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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-11-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
1st Publication Nov. s, 1923.
State OF WiscOnsin-ln Circuit
Court For Pierce County
Plaintiff,

Henry Draws, Plaintiff,
VS.
Ferdinand j. Kohl, Frank L. Wilkin-
son, Louis Wilkinson also known as
Lewis Wilkinson, j. l.. Dodge and
Anna Dodge, his wife, Stephen NJ.
Simon, as administrator of the estate
of Peter Simon with will annexed,
Elizabeth Simon, Joseph Simon and
Sarah Simon, his wife, Lambert
Simon and Martha Simon, his wife,
Mary Flynn, Annie Arnold, Elizabeth
Janiski, Peter Simon, unmarried,
Edward Simon and Celia Simon, his
wife, .ouisa Fasbender, Theodore
Simo.g and Mrs. Theodore Simon, his
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-11-22

LEGAL NOTICE
First Publication November %, 1928.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-11-22
LEGAL NOTICE

First Publication November s, 1929
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-11-22

Guaranteed Batteries for your
Ford, $3.50. Corresponding prices
on battries for other cars. Morley &
Hawkinson.-adv.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTES
BY II. G. seyforth.

Farmers and Women's Institutes
will be held at Prescott, january 20
and 80; at Maiden Rock, Jan. 81 and
FEBRUARY l., More complete programs
will be published later. We expect
to have two more Institutes later on
in the season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-06

Crawford Johnson, Jr., F. c. ArmeS and A. R. Redburn have been named as candidates for the office of presi- dent, with the privilege extended 10 make additional nominations on the floor. Fortyl three members nave reen nominated for the office or directors for the coming six months as follows: w. c. Agee. Jr.. Paul An gel1, A. L. Britain, C. H. Chichester, Alan Drennen, Joe Goldstein, CraW- ford Jonhson, Jr., D. K. McKamey, T. A Nickel A. R. Redburn Ralph Rus sell, William Spencer, Howard R. Terry. II. M. Wallace, Charles T. Al len. IT. E. Bradley, J. D. Bryan, k. IT Childer, Irving M. Engel, A. J. Hawkins, M. N. kronenberg, J. D. Moore. Jr., T. P. Mcclellan, Jr, R. W. Roberts, P T. Sessions. D. ". Stock ham, A J. Thomas. T. A. Bell, Basil A. Wood Ed Allen, J. H. Brady, T. K. Bryne, L. W. Coffin, j. $. Gcld- CTS. C. E. Jaynes, Walter Kennedy J, p. Mudd, P. I. Pincus, William M. Rogers. r. A. Smith, J. x. Taylor, J. D. Topping and William l.. White
 Ono of the most spirited elections in the history of the junior chamber Is looked for. All members are urged to be in their places promptly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-06
JUNIOR CHAMBER ER TO NAME OFFICER ERS Third Annual Banquet Set For Thursday Night At
 TutWiIer

Members of the Birmingham Junior Chamber of Commerce are expecting an enthusiastic meeting at 6:45 o'clock Thursday evening at the Tut wiler hotel when the third annual junior chamber banquet will the held followed by the semi-annual cleo tion of officers.
 Members in good standing will be entitled to a place at the banquet table. Those who desire to bring visitors are allowed that privilege at $1.5O per ticket, which may be ob- tained upon application to the sec retary, to be filed not later than Mon day.
 Much interest is stated to center in the forthcoming election of of ficers. Dr. II. P. Hanna and B. D. Lightner have been selected by the nominating committee for the office of vice president. Paul Angel'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-06
BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERA1D. SATURDAY OCTOBER 6. 1923

ham Retail Furniture Dealers asso- citation, which keeps a record of all removals, show that Monday com monly known as general moving day showed tthe smallest removals during any day of the week reported on through Friday.
 Monday started off with 150; Tues days record was 190, Wednesday led the list with BIO, Thursday was next highest with 22O but Friday ran a close second with 215.
 All members of the association are furnished with lists of those who move, with the old and new addresses given. The total through Friday, was 10S5 Saturday is expected to add another list to the ones sent out daily.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-06
PLAN COMFORT STATIONS
MsLendOn To Make Effort To Redeem

