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, 1923-02-04
A Story About a Little
Match Girl.

ONCE upon 4 tins there waB a little
girl called Match Girl. because
she solo matches. Her mother had
died and her father was very cruel,
and it was getting near Christmas.
One day the father said, at is get
ting near Christmas, time. and you
have TO sell these twenty boxes OF
matches before night or I will give
you a thrashIng and sem you way
from home"
So the next morning the little girl
started out md sold one box OF tho
matches. and then went on. A boy
chased her n took her shoes and
stockings off her and sent her away.
and then shc sat down in a corner
and Cied-now being 30 cold.
BERN1cE RICE.
West Casper, Grade {.
, 1923-02-04
Teddy, My Pet Bird.

T HAVE a pet b.rd. His name is
L Teddy. When my mother is sick
he looks as II he knows. He sits upon
his swing and looks at her. And when
she is well he win sing. But the best
thing he likes is, to hear the graphic
phone. When we play It he sings as
hard as no can He won't take a bath
for he is afraid to set his feet wet.
So we have to pour water on him.
Central, Grade 4.
RUTH LEWIS.
, 1923-02-04
Park School Pupils Com
pleting Book Reports.

Grade I'll. Number OF books.
Irving Garbutt-Flve.
Robert Petker-Eight.
Mary Roberts-Seven.
Myron Scherck-Five.
Lucille Schopf-Six.
William Burkett-Six.
Arthur Everetts-Five.
Orma Proctor-Five.
Howard Coole-Ftve.
Genevieve Brown-Five.
Rex Ingram-Five.
George Clark-Five.
Evelyn walker-Five.
Byron Scherck-F.ve.
Mildred Johnson-Fiye-
Dorothy Mills-F1ve.
Robert Kcefe-Fivc.
Grade To. Number OF books.
Harvey CooIe-Six.
Emma Gallegor-Fiye.
Gertrude JosenGal-Five.
Veronica Nolan-SI2.
Carl Runden-Six.
George Worth-Nine.
Barton Lewis-Five.
Harris Miller-Five.
Helen Hirschfe.d-Five.
David Williamson-FIve.
Philip Pelton-F1ve.
Katherine Boylan-Five.
Helen Laney-Ffve.
Ellis Laney-Five.
George Kassis-Fiye.
Ethel Thelin-Five.
Delight Shoemaker-Five,
Grace Ferguson-Five.
Helen Lydon-Five.
Margaret Van Doren-Five.
David Wrightsman-Five.
Ruth Parsons-Five.
Grade 81. Number OF books.
Fred Mohr-Nine.
James Observation-Disclosures.
Margaret Rockwell-Five.
Fanehon PhilIips-Five.
Roland ormsby-Flve.
Alice Bailey-Ten.
Rachel BrinlS-Six.
Dean Burdick-Flve.
Shirley Boss-Five.
Joseph Littlejohn-Flve.
Marjorie Davis-Five.
Merton Boyd-Five.
Agnes Duncan-Five.
Helen Johnson-Five.
Julia Mechling-Fiye.
Margaret o'conaor-Five.
Grade So. Number Of books.
Eileen Butler-FIve.
Ruth Scott--Fiye.
George Vucuverich-FiTa
Ruth Bagby-Ftve.
Erika Schmidt-Five.
Hugo Sproul-Flve.
wflfred Kurtz-Five.
Leatba Holmes-Five.
Melvine Bobbit-Five.
, 1923-02-04
Our Honor Roll

First-Alice La velle-"The Dispute" East Casper
grade g..
Second-FernM ichael-"When I Went to Japan"
Grade 4.
Third-Nellie McCash-"Att the End of the Rainbow"
East Sixth.
Best Seventh and Eighth Grade Story
Frances Blakeley-"Thrift," North. Eighth.
Best Poem
VeIma Henderson-"The Telegram" East Seventh.
, 1923-02-04

TO HOPE
The buttons on my dress, you see,
Are made TO button up on to me.
They hold me In so I can't fly
Outside Hty dress and let it lis
Upon the nursery floor.
Like little soldiers in a rotD
They guard me so / can not 90
Too far GtCdy tcithout my dress,
Or leaUet hanging in distress
Upon the nursery floor.
Courtesy Of American Mag. Of Poetry.
, 1923-02-04

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scalp, check dandruff and falling hair
and help your hair to grow long,
thick, strong and beautiful.-Ady.
, 1923-02-04

