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The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Exceptional Talaes in
Knit Underwear

All the kinds of knit undcrwcar-light,
medium and heavy weight-that are
worn for the next few months have
been specially priced for this selling.
Swiss Ribbed Vests, 3 for 81
Light weight cotton, regular and extra
sizes, bodice and shoulder strap styles.
Lisle Bloomers, 85c-White, pink,
black, reinforced.
Cotton Union Suits, 75c-Fine
weave cotton with bodice or shoulder
strap top and light or shell knee.
Cotton and Wool Union Suits,
$1.o5-A most unusual value, reg
ular and extra sizes, French band top,
in knee length, we'll reinforced.
Children's Sleeping Garments,
S1.25, $3.50, S1.75--Brushed cot
ton, very soft and warm, made with
Aat.locked seams. Priced according to
size.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Children's, Hats
and Coats Reduced

We have reduced TIN rrices on all Of
our Winter hats and coats for very
small people. The majority Of the
coats are now MARRIED at S1O.5O,
with few higher. Most of the hats
are CSC, with some higher priced.
Infants handmade dresses--a new
perfectly fresh selection, specially
priced, $3.50. Infants' handmade
slips, special purchase '. CSC
Handmade slips, with seailoped ufle,
? to 6 years, $3.50. Hand. made
drawer waists, specially priced, $l.25
FOURTH FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
cAdyance Spring Designs Arriye
Morning Dresses

Gingham, chambray, voilc, tissue and
linen are now SO carefully used IN the
designing of morning dresses that women
wear them the year round, whether they
are here in the North or going South.
AT SS.75A dress of white voic with collar, cuffs and
of white ogandie, edged with Val lace, tie SASH
deep uieks in the skirt
AT S7.95--A very smart model of navy and black
batste with tiny white dots and collar cuffs and
of embroidered organde.
AT S8.7SA crisp checked gingham, tailored with white
organde collar and cuffs, edged with Filet lace.
At y4.5OA white batiste dress with coored dots einc
skirt and white organdie collar.
AT s5.o5--A checked gingham sip-on model, hand
embroidered in worsted. Deep tucks in the skirt edged
with rick rack braid
SECOND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Sale! Glove Silk
Underwear

Vests--with tailored tops and ribbed
shoulder straps, S1.50
Bfoomers--cut full and we'll REIN
forced, S1.95
Picoted Vcst--heavy quality glove
silk, with bodice or shoulder strap top,
trimmed with picot edging, $3.50
Pantalettes - black, navy, taupe,
brown and Pekin, S3.25
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Elente Corsets
1896

This model has sold until now for a
much higher. price! 1t is made of
silk broche, lightly boned, with elastic
girdle top. Pink or white.
SECOND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
5000 Yards
Silks, s1.95 Yard
The Kinds You Need!

A wonderful assortment of the most
useful silks-from those for lingerie
to fine dress fabrics-marked at one
modest price! Practically every color,
light and dark, as well as black and
white.
Crepe de Chine, Satin, Striped Tab
Silks, Radiam-Neptane and
Sweet Bridr
GROUND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Jersey Sports Goats
$3.50

Here are the newest all-wooI
Jersey sports coats, which are
dotting the American Rivieras
today. There are Tuxedo modes,
plain or trimmed with hand
made krimmer, and sleeveless,
box and Norfolk styles. In
gay or somber colors, and SO
nominally priced only because
they were secured by special
purchase.
THIRD FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Tissue Gingha1ns
Favor Clear Checks
IN Green or yellow

For several years VIC have been unable
to secure good assortment of tissue
ginghams and many women have ex-
pressed desire for them. We are
particularly glad, therefore, to tell you
of the beautiful assortment we have
this year.
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Why They Are Popular

lis because they have the delightful
clear checks characteristic of fginghams,
but looser weave which makes them
cooler and more comfortable for hot
weather.
Green and yellow are, as we said,
the most popular colorS--sueh lovely
shades these are too!-so far this
season, and checks arc the best pat.
erns. 60 inches wide. Csc, 75c, 85c
and 81 yard.
sEcoNc FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Afternoon and Dinner
Gowns Most Attractive
to Women at SIS

That plaits are still popular is proved by
gown, right. And that sleeves are still
notes of attraction is evidenced by the
plating that continues boldly beyond the
short sleeve to be caught snugly at the
wrist. Note the lowered waistline and
loose plated panels both so smart!
Developed in crepe Romano, tan, rust,
white, navy and black.
Drapes are SO very fashionable that the crepe de
Chine gown left, has gone in for multiplicity of
small chiffon drapes Of the same color. This gown
is typical of collection, nominally priced at SIS
THIRD FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-01-22

