davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Corsets. $3.50
Lace Curtains, SIS

We're $40. pairs two-toned ecru
Swiss Po.pt Curta,n ms, good quality
net and appliques; 3 yards long.
9 pairs fine quality Swiss Point
Bordered Curtains; ivory; zig
yards. Were 1915 pair; Th x
now ......-......-
pairs Ecru Point Venice Lace
Curtains, attractive border de
signs. Were $3.50 pair; 81 60
3 pa.rs fine Swiss Point Curtains,
ret border des gns; "a. yards.
were $3.50 pair; 81 S0
now ........-........-
9 pairs Swiss Point Ivory Net
Curtains, pa yards. Were T6
s7.5O pair: now.
3 Frinced bottom Ecru Marquis
cite Curtains. pa yards. 81 S0
Were SO each; now S><~o
q Fringed bottom Curtains. mar
guisette, with wide fiIet borders;
ecru: 2la yards. Were IS 81
IL Ivory voiIe Curtains, fr!nged
h0ttor lace and emhr" dered Dor.
der; fne quality; 2ta yards. @
We're S375 each; now. ..... w
Also number of odd pairs "f
curta ms, one pair Of a kind
styles suitable fer all rooms. AT
II Former Prices
Curtain Section, Fifth hoor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Growing Girls
Pumps and Oxfords, $3.75
Former Prices We're Much HIGHER

Sc pairs Growing Girls
Pumps; all from regular
stock, but sizes are broken;
q number of styles in tan
calfskin: one and two strap
pumps with low heels. Sizes
S, 5h. s, 61s, IN. 8 AAA; 23a,
8. 312, 4. Az. SIC, 6hs, Z, ~
AA; 21a, 31f, 4, 5, S12, B;
21s. 312, 4ls c.
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth fool
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Large Women's Goats
$3.50

pS/ Nv
Were $3.50. ? black vel
dyne coats with collars of
NJ a n hurian wolf; sizes
40H, 42Iz.
Dresses of black matelasse
crepe; straightline models;
Sizes 40Ia, 421s.
Radically reduced. $40 5n
/ Navy Canton Crepe Dress:
handsomely embroidered in
lanvin green: size
AN. Radically re- S39.50
/ Dress Of black Roshanara
crepe; handsomely embroid-
ws. cred; .ss size lie. ~ ~. $3.50
2 Dresses OF brown Poiret
twill, embroidered in self
color; sizes 3s1a,
44hz. Were SIS $40 60
each; now. ....... pS/s@O
8 Maternity Dresses Of
Poiret twill: brown and
black; vestee OF Canton
crepe; sizes Sc. SO. <lS
Were $3.50 each; now VIZ
9 Dresses Of georgette: one
over black and whi tie
printed crepe, the other
pleated model with wing
sleeves: soiled: sold
ss,s ss is Greatly reduced. SIS
/ White Canton Crepe dress;
surplice model with side
panels Of knife pleatings;
slightly soiled; sold as Is.
Greatly reduced $40 50
to T@> NV
Special Size Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Baskets and Hampers
Greatly Reduced

All are shopworn or dam
aged.
2 Willow Wood Baskets.
Radically reduced. 81 S0
Metal Open Towel Hamp-
ers. Radically re- X11S
duced. Each ...... &@~
L Round Fiber Hamper.
Greatly reduced S3.25
TO.
/ Round Fiber Hamper.
white. Was $3.50. "a *
/ Square Fiber Hamper.
white. Was $3.50. Ga *
Housewares Section. Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Wonen's Sweaters

