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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12
SOUTHERN BELL
 CHECKS ACIPCO Neal GrOcers Defeat The Stockhams In Debut
 Struggle

Southern Bells sensational winning streak received further impetus yesterday when they came from behind In the sew snth inning. scored five runs runs and m ear saInsd S1 Big Boy Ardis. The game was one of many thrills each team committing but two. errors. and fielding brilliantly most of the time.
 , To Morris, relief hurler of the winners. must go the larger portion of the laurel wreath. Going in in the sixth, after Dunbar. who hurled well himself. had been removed for a pinch hitter, he famed five men in the last four frames, and was never in danger of being scored on.
 Vests crashing hitting was the princi- pal offensive feature. He racked two triples and single in five tries: The bat ting of Shaw and Giles, and O'Brien's 2 catching. also stood out for Southern Bell, while Cochran hit safely three out of four times for the losers. The score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12
SWITCHMAN KILLED
 UNCOUPLING CARS
Accident Occurs At Frisco Rail. : way Switch Yard t3,


 E. c. Holloway, age 40, switchman of Gewin, Ala. was fatally injured at the Frisco railway yard at Ninth ave. nue and Twenty-first street about II o'clock Wednesday night, when he was crushed between two passenger coaches as he was attempting to uncouple one from q train making up. He died at the St. Vincents hospital an hour later.
 Holloway's body was badly crushed and many bones broken in the impact. He was caught between two cars, one of which was propelled by an engine that was backing to couple with other coaches.
 The injured man was carried to the hospital in Ridout's ambulance. Tuner al arrangements will be announced later by Ridout.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12
ROOMS PROVIDED
 FOR ALL STUDENTS
Florence Citizens Help Normal
 Out Of Difficulty
Muscle Shoals Bureaul

FLORENCE, Ala, June 11.-Au- thorities of the Florence Normal school stated this morning the response to the appeal for additional rooms for stu dents at the summer school hal met with immediate response from the peo- pie of Florence. All students seeking admission to the institution will be accommodated.
 Lions To CeIebrate-The Florence Den Royal Order of Lions has com pleted arrangements for the big cele- bration tomorrow evening when the jungle degree will be conferred upon the local members of the order at the north Florence athletic field. This degree is conferc1 when den reaches q membership of 1000 and the Florence den now. numbers, official state, be- tween HOO and 1.200.
 Robertson -SIoan-The wedding of Miss Louise Roberston to John Cooper Sloan of Montevallo was solemnized Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the First Methodist church. Rev. A. S. Robertson, father of the bride, and presiding elder of the Florence district officiated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12
NEGRO Is sTARREn

Hummer McGee, negro, 0S1 North Twentieth street, was stabbed in the shoulder and arm by Jim Howell, alias Shorty" of the same address at z o'clock Wednesday morning at the city auditorium, according to reports at po- lice headquarters. The cause of the cutting was not learned. The injured negro was removed to the Hillman hos pital where his injuries were declared minors Howell escaped.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12
GR0CERs WIN FIRST

Neal Grocery companys baseball team celebrated its debut into City league cir cles yesterday with 4-3 win over Stock ham in a very fast and interesting con- test. The Neal squad has recently re- placed Avondale Mills in the eastern di- vision of Class and Is expected to make things interesting from now on.
 The game was a hurling duel between Louis Sellers and East, with the hopors about even.. Four Stockham errors hin- dered Sellers work. which was excep- tionally good with. men on base. The hit ting of Ellis and West for the winners, and of Lott and Gilbert for the losers, was the offensive feature. Vests base running was excellent. The score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12

Totals ....33 II 27 Toatls ....T 10 34 xBatted for Dunbar in fifth.
 zBatted for Nash in seventh.
 Score by innings: southern beh ...'.'....''''.''''' vod o9a Soa-a
 
