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Delphian Society

A number of Seguin women met
with Mrs. Stella Hacker Tuesday
morning and organized the Seguin
chapter of the Delphian Society, and
elected the following officers: Mrs.
Frank Vaughn, president; Mrs. Paul
McSween, vice president; Mrs. A. j..
Writ, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Roy
Ormond, chairman advisory board,
composed of Mesdames Walter Fey,
Paul McSween and Charles Duggan.
The newly-made president appoint
ed Mrs. Gilbert Blumberg, parliamen-
tartan; Mrs. Arno Breustedt, press
reporter, and Mrs. ]. NJ. Abbott Jr.,
time keeper. Others included in the
charter membership list were: Mes
danes Myron Colville, 4. W. Knapp,
Eugene c. Tips. Otto w. Bauer. A.
II. Greenwood, III. A. Ernst, Louis j.
Blumberg and Madeline Gerlaeh.
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Improved Order of Red Men

The council session of Natchez
Tribe No. . was adjourned early
Thursday night so that the chiefs could
join their families and visit the car
nival. The degree team will meet next
Thursday night for practice, so as to
be in form for the initiation of four
candidates on the following Thursday
night. when the adoption, warriors
and chiefs degree will be conferred in
one night The tribe will soon launch
membership campaign. During the
last few weeks, former members of
the order have been rounded up and
taken back into the order.
Sam Harris. keeper of records. is
getting up charter list for "hay
loft" of the Haymakers, the play
ground of Redmenship, and expects to
be able to secure at least 80 per cent
of the present membership of the
tribe to join this side degree. The
hay loft" will be instituted the lat
ter part Of May, and the Redmen have
set aside the fourth Thursday night
for the Haymakers for fun and social
entertainments
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Order Eastern Star

Harlandale Chapter was instituted
with "a charter members at the Ma
sonic Temple Tuesday night under the
direction of Mrs. Norton Il. Welburn.
worthy grand matron of the Order of
the Eastern Star in Texas, assisted by
Mrs. Daisy n. Cushing, state deputy,
of San Antonio.
The following were elected officers
of the new chapter: Mrs. Eva Morris,
worthy matroh; Rev. D., b. South,
worthy patron; Mrs. Martha Holeman,
associate matron; Mrs. Mary Craig
Gray, secretary: Hrs. Leila NJ. Pea
body, conductress :. Mrs. Grace l..
Wolfe, associate Z nductress Mrs.
Kate South, chapls n; Mrs. Emily
Watkins, marshal; Mrs. Clara Hall
Anderson, organist; Miss Arie Wat
kins, .adah: Miss Mabel Psey. Ruth ;
Mrs. Ethel Dupree, Esther; Mrs. Mae
Park, Martha; Mrs. Carrie Cook,
Electa I; Miss Grace Morris, warder,
and Il. W. Gray, sentinel.
Mrs. Luella Smith Of Robstown, as
sistant deputy grand matron of the
Fifth District. Order of the Eastern
Star. paid an official visit to the O. f..
s. chapter at Rockport, at its BUSH
ness session Thursday evening. The
chapter rendered Mrs. Smith a re-
ception following the meeting.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles

The meeting of San Antonio Aerie
No. 40 Wednesday night will be the
last of the weekly meetings during
the summer months, for the aerie dur
ing this period will meet on the second
and fourth Wednesday nights only.
Everything is in readiness for the
delegates dance TO be held Wednesday
evening, May Z, at Eagles Hall, the
proceeds of the dance will go towards
defraying the expenses of the delegates
to the state aerie convention. to be
held at Dallas. Nav 20 TO 90. The
local delegates will leave Sunday eve
ming, May is.
1t was announced that the Dallas
Eagles have arranged an elaborate
program for the Eagle delegates and
visitors. The official headquarters will
be at the Jefferson Hotel. with the
convention sessions to be held at Eagle
Hall.
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Knights Templar

