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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20

the fear that these animals and so
called game birds would become en-
tirely extinct. and even now It seems
probable that their action has come
too late.
/ do not expect my views on this
subject TO become the law of Maine.
It is possible they will be deemed
crazy notions by most Of the readers
Of the Reporter and indeed may en-
tirely merit that description.
shall hug the illusion (if such it prove
TO be- that | am but fifty or one hun
dred years ahead of the times I
shall not live to see the day, but |
fully believe it will arrive. when my
present feelings will be justified and
when the slaughter Of wild animals
and birds viii be forever prohibited.
The Commandment were given to
man at tine when his blOodthirsty
nature had been very little curbed.
1t is not likely that the fifth. Thou
shalt not XIII, was expected to re-
strain the old Hebrews further than
to limit their murderous attacks up
on each other. Four thousand years
OF civilization with its various refine
ments should have fitted US 10 apply
these and other commandments with
very much broader vision Much
less than that same period / sincerely
believe will find mankind including
ell animal life within the limits Of
that admonition.
81 would not count him on ny list Of
friends,
Though graced with polished manners
and fine sense
yet lacking with sensibility)
The man who needlessly sets foot up
on a worm"
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20

MAKES REAL MEN AND WOMEN
gland food. Makes men and wo-
men feel younger Rundown. tired
nervous conditions, Neuritis. rheuma-
tiSm. stomach, bowel. liver. kidney.
constipation. chest hot flashes. hard
cned blood vessels, high blood pres
sure. Not drugs, St.OH at druggists or
CARNoTIrE GLAND EXTRACT co.
tScUd for Literafurc1
tNS5 Calf. Bldg, Denver, Colo.
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places. Doing all. i'll fact, that an
all-round host can do to add pleas
ure and comfort to the trip. If one
wants the larger trout, one should
plan to go early in the Spring or
about the time the ice goes out,
probably some time in May.
There are trout to be caught there
any time during the summer though
Some Of the largest fish brought
out by a fishing party weighed from
four and one half pounds to five and
one half pounds.
The best way to reach this pond is
To go by automobile To the residence
of Dell Green in Lexington and from
there take the trail UP the mountain,
distance of about one half mile,
there down the opposite side, about
the same distance to the shore of the
pond. which is about one mile long
and one hal. mile wide.
This trail is only what its name
implies, just a trail over the noun
tain's side but perfectly plain and
easy.
There is only short distance
where the road is poor but the jour
ney's end, with q good big mess of
handsome spotted trout served just
TO your taste for dinner simply re-
pays one for the small amount OF eX-
ira effort required. especially, ii one
is tired from some long busy grind
and needs a complete rest from all
noise and turmoil
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Who Can Furnish Red Pine SeedY

Parties who are in position to ga
Their red pine seed or cones can find
a ready market for them. The cones
will bring s225 a bushel. This is
just the season at which they should
be harvested. Care must be taken
not to get wormy cones. This is
especially important this year. Col
lectors report very dry weather
which has a tendency to cause cones
to be wormy. Wormy cones are of
no value. Collectors should break
open a cone very frequently and make
sure that the seed is sound We
shall be glad to aid all we can in
this matter. Would advise parties
who live near red pine forests to send
or bring samples to this office. Any
inquiries will be promptly answered.
ENT-REPORTER co.
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One More Ideal spot In Somerset

(Mrs Esther NJ. Luce, New Portland)
When speaking of the natural beau
ties of Somerset County one usually
has in mind four different things
her mountains. grand in their height
and covered with some of the most
beautiful forests Of Maine; her
streams, noted for their trout-giYng
qualities and her lakes and ponds,
made famous by the numerous sport
ing camps along their shores. II is
of one of these ponds | wish to write
about
Spruce Pond Is situated about thir-
ty miles from SkoWhegan, in nor
therly direction There is a certain
sense of quietude lowering about it.,
that, combined with. its natural beau
ties, make an ideal place for campers.
One might travel far before find
ing a more festful place. nestled, as
it is, under the side of large noun
tain that is covered with the trees
from which the pond derives its
name.
There are several camps there
one of them belonging to Harold
Viles of North New Portland. This
camp, like the majority of them, is
not furnished but can be occupied by
persons furnishing their own outfit.
Another camp is occupied by Nor
man Nichols. At this camp all the
necessary comfort providing utensils
may be found. For a small consid-
Grafton, Mr.. Nichols will entertain
camping parties also furnish boats
and aid as guide to the best fishing
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Gard OF Thanks

