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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-10-04
BOOK TWO
THE BLOOD AT0HEMEHT
CHAPTER XI

Men own the day. bur the night 4.
ours" Is an old saying among the
Wild folk thar inhablt the forests OF
Trails End The saying originated
long and long ago when the world was
| quite young Before that time. likely
enough, the beasts owned both the
day and the night. and you can Inag-
Inc them denying mans superiority
Just as long as possible.
OF course the saying Is ridiculous II
| applied 10 cities or perhaps even TO
/ the level. cleared lands Of the Middle
West The reason Is simply that the
Wild life Is practically gone from
these places. But a few places remain
In America where the reign Of the
Wild creatures. during the nizht hours
at least. Is still supreme. And Thrills
End Is one Of them.
Bruce dressed slowly. He wouldn,
Vaken the two women that slept In
the next room, he thought. He crept
slowly out into the gray dawn. He
made straight for the great pine that
stood short distance from the house
For reasons unknown 10 him, the pIns
had come often Into his dreams. He
mad thought that Its limbs rubbed to-
gether and made words-but Of the
words themselves he had hardly
caught the meaning. There was some
nigh message In them. however: and
the dream had left him with a vague
curiosity. m unezpiainable desire 10 |
see the forest monarch In the day.
light.
He found to his delight that N.
Tree was even more impressive In IN.
vivid morning light than II had been
at night. He was constantly aysd
by The size Of IT, He guessed Its cir.
rrrferencs as about twenty-five feet
The great lower limbs were them
selves Ike massive tree trunks. f,s
Top surpassed by fifty feet any pine
n the vicinity.
tie felt stiiled and Gained. sucb
vas It's Influence. And he turned with
start when be saw Linda In the door.
way.
I've been talking to the pine-aJj
be morning" he told her.
But IL won't talk to You" she an.
~ered. 1T talks only to the stars
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CHAPTER XII

Bruce and Linda had a long tall
| Whlie the sun climbed I'D over tho
great ridges to the east and old FL.
mira cooked their breakfast. There
was no passion in their words this
morning. They had got down To a
basis of cold planning.
Let me refresh my memory abop,
few Of those little things Won told
me. Bruce requested. "First--on
what date does the twenty.year DO.
riod--of the Turner's possession NJ ,bs
land-expireY"
"on the thirtieth Of October. Of thl.
year"
Not very long, IL II? Now you nm.
dersfand that on that date they win
nave had twenty years Of undspntad
possession Of the land they Will hive
paid taxes on II that long: and unless
their title IL proven fnlse between nou
ma mat date. we can't ever drive
them out"
THAT'S just right"
And the fnl1 term Of cour, doesr,,
begin until the fifth Of the following
MONTH"
Yes, were beaten. That's eli thare
is TO 1t. Simon told me 80 the Iast
time he talked to me"
III would be TO HIS interest IN haze
you think go. Bnt Linda--~e mustn't
give UP yet. We must try M long as
one day remains. II seems to me TINT
the first thing to do is to find the trim.
per, HudsoD--the one witness that \,
Still alive. He might be nbl. 70
prove to the court that MS my IA.
her never owned the land In yenIity
y couldn't possibly have decided 4 !
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Continued Next Week.
sohsbsrs Family ousr,st.

schubert enjoyed the trivn.a. n,
having string quartz, In his own
Iainlly' IN which he played viola, ht.
brother Ferdinand Grst violin. Iruas
the second Violin. the father the
es'lo' schubert's father sas none too
accurate IN biz playing In the family
9u"'tes Nhen he made = blunder the
s"n would carsfuily examine the ran.
u~Tipi and sy Dear father there
where SURE
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arms went about her. and he kissed
her gently on the lips.
But Il was not at all as they s1pec,.
ed Because Linda had not knoun
many kisses, this little curess beneath
The pine went very strnigh, home In
deed to them both. They fell spsr,
both OF them suddenly adhered, The
nris eyes were tender and lustrous
but startled too.
"Good-by. Linda he told her
"Good-by. Bwoyaboo." she ansvsro,
re turned up the trail past the pine
he did not know that she stood
watching him long time. her hand.
eiasped over her breast.
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CHAPTER <

