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AVOID HOG CHOLERA
Use DOUBLE TESTED SERUM NOW

USE DOUBLE TESTED SERUM NOW
Now you can get the famous Double
Tested Serum right here in your own
town and insure your hog profits
without the trouble Of having to send
for your serum.
We have been appointed as a sub
station by the manufacturers of Dou
bic Tested Serum SO that this terri
.ory could be taken care of for the
users of this brand of serum
THIS MEANS SERVICE FOR YOU
You will be assured the same high
Iuailty serum as before, subjected to
| strict Government test and then to
I severe field test before stamped
with the Double Test Label which is
your assurance of known high noten-
~. You get fresh serum too, just as
'resh as if shipped to you direct.
Every bottle is dated. NOtwithstand-
'ng the Double Test feature this ser
I'M costs no more and is supplied by
Is at a very low price. Get Double
Tested Serum here today and insure
our hog profits.
COLLINS 4 SHAW druggists
Miller. South Dakota
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Plum AND PHILOSOPHY
z. TELLUM

Be sure you write IL 1891 now.
$3.50
Did you make any resolutions
And have you broken any Of them yct3
Some have claimed they saw the old
year out and the new year in. I tried
hut | couldn't see any difference,
ssss
This Weeks Limerick
A pretty young Miss from Carlisle
Was crossing right over a stisle:
Her dress In the breeze
Flnttered UP TO her knees.
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The Miller schools closed on Thurs
day for a weeks vacation. This is
the first time for a number OF years
that the vacation has not been two
weeks instead of one. The Board
thought it best to give out n week
because the school began later last
fall than formerly.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Woodruff went
to Marshalltown, Ia, to spend the
holidays with relatives.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-01-03

II. G.. Sterling and his force are now
placing wires and fixtures in build
ings for the electric lights. They re-
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1924-01-03

Preston Heltibridle will go to Nit
chell next week to begin study at the
college at that place.
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POULTRY
will have another poultry car oE
the track in Miller.
Tuesday and "Wednesday
JANUARY So
WIN Quote Prices Later
Poultry prices between shipments arc
2 cents per pound less than at car.
e. M. ID
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Hipplel Printing Co., revised
) code 21.2s
j. +. Paddleford, expert
testimony 1900
IVayland Farmers Coop Nero.
Co.. supplies for Mrs.
Fisher 1857
IKlipto Loose Leaf Co,
Office supplies - 3.74
Haverstock Garage, gas, oil,
repairs, trip with
Commissioners - $500
Educator Supply Co., Office
supplies and school books 59.74
J. Fred Olander. school books 1852
News Printing Co., Office
supplies 292.50
On motion duly made, seconded, and
carried, Board adjourned to meet at
9 100 o'clock A. NJ. Wednesday, Dec. 5.
900 o'clock A. NJ, Wednesday, Dec.
9Th, 1923.
Board met as per adjournment, all
members present. The following bills
were, on motion duly made, seconded,
and carried, allowed:
General Fund
Will 4. Beach Co, office
supplies Il6.2O
Brow u ONCE
supplies $3.50
Fitzgerald Drug Co. supplies,
Jail and Board of HEALTH 1850
g. +. Melvin, serving
subpoenas ------ lis
w. l.. Clay, Deputy Sheriff's
mad Jailor's fees - 241.+4
American Book Co, school
books 2i3,75
Helen Eak!e, expenses
Watertown Convention 2O.l5
d. A. Lewis, freight, express,
stamps, etc. Gen. and
Road) 7417
Motor Vehicle
Ernest Peterson, dragging
roads HOO
lanes Dunn. dragging roads $50
Thos. Harris, dragging roads 1900
Glen Skinner. dragging roads 1850
l.. B. Croll, dragging roads 400
Glen Linn, dragging roads 1900
Earl De Long, dragging
A. c. Johnson, dragging
roads 1000
John Beatty. dragging roads 400
Geo. Campbell, dragging
roads ---~-----~--- $50
Leonard BDixOn, dragging
roads 1890
Geo. Everetts, patrol b a. Y
Trail, November ------- l25.O0
Guy Major, patrol b g. Y
Trail, November - 1900
W. f. Frank. patrol B & Y
Trail, November ---- 1880
Henry Wheelhouse, dragging
roads ----.--- 1900
Fl. J. BlachfOrd, dragging
roads So~ 500
CContinueI to next week.
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OFFICIAL WORK OF
COUNTY BOARD

