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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-05-10
Shtfomsbmomeesta rita @aaiasia.

9t,lfomsbmoneesta rita @aaiasia.
8aaIasla on eipanfeliien fanlar
mielii flobuttanut fpipmps rilfous-
buoneesta, jofa on ollilt taban asti
pbteinen. 9fpt fun Suomen 2literi-
lainen @monfelillnlipboist on ja-
faantunilt fielelliiilld peristcilIu
fabtia, on 8aalan rl,fousbuone tab-
0ottu ilmon muiltn rnotlaloilille.
Suomolailet, jotfa olpat alusta pi-
tGen olleet rllfousbuonetta banffi-
masIa ia toimineet tpilffaosti fen
bppGfii, mutta iota ioitafin aifoja
fifteen on iGGntoibin teboplld mutt
tofiella pbG enemnGn taboottl ipId-
I'd ipriG6n pboistpfien toiminnasta,
olpat tebneet aiiasta ipalitafien naa-
bcrralle. "8aaian" tietdm6n mli-
faan, ionfa mufaan aiiusta ferrom-
me, diff aiia ratfnistli miooolliies.
tifin tp6Grin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-05-10
Yappi fammattaa &. 6. 6. iala
Ienraa.

Ichtuu.
@r6Gn papin Minneapolisia fer.
rotaan ipiime iunnlintaina futiuneen
firffoonia pbteiieen ilinaIanpalme'
IufIeen @u &liir-iolaieuran idienia
ia tinnustifiefii iulaieuralle pappi
iptptti iaarnatuoIin piereen aiete-
tin ioibturistin. Sen tebbesiddn
pappi fanoi ieiirafinnalleen, eta
ban fpIlG tpoitoiiiin fiitiua iititrlaii.
tafitnnon eteen tdllaiiesta teosto.
Waittta ban pofltittti, eta ban bppin
ntieleIlG1n meniii Iaiitafrnnan eteen
ia iaaritaiii BELLE etpnnfelinmia. Sit-
molonpolipelufien Iopltttua piibrti
2lonin i6riestdid Sorper Snoiono-
poIisisto "protestonttilen firfon fe.
bitpfiesta" ia febotti ieuruflinnau
i1ieniG bbtpnGdn &laniin protestant
tiiuuoen idiIpttdntiien tarfoitltfiesia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-05-10
9'amsfa ia gelsia bbljGnneet Safian
tariumfIet.

&rten ennemnlin on ferrottii, on
Saflan baIlitus eiittdnpt loipintoebA
DOT MansfaIle ia 8elgialle, liitpaten
ntafiaa iotaforpaista ianotiiille
waIlOillc. 80 bilioOnaa fnltantarf-
fao. Sorioitfieen mposfin fuiiIui
ipaatinus ettd Nansfa pie ioiiffon.
ia pois gflibrilta.
@ansfan ia 8elgidit ninisterit
oipot npt oiian ioboosta neiiipoteI-
leet ia ofpot fpIni6sti bpliGnneei
Safian tarioufict.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-05-10
Saltofaartilaiiet lGbetetGGm Snp.
meen.

