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Graham guardian., 1922-06-20
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF GRAHAM. STATE
nE AQIznNA

In the matter Of the estate OF
Phoebus Prudential, deceased.
Notice of hearing petition for pro-
bate Of will.
Notice is hereby given that the 3rd
day Of July, 1922, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
of said day and the court room of
said court, at the court house in Saf.
ford, County of Graham. State Of Ari.
zona, have been appointed as the time
and place for proving the will of said
deceased and for hearing the applt.
cation of Charles F. Solomon for the
issuance to him OF letters OF testament
tary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court this sth day or June, A. d.
1922.
(sEAL)
II. L. PAYNE,
First publication June Is. 1922.
Last publication June 27, 1922.
Graham guardian., 1922-06-20

his own earning power what 1t is.
Trade at Home Idea is going to open
the eyes of heretofore uninterested
citizens, to the great disadvantage OF
the preying vulture who is after the
sugar and expects his townsmen to
pay him for the salt.
Graham guardian., 1922-06-20
The Home OF the Soul

In olden times, it was believed thai
the seat of the soul was the stomach
most likely for the reason that man
is never so completely used up as
when his stomach is out of order. For
the cure of ordinary stomach troubles
there is nothing quite so prompt d
satisfactory as ChantJerIain's Tablets.
They strengthen the stomach and en-
able 1t to perform its functions natur,
ally. Give them a trial They only
cost quarter.-Adv.
Graham guardian., 1922-06-20
Continued from page 81

G. NJ. Allison, Inspector
Abe l.. Reid, Judge
Jack Cornett, Judge
Marcus Claridge, Clerk
T. p. McCulley, Clerk
Geo. w. Sanford, Marshal
II. NJ. Alfred, Inspector
James Smith, Judge
VIM. Coombs, Judge
Benz. r. Cluff, Clerk
j. H. Norton, Clerk
Homer M. Tate, Marshal
s. B. Hilton. Inspector
r. S. Knowles, Judge
w. b. Mcbride, Judge
f. w. Black, Clerk
J. N, Ho yoak, Clerk
j. N. Hinton, Marshal
Geo o. Peck, Inspector
G. A. Bryce, Judge
Tom Mcguire, Judge
R. d. Lamoreaux, Clerk,
Roy A. Hopes, Clerk
Il. p. Walker, Marshal
II. w. Nickols. Inspector
N. 0 .Tenny, Judge
NJ. s. Byrd, Judge
Raymond Brock, Clerk
w. d. Wear, Clerk
Wess Follett, Marshal
Jos. w. Greenhalgh, Inspector
j. r. We,ker, Judge
Joseph Bingham, Judge
w. r, Foote, Clerk
j. Nj. Wilson, Clerk
Richard Bingham, Marshal
r, p Bryce, Inspector
Eugene Curtis, Judge
r. X. Packer, Judge
Dan Young, Clerk
w. II. Roach, Clerk
Edward Moody, Marshal
w A, Carter Sr., Inspector
Peter Norton, Judge
C, A. Matthews, Judge
II. l., Smith, Clerk
]. n. Foster, Clerk
Alma Larson, Marshal
Graham guardian., 1922-06-20
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Stanley No. IA
Central No. Is
Geronimo No. 16
Bryce No, II
Galiuro No. IS
Layton No. 10
Redland No. 30
Graham guardian., 1922-06-20
Polling Place, School House
Polling Place, School House
Glenbar No, II

eyaros county d p n for he month May
by the Clk M
The oderdh he y o I'M The sum of $4,000 eegi
the TO he month Jun
du Couye mk~ ~ " the fund ono:$5
Fund the Expense an from Genera Cnym t.
amt he eComy by the Bd
uerM allowed and he to he as
Graham guardian., 1922-06-20

