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Housefurnishinqs List

"COntinentnl" Hardwood Frame
Extension Window Screens. filled
with black wire cloth. Size 24x33.
Regularly Coo. Special, 42c.
Heavy Retinned Sanitary Wire
Dish DrainerS. round style, with
center basket for fiat table silver.
Regularly 95c. Special. zee.
Salt Boxes. Made of wood. with
hinged covers. Neatly stenCiled.
ready 70 hang on the wall. ReGu-
larly csc. Special, I.c.
GnrbpEe Cans. Heavy galvan-
ICED with tiEht-fitting covers.
13-quart size. Regularly CSC. Spe-
cinl. Sc.
WaShbOards. Pail size. good for
washing small pieces. Regularly
19c. Special. 1Gc.
Old English Floor Wax. The
standard polish for floors. wood
work, automobiles. etc. 1pound
size. Regularly 8Jc special, 69c.
Acme Ice Cream Freczers. CAL
vanized ice containers. 4-quart
size. Regularly $3.50. Special,
$I.85..
"Acme" Coffee MILLS. with l.
pound tin containers. complete
with board to fasten on wall
Regularly Csc. Special, 39c.
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Underwear List
For Friday Only

Union Suits. Regularly sec.
Women's Jumbo suits, low neck,
tight knee and umbrella style.
Also regular and extra size suits,
tight knee and umbrella style. also
closed suits. Friday only, = for
9Sc.
wcmcn's Vests. Regularly 25c
and 29C. Low neck, ribbed. plain
and tailored tops. built-up shoul-
der and bodice. Regular and extra
sizes. Friday only. for 45c.
Unicn Suits. Women's. Kayser
Marvel Fit Suits. extra sizes with
tight knee and umbrella style.
built-up shoulder and bodice. First
quality. Friday, $50.
Womcn's Union Suits. Slight
irregulars of csc value. Athletic
style of cros5barred muslin, we'll
made, mostly all sizes. "a to A..
Also ribbed suits, low neck. knee
length. First quality. Sizes 36 to
42. Friday, 3gc.
Women's Vests. Slight irregu-
lars of Sl.95 value. Glove silk
with bodice style. pink. orchid and
honeydew. Mostly all sizes. FRI
iny, S1.20.
wOmen's Vests. Regularly 39c
Low neck. ribbed. sleeveless. Jum-
%, extra ana regular sizes. bullt-
up shoulder and bodice. All per-
feet. Friday. for S9c.
Children's Pants. Regularly csc
and 35c. Summer-weight ribbed
pants, umbrella style. 2 to IA
years. Friday, . for 25c.
Union suits. Regularly soc.
Boys athletic closed crotch suits.
6 to 16 years. Girls athletic suits,
with drop seat and button attach
ments for garters. 2 to IL years.
All perfect. Friday, for S0c.-
Main Floor.
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Mems Underwear,
Friday Only, 79c Garment

Chalmers BaIbriggan Shirts, y
sleeves. drawers. ankle length.
with bicycle seat and reinforced
gussets Sizes "a to 54. Slightly
imperfect. Friday only. 79c gar
ment.-Main Floor.
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Stationery Specials

81 sheets White Linen Paper.
with so envelopes to match. for
SIC.
soc Linen Stationery. the Ply
monet Lawn, at 45c pound.
Envelopes to match. 15c package.
IS Nah Jong Set. of hardwood.
good for practice sets. each, s3.9S.
Main Floor.
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IL Yards for only $1.00

38h inch Wide I'm
bleached Muslins. Mill
lengths of 2 to IL yards.
5000 yards in all. Medium
weight for Sheets, Cases,
etc. Friday only, Il yards
for Reimbursement Store.
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Rubber Goods Specials

S9c WeareVer Moulded Hot
water Bottles at G9c
$29S Marvel Whirling Spray
Bulb Syringes, each, $3.50
s2.25 No-seam Red Rubber Com
binatiOn Fountain Syringe and
HOt-Water Bottle at S1.53
PnIais Royal-Main Floor.
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Superior Corsets, $1.98

"C-B," pm" and Bin
ner Front-lacing Corsets.
Coutil and novelty brocade.
Sizes 81 to 81 included-in
Pink or White. Friday
only at $1.9S.-Basement
Store.
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Blouses at $1.69
For Friday Only

Dainty White Voile Overblouses.
all pretty styles. trimmed with
various kinds of laces, round COL
lars and short or long sleeves. All
sizes, Sc to A. Friday only, mt
$1.G9.
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Blouses at $500
For Frfdny Only

Women's Colored Silk Blouses;
values to 1895; coatee and over
blouse models; dark or light shade.
All sizes. collectively. Values to
1895. Friday only. at $500.
Palais ROyaI-Third Floor.
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New Brassieres, CSC

CLINE Brassieres,
some with elastic inserts
and attached garters. In
cluding sizes 80 to so. Fri
day only at 69c.-Bnse-
mcht store.
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Little Bows Suits, S1.95
Extra Size Gowns, SEC
46 to so sizes.

