davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-01-19

soc and S9.00 Oamisoles-Of
satin ana crepe de chine. Lace
trimmed and tailored mode.-
Included are . few extra size
camisoles with built. q CE
up shoulder. etc and OlsUO
$l.00 BraSskares-Cotton bras.
sieres, lace edged and with
tape straps. Flesh and CEo
white. Broken Sizes. UCN
$500 Brassieres-Bsyshform bras
sieres Of brocaded material.
Lace edged and silk e1 OK
straps. Flesh color onlyOAsO0
500 Muslin UAlerWoar-0owns
. and envelope chemises Of good
quality nainsook, val lace and
lace medallion trimmed. Rum
pied from heavy, Jan e1 OK
suary selling. 1lsOO;
Peiticoat Remnants, Toot
$1.95 to $4.O0 SHt Pettjcoass-,
100 silk petticoats from regular
stock. All jersey and jersey
with satin. Tlounce0, fancy
plated and trimmed with
tailor tailored. All $l.95
S$sASfe0S
Not quits % Pstt3coaas e1 m
TO sen at. at..........0 0AsVO
81 pseoalius tops with taffeta
y or sat3n inounces. Remnants
from 4 special purchase.
24-$1.00 Sport H1esuns6gs-aatssn
boomers With hemstttched
ruf71s.- Black 81 .50
I. only AsOV
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Sorting Underwear for Remnant.

$500 saDd $500 Glove Silk I'm
deewear-1ncluding envelope
chsmises. vests. and boomers.
Heavy quality but broken
{ sises and in nesh &9 9S.
color only. ....... sNO
I @l.Oe Glove Silk Underwear-,
Mostly embroidered vests with
but1t-up shoulders. A few on
/ yelops chemises with 60 OK
! tailored tops included OAsSV
$500 Breakfast Coats-Full
length crepe de chine-trim-
med with self.ruching. Only
light blue. maize and copen-
hagen. hence the 81 *
1Esiese Bre.ifast Co..s-
etraight.line :. models with,
pockets. Ruchins trimmed.
just two colors-light S6 2S
blue and rose. .UVsOO
S7I0 to $lo.0o SIX Gowns,
crepe de chine and
satiR trimmed with val and
filet laces. soms tailored
!. moleas :, with hamstitchinE. !
Flesh and white o1H-pot
many OF these; &c OK
4x.6Se anA ............ VesV
q Ssehanai1o<teps de china and
satin trimmed with val lacee
and lAce InedalHons. Bodies
TOP or .hujlt-up shoulder. Flesh,
white and orchid. A good
Z chance 10 get that silk un-l
dsrwear- you've been &c OK
. Wanfdug. .$S9S 1n6 OUsOV
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Nc STAR WAsHNGToN,'D D. C. THURSDAY, JANUARY 49, 1922

participate in the midyear commence
ment exercises in the schools were
announced as follows:
Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes. Business
High school, two-year course. Janu-
ary 26 at 8 pm: Mrs. Howard +.
Hodgkins. Business High School. four
year course, January % at 8 pm; e.
G. Graham. Central High School Feb
ruary I at. p.m.; James t. Lloyd,
Tech High School. February ct 8
p.m.; DR.. Abram Simon, Western High
School, January 81 at 1850 am:
Mrs. HodgkfV b, Wilson Normal School.
January Is at pm. and Mrs. Rhodes,
Columbia Junior High School, Janu-
ary 81 at 1880 pm.
A. J. Driscoll, president of>the Mid
City Citizens Association, appeared
before the the board naa and d,r urged y to n i'm
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Coats Are In 1t

