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Arizona republican., 1922-06-05
Legal Advertising

struction of electrical transmission
lines and equipment, transformer sta
tions. delivery lines. and such other
necessary equipment and apparatus
as may be necessary to provide and
secure electrical energy at an ap-
proximate voltage of 22o0 for the use
OF the residents of said District for
domestic and power purposes; and
did also direct that the notice re-
Quired by law OF said election be
given by the Board of Trustees .as
well as the form of the question to
be submitted at said election and the
polling place and officers of said
election;
Now, therefore. notice is hereby
given that special election or the
qualified electors of Roosevelt Elec-
trical District No. 8, in Maricopa
County. Arizona. Is called for Satur-
day, the 10th day of June, 1922, at
which election there shall be sub
mitted to the qualified electors or said
District the question whether or not
the bonds of said District in the man
ner, in the amount and TO the extent
OF such estimate of $75,000.00 deter
mined as herein provided, shall be
authorized.
The form of the question to be sub
mitted shall be substantially as fol-
lows:
"Shall Roosevelt Electrical District
No. 8, in Maricopa County, Arizona,
issue and sell it's bonds in the aggre-
gate amount of $75,00o.00, in de-
nomination Of 100000. each TO bear
interest at the rate of not to exceed
per cent per annum. payable semi
annually, and to run and be due ana
payable twenty years after the date
OF their issuance, the proceeds there
of, or so much as may be necessary,
to be used in the original construc-
ton or electrical transmission lines
and equipment, transformer stations.
delivery lines, and such other equip
ment and apparatus as may be neces-
sary to provide and secure electrical
energy at an approximate voltage OF
1900 for the use of the residents OF
said District for domestic and power
purposes?"
Immediately following said PROPOSE
ton so to be submitted to the quali-
fled electors of said District there
shall be printed on the ballot to pc
used at said election the words
Bonds - Yes" and Bonds - No.
printed in such manner that said
electors Of said District may clearly
express their approval or disapproval
of the proposition so to be submitted
The polling places and the officers
for said special election are as fol-
lows:
Polling Place: Main Building OF
the Roosevelt Schoolhouse situated at
the northeast corner OF the northeast
quarter of Section 80. Township
North of Range East OF the ella and
salt River Base and Meridian, IN
Maricopa County, Arizona, and within
said Roosevelt Electrical District
No 5.
Election Officers: S. S. Green, In
spector. r. S. Howard and f. d. Ry-
der. Judges: Mary Lassen and Eta
NJ, Percy, Clerks.
The polls will be open from $500
Arizona republican., 1922-06-05