Nightgowns of Crepe
and Nainsook, neat tailored
STYLES. in pink and white.
Friday only at 50r.--Base-
ment Store.
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Hosiery List
For Friday OnIy

AASSSAy AAoe
For Friday Only
81 and si.25. Silk and fiber
mixed in black. white and
colorS. Some have wide
seam back. Onyx and other
good makes. First quality.
Friday. S0c pair.
Women's Sports Hose,
regularly 81 and s1.25. Mer-
ceriZed English ribbed
sports hose, in new fall col
ors. First quality. Friday,
S8c.
Women's Hose. regularly
Sl.Io. Onyx pure thread
silk chiffon hose. scanned
beige. gun metal. All first
quality In sealed package.
Friday, S1.39.
Women's Silk Hose, regu-
1arly 50. Full fashioned, in
sheer chiffon and ingram
silk, black, white, log cabin,
autumn, neutral and the
new brown and gray. Onyx,
Van Raalte and other good
makes. Friday, S1.S9.
Onyx Hose. regularly 39c.
Women's mercerized Isle
hose. scanned back, in black,
white, brown and gray.
c h i d re ms. three-quarter
Onyx socks. in white, pom
gee. tan. black and blue. All
sizes. All perfect. Friday
only. , pairs, soc.
Women's Rollettes, regu-
larly $3.50 to $500. Glove
sill; net rollettes with col
ored garter tops. in black
and a few colors. Also brown
thread silk. Mostly all sizes.
First quality. Friday. Ssc.
Children's Socks. regularly
25c, 29c and 35c. Full length
ribbed hose, in black. white
and brown. Sizes to S1a.
Also English ribbed 81 hose.
roll top, in black, white and
brown. Plain white and
colors; also fancy top socks
in half and three-quarter
length. All sizes to 91a.
Friday. 3 pairs. 89c.
Fiber Silk Socks. regu-
larly soc and 59c. Children's.
Half length, plain color fiber
silk socks. mostly all sizes,
good assortment of colors.
Sizes 4 20 912. Also three
Quarter ribbed hose. roll top.
plain black, white, brown
and pongee. First quality.
Sizes 61a to 10. Friday, 2
pairs, 75c.
Glove Silk Socks. regu-
larly s1.50 and $1.95. Chill
dren's. White, pink, blue.
black with white garter
tops. Sizes s to 8. Broken
assortment. Friday, 05c.
Children's Socks, regularly
25c and 29c. White with
fancy tops. Broken assort-
ment, to III. Some slight
ly imperfect. Friday only, =
pairs 3Jc.-Main Floor.
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. Shop Tomorrow CLOSED All Day SaturdayAso See Page
Blankets, Pair, 93c

Gray Cotton Blankets.
AOx inches. Heavy
weight for cot and porch
beds White, gray and tan.
Pair for 93c. Friday only.
-Basemcnt Store.
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Wearever Sheets, $1.35

Size 72x90 inches. Very heavy
muslin and seamless. Regularly
$3.50. Friday only. SI.35.-Second
Floor.
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Aprons, 81

Queen Make" Aprons. OF fine
gingham; attractive colors, with
braid trimming. Friday only. 81 90.
Third Floor.
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at 2 for 81

Polly Prim. of gingham and per-
Gale: good colors; perfect fitting.
Fridny only, = for S1.O0.-rhird
Floor.
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Cotton Bats, CSC

100 Full 2-lb. Cotton Bats,
size 72X90 inches. Large enough
for a comfort. Friday only, 93c.
-Basement store.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
Tots Coyeralls, 79c

Regular see Play Coveralls, of
khaki cloth, with red bandlpgs.
2 to 6 sizes. Friday at 79c.-
Basement store.
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Mems Trousers, $1.75

Regularly s2.45. Good quality
khaki. Waist sizes, % to 81 and
80 to 46 Friday only, $I.75.-
Main Floor.
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39c Rloomers at 29c

