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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15
CROKER WIDOW
ATTACKS SON.
SIX ACTIONS
Unable to Attend Hearings
Here Because Of Contest
Over Will in ireland.

NEW YORK, Oct. Mrs. Bula
E. Croker, widow Of the one-tlme
Tammany chief, in a statement at
the Savoy, said she had been unable
to give personal attention to the
six suits which had been instituted
against her late husband by his
son, Richard Croker, four OF which
already have been decided, one
dropped because of the death OF
Mr.. Croker, ST., and the sixth await
ing trial.
She said that she was unable 10
be present at any Of the hearings
in the more recent litigation,
which led to Referee Ashbel L.
Fitch awarding to Croker judge
ment Of $157,605 for loans to
his father, because of the trial IN
the Irish courts Of the suit broughS
by her stepchildren against the pro-
bate of her late husbands Will.
None of the six suits brought by
Croker against his father in this
city was in any way connected with
the will case, she said.
Used Fathers Account.
"In the report made by the ref
cree in the accounting suit the
son claims $751;, 605.44 because Of
loans and advancements made to
his father covering a number of
years." Mrs. Croker said. "At
Richard, jr., was the agent with
authority to check upon his
fathers bank account. y AS point
ed out by counsel that the &C.
count Of Richard Croker, ST., was
not drawn upon when his bank
book most Of the time showed
large and satisfactory balances
when the loans were made"
Mrs. Croker mentioned one case
on September 10, 1905, when $1,000
is alleged to have been advanced as
part mayment on a mausoleum.
Result Of Suits. e..
ION that date" she said, "Mr.
Croker. ST., had $22,786.37 in the COL
onial Trust Company. Having re-
gard for all the circumstances of
the litigation between father and
son in New York, and that probate
suit in Ireland, it is a reasonable
submission that the conclusions OF
Mr.. Fitch, while affording gratifi-
cation to Richard Croker, jr., do
not dispose conslusively of the
charges made against him by his
father. Mr. Croker, jr., is very
ready to state that the results OBJ
tanned in suits brought in this city
speak for themselves. Will the men,
tally that induced this criticism be
equally ready to admit that the re-
suits obtained by me in Ireland and
in Florida speak for themselves"
Croker, in this statement explained
that the sixth action against his
father is to be decided by jury in
November. He recounted the win
ming of suit some time ago against
his father in the City Court, based
on the ownership of some Wabash
stock; how his father turned over
stock worth $24, 500 to him as a suit
brought by him was about to come
to trial; how the Supreme Court
ruled against the right of the father
to revoke a trust fund created by
Mr.. Croker and his first wife for
their three children, amounting to
$125, 900, and the recent award of the
$751;, 900 to him by Referee Fitch.
1T may that Bula Croker will
have sufficient interest to attend the
trial to be held in November" he
said. "She appeared in the first
action tried in the City Court, but
seemingly lost in the various law.
suits thereafter
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15
Seventeen Year Pest.

"At midnight yesterday, your
honor, the defendant cut the cor
ner OF Park Road into 14th street
and barely missed hitting a Ford
coupe with lady and a little
child in 1t. I paced him from
Kenyon street to Columbia road
at 35 miles an hour. He passed
another car at the intersection
of Irving street, and a man cross
ing 14th street averted an acct
dent by some of the fanciest driv-
ing ever saw. 1 ordered the
defendant to stop, but he paid no
attention to me until crowded
him to the curb at Columbia
road. Then he jumped out and
tried to put up a fight, but he
was too drunk to stand. He had
a pint bottle of whiskey with
him. but no drivers permit"
Comes Back for More,
Second cop: "I arrested the
defendant last month for speed
ing on Pennsylvania avenue. He
was convicted and put on pro-
bation."
Counsel: I'VE ask the mercy
of the court, your honor. This
boy is more to be pitied then
censured. He has no father to
look out for him, and he has
formed the habit of hanging
around a drug store on 14th
street where whiskey can be
bought as easily as ice-creanl
cones. The whiskey bottle that
the officre spoke of bore that
drug stores label"
IF whiskey is being sold at that
drug store, action should be taken
against it-but that is matter
for the prohibition officials, not
for the traffic court"
Traffic Court No Lottery.
Counsel: 1.-The boy has unfor-
tunately fallen in with bad COM
pany, due to the loss Of his
fathers care. He is only seven
teen years old, and 1 ask the
court to give him chance"
Anyone driving through the
streets at thirtv-five miles an
hour is dangerous to the COM
munity, no matter what his age
is. The defendant was driving
recklessly, endangering the life
and limb CT others, and this fact
cannot be overlooked by the court.
He has had his chance, and has
abused it,"
Gin driving. 800; second of
Tense speeding. $50; passing an
other car at street crossing, IS:
cutting corner. Sc; failing to show
permit, IS.
Counsel: He can't pay those
fines, your honor"
Let him stay in Jail while
it may teach him consideration.
At any rate, the streets will be
sa fer while he's locked up"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15
SURPRISES PROMISED
At HARVEST FESTIVAL

