davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-02-18
PRACTICAL HINTS.

II the ticking of your watch an
noys you at night, but you need IT
neal you, place 1t under a tumblor,
and the tick Is silenced, but the
watch is still in sight.
Hang small pieces like hand
kerchiefs, collars. ETC., that have
been washed in a small net bag. They
will not get lost and dry just as east,
ly this way.
An easy way to finish seams and
one which is decorative as well is tc
blanket-stitch them with embroid.
cry cotton
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silken things in mllady's favor, let
me call your attention to the ex-
quisite bits Of batiste and French
wolfe which are being shown. White
batlste bound in high colors, such as
fame. coral, Hamingo and tur-
quoise, is very well liked. Sharp
points at the lower eCge OF step-ins
and pantaloons are invariably bound
in color.
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To Cook Cabbage.
Quarter the cabbage, cover IT W

Quarter the cabbage, cover II with
boiling water. When 1t boils up add
one-fourth teaspoon Of soda and ia
blespoon OF salt. Let boil % min
utos. drain and return to kettle and
add another spoon salt, butter size
OF an egg. pepper and one cup milk.
Boil up and serve. DO not cover
when boiling.
, 1923-02-18

Take material double or line with
different color. Bind with tape or
some material and fasten with a
press button. When soiled, this can
be Numbered.
, 1923-02-18
Three Handy Home Made Kitchen Bags

die. take an 1S-inch piece of rope,
covered with denim or several thick
nesses Of denim sewed together. Sew
ends to sides of bag. Fit out bag
with a large hammer. small hammer.
screw driver, one or two wrenches,
wire cutter and an assortment Of
nails and screws, also n small tin box
for different sizes Of tacks. Repairs
can easily be done on short notice
when everything is kept together and
ready to carry OF to any part of the
house. Hang in pantry or closet,
when not in use.
Money Case.
An inconspicuous receptacle for
money TO be used around the home
and tucked away at any time is made
In envelope style Of crash or canvas.
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Food Chopper Bag.

ITO keep a food-chopper from
getting dusty or parts lost,
make a bag from heavy crash
or denim IL inches wide by Is inches
long, Finish with hem and draw
string at top. After washing chop
per. drop all the parts into bag. Also
include a thin strip Of wood two
inches wide bv six inches long to lay
under che keep the table from
being marTeL when the clamp is
screwed down.
Handy Tool Bag.
Take two pieces Of heavy canvas
or double denim or crash 1Ox11
inches, rounded 1t lower corners. Sew
together and bind around the top
with a strip of material. For tho ham
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ehohOs ea~~y"t ~ e~0~Ho~e~

Chemise and petticoat to match are dainty with fine lace
trimming and insertion. Pajamas, friled, may be most feminine.
Evening star., 1923-08-02
High-Back Porch
Rockers, $3.95

Were SO. IL; with double woven
seat and back; frames in green
painted finish
Davenport Table, $3.50; was SEQ,
carved walnut; antique finish;
leg damaged.
Console or Hall Mirror, special, SlS.
Very attractive shape.
Fancy Oblong Mirror, S1I.75, was $50.
Light Overstuffed Armchair, special,
$3.50. In figured denim.
Living Room Table. $27.5O, was S4S.
Combination red mahogany; with
; drawer.
3 Folding Carpet Seat Armchairs, sass
each; were 1915. Natural finish.
Child's Crib Mattress, So.75; was
$3.50. All layer cotton felt in
fine ticking.
Mattress, $3.50; was SEATS. Imperial
edge, all layer cotton felt; as
inch width; fine woven ticking.
Mattress, $11.75g was $17.5O. All layer
cotton felt; 36-inch width; woven
striped ticking.
Mattress, SS.75, was $3.50. All cot
ton in striped ticking; 42-inch
width.
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Living Room Suite
$235: was $395