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For Beach Hear \NNVN
in the South v
Sports Hats, $3.50
An imported hat - small soft
adjustable and SO unfailinglycorrect
for morning wear! 1t is two
toned weave, white woven with
pastel shades or dark colors. At
such a modest price you can buy
several of these hats-one to
match each morning frock.
And Large Sun Hats
--untrimmed, for the innumerable
occasions when you want larger hat
there are charming styles in dozens Of
the seasons S smartest straws, Hawaiian,
Tagal, leghorn, Venetian, limbo (the
seasons favorite), lace Tuscan, hand
crocheted viscas, felt and visca novel
ties and many others, all untrimmed.
All Most. Moderately Priced
s2.45 to 1915
FOURTH FLOOR
Prices are Reduced for
Reynier Gloves
A new low price level on these finest
Of French gloves! Prices for all styles
from the wrist length a.clasp to the full
I6,button dress length have been con.
siderably reduced. This is the FIRST
announcement of the new low price
level. Women who appreciate the
finer gloves will hasten to secure several
pairs while the assortment is complete.
The Same Fine Quality
The lowered prices have not affected
the quality Of these elace kid gloves.
Material and workmanship remain the
finest that we know of.
The New Price Range
s-eIasp glacek kid, ,overseam sewn, $500
2-clasp Chevrette, for walking and
motoring $500
S.button length, glace kid for the pre-.
vailing bell sleeves $3.50
aa.butron length, glace kid, for semi.
formal wear $3.50
s6-button length, glace kid, for dress
wear +. $3.50
Colors-white, black, tan, mode,
beaver, grey, champagne.
GROUND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-01-22
Model Fur Coats
and Wraps
In the January Sale

Coats and wraps that are not only beau
tiful but distinctive, since there is only
one of kind. Mink, mole, kolinsky,
squirrel, broadtail, caracul, Alaska Seal
Hudson Seal Coats, s225 dyed Muskrat)
There are only few of these coats left and they
have been reduced the lowest price for this last
week of the Sale. Other Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat)
coats, S275 and S345
Natural raccoon coats Sl49.50. They the sports
models that you see worn much for motoring or
general wear. Natural muskrat coats, S125, the
lowest price we have been able to quote for fur
coat in several years.
FOURTH FLOOR
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14
RIBBON NOVELTIES

Vanity Powder Boxes OF
tinted ribbon, with mirror and
puff at soc to $3.50.
Rosebud Rosettes-In pink or
blue in dainty gift box, at.
Csc pair.
Lovely ~Corsase-Bouquet, Of
French tinted ribbon, very
PRETTY shaded. in gift boxes.
at 75c to SITS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14
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BOXED
handkerchief

Pure linen 'kerchiefs with hand en-
broidered corners. box of three at
$50.
Dainty embroidered kerehefs with
colored borders at 75c box Of three.
Boxed 'kerchiefs of sheer lawns with
embroidered corners, ; to a box. at
see.
Others at soc, gee, sl.25, $500 and
$3.50 box.
Riddles Hankies-Box Of three in a
coIored lawn, with colored embroid-
cry. at Csc.
'Kerchiefs for Riddles in gift boxes,
in white and %coIors. at Use, soc, 75o,
and SLIGO box.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14

Dainty French Lingerie Sets
In gift boxes. at IS TO $3.50
per set.
Ribbon Garters-In lace OIL
ostrich trimming. at $50 to
$500.
Gift Garters-Of dainty RIB
bon.. with rosebur trim. S5c to
$3.50.
Powder Paddes1Of dainty
shades, CSC to S1.e5.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14

Ivory 2-Piece Toilet SetsE75c.
Baby Record Books{1.00.
Silk Quilted Sacques1Of pink
or blue silk, daintiIy cmbroid-
cred. $3.95.
3-Piece Brushed Wool Suits
In all the wanted shades, at
$7.85.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14

Dainty Little Creepers and
Rompers-In white and col
DTS with dainty embroidered
yokes. and pockets. at $50
to $500.
Bingham Dog and Calico Cat
Toys for the kiddie. wash
able. Csc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14

SILVERWARE
Bridal Wreath
$1.25 Butter Knife and Sugar
Shell. special. CSC.
S1.O0 Cold Meat Fork. S5c-
Sis 3-picoe Child's Set;
Spoon. Fork and Knife. S1.39.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14
TIT B
Are Santa''s First Thought

