and numerous others. Ne
. eo.oo eaeh.
Children's Stationery-lSc,
~ and u bsx. ~
The Washington times., 1922-12-17

Consisting OF HAIR Brush mirror, bonnet shape; L0l
Hair Receiver, Nail Buffer, Cuticle Knife, Nail File
16piece Du Barry Ivory Pyralin Toilet Set, consist
ing Of Bonnet Shape Long Handle Mirror Hair Brush.
Dressing Comb. Powder Box Hair Receiver, Cloth
Brush, Hat Brush. Nail Buffer, Nail File, Cuticle
Knife, Cuticle Scissors, Shoe Hook, Shoe Horn, 2
Salve Boxes and large-size tray, at $3.50.
16-piece Ivaleur Sets, Royaton pattern, consisting
Powder Box Hair Rsosvsr Cloth Brush Nah Fns cutics Knife
Salvs Boxsa Shoe Hook. Shoe Horn Cushon
combined Perfume Bottle and Holder. beautiful
at -
14-piece Ivaleur Toilet Sets, consisting Of Hair
Dressing Receiver Pin Box
Nail e Cuticis Knxs Nail Buffer Nall Scissors saivs
Hook. Shoe Horn at 9S1 #&
6piece Ivory Pyran Toilet Sets consisting Of Hair
Brush Mirror Dressing Comb Nan Knife Man
yns II ns saA &1e sst f1s fsf
6piece Manicure Sets. in lined boxes at S1.So
s and 10 piece Imported Manicure Sets, $2sS and
aM
7-piece Manicure Sets in lined box, At $5.s5.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17

Cretonne Covered Boxes Of
Stationery-Assorted colors or al white.
At el.ee and Sl.2S.
Pretty Quill Pen Sets$1.25,
s2.se an tsts ssch. 1
Library ets--Paper Cutter
and Scissors In shield; each one boxed.
At u - es.Se each.
Children's School Bags-75c
Z To = each.
Pencil Sets-25c to $3.50
each.
snapshot. Albums-50c to
$3.50 saeh. IN
Fountain Pen, $1.Ss Self
filler; ll-karat gold pen, scld-filled
bands and clips Or rings. Az lisa
Pslais Royal slslisssry Dsptl lMain FIssr.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Hosiery Gifts Will Be Appreciated by All
Styles for Women, Misses, Boys Girls and Infants

$1.95 to So Women's Glove and Thread Silk
Hose thread si mercerized black
white quality silk In fine
ribbed suede;
very slight rregulars Of 50 value. At $3.50.
$1.75 Women's Silk and Wool Sports Hose,
attractive ribbed blue. brown and
heather mixed: first quality. At $l5s
Childrens Silk Socks, 75c and 81. Three
length advance
tops; = to 1s yesra
Childrens Hose Fine ribbed silk and fibre
mixed; in black and white; all At $780,
Children's Wool Hose Good looking and
and 81 brown. hus and heather Mixed all Sizes
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
For Your Gifts of Gloves

2O-button length French Glace Kid
Cloves Of best quality, in white. At $500 pair
16-button length in brown, mastic,
champagne. black and white At $3.50 psir.
12-button length in tan, mode, beaver,
brown. sr.y. copper black and white At $3.50 pair.
8-button length in brown, black and
white. 1l0e and $3.50 pair.
6-button length Slip-on Biarritz
!. s s ~, ;a.d' ''h and
Strap Wrist Gauntlets Of French glace
ss III; ia':S':ss Il :s sss and
/ and 2 clasp Glace Kid Gloves, P. x.
.ss r. point It ar =: .ss: s:s :as @
Perrins' South African Cape Skin
end r ::s pens sns :as ss, snss
Strap Wrist Gsuntsts. - sna sa7s. 4 ,..<,
Fabric Gloves in Great Variety
No,.,tv c.n. Of chamo.ett.. ehamois susds fabric,
twopisx ana dout1 silk. ---,
n Strap Wrist Gauntlets Of Doette and
scu: :ss .s A ..ss % ! hut
:s is s:s INV wide Ind IT s i AZ Z : s mode
Children's Gloves, 1-clasp Washable
capsslin Gloves, tan ana brown. At s17s psir.
Children's Slip-On style Tan Cape
Gloves. spearpoint stitching. @15o pair.
Misses 2-clasp P. X. Glace Kid Gloves,
ses... :saRs and sewing in tam brown and white AZ
Fownes' 1-clasp Doette Gloves, for
children in gray, mods and AT S11s pair
Boy Scouts Gauntlets, fleece lined,
plain and decorated cuff in tan and brown sSs sxSs
Wool Gauntlets, knitted and Scotch
vsri>ties in coors. u sad s15e.A t SIS
Chidren's Knit Wool Gloves and Nit
tsns. colors and white sec TO 7se
y 8s fss - t7Tg.- 20 ' ~
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Envelope Chemise, S2.9S

One entire table devoted to them
specially priced. Over thirty styles.
Models made Of heavy thread Crepe de
Chine; strap or built-up shouldeP. with
yokes OF laces and medaliions. Some
hand-embroidered. In pink. white, light
Others to oo.oe.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17

Envelope Chemise, $3.98
Special attention to the figures UP to
de Chine, dainty styles. both plain
and trimmed. Sises to SO. At eS.e6
Butterfly Drawers, $2.98
Step-in style. or radium silk. finished
with rows of lace and ribbon. Regular
aizes. Very special at S1.se.
Boudoir or House Garments
For Milady's Leisure Hours
Kimonos, $500
New assortment, made OF box loom
crepe, straight line models that are
hand embroidered and ribbon trimmed.
in pink. blue. rose. Copen and wistaria.
japanese Kim0nos
japan sends us some wonderfully
attractive models Of silk. eatin or
Crepe de Chine; all beautifully hand
embroidered In gorgeous designs Of the
flowery kingdom Priced from S11eS
to $3.50.
Breakfast Coats, $7.98
OF soft messaline In q large variety
Of lovely changeable pretty styles trim
med with rose quilting and rosebuds.
At e7.e6.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Those Who Give Hair Goods Give
Desirable and Practical Gifts

