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Evening star., 1923-01-07

set of six double-ended spanner
wrenches; these can be had in sizes
to fit one or several handles. Socket
grade, solid-handled socket wrenches
to At engine parts of car in question.
Do not buy expensive set OF sockets
to fit one or several handles Socket
wrenches must be strong and usually
five or six douhle-ended wrenches Will
fill the bill for one make of car.
In addition to this set ofs tools the
following equipment will be needed
and should be secured before COM
mencing the job:
one-half pint shellac. ,and cheap
paint brush. one box assorted cotter
pins. one grease gun Git paysato get
"a good one), one-pound can cup
grease, one can valve grinding COM
pound, one valve grinding tool (if
necessary, ono drop light and cord.
this to- be used from storage battery
II there are no electric lights in
garage; one. hydrometer for the bat
terry, one half gallon bottle distilled
water and one-half dozen sheets
Evening star., 1923-01-07
THE OWNER-DRIVER'S'
COLUMN
Tools for an Overhaul.

To attempt to overhaul your car
without correct tools will be- placing
a handicap upon yourself from the
outset. 1t is no pleasure to feel one
self in a position where progress is
much checked or perhaps impossible
for want of a socket wrench or other
tool. Yet to equip ourselves as a re-
pair shop is equipped is out of the
question; it would not pay US to do so.
Such equipment is, however, not nee
essary. The repair shop is equipped
for many makes Of cars, and much of
its equipment is designed to take
Evening star., 1923-01-07

SEVEN beautiful New Willys-Knight
~ cars: 5-passenger Touring; 7-pas
senger Touring; 3-passenger Roadster.
5-passenger Sedan; 7-passenger Sedan;
3-passenger Coupe; and-a -neW crea-
tion! Not a Sedan: not Coupe: not a
Coach! The W1lys-Knigh COUPE
SEDAN. Modish, exquisite, perfectly
appointed in every closed-car detail; doors
that open front and rear; troublesome
folding seats conspicuously absent! A car
for practical connoisseurs. And every
model powered with the motor that i'm
troUes With use.
Evening star., 1923-01-07
ut Record
Breaking Prices!

The four new low-priced Overland models
are wonderful values. The body of the
Touring Car is entirely of steel. It's fin
ish is hard-baked enamel. It's tires are
Fisk first-quality oversize. The hood is
higher. Body lines are longer. Seats are
lower. Triplex springs give extraordinary
comfort and add to the life of the car. The
new Overland has few equals in riding
comfort-none near it's price. It leads
in low cost of operation and upkeep. Be
sure to see these new Willys-Knight
and Overland models, which are now
on view in our show rooms.
Evening star., 1923-01-07

emery cloth (flne). also sandpaper.
This list may look large and some
of the things could be dispensed with
in certain cases, but for complete
overhaul everything mentioned VIII
be found very useful. All this equip
ment, together with a worthwhile
wise, can be purchased for about 500
retail. Get the catalog of some
large auto accessory supply house
and carefully select what you need,
then approach retailer with the
whole order and better prices can be
secured.
Good Tools a Good Investment.
To a great many car, owners the
sum of $50 for tools and repair equip
ment looks far larger than the orig
inal price of the car. Again, some
of us cheerfully pay $40 $40 or even
$50 every season for work done to
the machine which might have been
done by ourselves for considerably
less money had we chosen to do so.
Good tools stimulate us to perform
our own repairs. This means better
Evening star., 1923-01-07
3,692,00O Motorists Visit.

More than 5000. 900 persons visited
the national forests Of the United
States last year, of which 3.692, 900
were motorists. California led this
field with a million automobilists
visiting the preserves in that state
Colorado was second, with 100000
visitors. These totals do not include
the tourists in the national parks,
which. judging by previous years.
probably tOtalcd well above the init Z
Non mark
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mber Of every small notch

number Of every small notch.
Timing gears and commutator or
timer drives should be so marked
that the original settings can be Sc
cured This saves time in reassem
bling and is worth while doing, even
though one is well able to refine AZ
engine. Marking tools, such as
punch, hammer and file, should be
at hand from the conIme ncement Of
the engine overhaul.
Evening star., 1923-01-07

