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In the Bargain Basement
Night Drawers, SOC

Cosy flannelette drawers, with feet
Neat stripes. Sizes ! to 6. At sse.
Flannelette Pajamas, 79c
Boys and girls. One piece with silk
frog fastenngs. Sizes to Ia. At 7se.
Children's Bloomers. 29c
OF white flannelette, elastic top. to
IL years. At zoe.
Petticoats at S1.79
Made with heatherbloom top and deep
flounce of changeable taffets. At S1.7s.
Night Gowns at CSC
Women's. Extra sizes, made of crepe
and nainsook, tailored or lacy models.
Also styles in long sleeves. Sizes to so.
At csc.
Women's BlOomers, 39c
or crepe nainsook and batiste. Pink
and white. At sec.
Tea Aprons at SOC
Dainty aprons of embroidered swiss
ryad null. dainty touches of laces, ribbon
..ad cr. '"''err At soc.
Palais ROysl-Bsrgain Basement.
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Burson Outsize Hose, 39c


BursOn Outsize Hose, 39c
First quality outsizes for stout
women. Made large and full Sizes
to 1912. Black, white or bal
briggan. At 39c pair.
81 Silk and Wool Hose, 79c
Full fashioned, double heel, toe
and sole. Heather mixtures, brown,
gray, green, rose and copenhagen.
Irregulars. At 79c.
Burson Sports Hose, SOC
With embroidered clocks, seamless
and fashioned. Brown or gray.
Sizes 9 to 10. Irregulars. At SOC
pair.
Children's Hose, 49c Pair
Wool-mixed sports stockings, with
roll cuff top; brown, gray, green or
tan. Sizes 6 to 9. Irregulars. At
ACC pair.
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39c Fiber Silk Hose, Csc
Women's Fiber Silk Stockings
with long silk boot, high .spliced
heel. Irregulars. In colors only.
At 25c pair.
WOmen's Union Suits, 81
Medium weight fine rib cotton
Suits, high neck with long sleeves
or Dutch neck with elbow sleeves.
ankle length. Sizes 36 to AZ. First
quality. At $1.00.
81 Union Suits, 79c
Children's Waist Suits with tape
and washable buttons, knee length,
low neck and no sleeves. Ages 6
to IL years. At 79c.
Palais Royal-Bsrgsin Basement
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Corduroy Robes, S2.9S

wide vale corduroy; pretty colors,
rose, blue, fuchsia, lavender, orange
breakfast coat or robes can be had.
All sizes. At S2.es.
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Women's Bathrobes, $2.98,
81. .9S and IS

Dark or light colors in lowered
designs, satin trimmings at collar or
cuffs; wide cord girdlss; some have
pockets. All sizes.
Palais ROyal-Bargain Basement.
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House Dresses. $1.95

Of plain or striped ginghams, pretty
collars and cuffs, pique or self trim
mings, fitted or semi-fitted models,
blue, pink, lavender, grey and white,
black and white, braid or button trim
mings. Sizes SO to 81. At $1.95.
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ChiIdren's Sports Hose, SOC

English ribbed double heel and sole Brown white
Sizes to 10; irregulars. At Soc pair.
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Girls Dresses, $4.75

OF all-wool serges, crepes; all navy
or with combination of self materials.
Popular MILDLY dress with white braid
trimmings. 6 to Id years. At $4.75.
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In the Bargain Basement
WOmen's COrsets
1863

Splendid values. C. & B.,
Royal Worcester and Palais
Royal makes. Made of coutil,
with high, medium and low
bust and long hips; we'll boned
throughout; all good models;
pink or white; sizes % to 30.
At $1.69
Paiais HoyaHDargain Tasenent.
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1t easy matter to make the manufacturers "
across again. but through strenuous efforts, bargai
scheming and in dsregarding profits
able to Offer believe the greatest seasonabe
dresses in history.
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The crowds that responded fairly swept US off our
feet. Hundreds were unable to be accommodated,
but plenty of added space and extra clerks will allow
selections to be made promptly.
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man Of. mystery one Of the most
versatile. refined and original Of en-
tertainers is an evenings enter
tsinsnent in himself and must be
seen and heard to be fully sppreci-
ated. Magic is an art that some
times ~instructs, often smuses and
always entertains. Miss Mabel b.
LOOMS is the pianist and accom-
PIANIST and although equipped with
the technic of a virtuoso, she uses
it only as a means Of expressing
this she combines with a musical
touch and artistic temperament in
such a way as to make piano play.
ing an art. Miss LOOMS also rend-
ers a number Of delightful vocal Sc
lections.
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FAMOUS PHONOGRAPH
STAR HERE SOON