 Summary: Assists, Dunbar 3. Morris T, McLsugh' lin l, Giles g. O'Brien l. DePiano .. Bennett 2. Cook B. Cooper 1. Wright l. Clayton 5. Coch- ran l. Errors, Giles 1. Gsnong 1. Bennett l.. Davis l. Tow-base hits, McLaughin., Cochran. Three base hits. West 2, Shelton Morris Stolen bases. Nash. Clayton. Cooper. Sacrifices. Nash. Baker. Double play Cooper to Clayton to Davis. Left on bases, Southern Bell 5. Acpco II. Bases on balls, off Dunbar I, Morris l, Cook {. Struck out, by Dunbar 2. Morris 5. Cook 1, Ardis l. Hit by pitcher. Cooper by Dunbar. Winning pitcher. Morris, Losing pitcher, Cook. Umpire W. NJ. Nelson. Time of game, hours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12

into Rmuu brothers who with player and field Julius the Holy Roman Umpire and 1 Ball divided ing Egypt failed to be fooled by Cleo Paras
 umpiring March in the Colosseum between the Senators and Syracuse Gardens filling the Butus bat the multitude roared for home
  furious q will stab with bat yelled Brutus Caesar
  So knocked a S. F. C.. R-Siser, Pecknpaugh, Quinn, g Editors
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12

for this summer if not for two years. Thermometer in shad spots in the busi- ness, section registered as high as 101 degrees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12

Totals ..a3 SIT Totals ..3l ! 24 Matted for Reeves in ninth. Score by innings:
  Stockham .........................1 no 100 000-3 Summary: Errors. Ellis. West, c. Sellers Man kin 2, Gilbert. TTo-base hits, Gilbert 2, Maxwell West. Three-baSe hit Langston. Stolen bases West 2. LangSton. Martin. Sacrifices. Baker Wide man. l.. Sellers. Double play. Maxwell to Elhs Left bases, Neal Q. Stockham 1. Bases on balla c. Sellers and Laneston off of East. Widefnan (twieel off of l.. Sellers. Struck out, by East 5 Sellers 2. Umpire. Carter. Time Of game, 2lU.
 Read and Use
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12
OUTLAWS WIN

BRIGHTON Ala. June 11.-The Brigh- ton Outlaws defeated the Brighton All Stars here yesterday by and 8 to score in one of the most interesting games of the year. Score; R. Fl. E. CuuAWS s'ss''. '''.s'''....... 10
 Batteries; Lewis and Jacobs; Berry and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12
sNUCCLE FROLIC NO. 2A

sNUGGLE FROLIC NO. 24 ASnuggle Pups" for Today's Frolic
 Winners.
 TO WIN TODAY'S PRIZE, all you have to do is to find the three Snug gle Pups who were lost in the snow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12

storm and have got all tangled up in the lines of the pncture. When you have found them, trace in the out lines as neatly as you can, for it will
 be to the neatest entries that the five Snuggle Pups will be given as prizes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12

When your entry is complete, write your full name, age and complete post office address on the margin of the paper, or on a separate slip of paper, and mail it to "Snuggle Frolic No. a." Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-12

Read and Use The Age-Herald Want Ads
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
A Second National Bank kiilfoldi
osztalya megkezdte mik0deset.

Olvasoink szives tudomasara
hozzunk, hogy varosllnk masodik
nemzeti bankja ia, a Second Natio-
nal Bank megsZervezte kiilfoldi
osztalyat S atadta a nagyk0z0nseg-
mex. AIT hisszuk mem kell b6veb-
ben megmagyaraznunk, hogy nit
jelent- minden tekintetben az
biztonsag, amt egy nemzeti bank
nyujt iizletefeleinek. Eleg csaz
ARA utalnunk, hogy nemzeti
bankok, / k0zvetlen az Egyesiilt
Allamok kormanyanak feliigyele-
te alatt allanak. A Second Natio-
nal Bank mem ismeretlen magyar
testvereink el6tt, szolgalatait
igenybe vettek eddig is S most,
hogy megkezdte a kiilf0ldi osztaly
miik0deset, hissziik, hogy alapo-
san megszaporodik a magyar liz.
letfelek szama. q. \
Mem lesz erdektelen megemlite-
nj, hogy bank elnoke: Mr.. A. w.
Craver 3 szakon keresztiil polgar-
mastere volt varosunknak, IL ewes
kozeleti multja mindelfki el5tt
szimpatikussa teszi 6t, talan mines
egy mask ember, aki annyit dol
gozott volna nepert varosuniz-
ert. A bank egyik aleln0ke Mr..
C. 7. Gather kedves modoraval
nagyon nepszeriive tette magat,
egyike leggazdagabb farmerjeink-
mex. A mask aleln0ke banknak
Mr.. A. Sauber mem szorul bemuta.
tasunlSra, neve elsoranguan ismert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
63-IK CIKK.
Hogan kell helyes homersek-
letre melegiteni a tejet.

