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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23
FOUND A CURE FOR INDIGESTION

Liver Tablets for Indigestion and Ind
they suit my case better than any
dyspepsia remedy / have ever tried
and l lave used many different medi--
cines. l am nearly ifty one years OF
ige and have suffered a great deal
from Indigestion. | can eat almost
tnything / want 10, now" writes
}eorge w. Emory, Rocks Mills. Ala.
rn9se tablets contain no pepsin but
strengthen the stomach and enable It
TO digest the food naturally. adv.M
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23
CHICO
Especial Correspondence

Especial COrreSpOndencel
Milo Hollister is busy clearing the
Gilbert place.
Grant Riesland left Tuesday fol
Spokane by way Of Occur d'Alene to
attend to business matters.
r. M. Grove left for Kansas on
business Immediately after returning
from Seattle, Saturday. He expects
to return by Easter.
Excavation for a small house has
been started on the Hollister tract
recently acquired from Mrs. Gilbert.
The new home will be occupied by
Miss Charlotte HOLSTER.
VIM. Armstrong is not working at
the Bradbury mine this week %
account Of a severe cold.
Information was received that
Sebastian Schropp Of Dickinson,
North Dakota, might move to Chico,
and build on his tract which adiolns
the Juliet place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ihly left last
week for a two weeks visit with their
children in Spokane.
The entire Tussing family have ali
recovered from a light attack OF the
flu.
Ezra Reed returned Tuesday to the
Bradbury mine after spending four
days nursing his friend, VIM. Arm
strong.
Mrs. Jack lilly of Spokane returned
10 her home after spending ten days
visiting at the home of her husbands
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Ihly.
Walter Tussing spent the weekend
with his folks, returning Wednesday
for Granite where he is employed by
VIM. Rudi.
Grover Harris left for Kellogg TO
work in the mines while his wife is
under treatment in a Spokane SAM
forum. According to last reports
Mrs. Harris condition is unrhanged,
Word was received Wednesday |
from Harry r, Gould of Mica that a
COW testing association would be
Immediately organized taking in the
greater part Of the county. A meet
ing 10 the county agents office TO
discuss the matter is set for March
rs. This is a good move and it is
hoped that a number from this |
vicinity will join and help themselves
TO the benefits that invariably follow
such al enterprise.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

Fer Sale-Yale-Garland Nc. 25E
heating stove; l Royal Charter Oak
range e hole, Sin. cover, reservoir
and warming oven, burns wood or
coaD; other articles.-F. o. Hill. 43p
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

WANTED-Men, M and chill
dren in every community to send =
postcard for SUNSETS big, interest
ing Gift Catalogue-iust out. Hun
dseds of useful, valuable rewards IN
return for u little spare time.
Address Catalogue Dept, SUNSET
MAGAZINE, San Francisco. So 30p
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

For Sale-Team Of good work
horses, weight about 1900 each. price
reasonable. AT Iryan Feely's 2 miles
south of Rathdrum, or address Elmer
Hite, Spirit Lake, Idaho. AZ As
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

Owing to poor health I will sell all
my hotel furniture and restaurant
equipment for $3.50 (less than half 2nd
hand price,. Look 1t over.-Mrs. r.
Mulledy, Rathdrum.-adv. 40 D.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

Registered Chester White boar for'
service at Carriers camp. Hauser Lake
Ida. Address f. Vapdersluis, II. IL
Post Falls. Al Asp
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

For Sale-Forge and Drill Press
and bits for drill press $50 takes IT
all IT. F. Foster, Rathdrum. idano.
43 44p
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1923-03-23

For Sale-Limited numbet OF pures,
bred Rhode Island Red cockerelsJ
$3.50 ard SO. 00.-A. e. franklin. 36tf,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-07

establishment the other day and asked
to see some of those non de plumes she
had often heard of.
Il. o. o. F.
The woman drops in "just for a
minute" usually mistakes the minute
hand of the clock for the second hand.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-07

prison, one day wrote his former past
or: "There is men of all denominations
here, but l am proud to tell you that
our church leads.
i. o. o. F.
One of those ladies who recently
acquired riches, called at the millinery
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-07
Try a Grit-Advocate wantad.
Il. o. o. F.
Try a Grit-Advocate wantad.