Y<t/~
Were IS and s5.75.- 80
Lightweight w ol or
Brushed Wool Slip-ons and
Golf Coat Style Sweaters,
solid colors and two-tone
color combinations. Plain
or fancy weaves: navy and
rose; brown, tan and jade;
gray and copen; white and
Jade; navy and gray. Sizes
So to 46.
Clos (artificial silk) Tux
edo or Golf Style Sweaters.
gray, with Jacquard fronts:
plain back and sleeves; or
Jacquard. with navy collar
and cuffs. Were 9 OK
S5.75 each; now. ~@>/~
Pure Silk Tuxedo or Slip
on Sweaters, slightly soiled.
Sold "as is" Navy. black
henna. light brown. Sizes
36 and 3S. Were &S TX
s10.75 each: now. &~>S~
3 Brushed Wool Slip-on
Sweater Suits. small collar:
stripes Of contrasting color
around bottom; narrow belt:
brown or navy. Sizes 38
and ~. Were SIS T2 *
each: now. &SsS~
Sweater Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Fur Chokers, $3.50

Special. 4 chokers; 2 dou-
BILE fitch and 3 fox.
1,osau ! Baum Mar, Marten $3.50
l Stone Marten SIR Sn
Choker, special. SSs~S
l Hudson Seal dyed musk
rat) Cape with platinum
fox collar. Tremen- T7E0
dously reduced 49,. ~~V
l Hudson Seal tdyed musk
.ratl- Cape; self trim
med. Radically re- $15n
duced <.... Y~V
= Beige Caracul Jacquetto.
self trim. Drastically <kE
reduced to ........... wv
Fur Section. Third door,.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Wor1en's Oxfords. 4.75

Were very much more. II
pairs Tan Calfskin oxfords.
Cuban heels. Goodyear welt
soles. Sizes: az AAA: 4, 5.
6 AA; az. 4. ~. z B; az.
3, 4. Az, s, ~ C.
43 pairs Black Calfskin Ok
fords. Cuban heels and.
Goodyear welt, soies. Sizes
AAs: K, 1t; ". ;. !. s; s :, !, 81: IT, II; ~. 3
9 IA; 1, ~, 5. s A; ! B; 3.
~: 4; g. &c. Were A.75
Women's Shoe Section, Third door,
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Women's Suit Gases
$3.50; were $3.50

2 cases; black hide.
cobra grain; sizes 20 and %
inches; slightly damaged.
] lain Black Cowh hide
Cobra Grain Suit Case: blue
lining; pocket in ends and
top. slightly damaged. T3
Was sll; now........ w
l 20-in. Brown Dupont Fab
ricoid Suit Case; double lock;
wood frame; slightly
damaged. Was SIS; S2 S0
22-in. Black Cobra Grain.
Dupont Fabricoid Suit Case;
d b l e lock; slightly
ru b b d. w as $40; %k
~ ="
/ cain. Gladstone Pag. u-o"d
box. brown cowhide: double
handle n
lined: slightly rub S17 S0
bed Was s45; now p@<~o
ZZ-.E. I.-en .! de Glad
stone Bag; short straps; end
catches; linen lin
ing: slightly shop 60 SA
worn. Was $40; now Y@'~o
Travelling Goods Section. First
foor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Silk Petticoats. S2.95

Special. "a Silk Petticoats:
milanese and trico jersey:
embroidered and fringe trim
med; a good assortment of
colors.
10 Cotton Taneta Petticoats.
tucked and lowered pleated
hounces; green. violet and
blue. Were $3.50 each; 7Sr
now ....
5 Extra Size Radium Slips;
bodice tops; brown only.
Were $3.50 zach; S5oS
now -.
Petticoat Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Panel Mirrors, $4.35

Were $3.50. panel mirrors.
size 12x22 inches. These and
the mirrors described below
are slightly imperfect.
Horizontal Mirrors. 15x2s.
Were $3.50 each; SO *
now
Large Mantel
Mirror. Was $25; SIX S0
now 30. ..... ...,... =
2 Mirrors, frames imperfect. .,
:, :, We're We, sss.5o each; $3.50
Also tomorrow a clearance ).
of mirrors. subject to slight
imper.ect.ons, at greatly re- :.
duced prices. Several mir
rors not enumerated above.
Mirror Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Cretonne Samples, 28c