Ha a tejet meg akarja melegite-
nj, tegye az iiveg tejet egy meleg
vizzel tell edenybe, hogy tejet a
viz befedje. Azutan melegitsc a
yizet, de ne engedje forrni. Ha a
tel h6m6rsekletet akarja kipr6-
balni, akkor csepegtessen belole
egy cseppet a karjara. Ha bore
kellemes melegseget erez, akkor jo
lesz a bebinek. Ha tnl Zorro, akkor
tegye a. vizvezetek ala es hagyjon
rai hideg vizet folyni. Sohase We
gye szoptatd bimbdt a szajahoz,
hogy meeizlelje tej homersekle-
tet. Ez egy nagton veszedelmes
szokas, ilymodon konnyen meg
fert3zheti bebijet. Es ugyanezen
ok Matt sohaSe erihtse kezevel
meg a szoptato bimb6 azon RESET
melyet bebi a szajaba vesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
KESELESsEL vEGZ0D0TT
A PARTY.

Algie Langhorn neje, 346 Alber.
ST.. jelenleg k6rhazban fekszik.
mivel szeret6 es hiiseges hitves tar
sa a mutt heten egy party ntan, a
honnan kisse mindketten kapato-
san, kcriiltek haza megszurkal-
ia. A party utan otthonukba ter
We, -elkeztltek. vitatkozni, mivel
az .asszony mem kovette .e mondast
"hallg gatni aarany'', feri uram
megunta a sok visszafeleselest, el0-
|vette a zsebkeset $ ottlhatalmas
Fsznrast. .ejtett !ayvala felesegep.
A rend6rseg termfszetesen le.
Itart6ztatta a harcias ferisuramat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
vERHOVAY GYtjLEs!