service and longer life from the car.
The tools needed, If properly cared
for, will outlast several cars. so that
their cost, spread over their length
of useful life, Is the cheapest thing
about car. A complete set of good
tools are not an, expense; they are
an investment.
Garage Must Be Comfortable.
The majority of cars are stored in
cold garages. and II they are to be
overhauIed at home heat must be sup
piled. For this purpose a small heat
er burning wood or coal is very sat
isfactory. A hole may be cut in the
wall or the pipe may be run through
window from which pane has
been removed. The opening around
the pipe may be made tight Dy cut
ting piece of sheet iron to the same
size as the windowpane, then cutting
1T to f1t closely around the pipe.
. Even though garRe is only
single boarded shell, q small stove
Evening star., 1923-01-07

will make it very comfortable in
short time
Mark All Engine Parts.
When pulling down the engine
every part should be SO marked that
1t VIII be possible for the operator
TO put each part back in its proper
place and turned the correct way.
Pistons. piston rings. connecting
rods. and connecting rod bearings,
valves, valve iifters and all inter
changeab1e or reversible parts must
be SO marked that they can be re-
placed exactly as they were removed.
This marking had better be done
with punch. Some parts, as valves,
pistons, etc, should be numbered.
Where parts are reversible marks
may be made on both the removable
part and the part from which they
were removed. Piston rings must he
marked so as TO tell the grooves they
came from, the piston they belong
to and which side is up; all this can
be done by marking on an inner
corner with a file, making the proper
Evening star., 1923-01-07

leans that he was about to make a
Evening star., 1923-01-07
Mark AmEneine Parts.

will make it very comfortable in
short time
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

versary of the first introduction to
any legislative body of a bill to pro-
tect animals. It vas Richard Martin,
a member Of the house OF commons,
who introduced his bill one hundred
years ago, and, although he was
jeered and ridiculed, he stuck to his
purpose and succeeded In getting it
made a law. After that he was nick
named Humanity Dick"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

States department of forestry and the
United States bureau Of biology, which
directs the fight on predatory animals.
Sixteen communities of British Column
bia will unite in on Charge exhibit this
year.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

The Anti-Saloon league of New York
is a political machine and as such
should file a statement of receipts and
expenditures made in connection with
the 1922 primary and general cleo
tions, Supreme Court Justice Stanley
ruled recently.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

The cigaret law which in recent
weeks has made Utah famous. has
been so amended the sale of cigarets
and other forms of tobacco is au-
thorized under a license system.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

Mortgages totalling over $7,S57,O0 0
600 were attached to United States
farms in 1920, the department of ag-
riculture and census bureau has an
nounced. Iowa led the list, and IL
linois is second.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23
WORLDS NEWS
BRIEFLY RET0LD
Important News of Both Henri
spheres Boiled Down to
Last Analysis.

Miles Poindexter, accompanied by
Mrs. Poindexter, will sail for Peru
April 5. He was recently appointed
ambassador to that country.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

Warned by a dream the night before,
George Taylor got out of an automo-
bile befroe it crossed a bridge near
Pueblo, Col. The bridge collapsed, the
driver being killed
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

The British society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Animals has
recently celebrated the Tooth ami
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

The slender woman should select a
hat with trimming near the edge to
give a feeling of width, but not over
Weighted.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

With friends and relatives watch
ing, Harvey Mcintosh, 80, and his
brother Thomas, farmers, of near
Omaha, we're swept away on a cake OF
ice. The men we're marooned on a
sandbar in the Missouri river. Ice
floes made rescue an impossibility.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

Most of the big industries of the ma
ton will be at capacity production
before the end of the year, according
to official predictions from Washing
ton.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

The day is moi far distant when
human heads can be interchanged,
think London scientists who have
carried that operation out successfully
with insects. yes also have been re-
moved from rats, fish and toads and
grated into the heads of other sub
jects.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

Slick-haired sheiks here may be
barred from some homes because the
stuff they use on their hair to make
it shine and stick to the scalp is soil
ing wallpaper in many homes, back Of
the touches. One mother at Ashtabula,
Ohio has notified a local newspaper
that her daughters beau will have to
wear a bathing cap when he calls or
cease his visits.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23
Northwest NEWS

