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BANDITS ARE KILLED IN BiT TIE
 WITH TROOPS :
ESCAPE TO HILLS WITH NINETY cAPTlVEs TAKEN FROM A
 TRAIN NEAR CANTON

HONGKONG, July 10.-Twenty of the bandits who held up train near Canton last Saturday were killed in battle with Chinese troops. The main body of bandits, however, es- capped to the hills with ninety well-to- do Chinese who were taken prisoners when the train was raided.
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ACCIDENTAL KILLING

ABERDEEN, July 10.-Manslaugh- ter charges will be filed against Pete Howard 52, a carpenter, who yester- day shot and killed E. w. Clayton, fl, railroad bridge worker, during a vis- it to another mans home. Howard declares the shooting was accidental, his revolver being discharged when he was showing it to Clayton.
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0LYMP|Cs OPENED UP BY MANY NEW ROADS
ONCE REMOTE DISTRICT NOW
 HAS NETWORK ROADS

OLYMPIA, July 10.-Nine years ago it was nearly impossible to reach the Olympic peninsula unless one went by boat and then travelled a long ways afoot. There are now three routes auto road, steamer service and rail road. Moreover the Olympic penin- sula is honeycombed with auto stage lines serving territory opened up the past few years.
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ANTONIO LAPPAI HEALTHY
 AND HAPPY AT 125 YEARS

LONDON, July 10.-The latest en- trant for international old age hon. ors is a Hungarian woman by the name of Antonio Lappai, whose age is authenticated at 125 years. She is in excellent health and very active.
 In answer to inquiries as to her health Antonio says she wore glasses until she was 95, but since then she has been able to see clearly without artifIial aid. She has been a widow for fifty years and lives by nursing in her community.
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NOTICE TO SEWARD WOMEN

At a meeting Of the Civic Commit tee held last evening it was decided that the women of Seward present Mrs. Harding with a gift. It is the aim of the committee in charge to ask every woman for small donation
 Owing to shortness of time it may be impossible to reach every one. In case the committee has not called kindly leave donations at the Seward Drug Company before Wednesday evening
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HARDING PARTY WILL STAY A HOURS
 1T JUNEAU
WILL SAIL FOR SEWARD TOMOR ROW MORNING ARRIVING BE-
 TWEEN 3 AND 8 FRIDAY

JUNEAU, July 10.-President War ren G. Harding and party arrived here this morning accompanied by Governor and Mrs. Scott c. Bone, who met him at Ketchikan. The party will spend 24 hours at Juneau, sailing for Seward direct, tomorrow. The transport called in at Taku glacier on it's way to this port, where the Pres ident witnessed the spectacle of huge bergs crashing into the water.
 President and Mrs. Harding will De guests of Governor and Mrs. Scott c Bone this afternoon.
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GIRL HEROINE GIVES LIFE

VANCOUVER, Wash, July 1O.- Miss Ruth Padden, 25, of this city was drowned in the Lewis river near Heleson, 30 miles from here, while at tempting to save her sister-in-law. who screamed for help. Miss Padden was swept over the 20 foot falls onto the rocks below and life was extinct when she was recovered 20 minutes later.
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CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE
 PRODUCES s25,oOo, ,ooo

7 SANTA BARBARA, Calif., July 1O- Fifty million contributions, totalling S25,OOO,OOO have been made to the na- tional, state and local tuberculosis associations of this country in the last fifteen years through the annual Christmas seal sales.
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FRENCH GIRL ACCUSED KILLING
 HUSBAND EGYPTIAN NOBLEMAN IS FOUND DEAD IN APARTMENTS OF
 LONDON HOTEL

LONDON, July 10.-Princess Ma rie Marguerite Fanny, pretty young French girl was arrested here today and is confined in the Bow Street jail charged with the murder of her husband, an Egyptian nobleman, last night at the Hotel Savoy.
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HOOVER DEFEATED BY HOLLAND

HENLY, Eng, July 10.-Walter M. Hoover of Duluth was defeated by D. Holland of England in preliminary heat of diamond sculling event. He was beaten by 8 minutes and A sec onds, Hoover struck a boom and split an oar, which lost him ten lengths at the start.
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CHICAGO PHYSICIAN DELIVERS
 BRAIN STORM AT NEW YORK