Children's Bloomers-of crepe
and nainsook. Sizes to IL years.
Friday only Mt 28c.-Basement
store.
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S1.29 Blankets mt Sl.OO
Six (6) Yards, 88c
S2.98 Petticoats, $2.44
S1.25 Silk Hose, S5c

"Irregulars." 7 h d
Silk. With seam and
high-spliced heels. Size
915 in White or black.
Friday only at S5c.--Base-
ment Store.
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Princess Slips, 88c

Childrens. Daintily trimmed in
lace or embroidery: sizes 6 to 16.
Friday only, SSc.-Third Floor.
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Chinaware List

Chinaware List
Water Pitchers. Colonial glass.
] II quart capacity. Regularly 39c
Friday, special, 29C.
Cups and Saucers. American
porcelain. Blucbird and floral
decorations; subject to slight inn
perfections. Regularly 20c a pair.
Friday, special, IOc a pair.
32-pirce Cottage Sets. American
porcelain; choice of two pretty
designs. Regularly $500. Friday,
special, $3.50.
Table TumbIers. Colonial glass.
Regularly 15c a dozen. Special, Q
for roc.
Decorated English Earthen Tea
pots. 4-cup Capacity. Regu-
larly s2.25. Friday. special, SLIP.
Bread and Butter Plates. Ameri-
can porcelain. bluebird decoration.
Friday, special, &C each.
Mixing Bowl Sets. 3 assorted
sizes, zane gray stoneware. Blue
band decoration. Regularly 15c.
Friday, special, Soc.
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Handkerchief, 6 for 81

Women's. Fine Lawn Initial
lHandkerchiefs. Neat box con-
tanning for SI.-Main Floor.
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Beaded Bags, $2.69

Large assortment in beautl-
full designs; drawstring and
shell tops. Friday only, 500.
Main Floor.
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Envelope Chemise, ST

Odd lot. Dainty styles, with
strap or built-up shoulder: slight
ly mussed. Friday only, $1.OO.-
Third Floor.
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Mems and Young Mems
$50 to SIS All-Wool
Suits. $3.50

Splendid quality, hand tailored
in essential details. All from our
regular stock. Medium and light
color tweeds. cheviots and whip
cords. Mostly models for young
men and students, in sports and
form fitting styles. desirable for
fall and winter Sizes SO to A.
Free alterations limited to adjust
n1ent of trouser lengths. Friday
only, $3.50.
NOTE
Extra trousers to match any of
these suits at $3.50. About half
regular value and sold only to
purchasers of these suits on Fri
day.-Main Floor.
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Bows Knickers, $1.45

Regularly s195 and s2.25. Best
grades O. d. and new Army khaki,
the very finest tailored. Buy your
boy a supply for now and next
summer. Sizes I to 20. Friday
only, Si.45.-Main Floor.
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First Quality Nainsook Suits,
low neck, no sleev 8, knee
length. Only size 2. Friday at
25c.-Basement Store.
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List of Ribbons
For Friday only

Digit and dark grounds). Fancy
Stripes. etc; to inches wide:
all colors and combinations. in
Guiding plenty of black for girdles,
etc. Friday, 55c yard.
Dresden. Light and Dark Ground
Fancy Stripes. Moire and Satin
Ribbons, all colors and combina-
tions; to inches wide. for hair
ribbons, girdles, etc. Friday, 35c
yard.
Print Edge Ribbons. / inch wide,
all colors. including plenty of
black for girdIes, etc. Friday, zoe
yard.
Loop Girdles. in all colors and
combinations, finished with ends.
Friday, 9Sc each.
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Kim0nos at S8.98

Handsome styles. of satin or
crepe de chine; some very lacy.
others hand-em br oidered. For
merly 1888. Friday only, &S.0S.--
Third Floor.
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Furniture Specials-For Friday Only


Halls birchw nah
Buffet. with one drawe
SS 20 Ramho Desk he'd op,
Couch mmock
with loose Marshall
(iarden Arbo of
Art Reed ttee, cushion
Art fumed, finish
Cane Wing quality
S ssmpIe r ' ~ ~ $4,000
Maple Rockers with
s foot % size at ~ ~ ~ ~ sae5
Roya-Mnin
Evening star., 1923-08-23

| Art Needlework-
at Friday Prices
II $129 Stamped Gowns. en-
II tirely made: lace trimmed
II neck and sleeves: sta amped in
II two neat designs for French
II embroidery. Friday only,
II g7c.
Stamped Pieces. an un-
II usually good lot of odds and
II ends. Values sec to G9c.
II Friday only. each. :5c.
II Stamped Dresses, IN l.
II dren's: also rompers, un-
H bleached; in white and coll
ors. Friday only, Soc.
ii Luncheon Sets. Regular
II ly S125. 54-inch cloth and
II four 12-incb Napkins, two
II very attractive designs. FRI
day only, 84c.-Mnin Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-23

