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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31
Real Estate
FOR SALE AT LESS
THAN COST

The bungalow at kOG ~ Ciuoir-
natl, and also a. well-built bungalow on
the rear Of this lot szSl00 fset. StucCO
ana frame. beautiful aTchitecturoi extra
we'll built; the finest fixtures, built IN
tubs; pedestal lavAtory; extra fine sink
select oak floors; expensive decorations;
full size basement and garage, In the
highest part Gf the city, rs TO 100 feet
higher than south part % the ciy
Healthy location. Surrounded by fine
homes Two houses Tor about tho price
of one, 81 900 cash and 5000 IN three
years You must see these houses to
appreciate Wnut We are offering. THE
lighted up evenings from 2 10 Q, or ttle
phone Usage 482b, VIII call for you and
show houses. WIZ sell az less than cost to
quick buyer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

MEADowPRooK, brand.new g.
room bungalow; paving paid. we'll
of water, price 1880. with only
1850 each and $40 per month.
Cedar til.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

LOT 75Si0o. Groom house. splendid ioca.
tiou, electricity, gas and good water;
tab00 $500 viii handle, fab monthly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

MoRNiSGsfDE ADDITfOS--Extrs-la large,
comfortable bungalow, butt for a home ,
u has three large bedrooms with e1tra.
large closets. plate glass mirror In each
one. u haH large living room, with large
dining room connected with beautiful
french doors. the kitchen and break
fast rooms are spacious aud convenient.
the basement IL the best with laundry
tubs ana ciateru with pump, double
garage Ia plastered, modern servants
quarters. ~ you appreciate construc-
tion, zee this home. 4. a. Trusty, reai-
tor 1909 Mayo Bldg, Usage 652s. Usage
1879
MODERN G.room bungalow on Fast
Fourth, near Gillette, Hilicrcst addl-
tlon, hardwood floors. ivory finish. base
tub, pedestal lavRtOryg all bulit.in foa-
iurcsi stsb0. osage 5000.
MODERN Groom aud breakfast room
BUNGALOW on East Independence,
hardwood throughout, combination
furnace, large basement. garage. ivory
finish, all built.lu features $3.50
WIN exceptional terms. osaFe 5000.
NEW b.room, modern. Boswell nd
dltion, viii take small iisht car
as part first payment balance
like rent, price 1890. Cedar 777.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31
TENAs
TOO LAND FOR SIS

100 LAND FOR SIS
Famous Rosita valley. Duvai county,
Texas. deep. rich. black mesquite soil.
gently rolling, delightful. healthy cli-
mate, good water, near school. three
crops per year no snow, no ice, poor
mans chance. don't let II pass Only
flb per acre, 10 years time Write Tor
illustrated booklet &. w, Hahl Co., oil
TuTnbow Bldg., Houston. Texas
so ACRES, not leased. only t5OO. act now
n YOU want snap Cedar -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

JUST COhPLETED-rwo A-room bunga.
lows In College addition; two closets; ;
pIptd for gas and wired for electricity:
good wells: 81 each; 1900 cash and
good terms on balance. Percy Col.
llns, cedar 2tt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31
Real Estate for Sale