US samples or squares.
sizes about 32x36 inches.
Comprising a prominent
manufacturers collection OF
a number Of good quality
cretonnes; many designs
and colorings. For bags,
pillows, cushions, etc. At
less than half the price if
cut from bolt.
Curtain Section, Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28

73 pairs Growing Girls
Black Calfskin Oxfords, with
fat heels; all from regular
stock and now radically re-
duced in price. Remarka-
BILE values; sizes as follows:
8, Sia. 4. AZ, 5, 5h, 6, Z AA;
2ls. 8. 3i1. 4, Az, 5, 5Is. 6,
61s A; az, 8, 51a, 4, s, 6Ls
3; 2k, 3, 5 c.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Boudoir Caps, $1.95

Were much more. 20 lace
and satin boudoir caps; tai
lored, or trimmed with lace
insertion and edging: COL
ored rosebuds and ribbon
bows; most all -colors, in
cluding black.
Segl.gee Section. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28

Sx9 Good Quality Axmin-
ster Rugs: Were $19.75
3. 6x9 Rattania Fiber Rugs;
discontinued pa t."
terms. Were s1o.7e Sh.75
each; now.
6x9 Seamless Blue Velvet
Rug. Was s4s.5o; .S21.75
now .s..........'s
3 9x12 Heavy Quality Ak
minister Rugs: good pat
terms and colors.
We're sss.7s each; $27.95
now ...-.........
IL Best Quality Wool and
Fiber Rugs; 30xS0. Stk5
Were So each; now &'>S~
Evening star., 1924-02-28

I 6x9 Imported Plain =.
Chenille Rug. w q s %dE
$75; now.
/ 4x9 Imported Plain Che
MI nisls e.. Rug; nax Was $3.50
! s.3x10.6 Seamless Roxbury
Velvet Rug; discontinued
color. Was ss6; $3.50
now ............. fS~S
Q S.3x10.6 Seamless Wilton
Velvet Rugs: Persian de-
sign. Were $3.50 so IN
each; now. ....... %S@s~U
"a Extra Heavy Quality
Rag Rugs. We're 81 TX
S1.75 each; now. ...@'sS~>
Rug Section. Sixth door.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Brassieres, Corsets, Girdles and
Corset Brassieres, SITS
Greatly Reduced

IS Fine Brassieres; good
models in Bien-J Jolie, De
Bevoise, A & P; silk Jer-
seys, satin, fine laces,
linens, brocades; sizes
81, SO, 20, ~ and a.
20 Corset Brassieres, Natu
medium and 1ong-hip model
hip to give perfect freedom.
Sizes Sc to a.
Corsets, $3.50
Were $3.50 and more. II
Bon Ton, Binner. Woodthrop
and Lily OF France models:
medium and topless; long
hips; dainty brooches and
fine pink coutils. Sizes %
to 81.
Corset Section. Third f0or.
Evening star., 1924-02-28

, 1 very fine hand-decorated
Breakfast. Ro o m Buffet;
robins egg blue en- CD IN
amel. Was $75. Now. %3s~"
I Cane-seat Vanity Bench, in
mahogany 'finis h. &2 *
Was SIS. Now..... %0sS~
/ High-grade Combination
W a NUT Bedside
Table. TaM was $50. .$12.75
/ large and complete Smok-
ing Cabinet, with tobacco
Jars, lighter and
.rim .szin m sa,; sr; Was $3.50
/ Mahogany Console Mirror.
1sx32 inches. Was St075
Tape stry Upholstered
Wing Chair, with loose
spring cushion. $37 IN
Was SIS. Now. TSSe~o
/ High-back Hall Chair;
sss.5o. sa,I pfsss; Now. W." $I9.75
Furniture Section, Sixth door.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Combinations, $3.50