ROOSEVELT ELECTRICAL DIS
TRIcT NO, s-NoTicE OF
SPECIAL ELECTION

Whereas, the Board Of Trustees OF
Roosevelt Electrical District No. 8, In
Maricopa County. Arizona, did at a
duly called and held meeting of said
Board held on the 18th day of May.
1922, adopt resolution calling for a
special election of the qualified elec-
tors of said District to be held on the
10th day of June, 1922, at which there
is to be submitted the question of
whether the bonds of said District in
the aggregate sum of s75.o00,00 shall
be issued and sold, which said sum
was estimated and determined by
said Board of Trustees to be neces-
sary to be raised for the purpose of
carrying out the general plan adopted
by said Board for the original con-
Arizona republican., 1922-06-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The trustees of Balsz School, Dis
trict No. 81. Maricopa County. Ari-
zona. will receive sealed proposals
for the general contract for four
room and auditorium school building
to be located on the site of the pres.
ent grounds, four miles east Of Phoe.
| nix.
Plans and specifications. prepared
by Lescher, Kibbey and Mahoney,
Architects, Arizona National Bank
Building, Phoenix, Arizona may be
obtained from the Architect at the
above address. or Clerk OF the Board
of Trustees at Room 4, Lewis Build
ing, Phoenix, Arizona. together with
full information as to the proposed
work and are on file for inspection
at the above addresses.
Contractors desiring to submit pro.
posals may obtain copies of full on
partial sets OF plans and specifica-
tions for estimate on request or by
appointment, and the return of such
plans and specifications must be
guaranteed by deposit OF FIVE
DOLLARS. which deposit viii Be
refunded on the return OF the plans
and specifications in good order. =
Every such proposal must be &c.
companied by a certified check for
per cent of the amount OF the bio
included in the proposal. as a guar
antee of the intent OF the contractor
to enter into a contract with the said
Trusees and truly perform all the
matters included in the said proposal
and in accordance with the plans ana
specifications, or as liquidated dam-
ages in the event of failure or rec
fusal on the part OF the contractor to
enter into contract as above named.
Said certified check will be returned
to the contractors whose proposals
are not accepted and to the success
full contractor upon the execution OF
satisfactory bond and contract a.
hereinafter provided.
Bids will be opened at the School
Building at o'clock p. NJ. June IL.
1922.
Tfe trustees reserve the right to
reject any or all proposals or to
withhold the award IL for any reason
it may so determine.
r. G. LANGMADE.
Clerk Of Board
Arizona republican., 1922-06-05
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NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned will sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at public auction at
Northeast corner of Sixth Avenue
and Washington Street within the
City of Phoenix. in the County of
Maricopa. state Of Arizona. on the
9th day Of June. 1922. at the hour OF
II o'clock A. M. the following de-
scribed personal property. to-wit:
1921 Larchmont Paige, Motor NO.
1276S4, Serial No. 12S05S.
The foregoing property Is covered
by certain conditional sales contract
and this sale is made pursuant to the
provisions of Section 10 Of the Uni
form Conditional sales Act
Dated thic 29th day OF May, 1929.
WESTERN STATES SECURITIES
COMPANY
Arizona republican., 1922-06-05
Legal Advertising

A. NJ. to 600 P. NJ. on said election
day.
Said election will be governed bT
the provisions of Chapter 90, Laws
of the State of Arizona, regular ses-
sion, 1915, and amendatory acts
thereto.
Witness our hands and seals this
18th day of May, 1922.
Signed by:
WALTER r. STRONG (Seai,
&. S. GREEN (SeaD
f. d. RYDER {SeaD
ERIC HANSEN (Seall
GRAY ARCHER (SeaD
j. r. BOWLES (SeaD
A. e. BRADLEY (Seall
Board Of Trustees of Roosevelt Eiec~
trical District No. ., In Maricopa
County, Arizona.
Published May %, 20; June s. 1874.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-05
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HELP-MALE AND
FEMALE

MAN and wife TO work on farm;
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dren. Wildermuth Jersey Dairy,
Tempe
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SKI TELLS CARPENTER
 TO TAKE HIS TURN

PARIS, 2S-sk. senegaee Carpenter challenge with other The Senegalese prefers to European which seeing i'm the cafe immediately
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Vashuston Oct ss-Chairman of Republican ushA which predicts 1su and political A7n ne rspu1aen Darn
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DEMAND RECOGNITION OR WILL FIGHT

ROME, militant "Black shirts"
 
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LATE TELEGRAPH IREv1TIns

" -- 8Hb-.9 e..,, l~--~.----- ss>+.4@AA=e4se >- '' ROME. resigned, fol lowing issue
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 SEATTLE, 2s-Antone fortune in Siberia. of Poindexter
 commander of the ninth arrived a a inspection.
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NOME GOLD SHIPMENTS
 SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
 OF COMING PROSPERITY

Gold shipped thru the Miners ( Merchants Bank of Nome to the States on the last sailing of the Vic- toria aggregated $4s4,000.
 This gold, as well as that includ- ed in the Custom House report and that of the agent of the American Railway Express Co. comprises bull lion from various parts of Seward Peninsula. and shows a handsome return for the season of 1922.
 With this large production of gold no one can say that Nome or surrounding camps are morfbund,
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LEADER OF FAcIsm CALLED TO RoMi

