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CA1DA ACCIDENTAL

En- la calle Principal de Luquillo, Sc
cay6 de una guagua el nino Salvador
Torres, de 10 amos, resultando con una
confusion sobre Ell. ojo derecho, otra
Ell ell hombro izquierdo y otra en- la
rodila derecha, de las cua,es fu6 asis-
lido EN- la farmacia del sr. Emilio Ro-
man.
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sr. presidente secci6n Local,

ST. PreSldenJe Secclon Local,
Casa de Espana,
San Sebastian, P. R.,
MiSanas estimado Presidente:
,sus breve carta, en- Ia que ofrece la
ADHESION de esa sEcC1oH LOCAL y
la @yuda que puedan prestarme, para
levar cabo el piadoso acto para Ell
cual hice Ell namamiento todos los
espano,es residences en- la Isla, ha lie.
gado mi poder.
Excuse decirles queridos compatrio-
tas que formais esa SECCIoN, 10 gus
toso que la acepto, Y cuan necesaria
es la de todas las demas SECCIoNES
de Ia Isla, para nevar a cabo "a obra
que propongo la que considero una
vez terninada, un deber cumplido de
todo buen espafiol una honra para
nuestra Patria.
Acepte pues por mediaci6n de estas
lineas mi mas sincera gratitud, ha~
ciendola extensive a los demas socios,
no divide Senior Presidente que la
cuota asignada es, no mayor de 25
CENTAvos y que una vez recaudada
hay que remitirla a Don Joaquin Dfaz,
de@Yauco, P. R.
De I'd. muy atCntamente y s. s.
Miguel Busquet.
Poaice P. r.. IA de JUNO de 1928.
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DOS oARTAs
san Sebastian. P. r.

II de JUNO ue 1S1os
sr. D. Miguel Busquet,
Ponce.
Muy Sr. mio estimado compatriota:
He leido su carta publicada en- el pc
ri6dico Ell MUNDo, en- cuya carta la-
ma la atencion todos los compatrio
tas RESIDENCES en- esta Isla, para los
fines de su noble patriotica idea; sir
va esta breve carta como adhesion de
esta Secci6n Local ese piadoso acto
que I'd. menciona en- su referida car
ta.- contando .desde luego con la ayuda
que sbodamOs prestarle. II
De I'd. atentamente, afmo. y s. s.,
IN Pedro Jaunarena.
Presidente Secci6n Local.
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PUERTO RICO:

Estreno del drama en- actos "Fren-
: te la Muerte'
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BELIOGRAPH:

Debut de la pareja international
'sLes sergis''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-29
IMPERIAL:

La extraordinaria cinta Clint su
Buena Estrella''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-29
PARQUE BoR1NQUEN.

La comedia en- parties ''Rey, Rel
ma y Buf6n' y una cinta c6mica en-
2 parties.
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q IBERTY:

Tercera jornada de Eel de Tr6bol'
Charles Chaplin en- lei Aventme-
ro".
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TRES BANDE.R .AS

La cinta en- 7 actos "su Alteza Man
da".
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segunda jornada de 'veinte Anoi
Despu6s''.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
EIGHTH GRADES
TO UNITE FOR A
JOINT PROGRAM

Joint graduation exercises for the
eighth grade classes OF Filler. Union
Popla rhiil and Pleasant View
school districts viii be held al the
Gem theater Monday night OF next
week, according 10 supt Rupert l..
Peck OF the grade schools.
II Is anticipated that there will be
IS graduates here 10 receive their
diplomas. There will be program
consisting Of an address By DR.. j.
Henry Alien, present superintendent
Allen OF the Bull schools. A spe-
OF the Bull schools A special mu-
steal program Is being provided and
the diplomas will be- presented by
Miss Charlotte Pond, county super
intendont OF public instruction.
The exercises Will commence at
o'clock. Seats will be reserved for
parents only.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
Urges Eradication
of Noxious Weeds
County Commissioners Appeal "a
Landowners In Fight.