Were $3.50 and S375. 70
w o m ems Combination
Suits. wool and cotton with
mercerized stripe; low
neck. sic evele S, knee
length. Sizes SO to ~.
IA Women'S Combination
Suits; wool and cotton
mixed; low neck, sleeveless:
ankle length: sizes and
s:ow :: Were s2's5 each: $1.5O
Women's Combination Suits
wool and cotton mixed,
with silk stripe: bodice style
with tape straps. knee or
ankle length; size 8. g
Were 1925 each. Now. w
Knit Underwear Section, Third
floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
.omen's Pumps. SITS

Drastically re duced. "a
pairs Pumps. a few pairs of
8 kind, and sizes are broken,
therefore greatly reduced for
quick disposal. Sizes in lot:
AZ, 5, s, 6H .AAA; 31a. 4, s
~; s1s. r5,A;,s 3 3; IA. 8.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Women's Blouses. $1.95

Radically reduced. 81 I'M
ported handmade Belgian
Blouses; white voile trim
med with lace and contrast
ing colored pipings; also
light blue and flesh, trimmed
in lace; V, round and
Tuxedo collars; sizes 36 to
Is in lot.
IA Suit Blouses in crepe de
chine, brown. navy. black.
gray and pongee; overblouse
.ach: mche's. now Were $50 $l.95
l3 Blouses; last Of lines,
wool batiste. brown lace and
rat ne jacquetteS.
We're s3.95 each: Ct OK
now %>"~
3 Colored Check Ging h a m
Blouses; V and round necks;
sizes "a. SO, So anu AZ. 25r
Were 81 90 each: now Wv
8 Colored Ratine JacquetteS;
white collars and cuffs, gray,
powder blue, purple; sizes "a,
SO. 40, IA, 46. Were G. OK
50 each: now.
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
100 White Jacquard
Dimity Bedspreads
81x9O, $2.35. 72x90;, $2.25

Slight imperfectons scarcely noticeable, is the rea
son for these extremely low prices these spreads.
They require no ironing when laundered.
Section, econd
Evening star., 1924-02-28
SPORTS Skirts, 4.95

Were $40. Z wool sports
skirts; splendid values;
wrap models; button trim
. med.
9 Skirts: camels hair. plaids.
pleated, wrap models; tan,
navy and black and shep-
herd plaids. Were 81 OK
SIS each: now. %'"
Skirt Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Women's Silk Hose

3I.%
Slightly uneven weave. If
perfect would be s. so
dozen pairs. In black,
white and street shades.
regular and outsizes.
10 dozen pairs Women'S
Mercerized Lisle Hose, in
fine weave; black and
white and a few colors;
regular and extra sizes;
uneven weave. II per-
feet would be 81 and Csc,
$l.25 pair.-.-....:-.....
SO pairs women's All.silk
Hose, fine quality: black
with embroidered white SILK
c!ox. Were $3.50 %12S
pair; now. .........-
so pairs Women'S Ribbed
Lisle Sports Hose. dark
brown: sizes 8ha. 9. 9iz. 50r
Were 81 pair; now.
Hosiery Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Silk Chemise. S2.45

Special. 33 Crepe de Chine and
Radium Envelope ChomiSe. CANT
sole top; tailored or datntily trim
med with Val lace insertion and
pdging: some with fancy shirring;
in flesh, orchid and peach. Sizes
SO to a.
10 Gowns, Of fne crepe de chine:
low, square and V nrcks: sleeve
less: attractively trimmed with Va!
lace. insertion aud edc-
ing. ) zes l6 and Il. Cd OK
Special. each. -......-..
IS Heavy Satin Costume Slips.
strap style: tailored; black. navy
and brown Sizes 36 TO "a OK
A. Were SIS each: now. Y-@/~
l3 Costume Slips, of fne quality
radiuM and crepe de chine ThNse
in radium are bloomsr and slip
combinations those in crepe de
chine have pieated panels, TO be
worn with overb.ouses; black and
navy. Sizes 36 TO A. &E OK
Were $Io.50 each; now. pSs/O
"a Waist Slips. of China silk:
high. neck. with long sleeves;
navy and black. Sizes
40, 42. A.. Were So. &fdE
each; now. Q1.40
SILK Underwear Section, Third
fjoor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Dress Goods
:, Reduced

