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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19
Charming Actress
Is Real CRUSADER
For Her BuddieS
Sis Rita Gould Speaks
From the Heart in Urging
Aid for War Heroes.

Two years OF cheering up boys.
who the next day might be sent 10
their deaths does rot permit one
TO forget them. now that they arc
safe. / saw them hcroicalIv serving
their country in danger. I came 10
love them all, and wherever 20. ]
lift my voice in an appeal that ia s
country does not forget them and
that the same splendid enthusiasm
they felt IN war, be given in day
of peace.
1t is sis Rita Could. actress
speaking-aud speaking from her
heart. Her career upon the foot
lights extends back OF the days or
war and her reputation as "a clover
singer with that mysJica. hing CALI
ca personality has made her flmOu-
all over The land.
Now she is a different actress than
she was before although hcr cN-
perieucC as entertainer $40 war camps
and in the cncampments abroad has
taken nothing of that versatility
which has won her a real place.
Now, in her curtain calls. she
III AAa 70 n EN.A -NAn T.. A-HciNA'h III tAA
speaks the language of the people
in behalf of her "buddies
Need Jobs First"
The things 10 be remembered is
that the boys need jobs drst and they
need 10 know that the people DO
not forget their services. Tho sens.
Of ingrattude is the most terrible
thing any one can have. That hurts
says Miss Gould.
II am trying 20 reach all the PEG
pie L can from the stage have
never enjoyed any gathering ass much
as I did the soldiers reception.
shall tell other cities what Raa done
mere and try 20 get them 20 feel as
the people rels here.
If you turn 10 her cOrrespOn
you VIII ind u a strange one Tor a.
popular actress
Your message meant much 20 me
as 1 heard il al Keith tneatel
writes a lad from Dayton who then
describes his four operations that
came from wounds received 10 30
months Of service.
we are rho same broken bodied
minds and hearts. and cam sou
imagine the JOY and peace gou-
dear thoUghtfulness Will give rs we
listen TO the music Of our Sis'2 Ot
course you can. writes "a boy from
one OF the hospitals I'm Texas 20
which she had sent a record of her
songs
That is Sis RIA, sweetheart. sis
1 ter. mother and friend Of the thou
sands OF soldier boys who heard her
in France and for whom sne Is now
making a serious effort while sine
pleases the mulutudes from the Or
I pheum circuit
She closed her engagement last
night. carrying away the cheers of
the BOYS who turned out on the fInal
evening 70 give her . rousing fare
well Manager Scharnberg - trE-
ing 20 bring her back again ln re-
/ sronss 20 requests from service
men and her friends. She saws she
Z likes South Bend and wants 10 come.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19
ANTHRACITE MINERS
WILL PRESS DEMAND
FOR " AGE INCREASE

Continued from page onel
organization Action OF the CON
stitutional committee in disapprov-
ing the amendment was ratified by
vote of % 10 10
Debate on the proposal lasted
more than two hours, during wnich
the action of Lewis in suspending
officers Of the Kansas Union strike
an dthat of Han I'm opposing direct
action In settlement OF walc dis
putes was discussed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19


money was available. but IL was
said that the prcponderanCe OF SEN
timent was for specific provision
that tho financing be done with
funds derived from the sale OF re-
funded British bonds in the United
States
This brought up the question Of
the new form Of taxation on liquor
4 general speeding Up OF the
work or the senate also was said 10
have been brought UP with suEges-
tions for day and night sessions OF
the finance committee
Aside from she allied debt refund
inc bill and the bonus measure. the
senate will have before n the four
power treaty. the tariff bill and all
Of the annual supply measures, as
well AZ other important matters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19
ORGANIZATION OF
INDUSTRIAL BUREAU
IS PLANNED HERE
Approve Plan at Monthly
Meeting of Chamber of
Commerce Directorate.