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Evening star., 1922-12-12

Philippine Gowns, hand em-
broidered and sewed. At
$2.25, $2.95 and $3.50
-crinkled Crepe Gowns, with
strap shoulder or ~" neck
style, in white, orchid and
pink. shirred at % M
sides of waist. At QAsVV
Philippine Chemise, hand
embroidered and sewed. At
$500, $2.95 and $3.50
Cotton Crepe Gowns. trim
med with black stitching. In
honeydew, light blue and flesh
color; also figured styles, with
Write and flesh
color grounds. 81 50
Choice ............V1 1 .OV
-Cross-bar CrinkIed Crepe
Gowns, with the pretty Jenny
neck and sleeves in white.
The gowns are in orchid, flesh
color and honey CO E0
dew. At. pOsOV
-Chemise to match at $500.
Evening star., 1922-12-12

Main Also, StEeet FIoof
-Bestyette Rain Capes, Of
rubberized sateen and twill
cloth. in navy and red, with
plaid silk lined hood, also a
number Of belted coats, in
Evening star., 1922-12-12

English Sateen Step.in Che
mise, beautiful quality that
has the appearance of satin;
trimmed with hemstitching,
self straps. White @ M
and pink. At..... VAsVV
The same in white. trim
med with pink or &1 E0
blue stitching. At " L sOV
Satin Mules, in Copenhagen,
pink and rose.
sass;s1 kss u'ar'y $4:oo. $500
Satin Mules, finished with
fold and rosette and lined
inside with satin.
sp:e;s1 s e 8 a'at'y :.:..::''': $500: $500
Quilted Slippers, with fat
heels. in combination colors.
such as pink and light blue,
light blue lined with pink.
black and Copenhagen, and
rose and light blue. Finished
with silk cord and pompon.
Re g ulariy $3.50. CO En
Special ........... VO.OV
Kann's-Sccond Floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
WU0FFERS T0GET
OUT OF WAY fORu.
Military Chief Accepts Ex-
Presidents Challenge for
Unity and Peace.
By the Associated Prsss

By the Associated Press
1 TlENTSIN. June S.-wu Pei-Fu and
1 Isao Kun. respectively the dominant
military leader of China and his chief
| lieutenant yesterday expressed their
Willingness TO resign in the interests
OF unifying the republic, provided Ii
uah-Hung VIII Immediately come to
Peking and assume the presidency
This development followed yesterdas
! upon the vigorous manifesto issued
Iuesday by Ii Yuan Hung prescribe
ing as a condition under which he
would attempt to head new cenS
taIized government the removal Of
military powers. :,
4 LIS manifesto was received in off.
caal and civil circles here with mixed
feelings Of hope and apprehension
me evils of the system of military
soSerHors, which brought about thu
downfall OF Lii Yuan-Hung and hiG
retirement from the presidency il,
1871 are considered indisputabie
Abolition Serious Matter.
The prscricability Of its immed a tx
aooiition, however, is eravely ques-
toned
II is pointed out that II all the
luchuns or provincial military gov
efnors5 are Immediately forced to re-
SIX months overdue, there is a dam
ger Gus probability of mutinies and
Wholesale lootings. In such a situa~
tfn the enemies of wu Pei-Fus pro-
ram of unification would be the
ainers by the Reorganization cers
Gain to ensue. DR.. Sun Vat Sen. hean
OF the Canton government. still re-
ffused to acknowledge the parlis-
ment assembling here under WuS
protection, and is in the field WITH
armed forces in the south. =
Chang Not Eliminated.
Chang Tso-Lin, the northern leadeE
though defeated and his forces witt..
drawing into Manchuria, is still ntS
wholly eliminated. WI Pei-Fu hss
declared that both must be remove,,
TO make way for reunification of thu
north and south, and it is feared aE
the military force available will liz
needed.
As an alternative It has been su-s
sested that Ii Yuan Hung accept tide
presidency for a definite and limitaE
period of six months or a year, withsc
IN which the tuchuns would uDdeie
take to resign. in accordance wit.
this proposal, WI Pei-Fu and Tsa.
un declared they are ready 10 pIa, ].
thelr designations in Lis hands upns
MS assuming the presidency
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Baskets

