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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22
DELIGHTFUL BIRTHDAY
PARTY AT CLOvERTON

A happy birthday surprise was
given Miss Dorothy Profit at her
home in Cloverton village on Nov.
5, it being her sixteenth birthday.
When she returned from a
birthday supper at the home of
her uncle, Ed Profit in the coun-
try about fifty guests were wait
ing at her home to greet her.
The home was decorated in white
and yellow streamers and chry-
santhemums, the November
flower, green cedar and balsam
boughs and ferns from the native
woods.
After greeting each one pres
ent, Dorothy told the story of her
young life with pictures regard
ing important happenings, in
Guiding the growth Of Cloverton
and the school, from her first
home in Cloverton hotel and
store.
Music was furnished by Esther
Robinson, one Of her classmates,
songs by other classmates and
friends and quotations from
Shakespeare by Elenor Newcomb
and Goldy Moody.
The birthday cake with which
Miss Dorothy was presented was
white with trimmings Of yellow
and chrysanthemums and lighted
with sixteen candles. After the
refreshments were served the fol-
lowing toasts were given with
Carl Hildebrand as toast master:
Opportunities of Young People
of Today. by Mr.. Luttrell, Prin-
cipal of the school; My Idea of
Cloverton. L. M. Severuid; Bene-
fits of Our School, Esther Robin
son; The Farm. Alma Hukee;
Obedience to Parents, Jesse STAN
ley; Just for Dorothy, Grace
Iams.
The birthday gift. an Eastman
camara, was presented by Flor
ence Halsted in behalf of her
many friends. Games then
made amusement until a
late hour. Each guest was given
a chrysanthemum as they took
leave wishing her many more
happy birthdays.
Birthday Congratulations.
With never a wish ungranted
And Heavens best gifts your own.
May this be your happiest birth
day
That ever your life has known;
And may the years before you
Have only Joy In store.
Till over life's sea your vessel
Shall rest on the Golden Shore.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22

Allen Starch is on the sick list
this week.
Arden Forsyth left for Detroit,
Mich, Monday.
A. M. Dougan left for Calgary
Monday evening.
Arthur Hanson of Minneapolis
returned home Saturday.
Frank Bartels went out to Carl
Josephson's camp Wednesday.
Mrs. Otto Olson who has been
visiting in the Twin Cities return
ed home Friday.
Fred Saastad af Superior, spent
the week end here with his
parents and sister.
Mrs. Whelan and Mrs. Sexton
of Willow River, attended church
services here Sunday.
Henry Bruins of Grand juno
ton, Iowa, spent Saturday and
Sunday here with his son and
family.
Mrs. Frances Downing left for
Duluth Friday to spend a week
with friends and have dental
work done.
Messrs. John White, Nels Lindh
and John Stafford attended the
county school officers meeting at
Hinckley, Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Dougan and child
rem leave Friday for Washington
Springs, S. d., to spend Thanks
giving with her parents.
Sister Bail had the misfortune
to fall on the cement steps at her
home Sunday and cut her head
quite severely. She is doing fine
now.
Erie and Irving Plaisted and
the Misses Phyllis Sommers and
Hannah Myron of Duluth, spent
the week end at the Plaisted
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Berglund
and Adrian and Mrs. Kvasnicka
and son attended the county
school officers meeting at Hinck-
ley Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Lindh have
moved into the Fl. Bribo building
on Main street and Mr.. Anderson
from Oak Lake, has rented and
moved onto Mr.. Lindh's farm.
Mr.. Prather and family have
moved onto the Otto Pearson
place to live for a year. Mr..
Pearson and Mr.. Prather went to
work in the Curry & White camp
Tuesday. Mrs. Pearson and the
children will remain on the farm
this winter.
A surprise birthday party was
given at the hotel in honor of
Mr.. Walsh it being his 51st birth
day. 1t was surely a complete
surprise and all present had a fine
time. A very dainty lunch was
served and Mr.. Walsh was given
a purse of money as a token of
esteem.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22
BRUNO


