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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-11-24

mont, these garments for morning
and street wear all retain snug, exi
act at which is causing despair
among women who admit they are
somewhat plump. Slim women, on
the other hand, have no fault to find.
As rule the coats of the 1924
tailleurs are longer than they have
been for several seasons, in many
cases about three-quarters or more.
They also take the simple, straight
lines, and are often the wrap-around
variety. extremely smart and very
popular. Braided coats with fur col
lars and cuffs, worn over simple lit
tie straight line dresses are varia-
ton.
K A tailored dress Of tabac brown
velours de Smyrne, recently seen at
Longchamp. has buttons for trim
ming and button holes of dull blue
leather. A dull blue leather belt
completes the rather striking enscm-
bic.
Models made to knitted goods, in
cooperating into the tricot tailleurs
all the fashionable features Of the
cloth article, were also ushered in
with the first chill of autumn. Some
Of these knitted suits have borders
woven into them which give the SAME
effect as embroidery.
But whether made Of velvet, cloth
or knitted goods, the tailor made
suits Of the l023-l924 season, with
their straight lines and snug fitting
cut, conspirc to make the coming
months II period of despair for wo
men who are plump.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-11-24
PARlSSTYLES
SUIT SLENDER
WOMEN .0NLY
New Dress Lines Put All But
Slender Figures at a Dis.
advantage
TAILLEURS ARE LONGER
Buttons and Button Holes
Are Being Used For
Trimmings

Paris, Nov. 24.-The official winter
style openings are now a thing Of
the past, and it would seem that the
new dress lines put all but slim wo-
men at a Disadvantages; a veritable
cult of slimness has been developed.
While there is the greatest variety
in the matter Of detail, and one is AL
lowed the circular or the plain, the
embroidered and the unembroidered.
the fundamental principal of the
straight line" remains supreme.
For street ana t1avel wear the elias
sic tailleur has the cali, and SO many
women, have remained faithful to it
despite the changing times. that the
great textile manufacturers Of north
ern France arc now creating fabrics
designed especially for it.
The kasha. marokellaine and We
lours de- Smyrne, particularly the lat
ter, arc the materials used by most
Of the Partisan dressmakers for tail.
leus and coats. The velours dc
Smyrnc, coming in plaids and stripes.
with a soft velvety surface And all
the sturdy qualities of wool. is the
most popular fabric among the fash
ionable frequentcrs Of the Bots de
Bculogne and the Champs Elysees,
soft dark green being the color most
in demand. -
Simplicity is he keynote. Button
or braid trimmed, or without adon.
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mere technical perfection but
that super-perfection which means
artistic realism, finesse and dis
tinction-and all of these he has
attained in his latest production
for Metro, where the Pavement
Ends" which is presented at the
Capitol Theatre Monday.
"Where the Pavement Ends" is
different from anything Mr.. Ing
ram has ever done, but it bears
that stamp of real genius WHICH
characterized 1.-THE Four Horse
men," "The Prisoner of Zenda"
and thrilling Women" 1t is an
extraordinary photoplay in every
particular. in direction, acting, set
tings, story and photography.
1t is tale of how love came in
to life of the daughter, of a South
Seas missionary. What better
setting for tale of romance than
far away islands of the Southern
Pacific. Here is romance an its
essence.
Beautiful Alice Terry portrays
the part of the missionary's oauyA-
ter with remarkable skill Ramon
Novarro plays opposite her with
magnificent power and appeal
Edward Connolly, as the mission.
airy, and Harry 7. Morey, as
Gregson, display rare ability.
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CHILD PLACING
A DEPARTMENT
OF SOCIETY

