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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
MOVE FOR CHAPEL
: N EVERY HOME
/. TOLD OF At j.
Joseph r. Wilson Tells
/. OF Growth of His
! Idea

That ono poi Ia every nome.
no matter how large or how small.
should he set apart. cun-ccntc.
IND dedicated o. God o. o .nnctu-
snfy around which tho domestic NE
Erevolvcs wns the though Impressed
rupoH his hearers u} tho University
osscmhly toby ty Joseph N VIII
son who spoke on a Chapel b
Every Home. This address was
-~dciivrred before The student body
Of tho summer session lu Nudpf
Nhaltl az 1880 O'Clock. The idcn
came TO Mr.. Wilson while o. voung
nan. md he first promulgated %
Ayean g through the medium of
the press He received th. endorse
ment OF many prominent people
abroad as wei Is zoo America In
1903 SIR Wilson published o. book
son She aahj,rt and sen copies TO
ALI English-spcuklng countries
precceinr his address Nj. VIII
lsuu ]urrarutrl tu Tho University a
afacsimiiu % the Magma Chnrtn.
which wna wrcstCd from the king
-uf England in 1919 Hut three ~
Nthe original copies are 10 existence.
eonC IN Lincoln Cathedral and two
lin the British Museum
Dean Mitchell. ia making AZ
rnnunccmcntf. stated the state
q teachers examinations would he
held on July 20 and % ~ the TINT
versity. Those who desire 20 'aic
those combinations shulld inform
Dean Mitchell NJ once.
nr - = nm after n PREDATORY
speech - first Impressions % tho
desert country read the beautiful
o. poem The Santa 70 Trail before
Introducing Mr. Wilznu. who glvo
the principal address 81 the
assembly
Mr. Wilson. H. urging the teach
rrs To carry The idea Of 70 chapel
In every home 90 their field Of
~cndcavor told OF the Necessity nf
the training 81 the Youthful mind
IN OH directions Tho sanctuary
In The home devoted fp the higher
hfo % the family wlll. In time. DO
G noticed in the activities ~ the state
sthrough tEa public life Of tnc emil
drcn grown To manhood
II houses are To erected in tho
unighburhood, Mr.. Mlisun stated.
thcn tho teachers should Interview
the ownerH ana urgc that a shrinc
he Included ln the plans In speak
tnE OF instances 81 re- room sot
apart Tor religious deviation. M.
Wilson told OF n man who was pre-
vailed upon 60 c~nnaccratr "a room
In his home Tor "a chapel i wear
after the idea was adopted az
Wilson met tho man VIM told oi
his happiness ana ~cNprcfsrd his
. gratitude to- slr Wilson fuf tu.
v idea Several Year, later luu'rcf
meeting occurred NJ which iimc
y tho man related hiH good forum,
> In business dealings. uttrihutin'
= the aus. Of tho rnuuty ~ God
~ omanntins from the tim" h1
/" first -consccratcd "a FOR rv-
ligious exercises
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE oF SUIT
40 1898
srAIt OF NEW MEXICO.
County uf hefnlItio.
DO the pistrri Court.
lgi= Gre uuuHu plaintiff
Nh
HIihuu Greenwood defendant
r1 thr Anuye Named Defendants
h1u are hrrcht notified that a suit
has been filed against you ln tho sail
ruuu anu county by ihe above unmsl
p.niutift in which the said pinutiN prays
for absolute divorce o. tho grlunds II
drscriiou and abandonment Aud you
are farther notified that unless you en-.
ter gr cause 90 boz entered your appear.
Hupr In said cause 900 nr before the en-
DAY % August A u ig2g Judgment
will be rendered boz said cause nssinsi
sou by dsisulf aud thr relief prayed for
via be granted
The name OF the plaintiff attorney
N Dennis chavez whose post office ud
dress lH Albuquerque n 81
FRED CRULLOTT
tSEAL) Clsrk.
By HARRY 9 LEE.
pepnty.
june ~ - Inly j.i2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
Strikers Seize
Shops, Drive Out
Non Union Men