Organization of manufa cturers
bureau TO embrace south Bend and
Mishswska and 10 operate for the
interest of local manufacturing con
Germs and owners was approved az
the monthly meeting Of the chamber
OF Commerce directorate Wednesday
afternoon Miles ". O'Brien OF the
South Bend Lathe Works was named
chairman Of the committee on or
ganizstion.
The bureau viii be established a.
carly as possible, it was said and
Will operate for the protection OF
manufacturers only on n similar plan
or the Merchants bureau now oper-
ating i'm South Bend
An order was approved by the di,
rectors TO interest outside capital
and Investments made IN south
Bend The order was especially
adopted TO stimulate public interest
In Building and Loan Companies. 70
promote building in the city and
multiply the number OF home own
Crs.
Further Investigation.
The matter of the request made by
the Indiana. Bell Telephone company
for raising rates on phone service in
South Bend was referred to the com
mittee on public affairs for further
investigation. Walter Hildebrand.
chairman Of the committee was or
dered 10 submit report of the in
vestigation at an early meeting.
Announcement of the yearly mem
bership campaign of the local Cham
Der 10 be launched during the month
OF April was made at yesterday =
meeting q NJ. Johnson was named
chairman of the drive committee. A
similar drive to the one made during
1921 is planned this year.
Arrangements for a celebration
and COMMUNICATION in 1928 for the
centennial anniversary of South
Bend since its establishment as a
trading post in 1923 were discussed.
A list Of committees and commit
teemen for various phases of the
work OF the Chamber during 1922
was approved by the directors.
Discussion Of routine business oc-
Cupicd the remainder of the time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19
CHARGES BUYING HAYS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. The
movie trust has purchased VIII H
Hays 10 lead the screen in ad rive
20 dominate the POLITICS of the
United States and quash anti-moovie
legislation, Or. Wilbur T. Crafts
premier OF reformers. charged here
Wednesday.
rs there any American too dull
to resent and prevent this conspir.
acy Of mostly a foreign trade 10 run
this government in the interest Of
orc sect" Crafts demanded.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19
NOTRE DAME DEFEATS
MICHIGAN AGGIES, 81

EAST LANSING. Mich. Jan. 1s-
Notre Dame won a hockey game
with the Michigan Aggies here Wed
nesdsy by the score of , 20 1. The
Notre Dame team outplayed the Az
gies throughout the contest. and as
the stellar work Of Castuer featured
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19

like 10 know II o. will make sue
cess.
Ans.-You viii be successful in
paving for your home, but I see
nothing promising out or the ordi-
nary ia your business until late this
summer The year OF 1923 appears
very promising for you.
j what has become OF my
right bedroom slipper
Ans-Look under some furniture
that you have stored away in either
the back room or back shed OF your
home. Your slipper was carried
there by the puppy
e. s. F-WHl 7 be successful In
moving from my present location,
and can I depend upon the ones
am dealing with
Anz-Do not move for the pres
eut but wait until after the first OF
March advise that YOU have a
better understanding with the par
ties with whom YOU are doing bust.
ness.
p j. M'-Why doesn't George s.
answer my letters Does he still
love me. and will We ever marry ?
Ans.-Your friend George has
been married since the early part
Of last September and is at present
living in GAINESVILLE Ohio Tie also
viii. be a father this coming No
vember. ] doubt very much II he
will ever marry YOU
3. r. Twill YOU please tell me
II my wife is going to he contented
on the farm?
Ans-Financially YOU Will be
successful but for domestic reasons
see that this IS not a wise move
on your part as your wife will not
be content 10 remain i'm the country
for more than an approximate per-
iod of six months
- Would IL be advisable %
stay i'm my present business?
Ans advise that YOU devote
more Of your time TO your former
occupation as IL holds a better fu-
ture for YOU.
Z !. W--WilI I always work like
I am working now?
Ans see no change for YOU
for tho next few months but 7 see
a change for the bettermeut shortly
after the first Of September This
will mean more 10 YOU both finan-
cially as well AS being easier and
Will bring a greater contentment OF
mind 10 you
i. L. ML-WiI 7 go west soon
can I get employment?
Ans.-I earnestly advise THAT you
rsff Il
least another year. and when you Do
go. so to the northwest or to the
southwest as your real success lies
there
4. a. F.-My department at the
factory is closed temporarily Shall
I lok for other work?
Ans.-I advise that YOU take an
other position temporarily as it will
be some time before your formei
position viii open steadily.
+. M-How LONG Will I bc located
i'm Flint. Mich?
Ans would not advise that you
make change at the present time
as you will receive a better offel
later on that viii mean more tC
! you financially
/ Z. G.--WiH 7 ever hear again. and
I will my eyesight improve.
Ans.-You viii never again hav,
! perfect hearing. i would advist
YOU to Immediately consult with Z
| reputable specialist In either Detroi
/ or Chicago, as there is ample OF
4 portunity for the Improvement o
your eyesight. 7 see that you vii
I always have to wear glasses. how
! ever.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19