s.. s. Costs Of all grades and in
/ great numbers. Remnant prices
-ai,d perhaps the very coat
you. want is here!
l-sso. % Navy Velour
Cost. silk lined. &10M
Size 81 ............ OAHecV
-t4o.oo Navy Velour Costs
with embroidered yokes and
s'. Size. Is and sGu.s'. A. Sl6:5O
7-S4s.5o Navy suedetex Coats,
with embroidered side panels
and large fur col &12 S0
lars. Size as and AZ. vACscu
lo-$5ebe Coats. with squirrel
and nutria collars. Normandy.
Bolivia, and Suedetex in navy,
brown ana burro. 800 50
Sizes %. SO, 80 ... @10'oU
J. 11&7S.eo Coats. in navy,
!. winter materials combined with
4 squirrel and. wolf S9Q S0
collars. Sizes - to A ~O~'OV
1Sl4e.eo dalay brown duvct-s
Coato-WAist deep yokes, with
SELF embroidery. Kolinsky-dyed
squirrel collars. &SQ IN
ssss % ............V VOCsOO
le-&SS.se Blouse Styls Coats,
in navy. black. or brown
ermine. with large wolf collar
and AZ .ai. cuffs Sizes $3.50
I$1lo.oo Erminie Goats
Plated panel back, large
beaver collar and cuffs. Navy,
brown, aud black. 3cI E0
stzes q to 20. 49,. SVf'OV
cSlfs.oe Blouse Style Goats, in
brown. marmot. or navy cor
dona. Large beaver &67 S0
collars. Sizes 3S-3s OOs ssOV
10-SIse.oo Wrap Coats, in navy.
brown and black cordona- Gray
and black caracul collar and
cuffs. Sizes 81, S79. 80
1-Sie5.oe Navy Wrap Coat.
self embroidery. mole collar
and cuffs. e7O S0
l-S15s.oo Fun Back Coat, in
brown pollyanna. Hand en-
bgoddsred. Large collar. cuffs
.n4 -, border stta % Of nu- $3.50
House Dresses
l-$2.5e Percale House Dressee
Blouse styls: rose and white
: and blue and white with OK
/. white poplin collars. -. Wv
50-$S.l5 and $500 House Dresses
-Plain-colored ginghams and
figured voiles in blouse; sur.
plice. basque and straight-ltne
styles. with orgAndis and piQue
collars; ross, copen. navy,
black and green: sizes @1 OK
80 = ~ ............
$50 Bfuehed Wool Scarfs for
skbool wear. Attractive color
com Anat1one-A few plaids-
not many OF $3.50
these ..............
Evening star., 1922-01-19

CONTINUED frnm Fourth Pagel :.
In tho absence Of the, principal the
janitor shall serve under the direction
Of the branch librarian.
3. "All questions that arise re-
latfng to the administration OF the
school libraries shall be handled by
the public librarian and the super
intendent Of schools. subject to in.
structions from their respective
boards.
I. "The schedule of hours Of OPEN
ing any branch shall be by agreement
superintendent of schools.
5. THE regulations made by the
Public Library for the use of branch
Libraries in the public schools by the
public school pupils shall be subject
to the approval of the superintendent
a revised rule Of the board concern
Evening star., 1922-01-19

Ing. conmuaity centers, adopted. pro-
vid4ssfor designation Of school build
ings and grounds as community CEN
terG aud the use Of centers by "re.
sponsible organisations" not avail
inSI themselves for sectarian use. to
create unrest or for teachings con-
trary ITO the American institutions.
Use is prohibited for financial profit.
III Aseslfa Eawarls' Resis.atioa.
Z Tho shnard accepted the resignation
Of H&AiAt A.. Edwards. it's former
president. It made no effort. how
ever. to fill the vacancy in the presi-
dentiRl,. chair, and probably will not
do so until a successor to Mr.. Ed
wards on the board il appointed by
the Justices OF the District Supreme
Court.
Assignments Of board members to
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WILL ENTER WEST POINT.

have been appointed cadets at the
U. s. Military Academy. SUBJECT to
the entrance examinationa In sMarch
next. The list includes Private Bryon
l. Howard. 3rd Cavalry Fort Myer.
Va: Private George G. kluper and
Chester w. Kelsey, 50th Air Squad
ron. Langley Field, Va. and Privates
Thomas Kingsley and Orlando C.
Lester. 2lst Tank Company, Camp
Meade, Nd.
John Bridgman of Baltimore. Md.
has been appointed by the President
cadet at large at the Military
Academy
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HISTORIC OLD FRiGATE
GRANITE STATE DOOMED
~ AS SALVAGtNG BEGINS
By the Assocla ted Press.