Is Waste Paper Baskets, i'm
ported. Special, 35c each.
3 Willow Hampers imported,
round bleaohed. Special. S3-2S
eaeh.
. Sewing Stands, imported, at
tractfve weaves and colors. Spe-
cial, &1.50 each.
2 Willow Hampers, imported.
round b1eached. Special, $:.7s
each.
Slightly imperfect or shopworn
Sewing Stands. imported.
$2.05 eachs were $3.50.
4 Waste Paper Baskets, i'm
ported. SOC each, were 81.
3 Metal waste Baskets, enarn.
eled. 25c each, were Sc.
2 Shopping Baskets, imported,
small size. 35c eachD were s5c.
Waste Paper Baskets, orange
color. 9l.25 each3 were 93.25.
2 Willow Wall Pockets, with
metal inserts. 75e each, were
S1.6O.
1 Willow Flower Basket, green
and white, with metal insert.
1885, was &2!55.
. Chinese Work Blsket. coll
ored. 06es was 41.9S.
Basket Section, Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
ENTERTAIN PRINCE AAGE;

COPENHAGEN. May 81. Prince
| Aage of Denmark, who. according 10
rumors, is to be the next Danish mins
lister to Washington, has been enterG
tatned at luncheon here by the AmerfS
can Club. Minister Prince. who pre-:
sided. introduced his hiehness as "H
great traveller. a great soldier. fightS
ing on the side of the allies, and one
of Europe's finest middleweight.
boxers"
In his reply Prince Aage recounted
the happy impre essions which he had.
obtained of the Americans whom hs
met in France during the war, and he
appealed to America to assist Europe
through the darkest hour she had exs.
perienced since the armistiee witS
that same energy and intelligence she
showed during the war.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Cut Glass Bonbon Dishes
25c each

72 S and inch Floral Cut
Handled Glass Bon Bon Dishes.
Very special value. less than
half price. 35e eaeA.
20 dozen Colonial Glass Water
Tumblers. Special, 4Sc dozen.
rs Clear Glass 2-quart Colonial
Water Pitchers. S0eeial. 35c each.
Z Tinted Glass Salad Bowls.
45c eacht were 0Se.
s Floral Cut S.inoh Glass SALAD
Bowls. 45c each; were 81.
8 Tinted Footed Glass Fruit
Dishes. 4sc each, were 33e.
2 Tinted Glass Flower Bowls.
45c eachs were 16e.
3 Covered Colonial Ice Water
Jugs. 81 each1 were 91.95.
3 Floral Cheese and Cracker
Dishes. Special, 91.5O each.
2 Bedside Water Pitchers. with
tumblers. Special, $50 ench.
/ Richly Decorated Footed
Class Mayonnaise. s3.s5. was -.
/ Tinted Glass Flower Dish.
$50, vvAs $2.S0.
Glassware Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Housewares Low Priced

18-l8-inch Glass Towel Bars,
complete with nickel posts. sec
each; were $1.3s.
18 Porcelain Table Tops, size
25x40 inches; subject to slight
impeffections. 91.sS each; were
$50.
IL Wizard Triangle Shape
Polish Mops, use each; were
$76S.
/ White Enamel Wash Stand,
slightly damaged. $685. was
Bisssil standard Carpet
Sweepers, 4S.48 each, were $3.50.
2 Ironing Boards on stands,
shopworn. &27S eaeAs were
. fielding wash Benches. with
wrinGer Observation-Disclosures.
s23s 81 &sasht we're $50: ,,,.....
size 12x1s inches. 9Sc each;
were 9l.s6.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Tennis Rackets
Specia1. $685.

Just IS Of these Tennis. Rack :.
cts to sell at this special price.
Choose yours early.
12 Tennis Rackets, Of a we'll.
known make. ears each, were
$5.7S.
So 1921 Tennis Balls, in good
condition. Special, Soc each.
each; were SSc.
~ Boys Base Balls. &c eaeht,
were 11c.
Sporting Goods teetien. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Blouses at ST
-Four Groups for
Remnant Dav

81 Tailored Dimity Blouses,
Tuxedo. v or round collars A
few with narrow pleatings.
Were Sz.95. =;
II Slip-on Blouses. of Riche-
lieu ribbed trico1ette. Flame
color. Sizes 36 to 46. Were s..
IL Plaid Silk Blouses, ia
brown. with high-low collars.
Sizes IS to ~. Were $3.95. !.
2 Black Jap Silk Blouses,
round collar and short sleeves.
Size "a. Were $3.95.
Blouses up to $3.50 at $2.e5
As in this group of odds. IN.
cluding crepe de chine and
georgette models in flesh, orchid.
gold. bisque, brown navy and
black. Sizes "a to A.
SIS Blouses at $1.o5
10 Moire Poplin Blouses. navy
or gray, with tucked fronts and
high-low collars. Sizes 36 to 46.
Blouse Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
TOYS Reduced