ontihif'h rum rage Onc1
through squads OF picLctB on the.
htrccts leading to the shop yard
gates.
Tho entire strike situation todny
rcvolycd around p~ickoting. Arrcst
OF two striking shopmon al the
bny shore shops of the Southern
Pacific anu their rclcaso on s.
lail charged with violation of the
anti-pickoting ordinance. prcaagos
"A test OF the right to picket The
men however. told the authorities
they were net picketing but were
on watch at the railroad property
To prevent d"atruction or disorder
and we're not Interfering with OF
approaching the strike broukcrn.
From the offices Of the Southern
Pacific came the statement That
the number Of shop rats en-.
pioycH BE- steadily increasing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05

ting along without the hoip
ftrikcrs. The officials docind
that passenger and freight rervI
has been mainfn.nod on aCh,di
that they find many men willing
take ire strikers place and thlt
number ~ workmnn who wnia
out last Saturday returned
work today
Strikers began pickcting ht
yesterday and wvre continuing
today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
DOUBLE PHKErs IN
MIN YOGtk SuOI

NEW YORK. July j.-Londrl
% the strike shop crate un.o.
pinccd double forces 81 uirko
around the milroad shop yards 4
lay which IL c%onsldcrcd to be Il
frat real teal q tho strength
the shopmcns strike against wal
reductions Of the rhilrOad lab
board n there had beon q sundI
and holiday cessation 81 wul
Since thu strife Wa called.
Another reason for The increag
activities Ia keep up the mor|
% the strikers j. seen IN the 1
riaion Of the maintenance of wi
unirnH to remain AT work pcndl
the outcome 81 another conferred
with the labor board on thI
wage scale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
VIII Keleher Gives
kiwanians Pointers
On Making Wills

VIII kolcher. attorney was the
chief speaker at the luncheon 81
tho kiwanla club today It's sub
iioct wa When q Man Makes His
Win" N vas an exceed ingly In
formative and destructive address
aad dealt with many Problems that
runfrnni the Hvcraro business man.
a. D Robinson, delegate to the
snauonnl convention ut ioron-
tu. gave q report on the conven-
lion ANA also placed % Canadian
penny at the plate OF each mem
nnr
Frhrk Shufflehnrgcr gave o
silent boust Of g. which won
X. q. Rosenwll1 o. y Boulc
zach member u bottle % gin
ser ale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
Man Held for
Murder of BABY

FL ASO. TcN1s July 5.-Privnte
Allen Oscar Newman charged with
numbering hiH four months old
baby, borothS Helen Newman. by
taking hold or the body ana strik
inE tho body AGAINST tho body of
Mrs Allen Oscar Newman ANA
against and upon e bed" was hold
without bond hy the United STATE.
commissioner tu answer To IA.
United states district court in.
sianter AZ % preliminary hearlnr
here today.
The alleged murder took piaco
in Newman quarters at Fort Bis
ON june "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
TEI EpHoNE PICKETING
AITENPII.D IN KANSAS

TOPEKA, KAN July IA new
anglo in strike pickctlng. "tclc-
phon. pickctlnE has come To Gov
emo Allen In several reports that
shonmen who had not gone out.
or mcmbsfs u their families mad
hucn ~nllcd oycr the telephone fol-
lowed by argument persuasion and
regret that something unpleasant
was bound TO happen Il rcabbing
didn't cease. the governor said to-
a4g
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
NORTHWESTERN TNkEs
on SIN TRIMS

Al RpIiA. III, july The
Chicago ana Northwestern railroad
today announced tho nnnulmont 81
siN short run trains In Illinois and
one between Chicago and Clinton.
Iowa, because Of the rail shop
mems strike and the coal strik-
The short rnn trains are In north
eastern Illinois
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05
HiItIHOhDS ARE NOT
SUFFERING AT m IsASO