When the second hand OF the watch
b his pocket had made one more cir.
cult. both Bruce and Linda found
themselves upon their feet. The ten
don had broken at last. Her emotion
had been curbed too long. 1t broke
from her In q food.
She seized his hands, and he started
At their touch. Don't you under
standr' she cried "You-you-you
are Folger's son. You are the boy
that crept out-under this very tree
to ind him dead All my life Elmirs
and ! have prayed for you TO come.
And what are you going TO dor
Her face was drawn In the white
light Of the moon. For an instant he
seemed daxed.
-Do?" he repeated Il don't know
what I'm going TO do
-You dont~ she cried, in infinite
scorn- @Are you Just clay? Aren't
ron man? Haven't you got arms TO
strike with and eyes to see along a
rife barrel? Are you a eowardHend
weakling: one Of your mothers
blood. TO run away! Haven, you any
thing TO avense7 thought you were
a mountain man-that all your years
n cities couldn't take that quality
away from youl Haven't you any
lnSwerr
He looked up. q strange light grow
n2 on his face. You mean-kIIl-
mgr
What else? To kill-never to stop
Iiiline-one after another. until they
re rome, Till Simon Turner and the
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New idea d Electric ai,,..

" manufacturer Of successful
electric SITTER. which has been used
as sand riddle on the moldlpv floor
- ''undries and for similar purposes.
nas Developed this idea In making a
device that Sits out material sus.
pended In liquids. The machine ia
"ho'Iy inclosed except for tho bolf.
.Iosed top which prevents the IIa,,n,
from spIasliing over.
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CHAPTER KIN

hies farther than Linda. cebtp
cienr beyond the end Of the fron tho,
duncan took. Dnst even the blpbe.,
roge Of Trnil's End and In the region
where the little rivers that run into
Tie cmpqua have their starting place,
~ certain land Of Used to BE. +,
IN land of the Present Time At an
IL 70 place that has never crown ~
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cepF,sA ~ Eiiis. brown. ard CO
whole Turner clan have paid the debt.
they owe"
Bruce recoiled as II from a blow
Turner, Did you say Turnerr' he
asked hoarsely.
Yes, That's the clans name. !
thought you knew"
Bruce understood now his unpro-
voked attack on the little boy when
he had been taken from the orphan
age on trial. The boy had been named
Turner, and the name had been enough
&c recall a great and terrible hatred
that he had learned in earliest baby
hood The name now recalled IL again;
the truth stood clear at last. IL was
the key 10 all the mystery OF his life;
IL stirred him more than all Of Linda's
words. In an instant all the tragedy
of his babyhood was recalled-the
hushed talk between his parents. the
oaths. the flames in their eyes. and
finally the body he had found lying
so still beneath the pines II was
always the Turner'S, the dread rame
that had filed his baby days with
horror. He hadn't understood then
Ii had been blind hatred-hatred with
put understanding or self-analysis.
As she watched. his mountain blood |
mounted 10 the ascendency. A strange
came oyer HIN, The
.entleness that he had acquired In his
ears Of city life began to fall away
rom him. The mountains were claim
ng him again
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b ths Tu1nsra Do yeu know where
this Hudson isr'
II asked old EimirA Last night She
thinks abe knows A maA told her he
had his trap line on the upper imp
qua. and his main heudquarterS-
know that trsppers have = string OF
camps-was At the mouth OF Little
river. tina, flows into the UmpQua.
Bur II Is long way from here"
Bruce was still q moment. -How
farr' he asked
Two full days tramp at the least
barring out accidents But II You
think IL Is bsst-yoc can start out to-
day"
Bruce was a man who made deci-
sions quickly. ~rhen I'll starlight
away. Can you tell me how TO ind
the tralll"
II can only tell you TO go straiyh,
north"
Then the thing 20 do Is 10 get ready |
At once And then try to bring Hud- |
son back with me-Olown the valley.
After we get there we can So wha,
can be done
Linda smiled rather sadly. -I'm not
very hopeful. But It's our las, chance
and We might as well make . try.
There Is no hope that the secret
agreement viii show up In these few
weeks that remain. Well set your
things together at once"
They brsakfasted, and after the
simple meal was finished. Bruce
packed for the Journey. The two
women walked with him, our under
he pine.
Bruce shook old Elmiras 4.rawny
iand. then she turned back at once
nto the house. The man felt ,ingu-
ariy grateful He began TO credit
he old woman with a great DIAL OF |
intuition, or else memories from her ,
wn girihood OF long and long ago. He !
ID want a word alone with this 4 }
TRANCE girl OF the pines. But When b
.imirH had gone In and the coast was 4
lear, Il wouldn't com: to hts lips. A
1T seems strange" he said. 10 .
'me here only last right--and then -
} be leaving again" q
II seemed 10 his astOni-hrd Tase ~
lat her lips trenbled ever So slightly :
We have been waiting Tor each other u
long time. BwoyabOo," she replied q
BE spoke rather low. not booking q
raight at him. And I hate TO have u
"a 20 away 80 soon" CT
But III be baek-tn a few days W
You don't know. No one ever ot
lows When they start out IN these 90
'nntains. Promise ne. Bruce-to
ep watch every minute. Remember m
rre's noth'ng-n0thlns- simon t.
'n'r stoop To do He. TX. a wolf &c
has No rules Of fighting. He'd Just tn
soon strike from ambush. How do op
know that yoan ever come back hn
linT Do
But ] VIII lie smiled at her. and I'll
eyes dropped from hsrs 10 her lips. de
renched out and took her hand OIL
'Good-by. Linda he .alf, smiling st
'he smiled IN reply. and her Old an
or seemed 10 return TO her. Good. 6tr
Bwovaboo. BE careful act
III be cHrsSuL And this remind, br'
% something" cnr
Whht7~ I
That for all the tim. I've been gai
'y-and for all the time I'm going roa
be awny new haven, don. any. In
X more-weil. more intimate va!
o shake your hand" cr-
'er answer was 70 pout out her lips thl'
he most natural way in IN. world
&c wns usually dsiib.rnte In his me
Ions: but all at once his aslfb.ra. sns
fell away from him. There rne
ned 10 be no inter!uds Of time be. crrI
IN one position and another. Ills coy
wifi
81, abo
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Furniture Specials

