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Evening star., 1923-11-24
TAX CUT IS TOPIC
AMONG SENATORS
"Too Early for Details, How
ever" Say Lodge and
Other Leaders.

Too early yet to discuss details
of tax reduction" Senator Lodge the
republican leader, and other senators
who have a powerful voice in the
party councils declared yesterday.
Positive declarations in favor of tax
reduction was. however, made by
Senator Lodge. Because it is the
almost invariable practice for tax
legislation TO originate in the House,
these senators point out that 1t VIII
be a long time before this subject
comes seriously before the Senate for
action.
Tax reduction has become very
much of an issue in the informal dis
cussions among senator's, and some
OF the republican leaders are look
ing hopefully to the democrats for
the working out Of non-partisan
tax measure along the general lines
suggested by Secretary Mellon.
Democrats for Plan.
Senator Smoot. republican. Utah.
who undoubtedly will be chairman
of the powerful finance committee,
called attention to the fact that sew
eral influential democrats have de-
clared for the Mellon program, and
indicated his belief that a number
While among the opponents Of the
soldiers bonus, Senator Smnot is
convinced that such measure will
he passed, even, as he expresses It.
at the expense of tax reduction. He
is not convinced that there can be
any material cut in the national tax
bill if the bonus ia passed, but the
suggestion advanced by some bonus
advocates that neither measure need
be sacrificed for the other appears
to be gaining ground at both ends
of the Capitol.
Curtis Optimistic.
Senator Curtis of Kansas, the re-
publican whlL. is one of those who
believe the bonus can be passed
and the tax bill cut by some $3.50
900, 900 at the same time. He says
there seems to be general i'm
preston that the enactment of a
bonus bill will mean the immediate e
payment out Of the federal Treasury
of some billions of dollars, whereas
the actual cost for the first year of
the plan. as proposed in the last
bonus BILL would be only $4,000. 900.
Evening star., 1923-11-24
AID CLUB TO HEAR TALK
BY MAGNUS JOHNSON

Senator Magnus Johnson of Mime
sofa is scheduled to deliver an address
at 1890 o'clock on the afternoon of No
vember 2S at the City Club before the
Washington Advertising Club. An
announcement by the club saws that
the senator will tell "all about how
to advertise ones self"
"A few spare months ago" says the
Clubs announcement, "Magnus John
son was practically unheard of ma
tionally, and his ability as a whirI-
wind campaigner remained unher-
aided. His overwhelming victory in
the campaign for the United states
senatorship in the state of Minnesota
passes into history as one of the no.
litical classics Of world history"
The Washington Advertising Club
is extending general invitation to
the public to be present at this
luncheon.
Evening star., 1923-11-24
SHOW ALASKAN BEARS
FEASTING UPON FISH
Films Feature Lecture Before Geo
graphic Society by Harold
McCracken.

No propaganda to "eat more fish"
is needed among the big brown bears
of the Alaskan peninsula; they con-
sumo about 100 pounds of fresh sal
mon day while their eating season
is in full swing, according to Harold
McCracken, who lectured last eve
ming before members of the National
Geographic Society at the New Ma
sonic Temple.
Mr. McCracken showed some re-
Evening star., 1923-11-24
OFFICERS NOMINATED.

Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp, No. /,
United Spanish War Veterans. at a
meeting in Odd Fellows Hall last
evening nominated the following of
ficers: Commander, Arthur Ber-
thiaum; senior vice commander, J. NJ
Watts; junior vice commander, John
Mcdonald and Frank Parrish; officer
of the day, p. E. Shomette, Jerry Co.'S
tello and NJ. D. Mettee; officer of the
guard, Robert E. Culin, and trustee.
C. A. Belknap.
Pomeroy F. Clark was elected to
membership.
Evening star., 1923-11-24