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shows the following:
 Customs House 5s,777 ounces, valued at $1,097,634.o0.
 Post Office 5,3e0 ounces, valued at $91,120.00.
 c. W. Thornton. agent for the American Railway Express Co.,. states that on this last Victoria gold to the amount of $480.54O.30 was shipped thru his office. Furs val ued at $25.O00 and merchandise to the extent of $8,000 were also included in the business transacted by the Express Co.
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BRITISH CAMPAIGN PR0V0KES PLETHORA
 POLITICAL SPEECHES

LONDON Oct. 2s-The election  that physically impossible follow authors of coalition Lloyd rival epitaphs upon it's tomb declared Asquth a speech this morning SUSPICIOUS ILLNESS OF HUSBAND REsulrs ARRESTS CHICAGO ss-Mrs. slie Mtke- investigation
  fifth husband.
 MAGNATEs ARRIVE IN SEATTLE 2s--Frank Dudey president Hotels Company managing dec yesterday the Olympic Hotel which building of and three million dollars.
 AMERICA IN SYMPATHY WITH LEAGUE ToK1o ssDavd Starr emeritus the League of Nations.
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1922 GOLD SHIPMENT s 100000
CANADIAN VESSEL AND LIQUOR CARGO RELE BASED

UnUlOO nIIIHOI UT CANADIAN SCHOONER WASHINGTON. 2s-This Canadian schooner Emerald" order the su board quor included
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Gold dusl and bullion shipped thru the Custom House and Post office during the season of 1922
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NO INDICATIONS OF REVOLUTION IN ROME

LONDON 2Swhe the latest Rcme
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PLANNED ATTACKS ON GERMAN OFFICIALS
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WARRANT ISSUED ARREST SHERIFF

SEATTLE, 2SWarran the  and in the hands of the
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BUENOS AIRES 2SThe City Council, a lengthy special permission granting to a boute
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NEW YORK; 2s-Europe finds n
 
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RocKEFE1lER JR REPuD1ATEs STATEMENT

NEW YORK; 2s-J. statement declaring industry a
The Nome nugget., 1922-10-28
NAVY Eu1oGY BRoADcAsrED rHRuour LAND

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-Fr0m Platform Radio the of the subject matter olows their
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ToKIo 2sDvd Starr emeritus University declared O.
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LONDON. Oct 2sThe election campaign has reached u political that physically impossible today spectacle coalition n a
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ANOTHER CAMPAIGN LIE NAILED

YOUR NUGGET BOOSTER NUldBER
 of the Booster number of the Nugget Dsevopment published
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BERLIN.
  Ald Chancellor wirth planned today.
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HOTEL MAGNATEs ARRIVE IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Dudley, president Hotels Carruh managing Waldorf hotel
  of million
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 Major Corbery of graduate. alleges
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YORK, 2S-American hApor of the world This decision of enjon the prohibition
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The only newspaper published oa
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  to the enton of the Department
The Washington times., 1922-06-19
EATS ANYTHING
| ON TABLE NOW
Even a Glass Of Milk Would
Upset Her Before She Got
Tanlac, Says Mrs.
| Buckheit.