Hardwood Top-icer Refrigerator,
finished in golden oak. S11.9J.
Bamboo Desk Chairs; samples;
worth to $3.50 S2.25
s400 Bamboo Corner Chairs,
500.
$4,000 Art Reed Settee, cushion
seat and back, $1,000 Sample.
$500 Oak Hall Seat, sample;
dull finish. S14.OO.
$1,000 Walnut Buffet Combina-
tion. William and Mary design;
small size; sample. $500.
10 Hardwood Lawn Settees,
painted green; all-steel frame, ft.
long. 1896.
S125 Bed Pillows, filled with all
new feathers; art ticking; 17X24.
SI.OO.
50-lb. all new Cotton Mattress
for double bed, ST.95.
PaIais ROyaI-Fourth Floor.
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Girls White Dresses

Made of voiles. organdy and
crepe de CHINE; simple youthful
models with sash and trimmings
of contrasting Colors; some with
touches of handwork: white only.
Sizes to 16 years.
$3.50 to s22.5O values for S16.9S.
S13.9S to $500 values for SI0.9S.
Thursday OnIy.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Stationery Specials

Wax Paper. for sandwiches and
cakes; 240 sheets, 12x1S inches. in
package at 35c.
Paper Napkins, 800 for soc or
100 for 15c.
Paper Cups, 1Oc dozen.
Paper Plates, good quality, 10c
and 15c dozen.
Linen Stationery, one pound
70 sheets and so envelopes-at SOC.
Main Floor
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16c Yard Muslin. lOc

Mill ends-1 to 10 ward
lengths-about 1000 yards in
all; 3S inches wide-reliable
unbleached muslin. Tomorrow
only-Thursday-at Zoe yard.
Note: Only 1000 yards in all
be early.-Basement Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Ribbon Specials

Satin, Taffeta. Moire, Dresden,
light and dark ground, fancy
stripes. two-tone effects, etc; to
Z inches wide; all colors and COM
binations. including plenty of
black. Thursday only. 55c yard
Satin. Taffeta. Fancy Stripes,
etc; ; TO c inches wide; all combi-
nations. many colors. Thursday
only, 35c yard.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
79c Hose at Soc

Irregulars of S1.0O quality.
Here regularly at 79c. Women's
White Silk Mixed Hose; drop
stitch: reinforced. Thursday mt
5Oc.-Basement Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Gauze, 10 Yards, 79c