Overstuffed; large s4-inch sofa
and armchair; handsome roll
arm design covered in fig
ured mohair of mulberry shade !;
spring edge, base and cushion
construction; outside backs mo-
hair covered. A high-grade suite
greatly reduced.
2 Brown Mahogany Living Room Ta-
bles, $15.75 each; were $27.5O.
With cane tops: 25x40 inches.
. Windsor Arm Rockers, greatly re-
duced to Se.75 each. Mahogany
finish.
Foldaway Sewing Cabinets, greatly
reduced to S9.45 each. Brown
mahogany.
Ivory Dresser $55; was S11O. 49-inch
size: with large mirror.
Desk Chairs, greatly reduced to @a.7S
each. Ivory finish; wood seat
3 Porch Armchairs. greatly reduced
to $3.45 each. High grade; woven
seat and back.
Simmons Metal Bed, $325O, was $50.
Brown mahogany finish; 39-inch
or twin-bed size.
Bed Spring, greatly reduced to $4.4S.
Woven wire; 3S-inch width.
Folding cot, special, $e.7S. All metal,
with woven-wire spring.
Furniture Section, Sixth noor.
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Misses Apparel

2 Black Silk Coats, 5000 each
were much higher. Tied at
sides; embroidered in bright
colors; sizes 16 and IS.
] Tan Coat, $S9.5O; was $S5,
Imported material, embroid-
cred; navy with navy silk lin
ing: size Is.
Fine Tan Poiret Twill Coat,
s.o.JO; was much more. Tied
at side; fancy. bright embroid-
cry; size Is.
l Black Flat Crepe Suit, 5000;
was considerably hiEher.
Bright embroidered coat and
pleated skirt; size 16.
Fine Poiret Twill Suits,
S22.5O each; were much higher.
Medium length coats. embroid-
cry trimmed. Sizes Is and IS.
SILK Sport Jackets, $I25O
each; were much more. ALI
over embroidery in bright
colors: sizes IA, 1s, Is years.
Sport Suits. SIS each; were
much higher. Knitted material:
rose and orange; sizes 16 and
IS.
10 Handmade Dresses, $3.50
each; were SIS. Ratine, in
rose, orchid, tan. orange and
copen: sizes IA, Is. 1S.
5 Afternoon and Sport Dresses.
greatly reduced to S1275 each.
Flat crepes and printed crepes.
bright shades; sizes IA, 16 and
IS.
IL Marbletex Shantung Dresses
greatly reduced to $I4.SO each.
With piping of natural Shan
tung: various styles; sizes II,
16 and IS.
Marbletex Shantung Dresses.
$3.50 each; were very much
higher. Piping of natural
Shantung: sizes IA, Is and IS.
Misses Section, Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-02

S Sport Tweed Suits; size 40, 2 s.; 3S. $3.50
each; were $3.50. Copen blue, gray twill and
brown mixture.
Tan and Brown Crepe Sport Dress, $zo5o; was
$4950.
2 Imported Jacquettes, sizes &c. 40 S. each; were
$40. Rose and jade.
2 Imported Striped Jacquettes sizes So, SO. S2S
each; $49.50.
1 Gray Pleated Silk Cape; size Sc. s2s.5o; was
much higher.
Tan and Gray Silk Capes with caracul collars;
sizes 2, 40; !, AZ: l. A. $3.50 each; $3.50.
Silk Braid Coat cocoa shade; size 40. $49.5O;
$S95O.
1 Black Silk Coat with caracul collar; size SO.
$49.5O; $3.50.
Silk Coat, al-over braid black; size 3s. $3.50;
was S63.50.
2 veldyne Braided Coats, black; size ss. seo.5e
each; $11O.
z English Sport Coats size &c. 3 size 40. Sc5
each; $49.JO
1 Flaplingo Sport Coat, pheasant shade; size a.
1850; S3950 -..-.
l Gray Sport Coat: size 40 $3.50; was x3oS0
Black and White Sport Coat; size 3s. s3e.50; was
S60.50.
Karavan kamel Kloth Coats; sizes So. 40 $3.50
each; $695O.
Corona Cape. black; size 36. S2e.5o; was $50 60
1 Colored Embroidered Silk Coat; size 36. $2950;
$5o.5O. ~'
L All-black Silk Cape; size So. $3.50; was $es.so
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Women's Hats, $3.50
Women's Suits, Capes, Coats Reduced

