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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-07-25

war burden. Even for 1921 they only
fell to $45.22. But in 1923 they will be
$26.29, or considerably less than half
as much as in 1920. Figures. especially
the. figures which represent such an
authority as the treasury department,
ures show that for two ysArs after the
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-07-25

public service. We not only insisted
that requests for appropriations should
stand the minutest inquiry, but after
reduced appropriations were granted
we insisted on expanding less than. the
appropriations. There was no proposal
to diminish government activities re-
CURED by law or dams nded by public
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-07-25
TELECRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS
A RESUME OF THE WEEKS
DOIN0S IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
important Events Of tho Last 9even
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit Of the
Busy Reader
WESTERN

SeOrge n. Gardner, condemned tt
b shot for the murder of Deputy
Sheriff Gordon Stuart, was denied
commutation to life Imprisonment
BY the Utah pardons board after @
special hearing In Governor Mabey' Is
office in the capitol. He will again
be taken before a judge in the dis
triot court in Salt Lake City, at an
early date and again resentenced to
die before the firing squad.
Four Catholic priests are in a SER
1ous condition as a result of bullet
wounds received when q band of
youths attacked the home Of the Rev.
Father Herringer, president OF the
Dngleberg Catholic church at Poca-
hontus, Ark.
James A. Folger, son of the late
millionaire coffee merchant, shot and
killed burglar in the Folger resi-
dence at Woodside, five miles south
west of Redwood City, California. In
the pockets Of the slain burglar was
Jewelry. including much OF the loot
stolen from the Woodside country
home OF Colonel d. c. Jackling, multi
millionaire. on the night Of June 10,
authorities said.
Arrest Of four men and two women
and the recovery of $21, 900 at Los
Angles in bonds was announced by
police as the result OF series of
carly raids which they said captured
the gang implicated in the $250,00O
bank messenger holdup here Feb. 13,
In which Sam MCGEE, a messenger |
was killed and another man wounded |
and a mail pouch containing a quar-
ter Of a million dollars In securities
carried away.
Fred Tremaine. stepfather of Mrs.
Alberta Meadows. victim OF Mrs.
Clara Phillips, hammer murderess,
was sentenced in superior court at
Los Angeles to serve term of from
one to ten years in San Quentin
for grand larceny. Mrs.
Phillips is serving a life sentence in
the same penitentiary.
The Denver & Rio Grande railroad
was authorized to pay out of general
funds interest of $1,129,S95 on first
consolidated mortgage and first
trust bonds of the road when a pc
Iition for such authority, presented on
behalf of the receiver, Joseph II. {
Young, was approved by ]. Foster
Symes. United States district judge.
The interest will be paid July I.
Harold Rives said to be a resident ,
If Utah suffered injuries which is be-
ieved will prove fatal when the au- :
omobile in which he was riding was i,
struck by passenger train at Ell 3
5errito, Calf.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1923-07-25
GENERAL

Wednesday morning the mob of
more than 1000 persons which for
more than two hours had threatened
the Atlanta Ga. Jail in an effort to
lynch Walter Lee, negro, held for as
saulting a white woman, had dispers-
ed, after one man was killed and a
number wounded in clash with the
military and police. At that time the
authorities were in control and no
further trouble was anticipated.
Ten men, women and children are
known to have burned to death, sew
eral others are missing and are be-
lieved to have persisted and 16 or
more others were injurd by leaping
from flaming windows early Thurs
day when moonshine still exploded
and sent fire racing through a tene-
ment house at Chicago.
After two days reflection and two
faIse starts. the United States Sat
urday smashed the British govern
ment seals placed on the liquor
stocks which the steamships Baltic
and Berengaria brought into New
York port to test the treasury de-
partment ruling that no ocean liner
may cross Americas three-mile line
with bar supplies for the eastbound
voyoge. By nightfall there had been
removed from the Baltic all liquid
supplies which DR.. E. X. Sprague,
chief of the United States public
health service, considered in excess
OF medicinal needs.
The Southern Illinois Coal company
has filed suit for $175,000 against
Williamson county for damage to their
property during the Herrin Massacre
of year ago.
President Harding, accompanied by
Mrs Harding, and party Of friends
and government officials, left Wash
ington Wednesday on a special train
for bis 1500-mile trip to the Pacific
coast and Alaska.
Rival Bookkeeping gangs are war
ring on the Niagara frontier and both |
American and Canadian officials
charged with enforcement Of liquor
laws have been enabled to make num-
rous arrests on anonymous tips re-
ceiyed from the smugglers themselves.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Blouse
Specials