tneen.
-&afii tpalfofaartilaista, @ino
Sorppa ia Slmari SiirilG, .siotfn o.
liWat ottaneet oiaa plinaiien balm.
non futistanliieen Suomesla 1917
ia iotfa CANADIAN tultuaan iollti-
ipat iuarastalnallaan peneella 8i-
geon-ioen pli ybopsmaltain puolelle
paetafieen plinaisten tuainoa tpiime
ipfipna, on mdGrattp ldbetettdtp6fii
tafaiiin Suomeen futen Oulutbir
fonttorin iiirtolaistarfastajalle 6.
3. %emingtonille ilmoitettiin yb-
opSlualtain tp0bepartenentista. Sno
linlatta aiiaa pnparoipist1 ieifoista
ia iiita, etta nuoret miebet itie ma.
poaebtoiIesti antautuilpat iiirtolais-
tarfastajalle, on tp0iibteeri mG1rGn-
npt bei0at farfoitettalpitii, iill6 b6n
on iulistanlit ioban faiffia lltluatto-
nasti CANADIAN failtta t1nne tltlijoi.
ia pastaan. Soinen buomatalpa
puoli aiiasia OH le, ettG faiffi epG-
.balutiit mliiifalaiiet lGbetet11n foti
maabaiia eifG CANADIAN. Jtuorct
miebet, fltmpninentin % muooen j..
fdiiid opot $500 tafaufiella ipa.
palibesia.
Wfaalisf. 16 b. Sorppa, SiirilG
ia Iare &osfela iaapuiipat iiirtoldis
tartastaja 8. Q. Henlingtonin etsen
lafimiebeni1 9. $. @ranin fanSia
ia fertoiipat, fitinfa be olimat tut.
leet marfain Obopsipaltoibin miire
marrasfuiisia. Se ianoiipat, ettG
pltnaiiet CANADIAN meti1f1mpill1 u1
faiipat beioGn benfeGGn. fuilltuaan
bsiodn oleapan Sucmen palfofaar.
tin miebiG. Seit1 fobtaiilpat ialnan.
Iaiiet ubfalifiet Sort SSrancelisia ia
Sort 4rtburisia, fiinnss be lopnlta
padttiipGt fllfea raian pli. 8asta
aietettuaan gbisbolmiin, EtisiG be
faiipnnnosia, be iai-
mot ieIpille, .etta be elipat riffcneet|
iiirtolaislafia. Neu-
poteltuaan aiiasta lafinlies @ranin
fansia be pddttitpdt antalitua ipiran-
ontaiiilIe.
&osfela, folnas nuori mics, l1fii
Oulutbista nierailulle Sregoniin,
ntlitta wiranomaiiet pio6ttip6t bG-
net Gqnaoasia. Sdn on npt iielld
piranomaisten fGiisiG, ioten farfoi-
titsmdGrGps fosfee ainoastaan Sorp
puu ia SiiriIad. gino Sorppa ianoo
olemania entiien ipaltiopdipdmieben
Eorpan poifa gtelaJ8obianmaalta.
8:M.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-05-10
aiinalaiiet rus,uut inrmatSisiS.

TefingistG tieootettiin tpiime FUN.
nuntainu, ettG fiinolaiiet rostpot lG-
bella Sbantlingin raiaa oipat piodt-
tdneet matfustqiaiunan ia inrnan-
meet pboen llfomdalaiien iefd tpan-
einneet 15O matfustajaa joitten jou-
fosia pitdiii olIa amerifalaiIiafin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-05-10
&n alnrien iupimanGbtSs.

slmerifalainen fiibfoiidnmaalli.
ten faIaieiiro "9ii &lur" on tpiime
tpiifolIa pitdnpt iiiiiren fofonfien G.
r6GIld furmilIa geip Seriepsid. SEQ.
foiifieen ei Iasfettu muita fuin ier-
ran jdienid. 3ofoufiesio tieoetddn
,oIIeen noin 10000 niestd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-05-10
&afIi naista birtettiin GamabasIa.

emilio YiccarilIo ia Nrs 5lo-
renee 2asianora birtettiin Sort
Susfatcbelpanisia, sllberta, Cana
oosia toifof. Q pGiipan aamlina.
Molen1mat naiiet of buomattii ippl.
liiifii erddn poliiiim utitrbaah iotd
tapabtii 10 iuiime ippsfuusia.
&abteentpntmeneen nelidan tpiio'
teen ei ole birtettp naista Ganaoas.
Ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-05-10
Neiu Yorfin iualtio ei aiunsta fieltp.
lain t1htGnt51npanua.

Seem yorfin lainlaatiiafitnta on
fitmonnlt poltion fieltolain t1ptGn-
t0Onpanolain. iofa tdbdn asti on Of
Iut iirirefii aipufii IiittobaIlitufielIe
fieltoIain riffoiia oboistaisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-05-10
8iiIi tmbatta iuenalGistG pappia
ipansittmna.