Vasarnap tartotta a Nerhovay
segelyegylet helyi fi6kja szokasos
havi gyiileset. A syiiles a legteja-
.sebb rendben folyt lie $ or0mmcl
je@yezziik fel, hogy a tagsagi di-
iall cimtn befizetett 0sszeg ebbeo
a honapban kozel jar. a $S50-hoz.
A mostani gyiiles nagyobb jelen-
t6segii hatarozatokat mem ho2ott.
Targyalta a marcus. 30-an varo-
sunkban tartando keriileti gyiilest
ARA Gregosits JOSEF megvalasz-
tott deleeatuson kiviil meg Turner
J6zsefet es Macy Jozsefet TIL. kiild
te XII.
A gyiileS meghallgatta a Macy
bizottsagba kikiild0tt tagok jelen-
teset s 0rommel vette tudomasul.
+, hogy a Magyar Haz kerdeseben
nemsokara a1jutunk megvalosi-
I
| tashoz. A marcus iduSanak me"
! iinntplesere rendezett iinnepely-
re felhlVtak a tagsag figyelmet s
| kertek. hogy, azon minden tag csa-
ladJaval egyetamben jelenjeh meg.
Ket dologrol akarunk meg meg
! emlekezm tgyules beszamoloja-
max kapcsan. A helyi fi6lznal mar
/ nagyon keveSen vannak, akik az
oktalan eIlenzekieSkedes allaspont
lara helyeZkedtek mem flZetlk a
felemelt tagsagl dJakat, ezen ke-
vesek Szamara 10 lesz flgyelmeztc-
tonek. hogy az egylet mutt havl
halottjal kOzott harom Olyan is
volt. aklk okoSkodasukkal most bl-
tzonu nagyon alaposan megkarosl-
tottak hatramaradottalk Mem
fizettek tagsagl diJakat, eloDb
felfugyesztettek maJd toroltek
0kef, hlrtelen meghalta dacara
annal1, hogy mind regl 'tagok vol
TAX. elvesztetrek hatramaradot
talk lgenyllkel az $lOOU-oS nala!-
esetl segelyre. Hogy mt Jelent e7
egy l!enyerkereso nelkul marad'
csaladnak. AIT AIT hlssZuk mem KEEL
iboveDben feltegetnl.
A mask dolog, anAire fel akar.
! Juk hivnl a tagol1 flgyelmet, al
egylet ifjusagi osztalya. Csodala
!; tos dolog, hogy tagok legna
gyobb resze nem iratja be gyerme
keit ebbe az osztalyba = talar
nemt0r6d0msegb6l, ITALIAN k0nnyel
miisegbol. Sajnalatos dolog, hog1
az ifjusagi osztalynak, a nagyof
tagsaei szamat tekintve, alig var
egy par tagja. A fizetendo hav
dill % cent annyira csekely, hogy
ez mem lehet az ok. Gondolkozza
max egy kicsit a dologfelett a eyer
mekes Verhovay tagok, hissziik
hogy jobb belatas gy6zedelmes
kedik k0vetkezo gyiilesen Macy
szamban iratjak be gyermekeike'
lis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
SIX oLDAL

voltalS nagyon elfoglarva. Tekin-
tettel arra, hogn tiltott kartya-I
jatekot folytattak, mind kilenc
meyer birosag ele keriil. Nem
jatszhattak azonban valami ma
gyon hazard alapon, miyel 4 le-
foglalt banlsban mindossze 3 dol
lar volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
Hogyan kell bebit tartani, ami
kor az iiveghol szoptatja.

IIa bebit szoptatja, tartsa a
bal karjan. Az jiveSet folytonosan
tartani kell, meg pedig ugy, hogy
az iiveg nyaka mindig meg legyen
t0ltve. Ezaltal me megakadalyozza,
hogy a szoptato bimbon keresztiil
leveg6t szivjon at. Adjon alkal-
mat a bebinek, hogy szoptato
bimbot jol a szajaba tudja venni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
MEG0LTE A GERENDA.

Emery Sunk-ot, Warrenben
munkaja k0zben erte halal. Egy
fiireszmalomban dolgozott egy
gerenda fiireszeles kozben oily sze-
rencsetleniil csapott neki nyaka-
max. hogy AIT teljesen elt0rte. Il
seriilesbe azonnal belehalt. Szii.
lett es tizenket testveret hagyta
maya utan. Vesztesege ANIMAL SUI,
lyosabb, mivel a nagy csaladnak
agyik fenntart6ja volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13

