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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27
Overland Takes
Over Railroad

WHY'S Overland interests, acting
Jointly with the Wabash railroad.
have completed deal that gives
them ownership of the Toledo and
Western railroad, as well as several
hundred acres of Industrial sites in
West Toledo.
Announcement of the deal was
made last Friday by President John
N. WHY'S of Willys-Overland.
The joint interests have formed n
new company, Incorporated under the
name of the Toledo T. Western Rail
way Company. Besides operation of
the railroad the company will direct
the development of practically 300
acres of land adjacent to the Ter
minal Belt line one Toledos north
westerly outskirts.
Value of the railroad property
and the land taken over is estimated
ut S2,000,0O0. An additional $1,000
600 will be expended before the pro
gram of undermining the railroad
and creating terminal facilities IL
West Toledo is completed.
Among the earliest improvements
will be the construction Oh a Supple'
mentary line in West Toledo extend
ing to point near the Willys-Over-
land factory.
Under it's new control the a. W
will be improved and developed. The
road, running 81 miles from Toledo
to Adrian, Mich, connects with the
main line of the Wabash at the lat
ter point. Adrian, Blissfield, Pioneer
and other points will be benefited
by improvements not only in passen
ger service, hut in freight facilities
The land purchased by the new
company will be utilized in the de
velopment of new industrial inter
ests.
Officers of the new Toledo ant
Western Company are: President
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27
SECRETARY OF
TREASURY PAYS
BIG TAXES
Andrew Mellon and Brothers
Send County Treasurer
Check For S3,171.O9
WERE HERE YEARS AGO
Came To Bismarck in Frontier
Days, Established Bank,
Bought Property


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?ears.
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tichara was III e"',,E'' CIV
Heiioh remained III 'n' 'i'''''.' ""
jof ic" mounts "'''S'
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spun OF .hc fuEse" 'oa'''S anu ''''
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refer "ii'oH 81 W '"'' ~,
agent LOT the MELON '"'ei''''.
property lheiuae7 oo vi '''"'e 10y ss
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27
PETITIONS
CIRCULATED
Judge JansOnius to be Placed
In the Field

Petitions placing Judge Fred Jan
sonius of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict in the field for the office will
be circulated within "a few days in
various parts of the district. Judge
Jansonius, who was appointed Judge
more than year ago after the cleo
ton of Judge w. l.. Nuessle to the
supreme court, formerly was county
judge Of Wells county, at Fessenden.
Judge Jansonius returned here last
night from Steele, where he has been
holding jury term of court in Kid
der county.
The jury work was finished in sew
en- days, but Judge JansOnius will re-
turn Saturday and perhaps next week
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27

ohm n. WHY'S; executive vice-pres-
ident, j. f.. Taussip; president of
the Wabash Railroad Company;
treasurer, j. II. Gcrkcns; secretary
A. u. Qualy.
The Toledo Il Western was organ
izcd and built more than 25 years
ago but - years ago 1t was taken
over by the Toledo Railways d
Light Company, although operated
as separate company. Two years
ago the road went into the hands
OF receivers and was bought at pub
lie sale by Henry J.. Doh"rty inter
csts, from whom the new company
purchased the property.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27

The Grand Lodge A. o. u. w. Of North Dakota.
changed to a Reserve Plan in May 1904. the
rates going into effect on October L. 1904
pyramid is the accumulation of the first three
months of adequate rate This pyra!m1iid Illus
assets, shown by. the books Of the Grand
Lodge on December 81 of each year With more
than s2S 600. of insurance in force this shows
that the Order has in reserve ONE DOLLAR OF
ASSETS for each EIGHT DOLLARS OF lNSUIc,
ANCE in force. This speaks SOI4VENCY in NO
UNCERTAIN MANNER.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27

to hear court cases. Much Of Judge
Jansbnius' work of the last several
months has been in the several coun-
ties of the district outside of Bur
leigh county.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27

Hallcy's. comet has record dating
back to 240 B. c., and it's visitations
spread alarm and CONSERVATION
throughout Europe during the Mid
die Ages.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27

The Community Council
will hold a food sale, Satur-
day, beginning at II a. M, al
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27

The ton register, or unit OF ca"
pacity of n ship, was originally the
space occupied by 100 cubic feet OF
wheat.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27

PatrOnize this sale and help
the Community Council. Re-
eeipts go to the milk fund.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27

Hoskins Meyers store. Ev-
erything the best and a full
supply for Sunday dinner.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27
Ancient Order Of United Workmen
Embracing the States of
ADVISORY BOARD OF DIRECTORS

California
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27
If Piles, Send
For Pyramid
The Great Household Treatment Tor
Itching. Bleeding or PrO-
truding Piles.

