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The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28
a1ENwoop HAS A NEW LAWYER

Glenwood now has new lawyer in
the person Of Mrs. Sadie Korn who has
sought Admission to the Colorado bar
for some time and who was this week
certified by the supreme court and on
Wednesday took the oath, Judge shu-
mate administering the same.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28
J. E. WHITE SLIGHTLY 1MpRovEr

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. White of Car
bondale arrived in Glenwood last Fri
day morning from California, and Mr..
White, who recently suffered a second
paralytic stroke, was taken in the
Farnum ambulance to his homo in Car.
bondale.
Although still confined to his bed,
Mr.. White 1t this writing is slightly
improved, and his many friends are
hopeful for his ultimate recovery.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28
SALE WAS WE'LL ATTENDED

The Jess Nordyke sale which was
held at Rifle last Saturday was we'll
attended, and the goods brought good
prices, considering the depressed con-
ditions of the present time.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28
Forest Employees
Eniov Picnic

Forest Employees
Enjoy Picnic.
Local employees of the U. 8. forest
service and few friends composed
jolly party that picnicked at Noname
last Friday. After arriving at No.
nam creek in cars the members of the
party hiked to the head of the flume,
returning to a delightful spot at the
edge of the creek where they enjoyed
their lunch.
The party was as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
NJ. Hunter, Misses Adra Hudson, Elsie
Doerter, Nina Walz and May McReavy
and Messrs Carl Gepfarth, A. M. Ew-
ing,t R. W. Gray and John Schultz.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28
GARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all those who were
50 kind and helpful to us in the loss
of our husband, father, son and broth
er. Especially do we thank the mem
bers of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah
orders, both at Gypsum and Glenwood,
and for the many beautiful flowers.
MRS. F. ]. RULE and Family.
MRS. HATTIE RULE and Family.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28
First Outing of
Season at Frying Pan.

Season at Frying Pan.
This lovely spring weather calls fol
p,cnics and hikes and a jolly party
yielded to the call last Sunday by
motoring to the Volkert summer cabir
on the Frying Pan, where they en-
joyed picnic and exploration party
in that vicinity.
Those making the trip were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Volkert, Mr.. and Mrs. Hol
lister and daughter, Miss Evaline
Miss Grace Rothwell and G. A. Bart
lett of this city and Henry Jett o,
Grand Junction.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28

Mrs. A. A. Dunbar, nee Mrs. Jennie
Cooley, spent last week end transact
ing business and visiting relatives and
friends in alenwood, from her homo
at Raven. tel
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28

Pat McNulty, who has been partially
paralyzed for the past ten years as a
result of 6 stroke, suffered another
stroke the latter part of last week and
was brought to the Glenwood sanitari-
um in a critical condition, but at this
writing he is improving and it is
thought he vii soon be able to return
to his home on Cattle creek.
Mrs. L. B. Brown, former resident
of Glenwood but now living in Salida,
Colorado, arrived in Glenwood Tues
day for few days. visit with friends.
She has been visiting at Edwards with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Wei
lington, and states that her father has
just returned from two months trip
to California. Mrs. Browns many
! friends in this city are glad to know
that she has recovered so we'll from
her illness of several months ago.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28

The job department Of The Glenwood
Post is the best equipped shop in Gar
field county. We guarantee our work.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28
Glenwood Young Couple
Secretly Married.

Rumor had it the latter part Of last
week that two Of our young people had
recently been married and were at
tempting to keep the affair secret.
The news leaked out this week, how
ever, when some Of our citizens read
ing Beuna Vista paper saw an item
stating that Harry Randall Malaby
and Miss Ethel Edna Hutchings, both
of this city, were united in marriage
Monday, February 1s, BY Rev. g. J.
Williams of Grace Episcopal church.
Although it has been believed for
some time that the couple would soon
be married, the wedding came as a
surprise to many. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Malaby have spent most Of their lives
in Glenwood, the former having been
born here and Mrs. Malaby coming
here with her parents from New York
when a small girl.
The groom is son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. P. Malaby of this city and has a
position with the D. & R. G. W. rail
road here. The bride has for some
time been stenographer at the office
of the Shower Welch Investment COM
pany. Both are popular with the
young people here.
| They will make their home in one of
the apartments of the Ikeler house on
Cooper avenue.
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Entsrtains With Cards.

