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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-01
TmDAILY BANNER
CAMBRIDGE, MD. AUG. 1st, 1872:
brief Local News

Miss Gladys Cooper, of Baltimore,
is the guest of Miss Alice Wright, at
! her home on Oakley street.
Miss Jennie Jackson. is spending
few days as the guest of Mrs. S. L..
| Byrn, at Linden Farm
Mrs. William. Travers has return
ed to her home at Brunswick, Ga,
after visiting her sister, Mrs. S. l..
Byrn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Simmons, OF
Frederick, Md, are visiting Mr..
Simmons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar B. Simmons, Locust street this
city.
Miss Ella Moler, left this after
noon for Ocean City. She was &C
companied by Miss Lille Wealty. of
Baltimore, who will be her guest for
two weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. M. Duke Smith and
little son, have returned to their
home after having spent the week
end at the 'Plimhimmon," Ocean
City, Nd.
State Fire Marshall and Mrs.
spending few days in Cambridge
oS thO SuCSL VI MIS-. CiSS oioLCi !,
Mrs. M. T. R. FookS, Church street.
Mr.. Winfred Brown son of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Brown, of this
city, has been appointed Sergeant
in Company IF" at the Citizens
Military Training Camp at Camp
Meade.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Radcliffe
Jones, ST.. announce the engagement
of their daughter, Sarah Louise, to
Mr.. Henry B. Ritcher, of Phiiadei-
phia. The wedding will take place
August the twenty-first in Grace M.
E. Church, South. No cards in the
county
Betty Compson in always The
Woman" is just about the last word
in photoplay magnificience. 1t is
the drama of a chorus girl who once
was Egypt's Queen. The story of
deathless love. Tonight at the
Grand Opera House is your last
chance to see this Miss Compson's
latest feature.
The Conway Tearle picture being
shown at The Arcade is "a Wide
Open Town." 1t tells story of con-
ditions of today and it is-one that
the Honorable Mayor and all city Of
ficials should see. There is not one
moment of the entire. showing but
what holds the audience in its throes
of interest. The comedy and
Travelogue are better than the
average. Tomorrow Viola Dana in
1.-The Fourteenth Lover" Dainty
Muriel Wilson in Classic Dances and
the Como Novelty Orchestra.
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CAMBRIDGE AGAIN Wins
BY NINTH INNING RALLY
"Augie" SchrOn Is Principal Hero
OF Day. johnson And DOlan De-
liver Timely Hits. Flowers Hits
HOme-run. Two Men Injured.