NEW YORp, July 1O-In speech at the American Osteopathic conven- ton Dr. Grant Mitchell of Chicago said that America is rearing race of starch drunkards, that prohibition is creating a new vicious national psy- chology, and that the whites domi- nate because they took up an abode by the sea whence they obtained food rich in iodine.
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE. NEAR BREAKING POIN7 OVER OCCUPATION IF RUHR
 AND MANY OTHER DEBATED POINTS
LONG DRAWN OUT NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND FRANCE OVER RUHR LEAVE
 STRAINED RELATIONS

LONDON, July 1O.-Premer Stanley Baudwn an nounced last night before the House of Commons that he would lay before Parliament Thursday all the facts n the long drawn fruitless negotiations which Lord Curzon and he have ronducted with Premier Poncare for settle
 en of the porbems arising out of the occupation of the Ruhr and Rhineand and the separations question: Ills remarks indicated that grave situation had arisen be-
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A HOT GAM ME

DEATH VALLEY, Calif., Seventy fans watched a ball game here last week when the thermometer was 1O7 in the shade, cool day for Junction. The Death Valley Swatters beat the Ludlow Braves IT to 5.
 There is but one tree in town and that shelters the thermometer.
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DOC HoRNADAY ERUPTING

NEW YORK, Jul 1O.-Extinction of the quail and prairie chicken with decade was predicted here today by Dr. w. T. Hornaday, director of the New York zoo.
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HENRY F0RD |S SUED BY PROMINENT JEWISH EDITOR FOR uBELOUS STATE-
 MEl!TS MADE IN H|S NlAGAZlNE
EPITHETS USED IN DEARBORN INDEPENDENT FoRns WEEKLY. CAUSES PROMINENT EDI-
 TOR TO START LIBEL SUIT

NEW YORK; July 1O.-Hernan Bernstein, editor ot the Jewish Tribune announced today that he had rea- ed Samuel Untermeyer to institute libel suit aganst ms Henry Ford the basis of the action being an article m The Dearborn Independent Ford's magazine, charging Bern stein with being "a spy and of being the head ot "a myth ical combination of international Jewish bankers.
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MICHIGAN CITY: When Mrs. Wal ter Lockerbie returned to her home after a short absence and could not find her electric iron, search dis closed it in the cellar. She had fail ed to turn off the electricity and the iron had burned hole through the ironing board, fell to the floor, burn ed a hole through the floor and fell into the cellar.
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HARDING WILL MAKE NO PROMISES

INTANGIBLE Alaska July 10.-Addressing briefly a delegation who waited him to explain the needs ot the community President Harding said he was only on trip of observation and would make no promises.
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ROLAND R. POTTER IS RELEASED

PROVIDENCE, R. l., July 1O:-Roland R. F0theI imprisoned for the past nine months III connection Wn thn murder of Major Cronkhite at Camp Lewis re leased today on mandate from the Federal Court of Ap peas.
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FORMER ASSOCIATE JUSTICE DEAD

CLEVELAND, O., July 1O-Fomer Associate justice Dav of the United States Supreme Court died today at Mackinac Island Michigan
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GREAT FALLS, Mont. July 1O.-The Stanton Trust and Savings Bank, whose president George H. Stanton largely financed the DempseyGlbbons fght closed US doors today, owing it's depositors $6OO,OOO.
 It is stated the bank and fight promoters lost heavily, owing to the attendance at the fight being far below ex pectatiOns.
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EDDY IF LIEUTENANT T.B. HULL FOUND IN
 WATERS 0F LAKE ERIE CLOSE TO SPOT WHERE LIElJT. ROTH MET HIS DEATH
SECOND VICTIM OF ENDURANCE BALLOONING CONTEST FOUND TO-DAY IN WATERS
 OF LAKE NEAR ONTARIO

WINDSOR, Ont, July 1O-A body believed to be that of Lieiut T. B. Hull, the second missing American bal oonis who departed with Lieutenant Roth in the fated balloon A-6688 was found today in the lake off Point Pe lee The body of Lieut. Roth found lashed to the basket of the baoon floating in Lake Erie near Port Stanley, Ont. yesterday
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ATLANTA, July 1O.-The fifty-ninth grand lodge convention and reunion of Benevolent and Protective Or der of Elks opened this afternoon.
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FRANCE RATIFIEs WASHINGTON TREATY