Entertains With Cards.
Mrs. o. Jay Berry, Of Denver, who
is making an extended stay in the
city, Saturday evening was the hostess
at delightful auction bridge party ct
the home of Mrs. Tully on Bennett
avenue.
Owing to the nearness to the ami
versary Of the honorable George OF
cherry tree fame, color scheme OF
red, white and blue was most effect
lively used in both decorations and Ne
freshments.
Those winning, the dainty prizes
were Miss May st. Clair, g. Rothwel
and Ann O'Neil.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28

Mrs. j. {. Sparks, Mr.. Lester
Sparks, Albert Nelson and mother mo
tored from New Castle aud spont We'd
nesday afternoon in Glenwood.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28
JURORS DRAWN FOR
DISTRICT COURT

The following citizens have been
drawn to serve as jurors for the March
term of the district court, and ordered.
to be in attendance at the session next
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28

Doc Yost Of Dotsero was a alenwosd
visitor this week.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28
Novel Breakfast Fry
At Tumble Creek,

<4t 4uMult OT6ek.
Nine members of the fair sex con-
ceived an idea for novel picnic.
especially for this time of year, and
they carried out the same by hiking
to Tumble creek early last Sunday
morning and enjoying an $3.50 CLOCK
breakfast at this delightful picnic spot
After their appetites had been ap
peased the young folks returned to
Glenwood and took swim in the large
outdoor swimming pool, and all report
delightful time.
Those comprising the party were
Misses Ruby Reeves, Reba Mccartney
Elsie Doerter, Iona Halfway, Opa.
Richardson, Doris Shores, Bernice Mil
Ter, Marie Evans and Mrs. Jesse
Reeves.
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II AZl

of music furnished by the Harris &
McGrade orchestra of Grand Junction
until one O'Clock, and report a most
enjoyable time. The receipts netted
the order a nice sum.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28

Monday, March 4: W. NJ. Price
Roy Now A. Il. Parkhurst
Alvin Morrison G. W. Price
Floyd Miles VIM. Pratt
E. H. Mahaffey Joe Parrish
Geo. T. Merrill v. M. Pugh
Ben McClung Chris Quigley
Barnette Napier Frank Rich
J. H. Nunns W. H. RAIDER, Jr.
R. w. McGuirk Charles Stotts
c. O. Oliver Ollie Sandstrom
Louie Olsen Dexter Smith
j. A. Allen H. H. Starker
Frank Porter Charles Tweedy.
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A POST wANT1D WILL GET 1T.
The Glenwood post., 1924-02-28
Double Wedding
Here Sunday.

Here Sunday.
The wedding of VIM. H. Downing
and Miss Mamie Cantrell and Seth T.
Downing and Mabel Hansen, all of
Cattle creek or Spring valley country,
was solemnized Sunday afternoon at
the Methodist parsonage in this city,
Rev. Philip D. Norvell officiating.
Immediately following the ceremony
the couples left for Cattle creek where
they intend to make their home.
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Friday Specials in China and
HOusefurnishings.