Twas the old ninth inning rally,
folks, and twas surely glorious. Up
to this time things looked bad for
the Warriors for as fast as they
could score one run they would do
nate another to Salisbury, In the last
half of the ninth, however, with
stirring finish, the tying and win
ming run were put across the plate.
To "Augie'' Schroll the dashing
youngster who cayorts upon the hurl-
er's peak, must go the major part OF
the credit for winning yesterdays
weird exhibition He certainly
showed himself to be a fighter from
start to finish, for. after watching
his teammates hand Salisbury run
after run, he stayed on the mound
and hurled first-class baseball, and
even began the rally that ended in
winning the game. To him should
the lions share of praise be given.
But then, the work of Bill"
Johnson and doc" Dolan, should
not be forgotten. Johnson. put up
one of the incest games at the third
sack seen here this season. His
stop of Harris drive in the third was
a humdinger. Johnson also came
through with the hit that tied the
score and himself scored the winning
run, counting on doc" Dolan's sin
gle to right.
The game was won like this. AT
ter constant exhibitions of generosi-
ty Salisbury was keeping in the
lead, and now, thanks to Jake"
Flowers homer in teh eighth, was
leading by but one run. Tony
Staylor, who had pretty good day
at the plate. but poor one behind.
it, began the ninth inning by fouling
out TIC Wright Here the fans be-
gan to march out. giving up hope.
Whitley" Schroll, halted them,
however, with a two base hit down
right field foul line. When billie"
Johnson scored Schroll on his sin
gle to left, the crowd started back to
their seats. When Armstrong
Whitfield, resignation seemed to set
tie on the fans, for two were out
and Johnson on first, with run
needed to win. Johnson here put
himself in scoring position by steal
ing second Old Doc Dolan one of
the old dependables, delivered the
needed single to right, scoring
johnny and winning the ball
game.
Tony Staylor, whose work be
hind the plate has brought forth
many compliments, suffered an Off
day, as far as his throwing was con
cerned "Tony's" arm is usually as
true as steel and swift as bullet,
but he could not make them go
straight yesterday. Probably never
again at least this season, will yes
terday's showing occur.
Two injuries marked yesterdays
contest. The first, and more serious
one. came when Jake" Flowers and
Thompson, Salisbury's first baseman,
collided at first in the first inning.
Thompson had leaned down to field
! Schiefer's low peg, and started up
Just as Jake reached him. Jake's
knee struck Thompson on the head
and knocked him unconscious. he
| was removed from the game and
later came to on the side lines.
The other injury was to bob
Continued On Page Two)
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me Cambridge Fair opened this
morning under, apparently the most
suspicious circumstances under
which a fair has been ever been held
here. Heretofore there has been
much compliment about the Midway
there need be none this year for
those who enjoy taking in the var
ious kinds of entertainment offered
by the larger carnival companies
will find here everything that heart
could desire. The tents of the car
nival company cover all available
space and ever encroach upon the
grounds usually allotted to the horse
men,.
Then some persons have claimed
that since this is an agricultural fair
there should be stock, well there is
stock this year, the greatest amount
of it ever seen at a peninsula falr;
there are show cattle from PennSyl-
yania and from Maryland. Delaware
and Virginia; there are prize WIN
,, ming cows and bulls: there are blue
ribbon hoeA and sheep and there is
display of chickens that will make
the amateurs all get busy next year.
Every booth is taken in the Exhi-
bition Hall the exhibits including
almost everything that could be
mentioned there being flowers, vege-
tables, fruits, electric devices, auto
| mobiles, trucks, cream separators.
in fact, a full and complete line OF
the usual and unusual. exhibits. Out
side there are the cattle, hogs, sheep,
agricultural implements, farm
equipments of the newest develop
ment, machinery forpumping water
milking the cows, churning the but
ter, lighting the house. making the
| chickens get up early and blowing
and cuItivating the crops and good
ness only knows what else.
The steamer Dreamland brought
about l 900 excursionists to Cam
bridge today and it is expected that
there will be a greater number to-
morrow, Governors Day.
Secretary E. S. Lake was taken
sick yesterday but was reported as
feeling better today and expects to
be on the job tomorrow. He was
able to get out for short time this
afternoon but was too weak to stay
very long.
oh, MI. WeatherMan, if You will
just give us about three good days,
we will thank you SO much; we
like them Wednesday and Thursday
for the regular events and don't for
get the automobile races Friday al
ternoon when races will be held for
$1,000 in prizes, you know they will
be. some races and so just hold up Oh
the rain please.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

Dr. Charles L. Summers. the child
and baby specialist will not visit the
Hospital this Thursday. DR.. F. w
Janney, the eye and ear specialist
will be here on Friday.
DR.. P. E. HINES, Sec'y.
8I1-2t-R-8l2-2t
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PEACHES

Elbertas and Belle of Georgia.
Fine stock for canning or table use.
Phone 2O9 or Frank Marshall, 120
Cedar street. lot
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FAIR OPENED TODAY
CONDITIONS FAVORABLE

Best Fair Ever Held Here. Carnival
Tia Largest Ever seen On The
Peninsula. Rents Covering Whole
Pleasure Circle. Large Number
OF Exhibits, Ranging From An
Engine TIC A Needle.
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Give POintex or Paris
ClOcked Silk Hose.
Two Pair in Box, S5.35

Women's all-silk ingram dye Pointex Hose.
Black. cocoa, gray, etc. Also all-over SILK
hose with Paris clocks. Several attractive
patterns. Black, brown, cocoa and camel,
polo, gray, suede, gunmetal, silver and gold.
All-over silk sheer chiffon hose, some with
panel backs. Black. silver. gold. gunmetal.
gray and other colors Single pair at $2.9S-
two pairs In box at S5.SS. Children's Silk
Socks white with fancy tops, in half and
three-quarter length Sizes to 9. Infants
white silk socks with crochet tops, In white.
pink and sky. Sizes to sh. Two pairs
in box. $1.S5.
Women's silk and wool hose Special pur-
chase Richelieu gibbed and plain. Very at
tractive color combinations, in gray, beaver.
camel. cordovan, blue, heather and black.
$1.50.
Maid o silk Silk Hose: guaranteed for good
service; pure thread SILL. scanned back.
Good weight. Black, gray and brown. Pair.
$l.b0. Three In box at 500.
Phoenix Silk Hose. Full faahioned pure
thread silk. mercerized tops. Black, white.
brown tan. beige gray and sunmetal. Ex-
cellent for general wear and make ideal
Phoenix siik Hose, sl.so 10 ss.se,
Hole-proof SILK Hose S1.20 TO Ss.0o.
Onyx Silk Hose, S1.e0 10 s5.0e.
Childrens Onyx Hose. &c to $l.ee.
Children's Sport Hose; full length and
three-quarter. 75c to s2..5.
Childrens Cotton Sports Hose, S5c, eSc.
Soc, 59c.
Palsis ReyaEMain Floor.
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Glove Gifts
Our Glove Stock Is Attractive