Your advertising appropria-
ton should bear fruit a hun
dredfold.
1t stands to reason that the
less you SOW on the rocks and
along the wayside the more
returns you are sure to get.
Scientific space buying is the
seed that falls on good ground
of reputable publications.
Audit Bureau Circulation Re-
ports, carefully studied, enable
you to forecast where the good
ground lies. Read pages two,
three and four as well as page
one, and you'll be surprised
how far you can go in forming
acorrect estimate of merchan-
dising possibilities throughout
the United States and Canada.
Net paid Circulation is what
you go after first but wouldn't
you like to know how that cir
culation was obtained? The
kind and character of people
who read the publication and
what it is worth to them?
You can dig out all that infor-
nation in a very few minutes
from A. B. c. reports and
every time you get additional,
authentic information about a
newspaper or a periodical you
prevent advertising dollars
from being thrown on the
rocks, or along the wayside.
More scientific selection of
space is a solution of many
of the problems confronting
advertisers right now.I
, 1923-02-04
BY CASPER PUPnS-THE TRBUNES N PAGE

They gave IN, and all shouted and
sad. The kings troops won: h
kings troops won" They never trou.
blcl me any more after that.
VIRGINIA KINCASNoN.
West Casper. Grade 4.
, 1923-02-04

East Casper. Grade I.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-29

ST desea I'd. invertir bien su dinero
no pierde esta oportunidad. Sc desea
vender la mejor fnca de Mayagucz.
Esta compuesta de 356 cuerdas y me-
dia hora de la ciudad.
Esta situada cinco kilometres par
tiendo del kil6metro No. 2 carretera do
Mayagiiez Las Marias, Ell e. barr1o
de Leguisamos. Dicho camino estara
afrmado para 1924.
Esta hacienda cosecha de 100 500
quintales de cafe y cole 1000 cajas dc
chinas, con abundantes montes para
hacer carbon en- abundancia. Sus esta-
blecimientos estan compuestos por casa
de maquinas, con despulpadora nlovida
por un motor de tres caballos y de
POGO uso y con buenos tanques para
lavar ell cafe y sus glasis para orear Ell
cafe. Tiene resecadora de vapor, casa
de vivienda, 18 casas para arrimados,
dos cuarteles, tambi6n para arrimadcs,
almacenes y casillas para guardian el
cafe.
Esta fnca Sc 7orde por tener que d.
vidirla sus herederos.
Informara en- Mayagiiez, barrio Pa
ris, calle Paz No. 19
Arturo ToRRELLAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-29

FL domingo IS, nos dirigimos al
pueblo del Critic, a celebrar un jue-
go con los muchachos de la High
School, acompanados de varios pro-
fesores. Salimos dispuesto a luchar,
a veneer, a demostrar que Willie no
pierde su tempo en- Aguadilla. Lie
gamos en- realidad muy temprano,
dimos nuestra practica preliminar y
nos pusimos en- condiciones de jugar.
POGO a POGO fueron invadiendo Ell
Grand Stand los bellos capullos de
Lares juntos con el sexo feo. A las
once da principle ell juego sirviendo
de umpire Mr.. Rios y Vilella, (este
1ltimo no sabe NADIA de Base Ball;
Y debe ser impartial, no ser tan
apasionado).
He aqul el juego: Lares presenta
como bateria ell Dios de ellos vi
lellita y Mangual, Willie manda
Pelegrina Tuto para silenciar a
los 'Revolucionarios Empieza el
juego. lie toca ell primer turno a
Gui, despues de dos strikes lie liga
un hit de dos esquinas y as1 Sc SUI
ceden la lIuvia de 'hits" los mU-
chachos de Willie lie dan doce vue,-
tas al circuito en- el primer episo-
dio. Era tarde, el pueblo Sc astia-
ba de tanto troteo; van ellos al palo
Sc anotan 5 carreras debido a las
decisiones del umpire de ellos; vi
leila explota a toletazos Y ocupa ell
cajon Toto. Ell pobre no tira un
strike en- todo el juego. Vuelte vi
leila al cajon Y Sc lie anotan 3 ca
rreras mas entonces ocupa el ca
jon por Aguadilla Guf, que para ell
avance de las huestes de Cordero.
A las dos de la tarde da fin al juego
con un score de 15 a 13 favor del
Aguadilla.
Queda demostrado ell trabajo de
Mr.. Thompson en- Aguadilla.
Sc distinguieron por Aguadilla to-
dos los muehachos por Lares, Ra-
fael Mangual, y Romaldo. Nuestra
High School lie lanza el reto cual-
quiera de la Isla.
CIVILIAN.
Aguadilla, P, r,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-29

