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Evening star., 1922-08-31
You Can Lead . Hubbard to an
Idea, But You Can't Make
Him Think Il.

Y J ERY much hurt by her johns s
cutting remark. Merriam
v Lindsay lay awake for . long
time brooding over the un-
happy frame OF mind that seemed to
threaten to become chronic With her
Youthful husband.
II she tried to be her sunny, cheer
full self in hopes OF. cheering him, he
seemed to think she was = heartless,
frivolous young thing who didn't ap-
prsciate his struggles to make . lis-
ing for her and their twins. II she
condoned with him or pitied his
struggles he became even more lugu-
brious. But. worst Of all. in her
efforts to make the summer pleasant
for his sister Rose. who was visiting
them. ste quite naturally was golhng
or riding or playing tennis with the
young men OF the community. and MS
Jealousy of those young idlers was
i'll concealed.
For months he had been at a sort
of dead level of despair about his
work 1t the Blaisdell factory-very
much d4ssa tished with the slow
progress he was making. discontented
with the amount of salary that he
was receiving and resentfui Of the
pleasant courtesies that Thorne Blais-
dell and his wife were constantly
Evening star., 1922-08-31

For,-.like all men-foik. John Lind
say firmly believed that no woman
could mix even q Temperance drink. $
III you insist" he would answsf
stinay. "But Y ycp want tc please
the men YOU will sssss plAtn, sour
!emonade Since prsAahitsea ysvs svs
out we're Suspicious af svsrsthing
but plain ismensAs. Ana why keep
EN- Thirsty till Suppeftime? Any
body would rather have u dvrtn9
the evening and have not oo6ss WIN
Just ~ you say. dsar." she weuis
TIE twinkle because she was getting
Likewise In that vitsl msttsr--hee
hats-she worked the s9lne meenOo.
II she really wanted to Wear hst
bfoad.brtmmsd bPonSe sun hat e the
Du Dois' garden party she dreess0 &C,
corotng!y. but donned st nset s"s's
.Why that unbscoming old thing.
when you've the new. splashy one
with the dsisfes? no would ask criu'
hut on the whole II made her low
spirited, rs It does most women, 20
get her own way BY such devious
methods. Bssidss. like many an On
essO
her own powers. She rashly assvm-
Cd that she could always win. She
didn't realise that she had never tried
to use the rule for any really I'M
portant dec!sion, that Il was only ~
small and relatively unimportent
AFFAIRS, that she could thus twist his
decisions. and that he was really Q
very clear thinker about the essen
tials in life.
His dissatisfaceion with his position
in the Btaisdeii factory was founded
on disagreeable facts Of which she
had no knowledge: TO Merriam II
seemed as though he were simply
sulkinG because he was not beng
advanced more rapidly, because his
salary was Inadequate and because
he had obtained that position on &C
count Of her lifelong friendship With
tho Biaisdells.
1t was entirely natural that Thorne
Blaisdell should have assumed = more
or less patsrnal attitude with his
protege; only human that John should
feel that this attitude was conde.
! scending and patronising-A ehin1
that was far from Thorae Blaisdsn'i
Evening star., 1922-08-31
Lightweight
COrsetS
ST..

A value that is extraordinary
-iight-weight corsets, in the
popular topless style, with
medium or long hips, Made
Of plain coutil or mereerized
brooches and lightly boned.
Sizes 19 to 50.
TOR 4 @ Corsets, sl.3S pair
: Front and back-laeing styles; !;
splendid models; sizes l9 to 50.
- Net corsets, 95c pair-Were
$l.50 and 2-mediunl low top
and long hip; sizes e, 26 and
80
50 Laee.trinnned Bandeaux,
SSc-Bandeaux of fine quality
strong material. daintily trim
med with lace and hemstitch-
ing; all sizes 81 to 42.
Is BandeaN, special At 3Sc
pair.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1922-08-31
Sweaters, Blouses, Bathing Suits
Greatly Reduced

