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Bain Mrs. Fuel, 9th Ave, Albany. .265SSO Blackwell. Thelma, Huntsville. 268,74O Brown, Carl, Hamilton ........... .26S,710 Boozer, Hattie, R. 2, Leighton ... .214, 900 Brooks, Clesta, Oakman ........... .268,59O Butler, Mrs. Lillie, Parrish. .249,760 Chandler, Mrs. E. R., Guntersville. .269,940 Graham. Ralph. R. l, Hllsboro. 267,S10 Godfrey, Mrs. T. F.. America. .26S,510 Holmes. Vera. R. F. D.. Cullman. .267, ,140 Humphries. E. B.. Baileyton. 266,540 Jamieson, Mrs. V. S., Decatur. .269.540 Maxwell. Anyce. Gorgas ........,. .269,7S0 Moody, Helen, Russellviile ........2 269,780
 McCrary. Mrs. John, Winfield. -. 26s,500 Mayors, Gladys. Millport ......... PCS, 400 McCarn. Mrs. R. E., Winfield. ... 26S,690 NeSmith, Mrs. B. A., Cordova. .26s,T1O Overton, Mrs. A. E., Huntsville. ..... .269, ,040 Pierce, Mrs. Lilly, Tuscumbia .26S,5 $40 Payne, Mrs. Claude, Scottsboro .26s,140 Perry, Mrs. l.. L., Boaz. z...........19S,5 ,500 Rose, Mrs. T. A.. Fayette. ........ ,26e,610 Reece. Mrs. W. F., Ialeyville. .... .269, ,o40 Renfroe. Mrs. Sam, Fayette. $40 Rice, Mrs. Kate Arab .......... .269,100 Samek, Dan, Sulligent .......,... .267,34O Scott, Mrs. J. C., Russelville. .26S,s40 Smith, k. F., Florence. .269.760 Shoot, Mrs. K. S., Florence. .26S.410 Sims, Mrs. c. B., Sth Ave. Jasper. .26S. .040 Sherrill. Mary C., Hartselle. ...... .269,S $40 Street, Mrs. Sam. Coaf Valley. ..:. .267,s10 Vautrot, Mrs. George L., Florence. .269,710 Williams, Mrs. P. A., Athens. 268,540 Wheeler. Mrs. L. L.. Carbon Hill. .26S,S60 Woods, Christine. Jasper .....,. .26s,960
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The regular prizes consist of the following: ::
 CAPITAL AWARDS

$3.390.00 Cadillac Touring Car
 $3,078.00 Peerless Touring Car .<$l, ,S40.00 Rickenbacker .Phaeton
 $1,695.00 Chandler Touring Car The above four Capital Awards are free for all the districts. All candidates have an opportunity of winning any of the four Cap ital Awards.
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IMPORTANT

 Buttram. W. w., Rt l. Springville. .26s,746 SSlayton, DeLera, It. Payne. .269,s20 Sates' J. A., Columbiana. .26S,610 G!afK' Mrs- M F., Alexander City. 269, $40 Daraeh' Mrs. John, Goodwater. .269,S10 Florey' Mrs- ". J., Vincent. .26s, ,5o0 p Garner, Jewell, Montevallo ,26e.I1O hoiIano, Mrs. W. B., Attaila. .269, ,140s Irving, Mrs. J. L., Gadsden. 26s' '5s0- Jordan, Mrs. J. w., Ashland .26S.sI0, Lowry. Mrs. H. C.. Oneonta .269,s20 mchloDoh, May, Calera .26S,160 Mitchell. Lela, Sylacauga ...... .26S.56o Rankin, Mrs. Ruth, St. Clair Spgs 26s.71o ss,n, Stlitn, Mrs. waiter, Lineville. .269,71o ST Sheleoii, r. F. brookvllle .26s,41 - Shepard, h. C. Jr.' Opelika. ...... .26S.619 irretty, Nora' SolIinsVIHe ........ .268,76O ,r lhhey' mn Mrs- U. w, Ialadega. .267,S40 Towle, Mrs. Cora D.. Piedmont. .269'S70 xann' Mrs. Paul D., Anniston. .26S,4 APO ,, ann, heN. |. M., hoanoke. ....... .l41,750 ? walker, MIS- V. E., Acmar. .269.l7O-t
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS
FLAX MARKET