9fiifa, 2attpia. - Meliposto baI.
litlificn fpoufiroisia sBendidlld on
enenmGn fnin 1000 oifeausfoista
pappia ia piispaa iefd 5000 pappia
ia maalliffoa, iotfa fitulutpat miti-
BIN nsfontunniistlifiiin. IGnta faif-
ii otpat tpangittuina usfonnolliiista
ipist1. SGllainen tieto on iaatu nelt-
posto bollitliflen piireistd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-05-10


9lurin9osia tapabtllnut fplmene.
minen on aifaaniaanut fen, ettG nil
me talpi oil bariuinaiiimpia ia fe-
not aitpam erftetttem Ioatuaan, bl
mauttaa geational glcaoemp of
Siencen iibteeri, tri 6. 6. abbot.
Sen mlltaon fuin OH Smifbloniun
Snititlten g(ri5onasia ia gbilesiG o.
lewilla bdipaintoaienlilla pantu nler
file on aurinfo menett1npt 1ebfu.
maa poinaania. glurinfofuntarnme
fesfuslammitpslaitos on lemitt1npt
ldmpoG Sd proienttia pGbenlnlGn
fiiin 15 fliufaiitta iitte.
Sri glbbott ei eritpiiesti pGit1,
ettd aiiringon lGmln6n mdbenemiiel.
I'd ia miimeaitaiiilla IGmpoiubteillo
oliii mitG1n oleellista pbtepttG fes.
fen1niG, miitta buomalittaa, ettd tG
man aiian tiitfiminen oliii, fiitolli-
men aine tieteelle. SGn pilttaa fiji
ben, ettG allringon lGmmon alenemi
men of mariin buomiota anlaitieipa
ia laatuaan aiipan erifoinen tapab-
tltntn altrinfofltnnasiumme, ettG len
topaista ei ole iattunut len jdlfeen,
flin 1915 alettiin tutfia ia mittailla
auringon lGmmon nouiuia ia alene-
miiia.
SpptG allringon lGmpomoiman o.
lenenileen et marnlliltoella tieoetu
eif1 iitGfGGn fltinfa fa,tan it'd tit-
lee festdmdGn. Sri @bbotin ipGitteen
mufaan oipat auringon lanpopoi-
man alenenlileen etiitt1ipGt ntuapal-
Ion ulfopuolelta, itie ,auringosta
taifta FIFTEEN fen ldbimnlasta pmpd-
ristostG.
WlitG1n pleist6 fplmenemistd ei
lnaapallolla fiimminfaan ole tapab-
tiinllt eifG iellaista taripitie obottaa-
fao1 fila er6moilla, merilld ia pill.
pillG tulee alma olemaan erilaiIet
ipaitutteenia ntaan ilmastoon. 81
natietojen ntiifaan oil tpltoii 1920
fluntin, nitd ipiiteenfpnmeneen
lpuoteen tie6et11n. Sttaen buonlioon
TOTO ybopsipallat, oil Diime wnoii
buontattapasti fplmempi nrtta ei
lpielGf1Gn fesfitaioa alenpi. Basta
lpiime ioullifiti,lla alfoi bnoHatta.
lpampi fplmenerninen eli noin folme
fliufaltto fem iGlfeel1, fun paifntteet
aurinaosia alfoiipat ilmet1, ia len
idlfeen aifaaniai ie eritpiiesti buo.
motto,pia murtofiia ilrnastosld. T.
maltioisia oil fluiminta ia
li,oteiiisia ipaltioisla fplmintd, nti-
t1 folmeenfpnmeneen ipitoteen tieoe
td1n. San1mifitu mito6ostii tapot'
tonlan mprsfpiiefii ia nprsfpt fnl-
fiipat entiiestddn poiffeaipia reitte-
iGnld. SGtG iatfui belmifr,nllafin
iolloin pleinen fplmeneminen oil
foiIliiisia oiisia moo-
ia, misIG fesfilGmpo oil fesfitaIoo
palion olemtpona. lliioen @nglannin
moItioisIa iatoi pitfin talipea enein-
man llinta fiiin miIIoinfoon ennen,
mifGli mltistiinpooista tieoetddn.
geGisi6 oiisia maata of maalistnn
topattonan fpln1G ia iitG jotfiii
iosta jobtlii bartpinui
fen fplmG ia ntpobdinen felpGt. Sub
tifrun enii pGiipinG ipntpi fplmd il.
mafpirta, iota iatfiii Min mpobdlel-
Re ettG ieIlaisto Il tieoctG 4ullio-
ipuorten it6puolella ennen tapobtl-
Evening star., 1923-09-06

