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The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
Public Trustee. . Sale

Whereas Minnie H. BssA whose sddee,s Il.
Tuisa. ohlahoma srantor by her trust de,d :,
dated April Let. 1873. and recorded Nay oth. 1871
u The once OF the clerk and recorder Of Bae>
coonv. Colorado in book LOT At page ~ Of th>
rsooeds OF aid county. conveyet to the Public
Ifusess Of ssid county the following land In
said county. to-wit: -
Ths west half Of the southwest quarter tWI,
d ssWN) Of ssctios fourteen ua and the north
sase quarter tNEh) and north half Of the
soatheese quarter (Nz Of seq of section NJ.
- us' u township twenty nine taO south.
range forty nine 60 west Of the sixth princi-
pal osssdisn. in said Bsca county, Coyor,do.
esatainins 40 serss. in trust to secure tn
psSnsnt OF one principal note Of svsn data
WITH saad Trust DEED for 10000, payable
% the order Of George W. Norris on April 1.
~. AFTER the date thereof with interest there
On frsm ths date thereof at the rate Of 10 o~.
cent per aanum intersst payable seni.annuslly
On Apftl lst and October 1st. in each year. a.
esseeeced by ten interest coupons of even data
hssswith.
And vhsrsss- default has been made by Ii.
~ sfsntoe IN said trust deed In the psrferm.
aaes Of ths covsnants and condition. inno..,
upeo ~ b. the terms of said trust dsei tu
saas' eo-vit: That said srantor has faiIsd tn
~ part interest due April 1st la1s, sla.so.
- interest due October lst, IVES, sas, %. ana
lses taxss. -'''
Asd whereas, the legal holder Of the ind>be
sonoe tepreesnssd b. ssid note has fled with
~ rphise Trustee notice and demand in WRIT.
ms- oealssans sssd dsfsult an d sIsctins to d.
clare The whole debt rsprssentsd by said
ssd interest thsrsoo to date Of sale due ''e
pesaoss' and demanding the sale Of ~ 40.
under said trust DEED. land
NOW tasrsfrs public notice ID Ass,
tnas. pursuant 10 said notice, sa>eAw 10y s'vsn
mag. and under and By virtue Il ~. = sas a
vssssd In me By aid trust dssa tn. susnonv
sesse L. Homer. public Rust~ -ua W. Nv b
sesasS. viii sell the above 9. scao nsee
e.sn' at public auction. 10 -. set.sss ,s1a iof
sf the esst front door 'ns "eness osoee.
house. In Springfield In OF the county court
state Of Colorado, oa tho eouaty Of Baea and
psssmber, A. n. ~ tuesday the ilth day Of
tbs for,,o.n ~. y >. at 10 a. m. o'clock, 1.
note. interest y ne purpose OF paying said
psnsss Of this date Of sale. taxes and the ex-
chaser ths,~ sale and will give to the Dur.
for =. ~ Il certificate Of purchase there
D.t.s. .idsd by law.
November 6th l9.3.
Jesse L. Homer,
n Public Trustee Of Baca county, Colorado
J st Publication, November 9th, 1923
Ast Publication December 10th, 1873
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
Obituary

Frederick Kenny Granthaim,
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. A,
|Grantham, twelve miles nprth.
hast Of Springfield. was born
Yet. "a, and after q brief soiourn
4 two weeks in the humble home
Z its parents, went back to live
I1ith the God who gave it.
20, rot in cruelty. not in
\ wrath.
rhe reaper came that day:
Twas an aIgel visited this
green earth
And took the flower away" :.
A short funeral seryice >vs
held in the home by Rev, non.
thit, pastor N. E. chsr =,
~.sssas4 ~
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16

