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fuera de sentido corndn.

fuera de sentido comin.
De modo que, no solo Sc distrae di-
nero en- esas atencioneS de insignif-
cante resultado practice, sino que los
profesores dedicados ESQ, que por 10
regular son de los mejores, dejan de
servir en- escuelas de exito positive.
Otras escuelas hay, adesnAs, que de-
ben desaparecer pur ahora, como las de
MIsica ", Cant9, no precisamente por
cue no sean conveniente, sino porqus
no son indispensables, nj hay dinero pa
ra costeaflas sin detrimento de 10 mas
precise. Menos NAL las de labores, pues
aii Sc aprenden Fcosas de probable yer.
siempre estamos diciendo que los
asiericanos en- todo son PRACTICES. 81 el
traje es corto, son PRACTICES, porque ell
polvo no les alcanza ell ruedo del YES
lido; 81 es largo, SON practices, poraue
defender Ia pierna de las miradas i'm.
prudentes. Nosotros no creemos en- esa
virtud como exclusivamente de los nor.
tcamericanos; son como todos, es mas,
on muchas cosas estan lejos de serlo.
Pero suponiendo que 10 sean, que
tanto nos agrade esa virtud, Ipor que
Ilcinos de estar siempre en- contra de
ella? Lo que estamos criticando, ino
esta visiblemente fuera de 10 practicoP
SE:s scaso mas necesario Ell frac que
los zapatos y Ell sombrero? Por ESQ no
cesamos de repetir que 10 mas necesa-
rio en- todo pals es la ensenanza de la
MORAL SOCIAL UNIVERSAL, que
es 10 que principalmente da Ell sentido
coinun o sea la facultad de juzgar ra-
zonablemente de las cosas v proceder
con entero juicio. En- Ell pr6ximo ar
ticulo trataremos sobre esta materia.
Juan N. MATos. +
San German, P. B., abril 16, 1923.
(continuarD.
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FL pf0b|ema de las 6aIFeteeFFaaSs as. en- Ia ReBa-
bIiCa d0niDiCana, Sc rGsA8|Ve yentaOSalnente
b8jO ell actual COB. provisional

Mella, comprendido entire la ciudad de
Santo Domingo y la de San Pedro de
Macoris. Lleno de jibilo y de- patr1o-
ticas emociones contemplo este actoa CO
mo uno de los mas importantes de los
cue Sc realizan durante ell ejercicioi de
este Gobierno Provisional. cs oa
Con Ia construction de carreteras, ell
establecimiento de Was permanentes
Gefnitivas de eomunicaci6n y de trans
crte para acortar distancias v promo
yer los mejores intereses economics,
politicos y sociales del pals, y'hacer,
como ahora, de dos provincias un solo
vecindario, Sc realiza en- favor de la
Eepubiica, una tarea redentora tan po-
silva como la que haceEnos para mejo-
rar sus instituciones; porQue NADIA con-
tribuira como elias al acercan1iento de
los lnombres la union de los pue-
bios, al fomento de la agriculture, al
desarroIlo de la industrial, al aunento
de Ia production, a. la facilidad y ensan,
che del comercio, al incremento de la
poblaci6n, la diffusion de la ensehan'
sa1y de los conocimientos, a la corllni-
dad de ideas e intereses,e al amor al tra'
Eajo, a la defensa de Ia paz al MAJ
tenimiento del orden, al progreso y en-
gIandeci1niento moral y material tse Ia
| nacion, a la formation de una soliGa
unidad politica, y de rn solo,, eminenta
Y definido, caracter nacional. ~ IS
For este. ning1n recuerdo. de mi bre-
We transito por, ell Poder conservare cen,
mas orgullo nj con mayor regociio cue
ei que dejara en- mi memori2 ei a.to
cue ahora presenciamos. Sc que inva-
diendo CON un ejercito de ingenieros las
nontafias y, las 1lanuras, y lleyando en-
triunfo, de una ciudad otc2, obrts
trascendentales. como esta, Sc imporen
la paz Ell orden con mas efectiva Sc.
guridad que cubriendo de soldados Ell
| territorio de la Rep6blica. a
Hoy queda unida Ia ciudad de s.nto
Domingo, notable por sus 1uces :lus:re
Por su historic, por sus proezas inte-
lectuales, al centro industrial mas rico
y poderoso, del pals. Y syo quieso pen
sar que, por tai modo, Ia idea y IA az
ci6n, Ell pensamiento y la ,f1erzl Sc
asocian y combinan para guardian ne
jcr el tesoro de la independents ma
eional, para convertir en- una, segnra
conquista la dignidad de ser lbres, y
lara que hote con absolute serenidad
y grandeza, ante ell ajeno respeto, la
handera de la Repdblica.
Senores
Declare ofcialmente inaugurada,
alberta al trafco publico, la carretera
Dlella, desde la Capital de la Republica
hasta San Pedro de Macoris; saludo
con patriotico alborozo a las dos pro-
v;ncias que desde hoy quedan unidas
por esta via de positive progreso ma
clonal. He dicho.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-19