SMART HANDMADE BLOUSES.
beautifully trimmed, 1915 and
$3.75.
EXCLUSIVE ND-EMBROID-
Erred CZECHO-SL O V A K I A n
PEASANT BLOUSES, white en-
broidered in color, $2.75 and
$3.75.
WOLFE BLOUSES. some charm
ingly trimmed with val and filet
lace, fine quality blouses. 1915.
FOR SYTHE TAILOR RED
Il L o U S E S, also many other
clever little tailored dimities,
1925 and $3-25.
FORSYTHE TAILORED SILK
BLOCSES. varied style collar and
cuffs, $4.75.
TAILORED CREPE DE CHINE
BLOUSES, in white. colors and
white trimmed in Dresden col
orings, $4.55.
EXQUISITE HANDMA F,
AND HAN D-EMBROIDERED
WHITE SILK BLOUSES: many
trimmed with Irish and filet
laces. SPECIAL, SS.85.
NEW SPRING SUIT BLOUSES,
tuck-ins and overblouses in the
popular spring shades, $4.75.
BEAUTIFUL NEW SUIT
BLOUSES, clever models; best
coloringS, 1926.
EXTRA SIZE BLOUSES AND
WAREHOUSES;, color-embroid-
cred or braided, S5.45.
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22

Ladat Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables.
ss.75. Three-coat enamel base, large
drawer: strictly hrst quality.
Bissell Carpet Sweepers, $3.50. Ma
hosany finish case, rub6er-tlred wheels'
A band OF woven braid prevents mar
ring of furniture.
Six-piece Kitchen Sets, Cocobolo han
dies. SI65 set. Spatula, kitchen knife.
sIcer, butcher knife. cleaver and COOK 5
fork.
Unfinished Breakfast Tables, s7.s5'
With drop leaves. hardwood finish; suit
36x42 when opened.
French Steel Kitchen Carving Sets,
95c. Ebony-fnish handles.
White Enamel Crumb Sets, SOC set.
Tray and scraper; good quality.
Combination Scrub Outfits, 3sc set.
Consists of l2-qt. galvanized pail, scrub
brush, scrub cloth.
Electric Toesters. nickel-plated, S6.45
each. Toast two slices of bread at same
time, and turns toast without touching
With the hands.
Cake Pans, tubed or square. 1-qt. Dou.
bic Boilers, Colanders. Straight and
Convexed Kettles and Saucepans. choice.
81 each.
lea Kettles; east aluminium 4-qt,
S;sS; csso 5-q1:. sS.45; sgt. ss65.
SIC cofss Sc peTeolasOFs 50 Aladdin nine-oup
Aladdin Alum. mum Preserving Ket-
t,es l4-qt., $3.50; 1S-qt., So; 24-qt,
1913.
Aladdin Aluminium Egg Poachers, Con-
yeXed saucepans, Convexed Kettles,
S1.50 each
Dust Pan Outfits, 55c set. Good quail
ity pan and brush.
Coat Hangers, natural wood finish,
45c dozen.
Coat Hangers. white enamel finish.
75c dozen.
Saucepan Sets, 75c set. Good quality
aluminium Tipped SETS cool handles; /
qt.. IL ct. and g ut. sizes,
Refrigerators, Gibson make. S34.5O
each. Golden OAK finish: three ..oor
tyne; one::piece porcelain lined; 70.lb.
ice capacity.
Dish Cloths, csc dozen. Cotton sponge,
full size.
White Enamel Roll-top Bread Boxes.
sl.l5. Gilt trimmed, of good quality:
medium size.
Garbage Cans, 75c each. Heavy quail
ity galvanized can with seamless look
ing cover, 5-gallon capacity.
E ectric Irons, S3.35-6-lb. size; COM
plete with cord and stand.
Stepladders, S2.15-Reinforced; feet;
pail shelf,
Yacht or Dry Mops, 3sc each-Smau
size; best quality.
Toilet Tissue Paper. 81 dozen rolls
1000 sheets to roll.
Wizard busting Mop. 95o each
Chemically treated; complete with han
de.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Curtain Nets
85c yard