McLendOn To Make Effort To Redeem
 Pledge Given During His Campaign
 Because of the steadily increasing number of visitors coming to Biz mingham daily to do business with people here, the city commission has taken up the question of devising ways and means to install public comfort stations, President D. E. Mo- Lendon of the city commission stated Friday. This was a campaign pledge of Mir. McLendon.
 Business places whose basement floors extend out under the side
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-06

walks. for which extra space they pay rent to the city. will shortly be conferred with about having stations installed in them A flight of steps leading down to the station and small room under the sidewalk Is the idea. 1t is planned to establish these place for both men and women. About four will be provided if satisfactory arrangements can be made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-06
REMEMBER IT

Mrs. Niblck-You think so much of your old golf you don't even remem- Der when we were married.
 Niblick-Sure I do. It was the day after sank the thirty-foot putt. Judge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-06
1000 MOVE THIS WEEK

Furniture Dealers Association Cite
 Figures On Change or Residences Morea than thousand families in Birmingham moved this week.
 Figures compiled by the Birming-
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BISHOP TALKS
!. To STUDENT
Of j. Of: NJ.
Commencement Week lnaugu-
rated With Sermon to
Graduating Class.

Never sacrifice your ideals for
material advancement" Bishop Will
liam r. Mcdowell, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Of Washington,
advised yesterday in his sermon to
the graduating class OF the Uni
versity Of Maryland.
The bishop compared the temota.
tons which Christ faced with those
faced by the young men and women
Of today, and said they were similar.
He urged the importance Of. learn
ing to use ones powers and abili.
ties for the furtherance of Christi
anity. Testing the promises Of God
merely out OF curiosity was assailed
by the bishop. who stated those
promises would mean everything to
one who really wanted to believe
them and had honest faith, but
added that to one who sought to
analyze them purely as curiosity
seeker they would mean absolutely
nothing.
1.-THE Players" the university's
dramatic club, will present several
plays in the auditorium wednesday
night as part Of the exercises for
commencement week.
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THREE AWARDED
ROOSEVELT
MEDALS
President Harding Will Present
Honors for Distinguished
Service Friday.

President Harding will present
medals of the Roosevelt Memorial
Association to three persons for dis.
tinguished service in fields asso.
ciated with Roosevelt's career, at
the White House on Friday at 4:30
o'clock.
The recipients are Miss Louise
Lee Schuyler. pioneer social work.
err: Henry Fairfield Osborn. presi
dent of the Museum Of Natural
History, and Gen. Leonard Wood
governor general of the Philippines
Each is honored because Of distinc.
ton attained in aggressively promot.
ing activities In the three lines OF
endeavor represented.
William Boyce Thompson, presi-
dent of the association, made the
announcement of the award. The
three were chosen by a committee
composed Of DR. John Fl. Finley
chairman; Henry c. Wallace, Score.
tary of Agriculture; Gov. Clifford
Pinchot. Of Pennsylvania; Oscar s.
Straus and Mr.. Thompson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11
NAB BRIDEGROOM AS JAIL
BREAKER ON WEDDING DAY

PHILADELPHIA. June A.-De-
partment of Justice agents rudely
interrupted the wedding ceremo.
MES of Miss Helen Briggs, of Bos-
ton, when they arrested Charles
Augustus Isenberger. aged twenty
three. alleged army deserter and
convicted dope peddier and embez-
Eler, as the couple were about to
sit down to their wedding break
fast in an inn a short distance
from Norristown early yesterday.
The bride has held position in
bank in ,NorristoWn and the pair
were married in Media. Isenber-
ger escaped from the hospital at
Fort Macintosh, Tex, on August
81, He was serving a two years
sentence and made his getaway by
cutting the iron bars OF the hos
pital windows with a saw,
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'SHR|NERS TURN
To BASEBALL
CAM
Hot Contest to Aid Eastern
Star Home Is Expected
on June 23.,

With the Shrine convention a
matter of history, Washington Ma
sons are turning their thoughts to
the Shrine-Grotto baseball game to
be played at the Georgia avenue
ball park on June % for the bene-
fit Of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home.
Some special athletic events are
to be staged prior to the game,
with entry open only to members
of the fraternity,
Andy Walker. captain Of the
Shrine team. says he is out for
the long-distance Masonic baseball
record, He claims to be the only
Masonic player who has played in
every game since the annual event
was started eleven years ago.
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Mems 81 Silk Hose,
2 for S1.69
1925 Silk Camisoles, S1.69