IS Sand Mould Sets, six pieces
in each set. Csc set; were S1.50.
Is Sailboats with two sails.
CSC each; were $1.50.
II Indian Canoes with two
passengers. S2.4S each; were
$3.50.
E Fairy Tale Lotto Games,
slightly damaged. $1.75 each;
were S.
2 Dart Games, slightly dam
aged. 81 each; were $3.50.
Other Toys Greatly Reduced.
Toy Section. Fourth noor. 49,
Evening star., 1922-06-08
NEW FOOD DISCOVERED
Johns Hopkins Scientist Says
Promotes Bone Growth.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, June s.-Di :
covery of new food property whil :
promotes bone growth and prevents
rickets was announced by DIR. E ys
McCollum of Johns Hopkins Inf
versity in an address before The
thTty-seventh annual convention o;
the in-Friesian Association uf
America here yesterday.
Frank o. Lowden. former Governor
OF Illinois, was unanimously re-elects
ed president of tthe association. :
The city for the next eonventios
Will be selected by the board of di.
rectors. Richmond, Va: Cleveland
and Springfield, Mass, were stron5
bidders,
Evening star., 1922-06-08

IL Wizard Triangle \ Shape
Dusting Mops. SIsSs each; were
Sos.
. lS Heavy Corrugated Garbage
Cans, S-gallon capacity. CSC
each; were S1.3S.
6 White Enameied Bath
Stools, slightly shopwofn. $1.45
8 Infants Metal Feedine
Trays, shopworn. Sc each, were
S8yo6.
. Royal Rochester s.cup Per
oolators. shopworn. @1.05 each,
were e4.OO.
1 White Kitchen Cabinet
Table, with 26x42-inch porcelain
top, shopworn. c1S.53; was $x5.
I Galvanized Kitchen Refuse
Cam. shepworn. csc, was S1.Ss.
1 H-B water Power Dish
Washer, shopworn. e4S.58s WAS
S78.50s ,.
House Furnishing section. Iifth soor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Chi1dren's Underwear

80 Children's Nainsook Shirts,
low neck. no sleeves. Size 26.
25c each; were 75c.
IS Children's Light weight
Combination Suits, high neck,
short sleeves, knee length: sizes
TOR children 2 to 8 years old. soc
each; were $1.1S.
81 Misses Jersey Ribbed Combi-
nation Suits, low neck, no
sleeves, knee 1ength-sises to At
were 75c.
ohiidren's Knit Underwear Section,
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Silk Underthings

Il Envelope Chemise, flesh
color crepe de chine or satin;
strap and built-up styles. Sizes
36 to a.. SOS each; were $3.50
and S..
10 Camisoles of crepe de
chine or satin. Flesh, dresden,
navy or black. Two styles,
Sizes 36 to ~. 7Sc each; were
81.
Princess Slips, Of pink wash
satin, camisole top. Sizes 80 to
42 1895 each, were 1915.
Princess Slips, white crepe
de chine and net; strap or built.
up styles. Sizes SO to ~. 94.96
each; vvere S1O.50.
Silk Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08

.'19 Dresses. adorable :, little
styles Of colofed gfnshams, in
copen, rose, TAM green, lavender
or brown. Pleating. shocking
and color contrasts for trimming.
$1.5O each, were $3.50 and "a.
64 Children's Aprons, Of ging-
hams, pefcaleS or cfetefiffes.
Made with shoulder straps and
tie strings. Sizes to e. years.
0Sc each, were ~.
Infants, seetios, Fourth Aoot.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Wornen's Fancy
Silk Gloves
ST pair; were $2.25

Fancy Gauntlet t Style Silk
Gloves, some with wrist strap
and clasp-others side clasp with
tucked wrist In mode and white
stitched In black, and black
stitched in white.> Sizes 6. 6la. Z
only.
o. pairs 2-clasp Silk Gloves. in
black, white, pongee and gray:
sizes 5, 51s, 6. 45c pair; were
Sl.z5.
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Coaster Wagons
Reduced.