F'ilet and other beautiful soft
weaves, in wide variety or
especially new designs. All are
of extraordinary quality that
would ordinarily sell at much
higher prices; SO and As inch
widths.
Drapery Fabrics, SIC Yard
Mercerized Poplins and Ar
mures, SO inches wide; suitable
for pillows, cushions, bags and
various other uses.
Cretonnes, SIC Yard
An excellent assortment OF
designs and color combinations,
among which are a few foreign
cretonnes.
Cretonne Sofa Pillows,
68c Each
For couch, hammock, porch
and general usage; round and
oblong shapes; filled with silk
floss. An excellent assortment
and a really remarkable value.
Drapery Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
SILK SPECIALS

Beautiful Printed Crepes. 1926
yard.
Black Charmeuse, fine quality,
81 yard.
Black Taffeta, 81. .35 yard.
BOnnefs Black Taneta, 81
yard.
Satin-strdpe Sans-Gene cO1ors
ON white grounds, $2.15 yard.
Silk POplin, tan, brown. navy.
gray and black; $1.85. yard.
Canton Crepe, In brown and
black. $2.85 yard
Natural POnEee, csc yard.
Morocco Crepe, white, cocoa,
cOpen, brown, tan. navy, black,
$3.50 yard.
FOu1ard in variety of designs
and cOlOrs, S1.S5 yard.
Crepe de Chine. In white, pink.
navy and black, S2.45 yard.
ChanEeable Taffeta, especially
attractive for misses frocks,
$1.S5 yard.
White Sports Satin. heavy
quality, $1.9S yard.
Silk Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Glassware, China,
Housewares, Baskets
Exceptionally Lou Priced

Wizard Furniture and Floor Polish
Quart size. 75c.
Heavy-weishted Scrub Cloths, 1oc each.
Bath Stools, $1.45-White enamel
rubber-tipped legs.
Napanee Kitchen Cabinet, $3.50
Oak finish, porcelain top, all improved
features.
Aladdin Cooking Utensils. choice. CSC
sach-Pie Plates, Measuring Cups
Skimmers, Ladies'.
Aladdin Cooking Utensils, choice, Soc
each-Tea Kettle Insets, large Stew
Pans, Cake Pans, Biscuit Pans, Jelly
Cake Pans, Jelly Strainers, Tipped
Sauoepans.
Aladdin Aluminium Utensils, choice,
75c each-Larse Pudding Pans. Tipped
Saucepans. Straight Kettles, Convexed
Kettles, Straight Saucepots.
Wizard Waxers. with Can of Wax.
sass.
Canister Sets, $1.s5 set-white en-
Flour Cans. 75c each-Ename.ed
Salad Dressing Bowl on Plate. 81.
Six Cups and Saucers. S1.50 set.
Glass Cheese and Cracker Sets, $l.l5-
Jardinieres. s5c each-Ivory finish.
Another style, 75c.
Waste Paper Baskets. s1-Assorted
colors.
Willow Clothes Baskets, well made, 81.
Serving Trays, S1-Glass covered.
Baking Sets, $l-Brown and white;
four sizes.
Set of Five Mixing Bowls, $1.lo.
Imported Teapots, 55c each-At-
tractlve shapes and decorations.
Imported Teapots, 95c each-New
decorations. Soup size.
Bedside Set, 45c complete, with water
bottle and tumbler.
Cut-glass Water Sets. $S.50-numerous
Glass Water Pitchers, sso-aoral cut
patterns.
Imported Tea Sets, Sl1.75-23-piece,
hne China: many patterns.
ported China; floral patterns. ::
Imported Bowls. $l.85 set-useful and
attractive.
Imported Cream Jugs, choice, 25o each.
Special value.
Willow Hampers, imported, $s.45-ane
quality.
Mirrors. Mantel. Buffet, Console and
Panel. S16.75 each-ffteen styles, some
with electric sconces.
American Dinner Sets, $9.7@44-piece
American Dinnerware, IS pieces, $5.35
Thin Blown Table Tumblers.. $l.20
dozen-foral cut, two dainty styles.
Flower Bowls and Stands, $50 COM
Sandwich Trays. $1.15 eaeh-clear
Console Sets, S1.S5-assorted colors.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Stout Wornen's
Dresses, $3.50