SZeleS AHeflhdUdn, mlnL 1uSIOInll
valokkal nagykeresked6, az els6
iizletcmberek k0ze tartozik az
egesz allamban,' egyike a. legva-
gyonosabb bankembereknek. h ya
Mr. A. d. Reese a bank penMar-
noka, IL ewes bank tapasztalatdk-
kal rendelkezik ugy 3 mint Mr..
f. j. Carbaki h. penztarnoka a
banknak, Is esztend0s bankari
multtal nagyon j6 hirnevnek
orvend ugy kereskedelmi mint tar
sadalmi k0rokben.
A bank megnevezett vezet6i,
valamint 16 igazgatoja, a hatal-
mas, eros alaptokevel, kiterjedt
iizletkorrel - egyik legnagyobb
jelent6stgii k0zgazdasagi tenyez6-
j. allamunknak.
A Second National Bank kill,
foldi osztalyanak megszeryezest-
vel hatalmasan kib0vitette iioN-.
k0ret, s szerencsesen valasztott 4.
mikor a kiilfoldi osztaly yezetes65
IRE Szvethcsics Matyas urat hivta'
meg. Szvet1icsics szemelye mem is
meretlen magyar testvereink elott.
szimpatikus modora. keszsege 10
hirnevet vivtak kl szamara, va7
zetese alatt a legjobb kezekben
van az idegen oszfaly. Szveflicsics
Matvas Magyarorszagon, Fiume-
ban sziiletett, edes apja allamvas-
uti palyafelvigyazo volt, aki min
dent elk0vetett fla iskolaztatasa
erdekeben. Tskolait Kaposvarott,
Somogv megyeben vegezte, ereft-
segi utan a funnel tengereszetl
akademiaba keriilt. melynek ell
vegzese utan a GAM Danubils
gyar funnel telepen negy evig mu-
k0dott, mint hajoepito mernok. 3
evvel ezelott kerillt Amerikaba, a
hol kereskedelmi paIyara leperf, !:
minden egyes allasa aban becsuletet
sZerZett a magyar nevnek. Erdekcs
megemliteni Szvetlicsicsr6l, hogv
a magyar es angol nyelven kivll!
II elo nyelvet beszel. A vezetesc
alatt a kiilfoldi osztaly mar meg.
kezdte miikodeset $ minden tekin
4 tetben nagv segitsegere van Z
magyarsagnak:: Ha valaklneb
iigyes- -bajos dolga van, tanacsert
|utbaigazitasert fordulJon bizalom
NAL hozza = teljesen ineyen meg.
teszi AIT. A kiilfold losztaly az
0sszes iigyeket felvette iigykorr
be minden egyes megbizast &
leggondosabban a legolcsobbar
int6z ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES!K0RNYEKER0L

IA Second National Bank szikla-
szilard alapokon all .aki AIT
akarja, hogy penze a leghiztosabb
kezekben legyeh, iigyeT a legjob-
ban legyenek1 1elintezve, ~ az for
dulion bizalommal ehhez a bank
hoz htl,'z aholl a Il lmindenki 9tthon arzi
magat..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
ROSsz vILAG JAR A
KARTYASOKRA.

Az East Youngstown-i rend6r-
fonok a mutt heten egyik este rem
dfs sttajat vegezye, hetert James
Chambers Place neven ismert
borbelyizletbe oft lefiilelt 9 ne
CERT, akik SO leyeii bibliaval
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-13
Mennyi ideig szopjek a bebi
az uvegbol.

Az etetes k6riilbeliil husz per-
Gig tartson.8 Ha a bebl mohon
eszik, huzza ell t6le egy-egy pilla-
natra tjbbszor etetes k0zben a
szoptato b;mb6t. Ha almos, tart
sa ebren, mig az iiveget kiiiriti.
Ha ennek dacara is elalsZlk, We
gye ell tole az iiveget es ne adJon
neki enni legk0zelebbi etkezesi
idoig.
Az eledel. amelyet gyermekenek
ad. hatarozott befolyassal van no.
vesiikre. A tlalomany bebizonyitot
ia, hogy a tel erot es hossZu eletet
ad. Hogy a serdiil6 gyermekekbol
egeszseges es eros ferfi es no le-
gyen, adjon nekik Eagle tejet,
inert az Eagle tel egy tiszta eledel
es tartalmazza mindazon alkatre-
szeket, melyre testnek sziiksege
van, hogK fejl6dhessen.
Hatvan0t even at ctetik az
anyak be6ijHket Borden's Eagle
tejen. Kitiino testepito eledelnek
bizonylllt gyermekeknel, akik
nem voltak normalisan egeszsege-
SIX. Az orvosok ajanljak satnya,
,rosszul taplalt gyermekeknek
Az egesz orszagban mindenutt
gyermekek ezrei erejiiket es. viru-
l6 egeszsegiiket az Eagle tejnek
k0szonhetik. Mines ketseg az Eagle
|tej tisztasaga felett, es az cred
meny felett, melyet az eur6pai
anyak ezrei elertek vele. T0bb
Eagle tejet hasznalnak csecsem6
taplalasara. mint az osszes mas
csecsemo-e -eledelt egyiittveve. Tisz-
ia tel es cukorbol van kellemes
formaban es .konnye nemeszthetG
bebitaplalek.
A Colgate s Baby Tale 10 szaza-
lex boric acidet tartalmaz (ugyan-
az fertotelenito seer, melyet
hebik szemenek es szajanak tisz-,
togatasara hasznalnak) es meg ket
mas gy6gyit6 es enyhit6 gy6gy-f
lszert. Megakadalyozza d6rzso-1
lest Is meggv6gyitja a kisebb gynl
ladast. Fiirdo utan b6segesen .kell
hasznalni IS mindenkor, amikor
pelenkat cserel.
olvasss q figyslmssen mindsn h6tsn
ssekst ciltkskst = 6rixss mse, hogy !
t5v6bsn hassnflhassa.
The Washington times., 1924-05-26
Girls Garments,
MOnth-End Price, $500