These dresses in
clude Silk Shantung
and a few crepes.
Some f e w we re
s12.95. Friday mt
&3.05. - Basement
store.
Evening star., 1923-08-23

500 Gamers Pongee Shirts.
neat stripes, guaranteed abb
solutely fast colors. with
non -shrinkable neckbands,
finished with ocean pearl
buttons. Coat style. soft
turned back cuffs. Sizes IA
to II. Friday only, S1.:9.-
Main Floor.
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Mems $3.50 Robes, S1.95

l6 Beach and Lounging Robes,
coat style with roll collar, buttons,
three pockets and cord at waist.
Washable. Friday only, SI.95.-
Main Floor.
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Silk Chemise, $1.79

Envelope Chemise of silk crepe
de chine and radio silk; dainty
STYLES: last of many. Friday at
SI,79.-Basement Store.
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Socks at Half Price
19c Vests, 3 for 43c

Irregulars of 25c quality SWISS
ribbed, build-up styles. Sizes SO
to 38. Usually 19c each. Friday
mt 3 for 43c.-Base cement Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
Mems Silk Shirts, $5.95

Only As shirts in all. For
merly $3.50. IS. 1925 and
$3.50. In stripes and plain white.
Sizes II to Il. Slightly soiled.
Friday only, S5.85-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
PilloWcases, 4Oc

Regularly SOC Cohasset cases,
size 45x36 inches. Friday only.
4Oc each.-Sec0nd Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
STOCKINGS. Half Price

Irregulars Of 25c grade
Ribbed Black Stockings, REIN
forced. Broken sizes 6 to 9.
Friday, 2 pairs, 25c.-Basement
Store.
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Summer Dresses, $3.50

About So OF fire lawn and ba-
tiste; dainty colors and good
styles. Formerly ss9s to t6.9S.
Friday only. $2.50.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
Hair Nets, IL for Csc
Lisle Hose, z Pairs, 69c
Suits at z for CSC

First Quality. women's
Fine Ribbed Union Suits,
low neck and no sleeves.
Knee length. Sizes 36 and
3S. Usually CSC. Friday
only, 2 for 9Sc.--Basemcnt
Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
SIS Hat Boxes, $4.75

Black enameled, waterproofed.
with brass snaps and locks.
Square shape. with one or two
hat forms; cretonne lined. Fri
day, S4.55.-Rasement Store.
Hair Nets, IL for Csc
Real Hair Nets, cap shape:
large sizes. Blonde, black and
all shades of brown. Friday Mt
IL for 25c.--Basement Store.
Lisle Hose, 2 Pairs, 69c
Irregulars of soc quality. Mer-
cerized stockings with high
spliced heels and wide elastic
garter tops. Black, white, brown
or gray. Sizes 8 and 91s.-Base-
ment store.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
SOC Aprons, Friday, 39c

Utility Aprons of Rubberized
Fabrics, in neat apron effects.
Friday Mt 39c.-Basement Store.
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Summer Flowers, Csc

Large table of odds and ends
that formerly sold from ACC to CSC
Friday only, choice at 25c.-second
Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
Upholstery Dept.
Friday Bargains