A bill providing $1,000 for a study
of the Columbia basin project and
$4,000 for the study of the Umatilla
rapids project has been passed by
congress and is ready for the sigma
ture of the president.
There has been gradual stabiliza-
ton of the milling industry in the
Pacific northwest after the hardships
gone through the last few years. The
gradual resumption of trade is noted
in the fact that several milling com
panies have since the first of the
year, notified their stockholders that
regular dividends will be paid, some
thing that has been missing for three
years in some instances. Two mill
ing concerns this past week have re-
sumed regular dividend payments.
Idaho, Washington. Montana, Ore
gon and British Columbia will be
officially represented with displays at
the Fourth Annual Spokane National
Sportsmen's and Tourists fair, which
will be held in Spokane, May 22-25.
Twenty-four exhibits already have
been signed and six tentatively re
served. Two government departments
will be represented - the United
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

A kiss from Mrs. Harry Weston Of
Greenville, N. j., was the reward a
Boston taxi driver received for his
honesty in returning to her husband
a wallet containing $4,000 which he
found in his cab. Weston then gave
the driver a more substantial testi-
monial before leaving for New York.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23
FOR SALE

WE'LL LOCATED Stock and Dairy Ranch
Plenty outside range. r. R. siding on place
Easy terms. Owner, N. 25O5 Stevens, Spokane
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
A Handy Spokane Business and
Professional Directory
AUTO TOPS AND REPAIRING
PACIFIC AUTO TOP co. $40 w. Second.
EGGS EGGS EGGS EGGS
SPOKANE PERFECT EGG CO.. 222 sprague.
HOGS. YEA AND POULTRY BUYERS
7 GEWfs & co. PACKERs. Spokane.
ICE MACHINES
GRMsTR0NG ME0HfNERY 90. spoksns.
MEAT PRODUCTS BOUGHT AM SOLD
PACIFIC MARKET. AZ w Riverside.
RADIO SUPPLIES
sTEAMsHIP TICKETS
AUTOMOBILES
SEE OR WRITE Tor prices and terns on
Fords and lincoln Oars WILEY L ATCH
LEY. r. NJ. Wade Co. Ne1o Monroe. spokane
AUToMoBTLE-TRUcK TIRES
KFT1TY SPRTNGFTFTD TIRES. Kelly
Tire Co. LIST and Monroe 81. ~spokane.
AUTO TOPS AND BODIES
.TNTEND IfTT0 T0P FIcTORY. 8. I'll Mon
~na ST. Recovering unhoIsterinT. repairing.
MfYUFACTTRFR NJ RFPATRFR 4UTO
tons and curtains. N. Reader. 1909 ard.
CAFES AND pEsTAuRANTs
mrs 0GFF %ETFOTRTG KTT0HFN NOw
open. \. liz Stevens ST. spokane-
CAMPERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AWNINGS
F. O.. Berg Co, s1s N. Division, Spokane.
coEUR D'ALENE STAGE DEPOT
leave Spoksne 1880. 9:15. II. i:15. s:I5.
Z. 6. OILS, Leave Coenr d'Alene 7:ao. 9:45.
II. 1:15. 1920. $50. GAO. $3.50. Main Ave.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
MTTzGER GOMMTSSTnN 70 WhoIossis
Frnits 8 Vegetables. Tie Railroad. SPOKANE
HOTELS
WHITES HOTEL
and Restaurant. Rooms. 75c and M. hot and
cold water in rooms - md mn bv The vsek'
cood -astourant in connection Corner NJ
stevans and sn-ag.ue snokane- Wash
HOTEL LEVER. Howard g. Third. Spokane.
Rates low as 81 daily. SIS weekly: with
hath $3.50. Take yellow cabs. Service free.
MIGHT'VE SHOPS AND MAcHINERy
n Cylinder grinding. oversize pistons At
ted. general machine work. CRESCENT
" Machine Works. 815 North Monroe.
MISCELLANEOUS
GOOD USED PIPE. low price. ALASKA
JUNK CO., s. 118 Adams st., Spokane.
MONUMENTS.
SPOKANE MONUMENTAL co.
Leading dealers in all Eastern and
Foreign Granite and Marble NOM
ments Designs and Prices bv Mail
F9E Large Stock
es8 w. Trent Ave. Cor Post.
WRITE INLAND MONUMENTAL 90. sPO
kane. Wash. for prices and designs
EMPIRE GRANITE PRODUCTS 90. All
Exchange Bank PIdg. Spokane
PAPERS FROM YOUR HOME TOWN
Texas and Montana Oil Papers. Send 15c to
Casino News Co., Box 2119, Spokane.
oPToMETRIsT AM oPTIcIAN
DR.. B. ERNST, Crescent Store. main floor
Glasses fitted-lenses duplicated.
PLATING AND STOVE REPAIRS
WRITE MEYER & RTTBENs Tooa " Firsf.
stove rprsirs. plating. weld broken parts
RADIO
BUILD YOUR wv SETS. SAVE MONEY
Send for descriptive huIlstin parts. panels :
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