So Camp Suits, SI.45-35
Boys Khaki Camp Suits, shirt
with long sleeves. and knicker--
booker pants; sizes IS to Is
years.
81 to $3.50 Pants, 79c-9O
pairs of Boys Wash Pants, of
khaki. linen and Panama cloth;
knickerbocker style, in sizes !,
s, IA, Is, 10, IL and Is years.
= 81 Shirts, 59c-I2O Boys
Khaki Shirts. sport model. with
double yoke backs; sizes l2H
to ID neck measure.
79c to 81 Blouses, 59c-
800 Bows B1ouses, sport or col
lar attached style; white, tan
and striped effects: double yoke
back; sizes 8 to Is years.
Goldenberg Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Friday Bargains for Boys

$3.50 Play Suits, 69c-9O
Boys and Girls Play Suits. Cow
boy, Cowgirl, Squaw and Indian
Chief styles; broken sizes from
2 to II years.
$3.50 TivO pants Suits.
S5.45-Neat medium brown
mixtures, we'll tailored Norfolk
models, with two pairs of lined
pants; sizes 7 to 10 years.
SI.29 to $3.50 Pants, H.Y
OF suiting mixtures, lined and
unlined; also of corduroy; sizes
8 to II years.
SIPS to $3.50 Hats, 95c-
New styles for boys of all
ages, including telescope, Al
pine, tams, brim hats and MILDLY
styles; of serges and mixtures;
sizes 61s to 7S.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
M|SJUDG|NG j. s.
COSTLY TO EUROPE
Much Trouble Might Have
Been Spared at Versailles,
Says Birkenhead.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, September 6.-Had
Europe known when the Versailles
treaty was being drafted, that the
United States intended staying out
of her affairs. amy matters which
have caused endless trouble in the
world might have been spared"
II was declared last night by the
Earl of Birkenhead, former lord
chancellor of England. in an address
before the Canadian Bar Association
Lord Birkenhead declared he was
ready to back up the speech he made
at WllliamStown before the Institute
OF Politics, in which he said America
was not ready for the idealism of
iormer President Wilson. so far as
MS Idea of league of nations was
concerned.
Recalls His Prophecy.
when / spoke at New York in
l9lS, continued Lord Birkenhead. Il
was certain that the United States
would remain exclusive and live their
Ives. That speech aroused the
lefceSt turmoil In the United States
l was attack ked right and left. through
all possible channels. The venom
poured upon me for having made
such statement was tremendous.
. anu HOW IL appears, after all this
TIME that l was quite right"
Speaking of the Versailles confer
ence. Lord Birkenhead said
1t was bit late. YOU know. We
Were stupid when the great peace
conference was on at Versailles If
then we had only realized that the
united States intended to live their
own lives We would have been much
ahead
Might Have Saved Trouble.
IF at Versailles. we had known
that the United States were to remain
out, many matters which have caused
endless trouble in the world might
nave been spared. We should have
known and been prepared for what
the United States did With Armenia.
what happened to Greece, and in that
case the Ruhr might have been
evaded. What l am saying | am per-
fectly aware will raise a storm |
am prepared to back up my state
ment here at any time and in any
country. | do not propose to recoil
one particle from what | said at Will
Jamestown or what l say now.
Either the school of idealiSm which
preceded the last election in the
United States is right. or it is wrong
l am inclined to believe it is right
Evening star., 1923-09-06

soc Chemise, 49c-Pink
Envelope Chemise. soft-fnish
quality, strap shoulders; broken
sizes. :,
81 Chemise, 79c Toie
Envelope Chemise, dainty col.
ored stitchings; all sizes; tull
cut and we'll finished.
SI9S Nighfgowns, SI.5O-
Wolfe Nightgowns, sleeveless
models, in blue, pink and
orchid |; novelty band trimmings.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Wash Goods Remnants
Half Price and Less
l2Hc yd.