Stops pain quickly, absorbs engorge.
meuts. prevents friction, dries up IN
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27

Becoming in it's simplicity =
sports apparel rules the mode.
Not only on the golf links,
but it will appear again this
season for street and business
wear. Here you will find it in
all of it's loneliness, splendor
of line, swagger cut. May We
show these stunning coats to
you.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-03-27

Springs newes frocks-
dainty, soft and exquisite ma
terials. Fashioned by some
of Americas exclusive de-
signers. Beaded and embroid-
cred trimmed. Black and
navy-of course with other
colors of Poudre Blue, Tan
and grey.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

There is a new baby in the home of Gov
]. A. o. Preus of Minnesota. He has been
named julie Merke, the Norwegian words
meaning christmas Seal" The first Christ
mas seal was the creation of a Scandinavian
Einar Holboell. The photo shows Gov Preus
and his youngest son.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

Wl- Wprll r.,
Evening star., 1924-12-14

PARIS RlS'-Entranoing, beguil-
ing-giving fragrant expires
sion 70 the woman of gay
audaclty and provoking CON
tras5s, ever-challenglng.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

ROSE JACOUEMINOT-
Tantalizing, alluring-dis-
tilling in fragrance the spell
OF delicious coquetry and
playful mischief.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

LlLAS POuRPRE- Thrill Of
life and mad, sweet gayety
for the joyous temper
with dancing
feet and laughing mouth.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

STYX-Irresistihle fragrance
of the unknown-su subtle ex-
preston OF the enignatic per-
sonality, serene, tranquil, OF
incomprehensible depths.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

OElLLET-T ranslating
in ever fresh perfume
the woman of infinite
complexity and many,
changing personalities.
Evening star., 1924-12-14

VIOLETTE POURPRE-Fire
and dew-tragrance of elf
women, fugitive. un-
caught, half pagan, wholly
alluring.
Evening star., 1924-09-17

SCsatiRueA On Next Ragel
Evening star., 1924-09-17

YOUNG MAN WISHES TO JOIN ANOTHER
young man going to California by auto last
week in September. Address Box 135-B, Star
once, 1ss
A BABY GRAND MAHOGANY pIANO FOR
rent yery Roaolnah1ar A1reG& Box -u0-Bs
Evening star., 1924-09-17

Marshall Business Brokers'.
Rooming house, l. rooms: rent, $s5. Price,
$3.50.
Rooming house near 10th and Mass ave,
II rooms; steam heat, electricity. Will sac
rifce.
Rooming house near 18th and Pa. aye, Is
rooms; low rent. Price. $500.
$500.
RoominE house. rooms. 5 baths. Price.
81 500.
Lunchroom near apt. houses and hotels;
rent, $75. Price, S1.JOO.
Tearoom nedr 14th and Park rd.; receipts
above So day. Bargain at $1,000.
s40c.
Confectionery and cigars. good location ne;
receipts. about $500 week. Price, 81. 200
Cigars. magazines and lunch; rent, Sis.
Price, 81 soc.
Large confectionery and soda fountain, up
town. doing large business. Price right.
Duplicating business located in Office bldg.
rent, $50. Price. $1,000
Cleaning and dyeing in best NV. location.
Price. $1,000.
/ Marshall Business Brokers,
929 New York Ave. :
(Cfi1ueA OA Next PaHel
Evening star., 1924-09-17
PERSONAL.
Continued.