NEW YORK, January 10
Wreckers today began dismantling
the historic old wooden frigate
Granite State, which was ra,seu
from the bottom of the Hudson.
She had lain on the river bottom
since last May. when one, side of
her hull was destroyed by fire. and
was sold at auction to machinery
corporation for $4,000.
The Granite State was the last of
the old-line ships of the Navy.
Laid down in 1918. worrying
through the \civil war under the
name New Hampshire. she was
Just 103 years old when. as the
Granite State, an armory for the
New York state militia's first bat
talon. she sank into the Hudson.
Before she is towed down the
river on her last trip to some East
river beach to be burned. the val
uable copper and Swedish wrought
iron in her will be stripped
By the salvagers. Her metals are
estimated to be worth $4,000.
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Anticipating Inven-
tory-Dresses! .

In anticipation Of inventory
the dress stocks have been
given unusual attention. No
matter what the style or grade
t-dresses, which have been
here more than ninety days
are now receiving . remnant
pricel
15-S3s.Qo Blsck Crepe de Chine
Drosses-Tucked panel and
bloused bodice styles. Sizes
s5 49, IS and S11.75
so-s15yoo Taffets Dress.s-New
styles. full skirts. hip-length
bodice. ruffled tunics; navy and
brown: sizes SO. IS S1275
$3.50 80 Afternoon Gowns-Lace
combined with Canton crepe
and georgette; colors. henna,
brown . and black; Sl9.75
1o-S6.00 Crepe-Back Satin
FrockS-Hip-waist line and
plated tunic; navy. black and
bro brown; =: sizes 81. IS S22.75
15-SAo.o0 Dance Dresses-In
soiree. taffeta and chiffon:
tunic and bouffant styles, with
rosebud and silver lace trim.
ming: colors, rose. flame.
orchid. maize and S2275
jade: sizes 81 to S.. ~1H'sv
1O-S49.50 Roshanara Crepe
Dresses - Straight-line stylet
with thread-silk embroidery in
contrasting colors: navy.
brown and black. eC9 *
sizes 81, SO and S.. ~ASssO
31S76.oo White BEADED Robes
s.lk n net over satin: S24.75
1o-Sso.oo to $3.50 Cloth Dresses
In twill cord and trtcotine;
elaborately trimmed in con.
trasting color and metallic
thread embroidery; S9d *
size Sc to 40. ....... 0''O
l5-S43.50 Twill Cord Dresses-
With cape collar and pockets
IlnIp9o Win ere urNlu' navy
and brown, with contrasting
color duvetyn vests. 3C9 *
Sizes 80 and 36. 80. W6OssO
1o-$SS.5O Jersey Dresses-With
smocked yoke end wide self
sash; brown, burro and navy;
sizes 81 a. 49, 40 and S15.75
15-s56.5o Navy Tricotins
Dresoes-Both tailored and
trimmed models; straight-line
scat and blouse styles: sizes
81 to 81S7 TX
I0-e15.oe Tricotine Dresses
Beaded and hand-embroidered
and combined With bright-col-
orsd silks; navy and black:
sizes -. 81 and S11.75
30
Evening star., 1922-01-19
1 The Last of
Winter Hats

1S-$s5e to $le0e Sport Hsts-
a>Of soft velvet; cruohabIe and
wired shapes; trimmed with
picot and metallic rib e1 n
bon. SA'OU
AEVelvet and Duvetyn Hats
. Regularly $12.0o to t11.60; tai
@cs.,: 'osss ana a,... SASS
A Few Doscripsions Follow;
l-S21.50 DeHtBaue Felt-rheas-
ant breast and "a OK
IS15.00 Black Fsnne Velvet
Hsts-Tailored styles; "a OK
red-kid trimmed, 49,. 1s0V
1-ez2.5o Drsped velvet Off.the.
FAcc ModeICheEry eH OK
s
Evening star., 1922-01-19
100 More Skirts,
$3.50
Regularly $1,000