Virgil winters. Geo. Phifer
and Geo. McDevit made q triu
to Lamar with three loads Of
broomeorn Thursday.
]. L. and Arthur Dockum.
Earl and Charlie Allison and
Fred Rodman made . trip to
Aanter on buain ess Tuesday.
&c. Saxton threaded for Ar.
thar Dockum Monday.
J. T. Laird made q trip to
town Thursday for the Deora
sto re.
Lee Saxton II sowing wheat.
There was quite . crowd trad.
ing ut Deora Monday.
Il. G. Falk has the Ford
agency for this part Of Baca
county.
Leo AeCsrrol is hauling posts
on contract. surely. - be IL
keeping quite busy at It.
=; Professor Wslllng made .
bqsip ess trip TO Spring field Mon.
day night,
T. p. Hawes and Arthur Dock
um made . trip to the sedaYs
Thursday.
J. Q. saxton finished thresh.
Ing eoF Eugene Poe Wednesday.
for the broomcorn sesdsrs.
Isaac Rich and wife are uvine
in the G. R. Thorne house 10 a,
to be near his school:
Oscar Sc ,bee and family spent
Monday with his parents, 8. L.
Scobee and wife.
Herman Smith seed cd broom.
corn in this neiRhboshood l.st
week.
Evelyn Conner visited Sunday
afternoon with Gladys Lloyd.
A. L. Alfrsy is sporting . new
Ford roadster.
Agnes Boothhy II attending
school at zig Flat.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
SUMMONS
STATE OF coLORADolss.
COUNTY OF BACA

In the District Court.
Paul Holdrsn. Plaintiff.
=. assrs s o3.si. ssS,si p:;sas.:s. :sa x SUMMONS
The People of the State Of Colorado, 70 As~s
Porter and Walter NJ. Clark. the defendants st
the above named. GREETING:
you ure hereby required to appear In an &C.
tion brought against you By the above na1aed
plaintiff in the Rstxtet County. state o6 Cose-
rado, und answer .hs eoapisnt therein within
twenty days alter the service hAeeof, II eeevsd
within tai, county, O., X served ose - poas
county, or by publication. within thirty Aays
after the service hereof, exclusive Of Ms day
of service; or judgment By default VIII b saksn
against you acc ,rdins to the prayer OF ths
complaint And II a copy Of the canpiains "a
the above entitled action be not served win
this summons or IL the ssrvaee hsrssf b made
out of this state. then ten days enoeaeasi 70
the time hereinbef re specified for sSSearanes
ind answer will he allowed before the taking
Of Judgment BY default - Aforesaid
The said action Ia brought 10 secure . dserss
of eaid court that the defendant. Walter u.
Clark be held as Trustee foe the dsfsnoant'
Albert Porter for the propsty hsrsana9ssr ~.
scribed and that ths sasd dsfsadants, Aioses
Porter and Walter II. Clark b required b. sasd
eeree u execute 20 ths piainti6. Paul Hosasea.
n good and sut4ic 'eat dssd to he following -.
scribed property, dtnats, lying snS sssss -
Baca Courty CIofado. so-wit:
The southeast quarter sf sscssoe u. g
southwest quartsr Of section u; the ssrshsese
quarter Of the norehsast psaxtss Of sssesea y
and tho west half Of the northwsst asareE q
section 10. all In township ~. soath. q rence
AZ, west of the 9Th r. u. and that IN ssfeals
tccreof a CommissioAsr b sSposn'sd ~ snse
court to execute such deed and that such essns.
fer shall operate - . transSss % piAanttn q
aid premises q will more fully appear frsn
t,e complaint In said action 70 whieh esfssseee
i, beoe made. eopy of which 10 hsrste aesssh-
ed. -
And you are hsrshy notiAsd Inst - =.
90 annsar. and 10 answsr de - ssaSaeaee =
above required, ~ ~ pesine3 wtb seks
f.ul. and juAxnsat sssiast ~ = DeOse -
Ia said complatnt.
Given undse my hanA ssd u ~ g -
District Court ef 1Aea ossnty' csseese. = !.
snrirv8.ld in sasd Cssnty. thas twsety'ssvsesa
d.x az March, A. D. ~.
T. H1lsa Ala.
olak Of he District oess'
psstr4cs cspfsusAl
rirs. Pub,ieatksa oss. -
L. Psbdeasisa Nsv. y
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
Pilot Point