WANTED-TW0 OR THREE PASSENGERS
for trip to Pittsburgh and return: SO one
way: SIS both ways. Leave Sept. 81. Ad-
dress j. III. G. O Box 111l
Evening star., 1924-09-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
CALL MAIN 2s76-Stenog., typists, bookkeep-
ers, clerical help, on short notice. Free regis
ration. City Employment Service, 1888 G st.
n oc13s
COOKS, 1901; housewOrkers, (5O), wanted
1910 18th st. NV. Phone North 1876. 19s
H0USEMEN. mattresses. chauffeurs, help of
all kinds furnished; quick service. 18th ST.
Employment Agency. 1885 18TH North 957
of all kinds supplied. 1887 14th st. NV.
Main 1884.
BUSINESS POSITIONS-Free registration.
for the public BY the Washington School for
Secretaries.
NO CHARGE UNLESS
YOU ARE PLACED.
Evening star., 1924-09-17
UPHOLSTERER.

White man; must be thor
|oughly experienced. Apply en-
p1oyment office, 9Th floor, G St.
kUOoDutAp1&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
TALK new TAX.
Business Assessment for
Revenue Is Proposed

To study the pr0position o. Hsis.
lns governmental revenues b. bus.
inoss taxes. Finance Chairman D,
T. Blaine viii introduce a rcsolu,
zion In tho ,ity council Monday call
ng FOR tho GO cooperation of ls civic
bottles
rhe proposed commission would
mako a study 81 the tax problem
and report 20 thc city council not
later than August I, when oonsid
eu,tion 81 tho next annual budget
comes up,
The resolution calls upon the
following civic bodies 70 send a
delegate 10 a meeting In tho cliy
rounoil chamber. May g. Chamber
81 Commerce. Central labor ooun-
cl Building owneu' and Managcu'
association. King County Rar asso-
cation, King County Medical asso-
station. Seattle Merchants associa.
tion. seattle Real Estate sssoCia.
lion. Municipal league. Rotary club
KlVanis club Lions cluh. one Hun
tred Per Cent club. Tax Reduction
oouncil Gyro club ana Young Mems
Business club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
BUSINESS GROWS
Furniture Making on Coast
Worth S25,000,000

twenty-five million dollars worth
Of furniture was manufactured In
1883 In seattle. Tacoma and Port.
land. according 10 survey by
otto r, Kcgcl chairman of tho In.
fustrial survey committee OF the
Retail Furniture associations Of
Washington.
The survey has been made for
the Northwest Made Furniture
week" which has been set for
April q to Is. inclusive. during
which time all furniture stores In
tho Northwest will feature furniture
produced In the Pacific Northwest.
The survey shows that tho furni.
ture industry Of the Pacific North,
west employed Ills people. with a
payroll OF 100000 a year. on an
investment OF $4,000, 600 In factory
plants alone. There wero i.T5i $50
pieces produced. which required Ia.
600 freight cars 10 ship 20 local and
distant markets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Toiletriies

Ill rrtrale Hahn for the
hair originally AS reduced
20 .r--rrr.r. r-rrrt-trr.ttt zoe
lis Mrlbs Grcaselrss
Cream. originally 5oc a. abe
81 Heavy Hard Dress
Ing Combs, originally 100,
At .....,...... ......,.. S6e
Imported Perfume OILS.
various floral odors. ouH
iuaiy itc. nt ......,...s. sc
- Mayts Perfumes. orig,
inauy $50. az ..,.-..ss1 100
80 BoNrs Luyna French
Pace Powder. chan sou
d'Cte. i'leur De auto. orig
in8l'y 200. az ...s....,,, $50
-is Jars Creme Angeles
Lemon Vanishing Cream,
originally 100. GO ,.t.,... soc
-15 Pairs Rubber House
hold ulofes. size Z. urist
nllly 5ac ats..ss-.t-..s.., 36c
- Hair brushes. solid
rosewood or ebony backs.
SCI with genuine brisuus.
originally 500. at .4......d.OO
-NarpsuEaii-sea
street Fieor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Hosiery