ne8Vl0IIy $1V.vV
Were you one of those
disappointed folks who
were turned away last
Friday afternoon be-
cause the prunella skirts
at $3.50 were all gone?
Then you'll be here early
tomorrow.
Striped. plaid and .blPcked
prunolla. box.plaited styles.
narrow belts. button.trimmed
colors. tan and brown. navy
and tan. navy or copsn and
gray. tan and henna, navy
and white. and black eS On
and white: only. 49,. Os~v
Evening star., 1922-01-19

ground at the Thomson School. He
low and necessitates children going
into the street to recover balls lost
in play. DR.. Ba1lou said the matter
was being given consideration.
A resolution adopted by the teach.
ers' council, asking for provision by
the body. for cQptinuEnee OF the coun-
Gil. was approted. eeeipt OF. q reso-
luton from the GEgStown Citizens
Association, indo3Sang :. the boards
constructive educational program and
pledging its support. was acknow-
lodged.
Evening star., 1922-01-19

on sale when the store opene
81 pairs S12.00 Women's Black
Kid Lace Boots, French heels,
beautifully made. Sizes-AA,
all sizes s, 6h: A. all sizes
4. 81: B. all sizes az. s:
G. az. 4. sh; D. all SS OK
sizes 81. ,5.......... VSssO
Basement).
81 pairs $1,000 women's Black
Kid, Hand Turned Oxfords,
with Cuban heels. Very SER
viceable. Sizes-A. s. 6k. s; B,
sh. ~. s. 81. 6. 8; cS OK
c. az, 4. Az. s, 5ll, ~C'0c
(Street Floor
"a pairs S1o.0o Women's Brown
Kid Oxfords, welt soles., Cuban
heels. Beautiful oxfords. Sizes
AAA, all sizes 5-7h:s An.
8. 7, 8. sh, 8; A, Az. 5k. s,
eh. 9: B. 8. az. 4. 5,
~. 8, .: c. sh. IN. S5 OK
Sh. 9 .....-....... SO
lls pairs $1,000 Women's Black
Kid Oxfords, welt soles and
Cuban heels. Sizes-AAA. 81,
6. ~. s; IA, all sizes 4h-9; A.
all sixes, 4-SM, IN. 8. 9: B. 3.
az, 4. s. 5k, all sizes sh.s:
G. all sises 2h-s: SS OK
D. AZ. s, A........ OOsVO
(Street Floor)
30 pairs S12.oo Women's Brown
Suede and Brown Kid Strap
Pumps, turn soless and French
heels. A wonderful find. IL we
have your size. Sizes-AAA.
5M;, AA. all sizes 4-S; A, alle
sizes 4.7h: B. all sizes As:
; c.. all sizes 81: d. "a OK
6h........s.....
Street FioorJ
- pairs Sl2.0o Wouen's Grey
Suede Pumps, turn sole.
French heels. Suitable for
dress. SizeS-AAA, AZ, 8: "A.
al sizes 4-5h. sh: A. 3i. &
~. s. IN, 8: B. .. III, 61s. IS.
III: c. all ,sisss -. Z; "a Or,
' D..b. Sk: sh....... 3sSO
s. Rasemsnt1
- pairs Slo.ee Woanen's Black
KA- Fre1ch Heel, OxfsriA
HAnd.tsrnH sole6. Si1es,-AA,
i. 81, 3. 81. & ~; A. AZ, s,
, 6M. 6. IN: 3, ! IN slxes I-S3S,!
D. 4. ~. 6S....... O0sOO
Basementl =
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Umbrellas!