You find q decidedly
large and interesting col
lection Of Hair Goods on
the Main Floor Balcony
and many at reduced
prices for the gift seeker.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Gift Aprons


Assortments for all occasions-dainty
styles lace and embroidery trimmed
With and without bibs Of Swiss bs.
tiste. India linon, Victoria lawn. organ
die and dotted Swiss.
Parlor Maids. Ladies' Maids. Baby
Nurses. Trained Nurses. Tea and Chat
ing Dish, Hotel. Old Ladies'. Waitress
and Novelty Bazaar kinds. at 2Sc to
Dainty Caps and Collar and Cuff
Sets to match the aprona
Gifts for Grandmother
II you are at q loss just what to
give grandmother for the correct
gift we offer a few interesting sugges-
tions. Prices are all very moderate.
Dressing Sacques, Knit Petticoats.
Wrappers, House Dresses, Knit Shawls.
Worsted Shawls. Knit Sacques. Flan.
nelette Gowns and Muslin Underwear
Of all descriptions
The Last Word in BOudOir
Caps and Bandeaux, Soc to S.
Made of net taffeta, messaline.
georgette crepe. crepe de chine. lace
Many novel shapes with touches Of
ribbon, lace. beads, rosebuds and quilt
infs.
Floor Department.
Palais RoyalHThird Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Corduroy Robes, $500

In wide wale or embossed patterns
Straight-lne or breakfast coat modeis.
lined throughout with Seco six. AZ
The Washington times., 1922-12-17

7-piece Manicure Sets Du. Barry pattern, lined
6-piece Cents Sets, consisting Of pair Military
Brushes Cloth Brush Dressing
Boudoir Clocks. many styles and patterns, domestic
clockA at eAsB NtF
11-piece Toilet Set, In Karibrose and turtle ebony
q Hair BrTsh Dyssshs ccnh Mrror Cch Puff Box,
Shoe Horn At e1ose ssG -
ks Palais Reyak-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-17
Bed Comforts

Bed Comforts
Silk and satin covered; beautiful designs colorings;
down and wool lled double-bed size At $780, $22te.
$3.50 to $35 each
Fine Bed Sets
White satin finished, consisting of Spread Bolster
double bed; neatly boxed $500. $780, ss5s $500 to
$1100 SET ..
Sherriden Dimity Sets
stripes single beds; cut
ners scaloped; Spread and Bolster sham At $500
and $3.50 set. H..
100 Per Cent Pure Wool Blankets
Wonderful range Of rich pads, tan, pink and gray;
make ideal gifts size 7oxSo inches At 1850 pair:
Pure Wool Blankets
Pink and blue borders; made the long yarns;
sire 72xs4 inch. At $3.50 pair
Printed Flannel
and house dresses SO inches wide. At sc ysrG
Dress Ginghams, 38c Yard
Big line Of desirable patterns; all dress lengths neatly
boxed 80 inches wide. At 3Se yard.
Peter Pan Plain Ginghams
All the shades; beautiful fabric and fast colored
At 6Sc yard.
Martex Towels
Make gs beautiful range Of plain and eoorsd bor
ders al neatly boxed At see. $loe 2s. NSe eSs $ls
Imported Towels
Irish Beached Towels hemstitched pure linen: plan
and monogram borders At $oe $l2k $1So. s1.sS lars
to S225 each.
Scotch Table Damask
Extra heavy double Table Damask good range Of r,eh
patterns; beautifully finished; 72 inches wd At - yard
Palais Royal-Second FIssr
The Washington times., 1922-12-17

Long Robes, $12.98
Lovely styles. made Of satin, messa-
line and crepe de chine. Tailored or
lace trimmed. Some slip-over styles.
beautifully hand embroidered. Several
styles specially priced at s12.0s.
Japanese KimOnos, $3.98
OF cotton crepe, beautifully hand eTn-
broidfred In Birds flowers and vines
Lovely colors At SS.e6.
Long Kimonos, $1.98
OF fleecedown and flannelette. prac-
teal colors and styles, straight line
or empire model. At SI.sS.
Envelope Chemise, $3.98
Another interesting lot Ia Of truhu
and radium silk. These models are
mostly tailored with hand-embroidered
dots or dainty tucks or hemstitching.
Others to e9.oS.
House Dresses, $2.98
Our assortment is complete and in
cludes both practical and dressy mod
els Just to think. in sizes up to 81.
Ten new styles that are quite dressy.
made Of Amoskeag gingham In a va
riety OF pretty checks. plain colors and
plaids also few with long sleeves
TOR the older women. At e2.08.
Old-fashioned Percale and Flannel
ette Wrappers, In dark colorA At ease
and sass.
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10-piece Du Barry Ivory Pyralin Toilet Set, $3.50

bonnes
The Washington times., 1922-12-17

$500 22-inch Wavy Gray Switches, s separat
stems Monday ut $S.sS.
$500 26-inch Wavy Switches, 8 separate
STEMS al long hair. no gray. At $3.50.
Paai Rsyal-Maia rosr-B.
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Give Bedwear--Nothing More
ServiCeabIe or Desirable

Cohasset Sheets and Cases, subject to slight
oil spots, are offered at special prices for Mon
day only.