The county commissioners have
issued a request calling on the cit
izens OF the tract generally to CO
operate IN Graduating the Canadian
lhistlea and other noxious weeds In
the district.
IL Is explained In the statement,
that IA order TO save taxes the Of
flee OF county weed Inspector, to-
gethor with his assistants, has been
abolished. making II all the more
imperative that landowners an ID
ranehera generally exercise extreme
diligence In combating the spread
OF the damaging plant growth.
The county agent, X, n. Brossard,
has been placed at the disposal Of
those desiring Information on the
subject OF noxious weed eradication,
Pamphlets can be obtained at his of
flee free OF charge.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
Five Graduates at
Elmwood School


Five girls received their diplomas
as graduates OF the eighth grade al
the Elmwood school Friday after
noon Of last week, following a pic
mic dinner and program that was
taken part In by tho whole school,
The graduates are: Ruby Lincoln,
Frances Rutter. zollie Ponder. Ruth
Lohr and Nola Carder.
A feature OF the exercises was a
talk given by Miss Brittomart Wolfe,
former county superintendent OF
schools. Mr.. and Mrs. A, w. Eng
lund are the instructors at Elmwood
and have accepted the same positions
for next year.
II Is stated that all the graduates
OF this school win enroll In the local
high school next autumn.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
Save Taxes and Eradi-
cate Noxious Weeds

The Board OF Commissioners OF
Twin Falls county, urgently solicit
the active Cooperation OF every
rancher and landowner In the county
in Graduating the Canadian thistle
and other nOxiOus weeds.
II n desired that the campaign OF
eradication be carried on economical
~ 20 the county, as well as 10 the
farmer To save expenses and taxes
the office Of Weed Inspector and his
assistants have been temporarily dis
continued but the office Of County
Agent - al the disposal OF the pub
Tic In determining the best manner
10 stamp out noxiOus weeds. Farm
ers may feel free 10 call upon Mr..
Brossard at any time FOR advice and
suggestions. Bulletins are on hand
that will be furnished upon applica-
lion.
The Commissioners are empowered
by law to enforce the statute. fixing
q penalty against those who permit
the growth OF nOxiOus weeds on their
premises aud they will be glad to
receive any Information concerning
those who are indifferent in the mat
ter.
One OF the most effective methods
OF killing the Canadian thistle is the /
flooding process, which should De /
done during July and August. But
there are other efflcaeiOus remedies, I
such as cultivated crops aud hOeing /
Farmers, landowners, and the 4
public generally are called upon to
make II their personal business TO
see that these weeds are eliminated,
not only for their own good but for
the benefit OF neighbOrs, and the
county In general. Unless you CO.
operate your neighbors' effort will
% useless.
Respectfully,
TWIN FALLS BOARD OF COUN-
TY COMMISSIONERS.
BY j. ID. Barnhart, Chairman.
ATTEST:
G. c. Siggins, Clerk.
John +. Hansen. Deputy.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
Variations Of Atmosphsrs.

An object moving in any horizontal
direction strongly tends to turn TO the
RICH. north Of the equator and TO the
left south Of Il. In the northern
hemisphere air pushed north blows
east. air pushed east blows south. air
pushed south blows west, and air
pushed west blows north. while in the
southern hemisphere II blows exactly
cognterwise.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

The theory that the sun was the
center Of the universe and that the
planets revolyed about II was ad-
yanced 800 b. c.. and many OF the
proven factors in the knowledge we
now possess Of the heavens were
thrashed out centuries ago by men
whose works have become as bril-
liant as the planets they studied--Ex-
change.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
Baseball Season
Ends With Victory
High school Nine Takes Valley Team
90 a Cleaning.

Filler won the last baseball game
game OF the season Thursday after.
noon OF last week. when the local
high school nine defeated Hagerman
by 9-toI score.
or the eight scheduled games
played this season the locals won six
OF them. losing but two. The team
was coached by Mr.. Pearson. and
this was the first baseball team the
school has had for several years.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
Emulation.