Members Of Washington Council.
Knights OF Columbus. and their
families who attend the annual
harvest festival and barbecue Oc-
tober "a at NJ. A. Keane's farm,
Benning, D. c.. will be treated to
several delightful surprises, it is
promised by the committee in
charge.
The committee in charge of the
affair is: Joseph Repetti, electric
ity; Thomas Cullen. music; James
d. Blight. decorations; Edward Nj.
Ready, dancing; John B. Coyle,
entertainment: j. Z. Diver and DIR.
NJ A. Crabill.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15
CONVICTED OF USING BRIBE'
TO OBTAIN TRADE SECRET

JERSEY CITY, n. J.. Oct. 49,
Paying a bride to obtain a secret
chemical formula used for finishing
silks and linens will cost Edward
Landeker, Of New York City, year
in Hudson county penitentiary.
Landeker was given that sentence
after being found guilty of paying
a gratuity to an employee to betray
a trade secret, the complainant COM
pany alleges that it had lost $3.50 900
in business.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15

have been exhibited today, would
make it valueless, say the film men.
Unless the governments decision
is reconsidered they intimate that
they intend to sue the government
for an indemnity Of 1000, 900 francs,
inasmueh as they have entered into
contracts to the amount of 5000, 900
francs,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15
Weber to Lead K. of c. Band.

Frank J. Weber has succeeded
Karl Schaefer as director OF
the knights of Columbus band
Schaefer. who directed the band
during it's first year of existence,
has been compelled to resign be.
cause of i'll health. Weber will
appear as leader of the band for the
first time tonight at a rehearsal at
the knights OF Columbus hall on
Tenth street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15
PARIS POLICE AGAIN BAR
birth OF NATION" FILM

PARIS, Oct. 15.-Authorities have
again forbidden showing the Birth
of a Nation" until all scenes con-
tanning negroes or the Ku Klux Khan
have been eliminated. Such censor
ship OF the picture, which was to
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15
WITH THE
ALIBI
ARTISTS
THE TRAFFIC. COURT
IN CROSS SECTION
Being a Skeleton Record OF
Cases Tried i'm Judge
Schuldt's Tribunal.
Read 'En1 and Worry
Devotees Respond Generously.

Pastor Schuldt faced a very
small congregation in Speeders
Chapel Saturday morning. Not
more than twenty sinners were
present, including those on the
mourners bench in the dock. His
short, pithy sentences brought
tears to the eyes Of many Of his
flock, and quick response was
given to his call for contributions.
A collection was taken after each
address, and the offerings were re-
ported as satisfactory.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15

ed at the Carnegie Steel Company
plant. broke. The men killed arc
Frank Il. Cline. forty. OF Trenton.
N. j., and Fred Weymann, thirty
five, of Pittsburgh.
The men, with Madison Hammond,
were working at the top of the
stack, 257 feet above the ground. All
three were on the same plank.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15

ing a cold.
early treat
ment of a
c old Will
o p a. r = you
days Of SUIT
fering "a n d.
danger, /" he
Q ay s. Doc
tors will tell
y o u tn q t
c old s are
very likely
to develop
into serious
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15
TWO MEN KILLED WHEN
HIGH SCAFFOLD BREAKS