Slenderized models in Cloth
Street Dresses; afternoon mod
els in springs loveliest crepes,
and Dinner Gowns of crepe and
lace. Many handsomely beaded
or embroidered.
Sizes 405a to 52Ia.
Pleated Prunella sports Skirts,
smart stripes; waist measures
"a to 40. Special, $3.50.
Smart Tailored Suits. black
and navy pofret twill, $3.50.
Sports and Motor Coats, light
tweeds and basket cloths,
$29.5O.
Handsome Spring Coats and
Capes, In deep-pfle fabrics; all
silk lined. $42.5O.
Special Size Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Underthings
Handmade Nightgowns, tri

Handmade NiRhtgOwns, trim
med med with hlet and Irish $2.o5
1tCt
Handmade Envelope Chemiae,
with dainty filet and Irish $2.o5
NainsOOk and Dimfty Night
gowns, in pretty styles 81 az
daintily trimmed. .....
Envelope Chem ise, trimmed
with lace. embroidery or N14
handwork i'll varied colors
Stcp-fn Drawers. tailored Qsc
and lace trimmed styles.
Princess Slips, OF nainsook Or
sateen, double to hip and shadow
proof, in white only: lace 81 85
trimmed or tailored.
Muslin Underwear Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Sweater
Values

Wool and Mohair Slip-ons and
TuxedOs; varied colors; new
novel color combinations and
weaves; S2.75 and $3-5.
Fiber Wool anS Mohair
Sweaters, new round neck mod
els; variety shades and weaves;
S4.75 and 1915.
Fiber-silk SIip-ons and Tux
cdOs, in beautiful new weaves
and color combinations, S7.75.
Pure Silk Sweater Coats, hand
some weaves and beautiful col
ors; all tuxedo models, $I2.75.
Pure silk Tuxedo Sweaters, in
handsome weaves, designs and
color combinations, 1915.
Sweater Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Men - Two Big Shoe Values
S5.75 pair

brown and black OXfords; the
Well known IIaig last. which
means comfort with style. Trim,
Springy rubber heels.
Also mems high shoes; attrac-
tive styles in black. and tan. At
S5.75 these shoes are an excep-
tionally good buy. April showers
are coming. Be prepared.
Mems Shoe Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
NOTIONS

Rubberized Household Aprons,
35c.
Real Human Hair Nets, 35c dor.
White SILK Rubber Baby Pants,
soc pair.
Children's Rubber Bibs, 25c.
Pink Sew-On Corset Carriers,
lie pair.
Pure Rubber Sanitary Aprons,
35c.
FIesh-cOIor Dress Shields, zoe
pair.
Detachable Garment Shields,
SOC pair.
Notion Section, First floor
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Anniversary Special
Spring Hats

14.75-Beautiful new trimmed
spring hats; pokes, large
fiaring brims, turbans and toques;
with r. b b g, quills, flowers,
fruits and feather trimmings;
wonderful variety of colors.
so 75-Clever trimmed spring
hats, in great variety Of
popular shapes, colors and trim
mings!
81 2s-Beautiful flower and fruit
Wreaths.
50c-Great variety flower and
fruit trimmings.
Millinery Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
NECKWEAR

White Organdy Roll Col 35c
lars, color embroidered ....
Tan or White Whit :. Eyelet En- Csc
Color-e White Or
CANDY Collar and Cuff Csc
Sets ................
Hemstitched and Embroider-
ed Linen Vestee o5c
SeLS .'''
Color embroidered Silk Q5c
cOlldTS
Wide White Net Pleating,
with embroidered dot. Q5c
Neckwear Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Women: S Gloues

Six-button Length Strap-wriSt
Suede Gloves, in mode, gray,
tan and brown. Special, Sos
pair.
16-Button Washable Fabric
Gloves, best spring shades. Spe-
cial, $l.35 pair.
l6-Button Length White Glace
Gloves, Paris point embroid-
cred. Special, $3.50 pair.
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Pure Six Shirts, S5.85
L;s7e Socks, Csc ba;r
$7.75 pair