The family OF the late Daniel r.
Blanchard wish to express their ap-
probation AMI thanks to the neighbors
and friends for all acts of Kindness
and sympathy and for the floral Of
ferings 1w38S
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T. A. Blackwell while going across
St Adams mountain to Cyr's Siding
the other afternoon saw a bull moose
standing in The road just below the
quarry rocks.
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Carry Pond Camps

The season at the camps is fast
coming to a close, still many guests
remain, and their only regret is that
the season is over. These camps
have had a very busy time this year
and have made many bookings for
1924. the fishing has been good and
many good catches reported. All in
all every one seems satisfied and hope
to meet again another year. The
season closes October LIST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
~HEMSTITCHED N
TOWEL c dOc EACH
Third Floor

COATS AND SUITS FOR THE
LARGER WOMAN, $500
Twill cord garments that sold for
$3.50 TO $3.50. While they last.
ATWOOD TIGHTS, $50
All sizes of the m~uch-desired all
wool quality. Sold regularly at 800.
BATHING SLIPPERS, 100
Black satin and paisley. White can
vas, with colored sateen trimming.
All sizes and tust when o need
them most. Regular 1.75 and 200.
WOMEN'S TUB DRESSES, 3.75
SO to 80. Materials are wolfe, lawn,
batiste, gingham and chambray. Reg
ular 800 and 500.
WOMEN'S WOLFE WAISTS, 2.39
The 800 kind. French voile, hand
made waists, offered in becoming
square and V-neck models and
adorned with real flet laces.
WOMEN'S BINGHAM
PETTICOATS, TOO
A most unusual price on good quail
ity gingham pettfcoats for women re-
curing the so, "a and 33-inch lengths.
All are Of the 100 grade.
WOMEN2S SLIP-ON
SWEATERS, $3.50
The 6.95 kind. This lot is limited to
24s mohair and Iceland sweaters, in
sizes SO to AZ. Different colors- and
designs.
WOMEN'S SLIP-ON
SWEATERS, 4.39
Mohair and Iceland sweaters of the
eos and S:95 grades. Made with V
and high neck lines, in plain and at
t~ractive fancy weaves. Not all sizes.
CHILDREN'S COAT
SWEATERS, 3.95
The kind you see selling at other
times for 500 and sos. These come
in both medium and lightweights, and
In sizes 80 to "a. Limited quantity.
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MEMS SAMPLE oXFoRDS,
3Q5 PAIR

MEMS SAMPLE OXFORDS,
3.e5 PAIR
Sports style oxfords, especially
suited for wear with white flannel or
knickers. They are ~obtainable In B
width only and in sizes oh, Z
and III.
LITTLE BOYS oXFoRDS,
2.85 PAIR
Regularly 3.s5 pair. These tan OK
fords are all Foot-trainers and are
built with Goodyear welted soles and
rubber heels, In sizes IL to 1917.
WoMEN'S COSTUME SLIPS,
100
Made of good quality ~sateen, with
self material shoulder straps. Gath
ering at side hip line. In black and
navy.
woMEN'S SILK GOWNS. AS
Regularly 500. Crepe de chine
gowns, In pretty pastel shades, with
lace medallions, insertions and edg-
ings for trim.
$50 LONGCLOTH, 1.S5 PC.
A finely woven pure white longcloth
of soft finish and free from dressing.
It is SO inches wide and sells In ten
yard pieces only. Limited quantity.
2.e5 BRoCADE CREPE DE
CHINE, 2.39 A YARD
A 4O-inch material, in small scroll
design. Comes in orange, old rose,
pink, light blue, peach and French
blue. Second Floor.
200 BLACK CHIFFON TAF-
FETA, 1863 A YD.
SO inches wide. A soft quality taft
feta, with a very good finish. Comes
in black only. Second Floor.
3.e5 BUCKINGHAM, 2.e5 A YD.
wear only. Made with a set figure.
80 inches wide. Second Floor.
7ec BRoCADE SATIN. SOC
A YARD
"a inches wide. Dark backgrounds,
with combination colors. Appropriate
for coat Innings. Second Floor.
ALL LINEN CRASH TOWEL
ING, Csc A YARD
Heavy barnsley weave crash towel
ing, II inches wide. Neat colored bor-
ders. Excellent for hand, dish or
roller towels. Second Floor.
TURKISH BATH TOWELS,
soc EACH
Woven of double twisted, fine spun
yarns. All over jacquard designs. in
pink, blue, gold and lavender. Cen
erous size, neatly hemmed ends. Sec
ond Floor.
HEMSTITCHED LINEN
TOWELS, 49c EACH
Thick absorbent huckaback towels,
every thread linen. Neatly hem
stitched ends and figured damnsk bor-
ders. Second Floor.
Csc BOYS MILDLY HATS, 39c
Made of good quality white drill,
with stitched roll brims. Sizes 6B
to ~ in the lot. Second Floor.
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FIBRE ROCKERS, 1875
Sixth Floor
GROWN BICYCLES, 34.oo AND
% 50