On Tuesday, March IA, at the
Opera House under the auspices of
the American Legion will occur the
first personal appearance in this
city of Ada Jones whom you have
heard many times on photograph
records. Miss Jones with her pleas
ant personality and superior So
prano voice affords the greatest
pleasure by her unique character
songs and impersonations. She
brings with her a company of
talented artists. Miss Beth Hamil-
to is an American violinist who
arouses enthusiasm from critics and
audiences. Her training has been
with the most eminent masters of
America and Europe. She always
reaches her audience with the first
draw Of her bow. Armstrong, 1.-THE
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T OF TAX "A

TAKE NOTICE, that under and
by virtue Of q warrant issued to
me by the County Treasurer Of Abb
beyille County, I have seized the
following described property to
satisfy the taxes due to the State Of
South Carolina and County Of Abb
beville by Mallie Williams, and the
same will be sold to the highest bid
der for cash on Salesdsy in April
next, to wit, Monday April Bird,
1922, during the legal hours Of sale,
in front of the court house door at
Abbeville, s. c., and the proceeds of
said sale will be applied to the pay
of said taxes and the cost of
said seizure and sale. The property
to be sold is described as follows:
Cali that certain piece, parcel or
lot Of land situate and being in the
City of Abbeville, County of Able
vile, South Carolina, containing
one-third of an acre, more or less,
and bounded by lands of L. A.
Richie, Mrs. F. Marshall and Andy
Cole, and known as the Aallie Will
liams lot.
F. B. McLANE,
Sheriff of A. C. S. C.
A RI
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OKLAHOMA GOVERNOR
IN A FIST FIGHT

Okmulgee, Okla, March 4.-GoV-
ernor Robertson was attacked by
James G. Lyons, an oil man, as the
governor emerged from the private
office of County Attorney James Hep
burn this morning, after a confer
ence between the county attorney
and governor. Governor Robertson,
as he was walking out of the QUITE
Office of the court building, was in
troduced to Mr.. Lyons, ~by-standers
said. The governor extended his hand
and Mr.. Lyons was said to have
struck him in the face.
81 am a man," Governor Robert
son said, and struck back at Mr..
Lyons. They exchanged probably half
a dozen blows before they were sep
arated.
Pardemonium occurred in the
crowded corridors of the court house.
Many fed, expecting more serious
occurrences.
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HElRESS ELoPES WITH
HER CHAUFFEUR
Gives Up Fortune and High Social
Position to Become The Wife
OF A Poor Man

Giving up fortune and position to
become the wife Of a poor man, Iris
van Suydam today admitted that
she married her chauffeur, Tom Nc
CURE, last Saturday night. It will
be remembered that only a few
week ago that Miss var Suydan's
hanoe, Richard Prentiss, the well
known clubman and millionaire,
eloped with Shamrock O'Day, the
daughter of his .washerwoman.
81 love Tom, that explains every
thing" said the former queen Of the
four hundred today. HE is a real
man, and that is what any girl
wants, whether she be rich or poor.
I will try and make a good wife to
him." When interviewed, Mrs. Nc
CURE was engaged in cooking her
first dinner in a tiny little apart
ment in Harlem. The couple will be
forced to live on the husbands
earnings, as the a Suydam for
tune is in control of the brides
uncle, who has disinherited her for
what he considers her rash mar
riage.
The sequel to this remarkable
elopment is fully outlined in Cecil
B. De Miles superb Paramount pic
ture, Saturday Might" which will
be the feature at the Opera House
next Thursday and Friday. It Is said
to be one Of the strongest picture
productions Of the year. Leatrice
Joy has the role Of Iris van Suydam
and Jack Mower is the chauffeur.
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EAT WITH ME-Next best thing to
eating is knowing WHERE to eat.
By the meal or regular board.
Phone J.. Mrs. D. A. Rogers. If.
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WANTS;