NEW YORK, NOV so.-Lsrd steady: middle west, I3.55 @ 13.65c. Other articles unchanged.
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payment $6 0 for this Second Pay you will IA 900 votes making total of 22000 for the two payments
 This Second Payment Plan applies second payment ub scpon- makes difference which candidate received the first the candidate getting the Second Payment will the Second Payment votes.
 IMPORTANT
 NOTE: In order for the candidate the Second Pay ment Second Payment ABSOLUTELY necessary for the candidate Second Payment by the subscribers sheet when sending subscription the will be allowed Also the of the first payment if possible.
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The way to win is to keep BUsYI Make every day
 count from now until the close. Get Second Pay ments." Get big subscriptions. Boost your score
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DULUTH, Minn.. Nov sO.--Close. flax: November. $24oia December, s2.40ia January, s2.43; May, S2.39.
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Observations of the
 Club Manager

One more week of the S1,G80.00 Nash Special Prize Offer. Two more weeks of the campaign. Not long, candidates before the winners will be riding away in those classy
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RAW SILK

NEW YORK, Nov. so-Raw silk steady. Prices per pound: Kansai double extra cracks, $s,35@s.45; Kansai best No. l. sS.0b@s.1e; Shinshu No. 1. s7.95@S; Can China steam fiji gold double deer. s9.25@ $50.
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 cHIcAeo' Soy s9-W6eat m K Mo 2 casS 6sa, So, mixed. 7s% 74&ss; ,,, So. ysIjog; ,d5o y tSiss sSis 'sS Nc. S's wSite, Ss@44Hs. Rye, se. ss.5o@S. Clover seed, si5 02s.75. k TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov so.-Cash wheat. s1.o7Q1.os. Clover seed, cash. old, SIS; Der. sia:i5; January, s1s.s5;. February, sls;5o; March. s1s4o bid; Als.ke' .o cash. sl. s9.sS; November ss.25; December; ss,1S: t1S ss5S! I5s9' new. ssoO; ss.75; November. ss75; De cernber. ss.75 asked; March, es.so.
 KANSAS CITY. Nov. so.-wheat. No. 2 bard Sos@aSs No 4c red No slSS tka9 70@71c Oats. No. 2 white,. 45@45iae; No. mixed 441sc.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. sO.---cash wheat, No. ? red, $1.14@1.16; No. red, Sf.1041.11. Corn, No; yellow new, soc; Ne. ,s1i White, e s6l4c; No 3 white. 45c. Close: Wheat, Deccfnber, s1.o4 B a1.0i]s; May. s1,99ss. Corn, December, 73iae; May, 1i5sc. Oats December, 4f&c; MayN41lic.
 MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. so-wheat No. 1 northern. si.08@t.11as. Corn. No. vel s97sc. 9 Gi Faxs No 1. $40 os.ii. @
 FLOUR MARKET
 MINNEAPOLIS. Minn,, Nov. 30.--Flour unchanged to cents lower Faniy an y,dnt pst- bl,s37 barrels. Bran $2s @ 275o.
 RICE MARKET
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S0.--Rough rice firm sales none: millers' receirts, 5,35S sacks. Clean rice firm; sales, i64 Blue Q3s per ton. Polish. sat@s6 per ton.
 POULTRY AND PRODUCE
 NEW YORK, Nov. 30-Live poultry firm; chickens, 27@S2c; broilers, SS 9s7c; fowls, 2s e 35c; turkeys. SsP45c. Dressed poultry weak: fowls. 15@29c; turkeys, 20 e soc. Butter firm; receipts S's47, ss to 91 score, 47 @ 53 lsc. Eggs firmer; receipts. l2;5sa; f, fresh ggsthered gst1sI extra onds and poorer, S0@4sc; New Jersey hennery whites, closely selected extras. eRtras s e nsarby henner browns, extras. 66Q roc; refrigerator firsts, 2s1a e soc. Cheese weak; receipts, 47,os3 pounds.
 ST. LOUIS. Nov. So.- springs 1sc: hens. Isc geese. i4c turkeys. 29c;s others un- CHICAGO Nov. so;-Poultry alive, un4 settled: fowls. 1Sa020c springs, 1sRc;, roosters, 12hc; geese 19c; turkeys, 25c, Butter highera creamery extras, 52c ,tandards a9e 9Sfs s rs5s sg@ al r cepts. 1915 cases; firsts, 4fM47e; ordi; nary firsts, S5W40c.
 KANSAS CITY Mo- Now SQ.-AButfer, eggs and poultry unchanged with We'd nesday's niarket.f .@
 7SIG.Afs sAisHEET NEW sYi4I.il, Nov. :sss Raw sugar was, easier today on q sale of l 800 bass of Cubas afjpat, at 5s.c, cost. and freigbs.i equal etossE53cs duty paid. tos lecailre-s finer. This was. l4c under--tife previous sale. fs 4e Dullness in the refined market and the increased offerings in iaws at lower prices. together with weakness abroad. jed to renewed selling pressnre in raw sugar futures. Opening to 0 points lower.5-1he1 naar<et continued to sag until leading months showed net losses of. 10, to l4 points. "A late rally viF covering broue h. about 'aT', ,nGdelslts rally in fhe2 late positions. with final prices to t2 points under Wednesday's closr: Deoem- bor closed 5.60c; March. soc; May, f.60e :; July. 4.69c.
 No fresh developments were noted in refined sugar and prices fcontiuued on5 the basis of 9.20M9.25c for finei granuia Ia ed. q Refined futures nominal. I"
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov So.--Rough rice firm: sales none: milers receipts, 5,35S sacks Clean rice firm; sales. i64 Blue Rose at 4h44 1116c. 22 screenings at 2hc; receipts, 12436 pockets. Bran, s24 Q26 per ton. Polish. $3tW56 per ton.
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FL0Its MARKET
RICE MARKET

