davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Fine Corsets. S2.95

Were $3.50. Is Bon Ton and
w. & l.. Corsets; girdle top
and medium bust; long hip
models; heavy pink coutil
and figured broche: sizes %.
%. "a, 26, 27, 2S, 90, 80, 80.
1S Corsets and Girdles; Bon
Ton and w. & l.. Special; /;
medium and low bust mod
els; plain coutils and fig
ured broche; girdles of
broche com b ined with
elastic band well over back,
with garters attached; sizes
"a, 25, 81 and 3S.
Greatly reduced d. 81 50
each ..............
High Grade Corsets. in
cluding our Lily of France
and Woodthrop models: me-
dunn bust, long hip line:
silk brocade; sizes 22, "a, 25.
26. 80. Were $40 * *
and more: now, each T~~
IL Ferris LaceIess Girdles:
no boning; hook down
front; elastic insert in back:
very slight models for the
growing girl; sizes "a to 80.
Were SO each; CT
now :.
"a Brassieres; fancy brooches.
some heavy lace; fasten
down back; medium and
long line models: sizes 3S to
4s. Tremendously re- k2c
I,and aonh WV
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
CENTRAL Y. M. C. A. PLANS
PROGRAM FOR NEW YEAR
Open House Will Be Maintained
From 2 to 10 O'Clock p M.
Games Scheduled.

The Central Y. NJ. c. A. will MAIN
tain open house New Year day
from . to 10 o'clock pm. The pro-
gram VIII open with u reception in
the lobby by the board of managers
and employed officers, followed by
tours of the building, music by Miss
Anne Sweeney violin: Mrs. Pearl
Hauer, piano, and William Geigen-
berger, cello; simultaneous chess and
checker matches on the lobby floor
beginning at o'clock: display of
material from each department of
the association in the assembly hall;
plays and monologues by the O'Con-
nor Players and music by local art
lists. In the gymnasium Will be
games of volley and basket ball,
aquatic exhibitions in swimming pool
finals of the game tournament by the
boys department and the annual
swimming meet.
a concert will be given in the lobby
beginning at Sis o'clock by the
Capital Male Quartet, which consists
of William p. Shannahan, w. w
Gantz, Earl Carbauh, Edwin Callow
and Mrs. Carbauh and Mrs. Callow,
accompanies. The quartet will be
assisted by Bob Carbauh.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
French Chernise, $2.e5

Were s5. is Straight Chemise;
strap top; daintily hand-embroid
cred and hand-scalloped; fine main
sock; sizes 80 to A.
Ia French Percale Envelope Che
mise; armhole style; attractively
hand-embroidered and scaIloped:
sizes s6. as. AZ. A. X105
Were S5 each; now. P%</|
i2 Philippine Envelope Chemise;
tine nainscok; strap top; attrac-
lively d-embroidered; finished
with handscalloping; sizes 40
and and A. Were So each; S1.95
20 French Nainsook Camisoles and
Corset Covers; armhole and CANT
sole styles; hand-embroidered and
finished with hand-scalloping:
sizes SO to AZ. Were x105
S5 each; now. &%>/~
French Gowns; low neck with
feet; dainty hand embroidery;
hand-scalloped; sizes IA, 10.
is. Were 81 each; @ OK
8 French Gowns; low, square neck
with short, stitched-in sleeves; in
ished with French fold and hand
hemstitched: yoke effect; French
. percale; sizes IA, 15, 16, IL, and
20. Were $3.50 each; $f95
4 French Percale Straight Chemise:
strap style; daintily hand d-embroid-
cred; finished with French fold:
81 sizes s,cs. se. nox 40; A. Were $1.35
Silk Underwear Section. Third
floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
FIREMEN RESCUE MAN
FROM BLAZING BED
Flames Believed Due to Cigarette.
Frederick Connors Badly
Burned.