1t wouldn't be Christmas without them. SO you see they should
really be more gifted" than anyone else Even though baby
won't be able to make out what it's all about his mother will
greatly appreciate your thoughtful remembrance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14
1900 CLIMBING
l5c

1900 Climbing Monkeys
made Of tin and highly
painted. Pull the string
and up he climbs. Special
price, while they last. at
15c. Two limit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14

All pure wool sweaters with
roll collar or wo-in-one tux
edo. and for the smaller miss.
a coat that buttons to the
neck. Shades are navy, car
dinal. peacock. tan and
brown, sizes 26 to Sc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14

From top to top they'r re Van Raalte' of pure ingram
silk. Each pair IS fashioned to fit the foot and ankle
perfectly. The popular colors and black are repre-
sented.
Women's Lace Clock Hose, s2.95-Your Hosiery gift col
lections must include at least orc pair-aIl Nk hose in
a wide range of new lace clocking patterns; @C OK
black, white and coors ...............
OUTSIDE Hosiery of Silk will be found
here in a complete assortment, 81 to So
Women's Silk and Wool Hose, $l.95-A wonderful as
sortment Of pure silk and wool stockings in all the new
combination of colors in plain and 81 or
fancy ribbed effects.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14

a SPECIAL purchase brings an
unusual price. A man's gift
tSo cigar rests. match holder.
assorted colored elas, Innings,
Ve.y special. SSc.
Compete or Table Set-Will
make any table look more at
tractve. Furnished dull
and pair Of candle sticks.
bronze poIychrome fruit bowl
frightened with touches Of col
or; the set G. II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-14

AT $3.95 genuine Beacon
robe in floral and convention
al designs. Pockets. sleeves
and collar finished with satis
ribbon. has girdlc. Sizes 60
to A, in all good shades.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
Mene Mnrnben in Dberi6leiien.

Berlin, z. Sum.-2m1 elmer aus
8eutben, Sberihleiien, eingetroffenen
Depei6e, bat sic interauiierte @on-
troll &ommiiiion fir Oberi6leiten
oas &riegsre6t Mber Stabt nno 2an6
&leidmib, &inbenburg un6
&Dlorif Derbdngt. NuBer6em a1nter-
iteben 6ie 3eitungen IN gang Sber=
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lauf, 6aB es am Dienitag gu &ratpal-
len 5pii6en Dentider nn6 Holen in
8ertben, iomie in &ettopib gefom=
men lit nn6 6aB gelegenoli6 bie1er
nnruben Elm 9eutl6er qetDtet puroe.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08

ne. Die &irde mar bis auf ben lettert
glat nit Anoddtigen angefiiat n11o
eg ipare1, uiiber 70. Mutomobile, IN be-
men @ermanote unb 5reurtoe Der So
mile 3app Sic 9eide Ser onbinge-
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mayer ser Gbipperpa gnsfet gomponD
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ct ieinen6reu1o Sobn @nnmel begriiB.
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80 MenidenIeben ainae 11berlorer1>

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plooierte. Ser 6lnB, nit @aiolin lib
er5ogen mar in Elm Slammenmeer
eingebum, io0aB an &ettungsperiu-
DIE 1i6t at 6enfen mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
3bilabelpbia sic ,rad5ite Beftta6t.

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SangerfeIt bes Norooitliden Singer
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Sobn Iobnn bon ct. Sofepb, mel
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Der. 9as 8egrdbnis finoet bel1te mad
einem Mequiem nuf Dem Befigen Got
tesafer itatt. M0ge er ruben in 65rie-
ben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08

idlpanb, obfe lem @eripre6en, fir
Ietn &inb aus eriter gbe Gorge 5l
tragen 81 balten, 1T in 5eattle, $50
bington, anfgetaubt, mobin it'd Sbe-
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nabIdiiignng 5ugegeben ,nro miro,
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5gri9eine1 MAIDEN.
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monatli6en 8%eriammlung Der ct.
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meigert, Die &ontraft=8on6s Ser Mc=
gree=Moos @ompanp m5unebmen,
6arob er am 8. Stunt boris &reisge=
ribt gelaben 1T, rn 6te @runoe feline
MISUNDERSTANDING an5ngeben.D Sic
Bombs larten auf $250,000 un6
$4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
Mu6lanb sie6t Sr1tppen 5ltrad.