los cafiaverales de San Luis y de San
Isidro hasta alcanzar este sitio; y es
tambien ell brazo derecho de Macoris
extenaiendose por encima' del Higuamc,
eruzando los campos esmeraldinos de
Angelina, Cristobal Colon y. Cayacoa,
hasta alcanzar Ell brazo amigo; y aqui
Sc dan Ell puno de manos, apretado
cordial, que celebramos. regocijados So
Ire la misma Inca divisoria de las dos
Provincias hermanas.
Dentro de breves instantes, tan prom
to como ell Honorable Presidente de la
Republica tire de Ia driza, descubra
los monumentos conmemorativos 10
ySnts la gloriosa bandera que ahora
interrumpe el trafico, por tanto tiempO
.suspirado, quedar$ establecida la comu
nicaci6n pnblica y en- seguida empeza-
ran circular por la carretera todsS
las alegrias todas las satisfacciones
tcdos los entusiasmos, todos los sinsa
bores, todos los sobresaltos, todas la:
ansias, todas Jas vchemencias, todas la'
tristezas del mundo Y todos los amore,
dc la vida. .
El Sr. Vicini Burgos, Presidente Prc
yisional de la Repiiblica, Sc exprest
ssf: M
'tSeiiores:
Concurrimos en- este momento Ii
Inauguration del tramo de la carceters
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Sc INAUGURA LA CARRETERA
MELLA. QUE UNE LA CAPITAL
CON SAN PEDRO DE MAcoRIs

En- la maflana del primero de Abril
Sc inauguro en- Santo domingo, la ca
rrctera Mella, cue une la Capital de
IL .Replblica, con la importante ciudad
del Este, San Pedro de Macoris.
FL acto resulto esplendido, con asis
tencia del cuerpo diplomAtico v repre-
sentacion Official del Gobierno.
Entire los oradores que tonrSron par.
te, en- Ell programa de La fiesta, fgura-
tan Ell Presidente Provisional de la Re-
rhtlica y el Secretario de Estado de
Tomento y comunicaciones, hoInhre Ee
grandes ideas progresistas, batallador
ei, las lides del pensamiento y de ex-
traordinaria cultura.
FL Sr. Acevedo, ocupo la tribuna, y
p7onunci6 nn elocuente discurso, de-
mostrando con atinadas frases, ia la
bor que Sc habia realizado, " la que
cuedaba ien perspectiva, tendiendO to-
das Ia prosperidad y el bienestar de
Ia Republica.
De su interesante discurso es Ell pa
rrafo que transcribimos:
''Esta carretera que inauguramos
hoy, es Ell brazo derecho de la Capital
extendiendose por sobre Ell Ozama y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-19
VIII