Here We are again IT ter bsine
absent Tor some time.
We are having somS fios wa .
snsr m this week and II ,rmers are
taking advantage Of {.
Several ars sowira: wh..t in
this community.
soms have seeded broomcora
around here.
Mrs: Mary v Attsr and husband !,
VINO have b lsn visiting F. D.
swanson q. Isft for their home 1t
N."'on' kans. Satusdax &orn-
=, NJ Nelson vent 70 Lau.r
thu weak.
The girls Pul'i.m's is doing
Don't Abrsst Lttsrary Friday
s8As. J'
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16

Hon est Test-Correct weight
Top price good service when
vou shin your cream to Trinidao
Creamery Company. Trinidad.
Colorado.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
Laundry Work

The Jolton Stores Co.. will
handle the Laundry work - for
merly handled by Stroud's Cash
Sto re. having secured agency Of
Goodheart's Broadway Laundry.
Bring your laundry In. We ship
every Thursday.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
$500 Reward

Will be paid for information
leading to the arrest and con-
viction Of the parties who have
driven m, cattle of the range.
They are branded L five con-
nected bar.
Emmette ". Simpson,
Springfield. Colo.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
Big Flat

The farmer. are busy sowing
wheat.
Iris Lloyd suffered a broken
arm last Saturday and will be
unable to attend school for some
time.
Those who have been report-
Cd on the sick list are a. fol-
lows: Mrs. Homer Harmon,
Mrs. Earnest Alfrey. 8. L. SEQ
bee and Sam Smith.
Velma and Gerald Cunsrd arc
attending school at Plsinview.
Mrs. r. d. Lackey spent SAT-
urday with her parents and a.
sisted her mother in cooking
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16

For Rent 1866 acres; oil fenc-
ed; 50 in euItiyatIpn, 80 acres
more TO break. Fine wheat land
but will raise anything or would
sell. Located ! mile east OF c.
I. school, 9 miles south Of Villas.
]. w. Rice,
c89 Jennings. Okla.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
We'll Drilling

have purchased the we'll
arill;ny outfit of Bill StillwauRh.
and am prepared to do we'll
drilling when desired. Four,
miles north and two east OF
Springfield. =.
es- T. W. Defy.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
School Note.


And q page from . volume Of
steam.
A hair from the head Of q ham.
mer,
And a bite from teeth Of q saw.
A race on the course Of study.
And q point from the limb Of the
law,
A check that 10 drawn on = sand
bank,
Some fruit from the iamb of a
door,
Aud jokes in . high school paper
That have never been cracked
before.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
To the Public:


1t is requested that all claims
against the county be submitted
to the county clerk on or befor .
the first day Of each month in
order that they may be allowed
by the board Of county commis-
sioners. Otherwise they will
on file until the next reg
ular meeting Of the commission-
era on the first Monday Of the
month folio wing,
BY order o the Board Of Baca
County Commi ssioners.
Victor 6. Baker,
cS6 County Clerk.
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16

Kodak rolls developed 10 cts.
Fine, glossy prints, a to 6 cent
each. Mail US your rolls now
pay later. "a hour ser vice.
Lamar Studio. Lamar. Colo
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
Baptist Church
James M. Graham, pastor

Services for Lords day, Nov. 10
9:45 .. m. Sunday school. Bro.
Golden. supt. Please note
change in hour ~ service.
II a. m. Morning Worship. Ad.
dress by Rev. Graham,
$50 p. m. Junior and Senior b.
Y. P. U's. The meetings are
always both intarestina and
instructive Don't miss one.
7:30 .. m. Evapgelistic service.
Gospel message BY pastor.
Always good singing and H.
strumental music. We expee
something extra this Sunday
morning.
Monday evening. 100. Y. P. H.
BILE study.
Wednesday evening. ZOO. pray
er and fellowship meeting
The church 10 the community
greatest asset. What kind ni
communitv would We have II a'l
acted toward church a. you do!
Plan to he at one Of locl
churches this coming Lord
day. u
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
Locals

