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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-19

children, all Of whom were present
at the reunion with one exception.
son in Haverhill, Mass. A family
dinner and birthday cake made oy
Mrs. Robinson. Mr.. Withers' daugn.
ter, was served to II. Mr.. and MIS-
Warren L. Withers and daughter.
Miss Lucille Withers, of Belgrade:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Robinson q
North Monmouth and daughter. mrs.
Millet Howard, Mr.. Howard and four
children of Leeds. James Withers,
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Leslie weis
guests of honor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-19
osborne and Mr.. MacCormick
make the survey.

Osborne and Mr.. MacCormick to
make the survey.
In 1917 Mr.. MacCormick assisted
Mr.. Osborne in an investigation of
conditions at the naval prison in the
portsmouth Navy Yard. On this
occasion they spent week as naval
prisoners. Several months later AFR
osborne was appointed to the COM
mand Of the prison and Mr.. Mac
Cormick became his executive off,
Ger, position which he held for
nearly four years.
Immediately after graduating from
Bowdoin in 1916. Mr.. MacCormick
undertook study Of the jails Of
spent nearly a week as a prisoner
at Thomaston, his identity being
known only to the warden and den
uty warden. -.
A survey similar to that to be made
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IN Colorado has been going on for
some weeks in Pennsylvania. Gov
ernor Pinchot having requested the
National Society of Penal Informa-
ton to make the survey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-19
CHINA
William Crane

SOUTH-William Crane, of South
China died at his home 1890 Satur-
day night at the age of 80 years,
eight days. His funeral will be held
from the Friends Temple, South
China. Tuesday at 10 A. M.
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TXna Troubles

How Is your business getIlns
along? Does it suffer from ingroN
ing taxes or 0uttrrfrsbstouy-s
oniowo ?gffeni iHgusialgettinnessihhss
taxes or outgoing profits ?-From ~
Milwaukee Sentinel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-19

There was good attendance q
the lecture given Thursday evenins.
'The Wife of tho Timer" by KEY
Insley A. Bean was very interestns
and closely listened to. The lectuas
was founded on Proverbs 81: Is TO ."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-19