30-$7.00 UmSr.llas-Not rem
nants-and only q few, taat
we were. able to get from a
: manufacturer for Friday sell.
ing. Rainproof tasfeta silk. saruc
with bakShte, handles and
rings. others with straight
apple-w0od handle and leather
strap. Colors, red, grecn. pur.
pie. brown and navy, but
you'll have to como * 00
I carly Tor . rood ohofco .OOsOV
Bag Remnants
.SAse and s7.se Bags Of, pin ssal.
crepe eeal and oalfsAin "a
brown. black and cray. Both
swagxg and envelope Styles
but sAghtIy marred. 100
many o3 tk0se In stock 90
we've priced than for 90 Ak
quick clearance. OOsfO
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Sweater Remnants,
$500
Regu,arly 95.So-elASs

BrS<en Gses from . special
purchase which We nna6s, Of .
manufactures surplus stock.
Only q few Sizes and not every
color in q siss remain, hat thsy
are worth going TO the basement
to get. Medium and heavy weight
EeIhyrs. mohairs, alpacas, shet-
Lands and vicUnas in tuxedo and
coat styles. Colors are black,
tuff. navy blus. 3ocksy red.
brown and two-tone eS m
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Handkerchief
Remnants

SOC Mussed XIl Pure Linen Hand.
kerchiefs, ladies and MEMS en-
broidered and initial e1 M
corneru. Sc or 8 for O4sVV
&c White Cotton HAnAksgchiefs,
with colored embroidery. 0EN
~.
16c Coloeed Boraered : Cotton
Handkercbiefs, badly Sc
= nusaed. each ~
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Suits Share, Too

Suits Share, Too
7-S26.0o Three.Piece Jerney
6uits-comprised Of box Jacket
and jumper dress. 32 IN
Sizes 26 and 40..... OOsOV
l5-$4S.oo Duvet De Laine Suits
with panel back and belted
Jacket. st.'s - to $3.50
70 ................ ~'~S
10-S7e.b0 to SsSAo Suits in
suedetex and duvet de laine,
elaborately hand embroidered.
Collars Of beaver. squirrel,
mole. and nutria- Colors,
voleay. burro. navy and
brown. sizes 81 and coo TX
-s79.5o Navy Tricotine Suits
Panel jackets with embroid-
cry cry trim, Size S29.75
1S60.5o Suit-Brown duvet dc
laine-fucked panal e99 E0
backs. Size 44h... VOesseV
1o-e5S.o0 Navy TFic0tine euits
-belted and straight -line
Jac.kets- 0i1ss - e9d S0
20-Sl15.Oo to $l66y00 Fur.trim-
med Suits-Hand embroidered
on noussyne. duvette. and
veldyne. Collars Of squirrel,
beaver, Hudson seal and
wolf. Navy, black. 4G3 S0
and brown. VsOV
Evening star., 1922-01-19
JAPAN,S TRADE DECLINES.
1921 Imports Exceed Exports, as
/ Compared With 1920.

TOXIC. December 2s.-Japan'A for
eign trade showed considerable
falling off in 1921. as compared with
1920. while her imports exceeded ex-
ports by 353.000,000 yen. according TO
an official statement by the ministry
of finance.
The. exports for 1921 aggregated
j ,225.o60,o00 yen. as compared with
.1.848.000.000 yen. and the imports
1.578.000.000 yen, as compared with
2.336, 900. 900 yen the previous year.
Evening star., 1922-01-19

Mrs o. l. Anderson. Judge Of the
new Juvenile court in Dublin. Ga. is
believed to be the first woman magis-
trate in her state. -
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Neckwear. Remnants

91.0o Fleets including collars Of
}eyelet work. lace and linen as
well as vesting. banding for
collar and cuff sets, and
orzandy and net pleat- S0c
.lngs ..........- wv
Soc OrEsndys Pplngs in blue.
lAveuuer, navy and 1kN
desh, per yard. 49,. 1ON
Evening star., 1922-01-19