Black and White Silk Sports Suits sizes 90 and
AZ. Greatly reduced to S2950 each.
l Tan Silk Suit size So, S495o; was $3.50.
l Gray Silk Suit, dark blue embroidery; size SO.
$3.50; was $3.50.
/ Black Silk Suit colored embroidery: size 40
S69.50; was S110.
Congress Cloth Suits size SO; 1, 3S; l. 40 Rose,
tan gray, white. $3.50 each; $3o.5O
imported Hand Woven White Suit size 38. $49.50;
Ss8.5O.
l Imported Blue and White Hand-woven Suit; size
&c. $48.5O; $Se.SO
1 Gray Cricket Cloth Suit size So. $ss.so, was
$69.5O.
Coat Dresses in tan and brown vella vella; sizes
81 and &c. $49.5O each; $S8.5O.
Brown 3-piece Vela Vella Suit. size 3S. $28.50;
$3.50.
Brown wella Vella Suit with blouse to match; size
AZ: S3e.50, $8e5O.
Imported Novelty Suits; cocoa shade: size 3S
$49.5O eachy $So.5O.
3-pece Taupe Suit size 40. $405O; $S9.5O.
Camel Cloth Suit; size 3S. $15; $c0.5O.
Imported Novelty Suit size 3S. $co.5O, was $59.S0.
Imported Jade Knit Suit; size 49, $I2.5O S25.
3-piece Navy and Tan Yella Veila Suit; size So.
$49.5O, $3.50.
l Brown Silk Suit, size 3S. $69.50; was S11O.
l Tapestry Jacquette. size So S., $40.
Green Knit Sport Cape with gray fur collar; size
A. $1s.5O; was $39.50
Womens Suit Coat and Cape Sections. Third
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Willow, Reed and Fiber
Furniture Reduced
IS to II Less Former Prices

@ Suites of Split Willow, $I6.75 each,
Woven seat and back; very at
tractive and comfortable; suite
consists of settee and arm
chairs,
1 High-back Reed Chair, N less,
$IS.75. Upholstered seat and
back in excellent grade of tapes
try: box spring seat cushion;
antique brown finish.
I Hfgh-back Reed Rocker, II less.
S1S.75. Wing style with extra
wide arm; cushioned seat and
back in cretonne; enameled in
putty color.
6 willow Chairs, Special, $3.50 each.
Large size. Bar Harbor style;
natural finish; imperfect; sold
''as is"
Split Willow Adjustable Extension
Chair, 47.75s was &13.7S. Natural
finish; subject to slight imper-
fections; sold "as is"
Willow and Reed Section, Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1923-08-02

High-bnck Fiber Rockers, S4.95
each; were 1915. Woven seat
and back; maple frames: very
high back; wide arms; cream
sheilac finish
Low-back Wflh,w Chairs, S7.S0
each; were A15. Comfortable
shapes and sizes; slightly dam
aged.
Willow Tea or Serving Tables, sI5
each; were 800 Trays lined
raj finish.
Low-bnck Reed Chairs, u price.
$12.75 each. Wide arm; cush-
ioned seat and back in cretonne:
spring seat; gray enamel finish
Reed Smoking StandA greatly re.
dnccd to $2.S5 eachl Fancy fin
ishes.
10 Rockers, Special, $3.50 each. Large
size Bar Harbor; imperfect; sold
"aS is"
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Vudor Porch Shades
Reduced

Slightly imperfect or shop
worn; some have been alter
ed; every one is a remarkable
value at the reduced price.
l size 10 IT. wide. 10 IT. drop,
brown, 80; was SIS.
! size TT. wide. 10 ft. drop,
brown. $3.50; was $3.50.
l size TT. 6 in. wide. TT. drop,
brown, $3.50; was 81.
] size #. ) in. wide, Z ft. 6 in.
drop, brown, 1915; was $3.50.
l size s ft. wide. III #. drop.
brown, 81; was xS.75.
] size TT. in. wide, 6-ft.
drop. green, 81; was $500.
l size ft. wide. 10 TT. drop,
green, $4.75; was $3.50.
! 4 #. wide. 10 ft. drop, green,
S3-5O; was $3.50.
2 3 # in. wide, TX IT. drop,
green, $c.75 each; were $3.50.
! Az TT. wide. 6 IT. drop, green,
1915; was $5.
TT. wide. 7k #. drop, green,
$3.50; was $1O.5O.
l size IL IT. wide. loft. drop,
green, SO; was SIS.
vudor Shade Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Girls Furnishings