I'd TANV. TWNN', TUV I---UfU
Di,ls ~ loyal railroads today asked
newspaper reporters tn ro through
their shops and yards from on,
ond 10 the other to sec lur thom
roiNoa' hpw the roads were Eni 70
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05

The Dempsey nan Be- the big kI,.
on tho FIiz-immous summer pru.
gram. huf two other champions will
warm uu The new nrcun first.
Rocky Kansas is training nov
Tor The opener july fourth with
Benny Leonard.
IN" Marry Grch-Tummy Gibbon
match for August 9 Is still hanr-
ms fire with favorable winUs
hlowiuE
I'f4 figures that the fans are 500
inc 200 ulf him close on To- % MI.
l,u gold dollars to st In his $4,000
|t,ruuuI-r blue seats during thu
summer season.
Porto Rico exported nearly g2a.
uUU. 600 Cigar In 1920.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05

auusc tho people
The champ viii move in ho,c
with his ylctrola and police dou
around the fr.t of August.
\ cottage. moro like tho Nor,l..,
hotel IN Chicago than a beach bup
Ealow. has been engaged Tor I'm,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05

Great iiond-E T. %FItzpairick 81
Wichita. deputy state IRE unr-
hui haas filed q claim In the
county clcri'- office here III" $500
reward offered by the county fol
th" apprehension and conviction of
the murderer Of Arthur q Bnnta.
Tho stat, also offered re- $500 re
ward br W A. nixon war re-
,rntly sent TO the stat" prniton-
.lnry Ht Lansing w. serve 90 hf'
(, utDuDc Tor the murder
l.ud'atouc b. q Kind OF rock hay-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05

Charles Boyd, one OF the sru
vivorr Of The mine battle at
Herrin. Illinois in which
nearly a score Of men are
known dead Only a few
CT the employee OF the South.
ern Illinois Coal Mino Co,
escaped after the mine was
attacked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05

Porto Rico exported noarly g25.
0uN. 600 cigars In 1890.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-05

l.ud'atouc ~ q Kind OF rock hay-
InF magnetic properties,
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
100 Wonderful Friday Barg

A Remnant Day extraordinary. Our
great Anniversary Sale, just passed, has
left us with many depleted lots of new
fall goods, which we will close out Friday
at specially reduced prices These values
are in many cases really phenomenal and
include practical everyday needs for
women, children, boys and men. Be here
early. some of these lots won't last all day.
No Phone Orders on Advertised Items.
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
Children's CSC Union Suits, ssc