l. o. o. F.
Miss Emma Carlson returned home
the first of this week from Sterling,
where she has been teaching school,
TO spend the summer vacation with
her parents here.
Il o. o. F.
Members of the five hundred club
went to Grant, Nebr Wednesday eve
ming as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
E. Spells. An enjoyable evening was
reported.
u n n
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-07

Marie Coreli's greatest love story
The book thrilled you The picture will hold you spe-bound
Millions have read and reread the nov-mons have taken
Thema their hearts Now photopay stupendous
in scenic ppng stupendous cosumng stupendous
With brilliant and beautiful young star in the great
role of her career!
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-06-07

Church pride seldom finds an equal
One church member who got into the
tolls of the law and was finally sent to
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Friday Savings on
Little Tots Apparel

t5OD Flannelette Wrappers. formerly
QUO: fridays price .35c
us pairs) Kid Shoes. pink and blue:
formerly $l.25; Fridays price. SOC
U3 pairs) White Pique Shoes. former
ly 79c; Fridays price. ........ soc
t6 pairs) White Silk Hose. size ST. ::
formerly soc; Fridays price. Soc
Is pairs) Cashmere Hose. size 6k:
formerly 79c: Fridays price. 25c
(2S pairsD Blue Silk Socks. sizes 4 to
s: formerly 75c and $1.O0; Fridays
price SOC
(25 pairs) Cotton Socks. sizes Az to
6; formerly SOC; Fridays price CSC
ca Crocheted Bottle Covers, formerly
15c: Fridays price. 29c
Is pairs) White Silk Rubber Pants.
formerly s1.00: Fridays price soc
uO) Boys Gingham Suits, broken
sizes; formerly CSC; Fridays
price .......-..... .49c
u6l Bibs. hand d-embroidered. former
ly $1.00 to s1.50: Fridays price .49c
u3) Lawn Bonnets, Fridays price
greatly reduced. d................2O zoe
tG> Pique Hats, white; formerly s1.O0;
fridays price. .................15c 15c
90 Cretonne Hats, formerly CSC; Fri
days price. .15c
ID Lavender Orsandie Hat. formerly
Sl.Oo; Fridays price. 15c
Cd Silk Sacque, interlined; formerly
s4.9o; Fridays price. e........ as
OO Black Sateen BIoomer.. on
bodies; formerly 75c: Fridays
(2) Cloth Hats. blue and brown; for
merly s1.95; Fridays price. SOC
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02
LEGION CONVENTION
SOUGHT FOR D. c.
Efforts Being Made to Bring
Annual Gathering Here.
100000 Are Needed.

Washington may be the scene OF
another large convention next year
If plans of Watson B. Miller. national
vice commander OF the American Le-
gion, and former head of TIE Dis
trict of Columbia department, are
realized. This convention. or en-
campment as the veterans put it,
will bring to Washington represent
ative eX-service men from all over
the country, filling the nations cap
ital with riot of patriotism during
the days the former soldiers con-
vcnc
Mr. Miller pointed out To the exec
utive committee here, headed by De-
partment Commander John Lewis
Smith. that the east was the logical
pNce for the 1924 convention of the
A1erican Legion to be held. The
ISt caucus of the legion was held in
1919 in St. Louis. followed by the first
encampment in Minneapolis the same
year. In 1920 the legion met in
Cleveland; 1921, in Kansas City; 1922,
ing will be held in October in San
Francisco
Commander Smith will appoint a
special canvass committee in the
HtSl lew udN - 10 lnltINleN luc va
rious merchants on the subject to
see if they will help raise a fund
of 100000 necessary for entertain
ment features. 1t has been brought
out that the local posts arc heartily
in favor of bringing the convention
here.
Opposition to Washington, how
ever. has already arisen. and Atlantic
City has guaranteed large sum for
securing the 1924 convention. 1t is
understood that one large hotel has
pledged $4,000 and that Philadel
phia merchants have also contributed
TO the guarantee fund. If, however,
Atlantic City is chosen, those inter
eSted point out that the time Of the
convention will have to be advanced.
as late fall is not the best time for
a convention in Atlantic City: Pre-
held at that time to alloy the farm
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Short Lots of
Lingerie and Negligees