GROWN BICYCLES, 34.00 AND
$3.50
Handsomely finished. Equipped
with high-grade leather saddle, New
Departure brake, Fiske premium tires;
2S-inch frames; regularly 1900; now
$500; 26-inch, regularly $3.50, now
1880.
MOO TO 1880 SURF RODS,
q OFF
African, Greenheart, Cuban, Ring
and Agatine guides,
A PICTURES, HALF
PRICE
175 in this lot. A wide choice Of
subjects and styles; colored prints,
sepia and black Int white. Antique
gilt and mahogany frames.
HIGH-GRADE MIRRORS. HALF
PRICE
80 mirrors which were 1000 to 5000.
First-grade- quality. Suitable for
console table, mantel and buffet.
ILLUSTRATION BOARD,
22c EACH
Ba%ipbrldge's % in. Z 80 in. sheet,
regular soc each. Suitable for pen
and ink or water color wash.
"THE SUNSET PAINTING
OUTFIT" FOR KIDDIES, 69c
Regular LOO set. Contains Is cards
of assorted sizes to cut out and col
or, 10 paints, l brush and / pan for
mixing, Neatly packed in box.
Csc ANIMAL STORIES, 16c
Thornton w. Burgess interesting
stories of animals. Wildly illus
trated.
BABY PLAY YARDS, 2.95
Strongly constructed of natural
color wood. About thirty-eight inches
square; a nice size place for baby to
play in. Regular 400.
SMALL KIDDIES' WAGON, lie
Well made and strong. Natural
wood finished. Just the wagon for
the sturdy youngster. Regular 1.oO.
DOLL CARRIAGES, $50
Regular 1880 fibre reed buggy.
Ecru finished. Rubber-tire wheels
and corduroy upholstery.
PIANOS, 10000 LESS
Save lDU.oU Oh "DIhuu~ntW plduo6 III
beautiful mahogany cases. Vessel,
Nickle and Gross action. Sold on the
Easy Payment Plan, If desired.
DUET BENCH, 1880
Beautiful mahogany, sturdily con
structed with strip across the bottom
which reinforces 1t. A compartment
for music. On sale while the guam
tity lasts.
3-SECTION MIRROR, CTS
Suitable for over mantel or buffet.
Frame finished in antique gilt. Size
10 in. K 40 in. Regular $40.
$50 TRAVELLING BAGS, 2.25
Sizes, 1e inches, IS inches. Made of
black split cowhide in the cobra grain,
lined with keratol.
WEEKEND CASES, ATS
Made of black enamel duck on
steel frame. Short leather straps.
Tray on inside. Sizes: "a inches, 26
$500 TRAP DRUM OUTFIT,
1890
The set consists of a bass drum, a
snare drum, O tomLtom, cymba1s,
pedals, snare-drum stand and wood
block.
COASTER WAGONS, SOS
With rubber tires and disk wheels.
Strongly built and durable. Regu-
lar $50.
PIANOS, 10000 LESS
Save 10000 on brand-new pianos In
beautiful mahogany cases. Vessel,
Nickle and Gross action. Sold on the
Easy Payment Plan, If desired.
DUET BENCH, 1880
Beautiful mahogany finished,
sturdiiy constructed with strip across
the bottom which reinforces 1t. A
compartment for music. On sale
while the quantity lasts.
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES
ONE-HALF PRICE
High-grade frames to stand on
table or hang on wall. Mostly an
tique gilt finish in a variety of styles.
Sizes 4x6 to 11x14.
$50 ENAMEL CASES, SIS
~ -.
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FIFTH Floor
scALLopED SPREADS, 500