WANTED TO BRING A VAN LOAD OF FUR
niture from New York. Philadelphia and Will
mington. Del. to Washington. SMITHS
TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
Evening star., 1923-11-24

marionettes are rigid below the
waist. the movements being confined
to simple ones of the head and arms.
Miss Sewall read the ballads, etc,
standing in front of the draperies
to one side of the lighted miniature
stage. The stage sets" were works
of art.
The production was given under
auspices of the Goucher Alumnae
Club of Washington.
Evening star., 1923-11-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FRANKLIN TOURING CAR, LATE 1918
good Tel. Cleve. 1850. 24'
NINE. HOUSEMAN. EUROPEAN SPECIALIST
in muscle stropp!ng and imported India luno
facial pack; services obtainable only at our
establishment. BoRDEN'S. 115 G st. NV.
AN LEAVING FOR FLORIDA ABOUT DEC.
10; Cadillac car can take four five passen-
~rs. Address Box a1-E. STAR ottice. 20.
ALL STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHARLES
Schneider Baking Company are hereby noti-
ned that there viii be meeting Of the
the company. 415 / street northwest. WASH
,aggsson. p; G., on Thursdsy peesmbsE CEN 9:
OF said meeting is to increase the amount Of
the company's capital stock
iisisnsds isissnsds sH hFNRY I, ]. "fI;lfsS' REREYs.
tsignedD JAMES p. I.AMBIE,
(signed5 Isisned, s s1Tx r WATPRS = EIIrr
iissEned, r, + KoyER. yERrcrn
tsignedj CARL HoTFMANN.
Directors Of the Charles Schneider Baking
Company.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the Columbia Title Insurance Com
pany of the District Of Columbia. for the pur-
pose of electing fifteen trustees of the com
pany for the ensuing year, Will be held at the
west. on Monday, December Il. 1923. Mt 1
o'clock pm. The polls will he open between
the hours of . and O'Clock pm. The trans
fer books will be closed from December 8.
1928 to December II. 1923. both dates in
elusive. CHARLES f. MARSH. Secretary.
VICTOR LOUISE MULLER. FORMERLY DE-
sisner and buyer at Erlebachers. has exclus
millinery and hats made to order. 515 11th n W
14s
WOULD CONSIDER RENTING OUR BEAU
tful auditorium on Sunday morning for
church services OF lectures Chevy Chase
Theater. 56l2 Conn. ave NV.
HEDGSS AND NORWAY SPRUCE; LAWNS
put in frst-class order and covered with ma
nure: reasonable. i. A. HERRELL, I26 10th
st. ne. Ph0n" Line. 964n
WANTED TO BRING VAN LOAD OF FUR
niture from New York. Philadelphia and Will
mington. Del. to Washington. SMITH s
TRANSFER AND STORAGE co.
GRAND AND UPRIGHT PIANOS FOR RENT
at reasonable prices. Rented Instruments kept
in tune and repaired free of charge. Pianos
repaired, shipped and moved. Sale agent for
kranich Bach, Henry +. Miller. Emerson
and Bradbury pianos.
HUGO WORCH. 1110 G st. Est. 1879
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by myself
personally. WM. ALLAN. 739 18th st. Sc. 2s'
I WILL NOT RE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by Others than myself. Mr..
FRANCIS r. SCHEUCH, 1856 Badensburg rd.
ne. 24s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
PRICES CUT ON
ALL CHEVROLETS
Popular Light Car Prices
Are Cut

The Fred s, Hnlnos company, 10.
cal Chevrolet distributors. have an.
nounced price reductions on all mod
els Of the popular HIGHT car.
The substantial reduction In the
prices caused "a great surprise in the
automobile world IN view Of the com
mon opinion that good grounds ex
ifted for expecting higher prices.
The local distributors state that
They had no intimntlon that a rcduc
ton was coming. M they knew that
for more than six months the Chcy.
rolet company has been unable 10
flll half the volume Of orders re-.
ceiyed
Three new assembly plants, M
lnnesyille. WIZ, Buffalo, n. Y, and
Cincinnati. Ohio and xix new body
plants. adjoining the assembly
plants. arc rapidly building up pro.
duciion 80 TINT It IL believed the
company viii shortly be IN a position
10 fill a much larger proportion Of
It's orders AZ Il IS the fixed policy OF
the Chevrolet Motor company 10
place Us product as low az produc
lion costs permit
The greatly increased production
now possible. with seven assembly
and six body plants, MS well as four
parts plants, inFures construction
ana overhead savings reflected in the
new list prices and which constitutes
an important step toward still more
economical transportation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
new HAYNES TO
ARRIVE MONDAY
NJ any Improvements in
1924 Model