LOTS ron SALE 80
A BARGAlE. southeast. fairly close IN.
boNlfV corner lot, on paving sewer paid.
Price 5000, This lot must bo sold.
Mako me an offer It's = splendid build
ing site. Can Mt. Lottinvllle. Usage
APARTMENT LoCATiON-Clos In: cor
ner; paved: two sides adjoining ev-
change Bank apartmontF. Flfth and
owasso. osaRe sSei-J.
CHOICE LOT
tl6OO buys this homo site, bO-foot front
age, restricted location. Fast Fourteenth
place. Terrace Drive addition. good
terms. a. j. jenkins & Son. Osage 4JO6
6i15. 62s Mayo Bldg.
EQUITY IN two good vacant lots. near
Torrace drive. Many new homes going
up closei viii trade this equity aH first
payment on house ana lot, warren
q lizard, Tuisns LiyoBt Agency, Cedar
FOR sALE--Choice residence lots on EAst
Fourth and Fifth place. 1900 ana up.
call osase 2?02, or ossse sasz.R.
HAVE some close-in propositions on the
south side that can bo bought worth
the money. night in limo Of business or
apartment sites. Curry, with h., N.
RILEY Co, Cedar 1913.
I HAVE some good building lots on
north side; easy terms. r. J. Archer
phone Osago 1850, 20l Now Daniel
Bldg
IN ALFALFA county this state. ono OF
Aiu NtaR iaIllb III llt county llftl rtlhha
improvements. plenty OF good water,
llb acres In cultivation. sTb per acre.
will trade for Tulsa property. IL you
are In tho market Tor n good farm worth
the money, see us. Farms for sale and
trade tor Tulsa property In all parta Of
Missouri Kansas, Arkansas and okla
homa. can Ncsbitt. Usage GSsl. 105 Se-
curity Bldg.
LOT BARGAINS
S0-FOOT lot. several native shade trees;
Ia tel 80 81 T.HHH 4
foot lot In tho best residence section
G3000i 50-foot, east.front lot,, native
shade Ridgewood, i2,50O. 50-foot
choice lot paved, best In Chiders
heights. t2,T5O W S. clinton, rrsltur,
Cedar 2A9i. Cedar iis, as Kennedy.
Kendall school district, modern. vacant
lot. 500. Many other choice building
sites at bargain prices y. A. Trusty,
Rcaltor lOo2 Mayo Bldg. Usage b52s
Usage 1879
LOTS in ciose-in addition, for sale at a
bargain. Most heolthful part Of town.
Usage 1895.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

Just LISTED Heau,ifai Groom modern
BUNGALOW. North Elwcod, In 1900 block.
Hardwood floors throughout NvlnE
room across entire front, built-ln mHnteL
bookcase, etc. also garage and fruit
trees. DspEo 1000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

FOR sALE--A 22-room apartment house.
about one year old, 2 and 3-roOm apart
ments; completely furnished income
;a1b monthly The prico Ia only $4,000
fwhh 5000 cash. This Will yield 20
y per cent net on your money. Can
lAsl!e Brooks Co. realtors Osage 2S73.
Attend TulEas' greatest event: Modern
'iHne and Builders exposition. october
90 20 November
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31
Real Estate for Sale
HOUSES ron sALr

HotNts fuN SAIi W
NANTHUs. n, 72i--WIl sell or ront now
Groom duplex with two baths. one block
rom pavement. Call ownor, Usage 5000.
zuNiS. T., 100 BLOCk-Nm building two
excellent b-rOom bungalows Go sell at
very. attractive prices ana terms. VIII
finish ana decorate to suit purchaser.
CAL owner, Usage 5000.
s2oo CASH and S85 per month gives you
Immediate possession Of wonderful
ntue 4-room home, strictly modern,
beautiful decorations ana electrical Fix.
lures. hardwood floors. large screened
In back porch; close 20 school und
transportntion: only $500. can Cedar
aati
$500 CASH--Just completed dandy new
Broom cottage. modern, east from; and
in fine location. Don't give tho land.
"a all you make; start paying on
place ot your own Phone Osage bg2a.
''so CASH payment, balance $40 monthly
buys new S-roOm bungalow with sleep
Ing porch; price $500. H. ". Barrett,
2l2 bllss Bldg. Osage 50 or 65.
1900 CASH-New, five rooms and sleep
ing porch breakfast room, modern bun.
galow, oak floors, built-ln fea atureH, ga
rage, on pavement; best location; real
bargain price 1850. Usage S707-R.
$3.50 CASH PAYMENT-New. broom
bungalow; hardwood floors throughout.
Gsy s. Ssr Stone SnSs drsa sS Soafd fS
elEed, east-frOnt lot; close 20 good
school ana uanHportntioni pric" 1900,
balance like rent. Can Usage seas.
$4,000
IRVING PLACE HOME
''go 9 buhsaow Hs' and and pSW Ba sece oak
floors. latest built-ln features, excellent
decorations, ivory interior. handsome
mantel, two bedrooms, large closets CO.
foot lot. good terms on balance.
4. J. JENKINS & SON
Usage 4306.3775 b2s Mayo Bldg.
26G4 ADMIRAL COuRT-Nice Groom
bungalow; price $4,000 with $500 cash,
balance easy terms. call owner, Usage
b4b4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