the of State for the 1921 The sale and
right. forfsissd the a. TIN
ths purchaser paid therefor The with Interest as
ssst 3: sss @ s rs
usl s s
as deserPed in the folioWns
ARoosTOoK COUNTY
p AND 1sE
y g s n
eoadee a
G a ss IF the hen nSs III the
mo or less the 50 rods
ts
RI
sorn mere oe sss township @
scSsd IS reDa.ed to be- ewnsd 81 John
lot in
Sn ss asssS
sephel Daige and contains twenyeight acres more O.
T. No IL T. l. w T. L. s.. part off, being i.s 20 in the
% t e of d h o sa fe%ns @ y
in 1885 IS s by the
i I;;s e sS'S 4 Z s
township
tn BY
H. o. s f u 81 part orr heinz lot m in m
Of the half Of said township made by JOSEPH
in 1i IS % the
T. SIXTY g ea lot is in the
LAND lin + Of @ Lake is to
dred thirtysix acres more less: gag
sa to
owned by A oHara and contains nineteen acres NOR.
T. No T. R. s. W e L. S. part Of being farm lot in tn
part Of said h n and
the oR ssf By y0d5e ths ns
rs Pss ss $
Part Of 6sing
BY M b in s s ar ss
t1s " acres p psrs or ssin the south osr
q
m IT, M e. paf on %o be 0s o @ Of
5S d by to in n dns
ed in the Go9ny Registry Northsrl
by as gsSnss
asrf q 'ffs Of the
ssd to%nshig sy Ssss: nd Essordst
to be owned by Henry Pelleter contains
10 being
called according survey and plan said township
made by L. Hanson in 1898 and recorded in the ARGOS
took County Registry of Deeds Northern District Sale
described land. with the buildings thereon is reputed
be owned by Anastasia Ouelette and contains three
T, NO. II r. s. w E. /. part Of being and q
of the settlers lots socaled according
/ plan of said township made by T. Hanson in 1S9S ant
recorded in the Aroogtool County Registry of Deeds
Northern District Said lots. with the buildings there
reputed to be owned by Mrs Joseph Ouellete
T. no: H. r. g. w. T. L. $. Of being lots 16
of the settlers lots socaled. according
plan Of said township made by f. Hanson in 1888 anG
Northern District Said lots with the buildings
are reputed to be owned by Fred Marquis and
one hundred three acres. less.
T. NO IL r. 5, w. r l. S. part Of being lot 10 of
settlers lots so-caed according to and par
of said township made by +. Hanson 1898 and re
District, Said lot with the buildings thereon
TO be owned by Joseph NJ. Ouelette contains sev
enty nine acres more less. GO
T. NO; Il, r. 8. w: l. l. S. part of. being lot
and plan of said township made by e Hanson 1899
and recorded in the Aroosoo County Registry
Northern District. Said described
1nGs thereon is reputed to be owned by J. ST.
contains thirty-four acres. less.
T. NO. 10 r. g. w: f. L. S.. Of being lot lying or
said township For further
to Aroostool County REGISTRY OF Deeds. Northern Dis
trict volume 81 page 1872 Said lot is reputed be
owned by Alvin Bolstrdge and contains sixyone
more OF less &C
I'D NL1T TNJ CnTrN,rxy
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PERKINS, PLANTATION. socalled. part Of being lot
said township repueo 70 pc IN
southwest part heirs Of c. r. BLANCHARD 60 acres
more less one hundred sixty acses
less. NLoVl
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. swn:d more Ssrt Or
s e.
or less. WV
HANCOCK COUNTY
NO It @ Isl Bsr owned 1 BY John Trssy
s Tss11 S; ssa s:s!.:a
afsS aeres more 70 or pi Iess
:sss
o e. sSuS SS wS Fl
~ snS s saS Sc nsS
SY IsSs y S WIT 4:
thereon reeuted to WiamT
fsSs ffPtfRi So :'Ss; Sis
ss sh eess S' as 81 Sws ~ o
sns 3 fsllRs s
rspStea to be owned By F. Contains thirty
ss' TO- "G souTH DiyisioN part
2s E1s Ss 'ia d sne
@ ss PAGE
ane F. campSe and ave
EAGLE island part Of being cottage in the south
n %ese IF f by sn S TO Be- as b.
s Of By n sa Of o ss 9n MIN u ez
rsputed to Be owned By Earl Brown contains
.sS =
y ais
DhSo Said island and so5 5spTed x to
hundred sixty more or less.
KNOX COUNTY t..
owned by Alvin contains ave acres more or
Has s s
y s Said and s Be
woopsS PoSD ISLAND r:Haied T. T.
three acres, more or less.
LINCOLN COUNTY
ST. 6 ba9E he st S9 h
ao y %
ssSs'sa 5S" s% IS
south ne Of 5ad to Be By
Of s dS BE-
Christina Ellsworth contains or
INDIAN ISLAND. lying eastery and adjacent to Nus
Christina Ellsworth and contains two acres more or
OXFORD COUNTY
the eone p the of esn S o 81 n
s an 81 Said and Is
acre more or less sneo oY MARI. o.es anu
PENOBSCOT COUNTY
T. No o xa t part being
saws
Summit ias
ss Ss ss R't s1S
y IT a
said al 81 t9 Hno E y ID
e sf ss the G snee Sc hs no1
tains twenty-five acres. more or less $3.50
SAGADAHOC COUNTY =
OF ssps as ?t IL 4.
he soStheriy BY land said to be owned
%tS SSdinss sst tSers sa 'fs
A1ExANDER IsIAND tPerkins!. part Of. being lot X
Sorhe% said 'to tsaHS Sy
sDued ownsd Sy Alfred ff Day and
SOMERSET COUNTY
enE esFF St Pis Ss
n s p sr Of Of e ssd sas
sse SAID a land repused
No RI p tRociwood strip part off, being ling
plan Of said strip made BY Lewis oakes 1925 and
land be owned by W T. rlodskins and eon
Strip part of 6."s
couny Ffws Of n
esae. PSln EnfFf n tss
snss TO Zoo fse tSsnss
easery along the southey lne of SAID hs
ID soe b. ID By Ra @
BIG ssF w R n * less les mart Of heinz -: -
said accordss an eu Ss OF s tn
ee o1 ana aiq coege lots made by J. Hutchinson
Deeds plan book s. pase So Said described land with
acres Ps m"e
WASHINGTON COUNTY
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SAGADAHOC COUNTY,