Formerly Csc and 35c Yd.
Remnants of Printe d
Voiles, Plain Color Voiles
and Organdies, Colored
Linene, White India Linon,
Pajama Checks, Longcloth,
Nainsook, White Wolfe and a
variety of other weaves. Ex-
cellent lengths. Widths SO to
a. inches.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
z9c .yd.

Formerly 59c and SOC I'd.
Remnants of Ratine, Or.
CANDY, Fine Voiles, Plisse
Crepe, Mercerized Pongee,
White Chiffon Voile, White
Mercerized Batiste, White
Org and dy, Nainsook, etc.
Lengths suitable for all pur-
poses. SO to a. inches wide.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Undernuslins Sacrificed

SI.98 Pefficoafs, SI.N-
"Flexo" Petticoats, of fine
grade muslin, deep flounces OF
imported embroideries; slightly
mussed.
$3.50 and SI.z5 Chemise,
$l-Envelope Chemise, of white
nainsook; deep yokes of dainty
laces and insertions; slightly
mussed.
GelAenbergt-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
ChildrenS WearubLes
Greatly Reduced for Friday

&c Com mbinafiOnS. 49c-
OF cross-barred muslin, hem
stitched necks and elastic bloom
ers: odd sizes.
81 Knickers, SI.39-Girls
Linon Knickerbocker natural
color: fitted bands ard button
knee: broken sizes.
Goldenberg s-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06

Infants Dresses, Soc
Short White Dresses of main
sock: dainty embroidery yokes
and trimmed skirts; sizes l and
2 years.
SOC Vanfa Bands, 25c-
Babies Vanta Bands. fine grade;
no ties nor buttons; broken sizes.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Part Wool Blankets
81 45

Classed as mill seconds" be-
cause of a slightly uneven bor-
der or rough edge. none torn,
66Xs0 and 70XS0 double-bed sizes,
good heavyweight plaids of blue,
pink, tan and gray, also white
with blue or pink borders.
Evening star., 1923-09-06

one Of the favorite recreationS of
Mrs. Coolidge. the new mistress of
the White House. is ice skating, in
which form of winter sport she has
been an adept since her girlhood
days
Evening star., 1923-09-06

Union Suits. 95c-Of
ribbed balbriggan and white cot
ton: short sleeves and full length
legs: made on Cooper's spring
needle machine; seconds Of 5000
values.
$3.50 Union Suits. 95c-
PorOsknit Union Suits. white and
ecru colOrS; short sleeves. full
length legs; broken sizes; perfect
quality.
81 Sport Shirts, 69c-Ot
white and tan cotton pongee;
perfect quality: broken sizes.
limited quantity.
Sport SaCeaferS. E.N-
N-neck model. with two pockets;
heather mixtures: mostly small
sizes: seconds of $500 values.
Goldenbsrg s-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
81 Blankets, $3.50 Pair

64x80 and 66xS0 Double-bed
Blankets. soft finish grade. in
various color plaids. as well as
tan and gray with blue or pink
borders. Priced by the pair, but
cut singly with overlook edge
finish.
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06

S. and SO Comforts
Mill samples OF Hygeia brand Cotton
filled Comforts. slightly mussed from - cc
handling 72xSO and 72x84 large double-bed ( .OO
sizes. Covered with fine grade mercerzed u
cambrics and sateens, many with plain color
borders and figured centers and backs.
Evening star., 1923-09-06

Start the school year ,Uith
the dress that mother made
A WHITE MILDLY and blue skirt. Or pretty
serge dress. 1t matters little which it is SO
long as it is new for the first school day.
Mothers can make pretty school clothes
ily now since the new Mccall PRINTED Pat
tern makes sewing not only simpler but reduces
the time by half.
special collection of materials suitable for school
clothes can be in the Dress Goods Department.
Sturdy wash fabrcs reps pique corduroy
linens and also woolens in plaid and plain designs
advantageousy priced
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Ub to S49.5O Goats
Odd Lots of Hosiery

