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The Washington times., 1922-10-08

! have not done!"
There are pores-yes!-even IN
the flesh OF chastity-through
which thoughts steal,
YOGIS (ioith a murmur of h0rrOr)
-Profane one!
NAG A s A RA n A tdefdntly) -
Thoughts that leave no mark
upon the skin-but corrupt the
crystal of the spirit! (With a
penetrating smile at Hdrishend.)
Are there no flaws within the
sanctitude of your god-like body?
Y0GIS (Hke q herd Of dn0ered an
imdIs)-DesecratiOn,
NAGASARANA (cOntemptouSly)-
And yet by over-abstinence man
becomes a mummy NE suddenly
catches sight Of the UdricOlored :
paintings on the tOdllS.) Ho! Ho!
What is this rich vision that |
see? White Elephants! White.
racing elephants with feet Of
coral! Peacocks! Tigers
HARISHENA tCOldly)-Ihese are
religious symbols.
NAGASARANA-Dancing girls like
wind-blOwn flowers! Their sinu-
Gus bodies floating in amber es-
sence! Their lotus faces-tHe
gires sharp cry Of dstonish-
ment and rd0e.l BY the binding
crown Of Indra! What sorcery
is this? Why wears each dane
ing girl the visage Of my wife?
HARISHENA-YOu are deluded
with wrathful fantasies.
HARISHENA ito the Yogis)-Lead
him away. Take him to his
dwelling in the valley. Give him
protection through the forest.
YOGIS ito Ndgdsdrdnd) Come
with us.
NAGASARANA touching the pom
mel Of his ddgger)-I am under
no mans sway! Neither do fear
your maledictions, accursed
monks! You who are brother to
the Golangula monkeys! IL | be-
lieved that she whom | have en-.
shrined in my arms like a prec-
ious jewel were held in bondage
here
HARISHENA tpdle)-He dreams
too darkly! Hasten! Take him
away!
(The mOnkS spittly and like
brood Of ShddOi1S surround Ndgd-
sd,dnd. Silently they coUer him
With brOUn mantle Uhich er-
tinguiShPS all sound of struggle.
HdriShGnd hides his eyes be-
oIona.o M Nn1n 40
carried out of the cdre.)
HARISHENA (prostrdting imselt
before the dltdr)-O Bhagava-
Buddha! First deva Of Yatis!
Master of Yatis! Wash me of
transgressiOn, that l may be
without blemish! I, too, have
drunk at a corrupt spring! |,
too, have woven thoughts Of evil
tissue! |, too, have loved the
image of a woman!
(He presses his forehead to the
around in utter dbdSement.
Nothing is heard but the dbrdt-
ing hum of the frogs and crtckcts.
Presently a DOmdn creepS out
from behind the massive granite
statue of Buddhd. II is Gdndyrd,
the Uife of NdgdSdrdnd.
She Is young, slender and
mOUes With supple grace. Her
dark face is pointed and her eyes
arc long, toith smooth. Sldnting
eyelids. She is enUeloped in a
didphdnOUS mantle.
At the sound OF her clinking
dnkletS the monk raises his head.
she eEtendS her jetOel-DCighted
hands,
HARISHENA (toith cry Of hor-
&. rOr)-You!
GANAYRA (poSturing upon the
dltdr)-Your goddess! Ganayra!
HARISHENA (Shieldtng his eyes)
Out of my sight, cobra! You
mutilate my spirits peace!
GANAYRA-What strange perver'
sity is this? Am I not she who
danced for you beneath the will.
lows? Danced for you within
the temple of the Willows? You
bowed before my lily feet as at
a shrine.
HARISHENA tpdSsiondtely)-The
coils OF a serpent! The trunk Of
an elephant! The arms Of a
woman! These things are ter.
rible!
GANAYRA-I'ngrateful one! Was
It not who found you at the
The Washington times., 1922-10-08
CHARACTERS:

GANARYA ........ "A. Woman
NAGASARANA. Her Husband
HARISHENA. "A Buddhist Monk
YOGIS.
TIME-700 A. d.
SCENE-A Buddhist monastery
IN the CGue of Ajanta, 0ncient
India.
(The temple Is ercd1dted In the
cHf rock of q tDooded and rugged
rdUine. 1t Is square hall rest
ing upon carved pillars.
The todlls are covered totth
frescOes painted 6y the brother
hood, strange Hindu figures
gracefully and vigorously drdUn.
Elephants and tiger hunts are de-
picted. Also the temptation OF
Gdutdumd by demons and eUfl
spirits In the forms Of seductive
tCOmen.
In a niche near the entrance,
hdnked by flaming torches, Is a
gigantic figure: of Buddhd.
The Washington times., 1922-10-08
Ironing Linen.