36 inches wide; bleached:
splendid for furniture and auto
polishing cloths. 10 yards, 79c.-
Basement Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
100 Silk Girdles, 39c

Made of good quality taffeta
silk plated or shirred, with large
self-covered buckle; hook-and-
eye fastening. Colors black,
navy and white. Thursday only,
39c.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Silk Hose, S1.84

Choice of our regular s1.95 and
50. Women's full-fashioned pure
thread silk hose. including chif-
fon and thread silk. Van Raalte,
Holeproof, Onyx and our Palais
Royal Special. Black, white and
all the wanted colors. Thursday
Only.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Guaranteed Window
Shades.

Specially Priced for Thursday Only
Holland Shades, on Hartshorn
rollers, at $I.1O
Duplex Color Shades on Harts-
horn rollers, each, S1.1S
Oil Opaque Shade Stock, on
HartShorn rollers. each, SSc
Water Color Shades, on Harts-
horn rollers, each, 5Sc
Second Floor
Evening star., 1923-08-08
China and Housewares
ThurSdax'S SneciaIS


"COntinentnI, Screen Doors. I2
only; size SKI: slightly damaged
from handling. Regularly S249.
To close out. Special. S1.OO.
.Wear-ever" Preserving Kettles.
21A quart size. Regularly s1.10.
Special. 59c.
"Kfllark" BELL Ringing Trans-
formers. Porcelain case; alternat-
ing current. Regularly 15c. Spe-
ciaI. 29c each.
Garden Hose. 3 ply. q inch
thick; 25-foot lengths. complete
with couplings and nozzles. Reg
ularly $3.50. Special. $3.50.
Water Coolers. Slightly dam
aged from handling. complete with
nickel-plated spiEots: choice of
oak and white enamel finishes.
only. 4-gallon size. Regularly
s3.9S. Special, S1.95.
only. 6-eallon size. Regularly
s4.9S. Special. $3.50.
l only. S-gallon size. Regularly
s5.9S. Special, S2.95.
Dish Pans. Gray enamel ware;
choice of 10, IL and IA quart sizes.
Special, Ace.
sMothozonc." Absolute protec-
tion for w1oolens. furs, carpets,
rugs, etc: stainless: in 10-ounce
tin containers. Regularly soc.
Special, &c.
Toilet Paper. Good quality tis-
sue. 200 sheets to roll. ReEu-
larly 125c each. Special. 10 rolls
for S9c.
American Porcelain Dinner Sets.
80 pieces. Choice of Bluebird.
Gold Stamped or Floral Spray dec
orations. Regularly $500. Special.
S3.85.
Japanese Earthen Tea Pots.
Neatly decorated. 2-cup capacity.
Regularly 75c. Special, 25c each.
Cups and Saucers. American
porcelain. Choice of styles. Sub
ject to slight imperfections. Reg
ularly 20c a pair. Special, Zoe
pair.
Muffin Dishes. Thin quality
Japanese china. Blue dragon dec
Grafton. Regularly s1.25. Special,
49c.
Water Pitchers. Colonial style
glass. / 1i2quart capacity. Regu-
larly 39c. Special, zoe.
Stone Jars. Smoothly finished.
5-gallon size. Special. SSc.
Water Tumblers. Colonial style
glass Regularly 75c a dozen.
Special, 9 for zoe.
81 Stone Combinets. Glazed and
smoothly finished, complete with
bail handles and covers. Special,
69c.-FOurth Floor.
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Mems $3.50 Summer
Robes, S2.19

Made with roll collars and but
tons and cord at waist. Well
made and washable. THURSDAY
only, S2.19.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Madras Curtains,
Thursday Only, S1.68 Pr.

