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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
uopEFIrI, vOR FORD

Further confirmation of the hopes of the people of the Tennessee Valley that Henry Ford's offer for Muscle Shoals will be accepted by Congress was given here this week by Senator Heflin. In public and private conTer- sations, Senator Heflin held stead lastly to the belief that the Detroit mans offer will be accepted by Con- gress.
 :, In his address at the Morgan county courthouse, he reminded his hearers that irrespective Of what the decision of president Coolidge and his cabinet may be on the offer, Congress will have the last word and after allit will be the legislative halls where final battle will be fought. Both Alabama senators now have put Themselves squarely on record for the Ford offer, as it was here that Sena- tor Underwood, several weeks ago, declared the offer was perhaps the best any government had ever re- ceived.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23

Mrs. Ed Waldrop, who reside near Rockford, was bitten by dog affect ed with rabies. Immediate, steps were taken to treat the child and if is now being given Pasteur treat mentt at Rockford by pr. Julius J. Jones of that place. .,s. -,.l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
PLAN COOPERATION MEETING

Extensive preparations are being made for the "Get-Together Meeting
 of the business and professional men of the Fri Cities, which is to be held in Florence on Tuesday nlsht. sep fember 25. Covers will be. laid for 15O. Questions of vital. interest to the entire Muscle Shoals district will be discussed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
REEsE Is SPEAKER

Albert Reese Of B1rmlngham, rep- hesenting the present day movements of Masonic order in America, de- livered splendid address to 125 members of the Sheffield lodge and his message was received with en-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
ups NErcHRORs IMPROVING

Mrs, N. L. Neighbors. who was op- eratedS. on a few days ago at a Mont- romery infirmary for throat trouble, is reported to. have stood the opera ton we'll and Is on the road to re- cOyery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
ro pEcURrACE HIGHWAY

Bids have been advertised for by the state highway commission for re- surfacing that part of the Bee Lime highway between here and Hartselle. The road, built by the county several years ago and later taken over by the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
MANY ATTEND REVIVAL

Large crowds are attending the re vival services at the First Methodist church of Sheffield, in which the pastor, Rev. L. G. Sturdivant. is being assisted by Evangelist D. L. Coaie If Tayac
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
NEGRO GIRL KILLED
Two Being Held Charged With
 Crime At Montgomery

Crime At Montgomery
 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 22.-- W. H. Whatley and R. C. small are = befnr nefd by Montgomery police, charged with having killed Bessie V Kouuce,s IS -year4old q negro, last night. The grIAwas killed in the home of her mother during fusil- Jade of shots fired by the men.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
REVIVAL TO OPEN

DECATUR. Ala, Sept. 22.-(Spe- ciai.)-The annual revival of the Church of Christ will open Sunday a, the church. Rev c, E. woolridge, of Dallas, Tex, will do the preach ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
ro coNDITCT REVIVAL

M. A. Creel' of Cullman has been secured to conduct revival service at the Christian church at Leesburg. the services being scheduled to start in that place on the fifth Sunday In September.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-23
CHILn,s LEG Cur

The little son of Mir. and Mrs. Ganus, who lives about a mile from Hanceville, cut his leg and is reported to be in a dangerous condition.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
JURY IS COMPLETED
!. FOR MURDER TRIAL
Testimony Started This Morning in
Staying of Richmond
= Schoolgirl.

Special Disnatch to The Star
RICHMOND, Va. November 30.--The
trial of Joseph Enoch. charged with
having assaulted and then murdered
Miss Celia Shevick several months
ago. finally got under way before
Judge Richardson in the corporation
court today. The task of procuring
q jury required three days. Experts
VINO have examined the man as to
MS sanity have declared that he Is
sane, thereby removing that possible
plea. The man has entered a formal
plea of not guilty.
ms was one of the crimes that
served to shock the city. Miss She
WICK, schoolgirl. went with girl COM
pahlohS TO a theater, and was return
ing TO her home at an early hour. The
ponce aliege that her assailant await
ea her at a railroad bridge over one
or the downtown streets and felled
ner with a club. dragging her body
Ior considerable distance and then
murdered her
me defense alleges that the man
was given the third degree by the de-
tectlVes. that a confession was ex-
torted from him and that confession
mas been repudiated by Enoch. The
man was arrested within twenty-four
nourS after the crime. Harry NJ. Smith
ana Thomas o. Moss appear for the
accused man.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