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Nov S0.-Flour unchanged to , cents lower Family pat ents s5 96 c GEO a barrel Shipments, 6I, S37 barrels. Bran. s26 @ 2i.50.
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DISTRICT NO. 2

Win include that part Birmin gham of Center street (not on) within the city l..ts. The city of Bessemer and Fairfield will also be included in this district.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. so-wheat No. 1 northern. si.08@111is. Corn. No. vel low. 67Q96714c. Oats, No white, 399s e sa5sc. Flax, No. 1. $40 e 2.ff.
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your town community represented by active ddae enter the club and share in the great distribution of prizes to be given by The Age-Herad.
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sIiGAR MAHIsET

KANSAS CITY Mo- Now 90. Butfer, eggs and poultry unchanged with We'd nesday's niarketf a
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. so.--cash wheat, No. ? red, s1.14@1.16; No. g red, Sf10@1.11 Corn, No yellow new soc; No. white, new. 67hc. Oats, No 2 wilite, 45h O s614c No. 3 white 45c. Close: Wheat, December, $1.04ss di.Diis; May. S1.09ss. Corn. December, 73iAe; May, 1iisc. Oats, December, 4i%c; May 47lic.
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DISTRICT NO. 4 | Will include all territory in the following | | counties in Alabama: Blount, Etowah, | l Dekalb, Cherokee, Cleburne, Calhoun, Chambers, Tallapoosa, Coosa, Shelby, Lee l and E.more.
 Bell, Maggie, Dadeville ........... .26S, $40
 Brown, W. A., Edwardsville. .26S,7
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DISTRICT NO. s

Win include the following eountie. in Alabama: Pickens, Tuscaloosa. Bibh, Chiffon, Autauga, Montgomery, Lowndes, Dallas, Perry, Hale, Greene, Sumter, Choctaw, Marengo, Wilcox, also that part of Jefferson county not included in districts numbers one and two. All other territory not mentioned in any of the other four districts will be included h this district.
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POULTRY AND PRODUCE