Devotos feles de la PROPORTION,
heinos de yer con tristura que los d.
noros del PUEBLO no sean distributes
con el tacto Y prudencia que reclama
la estrechez de ntestra riqueza pdbi
ca. De ahi que nos hayamos lan2ado
esta campafa de meditada protesta,
no sin fundado tenor de que, dado ell
anlbiente que Sc respira, tengamos que
oxclsmar: siNo HAY PEoR soRD0
QUE AQUEL QUE NO CUIERE Orr!
no obstante estarnos seguros de gus
algo hara pensar a los que estan delin-
Quiendo; % contrario les desdoraria)
pcrque no podemosv suponer que tales
erzores Sc est6n. cometiendo por pura
testarudcz, y ST por falta de experien.
cia practica y escasez de conocimientos
sotre eI asunto en- sus mfnimos deta-
lies. asst e Il 81
Uno de los gastos mas indebidos EN-
la situaci6n actual por ell Depart amen
70 de Instruction, y que mas provoca
Ia critica popular, es 10 invertido en-
esas escuelas q. nadie adnite nj admit
ra como l6gica, mientras no Sc compile
mente la atenci6n al principal fin, que
es la primaria instruction Figuran en-
primer termino las que ell pueblo distin-
que hoy con el apodo de "HARINAS
Y MANTECAS'' Y, en- segundo, las oe
CARPINTERIA.
Sobre las primeras, los hechos justif-
can, que nuestras esposas, que no asis-
ticIon escuelas de esa indole, no me-
nos del noventa y cinco por ciento son
verdaderas expertaS en- Ell arte de CO.
Gina. Raro es el plato que no sepan
cenfeccionar, y 10 que cs mas impor-
tante aun para la vida praCtica, con
tcda Ia economic, aseo orden que do,
nlsndan la hygiene v Ell sentido coIniin.
Jan1as gast6 el Estado dinero en- -esta
cnsenanza y, apenas 81 hay senora en-
Puerto Rico que no sepa uenar perfec-
tamente sus deberes de .duefia de casa.
Baitiendase que nos referimos las que
no disfrutaron de las mencionadas es-
cilelaS. Con Ell actual sistema NADIA nue..
yo Sc ha visto que justifuue ventaja,
nj como suculencia en- los platos nj CO.
me economic. En- cuanto dulces, los
rativos Sc siguen usando sin competen-
cia y, las ensaladas, NADIA tienen que
ei.vidiar a las importadas. sAdemas; en-.
saiadas de molde continental y dulces,
como pei, biscochos, ETC., una senora
ncrteamericana que visit6 los pueblos
de Ia isla, dej6 tales conocimientos So
bre la materia, que en- casi todas las
casas (donde hay Gobierno) estan al
coTriente de todss estas cosas. De ahi
que opinemos, que mientras no hayan
recrrsos suficientes conque costear es-
t6s APPENDICES, y mientras no sean cum
piidos los principales deberes del De
paTtamento, que son aquellos que atafien
a Ia primaria instruction para todosa los
nifios de edad escolar, las madres son
las que deben aplicar esta ensenanza
en- sus propios hogares
En- cuallto los parciales conocimien
tos que puedan adquirirse en- las es-
cuelas de cARPINTERIA, sea Train
inc Camp, seran perdidOs en- su mas
innensa mayoria. De cada Glen alum
nos seran carpinteros tres a 10 mas.
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No Continue Sufriendo
De Malaria, P Paludiisno
y Fiebres | roplcales
LEA LO QUE DICE Ell SR. JIJON
POr CnatrO Meses Sufri6 I'm
Fuerte Ataque PaIldico. Pre-
ven de EneglOtaria AcabO Con
La Enfermedad en- POcOs Dias!
LEA LO QUE DICEEL SR. JIJON
Una Prueba Mas De La Eficacia
De Este Famoso AntipalGdico

"Yo, Joaquin J. .Jijon,. .vecino de Ma
guabo, Puerto Rico, por la presente
certifco. que en- el mes de JUNO sufri
un violento ataque de paludismo que
me mantuvo en- un perpetuo dolor por
cerca de cuatro meses. Cuantos re-
medios me indicardn los fui probando
unos q uno sin ningln resultado. 4Un
amigo me aconsejo y recomendo que
tomara el Vino Proven de Eneglota
ria. sDes apimado porA los demas me-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-19
FUEGo EN- NAGuABo

En- ell barrio Rio Blanco, de Ma yuabo.
un violento incendio deStruy6 total
mente la residencia de F. Pagan.
, 1923-08-08