Upholstery Dept.
Friday Bargains
Mnrqaisette Curtains. hem
stitched and with lace-edge
fronts. also with valance to
top ready to hang. Friday
only, S1.55.
Madras Curtains, cream
shade. in various all-over
floral designs. Friday only,
sizes.
NTarquisette. for curtains:
white. with hemmed bor-
ders: 36 inches wide. Friday
only, lee yard.
Holland Shades on Harts-
horn rollers at csc each.
shirtwaist Boxes, mating
covered. with new style. air
tight panel lid. Friday only,
$3.6S.
Cretonne Cushions-
Bar Harbor style, No. l,
$1.1s.
Bar Harbor suis. No. 2,
5Sc.
Round shape Cushions.
Ssc.
Crash Goods at Half Price.
Guaranteed washable. Stem
| ciled in oil. Includes Couch
Il Covers, Table Covers. Piano
Il Scarfs, Window Drapes,
Cushion Slips and Laundry
II Bags. Regularly 79c to
II $5.29. Friday only, Soc to
$3.50.
Cretonnes. Regularly 39c
and 49c. Various patterns in
i light and dark colorings.
II Friday only, SIC yard.
| Drapery silks. plain and
II figured designs; various pat
II terms; Sc inches wide. Fri
day only, S5c yard.-Second
Floor.
Drnpery Materials. In
II cludes reps. poplins, also
n reversible Terry and ABom-
II bay cloth. CSC to S5c val
II ues. Friday only, 5Sc yard.
II Second Floor.
II Cocoon Door Mats, extra
II good quality of cocoa fiber.
III Friday only, csc.
II COngoIeum Rugs, size 9x12
ii it., in one piece. without bor-
II der: Friday only, $9.S9.-
II Second Floor.
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Silk Gloves, Csc
Corsetletts, $1.79

Regularly So and $3.50. Broken
lot of Rien-Jolie, DeBevoise and
II. & w. makes. Back or side
fastenings. OF novelty materials.
Extra long, with elastic inserts.
Sizes 80 to A. Friday only, $1.79.
Third Floor.
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Petticoats at 90c

OF Sateen, Colonial Taffeta,
Websterloom and Libertyloom.
Black, colors and floral effects.
Friday at 8Oc.-Basement Store.
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ST Shirt Waists, 88c

Including Black Silk and Pop
lin Waists, white and colors,
neat styles. All sizes. Friday
only, SSc.--Basement Store.
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Dresses at S2.98

Girls The last of many dainty
youthful models; OF crepe. linene.
pongette, voile and lawn. Regular
s39S to s5.9S values Friday only,
S:.8S.-Tbird Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
Mems Knit Ties, 39c

About $50 ties left. All new
styles in plain colors with dag
onal stripes of contrasting colors.
Fridny only, 39c.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
Leather Bags, $l.79

Regularly $1.95. Good as
sortment of colors, all from Our
regular stock. Friday only,
$I.7o.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
Mems Wash Ties, 10c

About 600 ties that formerly
sold for Csc. Plain white and neat
stripes. Friday only, 10c.-Main
Floor.
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S1.25 Long Gloves, 69c

16-button Chamois Isle Gloves,
in biscuit, chamois color and
white. Regularly $1.25. Friday
only. Gee pair.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
Infants Robes, 81

Bath Robes Of soft robing, in
pink. blue and white; ribbon
trimmed. Friday only, S1.-Third
Floor.
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75c Dress Clasps, SOC

For capes or dresses. OF metal.
in gold and steel. Fancy celluloid
and combinations. Friday only,
soc pair.-Trimming Dept, Main
Floor.
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Long Kimonos, S1.39

OF dotted Swiss or wolfe. in all
white or rosebud patterns. FRI
day only, SI.39.-Th;rd Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
Csc Ginghams, Csc

Splendid variety of colors for
dresses; check and stripe designs.
Friday only, Use yard.-Second
Floor.
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Sheets at S1.29

Seconds of $3.50 quality. S1x90-
inch Seamless Sheets. Seconds,
but defects are very slight
Basement Store.
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Wash Dress Goods,
Sc Yard

Percales and Calicos.
Mill lengths of q to
yards-2,000 yards in all
Fine for aprons, dresses,
etc. Friday only at Sc
yard.-Baseme Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
Wash Hats at SOC

For the babies. Just a little
soiled Formerly 81 to $3.50. FRI
day only, 5Oc.-Third Floor.
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Short Dresses, 75c

Infants' OF fine nainsook;
dainty yokes; various styles: 6
months to 2 years. Friday only,
75c,-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-23
Mems Straw Hats, SOC

Only IA hats left. formerly sold
for $3.50 to SO. Sizes Ga and 6b.
Friday only at 5Uc.-NaiR Floor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28

Montreal. Aug. IS. - The last
chapter of a fairy tale of childhood
come true is being written in the 60
cial registers here.
1t began 10 odd years ago when
two pretty little girls were playing
together in the nursery of George
Cook. one Of Montreal's captains of
finance.
A nurse had just been reading TO
them tale of chivalry and romance.
The children were enthralled. TEey
dropped their dolls and playthings
and listened attentively.
But finally the story ended, and
the older of the sisters sighed:
when / grow up / am going to
marry a soldier when he comes back
from the war"
"And shall marry soldier. toe
chimed in the younger girl, "but h.
must be an earl"
The older girl came back:
"Yes, think / shall marry an earl,
too"
The nurse smiled and repeated the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
STRESEMAN SAYS
FAILURE WOULD
MEAN RED ADVENT
French-English-G German Un-
Outstanding Would Bring
Peace, He Says.