Thursday Of last week Deputy
District Attorney Alberti brought
Mrs. FuRate back from Las Ami.
mas and paroled her on Ler own
co9nizance.
W. M. Thompson was over
from Villas Wednesday.
J. J. Long and wife Of Went.
worth with part Of the throng
here Saturday.
P. j. Callahan Of Villas in
in Springfield Saturday.
J. E. Bstt Of Rodlsy was in
town on the 9th inst.
Editor Ransom OF the stoning
ton News was In town Tuesday
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
Cattle

a good milk cows
l calf
l Jersey COW. 6 yrs. fresh s,on
/ Swiss COW. 5 yrs, fe esh soon
l Red COW, 6 yrs, fresh soon
Red COW. 3 yrs., fresh Jan.
! Black Swiss, s yrs.
l spotted COW, 4 yrs
a short yearlins
l whiteface cows yrs
/ spotted COW. 8 yrs
5 calves
l Bed male. coming 9 yrs
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16

Horses
b lack horse. 4 yrs., VT. HOO
sorrel horse. 8 yrs, VT. 1100
l brown mare. 9 yrs. vt. HOO
l bay mare, 9 yrs., VT. $50
! sorrel mare. z yrs. VT. $50
82yr. old mules
l yearlinR mule
l gantls ,lidl. poay
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16

TERMS: All sums under SO
cash, 1900 aud over 6 mos.
time at 10 per cent. or s per cent
OF for cash.
7. and G. W. Bewley, Owners
W. A. Thompson r. B. Holt
Auctionser Clerk
The Democrat-herald., 1923-11-16
Farm Machinery

Farm Machinery
80 acres feed and pasture
2 sets work harness
8 lissers
/ disk
13 section harrow. new
l Emerson sulky plow
l knife weeder
Some fence posts
! set leather work harness
IL row cultivator
Evening star., 1923-09-27

White House, or any other. he went
on, lis going to play politics, and IL.
as has been intimat ted, the delegations
from Ohia has been promised him by
the Antf-Saloon League, favoring his
nomination on the pledge that he is
going to permit an appointee of,the
nti-Saloon League to administer the
prohibition law regardless off the
limitations of the, federal Constitu-
tfon, / want to know it, There has
been too much law making and Law
enforcement for political gain on tine
ccheckerboard of politics. ask the
cooperation of the SO 600 retail drug
g1Sts of the United States to put this
information before the American pub
lie IF Yea In your stores will do
your duty the voters Will understand
Wnon IL comes time to elect the next
tSSluent' .,i or the United States.-
The President of the United States
want to- EXCUSE him. He. has
neen imposed upon, deceived. / want
Ills convention to pass a resolutions
expressinS confidence in the Secre-
kadS or hfe Treasury and the commits
stogera of tntarnal revenue, for Mr.
Coolhgasa. benefit / want To be
falrt. to- Mr" Coolidge. He hasn't had
time to grasp the organized opposi-
Mr. Brokmeyer charged that the
ann f1fstratfon Of the Harrison mar
cotfc drug act was "in the hands of
a moral crusadeE who hasn't the re-
motest idea What it means and
cares less" q --st
TT lis not the. narcotic. drugs i'm
ported by reputable manufacturers
for the+sicK which make drug ad-.
Frank n Sfbne. chairman of the
assoeiationis legislative, committee.
asserted that the prob hhition COM
missioner had arbitrarily limited the
Quantities Of fiaaer needed by drug
gists for eedieinal and other non
beverage purposes and 1 had pro
'ceeded on the theory that every re-
tail draggfsc'+w was a potential boot
Evening star., 1923-09-27

Fewer shiny noses and more shiny
shoes Is a pretty good indication Of
Prosperity.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
TWO SHOT. TO DEATH :
in JAIL PISTOL FIGHT
Attempted Escape Leads to Battle,
Night Jailer. and Prisoner I
- - r.n..t "a Szg ~ -
Victims; Another Hurt.