IT is hereby brought to putlic notice
that the Trade mark shown below
which was registered in the United
States Patent Office. Washington, D. c.,
Standard Oil Company incorporated in
New Jersey of Bayonne, New Jersey,
and New York, NY, a corporation og-
ganizPd and existing under the laws
Of tie STATE Of New Jersey, and Trade
mark certificate No. 1856, ISL issued lhere-
for, has this date been registered in
the Office Of the Government Secreta-
ry of the Virgin Islands of the United
States at St. Thomas, in accordance with
the provisions in the regulations govern
ing the registration of Patents End
in the Virgin Islands, ap-
proved 30 June, 1920.
, 1923-08-08
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES, CiRESTIANSTED SUB
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATEOF
LOUISA FARRELY, DECEASED.

hOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Admins
tratrix of the estate of LOUISA FAR
RELY, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby notified to present
same to A. E. STAKEMANN the attor-
ney of the undersigned at his office, No.
So King Street IN C~hristiansted, with the
necessary proofs, within 6 months from
the date of this notice.
Persons indebted to decedent will
please pay the undersigned.
Christiansted, St. Croix. V. l. u. S.,
this 29th day Of June 1923.
ROSE A. F. MEYER.
Administrative.
Evening star., 1923-12-19
. ALL DOLL CARRIAGES at
reduced prices.

BABIES HIGH CHAIRS, with shelf,
golden oak finish. At Sl.98
PaIais Royal-Fourth Floor.
COATS-Children's; made of the
seasons newest materials; attractive
styles, many with real fur collars, others
with throw ties. Sizes to 10. Spe-
cial at $1,000
HATS-Any Chilfs Hat in stock at
half price. Now is the time to select
their hats. Models in felt, fur cloth,
plush, Ghinchilla and velvet. Many
styles and colors. Formerly $500 to
$500. Now $1.0O to $500
SWEATERS-Children's; ue haze
large assortment of all kinds for the
little infants and up to ID years. In
cmded are Knit and Angora models.
At S298, 1898, $500
DRESSES-Little girls; sizes to E.
Daintiest styles in white, with touches
of bright colors, in shocking and braid
work. All just unpacked. Many in
pastel shades included. At sl.98 to $500
BATH ROBES-Children's of genu-
inc Beacon Robing, pretty cosy colors
in floral, Indian and conventional de.
signs, ribbon and cord trimming.
Sizes 2 to e, at $1.98
Sizes to IA, at $2.98 to $500
Sizes IS to 18. at $500 and S598
Palais RoyaI-Th1rd Floor.
KID -ChiLdren's; I-cIasp,
fleece lined; in tan and brown, at Sl.5O
GLOVES-ChiLdren's s, l-clasp cape, in
all sizes, to fit from infants to the big
boys and girls, in tan and brown,
at Sl95
CLOVES-ChiIdren's, ,Uoolen; of all
descriptions, short and gauntlets. At
SOC to $l.95
RATTLERS-Baby and Novelties, e1-
cellent assortment at SOC to Sl.95
Palais Roral-Third Floor.
HOSE-ChiLdren's; sports; large as
sortment of attractive color combina-
tions; many advance spring styles in
black, brown, tan, gray, buck, camel
and navy; fancy cuff tops, also plain
colors and two-toned self tops. Sizes E
to 10. At 2 for $lOO
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-19