stone Monday.
Tom Rodenberger went to
Minneapolis Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gellatly
spent Sunday in Duluth.
Miss Ruth Walsh returned
from the Twin Cities Sunday.
Mrs. Myron of Duluth, spent
the week end with Mrs. Gault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rodenberger
and Maud were in Pine City Mon
day.
Miss Stella Saastad has a Ford
car which she purchased in
Superior.
John Waldstrom spent Sunday
with his wife and young son in
Cambridge.
Ray Gault and son, Charles, of
Wrenshall, spent Sunday here
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rodenberger
and Mrs. Grant Gault returned
home Thursday from the Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kellett and
Kenneth of Duluth, spent the
week end here with their son and
family.
Mrs. d. d. Mccoy spent Tues
day in town with Mrs. Murphy
and in the afternoon a few of her
most intimate friends gathered at
the home of Mrs. Jno. Stafford
and helped Mrs. Mccoy celebrate
her birthday. A very dainty
lunch was served.
The Woodman lodge pictures
shown in the hall Saturday eve
ming, Nov. II, were a great sue
cess, the hall being packed to the
utmost. The pictures were ex-
cellent and showed the work and
sanitation of the hospital for tu-
bercular patients of the lodges
and they were well explained by
State Deputy Gault of Minnea-
polls. The pictures of the team
work of the St. Louis head camp
were surely fine.
The party given by the men
and boys of the Presbyterian
Sunday School was largely at
tended, and the entire program
passed without a flaw. They
rendered the following program:
Song by men and boys; address
of welcome, Henry Bruins; song,
men and boys; speech by Rev.
Simpson, Philosophy of Fancy
Work.; song, Bruins, Darling,
Rose, Forsyth and 0gilvie; solo,
Fred Murphy; song, mems bible
class; reading, Roscoe Traver;
quartet, Jno. Babe, Lingren,
Starch and Stafford; piano and
violin, Paul Hendricks, Rev.
Simpson; solo, Carl Babe; song,
Fred Murphy, Lawrence Forsyth,
Arthur Jackman, Allen Starch,
Carlton Stafford; piano and violin,
Paul Hendricks, Rev. Simpson;
solo-"Just Before the Battle
Mother, on photograph. George
Babe played organ for all the
songs. Hiram Walsh took charge
of coffee, etc. The men served
very dainty lunch and royalty en-
tertained the ladies'. They GER
tainly deserve much credit for
the manner in which the whole
affair was taken care of.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22

London's annual dish Of meat 10
about 100000 tons.
Kindness makes NJ more true
friends than money.
Blessed are the innocent. for they
have q lot TO learn.
Fame Is won as much By opportu-
nifty as by ambition.
But q man seldom growls when no
gets the lions share.
Politics has made . few men ana
unnads . great many.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22

The Einel tower. In Paris, Is es5
feet high.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22

An elephant will eat 200 pounds Of
hay q day.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22

Letter &c" Ia used more often tina
any other.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22

Some men do nothing On time e,
cept quit work.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22

Mother herring Jays about $1,000
eggs at one time.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22

A man seldom marries unless he''
I'm love or In debt.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22

About 10000 varieties of fish are
known
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1923-11-22
Birthday Congratulations.

With never a wish ungranted
And Heavens best gifts your own,
May this be your happiest birth
day
That ever your life has known:
And may the years before you
Have only Joy In store.
Till over life's sea your vessel
Shall rest on the Golden Shore.
Evening star., 1923-06-01