Showing all the and wanted styles
and colors and most attractively priced.
Our Kid Gloves the finest importations
from Trefousse. Perrin and Jouvin.
2O-button- length French Glace Kid Gloves.
in white At $8 pair.
16-buttonlength Gloves, brown. mastic,
champagne. black and white. in glace, sand
and gray shades in French suede At
$3.50 pair. '.
12button-length Gloves. in tan. brown.
mode, copper. gray. black and white. AT
$3.50 pair.
Sbutton-length Gloves, in brown, black
and white, self and contrast stitching and
embroidery. At $500 and $3.50 pair.
IL and 16 button Washable Doeskin Gloves.
in natural chamois color and white. At
A.75 pair.
Strap-wrist Gauntlet Gloves. in all the
new styles and embroderies in French kid,
suede, mocha skin, washable cape skin and
mochaline, in all the desired colors black
and white. At s. to S. so.
2-clasp Glace Kid Gloves, pique and over
seam Paris point and various styles en-
broidered stitchings. in tan brown, mode,
beaver, mastic, champagne, gray, pearl,
black and white. At So, $3.50, So and $3.50.
1-clasp Washable Cape Skin Gloves, Pique
and Prix seam, spear point and embroidered
sttchings. in tan, brown. mode, beaver
and gray. At $500 and $3.50
Genuine Mocha Skin Gloves, of best quail
ties and make. 1-clasp, in gray and brown,
at So and $3.50; 1-clasp, silk-lined in gray.
at $500.
There has never before been such q va
riety of STYLES shown in
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Children's Gloves

1-cIasp Washable Cape Skin Gloves. P. X
and Prix seam, in tan and brown. At S1.e5.
Slip-on style Cape Gloves, spear point
stitching, in tan shades. At $1.50.
Misses 2-clasp P. X. Glace Gloves, self
and contrasting stitching and sewing, in
tan, brown and white. At S1.50 and Sl.75.
Boys and Girls 1-clasp Fleece-lined Glace
Gloves, in tan and brown At $l.45 pair.
Scout Gauntlets. fleece lined. plain and
decorated cuff, in tan, brown and black.
At 81 90 to $3.50.
Doette Leatherette and Twoplex Fabrics.
in 1-clasp and gauntlet style. in gray: mode,
beaver and brown. At $1.29 and 81 80 pair.
1 and 2 clasp and Strap Wrist Chamoi-
sette Gloves, in tan, brown, gray and
white. At SOC and 75c pair.
We have Woolen Gloves in a variety Of
styles and colorings. Long Gauntlet style
Gloves in Scotch wool and in the knitted
woolens. At 81 and $l.50 pair.
Knit Wool Gloves, in brown, gray. navy
and black. At Soc and 75c.
All-wool Mittens, double in colors and
black. At-75c pair.
Infants Mittens. with and without thumb,
in white. At Soc pair.
Palais Royal-Niain Floor
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The Vogue for Fall and
Winter Pull Over Sweaters
at $500

Attractively made of pure wool. mohair and
fibre mixtures. They are worn with blouses
and are even heavy enough to wear with
out blouses.
Choose from Egyptian designs. others with
neat borders in various shades and still
others in solid colors. Russian blouse e.
.ects, round necks and high necks. Colors
are tan and gold. brown and gold. gray
and blue, black and white. $500.
Smart Tuxedo and Coat sweaters; an
ideal Christmas gift. Various styles and
weaves. Combination coIorings. Fasten to
neck, pockets and belt all round. Black,
buff, navy and brown at s. to S6S5.
Palais Royal-Thlrd Floor.
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Stationery Gifts