The new 1924 Haynes so touring
cnr-the product o. many months
OF concentration and study on the
part 81 Haynes engineers 20 refine
20 the highest degree what WIS All
ready wonderful motor car value
will be here Monday. says Mr Del.
fcl. sales manager ~ the Seattle
Automobile sales Co. iiat 18th ave
A new body. new syatem for
checking rebound. a permanent top.
spanish leather upholstery and an
improved practically vibmilonless
motor. with much larger crank
shaft and pressure oil feed To the
main bearings--fhcse are but few
% The new features Of this new
Haynes model
Il IS a crlooklng car, a more
comfortable car, more durable
can. more powerful car than any
previous model OF ia type.
To be able to offer TO the public
Haynes for si.2ps. a Haynes car In
which quality has even beeu i'm.
proved. il remarkable opportunity
for YOU
Th,t new bod and tho improved
motor arc tho outstanding achieve.
menti attained in the 1924 Hsynea
so touring car.
II IL built on the i3isiuch wheel
base chassis that has madc Haynes
cars famous for s,urdincss. durability
and riding comfort. Finished in the
new burgundy vitae color. the new
itssf model is without peer from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

many forms. practically all Of them
having a historical basis. however. In
Denver. a pageant OF industrial
progress Is reported as being cduca.
tional aH well as entertaining.
Approximately 10000 people at.
ieuded the celebration IN St Joseph
before the two teams started on their
long run This was expected to prove
an indication Of the great popularity
to be anticipated all along the route.
In san Francisco. tall somhreros have
been on the streets for a couple Of
weeks. the 'ten.gallou" hats having
been selected az the official emblem
of the Pony Express celebration in
that city.
The high point In each individual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
RECEPTIONS FOR
PONY EXPRESS
REQ Is Pathfinder for the
Race

While two rcl5y teams u horses
and ridcrs are racing their way
acroa.s the western half Of the cont.
ucni IN the Pony Express revival.
celebrations are being held in practi'
cally ali ~ the cities and towns thru
which the original Pony Express rode
Go years ago. aud IN many cities not
distinguished IN this way.
The race. which started from 81.
Joseph. Mo. on The morning OF
August ~. closed pageant IA That
city which had lasted FOR six days.
From the very start until the close
Of the race IN san Francisco. where
the appearance Of the riders viii be
the signal FOR the Official opening of
"a ihrccday celebration. the riders viii
dash thru celebrating throngs when.
ever they ride thru "a city uf any size.
The various celebrations are tating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08
1924 OAKLAND HAS MANY
NEW EXCLUSIVE FEATURES