se.inch Percales, lengths from
2 to 10 yards; neat coiored
printings, such as checks, stripes.
dots. plaids and neat fig
ures; worth 25c yard. En~
Three yards wv
27-inch cheviot Ginshams, dark
grounds. in checks, stripes and
plain colors; heavy fast-color
cotton fabric, for women's and
children's wear: also mems and
boys shirts; worth 25c S0~
yard. Three yards. ...... OOA
s5c Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs,
20-inch size. Side handles. En~
Saturday at WV
7sc Galvanized Iron Garbage
Cans, lock cover. Saturday En~
chiidren's MercerIzed Cotton
Socks, three-quarter length, with
colored fancy tops; also lot of
with fancy tops. Worth En~
sec pair. Two for. CON
Women's Imported FuH.fash-
ioned Black SILK LisIe Hose, dou-
BILE sole, heel and toe: all sizes;
perfect quality. Worth En~
S9c pair. At............. wv
chldrsn's Knitted waiss Suits,
low neck and sleeveless; gar
ter attachment. Saturday Sn~
(First FIoor-Underwear See
tion.)
Women's Summer. weight Union
Suits, low neck and sleeveless,
tight and shell trimmed
knee; regular and extra S0r
sizes ...."...,......'
aoys stra. sht-k knee Khaki
Pants, sizes to years: also
Khaki Flapper Pants. with hare
bottoms: knee lengths: sizes 8
TO 1s years. Worth Ssc to Sn~
$1,00 pair. .....,........... WV
6eys' ESQ Wash Neekwsar. re-
versfbla four In hand style;
pretty iight patterns. Sn~
Three for, f,,.u,..t...,....
soys' so spert' BIsuses. low
neck and short sleeves: neat light
striped percales. khaki; plain
white and tan. sizes to Sn~
1s years. At. At..,.,,,.,..,. wv
Boys sec ideal Play Suits, OF
khaki, button on shoulder. knee
length, Also Regulation style
striped effects, sizes ? to Snr
years. Saturday at..... OVS
chIidren's Combination Gar
n,ents, OF white cross barred mus
linI tapped buttcnsi drop seat and
bioomer kneei sises . to
n years. Worth 6sc each, Sn~
tTrkiirdi 'Fiiieor.,
Perfect Quality Opaque Cloth
Window 6haass, sizes It. by IT.
ms; mounted on good strong
spring roller white, ecru and
greeni complete with all fixtures
and crochet ring to match. EAC
Worth $50 each, At,,,. Jul
Evening star., 1923-06-01

Prophylactic Penetrator Hair
Brushes, good quality all-bristle
brushes. solid backs. IN En~
ebony and mahogany finish OOA
7sc Red Rubber Fountain
SyrInses, good quality. complete
with hard rubber fittings Snc
and rapid flow tubing. oOS
Mems cuff Links, in all assort-
ment of styles, in gold-plated and
Sheffield plate, others In novelty
effects and Kun Part. En,
Pair. at. wv
Misses Party or Beauty Boxes.
two popular shapes. fitted with
large mirror and change purse;
black and color conbina- en-
tions and plain black, at. OOS
Women's Leather Beits, Persian
and paisley effects, rich color
ings; finished with metal rings
and large leather tassel. EO~
Worth sl.00 each, at...... OUS
Women's Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, white and colored effects:
hemstitched borders. Worth E0~
12hc and 16c each. At Ave for wv
arocade, Satin and MeIre Rib.
bsns; pink, blue, white and En~
other wanted shades. Yard OOA
Bar harbor shape Chair cush.
Ions, filled with cotton. covered
with light or dark cretonne;
tufted with ten buttons; S0~
worth csc each. At...... OVS
see Hemmsd Huek Towels, all
white: heavy. close abb S0c
Warranted AH-purs Linen euf-
fst or Dresser eearfs. with
fringed ends. Regularly EOc
s's ss.;.ss s.ss' 4 n.t-. ;''r4 r44..vy.~.'Ss, SES
with colored silk stripes; for
mems shirts. wnmen'a
waists. etc, Worth 7bc Enr
yard. At ..........,,.... wv
Mems "onyx" Full fashioned
Thread ssik Hsss. high spliced
heel, double reinforced sole and
toe OF mercerized 1isle. black,
white and colorsi seconds Snr
Meu's Hickok Nickel siIvsF Belt
Buei<Isi all initials; new style let
teringi worth 75o each. ENc
At tM:n;. .Msis:;:s:'' Ms.siss::.,;..:s:' 't.i.i:. Han
Hess. high spliced heel, double
reinforced sole and toei black
and plain colers; seconds SfNc
of sac values. Three far. OOS
36.i inch Wash Satin. yarn mer-
cerixed cotton fabric, in all
wanted lingerie shadesl
also whites worth CSC SCr
sasei ss.,nes Af s,;.ek poe,,n,, yarn mer-
cerizsd quality, with rich
lustrous finish. Regularly SCAc
69c yard. At ......r,..., OO(
eo.ench silk and cetton PIisse
Crepe; pink, honeydew, mais,
light blue and white,
Regularly Sic va r d. SAo
Saturday at ...-..... OOI
Evening star., 1923-06-01