About 800 remnants wash.
dress goods; in lengths OF.
.'-lA to 4 yds. .--..,; '>.-.--.~~- =.
crspes: were sl:5c Sl.25
yard; now. &''~
silk and Cotton Printed
Crepes. We're S1.25 ST
yard: now. ~
36-in. Plain Cotton Canton
Crepe. Was S5c yard. k0.
now
S6-in. Printed Voiles. kne
Were 85c yard; now. WV
Ss-in. Printed Voiles. Az
Were 5sc yard: now. 1~S
32-in. Dress Gingham. dS-
Was 5sc yard: now. ~
32-in. Dress Gtngham. an
Was CSC yard; now. wv
36-in. Rest Quality Per-
Gales. Were 3Sc yard; oS-
no" .,...
36-in. Percales. Were 10-
2Sc yard; now. ... wv
Also remnants of plain
voiles, tissue ginghans,
zephyrs, embroidered voiles,
etc, at reduced prices.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
floor.
Child's Socks, 25c
IrreCular weave. if perfect
would be 55c. so doz. pairs
q mercerized Isle socks. in
derby rib with turnover
cuffs; white. black, cordo-
van. polo and buck; not all
sizes in all shades. Sizes
TO 10.
Boys and Girls Knit Under
wear. in broken sizes; pants
and combination suits, \.
and "a wool and silk and
wool nl'xed. Soiled. Now
II to rs less
Childrens Underwear Section,
Fourth door. ---.> -.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Crepe Kimonos. $1.45

Special. so Box-loom Crepe
kimonos. breakfast coat
style; roll collars or collar
less; founce effect; dain-
tily hemstitched or ribbon
trimmed; pink, orchid, blue,
copen and wisteria.
HeG.igee Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
mooamarn &Qud'ro},
Manufacturers Sample Sale
House Dresses, $4.95

50 dresses at this very low price OF fine quality eponge
engham novelty wolfe, rane nene. pongee and
English Broadcoth; with roll round collars with
vest effect: tailored pockets; with contrasting
piping and buttons orange green natural blue brown
and lavender. Size So only.
House
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Tremendous Reductions on
Small BOYS Overcoats, SITS

radically reduced that to say
values is putting mildly The last
of dandy overcoas every Sizes
and only Various models and colors; hne
boy will be proud to wear
~ Wool Kncker Suits; with 19 years Good patterns
suitable were $l215 ana TS *
Spring sizes s1575: EACH. po'f~
Evening star., 1924-02-28

40 Girdles- and Corsets all
or part elastic; low bust
and topless; long hip
models; fine brooches and
coutils; girdles of surgical
elastic combined with fig
ured brooches; sizes % to
g.
e's Rival and De Bevoise;
!; back fastening; elastic on
Materials of figured brooches.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Bar Harbor Chairs

Bar Harbor Chairs
4.75
Special. 80 Imported Bar
Harbor Chairs, large size,
with deep, wide seat; slight
ly damaged or subject to
irregularities in shape or
weave. Sold as is.
Willow and Reed Furniture Section
Fifth floor.
Women's Muslin
Underoarments, CSC
Special. 125 gowns, envelope
CHI e m Use, shirt chemise,
drawers, skirts, combina-
tions, corset covers; tai
lored or lace and embroid-
cry trimmed; of nainsook
and crepe.
,'o'ton Underwear Section. Third
fioor
Evening star., 1924-02-28