NEW CASTLE, Pa. Oct. 1.-two
men were killed instantly and one
had a narrow escape from death
when a beam supporting a plank or
which they were working. at the top
of the new concrete stock being erect
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15

and even fatal diseases If they are
neglected. Many doctors prescribe
Father Johns Medicine because
they know it has had over So
years Of success for colds and
coughs. It builds new strength to
throw off the cold and prevents its
development into more serious
trouble. No drugs-all pure food.
EATHED T0IINI1c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15
FATHER JOHNS
MEDICINE
New Gland
Treatment
Discovered

Glandogen Provides Simple Method of
Taking Glandular Treatment.
BY a new discovery the life-giving
gland substance may now be sup
piled in tablet form. This treat.
ment is highly recommended by
European and American scientists
who have proved that the internal
administration of gland extracts
has very marked effect upon the
corresponding glands of the human
body, often rebuilding them to
normal activity.
Such treatment is now offered
to the public in the form of Glando-
gen, highly concentrated glandu-
lar tonic. in convenient tablet form,
prepared from the glands of
healthy. young animals and COM
pounded with other valuable in
gradients.
Glandogen is obtainable at all
Peoples Drug Stores.
Mall orders given prompt atten-
ton.
ut ANn0NrAY
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15
Home Brewers Clog Sewers,

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Oct. Is. =
Alderman Dennis N. Haley, seventh
ward. discovered why so many
sewers in this ward failed to func-
ton. Home brew was the answer
given him by the department works.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-15
"a COMMON COLD DESERVES
YOUR PROMPT ATTENTION"
TAKE FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE

"a common cold deserves your
immediate and serious attention.
So writes a well-known physician, in
pointing out the danger Of neglect
Evening star., 1923-12-07
S5c Indian Head

S5c Indian Head
36-inch White indian ~
= d. desirable linen ZOC
finish quality.
40c Dotted Swiss
32-Inch White Dotted ~
Swiss. small and medium nc
size woven dots.
40c White Wolfe
4o.inch White Wolfe, a.
fine tape-edee quality. Z0C
Yard, Csc.
SOC Plisse Crepe
36.inch Merce ar
Piisse Crepe, fine soft. Z0C
ciin0ing qua ity, for
lingerie; white and light blue.
Soc Printed Wolfe
38-inch Printed VoiIes, 0r
light and dark grounds; Z0C
in new styles and color
ings.
30c Black Sateen
500 yards OF 3e-inch ~
Fast Black Sateen. for ZOC
bloomers and petticoats.
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Children's 79c Hose

Children's 79c Hose
Part wool Ribbed En
Sport Hose, heather mix OUC
tures and plain; perfect
quality; mostly ali sizes.
Children's SOC Sport
Socks
Heavy weight Part en
wool Sport Socks, three HUC
quarter length; heather
mixtures and plain effects, with
contrasting color turn. over cuffs;
perfect quality.
79c BoudOir Caps
Boxed 5oudoir Caps. Of IN
silk and lace. trimmed SUC
with rose, blue. pink.
orchid, mails and Nile ribbons.
81 Lingerie Clasps, pair
Solid Cold Lingerie en
Clasps. prstty styles; 0UC
substantially made.
60c Hair Brushes
ProphyIaotic Hair en-
brushes, regular pene- SUC
traitor style; ebony and
mahogany finishes.
69c Kitchen Aprons
Rubberized finish. as. En
sorted pretty styles; at sOUC
tractlveiy boxed for
presentation.
motion Dept.)
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Soc to ST Sautoirs
imported Sau- ~
toirs, carved bone LOC
and ivory pend
ants, with silk cord sautoire.
l9c Towels, 2 for

LIZ lO"CIS, = IO1
Glass Towels, red and ~
blue stripes: neatly hem Z0C
med. TWO for 25c.
(Limit, four.)
Fels.Naptha Soap, E for
Six full size cakes of ~
-Naptha Laundry ZOC
Soap.
39c Water Pals
Pals, S'ass ia.ausr. 'tSa trade "ss siss' 25C
Nc Mercerized POngee
s2-inch Mercerized Pom 0E
gee. a fine close woven. ZCC
even-thread quality cot
ton fabric, in tan and white.
Yard, 25c.
Soc Carpet
Yard wide Heavy weight Felt
Carpet green with stem ten, OEc
ronS ................
39c Grass Rugs
f8x36Heavy Double warp Grass
Rugs. In blue. green or brown
oriental, medallion and 1e
oveity stenciied ZSC
designs ...
First Floor-Bargain Table.
25c Marquisette, ? Yds.
Yard-wide Sheer Quality 0c
Curtain Marquisette; any ZOC
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4Sc Cretonnes
Yard wide Washable Cretonnes,
light and dark floral, bird 1e
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So'Noy J az ~
Soc Felt-Base Runner
Heavy Fe't-base Stair or Hall
Runner, 2212 inches wide; brown
with neat red and ~
white painted border. ZOC
fdT0 ..................
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75c Cotton Bats
White Fluffy Cot En
ton Bats, size 72x SUC
90 inches. for large
comforts; two. pound weight.