Children's 85c Union Suits, 69c
F1seced waist suits. high neck. long sleeves.
ankle length. Dutch neck. elbow sleeve knee
length. With button attachments. Ages Q
to IL years. All first quality. Friday only.
ssc.-Main Floor.
Glove Silk Hose, $1.59 Pair
Irrssulass Of 70 quality. Fine ribbed;
black; White, brown. tan; otter. ooss gray:
wool sports % hose. T IN brown sssts.r. S c.mef nsr
gray. fawn and tan. Oxford with attractive
stlk esnbroidered clocks. All first quality.
Friday only. S1.se pair.--Main Floor.
39c and Soc Hose, 2 Pairs, Csc
Boys and girls Onyx ribbed hose. with
triple knee; black and brown Sizes . to 10.
Boys and girls three-quarter English ribbed
hose. with roll top. In black. white. camel
blue and green. Sizes 9 to 10. All perfect.
Friday only. Z pair. 6sc.-Main Floor.
Women's Sports Hose, $3.50
hose. fine ribbed dropstitch; black and an
new fall coiors. First quality. Also
silk and wool sports hose, in brown. tan,
gray camel, fawn and Oxford with silk
clocks, Regularly tl.s5. All perfect Fri
Women's Hose, 2 for $3.50
Regularly 81 and $50. silk and Wool
and Wool and Cotton mixed Sports Hose.
In two.toned color combinations. plain. Rich.
ellen ribbed and silk clocks: irregular wsaves
$50 quality. Also silk Mercerized Sports
Hose. dropstitch and ribbed. In popular
heather mixtures; first quality; regularly 81.
Friday only. for $780, Main Floor.
Silk & Cotton Hose, 2 for Csc
Regularly sec. women's. Fuli.fashioned
cotton hose, fall weight: Onyx dye black.
brown and balbrigsan. AL perfect. Also silk
fiber and isle hose, scanned back, In black
and colors Friday only, > tor ssc-Main
Floor.
Women's Hose, 2 for Csc
Regularly sec and soc. Burson hose. black.
brown, balbriggan. white. Extra and regu-
lar sizes. Also Onyx lisle hose, scanned back,
brown and beige. All perfect. Plain and
ribbed. women's Sports Hose, plain colors
uiars Friday only. . pair, S5c.-Main Floor.
Children's $1.75 Hose, $1.39
Thres4uartsr length silk and wool hose with
fAnoy ron top. In dark heather, also white,
erSy and fAwn. Not all siSss IN all styles
sises include to .. Friday only. at Si.ss.-
Main Floor. '..
Children's 59c Hose, 2 Pr, 95c
Boys' and sifls' thres-quartsr sports hose,
In twotoaed and plain coiors. Cotton. mercer.
ised ana wool mixed. Mostly all sizes. Fri.
day only. pair for sSc.-Afain Floor.
$3.50 Union Suits, $1.35
women's--Richeiieu make. Fall weight,
knee length. Also low neck. sleeveless, tai.
lored top In bodice style. White and pink.
Regular sises Friday only. el.SS suit
Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
Mems SIS to $50 Overcoats
S10.75

A remarkable economy special cornpfiedns
about 100 garments, mostly ali.woof Oxford
gray neltons In conservative Chestsrnsld
80 to %. Also included are some young
mems Ulsterettes. Coats Rises % 10 %. Frt.
day only, S1o.7b.--Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-26

ass Hess-Wsmsn'sJ blsekJ
re-snforcsd, ON to ioJ IOr
irrssularsJ 3 pairs, wv
burssa Hose - Women'sj
cut sisesi seamless and fash
iened, 0 to IohJ ir- Coz
reguiarsj q pairs. ~. WV
t1.00 Hoss-Wemen's full
fashioned Sports Hose, various
colors and mixtures. 70cs
0 to 10; irregulars.I. wv
cerssts - Nine. Lyra, Bon
Ton, CtB, La Resista, May
o-Belt and Palais Royal Cor
so.s; ss.5e to Ss.5e e1 Q2
models ...... S
Corssts and Rubber Cirdles
Low and medium bust; va
.isus .s skirts; 10 to S1.OO
20 sizes ........
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
Friday Bargains Include ID Special Ios Prices Than Other Da
Juveniles

aso Pasts 49, Fleece lined
ankle length, with mualin
bandsy small sfses-
is and 20, Friday, CEc
kpair ..,,,,,,,,,,,.., NV
81 Unisa Su'ts ~ Ribbed
elbow sleeves, knee length,
first quality, 2 to IL 100
years ,NN,s,
soc Suits-High neck, long
sleeves, ankle length,
drep seat, D 70 IL S0c
SOC GsrnsstsZFieece-lfned
Vests, high neck, long sleeves,
ankle pants with mus
lin bands, Q to Ii 100
sos Ho..-beSyss'' WOOL mixed,
with roll-cuff tops, heather
shadesi irregulars, 2 100
to 10j 2 psirs ,,.,,, i"
ase Ho.s-Ribbed, black re-
srforcedl 9 to . sizes, AOc
irregularsj , pairs, >, fCC
Bloomsrs--Pink and white
crepe; sizes to Ia COn
years. Friday ,...., ACC
School Dresses - One and
two piece wash dresses with
bloomers, pretty sash, oO~
collar and trimming. {, CJC
Bargain basement.
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
Boys Atwood Mackinaws, s7.ss