ZIG Pairs Of sport Hoss.
derby rib. hlEoa -. p. in
black and white. originally
Soc. o. for ...s.-....s...- 100
III Pairs Of silk Hose.
black ana brown. originally
-ba, az .ssssrtst..sst l.2o
- Pain 81 All.slll Hose.
Pointer heel and French
clock. originally ass. att. 1850
80 Pair 81 Ladies ~
siik Hose. black. tizo 81,
originally 2.sb. t.D5
Sc Pairs Of ladies An.
SILK Hose, brown. Hi1sH 50
70 10. originally s2s. I.Db
Ia Pairs Of Infants Al.
silk Hose, In beige end
black: sizes I. 6. ~; ofiEL
nally Sc. at..,t.....st.s.. 05c
SO Pairs 81 Children's
FullIenKth silk and Clos
Hose. sizes a. 60 Z. black
onlyi originally sbr. at,.... 06c
SO Pair Of Chiidrcn's AT.
silk Three quarter HOSE.
siHrs 7 90 10. In Russian
calf and eordovan. originally
10. at ...,.....,....... soc
-l5 Pairs Childrens Al.
silk Three quarter Hose.
black. siEs only. origi.
naliy 40. ht............ soc
--NasDsuEail-sss
street Iiaar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Women's Dresses

- Printed Crepe Frcchs.
sirss r. H. Is and 90.
Originally 1895, az o.0b
- Printed Crepe Frooks.
slrss 10 and -. originally
1873, az ,sss.trrs.sss..s.. s.Bo
- Navy and Blaek Can.
ton Crepe Frocls. Sizes
10. rs. 20. ~. 20. a.. orig.
inally 1915. AZ ..s....... 1900
- Printed Crepe Kait
frodss; originally 1875. az sos
% Navy Polret Twill
Dresses; sizes IS. 10. as.
d. 40. originally 1915. NJ 1900
- Navy Poirct Twill
Dresses. slrss rs. %. orig.
lnAliy 1878. az .....-...15.0o
II Brown Crepe Knit
Dress: tiEe 90. originally
5000, at ..ss..s.......... 90
~ Black Satin Beaded
Dress sgHo 60; originally
% 90. AZ ...............3 $500
II Printed Crepe Dress:
siSo IS. originally $500.
AZ ....t..t..ss..........1o.OO
--MseDeuxaiI-ssu wick.
second Tioor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
LIBEL VESSEL
Alleged Rumboat Tied Up
on $1,000 Claims

Il was the mere matter OF the
payment Of a bill. and not a hot
chase and daring capture by pro-
hlbition agents. that accounts for
the seizure OF the speed boat Is
trella H.. said 10 have eluded off,
Gals for years while she carried on
m extensive rum-runnlng business.
Tho boat was tied 10 her dock at
Everett on Monday morning nx the
result Of an attachment by Charles
BoverA part owner OF the speedy
craft. who claims she owes him
$4,000 for installing her engines A
hbci against her was filed sa,ur-
DAY. and attorneys are arranging 10
have her released on bonds
According 20 Assistant ProhIbl-
ton Director W. NJ. whitney. the
H:atrclla II. has been running iiquor
for year. and. equipped with 400
horsepower engines, she Is the
specdiest and most successful craft
In the business She has been
near capture twice. but succeeded
In getting away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
ChinaWare

- Plaiisrs English Por.
csiain, decorated. Isinr4
tiEe, originally CSC at 800
-s fiaiisrA largest Hzs.
English Porcelain. dfr1rst
Cd originally s15. az 100
- Sets Teapot. sugar and
Dreamer, ~ llaTer POTTERY.
plain ivory color original
iy 300 o. .........~- 200
- Sets Sugar and Cream.
srs of We1gE0Dd Queens
ware. Boston pattern. orig
inai.y $50. at ............ $50
- Compous, footed. IN
WedEwood Qlssnsvars.
Boston pattern. originally
ODD. az sssr--r..r. -.... E.bO
II Creamsrs. ia English
QusensWara, beautifuIiY
decorated. originally ~.
~ ....---...........1.25
II Set Teapot. Sugar and
Dreamer. 90 gpode queens
ware Decorated. originally
5000 ret AZ .............7.5O
II Chocolate or Coffee Pot,
English Porcelain. decofat.
Cd. originally 40. $50
- Teapots. English
Queenswnre. decorated. or.
iginaliy f75. at............2.OO
81 After Dinner Coffee
Cups and Saucers, dec0rat.
"a. originally 1850 dozen.
at dnEeu s..s.ss...........S $50
- Tea Sets. beautifully
decorated, n pieces; ORG.
inaily 1900 set. al 1880
Is Sets tof rs pieces 10
the set Of Blue Denmark"
Englishware. 6 cups. 6
saucefs. luncheon plates.
originally 600 set. az. set. .3.95
-NaeDouEnIl-sout
Tourtb Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
CoTsetS and
BraSSieTeS