ST. LOUIS. Nov. So--- Springs, ISc: hens. lsc geese, l4c; turkeys 29c;5 others un- changed. Butter, 5sc, Eggs unchanged.
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CHICAGO. Nov 3o-Poultry alive un- settled; fowls 1S@20c springs 1slsc; Butter higher: creamery extras, 53c | Standards. 491ac; extra firsts, 49@5ir. firsts, 451461sc. Eggs unchanged; rh- ceipts 1,sl5 cases firsts, 44@47es orGi, nary firsts. S5 5W40c.
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For Information

Write, phone or call at the Help Yourself Club department, fifth floor, Age-Herald Building. Phone Main 4oO0.
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cu1c.Go GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CASH GRAIN CHICAGO, Nov s0.-Wheat No. - red No. mixed. 731s G74hc; No. yellow, 761s @ 79c. Oats, No. 2 white. Az @ g. 7O&c. Barley 6497Sc. Timothy seed, s6.50@S. Glover seed, $1502s.75.
Evening star., 1923-12-14
Sweaters and BlOuses-.
Useful Gifts

Sweater Suits - Brushed wool
suits, with two different models: one
slip-on and Chappie style in henna,
buff, black. navy, solid or in colored
trimmings, piped with fiber edge. All
sizes. At $7.o5.
Smart Silk Tailored Blouses-Dark
stripe Taffeta or Messaline, with
collar; can be worn high or low;
dark green, brown and navy stripe.
All sizes, SO to 46, $5.75.
Newest Silk Overblouses - Ad-
vance style in these smart wash silk
overblouses. extra long Peggy or
round collars; can be had pleated or
plain. Tan, white or gray. All sizes.
At S6.75.
Dimity Observation-Disclosures,
dainty styles in these pretty blouses.
assorted collar and cuff effects, Stu
dents, Quaker and Tuxedo, with
touches of color and embroidery
Lace edges. Sizes "a to a.. At $500.
Palais RoyaI-Third Floor
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Novelty Fabric Gloves. also
double silk and fabric combinations:
new styles, colorings and embroid-
cry. at $1.o5 to $500.
Children's 1-clasp Fleece-lined
Kid Gloves, in tan and brown, at
$1.5o.
Children's 1-clasp Cape Gloves, in
all sizes, to fit from infants to the
big boys and girls, in tan and
brown. at S1o5.
Misses 2-clasp Kid Gloves, pique
sewn. contrast stitchings, in tan,
brown and white, at Sl.75.
Misses 2-clasp Kid Gloves. in
shades of tan, at S1.5O.
Fownes' Doette Gloves. for chill
dren, the satisfactory, perfect fitting
washable glove, that looks so much
like Mocha, in mode, brown and
gray. At. $1.25.
Boys Scout Gloves, fleece lined.
various styles cuff gauntlets, in tan.
brown and black At $1.OO to $500
pair.
Children's Woolen Gloves of all
descriptions, short and gauntlets.
At SOC to S1.o5.
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Handkerchiefs

Women's Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, embroidered and hemmed en-
tirely by hand, in white and colors.
75c and ST. grades, special at 5ec, or
s for $500.
Women's Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs. edged with val lace, at Csc and
$1.OO each.
Women's Pure Linen Handker-
chiefs, with Lilo, Is and IA inch hem.
At lec, Csc, 35c and Soc each.
Mems Colored Woven Border
Handkerchiefs. initiated. in box, for
75c.
Mems Pure Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs at Csc, 35c, SOC, 75c and $1.00
each.
Mems Pongee Handkerchiefs, made
by hand. at $1.00 each.
Mems Pongee Handkerchiefs, with
initials, at $1.0O and $1.50 each.
Mems Jap Silk Handkerchiefs.
white with colored borders and in
itials. Regularly 75c. At soc each.
PaIais Ro.al-Main Floor.
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Charming Holiday
Millinery, S. to $40