1t may be said that placing
children in homes Involves many
things which void hardly be thot
Of by tho CASUAL person. 1t re-
Quires q sense Of fitness and the
greatest of ratielce.
In an intGtyiew with the Super
intendent 6fs the Humane Society
for the Friendless the following
story was gotten:
"Some six years ago the Society
placed q ten-year old girl. Soon
thereafter he was sent for to come
and get The girl. And so t went
until five times the changing &C.
CURED over a period Of few years.
Then the girl was taken into the
superintendent home and observe
ed. It was either a case ID, COM
uniting to the State training
school or giving one more trial.
The latter was determined upon
and effort made to place in home
particularly adapted to this girl.
She is now on her second year in
this home, a Soph in High School
and plans on being teacher some
day. Child placing is one of the
departments Of the Society"
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Alpha Eta Chapter
Has Fine Session

The Alpha Eta chapter of the Del
phian society met Friday morning At
$3.50 O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. Z.
P. Quain who was leader Of the day.
A discussion of ire, lesson the reli-
gion and art of Ancient Egypt was
followed by three.minute text re-
ports.
Mrs. Quain who is giving . series
of talks on the government OF the
United States spoke on the judiciary
Mrs Obert Olson surprised the chap
ter with delightful reading, "A
Lodging House" by Dixie wilAon
which portrayed Egyptian life and
customs at tho time Of King Tut-ank,
ahmen. The subject for the next
meeting will be "The Story Of Baby
lonia and Assyfia."
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Social and
Personal
Teachers Here
Thank Citizens

Bismarck women were so loyal TO-
the city and so anxious to make the
teachers convention success that
they offered more rooms than were
needed to take care Of all of the
visitors who could not be accomodat-
ed at hotels. The rooms committee
of the Association Of Commerce
placed more than 500 school teacherA
in homes in the city.
Mrs. R.. A. Tracy, chairman Of the
c$mmittee, /. said that many school
teachers came back to the office
and thanked the committee for plac-
ing them in such fine homes during
tue convention. Because Of the ire.
,mendous rush of the visitors, the
members of the committee assigned
them to homes on the lists without
any particular regard to where they
were going, and expecting to use all
rooms offered, but the excellent no.
tel Accommodations Of the city
provided for so many that all OF
the rooms could not be filled.
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THE ELTlNGE

Enemies of Women" Cosmopoli-
tan's motion picture Of the war navel
by Vicente Blasco lbanez, tho Span
ish novelist, is to be shown at the
Eltingc Theatre Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. after unusually sue
ccssful showings on roadway, in Chi
cago. Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Boston and other cities.
Lionel Barrymore and Alma Ru-
bens head a notable cast. Other
players in the picture arc Pedro dc
Cordoba. Gareth Hughes, Gladys
Hulcttc. the latc William II. Thomp-
son. William Collier, Jr., and Ivan
Linow.
Enemies Of Women" which has
been rated by photoplay critics as
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-11-24
Mrs. Nelson Gives !.
Birthday Party

Mrs. H. B.. Nelson Of 10 West Main
street entertained in honor Of her
son, Cecil's seventh birthday ami
vcrsary Thursday afternoon from =
to s o'clock. A number Of playmates
were guests. Games were played
until s o'clock when charmingly ap-
pointed birthday luncheon was serv-:
cd. The table was decorated in pink
witksa large birthday cake ornament
cd with seven tiny candles forming
A ccnterpicce. Cecil was delighted
with the tiny souvenirs with which
each Of his friends presented him.
Mrs. Nelson was assisted by Mrs. G.
A. Olson. N' !.
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st. Atexius Hospital

Mrs. Jacob Madehe, Dodge; Geo.
Moos, Blue Grass; Mrs.s Frank NJ.
Fisher, Underwood; Mrs. C.. Dybdal.
Mandan; c., A. Homer, Cutbank,
Mont; Clifford Transeth, Stanton;
Mrs. John Sch:llo. and Martin Schillo.
Golva, and Simon Goughnour. city,
have entered tho St. Alexius hospital
for treatment. Miss Cecilia Maus,
St, Cloud, Mimi: Mrs. Emma Lewis,
city; Anton Hsfr:: Rithardton; J. X.
Lauxhlin, Nar6!eon; Mr.. and Mrs.
JIG. Klipfcl, Ashley. IL d Miss Lois
Carlson, Lehr, have been discharged
fro nithe hospital.
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The action Of the story takes place
in Russia, Paris, the war front, and
in Monte Carlo. Barrymore gives
one of the finest Characterization
of his illustrious acting career, it is
said, as Prince Lubimoff. a selfish
Russian noble. Alma Rubens is. seen
as the Duchess dc Lille. beautiful
exotic, who lives only for men.
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bnc of the finest productions Of the
year, contains numerous scenes act
ually "shot" in Monte Carlo and
Paris. The war scenes, especially the
sinking of ships by. submarines. are
declared to be unequalled. Since
the settings were directed. by Joseph
Urban, reports of their mangnifi-
cence and lavishness may be accept
ed as accurate.
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Hear Deyine BY Radio.