Great men. taken up in any way. are
profitable company. We cannot look.
however lmperfectIy. upon great
man. without gaining something by
him. No Dobler feeling than
this OF admiration for one higher than
himself dwells in the breast Of man.
Carlyle.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
Filler VISITED SATURDAY
BY OUT-OF-TOWN sHOpMFTERS

Three boys from neighboring
town got into the tolls of the law
here Saturday afternoon when they
were caught Ia the act OF shoplifting.
They Filtered gloves and socks from
Loves, some bathing caps from the
Modern Drug shop and ties. collars
and other furnishings from the Wood
Mercantile before they were caught
by A. b. Wood and turned over to
Marshal l.. ID. Allen.
Probation officer John Ault then
took the lads In tow and their case
was brought to the attention of Pro-
bate Judge 0. z. Duyall. What dis
position has been made of the case
has not been learned.
Let THE RECORD do YOUR
nrfn
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

Tie all. al feet.
Junior Boys. Johnson, Kimberly;
satterlee. Filler. Bertsch, Maroa
8 feet. ) inches.
Running High Jump.
senior Boys: Wertz. Filler; BY
bee. castleford: Hunt, Kimberly. 4
feet. s'5-S inches.
Junior Boys Sudweeks, Kimber-
~; Miller. Filler: Mckenzie, Hollis
Ter. feet y inches.
senior Girls. Peters, Maroa; Todd
cassleford: farmhouse, Hollister. 3
feet, 10 inches.
Junior Girls: slerer. Maroa; cros-
no. Filler; Domrose, Kimberly. feet
10 inches
Shot Put.
Senior Boys: Wertz. Filler: Bishop
HoiIlster: Hunt. mberly. 80 feet,
Junior Boys; Green wood. Filler;
Gallon. MuFtaugh; Conrad, Castle
ford II feet inches.
senior Girls. Cobb. Maroa; Todd.
aPy. Filler. 20 feet 8 Ina.
Junior Girls Sierer, Maroa
Hoover, Murtangh. Tyler, Kimberly.
10 feet 5 X inches.
Qusfter-siiIe Relay.
senior Boys Filler (Wertz. Nun
<er. Seymour, Macaw) first; Castle
lord. second: Murtaughs third. Time
30 seconds
Junior Boys: Murtaugh Mash,
,alIen. Walton. Thomaa), first; FL
er. second; Maroa. third. Time. !
minute. rs seconds.
Senior Girls: Filler Moore. Hahn
Inc. Aman. Boman). first; Castle
ord. second; Kimberly, third. Time
minute. 3 s-5 seconds.
Junior Girls; Maroa (slerer. Stew
ms. Blakeley. Lyon first; Castle
ord. second; Kimberly. third. Time
minute. seconds.
Judges Drossard aud Denman.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

The village grocery assembly was
discussing the sudden death of a
neighbor who had left a rather help
less family. And the worst Of II is"
said old Uncle Bill. shat there isn't
one Of those boys that has the head
TO en- the old mans shoes"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

The Legion Auxiliary met at the
home OF the president. Mrs. T. Dan
Conner Monday afternoon. The af-
fair was in the nature of a farewell
70 Mrs. r. Showers and Mrs. S
Young. who are leaving shortly.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
Wonderful Physical oeveIoumen..

On the high Andean plateau in Bo-
livia live dwarfs with the chests Of
giants. These men are Bolivian In
dams, and. living as they do at
height OF 1900 TO 1900 feet above
sea level, they have developed immense
lung power 70 enable them TO breathe
properly in the rarened air OF those
regions.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

A birthday party was given yes
terday afternoon for Master Richard
Reynolds. A large number OF little
tots gathered at the Reynolds home
70 commemorate the passing OF an
other milestone.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
0nApE scMoOL rIcNIos

The seventh grade OF tho local
school h holding picnic at the Twin
Falls natatorium today. Mrs. Wealth
erly and Mr.. Hoon are accompanying
the expedition. Yesterday the eighth
grade class held its annual picnic
at Artesian. Tomorrow the SIXTH
class will have It's outing at tho nat
atorium at Twin Falls. The primary
grades OF the school enjoyed a pie
ME and outing yesterday at tho fair
grounds.
An ordinary classified ad In The
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

II requires Just double the power to
propel a steamship twenty miles an
hour II takes to drive the same vessel
sixteen miles an hour.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

Buy a copy OF Memories, the local
high school annual. on sale at The
Record office this week. s2.-ady.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

foB SALE or rsiaDk---i,ess "a
and 40 la bss<k a.. tttes. 1 will
@eii ~ . bargain ~ trade Zoe a
xo<~d car. n int<sv.ted ~e~ oF
write n. q. f2r~oss ~ toanf,
Is~assr~r's oftAse. Twts Fails.
s-tf.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
Idl.r withnut ualus

An ldler is a watch that wants both
hands, as useless If IL goes as II 1t
stands.-Cowper.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

Some people get pleasure even out
If disaster. If only they can say. Il
told you sol"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
WINNERS AND
RECORDS MADE
IN TRACK MEET
Final Results Ia County Grade
school Contest Held Here
saturday. May ..