FOR SALE-Several mules and
horses cheap. Call at s. J. Links
Store. o 3,3 Stool.
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the car.
After the date for the execution
had been set, attorneys filed a petit
ton asserting Church had become in
sane since conviction and there was
a postponement. He was found to be
sane. Then followed futile appeals
10 the State Board of Pardons, to the
Governor and finally to the federal
courts. His father and mother, al
though broken by the disgrace, ex-
pressed their willingness that he pay
the penalty for the crime.
During Church's hunger strike he
was forcibly fed through a tube.
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HANGED FOR TWO MURDERS
Church Carried to Gallows Strapped
in a Chair.

Church Carried to Gallows Strapped
in a Chair.
Chicago, March An the same
state of coma in which he lay a hum
ger striker of forty-six days, Harvey
W. Church, who killed two automo-
bile statesmen to obtain possession of
an automobile, was hanged yesterday
after being carried to the gallows in
a chair in which he was seated when
the trap was sprung.
Almost until the moment the trap
was sprung, attorneys were trying
to procure a stay of execution. Nine
minutes before the double murderer
was hanged, Judge Scanlan denied a
stay, four minutes before Judge JOS
eph David took similar action. A
petition for a writ of habeas corpus
was filed in the Superior Court less
than ten minutes before Church was
banged. Before it could be heard,
Church was dead. The last minute eff
forts to save Church's life were made
on humanitarian grounds and on the
contention that Church "a not in
court during a sanity hearing.
Earlier in the day Church was Wis
tied in the death cell by his parents
and sister and spoke their names, his
first words since he started the hun
gel strike. He made no statement.
Photographs of the hanging were
made for the first time in Cook Coun-
tvs history.
Church last summer killed Ber-
nard Daugherty and Carl Ausmus,
automobile statesmen. He lured them
one at a time to the basement Of his
home and beat them to death with a
club, according to his confession.
Daugherty's body he threw into a
river while that of Ausmus he buried
IN his garage. Even before the bodies
were disposed Of Church took his
mother and a neighbor for a ride in
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AND FEATHERS
APPLIED TO PRIEST

Slaton, Texas, March '5.-The
Rev. J. G. Ke1ar, local Catholic
priest, was taken to a lonely spot
north Of town last night, severely
beaten and tarred and festhered by
q party Of masked men.
. No reason was assigned for this
action. The Rev. Mr.. Kellar was or.
dered to leave town and stated that
he would do 80. he says the men
told him they were not members Of
an organization but were both Pro-
testants and Catholics.
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Watch the label on your Paper.
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SIirht Misunderstarding.

Doctor (about to write out birth
certifcate): "Let me see It's the
9th. is it not?"
Indignant Mother: "Not at all. It's
only the ninth."-S. P. u. Magazine.
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POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR ALDERMAN

1 hereby announce myself as a can
dldate for Alderman from Ward Two,
subject to action of democratic pri-
mary election.
J. NJ. GAMBRELL.
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MILK FOR sALE-Milk delivered
daily by 7:30 to 8 a. m, Is cents
per quart; also cream and butter.
J. Kay Carwile. Phone 229-31.
2, 15.-6t pd. ...
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Any woman who can handle water
with a broom can manage a husband.
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seu.k c.ls.l.a Ps.snAsssr.

SouaK' Cardiac Psssnasssrs
fI7:tTfa -
washinstsn}sFeD. as.-rhs rssi-
dent today rssatnsted ths fsisor-
ing postmasuersi' Robert A. Deacon,
varnvills; louis ataedey, Kinss-
tree; Delma B:"' Liddell. Lewndes-
vile, and John M. Collins, Ware
G"'ySx .tS'Es l.. o. . '-.s. - -sst7
SnoaH- g&.sssGsS'Is
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Toys