Odd Lots of Hosiery
Fiber Silk Hose, 45c-Womens
Fiber Silk Hose, three-Seam
back; in an assortment of colors.
but not black; slight seconds.
"Wydeseem" Hose, S9c-Wom-
ems "Wydeseem" Thread Silk
Hose. in cordovan, African brown
and smoke; perfect quality; dis
continued numbers.
Children'S Hose, 39c Three
quarter Length Mercerized Rib
bed Sport Hose, with assorted
color tops and turnover tops;
broken sizes. Worth sac pair.
ChiIdren'S Stockings, H0c-Bidck
and Cordovan Fine Ribbed Cot
ton Stockings; seconds of 15c
values.
Goldenberg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Glove OddmenfS

81 Cloves, 69c-WdSHabIe Snede-
finish Gloves. strap wrist style;
assorted shades; broken sizes.
Silk Glopes, 98c-I6-bafton Six
Cloves with Paris point stitch
ings; double tipped fingers; white
only.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06

Bungalow Aprons, of neat per-
Gales, in various fast color print
ings. Full cut garments with
pretty bindings, finished with
pockets and belt.
- First Floor-Bsrgain Table.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
81 TeSfeeS
60C

Odd lot of Vestees. in organdy
and lace effects; slightly mussed
from handling.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
Ub to S5.9S Dresses
S1.9S

9S Women's and MISSES
Dresses. of voile and ging-
hams. plain or fancy models;
all wanted colors; sizes Is to
A.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
All Silk Remnants
Formerly Up to 81 Yard
Friday, $1.19 Yard

Remnants from best selling lines OF silks marked
wav below former prices to clear them out tomorrow.
Many choice select from, and lengths want
for all dressmaking.
The assortment consists of Canton Crepe, Georgette
Crepe Figured Crepe de Chine Sport Satin Plain Crepe de
Chine, Chiffon Tafeta Satin Messalne Caravan Silks SILK
Broadcloth Satin Duchesse, etc.
Goldenbeg ST
Evening star., 1923-09-06

Athletic Underaoear. 25c
of gauze cotton. madras and
nainSook: coat or pull-oyer shirts,
knee-length drawers: broken
sizes: seconds of 50c 10 75c
values.
Half Hose, Hc-Lisie
Hslf Hose. black and plain col
ors; high spliced heel, double re-
inforced sole and toe: seconds Of
zoe values.
81 s. SIPS Gaps. Sc
Summer Caps. of mohair. polo.
beach and other materials: only
about 40 in the lot.
81 Six NeckVear. 35c-
Odds and ends of Spring and
Summer Neckwear. of good quail
ity silks, medium shape four-in-
hands.
Evening star., 1923-09-06
A Friday Cean.Ub Small and Discontinued Patterns of
Wanted Floor COVERINGS
Rugs that slightly hed display kind and with
$50 administer and Wilton
Velvet Rugs, S36.75

lust AZ in the lot-Genuine Gold Seal"
Congoeum Art Squares, strictly perfect
quality, without borders; excellent pattern.
and colorngs.
The Washington times., 1923-03-15
Pantry Dresses, Csc

OF fast color tub ma
terials. Sizes 2 to s. Fri
day at 95c.
The Washington times., 1923-03-15
Gloves, Friday, SOC

Wonaen's suede finish
first quality 2 buttons,
e1nhroid ered backs s to
81 in grays, browns,
mode, black and white.
ST .98 Umbrellas, 81 .49
Wornen's 1aercerized
silk-like cloth; paragon
frames leather trimmed
handles. Friday, SLAB.
Hair Nets, II for csc
Real hair nets, cap
shape; three shades Of
brown, blonde and black.
Friday II for 25c.
81 .9S Bags for 81 AZ
Travelling bags, water
proof; Of 16 and Is inch
sizes. Friday, 81. 40.
Brassieres at CSC
Also Bandeaux $1.0O
to $3.50 models, Of wash
satin, silk, jersey, linen
and Treco. /" IS to so
sizes at Sc.
OUTSIDE Suits, Soc
Wornen's AS to so union
suits; made fully large !;
ilregulars. Friday at SOC.
Sports Hose, Soc
Women's silk and Isle !;
irregulars; in two-tone eff
fects, browns and tans.
Friday, Soc.
Csc Hose, 2 Pairs Csc
Irregulars black
hose, reinforced. Worln-
ems, 9 to 10: Juveniles
8 to 81. Any two pairs,
25c.
Sateen Boomers, Soc
Juveniles; sizes 4 to
10; elastic at waist and
knees; white, flesh and
black. Friday, Soc pair.
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Home Needs
Is Friday Specials ii
Our Basement
Mill End Sale