566I ADMIRAL COURT-Nice groom
bungalow; price 81, 900 with $500 cash,
balance easy terms cal owner. Usage
b454.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31
LOT pARGAINa

LOTS, LOTs--We have 'em everywhere
just tell ua where you want a lot and
wen have H. Cali Oh city Realty Co,
Cedar 1911.
RESTRICTED DIsTRiCT-t4 500 $500
cash handles new broom bungalow,
modern, basement. nice maHtel, beau.
tiful decorations buiit-in features, porch
sidewalks, block transportation. Must
be seen 10 be appreciated. Cali on city
Realty Co. Cedar l0ll.
RiDGEWOOD lot east front. at bargain.
CAL owner Cedar 1890.
sAYE-We have fine building lot,
modern; close 10 transportation. fine
residence district: ti75 down and $50 q
month"; bargain; a good Investment
md savings account that Will pay
you more than 10 per cent Can r. a.
TruFty Osage b52s 1909 Mayo t'dg
VACANT LOT-l201 &. ElBin. garage and
servant quarters, partly modern. paved
drive and sldewalks, Osaga tbJ3-R.
LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

well built, S-r0om house
en good lot. You can maks your own
FERNS IL you are a responsible person.
a. little ss fio0 down II necessary.
Payments less than It should rent fUr.
Ossre s5s8
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

ADDITION-t75O buys
hrand-new bungalow, hardwood floors.
bullt-in features, mRntel, garsge; price
si,It0; good terms, Cedar 202s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

III -CHEST--s500 cash handles, beauti.
~ o'foom and breakfast room; nice
ln1htel hardwood floors large closets.
ksIagei driveway; beautiful decora tlons
pavement; sidewalksi shade. close TO
\. .4!nadp~tati9n. !ad You cant beat this for
nA'vo IN any district. Call OH City
heaIty Co. Cedar 1914,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-31

now would you like 20 own a home OF
hiA rooms and breakfast room; that has
we 1Elng room across the house large
ulnlnt room, Kitchen and breakfast
room three large bedrooms off hall
tile hlth and showers, abundant closets
ffenel doors ana boxed and storm
Sheotsd with 2El0 joists ~ inches
lpetg built on 5Nlis-foot lot with
fsntlarge oak and hickory trees and
oher shrubbery2 n you Bre looking for
none, this Is Il, IN an excellent ioca-
Gron, $4,000. with easy terms, Can
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-04-27

change the basic conditions govern
as the width of one brick. These
ing the future of Mexico by as much
basic conditions are first, the abysmal
ignorance of the Mexican masses
complicated by an infammable tenn
permanent and, second, the lack of
inter-copmunication and cohesion
between different parts of the repub-
lie. Both assures in Mexico's founda-
ton can be repaired, but the work
will be very slow and gradual. Be
fore it is completed, investments in
Mexico should be left to those of
large means who won't mind the loss
if another batch of firecrackers
should go off south of the Rio
Grande May SUNSET.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-04-27
FARM BLOC MAY BE FACTOR
IN KANSAS ELECTION