A FTER being ironed, linen
"A should be placed near the
stove or in the sun until perfectly
dry. The garments will be much
sitter than if left to dry slowly.
The Washington times., 1922-10-08

1HIS Is T.pin Compact aith both sides open.
The center section contains powder on one side and
rouge on the other. Notice the large povder com.
pda-fve time, as large a, the rouge. q There is
an ample mirror in each cover and each side has its
oUn soft lamb's+uool puff Center section, the refller,
be renewed in any Of the three odor, for Is cents
- Patened Atra 4 1898
Pafenn Pending
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
HUSBAND DRINKS,
SMASHES WIPES
SEWING MACHINE

In a controversy with his wife
yesterday afternoon, c. e. Morris
wreaked his wrath on her sewing
machine With other furniture. he
smashed 1t TO pieces. The trouble
occurred in their home at the cor
ner OF Seventeenth street and Sixth
avenue Mrs Ollie Morris, his
wife. retaliated by calling the po-
lice.
motifs was sentenced to 20 DAYS
IN the county Jail by J. p. Kelly in
police court last night Mrs. Nor
ris expressed the wish that he be
put away" for awhile.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23
GRAND JURY IN
SESSION AGAIN
Reconvene to Consider Pending
Matters-Speed Appeal Cases
Are DefAulfed.

The May grand jury reconvensd
this morning in the court house TO
consider a number of matters that
were not ready for attention the
week Of May 5.
Harry Pappas. Moline, and ]. r.
Miers, Rock Island. failed to APP
pear in circuit court this morning
when their appeals OF speed
charges were called for trial, and
the cases were stricken by default.
The fines assessed the defendants
in police courts stand
Gust Carlson, Moline, was IN
trial this morning on q charge Of
disorderiy conduct, the case being
an appeal from Moline police court.
Carlson is alleged to have been dis
orderly in Riverside park, Moline,
Aug. 90.
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SvITCHMAN Is
FATALLY HURT
IN SILVIS YARD
r,.rence Resslers of Rock Island
Dies Seven Hours After
Accident.

Clarence Ressier. 81 years old,
rho has resided with the family OF
ernest Hobb, 1905 Nineteenth
street. for the last two years, was
~rushed between two freight cars
n the west yards at Silvis at Z
o'clock last evening and died in the
Moline City hospital at lao o'clock
thfs morning. Ressler was making
! coupling when the accident hap
nened. The lower portion of his
hodv was crushed between the
rouulings and the pelvis bone was
shaftered. He was conscious from
me time of the accident until al
rnost up 10 the time he died, suf-
fering intense pain
The inquest was to be held at the
Knox chapel in Moline, this after
noon.
RessIer had been employed as
svitchman in the Silvis yards for
tnree years. His mother, Mrs. e. ].
Ressler, resides at 126 West Six
tenth street. Davenport. with her
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23

daughter, Maude Ressler. Anoth-
er sister, Mrs. Walter Snyder. also
resides in Davenport.
Ressler was born in Galesburs.
May 81, 1885. He resided in Mus
catine several years before moving
to Rock Island.
Funeral services will be held in
the home of the mother. in Daven-
port, Thursday afternoon, and the
body will be taken to Kirkwood,
ILL.,, for burial.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23

View Country club Of Mercer coun-
~ was incorporated today without
capital stock, to maintain q country
club near Aledo. The incorporzt-
ors are also the first board OF li-
rectors. Members are, L. II. Park
man. W. c. Grant, A. II. Macy, E.
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Street floor

MARQUISETTE CURTAINS-Col-
cred marquisette curtains with
ruffle 2A yards long, CT
Also ruff1ed Swiss curtains at s2.50
and other ruffled Marqutsette at
s275. -4th floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23

Thirtieth street and Twsnty-hfh
avenue. has been tempered with.
and mail lost Rock Island postal
authorities are taking steps to
catch the ofkenderz- Prosecution in
the United States federal courts is
threatened.
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APPRECIATION.