seldom have the new models OF any
motor car particularly In the medium
priced field. embodied as many new
and exclusive features az the new 1894
Oakland True Blue models. said Harry
Austin, manager 81 tho Northwest
Oakland Co. to00 Pike 1t.
Two years have been devoted to the
design. manufacture ana testing OF
this new model
Tho the distinctive features OF lts
Predecessor have been retained, the
c,r has been newly designed from
axle TO axle, resulting in uniflcJ
mechanism IN which all parts are per
|, iectly balanced and correlated.
With all or the new features, i'm
pfovements and refinements, Oakland
prices on the complete line are lower
than ON tho preceding model,
Probably OF most popular interest
are the tour.whecl brakes. They are
ct tho external contracting type
easily accessible. the only adjustment;
necessary being at the bands
The mechanism on the front wheels
IS so arranged that II brakes are ap
piled when turning corner. the
irake on the outside front wheel re-
Ie;,ses while the brake on the inside
wheel Is applied with increased pres
sure. thus eliminating any tendency
20 skid. The Oakland brakes nave
been so carefully worked out that Il
f,,...s,....f tts - fs.ts 80, Frs,t,f tssha.fs
"a a dry pavement or road. no matter
how hard the brakes arc applied
The L.Head six cylinder engine Il
brand new and has been tested on
fleets Of oaklands for period ,
more than two years in various parts
~ the country under every road and
climatic condition,
A specially constructed combustion
chamber OF the Ricardo type Is used.
which gives greater power. The
valve mechanism has been greatly
simplified. there being l2i fewer
Parts on the s.5s valve mechanism
than on its predecessor.
The crankcasc and cylinder block
are separate units. desirable fea.
tuTe from the standpoint OF mnnufac.
iure and service. while the new on
cine Is provided with better cooling,
Aeleh cylinder being completely sur
bundled with ample water space. The
e.eines efficiency both in horse
rover and torque. IS greater at aIl
eds than any Oakland engine o.
az ssme sizs previously built.
rectal bronze backed Rabbit lined
rings Of the type developed foE
RS motors during the war made
patented process are used on
cfaukshaft These bearings are
TO limits % i0.00Oths of an
when manufactured.
Entweight aluminium alloy pis
chain drive for camshaft md
g1tor. sull pressure luhrscatias
;em Tor the engine. aud specially
Gned S,romberg c.uburetor are
sumt 81 the other features
The new engine IS equipped with 2
full automatic spark control. which
iasures the correct timing Of the
spark for any given engine speed.
new type OF single plate disc
rtutch Is used
While the new mechanical fea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

lures are tremendously important
20 casual observer the beautiful
new Fisher bodies are even more
striking, The bodies are wider,
deeper ana moro IuNuriously m.
holstered, Hood and cowl have
been widenod ON an models, giving
a roomier driving compartment,
while an aluminium beading where
the hood joins eowl gives n I'M
lsied touch quite IN kenping with
the smart appearance OF the cars.
Demountabc disc wheels arc
standard on an models each ear
hoing supplied with an cNtR
wheel Oakland is one OF the fitat
medium priced cars to include this
equipment without extra charge
\ striking feature that makes
FOR safer driving and comfort t
found ia tho simplicity and con,
vsnlcnee of the control mechanism,
The throttle. chokcy horn button.
ignition and hshung switches are
all centralized in the middle OF the
steering wheel The car can be-
controlled without removing the
hands from the steering wheel
An Instruments on the dash are
attractiyrly grouped together under
a glass covered panel which h In,
directly lighted.
As result OF the Oakland per.
manent tops on the open models.
side curtains are fitted more ciosc.
Is a ledge along the lower edge
OF the top permits OF snug fitting
and rods are provided Tor the eur.
tains on the doors Special spring
clasps are used
As an added comfort. special
glass enclosures for both touring
and roadster bodies may DO pur.
chased extra.
One OF the mos, attractive mod.
els IA tho business coupe. II seats
three comfortably The upper
structure - OF metal. covered with
a special material OF leather tex.
tire. with attractive bows on each
side
All omen models arc upholstered
IN genuine leather. the sport mod.
els in spanish leather The tops
on the spor, models arv OF Khaki
material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

celebration after ST. Joseph was left
behind WAS TO be reached when the
horses and riders. followed closely by
the speed wagon convoy, came into
the city. The Phaeton REQ and the
REQ touring car. pathfinder and
judges car respectively. are proceed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

Motor buses and touring cars
bring 100 persons each Sunday TO
services 10 the Madison Township
Baptist church In Lake county. 90
miles east % Cleveland, Ohio. This
bus service which IS paid for nt the
rate set by the school board for
transportation Of children TO the
consolidated schools. covers the Ter.
ritory within q fourmllc radius Of
TIE church and has Increased attend,
gnec 100 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

Ross y Gsrrisus has been ~.
pointed advertising manager for The
Haynes Automobile company. OF ke-
komo. indiana. according 10 an an.
nounesmsnt by Gilbert 4, Radoyr.
director Of saies and advertising for
the Haynes company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

Home owners are making a profit
from the tourist trade this summer
by letting rooms TO motor campers.
The number OF signs offering these
accommodation are legion. Prices
are around so cents to 81 per room
per night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

The 10 buses of the United Eiec.
tric Railways company Of Rhode
Island carry more than 10000 per
sons per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