Asi calificamos ell juego del domingo
18 por la tarde entire el PONCE ell
HUMACAo. Un juego tedioso, man.
mado y mamarracho. va es hora de po-
ner coto en- alguna forma al abuse del
team "Humacao" para con ell pubhco.
No es possible soportar sin protesta Ia
indisciplina, la rebeldia contunlaz de
los jugadores de dicho team. Son disco
los y garateros, mahosos curvilineos.
Cuando estan la de perder ponen en-
juego todas sus artimanas ilegitimas
para justifcarse.
Esos jugadores-que como tales son
muy buenos-como ''sportmen'' result
tan incorrectos. No obedecen al ma
nager'' que para ellos resulta cas1 una
fgura decorative.
Ell base ball en- Puerto Rico esta he
lido de muerte 81 continla esa sitIa-
ci6n. La insensatez Y la falta de ser1e-
dad en- Ell team ''dumacao'' en- especial,
traera como consecuencia que ell pom
CE Sc vera obligado a no concertar
mas desafsos con clos menos que no
estipulen ciertas condiciones que garan
ticen al que paga para divertirse y
para yer 'jugar bola decentementA.
Ell publico unanime protest6 de es-
cenas POGO edifcantes dilatorlas cue
Sc presenciaron aver en- ell Campo Gel
Cassi 10. Mateo no tenia raz6n aIgnna
en- 10 que alegaba, pues bien claro Sc
vic en- ell case do Millito cue este tue
ra SAFE en- primera base por haber-
Sc descuidado Mateo. En- su otra ale
gaci6n tampoco estaba ajustado. Segun
informas parece que el deseaba que Sc
quitara los jueces de campo para Sc
guir jugando. ESQ era absurGo. Con Ell
Sc RETRO Diogenes v mas tarde Guagua,
Despues los denas jugadores del HU-
macao dabanle tempo al rienlpo para
que oscurecfora. Naturalmenta, como
esos tres jugadores son excelcntes, e.
publico Sc desalent6, cundio Ell desir-
teres Ell juego Sc troco de movido en-
aburrido.
Para tales espectaculos no Sc paga
dinero, nj los que apuestan Sc benee-
clan. Pedimos los amantes del bare
bali que no asistan mas a Jos juegos
con Ell Humacao", de ahora EN- ade-
lante.
No obstante, tambien protestamos de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-29
PROPIEDADES
en- Santo Domingo
MAGN1F1cA oPoRTUNIDAD

ofrezco en- venta cambio por pro-
piedades en- Puerto Rico, dos fincas
Alsticas, una de 500 cuerdas parte culta-
vada, ctra de 14o cuerdas toda cul-
tivada de malojillo--ambas nanas y
propias para toda clase de cultivo como
Cana, frutas, etc., con facihdades de
carretera--a unos 25 Kms. de La We
ga. Precios m6dicos. Buen negocio para
cualquiera interesado. Para informes dl
rijase Navarro casa Lehman Il
Brown, San Juan, Telefono 4o4, Apar-
tado 237. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-29
AsI ES COMO Sc HACE PATRIA
UN TRIUNFo DE PIPo

FL triunfo personal de Pipo es YER
daderamente grande; ha conseguido
dotar a Ponce de una novena mag
nlficamente equipada, con discuplina
en- su grado maximo Y con un en-
puje tan certero y terrible que de
ahora en- adelante nos atrevemos ase-
gurar que seran muy pocas las vic
torias que sobre nosotros puedan OBJ
tener los otros equipos de la isla. Es
asi como Sc hace patria. Nosotros
siempre hemos estado con ell Ponce
v siempre tuvimos ell valor de cri-
ticarle cuando recibia sus fenomena-
les palizas, porque veiamos clara
mente que el team no estaba 10 nece-
sariamente preparado para contender
con gran exito con Humacao, Ri
bosch Sports. Entonces nosotros,
seg1n muchos, no eramos buenos
poncenos v ST enemigos de los leones.
Es decir, la sinceridad nuestra al
escribir, al narrar los incidentes de
los juegos en- los cuales decfamos la
verdad escueta Y dabamos al team
visitante todos los honores que Sc
merecfa, no era visto con buenos
ojos. Muchos pretendieron indtil-
mente hacernos solidarios del vieio
(Continia en- la pag. 81.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-29
iCUBANos Y PONCE?