Tan and black low shoes; sew
eral smart brogue lasts for spring
wear. Tan cordovan and black
and tan calfskin. A good range
OF sizes and models.
Tan high shoes at S7.75 in Nor
wegian calfskin. heavy soles, or
a light weight English last.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Anniversary Specials
for
BABIES

Long Nainsook Slips, enbroid-
cred yoke. neck and o5c
Dainty Long Slips. prettily
trimmed with lace, embroidery
or fine tucks-
$1.25 and $1.45
Silk and Wool Shoulder Strap
Bands. with tab attached; dSr
sizes months to 3 years.
Children's SILK and Wool
Shirts; sizes l to 3 years. QSr
years
Crocheted Wool Bootees.
trimmed in pink or blue. 4Sc
palr
Crocheted Sacques. with seal
loped bottom; trimmed 81 o5
with pink or blue.
Crib Blankets, with bunny or
kitty figures: others in Q5c
checked designs. ns.........
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Silk Breakfast
Goats, $8.05

Two charming little models
one trimmed with narrow ruff
tling-the other quite frilly,
with scalloped bottom; sleeves,
neck and pocket edged with
dainty frills. ariety OF pretty
colors.
Neglige Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Friday in the 43rd Anniversary Sal<

We selling will Friday
the days of the Anniversary S There hundreds
that lack
the mentioned Look for the special
signs-they lead to positive economy.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
GOue Silk
Vests, sZ.65

Tailored Pink Silk Vests,
bodice style, with ribbon straps.
Women's Imported Swiss
Ribbed Cotton Vests, special,
68c. Low neck or bodice style.
Women's Knit Underwear Section,
Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Fancy Bead Necklaces, SIS

Another large assortment OF the wonderful necklaces
that sold quickly the first of the week Many Styles
coors and white number with the tasse pend
ashionab1e combined with beads or
metal links.
Jewelry Section
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Mems Fine Spring Suits $2L
With 2 pairs Trousers w

One OF these suits will give you STYLE service and
satisfaction. The extra pair OF adds econ-
omy.
Norsteds, Cheviots Cassimeres and Unfinished
Norsteds IN plaids stripes broken checks and other
smart Spring weaves. Colors tan, gray, blue,
brown heathers
Smart two-button styles with patch pockets for
young men; three button with regular pockets for
older men.
All suits have satn-piped seams and the collars
are hand finished. Handmade buttonholes. Little
touches that count.
Sizes 81 to 50 regular, So to 10 short So to 40
stout.
Mems Clothes Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
> Smart Styles
w Wonen's Spring
SUITS, $3.50

Tricotines, Poiret twills
and tweeds, in box and
blouse jacket models; braid
ed jacket models; kirts
Stimulating the popular
wrap; full silk lined; sizes
SO to A.
women's Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
I6 Smart Styles
WOmen's Spring Frocks
Special, S23.75

Offer a charming choice in
models for every daytime occS-
sion; pretty crepes; charming!>
styled; good variety of colorings.
women's Dress Section, Third noSs
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Wo1nen's Spring
Suits, $3.50

Smart models featuring the
hip-length silhouette jacket;
also smart strictly tailored mod
els; braiding and fine tucking
are new trimming features;
shown in tan, gray, navy and
black; sizes Sc to A,
women's Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Two-Compartnent Ideal
Fire1ess Cooker, $3.50

The patented top enables the cooker to bake
quickly and perfectly Vegetables retain their natural
flavor and other foods more tasty.
Included SGT 4-qt aluminium Kettle
Thermometer. individual shelves, radiator
racks, radiator
Only very few of these at this very low price.
hoor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22

Patent Leather Colonials,
Satin Instep Strap Slippers.
Fawn and Gray Suede Strap
Pumps.
Tan Calf Pumps and Oxfords.
Patent and Gray Combinations,
Fawn and Brown Combinations,
Black Calf ONfordS and Pumps.
Women's Shoe Section Third floor
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Special, $12.75

Misses' Skirts, 1915. OF flannel,
wool canton and velour checks !;
many attractive pleated models.
Women's Skirts, special, 1915.
OF wool eponge, velvey, home
spuns, checked velours-wrap
gathered, pleated and new golf
models.
Skirt Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Women S Silk
Hose, SI.95