9 Coaster WakOns, $9.45 each,
were $8.25. With roller-bearing
body, 14x4 inches; equipped
with striped top; 11-inch wheels.
9 Coaster Wagons, $5.85 enchs
were IS. Same as above, only
12x24 in ches, with 19-inch
wheels.
8 Small Wooden Wheel wag-
ons. 1896 each, were S2.7B.
IL Parcel Wagons. with wood-
Choo Choo Cars, with horses
heads, S1.7t each, were $3.50.
6 Choo Choo Cars, same de-
scription, $1.z5 each, were $1.75.
Toy Section, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
100 pairs Ruffled
Musli1, Curtains
$1.25 pair; were $2.25

S~ HA "~S r~~~~
Plain muslin curtains OF an
excellent sheer quality-nicely
made, an extraordinary offering
at a time when they are most
needed for summer cottages, etc.
Some are slightly mussed. All
2A yards long.
S dozen Cretonne Covered Sofa
Pillows, in three shapes, all filled
with kapook-good for canoes.
hammocks. porches, ETC., 6oc
eaeA.
s pairs StencIled Crash Cur
tains, with valance, . design that
We are disseminating. $3.50 pair;
were S5.25.
Large Collection of Remnants
ana Short Lengths.
Cretonnes. and varied other
upholstery and drapsfy fabrfcs.
Il to n less than regular priceS'
Curtain and Drapery Section, Ftfth,
&oof,
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Children's Wearables at Less

~ Rompers, of gingham, dim
ity, chambray or checks; beach
styles or gathered at the knee.
Finished with turnover collar
and cuftS of contrasting shades.
Sizes 8 and years. 05c each;
were $3.50. r
1s Sailor Hats. fine straw with
wide brims and streamers.
Wanted colors. @l.S6 eachs were
93.50. \
Chambray Hats. old rose.
Size 2 years. soc each, were
S1.50.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
UMBRELLAS

'18 Women's 25-inch Colored
Silk Umbrellas, in green, navy,
brown and purple; assorted
wood handles, bakalite trimmed.
@.95 each; were s..
IS Mems 28-inch Gloria Cloth
Umbrellas, assorted wood han
dies, p. w. and Opera shapes.
$1.Sy each; were $50.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
LINGERIE

81 Nainsook Gowns, sleeveless
models, with lace insertions and.
shirring. Csc each; were u. :
22 Step-m Drawers and Vests.
of organdy or voile; tailored and
trimmed with narrow colored
bands. CSC each; were 81.
13 pairs Marcella Drawers.
trimmed with lace and narrow
embroidery ruffies. 23, 25 and n,
lenths. Ssc pair, were $1.5o. !.
20 Skirts. of muslin and cam =
brio, trimmed with deep EN-.
broidered flounces; full lengths.
91.95 each; were S3 and 1915. ;.
Underwear Section. Third floor :
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Remnants From the China Section

French China
Salad Bowl. Sl.e0; vas A
were $3.50.
Tea Pots. &2.So ssch; were $3.50.
Covered Dishes. Sl.s6 sseh; were IS.
l Sauce Boat. $50; was
l I-inch Open Vegetable Dish, $l.75;
was -.
2. s-inch Open Vegetable Dishes, S2
each: were 4l.so.
Specially Priced
apiece Decorated Poreeiain Dinner
Set, $3.50.
Is sets Yellow Bowls, 3 to the set,
45c set; were 900.
Large Size Blue Canton China yase
$2.o6; was 50.
g Glass Covered Food Jars. Special,
Csc each.
Evening star., 1922-06-08