WORLDS NEWS
BRIEFLY RET0LD
Important News of Both Henri
spheres Boiled Down to
Last Analysis.
Miles Poindexter, accompanied by
Mrs. P%oindexter, will sail for Peru
April 5. He was recently appointed
ambassador to that country.
Most of the big industries of the ma
ton will be at capacity production
before the end of the year, according
to official predictions from Washing
ton.
Warned by a dream the night before,
George Taylor got out of an automo-
bile befroe it crossed a bridge e a
Pueblo, Col. The bridge collapsed, the
driver being killed.
The cigaret law which in recent
weeks has made Utah famous. has
been so amended the sale of cigarets
and other forms of tobacco is au-
thorized under a license system.
Mortgages totalling over $7,S57,000,-
900 were attached to United States
farms in 1920, the department OF ag-
r%iculture and census bureau has an
nounced. Iowa led the list, and Il
linois is second.
The Anti-Saloon league of New York
is a political machine and as such
should file a statement of receipts and
expenditures made in connection with
the 1922 primary and general cleo
tions, Supreme Court Justice Stanley
ruled recently.
With friends and relatives watch
ing, Harvey Mcintosh, 80, and his
brother Thomas, farmers, of near
Omaha, were swept away on a cake OF
ice. The men were marooned on a
sandbar in the Missouri river. Ice
made rescue an impossibility.
The day is not far distant when
human heads can be interchanged,
think London scientists who have
carried that operation out successfully
with insects. yes also have been re-
moved from rats, fish and toads and
grated into the heads of other sub
jects.
A kiss from Mrs. Harry Weston Of
Greenville, N. j., was the reward a
taxi driver received for his
honesty In returning to her husband
a wallet containing $4,000 which he
found in his cab. Weston then gave
driver a more substantial testi-
.onial before leaving for New York.
Slick-haired shefks here may be
barred from some homes because the
stuff they use on their hair to make
It shine and stick to the scalp is soil
ing wallpaper in many homes, back Of
he couches. One mother at Ashtabula,
Ohio has notified a local newspaper
hat her daughters beau will have to
wear a bathing cap when he calls or
cease his visits.
NORTHWEST NEWS
A bill providing 800, 900 for a study
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-12
Stationery Jewelry and
Leather Goods

See the Week END Writing
Cases with paper and en-
velCpes .25c
Spe al lot Correspondence
Cards and Box Stationery,
white and colors Special Csc
Lot excellent quality Station
cry, new sty.e envelopes at SOC
Spec lot Correspondence
Cards, gold edge at sec
New lot Of Jack Rabbit Books.
by David Corey, just received,
at Soc
New style Pendants, regular
value $1.00. today ....... $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-12

See the new bangle Bracelets.
all colors. Special SOC
Lot Long Bead Necklaces, all
colofs, at ..... .$1.OO
New Earrings at
Soc, $500, $3.50 and $3.50
Lot $3.50 Mesh Bags at ..$2.98
New style Silk Bags, just re-
ceived, at
$2.9s, 1898 and $3.50
Just received. a new lot of
genuine Cowhide Boston Bags
at ................ .$1.69
Lot $500 Pocketbooks and
Bags, all new styles. at 1898
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Boomers
In Many Kinds