-i5 Memo Vanity and Boy
ishiorm firasslsres. satnr.
hailste and silk broc84s.
sizes ~ 20 20. originally
i-so. at ...-......-,.. 05e
-s5 Vanity and Neatiorm
Iiandeau Brassierrs, hook
hack style ~ batiste and
brDrade. originally Csc. &c.
and 100. az ..+,..s..-... BOc
liz Cor,slcttes. ComLin.
alton Iiras,iercs and Girdle.
w. and vs., De Bt'olse. ln
pink hrocadt SIZES 81 %.
originally 100. az 1.f5
IS Is. and }. Corsslsties.
pink hrogade. Size IS,
long hook aide styles, or.F.
inHliy $50, az ...........2 .O5
p Memo and RsnKo Belt
Corssts. pink ooutl and
brocade. originally $50 and
tNp, an .ss.s..-s.ss..sr., LIDO
go Trro, H. and w.. and
Modart C0uets, itinch
girdles. OF an elastic. orc
cades and couiilf. gizta
q. "a. n; originally $50.
az ......,................ 2.f5
lis Corsets aud Girdlcs OF
eoutii and brocade. Sizes
y 20 20. 2s 10 81 original.
y 500. AZ .,...........2. e5
SIS Memo Corsets, low
top, medium hip reducing
corset. o. pink coutiL Sizes
20 90 %, originally 500.
az .....................l5
uEaiI-SouthuIek,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
SEATTLE LOSES
Garments Income Tax Not
Definitely Decided

The city OF Seattle lost the first
shirniish OF its fight to keep street
railway employees within the federal
income tax exemption, when Judge
z. T. cushman. in federal court In
Tacoma. Saturday. denied It's appli-
cation for an Injunction prohibiting
the collection OF the tax.
The denial does not settle the
question, as there Is a suit now
pending to annul ruling OF the
Internal revenue bureau here which
held the men subject to tho tax, on
the ground that the street railway
Is business enterprise rather than
a governmental function.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Knit Underwear

III Pairs Jersey silk
Blcomers, knee length: en-.
eraid. henna, navy. Amerl.
can beauty; originally 5s5.
at ......."..........2.s 5
SO Pairs Jersey silk
Bloomers, good quality gar.
ter knee, Jade, Titan. navy:
also few navy IN. sport
length; originally 4.s5. AZ. $50
--3s Pairs Novelty Bloom
ers % Jersey. with fancy
knee: originally SOS. at. .1.50
Ill Pairs MilanaiSe Bloom.
crs. sport length. in Titan.
gray and Chinese blue: orig.
inally $50. at .5.o5
lii Pairs Milanaisc Bloom.
ers. extra heavily quality.
sport length. with double
cuff; originally e,s5. at, 7.e5
ugali-southwIcL.
Third Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Infants Dept.

Sc Peter Rabbit Faster
Nursery Trays. Originally
tecs at fsrtrrs -r.rrsrsH. Aoe
-st Infants Hand made
Dresses. Originally 81. a. LIB
10 Muslin Hand made Crib
Sherts Originally i.7t, a., I.2b
- Crib Comforts. cotton.
covered. originally $50 az Lob
-5 Crib Comforts. cotton
covered. originally i,g5. a. 1.5O
--si Boys Wash suits. slEs
2 only originally 7sc. st.. doc
Id Atwood Coat Sweat
srs. siEss 10 years. pink.
blue. tan. brown, red. ouFi.
nally $50. at...t.......... 3.D5
Observation-Disclosures.
Third Iissr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Pepperdine Here
to Open Offices

George Pcpperdlne. OF Los An.
geles. president Of the Western Auto
supply chain Of 30 stores, arrived In
Seattle Monday morning, 10 attend
the formal opening OF the new dis.
trict headquarters. under o. II.
Pound. at Westlske ave. and Vir-
ginIa st., Tuesday. from 10 a. m. to
10 .. III. He will bo in the city for
ycveral days. inspecting the various
stores Of his chain Ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-14
Women's and
Misses Shoes