Jersey Silk Camisoles, bodice
style, plain or lace trimmed: rib
bon shoulder straps: flesh, navy
and black; broken sizes.
$2.25 Djer-Kiss Combina-
ton, sligo
One bottle OF Djer-Kiss Toilet
Water and one box of DER Kiss
Face POWDER regular 1925
combination, tomorrow at $l.69.
Bead Necklaces, Sligo
Pearl Bead Necklaces, gradu-
ate styles. fine indestructible
beads, beautiful lustre and finish;
satin lined case.
= 81 Handbags, Sligo
Women's Leather Handbags
and Beauty Boxes, all wanted
shapes and styles; black and
coiOTs.
$2.49 Wash Boilers, Sligo
Heavy Tin Copper Bottom
Wash Boilers, with wood han
dlesi large No, 8 size.
Poker Chips & Cards, $l.69
Travellers compact Poker Chip
and Playing Card Combination,
in we'll made leatherette case
Stationery Dept.
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Boys Union Suits,
2 for S1.69

Porosknit Union Suits, high
neck and short sleeves, knee
pants; athletic style; sizes 6 to
IL years.
WOmen's $2.25 Union
Suits, SLIGO
Fine Gauze Lisle Union Suits,
"Nushape" three piece style: low
neck and sleeveless, loose knee;
tailor made: sizes 5, 6, Z and s;
perfect quality.
$3.50 Kayser Gloves, Sligo
Kayser's Novelty Silk Gaunt-
let's, strap wrist and slip-on
styles; flare cuffs with narrow
plated edges; two-tone embroid-
cred back; sand, mode and pom
gee.
$2.49 FIOuncings, SLIGO
White Net Flouncings, with
five rows of narrow plating, fin
ished with ribbon edge; white,
pink, blue, nile and mails.
Csc LOngcloth, 9 Yds. S1.69
36.inch Longcloth, close woven,
soft finish quality.
$2.25 Bleached Sheets,
Sligo
9ox9s Seamless BIeached
Sheets, extra large size, for dou-
BILE beds; heavy close woven
grade.
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CSC Door Mats, 69c
Rubber Door Mats, full size;
good quality.
81 Syringes, 69c
Fountain Syringes, usual two
quart size; red rubber, perfect
quality; complete with fittings.
$1.25 Chair Cushions, 69c
Large.size Bar Harbor Shape
Chair Cushions, filled with good
grade cotton, covered with
heavy cretonnes; boxed sides:
tufted with Is buttons.-FOurth
Floor.
Soc Stamped Goods,
2 for CSC
Stamped Scarfs and Centre
pieces; white or natural color;
pretty patterns.
Handkerchief, 6 for 69c
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs,
good quality pure white. full
size; neatly embroidered initial.
Six i'm box; regularly $1.00.
ST Earrings, 69c Pair
A large assortment Of popular
styles, including pendant, drop
and novelty effects; all wanted
colorings.
81 Beauty Cases, 69c
Beauty Cases or Party Boxes,
black patent leather finish; at
tractive styles; complete with
large mirror and toilet requisites.
ST Gold Rings, CSC
Children's Solid Gold Rings.
pretty signet and stone set
styles.
Ironing Board Pads, 69c
Ironing Board Pads, full size,
extra quality, adjustable pads
Notion Dept.
1Oc Hair Nets, IL for 69c
Real Hair Nets, double mesh;
full size and perfect quality; as
sorted shades.-NOtiOn Dept.
SIPS Stamped Tubing, CSC
Stamped Pillow Tubing. very
fine grade; neat patterns, stamped
for scalloping. Limit, one pair.)
Art Dept.
ST House Slippers, CSC
Women's Turkish Bath and
Corduroy House Slippers. in
gray, lavender. blue and Ameri-
can Beauty; sizes in the lot from
8 to 8.
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NORTHWESTERN'S WAR
HEROES ARE HONOREC

CHICAGO, June 11.-An avenue
of elms on the campus Of North
western University, at Evanston,
has been dedicated in honor Of
the Northwestern students who
fell on the field of battle in the
world war, Their names were in
soribed on a bronze tablet secured
To a. rough boulder at the south
end of the avenue; Included
among the seventy-four names are
the names Of seven men who were
killed in the civil war,
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$2.19 Paisley Crepe, $1.69 !
40inch Paisley Chine
grade in a. vast assortment of color combinations
Mems S2.95 Hats. $1.69