Frederick Connors, thirty five, 1921
New York avenue northwest, was
burned severely about the body last
night by a fire that started in his bed
while he was asleep.
Two men called at the house to in
Quire about getting an apartment,
saw smoke coming from Connors'
room and summoned aid. Firemen of
No. > engine company broke open the
door.
Capt. James Mowatt and Privates
William Jaeger and D. HI. Statz ac-
romplished the rescue, an ambulance
was summoned and the burned man
was rushed to the hospital Firemen
said they thought the fire had been
started by a lighted cigarette, and
damage to building and contents was
estimated at $100.
Gasoline in a five-gallon can that
was being used to fill the tank of the
automobile of Richard Carroll, 1902
Hamilton street northwest, this morn
ing ignited and caused a fire scare
The can was near a street gas lamp
when the fire occurred.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
House Dresses, $4.95
Were $3.50

2S Cotton Crepe and Linen
House Dresses; with and
without collars; some trim
med with Persian braids;
copen, orchid, tan, brown
and green; sizes 16, Is and
20; and Sc to 46.
8 Checked Gingham House
Dresses, roll collar; some
with vest effect; three
quarter sleeves, sash; red
and pink; sizes SO, 40, ~.
Were S4.95 and c. OK
more; now, each :. p[s/|
6 Fine Crepe House Dresses;
short sleeyes, finished with
hemStitched straps, sash: in
lavender, blue and green;
sizes 16, 1S and 20 years.
Greatly reduced, OK
3 Red Checked Gingham
House Dresses; roll collar;
vest effect; long sleeves; ad-
Unstable belt; sizes 38 and
40. Greatly reduced, Ct or
eacn T~%|~
House Dress Section; Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Infants Sweaters
$50: were S1.95

az Knit Sweaters; slip-over
style: long sleeves; round
neck; fancy colors finish the
front; white and pink, green.
blue or yellow.
As, Infants NainSook Short
Dresses, handmade and ma
chine made, finished with
lace round n * an d
sleeves; deep hem. Sizes 9
months to 2 years. Were
sI.50 and more each; 0Sr
now
"a Children's Hats and Bon
nets; chinchilla, corduroy and
. silk; gray, brown, red, pink
and navy. Sizes 2. to 8
years. Were $3.50 x105
each; now..........-
Infants Short N a ! n 8 o X
Petticoats, h n d and ma
chine made; some. lace or
embroidery trimmed. Sizes
. months to- 2 years. OK
Were $1.50 each; now ~
IS Children's Gingham and
ham bray Dresses, high
neck, hong or short sleeves;
checks and plain colors; fin
ished with turnover collar
and cuffs, Sizes 2 co 4
years. were 50 each; OK
now
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Silk Negligees
Greatly Reduced, $5.95

6 Negligees of crepe de
chine; loose negligees ana
breakfast coat styles, with
and without collar; tailored
and embroidered; adjust
able belt and pockets; flesh,
orchid and rose. Radically
reduced.
2 Corduroy Robes, loose
kimono models; roll collar.
adjustable belt; fuchsia and
violet; slightly so e d :.
Were $3.50 each; 81 OK
Corduroy Robes. loose
robe style; adjustable belt.
pockets; violet only. X1.0S
Were 81 each; now &~
/ Violet Corduroy Robe;
loose kimono style; roll col
lar; lined with Seco; belt:
slightly soiled. Was T5.06
So, now ...........
/ Fuchsia Corduroy Robe;
kimono style; roll collar:
lined; trimmed with silk
tass sells; belt. Slightly
soiled. Was $10.50; Th OK
= Negligee Section. Third floor
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Marquisette Curtains
Special, $1.45 Pr.

so prs. Ruff1ed Dotted Mar
quisette Curtains with tie
backs; IA yds. long; white.
A very good value.
Remnants and S h o t
Lengths OF Cretonnes, Nets.
Voiles, Madras, Artificial
Silks, Silkoline, Poplins and
other drapery fabrics suit
able for many uses, all
greatly reduced.
Is to II Less
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27

1 Dining Set of Z pieces; COM
Dination mahogany extension
table, 5 side chairs and / arm
chair, In mahogany finish.
very greatly reduced S77 50
Combination American Wal
nut Dresser, 42-inch &2E
size. Was $50; now -. ~
1 Combination Brown Mahog-
any Dressing Table, with tri-
plicate mirrors. Was &2E
$50; now .............. w.
Folding Bridge Table; green
finish, with oriental decorations.
Very greatly reduced 81 TX
& Mahogany finish Folding
Card Tables; leatherette top.
Were $2.95 each; Ct OK
now
Furniture Section, Sixth hoor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Women's Blouses, S3.95