environment. My deathliness con-
sists rather in all l am not able TO
feel than in all have not seen.
The dead heart gives no souno
when touched by beauty; the dead
mind does not leap when there opens
before II the door of knowledge: the
dead soul is inert as putty at the ap-
peal of goodness and nobility.
The sensualist would walk the
streets of heaven and be bored to ex-
tfnction; q pure woman would walk
the streets of hell and wonder why
the Inhabitants were suffering. In
each case the environment would
strike a dead nerve.
The salvation Of life, therefore, con-
sists in the enlargement Of life.
The real desire of the human being
Evening star., 1923-11-30
PORTO RiCAN SUGAR MEN
PROTEST BUDGET FIGURE
Bond Issue to Provide for Public
Improvements Also Disliked,
Governor Hears.

SAN JUAN, Z. r., November 30
sugar Producers Association, have ad-
dressed letter Of protest against the
present S12. 100000 budget and the So
100000 bond issue Jointly to Gov. Tow
ner, the president of the senate and the
speaker of the house The budget, the
largest in the islands history. and the
bond issue 10 provide the public i'm
provements were approved by the last
legislature.
The growers complain also OF the
special export tax on sugar, which they
point out will come directly out Of the
pockets Of the producers because they
Will not be able to pass the tax on to
the consumer.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
QUAKE HURTS AVIATION.
, .
Concerns Fail to Reopen After
Toxic Disasterll :.

TOXIC. November 3O.-The recent
disaster has destroyed the organiza-
tions of civilian aviation in Japan. at
least four concerns having aHnounced
they would close, partly on account
OF damages directly sustained in the
earthquake. but chiefly owing to sus-
pension OF subsidies from the govern
ment. Proprietors of two of these
concerns announce they will resume
business as upholsterers
Evening star., 1923-11-30

not spoken, all the experiences have
missed.
The thirst for new thrills Is there
fore a manifestation Of the life force;
50. we travel. go to theaters. shoot
the chutes.
Hence the distinct pain to you
q certain Alp or seen q certain pic
ture, and you must answer no.
Hence. also. the SNUG satisfaction of
having been somewhere. whether you
know anything about 1t or not.
But, more truly speaking, death
means incapacity of emotion, lack of
nervous response to any particular
Evening star., 1923-11-30

is not to live a long while, but to
live a great deal. The youth is not
so much interested in anything that
will keep him alive for over a hum
dred years as he is in that which will
give him an abounding life for his
natural term.
Anything. therefore, that opens our
windows to new views or that builds
additions to our house of life where
we can md new interests goes to
make life more worth living.
Therefore art and culture are disc
ttnct iife-savers. The man who loves
beauty lives more than one who does
not. The man who loves books and
the pursuit Of knowledge has a wider
and richer quality of living than the
one who does not read
Evening star., 1923-11-30
WILL MAKE FAMED BELL
VISIBLE NIGHT AND DAY
Philadelphia Custodian Plans to
Place It Behind Open
Grill Work.

PHILADELPHIA. November 30
The Liberty Bell. treasured American
relic. will be made visible to the pub
lie day and night, summer and win
ter. under plans being formulated by
Wilfred Jordan. curator of Independ-
ence Hall, where the bell rests.
Heretofore thousands of visitors
have failed to see the famous old bell
because the building is closed to the
public during certain hours. Under
the new plans. 1t Is proposed to place
at the rear portals of independence
Hall a Georgian grill of wrought iron
work, so open in character that the
bell may be clearly seen at all times.
At night 1t will be illuminated with
fioodlights.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
HEAVY DUTY ON ESTATE.

LONDON, November 30.-The Brit
ish treasury will benefit to the extent
of nearly f1.000,000 from the duties
payable on the estate Of Nathaniel
Rothschild, which has been provision
ally valued at f2,250,000. Mr. Roths-
child left most of his property and es-
tates to his wife and relations. but his
valuable collections of insects. birds,
orchids and the like were bequeathed
to the National Museums and to Kew
Gardens for the benefit Of the public.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
CSC and Csc Shades