PARIS July 1O.-WlthOUt reserVatlons tIle TTeHT11 Chamber of Deputies ratified the treaty signed at Was ington November 1921, by Britain, France Japan ana the United States.
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FLEET EXPECTED IN PORT

st,SAdmiral Chase and his survey fleet of six vessels is expected to reach port some time tomorrow afternoon, to meet the President.
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CHICAGO, July 1O.-Mrs SaVlIe Dltu CFudeHe was found guilty of murderng Frank Ditt her husband and was Sentenced to life imprisonment.
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Seward has a large number of fine automobiles. Buicks, Studebakers, Chevrolets, Stars and Fords come in the order named.
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The Brooklyn Eagle party will be in Cordova in time to catch the Alame- da south. They are at Mckinley Park today.
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WASHINGTON, July 1O.-President Harding and President Obregon of Mexico will meet in the future on the American and Mexican border and pledge them selves to work for the lasting friendship between the two nationso
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AGED SINISTER EVICTED; ONCE WEALTHY

NEW YORK; July IO.-NIiss Sarah LOdWIcK, an ageu spnster was evicted today from her Madison avenue apartments for non-payment of rent The Woman once wealthv was recent luncheon guest of J. r. Morgan
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NEW YORK, July 10:-Mrs. Anna Buzzi was sen enced be executed for the murder of Frederick Schne Ter with whom she lived eight years as his wife.
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WANTED-Five or six room house unfurnished; phone or call at Gate | way office.
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ON TRIAL FOR KILLING MOTHER-IN-LAW

NEWARK, N. J., July 1O.-Mrs. Mary F. Creighton was placed on trial this afternoon for the murder of Mrs Anna Creighton, her mother-inaW.
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Wanted-Three room furnished cot tage; apply at Gateway.
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Girls and Juniors
Wear Reduced

~ Silk Crepe and Crepe de Chine
dresses. sizes IL to IT years. Formerly
s14ss TO 1888. Fridays price. $1,000
Tweed Knicker Suits with Norfolk
jackets. Sizes 10. 10 and ~ years.
Formerly $12.ss. Fridays price. .&7.9s
Three-piece Suits, henna and copen.
Sizes Is and II years. Formerly
$4,000. Fridays price. $4,000
Gray Poiret Twill Suit. Size 15
Formerly $3.50. Fridays price $3.50
1 Rose Tweed Suit. Formerly 1898.
fridays price ...,.. ......... .Sl2.3S
1 Cape. camers hair Size IA. Formerly
$500. Fridays price. $1,000
1 Cape, black bolivia; size IA. Formerly
$4,000. Fridays price. $1,000
Khaki Knockers. All sizes. Formerly
S2.25. Fridays price. .......... ii .9S
rs Khaki Suits, MILDLY and boomers
attached. Formerly $3.50 Fridays
price Observation-Disclosures. $1.08
Fourth Floor.
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Summer Lingerie
Greatly Reduced

Nightsowns. crepe de chine, slightly
sohed. Formerly 1896. Fridays
Pice .'....t... Observation-Disclosures .96
Ntshtsowns, wash satin trimmed
with lace Formerly $685. Fri
days price Observation-Disclosures. S3.95
H1ShtHowns. crepe de chine. feather
sutched. Formerly 1896 Fridays
price '''............... $4.05
Envelope Chemise, excellent quality
crepe de chine. Formerly 1896. Fri
days price ................$ 4.95
Envelope Chemise of radiurn, en-
oroidered and hemstitched Former
ly 1918. Fridays price S5,95
II Envelope Chemise, satin radtum or
crepe de chine. Formerly s5o5
Fridays price ...........S 3.a5
100 NikhtEOwns and Enveyone Cb.u,sa
OF nainsook Formerly $50 FRI
days price ........... 81 90
Is Cotton Crepe Vests. Formerly 81 az
Frldays price. .,......... m 90
8 step-in Drawers. Formerly s1.s6
fridays price .................& 81 90
ID Philippine Straight Chemise Forr.r-
ly 81 95. Fridays price SII5
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Coats, Capes and Suits
Clearance Priced