swan ISLAND Perhins) part Of being farm lot in the
southern part OF said island. bounded follows North
ery by land said to be owned by Jesse Tarr easery by
by the Crosby Navigation COMPANY: westerly by the
reputed to be owned by contains twenty
ALEXANDER ISLAND tPerkns) part Of being a lot in
the extreme southerly part of island bounded as
follows: Northery by land said be J. E.
Alexander on all other sides by the Kennebec River.
said lot is reputed TO be by Alfred Day
tains eleven acres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Portion Amount
Unpaid Due
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PENOBSCOT COUNTY

T. NO l. p T. N W. P: tMattamscontisl. part Of being
river lots Nos 48 So Said described land is
to be owned by H. j. Sawyer contains hundred
nnety-sX acres. more less. 1883
T. NO l. NORTH DIVISION formerly Summit Plantation
part of. being of land southeast part said
township bounded follows Beginning the north
line of the of Greenfield at the southeast of
land said to be owned by Ira D. Eastman ct al: thence
north along the east line of land of said Eastman ct al
80 rods thence eastery the south line of land of
said Eastman ct al 50 rods: henee southery by land
line OF the town of Greenfield thence westerly along
said town line to the point of beginning Said described
land is reputed to be owned by Wilbur and
tains twenty live acres. more less. l25)
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

T. 20 20 l R. 3 TITCoMBs SURVEY Formerly Lambert
lake fiantaton). part of, being a in
R Reftneast Part OF said township bounded follows:
On s Mans Genrai Rsiroad COMPANY: thence
nont tsehee westerly 90 feet thence northery
and .mereon is reputed to be owned by L.
l. in No SAID i T. Il B. p p Sossuth) being
sfsa nj made and returned to the Land
TO De owned by H II Putnam ct al and
lN nS TGNsHLP part Of being lot of the
ser Lot Said described land is owned BY
ne nelrs OF David Dresser and contains
or less A
ror,o,oo. w. L. BoNNEY
Treas
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LINCOLN COUNTY
OXFORD COUNTY

T. A, NO (Graton), part being parcel land in
the northeast of the half of lot T.
according to survey and plan of said township made
by Eames & Thurlow in 1917. Said described land is
Evening star., 1923-07-19
housewares Specials


Dry or Deck Scrub Mops, special.
3Sc.
Cotton Motor Waste, special, 1Sc.
Combination Graters, round, tin;
CRATES fine, medium, coarse, spe-
cial, 10c.
Cotton Scrub Cloth, special, 1oc.
Japanned Finish Dust Pan, spe-
cial. 25c.
Duplex Serving Fork, for lifting
vegetables from boiling water or
oven; fruit jars from water;
serving fruits or vegetables, spe-
cial, SC.
Ice Cream Freezers. 2-at, spe-
cial. 81.
Wizard Floor Polisher. with 1
lb. of wax. special. Sc.65.
Wizard Triangle DustlesS Mops,
special, 05c.
Wizard Furniture Polish, LOT,
special, s5c.
Wood Steak Founders or Ice
Mallets. special. zoe.
Wood Kitchen Sets, 8 pieces, spe-
cial. csc.
Wood Coat Hangers. enameled
white. special, 75c der.
Aladdin Aluminium Frying Pan,
special. $1.35.
Aladdin Aluminium LOT. Rice
Boiler, special, $3.50.
Aladdin Aluminium 2-qt. Rice
Boiler, special, $1.s5.
SterilizerS for Infants Bottles:
may be used also as sauce pan.
colander, pudding pan, special,
$2.85.
Manning & Bowman Glib. Elec-
trio Iron, with 6-ft. cord, special,
$3.50.
Manning & Bowman Electric
Percolators. Soup size; alumni
mum SONcia1 &R.zg.
White Enameled Kitchen Tables.
with porcelain tops and drawers,
2Jx40, special, $10.SS.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Women's Street and
Afternoon Dresses
Greatly Reduced, SIS