Slp.ons greatly reduced eaeh WOOL
with short sleeves; slightly damaged.
SHp-ons greatly reduced each-reminders OF
mer styles, some slightly imperfect. Were $l95.
pairs Black WeoI Bathing Tishts greatly reduced 81
par-button-on shoulder
~ Blouses greatly reduced eachuxedo and Peter Pan
styles mostly in dimity; slightly soied.
Silk Fiber Tuxedos and Sp.ons greatly reduced to $zss
esh-ong short sleeves with belts and pockets good
riety Of colors; remainders and imperfect
Tuxedo Wool Sweaters slightly imperfect eac-were
Oingham Bathing Suits. sec eaeh-were much higher.
DOWN STAIRS
Evening star., 1922-08-31

Thoughts: but the thing that ranked
most In Johns mind was his indebted-
ness to his employer. John had lit
Arsliy been forced into Joining the
country club because Blalsdell want
ID Z 9oiAng partner. His initiation
tee hAa bsen pald BY his employer.
would some day repay It. But that
pArtinplAr $4,000 seemed almost
er1minal indebtedness to John. He
didn't care for golf anyhow and was
Acginnine u show that he didn't.
Which sSesnpA nothing less than sure
% golfS being the great bond Of in.
tstsst between John Lindsay ana
Tt0rne Blaisdsll.
10 she lay. awake nights fretting
abbht II until. on the rebound OF her
Evening star., 1922-08-31
Underrnuslins

zs Princess Slips, CSC each;
were $l.2S-white muslin;
slightly soiled.
II Philippine Chemise. $z.SS
each; were $3.s5-hand-em-
.hroidered, but slightly soiled.
26 Philippine Gowns $1.SS
each; were $3.SS-hand-em-
broidered. but slightly soiled.
~ pairs children's Bloomers,
1ee pair; were 3Sc-good quail.
ity nainsook in flesh and
white; sizes 4 to IL years.
50 childrenis Gowns, Soc each;
were 7sc-attraetivc styles,
sizes 4 to II years.
.,-- DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1922-08-31
worry. . whimsical idea occurred to

worry. . Whimsical idea OCCURRED to
her.
The next, morning she demurely
pulled the bread tray away when he
reached for his third biscuit.
You simply must stop eating SO
much starchy food or else exercise
more" she sighed. "Tou are losing
your waistitne. old dear"
"John takes after mothers family
Rose interceded for him. They ali,
~ we northern New Workers. say,
lean toward hesh' after they're
twenty-five"
"You funny, dense Rose" Merriam
giteled softly after John had de-
parted. He's not really any stouter.
Just want him to think he is. SOS
he'll have personal reason for golf
Evening star., 1922-08-31
Apron Frocks
Reduced to 81

Is of these Frocks, made of
ginghams and pereaies and
heavy erepes; the erepes are
finished with wool flowers and
patent leather or tie-baek
sash.
- wash Ffocks, greatly redse.
"a to sec eaeh-of dotted Swiss,
chambray. singham and voile.
Evening star., 1922-08-31
Hats, :2.95 Silk Hose
Some Were Up to Special, soc

100 pairs women's high quail
ity Silk Hose, with high
spliced heels, in nude and
black; sizes SH to 10. Sub
ject to slight irregularities of
weave; if perfect would be
marked 81 pair.
700 pairs Women's FulI.fash.
ioned L;sle Thread Hose. spe,
cially priced, 3sc pair; } for 81
high spliced heels and deer
garter hens; seconds. If per
feet would be marked at r.
: DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1922-08-31
Petticoats, s2.95
Were $495

q White Satin or Tub Silk
Pettieoats, in regular and
extra sizes; reinforced back
and front. Also s White
Ssteen Petticoats, reinforced
back and front. Greatly re-
duced to 81 each.
Evening star., 1922-08-31