Linen-finish correspo ondenee
Cards, with gilt edges.
white and colors. Satur- 1Sc
Steel sutcher Knives, assorted
styles and sizes. Worth up 1Sr
to 49c-choice at. Nv
Set Of Six ThIn-b Glass
Table TumbIers. Saturday DC
chlldren's Thread and Fiber si!k
Socks, plain colors, and white
socks, with artificial silk plated
tops; all with turnover cuffs:
some slightly imperfect: values
worth 39c to soc pair. 7S~
Infants eauze Knitted shirts.
high neckband and short sleeves;
also a few low neck and sleeve
seconds of soc values. 1Ec
issss Doubie:w.rp era.. Rugs.
in green, blue and brown oriental
and medallion designs. o.
Worth 2Sc each. At. AO\
tFfrSt Floor-DarEain Tnble.)
Yard wide Washable cretonnes.
light and dark colors; floral, bird
an q foliage designs. Worth
4sc yard. sa ur day 1E~
a.iine:h pou6Is.warp Grass Run.
ner, for stairs or halls; tape bound
sides: green stenciled border de-
signs. Worth see yard. o.
Saturday at. t.............. XIV
az and 81 Inch cretonnes. Hight
and dark floral and foliage de-
signs; for draperies, cushion.
comfort and furniture coverings,
Worth 25c yard. Saturday 1Ec
TWO yards .,trr,,,,,r,, AO~
Regular 1oo Turknlt Red Label
Wash Cleths; perfect quail 1E~
ity. At FIVE for, .,,,,,.. &ON
tLinen Dept.)
22-inch Natural Color AK Linen,
warranted all pure linen, for
scarfs and centers. Worth 1Ec
Thirtesn.pIec. jss,lit::'iI, Santa. Iunehser
Sets, green or blue designsi all in
one piece, requiring only q few
minutes to cut. Saturday 1Eo
aoc 'shetiandi Floss, black, white
and colorsi soft, fluffy
quality. Saturday. TWO 1Kc
Dalik ;f....i,,ri,i
Mems 4oc paris or Brighton Pad
Gartersj double grip; fine lisle
webbingj black, white and 1R-
plain colors: Saturday at. AOG
Gold edge Playing Cards, whist
size; blue and red backs. ga
Saturday At ....:.:,.,,., OU(
(Statf0nery Dept.l
36-inch unbleaehed Shestin0
Cotton, extra heavy round thread
quality: Worth 3Sc yard: Rnc
Three Yards. ...r....... OO&
Dabiss' Short white Dresses, OF
nainsook; yokes of lace
and embroidery; sizes ! Enc
and 3 years. DON
Evening star., 1923-06-01