Hear Devine BY Radio.
Radio fans in Bismarck assert that
the address given by j.. M. Devine.
commissioner. Of immigration and
labor. at Minneapolis; MINI. Game
over" fne and was y really splendid
talk on North Dakota and its prod
Ucts. y .stft.. -, z.
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Rismarck Hospital.

/ Alice Gorden, wilton; Mrs. VIM.
Erb, Douglas, and Mary Brewer.
Washburn, have, entered the Bis
marck hospital for treatment. Mas
ter Carl Benseh, Mott; o. s. Chase,
Lisht.Lap, s.. D.; Melvin Holey. Tur-
tlei Lake; B. H. Russell, Trotters:
Miss Olivia Anderson, Sidney, Mont,
and Mrs. J. q. Erickson. Hazen. have
been discharged, from the hospital.
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Scout. Ala in Search.

Representatives: from the three
scout troops i'm Bismarck assisted
yesterday in ai>search for the body
Of Selvin Kettkleson, who. recently
was drowned in the Missouri river
when he fell from q boat Of the Ben
ton Packet Co. The boys were armed
with field glasses and hoped to To-
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
A meeting Of the Catholic Daugh-
,terA Of Aneric will be held Monday
evening at 1880, o'clock. at st. Mary's
auditorium. ~ ~
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u. C.. T.. MEETING

The regular meeting of the U. c.
+. will be held this evening at Elks
hall when initiation will take place.
All visiting U. c. T. arc welcome.
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IN CITY

Frayne Baker, who has been on
The Pacific Coast for sometime for
tt. C. 4. P. Turner. Company Of
Minneapolis, is visiting in the city.
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ClTYNEWS

United Goblers Dance
The United Goblers enjoyed q fine
dance Friday evening when they had
q good attendance. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
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MoNDAYCLu

>.af.,- ,MONUA1rC IIUBY
Members Of the Monday club are
scheduled to meet with Mrs. H. 8.
Dobler Monday afternoon.
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IT. g. MEETING

u. C. +. MEETING
There will be a regular
meeting at the Elk's Hall to-
night Tor initiation. Visiting
u. C.. rs. Always Welcome.
John L. George, Secretary.
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ENTERTAINS FOR RICARDO :
.MARTIN t.Ety,..

Mrs. Edmond A. Hughes will en-;
ftertain for Ricardo Martin and Miss
tBertha Hagen Of Fargo this evening
following the, concert given by Mr..
Martin at the auditorium. 9sc .tts' /.
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GUESTS AT STANTON HOME
DR.. and Mrs. C.. H. Allen of Minot
are guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. E. NJ. Stanton over Sunday.
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GUEST. OF BRoTHEl

Miss GlSdys Tucker Of Devils Lake,
who visited with her brother, John p.
Tucker during the convention, re-
turned home today.
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GUEST AT EABER HOME
Mrs. Frank Robinson. Of Garrison
il the quest ;of Mrs. A. +. Fabef over
the week end. $50. ~
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crIcsr AT RYERsON HOME

: Arthur Benson, principal Of the
Jordan Junior high school Of Mimi
eapolis, Mimi, has been the guest of
Dr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ryerson during
the week Of the N. D. E. A.. meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-11-24