Cottage Sets, Friday Only, S2.7e--
/ Choice of Gold Band and Blue Bird
decorations. American Semi-Porcelain.
Set consists of dinner plates, cups,
saucers and fruit dishes. Ideal set
for light housekeeping.
$50 Stone Water Pitchers, Friday Only,
25c-2-quart size. Blue tinted with neat
decoration.
Friday Only, 10c-Pretty floral design.
si.7S 5-Piece English Porcelain Mixing
teal sizes with pretty blue border
s1.oO Stone COInbInets. Friday Only.
69c-Smooth glazed finish. Has strong
bail handles and covers.
1926 Heavy Wire Trash Burners With
Removable Bottoms. Six only. Friday
ESD Red Rubber PIungers for Sinks or
Drains. Friday Only 10c-Kas s-foot
sI.9S Folding wash Benches, Friday
Only, $1.40-Afade OF hard wood. var
nshed finish, will hold two tubs. Slightly
25c Bottle OF Household Ammonia,
Friday Only, 1Sc-ouart size bottle.
Very strong.
400 Dish Drainers. Friday Only. 800
Made Of heavy retinned wire. Convenient
$50 Shine Polish, Friday Only, ssO-
Fine for all kinds OF OIL floor mops,
woodwork ana automobiles Hail gallon
S.sS Food Choppers, Friday Only,
$1.49--Household size. Has cutting
knives. Galvanized finish.
Palais ROyaF-FOurth Floor.
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Including Plain voiles, Printed
Voiles, Batiste, Organdy, Crepes,
Ginghan1s, Percales. Ratines, Linens.
White Goods. and other Wash Fabrics,
all at V price.
Comforts, $2.49
For fVlI size beds. Silkoline cover
ings. filled with white cotton.
White Cotton Blankets, SS.25
Size 66xS0. A very serviceable quail.
ity with blue and pink borders.
Mercerized Cotton Table Damask, Sic
70 inches wide. Good firm quality.
Very desirable patterns from which
to select.
Bath Towels, $50
All white. Sizes 22x4S. Some have
slight oil spots.
All Pure Linen Z Crash TowOIlng,
l2hc yd.
In brown. with red and blue
borders.
PaIais ROyal-Second Floor.
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GLOVES

Novelty Silk Gloves, Sl.S9
Regular $3.50 to So values. Best
quality Milanese silk, elbow lengths.
Many attractive fancy styles. All.
over embroidery, side frill, tucked.
etc. In wanted colors and good
range of sizes.
Milaneso Silk Gloves, S1.10
Medium heavyweight. 16.button
length. broken sizes, In colors, all
sizes in white. Regular 50 values.
Pure Silk Gloves, csc
Regular $3.50 and 50 values. 16.
button length. Double tipped. Paris
point stitchings. full line Of sizes
in white, broken sizes In .pongee,
mode, beige, gray, navy and black.
All perfect.
ChamOlsuede Gloves, 70c
Two.toned embroidery stitchings,
elbow lengths and strap wrist
gauntlets. In mastic and pongee
shades.
Odds and Ends Of Strap-wrist and
2.clasp Gloves-Special, 29c
silk and fabric, In colors and
white. Some of these are irregulars
Of 81 and $1.75 values.
Palais RoyaI-N1aln Floor.
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INFANTS WEAR

3 Infants Short Coats, Sl.08
Made of white serge. Slightly soiled.
Regular $3.9S to $3.50 values.
IL Infants Long Capes and Coats,
RSgular $s.ss to $685. values. Slightly
0oiled.
20 Black Sateen Panti Dresses, 75c
Regular $1.25 value.
Infants Soft Sole Shoes, Soc.
Regular 79c value. White and colcrs
A Few Straw Pique and Lingerie
Hats, S8c.
Regular 81 to $3.sa values
Infants Band Shirts and Drawers,
2 for Csc.
Small sizes only.
Paiais ROyal--Thlrd Floor.
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Three Special Groups Of
Sport and Daytime
Dresses

Group Wool Jersey, sleeve.
less sport flannels, and knitted
sport models. Sizes Is to 40.
Special, $40 to $12.75
Group 2-Roshanara crepe,
satin back crepe; colors navy,
brown and black. Sizes is
to 40. Special, SIS
Group 3-Canton crepe, beaded
models. Also silk knitted
sport model. Regular $22.50
and $25 values. Sizes 16 to
40. Special, $3.50
PaIaiS ROyal-Third Floor.
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TOILET ARTICLES

Regular csc doz. C0IgatA's Big Bath
Soap ana cake large size, regular 2gc
Cashmere Bouquet Soap all for csc.
REGULAR 6Dc Red RHbbeF Shower Bath
java TaSs PSt G@aSsyy .SSa.. ,ns,,o
ing the new shades. BOX. $780, IN.
REGULAR ESQ Peter Rabbit Babv TaIrnm
COvnnOuud-Stearate or Zinc. Box 19o.
Regular csc Vanitas Perfumed Bath
P0wder-Excelient for softening ana per-
tuning the water. Box. 18c.
Woods Professional Cream-h H. boz,
ReRnlaTS ESQ and 500 vantIne'a TneenaO-
Assorted ordors. Box. I0C Rnd Sse
Regular lee Flexible Nail FiIes-Au-
sorted Sizes Each loo.
PalaiS Royal-AIain Floor.
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Women's Triple A Stop
Stitch Chiffon Hose. S179.