Are always appreciated, and our selection
is so complete that you can find q gift
here for everybody.
Pretty boxes OF Stationery, cretonns Gov.
ered Containing % sheets Of good paper and
corespondence cards and envelopes to
match: all white or assorted colors. At 81
TO $1.25.
Handsome boxes Of Wards linen. tied with
ence cards and envelopes to match At
500 box.
Other gift Stationery from sc to s. box.
Waterman's. Moores or wald Fountain
Pens. $3.50 to SIS each.
Eversharp Pencils. 60c to SIS each.
Fountain Pen. with band trimming and
l4-karat gold pen, S1.3s each.
with chips and cards. At $3.50 to S1S.ss.
Christmas Cards from Sc to SOC each.
Package Of Xmas cards. 12 cards and
envelopes. Sc; Is cards and envelopes. Soc;
is cards and envelopes. 81.
Chiidrenis Books, a5c to s. each.
Children's Games and Painting Sets sc
to $3.50 each.
School Bags. SOC to s. each.
Pencil Sets, 25c to $3.50.
Cameras and Kodaks. Sl.5e to SIS each
S1.95.
Narcissus Bulbs. in pretty bowls all
boxed ready for shipment, SOC to $3.5e each.
Popular Calendars, boxed; cheer. content
ment, etc. At S5c
Photograph Albums, boc, 81, $l.5O and up
Special xii Kodak Albums. real leather
cover. $1.50 each.
Pretty Framed Notices. in boxes, Soc, ssc.
81, up 10 $500 each.
Personal Xmas Cards
Orders should be placed at once and in
Is. for S2.s5 up.
Palais Royal-Main Floor
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Elbow lengths in chamoisette, chamos
suede fabric and the heavier double-woven
fabrics. in plain and embroidered stitchings
and in all colors, black and white At 75c
70 SOS pair.
Strap Wrist Gauntlets, Of many styles,
in any number of fabrics closely resembling
suede and mocha, beautifully stitched and
embroidered in all the wanted colors At
75c to SOS pair.
2-casp Fabric Gloves, i'm chamosette,
leatherette, etc; plain and two-toned en-
broidery in all colors. with black and
white. At 75c to S1.15
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prush oress1ng como powder
nail buffer nail file, cute knife shoe hook shoe horn, ssve
boxes cuticle scissors and large imitation she'll At
$4,000.
14piece Toilet Sets; Dolly Madison; in imitation amber
At $500.
epieee Du Barry Pattern Ivory Pyrsn Set; consisting
hair brush mirror dressing comb, nail buffer nail file and
cuticle knife At $17.00.
6piece Imitation Shell consisting brush
shape mirror dressing comb nail buffer nail file and cutile
Knife At $1,000
3piecs Du Barry Pattern Ivory Pyraln Set sIs75.
3piece Dolly Madison Pattern Set. At $3.50
5-piece Manicure Sets; in lined boxes At $50.
7piece Manicure Sets: in lined boxes At s3So
spieee Manicure Sets; consisting of nail buffers with
ehangeabe chsmos; nail file, cuticle knife, nail
box cucie scissors shoe hook and large size trays
some lined boxes. At $1,000.
and 1opiece Imported Manicure Sets At $3s5
Military Brush Sets Ivory Pyrain Barry and plain
patterns At s14-5o, $l3.7s and ss.s5 Set
Military Brush Sets in ebony KAribrose solid wood
backs; excellent brstes from $6.s5 to Sl150 Set.
Ssnax Military Brush Sets. At 5000 $780,
Sanax Hair Brushes in individual boxes At 81 So sase
$3.50 and $500.
Imported Novelties. At Soc and S1.oo.
Imported Boudor Cocks different styles. At s2ss
De vbiss Perfume Atomises; drop of perfume bursting
into myriad atoms Of fragrance makes the perfume
an added delight Every one guaranteed From Soc s2OO
Pslas Royal-Main Floor.
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Brassieres and Bandeau1