Were $5.75. lS Suit Blouses,
in beaded overblouse and
jacquette models; Is tan, 2
gray, ! navy.
Bisque Crepe de Chine
Tuck-in Blouses: V neck.
tucked fronts; also high
and low collars: 1 size 81, 3
AZ, SO. Were 1915 ca OK
eachs new .......: T~"~
10 Extra Size Cotton Wolfe
Tuck-in Blouses; V and
square necks; filet trimmed
and embroidered; size 4S,
1 so, 4 So. Were "a OK
1918 each; now 49,. pSr~
Q Dimity Blouses; v neck
models; 3 size 40, 2 AZ, 3 Al,
1 4e. Were 50 each; Ct
new .............. "
3 Ratine Overblouses, in
white and natural; size "a.
2 3S, 40, / A. 1 4s. Ga OK
Were s5 each. now %S'/~
blouse Section, Third floor,
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Wonen's Hose. S1.25

II perfect would be s..
Slightly uneven in weave.
Is dozen pairs outsize silk
hose with Isle tops and
soles; black and street
shades.
20 dog. prs. Women's Black
Silk Hose; full fashioned 4;
Isle garter tops and soles.
Uneven weave; if per- ST
feet would be Sl.50 pr.
10 doz. prs. Women's Light :
weight Silk-apd-wool Hose,
in black and white mixture /;
uneven weave. If
perfect. would be S1.5O
$50 pr. ...........
Hosiery Section, First ioor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Chi1dren's Shoes, $1.95

7 r m d u S ] y reduced;
several broken, incomplete
lines that can not be re-
newed for the season; extra
ordinary values.
IL pairs of Growing Girls
Black Calfskin High Lace
Shoes; square toe, fiat heels
with rubber lifts. Sizes 51a,
si1=s s1s; . 7AA; a., s, SEA; g. S1.o5
pairs Boys Black Calfskin
High Lace Shoes; English
last. Sizes 315A, 8, Sf OK
31s, &C. Pair. ...... p>@/S
2S pairs Infants Black or
T a n High Lace Shoe s;
square toes, spring heels.
Sizes in lot 6, 61s,
&c &c; g. $; j. s1A' = ~ $1.95
oD. Hdlr
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Combinations, $3.50

Were So. Is Imported Swiss
Ribbed Cotton Combination
Suits; low neck, sleeveless;
ankle length; size 5 only.
9 Imported Swiss Ribbed
Silk-and-lisle Combination
Suits; high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length; sizes
and z. Were 5000 CT
and $11 each; now 49,. W
8 Imported Swiss Ribbed
Cotton Tights; ankle length;
sizes 5, 6, Z. Were $3.50
and $2.75 pair; q E0
now
10 Cotton Vests; high neck,
long sleeves, size s. Were
S1.15 each; Ok
Q Combination Suits; wool
and cotton with silk stripe;
bodice style; knee length;
sizes 2, 8, 9. Were 1926 c.
each; now ............. p~
women's Knit Underwear Section.
Third door.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Dress Goods
Remnants Reduced

300 remnants Wash Dress
Goods, in lengths from 1h
to Az yards.
David & John Anderson
Gingham, was $1.25 yd.; Ct
now ......s.......
Glen Roy Gingham, Ak.
was 58c yard; now. @S
Domestic and Impo rted
Ginghams, were 3Sc 20-
yard; now ........... WV
36-in. Percale, was On.
CSC yard; now ...... wv
36-in. Canton Crepe, Lc.
was S5c yard; now. o@@
30-in. Japanese Crepe, an
was 38c yard; now :. wv
27-in. Outing Flannel, 00~
was 25c yard; now >. oS
Cotton Dress Goods Section,
Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Misses Middies, 75c

Very much reduced. 19 Mid
dies; white with colored col
lars and cuffs, trimmed with
white braid. Sizes Is and 20
years.
8 Ideal Body Waists, plain
style. Size 16 years. AZ
Were 75c each; now. Wv
12 Black Sateen Boomers.
with elastic waist band and
knee. Size 6 years dSr
only. Special, EACH. XIV
IL Middies; all white or
white with colored collars
and cuffs, trimmed with
white braid. Sizes 6. 10, IA
and 20 years. Greatly OK
reduced, each. ... nv
Girls Furnishings Section. Fourth
ri0or.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Books Reduced

Hundreds Of hurt and han
died books; some slightly
soiled on covers or covers
bent; in other instances box
in which individual books
come are broken or show
signs of handling; none of
them imperfect or with
missing or misplaced pages.
Several hundred books from
regular stock have been
added. and all are arranged
on tables at these prices:
Evening star., 1923-12-27