Regular $1.95 value. Full-fashioned
pure silk with Isle garter top; in
black, white, gunmetal. dawn, som.
brero, tan bark. rose, beige, pelican,
banana and lariot.
Women's Lace Clock Hose, $l.55
Regular 1925 and $2.s5 value. Full
fashioned. Lisle garter top and also
all silk garter top, in black, brown
and colors.
Children's Half Length
Socks, z for Csc.
Regular Csc and 29c values. In
white cotton with fancy tops.
Children's Socks, 3 for 81.
Regular 39c and SOC values Three
quarter length, nercerized and
Rayon (fiber silk), plain ribbed with
cuff top. Also ribbed with fancy
tops and q few with clocks. Sizes
7 to 10.
Palais ROyaI-Main Floor.
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Special Lot, of JeweIry,
Reduced 10 7sc.
FRIDAY ONLY

FRIDAY, ONLY
Consisting OF Bead Necklaces In
many styles and colors. Fancy
Bracelets. ChildreI's Mesh Bags,
Earrings In fancy drop and button
styles, and various other pieces.
Bead Necklaces, Soc
Graduate styles, colors in amber,
crystal. jade. amethyst and many others.
Another Lot of Jewelry, sec
p Including bracelets, long wooden beads
photo lockets on ribbons, necklaces and
other pieces.
PAlais RoyMl-Maln Floor.
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RIBBONS

Remnants Of Taffeta, MoIre and Fancy
Stripes, Do yd.--3 to inches wide. Many
coiors.
Ribbon Gartep, sec pr--Two tone sf-
fects finished with knotted bows ~
Satin. Taffeta. Moire, Ombre ana Drea-
den Ribbons, 40 yd.-Bh TO 0 inches
wide. All colors and many cornbina tons
Satin. MORE, Taffeta, BrocadeM PerNiane.
ETC., $50 yi.-6 to 6M inches wids, Many
coiors and combinations.
Satin. Metre, PerHians, PicOt Edxe. Taf-
feta and Fancy Stripes, DC yd-H to i
inoh wide. Many colors and nEnbina tons
PRlais ROya1-Maln Floor.
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Women's Needs.

All Rubber Sanitary Aprons,
with net top. sec
Sanitary Step-in, with muslin top,
flesh colored .:...:........... zoe
KOtex Sanitary Napkins, regular
sizes, IL to box. box. ....... 42c
Woven Shaped Elastic Sanitary
Belts, assorted sizes. ..........2 CSC
Palm Leaf Fans; small medium
size, 6 for. ................ 21c
Pslais Royal-Main Floor.
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.cHIInREN,S APPAREL

10 Jack Tar Dresses, M.5e-Maoe o.
.Srjts Jean with colored collars Embfol'
6hTv trimminEs Sizes ~ to 20.
Lot Of Soiled Gowns. bOc--For gfis
and misses Regular 81 value.
50 Pairs Girls Drawers ana stoosnerM
SEcS- Silently eoiled. Sizes to IL years.
Regular sec TO CSC values.
i0 Suits Cotton PaJamaa, %l.2S-FoE
girls Of 8 to 10 years. In white ana
soIora. Regular 3l.76 to $3.9S values.
4 Dreanee S306-Regular $G,9B to ee.sS
values. OF white French voileS. Lace
and embroidery trimmed.
odd Lot Of Girls SOiled Middies.
MILDLY Skirts and Pajamas, 70c-Regular
SI.2B to $I.76 value.
Palals ROyal-Third Floor.
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Regularly &1.ss. odd lots Of Rayon
nels are Kelly. tan ana red, trimmed
with white silk braid. others are all
wool and Rayon .(Fibre Silk) with
coiored borders in all the wanted shades.
Sizes SO to ~.
PaIais ROyaI-Third Floor.
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Specials From Our Bargain Basement
Handketchiefs, IL for SOC.