SOCKS-Interrcopen Isle.
4Oc and SOC
SOCKS-Intermopen silk,
75c, Sl.OO and $l.5O
SOCKS-InterWoven wool. silk and
wool, 75c, Sl.O0 and $l.50
SOCKS-Silk clocked,
$l25, S1.5O and $2.25
SOCKS-Lisle, Oyn1, Csc; for Sl.OO
SOCKS-Special ,UooI, 69c, 89c, Sl.25
SOCKS-Ful-fashione Isle, 75c
SOCKS-FuIL-fasI,i silk, Sl.O0
SOCKS-Fiber silk, pair, SOC
SOCKS-SpeciaI imported tuI-fash-
ioned Isle, silk embroidered, pair, 81
Palais ROyaI-Main Floor.
CLOTES-Fomne's Mocha, $500
GLOVES-FotCne'sC Cape, $3.50, S3.75
CLOVES Other makes, tan and
gray. S225 to $3.50
GLOTES-Auto Cloves, Updegraf
and other makes, $l.75 to Sl4.5O
PnIaIs RoynI-Main Floor.
SHIRTS-Madras, Sl.45 to $500
SHIRTS-AH-siLk and fiber silk.
$500 to $1,000
SHIRTS-Dress. $3.50, $500, $3.50
SHIRTS-White, collar attached,
$l.95 to $3.50
SHIRTS-White, neckband, 50 to $40
Palais Roynl-Main Floor.
ETERETTS-Felt cushion soles.
sl.5O
SLIPPERS-FeIt, leather soles and
heels. SI.5O
MOCCASINS-Men's. $3.50
ROWEOS. s35O
ETERETTS-AH.Ieather, S3.o5
OPERAS-AH-Ieather, 1896
POKER RACKS, com pIete mith
Chips and Playing Cards, each,
$3.50 to $l9.75
POKER SET Imported Handsome
Mahogany Set, with wooden cover, con.
taininf $50 chips, 2 packs of cards. for
4 $8.75
NAH JONC SETS. of bone and
bamboo, in wooden boxes. At, set, SIS
HANDKERCHIEFS-Pure l. i n e n
Initial at, each, Csc, Csc, SOC, 75c, Sl.OO
H44NDKERCHIEFS = Pongee, made
by hand, at, each, S1.O0
HANDKERCHIEFS Pongee, with
initials. at each. SI.OO and Sl.5O
HANDKERCHIEFS-Jap Silk, uhite
with colored borders and initials. Regu.
larly 75c. At, each, soc
Palafs Roynl-Main Floor.
SHAVING SET piece Imitation
Ivory, consisting of Shaving Cup and
Genuine Rubberset Shaving Brush, at,
set, S1.79
SHAVING SETS-5-piece limitation
Shell, with swinging mirrors, at $6.95
SMOKING STANDS, of hardyood,
dull mahogany finish, with glass ash
tray. No deliveries. At $1.OO
SMOKING STANDS, of solid brass,
dull finish, with glass ash tray and cigar
holder, at $2.98
SMOKING STANDS. of solid brass,
square designs, dull finish, with glass
an tray. at 1898
MILITARY BRUSHES-2-piece set
of Imitation Ivory, military style, excel
lent quality bristles. Regularly $3.50
and $3.50 pair. At, pair, $5.95 and $395
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-19

CHILDRENS BOOKS-Fairy stories,
Mother Goose, Bobsey Twins, Campfire
Girls, Boy Scouts, High School Girls,
Foot Ball Boys and hundreds of others.
Each, Csc to Sl.35
CHILDRENS GAMES - Tiddley
Winks, Art Craft Sets, Painting Sets,
Box Ball, Embroideries, Ring Toss,
Billy Goat, Parchesi, Polly Anna, Jack
Straws and larger variety. At
Csc to So set
PaIais RoynI-Main Floor.
SUITS-Boys' $3.50 Two.pants Suits
-Woolen and all.wool cheviots, cassi.
meres and tweeds. Sizes to l8. Spe-
cial at 1895
SUITS-Boys' $3.50 to $3.50 Suits
-Two-trousers, of very fine grade all
wool fabrics; extra we'll tailored. Sizes
9 to 20. Reduced to $500
OVERCOATS-LittIe Boys $3.50 to
SIS Overcoats, many greatly reduced,
comprising all-wool chinchillas, mel
tons and cheviots, with all-wool Innings,
convertible collar style. Sizes 2H to
10. At 1896
OVERCOATS - Little Boys 1895
Overcoats, $7.95. About 90 all.wool
coats, in Herringbonc weaves, con.
vertible collar styles. Sizes 2h to 9.
At s7.95
OTERCOATS-Boys' $3.50 to $3.50
Overcoats, comprising many of the very
best in stock, of fine all.wool imported
and domestic fabrics, in the smartest
patterns and styles. Sizes 2h to II.
Reduced to $500
OTERCOATS-Big Boyi $3.50 to
sl4.50 Overcoats, good quality brown
and tan meltons, ulsterette model,
splendidly tailored and well lined.
Sizes 10 to 49, At 1895
OVERCOATSIBig Boys $50 to s35
Overcoats, comprise the best in stock;
handsome plaid fabrics in the newest
raglan models; high-grade coats at
very low price. Sizes II to l8. Re-
duced to S24.5O
! MACKINAWS-Boys' $3.50 grade;
all wool, durable and warm, with storm
collars, muf and patch pockets. Sizes
7 to II. Special at 1895
RAINY DAY OUTFITS-Boys' Best.
yette, that will wear several seasons;
convertible collar, belt all around, with
hat to match. In handsome holiday
boxes. Reduced to $5.95 and $7.95
PaIais Royal-Main Floor.
WASH Sunshine Boys, Suits,
one and two piece suits of Oliver Twist
and MILDLY styles; quite attractive are
these of black Venetian cloth, some
with yellow or white braid; 2 to E years.
At $lo8
CLOVES-Boys' Scout Cloves, fleece
lined; various style cuff gauntlets, in
tan, brown and black. At, pair,
$l.0O to $500
HOSE-WooI Sports Hose, boys and
girls. Is and q lengths; English rib
bed with fancy cuff top, in brown,
heather, gray, taupe, black, camel and
buck. Sizes 7 to 10. At $l.00 pair
Palais RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-19