Mrs. Jennie 8. Buckheit, resid-
Ing at 2012 w. Lafayette ave.
Baltimore, Ia now an ardent cham
Ipion OF the wonderful merits OF
Hanlac.
Il Just want to give my expert
ence," said, Mrs. Buckheit. so
that others may know what q
blessing Tanlac has been to me.
twhen I began taking this medi-
cine I was almost q nervous and
physical wreck az q result Of an
hftack of acute gastritis from
(which I had been confined to my
bed for five weeks. E.
my stomach was 20 disordered
that it was all ! could do to re-
tain glass of milk and I had no
hppetite whatever. I hadn't
ktrength to even lift a broom,
Inuch less do my housework and,
In fact, couldn't walk across
khe room without holding on to
Ithe furniture or wall. / would
|eet 90 stuffed up from the gas on
Inv stomach at times that my
heart would beat frightfully and
II simply had to breathe In gasps.
Frequently dizzy spells came on
Ifue Whcu oNCiythDhb sCohhOU "
be whirling around and ! was
almost frantic from nervousness
hnd loss of sleep
II have just finished my sec
|ond bottle of Tanlac now and am
Feeling better than ]. have In
months. I have q wonderful
appetite. no longer suffer from
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II 80. -.
h child every night. Now that
my suffering is over ! am fast
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Haniac the erandest medicine on
Iearth and I hope my statement
wiIl cause others to try It."
Taniac 10 sold In Washington
by Peoples Drug Stores and all
beading druggists.
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Colored Wash
Goods

36lnch Printed VoiIcs-In the
desired light grounds, with hand.
some colored printings. Classed
as "sub-standards" because of
some trivial fault; all hjgh-class
novelties, as well as plain
coiors. Worth 36c 1Qc
yaru. ..............s... ASS
S6inch Satin Stripe voiles-In
light and dark grounds, with
handsome all.silk stripes; beauti.
ful colorines. Worth ssc 0Oc
yaru. u..'.s....
36-inch Colored Ramie Linen
Pure linen quality. In all wanted
shades; warranted fast col Coz
ors. Worth s1.oo yard. VOS
36-inch Cotton Ramie--Has the
appearance OF linen suiting: large
assortment Of shades. including
the scarce tan. Worth CSr
Ssc YARD. ........s........
35-inch Pongee Sills-SiIk and
cotton fabric. in all wanted street
and evening shades, also black
and white. Worth Soc l2o
yard. ....... ................
36-inch Ratinspun-A rich mer-
merized cotton fabric with crepe
: weave; all wanted colors. 9Or
Worth soc yard. ........ OSS
32-inch Yarn Mercerized Pongee
I'm several desirable CSo
shades. Worth sec yard. AcS
3S-inch CoIored Organdy-Fine
transparent grade, In all wanted
shades. Worth soc 9Sr
yard. d............... OS
30-inch Silk and Cotton Crepe
A very fine soft finish grade for
lingerie; in maise and white. also
printed floral designs on white
and lavender grounds. ISr
Worth sec yard. ........ 1OS
45-inch Imported Colored Or
eandy--A very fine quality, with
q permanent finish. Complete
assortment OF wanted street and
evening shades. Worth SQo
s9c yard. :. '............... OcS
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Mems Furnishings

Mems. Varsity Athletic Union
Suits OF striped madras and
checked madras; In sieeveless
style and permanent closed
crotch. Sizes 81 to- Is 7Qr
Worth 800 and $1.15... Wv
Mems Athletic Underwear--of
nainsook and other fabrics;
sleeveless. coat shirts. knee
length drawers. with reinforced
seat: broken sizes; seconds C0c
Of SOC to 76c values. go. S
Mems Fibre Silk Hose--In
black and plain colors: high
spliced heel and reinforced sole
and toe: slight CSc
seconds ..............
Mems SILK and Fibre Half
Hose-Dropstitch effects; high
spliced heel; double reinforced
sole and toe: two-tone effects;
sizes 81 to 11h; seconds lIC
Of S5c values ..........
Mems Imitation Toyo Panama
Hats-In this seasons shapes;
leather swaziland and rubber
perspiration shield: all sizes from
6& to IN. Worth e1 10
$500 S
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Silks