By the Associated Press.
=" DALLAS, Tex, September 2. f.---waf-
lis Champion, assistant night jailer,
and G. E. Gaines. under a death SEN
tence for murder in connection with
a post office robbery here. were
killed and Pete Welk. another priseH-
err, was probably y, fatally wounded In
an attempted Jail delivery which got
no farther than a pistol fight ON the
sixth floor of the Dallas county jail
last night. The jai1er was preparing
to place man in one of the cells
when Gaines and Welk suddenly COW
cred him with pistols. A prisoner said
the jailer threw! away the keys and
Gaines fired -, ..s. :
A negro prisoner operating an ole
vator notified the jail force or the
attempted break, and in a short tight
Gaines was shot and killed and Wesk
badly wounded s. :
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Boys Suits, 81. rs:

Boys Button-on and MILDLY Style suits, attrac-
lively. trimmed. Sizes to years. Very
specially priced. ,"
Knit Ties, 3Sc; were more. Sc kaitted ties in
very attractive colors or combinations, Greatly
reduced.
Percale Blouses, reduced to SOC. Boys blouses
in neat stripes. Sizes to is years
Tweed Pants SSc; were $1z5. Boys tweed :
nowy ST
Evening star., 1923-09-27
COAST. OPERA OPENS.
San Francisco Venture Greeted by
Enormous Crowd.

-aAN FRANCISCO. September 27.--
With the frnprovised theAter Ia the
great civic audftortura crowded from,
orchestra circle ta rafters. San Fran
cisco greeted it's own long-heraided
opera company for the first time last
NIGHT. "Ea Rehsme'. hsing the vehicle.
The stars were retained from. the
Metropolitan and Chicago operasco
panies, but the chorus was advertised
as an "all-California ensembles" Ten
operas will she given during the sea-
son. 81
The twenty six Boxes were occupied
by Leaders in San Francisco society.
The scene in and about the audi
tofium was a eolorful one. strongly
reminiscent of an opening night at
the Metropolitany in New York.
Alfred Ganaofa made his f1rss Amer
ican appearance In the cast, which
included Giovanni, Martinelli, Adamo
Didur. Louis S'Angelo. Paolo Anan-
Tan. Gfordano Paltrinier and Queena
Mario. ...s.
Evening star., 1923-09-27

Two-pants Suit, $5.sS; was higher. Neat pat
tern, Size 10
loose or belted models Sizes z s and years
bingham Dresses, 81; were higher. 46 in neat
patterns. Checks and selid cofors. Sizes 6 to
Ia wears -f=f't ~. -
in checks and solid colors. Greatly reduced
Giris' Bicuses, zsc; were very much; more. 81,
in pongee color or, white. Sizes to IS years.
STORE
Evening star., 1923-09-27
RETAIL DRUGGISTS
SCORE DRY LEADER
Prohibition Commissioners
Attacked for Administration
in Convention Speech.
-t,.----.--t' -. -
sha.Associated Press. /.