PERFUME SETS = Hudnut's Du
Barry, consisting of l bottle Extract,
bottle Toilet Water, Double Compact,
and bottle Talcum Powder, at $3.50
PERFUME SETS = ArIy Jasmine,
consisting of Extract, Toilet Water,
Sachet Powder, Face Powder and Tai.
cum, at $500
PERFUME SETS-Coty's Chypre.
consisting of Perfume, Toilet Water,
Sachet Powder and bottle Talcum
Powder, at $3.50
TOILET SET-I4-piece Ipory Pyra-
lin, Du Barry pattern, in handsome
lined case, consisting of Hair Brush,
Mirror, Dressing Comb, Powder Box,
Hair Receiver, Cloth Brush, Bonnet
Brush, Nail Buffer, Nail File, Cuticle
Scissors, 2 Salve Jars, Shoe Horn and
large Tray. At $500 set
TOILET SETS-l5-piece Shell Pyra-
lin, Du Barry pattern, in handsome
lined case, consisting of Mirror, large
size Hair Brush, large size Dressing
Comb, Powder Box. Hair Receiver,
large Nail Buffer, Nail File, Cuticle
Knife, Cuticle Scissors, Salve Boxes,
Shoe Hook, Shoe Horn, Cloth Brush
and Hat Brush. At $44.50 set
TOILET piece, OF imi.
tation she'll, Louis 10th pattern, con-
sisting of Hair Brush, bonnet shape,
long handle Mirror and Dressing Comb;
regularly S8.95. At $500 set
BEADED BACS-Exquisite designs,
D.
crochet, mounted on massive silver
frame; also .drawstring style; richly
lined. $2.93 to $50
DRESSING ROBEs-Siik, for mi.
lady's leisure hours, are here in the
most luxurious materials; some with
gold scrolls, others in black with bright
colored trimmings; all in the newest
straightline side-drape models. Quite
attractive are those that are hand
painted or embroidered. A styIe for
every type. At $1,000 to $47.5O
BATH ROBES-Cozy, ,varm. Our
large assortment includes models that
are different. Quite new are those of
plain colors, double faced, with collar
and cuffs of checks or plain colors.
At $5 to SIS
GIFTS FOR MOTHER
NEW BLOUSES-25 dozen Of dainty
new models, featuring the Students
and Quaker, Peggy and Peter Pan and
Tuxedo collars, Dimity stripe, checks
and novelty effects; others with lace
edge, touches of embroidery, all white
or in colors. All neatly boxed. Sizes
"a to 46. At $500
CLOVES-Tretousse extra long strap
wrist gauntlets, French Glace Kid, two
toned embroidery stitchings, in tan,
mode, brown, black and white. At,
pair, $4.85
GLOVES Trefousse Suede Caunt-
lets, pique sewn, heavy embroidered
stitchings, in fawn shades, at, pair, $3.75
GLOVES-Imported Washable Doe.
skin, fine light weight in natural
pongee shade. Elbow length. At,
pair, $475
Evening star., 1923-12-19