Men s $3.50 Hats, Sl.69
Genuine Togo Panama Hats,
Optimo, sailor. Aston, telescope
and alpine shapes; silk band
trimmings; leather perspiration
band; sizes up to III.
Knitted Crepe Fabrics,
Sligo
Choice OF Alltyme, Kordette or
Pharaoh Knitted Crepes, three Of
the most popular fabrics for
summer wear; plain colors and
fancy colored novelties.
81 Chiffon Taffeta, $1.69
35.inch Colored Chiffon TAT
feta. all silk, soft chiffon finish
grade, In all wanted street and
evening shades, also black.
ChiIdren's Waist Suits,
2 for $1.69
Nainsook Waist Suits, perfect
quality: reinforced seat and gar
ter attachments; sizes to ~
years.
WOmen's Umbrellas, $1.69
Extra quality tapped edge
American (cotton) taffeta covers,
warranted fast black and rain.
proof, good assortment of han.
dies, many with imitation ivory
tips and club ends to match.
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81 Yestees. 69c

@l VGStGGSs OCC
Camisole Vestees. of fine grade
net, lace-triumed; elastic top and
net shoulder straightforward
Dept.-First Floor.
SOC Kayser Gloves, 69c
Kayser's Two. clasp Silk Gloves.
double-tipped fingers; Paris point
stitching. in pongee, gray, silver
and white.
81 Val LaceS. 69c
French Val Laces, edgings and
insertions: white, cream and ecru
colors: various widths; twelve
yards in each piece.
$1.25 White Organdy, 69c
54-inch Imported White Or
CANDY, very fine sheer transpar-
ent; permanent finish grade.
ST Bleached Sheets, 69c
54x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets,
perfect quality; hand-torn and
ironed.
Soc Pillow Cases, 2 for 69c
45x36 Bleached Pillow Cases.
with lace edge; hand-torn and
ironed.
Csc Muslin, 5 Yds. 69c
36-inch Bleached Muslin, close
woven, soft finish grade, free
from starch or dressing.
soc Tissue Ginghams,
4 Yards 69c
32-inch Woven Tissue Cling.
hams, white grounds with col
ored woven stripes.
Csc Ginghams, A Yds. 69c
27-inch Cheviot Ginhams, dark
grounds in stripes, checks and
plain colors; warranted fast
colors.
89c White Wolfe, 69c
4O-inch Imported White Chit
fon Wolfe, very fine sheer, two
ply quality.
"Lingette" Satin, CSC
36-inch "Lingette" Satin, a
yarn mercerized cotton fabric, in
plain colors and shadow stripes;
all wanted lingerie shades.
CSC Frying Pans, CSC
Aluminium Frying Pans, heavy
weight; 10-inch size.
CSC Stop Jars, 69c
blue Brilliant Enameled Stop
Jars, with cover and bail han
die.
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Killed by Corset.

COSMO. Italy, June IA small
wound inflicted by a broken corset
bone caused the death of a benrti-
ful twenty-year old Italian gil
named Dar"c,li, who became i'll
while dancing and tainted.
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.79c to 81 OyeralIs. 69c