, ing the race proper into each large
city By several hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-08

Indiana transported 5ssT5 chill.
dren to school daily by motor buses
during 1899
Evening star., 1923-09-20

Sleeping Garm menfs, SO
Odd lot of children's ffanne1ette
sleeping garments, with feet;
sizes 2 and 4 years only.
G. o m b ina fionS, 39c-
Small lot of children'S fan
nelette combination waists and
drawers; assorted stripes; size
8 years only.
SI.9S SaCeaters, SI.25-
Odd lot of children's all-wool
slip-on sweaters, in navy,
brown, silver. tan, red and
orchid; round neck models,
with long sleeves.
85c to SI.25 Dresses, &c
Lot of babies white nainsook
dresses, dainty trimmings;
slightly soiled.
Girls 81 Frocks, SI.29-
"Lucette" frocks, fine quality
ginghams, in stylish models and
pretty colors; slightly mussed;
broken sizes from 6 to Ia years.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Odd Lots of Boys Wear

$3.50 Tyo.bants Suits, S5.I9-CIever
Norfolk models, yoke or plait backs; neat serv-
iceabe shades of blue or brown mixtures both
pair of pants full lined; sizes to II years.
SIPS to $50 Pants, SSc-E1fra quality
corduroy, wide or narrow vale; full cut knick-
erbocker style; sizes 8 to II years some slight
y imperfect. First Floor-Bargain Table)
So Double-service Salts, S6.8S-Good
quality cashmere, in neat dark shades; new fall
models with yoke and box-plaited backs; both
pair of pants fully lined; sizes to II years.
Goldenbergs-Thrd Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Friday Bargains for
Big and Little Girls

81 Flannel BiouSeS, S2.98
-All-wool flannel blouses, in
green and navy blue, with plaid
collar and cuffs, finished with
leather belt.
81 Saaeaters, SI.25-5 All
wool sleeveless slip-on sweat
ers, beautiful quality, in rose
only; size 4 years.
Csc and 81 GuimbeS, 39c
Girls guimpes or separate
waists, of tan and blue cham
bray, also of white madras;
broken lots.
Girls So Dresses, SI.9S-
ID tissue gingham dresses, blue
and brown checks; straightline
models, some with embroidered
designs; broken sizes from 7 to
II years.
81 Dresses, 39c-SmaH
lot of little girls gingham
dresses, some with panties;
broken sizes.
Evening star., 1923-09-20

81 Gaps, 69c-Of all-vooI suitine min-
lures or navy blue serge; one-piece crown;
sizes 63s to T.
BIonses, 33c -Odd lot of School
Blouses, left from stock and sales sport col
lar attached styles; sizes to IA years; slightly
mussed First FIoor-Bargain TabIe)
$3.50 Combination Salts, SI.I9-WaSh-
able waists, of Leonard cloth and washable
corduroy pants; Oliver Twist styles; sizes to
years
SI2 and SIPS Tw0-banfS Salts, S9.75-
OF cashmere and Crompton cordurov in
Norfolk models; both pair Of pants full lined;
sizes 8 to 18 years.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
; 9 &c )

ChiIdren'S Hose, IOc-
Black and cordovan fine ribbed
cotton hose, seconds of 15c
values. Sizes 5 to 81.
Fiber Six Hose, pc
Women's Fiber Silk Hose, in
assorted colors; broken sizes;
these are damaged and sold "as
is" no exchanges-no refunds.
ChiIdren'S Hose, DC
Extra fine Ribbed Silk Lisle
Hose, in black only; sizes 6 to
g; seconds of 3oc values.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Notions

Dragon Sewing or Basting Cot
ton, white or black; four spools,
10c.
White Cotton Tape. 24-yard
rolls, at lac.
Ribbon Wire. white only;
three-yard pieces, two for SC.
Dress Shields. an assortment
of styles and shapes; regularly
10c. 15c and 19c pair, at Sc.
Curad Compressed Sanitary
Napkins. roll of six, regularly
soc, at 35e.
wash Cloths, various sizes;
seconds of 15c and 19c values,
each, sc.
Ling erie Tape, three yard
pieces, three for &c.
Cube Pins, jet, matt and white,
100 pins in cube for Sc.
Wire Hair Pins, 2 to 31s inch
sizes; straight or crimped styles,
TWO packages, sc.
Dressmakers' Pins, 400 in
paper. TWO papers for &C.
Women's Hose uppor RS,
sew-on style; white and flesh;
worth 25c pair. at 15c.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20