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peared on the formal announce
ment as the committee charge Of
forming tho association were
Adolph Zuker. William Fox. Marcus
Loew. Lewis !. Selznick. r. c. Cole.
Samuel Goodwin and Carl La
Emmle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19

This was Richards final question
for Wednesday, but another install
mcnt viii appear tomorrow. If
your question has not already ap-
Pearcd, watch for it later. but be
sure to sign your full and correct
name. Letters signed only with mi
tails Will be ignored. If YOU are IN
a hurry for your question, take it
TO the Oliver theater, where Rich
ards doubtless viii answer YOU dur
ing tho mental portion OF the big
performance. Private question
blanks may also be obtained At the
theater box office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19

The elephant rarely sleeps for
more than I'VE hours a DAY
Foliage in London. Eng or sny
place where there is much SCOT -
U Suauy fairly free from insect pests
Elephants have been known %
live 200 years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19

= 4. RYAN IEANES SIITZ co.
NEW YORK, Jan. Is.-ResiSns-
ton of Allan A. RYAN as a director
and chairman OF the board Of the
Stutz Motor Car Co. of America was
announced "Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19

About two hundred rivers flow
into the Baltic sea.
Love and smoke are 4Eo things
which cannot be eoncerSed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19
SENATE OPENS WAY
FOR REFUNDING And
BONUS BILL ACTION

Continued from page ono)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19
Hays VIII Give
Up Cabinet Job
After March 18th
Signs Contract to Become
Head of New Movie Pro-
ducers' Association.

CONTINUED from page one.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19
LOWELL BELIEVES
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
IS TOO PROMINENT

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19

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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-02
Les Jeunes Femmes

Yellow and black and unique
Halloween designs were very
much in evidence when Mrs. Les
tan DeBiieux entertained her club
Thursday afternoon in, her usual
hospitabie manner and everybody
had good time.
Mrs. Himel scored highest end
was awarded a handsome Novelty
Bridge Score and Miss Carmen
Breazeale, second, and her prize
was an attractive salad set.
At the end of the game the
guests were ushered into the din
ing room where at a handsomely
appointed table with centerpiece
emblematic of Hal!owe'en;witches,
cats, pumpkins, ETC.. with indi-
vldual favors of bisque pumpkin
heads, a most enjoyable menu of
boiled ham. fruit salad, hot but
tered rolls, tea and mints was
served to the members and guests,
Mrs. Stafford of Shreveport and
Miss Carmen Breazeale.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-02
Chamber of Commerce