Mems lee Tubular Wash Ties,
of fiber silk: white with colored
panels or border stripes, also
white with self stripes. 0Ec
TWO for wv
25c Genuine krementz 14.karat
Gold plated Collar Buttons, one
piece style; all shapes. -1E.
Saturday at TWO for. AOI
4o-Ineh coiored orsandy. fine,
sheer quality; all wanted street
and evening shades. Mill 1E~
seconds of so quality, at. AOA
Chiffon Silk; a silk and cot
ton fabric: in all wanted
colors. 2s inches wide. 1Ec
Saturday at .... -. ACk
4o-Inch White Mercerixed Lawn,
very fine. sheer quality, for
waists and dresses. Worth 1Ec
oOc yard, at. t........... -. wv
4o-Inch White orsandy, fine,
sheer quality for summer
frocks. Worth sec yard. De-
Saturday at............. NV
36.inch White Shifting Madras,
with white woven stripes.
Worth 39c yard, Saturday 1E~
dC SO~
4o.Inch White Wolfe, fine, sheer
IGr WBlSIS ana
dresses. Regularly acc 1Sr
yaru ~0~
5.ouarter Table oIIcIoth. sec
plain white and tiling 1Ec
effects. Worth 45c yard. AC(
46x3s eIeaehed PIIiovvcases, large
size: perfect quality. DC
Worth SIC each. at. ....... ACC
Toe to 1sc Pearl Buttons, good
quality white ocean pearl, in as
sorted styles and sizes; 12, 6
and on each card. Three 1Sc
ceros ror,.,. %sI~
foc Lana OIL and Buttermiik
Toilet soapi good quality DC
pure soap. Four cakes for @OA
Bathing Caps, an assortment of
popular styles, including divers
and novelty shapes; many 1Ec
usual SOC values. ...t,.,, ACA
(Notien Dept.D
women's soc Sanitary Aprons,
pure white rubber, with De-
net tops, At...s..t,..,.r AO$
tNotioR Dept.)
SOC Ribbon Watch Rracsssts. in
ribbon. with gold-plated 1Kc
Womein's and chiiIdr,s.n;iis: Leather
Belts, in black and colors; plain
and perforated styles. o.
Worth SOC each. At. ~. AC(
Mems 12c .Handkerchiefs, with
hemstitched borderss white only;
good quality; full size. DE-
Three for ..... ...... LOA
Plain and Fancy Ribbons, five
inches wide; light and
dark colors Saturday o.
at ..... 6O~
Leather Change eursss, black,
shap.s. sna ss0i9ssi ssiurday as : . at. q Z5c
Evening star., 1923-06-01
SATURDAYS Csc, soc AND 81 SALE

Leather Handbags, Purses and
Beauty Boxes. well made; large
assortment of shapes and c.
colors. At. ...-............. w
Midget Fountain Pen and
sautoir, 14-karat gold point; &I
full guaranteed ~A
Istationery Dept.D
36.inch lonpcloth, close woven,
soft finish quality. Worth c.
25c yard. Six yards. ...... pa
as.inch sieached Muslin. a close
woven. soft finish grade. free
from starch or dressing. Regu-
larly 25c yard. Six yards Ct
Tor ............ --.-'...
s3xso Seamless 6ieached Sheets,
single-bed size; perfect quality;
free from starch or dressing. c.
Worth s1.19 each. At. $3.50. pa
ss.Bnch Printed Ponsee, all pure
large assortment of beautiful
caravan patterns. for blouses and
sport wear Worth regu- 6r-
larly s1.65 yard. At. t........ IA
44.inch AIi.wooI Chiffon Panama,
in navy blue only. Worth O.
s1.75 yard. Saturday at.... UA
for capes. coats and skirts: navy,
copen. $l.6S value. Satur- CT
Mons and Wemen's Umbrellas,
good quality rainproof American
(cotton) taffeta covers. taped
edge: paragon frames: good Ct
assortment OF handles. ..... VA
HIeh. arsde Imported Extracts,
special trial size bottles. includ-
Ing Narcisse Noir, L'Heure Bleu.
Fleur de Amour. Jicky. etc: at
tractive pressed glass bottles in
silk case. worth s1.5o each. c.
At ................ pA
s1.ss IrsnIns Board Pads, covered
with unbleached muslin. with aa-
Unstable ironing board cover. CT
saturday at. va
fNotion Dept)
eabsss' and Misses Gold Filled
Locket ana Chain, picture locket:
dainty shapes: plain ana en- ~r
graved designs. At........ pA
Men's Fiber SIX Knitted Four
in.Hand Nsckwsar, several new
weavea, in stripes. figures. plain
colors and novelty designs.
Values worth soc and 75c d
each. Three for.......... 1A
Mems Mohair. ard Palm Beach
Summer caps, full lined: in plain
cofors, checks and stripes; nom
breakAbie wiser. s1.25 and CT
$3.50 values. AI.........,. @1
s4-Inch White cannsn Cloth. a
heavy linen finish quality, Worth
SOC yard. Saturday. five Cr
yards .,ti,,tt...,,.,,. ~
Giris' Middies, of white Lonsdale
jeanI regulation modelss some
with braid trimmings; double CT,
seamej sizes to Is years. pa
Evening star., 1923-06-01