Imported and domestic: cream
shade; dependable, serviceable and
extraordinary value. Thursday
only at $1.6S pair.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Notion Specials

Clark's Q. n. Y. Cotton; white
and black; $50 yards to spool, sec
Elons Hair Nets: real hair;
handmade. zoe dezcn.
Ko,ex Sanitary tapktns; dozen
to box. 4:c box.
KlGinert's Sanitary Aprons. with
neat top. 28c eachx
Frhnch Darnings Gotten; black,
white. also colorss 3 for 18c.
Lace Edgings, ,sssortsd colors;
b1uei tau gold Lavender etc; 3 yards
Vdlvet Grip Eose supporters,
with oblong rubb,r button: 15c.
Ala-Rubber Sasitary ;Bloomers,
with neat top. $3.50.
Venus Compressed Sanitary Nap
kins; for travelling. 3 for 1sc.
T1uknit Wash Cloth, with COL
ored edges. for. 1sc.
Wash Cloth Cases. rubber lined,
containing wash doth. : for c1c.
Eaglish Twilled Tapes Il to 9.
inches wide DC zach.
Thursday Sptcials-Nrain Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Mems Union Suits, CSC

Extra fine quality. Fiber silk,
striped madras and handkerchief
cloth. Sizes "a to A. Thursday
only, 9Sc.-Nfain Floor,
Evening star., 1923-08-08
75c Rompers at SEC

Also creepers, peg-top style.
OF linene, chambray and pom
gette, of fast colors. Some with
white waist and touches of
hand-embroidery; to Sizes
Basement Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Wash Dress Goods. &c

MIL ends; short lengths of
higher priced singhams and per-
Gales, about 1000 yards in all.-
Thursday at DC yard.-Bnsemen
Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Awning Materials, SIC Yd.

John Boyle's Guaranteed Woven
stripe or Plain Khaki Awning Ma
terials, in full bolts and remnants.
Thursday only, SIC yard.-Second
Floor.
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Sateen, 3 Yards, Sl.00

36 inches wide. Black Sateen;
full pieces; for bloomers, aprons,
bathing suits, etc.-Basement
Evening star., 1923-08-08
S5.98 Bedspreads. S4.14

Subject to mill mends; rich
satin spreads with raised floral
designs; extra sizes. Thursday,
S4.14.-Dasement Store,
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Hair Nets. 4 for Csc

Real hair-double mesh
large size; blonde, all shades
of brown. Why pay 10c for
q hair net? Thursday-to-
morrow only-at 4 for 25c.
The right reserved to limit
the quantity allowed each
purchaser.-Basement Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Meritas Table Tops. 79c

The newest washable table
oilcloth tops; 45 inches wide; in
artistic blue designs.-Basement
Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Little Boys Suits, S1.98

Black Venetian cloth; some with
tan poplin waist. also white waist
with color pants. braid and en-
blem trimmed . to years
Values S2.9S for Sl.9S. Thursday
nuIx -Third EIoor
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Stamped Pieces, Soc

A lot of stamped pieces. Values
69c to 81. Remarkable values.
Special. soc each. Thursday only.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Handkerchiefs, Csc

Women's soc and s1.00 Pure
Linen Novelty Handkerchiefs.
Thursday only Mt 25c.-Nain
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Outing Flannel, 6 Yards, ST

Heavy Quality Striped Outing
Flannel, good range of colorings
Thursday only, yards for ST.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Women's Silk Hose. 69c

Regular price 81 and s1.25. Bur-
son silk and fiber hose; black,
white and brown First quality.
Pure silk hose, scanned back, black
and brown. slightly irregular
weave. Chiffon silk, scanned back,
black. Slightly irregular. Thurs
day OnIy.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Glove Silk Vests. $1.29

Regularly s1.59 to s1.75. Slight
1y irregular. Women's low neck.
bodice style. tailored band. self
strap, in pink. orchid and honey
dew. Sizes Sc to AZ. Thursday
Onlv.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Juniors and Misses
Dresses. S10

Regularly at S19 and s2250.
Sizes Is, Is and II; fashioned of
Canton Crepe and Jersey and
sports fabrics; clever styles.
Thursday only at $40. Third
EIaar.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
17c Towels, 7 for 88c

16x34-inch. Huck Towels,
with red borders. Thousands
have quickly sold at Tic each,
because extra good value at
that price. On sale tomorrow
Thursday only-at z for SSc.
Basement Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Marquisette' Curtains,
Thursday OILY, $1:1O Pr.

ders; white anu ,acru. Thursday
only at $1.1O.-seeond F1Sor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Vests, 3 for 89c

Regularly 35c to soc. Low neck,
sleeveless and short sleeves. Tai
lored band and crochet edge, built
up shoulder and bodice. Regular.
extra and jumbo. Thursday only.
Main Floor,
Evening star., 1923-08-08
6ains-T0m0rr0w Onv-Cl0sed All Dav Frdav and
Crash. s Yards. Csc