Z. MEDIUM BROWN HAIR look.
best Of al after. > Golden Clint
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FAREWELL THEATRE PARTY :
Miss Laverhe Bush gave theatre
party for Miss Myrtle Smart who
leaves next week with her parents
of Kansas City. No.; where she will
make her homc, Thursday evening.
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cato, the body. J.. J. NJ. Macleod, d.
rector Of Boys, Work. directed the
boys. - =
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AT THE MOVIES
Ingram Triumph
To Be Pictured
On Screen Here

Rex, Ingram has scored again.
This director. seems satisfied with
nothing less than perfection, not
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After the theatre the little ladies
had refreshments at the Bush home
and presented their little friend
with . rift u remembe rance.
( VISITED AT :CASSELMAN HOME
Edwin Cassclman Smith, who has
been located in st. Louis, has left
for Dallas, Tex. to enter; business at
ter visiting for several days at the
home Of his uncle and aunt, Judge
and Mrs. w. s. Casselman.t Mr.. Smith
was ! first lieutenant in Ne air ser
vice during the war and lisa reserve
office at present. -.
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odaMlSsaODE ATTENDS MEETING
.F'Ni:s. Ruth Od". sscretery o
Sunday School Association Of Bill.
ings and Golden Valie~ count "s ~
yesterday for Beach to rttend tie
Sunday school Convention bei'r hell
there. Enroute home she will visit
in Dickinson. Medora. and New Sal
EN-. Miss Ode is the niece Of Mrs.
A. L. Hubert. " !.
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LUNCHEON FOR MISS HAGEN ].
Miss Bertha Hagen Of Fargo was,
the guest Of Mrs. T., G. Plomasen at
a 1880 o'clock luncheon yesterday.
Attending the luncheon were former
Fargo women and friends Of the hon
or guest. Miss Hagen manager and
instructor Of the Dakota Conserva,,
tory, is the accompanist for Ricardo
Martin who is appearing in concert
in. Bismarck. .s ",
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-12

High shelf extra-$S.9S.
No. Z size, with 5 lids.
substantially built with
open ends. Guarantee
given with each range.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-12
$500 Mohair Suite, ChippendaIe Design g piece

This luxurious suite may be had in taupe or Reduced to
"A: Az: :||::::i:: : :: :: a.. z' :: g: e: ::::: e: :::: IS: :: g.: :!:::: 8: ::::: :: 1887
Bile seats. The elaborate carved frame enhances
its luxurious upholstering. Cash OF Credit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-12
5000 Walnut Combination Dining Suite g pieces)

. Splendid construction
consists of Buffet, China
Extension Table. The
parately.
Extension Table. $40.65
Serving Table. $500
Illustrated, is .$24.5O
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-12

The style is early Tudo
throughout. The Suite
Cabinet and Oblong
pieces may be bought s
Buffet S17.45
China Closet.... 41.65
The Buffet Mirror,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-12

$47 Floor Lamp. complete
with shade .............S2 9.75
SAT Bridge Lamp, complete 20.75
SIS Junior Floor Lamp,
complete 4s.75
$50 Junior Floor Lamp.
complete ........... $3.50
$50 Table Lamp, complete. 1855
$45 Spinet Desk, mahogany
finish ................... 2e.S5
500 Gateleg Tables. top
35x4S, mahogany finish. 1918
$40 Antique Walnut Con-
sole Table and Mirror,
complete 0s.75
s2S Buffet Mirror.......... 17.s5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-12

SIS Imported Irish Point
Curtains in white and
ivory, az yds.; per pair S11.75
500 Plaid Wool Blankets.
double woven, full size:
large block effects in
blue, tan and rose; per
pair l3.49
$45 White Blankets. strict
ly all wool of selected
grade; bound separate
ly; blue or pink scroll;
per pair. $3.50
500 Silk Comfortable, fancy
scrawl stitching: full
size; blue, gold and
orchid 1888
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-12
$3.50 Two-Tone Dining Room Suite a pieces)