Csc Bunny Silks
IS inches wide, fine silk IN
and cotton poneee. In QUO
street and evening
shades, also tan, old rose and
copen.
ST Crepe de Chine
35.inch Printed Crepe IN
de Chine, fine silk and 0JC
cotton fabric, In new
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Children's Csc Sport
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ChlIdren's Four.thread IN
Heel and Toe Ribbed sO(yC
Sport Stockings, In as
sorted coiors; perfect quality; all
sizes.
79c Gibbs Toys
Gibbs Yankee . m p
Cart and Horse, an at En
tractive toy. (Toy Dept, OUC
Basement.)
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S1.5O Wallets

S1.5O Wallets
Men's Leather Wallets, c.
qenuine pin seal and mo- ~
rocco feathers; black only;
three fold styles; desirable shapes.
Boys $1.30 Paja,nas
One piece outing Flannel c.
paJamas, trimmed with silk sOI
froos and pearl buttons:
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years.
Boys S1.5O and 81 Hats
OF chlnchiIla, In ieadIns CT
shades, tam shapes with ear %
tabs, also polo styles; others
Of neat mixtures, in various
shapes.
Boys $1.29 and $1.S
Pants
Boys School Pants, Of C1
suitino mixtures and cor. IL
duroys; sizes 4 to II years.
Children's Soc Socks
3 Pairs
Fine-erade Mercerized CT
Ribbed Sport Socks, three ID
quarter Ien h; assorted
shades, with fancy turn. over tops;
perfect quality.
35c Linen Crash, 5 YdS.
Warranted All Pure Linen Ct
1Ieached earnsiey Crash. ID
(Limit. five yards.)
$1.39 Ash Cans
Corrugated G ~ anized
Iron Ash Cans, Weii Dk
made,
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81 Sofa Cushions

Sl Sofa Cushions
Sofa Cushions, dark en
floral patterns; eood sOUC
quality tapestry; oblona
shapes.
60c Table Damask
64-inch Mercerized Ia En
bic Damask, assorted !5uC
neat patterns. Yard, Soc.
(Llmit, four yards.)
79c Garbage Cans
Corrugated Galvanized En
Iron Garbage Cans. lock OUC
covers; medium size.
85c Wash Tubs
Tubs, ao:inen size; side SOC
25c Percales, 3 yds.
3e-inch Printed Per- En
Gales, light grounds with sOUC
neat figures; stripes and
checks; fast colors.
Boys 79c Pants
Corduroy Pants, En
straight knee style; sizes svVA
to 8 years; drah shade.
Women's Handkerchiefs
3 in Box
Embroidered Corner IN
Handkerchief, an as sOyyC
sortment Of beautiful
styles, in white and coIors. Sold
regularly at CSC and 7se box.
Women's 75c
Underwear
Fleeced Cotton Under 70
wear, separate garments; DUO
low neck and sleeveless;
ankle and knee length pants.
Infants 60c Slips
OF fine quality white En-
ton0cfoth; neatly trimmed DUO
with embroidery and lace.
60c Bandeaux
Fancy sink and Cotton En
brocade 6andeaux, In sOuC
pink; fasten. back model,
with elastic Insert; all sizaa
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Women's $1.29
NighteOWnS