Odds and ends of shirt waists,
middies, gym suits, dresses, Princess
and combinations. The last Of many.
Sizes to IA. slightly soiled.
Palais ROyal-Third Floor.
Babies Shoes and Slippers, i
Month-End Price, sec
Babies, first soft-sole footwear. in (
white and col0rs. Regular 81 values.
Palais ROya1-Third Floor.
Infants Long Petticoats,
MOnth-End Price, $l.OO
Lace and embroidered trimmed.
Slightly soiled.. Were formerly
1913 to $2.9S.
Fountain Pens,
Month-End Price, S9c
Values 81 up to 50. Have gold.
filled band, clips and rings. Short
pen for ladies and long pens for
men.
Engraving Special
50 Calling Cards and
New Plate, $1.45
Engraved script type. Regularly
$1.75. Month.End Price, $1.45.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Notion Specials at
MOnth-End Sale Prices
Nacto Spot Remover and Clean
ser, for household and automobile
use. Bottle, 21c.
Enamel Coat Hangers, assorted
colors, for 2lc.
Large Sanitary Aprons, with net
top, white only at Acc.
Elastic Sanitary Belts, assorted
sizes, each 17c.
Turl1nit Wash Cloths, with color.
ed edge. 3 for 21c.
Palais RoyaI-AIain Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-05-26

Tuck.in. cverblcuses. IN tub silk,
crepe de chine, pussy Willow and
CLOS silk. Styles are beaded, en-
broidefed scarf style. round, Peter
Pan ana square necks. iColors are
tan, gray, white, In checks. navy,
green ana others. eisO1 % TO a..
Also WOol-and fiber silk and wool
mixed sWeatees, golf. 5acQuette and
slip-on models. In gray. tan. yellow,
green ana Mexico and combination
eolors. Sizes 90 70 -.
PNlais Moyal--Thlrd Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-05-26
Girls Sports Skirts,
MOnth-End Price, $l.9S

About rs skirtsNn pretty plaids
and stripes. Atwood materials.
Sizes to IA. Were 1898 to $5.9S.
The Washington times., 1924-05-26
Curtains and Drapery Sets,
MOnth-End Price, set Sl.OO

Marquisette lace edge curtains. rufflsd
with tie bands: marquisette Dutch style
curtains. marduisette hemstitched cur
tains. stripe Dutch-style curtains, ere
tonne drapery sets with valance and col
ored dotted ruff1e curtains.
The Washington times., 1924-05-26
Women's and ChiIdren's Hose,
Month End Price, 29c

Regularly 3Sc to 7Sc values. Worn
ems Clos (FTber silky Hose, in beige,
nude and flesh. First quality.
Women's Two-toned Sports Hose,
Clos (Fiber Sikh and mercerized. First
and second qualities.
Women's Lisle and Cotton Hose
black and brown.
Children's Clos (Fiber Sikh Socks,
half length.
Boys q English Ribbed Sports Hose,
black and white, heavyweight.
Boys and Girls Y and y Sports
Hose. plain colors ana two-t0ned.
Broken assortments and discontinued
PaIais ROyal-lEain Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-05-26
Real Kid Clsyss,
Melh.End Price. S3.l5