l2 Canes, sport models, of poiret twlIl
embroidered in wool. Formerly 30 20:
Fridays price. So'Vo
Formerly $500 Fridays price $lo.OO
Tweed Coats, misses sizes "a to Is.
Formerly $500 to $500. FrldSy
price ........'.-' e ""O
va,our Coats, sizes IS to 3S. Former.
Nv $685. Fridays price ...'. So"O
20 Coats OF Tweeds. sport Plaids over.
plaids and ch!nChilla, including spott
Jackets Formerly S995, Fri9 "a oS .
price ................... ~"''O
Three-piece Suit OF Rating; SIZE SIZE
"a Formerly $3.50. Frld aoy rs
price .........'.''
sill Shit. size IS. Formerly SIS 90
Fridays price. ........'.''' '~o'0'
nlu. Mohair Suits. misses si 81 IS
Formerly $3.50 Fridays price Gov
po,r-t Twill Suits. sizes IS to s.
Eorneriy $500. Fridays price SIo''"
Tweed Suit. size 4s1@ Former ay
t,S 6o Fridays price. 1880
Tweed suits. formerly S1ssS. ., Err;
days price.
r..d SHIFTS. misses sizes Formerly
Sa260 Fridays price. '$lo'oo
rweed Suits, misses sizes. Formerly
sro76 and $3.50. Fridays price %o'o"
r~..A SHIFTS. formerly $500. Fridays
Hr;ca .............. %A.UO
Second Floor. LansburEh brother'
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Big Savings for
Little Tots

! Pink Silk Coat, with lace collar.
size years. Formerly $3.50. Fri
days price. ................ $1,000
White Satin Coat, hand -em broidered.
Formerly $3.50. fridays price $1,000
Long Coats. crepe de chine, hand EN-
broidsred Formerly $3.50 and
1880. Fridays price $1,000
Long Coat, silk poplin. hand-embrotd-
cred Formerly $3.50. Fridays
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIC. 90
HAnd-embroidered Bibs. forn.rIv akc
and Soc. Fridays price ..... ISc
% Hand-embroidered Bibs, formerly 7sc
to $l.s6. Fridays price ....... lSs
IS Pairs Rubber Pants, formerly 800
Fridays price ............, soc
Bassinette. trimmed with ne, ara
blue ribbon. Formerly S3so 90 Fri
days price .-..............32b 90
90 Cotton Shirts, with long .I..v..
Sizes 2h and years Forn.rf,
SOC. Fridays price ......- say
CashmeFe sacques and wrann.x. :;
fants size. Formerly 50 IS ~ I. az
Fridays price. SI.95 In "a o.
I Receiving Blanket, formerly .1ss
Fridays price ............. "a az
Infants Hose. formerly SOC 70 7sc T.,
Fridays price. .............. aac
Fourth Floor.
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Broken Lines of
Women's & Children's
Footwear

$3.50 pairsD Women's White Low Shoes
oxferds and one-strap pumps; welt or
turn solesi Spanish. baby Louis. cuban
and militar. heels. Broken sizes. but
ali sizes in the lot, Greatly reduced
to. pair. $500
zone Lott Misses and Children's White
Canvas Pumps, rubber-soled. ohe-strap'
model; were $1.65 to SAILS; fridays
price ..................' COG
Women's white Sport Oxfords' with
black or tan calf trim: or all-white'
rubber sole and heel; sizes 2h -to'51 Il :.
were 1895 to $4.s5. Friday, pair sass
Women's and Growing Girls White .nits
ana heels; also black land white, or
-and-white; sizes IA to Z; Wer rs
S2.25 and s275. Friday. $3.50. -'eA'So
Second Floor.
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COlOred Satin
Marseilles Spreads, SIS

(5) of the spreads, all pink, with cut
corner and henfned. Formerly $3.50
Fridays price ........'. ...........& IS
(6) AlI-WoOl Comforts, Saline covered.
Formerly $3.50 to 1896. Fridays
price - ..-..-... - 1913
(3) Beacon Bath Robe Blankets, with
frogs and cords, Formerly $4.96. FRI
days price. ............ e3.SS
(O Pairs Block Plaid BIankets, nearly
half wool. Size 66x80; soisetts bound
Formerly $6.46.- Fridays price $500
(S) Beacon Comfortables. in blue and
copen, silk bound. Formerly 3975
Fridays price ...........:.::$ 6.05
Fifth FIoor.
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Clearance of Druperies- Save One Half and More

e eete) Cretonne Grapes; we're 1918
Friday ,........ :. =. =. 1888
q sets) Rose PopIin Drapes; were
1915. Friday .........'.... .SZ.oo
e sets) Mulberry Poplin Grapes; were
1918. Friday ......'''.' S@.oo
(o7 Dairsl Hemstitched Wolfe Curtains.
ACE trimmed were $2.9S. Fridays
price, pair. ......''''' ~I'9O
t6a nair.) Odd styles of Curtains,
greatly reduced. pair ',...." $l.OO
$50 pairs) Portieres. armure and rep;
oIa yards long, dark muloerry,
brown. Were 1896 to 1928 Fri
days price, pair. .'.''''' - %"'So
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nd-EmbrOidered
Models at Half Price