COURT HOUSE, Dec. 4, 1928
l;30 =. NJ. Board of County Com
missioners met as per adjournment,
all members present.
The following bills were allowed.
and the auditor instructed to draw
warrants in payment of same:
General Fund
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Court Certificates 46S.7 20
Court House Bldg Fund
ID. 4. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Hand County Registered
Warrants 255S.41
LIST. State Bank, Rec Heights,
Reg. Sch. Warrants,
Rec Heights SOg.44
General Fund
D. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Court Certificates 100. 20
Court House Bldg. Fund
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Rec Heights Reg. Sch.
Warrants "A
ID. A. evils. Co. Treas,
Hand County Reg.
Warrants 2S24.23
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas.
Court Certificates, (Co.
Gen. Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Hand County Reg
Warrants 2051.6 5
d. A.. Lewis, Co. Treas. b
Faulk County Reg.
Warrants 5447.21
General Fund
ID. A. Lewis. Co. Treas.
Court Certificates 1910
Court House Bldg. Fund
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Hand County Reg.
Warrants 1242.8 5
u. A. Lewis, Go. Treas.
Court Certificates (Gen'D- 1880
Court House Bldg. Fund
ID. A. Lewis, Co. Treas,
Hand County Reg.
Warrants 1925 90
Mothers Pension Fund
November Certificates,
Mothers Pensions - 1890
Court HOuuse Bldg. Fund
LIST. State Bank, Rec Heights,
Reg. Sch. Warrants - 5S9.44
SpeciaI Salary Fund
County Officers Salary
Vouchers. November 1884
Court HOuuse Bldg. Fund
1st. State Bank, Rec Heights,
School Warrants - los. 90
County General Fund
Mrs: Henry Barnum, County
Aid, December - 20.00
Mrs. VIM. Clifford. County Aid
, December 5000
Court HOUSE Bldg. Fund
II. A. Lewis. CO. Treas,
Hand County Reg.
Warrants 1882
Road Fund
II. II. Christian, flling--- $3.50
Il. !. Dempster, flling- 1925
Elmo Christian. filling- 31.5o
Leslie Dempster, flling 1925
County General Fund
Kate Dean, County Aid,
December 1900
Abbie Galbraith, County Aid,
December 20.00
Ernest Walton, County Aid,
December $500
Jennie Henderson, County Aid 1000
p. ", Walsh. cash advanced,
fare to Blunt, Geo.
McMurtry 1.79
Cash Mere. Co.
office Jail and county aid
supplies 14.05
Cafe, supplies for
Mrs. III. Fisher - Ass
NJ. J. Butte, sherif's fees 222.15
County Auditors Office 5000
II, Anderson, helping in
repairing 1.2O
Geo. Edgington. repairs and
Sam Eakle, banking jail 500
Miller Imp. Co, house ent for
AT~a rAlHMsNL nn
w. Wilcox, fumigators 1855
Hayes-Lucas Lbr, Co, supplies
for Mrs. Barnum 1915
Gertrude Farmer, helping in
Co, Treas. Office - 1OO.4O
Geo. +. SeSauer & Son, coal
for Mrs. VIM. Clifford 3t.40
Miller Tank Line, oil. gas.
repairs 2s.2i
Dakota Central Tel. Co., Nov.
tolls, Dec. reutal--- 29.i5
j. Pussy. s~tenographer
Dale case 400
NJ. Carroll, cash advanced
and expenses 10 Huron,
Ferguson SO.SS
City Light & Power Co.,
service for Nov. - 40.15
Sylvia Mohr, stenographer
Justice Court - $50
5. M. Cree, Register of Deeds
fees 1.6o
Hans Lorenz, drawing LIS
Dray Line, draying 90
w. s. Thomae, expense
account 1850
Missouri Kansas Chemical Co,
%scrubbing compound for
Jail 1880
Adding Mch. Co.,
repairs and supplies $50
Typewriter Co.,
supplies and repairs Ella
Drug e Chem. Co,
Office supplies - 1915
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TWENTY A G.
FROM PRESS FILES DEC. 81, 1908

port that nearly everybody in town
wants the lights.
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HONOR ROLL