Sl.OO Erector' SSts-The
structural steel toy t 60C
'hs cSiyeb,sii. nSisbb,;iii 'Fiiiiictia Toys
Painted bright colorss dhMce Of
Auto Trucks, Auto R6adsters.
Fallman Cars. Cruisers and 7OP
Locomotives. Each. ..... wv
$3.50 Ives Mechanical Railway
System Sets-Eight pieces OF
track. locomotive. ten ri 20
der and parlor car. 80.
CSC Imported China Decorated
Toy Tea Sets-One tea pot. one
sugar bowl, ore creameg Coz
four cups and four saucers WV
CSC ALUMINIUM Toy Cooking
Sets-Eight pieces In 70C
set. 500. ....... ...t.s
Swinging. Shooflys-Upholstered
seat; red painted stahd, white
decorated horse and %3 10
ssi &C. 'T Daisy 1' Steel Body wheel.
barrows = stron gt 49c
storm King Sleds-~Easy steer
ing steel runners; good ST 20
Toy Wood Tool Chests-with
good assortment of ST 20
tools. 49,.
Blue Streak Coaster Wsg0ns-
With self-contained roller 97 40
bearings; 14x34 wood body o. s1~
High grade Toy Automobiles
Painted red and yellow; rubber.
xrrk,A AAlo 20 he H.
light, gear shift, horn. clock
and speedometer; racing 50 az
$40 super Qualify velocipede.
Painted black; red wheels, with
rubbed ltlres;. adjustable handle
bars and spring saddle; "a 40
20.inch 'front.' wheel. -. V1sf~
75c Scheenhut !; Mahogany Fin.
ish Pianos-S-key .- SQC
size. ....i.,I ...... wv
Toy Sewing Machines q 90
TEDDY Bear. :. with voice;
good quality; 12-inch 50c
Toy Drums Bright paint 2Qr
ed colors; finch size. -. wv
Toy Biocks--with round cor.
ners; alphabet and pic.
lures; 1s blocks in dQN
set.
Educational Bosrds-For QQc
spelling; very instructive. OVN
Child's Oak Finish Rockers-
Worth regularly $1.1s. Q0c
Fr,day ~ at:....;.,;;.... So.
Full J0intod Dolls-1s.inch size:
sleeping eyes. shoes and ST 70
stockings. gs............. VAsO~
Dolls Beds-White enameled
or mahogany finish. with &1 20
mattress: good size.... ~A'OS
(ioldenhergiA-Rasemanf.
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Boys $5 Suits and
OUercOats, $2.68

so Boys Norfolk Suits, neat
mixtures: full-lined knickerbock-
ers; sizes 8 to II years; also 27
Juvenile Tweed Suits. MILDLY
and Oliver Twist models; sizes
. to years. and 20 Overcoats,
brown and olive mixtures. but
ton.to-the.neck models, with mum
pockets; sizes 3 to years.
50 Boys Norfolk Suits, odd
lots; of corduroy and fancy mix.
lures: full-lined pants; sizes 13
to 16 years. Values. worth IS
and $500. Friday &S AZ
Al Boys All.wool Mackinaws,
broken lines from regular stock:
sizes 8 to IA years. Values
worth 500 each. Fri &S C7
day at ...,............
B0ys' Wash Suits, Oliver Twist
and MILDLY models. In plain white
and colored combinations; slight
ly mussed from handling. sizes
.. to years. Values
worth 31.2S to $50. Fri SQc
day al ............. = =.
500 Boys and Girls Hockey
Caps, plain colors and combina-
ton effects; samples and C0c
slight seconds. Each -. NV
zoo Boys School Blouses, Of
madras, with collar attached; full
cut, with yoke back; assorted
patterns: sizes 6 to 16 years;
some slightly imperfect, others
perfect quality. Values worth
69c and 7Sc each, Fri. S0r
day at
80 Juvenile Corduroy Suits,
Norfolk models. with knee
pants; sizes 3. 4 and s years.
Values worth $3.50 S1.44
Friday at ............
IS Pairs Of Boys Pants gray
mixtures, sizes Z to Is years:
fuli-cut knickerbockers. Values
worth s9c pair. Friday SQc
at .............. .......-
- Boys Outing Funnel Night.
shirts, heavy weight; neat stripes;
sizes 6 to 16 years. Val GC
ues worth 800. Friday at VIZ
Q Boys Tan Raincoats, double
texture; sizes 6, IL. IA. 16. and
Is years. Values worth GS. *
$5.s5. Friday at. ...... ~VsVV
IL Boys Indian Play Suits,
also Cowboy models; sizes. s.. 4
and II years only. Values kSr
worth $3.50. Friday at...
48 Boys Muslin Nightshirts.
good quality;.. V-shaped neck;
slishtliy musssd, from handlins;
perfect quality: sizes 10 IL
years. Values worth 7sc S9c
each. Friday at......... Wv
y Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
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Handkerchief