{ +
Various designs. Extra-heayy
crochet spreads with cut corners. Full
size. Close finish and heavy weight.
pure white bleach. Regular Ash.
SATIN FINISH SPREADS, SOS
size 72x9s. Suitable for single beds
with box springs, twin beds or u
size. One Of the best domestic grades
Very fine weave. Several beautiful
designs. Pure white. Regular 500.
600 PILLOWS, SIS
A pure gray down pillow, size %
KS, covered with striped linen tick.
Weight, pa pounds.
FIBRE ROCKERS, 1915
In beautiful assorted cretonnes
with spring cushion seats and up
holstered backs. Spring foundation
underneath cushion. Regular 1880.
WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR, CTS
Mahogany finish, well constructed
piece, suitable for almost n room.
Regular 12.75.
DAVENPORT TABLE 1850
An IS in. Z go In. mahogany table
with two nicely turned-end pedestals.
Regular 215O.
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SILK DRESSES FOR LARGE
WOMEN, 1875
MISSES SILK SKIRTS, 1925
Fourth Floor
BORDERED SCRIM. tic 70.

BORDERED SCRIM, tic YD.
Extra fine quality, in white and
cream, with gay colors in the border
very pretty designs. SO inches wide.
Regular 25c yard.
IMPORTED DAMASK, 7.5o YD.
Beautiful decorative colors and de-
signs that bespeak the art Of France,
fold. 80 inches wide. In rose, blue,
mulberry and gold colors. Regular
1900 yard.
IMPORTED MOQUETTE,
1900 YD.
A wool material in soft shades Of
blue and putty. Small set figure suit
able for upholstery and auto couch
covering. The fabric has gained the
reputation-'It won't wear out" so
inches wide. Regular 5000.
TAPESTRY PANELS, 4.25 EACH
Imported. Pretty French designs
for wall decoration. Especially APP
propriate for the dining room. size
81 inches wide by 10 inches deep.
Regular 500.
csc CORK LINOLEUM,
69c SO. YD.
Two yards wide, printed cork limo
leum, in neat tile, mosaic and carpet
effects. A very good item, this.
3.25 PARQUET INLAID
LINOLEUM, 2.59 SO. YD.
The best linoleum made. In various
effects and artistic wood effects. Two
yards. wide. Also an exceptionally
good buy.
$500 BRIDGE LAMP, 1880
Unstable socket and arm, offered in
mahogany, gold and black, and black
with gold. Fitted with u in. fringe
trimmed shade.
$50 METAL BOUDOIR
DAMP, 400
An electric metal boudoir lamp with
ivory finished base. Made with m
light socket and a decorated glass
shade.
POTTERY CANDLESTICKS
AT Is LESS
Here is a large collection of pottery
candlesticks In different shapes and
very attractive colors that will be
offered at a third less the regular
price.
HALL AND STAIR CARPETS,
2.49 YD.
Regularly 800. q inches wide.
Many colors and designs from which
to choose in this heavy velvet carpet
ing for halls and stairs.
STAMPED ROMPERS, 79c
Regularly LOO. White poplin romp-
ers, in button bottom style, cut care
fully of a fine grade Of material and
stamped in pretty, easy designs.
CRETONNE LINEN ROLLS, SOC
Regularly 75c. These 36-inch rolls
that keep ones centrepieces and scarfs
unwrinkled while not in use, come in
the 36-inch size and are made of good
quality cretonne.
ROUND SILK PILLOWS, 100
Regularly 1.50. Very good at the
price. Color assortment includes rose,
blue, gold, mulberry and black.
STAMPED TOWELS, 45c
Regularly S5c. Imported union
linen towels in the large size, stamped
in most attractive designs for hand
embroidery. A good Christmas item.
FIVE-PIECE STAMPED
LUNCHEON SETS, zoe
U~nbleached material stamped in an
attractive cross-stitch design makes
these effective luncheon sets.
C. CO
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JAPANESE CREPE
KIMONOS, 2.95