London, Aug. 2S.-Dr. Gustave
Stresemann, the German chancellor.
interviewer in Berlin by a special cor
respondent of the Daily Graphic is
quoted as having said:
IF my government fails, accom-
plishing nothing. then shall perhaps
be the last 'burgerlish' chancellor
Germany.
1T may be the end.
IF that happens it will be more of
Europe than of Germany which will
succumb to Bolshevism."
DIR. Stresemann advocated a triple
understanding among France, Great
Britain and Germany.
He said such general agreement
was the only thing that possibly could
bring peace TO Europe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28
She Admits Five Marriages.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 2s.-Mrs. Flor
ence Drucen. widow of Henry ].
Drueen. a policeman, who died from
the effects of poison, admitted TO
Coroner Oscar Wolff that she has
been married five times, but denied
that she lnew anything of her last
husbands death. Mrs. Drueen. who
has been sought since Saturday for
questioning. denied that she had tried
10 disappear, explaining that she had
been at the home of relative and
did not know she was wanted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-08-28

running board of her car and struck
her.
One eye was still black and while
riding over home this morning she ex-
pressed fear that her husband would
injure or perhaps kill the Italian when
he returned.
"She asked me whether she had
better tell her husband of the affair
and l told her that l thought it would
be hest"
Calone said that Mrs. McGlone and
Miss Nascovie were the best of friends
and was confident they had not quar-
relied. Calone and friends of the slain
women scout the early theory OF a pos.
sible murder and suicide.
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SEEK
SLAYER OF
TWO WOMEN
Victims Found Shot to
Death With No Evidence
Of Struggle.
"JOE" IS SUSPECTED
Italian Who Gave One a
Black Eye Is Sought
for Murder.

Denver. Colo. Aug. 2S.-Police
combed the Italian section of Denver
late last night and early this morning
in search Of a man named Joe" in the
belief that he could throw light on
the Staying of Mrs. Roy McGlone.
rs. wife of a Denver athletic instruc-
tor, and Miss Emma Vascovie, 10, a
hotel employe. who were found shot
10 death-each with bullet in her
right temple-early last night in the
bedroom of Mrs. McGlone's apartment.
EffoHs TO find a motive for the dou-
bic Staying were as fruitless as the
search for Joe"
In the meantime, McGlone, husband
of the elder victim, is speeding toward
Denver from a summer vacation camp
near Bailey. Colo.
Pistol Between Theu. g.
The bodies of the two women were
found by neighbors, Mrs. Henry T..
Burtscher and Mrs. Laura l.. Jones,
who notified the police. A 32-caliber
automatic pistol lay between the
Dodies and two empty cartridges were
found within few inches OF the
weapon.
Police found no evidence of strug-
gle. -.
f. G. Rosser, neighbor, told po-
lice he recently heard Mrs. McGlonc
say she feared her husband was jeal-
Gus of "Joe." Rosser said he did not
know who Joe" was.
Alfred Calone, brother-in-law Of
Mrs. McGlone. said that both Mrs.
McGlone and Miss Nascovic spent Sun
day night at the Calone home and tnat
he had taken them TO Mrs. McGlone's
home Monday morning.
Calone then told police of an italian
the only person in the world. he be-
lieved. who could have committed the
crime.
Had a Black Eye.
LILLIAN" Mrs. McGlone) told me
last night that. when she and Miss
Nascovie were leaving park dance
recently. an Italian leaped upon the
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BOYS DIE UNDER WALL
Retaining Barrier Collapses Covering
Up Unfortunate Trio.

Detroit Mich. Aug. 2S.-Three
boys were killed when brick retain
ing wall at the western yard of the
city's department of public works,
caved in.
The boys were playing beside the
wall when it gave way under pres
sure of 500 tons of sand and gravel.
They were buried under several tons
of sand and gravel.
The dead are Louis Frontiero. q;
Alex Kostoff, 0; and Joseph Pondo,
10.
Two of the boys arc believed to
have been suffocated and the ether suf-
fercd a fractured skull from falling
bricks.