Sheer lawn handkerchiefs with
narrow hemstitch, sports patterns
in various colors. Plain white with
narrow hemstitch.
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Children's Socks, 3 pr. Soc.

Regularly 25c. Fine ribbed cot
ton socks, with roll.cuff top, in
pink. blue or white. Sizes Az
to III.
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OF Liberty loom, taffetine and
sateen, flat pleated flounces with
inserts of bright colors; some braid
trimmed: black and colors; regular
ana extra sizes.
Union Suits, z for CSC.
Regularly soc. Women's fine
ribbed cotton suits, low neck, sleeve
less, knee length. Sizes S6 and SO.
Children's Union Suits, z for SSc
Cross-barred muslin, athletic style
with loose or bloomer knees. Ages
4 to ~ years. Boys style 6 to
IL years.
Summer Dresses, $l.1g.
OF wolfe and dimity, dainty rose
bud patterns, with trimmings OF
contrasting colors. Some have
touches Of handwork, others attrac-
tive styles with various trimmings.
Sizes SO to ~. Regularly $1.9S.
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Outsize Hose, 3 pr, SOC

Regularly CSC. Fine ribbed black
cotton hose for the larger women
Made large and full. Double heel,
toe and sole. Sizes 8 to 10. Irregu-
lars.
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Clearance Sale Of
Stamped and Fancy Pieces,
af 79c.

Table Runners, Scarfs, Center
Pieces, Pillow Covers, Combina-
tons, Towels. Regular values
up to $1.59.
Stamped Center Pieces
Three attractive designs. stamped
on white Indian Head.
10 inch size, 100.
~ inch size, ESQ.
81 inch size. $50.
Stamped Buffet Sets, lee
Piece Buffet sets stamped on
fine quality white Indian Head.
embroidery.
Bed Light Frames, $1.50
Smart styles, complete with cleo
trio attachments.
Palals R0yal-Main Floor.
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Children's Sweaters, $l.59.

Odd lots of all wool, slip-on ana
button-fron model, light and dark
colors and two-tone effects. Sizes
4 to II years.
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Crash DoiIies, &c to 7e.

ODD lots, 6 to 10 inches round.
Blue machine embroidered figured
centers. Regularly 10c and 16c.
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Women's Union Suits. ACC.

Regular SEC and SIC values. Low neck.
tailored band, built up shoulder and
the popular closed step-in model with
built UP shoulder, Regular and extra
sizes. Also extra sizes for large women
with built UP shoulder. tailored, band.
tight knee and umbrella, All perfect.
Women's Athletic Union
Suits, CSC.
Regular $50 and $1.s5 values. Broken
assortment and discontinued styleh Bodice
style, light weight. Made of checked
marQuisette, secco and crepe. In white
and pink. Pollyana, Merode and Athena
makes All perfect.
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Figured Crepe, 59c I'd.

Remnants Of zoe and 81 value.
1900 yards, of silk and cotton.
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Samples and slightly soiled blaM.
kets, both plain and plaid patterns.
Regularly 81 to $3.50.
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Portable Photographs, s6.9S.

Light weight, easily transported.
Plays almost all records, suitable
for the summer cottage or beach.
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ChiIdren's Suits, 9Oc.

One and two piece models, regu.
lation and button.on styles. OF
linene, kiddie cloth and chambray.
Trimmed with contrasting colors,
some braid and emblem trimmed.
Light and dark colors. Sizes 2 to 8.
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An Unusual Offering. In
SINNERS Satin and
Lace Brassieres. Sl.79.

Long models OF Skinner Wash satin,
n various styles. White or black, par
icuIarly lovely to wear under summer
clothes Sizes 80 to 80 IN the lot.
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COATS, SUITS, SKIRTS
For Friday ONLY

14--$25. 90 All Wool Tweed
Suits in brown and
gray ........... H.ss
10-$16.95 Sleeveless Elan
mel Sport Suits. 80. $0.75
25-$29.75 and $39.T5 Twill
Coats in navy and
tan ...............,, $14.9S
5-$25.00 Flannel Sport
Suits ............... $3.50
1--$45.00 Black Silk Coat
with white fur collar $29.76
1-$65.00 Black Satin
Coat with white fur. $S9.75
1880 Brown Satin
Coat ................ $500
20-$11.75 Novelty SILK
Plated Skirts. ....... $500
1-$25.00 Silk Cape, pou-
DIRE blue. ............ $1,000
2-$9S.50 Three Piece
Suits, tan and gray. SIS. 90
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Women's Vests, 3 for 44c.