Washington, April 1O.-Aithough
there is no regularly organized agri-
cultural bloc in the house as there is
IN the senate, community of inter
ests has developed among represent
atives from agricultural and live
stock raising districts which has sue
ceeded in passing through that body
the measures which the farmers and
stOekmen have demanded.
1t appears that membership in this
rather nebulous organization may be
Kansas this fall, as John Collopy, a
the test required by the voters out in
Democrat, is running against Rep.
J. N. Tincher- of the Seventh Kansas
district on the ground that Tincher is
not member of the farm bloc.
One of the New York congressman,
who had seen clipping dealing with
Mr.. CollOpy's allegation, was twist
ing the genial congressman from the
big Seventh with lack of appreciation
on the part of the farmers.
"Huh," said Rep. James R. Mann,
the veteran Republican Congressman
from Chicago, chat Democrat may
be nearer right than you think for.
He says Tincher doesn't belong to
the farm bloc, Ell? Well, I've OBJ
served things pretty closely here and
pared to make affidavit that, so for
as the house of Representatives is
concerned, the farm bloc belongs to
Poly Tincher and Hays White" re-
ferring to the congressman from the
Sixth Kansas district who stepped up
at that time, "and these two scamps
have been using it more in the last
twelve months than it has been used
to my certain knowledge during the
last quarter of a century. kansas
City Journal, April II, 1922.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-04-27
WATCH YOUR STEP WHEN
MEXICO BOOMS

apparently the recognition of the
Obregon government by the Harding
administration is impending. The re-
suit viii probably be a boom in Mex
lean lands, oil and mining stock.
Signs are not lacking that the good
old United States suckers are getting
tired of the bait held out to them by
the financial sharks and Mexican
prospectus would enable the promot-
ers to let their imaginatioons soar
clear to Betelguese in depicting the
size of tn prospective dividends
'.But obregon's recognition won't
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-04-27
CoUNTY CLERK.s NoTIcE

In compliance with the provisions
of chapter PSI, Laws of 1909, the
Board of County Commissioners of
Ellis County will meet as a Board of
Equalization at the Office of the
County Clerk at Hays, Kansas, on the
third Monday in May. May Is, 1922,
at 900 o'clock A. NJ. and will take
up the matter of equalizing the
property in the different taxing dis
tricts as follows:
Hamilton, Riverview and Saline
Townships on Monday, May Is, 1922.
Lookout, Wheatland and Freedom
Townships on Tuesday, May Is, 1922.
Pleasant Hill and Big Greek Town,
ships on Wednesday, May IT. 1922.
Buckeye, Catherine and Herzog
Townships on Thursday, May Is,
1922.
Walker, Victoria Twps. and Vic
toria City on Friday, May 10, 1922.
Smoky Hill. Ellis Twps. and Ellis
City on Saturday, May 20, 1922.
Hays City on May p, 1922.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-04-27
THE VICTORY HIGHWAY

Topeka, Kansas, April 25.-George
W. Stansfeld, president of The Vic
tory Highway Association, has been
elected president of the Topeka
Chamber of Commerce, largely as a
result of the prominence which his
position with the trans-continental
trail association has given him.
Topeka got acquainted" with
Stansfeld, one of her most valuable
citizens, when he became head of The
the Topeka Chamber of Commerce
Victory Highway Association, and
backed membership drive in To-
peka (which resulted in the addition
of 2 1000 memberships to the rolls of
the association.
Every member of the Topeka
Chamber of Commerce, and that or
ganization has larger membership,
in proportion to population, than
any other city in the middle west, IS
a member of The Victory Highway
Association. Two hundred members
backed the Victory Highway By as
sisting in the drive, and the entire
organization has recognized the
worth of Stansfeld in electing him to
the presidency of the Chamber.
10000
The Victory Highway in its entry
into California passes through the
placer mining country of the days, of
'49.
The most direct line between Den
yer and Salt Lake City, either for a
highway or a railroad, is that adopted
by the Victory Highway
10000
The line of the Victory Highway
between Kansas City and Topeka will
be all paved with concrete by the
middle of 1922.
Tree planting along the line of the
Victory Highway is being widely
taken up by women's clubs.
10000
In entering California, the
Victory Highway passes within a
stones throw of Lake Tahoe, Amer
ica's highest up body Of water.
10000
Desert mirages are frequently seen
along the route of the Victory High
way in Nevada.
10000
Henry Ford is a member Of the
Board of Honorary Advisors of the
Victory Highway.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-04-27