For the miss or young woman who
is contemplating new hat for the
Holidays, we cordially invite your
inspection of hundreds of new Lus-
ferrous Satin and pretty Faille Silk
and brilliant Metallic Hats that are
now the vogue for mid-season wear.
Included are the ever-popular Pokes,
Cloches, off-the-face effects and
smart Turbans that are exceptional
values at these respective prices.
Hundreds of choice Velvet Trim
med Hats, formerly $1,000 to $2e.50.
Reduced to $500 and $1,000.
Reduction sale of $1.e8 to SIS Chill
dren's Trimmed and Tailored Hats.
At e8c to S2.o8.
Children's Suede-like Cloth and
Lyons Velvet Tams, 98c to Sl.e8.
Angora Wool Hats, S1.25.
Untrimmed Satin and Faille Silk
Hats, $3.50 and S3o8.
Boutonniere and Corsage Bouquets,
ACC. 75c to S2.98.
Hair Bands and Rhinestone Hat
Ornaments, in holiday boxes, at e8c
to S2o8
PsIais RoynI-Second Floor.
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Chiffon and Thread Silk Hose
Women's. Regularly $1.95. Full
fashioned, with mercerized garter
tops. Black, gray, brown, Chestnut,
log cabin. beige, also chiffon silk, in
black, gray, beige, nude, blush and
cinnamon. At $1.75 pair.
Women's S1.75 Silk Hose-Full-
fashioned pure thread Silk, with
mercerized tops. in black and colors.
First quality. At $l.50 pair.
Martha Four Foot Glove Silk
Hose-Regularly $3.50. Ideal for
cold weather. in this popular make.
Black, pelican, bobolink and brown.
At S285 pair.
Holeproof Silk Fiber Hose-Fiber
silk, seemed back, in black, brown
and white At 75c pair.
Women's Sports Hose-Mercer-
lied ribbed, in plain and two-toned
effects. At soc, 75c and $1.OO.
Women's Sports Hose-Wool
and silk and wool, plain and ribbed,
some with embroidered clocks, in
black, brown, gray, heather and
camel. At $1.00.
Women's Phoenix Silk Hose
Silk, with fiber thread to give added
weight. Also silk with ribbed tops.
In black and brown, with elasticity
over the knee. At $1.OO pair.
Women's Golf Hose-In wool
and silk and wool, with fancy tops.
Three-quarter lengths. At $1.e5 to
S2.o5.
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Ribbon

Ribbon Carriers, two-tone effects
lace trimmed. finished with knotted
bows and ribbon flowers; all colors
and many combinations. At S1,o0
and $1.5o pair.
Mirror and Powder Sticks COM
bined, lace trimmed, in all colors.
neatly boxed, at $1.75 set.
Powder Sticks in many colors,
neatly boxed, at SOC each.
Lingerie Clasps, neatly boxed. with
gift card, in all combinations. At 2oc
pair.
Moire Ribbons, extra long quality,
5Iz inches wide. in all the wanted
shades for hair ribbons, neatly boxed,
at 4oc yard.
Red. green, Holly Tinsel Ribbons
for tying gift packages, 10 yards to
piece, at 15c to Soc piece.
Satin, Moire. Dresden, light and
dark ground, checks, etc. For chill
dren's hair ribbons, etc. AZ to S
inches wide, at 2ec yard.
Pnlais Royal-Main Floor.
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WOmen's $3.50 Silk
Underwear. S2.95

Including Glove Silk Vests, plain
tailored, built-up shoulder and bodice
style with self strap, picot edge, in
plain. and embroidered in white, pink,
orchid and peach.
Glove Silk Boomers, reinforced to
insure wear; knickers and sports
length with shirred cuffs, in pink,
orchid, green, brown, black, purple,
cerise, tan and Copenhagen blue.
Glove Silk Envelope Chenise. in
bodice style, picot, plain tailored, en-
broidered and trimmed with contrast
ing colors in pink, orchid, honeydew
and maize; all sizes. At $2.o5 gar
rnent.
PaIais RoyaI-Main Floor
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Children's S1.25 and
Sl.5O Sewing Boxes

in variety of pretty colors, imita-
ton leather, at 75c. Also our regular
e7c grade at SOC.
Chinese Baskets - Five sizes,
stained in a pretty shade of brown.
Two large sizes, trimmed with double
trim, 2 rings, 2 tassels, Chinese coins
and beads, at 2lc, 3ec, 5oc, 7oc and
o8c.
soc Vanities at 3oc.
Bed Lights at $4.25.
Night Light Girls at 1895.
Pin Cushions. pink moire, 8oc.
Perfume Bottles at 75c.
Powder Puff Jars and Puff, 75c.
PaIais RoyaI-Mnin Floor.
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Foreign and Domestic Glove
Authentic Styles-PeecFtt Qualties-Derabe Shades
Beautifully Finished Moderately Priced
IrefOusse and Perrin Glace Kid Gloves
$3.50, $3.50 and $500