CrGese que antes de que Sc vayan
los cubanos, ell Ponce efectuara dos
juegos mas bien aquf o en- San Juan.
En cuaiquier parte que jueguen Gu
banos y leones, eI exito esta asegu-
rado, pues va toda la isla sabe de
10 duro que les salieron estos chi
cos de Pipo a los haestes de Rivas
LA HUELGA.... Y LOS ATLETAS
LIE LA HIGH.
La huelga que continua en- pie en-
la Alta Escuela de Ponce, huelga
originada por las notas pesimas que
una profesora ha dado injustamente
a un grupo de alumnos, afecta gran
demente al team de la High, asf CO.
mo a los atletas. Ell senior Gordian
nos ha manifestado que OCHO JU-
GADORES de su team han caido
en- huelga Y que un sinnumero de at
letas tambien Sc estan perdiendo su
estrenamiento por el mismo motive
LOS JUEGoS DE HUMACAO EN-
PONCE Ell BASE BALL EN- P.
HER1DO DE MUERTE- ABUso
DEL TEAM HUMACAO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-29
Notas de sport

la mauera desaforada en- que Sc ;nsuita
a los jugadores discolos, por parte de
ciettos grupos entire los asistentes. rs
tierto que la condrcta de algunos Juga-
dores provoca y exalta los ani,nos: pero
debemos contenernos: no insuitar nj ian
zar improperios que, aunque mercedes,
tai proceder rife con la hospitaIidad Y
buena educacion. De esa lnanera perde-
mos toda la raz6n que nos asista.
Tambien, de paso, queremos ilamar
Ia atenci6n Pipo Maldonado para que
los juegos comiencen las 8 P. M.
pues va oscurece las $50, y no es
justo que los juegos, pudiendo compile
tarse, Sc suspenaan por oscuridad.
Asimismo, aplaudimos ell cainbio en-
ell orden de bate del PONCE. va era
tempo.
FAN-FAN.
Ponce P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-29

Aguadilla, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-29
NO Sc JUGARA CON MATEo.
ROGUE EN- PONCE.

Ell sabado pudimos yer al senior
Lorenzo Rogue, quien Sc hallaba en-
Ponce en- asuntos de negocios. No
nos fue possible hablar con ell queri-
do amigo quien va seguramente ha-
BRA regresado a .su residencia en- San
Juan.
Que haya tenido exitos, es todo
cuanto podemos desear al active di-
rector de la pagina deportiva de Ell
MUNDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-29
BASE BALL EN- LAREs
"AGUADILLA" VS.. "LAREs"
FAN-FAN.
Ponce. P. R.

"Lares H. s." mue,e vidyio del fao
con "Aguodala II. S" Los NAT
chachos de Thompson .nauy agres,-
Vos la najdgud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-29
CContinuaci6n de la pag. p

slciones que juegan. POGO tempo: a
todo lie liega su fin.
NO Sc JUGARA CON MATEo.
Segun acuerdo de los managers de
las novenas Ribosch y Ponce, estos
teams no jugaran mas con Humacao
hasta tanto no elimine como juga-
dor al dominicano Mateo. Parece
que los mandates imperativos de Ma
teo, asf como su POGO aprecio a que
Sc juegue pelota "legal", han lleva-
do estos senores del Ribosch y del
Ponce, al acuerdo de que hablamos.
Bien!
Evening star., 1923-08-15
GUN-TOTERS, ONE WOMAN,
GIVEN 1870 DAYS IN JAIL
Ruth Strother Says She Planned
to Kill Self With Pistol-Man's
Story Refused by Court.