F:fty-four knights Templar of Lock
hart in full dress uniform attended
the Easter services neld in Lockhart
Methodist church last Sunday, held
under the auspices of Colorado Com
mandry of Austin. Sir Knight j. f.
James OF Gonzales Commandry No.
II delivered rthe sermon and was as.
I sisted by Excellent P-elate Sir Barton
of the University NJ ,thodist church Of
Austin.
Eminent Sir Frank NJ. DuBose Of
the Colorado Commandry was master
of ceremonies and Sir Claud Yates Jr.
in charge of the line. Eminent Sir
William G. Bell, grand generalissimo
of the Grand Commandry of Texas,
assisted in the cerem MES, also knights
Templar from Gonzales, Seguin and
San Marcos. Mrs. w. G. Bell of
Austin rendered a vocal solo.
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The Praetorians

At the last meeting of San Antonio
Council No. G ten applications for
membership and one transfer from an
other council were acted upon and
one candidate obligated and instructed
in the unwritten work. who will be
given the balance of the regular in
itiation at a later date.
Miss Lura Schoultz and Mrs. Louis
T. Oeding received the attendance
prizes. of a gallon each Of Mistletoe
ice cream.
1t was announced that at the next
meeting. which will be held Thursday
night. there will be surprise for the
members attending and it is expected
that at most all the regular meetings
in the future. there will be some form
of entertainment not included in the
regular order of business.
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ton Camp also donated % for sae
tacky party. The committee has
agreed to allow members of the two
societies to participate in the contest
for prizes.
Sovereigns Adele Pyle, Ray and Jo-
seph Verbert. distributed two automo-
bile loads Of flowers among the pa
tients at the w. o. ". Hospital Eas-
ter Sunday. The flowers consisted
mostly of beautiful cut roses, donated
By various members of the Sunshine
Society and Woodchucks, who are
looking after the interests of the hos
pital patients.
The May birthday party Of Myrtle
Grove No. 1, will be held Tuesday aft
prnO0n.
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Modern Woodmen of
America.

At the semi-annually meeting Of
San Antonio Camp No. 1910 NJ. W.
A., to be held Tuesday evening. May
6. at the Redmen Hail, a class of
30 or more candidates are to be in
itiated. The members are urged 10
turn out on this occasion, for bust
ness of great Importance to the camp
will come IN for discussion. and one
officer to filled an unexpired term,
will be elected.
A number of talented speakers will
be on hand to address the members on
Woodcraft. and refreshments will be
served following the meeting.
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Odd Fellows

Victoria Lodge No. ., I, o. o. F.,
and Rebekah Lodge No. AZ, of Vic
toria. held a joint celebration at their
hall Thursday night. in commemora-
ton of the 105th anniversary of the
founding Of Odd Fellowship, follow
ing the regular session of the Odd
Fellow Lodge. during which time the
third degree was conferred. An in
teresting program was given, which
was enjoyed by all. -.
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Order of DeMolay

Patriots Day" will be celebrated
next Friday by Albert Pike Chapter
of the Order of DeMolay, with a pro-
gram at the Scottish Rite Cathedral
on st. Mary's street, at 5 p. m.
Judge William S. Fly and District
Attorney ID. A. McAskill will be the
principal speakers. and the Boy
Scouts band will furnish music for
the occasion. A number of talks will
be made by DeMolay boys. This SER
Vice is obligatory TO all DeMolav mem
bers, and is open to the public.
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Loyal Americans

That the membership contest now
being conducted bv the Red. White
and Blue teams of San Antonio As
sembly No, IS. loyal Americans. is
productive of splendid results, was
evidenced by the 63 applications for
presented at the as
semhly meeting held at the W. q. W.
Hall. Friday night. and the initiation
of 80 candidates. So far the member
ship drive has Melted III new MEM
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Ancient Order of
Hibernians

The Junior Division OF the ladies
Auxiliary to the A. o. H., will hold
its regular monthly session Sunda,
afternoon. at 4 o'clock in the Catho-
lie Woman's Association Building. Al
members are urged to attend as i'm
portant subjects will be discussed anu
Nlans formulated for the holding of &
Hibernian picnic.
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Woman's Benefit Assn.