Following are the names Of vim
nera in the four divisions AZ the re-
cent srade school field day held At
the county fair grounds saturday,
May 5:
Running broad Jump.
senior Boys Hybee. castief0rd.
first: wertz. Filler. second: Bean.
Mar0a. third. 10 feet. s Inches
Junior Boye Nash, Murtaugh
Clarke, Filler, Conrad. castleford
IA feet
Ginning the Hss.
Senior Boys kequa, Kimberly;
Pickett. Mortangh; Bertsch, Maroa
- times
Junior boys Robinson. Kimber-
~ Thomas. Murtaugh. Teegan,
MaFoa 10 times.
senior Girls Peters. Maroa
Moore. filler 10 times.
Junior Glris Stevens. Maroa
Denning. Kimberly; Goode, Filler
s0O-Ysrd Dash.
Senior BOYS Munger Filler; VIII
llams. Murtaugh: Bean. Maroa. Time
~ IS seconds
Junior BOya Nash. Muftaugh
Lohr. Filler sndweeks. Kimberly
Time is SO seconds.
EehioF Girls; cIauAon. Murtaugh;
chrlseeil. Maroa: Moore. Filler
Time 10 SIS seconds.
Junior Girls; Malone. Maroa
Mecaw. Filler; Domfose. Kimberly
Time Is z.5 seconds.
SO-Yard Dash.
Senior Hoya Hunt. Kimberly !
Munger, filof, Decker. Murtauzh. I
Time l-5 seconds.
Junior hoya Nash. Murfaugh
Miller, Filler, JohnntOn. Kimberly
Time z5 seconds.
senior Girls Moore. Filler; Todd. 1
farmhouse. Hollister. q
Tine s as seconds. II
Junior Girls: Malone. Maroa; Me. l
ca~. Filler; Domroso. Holllster
Time seconds.
standing Broad Jump
senior Boys. Munger. Filler: by 4
Doe. castleford: nean. Maroa. Dis. a
lance. feet 4 inch. q
Junior Boys; Walton. Murtaugh: =
Alllsf. Filler. Johnston. Kimberly d
Distance. z feet. 0
Hnnning iop-sicp-and-Jump.
senior Boys Hunt. Kimberly: ny b
zoe. Castieford: Harmon. Maroa \
Distance 80 feet 2 inches. .
Junior Boys Nash. Murtaugh. !
Greenwood, Filler, Johnston. Kim q
'criy. Distance rs feet y inches.
baseball Throw.
Senior Boys Westx. Filler. Byboe.
'astleford. ksmpton. Kimberly Dis. -
anee sss feet. y
junior iioys kempton. Kimberly: Of
williamson, Maroa. Greenwood ~ n
", Distance fS9 feet. NJ
senior Girls. iiilflker. Filler; al
'e~man. Kimberly Peters. Maroa. 81
distance 1913 feet nj
Junior Olrls; Lyon. Maroa. Dom x,
oss. Kimberly; Reay. Filler. Dis M
anco tta feet :,
Polo Vault.
senior Boys bishop. HOLSTER;
iaager. Filler. nybee. castleford tr
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

An ordinary classified ad In The
try one.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
For Sale

FoR SALE 200 sacks certified Ru-
rails at i5c. Raised on n. v sharp
tield Carl iiortlng. phone ais. stf
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

FOR sALE-lilaek cap raspberries.
". A Moore residence. Adell ave.
SW part OF town. p-5tp
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17
ClassifiedAdvertising|


WANTED. To haul away your
srasa. l., l.. Williams lnQuirc
sisls office
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-05-17

senior Boys: Munger. Filler; by
bee. castleford; bean. Maroa. Dis.
lance. 3 feet inch,
Junior Boys; Walton. Murtaugh !:
Miller. Filler. Johnston. Kimberly.
Distance. feet
Evening star., 1923-05-23
FIVE OF FAMILY DIE
AS TRAIN HITS TRUCK
Two Other Persons Injured, One
Seriously, at Railway Crossing il
Carlisle, Ohio.