25 Dresses-of crepe de chine,
block ed crepe, charmeuse,
satin-back crepe-straightli
and fashionable draped effects
i'm black, navy, brown and
gray; sizes 38 to A. Excep-
tional values-for these dresses
formerly sold at $25, $3.50 and
more.
Trfcosham Frocks, $3.50; were
&2o.5O-Just II of these smart
tricosham frocks; I'm navy,
black and white; sizes 80 to A..
\ White Flat Crepe Frock.
1880, was 3oSy a charming g
model for evening wear-with
a rhinestone and jade jewelled
girdle. Size 36.
1 Black Lace Dinner Dress,
greatly reduced to &3e.S0; made
over Persian brocade metal
cloth, girdled in jet.
wemen's Dress Section. Third asor.
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Couch Hammocks Reduced

Floor samples that have be-
come slightly damaged or
soiled.
Gray Couch Hammock. fancy
striped tufted mattress; ad-
Unstable back and head rest:
coil springs; complete for
hanging. &23.75, was S:o.50.
Khaki Hammock, with ad-
Unstable back and head rest:
good tufted mattress. S1s.4S;
was S22.S0.
Plain Gray Couch Hammock.
with adjustable back; tufted
mattress: magazine pocket.
a1S.75; was &22.50.
Gray Divan Couch Hammock.
tufted mattress. $3.50, was
Gray Flowered Design Divan
lows and tufted mattress.
$3.50; was $50.
Khaki Couch Hammocks,
Special $3.50 each, with good
padded mattress; slightly
Lawn Canopy, striped duck.
S8s was $3.50.
7x7 Tent. of waterproof duck.
&18.45, was &23.75.
12x14 Wall Tent. complete
with poles and ropes. $3.50;
was &22.50.
7x7 Khaki Wall Tent, COM
piete with poles and ropes.
S17.50s was $22.S0.
Couch Hammock and Sporting Goods
Sections. Fourth floor.
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Special Size Apparel

1 Gray Roshanara Crepe Dress
handsomely embroidered; size
42h. $30.5O; was S75.
White Fru Fru Sports Frock,
size 44l2. S30.5O; was $3.50.
Canton Crepe Dresses, trim
med in steel beads: in black,
navy and cocoa; sizes 40k and
44Ia. SIS each, were $25.
Group Irish Linen Street
Frocks; straightline models;
sizes 421s, 44h, 46h. SIS each;
were $25.
2 Navy and White Printed
Crepe Frocks, with pleated
panels, size 4212. $28.5O each,
were $3.50.
Navy and White Crepe Ma
ternity Dress, size So. $3.50,
was $3.50.
Printed Crepe Maternity
Dress in French blue and red;
size SO. &28.5O, was S4S.
Box-pleated White Fru Fru
Sports Skirts; waists, "a and 40.
$3.50 each; were S25.
Special Size Section, Third floor.
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Girls Tub Frocks
Reduced to S1.95

"a pretty dotted and figured
voile frocks. in bright Summery
colors; with trimmings of or
candle and embroidery; sizes s
to 12 years.
Sweaters, $2.45, were $S.5O-2S
Wool Slip-ons, in plain and
striped designs; sizes to IA.
silk PetticOnts, $1.05, were
$3.50-25 Radium and Satin
Petticoats. with plain or seal
loped fiounces; in white, flesh
and navy: sizes 25. 81, 81, 80.
Jumper FrOcks, soc, were 0Sc-
20 Slip-on Jumper Frocks. of
Peggy cloth. in navy, tan or
green; sizes to IA.
Pleated Skirts, 75c; were &1.5O
is White Pleated Skirts.
made on underbodies; slightly
soiled: sizes 6 and s.
: Girls Coats, in blue and
brown; silk lined, sizes 5, 10.
Reduced to $3.50.
4 Girls Tan Silk PonEee Frocks
embroidered in silk and wool !;
sizes s, 10. Reduced to $2.S0.
I Junior Sports Coat, gray
plaid; size 15. S12.50, was SIS.
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Ch;1dren's Socks