Decorated
- Tea Plates. 500 each; vers $l.Io.
IS Individual Butter Plates, 16c each; (;
were $50.
u Soup Plates. Soc each: were 81 IS.
IL Chocolate Cups and saucers, CSC
each; were Sl.70.
10 Berry Dishes. 36e sachi wsre s6e.
2 Bowls, CSC eaoA: vere -.
Gers. Soc each; wore $l.4e.
Dinner Sets
32-piece White and Gold Porcelain
s2-piece Decorated Porcelain Dinner
Set. Special, $4.e5.
4 4Tpiece Decorated and aolA LINED
Porcelain Dinner Set Special, 4s.e5.
/ Si-piece white and Gold Porcelain
Dinner Set. Special. 17.ss.
China Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
NEGIIGES

Kimonos, of box-loom crepe;.
some in breakfast coat style,
others straightline with embr old
cred collar and cuffs. lavender:
pink and blue. $2.95 eachs were:
$3.50.
8 ITaffeta Breakfast Goats. or.
child and purple, with. she'll
trimming and fruit clusters
$7.85 eachs were 913. :
Z Dotted Swiss Kimohos. white
with. lace and ribbon belts. @2.S5
each, were 4e.
8, Dotted Swiss Breakfast.
Coats, ali white. t1.sS each |,
were 41.56. !
NeElife Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Chi1dren's Shoes

Reduced to %35 Pair
Some of these have sold as
high as s1o-Size ranges are
good, too.
81 pairs Sports Oxfords. of
smoked elkskin. trimmed with
black or tan calfskin-rubber
soles and heels. Sizes AZ to
o1z AA: 3H to 6K A; 3H, S, 5H.
E, 61l B: 3, AZ, 6H c. $.35
pair; were $3.50.
&c pairs Growing Girls OK
fords, in black or tan calfskin,
sizes al2, 5. az. Az. 5e. 6. 6i4
AA; IA. 3. Az, 5 A; 4, 6h, I B:
a12, 4. c. s4.35 pair; were ~
to $40.
s3 pairs Growing Girls Tan
Calfskin Pumps, with one or two
straps-sizes 4 to 6 AA: 3h to
61s A; 3, 31s, 4, 5Ia, 6h b. 3.
az, 4. c. S4.35 pair; were $3.50
70 $3.50.
2 pairs Misses Theo Patent
Leather. Pumps. tie with ribbon
bows-size, 12k A. S4.A pair.
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Good Values
for Girls

10 Girls and Misses Hats, in
plain tailored styles. Csc each;
were $2.95.
II Girls and Misses Hats, for
sports wear. $1.95 each; were
$3.50.
E Girls and Misses Silk Hats,
dress and sports models. SOS
each; were $3.50 to $12.50.
IS GIRLS BLOOM E R
DRESSES, made of imported
Scotch gingham; sizes 8 to IL
years. Sl.95 each; were S3.95.
Is GIRLS AND MISSES
MIDDIES, in plain white with
colored collar and cuffs; sizes
II to q. Special, CSC each.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Special Talues Tomorrow in
WOMEN'S SWEATERS

so Pure WooI Slip-ons
Special, $l.95 Each
Blocked and striped wesves,
high andy neck styles; black.
navy, brown, green, fuchsia.
28 Fiber Silk Slip-ons
SIS Each
We're S6.75 to $lO.75
Novelty weaves, plain and
two-tone effects; high and V
neck, long sleeves; in navy,
black, henna, jockey and fuchsia.
2 Imported Slip-ons. Of spun
silk. blocked weave. two-tone
effect. Lavender and henna: gir-,
dies. SIS each; were S47.5O and
962.5o.
Is Annette Kellermann Two
in-one Bathing Suits, plain or
striped effects; tan. gray. plum.
black and navy Sizes 80, SO, So.
S1.65 each; reduced from higher
prices.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Chi1dren's Socks
25c Pair: Were 75c

25 dozen pairs Children's Silk
Lisle Socks, in old rose; sizes 6
to 9H.
"a pairs 'Chi1dren'SFine Mer-
cerized Ribbed Hose, in navy
blue mixture; sizes 7, ~, 6.
z5c pair; we're Soc.
l8 pairs Children's White
Ribbed Cotton Hose; sizes 8H,
9, 91z. 25c pair; were HHc.
u pairs Children's, Fine
Ribbed Hose, in brown and cor
dovan; sizes 10, 10H. zsc pair;
were 37IAc.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Another Big Friday Selling Of
Corsets, Brassieres and Bundeaux
GREATLY REDUCED
SOC Each
Were $3.50 to So