Table Tumblers
Special, CSC doz.
SO doz. only. Thin-blown
table tumblers with
dainty border cut design.
Glassware Section. Fifth door
Curtains, $1.85 pr.
Were $3 and $3.50 pr.
High-grade voiie curtains
with 3-inch hemstitched bor-
ders. 13 pairs ecru. 4 pairs
white, pairs cream.
Also ~ pairs Ecru Wolfe
Curtains, with 4-inch hem
stitched border. and IL pairs
whitS hemstitched marquis
cite curtains finished with
lace edge and inset valance.
All these curtains 2A yards
long.
Curtain Section. Fifth door,
Evening star., 1924-02-28

Putty Enamel Bedroom
Chair. with soft.
vRhe's,sreq Wss SIS. Now..t seat, $11.75
/ handsome old ivory Co.'S
tuner: Adam design. with
four double hooks. 81 *
/ very fine solid mahog-
any Sewing Cabinet, with
large d Awer. E1A76
Was $l9.75. Now. ~'1sS~
! Tilt-top Table Of solid
mahogany, with carve
claw ese II feet. Was S19.75
$35. Now..,...... ~
/ Italian design Combina-
tion Mahogany End Table
with dfawer. Was &fd76
$22.50. Now. ~
! fine quality Combination
Mahogany Bedroom Rocker:
Adam design. Was &ft75
$3.50. Now. %''~
1 36-tn.. Cedar Chest. with
lock d casters. go *
Was $12.75. Now. p"S
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Ideal Maternity
Corsets, $3.50

Were S.. E Corsets Of pink
coutii; elastic lacing on
sides; .back-lacing models.
Sizes Is, 26 and u. Re-
duced half in price.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Pillow Tubing
Special, 38c yd.

$50 yds. 45-in. white
muslin pillow tubing of
standard quality at this
exceptionally low price.
White Goods Section. Second door.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Once Euery Week-on Friday
New Victor Records

The new records for this week are out tomorrow
You are invited to hear them in our handsomely
decorated, sound-proof demonstrating rooms.
hoor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Co1ored Glass
Flower Bowls, 88c

Special. 69 glass flower
bowls, attractive colors
and several shapes.
Glassware Section. Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1924-02-28

Curtain Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Rugs Very Low Priced

Unusual values at exceptionally low prices for Friday
Evening star., 1924-02-28
Fur-triu1med Coats, $3.50
Dresses Radically Reduced, $3.50

'$S5 dresses for street and afternoon
chiffon velvet and satin crepes trimmed with tiers fancy
,rads buttons, embroidery; beads; diferen,
black brown and sizes /. 36:
Evening star., 1924-02-28

8 Fur-triInmed Sports Suits,
and stripes. Fur collars to n,
!, ~.
4 Fur.trimmed Dress Suits:
2 navy; sizes 80 and AZ: 2
brown: sizes SO and ~.
Tremendously re- Gao E0
duced. Each 9o7@U
Tailored Corona. Suit: tau
$3.50. Now.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05

Its in his contract to keep the
shoes until he locates all the
noises.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05
LEAVES ONLY ONE MAN
WHEN SHE PICKS FORCE

GREENSBURG. Pa, Jan. g.
Westmoreland county politicians
are gazing with wondering eyes at
the first woman elected to a county
office. In November Mrs. Anna
Ewing Cort, of Latrobe, a Demo
crat. was elected recorder of deeds
by a majority of about 5000 over
the Republican candidate, Harry S.
Miller. who had the office two pre-
vious terms.
staff for her office, with one ex-
ception. That exception is the job
of deputy recorder, which she gave
to Herbert Wirsing, of Greensburg,
formerly connected with the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau and later an in
come tax expert.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05

After your shoes are all broken
in he gives you the callOuses off
his sOIes SO you can tell your
friends that you grew them.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05

OF course it won't be long be-
fore this fellow will have so much
money that he'll employ guys to
work for him. He'll give a post
man fifty cents or a dollar for
wearing some clients shoes.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05