35 pairs Misses Socks, a Length
Iisie: white and fancy striped
tops, and plain black with cuff
fops: sizes z, 7H. 8is, 8, 9A, 10.
.Sc pair; were 35c.
80 pairs Infants Lisle Socks.
white with striped turnover
cuff tops; sizes 4, AZ. 10c pair;
were zoe.
% pairs Children's Silk Socks,
q length in brown, navy blue,
and cordovan; sizes s to 9k;
~ pair; were 81.
20 pairs Children's Silk Socks.
]. .-Iength in white, with fancy
turnover cuffs; sizes 5, 512, z,
91a; 81 pair, were 91.5O. Soiled.
Children's Hosiery Section.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Glassware Specials

Floral Cut Tableware, 1895 dOz.
Handled ice tea tumblers, COB
let's, low sherbets and high foot
ed sherbets, in a very attractive
pattern.
Fruit Bowls, special. S5c. Flare
shape; attractive border cut;
floral pattern; clear glass.
Cheese and Cracker Dishes, spe-
cial, &I.15. Wreath cut patterns.
tray and footed comport.
Ice Tea TumblerS, special, $1.sS
dox. Plain, optic, thin-blown
glass: regular size.
Ice Tea TumblerS. special, 85c
dox. Colonial glass: regular size;
two styles from which to select.
Water Pitchers. special, 81. Squat
shape jug; attractive floral cut
ting; two patterns from which to
select.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Furniture Greatly Reduced

All offered "as is"-subject to 81
/ Drop Leaf Gateleg Table,
combination mahogany; with
drawer; size 36x42; $31; was SIS.
Living Room Tables, brown
mahogany with cane tops; $l6.50
each; were $3.50.
| Bed Davenport, overstuffed.
tapestry with coil spring base;
sloS; was s175.
Twin Poster Bed, in combi-
nation brown mahogany; $3.50;
was SIS.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Women's Coats, Capes, Suits
At Greatlv Reduced Prices


Cords 10. Greatly to
o
Teazedown Travelling
to
Tan O. Greatl reduc to
wns$
was$
1 AZ.
Gray Vla Vela Three Suit size 3s $5e5o;
l was
\ l Alover Embroidered
to
Navy Cape was$
Black
l was
1 vva
Lust wns$
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Children's Frocks. Sf.45

Were $2.45-3S Little Girls
Dimity Checked Frocks, with
collar and cuffs of yellow, pink
or blue; prettily shocked; sizes
2 to 6.
Children's Handmade Frocks.
95c, were S1.05-106 Dainty
Nainsook Philippine Frocks,
kimono style, with a pretty en-
broidered spray and hand seal
loped around the bottom; sizes
3 and 4.
Boys Rompers. $1.s5; were
$:.e5-3s pairs Boys Rompers.
of chambray, gingham and
lawn, with turnover collar and
cuffs: in yellow. copcn, pink
and brown; sizes z. 70 8 years.
Infants Petticoats Reduced 40
to $I.AS--.40 Long Nainsook
Petticoats, Gertrude and waist
line styles with deep hens or
hand scalloped around the bot.
tom; formerly $3.50 and SO.
Weol Capes, &f.0Ji were $3.50
Just z of these children's wool
capes, in green or red with
white stripes.
Infants Section. Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1923-07-19