FRANKLIN. Ohio. May 23.-Twe
women and three children. members
of the household of Bertram williams
today lay dead in local undertaking
establishment, victims of a grade
crossing accident at Carlisle. tive
miles west of here. Two other per-
sons were injured. one seriously.
The accident occurred when Baiti-
more ard Ohio passenger train No. "a
struck moving van in which furni-
ture of the Williams family was being
taken to Germantown. The dead were
sitting on sofa on the rear Of the
truck.
The dead:
Mrs. Margaret williams. fifty three.
Sarah Williams, thirteen, daughter
of Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Leila Williams, twenty, a daugh-
ter-in-law. and her two children,
Mary Louise, three, and baby boy
four months.
According to witnesses the driver
of the truck drove up to the crossing,
stopped and waited for q passing
freight train. While the crossing
drove onto the tracks, directly in
front of the approaching passenger
train. view of which was obstrueted
by the freight.
Completely unaware that tragedy
had overtaken members of his family,
Bertram Williams. husband of Mrs.
Margaret Williams, who was follow
Ing the moving van in q bus, Joined q
crowd of curious on reaching the
scene. Edging his way through a
crowd which surrounded several of
the bodies, he tainted when his eyes
fell on the mangled form os his wife,
her arms still around the body Of his
grandson.
Evening star., 1923-05-23

and publishing them at frequent inter-
Vals in book forms. These pamphlets
are then distributed among the Bertil-
lion bureaus of the world, and when
the police of a given city wish to as
sist the authorities of another in posi-
lively Identifying a man they seek, 1t
would be necessary to merely wire the
number of the crooks finger prints.
The Rertillion expert receiving such
message would turn to the number
~ the catalog and find complete Ber-
tillio measurements. Armed with this
information the police could make an
arrest without fear of mistake and
without loss of time. Up to the pres
ent the police have been obliged to
mail copies of the quaFry's finger prints
from point to point.
The system was Immediately adopted
by the Bertiliion representatives who
attended the conference in New York.
and meeting is to be held in Copen-
hagen In the near future, where It Is
hoped the plan may be internatieR-
allied.
Evening star., 1923-05-23
NEW LIQUID MAKES
STRAIGHT HAIR
BEAUTIFULLY CURLY
Permanent Wave Effect Now
Quick, Cheap and Easy

A marvellous new liquid has been
discovered, which, when applied to
even the stubbornest hair, makes 1t
beautifully soft, wavy and wen-
derfully curly
No matter how straight or dull
your hair may be. just one appii-
cation. of this new liquid called
Domino Curlette will make Ii fall
In soft, glistening waves and
natural silky curls. Furthermore,
one application will keep your hair
waVy and in curl usually for a
week OF more.
With this new liquid, you may
use your tried and tested kid curl
ers. etc, if you wish-hut before
doing so, just moisten the hair
with few drops of Domino
Curlette. Then watch the amazing
results.
No more ruinous hot irons. No
more costly fees to hair dressers
No more fuss OF bother of any
kind. For with Domino Curlette
your hair will always be well
dressed and charming, as we'll as
naturally wavy and curly.
Get Domino Curiette today for
just small price. Money back
If you say so. Sold at good drug
gists and department stores every
where, such as Peoples Drug
Stores. Liggett's, o'Donnell's Drug
Stores, Palais Royal, 5. Kann Sons
Co.--AdvertiSeme
Evening star., 1923-05-23
Finger-Prints by Wireless
Is Ne,u Bertillion System
Sergt. Sanberg of
ID. C.. Police Force
Explains Method.
Returns after Study
of Details in
Ne,v York.