Perfect Quality Opaque Cloth Win
dow Shades, also slight seconds Of
Oil Opaque Cloth Shades; 3x5.9-ft.
size; white, ecru, drab, medium and
dark greens. Complete with Hn
all fixtures and crochet QUO /.
ring to match ...........
75c Runner
27.inch Reversible Stenciied ,srus-
sells weave Carpet, for hall ~
or stair runners; good pat OUC
terms and coIorlnss.
S5c Drapery Popin
so-inch Drapery PopIIn,
blue, rose and mulberry: ~
for window or door dra. OUC
peries. Yard.
Fourth Floor.
Mems Half Hose
Silk and Wool Half Hose, full re.
inforced heel, toe and sole; en
new heather mixtures; SUC
59e Polly Prim Aprons
OF fine-erads pereaIes, pink, blue,
So:s. green ..'ns,,.S and Srenia hid, polka .'Ik
rack braid and white 5UC
First Fioer-Bargain Table.
Boys 79c Blou.es
OF good quality psreaie,
in neat strt tped effects; En
fuiI.sut sizes from to 49, CUC
years
Mems 81 Suspenders
Shirley make Suspenders, siIk
elastic webbing, with kid En
cas.-off; plain eoIors snd QUO
69c Curtain Net
Two.yard wide Curtain En
Net, in white; close mesh OUC
quality ................s...
Evening star., 1923-11-30
WORKERS. STORES BUSY.
Russian Cooperative Unions Sell
DO Per Cent of Total.

PETROGRAD. November 30. - The
cooperative unions of Russia, total
ing some $4,000 societies, whose pur-
poses are to supply the population
with it's needs in the most economical
manner did 40 per cent of the mer-
chandise business of Russia in 1921.
In 1914 they did Z per cent. These
unions are purely economic and have
no interest in politics.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Death Is a Rela-
tive, Term
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE.

I may be dead to poetry. or to
humor, or to the religious feeling.
Death means-Zangwill I think Il
is who says-all the countries 1 have
not visited, all the emotions have
not had. all the languages I have
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Csc Flannels, z Yards
:s sais s sy':: R::ssS :ss s'::a:: s' :::s

Use and 81 Gold Rings
Solid Gold Rings for the E0,
baby; stone set and plain OUC
band styles. ..-.....-...
Flexible Bracelets
lets, also coIored stone OUC
styles; pretty designs.
Bead Girdles
Imported Bead GIrdIes,
Jet, crystal and coored En
effects. with heavy beaded OUC
tasseIs ..................
69c Ash Trays
Fancy Metal Ash Trays, En
brass and enamel effects, DUO
with glass saucer. ........
Toilet Goods Dept.
12Lac Handkerchiefs, S for
Hemstitched Il a dker- En-
chiefs, plain white; per. OUC
feet quality ..............
Congoleums, So. Yd.
g. quarter Congoieum, full rolls,
from which any quantity will be
cut; good patterns In light
and dark coIorInps. When En
perfect sells at s5c square 0UC
yaF0
69c and 79c Cushions
1sx1s and 2ox2o Sofa Cushions,
filled with soft. fiuffy silk IN
floss; covered with fine OUC
grade white combrIc. ....
Evening star., 1923-11-30
lSc Longcloth, s Yards
3o-inch Lonecioth, o.
close, soft channels sDa
finish quality .....

Women's Silk Hose
FuII-fashioned Pure Thread SILK,
in black and assorted shades; double
sole, heel and toe; isle garter a
tops; seconds of s. and $3.50 sDk
values, at.
Women's $3.50 Hose
FuII-fashioned SIX and
Wool Hose, light weight; also d
wool and cotton mixed; as sDE
sorted shades ..............
Women's S1.50 Hose
English r d Egyptian
Worsted Hose, heather o.
mixtures; all sizes; perfect ~
quality. ...................
Children's Stockings
English Ribbed Stockings, four.
thread double sole, heel En
and toe; desirable eolors; OUC
perfect quality. ..............
$1.50 Lace Curtains
Nottingham Lace Curtains, in
panels; used one to a window; 2E,
yards long; white and ecru ds
coIors; neat or heavy worked sDI
designs ...'.-..'......
Evening star., 1923-11-30

The real advantagS Of religion In
cuing US out of this world into an
other one as II is that II deepens and
widens our satisfaction, gives US pro-
founder satisfactions, longer hopes
US farther away from the life of the
brute and up into that higher and
richer realm of experience which is
the latest product OF evolution.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

$l.50 Consoleum
1sx1o6 Gold Seal Conaoieum a 4
Runners, handsome wool rug ~
designs; good colorInos.
$l.69 Metal Laces
Metal Laces, 9 to II inches o.
wide; old gold, steel and sill b.
81 Wmdshields
Corduroy Windshield, for O.
baby carriages or oo.carts; Dl
gray only; elastic hoops. 49,.
Furniture Store, "Acrsss the Street."
$l.50 Bath Stools
White Enamel Bath Stools, r
strongly made. de............... D
Furniture Store, Across the Street"
Evening star., 1923-11-30