Al fine English straw hats-the
Sizes 6Zs and 7.
90 prs. Mems Silk Socks, special,
65c pr. Seamless and with
Isle double heels and toes.
Black. Sizes 9Il, 10 and 1917.
II White Nubuck Belts, SOC each;
were ST. Without buckles and
bit soi1ed. Sizes 40, AZ and
A.
50 Pajama Suits, S1.95 each: were
s.. White and colors. Medium
sizes.
Mems Furnishings Section. First floor
Evening star., 1923-07-19

damages or imperfections.
l Very Large Ivory Dresser
with large mirror; $3.50, was
S110.
| Dressing Table Chair, ivory
finish; $3.50, was $40.
Bedroom Chair, ivory finish;
So. IS; was $3.50.
l Simmons Metal Bed, with
wire link spring; 4-inch; brown
mahogany finish; $3.50; was
Sz3.75.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Children's Shoes
Reduced to $2.25 pair

II pairs Boys Black and Tan
Oxfords, sizes 21s, S, 51s B; II,
C; D.; 8, 4, Az E.
pairs Youths Black Calf Ok
fords, sizes 1 " G and d.
6 pairs Children's Tan Trot Moe
Oxfords; sizes 8, 10 C; 9 E.
3 pairs Growing Girls Tan Calf
Oxfords; sizes 8 A; 7k,l 8 B.
Is pairs Misses Gun Metal
Strap Pumps: sizes IL. Is. 1, l II
A; 11k. IL B; 11k, IL c.
II pairs Children's White Can
vas Strapped Pumps; sizes 8,
81s, 8, 9A, 10 C.
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Boys Camp Suits, $1.S5

Were $S.SO and MOreJ OF SUllS
of Khaki and Blue Chambray.
Flapper style pants, sport
blouse with short sleeves.
Sizes 10 to Is years, inclusive.
81 Boys Two Pants Suits.
Greatly Reduced to 1915 each.
OF durable materials. Also
few blue serge, one-pantS suits
included. Sizes z, 10. IL, IA, Is,
16, II and Is years in the lot.
164 Blue Chambray Overalls,
Greatly Reduced to 35c pair.
For small boys. Sizes 8, 4, 8, 8
and years.
Boys Section-Fourth door.
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70morou-Link1ng 7uo Great Economy Eents
Remnant Day and Jolly Clearance Sale

ordyfor addition the regular Fn
July Clearance
substantial reductions and special purchases special prices MI
you-by shopping here
runable exchangeabe;
Q. approval; mail phone orders accepted
Evening star., 1923-07-19

51-piece Dinner Sets, special,
422.75. Dainty, decorated Theo.
Haviland china, with gold stip-
pied handles.
7-piece Fruit Sets, reduced to
1895. Imported china, dainty
floral decoration, gold lined,
English Tea Pots, special, 45c.
3-cup size; brown and assorted
color band decorations.
Console Sets reduced to $1.s5.
Footed comport and two candle
sticks; plastic art in colors and
gold.
Brushed Brass Console Sets, re-
duced to $2.45. Footed comport
and two candlesticks to match !;
attractive shape and well made.
a1ass. Mixing Bowl ~Ssts special.
85c. to set; 5 to s inch opal
glass; desirable shape, durably
made.
Evening star., 1923-07-19

Sofa and armchair, covered in
figured mulberry mohair; built
on a web spring base and fitted
Furniture Section, Sixth door.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Aladdin White Enamel
ware. Socially Priced

3-ot. Tea Kettles, special, $1.25.
5-ut. Tea Kettles, special, $1-SO.
Got. Tea Kettles. special, $40.
Colanders, special. s5c.
3k-qt. Milk Pans. special, Soc.
lot. Milk Pans, special, 3Sc.
4-ot. Milk Pans, special. 4Sc.
and qt. Deep Pudding Pans,
special. 35cs lot, special, 4Sc.
wash Basins, 16-in., special. soc.
China. Glass, Housewares Sections,
Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Women's Colored Silk
Umbrellas. S3.95

20 colored silk umbrellas !:
navy, purple, brown or garnet.
Various attractive wood han
dies with bakalite or leather
straps. Slight imperfections,
therefore the special price.
Is W0men's Umbrellas, $3A5
each; were S.. Black tape
edge, piece dyed cloth. Wood
handles with bakalite rings or
leather thongs.
III Women's Silk Parasols,
$3.SS each; were s.. For sun
or rain. Colors, purple and
red. Bakalite trimmed.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Corsets Reduced to $3.50