ing. You nave lot TO learn about
managing men, Rosie. You watch
me. I'm a liberal education for you.
II I'd ask John to do thirty six holes
with Uncle Thorne tomorrow he'd
have refused. but now wild horses,
couldn't drag him from that goIt
course tomorrow
But IL was Roses turn 10 giggIc,
that evening. for John Lindsay came
home with q bulky package
mo fooling around the country club
tomorrow for me-" he informed his
curious wife. I'm getting too fat
I've bought me~a good old d-fashioncd
buck saw and I'm going to saw wood
to reduce
Copyright. 1921
(CnnffnuAd In fnrnarroNU.s StnrA
Evening star., 1922-08-31
500 pairs Won,en's
Lou Shoes, $l.95 pair

Styles well suited to early fall wear, with plenty OF
variety in the models suit most every There
is no question about the value. ;:::- So. 49,
Tan Calf Pumps with l.strap and Cuban heels,
Tan Calf Oxfords, eyeIets military heels. =
Patent Leather Pumps military and Cuban heels; plain
and one.strap styles. -
plain Black Kidstin Pumps with military heels.
Womens Comfort Istrap Slippers and 5.eyelet Oxfords
rubber heels and cushion soes plain with tips.
DOWN STAIRS STORE - " = -
Evening star., 1922-08-31

New and desirable fall
styles velvet Turbans, Vel
vet Pokes, Suede-like Tur-
bans, Satin, and Satin ard
Velvet combinations. They
are. trimmed with bright
metallic ornaments and
threads; fiat bows and tas-
sells.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1922-08-31
rs Children'S
Panty Dresses
SOC; Were Csc

In natural tan-colored cotton
pongee. with various contrast
ing bands, fancy pockets, en-
broidery and sash.
Evening star., 1922-08-31
Bungalow
Aprons, Csc

76 OF these good Bum
galow Aprons, made Of
ginghams and percale;
tie-back sash.
Also 10 Maids Uniforms,
stripes and plain blue.
Greatly reduced to u
each.
Evening star., 1922-08-31
Glove Silk
Lingerie

$1.85 and $2.S5
Was $2.95 to $S.95
Ch e mise, Bloomer.
Vests, Step-Ins and
Camis0Ies
They are slightly soilcd, b,:;
otherwise perfect.
Evening star., 1922-08-31
$50 Children's
Panty Dresses
k2~ oo~h

We're CSC, H.zS and Higher
Chambrays and gin e hams,
trimmed with fancy embroid-
cry and sash.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1922-08-31

1sc. Size 45x36 cases, bleached
Is TabIeeIoths, SOC each.
Size 52x52; plain mercerized
damask, neatly h c m m { d.
Special price.
II 8lx90 Sheets 7Sc each;
were Sl.zS. So.iled and
mussed; seamless and full
torn size.
Evening star., 1922-08-31
49 Wonen'S
Athletic Union
Suits, SOC Each

Were $l-bodice tops with
elastic back webbing; of
striped voile or crepe. Sizes
8 to ~.
DOWN STAIRS STORE.
Evening star., 1922-08-31

These whs wish t. take aAvsstsSs
Of these sale Prices asA q net
wtaA delivery at sne6 nay Aave
The NeDe1t sf stsrage-at the
Auisust Dries-fsf - aays With
sat charge.
Evening star., 1922-08-31

I12n Lace VOHlIOIt OnOeS
Very specially priced 81 OF
for tomorrow's sale, ~
These are made of soft kdskin that will give good
service and prove most comfortable for indoor wear.
Have soft cushion soles and rubber heels. :.
Evening star., 1922-08-31

CONTINUED in tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1922-08-31
Cotton Dress Goods
! Remnant Lengths
u Price

DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1922-08-31
Sheets Il: Weresl.2 rs

x9o DoubIe.bed Size Sheets seamless and full beached
from dressing; slightly soed and mussed.
% Powcsses &c each; 3 Size 4sx56 cases. beac
aud free from dressing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