Stationery
Hoxed Correspondence a.
Cards, with gilt edge; white ZCC
and eoiors. .............
CSC Pencils
REX" propelIine and Repellins
PencI is, nickel plated; En~
choice Of two sizes with COC
ring and one size with CLIP
Boxed Stationery
iN.quIre boxes Of Assorted Cor
resnondence Cards and Paper, with
envelopes to match; plain E01
white, white and pink and CU(
white and blue.
81 Printed Crepe
as.inch Printed Crepe de
Chine, a fine silk and cot. Sn~
ton quality, In beautiful COC
styles and colorinos.
Csc Bunny Silk
a5.inch Bunny Silk, a fine silk and
cotton ponaee, In all wanted street
and evening shades, also En-
plenty Of tan, old rose and CVC
copen ..............'..
89c White Voile
4o.Inch White Chiffon Wolfe, an
extra fine two ply quality, En~
with oeorsette crepe OOC
finish
Children's Underwear
Separate garments; shirts high
neck and long sleeves; ankle pants;
Dutch neck and e bow En~
sleeves; knee pants; sizes OUC
2 to 10 years. .............
Evening star., 1923-11-30

25c Shaker Flannel, 3 Yds.
27-inch> BIeached Shaker en-
s.ar,ns. e!annsi' doTb o;,tx s-nap re- COC
Csc Grass Rugs
.'7s 7s54 He, Heavy Double. warp Grass
brown steneiIed medallion OUC
and oriental designs.
First Floor-Bargain Table.
79c, Table Damask
72-inch Mercerized Table
Damask, neat pretty pat. en
terms; mill seconds Of 7sc OUC
"a'oes .-....
89c Stamped Gowns
sta m p e NIghteowns, IN
good quality white main; SUC
sock; pretty patterns; each
Art Dept.
79c Toy Pianos
Mahogany finished Toy En
Pianos, s.key QUO
Sixe
Csc Toy Wagons
Gibbs Pony Circus IN
WAGONS, with two horses; SUC
painted bright coIors.
85c Colanders
Alum I n u m coianders; IN
large size; heavy quail OUC
Ky ....... ............
89c Plaid Serge
42.inch Plaid serge, En
beautiful rich color COM DUO
Boys 79c to 81 Caps
mixtures; also Of aood OUC
serviceabie tWeeds; each.
89c Bertha Laces
SILK Spanish q rtha En
Laces. black, gray, tan OUC
ana WntSo s.....s.s.......
Evening star., 1923-11-30
$1.50 Crochet Bedspreads
White Crochet Bedspreads, perfect quail nj
-ity; correct size for single beds ... w

Csc Pereales, I Yards
3e.ineh Psreaies light CT
grounds with neat figures, Ol
stripes, checks, etc.
Boys $1.50 Pants
knickerboeker Pants, fall and
Of corduroy; sizes 2 to 16 Dl
years ...................
Boys $1.50 Sweaters
Coat Sweaters, fine Jersey weave;
colIarisss style; made with O.
two pockets; tan only; sizes spx
% 60 -. AZ.
Mems Neckwear
FuII.fashIoned Knitted NeekWear,
fancy weave, in plain black, d
navy and brown; also nov sOl
city cross striped effects.
$l.25 Couhl Corsets
White coutiI corsets, medium bust
and long skirt; we'll boned; d.
heavy hose supporters; all sDt
sizes ..................
$1.25 Women's Boomers
Extra Size sateen HIoomers, In
white and pink; large rein d
forcement; fuii.eut sizes; good sDl
heavy quality.
SEC Women's Bloomers. 2 for
FIanneIette eIoomers, as. o.
sorted stripes; neatly made; sOI
fuIl.cut sizes. s.................
$1.25 Black Aprons
Black Sateen skirt Aprons, d
buttoned side full skirt Ienqthj 81
assorted sizes.
Boys Union Suits
Fieeced Cotton Union suits, white
and cream coiors; high neck d
and long sleeves; ankle pants; ~
seconds Of $1.3o value.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
sl.75 Au-Wool Serge