S0-Of fine Grecian treco. bro
cades and coutils; back lace,
laceless, low and medium bust
models, of some of our best
makes; sizes 81 to so in the lot
corsets that formerly sold at IS
and more.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Step-in Girdles
Reduced to $3.50

An exceptional value at this
low price: but just four of
them; of heavy pink surgical
elastic, 14-inch length; sizes 2s
and 80.
Corset Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Exceptional Values in Misses Frocks
$14.75---h and Less Original Prices

Is Fock-ncuding fiat crepes in fashionable plain shades
sports coors smart Roshanaa frocks few printed
crepes bright colors Poiret twill travelling frock
and few very lovely Shantung frocks sizes H. TO- 49,
Sports Suits SO;
higher priced Printed higher Jersey and Cames Hair
shades and models;
Standings. the popular te-arou
Section. Fourhh
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Corsets. Girdles
Reduced to 81

30 Corsets and Girdles. OF fine
brocades, satins and coutils
waistline and low bust mod
els: sectional girdles in "a
inch length; sizes II to 25.
and %. All of these models
were very much higher priced.
Evening star., 1923-07-19

season most popular shapes.
81 Mems Pure Silk Uuion
Suits, S4.35 each; were $3.50.
Sleeveless and knee length.
Sizes "a. So, 40, AZ and ~.
50 pieces LisIe Underwear; greatly
reduced to 81 each. Shirts in
sizes So, AZ and 46. Drawers,
81 and "A.
80 Night Shirts, S1.6S each; were
$3.50 and $500. Cambria or
soisette. Sizes 16 and IL.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Mems Clothes

Mems Clothes
III English Golf Suits "a price,
at SIS. Sizes 36, SO. 40.
8 AlkwooI Suits Reduced to
Sl9.75; were SIS and $40. Sizes
"A, 40, AZ, a. regular; SO and
40 stout.
7 Shantung Silk Suits Reduced
to. $19.75; were $50. Sizes IS,
8, 81; s. short; 40 stout.
9 Gabardine Sports Coats,
s12.5o; were $40. Sizes IS, SO,
81, 50, ~.
Il Bath or Beach Robes, $2.95
and $3.9S. Is Eden Cloth, SOS;
were 81. S.Terry Cloth, S.95;
were s. and S..
Mems Clothes Section. Second floor
Evening star., 1923-07-19

Special Tomorrow: 800
yards Pequot Pillow
Tubing
Lengths, z to 911 yards.
42-inch, SIC yard.
4S-inch, 3Sc yard.
A real saving on the usual
price.
Bedwear Section, Second hsor.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Mems Oxfords
Reduced to $6.75

IA pairs Sports Oxfords: smoked
horse with brown trimmings;
leather soles and heels; and
pearl elk with black trimmings
and rubber. soles and heels.
Sizes 6. z, S1s B; 6, 6s, Z, s,
IL c.
3 pairs Black Waxed Calf Eng
lish Oxfords; sizes 6, IN c.
2 pairs White Buckskin English
Oxfords. with crepe rubber
soles; size 8 c.
MEMS Shoe Section, Second floor.
Evening star., 1923-07-19
Women's Sweaters, 81

Reduced from $3.50 light
weight wool slip-ons. Navy,
black, brown. henna or green.
Sizes 36 to 46.
Il Sweaters, $3.95 each; were
$3.50. Fiber slip-ons or tux
edos. Plain or fancy weaves.
Popular colors. Sizes SO to
~.
IS extra size Sweaters, sos
each; were S.. Wool tuxedos.
Brown. navy or black. Sizes
46 to 81.
II Sweaters, $3.95 each; were
SS.7S. Plain colors or con-
trasting shades. Slip-ons or
tuxedoS. Wanted colors.
Sizes SO to AZ.
Sweater Section, Third 6oor.