Irregulars of csc grade. Fine rib.
bed cotton vests, .built-up shoulder,
low neck and sleeveless. Sizes 80
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COrseIets at $l.79.

Hook back and side style, of nov
city striped material, some lightly
boned in front; four supporters
with elastic insert on side. Sizes
80 to A.
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Friday Specials in Hand Bags
Beaver Calf Bags. SOS,

'SA SAAA D0SS1 YAeSOs
Regular $500 value. Made Of real
calf. Pouch style, mounted on filigree
frame and lined with silk MORE.
Leather handle to match. Colors:
Brown, tan and gray.
Imported Bead Bags, SEC.
Regular 81 value. Drawstring style,
many floral designs. Crochet tops,
for children and misses. Dark and
light colorings.
Leather Hand Bags and
Underarms, $l.4S.
Large assortment consisting Of
patent leather, beaver calf, pin seal,
and q few patent leather combina-:
tions. Silk and leather lined, also
fitted with purse and mirror.
PaIais ROyal-Main Floor.
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Organdie Vestee Set:. 81.

Wee shaped collar trimmed in dainty
rows Of val lace. White only. Regular
St.76 value.
Odds and Ends Of Neckwear, Zoe
Regular acc to Sec values. Including
collar set. wAstees ana saparate collars.
Silk and Ravon (fiber silky
Scarfs, $l.59.
About one dozen. Plain ana lowered
effects. Regular 81 to 80 values.
Palais ROyaI-Main Floor.
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COrsets & Girdles, $l.4S.

OF lightweight material. low bust,
medium and long hips. Some with
elastic across the back. Sizes %
to 80.
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Princess Slips, 79c.

Broken sizes Of taffetine and
sateen, strap shoulders: some nov
city trimmed flounces. In orchid.
gray and tan. +
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Imported Bead Bags, sec.
Leather Hand Bags and
UNDERMINE. Sl.48.
Underwear at $50.

Lady Sealpax Athletic Underwear.
In dustproof sanitary containers: cool
and comfortable; flesh and white; ali
sizes. SO to A.
81 Pajamas at 81.
% pairs, of fine quality batlste, In
orchid, flesh and blue.
Night Gowns at $l.19.
Regularly $3.50 and $1.9S; slightly
soiled from display; IS in all.
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White Silk Hose, S9c.
women's. White thread silk with
long silk boot, with seam UP the
back and embroidered clocks. Sizes
81 to 10. First quality.
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Bandeaux at l9c.

Odd lots, in hook back style
Sizes 40 to A.
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39c Writing Paper, 2sc.

- sheets and 20 envelopes in lowered
box. In pink. blue and white.
Palais ROyaI-Bargain Basement,
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TRIMMED MILLINERY
Final Clearance Of 40 Mid.Summer
French Room Models
So
Mostly One Of . Kind
PaIais Royal Second Floor.
Friday Candy Specials.

Royal MarsEmallows, Soc pound
All pure candy, wholesome sweets.
for children or grown.upB.
Palals ROyal-Maln Floor.
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ASAAAAAS 0oN9N1oS~Sy
Formerly Friday Only
:s. $50 ssSs
S6.76 $6.29
SasO SG.2s
S11.75 $3.50
Limited Quantity.
PalaIs ROyal-BaFgain Basement.
Croquet Sets, Reduced.
Set Of Z balls. Regularly &2.5o and 50.
Friday only, $500. -. -,
Regularly $3.50. Friday only. $3.50.
Palals R0yal-Bargain Basement.
Gingham Dresses, 79c.
About Is. small sizes only.
White Uniforms, $1.79.
Long and short sleeves. Straight tine
model. Sizes ~ to 40.
Palais RoyaI-Third Floor.
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Sports Jackets
Friday Only
$l.39

Only IL in all. but a good
range of colors. Neatly
trimmed in braid, they are
all sleeveless.
Palais Royal-Bargain Basement.