Bufareit, Nitna1ieL 8. sum.
ruffiide sotpiety&egierung 5iebt,
iDie nab 8ufnreit beribtet miro, lire
aus Der Ndbe Der %beiiarabi-
iden @ren5e 5uriif.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-08
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
81. CLOUD, MINNESOTA

III grooflpn fottfan6. Das 8uones-
Gireftoriuln bette iib bereits IN iei-
1lar Dora1igegangenen 5iBung nit
Ser MngaIeeenbeit beiddftigt uno bie
.be5uglihe Arregung gl1tgebeiBen.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-11-15
BIG IDS
! scHooI soTEs.

Agnes Mcfarland 4 enrolled ia sthe
9th grade Monday, making the total
enrolment six teen.
Vincent Liden left his name at the
school house one cold day.
The Tverstol's children were absent
from. school last week onSaccount Of
Aid. chriatopherson was absent
last ThursdAy
The Eighth Grade geography class
just completed their naps Of y. 8.
sent last aondsy. s 800 l, S J 8
Miss Ellen Ahlm left last Saturday
evening Tor Barnesyille for an extend
e visit ct /, the home OF her sister,
- Myrtle osand visited at the home
OF her cousin, Mary Carlson. Sunday,
RETURNING home Monday. 8. !.
.visitorat the y. Harris home Sunday.
s. Myrtle Osand and Laura Hill visit
ed at Henry Qsand's Sunday. 81
The Arne Osand family called at N.
Mains last week. S5s:SssSa @
The callers ct the 6. Carlson home
dsughter Hilma. ana Bennie. olai Ia
den. Elling Erickson. Axel AorberR.
Jorgen Brosdahi and Ole Harris. So
Mrs. Christensen was 6 business
catlerssAt ArgNlo last Friday. 4,
Hazelle Christenson came home last
the home OF her aunt in North Da-
kota. 49, Is vs. 60 ~
# Mrs. Ludwig Lindemoen has been =
guest az the home Of her niece. Mrs
OLAF Liden. s5s:s
- The prayer meeting was held at
the. home Of Henry Qsand last We'd
nesday evening. u we .z5s ~ ss5
Mable .McF arland1 is visiting at her
home here. s35:ss
The Elling Erickson family called
at Conrad Melo's Sunday. g. 81
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55ss Nov. s-Dec. 10
Notice Of Mortgage Foreel>sure Sale


whereas defauit haa been made in
+he nsrmen4 oi 81 int h due Hsrch
lat. 1872 under the terms 81 the here
matter described morteaRe ana de-
IS Is Day ss' the taxes f6f ths years 1890
saId mnrfEare. which morfraEe was
All. ~ oa.,9~iS n, Inhr 1srail And r1nra
srroi, N1ia site ,norfraRnre a Ia CT.
u.nsar mort 80 raa defeslS TIE 1st lay
Of March. 1g20-' ana with the power
OF sale therein contained duly record
deeds IN and FOR Marshaii COUNTY.
Ninnesofa. m the 11tfi day"of March.
1920 At ISIS O'clock =. IL in Book
81 Of Mortgages on page ,s an%
M deh sae secmped fhereSy Vas siuIv
= ss;pnad nv said q T. Hansen. MORT
raree. to Minneapoiis Trust Company,
assirnment dated p Anrii 18th. 1896 and
racn1Iaa IN fI,e nffice az ia Rerisfer
III Deeds on Aprii 3t)th. 1920. at 100
O'clock r. N. in Book Sc Of Mortgages
pase s44 and duly
nompa ns Tpuste ehe nnier the Win Of
assignment dated June 2Srd, 1890. and
Of Deeds ON Juiy oath. 1920. at 500
O'clock o. a. n. in Book ~ Of Mortgages
o eirn pds h1 sa;d = finnaanolis hurst
Ha,nra,,,, az Tr,,stnn ,,.dar ~ VIII
~ Iphn Waahhnrn Deceased to Min
% .,a. Jo Ts,sn4 rn, ~, Wr;1tnn
q ss;rn,nant dstaS r,iw S7th 1es2s and
rasnSSan7 -; M 80 so. "a . a.;star
~ neaIs On Aneuat IN 5>1q92 az a.10
y! neeos on Ky vs. IN ,n3 ~ NJ oy'
- oaosN - ~ Az. 1nc DooN 10 =
saSes On , ase,1vo'
c;Ne, -, 81 4ha ass;enee IF ssid mort,
s1a s. Gu dacisres a5d does seciars 81,
tha nr;,cinaI s,,,, lnf 4be - mart.
gage. by reason Of the aforesaid de-
faults. to be now due and payable. and
that the amount which is. claimed to
be due and is due at the date of this
notice upon said mortgage is in prin-
cipal and interest the sum OF -Four