Boys All-wool Mackinaws, $7.95
Extra good quality heavyweight. made in
the The best bog plsat model. convertible collars;
styiee worth fully ss.s6 Sizes to H. Fri.
day only. S5,o5.--Main Floor. :.
81 Draped Wells, Soc
Now Ia demand, In those desirable colors.
DAY ~ only. s sSc.-Msin Ma 'S: Floor. ~
30 Hardwood Kitchen Tables
$3.79
with; drawer size 25x40.inch. Made strong
with square legs. Vanished bases. Friday
only, $37e.-Fourth Floor. ..'
$3.50 to $2.9S Hats, Friday, CSC
$50 Stik and Lyons Velvet Ready-to-Wear
Hats. Short lines, of discontinued hats, in q
good assortment H the most desirable styles
o ssss SSS' asy 's enS ". no0 @ tpS Floor
800 Flowers and Feathers, 29c
One table Of odd fancy trimmings to make
your early hat look new By adding In.s,. |. mere
II up, Friday only at 2sc.--second Floor.
81 to So Fancies, Csc
Large table of Fluff Ostrich Fancies. sales.
mems samples of all the newest 1922 fall
styles and colors. Friday only. ssc.-sscond
Floor. 90,
$3.50 to $6.95 Curtains, $4.6S Pr.
grade curtains in imported and domestic
grades. Irish points. Marie Antoinettes,
Novelty voiles, Bonaz Curtains and Fflet
weave lace; also the new Tuscan weave cur.
tains with heavy fringed bottoms. Friday
only, t4.o8 pair.-Second Floor. ..'
Plaid Voile Curtains, $2.95 Pr.
Extra good grade with cluny lace edge
ana, hemstitched borders. All new. Friday
only, $e.eS pair.--Second Floor.
,Scrim Curtains, 69c Pr.
Plain white ruffle scrim curtain with val
ance to ft between. Friday only. Soc pair
Second Floor.
Cretonnes, Friday, 26c Yd.
500 bolts Of extra good quality in all
wanted colorings. Friday only, 26c pair
Second Floor.
~ Curtain Materials; 38c Yd.
Many grades of voiles, Maseuissttes. scrirn
and Flet Weave Nets. Friday only. sSc
yard.-second Floor.
:ItlhhOu Remnants, Now acc Yd.
sz0sRssanants OF Dresden, Mo.re. Satin. Taf.
z1feta, ETC.,. s to inches wide. All coiors
and many long lengths. Friday only, 90
Mcire. satin. Fsin., rwotons effects.
Dtesdsn, Piaids. Fancy Stripes, etc; ~ to
tncnee wtue. All coiore Tor girdles, MILL
, merry, etc. Friday only, SSc yards.
h. Plaids Satin. Moire and fancy effects. All
colors and combinations; inches wide, for
chIlrsn's hair ribbons. etc. Friday only.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Mems 25c Pure Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, s for 81
With narrow hem. sheer quality. A few
with odd letters in the lot. Friday only.
s for $l.00.
Boys 35c Pure Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchief, 4 for 81
with embroidered initials. Friday only.
4 for 81.
45c Curtain Nets, &c Yd.
90 inches wide. F1let Net, in white and
ecru shades; plain net that Is very much In
demand. Friday only. SIC yard.--Second
Floor.
So Duvetyne & Velvet Bags, 81
Chiffon Duvetyne and Velvet, mounted on
green gold frame. lined with moire silk, fitted
with purse and mirror; some with center
compartment and mirror. Colors, black,
brown, navy and beaver. Friday only, 500.
Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
Atwood Overcoats, $29.75

Mems and Young Mems. High grade.
About $50 tine evercoats.from our recent, big
sale at the same sensational low price, b.
Ssss SaS they are broken size s::S.smsnss
kifnonA styles: also staple Oxfords, gray
Chestsrfislds. These good coats worth fully
$S6 TO tsS. All sizes In the lot. 80 to 90.
Friday only, S1o.JS.-MAin Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
Odds and Ends of Stamped
Articles