1t was a matter of much person
al qualification to the retiring
PRESIDENT to have the substantial
endorsement of the members
prior to the meeting Thursday
night which proved contrary to
current rumor that the Chamber
of Commerce would continue as
an important factor in the COM
mercial and civic life of the parish
of Natchitoches that it has during
the three years of it's existence.
There was fine attendance at
the annual meeting when the re-
port OF the secretary Of the years
accomplishments was submitted
and endorsed.
1t covered quite a number of
matters that naturally come with
in the scope of such an organiza-
ton, and while some may feel
that things were left undone that
might have been done, ETC., the
majority are satisfied that much
effort was concentrated by Presi-
dent j. G. DeBIieux who devoted
time and energy to the discharge
of his Office. ss did Secretary
Keyser, and the result of their
work speaks for itself, along civic
and educational, traffic and trans
portation, industrial and agricul-
tural lines.
The Board Of Directors elected
for 1922 1923 are: Messrs. G.. II. |
Pierson, A. w. Watson, A. A. |
Winbarg, r. O. Hicks, z. A.
Oucournau, V. E. Cook, Nj. Jen-
len. V. L. Roy, K L. NcClung,
). NJ. Cunningham, I. l.. Capped,
}. Katie, S. Levy, J. B. Press
'urg, &. H. Himel, r, H. Cook
nd Charles DeBiieux, who elect
ID Mr.. c. NJ. Cunningham presi-
lent at meeting Tuesday night,
nd Friday night the secretary
will be appointed.
The Presidents policy and more
etails concerning this important
'ody will be given next week. /;
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-02
PUBLIC SALE
Re: Bank of Marthaville
In Liquidation

Pursuant to an order issued by tn
Judge of the 11th D. c., Parish o
Natchitoches, in the above entitle'
cause, of date October "a, 1922, to m,
directed, and to that effect, l, G. J
Provost. Special Agent for the Elk
aminer OF State Banks, will sell. at tn,
principal front door Of the Court Hous,
in the City of Natchitoches, La, a
the hour of ii o'clock A. M. on Satur
day,
NOVEMBER 25, 1922
the following described property, being
all the assets of the Bank OF Martha
vile on hand, to-wit:
That certain lot of ground, being
Lot No. IL of Block No. a, measuring
25 feet by 14O feet, as per original sur
vey of the Town Of Marthaville, La.
fronting on South Main Street at the
corner of Lula Street. with all build
ings and improvements thereon, con
sisting of Bank Building" together
with ALL fixtures in building, consist.
ing of: typewriter, | adding machine,
2 desks, chairs, tables, l iron safe,
tIuIC lOChs GU.
Lots 12, 13, ii. Is, and 16 and Lots
l. and 3, less 40 feet off of east end
Of said lots |, 2 and 3, and all being
located in Block 81 in the town of Mar
thavilIe, La, and being the same prop
erty acquired by Bank of Marthaville
from j. W. McGee.
III
Blocks SO and 80 and also Lots 2. 8
and of block 43, with all buildings
and improvements thereon. situated in
the town of Marthaville, La, as shown
by the original survey of said town.
w
oE4 Of NEH, Section Is, T 9, N, r
10, W, containing 40 acres more or less,
with all buildings and Improvements
thereon. All mineral. oil and gas
rights are subject to reservations in
in previous transfers,
One bay horse, age II years, weigh.
ing S75 lbs.
Unsecured note of Jerry Hammond
for $2OO.00, with per cent interest
and lOper cent attorney fees, past due.
Unsecured note of Clifton R. Sand
ers, for $67 80, dated May %. 1919,
and due Dec. !, 1919, with per cent
interest from date and 10 per cent at
lorney fees; payable to Bank Of Mar
thavilie.
Unsecured note of w. M. Lewis,
lated February %, 1920, and due Six
months after date, for $4,000, bearing
per cent interest from Nov. 13, 1920,
md 10 per cent attorney fees, payable
o the Bank Of Marthaville.
Judgment in favor of the Bank of
against A. A. Hammond, |
or the sum of $50, ,7O9. as, with interest
md attorney fees. dated the 18th day
): November. 1921, and recorded in |
Jerks Office in Book 1876, Folio 230 OF |
iortgages.
Terms of Sale: Cash, for what it |
will bring without appralsement.
(signed) C. J. PROVOST.
Special Agent.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-02