5Oc E1CN
Were $3.50 to So
100 Corsets, Ferris Waists. Ma
ternity Corsets, semi elastic gfr-
dies and low top models; sizes
1s to rs only.
$3.50 Each
Were So to $3.50
SO Corsets, including Memo,
Madame Irene, W. & l. Special,
Bien-Jolie and Maternity models,
in pink brooches, fine coutils. me-
dium bust and semi elastic
waistIines. Sizes al to 27 only.
IS Each
We're $3.50 and $40
20 Lily Of France and Franco
Corsets,S Of finest quality pink
broche, with wa1ohn boning:
models are good 1ow-bust styles;
sizes are broken, though, hence
these reductions-sises 20, 23, "a,
26, 80, 80. 80, a..
Corset Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Luggage

Half, Nearly Half and Less Than
Hall Former Prices
Travelling Bags. 1s-in: black cow
hide: three-piece style; nd-aewed in
frame: leather lined. SIS each; were
$50 and $S6.
2 Travelling Bags, 1s-in.: genuine black
walrus; hand-sswed In frame: leather
I Travelias Bag, 2o-in.: dark tsn cow
hide; nye;piece style; hand-sewed in
l Travelling Bag. 20Lin.: tan cowhide;
sii.5o: was $3.50. ~ "
Suit Case, 24in.: black dupont
Fabficoid"; ali-around straps: shirt fold
and plain cloth lining. 4675; was SIS.
1 Suit Case, 2S-in.: black enamel: fn-
side tray; cretonne lined; slightly dam
aged. $A50; was $7.60.
Women's Hat Boxes, black enamel:
2ox12 And 1873; slightly rubbed. $3.50
each; were S14.
Travelling COCOA SSctfan First fioor
Evening star., 1922-06-08

10 Lightweight Foulard
Silk Four-in- hand Ties, neat
figured patterns. popular sum-
mer colors. Very Special,
Csc each.
AZ Mems Blue Chambray
Work and Outing Shirts, col
lar attached: one-button sin
gle cuffs. Sizes 14k. Is. 10 u,
16. 65c each: were 81.
Is dozen Embroidered Col
ored Initial Cambria Handker-
chiefs. mostly all letters. hem
stitched. q for 81; were 26c
each.
60 pairs Mems Ribbed Lisle
Socks, double heels. toes and
soles. In cOrdovan and white,
size 10 only. zoe pairs were
SOC.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
WonAen's Hosiery
Low Priced

200 pairs Pure Silk Hose. in
Russian. tan and cordovan, with
silk garter hens; slightly ir-
regular in weave, 81 pair; were
$3.50.
$50 pairs Women's Silk Hose,
with Isle soles and garter tops.
assorted colors: a few in black
and white; broken assortment.
uneven weave. $1.25 pair; were
$500.
1S pairs Women's White Silk
Hose-in outsizes-10 and 10h.
Hens slightly damaged. - pair;
were $3.S0.
wonpn's Hosiery Section First fioop
Evening star., 1922-06-08
IS Dozen Wornen's
Linen Handkerchiefs

In sheer or heavy linen
narrow hens. 18c each;
6 for 81.
A splendid value, when
you'll need many to take
away on summer vaca-
tions.
Handkerchief Section. First
floor.
Evening star., 1922-06-08
Men S Haberdashery
at Tempting Savings

20 dozen pairs Pure Thread
Silk Socks. full fashioned.
regular made. Isle double
soles. heels and toes. Subject
TO light imperfections in
weave-so slight in fact that
they will not impair looks or
wear. In black, navy, cordo-
van. gray and Palm Beach
sizes 912 to 11ls. Very Spe-
cial. 75c pair.
80 Mems Splendid Quality
Self-figured White Madras
Union Suits, sleeveless, knee
length, closed crotch, side
leg opening Sizes 81. SO. SO,
40. a.. SI.15 suit, were -.
Al Mems Soft Silk Collars,
point-end shape; sizes IA,
14ta. Is, is. 161s. c5c each;
were soc.
Mems Furnishings Section. Firs