Bethea Real Estate and Insurance companyI; Birmingham Realty com- parry; George Bilbe; R. A, Brown & Co.,. Butler Garrett Real Estate and Insurance company; Clark, Gregory and Blake agency. Frank B. Clark A. R. Dearborn & Co.,; Ensley Realty and Insurance company; Estes Real Estate and Insurance company; Ford Myatt Real Estate and Insurance company; Fowlkes Real Estate com pany; A. A. Gambill & Co.,; James C.. Going & Co.,; John G. Golightly & Co.,; Heineke- -Schuster Real Estate and h. surance agency; Henley Sturgeon Realty company; Hidden, Cheek & Hale; Jemison & Co.,; Houseal Real Estate agency; w M Leary & Co.,; W. B. Leedy Real Estate and Insur- ance company; Levert-George Realty company; Lide Land company; George o. Mabry: R. F. Manly & Co.,: Messer- Johnson Realty company; Meyer and Goldman; Motion Realty company Mosely. Henderson & Davis; Mont somery Real Estate and Insurance agency; MeCary- Embrey Real Estate and Insurance company; Mcconnell, White & Terry; Chichester & Co.,; Oliver, Shearer- Roebuek; Louie Reese X Co; +. c. Sherrod; Smith, Throckmorton & Schultz; s. B. Thompson; Jerome Tucker; Trustees System; W. Watts; J. l.. Yancey Real Estate and Insurance agency; Yeat- man, Pill & Smith; Truman E. Leeper, E. R. McDavid, Jr., and Kend- rick -Chambless agency.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
EGGS All GRATIN

From the March Designer.
 Six hard boiled eggs, six clans, one cup cream, buttered bread crumbs. one cup canned mushrooms one ta- blespoon butter or substitute, enc tablespoon flour, minced celery, salt and white pepper.
 After removing the shells from the eggs, cut into halves lengthwise, and carefully remove the yolks without breaking them. Place the whites. cavity side up, in bake-d dish. Fill the cavities with finely minced eel cry and chopped steamed clans. add few buttered bread crumbs. Blend the flour and the butter together in a double boiler; stir in the cream and cook few minutes. Pour this over the eggs in the bake-dish. Carefully place the halved yoiSs over the top. and cover with few buttered crumbs. Rake 15 or 20 minutes. This dish Is very nice without the clans. Oysters may be used. Another variation of 1t is to fill the egg cavities with chopped sardines and little chopped parsley. dustlnc them with salt and paprika: then pour over them we'll seasoned tomato sauce. the egg yolks and crumbs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
Junior Chamber to Elect Officers on
 Thursday Evening

Election of officers of the Junior Chamber of Commerce scheduled for Thursday evening in the auditorium of the chamber is expected to prove a live affair.
 W. W. Tarleton is president and Leon C. Bradley vice president. No nominations for their successors have been made and it Is thought that surprises will be sprung.
 Nominations are made by not less than 10 members of the association. These must be in on or before cleo ton night. In addition to executive officers a board of directors of 22 members will he elected.
 It Is understood that an amend ment to the constitution will be of fered providing for rotation plan of the personnel of the board of directors.
 Following are the nominees for board Of directors;
 Fucker Agee, Chares T. Allen. Paul Angel. F. A. Bell. T. K. Byrne, Chappell Cory, Jr., W. R. Dardeu, Irving NJ. Engel. Paul Hughes, C. F.. Jones, E. R. McDavid, Jr, Joseph F., Mudd, William Rogers. Julien Saks, Harris Saunders, F. R. Smith, Frank E. Spain. NJ H Sterne. J. K. Taylor, T. Anglin White. Donald B. Wood W. W. Wood R G. Mushat, Allen Cf Loehr. H E. Hardwick. Brewer Dixon, Thaddeus G. Holt, D. D. Lightner, Tram Sessions, M. L. Vert heimer, w. H. Brantley. Jr.. Dr. H. r. Hanna, w. D. Davis, Fisher Tynes, T. II Benners, Jr.. William Moore, Jr.. James H. McKeivey, John D Dukes, Crawford Johnson, Jr., Lee Bradley, Jr. w. V Nj. Robertson, Jr, q. petesch.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
SEVEN LOCOMOTIVES FULL TRAIN