JHI EAANh06 SAAAA
KIMONOS, EOS
On copen, rose, pink, blue, with
trailing designs hand-embroidered.
Fringe trimmed, self-colored sash.
Regular 3.95.
DRESSING SACQUES, soc
OF percale and lawn, in light, me-
dium and dark shades. Regular and
extra sizes. Regular LOO and LOO.
WOMEN'S TUB DRESSES, 4.95
For porch or street wear. Wolfe,
bingham and linen, in all colors,
stripes and checks. White voiles.
Sizes SO to 46. Regular T.95.
200 GIRLS SKIRTS, 1.29
Novelty tweed skirts on waists, for
Miss Six to Fourteen. Also an Item
to which we call particular attention.
Third Floor.
SILK DRESSES FOR LARGE
WOMEN, 1875
Formerly sold at 1880 in our regu.
lar stocks. Blue, black, cocoa and
gray models, and a few in figured
crepe de chine with black. Sizes 42h
to 52h.
MISSES SILK SKIRTS, 1925
1900 knife plated silk skirts, reduced
from regular stock prices. They come
in gray, tan, white and darker shades.
Wristbands 25 to 80 inches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
MEMS Union SIIITS Id

The $50 and 200 grades. SPRING
needle ribbed cotton and Isle union
suits with short sleeves. Either three
letir style.
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$500 TRAP DRUM OUTFIT,
1900

The set consists of a bass drum, a
snare drum, q tomLtom, cymbals,
pedals, snare-drum stand and wood
block.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
SILVER SALT AND PEPPER

OE1AhENOB QUO TAIN
Sterling silver salt and pepper
shakers of very good looking design.
In the individual size. Make a very
attractive but inexpensive gift.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
MEMS N WOMEN'S

The 45O kind. Good looking UNI
brel1as covered with best gloria cloth
with wide silk tape edge: 26 and %
Inch lengths. Wide variety OF amber
handles for women; crook handles
spT maA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
FRAMES
ONE-HALF PRICE

High-grade frames to stand on
table or hang on wall. Mostly an
tique gilt finish in a variety of styles.
Sizes 4x6 to 11x14.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
1850 TEA SET. CTS

23-pc. Japanese china tea sets, efec'
lively decorated with dragon design.
sugar bowl, teapot and six cups
saucers and plates to each set.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
BABIES BUTTON She
1.3Q PAIR

Regularly $50 the pair. Made of
white reignskin cloth in a well-itting
little button model. Only %obtainable
In sizes 2 to 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
JAPANESE TEAPoTS


larly 39c, at 100 each.
Soup size, brown OF green, fegu.
larry soc and SOC, at 2bc.
4-cup size, blue, white or decorated
regularly 76c, at SOC.
3-cup size, decorated, with wicker
handle, regularly b0c, at 3bc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30

COASTER WAGONS, SOS
With rubber tires and disk wheels.
Strongly built and durable. Regu-
lar $50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
PIANOS. 10000 LESS

Save 10000 ON brand-new pianos In
beautiful mahogany cases. Vessel,
Nickle and Gross action. Sold on the
Easy Payment Plan, il desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
DUET BENCH, 1880

Beautiful mahogany finished,
sturdiiy constructed with strip across
the bottom which reinforces 1t. A
compartment for music. On sale
while the quantity lasts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
5000 TEA SETS, 1900

23-pc. Fine Japanese china tea sete,
decorated in four colorful designs or
pink, blue and yellow tone. A certain
humber only at this price.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
300 PILLOWS, SIS

A pure gray down pillow, size %
KS. covered with striped linen tick.
Weight, "a pounds.
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go ENAMEL GASES. IS

Weekend cases with two leather
straps that 60 all around. Cretbnne
lines. Tray. Sizes 24-inch, 26iinch
and 28-inch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
CHILDREN'S BAREFOOT

oANDRLo, l.lS FAlR
All sizes from 8 to 2. Stoutly built
sandals, made with solid leather soles
that are sure to make more than good
at this low sale price.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30