$l.75 AD-Wool Serge
eot.nw Minis fabric; extra fne CT
close .tvvIiled quality; In black y l
and navy blue. e...........''..
Sl.5O An-Wool Serge
54.jnch All.wool Serge, a &1
bs.vy. double. .tvyIiled quality, D
in black and navy blue.
sl.39 An-Wool Crepe
as.lnch AII.wooI Crepe, leading
wool fabric for dresses; IN CT
black, navy, brown, cocoa, tan = /
and gray.
$l.50 Pilloweases
FANCY Lace.sdss rem. CT
stitched Piiiovscases; one pa"' ~ i
neatly boxed. d.............''..
Outing Flannel, ! Yards
27.Inch Outing F'annes, CT
light grounds with eo'0rso Ql
stripes ..........'''''.'''
Bows s1.50 and 81 Hats
n u.+., Of chinchiIIa n
and fancy mIxturesi psies, Ol
tams and brlm stylss.
s1.59 Crib Blankets
aex5o Large Size Crib Blankets.
Esmond "Cortex" brand; blue or
mink nursery designs. over.> 81
lock scaIIoped edges; each sDl
neatly boxed. d.................
s1.50 Bed Pillows
o1x17 aed Pillows, filled with soft,
fufiy, sterlIIzed eurisd feath- Ct
sra: covered with A. c. A. %
stripe or heavy art tIekIns...
Misses $1.35 Union Suits
Fleece. lined Union Suits, Dutch
neck and elbow sleeves; knee n
length; perfect quality; sizes 0l
to Il years. rs...........s.....s
Evening star., 1923-11-30

SOC Pisse Crepe
a6-inch Mercerized PIlsse ~
Crepe, in white. pink and AOC
39c Curtain Rods
Non. .tarnishabIe "BIue Bird"
Curved Flat Curtain Rods, brass fin
ish; extend % to 46, inches; ~
m p etc with. all fix. .ZoC
35c Games
Choice of "Ring Board"
"Try Your Luck" "Tip @e
Top" and "Birthday Came" Z0C
eacn
First Floor-Bargain Table.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Civilization Defined.

From the Baltimore Sun.
Civilization is the scheme whereby
men make more complicated the buSi-
ness of preyinE on one another.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Children's 75c STOCKINGS

Children's 75c Stockings
English Ribbed Worsted ~
Stockings, plain and heath. s3tDC
er shades; all sizes. .......
39c Black Sateen
black sateen. for bIoomers, Z5C
petticoats, etc. .........
Lining Dept)
45c Pillowcases
45xa6 sIeached Pillow 0r
cases, free from starch or ZOC
10c Hair Nets, A for
Ailuria Real Hair Nets, nr
cap shape; double mesh; ZSC
Azurea Sachet
Piver's Azurea Sachet, 0-
the favorite among dainty kSC
women. half, ounce for.
Soc and 75c Sautoirs
Sautoirs, carved bone and @-
ivory effects; beautiful de. ZSr
signs; bone slides.
Soc Purses and Bags.
Children's Purses and
Handbags. assorted neat, ZSC
pretty shapes.
Mems Handkerchiefs, 3 for
Mems White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, neatly
made; full size; SOFT Z9C
HHiSh .....-.... -.
39c Crib Blankets
Nx37A Crib Blankets, soft fleece
finish; white with blue or ~
pink borders; also aiI.over ZSC
48c Cretonnes
neat patterns in light and dark col.
ortnss; new spring pat @p
sises; eises;. sS%pIe 2.!a or trial ZOC
l9c Marquisettes, z Yards
Yard. wide Sheer Quality 0e
full pieces, so you may be
sure TO secure as many yards az
Soc Felt-Base Runner
T.ineh Heavy FeIt.base Runner,
for hall or stair runners; green or
brown, with neat tan and red ~
borders; any amount cut LOC
from full rolls. s.............
SOC Felt Carpet
Yard d.wlde Feit Carpet, heavy
weight; neat stenclled de.
signs, In. dark coIorinas, ~E
for covering halls or Z9C
rooms Observation-Disclosures.
81 Bed Pillows
Feather Bed Pillows, pure -s-I .
odorless feathers; feather RI
proof art { &c K n q; size s0VtC
fsx25 inches ...........
Furniture Store, Across the Street, =
a - '9essg 81.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
39c Curtain Rods

75c and 81 Needle Books
Salesman's samples of Needle Books, ! ~
tanning assortment of all wanted sizes in AuOI
sewing and darning needles ............ WV
Motion Dept)
Evening star., 1923-11-30