be0 spreads ;rOener
S iasbss 80
Sheet Seamless, with
irregular hens.
Size O. ~.
72x9O Cd
Pillow Cases The "a
nous .'SleepWell'' 81
make. 42x36 ms. AO
VOiIes SIS inches vide
de luxe tissue 10
finish Yard Oe
Shifting Madras S6
l Ys1d vide Sc
VOiIes New coIors and
40 inches wide.
Yard Hot
Dimity White so
inches wide. "a
Yard OF
Pique36-i INCH 69c
yard quality %
at. O&
Table CI0thsS6- inch !;
round, with seal co
Ioped borders O0
Napkins Damask ID
III. size hem 0 !"
med. IL for d w
Sprea MarseilIes !;
satin finish RG no
Seconds at e1Oe0O
Diaper Cloth % inch !;
insealed pack 01 -
ages. 10 yards u ls4O
T we 900 hem
med dish towels. q
Each lot
Wash Good Percales,
ginghams, cretonne and
muslin. 1900 8
yards in all 4OC
Dresser Scarfs Natur-
al color crash 81
500 each. AOC
Friday Bargain Basement.
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Vests, 3 for Soc

Women's; fully large;
SO to 81 sizes elastic rib
bed irregulars. Friday,
2 for Soc.
39c Vests, 2 for Soc
Women's !; first quality ;
lace trimmed SO to Al.
Friday, 2 for Soc instead
of 78c.
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The Capes, Coats and ST
Not One Made to Retail at Less Than S1295 and S1495

just eceied time for sketches SUITS fine veours and
with box coat and mandarin sleeves
CAPES clevy embroder
Choice for SO.
hey prices for such styles qaePalais Royal Bargain
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Bungalow Aprons, 69c

Dress-Iike bungalow tub
aprons, Of fast colors.
Limit Of three to q pur-
chaser.
25c Vests, 3 for 59c
Women's ribbed /; flesh
and white SO to AZ; ir-
regulars. 3 for 59c in
stead of 75c.
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COstunle SIips. So. "a
Gowns, Skirts, Corset Covers
Friday only Soc

Women's crepe and nainsook nightgoWns
also nainsook short skirts, corset covers and
drawers; regular and extra sizes. Friday at Sc.
Bargain Basement.
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Boomers, etc. 9Oc
Batiste, crepe and lingette boomers, step-ins
Of various coIors and styles. bargain Basement.

39c Hose, 2. Pairs 69c
Women's; first quality :
"outsizes, with fully
large limbs. Sizes 9 to
1917. Friday, 2 pairs Csc.
Bargain Basement.
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Juveniles Suits, Soc

Ribbed waist union
suits, with tape and wash
able buttons sizes 2 to
IL years. Friday Soc.
Costume Slips, So. rs
Women's tailored tub
silk slips, with caInisole
top and strap shoulders.
Black, navy and brown.
Sizes to 4
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House Dresses, 81 .e8

In ali sizes, So to SO.
Are better tub dresses /;
some with braid and or
CANDY trimmings. Fri
day, $1.86.
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Paiamas at 9Oc

Women's; 2-piece; en-
pire style, Of batiste and
nainsook; in maize, or
child, flesh and white.
Bargain Basement.
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in the city pricesmade still less for FrdayLearn that
TomorroWs PreEaer list includes the seasons best values
sec Jersey Ribbed Boomers
Friday 2 prs. 49c

200 at this wonder price. Made with elastic
gusset and elastic bands at waist and knees 49c
instead Of 78c.- Bargain Basement.
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Sheer Silk Chiffon Hose
Friday at 85c

!. "a nominal price because "irreguIars." Examine
them and see If You can find blur" What if
YOU do--at 85c pair?-Bargain Basement.