79c to 81 OveralIs, 69c
Genuine Blue Denim and
Khaki Overalls. with bib and
shoulder straps; ankle length;
plenty of pockets; sizes to 10
years.
Misses Gowns, 69c
Muslin Nightgowns, pink and
white: embroidered in dainty col
ors; full cut sizes.
Riddles ROmpers, 69c
Dutch style, others in the
popular peg top models; a large
assortment of colors and combi-
nations; some with embroidered
designs; all sizes.
Envelope Chemise, 69c
OF fine nainsook, with built-up
shoulder straps, trimmed with
laces and ernbroideries; all sizes.
WOmen's Drawers, CSC
Extra size Muslin Drawers.
trimmed with embroidery and
tucked flounces; full cut and well
made.
Pink Bandeaux, CSC
Fancy Pink Bandeaux, fasten
back models, with elastic at
waist; others with elastic back;
sizes 80 to 46.
81 GirdIes, CSC
Fancy Pink Brocade Girdles,
with four heavy hose supporters;
all sizes.-Third Floor.
81 Bed Pillows, CSC
Bed Pillows, filled with
sterilized curled feathers; covered
with heavy weight fancy art
ticking.-FOurth Floor.
$1.19 Grass Rugs. 69c
30x60 heavy double warp STEM
ciled Grass Rugs, in green. blue
and brown oriental and medallion
designs.-First Floor.
$1.29 Suit Cases, 69c
Gain. Fibre-covered Suit Cases.
good lock and side catches; steel
frame; neatly lined.
81 Sofa Cushions, CSC
22x22 round shape Sofa Cush-
ions, covered with fine white
cambria, filled with soft fluffy
silk floss.-FOurth Floor.
89c Sunfast Drapery, 69c
Yard-wide Sunfast Drapery.
handsome mercerized finish, in
rose, blue, gold, green and
brown.
$1.5O Blankets, 69c Each
66xSO soft fleece finish Blan-
kets, gray with blue, gold or
brown borders; mill seconds
First FlOOr-Bargain Table.
81 Crex Runner, 69c
"a and 27 inch Crex for hall
or stair runners; tapebound sides;
green, blue or brown stenciled
borders.
Csc CretOnnes, 5 Yds. 69c
80 and "a inch Cretonnes, light
p and dark colorings, excellent pat.
terms for draperies, cushions and
comfort covers.
81 LlnOleum, 69c So. Yd.
Full rolls of Cooks Cork filled
burlap back Linoleum, 8-quarter
width good patterns and color
ings.
81 & $3.50 Curtains,
. CSC Each
Scotch ard Nottingham weave
Lace Curtains, white and ecru
colors; 21a yards long; full width;
handsome patterns.
ChiIdren's Csc Socks,
3 for 69c
Short White Socks, with assert
ed fancy turnover tops; mostly
all sizes.
81 Neckwear, 69c
Peter Pan Collar and Cuff
Sets, of white wash satin, also
coIored embroidered effects.
81 Window Shades, CSC /
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So and $3.50 Back Combs,

Fancy Back Combs and Span
ish Combs, colored shell effects,
with brilliant colored stone set
tings; attractive new shapes.
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Women's 1925 to SITS Hose, $1.69

Fulfashioned Silk Hose wydetop ana
Poinx heel black and Russian calf Isle garter top ao
Stripe others with Isle
tops in black only; perfect quality; broken sizes.
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Bows Csc Rlouses. 69c

Boys Csc BlOuses, 69c
Little Friend" Sport Blouses,
perfect quality; low neck and
short sleeves, double yoke back;
plain white, tan and neat striped;
sizes Z to is years.
$3.50 Wash Skirts, CSC
Wash Skirts, Of cotton gabar-
dine, pique and mercerized wash
SATIN: slash or patch pockets;
shirred -models; finished with
narrow belts; waist band sizes rs
to 80.
Up to $1.98 House Dresses,
CSC
OF striped Bingham and print
ed wolfe; straight-line models,
finished with narrow belts; light
and dark colorings: sizes 16, Is,
SO and SO.
Boys 79c to Csc Pants, 69c
Heavy weight Khaki Pants,
dark shade; sizes to Is years;
ideal for outing or school wear.
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Up to $1.9S House Dresses,
81 PLAY Suits. CSC

