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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-05
GRINDING 3OO,OOO-TON
PHILIPPINE CANE CROP

MAMMA, P. l., Jan. 5.-Grind-
ing of the 1922-1923 sugar cane crop
has begun. Rough estimates of the
crop to be harvested place it around
100000 tons for export, including
centrifugal and muscovado sugars,
which is approximately the same as
last years output.
Teh cane crop on the Island of
Luzon is somewhat smaller than that
of a year ago, owing chiefly to dam
age by locusts, but manufacturers
estimate that in Negros and other
parts of the archipelago the crop will
be slightly above that of 1922, maxi
ing teh total approximately the same
as that of last year.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-05

ton with a small capital stock, which
has invested it's earning over pc
riod of years in charging and i'm
proving its capacity and has not paid
dividends because of expected cash
needs, may freely issue stock divi-
dends and be confident Of govern
mental protection.
at would be folly and perhaps
tend to destroy an otherwise healthy
business to be stampeded into pay
ing cash dividends by the fear of
this section being imposed"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-05
BEWAKE FAKERS;
STOCK SCHEMES
FodcreI Officials Tell Georgia
Blankets 0ly-Tongued Sales
men Are Abroad In Land

ATLANTA, Jan. 5.-Private adj
vices received here by financial mel
sla,o thaC promoters OF wildcat
stoeks-mining, Oil, radio, chain
stores and movies princpally-h4ve
become so active as to alarm govern
mcnt officials, who fear that many
persons will be duped into worthless
ventures on the promise Of fabulous
returns.
These irresponsible promoters
have seized on the fact that mil
hons of dollars worth of Victory
notes and war savings stamps and
certificates are being cashed. They
are putting forth their smoothes.
sales talks now to gather up this
loose cash. Their prey is confined
almost entirely to the salaried man
who is eager to increase his boarded
savings quickly.
Every mail carries thousands of
letters advertising stock promotion
schemes, many of which have been
received in Atlanta. This campaign
especially is vigorous among the sal
aried people.
Washington officials, in state
ments made to Atlanta bankers, say
these campaigns are nationwide.
Vast mailing lists have been COM
piled by the fake stock salesman COW
ering virtually every state. Bank
ers in Atlanta have been warning
their depositors to hold on to their
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-05
CORDELE CREAMERY
BREAKS OLD RECORD

CORDELE, Jan. 5.-The Cordele
Creamery turned out over nine thou
sand pounds of butter last week
and again broke the record. The
cold storage plant is still in process
of construction and will be ready
for meats at the plant for curing
week from next Monday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-05

savings and put them in investments
backed by unquestioned security.
The correspondent of this newspa-
per would join in the chorus of warn
ing. Salaried people in the terri
tory of this newspaper are caution
ed to remember taht a Sucker is
born every minute and then multi
ply the product by 1000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-05
THE STANDARD

You Can Come to This Store To-
morrow and Saturday and Buy
Anything You Like From One
End 10 the Other, From Top TO
Bottom and Ono fifth viii Be-
Struck Off the PIicc at Time os
Purchased
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-05
EPIPHANY AT CALVARY

Tonight, Friday, being the Eve of
the Feast of the Epiphany, evening
prayer will be said in Calvary church
at $50 o'clock.
Tomorrow, there will be a cele-
bration of the holy communion at
II o'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-05

There are now Is republics in
Europe, occupying two thirds of the
territory Of the continent al hav-
ing nearly 284,OOO,OOO population.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-05

An old Chinese book known as
"The Silkworm Classic" says
Chinese empress reared sil1worms
$500 years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
ON
GRIDIRON AT
0. A. c. GOOD

OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
" LEGE. Corvallis. Aug. ia
call has been issued TO tho football
men 10 report for practice septem.
Dor 10. Coach r. u. Rutherford In
getting a lineup on his men and
future prospects, Footballs have
been sent to the men In accordance
with Rutherford's plan OF all.year
practice.
Several Of the 1899 men will be
missing in the lineup. but there is
considerable good material from tho
freshmen teams. Ed Clark. guard:
Husky" McKenna, quarter; Much"
Hieite. center; and MAC" MacFad.
ded. end. end; win not report for
duty this year. Bell. Price, Snyder.
Boykon. Johnson, Olmstead, Bills.
borrow. Wilson. Caudle. Jones and
butcher are among tho yearilngS
who likely will DO candidates for
this years varsity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Indian InfGeLder Is
Playing Wonder Ball
Flashy Fielding and Hitting in Pinches Are Sam
Cranes Specialties This Year, Finds Himself;
Other Baseball News

SAMMY CRANE seattes greatest shortstop is playing
~ the best ball right of any nfieder in the Pacific
Coast league. :.
Crane who played second base until just recently for the
Indians, was shifted to shorstop his natural position and
since then he has been playing wonderful ball.
He gave demonstration Of how TO field em in big league
style during the clubs last home stays when he made
plays that very few in baseball could make Cranes
greatness lies in his ability to start fast and get to the ball
He will make hits that other nfieders wouldn't
come within a mile Of.
And Crane is singing the onion, too. He is hitting
about $50 but all of his hits seem to come behind the
runners which is when hits count.
Right Crane is the best shortstop in the league,
altho Johnny Jones, Of Portland, and Hal Rhyme Of San
Francisco both good But they haven't Cranes
uncanny ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17

nWIs is tho day OF the motor
4 camper. and tomorrow will be
better. a large percentage Of our
population has access 10 motor tours
and don't forget on a hot night n
free camp site on the shore OF a
dbol lake does ono more good than
an expensive room in hot hotel.
Remember when you make n motor
trip your car has no objections 20
a few added pounds OF camping lug
gage The investment you make in
a tent. n bit Of camp furniture and
bedding viii Just about pay for IT.
self in Today trip.
You can buy tents OF all sizes
and shapes. with or without poles.
heavy and light. costly and other.
wise. II you want TO stay at a
hotel you can. but II you don't.
you don't have 70. have noticed
that the hotels are near the rail.
way station and that camp sites
are on tho beaches. Has this a
summer camping suggestion for
your
Folding cots arc the sleeping rigs
for summer. You don't need sheets
and pillow cases. A discarded quilt
from the attic makes as fine n bed
as tho whitest sheetinT of sea island
cotton. Canned fire lis used for
cooking NJ fire camp sites:
You can get gasoline camp stoves
that make quick and hot gas
solidified alcohol is another cheap
and effective heat for fast travelling.
Tho day OF chasing down n sharp
tree with duh ax lis went"
while the black f1les are gone
from the land At this season OF
the year. tho mosquito remains. 10
some extent. tho lord Of tho night
a few cents worth Of netting will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
DOWNEY AND
FIRPO MUST
BE CAREFUL

TNpIANApoLIs. Aug. 1.-THE
l. Firpo Downey io.round boxing
exhibition" will be held al the Hoo.
Sior Motor Speedway tonight--if tho
two principals don't get brutal"
and turn Il into prize fight
In tho event tho exhibition" be
comes prize fight. tho sheriff OF
Marion county will step in and halt
a. The sheriff was stu In doubt
today ma 20 tho point Mt which an
exhibition becomes fight. but said
II would be brutal IL Firpo
knocked Downey down.
Both fighters arc here. They took
light workouts and then annuonced
they were in the pink OF condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
AUSTRALIA
WINS FROM
FRENCHMEN

BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 17.--Aus.
ID tralia easily won the first singles
matches in tho final round OF the
Davis cup tournament at the Long.
wood club yesterday afternoon from
France.
James o. Anderson. Australia, beat
Rene La Costc. France. rs. 6.3. Ga,
and John y. Hawkes., Australia. beat
jacques Brugnon, France, 6.2, 6i.
7.b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
TO
START HARD
WORK SOON