Air brake tests recently made with heavily loaded trains ot the steep grades between Corona and Denver on the Denver and Salt Lake railroad may prove important in the develop ment of the Yampa coal fields in Routt county, according to an illus trated article in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
 For demonstration purposes on these grades a train of S4 cars and weighing 2.1Sl tons was used. The cars were equipped with a special automatic straight air brake The test was made 10 determine whether train equal in length to the number of empty cars tha one engine could haul back could be taken wn the grade. The train pull>f east out of Tabernash and up the foot of the { per cent ascending grade being pulled by four Mallets and two Con solidations. At the foot of the heav- fer grade, two more Mallets were hooked on. Before leaving Corona for the descent of the eastern slope and the run to Denver, all of the engines were removed but one. leav- ing the train to be handled by a single Consolidation locomotive. The 12.5 miles of the 1 per cent grade were covered in 1 hour minutes or at the average running rate of 75 miles an hour,
 Officials who witnessed the demon- stration declared that, with modern ized equipment the tonnage down the grade could be doubled with & fety and operating expenses per ton mile trimmed to half. If this proves true, far greater activities in the Tampa coal fields are assured
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
APPROVED MOVIES
Mrs. Shell Announces List for Bir-
 mingham This Week

Mrs. Myrteile Whitney Shell. in- spector. announces movies recom- mended by the national board to be shown in Birmingham this week as fellows:
 Strand Theatre--"Her Husbands Trademark"
 Galax-"The Shiek"
 Trianon--"Conceit."
 Franklin-"Devil Within 1.-TWO of a Kind;" The Conquest of Canaan" "Oh Bully" We'll Get You Yet"
 Belle-"Why Worry?' Now or Never"
 Avondale-"High Heels;' Such a Little Queen;'' Hills of Hate - Should Husbands Do Housework
 Alcazar--"Beyond the Rainbow
 Five Points-"City of Silent Mem Made in Heaven;'' Among Those Present." After the Dough-" Mes sage From Mars" The Rowdy."
 Champion-"Two of kind," Grey Wolf's Secret"
 { Frolic-"The Browen Spur"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

instances the local board assisted in the formation of real estate boards in other cities and have aided ma terially the local agents.
 A trip was made to Muscle Shoals by over i5 local realtors where they helped form the ri-Cities Real Estate board and also a delegation was sent to Anniston to organize a board during the past few months
 "The real work for the year is the securing Of the zone system in Bir- minb," said President Tucker. "The local board is behind this idea strong ly and we intend to secure the pass ing of bill at the next state legis- lature meeting to have such a law enacted in Birmingham.
 The zone system is intended to limit the lots that can be used for building purposes. to limit the uses of parts of such lots and to regulate the height of buildings built in that section"
 The following local real estate agents and firms are active members of the Birmingham Real Estate board:
 John R. Adams; Alabama Home Building and Loan association; Bark er Henderson & Marks; Walter +. Barnes. J. H. Berry Realty company; Berger Kennedy Realty company
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
 AUBURN STUDENTS VISIT ANNISTON

Anniston. April s.-(Speciai. )- Sixteen Auburn chemical engineering students, detaching themselves from the main body in Birmingham Sat- urday morning. came to Anniston on an early train for the inspection of the sub-station of the Alabama Power company, the Southern Man ganese plant and the Anniston Elec- tric Steel company plant. leaving the -city on the southbound l.. & N. 10 join the other students at Calera
 The engineer students completed a tour of the main cities in the state on Saturday, the delegation coming to this city being met ar the station and escorted to several of the main industrial plants of the city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
PERSONALS
Almost Opposite Bijou Theatre.