20-button, in white, at $500
16-button, in black, white and colors,
$3.50.
12-button, in black, white and colors,
$3.50
12-button French Suede, two-toned
stitchings,a in new shades of fawn, mode,
perle and French gray, at $500 to $3.50.
8-button, in Kid and Suede; wanted
colors and white; Paris point and fancy
embroidered stitchings, at $500, $3.50 and
$500.
Novelty Gauntlet French Cuff Gloves,
and the very new ruffie effect top gloves,
two toned, applique and all-over embroid-
cred stitchings, in wanted colors, black and
Evening star., 1923-12-14

Elbow-length F Fabric Gloves.
Chamois Suede, Filosette and Suede
fabrics, embroidered stitchings. in
ws-.ed colors; Strap Wrist Gaunt-
let's, contrast gore. embroidered
stitchlngs, and some novelty STYLES
IN colors and white; $1.5O and S1.75
grades at S1.1o pair.
PalaIs ROyaI-Naiu Floor
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Saturday Is
ChiIdren's Day

Children's Coats-Made of the
seasons newest materials; attractive
styles, many with real fur collars,
others with throw ties. Sizes to 16.
Special at $1,000.
Any Child's Hat in stock at half
price. Now is the time to select their
hats. Models in felt, fur cloth, plush,
chinchilla and velvet. Many styles
and colors. Formerly 81 to $500.
Now $1.O0 to $500.
Children's Sweaters-We have a
large assortment of all kinds for the
little infants and up to ID years. In
cluded are Knit and Angora models.
Values to 1898 at $2o8.
Values to $500 at 1898.
Values to $6o8 at $500.
Party Dresses at 20 per cent off
OF Velvet, Serge, Jersey and Crepe,
dainty styles for every occasion
Sizes to 16. At 20 per cent off
marked prices.
Little Boys Suits-One and two
piece suits of Oliver Twist and MILDLY
styles; quite attractive are these of
black Venetian cloth, some with vel
low or white braid; Q to years. At
$1.o8.
Little Girls Dresses-Sizes to 6.
Daintiest styles in white, with
touches of bright colors, in shocking
and braid work. All just unpacked.
Many in pastel shades included. At
$1.o8 to $500.
Children's Bath Robes-Of senu-
inc Beacon Robing, pretty cosy COL
ors in floral, Indian and conventional
designs, ribbon and cord trimming.
Sizes to E, at $1.o8.
Sizes to Ia, at S2.o8 to $500.
Sizes IS to 18. at $500 and S5.o8.
PaInis Royal-Third Floor
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Special Glove Items for Saturday

Imported Glace Gloves, 2-clasp,
pique sewn, Paris point stitchings,
in tan, brown, fawn. beaver, black
and white. At S1.o5.
1-clasp Washable Cape Gloves,
spear point and embroidery stitch
ings, in tan, brown, fawn and
beaver. At $1.o5.
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these tables. Made with boxed frame.
metal bound corners, steel dome
gliding casters. Of hardwood, dull
mahogany finish, with green leather
cite top. At $24o.
M ar h a Washington Sewing
Tables. with three drawers. at $14o5.
100 Solid Costumers, square design.
golden oak finish; has metal coat
hangers. At S1.o8.
Paluis Ro, aI-F'ourth Floor
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white, at 1896, $3.50, $500 and S5.s
Strap-wrist Gauntlets, plain styles,
pique sewn, embroidered stitchings,
in colors, black and white. At $500
to $4.85.
French Glace Kid Gloves, pioue
and overseam, Paris point and fancy
embroidered stitchings, in all want
ed colors, black and white, at $3.50,
$500 and $3.50.
Washable Capeskin Gloves, spear
point and embroidered stitchings, in
tan, brown, beaver. fawn and mode
1-clasp style, at $3.50. Strap Wrist
Gauntlet style, $500 and S3.75.
Genuine Mocha-skin Gloves, in
brown and gray. 1-clasp, at $500
and $3.50; 1-clasp silk lined Mocha,
in gray, at $500; Strap Wrist
Gauntlet styles, at S4.85.
Womens Lined Kid Gloves,
finest quality African Capeskin
Gauntlet style, lined throughout
with fur and with a fur top, at
$1,000.
Same gloves with a specially
fitted fleece lining-Gauntlet, at
$500; 1-clasp, at $3.50.
hi dre MS Fleece-lined Kid
Gauntlets, with fur top, at $3.50.
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WOmen's Glove Silk
Underwear. S1.95