(2) Crepe de Chine Nightgowns, for
merry $15.15; Fridays price slO.'o
tD Radium Gowns, formerly sl2.'1:
Fridays price. ........ $c.So
te) Silk Envelope Chemise. formerly
$5.95; Fridays price. 1915
(5) Camisoles, formerly s2.2o: Fri
(7) Boudoir Caps, formerly s2.95; Fri
days price ...-.........-.. .Sl.oS
90 Boudodr Caps, formerly soc: Fri
days price. ..oVc
ts) Boadoir Caps, formerly s2,25; Fri
days price. Sl.oO
Tts) MusliIf Petticoats. extra size; for
merly $1.95; Fridays price. .9Sc
Is, Philippine Straight Chemise. for
merly $1.95; Fridays price. .$1.15
1N Envelope Chemise, formerly
$1.95: Fridays price. ......... S1.OO
tls, shadow Batiate Gowns, formerly
sass; Fridays price. $1.9S
u2) Envelope Chemise, extra size;
formerly $2.s5; Fridays price.$1.5O
(9) Corset Covers, formerly $3.50:
Fridays price. ce...............$ $1.OO
tI4 Box-Ioom Crepe Kimonos, for
merly $3.50; Fridays price. $1.95
ts, Dotted Swiss Kimonos. formerly
sass and $395: Fridays price .$1.95
n3) Lawn Kimonos. formerly $3.50;
Fridays price. ce................ .S9c
(s) Figured Lawn Kimonos, formerly
$1.95; Fridays price. .$1.O0
(c8) Crepe Morning Dresses, formerly
$395; Fridays price. e........ .SI.95
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Timely Savings in
Housewares

t30OI Window Screens. adjustable
wooden frames. heavy wire net
ting; size 12x33: were 3Sc; Friday.
edcn .oc
u50p Bottles O'Cednr Polish. quart
size: were S1.25; Friday, each. SOC
U25D Wizard OIL Mops. were $3.50;
Fridays price. e............... .95c
uOOp Cnnnister Sets. four pieces;
white enamel: were CSC: Fridays
price foc
(33I AIuminum Pcrc0latOrs. were
$1.15: Fridays price csc
t7SD Universal Aluminium Cake Pnns.
round: were CSC; Friday, each. csc
U5o, Kitchen Knives and Forks. were
csc: Friday, each. h..............17c
uOOl Serving Trays. mahogany fin
ish: were s1.00; Friday. each. Soc
$50 drz.} Water Glasses, were 75c:
Friday. dozen. .69c
go Coz.6 Cups and SaucePs. decorated:
we're for sl.1o: Fridays price. q
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Ell % | 9BOB1IOBX
FILM LABORATORY
INSTALLED IN AIRSHfP
Innovation Will Revolutionize
Time Element in Aerial
Photography.

The time element in preparing
aerial photographs for study and pub
liCation will be revolutionized, the
bureau of aeronautics believes. with
the establishment on the ZR-l, the
big Navy airship now nearing com
rletion at the naval air station. Lake
hurst, y. j.. of a photograph labora-
tory equipped for developing and
printing still photographs and motion
picture films. Announcement was
made today that the laboratory is
being installed in the keel of the
giant dirigible. where supplies and
quarters for the crew are situated.
BY its use photographs and motion
pictures taken in flight can be fin
ished while the ship is in the air and
made ready for distribution upon
landing. In the case of an extended
fight Of several days the completed
photographs can be dropped over the
side by means of small parachutes
while passing over cities or prear
ranged points.
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Good Savings on
Boys Summer Needs

t5I pairs) Khaki Long Pants, size 10.
Fridays price. 81 90
t:2 pairs) Khaki Riding Pants, sizes
10 to 16. Fridays price. 49,. $40
g pnIrsD White Duck Long Pants.
sizes 10 to Il. Fridays price. 81. 70
t4s pairsJ Khaki knickers and Knee
Pants, sizes 4 to 10. Fridays
price 43c
usOb Sport BIouses. in khaki and
striped m a eri Is. Fridays
(92 pairs) Blue and Khaki OveralIs.
sizes to Is. Fridays price. 49c
90 Wash Hats, MILDLY style. Fri
Gay price 2Sc
t50 Boys and ChiIdren's Straw Hats.
Fridays price. e.................4 .49c
t96D Boys SWIMMING Suits. Fridays
price .4Bc
t4Sl Boys LiEht-weight Golf Caps.
Fridays price. e................l Toe
t:9D Boys Palm Beach Suits. Fridays
1861 Boys Pull-over Sweaters. Fri
days price. ................. eI SO
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02
A Short Lot Sale of
Hammocks