EPILEPTIcS-Wouid you care to learn about new rational treatment for imme- ping all seizures from first days use Information free. specialist" Drawer B-bs2, Lander. Wyo.
 EVERYONE suffering piles. constipation, alteration Assures. fistula, Itching bleeding write free trial Painless Pile Combination. s. Tarney. Auburn Ind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
PLANS OUTLINED FOR
 NATIONAL CONVENTION

That hundreds of realtors through out the country will make the com ing convention of the National Asso- citation of Real Estate Boards the oc- casion of a vacation in California IS evidenced in reports received here. Special trains, motor caravans and steamer parties are being organized preliminary to the great migration westward in time for the opening of the convention May 30.
 Extensive preparations have been made by the San Francisco Real Es-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

e past week was very successfl hat the market is on the up-gr but so far the demand has kep Is LAST WEEK
 GREGATE S225, ,OOO bison and company report that t week they had a brisk demand lvestm ent and residence proper ] both city and suburban. The
 of the properties changing through their office amounted
 proximately s225. .000, according ] Elements made yesterday. following sales were reported
 company:
 J. Porter. residence, 1924 Mia S avenue; Dr. C. NJ. Rudulph, res 4e, 3400 Altamont Road; J, Q. E pson's former residence. 115S 8Intn avenue, south; Mrs. B. F, Rrson's residence. 2720 Hanover m known as the Thompson Ray
 29.s3 acres on the West End 4owderly Road Farm known as
 eborg place, on the Springville &|about 12 acres. Mrs. J. W. Me- &on's home, 2415 Twentyfirst Nc. north.
 t this year has been by far the
 successful since the organiza- pf the Birmingham Real Estate
 was attested last night in a nent made by Jerome Tucker,
 ent of the board.
 Fas pointed out that in several
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

tate board with the cooperation of the boards throughout California to provide entertainment for every mo ment of the stay of the visiting real tors, not occupied by the serious work of the convention. From the time the delegations cross the California line they will be made to feel the warmth of California hospitality through welcomes of the various com munities en route, according to indi- cations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
HOW TO FINISH A HEM

From the Designer.
 There are several excellent ways of finishing a hem on heavy materials such as tweed A smart and quite popular mode of the moment is to fringe It out. Decide what depth you desire the frlnged edge-one or two inches is preferable-then pull out few threads at that length and hemstitch. which prevents 1t fray ing further. and below the hemstitch- ing fray the tweed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

DoG-Lost small black and tan terrier, staying around 18th st. and 18th ave. N; my name collar. SIG; reward. George B. Ward. 1231 s. goth St. Phone Main 6se or ll44.
 LOST-Pocketbook, between Lyric en- urdny night, containing about $50 and diamond ring. Reward if returned to Schcrry. Lyric Barber Shop. sToLEN--saturday night. Racycle bi- cycle, pacemaker model; initials. ID. R. NJ. on seat post. Return to 1881 N. llth court. Reward.
 $25 REWARD for information leading to recovery of female black and white pointer dog; lost since last Monday. Cal! West End se2.
 LOsT--About SIS if you don't buy one of my 325 suits. Pure wool. wonderful values Mare Linx. 1911 lst Ave. rosT--Just sio If you don't buy one of my s2o suits. Pure wool and wonderful values. Marc Link. 1911 1st Ave. FpUND-About 100 suits aud overcoats at t10. Wonderful values. Mare Link. 1911 lst Ave.
 FOUND-The best SIS suits in the city. Let me prove 1t. Marc Linx. 1911 lot LOsT-Black canvns suitcase, April 3. on road between Fairview and Powderly. Call Ensley 1361-W.
 LOsT-Rim casting and covering for Ford car in North Birmingham Call HernIock 1ol or 134
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
HE REALTOR NEWS
By PAUL CONWAY

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