&ha-AsspeIated Press. - t.s.
BOSTON, September 2I-The adj
, miristration of the. federal prohibi-
tion law was attacked by Eugene c..
Brokmeyer of Washington, DIS C, gen.
eral attorney of the National Asso-
citation of Retail Druggists, in an ad-
dress before Aha association, =, In the
course of his TeA1arks he said it had
been intimated that tbe Anti Saloon
tLeague had promised Ito swing the
Ohio delegation for the nomination
OF President 9Coofidges with the un-
appointee OF the league tp administer
the prohibition law. He expressed
the belief that Prohibition Commits
sioner Haynes 'doesH Funder rstand
what the eighteenth sAmendmen MT
means"
1.-The retail druggists today" he
said. "are in. tire ctaflrnta,sta position
of requesting and demanding protecS
ton as law abiding citizens who are
serving the public. = ~ am sure
that large majority of the people in
this country are in favor of law en-
forcement. That,:goes without say
ing. But how many have stopped to
think or find out Just what the pro-
hfbition law is? Judging by the way
the present prohi ibitfon commissioned
enforced il in the past yeaP-l am
constraiped to believe that even he
doesn't understand what the. eight
eenth amendment rs. D. -
"Fanatfcal Prohibition" y
- The commissioner has besn en-
forcing what many people are nleased
to term Etfanatical pfohibfttop, ~
credit the commits. .sioner with sin
cerity and with honesty, with being
well meaning and backed by the trer.
mendous sentiment lin the. United
States, but-the people, IRE him, seem
60 overlook the fact that there are
limitations in therConstitution.' :
He said-thAt, Pre- sideut Coolidge had
= referred. to commissioner Haynes a
letter from, the secretary of the Drug
gists' AsseciattoH"'offer the friend
ly offices and experience of this body
to the President for his benefit and
the benefit of the governors who meet
with him in October, when federal
and state cooperation on the prohi
hition act Will be, determined. Ordi-
narify, het remarked, such a: tetter
would have been referred to the Sec
retary of the IRE asury or the COM
missioner of internal revenue.
If. the present Incumbent of the
Evening star., 1923-09-27

lzos yards Cretonne. in large or small
patterns. yards for 81; was 36c yard.
$50 yards lMarquisette Cartaining. In
white. So inches wide. yds, ST.; was
z0c I'd.
zo yards Checked Bingham tinported) :.
81 inches wide. 4yards, 81; was 3Sc yd.
100 yards Printed yoiEes, light and dark
coIors. SO inches wide. yds., 81; was
28c yd. r-...
100 yards All-Enen ToweIing. in blue with
Ise yds. Japanese Crepe., eelored. S yds:.
81; was .zSc yd. -.
I2s yds. Heavy Quality Striped Outing
Flannel. yds, 81: was &c yds
SOC yds. z7-inch FIannelefte, insa1l-oyer
Persian and small figured patterns. 10
yds, 81; was 1sc syd. - ~. .7.:.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
COUNTESS TO DIE.
Kosciusko Descendant Senteneed
as Spy.

BY the Associated Press
PETROGRAD, September 27.-The
Polish Countess Cecilia Potopskaya,
born Kosciusko, and believed to be q
descendant of the American revolution
ary hero. has been sentenced to death
for. espionage on behalf of Poland in
the alleged betrayal of fifteen Polish
communists to the Warsaw govern
ment.
The accused woman is said to have
admitted she came to Russia on behalf
of the Polish intelligence bureau.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
COLONY PROMOTER FREED
Roger. Baldwin and Eight Others
Flenned HoIshevik EUparfnent.

NEW YORK. September 27-The
Indictment hied last. April against
Roger Baldwin. director of this. Civil
EthsrtisE Union. and, eight other per-
sons connected with the work of col
Letting and recruiting for the boil
shevik autonomous Industrial COL
ony" at Kameroya, Siberia, was das-
missed by General Sessions Judge
Ealiay- except In. the. case, Of y. Pass
cal Cosgraye, head of the local "leuz-
bas committee" in charge of the coll
eny's, work
i The indictments charged grand lar
ceny in the second degree, through
obtaining money from prospective
colonists under false pretensea
Tha dismissal resulted from q mo-
tion, based on an inspection OF the
grand jury minutes, which, 1t WAS
claimed. did not make out a ease
against the DESCENDANTS.
Evening star., 1923-09-27