Ss.inch White Centerpieces.
lsx64-inch White Scarfs,
Fudge Aprons,
Coiored Chambray Childrens Dresses.
$50 Tea Towels, one design,
Unbleached Dresser Soarfs,
Values go to Sec. Friday only,
Stamped 5.piece Lunch Set.
Stamped 1s.piece Lunch Set.
Patchwork Garden Aprons.
45c value. Friday only,
Stamped Made.up Gowns. . designs
Stamped Bungalow Dresses, de
siEns,
Set b4.inch White Cover. 3 designs
Stamped Unbieached Bolster Throws
7so to $50 vaiues. Friday only,
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
35c Linen Paper, 10c Lib.

35c Linen Paper, 10c Lib.
Choice OF odd lots. Blue and pink linen
finish. Friday only. loo 10. Also Envelopes
to match. Featured for Friday only, pack
age, Sc.--Main Floor.
Leather Bags & Party Boxes
SITS
20 to $3.50. Large assortment Of styles;
feathers are fooled. vachette. cobra grain
and fitted. Black and ooiorsI Friday only.
t.7s.--Main Floor
81 Leather Hand Bags, $1.39
Made Of real leather; black and coiors.
Many dainy styles; large, small ana medium;
also vanity bags with large mirror. Friday
d 22c Gingham, 8 Yds., 81
% inohes wide. Good line OF patterns, sx.
ceiient quality. Friday only. yards for ti--
Second Floor. "r~
19c Kitchen Crash, 14c I'd.
Bieached Booth Crash. suitable for roller
and dish towels. Friday only, l4c yard
Second F7eor. .,v 't ". 4,
69c Table Damask, Soc Yd. :.
Fine aleaohsd mereerised cotton damask,
excellent patterns. Friday oaly, soc Yard
Second Floor. ~ Rs =. 80
S1.S5 Cotton Sheets, 81 4.
100 bleached sheets. size slxso inohss. NO
seams. All perfect goods. No dressing. Fri.
day only. S!0o.--Second Floor. "
$1.25 to $3.50 Gloves, 81
1s.button length chamoisette and cha,nois
Suede Gloves, spear point and embroidery
stitching; in sand covert, nastic, beaver
pongee and white. Friday only. S1.0o.-Main
Floor. - u
' 2-Clasp Gloves, 49c Pair
Values to 76c. Chamo.set chamois Suede
white. Friday only, iSc paIr.--Msin Floor.
100 Children's Dresses, $3.98 3
Made of allwool serge; some regulation
with navy waist and red skirts. Sizes to
II years. Friday onSy. $s.ss.-Third Floor.
$3.9S Japanese Robes, $1.9S
Is Infants silk Robes. blue only. Friday
only. $lSe.--Thsrd Floor. ..'. !.
S. to $40 Jack Tar Suits, $2.9S
50 two-piece suits. in white and colors.
Regulation styles Sizes II to 20. Friday
only. sf.ss.-Third Floor.
''Rubens" Shirts, 2 for 81 4"
The double-brtasted kind sises to .
years. Friday only. isr n'-Third Floor.
Novelty Aprons, 69c
OF singham, sateen. cretonne. beach cloth
and chambray. Various styles and colors.
Some with touches Of handwork Values to
$3.50. Friday only. ssc.-Third Floor.
Breakfast Coats, $2.9S
Made Of wide vale or embossed corduroy.
Rose, cherry, copen. bluebrd and wistarta.
Friday only. Se.e6.-Third Floor.
Soiled Aprons, $1.O0
Odd lot for maids and nurses, full sises,
with or without bib. Formerly $50 to Il %.
Friday only. $I.0o.--Third Floor.
Women's S. Bath Robes, $3.9S
Made Of cozy blankets. IN practical colors
Cord and ribbon trimmed. Friday only.
S3.S8.-Third Floor.
Quilted Slippers, S8c
japanese Boudoir siippsrs. embroidered.
vamp. stiff back. Kimono colors. Friday
only. Ssc pair.-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
100 Higher Priced Dresses
$15.75