Every vocation is open to the
women of Finland, which country
we are apt to think Of as decades
behind other European. to say
nothing of American countries, in
regard to the gentler sex.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-02
Notice

Notice is hereby given that there
will be stockholders meeting of The
Ranch Inc, held at the Office of Scar
borough & Carver on Monday. Nov
ember 18th, at $50 P. NJ, to elect a
Board of Directors as per Article 4 of
the Charter.
1l-2, ct. H. A. COOK, President.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-02
Notice to Negro Teachers

The colored schools Of the Parish
will open Monday, December 4, 1922
Teachers desiring to secure positions
should report to the office of the
School Board without delay, as there
are quite a number of places yet
untitled.
1l-2st c. E. HOOPER, supt.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-11-02
Veniire

State of Louisiana,
Parish of Natchitoches.
Gentlemen:
The following names were drawn to
serve AS Grand and Petit Jurors for
the coming term of Court.
Grand Jurors, by Wards, called for
Monday, 27tn day of November. 1922.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
RYAN'S ASSETSARE
SOLD FOR %,6(0
"Stutz King" Owing $l8,-
900, 900, Tells Of Borrow
inq on Life Insurance.
Ey the Associa ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August "4.-Tangibie
assets of Allan \. Ryan, Wall street
broker and manipulation of the IA
NOUS "Stutz corner" who recently
went into bankruptcy with liabilities
of SIS. 900, 900, were sold yesterday for
$500.
The sale, approved by Bankruptcy
Referee Peter 3. Olney. consisted OF
seventeen items-several promissory
notes; an accident policy with no
cash value; a certificate Of member
ship in a country club. redeemabie
for $3.50; fifty community club GER
tificates. valued at $3.50; Is pieces OF
iewelry. so shares of Stutz Motor
stock: interest in several mortgages
and shares in several small enter
prises including a base ball club.
Mr.. Ryan. in the hearing before
Referee Olney, was subjected to ms
first examination before his credit
ors.
Interrosated by David II. Miller.
counsel for the trustees, he SAID MS
wife advanced him the money to pur-
chase the Federal Motor Car COM
pany of Indianapolis. Mr.. Miller re-
ferred to this stock as worthless.
He said that he started more tnan
a year ago to borrow money on ms
three life insurance policies of $5o..
600 each and that he had borrowed
all but s1.1O0 on all of them.
When asked il the lease, on his
east 3sth street home was worth
anything. he laughed and said:
I'D like to get rid OF It.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
BLONDS LURED MEN
TO LOSS AT GAMBLING
Girls Held as Decoy Figure With
Diamond-Studded Dice and
Gold Tops,

NEW YORK. August PA luxuri-
ously furnished apartment, Where
out-of-town visitors were mulcteu.
after being attracted there by two
blond girls, was brought to hght
early today when the police raided
house on the upper West Side, near
Riverside drive.
Diamond-studded dice, listed by the
police as worth $500. solid gold put
and-take tops, and many packs OF
gold edged playing cards were
among the objects found by the
raiders.
Buyers from other cities had COM
nlained to various hotels that, desir-
ing to see something of New York
night life. they had fallen prey to
Two charming girls. WHO were ap-
narently women of wealth. as they
had their own automobiles and uni
formed chauffeurs.
A watch being set. one girl who
gave her name, after the arrest, as
Miss May Byrne, was located and
1raiIed to the apartment. When the
nolice entered a man found there had
lust given a check for $1OS In pay
ment of gambling debts and another
came in just after the police arrived,
who had already made complaint of
having been defrauded of s303 in
cash and check.
The two girls and man charged
with being a decoy for the apart
ment were arrested and held Tor
court action.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
20c&35c Hose; 2 Prs, DC

women's Onyx Isle hose. IN black and
white.
Boys and Girls ribbed hose, black. white
and brown.
Children's and Misses plain color and
fancy top socks.
All sizes. Friday only, pairs, 4sc.-
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
Stationery Specials