Including Vests, bodice style, with
self strap, in pink, orchid, peach and
maize
Kayser Silk-top Union Suits, with
glove silk top, low neck, knee length,
ribbed, in bodice style. At $1.o5.
Princess May Envelope Chenise, in
ribbed fiber and silk; pink, orchid and
peach.
PnIais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1923-12-14
Full-FashiOned Silk Hose
Regularly s225. $3.50 and s275. First quality Full
fashioned silk with Paris clocks In black brown and taupe
Specially Priced for Saturday, Sl.95

Pointex Chiffon Silk Hose, with
mercerized tops. Pointex Thread
Silk Hose, full fashioned, with mer-
cerized garter tops. Lily of France
All-over Pure Thread Silk Hose,
black and colors. At $1.o5 pair
Women's All-over Silk Hose
Regularly $2.e5. Onyx and Kayser
makes. in thread silk and chiffon.
Holeproof and Van Raalte makes,
in pure thread silk All perfect
All full fashioned in black and col
ors. At $2.65 pair.
Women's Sports Hose-Irregu-
lars of 1895 grade. Silk and wool
diamond and checked hose. In
camel, gray, brown, beige. tan and
with contrasting color combinations.
At $l.e5 pair
Women's Sports Hose-Regu-
larly $l.7s and $1.e5. Wool and
silk and wool. full fashioned. two
toned with silk embroidered clocks,
in plain; also English and American
ribbed sports hose, plain colors and
two-toned, some with clocks. Black.
gray, Oxford, camel, brown, heather
and suede. All first quality. At
$1.50.
Wool Sports Hose-Boys. and
girls. Is and "a lengths. English
ribbed with fancy cuff top, in brown.
heather. gray, taupe, black, camel
and buck. Sizes to 10. At $1.OO
pair.
Children's Sports Hose-Ameri-
can and imported wool sports hose,
also silk and wool Large assort-
ment of styles and colors. At $1.25
to $2.e5.
Boys and Girls Sports Hose
English ribbed in black, brown,
white and camel. Plain colors with
roll top. Sizes to 10. At 2oc pair.
Children's Sports Hose-Large
assortment of attractive color COM
binations; many advance Spring
styles in black, brown, tan, gray,
buck, camel and navy; fancy cuff
tops, also plain colors and two-toned
self top. Sizes to 10. At 2 for
$1.OO. paIai. RoyaI-N,,n Floor
Evening star., 1923-12-14
Little Red Rocking
Chairs and Chairs
39c E,a.

oplendid 6 l I t S
for the kiddies.
Made like larger
chairs. No phone
orders, no c. 0.
DIS or no de-
liveries. At 3oc
each.
Folding Card
Tables at $2.49.
Just received an
other shipment of
Evening star., 1923-12-14

Women and misses who reallv
want a dress for the holidays will find
a remarkable saving opportunity Of
fered here. Choose from
Sdtins. TtUiIs. Charmeen. File
Crepe. Chiffon VeIrets. Brocades.
Apron front and straight line mod
els. and others with unique touches of
establishment, such as beads. en-
broidery, Chenille, Tucks, Girdles.
etc.
Also number of strictly tailored
charmeen dresses in the new sprine
gray. At $23.75.
Palais ROyaI-Third Floor