A pair of "gun -toters'' had an inning
before Judge John p. Mcmahon in the
Police Court today. One was a white
man and the other a colored woman.
In both cases the court sentenced them
to serve fiat sentence Of $50 days in
Jail.
Ruth Strother, colored. who had
been employed by NJ. w. Williams, at
1910 Buchanan street northwest, she
said. was arrested and found to have
in her possession pistol. The girl
said that after drinking quantity
of corn whisky she had taken
the pistol from the home of her
employer. intending to commit suicide.
She said she had had domestic
troubles and was not living with her
husband.
Edward F. Morris. a young white
man, employed in local laundry,
was given similar sentence for car
rying pistol. Morris put up the
defense that he had purchased the
pistol from two soldiers unknown To
him. but stationed at Fort Myer. va,
and had paid them 81 for the weapon
with the understanding that the fol-
lowing Saturday the soldiers would
call for the pistol and pay him Sl2
Tor ITS return. The court wasn't con-
vinced.
Evening star., 1923-08-15
HEYERMAN AGAIN
PHILATELIC HEAD
Reelection of All Officers Feature
Eighth Annual Conven-
ton Here.

c.. Frederic Heyerman of Detroit
has been reelected president of the
American Philatelic, which is holding
its thirty-eighth annual convention
at|the Shoreham Hotel. All other
officers of the society were reelected,
as follows: Vice presidents. w. w.
Maclaren, Otto F. Moses and J. A.
Harris, jr. DR.. Holland a. Davis of
Denver was reelected secretary,
Howard H. Elliott. Winchendon. Mass,
treasurer; Eugene Klein, Philadelphia,
international secretary; H. B. Phillips,
Berkeley, Calf. and ]. Brace Chitten-
den. New York city, directors at large.
At this mornings session, several
changes in the by laws were made.
Bank references for membership We're
barred, because of the fact that a
large balance in the bank. while a
good basis for references from bank.
whether the applicant used desirable
methods in his stamp dealing.
At an auction last night about $500
worth of stamps were sold.
A British guinea Accent stamp. that
was damaged. brought $3.50. The
catalogue price for the stamp, un-
damaged was $4,000. 1t was pur-
chased by Charles James Phillips of
New York.
This afternoon the convention will
visit Alexandria and Mount Vernon.
This evening another stamp purse will
be held. Tomorrow the members Will
go TO Annapolis on a sightseeing tour.
during which they will visit the
state house and Naval Academy. In
the evening the convention banquet
will be held at Carvel Hail. Annapolis.
Evening star., 1923-08-15
SETTLE JURISDICTION
IN CUSTER CONTROVERSY
D. c. Supreme Court Discharges
Rule Recently Issued Against
Three Municipal Judges.

Justice Bailey of the District Su-
preme Court today discharged the rule
recently issued against George c.
Aukam, Robert L. Mattingly and
Charles V. Meehan. judges of the Mu-
nicipal Court. ID. Danov sought a
writ of prohibition against the Judges
of the lower court to prevent them
trying an custer case against him in
which he had set up a plea of title.
The Municipal Court judges through
Attorney Henry l. Quinn, filed an an
Swer, pointing out that under recent
legislation that tribunal may hear
equitable defenses to cases and that
the plea of title falls under that cate
CORY and is not such a plea as re-
quires the case to he certified to the
District Supreme Court. They have
full Jurisdiction to hear and deter
mine the case. the Municipal Court
judges declared
Evening star., 1923-08-15
Moon-Tabs
Euery Woman's Necessity

At last science has perfected
new boon for womankind-:
an absolutely safe, non-pois
onous antiseptic for douching. .
Nothing before like it. A
cleanser for personal dainti-;
ness and hygiene, used and:
valued by careful, discriminat;
ing women. Harmless, de-:
pendable. Highly recommend;
ed by physicians.
SOC Size. 42c
Evening star., 1923-08-15
JAIL ALIMONY EvADER.

Justice. Bailey of the District Su-
preme Court today sentenced Samuel
E Shewhridge, employed at Potomac
yards, to serve ninety daysIn jail for
contempt of court. Shewbridge failed
to keep up his alimony payments. and
is in arrears $207.50 to his wife. Erma
r. Shewbridge. The husband may be re-
leased at any time should he settle
the account with his wife. Attorney
Robert Z. Lynch appears for the wife
Evening star., 1923-08-15
Sale of
Hair Tonics
Sale of
Shaving Soaps

6Oc Barnard's Shaving Cream sec
5Oc williams Shaving Cream 36c
35c Palmolive Shaving Cream 29c
SOC Mennen's Shaving Cream $50
Colonial Club Shaving Cream 69c
Colgate's Shaving Cream $50
Colgate's Shaving Stick -. .35c
Colgate's Shaving Cake .....7c
SOC Molle Shaving Cream ..39c
CSC Barbasol Shaving Cream $50
25c Johnson's Shaving Cream 2lo
Noxzema Shaving Cream $50
Evening star., 1923-08-15
LARGER PHONE PLANTS,
Company to Spend $3s, 900 on Two
Branches in Winter.