The following is a list of paid up
subscribers. both new and old. receiv-
ed during the week. Let US add your
name to the list next week.
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los. Strut, Rochester. MINI.
Chas. Adams, Alhambra, Cal.
e. c. Hammond, Bates
Mrs. G.. f. Scbilling. lIonolutu
j. O. Cranston. Miller
Victor Storey, st. Lawrence
ID. III. Sntphen, Gooding, idaho
NJ. x Frankeufeld, Miller
G. n. Biddle. Rec Heights
Louis Boldt, Miller
John Burget, st. Lawrence
Mrs. David Chadwick. Miller
Mrs. J. III. Scott. Miller
Mrs. J.. K. Berry, Miller
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WOmen's Glove Silk Hose, $1.15

Women's Glove Silk Hose, $l.15
Regular $3.50 and $3.50 value.
Plain and dropstitch. chiffon net
and fish net, also fine rib. In black,
white and colors. Kayser. Van
Raalte and other good makes.
Children's Sport Hose, z pair Soc
Regular zee to soc value. Boys
and girls Y and e length sport
hose, some with fancy tops. Plain
and English ribbed, in black and
colors. Sizes to 10.
Children's Socks, 3 pair Soc
Regular 25c and go value. "
lengths in white with fancy color
tops. Not all sizes in all colors, but
include sizes to 9h. Phoenix and
other good makes.
WOmen's Chiffon Silk Hose, 79c
Slight irregulars of $1.95 and $2.2s
values. Full-fashioned allover silk
and mercerized garter tops. In black
and few colors.
Women's Silk Hose, 79c
Regular 81 and $1.25 values. Full.
fashioned, in black and colors. Also
silk and Rayon mixed, full-fashioned.
in black, white ana colors. First
quality.
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Friday Specials IN China
and Housefurnishings

&1.60 B-Piece Nest Of Bowls. Friday
Only, $1.OO.-Ye1low stoneware.
$500 DOzen Cups and Saucers. Friday
Only, 8 Cupo and SauceFB, 9l.l0.-Im-
ported china. American semi-porcelain
Choice Of tea or coffee sizes.
$3.50 Splice Cottage Sets. Friday
only, 98.60s-American serni-porcelain.
Choice OF several decorations
Dinner Plates. Friday Only, lie
American semi porcelain Choice Of two
meat decorations.
$50 Alarm Clocks. Friday Only, sl.2a.
---Westclox America Make. Nickle-ffnieh
Clear dials and have loud alarms.
S1.OO White Enamel Bath Room Mir
rors. Friday Only, 50cs-Has Towel Bar
attached. Size, 1Shxsh inches.
white Enamel Porcelain Table Tons,
% only to close ont. Friday Only, 81 90
Size, zSx40h. Have defects. but will not
hurt 18th their rI I,gssfnlness
Friday Only. 05c.-Made of good quality
TN. complete with covers. Some have cop
per bottoms. Denied but guaranteed not
Covered salt Boxes. Friday ONLY. e.
Made Of hard wood. Can be hung on the
50c Galvanized watering Cans with Re.
movable EprinkIers. Friday Only, 00c-
Four-quart size.
500 Gray. Enamel Water Pitchers. sinh.
4ecc 70 slight imperfectiOna. Friday Only.
S0c. Choice Of IL and quart sizee.
Soc Roll Of Manahan's Tar PaDer. Fri
day Only, 60c.-12 sheets to the roll
Size 40x4S inches. Fine for storing away
PALAIs RoYAI-FoURrH yIoon
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About q Summer
Coats and Capes,
Friday Only,
$3.50
Were formerly $12.95 to SLATE.
Showing all colors.
Palais ROyal-Bargain Basement.
ChiIdren's Socks, 2 pair sec

Children's Socks, 2 pair 39c
Regularly Csc. Fine Ribbed Cotton
Socks with roll cuff top. In pink, blue
or white. Sizes 4 to s.
Soc Union Suits, z for Csc
Women's. Fine Ribbed Cotton Suits,
low neck, sleeveless. knee length. Sizes
36 to AZ.
Csc VOiles, 6 yards $l.OO
1000 yards, 40 inches wide, Light and
dark shades with neat floral patterns.
Sc and 75c Shirtings, 38c yard
1000 yards. SO inches wide. Fiber and
cotton, in good assortment Of patterns
and colors, Mil lengths, but plenty of
Rayon (Fiber SILK Hose, sec
Women's. Long boot with seam UP
the back, high spliced heel, in gray,
beige, sunset, tan or mode. Sizes to 10.
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KrOehIer Double Da Bed, $1,000