Tomorrow morning.
81 pairs $500 to 500 Low
Shoes. A few satin boudoir
slippers in this let. too, Sizes
AAA, s; "A. Z, ~, 8. 6as: A.
3. I, ~. s; B. 2h, 8. 4; c.
~, 3. az: D. ~. So, Q5r
Basement).
8 pairs $12.00 Button Boots. Pat
ent leather vamps, black cloth
tops, hand turn soles and
French heels. Stzes-AAA. s.
~; A. s. 6; A. So; 81 Ok
B, 4M..............
Basement).t
80 pairs al3.0o Lace Boots.
Black Kid vamps. with dark
gray hid tops, French heels.
sizes-AA. &. ~. s. 81. s.
sh; A, Z. ~, bh. 9. Z. III:
B., 3, 4, ~. s, 6h, 6. 81. l.,
II: G. =. IN. I. ~, 81:
s. 81. 4. A.95
Basement).
Sc pairs siO to $12. Biack Kid
Lace Boots with French
heels. sises-AAA. 5.bA,. 8.
81, q "A. ~. s.. sK, 6k:
a. 4, S, 6,i, III; 2. /. az. s.
5h, 6h, Z, s; c, ~, 3. 3!s. {,
6h; D, 5. 4. IN. s, "a OK
5lt, IN, 8 .......
az nairs SiI.eo Black Cali Lace
.Dooka, welt coles, Hlow fiat
heels, medium narrow toes
Very servicsable. Sizes-AAA.
AZ to a: IA. S to ~; A, I
to 4; B. AZ. ~. 5. 81. 8. Z:
C. :, ~, .. s. sM S&
IN, ...........
= tStreet F1oorl
20 pairs $11Io Black Lace Boots,
Ed yanr and black cloth TOP
Welt soies. and Cuban heels.
sisas-xAA,6. 6; IA. 6h. 6h;
A, 4, 8. 6A. 8; B. "A, 5. sM
C. 4. ~; D. 4. ~ 81 q
(stfsst Floor,
- poiss Slo anA Sl1 BROWN Call
yLGce hootD welt solss and
Cuban heels. Gcsd looking.
& saryiosabaS shces- 4ises-AA.
6. eX, &; 4, ~, 8, Sk. IN;
B. SK, {, ~, 3, sA, Z IL.
: 8; DA1h, 3. 81, Z. ~. 5. tMs
9 81. :. 4.S5
7A............> >".... T
: tetrset Floor.
Evening star., 1922-01-19
High Shoes and Low Shoes!

But mostly high shoes in tonofrows remnants. Complete
lines and broken szestoo many pairs for saesroo
will find them upstars and down. Sizes given avoid
Disappointment These will be sale when the oper
rnino
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Skirt Remnants

2-S10.0O Box.Plaited Tweed
Sport skirts-Gray !35. 90
and tangerine. 49,. S~sVV
e$16.5o-Fine- Quality | Serge
Slfrts-Plaited side panels
or straight line STYLES:
navy and cS m
black WOsVV
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Anticipating lnventory---REMNANTS!


are starting now to clear them being carefully LOCKED OYER size asI
quantities hted
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Glove Remnants

IN yfo11eh Kid Gloves: In
bsack. white and gray-S-but-
ton length but broken sizes
only. For Friday co OK
selling ............. ~As~O
80 Washable Chamois Gloves,
natural color: two.button and
strap-wTfst lengths. Ok
Broken sizes. .......... Wv
Sl.25 l2-button length ChAmoi.
sstts Gloves in grey and GSp
Drown
S1.0o ~ SIN e-elasp Chamol
sette0 In hRoksn sazss and cSs
.colorn, but uuueual ut. V0N.
Evening star., 1922-01-19

St0Gl1& NeMnantS
S1.0o and $1.eS 6Hlk Stockinss,
With silk or Ineroertz- e1 IN
Cd garter hens ....... GLOW
ass an.. Glove %s,, SUI; s,;,ns. with $2.&
ssss ssss. ss.. g. '..!..'''' and Wool, S1.95
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Blouses!- !-Insistent

that our stocks shall be kept /
bring scores Of pretty ones down
$500 to 5000 Suit Blouses in
crepe de chine, satin and
georgette crepe. tie on and
regulation wsist-line. Navy.
brown. and black only. Broken
sizes. Just a few Of CT az
these
$500 to $50 HAndmades-
French voile and batste--
real filet trimmed Fair size
assortment but sone- eC OK
what unused. ....... V6sVO
$6.eE to $1,000 Co6tRme Blouses
-dress and tailored styles
some of crepe seorgette. lace
trimmed In suit & *
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Cloves Now $1.65
Pair