OF wash satin. crepe de chine. in pastel
tints, lavender, pink or white, trimmed with
fine laces, others are hand embroidered or
allover lace, combined with satin: hook
front or back styles; sizes 80 to 81; make
delightful Christmas gifts Priced at 75c
81, $1.50, s., up to So.
Palais RoyaLThird Floor
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Boys Dependable
Clothes

vi Pdla16 H0yal Quauty
Mako Useful and Prsctical Gifts That Look
We'll and Wear Well
Special Greater-value Prices
Boys Extra Good Quality AI.Wool Macid-
naws; SO to $12.s0 values; sizes to IL. At
Little Boys Ovsrcsass: wool chinchilla with
allwool lining; sizes to 9. At S8.7S.
Fine Quality Eton Norfolk Suits; for little
boys; in all.wool tweeds; sizes to 10. Very
special at $3.50.
Boys Atwood Two-trouser Suits; in the
newest models; for boys to Is. At S1i.50
Boy. An:woo, Two-p.ns. suit.; size. to
Big Boys 0verooass; extra fine coats for
boys 10 to Is. At $500 10 S24.50.
High-grade Overcoats; for little boys; Of
extra fine all-wool fabrics with all-wool lin
ings; sizes 3 to 10. At Sl2.5e to S17.5e.
Boys Two-pants Suits; Of Crompton all.
weather corduroy; the better grade and make;
all sizes to II. Special at S8S5.
The Nationally Famous Bestyctte Rainy Day
Outfits, for Boys.
Boys Bestyette Rainy Day Outfit; consist
ing Of coat and hat; tan: double texture
guaranteed waterproof fabrics: for boys 4
to 16 Every outfit in special holiday box
free. at S5.95.
Boys Bestyette Rainy Day Outfit; extra
good quality double texture; guaranteed
waterproof; fabrics in tan and oxfords; sizes
to Is. At $8.95.
Palais Royal-Main Floor
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Toilet Sets

Of Ivory Pyran and vaeur in the famous Du Barry and
other wonderful patterns select your Christmas gifts
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Plaid Double Blankets

70x84 inches. Very fine pure wool, close
weave and beautifully finished in Q wide
range of colorinss. At S1s.50 pair.
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-16-piece Du Barry Set, con-
sisting of bonnet shape long
handle mirror, hair brush.
dressing comb, puff box, hair
receiver, cloth brush, hat brush,
nail buffer, nail file, cuticle
knife, shoe hook, shoe horn, two
salve boxes, perfume holder and
large size tray. At $4,000.
15.piece Ivaleur Sets in
Royalton patterns consistinT
Of bonnet shape long handle
mirror, hair brush, dressing
comb, powder box, hair receiv.
er, cloth brush, nail buffe:
nail file, cutiele knife, shoe
hook, shoe horn, 2 cream boxes
cushion jewel box and per-
fume holder. At $500.
1l-piece Toilet Sets; Dolly
Madison pattern, consisting of
bonnet shape mirror, with long
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Blanket Weather

We offer q fine assortment Of dependable
wool blankets at very moderate prices, quality
considered.
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225 WOOlen Skirts
At the Phenomenally Low Price
Of $3.50

Nothing has been overlooked for their
comfort and pleasure-for the new baby, and
up to IA years.
Bestyette Rain Coats and capes. complete
showing. sizes to 16. Capes at $zSS to
$500. Goats. $500 to $1,000
ALL Fob THE NEW BABY AND TOTS
UP TO YEARS
Bootees. SOC to $1.5o.
sacques. 81 to 500.
Caps, SOC to $5.eo.
Leggins, 81 to s..
Knit Toques, SOC to 50
Cribs. 8 to 50:
Toilet Sets, 75c to sec.
Shoes. 81 to $2.5o.
Stockings. CSC to 81.
Bonnets, 75c to Slo.
Blankets. 81 to IS.
Carriage Covers, $1.98 to So
FOR THOSE FROM !: TO 6 YEARS
Bath Robes, S1.50 to s..
Dresses. 81 to SO.
Rompers. 81 to 81.
Coats at "a to SIS.
Leggins, $1.98 to $S.
FOR THE YOUNG MISS. to Is YEARS
Dresses (singhaml. Sl.ss to IS.
Dresses wool. sS.sS to $40.
Dresses silk. $40 to IS.
Coats at $7.Ss to $50.
Middies tcotton). 81 to So
Middies (wooD, sass to S..
Sweaters at s. to $8.
Rain Capes, $1.98 to 81 98.
Rain Coats, IS to $40.
Bath Robes So to s..
Kimonos at S1.9S to 50.
Guimpes at 81 to ssss.
Everything lovely and new, all with the
holiday spirit In styles and colors: many
special purchases among the assortments:
Palais Royal-Third Floor
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selecting caf the
Royal Monday You will find interesting exposition