One Pound Paper, ~ shsets and Pack.
ases Envelopes, "a to package. 55c value.
Friday only, 4bc.
800 Crepe Paper Napkins. 45c value.
Friday only, $50.
40 Sheets Wax Paper, for lunches, etc.
5Sc value. Friday. 28c.
Main Floor
Evening star., 1922-08-24

Ribbon Specials

Remnants of Dresden. light and dark
grounds. Satin, Moire. etc. All colors and
Two-tone Satin Ribbons. s inches Wide.
for girdles. etc; many combinations. Fri
day only, SOC yard. ....
dies etc: ) to 6h inches wide. Light and
dark shades. Friday only, $50 yard.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-24

Public benches are reserved for
women and children on the Paris
toulevards.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
Garden Hats, Friday at 80c

Regularly $3.50 and S. Any one desiring
to finish out the few weeks Of summer with
a fresh. new hat. now is their opportunity.
Good assortment Of colors. Friday only, ssc.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-24

Remarkable Ready-to-Wear
Values for Friday

SIS AIl-wool Jersey
Suits. Only 5 in the
lot. At
$o.o5 Cloth Capes.
Only E. In light tan
velours. At
SIS to $1o.95 Sum-
n,er Dresses, in silks
of all kinds; mostly
light colors. At
SIS N e W Fall
Dresses, of crepe de
chine, crepe Julia,
Poiret twills. Just IS
in all. At
$7.05 Khaki Three.
piece Suits oat,
knickers and skirt.
lust II in the lot. At
Palais RoxaI.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
Notion Specials

Si.es 70 $50 Keen Guitar Scissors: made
Of hest quality steel. Friday only. 81.
1bc Dust Caps. colors. with edge trim.
minrR Friday. 90 each.
So Clark'E o. N. T. DafninE Cotton. black:
snon:, wnits iis. FL saF's 70 'p''' ''''' 'A''' .
ioe wash Cloths. with colored stripes.
Friday only. 8 for Ice.
Dressmaker Pins. assorted sizes: 4 ID. to
boz Friday. box, lHc.
Nickel Spool Holders. with colored cushion
top. Friday. each. Sec.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
SOC e 81 Union Suits. 40c

ChiIdren's Made nf cross barred muslin
and plain sauze Broken assortment. for
boy or girl Friday only. 4sc.-Ma.n Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-24

Mems U1,dershirts, Csc
About 30 Ribbed Shirts, slip-over style.
Ruttcnlssa Small sizes. No exchanges.
Friday only, a5c.-Kain Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
Under,cear, 2 for 45c

Children's. Low neck. sleeveless vests.
tish: knee and umbrella pants. knit bloom
srs IN black. white and flesh with French
band. and Infants Vests and Bands. Broken
assortment. Friday only. for 45c.-Main
Evening star., 1922-08-24
Milauese Silk Cloves, $l.37

1sbutton length. All the desired H celors S &
Qualities. Friday only. $I.S7.-Aain Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
Mems Pongee Shirts, 1926

Regularly $3.50. SO Al,-silk Shirts. left
over Collar attached. siRes IAN. ISL. 10
and 49, No exchanges Friday only, $2.95.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
Pure Silk Clones, 98c

16-button length. Do0ble-tfpped. Pafit.
r,oint stitching. Broken sizes in tans; all
sizes in white. $1.50 quality. Friday only,
9ec,-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
Strap Wrist Cau,tlets. SOC
Jumbo Union Suits. 79c

Regularly 81 Low neck. sleeveless. tight
knee and umbrella. tailored hand and
croche. edge Extra full cut. Friday only.
7oc-Eain Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
Csc to 39c Vests, 3 for 80c

low neck sleeveless. built up shoulder
and bodice style with tape strap. Swiss and
ane weave. Regular. extra and Jumbo sizes.
Friday only. 8 for 08c.-Main Floor.