1VU uly NcIsI TiCcu DTcSScS
.. $15.75
There are about one hundred OF these
dresses. So as 70 effect quick clearance.
we have marked them At the above low fig
ure Fashioned. Of Canton crepe. Satinback
eomSn.tiOna ssRs ".o Attractive @ @ models. In navy
and black. Friday only. S1S.7S. ..
Palais Rsyai-Third Floor.
$3.50 to $5 Bon Ton
Corsets, SOS
These were regular stock models Praeti.
cal for slender. average .. stout figures
Low or medium bust models. 6iEes up to
81 Friday only. Ss.sS-Third Floor.
Brassieres and Bandeaux, 79c
Regularly $50 to $500. Brassieres. lace
lace: hook front or back styles. Bandeaux
OF wash satin with wide elastic at bottom.
50 to 81. Friday only. 7Sc.-Third Floor.
Mems Union Suits, $1.OO
% Ribbed. fall weight. ecru cotton suits. long
sleeves and ankle length. Form fitting. Sec.
onds of 81 grade. Friday only. N.-Main
Floor.
Mems Union Suits, $1.69
- gray suits. part wool: long sleeve:
finished to perfection. Sizes 80 to 4s.
Friday only, s1!--Main Floor.
Mems Union Suits, $1.29
Heavyweight ecru cotton ribbed suits.
long sleeves. ankle length. Closed crotch
style. seconds Of - Grade. Friday onlN
1.1s.-Main Floor.
Mems $3.50 Socks, 89c
SILK and wool fuli.fashioned socks. heather
mixtures, guaranteed fast color. Very high.
grade for now and winter wear. Second
quality" Sizes sh to I'M. Friday only,
Mems 81 Underwear, 69c Gar.
BalbriEsan fall and carly winter underwear.
forced bicycle seat, ankle length. A few
slishtly imperfect. Shirts, 81 to 50. Draw.
era, % to 4s. Friday only. ssc gsrment.-
Main Floor.
Mems Mercerized Socks, 23c Pr.
500 pairs of black socks. reinforced feet,
heel and toes. Made extra strong. Sizes
10 to III. Friday only, sSc.-Main Floor.
Boys Pajamas, $1.19
Two.piece heavy fiannelette pajamas, with
military collar and finished with silk frogs.
Cut full and wen made. Ages 3 to 10.
rr~iS.- ~~I, ~ 1o-Msss B1>~.
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
Little Boys $3.50 Overcoats
A.95

Good quality In gray and brown cinnamon.
button.to-nsck model. belt all around. made
with wool Innings. Wonderful bargain sps.
oiai. Sizes to .. Friday only. Sl.SS--Main
Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
$1.50 Pauls Henna; In all the
leading shades, $1.19 Box

400 Packers Charm, excellent lotion for
skin and scalp, lec bottle. f1'af
100 Yarritu spanish CASTLE Soap. cakes
for Go. @,
lsc velour Powder puffs. for SIC.
Ralsis Royal--Afsin Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-10-26
Coats, Dresses, Sms--lO Wonder Lots

Juveniles' c Ceat-Of
reliab le materials, In
brown, gray and navy,
Ss.s. sizes g to 10 $3.50
New Dresses - Wom-
ems; Canton crepes, Poi
ret twills,
new and chic GO on
models -. OCsCJ
200 Dresses- ems
of satin, Canton, mate
lasse, P eiret b twiils.
snIS ~1IS'y $3.50
$5.s5 to S6.75 Skirts-
Sports models of heavy
wool velour, prunella and
novelty check clothsj
plain and h 90
pleated 90, HOY
$3.eS Skirts-Women'sj !
in all regular sizes; a
wonder at x3.95. Fri
.. day ...'.... .al' S1.95
Bsrgain basement.