Little Tots Dresses, of organdy.
in white. blue, peach and pink,
deep he ms. ruffie trimmed
sleeves and waist, sizes to. O.
s years. At. pa
Plain and Fancy Pink cersets.
topless and medium bust models.
for slender and average fig O.
ures: all sizes. At. ........ pa
tFirxt Floor-Bargain Table,
chIldren's White and CoIored
Straw Hats, also combination ef-
fects of straw and felt; styi- c.
ish models. Saturday at. pA
tfon.)
Girls Gineham Apron Frocks,
combination checks and plain
green, brown, blue and orchid:
trimmed with pockets. tie-sash
and collars; sizes to II c.
years. Saturday, at. pa
24.Ineh Brown Fsber- covered
Suit Cases, neatly lined steel
frame, with good lock and side
snaps; metal corners. Values
worth $3.50 each. Tomor- c.
row at. ~A
Large Size SEQ Pillows, filled
with sterilized curled feathers:
covered with fancy art tickings.
"OI III @l.ot cdIn. c1L0Ao0y 49,
(rourth Floor,
6sxeo Soft Fleece. finish Blankets.
gray with various color O.
borders. Worth $3.50 each, at p1
27xs4 Rag Rugs, with plain bor-
ders; also 24x4S Hit-and-miss eff
fects: good heavy weights. O.
Regular $l.5o values. at.... p1
lFirst Floor-BarGain Table.)
Weren's sf.2s Bathing shoes,
red, blue, green and black; O.
sizes 8 to Z, at. pA
(shoe Dept.)
72.ineh extra fine grade Mercer.
lxed Table Damask; two neat
patterns. Worth s1.Ss yard. O.
at pA
42.Ineh Round Lace.trimned
csnters, pretty patterns. Values
At ...,.....'..... -. "a
natural tan shade; high lustrous.
guaranteed TO wear quality; for
mems women's and tchildren's
wear. Worth sl.25 yard. c.
Saturday at. %4
cups ard Saueers, set OF six cups
and six sAueers, fancy decorated
Japanese ch n a: pretty c.
shape. Saturday at. ....... -
s1.4s Heavy Tin Wash eollers,
with cold wood handles. No. O.
sise. Saturday at..... pI
Wsmsn'a Sheer Chiffon SIX
Hose, In black. African brown and
gun m etal: three-seam O.
back: perfect quality. At. @1
esys' Underwear. white and
ecru color; shirts with high neck
and short sleeves, drawers with
reinforced seat: sizes 9 to
is years. Three garments O.
Evening star., 1923-06-01

$3.50 to $3.50 Suits, $3.50
Washable Norfolk Suits, with
yoke back. of tan beach cloth,
gray and tan linens and crashes,
also white duck and khaki.
Sizes ] TO Is years.
Evening star., 1923-06-01
All Two.Pants Suits at Reduced Prices