CARAToGA, n. Y. Aug. l7.--Jack
~ Dempsey. heavyweight cham.
pIon. plans TO start heavy training
tomorrow for his fight with Luis
Firpo, In New York. on September
IL.
The champion included three
rounds Of boxing with George God.
frey. HIS big oolored sparring part.
ner. in yesterdays workout, and he
expects TO do some more boxing to.
day.
The Dempsey camp is being visit
cd by hundreds daily. and It has
been necessary 10 build a high
board fence around the cottage
whcle no Is living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Report Says Kedrns and Dempsey
Would Bun Oakland Baseball Club


like to the
godf
Oakland franchise
Jack all hoped
if he held the team His experience with Dempsey has not been for nothing
valuable all
should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
RIDLEY FIGHTS
MON TONIGHT

Bud Ridley makes another start
tonight when he takes on the vet
eran Charley Moy IN Vancouver.
b, g. in a lo.round bout,
Ridley. who IS going great,
should have no trouble in beating
Moy. who is Just about thru. Moy
returned from the Orient recently,
Moy defeated Ridley in California
In fourround bout several years
ago. but It's very doubtful II he
can turn the trick again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
MORGAN HAS
REAL. CLASS

Tod Morgan. who battles Ridley.
has worlds Of class. according to
everybody who has seen him In
action. Ho has dono most OF hts
fighting in California this being
HIS first start in tho Seattle game.
Roy David. former Seattle referee.
saw Morgan In action in the South
and can't say enough for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Br EARL G. Hay
GOOD WEEK END FISHING
fnEAflTTEE

BsEAehi.i rtv,r ciaiIam county
weeks trip,
oaluaals river. Gray's HArsor county
--- lWsak'H sripl.
Huapiuiips river. Grays Harbor eoan-
ty-- Weeks tripl.
skykonish river. KlnE and Hsohornish
counties,
aouta ard North Forks snsausirnis
river. King county.
Finnsy creek. AkaEi, county.
oalleens river. BlE and fAt,is Forks
JsfteFaaa county.
Pysht river. Clsiiam county.
CalAzh river. Clailsm county.
Hon river. ctailEm county.
EiphA river. ClallAn county,
Upper EkaKit river, AsaEit county.
t.Aka Riley. snohomlsh county Trout
summit lake. Thufsion uosuty--Trcut
BLACK lake, rhurston caunty-HBass
Lake Kachsss. KitiltRs eoanty--Troat,
Lake Reechslas Kii,Itaa eoun,y--rrput
Pine lake. King coanty-asss
Snow lake. KinK county--Tr9at.
Lsng Lake. gkaKlt eourty-~bass. trout
Lake 80. claire, ThuFHtpn opuuty--nAss
Lake Tappr. Pierce eouny--fJaHs. crop.
pie.
Rapovsin lake. risres essnty--I3aAs
Lake Tanwax. Pierce county-Troat
bass. perch and eroppis.
Lake Cassidy. annhpmiah county Bass,
Lake stevens, Bnohonlsh eoanty--Haha.
trout,
Laks Rossir.r. snohernisa county
Bass. trout.
Lake shoserstt. snehornish county
Bass. trout.
Lake Goodwin. snohoniss county
Bass, trout
Lake Patterson. Thurs,oa county
Bass, eroppis.
Lake Sawyer. King eoun,y--psss. trout.
croppis.
FIy fishing IL drawing the attention Of
tho anglers these days. the artificial va.
rletY OK this sport being At tho height
Of the season at this time. Both stream
and lake II furnishing exceptional sport
90 this variety Of fishing. The streams
are low and clear. aud in Just the rlKh;
condition for the best fishing Of this
character.
new sport Is developing within
tho Aalt water fishing that promises
to bring the attention OF the fly
fishermen out on Puget sound, 10
continue their angling after tho reg
uIar game fish season ha. passed.
great many snlt water enthusiasts
have taken up tho art of fly casting
for salmon and salmon trout. thu
former Just being tried out and the
latter being successful for somo time
past. particularly for tn. sra run OF
outthroats. The regulation salmon
fly. together with tackle as used on
The East coast, Is being used In this
game.
report 10 Piper & Tsft from a. q.
Falk states that otter lake IL clear. and
that anglers are finding some good sport
there Mt this time. Bass fishing Ia par
tloulariy good. Plugs, spoon. and flies
are being used
salmon trolling In Elliott bay continues
TO furnish very good sport for those who
follow u with either hand troll or tho
Eamier method. using rod and light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
SPIDER ROACH
JOINS LOCAL COLONY