Were $3.50. 24-inch White
Enameled Kitchen Stools,
slightly damaged.
500 rolls Good Quality Toilet
Tissue. 1,000-sheet Tf dox
rolls. Special. -. ~ NO%'
The following are slightly
damaged or shopworn:
l Duplex Two-compartment
Fireless Cooker, complete
with aluminium utensils,
racks and soap
tone radiators. %f2 TX
Was $31; now. %>S"S~
White Enameled Kitchen
Chairs. Were S4.75 @ E0
each; now. ....-.
2 Porcelain-top Kitchen Ia
bles, 25x40 inches, with
drawer. Were $40 <S OK
each; now. P0.1o
l Unfinished Breakfast Ia
BILE with drop leaves. &S
Was $3.50; now. ~
/ Gibson Ice Chest, galva-
niZed lined; small
size size: Was s11.5o; S5.95
now
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Wonen's Sweaters
Special. So

81 Heavy Knit Pull-over
Sweaters; ideal for out-of-
doors. Heavy roll collar;
ribbed bottom and cuffs ;
brown, myrtle, navy and
black. Sizes 38 to AZ.
Ii Lightweight Wove n
Slip-over or a q u e
Sweaters; some in two-tone
color combinations, others
with artificial silk designs;
gray, copen and jade: sizes
36. 3s. 40. Were IS "a OK
8 lightweight Brushed
Wool Slip-on or Tuxedo
Style Sweaters; many in
solid colors, or two-toned
combinations with stripes
or designs of artificial silk !;
navy, brown, copen or
henna; sizes 36, 8S, "A. 46.
Were $6.75 eachi Ga OK
now 49,
Sweater Section. Third fleer.
Evening star., 1923-12-27

l Solid Mahogany Drop Leaf
End Table. Was $50; Sfd TX
now ................ &><S~
1 Combination Mahogany Sew
ing ing &c: Cabinet. nntn Was $3.50
SlS.fo, now ..s...s....
L Bedside Table, of combina-
tion mahogany construction.
Was SIS; CO TX
. HOW
1 Tapestry Covered @ *
Stool. was ss; now. :. pt"Z0
1 Foot Stool, upholstered .n
tapestry tape Was $3.50; $2.75
HOW
1 Simmons Ivory Metal Bed:
double size. Was Ga TX
$22.50; Ilow.......... Y>1eS~
| Simmons Fine Quality Twin
Metal Bed; brown mahogany
anish. Was s45; S24.75
now ea......sa.r...ra
Evening star., 1923-12-27
China and Glassware
Very Much Less Than Regular

Decorated Tableware and fancy pieces of china few
pieces of pottery; perfect others slightly mperect
table glassware and fancy pieces many of kind;
few imperfect But all very much less than the regular
prices.
China md Glassware Sections,
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Men $ Union Suits
$1.25; we're $3.50

"a cotton union suits; Munsine
medium weight; sizes AZ to 50.
IL Union Suits, wool-and-cot-
ton mixed; natural gray color;
medium weight; sizes SO and
4s. tremendously re- S1.95
80 Mems Muslin and Cambria
Night Shirts; V neck; full and
roomy cut; sizes 16, II. 0Sr
Were $3.50 each; now.
2S prs. Mems Silk Socks with
double Isle heels, toes and
soles; navy, cordovan. gray,
white; sizes 912, 1O12, 76r
111a. Were S1.50 pr; now
Mems Furnishings Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Trimmed Hats. S2,95

Were $3.50. IL hats, in veivets;
navy, purple, brown, old blue
green: trimmed with flowers, fancy
feathers and ribbon. Good values
Millinery Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27

% Suits Mems Silk-miXed Pa
jamas; attractive colors; me
dunn and large sizes. Were
Sc and more: now, Ga *
suit 49,.
"a Suits Mems Pajamas; fine
madras, soisette and sateen;
white and colors; small, me
dunn and large sizes.
Were 81 and IS suit; S2.65
now
60 Mems Silk Four-in- hand
Ties; figures and stripes. S0r
Were 81 each: now.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Wonen's Skirts
Special, $5.95

25 Camel's Hair Cloth
Skirts, plain and dark
stri ipes; wrap-around
models; button trimmed.
A very special value.
Skirt Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
PetticoatS
Special, Csc

100 Colored Sateen Petit
coats; plain tailored mod
els; also pl a d and
fiounced ruffle sty G 8.
Plain and two-tone colors
In q good assortment.
Petticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Wornen's Gowns, $1.35