The JOY in possessing jcwelry
comes through the knowledge of it's
quality. Only the best at Joseph
son. -(Advertisement)
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GIFT SUGGESTIONS.

Watches, diamonds, belts and
buckles, purses, dorines, leather
goods, cuff links, rings, pins, etc.
Josephson's, acknowledgements
ment)
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NEWS UNION SUITS - OF fine
quality combed cotton yarns; short
sleeves; ankle length. All sizes
from 81 to As. Ecru. CT 00
Regular s1.75 garments sD1sVV
Street floor
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95c SILK P0PLTNS-In Blue, Rose,
Gray. White. TAI. Navy and many
other colors; 3o inches wide. A
much used fabric for summer
dresses and skirts, QE4
yu- ....-........... ~
end floor
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Fresh new dresses in many pretty styles,
ginghams mostly. neat checked patterns
combined with organizes Also very alIrac-
will surely create a sensation
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CR0CHETED BED SPREADS
Pure white spreads in five pat
terms; two sizes-7Sx70 and S0x63.
Regularly selling at $1.39 and S1.4S.
Nice for single or CT OR
S-quarter beds. each ID 1sOO
Basement saIesrOOm
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UNRLFACHED TOW

UNBLEACHED TOWELING-A
good width and a weight that win
give splendid wear Good house
wives will buy quantities of this at
this very unusual =
price, yd. ~
Basement saIeSrOOm
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ORGANIZES AND vouES-40
inches wide. Floral and conven-
tional patterns in light and dark
colors-Blue, Tan, Brown, Green,
Pink and Rose. Very Ok
pretty patterns, I'd. ... ccC
Basement salesroom
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JAP ROSE SOAP-The pure glyc-
crime soap. Many people use this
ering and cleans g Sno
ing properties. " cakes OVN
Is cakes to eustomer.)
Street floor
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FACE VEHNGS-Fancy meshes,
hair line effects and with Chenille
dots. Black. Navy, Brown, Taupe
and Copenhagen alone or in 400
combination, yd. ..... fON
Street floor
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SCARFS AND PILLOW TOPS-Li-
brary table scarfs and pillow tops
to match: made OF linen colored
Crash stamped with attractive de-
sign to embroider, tx
eacn ..-......--..
-4th floor
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MAIL BEING LOST;
ACCUSE TAMPERERS

Complaints have been made that
mail in rural boxes on Twenty
fourth street near Rock river and
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Hat Sale, $3.50 and $3.50

Black and coIored trimmed hats, chic sports
hats Of many sorts. smart banded sailors in
the seasons best shapes. You'll want to buy
more than one when You see the values at
these prices.
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SILK CAMISOLES-of either
Crepe. China silk or Jap silk: six
styles-all prettily trimmed. All
regular sizes. Such camisoles as
these are usually sold CO..
at S1.0O Wv
Basement salesroom
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v0ILES AND BATISTES-27 and
40-inch widths; neat floral and
conventional patterns that will
make up very pretty in cool sum-
mer dresses. Light and dark 100
colors, I'd. ........ 4CS
Basement salesroom
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WRITING PAPER-A nice quality
of paper free from oil spots and
easy to write upon. "a sheets and
"a envelopes To the o.
Street floor
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WOOL SWEATERS-slip-on and
Tuxedo front styles in fancy and
plain weaves. LipsGck red, Burnt
orange, Mirabella, Mohawk, Navy,
Brown, BisQue. CD OK
Sizes "a TO a ....... OeSsOc
Srd floor
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GRAY ENAMEL WARE-1O-quart
water pals, 10 and 14-quart dish
pans, 6 and Sgt preserving RA.s
kettles. Choice .---.-. OON
5th floor
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BINGHAM HOUSE DRESSES
W0MENS-Both light and dark
colors in either solid colors or neat
stripes and checks. Neatly made,
and in sizes Sc to 46. Well pro-
portioned G. 0n
throughout .. O1sUU
Basement salesroom
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Trade Extension bargains offered induce residents of
We cordially the good oppor
tunes this There of
you fewbut typical of
ady tised
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W0MEVS SILK HOS-Heavy
quality silk hose of the Onyx brand
-'irregulars." but with very small
defects. Well reinforced. Black.
Cordovan and R1 An
Gray O1sEO
Street floor
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669sc