White and Pink Batiste Boomers at. GOO. 59c
White and Pink Crepe Boomers at. ..... ....S9c
Fancy Crepe Boomers in Orchid and Pink at S1.OO
White Batste Boomers with narrow lace edging at
S1.50
White and Pink Lngette Boomers at ]. .S15O
White Windsor Plisse Boomers at. ........ $1.75
Pongee Silk Boomers at -. -. .S275
Lingette Boomers in the Yellow and Orange at
S1.9S
Special Lingette Boomers with fancy coored cuff
Black or Brown at . -. -. -. .S19S
Plain colored Sateen Boomers at 81 90 and 81 so
Plain coored Sateer Boomers, outszes at .S15O
Pink and White Silk Jersey Boomers with fancy cuff at
S39S
Silk Jersey Boomers in all the new colors with wide
double cuff at. 1898, $780, S5.9S and S69S
Special Jersey Silk Boomers in Black or Navy at
$3.50 and $3.50
Pink or White Silk Radum Boomers at. ...... $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-12
From the
Toilet Goods
Section

S1.OO Violet Talcum Powder. " 79c
$1.0O Ma'dor Face Powder.. =. =. =. .... .79c
SOC bottle Mavis Lemon and Almond Cream . . 800
25c tin Mavis Talcum Powder. :. " " 49, 15c
25c tin Lady Mary Tacum Powder . 15c
Bonicea Beauty Package, "tria size" contains Beaut
fer, Cold Cream, Vanishing Cream and Face Powder,
SOC
1Oc package Rit Dye, all dark coors SC
Lot 10c Toilet Soaps. -. for 1ec
Lot 3Oc Toilet Soap at 90. 90. 19c cake
cakes Wool Soap for. 90. 1ec
Lot 35c and SOC Tooth Brushes and one package Bur-
rils Tooth Paste at. " o5c
Lot 100 Ivory Dressing Combs at 75c
special lots Ivory Dressing Combs at 25c 39c and soc
Lot $3.50 Ivory Hair Brushes . 100
Lot $3.50 Ivory Mirrors at 100
Special Sale Hair Nets, all kinds and makos "oxoon+
sieS vi oae 'ooay.. 3 for Csc
Lot 39c Hair Bow Ribbons at 9oc vd
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HandkerChiets
Purchased here in half dozen lots will
be a good investment

be a good investment
Women's All Linen Handkerchiefs at 3 for &c
Women's fine quality Cotton Handkerchefs very mar
row hem, at. 49,. -. -. -. ......2 for CSC
Women's Csc and 29c Fancy Handkerchiefs White and
Womens fine grade Handkerchiefs White and Colored
embroidered ends, at. ......... -. $500. Csc
Womens' All Linen Handkerchief White and Colored
hand embroidered at. ...... soc and SOC each
Extra special values in Mems Cotton Handkerchefs at
&c, 1Oc and 1910
Mems Handkerchiefs in Plain and Fancy Borders at
15c
fast coors, at. Y. -. -. -: zoe
Extra values in Mems All Linen Handkerchiefs at
Csc, Csc, 5Oc SOC and S1.OO
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Buy Hosiery Now at These Prices

Uu! HV>ICIy NUW dt IHCSV IIVCO
Lot Women's SOC Silk Lise Stockings Black and Cor
dovan, all Sizes
Special today 35c pr, prs for s1OO
Womens Silk and Fibre Stockings, all the new shoe
shades, including Black and White. SPECIAL slOO
Finest quality Hummngbird Silk Stockings in all the
new shades. .......... Special value S15u
Pigeon Silk Hosiery, extra weight and quality, all the
new shades at " S1 .65 pr
Womens $3.50 Full Fashioned Silk Stockings extra
weight and quality, Black and Brown, all sizes,
On Sale at slss
women's finest quality Silk Stockings, full fashioned,
all the newest shades
Extra value $3.50
Women's Lisle Stockings, fancy rib, all sizes,
On Sale at 7se
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Our
NILL-END
SALE
Has many new attractions to offer for