Charmingly executed in a beautiful combination Reduced TO
walnut, this handsome dining room suite ex-0 ~ - E5 20
PRESSES the best traditions of the artistic Italian J NJ -
Renaissance period. The four pieces comprise i ~ !
a buffet, china cabinet. extension table andZ@
serving cabinet. The pieces may be bought
separately If desired. Cash r Credit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-12
$3.50 Bedroom Suite, Walnut Finish g pieces

This attractive suite is exceptionally we'll con-
structed in the charming Tudor design, and is
a special feature of this Sale. 1t consists of
Dresser, full-size Bow-End Bed and Chiffonier.
The pieces may be bought separately.
Dresser ........ S34.9G Bow-End Bed -. S32.9O
Chiffonier ...... 27.S9 Semi-Vanity -. 31.5O
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-12

Four star-drilled burn
ers. A well-made range,
all white porcelain ex-
cept CRATES. front frame
and rear legs: 36 in.
long. 251z in. deep, AZ
in. high.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-12

This is a fine oil heater
and a remarkable bar
gain at the price. We
also have a large as
sortment of Florence
and Nesco Oil Cookers.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Gage Tailored Hat, S2.98

1871 Hats in q fine selection of
the newest styles and straws now
in demand. Friday only, $2.9S.-
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Mems Knitted Ties, 39c

Small lot of knitted ties in
plain colors and fancy designs.
Good looking and wearing ties.
Friday only, a9c or , for SI.-Main
Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
81 Ornaments, 85c

Gold and silver grapes, also sill
YER leaves for dress and hair orna-
ments. Friday only. SIC each.-
Trimming Dept, Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Ribbon Specials, Fl 1Nay

Remnants Of Dresden. Moire.
Fancy Stripes. etc. All cHfb bre and
many long lengths. Frisa( W snly,
X5c yard.
Moire, Satins, ombre. ,Brh:ades.
Polka dots. Paisley. pla lds, black
and white stripes. etc. s to Z
binations. Friday only, 81 sc ! ard.
Moire, Fancy stripes, ,Chacks,
etc. AZ to inches widt'. All
colors. Friday only. 35c Vard,t
Palafs R0yaI-Mafni E1ofsr.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Children's Silk Socks, 69c

Regularly 75c and S5c Plain
color in half and three-quarter
length. in white, black and colors.
Sizes to 10.
Also half and three-ouarter
length in white with dainty
fancy tops. Sizes TO 91:. All
perfect. Friday only, 60c.-Main
Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Mems Union Suits, 79c

Athletic style OF striped Madras,
sleeveless and knee length. Cut
full and well made. Sizes 81 TO
A. Friday only, roc. - Main
FLOOR.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
China and Housewares

Dinner Sets. so pieces. American
porcelain; floral or bluebird deco
rations. Regularly $500. Special.
S379.
Cups and Saucers. Japanese
china; choice OF several pretty
decorations. Regularly $2.75 doz-
en-. Special, 6 for sI.10.
Console Sets, 3 pieces: Poly
chrome finish. Regularly $2.s5.
Special. &2.19.
earthenware. Regularly S5c a
dozen. Special, o for sec.
Mixing Bowl Sets. sizes nest
cd; Zane Grey stoneware: blue
band decoration. Regularly 75c.
Special, Sac.
stone Jars. smooth finish; 4-gal-
Ion size. Regularly 6sc. Special.
Chef Fireiess Cookers, ,2-well.
size, l deep and shallow we'll;
fully equipped; complete with
legs. Regularly s3S.O0. TO close
out. six only, Friday, Special,
S2c.85.
Vaccup Handpower Washing
Machine; ] only; slightly marred
from being d floor sample. FRI
day, Special, $500.
Dishpans, gray enameled, oval
shape. Regular price. s1.1o. Fri
day. Special, .sc.
SnlnO pollSnlnR Clotn, Tor pol
ishing gold. silver and nickel: will
not scratch or mar. Regular
price, SOC. Friday. special, 38c.
Soap Dishes. for bathroom use.
white enameled; standing or wall
style. Regular price, 25c. Fri
day, Special. 17c.
Coffee or Tea Pot. gray enam-
eled; 2-Quart size. Regular price,
CSC. Friday. Special, CSC.
Garden Rakes; IL teeth: good
quality, smooth-finish handles.
Friday, Special, 4ec.
PaIaiA HaHnI--ENnuYfl I,1na.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Chldren's s Garments,
Friday Only, S1.98
Ostrich Bands, $1.79