lO-inch Canton Crepe-Pure
silk quality; In white, black, tan,
gray, bisque. navy, mohawk
and brown. Worth CD 40
$500 yard ............ oA.4J
4O-inch Silk and Wool Poplins
High lustrous quality; In navy,
gray. brown and black. e1 Ok
Worth sf.5s yard. ;. =. ~O
4O-inch Satin Charmeuse-All
pure silk. rich satin face quality;
In navy. brown and 81 20
black. Worth 81 yard ~O~
s5-inch CoIored Chiffon Taffeta
SiIk-Soft finish quality; In a
complete assortment of street
and evening shades; also white
and black. Worth si.75 e1 %
yard ................. "A'So
Z 40-inch Sport Satin-Heavy
satin face quality: in navy,
brown, gray, white and other
sport shades. Worth e1 Q2
s2.7s yard ........... 0l.Jo
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
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Boys Clothing

Wash Norfolk Suits--For the
larger boys from to II years:
good quality khaki cloth. gray
crash and striped Daytonia cloth:
box pleated Norfolk and plain
patch pocket models. eC OK
Worth 50 and s5... OAsOO
Boys Blue Suits-of aIi-wool
serge and cheviot; single and
double breasted models, lined
knickerbockera; sizes 10 to Is
years. Only a limited quantity
Worth $1,000 and &C 90
Boys Two-Pants Suits--of all.
wool navy blue serge; coats lined
with alpaca; both pair OF pants
full lined; sizes ~ to 1s GO TX
years. Worth SIS. 80. ~~ssO
Boys, Blouses- sport col
lar and short sleeves, also collar
attached style. with long sleeves;
neat striped percales, white or
tan Oxford and khaki cloth;
sizes z to Is years. Worth SSN
$40 and 76c. c.............. ~
Boys Wash Psnts--of khaki
and gray crash: straight knee;
in sizes to g. years; knicker-
bockers in sizes z 10 II EQc
years. Worth 7bc....... "
Boys CoveraIls--Idesi for the
little fellows TO play in: Of Stifei's
fast color blue denim. khaki and
blue stripe material: low neck
and ankle or knee length: red
trimming. riveted buttons and.
drop seat: Sizes . % 9 zQr
years. worth 100. ... ~
GolIeuhrrr,s-Ihlrx Elonr.
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White Petticoats

Women's White Satine Petit
coats-The shadowproof kind,
with silk scallops; straight line
models, with double panels back
and front; elastic waist 2lc
Worth sl.25 .........:.. oS
Extra Size White Satine Petit
coats-Made with double panels;
with hemstitched hem or seal
loped edges; elastic waist; cor
rect lengths. Worth e1 m
$1.60 .................
"F1exo" Petticoats, with en-
broidery founces, In assorted de-
signs; guaranteed "Flexo" waist
bands; all lengths. Reg e1 m
ularly $1.2s ........... ~AVo
.Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
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White Goods

45-inch Imported White Or
gandy-One OF the finest grades
imported; firm woven, exception
ally sheer. with a permanent
finish. Worth sec l0c
yard ................
4O-inch White Chiffon voile-
Fine sheer two-ply quality, with
tape edge. Worth soc Or
yard ...............
s6.inch White Wash Satin-Silk
and cotton fabric; with beauti.
full finish. Worth sec d0c
yard ...............
s6-inch White Novelty voiles--
Beautiful styles and ef- 92c
fects. Worth Soc yard. wv
3s.inch White Novelty Skirtings
Yarn mercerized quality. 1Qc
Worth 75c yard. ..- S
40-inch White Chiffon voilc--
Fine Sheer two-ply quality. HQc
Worth 75c yard ......... 80
3l-inch White Cannon Cloth
A heavy finish linen quality.
Worth soc ON
yard ...................
S6-inch Wash Satin-High-
grade yarn mercerised cotton
fabric; In flesh, pink, navy,
royal blue, emerald green 9Qc
and white. Worth Soc. oS
37-lnch White Mercerized Ba-
tiste-Yarn mercerized. CQC
Worth s9c yard ........ SS
40inch White Organdy--Extra
fine sheer quality. Worth C0c
39c yard ................
ss.inch White Nsinsook-- Close
woven. soft finish grade. 12c
Worth 29c yard ..,...... ~
36-inch White Dotted swiss
Fine sheer quality, with various
size dots. Worth SOC 90c
ss-inch White Honeycomb Suit.
ing Basket weave quality CEc
Worth s5c yard .....s..
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Bedwear and
Cottons