To keep pace with the growth of
the city. the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company will spend s3S,-
900 next winter on increased switch
board facilities in North and Po-
tomac exchanges.
In making this announcement
Charles T. Clagett, division manager,
expressed belief that such an eXpen-
diture would take care of those two
exchanges for three years. The work
will start early in January and be
completed in May.
Evening star., 1923-08-15
WILLIAMS is ARRAlGNED.
Trial on Charge of Making Threats
Set for Monday.

Francis NJ. Williams Of Del Ray, Va,
arrested some time ago on a charge of
assaulting Frank Elder. whose offices
are in the Munsey building. and later
arrested on charge of making
threats. was arraigned in the United
States branch of Police Court yester-
day on the threat charge. He will be
tried Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams have sepa-
rated , and she charges that he was
following her around day and night.
threatening her with personal vio-
lence. Charges against Williams for
aSsaulting Elder have not been tried.
Robert Williams, brother of Francis
williams. is on bond awaiting trial on
two charges of assaulting Elder, coun-
sci for Mrs. Francis Williams
It's a safe bet that the woman who
believes everything her husband tells
her had never been married before.
Evening star., 1923-08-15
PROBE $40O LOSS
FOLLOWING FIRE
Police Act on Report of Harry
Stevenson, Victim of Oil
Stove Explosion.

Police were investigating today the
reported disappearance OF $4O0 from
the home of Harry Stevenson, 634
Massachusetts avenue northeast, al
legged to have been lost during the
aftermath of a fire at the address
yesterday.
Explosion Of an oil stove is thought
to have started the fire. Before Il
was placed under control 1t had spread
to the adjoining house at 632 Massa-
chusetts avenue, occupied by James
Barnes. An investigation is being made
today. after which an estimation of
damage will be made by the fire mar
shall
Evening star., 1923-08-15

You know the quality OF this
famous Talcum Powder. Specially
priced at 15c-Thursday. Friday
and Saturday only Limit, ? cans
to each customer.
Evening star., 1923-08-15

Special, 60c

High quality steel, hollow ground blade, wit
attractive handle. On sale Thursday, Frids
and Saturday at the ridiculousy low price
69c.
Evening star., 1923-08-15
Sale of
Face Creams

75c Cleopatra Day Cream .59c
75c Cleopatra Massage Cream CSC
Garden Court Soc
Elcaya Soc
Melba Soc
soc Woodbury's ............4 .42c
Ponds Cold Cream, tubes ..2lc
50c Fillman's Frcckle Cream 42c
soc Pomreian Night Cream. .39c
Harriet Hubbard Ayers .75c
3jc Dagget & Ramsdell's .29c
Barnard's Lemon Cream -. Soc
s1.0O Barnard's Complexion
TRAM .OoC
Clio dor Vanishing Cream ..T5c
2Jc Black and White
Evening star., 1923-08-15

This popular, nationally advertised soap IS
specially priced at 5c-Thursday, Friday and
Saturday only. Limit, 4 cakes to each customer
Evening star., 1923-08-15
Creme Odorono
A Wonderful Netu Deodorant

1t vanishes
on the skin
is Immediately
and perfectly
effective. Used
every morning
before dress
ing, 1t makes
daintineSs GER
tain. 1t is not
greasy and will
not affect cloth
ing. Entirely
different from
other paste or
cream deodor-
ants. Prepared
by the makers
of ODORONO.
Large tube
Evening star., 1923-08-15
Sale!
BathiingCaps
39c to CSC

Into this sale we have
grouped our entire stock of
Bathing Caps - smart, new
styles, in all the wanted col
ors. You'll find just the style
and color that you want. Come
now and select yours.
Evening star., 1923-08-15
Sale of
Toilet SOAPS
Sale of
Nail Preparations

35c Cutex Cuticle Remover. .29o
60c CuteS Sets complete. :. .49o
Harriet Hubbard Ayers Nail
Bleach .35c
Harriet Hubbard Ayers Cuti-
Gle Remover .S5c
3Jc N4ust-rite Cuticle Ice. -. .29c
Lust-rite Sets (cOmplete) .Sl.15
Mavis Nail Powder. .25c
Melba Nail Whitener... .25c
soc Glazo. .................. .42c
35c Hyglo Cuticle Cream. .29c
35c Hyglo Nail White. $50
5Oc Glazo Cuticle Massage. .42c