Alamo Review No. %. NJ. W. A.,
will hold its semimonthly meeting al
the W. o. W. Hall. Monday afternoon;
at 2 80 o'clock. after which a social
hour will follow with refreshments
Members are urged to attend and
visitors are cordially invited.
Following are the lucky contestants
at the card and bunco party held
Tuesday afternoon five hundred. Mrs
Hannah Lewison, first; Mrs. Ans
Norton. second; bunco, Mrs. Clara
Barthelow. first Mrs. Minnie knowl-
ton. second: entrance, Mrs. Leila Mae
Armstrong.
Mission Review No. %. W. B. A,
will hold an all-day picnic Sunday,
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Tivy.
POOP Broadway. TO which all members
Of the review and their families are
invited to attend. -----
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Order of Rebekah

The degree team of Alamo Rebekah
Lodge No. 335, will hold a card and
bunco party. Saturday afternoon, at
y o'clock. at the ]. o. o. +. Hall,
fifth floor Crockett Hotel. For par
ticulars, call Mrs. Leila Howard,
Crockett S277.
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Masonic

Yoakum Lodge No. 662, A. f. & A..
NJ, at Yoakum. decided at recent
meeting that the lodge would cele-
brate July 4fwith barbecue and old
fashioned picnic. o. II. Davis, w. l..
Brian and Jake Lazy are in charge OF
the arrangements.
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Moneysacks (sternly)-James, after
this please uneork all the bottles in my
pesence. / notice that when you draw
the corks in the pantry the wine Is eX-
tremely decolette. Enthusiastically de-
collete. sir? Moneysaoks-Yes. James
very low in the neck.-pearson's Weekly.
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ANTON wENZEL LODGE NO. liza
meets first and third Tuesday; ?. m:
Frank Grgert. president. 40 Pronana'
st. Joe Gross. corresponding seere,aES'
so Rlanco road, woodlawn 2sS2. a. u.
Uni, financial secretary. CAS- Moore Blds-
Crockett 6S1.
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GNfRATEpNALsdS SECRET. SOClETIESx4
ORDER OF HERMANN SONS

ORDER OF HERMANN SONS
San Antonio Hermann
"neM Sons Home Association. zee
BrkL MA president. 22O S. Alamo ST.,
G SEa ~ SSsbsl. secretary. $50
&S,sNtSstI Thompson place, Travis
SM| 2S29. Board of directors
meets second Friday, s p.
m. For renting hall and garden; see
Il. NJ. Gloeckner. treasurer, AIS ;. HACK
berry St. Or. ssss.
HARMONIC LODGE NO. MEETS
second and fourth Thursday. $ p. m
Max Lange, president. liz Lotus ST.,
Mission lISs. Fritz Sehilo. financial sec
rotary, 29o $, Alamo ST. Crockett SUI
tary, lsi5 Hays ST.. Travis 4lS7.
sIENERING LODGE NO So MEETS
first and third we. Wednesaay SSr,S p s m
Crockett SAL. II. f. wosnlg. nnancla'
secretary, 4is L. Commerce ST., Crockett
sS. Karl Huhndorf. corresponding secre-
tary. $50 Dawson ST. Travis lss"
wrRpER LODGE NO 50 MEETS SEC
ond and fourth "Wednesday, p 80 "a,
Albert Schoenemann, president.
Adams ST.. Mission 80 SS'I R,v,bv Ave,
Mission 1898.
ALAMO LODGE NO. lss MEETS
fourth Tuesday. p. m. Franc Treioer.
president. 2i0 ouittman St, Crockedt.
tssi. Albert Marschall: secretary sVI
Dallas St. Crockett I1sS.
+ T. JAIN LODGE NO II, MEETS
first Thursday. p. m, PAU Me sso
scheidt, SIS w. Park Ave-, Crockett 4Sos'
President. L. C. Koerps. secretary 1V0
Montana ST., Travis 2lSe.
.,,ro>- 1vrNzET, LODGE NO. ia
meets first and third Tuesday; 2. m.
Frank Grgert. president. Az fropanu'
lSt. Joe Gross. corresponding secretary
| sIO Rlanco road, Woodlawn sSsz. n. u
Uni, financial secretary. CAS- Moore Blds-
Crockett 6sl.
LOUISE scHuETzE LODGE NO. 3
Nnnday. s o. m. Ella wolfshohl,. 212
| McIane Ave. Travis lS1, rresiaent,
| Minna Friedrichs, secretary, 1Oli Cherfy
ST.. Travis Ills.
BRuNHILDE LODGE NO. MEETS
| first and third Monday. p m MN
Gross, president, $40 Blanco road. Woo 90 =
lawn ssS2. Clara Sommer. secretary GOV
pevine ST., Mission 1884.
yINETA LODGE NO. is MEETS FIRST
and third wednesday. p; m MARIE
Marques. $50 L. Waco St, WOOD, 1st";
/ president, Mary Spahr, secretary 4S-
Wyoming ST., Travis 1850.
pERsHING LODGE NO. $50 MEETS
first and third Monday, y p. m. NINA
Bail, president. 1913 Buena vista 81,
Crockett 722s. William p. Gorreu' ais
North st.
FRATERNAL ORDERS OF EAGLES
<T0fN San Antonio Aerie NO.
/: ]; : ! !. /.
| MWSlSIN 20 meets every Wed
! MSE NAN nesday night at
| tSN VAU o'clock, Eagle nail
| 122 Main Ave. Visit
| MNZ9NA ing members always
| NMy1lE>V welcome. VIM. Molsa'
| N56Sdkfp president. VIM. 7: Sou
| ,SfVET ter secretary. phones
or. s1s. Mission 1913
woOpMEN CIRCLE. =
| Myrtle Grove No. !.
meets first and thiro
| Tuesday afternoon and
~ 8: ! !
G8x&J fourth Tuesday nigh
XxS3 at W, o. W, hall
WHXvy&BN Cora schieoei. Guard
H&S&SY ian. Phone Missioi
A 2lss; Ray Toomey
|. VI~ Verbert. Clerk. Phon'
+ XIV office TT. 40I. SEE
J. Houston 81.
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Pythian Sisters