Were 81. Sc Gowns of fine main.
sock and cotton crepe; low, round,
square and v necks; tailored and
lace trimmed; sizes Is, 16 and II,
48 Nainsook Corset Covers; arm.
hole style, daintily trimmed with
good embroidery and lace; regular
and extra sizes. Were r.
$1.5O each; ow............ ~
78 pairs Marcella Drawers; fine
nainsook and crepe; lace and en-
broidery trimmed; lengths %, %
and 81. Greatly reduced, 10.
pair NV
Cotton Underwear Section, Third
floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
English Sweater
Coats. $o

Were $l2. l9 imported
sweater coats, blue and
tans, squared with white.
The English Shop, Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
FURNI TURE
Greatly Reduced

90 low are these prices that ask accept
ture as is, subject to slight or imperfections
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Misses Dresses, SIS
Were SIS and $3.50

s. satn-faced crepe, Poret twills and smart little
sports dresses of jersey; brown, navy and black;
lovely lace collar and cuffs on the crepe dresses.
Misses Section,
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Gle Sales

Smart Winter Hats greatly reduced to S..
Fur Coats greatly reduced to SOS and $495.
Women's Fur-trimmed Coats greatly reduced
to S49.50. S59.50, SIS and SOS.
Women's Fur-trimmed Coats, our finest one
of-a-knd models, now Sis and $3.50.
Women's Street and Afternoon Dresses greatly
reduced to SIS, 5000, $69.50, SIS and $780,
Women's Suits greatly reduced to $3.50, $780,
$3.50, $3.50, SIS, S95.
Women's Pumps and Oxfords reduced to S4.75.
Women's Evening Slippers reduced to $375
Women's High Shoes reduced to $6.75.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Larger Wonen's
Dresses. $3.50

Radically reduced. IL dresses,
in navy and black roshanara
crepe; beautifully embroid-
cred; sizes 401a, 421s, 44H.
2 Poiret Twill Coats, in
black-and navy; handsomely
braided and lined with gray
Canton crepej sizes 44k and
46k. Greatly re- Gao EA
duced, each. ...... VS/~~S
J. Three-Quarter-length Coat,
of tweed mixture; shoulders
lined; size 421. Go E0
Was $3.50; now. p>/'1o
j Finely Tucked Coat, of tan
Poiret Twill: size
40h. Greatly re- Go S0
duced to.......... Y'/<~o
Circular-cut Cape. of
Black Poiret Twill, trimmed
with cable stitching; size
44A. Greatly re- S29.5O
duced to-. T> Wv
Dresses, of brown crepe de
chine; attractive Eirdles of
bronze beads; sizes 421s,
4S1s. Were $3.50 Go SO
each; now. ........ %'/~~o
Special Size Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1923-12-27

Womens Untrnmed Coats reduced $3950.
Womens Fine Unmmed $3.50.
S75 SOS, $135, S165
Larger Womens Street Dresses greatly reduced 5000.
Women Wool
Larger Womens Handsome Gowns greatly reduced sds5o.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Junior Boys Suits
So. rs; were $3.50

q Norfolk and Vestee mo,
styles; sizes 3 to 9 years in
25 Small Boys MILDLY and
Oliver Twist Suits; fine
wooden fabrics; various
models; sizes 8, 4, s years
only. Greatly re- "a TX
duced; each. ........ T
Boys Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Cashmere Scarfs
$3.50; were SIS

4 white imported scarfs
with gray borders; slight
ly soiled from handling.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Window Refrigerators

KeIr1gerdtOrS
$1.95
Were $3.50 each. 8 Galva-
nized Iron Refrigerators, 23
inches wide.
Rochester Copper-bottom
Wash Boilers, No. . size.
vog Were $3.50 each; $1.95
HOW
2 White Fiber Bathroom
Hampers, square shape.
Greatly reduced to, s.
edcn
Large Size Willow Clothes
Baskets. oblon,g shape.
Radically reduced, Ff S0
eacn ............
] Lot Of Wood Coat Hangers,
shellac finished. Tre-
mendously re d u c d, x
edCn .....s.ss
Housewares Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Silk Remnants

$50 yds. Silks and velvets: some
good lengths Of black velvets for
dresses.
go yds. Imported Black All-silk
Chiffon Velvet, was $3.50 &E IN
yard; now ,....... p1s1O
45 yds. Black Silk and Wool
Crepe, was s. yard; O. IN
80 yds. Flat Crepe, sand, tan,
gray; was s. yard; O. E0
now s.................s sS
Silk Section, Second fioor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27