Spider Roach. ono et the bea,
performers In CALIFORNIA; four.
round game Is an addition TO the
local fistle colony Ho worked out
yesterday with Tod Morgan. who
fights bud Ridley here next Wed.
nesday. Roach Is n lightweight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
FIELD AND STREAM

tackle Alkt poins yyss, Ksattts, Dus
vanish waterway Magnolia bluff. West
puirt. Salmon bag, Ntrhmgad beach. King
salmon arc being taken daily. tiis siSs
raryinE from 10 % 20 pounds The larger
flsh are taken with the Tiger type 81
spoon and the salmon trout with the
combination % the double kidney fIashsr
aaa tho double B1Tlss spoons. Worms
are used wlth the latter troll. about iss
feet being ist out fpr this fisalnE.
August 81 will find several waters
around tho state eiaNed 10 fishins
Tor thr baiancn Of tho year. Fish and
Hyna lake,, In kittitas county. op~a
during tho month Of August. and the
waters Of tho Goat lake game refuge.
In snohomish county, open during
Jaiy and August.
raruruistly good salmon fishing ia
being found along the shores OF san
Juan Island. according 10 tho report sent
down to Piper A Taft from n ~. An
ihouv, game warden ~ that county The
silver salmon are running In large num-
hcrs. Fishing il also very good IN Noun
tain and Cascade lakes. near East Sound.
Recent changes In ths gam. nsh laws
Include additional waters 70 he closed in
both cholan and Grant counties. ChaiRn
county has added pnrnphn and Trou,
lakes and Lake Lirhtenwnsasr to their
ilsi 81 waters already closed. Grant
county hns closed Goose lake 10 bass and
cropple and Crab creek from itn source
to sections and Is. township 81 ~.
range ~ y ". ~. 20 its mouth at Moses
lake. in township 20 ~. OF range ~ T.
W. ".
The Tye1 river IL at its best, &C
eording TO the report sent 10 Piper
Taft from u. G. Murphy Mt Scenic.
The winter Is very low and clear. with
the trout taking file. at this time.
Saturday wilt find the close os the con-
test for tho period Of August 20 IS In
Piper 4 Tafts fishing competition. Prizes
arc offered for the best display OF trout
for that period, as we'll ~ for the beat
display Of bass. Some very nice catches
arc registered for competition.
Lake Keseheius IL furnishing good
angling these days. according to the re-
port sent In from r. ~. Tuuin at that
plRos. The lake IA down 10 feet, and
tho conditions arc just right for good
sport. Good catches are being made
daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Diamond
Belt Can't
Be Found
Ridley Unable to Get Belt
From Nunes; Rumor 1t
Has Been Pawned
BY LEO II. LASSEN

DAGE Sherlock Holmes!
L The Portland boxing commits.
sion'a diamond belt FOR tho Coast
leatherwclght division is among
tho missing.
Tho commission put up a nifty
belt year or so ago and II was
won By Danny Nuues Of Saera.
mcuto after an elimination tour.
namcut In tho Rose City.
When Nunos lost TO bud Ridley
in Sand Point. Idaho. July Attn and
Ridley asked for thu belt tho ox'
champion couldn't produce IL.
There is talk going the rounds
that the championship emblem is
Fcposing in some Portland pawn
shop, but nobody has been able TO
locate Il or tho ticket.
And 50 The call Tor Sherlock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
BERCOT WINDS
UP TRAINING

Dodo BcTcot Is winding up his
local training for his scrap with
Young Carmen In Portland next
week. He worked a long time
yesterday, going al fast clip
with Fred Zwickey. local middle.
weight. Bercot's Carmen fight
viii bs HIS first ioround encounter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
- FISHING--------
The Modern Angler Saves Time
and Money With Motor
Camping Equipment
FIRST ARTICLE-WHAT TO BUY
BY MORRIS ACKERMAN
Nationally Known Authority and Writer
Editor Of Aclermans Spormens Guide

reduce the lordlng considerably. A
few cents worth Of cheesecloth
puts tho skids under black flies
and all.
Netting. however. gives you more
ventilation. Take your choice. The
matter OF added equipment depends
on personal whims. The less you
have, having enough, the less TO
pack. Motor camping today Is a
pleasure. Expansive roads welcome
you--Ioyely camp sites welcome you
the fishing is great.
Come onl
TOMORROW: Muscalunge and
pike. d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
HANK ROBERTS WINS