He figures that a DOstman has
TO walk and gets sore feet any.
way, and he might just as well
suffer in your OxfOrds as i'm his
own.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05
ADVERTISEMENT.
When You Catch Cold
Rub on MusteroIe

Musterole is easy to apply and it
gets in its good work right away.
Often it prevents a cold from turn.
ing into FLU" or pneumonia. just
apply Musterole with the fingers.
1t does all the good work of grand.
mothers mustard plaster without
the blister.
Musterole Is clean. white oint.
ment made Of oil OF mustard anil
other home simples. II Is recon.
mended by many doctors and
nurses. Try Musterole for sore
throat, cold on the chest, rheunla
.tism, lumbago, pleurisy, stiff neck,
bronchitis, asthma. neuralgia, con
gestion, pains and aches of the
back and toints, sprains, sore mus.
cles. bruises, chffblains, frosted feet
colds of all sorts. -~->,
To Mothers: alusterOie Ia. also
made In miller form for babies
and small children. Ask for
CILldren's MuGterOle.
soc and 65c, jars and tubes; hos
pital size, $500.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05

If they squeak they won't EN-.
barrass you. His friends will
have to listen to them.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05

This professional shoe-breaker
makes a flat rate, lat he ought
to charge so much a pain.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05

All you have got to do is buy
new pair Of shoes and he'll wear
them for you.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05

He doesn't get any more for
breaking i'm comfortable pair of
shoes than he does for wearing a
set that nearly kills him.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05

But he'll soon become lax and
start breaking them in by riding
in taxicabs.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05
MEDBURY
S AY S

By John p. Medbury.
THEREs an ambitious man in
Buffalo who's making a
Il good salary every week
breaking in other peoples shoes
for them.
There's no sense in suffering
when you can pay him to grow
your cOEns on his foot.
You can still have fallen arches
but they'll be in his name.
You hire q lawyer 10 take the
troubles off your mind, SO why
shouldn't you engage q pedes-
train to take the troubles off your
feet?
ALI you nave got TO do is buy
new pair of shoes and he'll wear
them for you.
If they squeak they won't EN-
baErasS you. His friends will
have to listen to them.
Its in his contract to keep the
shoes until he locates all the
noises.
This fellows wife has such a
large foot that she often helps
him with his work. She wears
one shoe and he wears the other.
only break in one shoe at a time.
While his right foot is working
the left one is laying off.
After your shoes are all broken
in he gives you the callOuses off
his sOIes SO you can tell your
friends that you grew them.
OF course it won't be long be-
fore this fellow will have so much
money that he'll employ guys to
work for him. He'll give a post
man fifty cents or a dollar for
wearing some clients shoes.
He figures that a DOstman has
TO walk and gets sore feet any.
way, and he might just as well
suffer in your OxfOrds as in his
own.
This professional shoe-breaker
makes a flat rate, Lat he ought
to charge so much a pain.
He doesn't get any more for
breaking i'm comfortable pair of
shoes than he does for wearing a
set that nearly kills him.
But he'll soon become lax and
start breaking them in by riding
in taxicabs.
He'll figure he's doing his duty
if he only wears your shoes 70
bed.
OF course you'll get your
moneys wo"th just the same-if
he happens to walk in his sleep.
The only trouble in hiring
Guy to wear your new shoes for
YOU is that by the time he re-
turns them they're all out of
shape.
And in most cases they wonI
fit anybody else but him.
So he gets your money aud
your shoes besides.
If you suffer much with corns
and calouses, the best thing to
do is to throw your shoes away
ad strap sofa cushion on each
foot.
Copyright, 1928. King Features
Syndicate Incl
The Washington times., 1924-01-05

When his wife is sick he can
only break in one shoe at time.
While his right foot is working
the left one is laying off.
The Washington times., 1924-01-05

This fellows wife has such
large foot that she often helps
him with his work. She wears
one shoe and he wears the other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-21
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