$3.50 Two-pants Suits,
SS.50-Neat dark mixtures OF
durable grade cheviots; yoke
and inverted pleat back; both
pants full lined. Sizes 7 to Is
wears.
Evening star., 1923-06-01

Cd Oliver Twis
model. of all-pongee
silk. with short sleeves;
collar and cuffs hand
embroidered.
Evening star., 1923-06-01

$40 Two-pants Suits,
s7.So-In dressy heather mix
lures, the majority all wool.
Both pairs Of pants full lined,
Sizes 8 to IS years.
Goldenberg' s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-01
IS SkETCHED BY OUR. ARTIST

(C) Oliver Twist
model, white satin waist
and black or navy wash
satin pants.
Evening star., 1923-06-01

Soc to ST. Belts, 39c each
"Hickok" Sample Belts. Of best
grade leather, including pin
seal. walrus grain. calfskin and
cowhid-. in black and brown.
Sizes 2I to 81.
Evening star., 1923-06-01

Bathing Suits, S3.35-Pure
Worstcd Bathing Suits, one
piece style, with extra REIN
forced crotch, guaranteed not
to rip or tear; navy blue only;
sizes "a to 40. Perfect quality.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-01

(E) Suspender Suit.
tan pongce waist. with
wash satin pants; ruff
fling OIL collar. front and
cuffs.
Evening star., 1923-06-01
Kayser's l6-ButtOn
Silk GIOues
$1.75

l6-button Silk Gloves, good
quality milanese silk, with Paris
point slit tching; mode, gray,
pongcc, black and white.
Long Gloves, Sl.39-Lons
Gray Gloves. of "sueded fabric"
with two-toned crochet cmbroid
cred back: in several shades OF
gray.
Evening star., 1923-06-01
NeW Net Guin,pes
$2.25

Stylish New Guimpes, made
with or without sleeves trimmed
with val or venice laces; correct
for wear with sleeveless sweaters,
dresses and suits.
Circular Ruffiing, Csc
Val Lace Circular Ruff1ing. for
summer dresses; white, cream
and ecru colors.
Goidenberg's-First Floor,
Evening star., 1923-06-01
Van Leir PununlaS

Stockings exceptional quality and OF the sheer chiffon
light
because slight Irregularities which probably will
hardly notice The wearing qualities unimpaired
All full fashioned with double sole heel and toe and Isle
garter top Choice of black and colors
81
Evening star., 1923-06-01

OF Fruit OF the Loom plain nainsook,
silk stripe cotton crepe and satin stripe,
close-woven wolfe; all regulation sleeve
less style; in sizes "a to 46 All faultlessly
Evening star., 1923-06-01

Girls Sc Dresses, $4.S0-SampIe
lot OF Fiapper Dresses. OF imported
and imported dotted
swiss; straight line models, with
white collars: sizes II and is years.
Princess Slips, $l-Of white nain-
sook. canisoie or strap shoulders,
founces Of lace and embroidery;
sizes Il to Is years.
Geidenbsrr 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-06-01

S3.95 Broadcloth Shirts,
sz.SS-English Broadcloth Neg
lige Shirts. white with self
satin stripe; soft cuffs; five
pearl button front; full gusset
sleeves and buttonholes; sizes
IA to IL.
Evening star., 1923-06-01

(B) Oliver I wist
model, OF all-silk pom
gee; collar, cuffs and
front ruffied.
Evening star., 1923-06-01

Womens Thread Mixed Silk Stockings. black and
number colo made with three back Nearly
all The imperections unimportant.
Evening star., 1923-06-01
IT PAYS TO 4 DEAL AT II
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A large variety of the new
est and most popular shapes,
i'll high-grade feathers, in
Guiding Swagger, Vanity and
many others. Beautifully
lined; some with leather lin
ings and swinging inside
purses, fitted with large mir
rors. All wanted shades to
choose from.