Is inch Androscoggin un-
bleached crash, for hand, roller
and kitchen towels. Thursday,
3 yards for 95c. Basement
Evening star., 1923-08-08
SEC to 85c Union Suits,
Thursday Only, 2 for Csc

Children. Made of cross-barred
muslin and fine ribbed with but
ton and garter attachments to
II years. Also the boys athletic,
made of cross barred muslin, and
the fine gauze in high neck. short
sleeves, knee length. 6 to 16
. years All perfect. Thursday
Oniy.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Odd Wool Sweaters,
Thursday Only, S1.95

Slip-on, Tuxedo; pretty colors,
jade. red. tan. blue. black and
white; light or heavy weight; all
sizes. Thursday only, SI.95.-
Third Floor.
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Seamless Sheets, $1.39

First quality sheets. Extra
size, S1x99 inches; long wearing;
good for hotel use.-Basement
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Chidren's Fiber
Silk Socks. 39c

Regular price sec Children's s
Fiber Silk Socks, in pink. blue,
pongee. red. green, orchid. butter
Onfy.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Fabric Gloves, 79c

16-button-length Chamois Lisle
and Chamois Suede Gloves. in
mode, chamois color and white.
SIPS quality. Thursday cnly, zoe
pair.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
75c and Csc Union Suits,
THURSDAY Only. 55c

Low neck. sleeveless. tight knee
and umbrella Also the popular
closed wide leg, built-up shoul-
der and bodice style with tape
strap. Regular. extra and jumbo
sizes. All perfect. Thursday only.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Union Suits. 2 for 69c

Juveniles first quality Main
sock Suits, low necks and
sleeveless; knee length. Broken
sizes: boys and girls. suits
for 68c.-Basement Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Athletic Union Suits,
Thursday Only, Csc

Regularly S1.25 to 50. Made of
cross barred muslin. voile and
batiste. bodice style, with self and
ribbon strap; white and pink. Re
Fatta, Merode and discontinued
line. Polly Anna broken assort-
ments. Thursd Only.-Main
Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
SOC Hose 2 Pairs. Sc

] Irregular5s of soc quality Fiber
$ilk Hose, ewita seam Stimulating
fashioned 2hose; S14 to 10, in
srays and wSlite.-Thrrsday,
pairs, 88c. Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Hosettes, 2 Pairs, 79c

1rregulars Of Toe quality; black
Silk Mixed Hosettes, with high
spliced heels; Sh to 10. 2 pairs,
70c.-BQaemeut Store,
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Petticoats al 90c

OF Soft White Nainsook, with
deep f1ounce of embroidery and
dust underlay; regular land ex-
ira sizes. At 9Oc.-Rasement
Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Silk Gloves, 49c Pair

Seconds of 75c grade. Double
tipped, Paris point stitching. in
white and black only. Thursday
only. 49c pair.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Wash Goods Remnants
Thursday Only, Half Price

400 r Remnants of Ginghams
Noiles, White Goods and Domestics
All good lengths. Thursday only
" Regular Price.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Mems Union Suits, CSC

Athletic styles. Made of good
quality checked nainsook. Elastic
webbing in back. Sizes 81 to AZ
Thursday only Mt 69c-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
Children's Dresses, S2.88

OF voile Eingham tissue and
novelty materials. white and col
ors. Sizes TO IL years. Values
S5.9S for S2.SS. Thursday only
ThirI E,Ionr
Evening star., 1923-08-08
New Fur
Coats
$35;

The 1923-1924 win
ter styles, of brown
,coney fur; shawl COL
lar, bell sleeves, floral
lingette lining.-Base-
ment Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
l9c Hose, z Pairs, Use

IrreguIarss of Womenss and
Juveniles Black Hose:e REIN
forced; all sizes. Thurgdny.
pairs, disbursement Store.
Evening star., 1923-08-08
$l.25 and $1.5O
Silk Hose
Csc

First quality pure thread
SILK, scanned back, plain
self-embroidered clocks and
satin stripe; black. white and
colors. Also chiffon hose,
sealed package, black, gun
metal. beige, gray. suede,
cinnamon, otter. nude and
atmosphere. All first quail
1ty. Thursday onIy.-Mafn
Floor.