80 Pairs Black Suede
0xfords. Sizes :. AZ. 5:
originally 500. at .2.95
g Pairs Felt slippers.
Sizes 4. 8, 54: originally
2.2o, at .......-........ 1.&o
go Pairs Brown Satin
Pumps. Sizes IN TO I: orig.
inally SIS. at .3.95
-s3 Pairs Patent Pumps.
Sizes ,, !. 5, 6. Z: original.
~ 600. at......
80 Pairs Colonial Kid
Pumps. Sizes 3. 4, 6. :;
originally SIS. at 1895
lis Pairs Satin Cross.
strap Pumps. Sizes ,, 8,
s. I: originally $50, at. -. .4.95
lie Pairs Satin Pumps.
Sizes ,. 4. 5, 6: originally
5.76. at ...............3 .95
--2s Pairs Silver Pumps.
Sizes 3, az. 4. IA. 5, 0,
Z; originally 800. at ......5.95
IS Pairs Satin Pumps.
Sizes >. 4. Al: original.
ly 800, at .............2 100
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Tuesday-a Big Sale of Small Quantities
Bedding

- Mattress CuYrrs. ~
soft unGe5chci muslin.
For single bed. originally
a9ta, Az r-+ssrst-re..sr LOO
LII Pillow Cases. OF Fruit
81 tho Loom muslin. sise
tsXg6s originally Soc 40 .. zoe
-st Narsis Siork Water.
proof SheetinE. itght
weight. soft rlacc nuish. 80
inches wide originally $50
at ....,.,,....,.......... 100
- Printed Bolster SETS.
printed designs on good
gradc muslin. scailopod ana
eat corners For fuu slze
bed originally SIS. az ...1.ab
-s9 fairs Gray Shcrt Han.
kcis, good quality. bonier
size etKso. orisinaly $50
az .....,....,,..........a .oS
-i6 Pairs Wool Mixed Rlan
kets. In assorted block De-
signs of pink. blue. Eray or
tan. slrc f0Kso. originally
1es. M .-...............8 ESQ
-i6 Japanese Printed
spreads, design OF blue
printed bamboo and chgt
anthsmum siHe eoAioo.
originally $50. at.......... $50
-dssneuEsii-S sathwisk.
Basement ftoer.
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Officers Say It's
Roadhouse in Civ

That the former quarters of the
Volunteers Of America. on the sec.
ond floor Of 1915 Seventh ave.
have been converted into a town
ruadhouse" is asserted in an aft.
dayit filed by Assistant Prohibition
Director w. VI. Whitney in federal
court.
The affidavit ia in answer to a
petition for the suppression Of eyi.
dence that is TO be argued Monday
before Federal Judge jeremiah Nc.
terer In the case OF Janet Schultz.
arrested September IS. 1923. after
raid by federal prohibition off,
GERS. 1t is claimed that the search
: warrant under (which the raid was
made was too broad in it's terms
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Curtains and
Draperies

600 Yards Dustproof Gre
tonnes. gay colors. original.
~ csc, at.............. 55e
80 yards English Nets, in
heavy thread. filet weave:
originally 125, at....... 75e
so Yards Heavy silk
Damask, 30 inches wide:
taupe or gold; originally
s.s5. Mt .................4.75
10 Pairs Dotted Marqui.
settle Curtains, ruffled:
slightly wrinkled; originally
zoo pair, at,..........,...1. oO
Observation-Disclosures.
Fourth Floor
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NeckUear

Sc fiecrs NrrlHear. la.
Guiding collam Of lace. linen.
organdic, crepe DC chine
and net Ia tuxedo. panel.
Peter Pan and Bertha
styles. originally ESQ. ar. soc
III orKandie Nrsfces. IN
white and colnra. with col.
orcd embruiderioa: original
iy 7.e at .......-.a.. soc
- Pieces Nceiwrar. Peg,
~ Eulmpess u net aud
real hlct TUXEDO coliafs
with hand made lace. or
candle collar aud cuff srts.
originally tss. a. .....2 EOS
800 Yard satin Wash
Ribbon, IN sankanac quail
ity. mlllsnds. klnrh width.
originally g.. 81 ......,. &c
s.ineh. originally ior. at. &c
< Inch originally i5e. a.. Zoe
Inch. originally soc. AZ. 12he
is.ineh. originally sse. at 16e
y Inch. originally aoc. ~ zoe
-aasDsnEaii-ss south wick.
street flssH