oSoS NsAAS
Fine Grade Crepe Niaht. d.
gowns, dainty patterns on nj
pink, white and lavender
grounds; round neck and kImono
sleeves.
$1.5O Bedspreads
White Crochet eedspreads,
perfect quality; correct sixe snv
FOR single beds.
Zoe Bleached Cotton
7 Yards
3s-inch eIeached Cotton, o.
close woven, firm quail sDl
ty.
25c Pajama Checks
Yds.
Se.inch white PaJama o..
Checks, In the desirable pin %
checks, for underwear.
$1.75 Wool Serge
<2.ineh Botany Mills All O.;
wool French Sarge, In navy sDl
blue.
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0c and Csc Hair Bows
Hair Bows, Of fine quail IN
ity ribbons, In assorted sJuC
styles and colors; neatly
boxed.
Mems 75c Suspenders
Extra Heavy weight IN
Police and Fireman Sus- SUC
penders, President make;
striped webbing.
Mems Silk Hose
Thread Silk Half Hose, IN
black. white, blue and 0uC
purple. with silk en-
broidered clocks; sizes eNa to i1Ia.
Seconds Of 81 values.
25c Shaker Flannel
3 yds.
" 27 inch Bieac he'd IN
Shaker Flannel. double OuC
nap reversible quality.
SOC Val Laces
f2-yard pieces Of Val En
Laces. Edoings end lnser- OuC
tions; diamond shape
mesh: dainty desi9ns;, assorted
(Lace Dept.-second FIoor)
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Children's Soc
Handbags


Handbags
HANDBAGS and Purses. 0E,
assorted styles: of velvet, ZOC
leather and silk.
Soc Ribbon Bracelets
for wris. watches; black, ZSC
tan and gray: heavy
grosgraIn ribbon, will,
gold filled clasp and slide.
Soc Perfumes
Wrisley's Perfumes, as ~
sorted odors, Including LOC
Jockey Club. Violet. Rose.
AttractiveIy boxed.
35c to Soc 'Kerchiefs
Women's Import a.
beautiful Venice lace ef-
fects.
10c Handkerchiefs
4 for
Mems White Hsndker- ~
chiefs. with hemstitched ZOC
borders; full size.
Soc Dress Ornaments
Sample lot Of Dress Or ~
naments and Buckles, In AC
ceiiuloid. fancy metal and
composition effectsi assorted styles.
39c to Soc Stamped
Goods
Stamped S carts and ~
Pillows, natural color art nc
crash; neat patterns.
Each, 25c.
19c Tea Towels, 2 for
Stamped Tea Towels, ~
assorted neat designs. Z0C
TWO for 25c. (Limft tWo.)
39c Curtain Rods
6Iue Bird Non -tarnlshabIe Cur
tain Rods, extend from - NF
to 4s lnehesi complete ZOC
with aH fxtures. ......
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Coneoleums, So. Yd.

Coneoleums, So. Yd.
s.quarter coneoleum, full rolls.
from which any quantity will be
cut; good patterns In light
and dark colorings. When En-
perfect sells at e5c square eOOC
yard ...................
69c and 79c Cushions
t8x1s and 2ox2o Sofa Cushions,
filled :, zen soft, ffuffy silk En-
floss; covered with fine OUC
grade white cambrlc.
Toilet Goods Department.
S1.5O Lunch Cloths
4s.lneh Lace. trimmed ct
Lunch Cloths, jewel cloth D i
cehters.
Sl.39 Table Darnask
72.inch Mercsrlzed Table O.
Damask, .assorted neat pat ID /
terms. Ward, 81.
$2.O5 Wizard
Combination
One regular $1.zs Wizard o.
Oil Mop, with long handle; -
one regular 6oc bottle Of
Wizard OIL, one 900 Wizard Dust
Cloth. All for d.
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in karetol leather cases; all
pair of good quality white
brIstie brushes, with solid back;
ebony finish.
(Toilet Goods Dept.)
$l.5O Bar Pins
Rhinestone Bar Pins, O.
sterling silver and silver -
plated styles; set with first
quality brilliant rhinestones.
39c and 45c Ribbons
3 Yards
Plain Dresdens. stripes, Ct
Satin and self fancy Rib D
bons, five inches wide.
$1.39 Toy Pianos
Schoenhut's Mahogany Ct
finish Toy Pianos, 1i.kay sDl
size.
Sl.25 Mechanical Trains
Ives Mechanical Trains, Ct
on track, with engine, ten -
der and coach.
Women's $1.35 Union
SulIS
Fleeced Cotton union O.
Suits, several styles; ankle d
or knee length.
Women's $1.0 Aprons
Percale Bungalow Aprons, O.
light patterns; others Of cot .
ton pongee; prettily trim
med.
$l.29 Extra.Size Aprons
Women's Extra Size Per- o.
Gale Bungalow Aprons. Dl
guaranteed fast coIors;
neatly trimmed.
Sl.6 All-WOOl Storm
Serge
5o.inch Aii-Wool Storm r.
Serge, a heavy close-twlIled DI
quality; In black and navy
blue.
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BOYS 30c NeckWear