Kroehler Double Da Bed, $60. 90
Regular sos value. Upholstered in
tapestry. Windsor design; only sam
pie.
Kroehler Bed Davenport, $36.75
Regular $3.50 value. Imitation
mahogany. golden or funed oak with
imitation brown leather.
3-piece Cane Living Room
Suite, $225.O0
Regular $3.50 value. Upholstered in
beautiful shades of velour. Wing
chair, armchair and roomy settee.
Woman's Desk, $3.50
OF American walnut or golden
oak.
Mahogany Fernery, $3.50
Regular $1S value. with cane in.
set on sides.
7-pc. Ivory Bedroom Suite, $225
A Grand Rapids suite. Regular
$3.50 value. Ivory enamel finish.
Suite composed Of triplicate mirror
toilet table, dresser, double bed, low
boy, chair, rocker and bench.
PaIais ROyaI-Fourth FLOOR.
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Teddy Bear" Chemise, Soc )
Fine Ribbed Lisle Envelope Chemise.
All first quality. Sizes SO to A.
Children's Union Suits, 2 for $50
First quality. OF cross-barred muslin.
Ages to IA. Also for boys Of 6 to IA
years.
Hat Boxes at 1898
Round Shape. Black enameled. Lined
with figured cretonne. Fitted with brass
snap and lock,
Rompers and Creepers, Csc
OF chambray. linene and gingham
checks. some with white waists, embroid.
cred in bNght picture designs. For boys
and girls, to 4 years.
Children's ParasOIs, Soc
Figured patterns with pink ana blue
borders.
29c Dimity, Friday Only, zoe yard
500 yards, SO inches wide. Stripe and
check designs for children's dresses.
Csc CretOnnes, Zoe yard
1000 yards. 36 inches wide. Light
ground Cretonnes, in neat floral patterns.
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IS Awning Stripe
Sports Frocks,
Friday Only,
$3.50
Of finest English Broadcloth, in
all sizes and colors. Formerly $40.
Palais Royal-Bargain Basement.


l3c Muslin, Sc yard
1000 yards. S6 inches wide. Bleached
and Unbleached quality, for sheets and
pillow cases.
Bungalow Aprons, $50
OF percale and gingham, trimmed with
pipings Of contrasting colors Medium,
large and extra large Sizes
29c and S5c Voiles, 22c yard
1000 yards 40 inches wide. Light and
dark figured yoiles, in q beautiful assert.
Inent Of dots, stripes and figures.
l5c Muslin, Sc yard
$500 yards, SS inches wide. Heavy
quality Unbleached Muslin for sheets and
pillow cases.
100 Bed Spreads, Is Off
Double-bed size. Crochet ana Satin
Spreads. Slightly soiled. Reduced for
Friday. 1-S off regular price.
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Specials IN Toilet Goods

Regular SIC Vanitas Honey and
Almond Cream. An excellent emol-
lent for the relief of sunburn or
any irritation of the skin. Bottle, 22c.
Regular 15c and zoe Powder Puffs.
Best quality lambswool. Each, 11c
and 15c.
Regular soc vanitas Skin ana
Tissue Cream. Jar, 33c.
Regular S5c Smelling Salts: best
quality. Bottle, 23c.
PaIais ROyal-Main Floor.
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Ribbon Specials

Remnants OF MORE, Taffeta. CsrOa Grain.
Ombres Clres etc. Many coiors, to I
inches wide. 1Sc yard.
Remnants Of GROs Grain, Roman StriDes.
flc0e Edge, Fancy Stripes, etc. q to ~
inches wide. Many colors. 80 yard.
SATIN MORE, Persian, Ombre, Gros
Grains Fancy STRIPES, etc. All colors and
many combinations. y to Ia inches wide.
Satin. MORE, Taffeta. BrOcades, Per-
slams. 5 to inches wide. Many coIors.
6Sc yard.
Ribbon Carriers. Two tone effects. fin
ished with knotted bows Many combina-
lions. SEQ pair.
PAI.GIs RoxAI-MAIN FLOOR.
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Any Child's Lingerie Hat,
Half Price
For Friday only, any hat in stock.
A Table Of Odds and Ends
Including gym suits, middies, XII.
monos, black satin bloomer dresses,
sweaters. MILDLY skirts. in blue and
khaki and white for children. July
Clearance Price, 68C.
A Rack Of Dresses, $1.79 each
Including both plain and dotted
voiles. all colors, trimmed with hand
embroidery and lace. Sizes 8 to IA
years.
PaIais RoyaI-Third Floor.
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NIilanese Silk Gloves, $l.2s pair