Each days unfinished business viii
be taken up on the following day.
The Board will remain IN session
not longer than ten days and will adj
journ to meet Wednesday. June 7th,
1922, and will be in session not long,
er than three days.
Witness my hand and official seal
this the oath day of April, 1922.
NJ A Basgall.
O-S) County Clerk.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-04-27
"A HOME IN SKELETON"
Dear Alice:

You would laugh could Alice,
would YOU
telling them about little James insisted
Alice Harry will be
Sunday Auxiliary Convention the
opening Of the be
toh
President of the
American Legion Auxiliary
WON'T be atwhen and
with will be happier. The Bird
of
you Pershng rapidly. wait
move up there.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-04-27

The we'll known Eye Specialist and
Optometrist, will again be in Ellis, at
the U. P. Hotel, May ?. Those ap-
preciating the bestof service will see
him.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1922-04-27

IL s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22
Silks Of Quality and Economy

CANTON CREPE-Pure silk canton. an unusually heavy quality. full 88 inches wide. in all wanted light and dark shades, including 9 OE navy and black G.OO CHINCHILI4A SATTN--M allinson's genuine Trade Mark chinchilla satin. a fabric of rare beauty and quality, displayed in complete range of colors, including plenty of navy Sard Slas and black 4.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22

Aswe display these newcomers one by one, there is an impression such as one would gather at a fashion revue. Each garment has for it's founda- ton the lines described by fashion, but each breathes novelty and originality all it's own. Variety is brought about by varying interpreta- tions of the mode, by the artistic employment of the new fabric conceptions, by the new colors and through the means of many variations in the application of fur trimmings
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22
Hundreds of Exclusive Novelties
 In Beautifully Modelled Suits
69.5O 10 25O.OO

Your search for exclusiveness will end when we have arrayed these suits for your approval these strikingy beautiful novelty suits of picot- inc, Poret twill, marleen, duvet de laine, Panve- laine, Precosa and others. In some instances beauty is achieved without the use of fur; in others it is sparingy applied and in other beau tful instances the finest of furs are lavishly en- ployed to beautify and to protect.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22

BLACK vELvET--Au .xtr. heavy quality of st-insh black velvet for coats. dresses and trimming z OE purposes, special per yard Csoc DUVETYNE-Ten of tho most popu- lar shades of this beautiful silk fab rio. Nothing bandsomer for fash ionabis. serviceable dresses; , OF special, yard G.Cc
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22

WOOLNAP BLAINE KETS 66xS0 gray woolnap or 70x80 colored plaid blankets of heavy, fluffy cotton. ? 1S Per pair WOOLNAP BLA NIKE T s = 66xs0 plaid woolnap blankets in full range of colored plaid pat terms; fine, fluffy and 4 S0 warm cotton. Pair 1.CO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22
Woolens More Than q Yard Wide

yELoUR--A 54-inch all wool velour in ten wanted shades for warm win ter apparel for women and 9 7E children; yard As O COATING 56-inch all wool coat ing, in fourteen smart, warm pat terms from which to 9 OK choose; yard 6sCO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22

SERGE--A splendid grade of sS- inch wide. woolen storm serge in on,v. naSy r.rs olus and black 1.59 SERGE-A 42-inch all wool French serge, in navy blue only, is i On an extra special value at I.UV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22
4,000 Pairs Blankets
 ON SALE
A Timely Contribution 10 Economy

A Timely Contribution to Economy Because little too enthusiastic the new low prices in cotton and woonap blankets slightly over- stocked in few qualities To bring stocks to the proper level this sale announced for tomorrow The reductions sensationa-that isn't necessary to sell cean desirable blankets of quality.
 54x74 gray cotton blankets pair 1.49
 60x76 gray cotton blankets, pair 1.95
 66x80 gray, white plaid blankets, pair 2.49
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22
Everybody Is Knitting NoW