SAN JOSE, Cal, Aug. I7,-Young
Hank Roberts knocked out Al An.
drews in the main event here last
night. The result was surprise.
Cyclone Gavyy shaded Charley
Shumaun in the sernl.final
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
TACOMA FIGHT MAY
RE nET

Tho Jimmy sacco- Morgan Jones
fight scheduled for Tacoma next
Thursday looks like It's off as
Jones f. laid up with an Infected
leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Harry Heilman
Leading Ruth

NEW YORK, Aug. f7.-one hit
~ made yesterday by Harry
Holman. while Babe Ruth failed
to connect put the Detroit star
back into "whisker' lead in tho
American league batting cham.
pionship, Holman, 1924 Ruth,
1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17

Mr.. William X. Vanderbilt and
Mrs. Carnegie Phlpps will shortly Get
up important running racing estab.
lishmeuts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17

The Tyeo river IL at It's best, &C
eording TO tho report sent 20 Piper
q Taft from u. G. Murphy at Scenic.
The winter Is very low and clear, with
the trout taking file. at this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Scribbiings:
What ScribeS are iOriting
about IN other sporting
circles.

FOOTBALL is in the air In Mon
i tana The following yarn Is from
tho Missoula Sentinel;
Ht,y-five prospective Montana
state university football warriors.
both members OF last years varsity
squad and the freshman Al. have
been called 20 tho colors. 10 mobilize
on Wednesday. September is. for the
1898 gridiron season. Letters ask
inS ell OF the Rsplrants considered
possible material for tho II 20 report
IS days before the opening Of tho uni
NerSty quarter. have been sent out
and responses are already being re-
ceived.
Practically all OF the 1889 football
men who did not graduate viii return
this fall 10 answer the call sent out
by Coach Stewart. one notable ox-
ception Will DO Ray Murphy. Tor two
seasons center on the Grizzly II and
eaptain-elect OF the 1a22 IL. Murphy
graduated last spring and so win not
be eligible 20 compete further, oven
tho his mates selected him as their
leader az the election at the eonelu-
sion OF last season.
Ted Illman. star freshman fullback.
formerly all-statc hackfield man with
Missoula high school. writes that he
IS eager 20 don the moleskins again.
illman Is working with a telephone
construction gang In Northern Mon
tans. digging holes in tho 'gumbo"
and throwing the poles In. and he Il
right now is5 pounds Of solid muscle.
ready 10 puneture tho Bohcat or Van
DIAL line, Husky Grimm OF Roundup,
freshman halfhack. Is another star
expected TO make the regular back
fiesA
Montana undertakes schedule OF
elgh, strenuous games. making trips
20 Moscow. Idaho. 20 play the Van
dals; to Butte. To meet the Miners;
70 Seattle 20 tangio with the Husk-
les; 20 Boreman 20 clash with tho
Bobcats: and to Portland. FOR tho
first time In history. 20 engage Pa
cific university. A. homo they play
Mt 81. Charles. Whitman and Con
-ea. The first game win BE- on oc-
s. with Mt. 81, Charles, three
haR weeks after the opening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17
Standard Four Flat
Top Cord

Guaranteed 12,00o Miles
VIII Run 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-17