This means very few ARcolA
outfits for this city. While theylast,
these outfits will be sold at re9u-
lar low prices (see the dealer sign
reproduced below).
Nextweek is ARcoLA wEEK.You
Heating Contractor will sell his
allotment quickly. If you want the
comfort ofradiator warmth in your
home this Winter, ask him today
for an ARcoLA estimate.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Vests, 25c, 5 for 81

600 Kn, Vests, btdlt-up shoulders and
bodice s.-r-.-st,ar and extra size. All perfect.
Sports Hose, 15c Pair
100 pairs Women's Cotton Heather Sports
Stockings, in brown or green mixtures. Slight
irregularities. Broken sizes.
Six Hose. Soc pair. Women's pure thread
silk hose, in broken sizes. Black or gun
metal
Glove Silk Vests, $I.z5. Is good quality glove
silk vests in flesh, white. orchid and honey
dew. Sizes 36 to AZ. Minor imperfections.
Cotton Vests, reduced to 15c. IS of fine
combed yarn. in white or flesh. All perfect.
Sizes So to 81.
Kid Gloves, reduced to z5c pair. 50 pairs
good quality kid gloves, in black and white.
Small sizes only. All perfect.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star., 1923-09-27
81 Specials

100 Seamless Bleached Sheets, double
bed size. 81 each : were, N.s0.s
IS pairs Ruffied Marquisette Curtains.
with tie-baeks. Dotted or checked pat
terms. ga yards long. 81 pair; were
. Japaneses Table Covers Blue print,
60 inches. 81 each; were SLzS.
Ioe Fancy colcred Turkish Towels in
white, with pink stripes or borders.
Were 3Sc each; now 5 for 81.
3 Mercerized Damas< Hendned Nap
kins, in figured patterns, 81 dozen; were
H-S0 ,d0z... - ; /.
100 PiIlowcases, 4sx36 inches; of. fine
were 34c each.
zoo yds. Printed Perca,es, in stripes and
figures. So inches wide. 5 yds- 81; was
sc yd.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
; OIL INSTITUTE TO MEET.

NEW YORK. September 27.-The
annual meeting; of the American Petro-,
ieum Institute viii be held in st. Louis
the second week of December. it was
announced todaysf The exact date and
program will be announced later.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Sports Hats, Soc

Were 81, ii. in suede-like material Smart
shapes. #..
Duvefyn Hats, $1sS; were SOS. rs, semi
trimmed.
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Evening star., 1923-09-27
Pink Broche Grdes
s1.25; Were s2.95

Is pink broche girdles of fine mereerized
broche and good elastic. Sizes "a to q.
Greatly reduced. ~
Bsndeaux, 2sc. $50 of broche and novelty ma
terials Back fastening. Sizes 81 to u.
z & q corsets, s.; were $sse. 3, of pink
coutif; well boned, wide elastic waistline and
back lacing Sizes % .. 43. ,.s
r & q Elastic Girdles, 81; were much higher.
all elastic girdles. l0-inch length with four
supporters. Size Is only. -.
Brassisees, SOC; were 81. Single garter bras
sieres of satin-striped poplin; side fastening.
So to 42 ..
Topless Corsets, SSc. Lightly boned, in me-
dunn length. Of cotton brochc. Four hose
supporters. Sizes II, %, Is, 26, q.
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Evening star., 1923-09-27
Muslin Boomers
25c

Were very much higher; 76 prs. of fine quality.
muslin.
Corset Covers, Csc; were much more. so plain
or lacy styles, in broken sizes.
Athletic Suits, soc; were "a, 30. 5of cross
barred nainsook. In wanted sizes.
RoudoiE Caps, Ice; were very much more.
Only 6:
Gowns, soc; were ST. and higher. 18 full cut.
Step-ins soc; were ST., Hand-euibroidcfed,
with rose binding.
1 PanteIette, 10c; was very much higher.
!. Chenise, soc; were 81 and more. Only 2 in
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