Hand-embrcidered models that have
served their purpose. some OF them
slightly soiled. All reduced to half
price
conabinE sacques. ss-inch Table
Cover. 36-inch Tan Center. i
dresser Scarf. / Piaue. Carriage Robe.
Formerly ss.ss. Fridays price. $40
CIuny Lace Table Covers. ~ TO -
inch sizes. Formerly $3.50 to $3.50
Fridays price. ....... 1928 70 $9.sS
4 ChiIdren's sRompers. l. Ntghtgown. y
Pillow Cover. Combing Saedue.
Formerly s426. Fridays price &2.1a
2 Sofa Pillow Covers. Connbtng
sacques, / Girls Blouse. 1 Towel
Formerly S2.48. Fridays price S1.S4
Third Floor.
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Boys Summer
Apparel Reduced

(Ss) Boys Palm Beach Suits. greatly
reduced TO. ................... S4.75
(Bs) Boys AM-wool Tweed Suits, re-
0uceo TO. '..... S4.J6
(7z) Boys AH-wOol Blue Serge Suits,
reduced to. -. 94.76
(lO0) Boys Blouses and Wash Knee
Pants, formerly 4sc. Fridays price,
uHl Boys Bath Robes. formerly 1915.
Fridays price. ..................e 1.46
(S0) BOys' Straw Hats, formerly $3.50.
fridays price. .05c
(7OD Boys Wash Hats, formerly 4sc
Fridays price. zee
(6e) BOYS Summer Colt Caps, formerly
Csc. Fridays price. ...... 1Oc
(6Sl Boys Knicker Suits. formerly $4s6,
ISouCSQ TO 800
(S) Boys Khaki Norfolk Suits, formerly
1895. Fridays price. 82.05
~ Boys Crash Norfolk Suits, formerly
t3.sb. Fridays price ......... $2.0S
Fourth Floor.
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500 Embroidered
PIlOWcases
Special, SIC

Choice Of many beautiful designs in
high quality cases at a greatly lowered
price.
zoo Yards LOngcl0th. in pieces to
yards. Formerly 25c yard. Fridays
. =
$50 Yards Pillowcase Tubing. G6 inches
vide Seconds of a splendid grade.
Formerly soc. Fridays price :. goo
200 Yards Sea Island UnbIeached Sheet
Ing. SO inches wide. In good lengths
for general use. Fridays price. lao
Salisbury Sheets. In sizes 62x1os ana
12xs9. Eleven dozen to 60 at the
fridays price. Recommendations. 81. 90
500 Hill Plllowcases, in sizes 4zx36 and
4ox3S. Choice at Fridays price.
for $1.OO
Third Floor.
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SilverWare Reduced

900 Butter Dishes, triple plated top.
and heavy press glass base. Formerly
Csc. Fridays price .,.-......... SOC
I'D Pulverized Sugar Shakers, with
etched design and triple plated top.
Reduced ...............3 $50
O5) Baskets-Bonbon loaf sugar and
nut baskets with silver plated holders
and clear or colored glass containers
Formerly 96c. Fridays price. soc
Street Floor.
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Novelty Fans Greatly
Reduced

~ Black Net Fan on she'll frame, 17x21.
Beautifully spangled with red. For
msrly $21.95. Fridays price. S13.95
az Black Net Fan on heavy she'll frame.
Fine dark blue spangles Formerly
$685.. Fridays price. ........ $1,000
az GpanEIed Fan. attractive design in
green. Fridays price (greatly re-
duceD ,......'.......... &7.95
First Floor.
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Friday Remnants in
Leather Goods

(60) Belts in dark colors only. For
merly csc. Fridays price. .10c
(25) Beaded Envelope Purses. in black.
black and steel, some colors. Formerly
9bc. Fridays price. ....,...... sec
lO) Cotex Boston Bags, nicely lined
Formerly $1.25. Fridays price. 79c
Street Floor.
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Certain Lots Of
Housewares
Remnant Priced
Just Fifty
SCREEN DOORS
(Were &3.26)
$3.50
Strongly constructed of sea-
soned lumber; black ana galvan-
ICED wire; sizes 2.6x6.e to 3x7 IT.