GALVANIZED PALS Ext "a
heavy galvanized pals in the 12-qt.
size. These are built for hard use
such as around garages, 40
stables, and shops $500. toC
18th floor
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BANDANA HANDKERCHEFS -
Red or blue handkerchiefs of good
size and guaranteed fast colors-
You usually pay Toe for just Eo
such handkerchiefs .....-.... ~
Basement Sllesr0Om
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OAK VIEW CLUB
rs INCORPORATED
WITHOUT STOCK

Especial to The Argus-l
Springfield, May 23.-The Oak
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THREE BATH TOWELS-22x44
inches in size; good heavy weight
Turkish towels woven with double
defects-hence 2 81 M
the price ....... C for OAsOO
End floor
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POLAR ALUMINIUM WARE-2-qt.
rice boilers, and 6-quart covered
kettles, and S-quart preserving
kettles, 6 and Soup peTco- G.
lators. Choice .......-. u 4
9Th floor
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SILK AND COTTON PoNGEE-ss
inches wide. This material has a
fine lustre and is very durable;
suitable for children's frocks and
for draperies, EQ1
I'd. ........-........ wv
End floor
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PALMOLTVR SOAP-The pure
olive oil soap that is used in so
many households: very cleansing;
leaves the skin Q SO
soft and white - cakes OONI
(Limit-8 cakes to customer.)
Street floor
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Z. limerick. Robert L. watson and
D. e Farr. all of Aleso. Robert Z.
Downing and Frank Shearer of Joy
and A L. Kellogg OF Seaton.
All The news all the ume-Tae
Argus
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GRAY ORGANDY-45 inches wide
A fine quality with a crisp finish
that would regularly sell at soc a
yard Very specially priced OK
for this event, I'D ...... AOC
end floor
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"Acme" ice cream
freeZers at CSC

Light, compact all-tin freezers that will
make quarts of delicious cream Another
style with galvanized iron tub, in the 2-Quart
size, S1.50. 9TH floor.
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FINE LINEN DAMASE-7O-inch
pure Irish linen damask OF a good
weight. 1t has a brilliant lustre,
and will launder beautifully. Sew
e saat Eoed I'd. ... S1.48
End floor
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OLIVE OIL CASTLE SOAP-This
soap comes in large Alb. bars, and
can be cut into cakes as needed
Non-irritating. 7On
Street floor
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FILLED