All equipped with stretcher and pill
low, with a deep dust valance:
UD Hammocks, were $3.50, now a. rs
1S) HammOcks, were $500, now .&37S
G5) .Hammocks, were $3.50. now.S4.2S
t9) HnmmOcks, were $500, now. $3.50
Cd Hammocks, were $3.50. now. S4.75
Etkht-baII Croquet Set. was $3.50;
Fridays price. ce.............. 81 .s5
Porch Swings, strongly built; were
$3.50; Fridays price. .SI.3s
ts) Flexoplane Wagons, were $I95:
nO Four-passenEer Lawn Swings.
were $695: Fridays price .Sa.2S
t5) Canopy Swings, were 1886: Fri
days price. S2SO
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Big Reduction in
Women's Hosiery

Women's Silk Stockings - Included
are first and irregulars. in blacks
and colors. Just 240 pairs to go.
and every one a clean-cut saving.
Sizes sig. 9 and 9ia. Were s1.00:
Fridays price. Soc
Broken Lines md Odd Sizes Reduced
CSC Lisle Hose. 3 pairs 90
78c Mereerized Hose, first quality. 3
35c LisIe and Cotton Hose. irregulars.
pairs. ............. .S1.OO
Fancy Glove Silk HO~iery-This is an
offering of unusual merit. The
qualities are high. the stockings
perfect and lovely. Sizes as you
find them. Were $3.50 and $500;
Fridays price. e................ S1.9S
FulI-fashioned Silk Hosiery-Choice
of tan brown and cordovan-just
the shades for fall wear. Excel
lent qualities at exceptional saw
ings. Were $500; Fri id VS.
mn
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Big Reductions on
Jewelry Short Lots

90 Cigarette Boxes, jade celluloid; !;
hold full pack; formerly $500. Fri
udy
(2S) Finger Rings, sterling silver,
with enamel top; white stone set
formerly soc; Fridays price. 29c
(5) Genuine Shell Cameo Finger
Rings, formerly $500: Fridays
u2D Cordeliers, with ornament and
bead; formerly soc; Fridays
price .20c
rIEST TLoc2
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Sheets, Cases and
Domestic Cottons at
Remnant Savings

CrinkIed Cloth. for summer spreads;
bleached or unbleached: - and 81
inch; formerly soc and SOC: Fri
days price, yard .75c
BIeached Cotton. with a chamois
longcloth finish yard wide; for
merly 1Sc; Fridays price. -. 15c
Sen Island Cotton. for sheets and art
work: 39-inch: formerly zoe; Fri
days price. lee
U2OD Sheets. double bed size: extra
long-s1X99- formerly s1.75; Fri
DAY price. 81 ..SS
tD6D Sheets, for cot or single bed: ex-
ira long-54x99-former s1.35:
Fridays price. 81 90
Embroidered PiIIowcases. many pat
terms; 45X36; formerly sec: Fri
days price. ...................5 SOC
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02

joy. to whom the prodigars return
gave no pleasure but only bitterness
one who did not approve of the feast
they held and wfo had no wish to at
tend it. Now, can any one OF you tell
me who this was?"
There was a breathless silence.
Then from a dozen sympathetic
scholars came the words:
please, sir. it was the fatted calf"
Evening star., 1923-08-02
ELKS GO TO CHICAGO.
Colored Lodges Take Band and
Drill Teams.

Morning Star Lodge. No. 40. and
Columbia Lodge, No. SIS. of the I'M
proved Benevolent Protective Order
Of ElkS (colored). accompanied by two
drill teams and a band of forty pieces
from this city. will attend the twenty
fourth annual session of the Grand
Lodge of colored Elks in Chicago, Au-
gust 26 to 81. inclusive.
The welcome address. it is an
nounCed. will be made by the mayor
of Chicago and city and state officials.
A response to the welcome will be
made by J. Finley Wilson. grand ex-
allied ruler. OF Washington. D. c. Will
son is a candidate to succeed himself
Evening star., 1923-08-02

finds upon his table. even the butter
being preserved from dissolving into
an oleaginous paste by being kept
in the little tin bucket. the rusty
bound bucket the frost covered
bucket that hangs in the well-if ice
is hard to get.
1t Is. then. the city that kills? Is
that where the figures are added to
the death rate? Although each city
Evening star., 1923-08-02

is proud to boast that it is lowering
them.
The village keeps few tables of
statistics and has no carefully chosen
regimen. but the people go on and on
into the twilight of old age without
the slightest concern for vitamines
and calories: and very little, indeed
for germs. microbes. bacilli and bac-
terra. That world of infinitesima Is
unknown to them.
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Sure Of a Seat.