(74) White Enamel Bath Tub Seats;
were 800. Friday. ........... SEC
$50 cases) Old Dutch Cleanser: were
uBO) 1O-piece Wood Utility Kitchen
Sets: were 75c. Friday ...,...... Acc
144) Dandy GOT. Ice Cream Free1ers.
galvanized tub; were csc. Friday $50
(74) Waste-Paper Baskets. corrugated
metal; were ACC. Friday. ....... 45c
(72) Single Burner Gas Ovens. black
sheet iron. Special. .......... SLAB
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Toilet Articles Down
Priced

C2) Bottles BOrated Ounce Blossom
Cream, for sunburn. Formerly Csc.
(16 bOxes) Ashes of Rose Rouge, in
metal case Formerly Soc. Fridays
price ............ ............... .E0c
ca Jars Lournay Lemon Cream, for
meriy SOC. Fridays price :. zee
a boxes) La Media Cold Cream Powder,
brunette or white Formerly soc.
Fridays price ........ ,........ Csc
Street Floor.
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Handkerchiefs

10 dozen Mems Fine Cotton Handker-
chiefs with hand -embroidered initial.
A. D, F, K. NJ. n. S. only. Formerly
26c. Fridays price. ISc. for soc
50 boxes ChildrenS Lawn Handkerchief,
hemstiched. with colored embroidered
initial. in a box. Formerly soc.
FRIDAY price. ............ S0C
First Floor.
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Jacobs Superb
Chocolates

ca boxesl Almonds, caramels, nouga-
ttnes fruit creams, chip clusters, cor
9tal fruits, maFshmallows, assorted
note ana heavily coated in rich choco-
late. Formerly s1.25 ID. Fridays
price ..................... 6On
Main Aisle.
Homemade Fudge, large size bar sps-
Street Floor.
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SSa lie
Wash Goods
Remnants
Reduced ~ and More

40 Yards Cotton Suiting. in tan, rose.
cepsn, white. brown, light blue, green.
and hello. Reduced to. yard lee
Remnants Of white and COIored. wash.
Goods. including some of the most
wanted materials Of the season.
Choice ........2 CSC
PaJana Checks. In very fine quality.
reduced to. yard ..................17 lie
2e-inch NainsOOk, good quality for sum
mer underwear. reduced to. yard .15c
Street Floor.
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Jewelry Reduced

(1O) Casque Combs, in blue or green.
settings. Formerly 81. Fridays
price 59c
(10) Genuine Shell Cameo Brooches. gold
plated frame, rich design and safety
catch. Formerly So. Fridays
price .................... 81 50
Street Floor,
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Silk Parasols

Sun-and Rain Parasols OF high grade
silk. Attractive plain colors with Per.
sian border. Formerly $500. Fridays
price .......... .. 49, So.VS
First Floor.
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Odd Lots of COrsets
and Brassieres

Discontinued COrsets. containing Ferris,
waists, Memo, r. q G., Madame
Pfeil. La Grecque. Bien JoIie Dinners,
Stylish Stout and other makes.
CorsetS originally $3.50 to $3.50. Fri
days price. ...............7 9c
COrsets originally $500 to $500. Fri
days price. 1928
CorsetS originally $3.50 to $1,000. Fri
days price. ................9 Sc so
Bandeaux. De BsvoiVs, Bien JoIie and
Memo Ctrclets Originally $200 and
$3.50. Fridays price. .75 c
Third Floor.
Discontinued Corsets, very special
group containing many wei: knvwn
makes. Originally $2.oe to So 90
Fridays price. .................. S1.O0
Main Floor.
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Obs pairs) High Quality Hand made
Curtains. voiles and marquisettes
Choice, half price:
- pairs were $685. Friday &4.9s
pairs were $685.. Friday $4.48
81 pairs were $3.50. Friday ... 1928
81 pairs were 1915. Friday $2.89
IS pairs were $5.25. Friday. $50 $2.6S
600 yards) High Quality Cretonnc,
short lengths, formerly SOC to 75c
yard. Friday price, yard CSC
Drapery Remnanta-Your choice Of
many disable lengths; former price
much higher. Greatly reduced.
ydIu ''''..'....'. BIC
Fifth FlOOr-Lansburgh g. Brother.
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Writing Paper

"a boxes Fine Writing Paper and Cor
respondence Cards. Formerly 75c box.
Fridays price .................- hoe
First Floor,
The Washington times., 1923-07-19
Tub Silk Petticoats

DO Tub Silk PetticoatG, some ham
stitched. Regular and extra size.
Formerly 3296 to $3.4s FRIDAYS
Third Floor,
The Washington times., 1923-07-19
Bathing Suits

Bathing Suits of good quality; various
colors Formerly $2.95 and $3.s5. Fri
days price $$"%S
Second Floor.