Knitted Sport Suits reduced to SR.50.
Knitted Dresses greatly reduced to SIS.
Fiber and Wool Dresses greatly reduced to
$3.50.
Sports Dresses greatly reduced to $3.50.
Misses Winter Coats, with. and without fur
trimmings, reduced to $49.5o, $3.50, SIS and S95
Misses Suits greatly reduced to SIS and $395O
Misses Street and Sports Dresses greatly re-
duced to $3.50.
Misses Street. Afternoon and Evening Frocks
greatly reduced to Sz9.50 and $780,
Evening star., 1923-12-27

i suits, unusually attractive
he lot, but not in each style.
5 Junior Boys Overcoats:
one of the best grades of
chfnchilla; sizes 21s, 8, 5
years only. Greatly T7 TX
reduced; each. ...... p$H0
z Blue Serge Suits; excellent
quality: well tailored; sizes
10. IL, 1S years only. Cz IN
Were SIS each; now prov
Evening star., 1923-12-27

The first remnant day after Christmas and the
last one of the year brings very unusual values,
for many, many articles remaining from the busy
Christmas selling have been generously reduced
Rennant-Day Merchandise Is
not sent G. O. D. or on approval;
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Kitchen Stools, SITS

Book Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Mems s Over coats
Special, $24.75

II all-wool we'll made overcoats; 2
Mems Clothes Section, Second floor
Evening star., 1923-12-27
Wonen's Suits, SIS
Women's Coats, SIS

Were $3.50. English Sports Coats in s,
AZ. Tan Jacquettes, fur trimmed, sizes 36
women's Coat Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1923-12-27

lnsing wear; ankle lengths; long sleeves
to so.
Evening star., 1923-12-27

in price to dispose of them Immediately. There
many more items than those listed here; you
will find them under the familiar Remnant Day
Green Signs throughout the store.
OF retcrnab1e or exchangeable;
40 mail or phone orders accepted
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-12-20

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inc coats ana hate fro,p civ cb,l5ro,,
"wou where did Won t,o4 $50,
said Nm, Frar,on+ IN bis bIus+a,tn,
wov
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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-12-20
A FITZGERALD INTERVIEW
Mr.. Carroll Tells His Experience

Mr.. Carroll Tells His Experience
The following brief account OF an
interview with a Fitzgerald man four
years ago, and its sequel will be read
with keen interest by every citizen.
S. C. Carroll, grocer TO N. Jack
son street, says: 81 can recommend
Doan's Pills from experience
My kidneys acted too freely at times
I felt dull and tired out If I took
cold had a soreness and dull aching
through my kidneys. I used Doan's
Pills and they were just the
thing for me. They soon put my kid
neys in good condition. I know there
is nothing better for kidney complaint.
Mr., Carroll gave the above statement
March, 9th, 1918, and on April I9th,
1922, he said; Il find much pleasure
in recommending Doan's Pills
They have never failed to relieve
me OF lame back and kidney compliant.
60c at all dealers. Foster Alilburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. adv.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-12-20
One>F Ialf Dozen
Happy Riddles
By ELEANOR KING

uounq Doman g7xHn dining
Gathers in room Of this
Homeless Tots = ~ q - w 80
for Christmas b 9 autlful,
Festivities spacious and fur.
nished in the best
Of taste. Its massive Jacobean high
backed chairs, long table, draperies all
harmonized. But that quality which
puts one at ease was lacking. 1t
looked austere and unfriendly, Tho
servants had decorated the table and
room profusely, trying to give a little
Of the Christmas atmosphere. The for.
bidding look still asserted itself
though. From the length of the table
and amount Of edibles piled upon it,
one might have judged there was to be
quite a party, but only four places
We're set.
The dinner gong sounded A middle
aged, well-dressed man and woman APP
peared.
"And you say Thelma went out in
the carp
"She didn't say where she was go
ing, Robert" replied his wife.
"She probably thought Hubert was
taking too long in getting over here
so she took it upon herself TO go after
him"
Undoubtedly" assented Mrs. Ere
mont.
Thelma came soon bursting in upon
her folks, coat and hat still on. To be
sure, she had Hubert with her.
Dad mother" she exclaimed, "come
and see what have out herer"
She led her folks into the front hall
To their astonishment. they found the