Friendship Temple No. . held a
well attended and Interesting meeting
at the Pythian Castle Hall. Thursday
afternoon, at which time plans were
made for a card and bunco party 10
be held at an early date. the proceeds
Of which will be turned over to the
Widows and Orphans fund.
A Joint meeting OF Charlton No. !
and Friendship No. .. Pythian Sis
tiers temples, was held at the Pythian
Castle Hall Saturday evening, April
10. for the purpose of discussing plans
for the knights of Pythias and Pyth-
ian Sisters grand lodge convention
sessions to be held at the st. Anthony
MAY IA to II. A team composed fo
officers from both temples selected
for the comforting Of degrees during
the grand tepple sessions. are putting
forth every effort to get this work
down to perfection. so as to make it
impressive as possible.
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Order Hermann Sons

Brunhilde Lodge No. z, will cele-
brate its 25th anniversary Monday,
May 8, with special arranged must.
c;l program and speaking, which will
be followed by a banquet. The off
GERS Of the various San Antonio Her
mann Sons lodges are especially in
vited to attend.
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F. L. JAIN LODGE NO II, MEETS
first Thursday. p. m, Paul M .sso
scheldt, SIS w. Park Ave-, Crockett 4Sos
President, Z. C. Koerps, secretary wv
Montana ST., Travis 2lSe.
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o,,1sr scHuETzE LODGE no. 3
meets second Monday, p. m; fourth
Monday, S p. m. Ella wolfshohi, az
McLane Ave. Travis 1Sl, rresiaent,
Minna Friedrichs. secretary, IVA Sherry
ST., Travis Ills.
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ALAMO LODGE NO. 1ss MEETS
fourth Tuesday. 8 p. m. Franc LrelpeI.
nresident. 2lO Quittman St, Crockett
issI. Albert Marshall. secretary, WI
DALLAS St. Crockett T7ss.
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wERpER LODGE NO so MEETS SEC
Albert Schoenemanu, president, ols
Adams ST., Mission S675. Hermann
Schlierer. secretary, $40 Rigsoy ave.
Mission 1888.
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At the meeting of Harmonic Lodge
No. /, held Thursday right, seven APP
plications for membership were re-
ce'ved and three candidates initiated.
There are now three members of Har-
monia Lodge holding very important
offices in the grand lodge, namely
Fritz Schilo, recently elected grand
vice president; Paul J. Hertting, re-
elected grand secretary, and Frank
NJ Gloeckner, a holdover grand trus-
tee. This is the first time in the his
tory of the grand lodge, that three
members of an individual subordinate
lodge has had the honor of holding Of
flee in the grand lodge at the same
tune.
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RRtJNHILDE LODGE NO. MEETS
first and third Monday. p M AMI
Gross, president, $40 Blanco ROAD, Woo % a a
lawn ssS2, Clara Sommer. secretary, GOV
Devine ST., Mission 1884.
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sIEMERING LODGE NO 81 MEETS
first and third Wednesday 5 p. m
Paul Riehe, president, ~ North ST.
secretary, 4is E. Commerce ST., Crockett
s5. Karl Huhndorf. corresponding secre-
tary, $50 Dawson ST. Travis 1897.
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HARMONIC LODGE NO. MEETS
second and fourth Thursday. s p. m.
Max Lange, president. liz Lotus ST.
Mission 1855. Fritz Sehiio. financial sec
rotary, s90 $. Alamo ST.. Crockett s4O4.
Theo. Mueller, corresponding secre-
tary. 1915 Hays St.. Travis 4lS1.