10 Girls Dresses of thin dotted
Swiss and voiles, greatly re-
duced to $1.05 each. Attractive
styles.
IL Girls White Dresses, $4.a5
each; were much more. Dotted
SwisSes. voiles and organdie:
trimmed with ruffies, lace and
embroidery.
II Infants Hats. in poke and
roll brimS, greatly reduced 10
45c each Light and dark
shades
10 Girls Summer Hats, greatly
reduced to S1.85 each. Poke
and roll-brim styles; trimmed
with flowers, ribbon and en-
broidery.
reduced to csc each. White
jean.
IL Girls Pleated Skirts, greatly
reduced to $2.95 each. White
and natural linen.
"a Girls Arrone. greatly re-
duced to CSC each. Brown,
lavender. blue and pink checks.
Is Silk Petticoats for Girls,
S1.25 each; were much higher.
Flesh. white, black; scalloped
ana ruined DOCtOmS.
Is Girls Overblouses, greatly
reduced to CSC each White
dimity with colored collars
and cuffs
Is Girls Slip-on Sweaters, S1.a5
each; were considerably higher.
Attractive combinations Of rose,
tan, red and green.
26 Girls Jumper DR. sses,
greatly reduced to 45e each.
Brown, blue and green cham
bray. s..
"a Girls Pleated MILDLY skirts.
75c each; were much higher.
White, brown and green.
"a Girls White Middies, SOC
cachj were much more. Colored
collars and cuffs
IA Girls White Batiste Gowns,
45c each; were much higher.
Lace trimmed.
"a White Cambria Body Waists,
greatly reduced to 35c each.
Plain and lace trimmed.
Girls Section. Fourth floor
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Housewares Reduced

Potato Rlcers, soc each; were
81.
Galvanized Wash Tubs. shop
worn, at 00c, = at soc, . at
.5c each; were x1.s5. S5c and 81.
25 Oval Japanned Bread Trays,
CSC each; were soc.
IL Coaster Sets, consisting OF
one tray and coasters, $1."5
set; were $3.50.
IL Two-quart Galvanized Ice
Cream Freezers, Doc each.
. Aluminium Preserving ket-
ties. dented. Doc each; were
1i.6J.
White Enamel Bath Stool,
shopworn. SI.15; was $3.50.
2 Roll-top White Enameled
Bread Boxes, S1.7J each, were
$3.50.
White Enameled Kitchen
Stool. shopworn. s1.55; was
$3.50.
6 oval Wood Chopping Trays.
sI.45 each; were $2.65.
2 Fountain Auto Brushes, S1.50
each; were $2.75.
6 Sets Wire Coat Hangers, in
box. 60c set; were $1.15. For
travelling.
White Japanned Foot Tubs.
shopworn. 81 each; were 81.
] White Japanned Infants Bath
Tub, shopworn. 81; was 81.
4 Aluminium Tea Kettles, S-qt.,
&1.25 each.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Wornen's Sweaters. 85c