Slx99 Extra Size Seamless
Bleached Sheets-Perfect quail.
ity; full bleached and made
in one piece. Worth 81 10
$3.50. ~~
S1xSo Seamless Bleached Sheets
Full double bed size; per 02c
feet quality. Worth $1.25 WV
45x36 Bleached Pillow Cases
Large size. perfect quail CSC
ity. Worth ace each. ..... o>
4sxss Bleached Pillow Cases
Superior grade cotton, free from
starch or dressing. Worth CSc
SOC each. h.................
sexso White Dimity Bed
Spreads-Double bed e1 Q2
size. Worth $3.50. ..... ~
slxs0 Seamless BIeached Sheets
Full bed size. Worth G1 90
$1.b0 -. ............... -
3s-inch Bleached Muslin-Cios
woven, soft finish grade. 1C&c
Worth Ice yard 49,.
ss-inch Unbleached Sheeting
Cotton-Round thread quail 1Sc
ity. Worth zoe yard. -. ~
Goldenberg's--First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-06-19
Knit Underwear

Women's Union Suifs-Fine
quality gauze cotton, famous
Princess May make; IN several
popular styles; perfect quality;
broken sizes. Worth 7Oc
$1.zb .r..............
women's Cotton Ribbed Pants
With muslin waist band and
shell trimmed knee; regular and
extra sizes. Worth 35c
Boys Union 6uits--Of white
crepe: athletic style, with closed
crotch; sizes 8 to u 50c
years .........,......
Misses Gauze Knitted Union
Suifs--Low neck and sleeveless,
knee pants. with drop seat; per.
feet quality; sizes . to IL 0Oc
years. Worth 6sc. ....... OOS
Goldonberg's--First Floor.
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Ginghams and
Percales

= y p + "
ss-inch Woven Tissue Cling.
hams---Soft finish quality: In q
large assortment OF small, med
ium and large checks: In plenty
OF the most sought-after QQn
coiorings. Worth soc yard OOS
s6-inch Percales- Light grounds
with neat colored printings; fast
colors. Worth $50 1Qr
yard, .s,....,.,., ,.,s.....,. 49,
st-ihch Bates Dress Gingharn.
--Warranted fast oolors: all size
checks IN al colors: also pisids
IN beautiful color combinat'ons
worth s5c o0r
yard .-................ -
Geldenberx's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-06-19
Toilet Goods


S1.O0 Fountain Syringes. su-
perior grade red rubber: two
quart size; rapid now tubing
and hard rubber TIT 6c
ttngs 49,.
Prophyiactic Hair Brushes,
with penetrator bristles: ebony
or mahogany finish solid d2c
backs ....s...........
35c Daggett and Rams CSc
dell's Perfect Cold Cream 6OS
15c Orange Blossom Tslcurn
Powder, fragrantly scented. Or
high grade talcuni .....
r D g Cocoanut Shampoo. IN
excellent hair shampoo. CSr
regularly Soc bottle -. AOS
Goldcnberg's--First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-06-19
Under1nuslins

wonen's Summer Nightgowns
Sleeveless style. Of voiles. in
pink. blue and orchid. also
striped white silk-like materials.
with pretty contracting trim.
mings. Worth s1.ss 81 60
each. -. ...,,............
Women's Step-ins-Soft finish
materials. In pink and white;
made with elastic waist CQC
Danu. .....s..s.....s.'
women's Envelope Chemiss-
Round and square yokes Of EN-.
broidery, ribbons and laces;
all sizes. Worth 7sc S0c
eacn ..s.. .-...s...
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.