Mems Hose, I4c-MacO
Cotton Half Hose, in black and
blue; reinforced heel, toe and
sole; seconds of -25c values.
75c and 81 Neckwear, S5c
Silk Neckwear, broken assort-
ments from spring and summer
stock; open-end shape, in
stripes, figures, checks and
novelty patterns.
Goldenberg' s--First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
SOC and 48c
Cretonnes, 22c yd.

Several thousand yards of
yard-wide Washable Cretonnes,
in light or dark floral, stripe,
bird or tapestry designs, suit
able for draperies, cushion, COM
fort or furniture covers. Mill
lengths from to s yards, but
hundreds of yards alike.
First Floor-Bargain Table.
Evening star., 1923-09-20

Mems Pajamas, H.39-
Cotton Pongee Pajamas, trim
med with silk frogs, white and
plain colors; all sizes; perfect
quality.
81. Work Skirts, 65c-
Blue Chambray Work Shirts,
with collar attached; double
stitched; one breast pocket; !;
sizes Is to 161z only.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Remnants 25c & 39c
Wash Goods, 9%c

Remnants Of Colored Wash Goods. in
cluding Plain Colored yolles, Linene,
Plain Colored Organdy White organdy,
Pongee, etc. All wanted colors. De-
sirable lengths for women's and chill
dren's wear.
Goldenberg' First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20

Fibre Silk Hose, Sc
Women's Fiber Silk Hose, in
assorted colors; three-seam
back; broken sizes; seconds OF
soc values.
WOmen'S Sport Hose, 79c
-Silk-and-wool Sport Hose, in
two-tone combination, all sizes;
seconds of $l.50 values.
Women'S Hose, 100
Medium-weight Cotton Hose. in
black. white and cordovan;
seconds of 15c values.
Goldenberg 's--First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
COrSetS and Bandeaux

So TO 81 CorsetS S249-Odd lot of popular make Cor
including numbers of N, Praccasde
G. Thomson and Warmers plain white and fancy Materials various
models
81 CorSets SI29-Lot of ThomSon'S Glove Fitting and
Corsets good quality materials models
from q to 81. (Third Floor)
SOC Bandeanr, 53c-Fancy Pink Bandeanr fasten side
and back models deeply heavy light weights all sizes
the lot. First FIoor9
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Lace Remnants

59c FloHncings, 49c--Swiss EN-
broidery Flouncings. in ruff1ed
or scalloped styles, some with
lace insertions.
&c and I0c LaceS, 6 yds., 25c-
Trimming Laces, crochet, tor
chon and val; white and ecru
colors.
SIC FIet LGces, 59c-Rassiaa
Filet Lace, effective designs, for
bedspreads, scarfs, ETC.; IA inches
wide.
Csc Fringe, I5c-T 10 o Il iNc h
Fringe, in various patterns, for
scarfs, etc.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
10c Crash Toweling
12Ioc ward

1000 yards of Crash Toweling.
bleached, with neat blue borders; (;
soft, absorbent grade, for roller
or tea towels. Lengths from 2 to
yards.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Mems $1.5O and
81 "Vindex" Shirts
81

DOLLAR Sale" of shirts that should take prompt
advantage of-the values really extraordinary Vndex
Shirts are quality shirts-fu and we'll tailored of fine
quality madras rep cloth and other good shtng mate
rails Variety of desirable patterns and colors pick from
Evening star., 1923-09-20
Mussed UndermuSlins

So and $3.50 Combinations, UI9-Sample lot of Ah-
c Combination Garments of pink, white materials;
ored models full cut sizes
BToomers, 59c-Women's Boomers of cross-barred
muslin; reinforced double stitched; all sizes.