Were S1.75. Is lightweight
wool slip-ons; round neck;
black and brown; sizes So, 40,
~ and ~.
u Golf Coats. s:.85 each; were
S5.75. TuXedos and Slip-ons;
wool and wool and fiber combi-
nations: brown. navy, tan. jade.
jockey and black; all sizes in
lot.
3 Extra-size Shetland Tuxedo
Coats. $2.95 each; were 81.
Brown only; sizes As. so.
. Fiber Slip-onS and Tuxedos,
S2.35 each: were So. Brown,
rust and red: sizes So. 40. AZ
Cretonne Slip-ons, S3.95 each:
were IS and 1918. Newest bath
ing smocks in pretty figured
designs: sizes "a. 36. 3s, AZ.
Figured Cretonne Bathing
Slip-ons. x2-35 each; were S3.o5.
Sizes 81, 36, 40.
1S Wool Bathing Tights. 81
pair; were 81. Size 40.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-02

cooperation between employer and
employe in mining enterprises also is
to be launched here. Ways and means
of assisting employees in maintaining
proper standards of living also will
be discussed.
The United States bureau OF mines
and the geological survey will par
ticipate in the exposition, and the
mining states of California. Colorado
and Utah will exhibit displays OF
their mine resources and equipment.
Additional emphasis will be placed
on the use of labor saving machinery
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Special Size Appare1

A group Of Wolfe Dresses, SO
each: were S15. Black, navy,
brown and copen; sizes 4212 to
5415
9 Dresses. s19.5e each; were
much higher. Fru Fru ma
terial; white. orchid, jade, peach
and tan; sizes 42L2, 441s.
l Dress. $3.50; was s65.
Light blue satin stripe:
georgette sleeves and collar:
finished with cream lace; size
4412
Black Canton Crepe Dress,
s43.5U, was very much higher.
Sleeves and side panel Of chif-
fon. handsomely beaded; size
Az.
2 Sleeveless Dinner Dresses.
tremendously reduced to $3.50
ench; brown lace over satin
slip of same shade; sizes 40k,
4S1s.
/ Dress. $3.50; was $3.50.
Gray canton crepe: straight
line model, slightly faded; sold
''as is"; size 42IA.
l Maternity Dress, $19.5O; was
$3.50. Navy and white crepe
de chine; size So.
1 Black Fiber Sweater, $I2.5O;
was $3.50. Tuxedo model;
size 421a.
/ slip-on Wool Sweater. $3.50;
was much higher. CoDen and
white; size 4Sh.
l Overblouse of black and
white crepe de chine, $5; was
very much higher Size 441A.
Special Size Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Isle Combinations. ST


Were $I.5O. so Mercerized Lisle
Combination Suits: bodice style;
built-up shoulders; envelope:
closed seat. tight and loose
knee; sizes 4, 5, 6.
Also s Lisle Combination Suits.
$50 each; were 81. Flesh :
closed seat and built-up shoul-
ders; size g.
Knit Underwear Section. Third door.
Women's Umbrellas, $2.95
Were so. Is Black, .Tape-edge.
Piece-dyed Cloth Umbrellas; as
sorted wood, bakelite-trimmed
handles. finished with leather
thongs or side straps.
Wonlen's Umbrellas, 4.95
rain Silk Parascl Umbrellas;
brown, taupe. purple; assorted
wood handles, bakelite trim
med; leather straps. Only IL.
Wonlen's Umbrellas, $2.45
Were -. s 22-inch, Sun -and-
rain Silk Parasol Umbrellas:
red and purple; assorted wood,
bakelite-trimmed handles.
Umbrella Section. First floor
Boys Wash Suits, $1.65
Were a great deal more. 10s
suits; long and short sleeve
styles: MILDLY and Oliver Twist:
sizes 21s to 10 years; broken
lots greatly reduced.
Boys Overalls, 25c
Greatly reduced, 120 pairs: blue
chambray; sizes 4, 5. 6, years
only.
Also 20 Pairs Khaki Flapper
Pants, greatly reduced to 25c
pr. Scout style; sizes IA and
16 years only.
Boys Wash Hats, 25c
Greatly reduced; 6S hats. large
and small shapes; white and
khaki; sizes 6L to IS.
Boys Section, Fourth floor
Evening star., 1923-08-02

cussed by the American mining con-
gress to meet here September 24-29
Nearly three thousand owners, oper-
ators and mining engineers are ex-
pectcd to be in attendance.
Although mining men appreciate
the unwisdom of breaking down the
immigration barriers entirely, they
feel there should be no abridg,nent
of opportunity in the United States
for effective labor and for selecting
the right type of immigrant. accord
ing to officials of the organization.
a national movement for industrial
Evening star., 1923-08-02

through an oriental scene. D'Har.
court only shrugged his shpnlderf
and sat down beside his lares and
penates on the curbstone.
crowd of several hundred wit.
messed the slight blaze and then
started an auction sale, giving the
artist SIS for an old-fashioned music
oox and 81 for a deerskin rug. D'Har-
court nad moved up town from Green
wien village two months ago after
having been unable there to sell his
works. 'A Ai4S
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Rugs Greatly Reduced