OHILDKEN OUIMFEo, A.5O
Pongee guimpes Of the 3.05 grade.
Made with round collar and effectively
trimmed with narrow plating. just
IS to go at this low price.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
HANDLED LUNCH

TIA IO, Goo
Regularly 3.es. Lunch or sandwich
plates with centre handle. In gold
encrusted or decorated glass. Excep.
tional at this price.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
PARASOLS,
7Qc ZACH

The regular LIS grade. Pretty
parasols covered with cretonne. Plain
colors or plain colors combined with
lowered borders. Light pinks and
blues.
MEMS CLOTH HATS, 2.35
Regular $50. In colors. Mohair
and cloth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
WEAR-EVER PRESERVING
KETTLES. Q0

Regularly 2.65. In the popular 10
quart size. Made Of the well-known
Wear Ever grade Of sheet alumni
mum, highly polished.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
CASES, ATS

Made of black enamel duck on
steel frame. Short leather straps.
Tray on inside. Sizes: "a inches, &c
inches and 2S inches. Regular 5.75.
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2.75 PAIR
BOYS NECKwEAR. 35c
EOP ( M

FOX l.OU
Broken lines taken from our regular
b0c neckwear. Good assortment OF
colorings and extraordinary quality.
BOYS MILDLY BLOUSES, 100
Effectively tailored in plain colors,
also white. Regular 1875.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30

CANDLESIICKS, I.59
Regularly go each. S-inch size; a
beautiful Colonial design with semi
square base and column. Hammered
finish.
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BROOCHES AND BAR PINS. 45c

Regularly 69c. Here is a collec-
ton Of bar pins and brooches in the
gold and silver finishes that will make
an instant appeal. Set with colored
stones and rhinestones. 45c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
COLORED WASH GOOD
92c YARD
CORSELETTES. 1.3o

Regularly 100 to 800, Popular
makes of corselettes, made of novelty
cloths, often combined with wide
elastic sections. Various lengths.
Only a few of a kind, in sizes 80 to
~, but all sizes not In each style.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
SETS, 800

Regularly 400. Light cut crystal
sets with rose decoration euitabie for
ice cream and fancy desserts. A large
footed bowl and six small glasses to
each set.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30

75c Batiste Bodice Innings, 59c
each.
25c Mansfield 1900 Yards Cotton at
19c spool.
Soc Double-Mes Cap Hair Nets at
3 dozen for LOO.
soc Water Waving Combs at S5c
per set Of six.
39c Curad Sanitary Napkins, 3
packages for 100.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30

Beautiful decorative colors and de-
signs that bespeak the art of France,
from whence they come, in every un-
fold. 80 inches wide. In rose, blue,
mulberry and gold colors. Regular
1900 ward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30

EARRlNOS, l'UO FAIK
The 1.50 grades. Up to the minute
In style, these earrings are offered in
a brilliant assortment of colors to
match all costumes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-30
METAL WASTE BASKETS. 7oc

Regularly 100. Octagon shaped
waste paper basket of metal decorated
with conventional border design. Use.
full size.
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TAPESTRY PANELS. AIS EACH

Imported. Pretty French designs
for wall decoration. Especially APP
propriate for the dining room. Size
81 Inches wide by 10 inches deep.
Regular 500.
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CHIME CLOCKS. 300

Regularly 5000. Tambour shape
clocks with artistic mahogany cases
and mellow Westminster chimes. I'm
ported or domestic chime movements.
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The kind you see selling at other
times for 500 and sos. These come
in both medium and lightweights, and
in sizes 80 to "a. Limited quantity.
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Atwood tubular jersey. to be had
in the following colors: Rapids, rust,
delft, Russian red, henna and radio
blue.
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PLATED SILK BAGS, 2.3o

Regularly 800. They come in either
black or blue silk and are fitted with
inside change purse and a mirror.
Very fashionable.
MORE SILK HAND BAGS, $50
Regularly 800. These very attrac-
tive silk hand bags are fitted with
change purse and mirror. They come
In both light and dark colors.