Those who don't know how to knit are learning how. under Mrs. Swope, in our daily knitting classes.
 Grandmother's nimble fingers are making sweaters for little grandchildren. and they. in turn, are making pretty shawls for grandmother.
 Your interest in knitting will receive an inspiration from the many fine hnes of beautiful new knitting yarns herst
 SHETLAND-A highly rssom- mended yarn for use In all kinds of sweaters. OEn All colors. per ball AcS CAMEL'S WOOLr--Is . silky knitung yarn, high in favor for scarfs and hats. QEa Large balls wv PREMIER YARN--A heavy, substantial yarn for making coat sweaters. Full two-ounce Per ball xOS HEATHER MIXTURES-Com- plete assortment heather mixed woolens for golf socks and sweaters full two E0n 1nN,A h,lIa HJOA RADIO SHETLAND-A yard especially recommended for novelty slipover sweaters Full two-ounce balls c0o in all colors wv GERMANTOWN = A high grade, preferred yarn for little tots sweaters and spreads. One ounce OOo balls. in all colors OOO 'ANGoRA--A beautiful silky trimming yarn to give that furry effect to collars and cuffs. White and gray and black. per I 7E ball xs O SAxONY WOOL--A wool es- pecially developed for use in baby's bootees, mittens and caps. A we'll known quality as 'a one ounce balls 35c
 BALCONY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22

COTTON COMFoRTS-Regula- ton bed size comforts of good weight, filled with soft, fluffy cotton and silkoline 9 OE covered. Each AsAC COTTON BLANKETS = 1000 plaid cotton blankets, all colors. Cut and hemmed at ends. Full sasb siss, Very special 95c
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22
College Sweaters For Women, Misses and Children
 7.95 to 12.50

The term ''college applied to sweater indicates rugged warmth and tailored fashion that to be highly desired in sweaters nowadays These staunchy sweaters in sipover coat syles in sizes for children up to II and women up to 44s at prices ranging from 7.95 to 1250
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22
Metdl Embroidered
 Net Flouncing Short Lengths of Formerly Up to 4.75 Qualities
 2.50

This pretty, metal em- broidered, 36-inch wide, net flouncing has proved one of the most popular foundations for evening and afternoon frocks. The great volume of business we have done has resulted in hundreds of yards of short, though practical, lengths, in sil- yer on light blue, copen- hagen, royal, rose, red and black. These, in full pieces, were up to 4.75 the yard; and in short lengths offered at 2.50 tomorrow.
 RIBBON FLoWERS-Love2y assortment of hand-made rlb- SV4k AioWCks lEOuA tue Iulebk of rosebuds up to beautiful c0rsage bouquets. Range in ssss es.s' fl from Ss 2.5O SEQUIN ALLOVERS - I6- inch wide SeQu.n allovers, in gorgeous evening shades, in- cluding iridescent. orchid, jade. sapphire. black md sil- yer. Marrow banda to match, price per yard, 7 EO 1850, l3.50 and sOO SEQUIN PANELS-Our own importation of exquisitely de- signed, 3S-inch panels in beau tiful evening shades. These were imported expressly for the purpose of becoming beau tiful evening costumes per pair l0.50 1O En to l U. CU
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22

BED TICKING --- An extra heavy quality of feather-proof sheeting, 28 inches wide, in sev- eral wanted striped OQo patterns. Per yard AJO COTTON BATTS-A 72x90- inch cotton batting for making warm, economical com QQo forts. Special, each CON GINGHAM-32-inch imported gingham, in small checks and plaids for women's OOa and children's dresses OCS WOOL CHALLIE - 2s-inch wide, all-wool challie, in dainty patterns and solid colors i m for street wear. Yard I.UU LINEN--s6-inch wide, sheer white linen for mems and women's fancy handker- 1 m chiefs. Per yard 1sOU
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-22
Woolen Scarfs, 2.95 to 8.95

The Sweater Shop meets popular demand with ex- ceedingy unlimited array of Angora and brush wool scarfs for the protection and fashion of dainty kind These range in width from 12 to 27 inches of the novelties displaying pockets and belts.
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