Mems White Handkerchief,
with hsmstitched borders; per.
feet quality; fun size, Ok
soft finish. FOUR for... NV
Meme Handlserchiefs. of silk
pongee or novelty silk, sales
mems samples and odd lots; an
assortment of attractive and
novel patterns. Values worth
to 800 each. Friday hOC
Al .................
Mems Pure Linen Handker.
chiefs, with hemstitched borders;
full size; good quality. C0N
Eacn ..:....:....:..,.. -.
Won,en's Initial Handlkerchlefs
Good quality white linen-finish
lawns with hemstitched borders:
pretty embroidered initials; six
IN box. Sold regularly At 1Qc
79c. Friday at .......... U~
Women's HAndkerchiefs, ism.
broidered Corner and novelty Of.
feets; sample and odd lots; val
ues worth 10. l2Ae. and II
1Sc each .,................ ~
Kiddies' fiandkerchiefs, novel
embrofdered-corner designs; white,
and colors. Worth 10c each. S~
FRIDAY AT .......... ......
GOldonberg's-First Floor.
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Won,en's $3.50 to IS
Lou Shoes, $I.48

800 Pairs Of Women's Oxfords
and Pumps-Of patent leather.
tan and duh feathers; sizes in
the lot from 2h to 9; broken
lines and odd lots, -.
700 Pairs Of Wemen's Felt
Comfort Slippers-Assorted col
ors; sizes in the lot from . to z;
values worth $1.00 and Coz
S1.25. Friday at. ........ wv
$50 Pairs Of Boys and Little
Gents High 6h0es-Tan and duh
feathers; broken lines and odd
lots; sizes In the lot from IL to
13h and 1 TO 5h; values worth
$3.50 and $3.50. Fri. C1 OK
day at ................S
200 Pairs Of Children's High
Sh0es-Broken lots and lines:
sizes in the lot from 8 to and
Sh to IL; values worth e1 %
81 to s.. Friday at. OA'O~
500 Pairs of Women's High
ShOes-Of' tan, patent leather,
black kid. dull and combination
feathers: high and low heels;
sizes in the lot from IN to 8;
values worth 81 to $6. e1 OK
Friday at ........... VAs~O
Goldenberg's-F1rst Floor.
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CretOnnes and Drapery
Fabrics

Yard.wide Washable Cretonnes
Good heavy quality. light or
dark colorings, In florll. bird,
stripe and tapestry designs:
lengths from to 10 yards.
Values worth 4Sc and 69c C1o
yard. Friday at......... CIV
Lot Of High-grade Drapery
rabrics-Including yard-wide Ter
ry Cloth, Mercerixed or SILK.
mixed Sunfast Draperies, in
handsome designs and colorings;
for window or door drapery:
lengths from to AZ yards.
Values worth 800 and I2C
S1.25 yard. Friday at. go. 1oS
81 and 81 inch Oretonnes,--
Light and dark colorings. floral
and neat figured designs; lengths
from to 8 yards. Values
worth zoe and SOC yard. 17c
Friday at.
Goldenberg's-First and Fourth
Floors,
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Heavy Weight Comforts
coysrsd with fine grade "a.
teene catnbrios and silkolines.
filled with Hygeia brand
white cotton: 'siss 1880
inchss;. for double beds. These
were. slightly damaged, by
water during transit, but the
injuries will. not affect ap-
Regular - values Ut $2.95.
Regular 81 values 1t $4.65.
Fine Lambswool- filled Com
forte--Size 72x80 inches. for
double, beds; covered with fine
quality sateens and highly
mercefixed. ciose-woven cam
brics; figured on both SIDES.
with plain color borders
worth SO esoh. Fri. SCI
day at ............
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RuQs & Floor CODerinQs