Beautiful Quality Pure Silk
Stockings, in black, gray, polo.
cordovan and cocoa. Springs
best shades. Full fashioned,
with lisle-lined silk tops.
Tomen's Hosiery Section, First fcor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22

Double Garter
Brassieres
Special, $l.95
Pink Broche and Satin-fin-
iSh Serge Brassieres, with in
sets of elastic over the hips;
especially good sports model.
Exceptional Value in
Bandeaur, SOC
Made of pink satin stripe
fabric. with elastic inset at
the back; we'll finished, good
fiting model.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Wornen's Spring
Topcoats, $24. so

Smart, swagger models, in
plain grays. tans and overplaids.
In two-tone gr%ys and gray and
rose; full swing back and belt
ed models: full or shoulder lined;
sizes SO to A.
Women's Coat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
New Skirts
Low Priced

Handsome New Silk Skirts. in
springs newest silk weaves-
smart pleated and wrap around
models; variety of beautiful
Sha 6as
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Wornen's
and Capes, $3.50

= Handsome wraps, fashioned OF
deep, lustrous fabrics; fashiona,
gerona and lustrosa; in tan, gray,
navy and black; all silk lined.
womens Coat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Six Socks, 6Oc bair

Six Socks, 6Oc pair
Exceptional value. Plain and
two-toued colors, fancy and
clocks. Seamless. snug fitting.
Fine, durable weave.
Knitted Six Ties, SI.55
Embroidered figures, diagonal
stripes Jacquard weaves and
plain colors. Spring style COM
Dinations.
Pure Six Shirts, S5.85
Rich, lustrous patterns in ap-
pealing colorings that are alb
solutely fast. Faultlessly tai
lored.
L;s1e Socks, Csc ba;r
Fine gauge cotton, seamless
socks; double, reinforced heels,
soles and toes. Black, Cordo-
van, Navy, Gray.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Mems Spring Furnishings
Soft Felt Hats, $685.

Soft Felt Hats, $685.
Many are satin lined; all
weights: Springs best shades
and styles. y real buy.
Fine Pajamas, SI.85
imported and domestic: of
woven madras and cotton crepe.
All sizes. Fast colors.
Union SUITS, Csc
Fine self stripe and figured
suits, correctly fashioned. Closed
crotch, sleeveless, knee lengths.
Tan Cabe Cloves, SI.85
This is a we'll made glove for
street wear at a very low price.
Light and dark shades.
Fiber Six Socks, 4Oc
Look like thread silk; durable
and economical. Light weights
for spring.
Mems Furnishings, First floor
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Real Came1shair
Topcoats, $34.5O

New full back models, in
that lovely tan shade; raglan
sleeves, boyish lines; all silk
lined.
Misses Section, Third hoor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Anniversa,yVa Values forMisses
Jewelry Section, First floor.

Frocks, Copies of
French Models, $33.75
Beautiful printed silks.
pleated frocks, the bandana
frock-the all-over embroid-
cred trimming note-these
are all included in this group
Of charming frocks at s33.75.
New Spring. Coats
$23.75
Smart, swagger sports
models, in plain and over
plaided effects. all-silk lined;
many of the new swing
back models.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Wornen's New
Spring Frocks
$3.50

Particularly charming models,
fashioned for street, afternoon
and informal dinner wear; beau
tiful crepes and lovely color COM
binations; Springs newest styles
from which to choose.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Four Wonderful Values from the
Corset Department

WoOdthrOp GirdIes
Special, $2.65
Pekin stripe models, non
lacing, with elastic waist and
sections.
TreO GirdIettes
Special, SI.35
Pink broche and elastic
girdlettes; hook and eye
front, long hip.
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Afternoon Frocks
$23.75 and $28.75

In both of these groups
you may choose attractive
little silk and crepe frocks,
charmingly trimmed; all new
spring shades.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
WOnien'S 25-inch
COIOred Silk
Umbrellas, S4.45

I large color aSSortment--
navy. brown, black, green, pur-
pie and red, with the popular
wood handles Of malacca. green,
ebony, mission, ebonine and
apple-bakalite trimmed, and
some with entire handles Of
bakalitc. They have wrist rings.
Leather thongs or side straps for
convenient carrying and added
smartness. Tips and ferrules to
match handles.
Umbrella Section, First floor