6x9 Rattania Fiber Rugs,
1895 each, were S9.75, discon-
tinued patterns.
54x90 Imported Grass Rugs,
S2.75 each; were $3.50.
10 exc Imported Grass Rugs,
1918 each; were $3.50.
s Sx10 Imported Grass Rugs,
$3.50 each; were $5.75.
6 24x48 Mexican Hemp Rugs,
S1.75 each; were $3.
] 6x12 Rush Rug, slightly
damaged, SIS. was $3.50.
l 7.6x10.6 Rush Rug, slightly
damaged, $3.50; was $3.50.
Rug Section, Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Cildren's Shoes, $2.25

Were much higher priced. Go
Fairs Growing Girls Black
Patent Opera Pumps. plain rip,
turned sole with low heels:
sizes 4. ., 6. 61s. Z AA; az, &.
"a, 5 a; ~, 5la, 6, 6h B; az.
4. 511, 6 G.
a. Pairs Growing Girls Black
Patent Opera Pumps. with wei.
soles; sizes 2h, 8. 4, AZ, S, 51a.
6,,eh A: 8, 4, AZ, 51s, 6. z A:
2A, I, ~, 5!z. ] B; ~, 3. 31k.
I. B. 5z. s, 6h c.
Pairs Growing Girls Patent
One-strap Pumps. welt soles
sizes 4; AZ, 5, 6k. 7 AA; 3K,
Z, 6k "A; B.
32 Pairs Misses Canvas One,
strap Pumps. welt soles; sizes
IiE, y, I2h. 13. 131s. /. IK.
4; III. IL, 121z. !. IL B:
] c; IL d; 1, IL E.
13 Pairs Chiidren's Canvas One
strap Pumps; sizes 81, IL b.
10. 10h d.
Chiidren's Shoe Section. Fourth door
Evening star., 1923-08-02
TRIES TO BURN ART,

NEW YORK. August Art has
proved SO fickle a mistress to Childe
de Rohan DHarceurt that when he
was dispoSsessed yesterday from his
studio on East 72d street, he tried
to burn his paintings in the street.
He had destroyed three oils when q
policeman came along and kicked the
policeman's boots went straight
Evening star., 1923-08-02

by the desire of foreigners to share
in it.
american merchants" says Mr..
Kemper. should pursue q definite
campaign here extending over sew
eral years, as do the British. The
latter are not deferred by lack of
immediate profits, but build for the
future. The Bulgarian market Is
worth going into. but this cannot be
done by circulars. The work needs
personal representation
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Chi1d's Combinations, SOC

Greatly reduced. SO prs. Boys
and Girls Combination Suits;
athletic style; with garter at
ia C h m n I S and buttons for
clothes; low neck and straight
knee for boys. bloomer leg for
girls.
Broken sizes, 4 to Is years
Children's Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Women's Blouses