ANAAheAhAGDS 0AhA9 ASsSVS0e X4o9O SAAA
Regular 50 value. Medium heavy
weight. Full elbow length, in full.
line Of sizes, in white. Broken sizes
In pongee, mastic and gray.
Silk Cloves, Csc pair
Regular $3.50 and 50 values. is
button length, double-tipped, Paris
point stitchings. Broken sizes in
pongee, mode and gray. All sizes in
white. Also dropstitch weave pure
silk gloves, double-tipped, in mode
and beige. These gloves are all per-
feet.
Silk Gloves, See pair
Irregular 81 grade. 2-clasp gloves.
double tipped. Paris point and EN-
broidery stitchings. All sizes in
white.
PaIals Royal-Main Floor.
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SEC

TablecIOths, Is off
$50 Mercerized Damask Cloths, made
from light ground damask. Slightly
soiled. For Friday only at 1.3 OFF marked
price.
Boomers and Stepins, 44c
OF nainsook. crepe and barred muslin,
neatly tailored some lace trimmed.
White and colors. Regular and extra
sizes.
Boomers at CSC
OF striped lingette cloth, fun cut ana
reinforced. In flesh. blue ana peach.
Regular sizes.
OyerblOuses at $500
Odd lot Of silk, tricolette and cotton;
desirable, new-lool1ing blouses for warm
weather Various styles Of neck lines.
In white. black, brown and blue.
$l.9S Suit Case, $l.59
Extra deep. large size Fiber Suit Case,
complete with brass snaps and lock.
l5c Curtain Scrim, Sc yard
Fine quality, in plain white or ecru.
Makes fine sash curtains.
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300 Pr. Bathing
Slippers, 9c
Regular 69c to $1.25 value.
Assorted and broken sizes,
Mostly black, also a few
colors.

Friday Specials N Notions
KOtex Sanitary Napkins, 42c box
Regular size; 10 to box.
Sanitary Aprons, 33c each
With net top.
Elastic Sanitary Belts, Csc
Assorted sizes.
Sanitary Rubber Stepins, CSC
With muslin top.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
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zephyr PIay BaIs, Picture FrnmIn

Zephyr Play Balls, Picture Framing
Outfits, Flower Outfits, CSC Each
Toys for the Riddles Either for home
or weekend trips
Package Paper, SIC LIB.
Full pound package with rs envelopes.
30 Folded Napkins, SC Box
FOR nome use. picnics. or auto tripA
Contains cups. - plates. in 3 sHsSe: II
spoons and "a napkins.
PALAIS ROYAI-AEAN FLOOR.
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Women's Vests, 3 for 44c
Fine Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck
and sleeveless. Irregulars. Sizes SO to 40.
Princess Slips at 79c
OF sateen, bodice top and strap
shoulders, some slightly soiled. Broken
sizes and colors.
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Women's Vests, 2 for sec


Regular Csc ana zee value. Low
neck ribbed vests. BODICE styIe with
strap and built up shoulder in white
and pink. Regular and extra sizes.
All first quality.
Boys and Youths Stadium
Suits, Zee
Regular 81 value. Athletic suits
OF striped muslin. Full cut, closed
crotch. Sizes 8 to 16 years.
Women's Knit Union Suits, 49c
Regular sec and CSC value. Low
neck ribbed suits, built-up shoulder
and bodice style. Tight knee and
umbrella style. Also the popular
closed suit with wide leg. Regular
and extra sizes.
Union Suits for Large Women, tai.
lored tops, tight knee and umbrella.
All first quality.
Boys Waist Suits, SEC
Regular 81 and $3.50 value. Blouse
and drawers combined. Waist has
attached collar and cuffs. Made Of
plain and striped chambray. Sizes
6 to IL years.
WOmen's Rayon Fiber Silky
Hose, sec
Regular 75c to 81 value. First and
second quality. Plain black and
colors.
Also Two-tOned Sport Silk Hose.
some with embroidered clocks. And
English ribbed sport hose for hik.
ing and general wear, plain colors
and two-toned effects. First quality,
PIais Royal-Main Floor.
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Japanese Grass Rugs, Is

To close them out quickly. 80
rugs in brown only. Size 27x5A In.
Cocoa Mats and Rubber
Mats, S9c
Extra quality. Regular $1.25 value.
Cocoa Mats, size 16x26 inches. Rub
Der Mats, size 1890 inches.
PaIais ROyal-SecOnd Floor.
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Duplex Window Shades,