but net perfect!
- o. 80 Pairs taken from our
sale Of $500 to $3.50 kid, caps
and mocha gloves at, 91 Ak
pair ...............
These are pairs which have
been cArelessly handled during
the sale, soiIed somewhat, or
have lost Their first freshneas
BY heving been tried on. But
ali dns gloves and comprising
. Euod vartoty Of shades for
strSst and dress wear.
Evening star., 1922-01-19
EDUCATION BOARD :
APPROVES BRANCH
! LIBRARIES IN SCHOOL, S

lcontinued from Fourth Page.D .
Evening star., 1922-01-19

ON odd garments, remnant prices
tomorrow!
$l1.50 to $500 BlOuses-both
overblouse and tailored models
Fine quality silks and crepes
and smart styles but. pre-in-
ventory clearance sweeps all
broken sizes out These in
white. flesh. bisque co QS
and navy. OOsCC
$3.50 to S25.0D BIouses-Odd
numbers from our regular
stock. Dress blouses in georg-
cite and crepe de chine richly
trimmed with embroidery and
beading. A really fine chance
for few women to antici-
.D..ss .D.ss. spring $I5.85
Evening star., 1922-01-19
Misses Dress Remnants
l1le f st. NV.

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Tricotine Dresses. e10 M
Sizes 1913. VAVsVV
1-$e5.0o Navy Blue e10 IN
Velour Dress. ...... UAVsVV
SS25.0O Tricoti7e c1C En
Dresses. Sizes 14-l6 UAAsCU
1-Ss5.00 Black Silk Q10 TX
Dress ........ O4Os
ISe9bO. 5000 Navy Blue Tn.
cotine Street Dresses, braid
trimmed. Q1C IN
Sizes 1918. ..'.. WAVsOV
+S32.60 Navy Blue Poiret Twill
s,zss street ,s',s sroek'' S16.5O
e$42.50 Navy Blue Poiret Twill
BFaid.trimmed COZ TX
Dresses. Sizes 14-16-1S UAtsSO
H$22.50 Combination of Georg-
cite and Crepe de Chine. green
and white and orange and
white. Sizes Gin m
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-25
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-08-04
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
IN new BUICK DESIGNS
Popular Car Comes Out with Many
Special Features which Add to
Value and Class.

No single season in recent years has
seen so many improvements in Buick
cars as the present one; and never has
the Buick line been so complete, ac-
cording to Harry Magruder of the Ma
gruder Motor company, local dealers.
The engine, for example, is fitted
with longer pistons and connecting
rods, adding to the smoothness and
long wear for which the Buick engine
has always been noted. A new rear
spring suspension has been devised
which is undoubtedly the highest de-
velopment Of the cantilever type yet
achieved. The frame, the transmission,
the rear axle, the brakes, the bodies
and their equipment, each shows the
hand of the skilled designer by some
new and valuable features.
The insurance companies have rated
all fourteen models as Glass "a" fire
risks, because Of the safety of their
electrical and gasoline systems and
have materially reduced the theft in
surance rates. This mean a big saw
ing in insurance premiums over cars
not so rated; it also indicates the
close attention to detail that has been
paid to these Buick ears for the season
of 1923.
AS in the case of the six-cylinder
models, the Buick four-cylinder cars
have been redesigned this season, not
merely in the sense of giving them a
new appearance, but with the object of
making them better and more eff
Gent automobiles in every department
OF motoring service.
These changes begin with the frame,
which has been entirely redesigned,
and continue through the important
mechanical units of the car, from an
easier and simpler method of oiling
the rocker arms to an improved method
of driving the spedometer.
The body is larger and roomier, with
lower lines and improved Tenders, top,
windshield, headlights and side cur
tainS.
There is an improved spring suspen-
sion, new upholstery, improved dash
equipment, new arrangement OF seats,
longer and lower steering column and
a number of other features that add
materially to riding and driving COM
fort.
There is a transmission lock to pre-
vent theft which reduces insurance
rates materially. Other improvements
place the Buick tours in Class "A" as
fire insurance risks, securing for the