About 81, new trimming for the
summer hat. now becoming more
popular daily. In g. large variety
of styles In the most wanted
colors. Regularly S2.sS. Friday
only. SI.19.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Mems SIS Topcoats,
Friday Only, S16.75

T. / o red all-wool gray and
brown tweeds. one-quarter satin
yoke and satin sleeve Innings.
Garments that will wear Severa!
years. The lssks box-back models.
Sizes 81 to -. Friday only, SI6.75.
Main FIoos
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Cushions, $1.10 each

Bar Harbor furniture cushions,
covered with better grade Gre
tonnes Large size with buttons.
Tufted. Friday only, $1.1O each.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Bows S1.25 Knickers, 89c

An economy special at a big
saving Durable caSsimeres and
cheviots with button bottoms.
Sizes z to 10. Regularly Sl.2J.
Friday only, S9c.-Maia Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Mems Socks, a prs, ST

Onyx and other makes. Mercer
lied. Black and colors. All per-
feet. Sizes gig to 11ia. Friday
only, 4 pairs, S1.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Congoleum Rugs, $9.48
Floor Coverings, 49c

Felt base. remnants up TO 12
,ASquare yards. In Neponset, Con-
! ! 'oleum and Blue Ribbon. Friday
, q My, 48c.-SecOnd Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Union Suits, 2 f br use

Boys suits IN higfF ne4'k, short
sleeves. knee length IN gaa re. also
Athletic made cross barre.i mus
lin. Sizes to 16. ALSO Girls in
cross barred muslin an ID ribbed in
low neck, sleeveless, vlth button
and garter attachment v Sizes 9
to IL years. All perfect. Friday
only, for 95c.-Main IrI oor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Knitting Yarn, lOc ball

Odd lot of Germantown ana
Shetland floss. outside slightly
soiled. Regularly 21c and 29c.
Friday only. 1Oc hall.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
IL N'it-and-Miss Rugs, CSC

kAiood assortment OF combina-
1Sbn colorS Sizes 2<x4S-inch.
Fd lday only, 0Sc-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Kayser Silk Hose, S2.69
Children's Hose, Friday
Only, 2 prs., Csc
Children's Socks, Friday
ONLY, 3 prs., &c

Regularly 25c TO Soc. Ribbed
hose for boys and girls. in black,
white and brown. Sizes TO 10.
"a socks, English ribbed with roll
top. black. white and brown. Half
socks for children. plain white
and colors: also with fancy tops.
Sizes to 9. Friday only. ) pairs,
09c.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
BOYS Pajamas, $1.15

One piece style. Of cotton pom
gee. in white, lavender, blue and
pink Low neck, finished with
silk frogs Ages to IA. Friday
only, SI.I5.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Underwear, z for 45c

Children's. Including low neck,
sleeveless vests, tight knee and
umbrella pants to match. Acorn
ribbed waists with buttons and
garter attachments. and bloomers
In flesh. Broken assortment. 29c
to soc values. Friday only, for
4So.-Main F1Oor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Women's Union Suits, Csc

x a Y ser lOw-neck. sleeveless,
tight knee and umbrella style.
Tailored band. also the popular
closed wide leg and Envelope
chemise. White and pink. Regu-
lar sizes. Friday only, 65c.-Main
Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12
Mems Silk Ties, 55c
Mems Socks, 2 prs., ST

TO pairs OF SIX plated SOCKS,
look like silk and wear like cotton.
All reinforced and very durable.
Colors, cordovan. navy, gray and
black. Sizes ~ to He Friday
only, 9 pairs, S1-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-04-12

Regularly So. For three-quarter
beds Crochet spreads. Friday
only, $1.48 each.-Second Floor.