Mil Lengths Of Battleship
Lin0leums-Lengths from Q
to * square yards, In green
or brown: also inlaid Limo
leuKns. In lengths from 3 to
II square yards; values worth
$1.75, 81 and $3.50 Ok
square yard. Friday at WV
Cork.fllled, Burlap-b . c K
1anOleum Rugs-Cook's and
Armstrong; make. size 6x12
ft,;. handsome wool rug de-
signs, in Light or dark col
ors: these are subject to slight
imperfections, which will not
affect wear nor appearances;
values WORTH when perfect
Quality. 81. FRI &5 Ok
) ft.sls ii,;;:.'' Ii. size. Worth 50.
|. at SECS.
sMs;sx7h #. size. Worth IS.
ut S8.95.
9x12 It. Heavy Felt-base
Rugs-One very pretty pat
tern, in blue colorings; COM
plete with border; slight de.
feet 81 printing; worth, when
perfect quality, $3.50 eQ CS
each. Friday at... ~O'VO
w. q J. Sloane's Pro-Lino
Rugs-SiEe z Il. 6x10 IT. 6;
neat patterns and colorings;
complete borders; worth $40
each. Friday. eS OK
Yard.wide Felt-base Floor
C0verings-Oak pattern; short
lengths; also yard-wide rever-
sible Napier weave carpet,
in good colorings; values
voptn Soc yard. Fri To-
day at ............... S
Heavy Double-Warp Grass
Rugs-Perfect quality, In
green, blue and brown orien.
tai. medallion and neat bor-
der designs.
6x9 It. size. Worth $3.50,
st $2.65.
, sx10 Il. she. Worth 500,
1t 43.9S:
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Umbrellas

" Wonen's. BLACK and CoIored
Spk Umbrellss-Odd lots, good
assortment OF handles in bakelite.
and ivory effects; also natural
woods and missions: values
worth up to > $3.50. "a OK
! Friday at ....,...... V1s~V
Women's Colored Silk Um-
brellas-Ebonine and imitation
ivory handles; regular GO 90
IS values. Friday at VOsO~
Mems and Women's. Umbrel-
las-Good quality American. (cot-
toni taffet9 covers, with taped
edges: warranted fast black and
rainproof; assortment of desir.
able handles: values worth up
to $500. Friday 81 %
ht .....ss
4, Children's Umbrellas--G o o d
quality American (cotton) taffeta
covers, imitation ivory and bake
lite handles, many with bone
tips and club ends: val e1 %
ues "a. Friday at. ..... VAsoO
0oldenberg's-Firs Floor. i.f
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Table Dus,sask

Pieces Of 7e-lnch LinAni Table
Dsmask--Warranted all, pufe
linen; full bleached: neat pat
terms. values worth e. KO
$2.25 yard. Friday at. OAsOO
10 Pieces of 7s-inch Fine Grade
MerceriEed Table Damasje Meat
patterns; worth $1.0o, Coz
yard. Friday at. ,....... W.
8 Pieces Of Mercerixed Table
Damask--64 inches wide; splen-
did grade for general use: as.
sorted patterns; worth 7scS EOn
yard. Friday at. :. ...... OOC
GOldenbesg's--First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-11-30
MusIin UnderlCear

Small Lot Of Envelope Chemise
OF soft finish nainsook: yolees
OF lace insertions and edgings;
values worth up to- e1 Ok
$500. Friday at. 49,. VAsAO
Lot Of WOmen's Muslin
Drawers-With deep ruffle of
lace insertions and edgings; val
ues worth $1.00 and $50 Coz
: pair. Friday at. ........ VCV
Lot Of Women's Striped voile
Nightgowns-Pink. blue and
lavender; hemstitched shoulder
straps; trimmed with dotted
wolfe bands; values e1 90
worth $500. Friday at ~A'OS
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-11-30
CHICAGO BUTCHERS HIT
As TURKEY PRICES DROP

CHICAGO. Nov. 3o.-Joily market
men, VINO calculated to clean up q
frtune on Thanksgiving turkeys, got
. hard wallop when prices slumped
% Is cents . pound, an compared
with Is cents and even as high as
% cents q week ago. In some Sec
tiens fairly good turkeys are selling
- low ~ 2S cents.
saturday and Sunday there rolled
into chicago from Texas. Oklahoma,
iOWa and other points several car.
Ioads Of prime turkeys. The butch
0r dreams collapsed right there.
chicago dealers deny responsibility
fpr high prices In New England.