MOCCASINS, ribbon trimmed, 39c
SLIPPERS-Leather boudoir, Pom
pons, Sl.50
SLIPPERS-Quilted Satin Boudoir,
Sl.25
JULIETS-Felt; ribbon trim, S1.50
MULES-Plain satin; assorted coIors,
$3.50
MULES-QuiLted satin; assorted col
ors. S2.95
PE.LINC SETS, uith uooGers racas,
heavy board and celluIoid finish top
tiles, complete. S2.25 set
BOXED STATIONERY, all good
quality and prettily tied. At 25c, 35c,
SOC, 69c, 75c, S1OO, S1.5O to $8.75
HANDKERCHIEFS-Women's; pure
linen; embroidered and hemmed en-
tirely by hand, in white and colors. 75c
and 81 grades. Special at SOC, or e
for $500
H4NDKERCHIEFS-W omens; pure
linen; edged with val lace. at
75c and S1OO each
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pure
linen; with LILO, q and inch hem.
At l9c. 25c, Csc and SOC each
LAMPS-Boudoir; complete with as
sorted colored shades. Each, Sl.59
CANDLESTICKS - Boudoir; COM
plete with assorted colored shades,
each. at ST
Palais RoyaI-Main Floor
NICHTCOWNS- Cotton, 81 to 81
NICHTGOWNS- 1898 to SIS
PAJAMAS-Cotton, $3.50 to 5000
JACKETS -Hand.knit, S1.98 to s898
SACQUESIHond.knit, SIS to 1898
APRONS-BungaLow, sl.00 to $500
KIMONOS-Crepe, Sl.98 to S698
KIMONOS- S7.98 to $3.50
KIMONOS-FIannele
Sl.98 to S3.98
PETTICOATS-Silk, $4.O0 to Sl298
PETTICOATS-Cotton, 81 to s3.e8
BOUDOIR CAPS. soc to $500
CARTERS, 69c to S1.50
CHEMISE- Cotton, sl.OO to $500
BATH ROBES, S2.98 to $3.50
CHEMISE, silk. S2.98 to 1898
UNIFORMS, S1.98 to $3.50
PAJAMAS, silk, $l0.98 to $4,000
PaIais RoyaI-Third Floor.
SILK HOSE-W omen's; full fashion
ed pure thread silk, with mercerized
garter tops. Black, white, brown, nude.
fog, nickel polo, gold, silver, gray,
thrush, beige, log cabin. All attractively
boxed. At Sl.95
SILK HOSE-FuH fashioned, 1rith
mercerized garter tops. Black, brown,
gray, suede, otter, mouse, log cabin.
First quality. At, pair, $l.50
Observation-Disclosures glove silk
Envelope Chemise, dainty styles, plain
tailored; two.toned, silk embroidered
novelty in pink, orchid, maize and
peach. Glove silk Sports Bloomers,
with shirred cuffs, in black, navy, gray,
green and rose. Glove silk Knickers, in
pink, orchid and white. Glove silk
Vests, built-up shoulder and bodice, in
pink, orchid, peach and white. Regu-
larly $3.50. At, pair, S2.95
PaIais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-12-19

DOLLS-Kid body; 20 inches; fully
jointed; eyes that go to sleep, wig of
pretty curls, lace stockings and slippers
that tie on. S2.79
DOLLS-l7-inch, Kid body; haze
curls, sleeping eyes, long stockings and
slippers. Regularly s2.25. Special,
SITS
DOLL DISHES-Teapot, sugar botUL,
creamer and 2 saucers. Special. soc
TEDDY BEARS that poice; 2O.inch;
brown plush. Special, $2.98
Others, with voice
81, Sl.98 to $498
MOCCASINS-Felt ribbon trin,med)
89c
BOOTEES, ,cith Designs or Ribbon
trimmed, at SlO0
Palais RoyaI-Second Floor.