From the London Tit Bits
Yes. sir. / always go to church
when you preach"
II am glad to hear that. but why
when / preach-why. not every Sum
day."
I'm always sure of a good seat
when you preach"
Evening star., 1923-08-02
98c Stamped Art Pieces
Friday, 4Sc

These garments are made up and
stamped on good quality material in
various attractive and easy-to-work
designs.
(40) Girls Dresses, on white pique;
sizes to years. .4Sc
(SS) Girls Dresses, on white dimity;
sizes to IL years .4Sc
(33) Children's Black Satecn Aprons.
4Sc
(72) Houxe Aprons, on heavy un-
bleached muslin. Observation-Disclosures .4Sc
(3CD Peasant Aprons, stamped on
crepe .4Sc
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02

tain of youth appears to be very
close to the town pump.
Far from the madding crowds ig-
noble strife, with nothing exciting
to interest or perturE, man or wo-
man may live and live as TRANQUILITY
from season to season as the trees
and other objects of nature.
Diet. too must count. Cold storage
never blights with its frigid fingers
the food that the ancient villager
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Villagers Live Long.

r. n. Collier. in the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
A small Missouri town of little more
than 200 people numbers eighty who
are four-score years old. while anotk-
er Of 800 or 900 finds l2o octogena-
rians.
This. then, is the secret of longev-
ity: Life in the village. The foun-
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Calf Treated Rough.

From the New Orleans Picayune.
The lesson was from The Prodigal
Son."
And the school teacher was dwell
ing on the character of the elder
brother.
But amid all the rejoicing" he
said, there was one to whom the
preparations for the feast brought no
Evening star., 1923-08-02
FIRST FLOOR
Odd Lots of
Semi.Made Skirts

These require very little work to
finish them. Already pleated and
hemmed
uD yoile Semi-made Skirts. white.
black, navy, copen and gray; for
merly s495; Fridays price. S3.s5
n, Creme de- Chine Semi-made skirts,
with hemstitched hem; black
brown and navy; formerly s1e.a5; (;
Fridays price. $6.35
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Collar and Cuff Sets
Reduced to Soc

Imported Eyelet Collar and Gun Sets,
in Peggy and Tuxedo styles: for
merly $1.o0; Fridays price. . soc
Remnants of PIeatfng and Straight
Bandings. for collar and cuff sets:
white and colors. Half price
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Save One-Fourth On
Porch Shades

Choice of green or brown: the
final clearance. Not all sizes in
each color, but you save ESQ,
as follows:
1e-ft. size; were $1450. Fri
days price ....... SI0.5O
loft. size: were $11.o0. Fri
eft. size; were s1o.5O. Fridays
III 90 ssS
sft size: were $3.50. Fridays
price ,......,. @.S
1T size; were $40, Fridays
price ............. .x5.sS
6-ft. size; were s6.45- Fridays
price 1k4-sS4
S-ft- size $50 Fridays
Prlce sSs-1S
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Remnants in HOusefurnishingS
Dept. Are Radically Reduced

1000 pieces Stenciled Crash, table
runners. pillow tops: formerly
SSc to. .$1.eo: Friday. each. :. 20c
u,000 yardsD ColorfuI Cretonne,
lengths to S yards; were soc
and 75c; Fridays price, yd .5c
(OddsD Curtains, Stripes, etc, Of
fine laces: your choice of the
lot Friday, each. ............5O soc
t60D Khaki and Tan Stripe AVN
inEs. perfect; complete with
frame and fixtures: final clean
up. Fridays price, each. .SI.OO
Evening star., 1923-08-02
STREET FLOOR
Handkerchiefs

women's PURE Linen Handkerchief,
hemstitched: formerly 25c; Fri
days price J for. r..............S SOC
Mems White China Silk Handker-
chiefs, formerly soc; Fridays price.
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Small Lots of
SilVerWare

(13) Batter Knives. nickel silver; for
merly 30c; Fridays price. -. .19c
q doxen) Orange md Grapefruit
Spoons. heavy plated: formerly
$3.50; Fridays price, 9 for. 50
Is dozen) individual Butter Spread
ers, formerly s2.39; Fridays price,
fOr.... $l.S8
(e) PulSerized Sugar Shakers, etched
base, silverplated top; formery soc;
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02
A Wonder VaIac
A Wardrobe Trunk, Sl3.98