1mporteA gloves, 1e.button length,
Parts point stitOhings. Ilaastic cham
p4Sne, taupe, brown and dark gray.
Broken sizes. Regular $500 value.
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Opaque Window Shades,
Month-End Price. each 5Sc

Water-color shades, in white. cream,
light olive or dark green. Mounted on
guaranteed rollers. Complete with fix
lures. Sizes 36x69 inches.
Palais Royal-SecOnd Floor.
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Ribbon Specials at
MOnth-End Prices

MOire, Satin, FaiIle, Dresden, Roman
iPlaIds and StFipes-Two-tone effects, "A
to Q inches wide: all coIors and many
Month"; End Sale Price, 40c yard. .
6atlns, MOire, Plaids, BFocades, ETC.
to inches wide, all colors and many
combinations. Month-Ecnd Price, 35c yard.
Satins, M0lre, PIcOt-edge, Dresden,
PersianD, Metal, Fancy Stripes-Two-tone
effects, y to ~ inches wide, all colors
and many combinations. Month-lcnd
Price. Sc yard.
Taffeta Ribbons-with self stripes. in
pink, blue, red. navy, copen and white.
to "A inches wide. MONTH"; End Price
Palaie ROyal-Main Floor.
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Wounen's and Children's
Underwear,
Month-End Sale, 39c

Regularly SOC to s5c. Low neck.
sleeveless, tight knee and umbrella,
built-up shoulder and the popular
closed wide leg. Bodice style with
tape strap. Also Athena suits of
plain and barred muslin. Slightly
irregular. Regular and extra sizes in
Guided. Children's suits for boys of
to a wears. Also The bIoomsr .,v,s
for girls of r0mper blue, chanlbray and
black sateen. Broken assortment of
PalaiS Royal-AIatn Floor.
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16-button Silk Gloves,
Mnnth-End Price. Sl.29

Both Mflanese and tricot gloves,
double tipped, Paris point stitchings,
in most wanted colorings-cocoa
brown, mode, beige, light and me-
perfect. d.
Palais ROyaI-Main Floor.
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$l.9S Envelope ChemiSe,
M6nth- End Prise, $1.29
small lot Of handmade chemiSe. hem
med Of scalIeDed.
Nurses Uniforms,
Month-End Price, $l.OO
snail lot, white only. Sizes 81. ,,as,
60 ana lS. We're 13.s&. Slightly soiled.
Pa1Ais 1syaS-Thard EleOR.
Pearl and Jet Cirdles,
Meskk-Eld Price, $3.50
VaInO6 sass and MP. Another ship
mtnt Of those imported girdleB or belts
for. afteFnoOn or evening WEAR pearl.
cfystal and all black. Can be used
~ q trtmIning instead Of belt.
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Stamped Aprons,
Month-End Price, each l9c

Stamped on unbleached muslin ana col
ored linene. Very pretty deslgns, for
darning and lazy daisy stitch. These, are
seconds Of acc kind.
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500 . Dosbn water LumtGefs; eOlSnIai
s.yle; e'sunce size. 1oAth End To-
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daisy cut da9iwn: set consists 81 !
2-quArt covered jug ana tall.handlad
tumoiefs. Month End 90 On
SS.iS 49, -. :.::::;;. s, s.tI
S.gallOn aisA. 1onth Dna NJ
4.9o Garden MOao: made Of heavy S-piy
rubber; complete with couplings and
cemetnetlen brass spray and stream
nOssio: 3S.feot lengths. Month go IN
End Special ............ GOe6
1Je Ea4h Cemetery Vases; made Of
heavy tin; painted grstn has iron rod
to put In tho ground: ideal for flowers
or plants. Month End H.
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