Has many new attractions to offer for
Saturday Selling
There are many reasons why you should
recognize the importance of this MILL
END SALE.
The two principal reasons are the High
Quality of the merchandise and
The Extremely Low
Prices
The Goods are new, fresh, crisp and Clean
The Prices are way below the present day
values. There are no former prices" to
make you think you are getting an unusual
bargain.
We leave it to your own judgment as to
how much you are actually saving and if
for any reason you wish to return or ex-
change them you are at perfect liberty to
do sc.
WE SIMPLY GUARANTEE COMPLETE
SATISFACTION
Inc assortment is large and varied ana
OUR DOROTHY BLAKE is very glad to
fill all Telephone and Mail Orders at once.
Come in if you can. If you can't come
write us.
Here are 25 new items that you should take
nOte Of.
-oc White Plisse.. ..19c per yard
35c Pillow Tubing ~ inch. .29c per yard
Sheetino ner
19c Brown Sheeng 40 inch... -. 49,. 16e per yard
16c Brown Sheeting, 36 incl.. 90. ..13lc per yard
zoe Ginghams, p inch. 15c yard
$3.50 Ruff1ed Curtains te-backs. .$1.19 each
$3.50 Scrm Curtains, lace edge. $50. .$1.19 each
39c White Marquisette Curtaining. .25e per yard
19c Percaes, Sc inch all .121c per yard
42c Bed Ticking, ounce, best .29c per yard
45c White Nansook, baby fold. $50 per yard
75c Ratine. silk check. ....... ACC per yard
SOS Pattern Table Cloths, 72x72... $1.98 each
75c Ts: lie Ginghams, all .33c per yard
soc Black Satines SO inch 33e per yard
SOC White Nairsook sc inch... -. .29c per yard
33c Colored Cotton Plisse, all coors 29c yard
t5c Sill and Cotton Psse. all coors. ACC per yard
25c per yard
soc Fast Color SuitiIgs, shades. 33c per yard
ACC Shirtings Madras colored stripes Csc per yard
csc Pillow Slips. 42x36.. s. for $1.c0
$3.50 Sheets seamless, S1x90... -. 80. $119 each
land
Mems and Womens Cotton Handkerchief
fine white and colored borders sec per yard
Mems average to yard
Women's average to yar6
Quantity lmited-better them early in the day
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Batiste Gowns with dainty lace trim
mings at... -. =. -. 80. .$1.98
2 lots of very fine grade Gowns, lace
trimmed, at. .. $3.50 and $2.9S
Fancy Plisse Gowns in Pink, Orchid
and Peach shades, at. 5. .$2.9S
Philippine Handmade Gowns at
$3.50, $2.9s, $3.50, 1898 up to $1,000
Women's high grade Silk Gowns in
Radium and Crepe de Chine,
$3.50 and up to $500
Women's 2-piece Pajamas in Pink,
White and Orchid at... %. ...S1.OO
Women's 2-piece Cotton Pajamas in
Pink or White at. ..$1.9S
Women's 2-piece Crepe Pa
jamas in Pink or Blue, at S2.98
Women's 2-piece Fancy Dimity
Pajamss at... 1925
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Envelope Chen1ise
CamliSOles and
Slips in Big
Variety

Fine Cotton Envelope Chemise, bodice top built up
SHOULDERS dl. .2l.VU
Fine Batste Envelopes, bodice or built up shoulders
plain fancy trimmed at. ....... .S1.5O and S19S
Special lot Envelopes at. $3.50 and S29S
Philippine Handmade Envelopes at. -. $3.50
Fine Silk Chemses in Radium and Silk Crepes at
$3.50, S4.9S, $3.50, S59S and $3.50
Pretty and seviceabe these Stepn Sets Of Radum
Silk at S49S for the Vest and S4.9S for the Stepins.
Satenette Slips with double panels, Pink White at
$3.50
Fancy Stripe Batste Slips with double panels at s19S
Cotton Camisoes with bodice top, plain and lace
trimmed at. ..... -. -. .......... zoe and S100
Radium Silk Camsoles, Pink, White and Orchid at
$1.9S, 1925 and S2.9S