Ss4sS>AS4 - AAAA = S3A ~ A@AAeSAs
Hand nd-EmbrOidered Linens
MADEIRA Napkins. $50. 50, sll. Sic and SIS
sc..fs. size 1srsslnch. q. $3.50. $500. s7.se.
MADEIRA Tray Covers. 4sc. Soc and 75c each.
MADEIRA Tea Sets. Is pieces. at IS, 81, $3.50.
50, S1e and $3.50.
Madeira Table Covers. a6, Is and 64-inch.
round. at 50. SIC and SIS.
All Pure Wool Blankets
White with fancy borders. beautiful quail
pair.
An-WOOl Plaid Blankets
Double.bed size, beautiful woven in various
plaids. finished with soisette bindings. At
S12.50 pair.
All Pure Wool Blankets
Heavy quality in white with pink and blue
borders Soisette binding. Size 7ox32. AT
$1lbO0 pair.
KenwO0d Fancy Blankets
OF all pure wool in a beautiful range of
colorings. something different from the
dinAry blanket. Size. 72xS4inch. Weighs
pounds and finished with 3-inch silk binding.
At $12.25 each.
Australian All Pure Wool
Blankets
Full range of plaid designs Sizes, 66xS0
and 7oxso inches. Weight AZ and pounds.
Very closely woven. Size 66xS0 at $3.50 pair.
Size 7oxso at $1,000 pair.
Silk Covered Comforts
At siass ss:so. $3.50. $3.50 and $500 each.
Palais ROyal-SecOnd Floor.
Glove Gifts
Our GlOye Stock Is Attractive
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$500 to $500

Gowns for street and afternoon, fashioned poiret twill
pcotne and trcone Gowns for evening and festive
occasions OF gold and silver CLOTH lace Saome
Canton crepe Enhanced with drapes panels and novelties
that help materially to give that elongated effect
Palss Roysl-Third Fioor
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Imported Huck Towels

All pure Irish bleached linen towels, plain
and monogram borders; all hemstitched
At z5c, 81, S13S, $1.5o, S1.59, $1.6e, SI.75,
Sc and S2.25 each.
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Fashionable Afternoon, Street and
Evening Gowns for Stout Women

Many larger women Of Washington know that in
cur department the third floor
raed special department devoted exclusively the
bling md displaying of for larger An expert
sales charge who the larger
of Washington and knows their Extraordinary
has been taken in assembling
Manufacturers whose mind on
fashion needs of the larger patronzed the
result have assembled charming collection MANY
touches Of individuality have onlv
found in gowns of regular sizes. ' ~
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Our Third Floor WOmen's
Section

Has never shown q more attractive dis
play Of practical gifts. Something to delight
and please the. heart Of every woman,
whether young or old.
A few suggestions: 5000 new petticoats
are here, embodying the newest idea in ma
terials and color combinations and sizes to
fit every figure. Special groups at S3.98,
IS and S6.98.
Cotton Petticoats of the finer sateens or
heatherblooms. some with the combination
nounces of two or three tone effects: very
practical At 81 to $3.50.
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Australian All Pure Wool
Blankets
Silk Covered Comforts

Double.bed sizes. IN, wool and down filled.
At S17.5e. S.2.50. xs7.5e S3e.O0 and $500 each.
Palais Roy yaI-Second Floor.
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1000 Undergarments

Including Philippine and Porto Rican
nightgowns and envelope chemse All
hand sewn and scalloped. hemmed and
embroidered by hand Beautiful styles and
just in time for your Christmas selections
At $L98.
Undertakings for the older women, such as
petticoats, dressing sacques, shawls
kimonos, wrappers, knit jackets and all
other practical garments for street and
house use.
Palaia RayaEThird Floor
The Washington herald., 1922-11-26
Martex Turkish Bath
Towels

Plain White and Colored Borders
Beautiful range Of designs and colorings.
All suitable for gifts. At Sec. Soc, 75c, 81
to $3.50 each.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-26
LOunging or Bath Robes

Made Of genuine Beacon Cloth Qabeled), in
attractive floral or Indian patterns, both
light or dark, handsomely trimmed in satin
ribbon. One could not find a more accept
able gift. At $4.69.
Others in endless varieties at S3 to SIS