FILLED PORCH PILLOWS -
Round and oval shapes covered
with bright colored Cretonnes that
will harmonic with the OK
usual porch furniture ..-- OC(
Basement Salesr0Om
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ed with Davenport's stores
% share in the good oppor-
re hundreds of them. We
hey are typical of the I'M
GENUINE JAP. PONGER-75O
yards OF good all silk Pongee that
Is ideal for waists, dresses, lingerie,
mems shirts and for o.
draperies, ss inches wide. COC
CH1DREN'S HALF SOX-White
Isle with fancy turned-down tons
OF striped pink, blue. brown. black
or Copenhagen; good fitting and
reinforced or
Sizes Az to 715 . AeJC
-Srd floor
GOOD PRACTICAL SUITS
Tweeds. Tricotines and Serges-
Plain tailored. belted all around
and Sports models. Full silk
lined. Sizes So to A. co az
This Springs styles :. DOSOO
Basement section
GRAY ORGANDY-45 inches wide.
A fine quality with a crisp finish |
that would regularly sell at soc a
yard. Very specially priced OR0
for this event. I'D ..... AOC
end floor
CR0CHETED BED SPREADS
Pure white spreads in five pat
terms; two sizes-7sx70 and S0x63.
Regularly selling at S1.39 and S14S.
s-quarter beds. e each 0l.W |
Basement saIesrOOm
UNBLEACHED T0WELING A
good width and a weight that viii
give splendid wear Good house
wives will buy quantities of this at
this very unusual e
Basement saIesroOm
W0MEVS SILK HOSE-Heavy
quality silk hose of the Onyx brand
-"irregulars," but with very small
defects. Well reinforced. Black.
Cordovan and Cd An
Gray % 1sEO
Street floor
FINE LINEN DAMASE-7O-inch
pure Irish linen damask OF a good
weight 1t has a brilliant lustre.
and will launder beautifully. Sew
eral good CT 40
End floor
PALHOLIVP SOAP-The pure
olive oil soap that is used in so
many households: very cleansing;
leaves the eus skin ST. zoe
Limit-s cakes to customer.)
Street floor
WRITING PAPER-A nice quality
of paper free from oil spots and
easy to write upon. "a sheets and
"a envelopes to the OIL
boz ..A ZIG
Street floor
GRAY ENAMEL WARE-1O-quart
water pals, 10 and 14-quart dish
pans, 6 and Sgt preserving R4ss
kettles. Choice .---. OOC
5th floor
SPECIALS IN NOTIONs-12 spooIs
of J. & P Coats sewing cotton; all
sizes in black or white. ERn
Dozen spools ........-.-.. oON
White bias tape . OSO
in 6-yard pieces - = for HON
Street floor.
FILLED PORCH PILLOWS -
Round and oval shapes covered
with bright colored Cretonnes that
will harmonic with the 6AEn
usual porch furniture. ..-- OCN
Basement Salesr0om
POLAR ALUMINUM WARE-2-qt.
rice boilers, 4 and 6-quart covered
kettles, and S-quart preserving
kettles, 6 and Soup peTco- Ca
lators. Choice .........-.-. q
Jul A1UbA
BANDANA HANDKERCHIEFS -
Red or blue handkerchiefs of good
size and guaranteed fast colors-
You usually pay Toe for just = 70
such handkerchiefs ....-... ~
Basement Sllesr0Om
OLIVE OIL CASTLE SOAP-This
soap comes in large Alb. bars, and
can be cut into cakes as needed
Non-irritating.s zOn
Bar y -
Street floor
DINNER SETS-7s to 1Oo-piece
dinner sets in Gold band, Autumn
leaf, Blue-and-pink rose and Per-
sian GH Oh GIN
WASH BOILERS Good heavy
boilers with copper bottom.
5 ni5sfss ...... S1.98
(All copper boilers-SA5O)
CLEAR GLASS TUMBLERS-
These are nice for every day table
use, as well as for 1ellies AEo
and marmalades- Dozen - EON
r~ADH -. -
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WHITE SATEEN SKIRTS-Made
OF good quality sateen with elastic
waist band and wide hemstitched
hem. These skirts are made double
front and back, and are Oko
shadow-proof ....-.-.....- ccN
End floor
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GIlASSWARE-Good clear glass
fruit bowls, compotes and a O0oI
variety of vases. Choice. - OON-
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CHILDREN'S HALF SOX-White
Isle with fancy turned-down tops
OF striped pink, blue. brown. black
or Copenhagen; good fitting and
reinforced or
Sizes Az to ia ....... ADC
-Srd floor
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36-INCH RATINR-Fine quality
Ratine in the popular summer
shades, such as Rose, Yellow,
Green, Tan White and Lavender;
very popular for S0o
wash skirts, I'd. ......... cON
End floor
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CLEAR GLASS TUMBLERS-
These are nice for every day table
use. as well as for 1eliies AEO
and marmaIades- Dozen. =. EOG
Fifth floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-23

DINNER SETS-73 to 1O0-piece
dinner sets in Gold band, Autumn
leaf, Blue-and-pink rose and Per-
siss $3.50 to SO
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GENUINE JAP. PONGEE-75O
yards OF good all silk Pongee that
Is ideal for waists, dresses, lingerie,
mems shirts and for o.
draperies, 3S inches wide. COC
End floor
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NINA TAYLOR DRESsESLGood
practical dresses made of pink or
blue Bingham with plaid or check
cred collar. belt and cuffs. Mostly
small sizes. Not CT OK
many in lot .........-. OAsCC
End floor
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White strap pumps and
oxfords at S3.95

White Nile cloth 2-strap pumps with Cuban
heel and hand turned sole; also laced oxfords
with military rubber heel and welt sole
Street floor
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OF white and flesh colored
sateen. nicely made and fin
ished but are slightly soiled.
Sizes 6 to IA years.