A report 10 Piper Taft from a. q.
Falk states that otter lake Is clear. and
that anglers are finding soma good sport
there Mt this time. Bass fishing Ia par
tioulariy good. Plugs spoon. and flies
are being used.
Evening star., 1923-02-01
Men s FURNISHINGS

y pairs Mems Fine Wool Socks, imported.
iull-fashioned. in checks and vertical stripe
effects; sizes 10 TO 1lH 75c pair; were $50.
81 Mems Medium Weight Wool and Cotton
Mixed Abdominal Bands, medium and large
sizes. Reduced to 2Sc each.
50 dozen Earl g. Wilson Laundered Collars,
in these styles: Durwood, Highwood, Port
wood, Ridgewood Ripwood and Southwood.
Also few ali-linen collars; plenty of small
and large sizes but only few styles with all
sizes. SC each; SOC dozen; were very much
higher priced. F~
76 Mems Fne-count Printed Madras and
Fruit of the Loom Shirts neat stripes and
figures; fast colors; sizes IA to l6. $1-55 each;
were s. and $3.50.
g pairs Mems Dark and Tan Cape Street
Gloves; sizes ~. IA, 74. slI5 pair; were
$3.50.
48 Silk Four hand Ties, SI.l5 each; were 81
and $3.50.
lo pieces Wrights Fleece-lined Health Under
wear; natural gray WOOL shirts, sizes "a. 6, 40
~; Drawers, sizes so, A. "a. 81 each garment;
were s..
% pairs Fine Lightweight Cashmere Socks.
in brown and green; size 10 only. soc pair;
were 81.
= pairs Mems Tan Cape Gloves. wool lined /;
size 81 only. Reduced to $l3s pair.
u Imported Velour Hats, in black. green
putty. ivory and bronze; sizes z, 7H, 74. $2S5
each; were S..
43 Mems Outing Flannel Night Shirts, low
neck and collar attached styles; sizes 10 to 20
sI.15 each; were $50 and higher.
Mems Furnishings Section First
Evening star., 1923-02-01
China

4-66-piece Decorated Eng
lisE Porcelain Dinner Sets, spe-
cial, SIS each.
14-piece English Porcelain
Dinner Sets, special, $3.50 each.
. Decorated English Porcelain
25-piece Breakfast Sets. Special,
&7.S5 ench.
8 White and Gold l2-inch Meat
Platters. special, 45c each.
8 Decorated Umbrella Jars,
1915 eachs were much higher
priced.
dozen White and Gold Indi-
vidual Buffers, special, soc dozen.
dozen White and Gold Tea
Plates. special, $1.15 dozen.
9 White and Gold Pickle
Dishes. special. 15c each.
Is White and Gold Cream Jugs,
special, 15c each.
6 White and Gold Covered But
ter Dishes. special, Soc each.
~ White and Gold Covered
Vegetable Dishes. special, csc
each.
Is white and Gold Sauce Boats,
special. Csc each.
12 White and Gold Sugar
Bowls. special, 35c each.
As Blue and Gold Saucers, &c
each3 were 1Oc.
5 Porcelain Soup Plates. 15c
each; were 35c.
II Decorated French China
Dinner Plates, 35c each, were
&c.
Porcelain Tea Pots, s5c each;
were $3.50.
1a Decorated French China individual
Buffers. 1oc each: were 500.
1 Hand decorated China Salad Bowl,
imperfect. Reduced to 81.
| Hand decorated China Chocolate Set,
1 cup and saucer missing. $3.50; was IS.
Decorated Console Sets, imperfect.
81 eaoh; were much higher.
1 pair Decorated Book Ends. imper-
feet. $3.50; was -.
China Section, Fifth 6oor.
Evening star., 1923-02-01
ChiLdren's Knit
UndertUenr and
HOsierH-Reduced

So. Children's Fleeced Vests
and Pants; vests with high
neck and long sleeves, size 2
years; pants ankle length, sizes
6, 8, 10 years; slightly soiled.
35c each; were Soc.
20 Boys Athletic Nainsook
Vests, slightly soiled; sizes 10
and II years. 2Sc each.
25 pairs Misses Ribbed Cot
ton Hose, in white; slightly
soIled. sizes and sha. 20c pair;
8 pairs for soc; were higher
priced. ....'.
10 pairs Boys Pony Hose,
black, derby ribbed; size {. soc
pairs were s5c.
26 pairs Misses Half Wool
Sports Socks, in green. brown
and purple mixtures; sizes to
3; reduced to 25c pair.
Chudren's Knit Underwear and 10
Sieyy Section, Fourth 6oor.