DONS OSC l<eCkWear
Beautiful Four-in-Hand ~
Neekwear, in a large va ZSC
eialIy made for boys.
Apron Ginghams, 2yds.
Fast eIue.check 0c
Apron GInahams. stand Z5C
Unbleached Cotton
? yds.
3s-inch bieached 0e
Cotton. for general use. ZCC
TWO yards for Csc.
Comfort Flannels
? yds.
sa-ineh Printed Com Ok
fort Flannel, in large ZOC
assortment Of styles and
coiors; warranted absolutely fast
colors.
39c PillOwcases
45x36 6leached Pillow ~
cases. hand torn and ZOC
lroned; perfect quality.
Each, 25e.
38c Shirtins Madras
s6-inch Woven Shifting ~
Madras, Iient grounds ZOC
with printed stripes, neat
figures, ETC.; fast colors.
Nc Domet Flannel
36-inch White Domet
Flannel, an extra heavy ~e
close quality; double ZOC
heeced reversible quality.
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Babies S1.39 Beacon Bath Robes
Beacon Bath Robes. soft and fluffy; pink } C1
and blue designs, with silk cords. ........... ~1
Mems SI.25 Underwear

Mems SI.25 Underwear
lambsdown Heavy Fleece o.
iined Underwear. random sD
gray color; fleece quaran-
teed not to rub off. Regular sizes
in shirts and drawers.
Mems $1.5O Caps
Wool Caps. plain coIors, e.
pIaids. checks and novelty .NI
patterns; fun lined; regular
sizes; non -breakabie visor.
$1.25 and $I.5O Scarfs
Tapestry Library searfs, CT
assorted patterns and col y
orines. tArt Dept, First
Floor.)
18c Lonscloth, 8 Yds.
3o-inch LongeIoth, close, c.
soft. chamois. finish grade. sl
Women's $1.25 Hose
Artificial and Thread SILK n1
Hose, three-seam back; sDI
some with n eel tex heel.
others with square heels; black and
SoiOIS TCTTGSI 3bdhtys
$1.59 Bath Robe Cloth
72 inches wide, an extra G1
heavy reversible quality, In sDI
large assortment Of styles
and color COMPILATIONS; lengths
from 1La to 3 yards.
Cups and Saucers, Set
Decorated Japanese China d
Cups and saueers, set Of - /
$3.50. At 81.
,Congoleum Runners.
1sx1oa Gold Seal Congo
ieum Runners, handsome d
wool rug designs; perfect -
quarry ..............
$1.5O Grass Rugs
3xs-ft. DoubIe.warp Grass Rugs,
In green, blue and brown ct
oriental and medallion stem %
clled designs ...............
First Floor-Barsain Tables.
>$1.5 Curtains
Fine grade Velour Marquisette
Curtains, plain hemstItched O.
lace edge or ruined styles; sDi
2H yards long. g.............
S1.50 Crib Blankets
.aex6o Large Size Crib Blankets,
Esmond "Cortex" brand; blue or
pink nursery designs. Over o.
lock scalioped edges; each -
neatly boxed.
Sl.5O Bed Pillows
2ixU Bed Pillows. filled with. soft,
fuffy, sterilixed eurIed feath. o.
ers; covered with A. c. A. -
stripe or heavy art ticking.
SI.5O Lace Curtains
Nottingham Lace Curtains, In
panels; used one to window; 2k
yards long; white. and ecru d
coiorsi neat or heavy work. sD
ed designs .................
35c Printed Flannels
4 Yds.
36.tneh Printed Fleece o.
down Flannsis, beautiful de. ~
SLAMS and coiorings.