Boys and Girls "Slip.ova"
Play Suits, of fine striped
madras, blue chaTnbray, khaki
and blue; short sleeves, ankle
and knee length; sizes 2 to 8
years.
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tings; attractive new shapes.
$2.25 Tumblers, Sligo
Dozen
III Thin Blown Cut Glass Ice
Tumblers, neat designs; full
size. II
So & $3.50 Handbags,
$3.50
women's Silk Handbags. fine
quality MORE silk, in black and
colors; filigree and fancy metal
frames; silk lined; newest shapes.
So to 81 ThermOs Bottles,
$3.50
Thermos Bottles, one quart size:
assorted styles.-TOilet Goods
Dept.
1898 Clocks, $3.50
Imitation Ivory Clocks, large,
attractive shapes, well made,
with reliable American move
ments.-Toilet Goods Dept.
Up to $3.50 Dresses, $3.50
Women's Dresses, Of imported
or domestic ginghams, ramie
linene, tissue ginghams and dark
printed voiles; trimmed with lace,
| embroidery. pearl buttons. patch
pockets and finished with wide
or narrow girdles; round and
square necks; three-quarter length
sleeves; light and dark colorings;
sizes 16 to a., as to so.
Boys $3.50 and 81 Suits,
$3.50
Wash Suits. in Oliver Twist
| and MILDLY styles: plain colors and
pretty tan color cotton pongee:
sizes to 10 years; warranted
fast colors.
Boys SIS Suits, $3.50
Norfolk Suits, of neat dark
mixtures; lined knickerbocker
pants; sizes to 10 years.
WOmen's 81 Gowns, $1.69
Sleeveless Nightgowns, pink,
blue and orchid voiles and
-batiste; some novelty trimmed
styles.
Girls SO Suits. $3.50
Two-piece Khaki Camp Suits,
cut MILDLY; sizes 10 to % years.
Girls So Dresses, $3.50
Little Girls Wolfe Dresses, pink,
blue and white; five ruffles on
skirt; sizes 2 to 6 years.
81 Porch Curtains, $3.50
Heavy Canvas Porch Curtains,
#. wide, IT. 6 in. drop: heavy
awning pole; complete with ropes
and all attachments.
81 Blankets, $3.50
66xS0-inch Double-bed size
Summer Blankets, soft fleece
finish: plaids Of blue, pink and
tan; also tan and gray with vari-
GUS color borders.
81 Grass Rugs, $3.50
6x9-ft Room-size Stenciled
Grass Rugs, heavy double-warp;
perfect quality; In green, blue
or brown oriental and medallion
designs.
$3.50 Comforts, $3.50
72x72 Double-bed Size Com.
forts, filled with soft white cot
ton; good quality coverings.
SIS & Sc COngoleum or
LinOleum Rugs. $3.50
4 IT. by 8 IT. Red Seal Con-
| goleum Rugs, also 8 by #. or
AZ by 10h TT. Cooks make
Linoleum Rugs, handsome wool
rug designs. all with borders;
subject to slight imperfections.
81 Suit Cases, $3.50
Brown, maroon or black fibre
covered Suit Cases, neatly lined:
good lock and side snaps: two
outside straps, Gain. size.
Mems $3.50 Bathing Suits,
$3.50
Pure Worsted One-piece Bath
lHS 0ult5, SkIfC style, navy blue
and brown: all regular sizes; per.
feet quality.
Mems 81 & $3.50 Pajamas,
$3.50
Fauitiess make Pajamas, all
| high-grade cotton materials, with
silk frog or silk braid trimmings,
also plain styles; samples and
| surplus stocks.
81 Canton Crepe, $3.50 \
4 4O-inch Bordered Canton Il
Crepe, one of the distinct
novelties for dresses and Il
skirts; only limited quantity.
WOmen's 1925 Silk Hose,
$3.50
Full-fashioned Silk Hose. silk
from toe to top heavy weight,
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$3.50 Suit Cases, S1.69

$3.50 Suit Cases, $1.69
24-inch extra fine close, woven
fibre covered Suit Cases, neatly
lined; good lock and side snaps
and handle.-FOurth Floor.
So Lace Curtains, S1.69
Scotch, Nottingham and Filet
long, white and ecru colors; neat
or heavy worked designs.
So Grass Rugs, $1.69
27-inch 9 #. and 3 x 6 It.
extra fine grade / 500 warp Grass
Rugs, stenciled designs in blue,
green or rose; for hall runners
and many spaces around the
home.
81 Bed Spreads, $1.69
Stamped Bed Spreads, full
double bed size; bolster included;
neat patterns.-Art Dept.
$3.50 Table Damask, SLIGO
s4-inch Warranted All Pure
Linen Table Damask, extra heavy
weight; pink, blue and gold
plaids.
Mems 81 Silk Hose,
2 for Sligo
onyx" Pure Thread Silk Hose,
famous No. 800 grade: full-fash-
Toned high spliced heel, double
reinforced sole and toe Of mer-
cerized Isle: black. white and
plain colors; perfect quality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11

81 Window Shades, 69c
Holland-finish and Oil Opaque
Cloth Window Shades. size 3
#. 5 #. 9 in; perfect quail
ity; mounted on strong spring
rollers; white, ecru and greens.
complete with ring and all fix,
lures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-11
69c. $3.50 and 81. SO Sale

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