sergt. Fred Sanberg, Bertillion ex-
pert of the Metropolitan police depart
ment, has returned from New York
after spending a week studying q new
system by which finger-prints of pro-
fessional criminals may be transmitted
from city to city by wireless or tele-
graph. Bertillion experts from every
large city in the country were in New
York a. the same time, attending a
series of conferences, which were ad-
dressed by Hakon Jorgensen, deputy
commissioner of police of Copenhagen,
inventor of the system.
The plan consists of cataloging the
finger-prints of all professional crooks
Evening star., 1923-05-23

values OF unusual interest II
Dress Aprons. Sl.98-Of
fine quality ginghams, in as
sorted checks, made with cham
bray collar and cuffs, sash and
pockets; extra wide and long.
Bungalow Aprons, $l.25
OF percale, in assorted neat
patterns; made with square
neck and kimono sleeves, TRIM
med with riekrack braid, loose
tie belt and pocket.
$1.D Crepe Gowns, Sl.39
Soft finish crepe. in slip-over
model, with kimono sleeves;
pink and orchid rosebud de-
signs.
Muslin Gowns, $1.25-
Soft finish muslin. with V neck
and long sleeves; yoke of pin
tucks and embroidery insertion;
also slip-ever style. round yoke
of embroidery, iaee-trimmed
neck and armhole.
Women's Drawers, 7ocr
Extra size Muslin Drawers,
neat hemstitchcd ruhie and pin
tucks; all sizes.
Evening star., 1923-05-23

large women.
Women's Boomers, Soc
of soft white batiste, with
large reinforcement; elastic
waist and knee; all lengths.
House Sacques, Sl-Of
percale, gray and navy blue
grounds, in neat assorted pat
terms made with round, fiat col
lar, three-quarter length sleeve,
fitted back and all-around belt;
sizes 46, 48 and so.
Ginsham Petticoats, ST.
Assorted stripes; made with
tucked and sectional founees;
elastic or drawstring top; all
lengths.
S1.50 Petticoats, $1.38-
White Sateen Petticoats, soft,
lustrous quality, with scalIoped
or hemstitched hem; elastic
waist, panel front.
81 B Dom ers, $l.B-
Sport Bloemers, of sateen, in
green, purple, navy, Belgian
and black; double elastic cuff;
reinforced.
GeldsnSssss-ThiTa Fles1.
Evening star., 1923-05-23

$3.50 BedspreadS, S2.W-
Crochet Bedspreads, full dou-
ble-bed size; in heavy raised
Marseilles patterns.
81 so BedspreadS, Sl.19-
Crochet Bedspreads, single-bed
size; in Marseilles designs.
Soc Pillowcases, 35c -
4sx3 B leach ed Pi1lowcases,
heavy, frm-woven quality, free
from starch or dressing.
25c Unbleached Cotton,
1Sc-36-inch Unbleached Sheet
ing Cotton. extra heavy round
thread quality.
45c Fruit.of.the-L o O m
Cotton, z9c-45-inch Fruit of the
Loom Bleached Pillowcase Cot
ton, perfect quality.
Evening star., 1923-05-23

81 Bleached Sheets, 75c-
$500 Seamless Bleached Sheets,
single-bed size; perfect quality.
S1.89 Bleached Sheets,
SI.69-Sixeo Seamless Bleached
Sheets, extra large double.bed
size; free from starch or dress
ing.
S1.75 Bleached Sheets,
SI.se-81xe0 Seamless Bleached
Sheets, full double-bed size;
heavy. frm-woven quality.
$3.50 Bedspreads, S2.25-
e0x100 White Dimity Bed
spreads, extra large size; stand
ard quality.
35c Pillowcases, 25c -
45x5o Bleached Pilio weases,
large size; perfect quality.
Goidenbergs-First Fleer.
Evening star., 1923-05-23
So Caravan Printed Silks
Special, $1.49 Yard

The popular summer silks for sports wear jae-
quetes and bouses In variety of rich designs and color
ings showing the vivid prinngs much in favor.
All pure silk quality. 36 inches wide.
$3.50 Canton Crepe, sl9s-39-inch Canton Crepe,
donna. Japan. gray, steel, old rose henna and white.
S225 Chiffon TaAeta. Sl.79 35-inch Chiffon Tafeta
Silk all silk heavy, quality. all
evening shades; also beautiful ehangeabe effects.
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Evening star., 1923-05-23
38.In. Printed VOiLes
Mill Seconds of Oo
39c Qualities. .....,..,. ~

Beautiful Printed Voiles and gatistes light dark
grounds in large of styles and colorngs
Fine sheer qualities The nperfecons hardly notice
able and will in no way affect appearance,
79c Tan Poneee, 65c-35.inch Silk and Cotton
Tan Pongee with rch lutrous nsh for blouses dresses
and sports suits,
asdassergs-Tkst Floor.