Soc Printed Voiles
3s.inch Printed voiles, light and
figures and noveIty ef- ZSC
reots
l8c Cotton, z Yards
3s.inch UnbIeached Cot ~
ton, for general use. TWO ZOC
yards for. Observation-Disclosures.
Apron Ginghams, 2 Yards
Fast-color Apron cling.
hams, one of the pest ~
st d qualities; as Z0C
sorted blue checks. ........
19c Pajama Checks, 2 Yards
3e-inch w mite PaJama 0e
Chez for undersar- Z0C
ments. TWO yards for.
7c Laces, 6 Yards for
Crochet, Val and Torchon ~
laces; vari ious widths; ZOC
ecru and white.
Women's Sport Hose
Hose, cordovan and green a.
heather mixtures; seconds ZSC
of 39c values.
Women's Csc Vests
Gauze Cotton Vests, low ~
neck and sleeveless; resu- ZOC
lar and extra sizes. ......
Women's Hose, z Pairs
combed Yarn Cotton Hose, ~
black and wanted shades; ZOC
three seam back; others
with one seam; secor DIS Of 25c VAL
ueS,
Evening star., 1923-11-30

39c Linen Crash
Warranted Pure l. men
Art Crash, natural color; ~
for scarfs. centers, pillows. ZOC
etc. Yard. d................
39c to Soc Stamped Goods
Stamped Scarfs and 0E
centers, natural color art ZOC
crash; pretty designs; each
Csc Stamped Towels
DryweIi Stamped Towels, 0E
assorted neat patterns; ZCC
SOOQ SIG.
Water Pail and z Cakes Soap
One Ten-quart Trade Size Galvan-
lied Iron Water Pail and 0P
Two Cakes Of Fels-Naptha ZOC
Laundry Soap; both for.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

Women's $1.29 Slips
Sateen Princess slips, 1us.
trous quality; hemstitched Ct
tops; double straps; black %
only ................. ........
S1.25 Ami-Freneh Chemise
AmI.Frsneh Envelope chsmiss. Ins.
pretty embroidered designs; c.
strap and bulIt-up shoui- sDl
oerS .......'
Girls $l.29 Dresses
OF ainahams and other materials;
pretty checked effects. trim &1
with plain color, sizes to - Ol
years ................ .........
Infants $l.25 Shoes
Infants Soft sole Shoes, white,
tan, patent leather, white and Ct
black and white and pink; Ol
sizes o to 4. Pair.
S1.39 Table Damask
72.inch Extra Fine Grade O.
MercerIzed Table Oamaski sDl
neat patterns.
$l.50 Luncheon Cloths
Lace trimmed Luncheon &l
Cloths, Jewel cloth centers; s0l
4S inches round.
Sl.25 and $l.50 Table
Runners
imported Table Runners, d 4
assorted patterns; regulation y
length ........s. -...'-...'. .s
Art Dept. ~
S1.39 Ash Cans
Corrugated Galvanized Iron Ct
Ash Cans: strongly V1
made .-........ ...........:..
$1.69 Tea Kettles
Aluminium Tea Kettles; &1
five.quart trade Qk
S1.49 BIaekboards
eiackboards, with easel and &1
chart; desk compart- spl
Toy Dept, Basement,
S1.25 Mechanical Trains
Trains, with track. locomotive 0l
tender and coach. .......
$l.89 Messaine
s5.Ineh Satin Msssallne, pure silk,
rich satin.face quality, In G1
good assort rtment Of Ol
$l.l9 Games
Choice Of "PoiIyanna," "Three
Pins" o'clock IIddIsdy Ol
Winks" and "Lotto"; each.
(First Floor-DaTgain Booth.)
$1.19. School Bags
Waterproof ch ooI Bags, o.
In khaki, black and gray; b.
made WIKI shoulder strap.
(Stat3on4ry nApt.l
Women's $1.35 Union Suits
>FIeece.lIned Cotton Union ct
Suits, various styles; regular - i
and extra sizes.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

40c Dotted Swiss
Swiss, small and medium ZOC
size woven dots.
35c Indian Head
36-inch White n d a n a.
Head. desirable linen finish LOC
QUdIlty
39c Pongee
a2.inch Mercerized pom. a.
Gee, a fine-woven cotton LOC
fabric; In white and tam.
40c Domet Flannel
36.lnch White . o met az
Flannel. extra heavy ZOC
double -fIeeced quality.