75c each
Regular $1.25 value. Green on out.
side, white on inside. Complete with
fixtures. Sizes S6x69 inches.
Cretonne Pillows, SIC each
Neatly made from desirable cre-
tonne. New colors and beautiful de-
signs. Pillows for camps, canoes,
cottages. summer homes. outings,
auto, etc.
Window Awnings, $1.5S each
Ready to hang, complete with fix
lures. Size 80 inches. In blue and
white only.
John Boyle's Awning
Materials, 35c yard
Regular sec value. In woven stripe.
Capital Brand Porch Shades
Reduced for Friday Only
In green and tan shades.
Size 6 It. by It. 5 in, $685.
Size 1T. by #. 5 In, $4.45
Size s It. by 6 #. 8 in, $5.45
Palais RoyaI-Second Floor.
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Regular 81 Bando GirdIes, $l.1

An ideal onepiece garment Washable made Of novelty
fabrics with elastic inserts at sides Hook Sides Sizes 81
PaIais ROyal-Third Floor.
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Women, Athletic Suits. 8sc

Regular $1.9S value. A small lot
in wolfe. crepe and shadow batiste.
The last of several lots in sizes 80
to A.
As Garden Hats, SOC
In cretonne, Bingham and organdie,
in a variety Of colors. Some lace
trimmed.
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Famous Jack Tar Dresses, $1.59

rack Of these for girls camping school col
lege White jean trimmed with colored collars and white
collars Embroidered trimmed One and two piece styles
Sizes Ia to 90. Palais Royal-Third Floor
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Women's Glove silk Vests. s1.4s

Regular Sits and $1.s5 value
Bodice style, picot trim strap
In white. peach, pink. melon, orchid
ana nile; all perfect.
PaIais RoyaI--NTain Floor.
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Corsets at $1.39

OF coutil and novelty materials,
including G. b., Palais Royal and
Marvel Fit makes. Low bust and
long hips. Sizes % to 80. Also
non-lacing girdles and Corselets
Of novelty materials. Hook back
and side style; lightly boned across
the front. Sizes 80 to A.
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WOmen's HOIeprOOf Silk Hose,

$1.69
Regular $1.95 value. FulI.fashionad
thread silk with mercerized garter
tops. In black, white and ali tha
wanted colors. First quality.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
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Rag Rugs, Sc

Rag Rugs, Sc
Hit-and.miss styles: extra heavy
quality. Size 25xbO inches.
Certain iced" FeIt-base
Floor Covering, Acc yard
This weIl-known make is guaran.
teed to give satisfactory wear, Reg.
uIar sc value.
De Luxe Co. Wire Grass Rugs,
Half Price
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Boys Summer Suits, $5.s5

Boys Summer Suits, $5.95
Regular 1895 and $3.50 values.
About 30 suits Of genuine Palm
Beach and imported linen. Norfolk
models. Odd sizes assortment, to
IL. Mostly to IL. A remarkable
low price.
Boys Summer Suits, SITS
Regular sS.s5 values. Ror nlaat
Norfolk models for big boys. or
standard fast color washable fabrics.
Neat patterns. Sizes to IL.
Little Boys Wash Suits, 79c
Regular s1.s5 to s1.75 values.
Sturdy fast colors, of Daytona, Peggy,
Invincible and extra good quality
khaki. Comprising Oliver Twist,
MILDLY. flapper and baseball styles.
Sizes to 8.
Boys Knickers, $l.65
Regular $1.95 and $2.45 value. Best
grade khaki and imported linen.
None better tailored, the best In our
stock. Sizes 7 to IS.
Boys Summer Knickers, 79c
Regular $1.25 value. Good quality
A-AeA dHu Lay IVu1 Cl0tns Livery
pair strongly tailored. Sizes Z to IL,
Palais ROyaI-Main Floor.
80 Bingham House Dresses, 89c
Regular values to $2.9S. EoiIed
from display. In sizes "a, SO and IS
Is Waist Aprons, Soc
Regular values tn SiS0 TarOn
and small sizes, few with bibs.
Slightly soiled.
Palais Royal Third Floor.
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Specials From Our Bargain Basement Friday Only

Large Vests, z for 49c
Sizes 81 to IS. Made long, large and
full Low neck and sleeveless. Irregulars.
Long KimonOs, $1.79
OF crepe. plain colors, trimmed with
ribbon pipings Of contrasting and touches
Of handwork. Regular and extra sizes.