pL.10
Were ss.75. p Tailored Silk.
BlouSes, taffeta, crepe de
chine and satin; black, white
and bisque; V and round
necks; sizes 81, SO, So, 40. A.
46.
Also SOS; were s.. "a I'M
ported Handmade Belgian
Blouses, voiles; some with
frills; some trimmed with
coral; copen. maize, tan, blue;
many models, sizes SO to 10 in
the group.
Women's Blouses, $4.75
Were S9.75. Just 5: Extra Size
Georgette Crepe Blouses. navy.
black, bisque, rust; l size All
/ so. 3 So
Women's B1ouses, $3.95
Were s7.75. 3S Georgette and
Crepe de Chine Overblouses.
also tuck-ins; white, flesh.
black. brown. navy; some filet
and Irish lace trimmed: braided
and embroidered; all sizes in
the combined group.
Women's Blouses, 85c
Were SI.s5. % Lingerie Blouses.
in voile and dimity; overblouses
and tuck-in models; some have
contrasting pleatings. Sizes Z.
"a; IL, SO; 3, 3s: 3, AZ; 2, A;
., As
Women's Blouses, $1.85
Were 1928 and s2o5. Hand
made; SO Dimity, Wolfe and Ba-
tiste Blouses, some in colored
soIleS; some lace trimmed; V
and square necks; sizes "a to
10 in combined lot.
Blouse Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1923-08-02

The tallest of British peers is. Lord
Clifton, who has been a recent visitor
to America. Lord Clifton stands six
feet seven inches in his stockings,
thus exceeding the stature of his six
foot-fVe father, the Earl Of Darnley.
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and equipment in mining enterprises.
The American mining congress, OFF,
ctals say, has been advocating mod
erniaztion of the mining industry and
the Standardization of basic methods
for the last three years.
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Wornen's Gloves

40 pairs Fancy length
and Strap Gauntlet Gloves.
$I.2S pair; were $3.50. White,
gray. mode and beaver; all sizes
in combined colors, but not in
eaC1 color.
AZ pairs Two-clasp Silk Gloves.
4Sc pairs were much higher.
white, black and black en-
broidered in white; sizes 5, 5l2,
6.
27.pairs 6-Button-length Fab
ric Gloves, 75c pair, were SI.25.
Cray and sand; sizes Z, ~ and
s.
Woman's Glove Section, Third floor.
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Outsize Hose, 65c

Uneven weave: if perf.ct
would be $l.25 pair. so psirs
Black Mercerized Lisle Hose.
sizes s15, 10, 101s.
"omen's Hosiery Section. First floor.
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Women's Silk Hose, S1.85

uneven weave: If perfect
would be So pair. 500 pairs
slack and White Silk Hose,
plain or open clocked enects.
Isle garter tops and soles
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Corsets, $3.75
Were very much hirher

Were very much higher. 20
Corsets; Bien-Jolie, Treo. Lilly
of France. Modart. Woodthrop
and Madame Irene; non-lacing,
back and front lacing; long
and medium skirts; low, me-
dunn and waistline models; fine
silk brocade, taneta, black silk
jersey and fancy silk striped
material; sizes "a. 25. &c. IS. 20,
so, 81, "a in the group.
Corsets, $3.50
Were very much higher. Is
Bon Ton. C-B, Madame Lyra and
Ferris Maternity Corsets; low
and medium busts: broken
sizes; 81. %. %. 25, IS and 28.
Girls Garter Brassieres.
soc
Were Use and 81. 35, of fine
pink batiste; tape shoulder
straps; two hose supporters;
for girls to 16 years old.
Corset Section, Third floor.
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Women's Silk Hose. $1.25

uneven weave; il perfect
would be $3.50 pair. $50 pairs
AH-silk Hose with Isle hem.
oiach, gray and fawn; broken
size range.
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MORE FOREIGN LABOR,
/, MINE CONGRESS AIM
BY tie Associated Press.


MILWAUKEE,, August 2-Fewer
restrictions on immigration to meet
an alleged need of additional laborers
In the mining industry will be dis
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Children's Dresses. S1.o5

We're g. "a Gingham, cham
bray; plain or checked; high
neck, long sleeves, finished
with turnover collar and cuffs;
pockets and sash; pink. copen,
brown. yellow and green; some
are bloomer style; sizes to s
years.
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Furniture Reduced

All offered as s, subject to mperections damages
of display As oneof kind only selection early in
the s adv uised
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Breakfast Goats, $2.95

Special. 81 Box-loom Crepe
Coats; with or without collars
finished with pleated ruff1ing +;
satin folds and hemstitching !.
adjusta BILE belts and pockets.
pink. light blue. copen, rose,
lavender and violet.
Neglige Section. Third floor.