Well made-fiber covered and
just about the greatest value
we have ever offered. Limited
quantity. Be prompt.
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Lining Remnants
Reduced One.Third

Useful and usable lengths. in such
good qualities as A. B. c Silks. Buty
Chyne, White and Black Sateen and
Fancy Sateen. All one-third off
marked prices. Savings galore. of
course.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02
STREET FLOOR
Writing Paper, SIC

(3s boxex1 Line en-nnish Writing Pa
per. with fancy lined envelopes:
formerly 75c and Soc; Fridays
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Half Price for Summer RUGS

AoAA Aol INoSo
Grass RugS-Fiber Rugs. in sizes
ax15 down to 1sx36 inches. Best
known makes-Crex. Waite. Will
low Grass, Rattania. kimlark
and others. All at half price.
tBroken lots) Small Rugs Mt Half
Pr:ce-Chamber Rugs. some i'm
ported qualities for bedrooms
and bath, in these sizes:
40, 24x4s Rugs, were $500. Fri.
u4l -4x6O Rugs. were 1915. Fri
days price. .&I.sS
(lD :7xS4 Rugs. were $500, Fri
days price. ce..............& 500
90 3Ox30 Rugs. were $3.50, Fri
days price. -&1-2S
t6D 30x36 Rugs, were $4.Io. FIJI
days price $2-SS
t22D Sundour Che ~nille Rugs. from
Scotland; absolutely fast colors:
lo) Rugs. 2x4 II. were $3.50, Fri.
days price. ce................ .S3.7S
tsl Rugs. 27xS4. were 5000. Fri
.o dnSs 49, pElsss.o s.o. were .1..s: fls
LInoIeunn Square,. 1886. cut from
remnants, each. 1Sc
ttMHIN[9.. SI&R.....@
Evening star., 1923-08-02
Toilet Needfuls at
Low Prices
Short Lots OF
Summer Gloves

$50 pairsD MiIanese Silk Gloves, 16-
button length: oak shade; sizes sig
10 S: formerly $50; Fridays
Silk and Chamoisette Gloves, 2-clasp;
brown, navy. black, white and
natural: broken sizes: Fridays
price greatly reduced. ...... zoe
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-08-02

38-in. Lingerie Jersey, in light blue.
pink. orchid. nile, turquoise ana
white.
32-in. AII-s.lk Honan PonEee. in navy
blue rose. tan, pink, gray ana
white.
36-in. Kimono silks. in attractive all
over designs, and colored prints IN
ten different combinations.
3S-in. knit krepe tfiber). in rose.
seal. peacock, coral. tobacco ana
Copen.
33-in. Heavyweight All-siik Shan
tunE, a superb quality, in natural
color only.
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Clearance of ParaSolS
s.aa s"lf o. 90
OICuI uIICc OF 1 OIL uooIo
ronE~~ F-ar.-,I-- formerly 3 :. 90,
-
y Fridays
CD Mcrcer1Ked Paraso1s, checked or
striped; formerly $500; Friday
price ................. 800
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Evening star., 1923-08-02
Girls Midsummer Dresses
Reduced

Exceptional value offering Of Girls
Dresses, in ginghams. yoiles, or
candies and lawns, including Sun
shine Bloomer Dresses in pretty
straight line effects, with collars
and sash of organdy or self ma
terials. Sizes . to II years. Fri
days price. ..................S As
F0upru Eronp
Evening star., 1923-08-02

American Lady, r & G, War
ner's, Memo, Binner. Rengo Belt,
Nine. Lyra, Frolaset, Nine. Pfeil.
and Bon Ton corsets of coutil and
broche: sizes 21 to Sc. but not in
each style.
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Evening star., 1923-08-02

Stylish Stout. Rengo Belt. Bin
ner. Nine. Pfeil, LaGrecque and
Frolaset models of fine coutil and
broche; low and medium bust.
long and medium hip. In the lot
sizes % to 36. but not in all styles.
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Evening star., 1923-08-02

Lot 2-Brassieres, former.
ly priced $3.50, 7E~
Choice .......... ~
Odds and ends of Bien Jolie. De-
Bevoise and Memo Circlets made
of fiber stripe material in sizes
SO to A; but not all sizes in each
style.
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Evening star., 1923-08-02

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