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yINETA LODGE NO. is MEETS FIRST
and third wednesday. ; p. m Marie
Marques, $50 i. Waco ST., WOOD. Aet
nresident. Mary Spahr. secretary, 4Sz
WyomInc ST., Travis 1850.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER B'NAI BIRTH
Edar lodge No. ell, meets
fs,ssta second aud fourth Monday
Uulu night. s O'Clock. at Hebrew
Institute. Main and Quincy SITS.
NAna T.. J.. Wulfe, President:
. ~ Leon c. wulfe. Secretary. sol
S. Laredo st. Tr. sS75.
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m. For renting hall and garden. see
II. NJ. Gloeckner. treasurer. 4l6 5. Hack
berry St. CIR. $3.50.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

prevents the accidental running out
of batteries
The crossing beacon consists of a
flashing light in a cylindrical lantern
with red and white sectors in oppo-
site quadrants. When the railroad
is clear the white lights so indicate
to the highway traffic, but when
train approaches the lantern rotates
automatically, showing a red light to
~" high""v and white light to the
train. This beacon will work under
unfavorable conditions of snow and
The automatic gasoline vender can
be utilized by the customer at any
time of night and day by connecting
the tube with the gas tank of the car,
Evening star., 1924-06-12

dropping a krona in the slot. and
operating lever The quantity of
sasoiine received naturally varies ac-
carding to the market price, which can
be quoted at the minimum, owing to
the saving Of wages for. attendants.
me attachment which automatical-
~ cuts on the batteries when the
engine Is stopped involves the prin-
clples OF suction and gravity. 1t is
essentially a switch system. which is
connected with the gas intake or the
fabrication pipes so that the suction
actuates weight that rises and
closes the electric circuit. When the
suction stops, the weight falls and
throws the switch open.
Evening star., 1924-06-12

League of Housewives, which desires
its membership to become an aggre-
keepers.
There was a time before the war
when every German housekeeper
prided herself on teaching her daugh-
ters just what went into the makeup
of articles of clothing and furniture
and tried to inculcate in them the
ability to make purchases with an
eye to quality. With the war came
the practice of palming off substi-
tutes because of the inability to OBJ
tain the proper raw materials. Only
gradually goods and wares are being
produced on a pre-war basis. and the
women are anxious to have the
Evening star., 1924-06-12

younger generation learn the differ.
ence between real and imitation ma
terials.
Among the exhibits in the show
windows Of Leipziger street are the
manufacture Of shoes, OF umbrellas
and of woolen goods. There are dis
plays of modern bedrooms, clothes
Giosets and travelling equipment t.
Real lace is shown side by side with
imitation. real diamonds with fake,
and real fur with false.
Many schools of domestic economy
are taking their pupils the whole
length of Leipziger street. with the
teacher explaining the various pro-
cesses exhibited.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
RUSSIA HOLDS KHANATES,
Former Czarist Territories Now
Sovietized by Treaty.

ALLAHABAD, India. June 12.-Rus-
sian control of the former Khanate
or khivs. and the Emirate of Bokha ra
IS now firmly established, says the
Turkestan correspondent of the Pio-
neer: The activities of the famous
rebel leader, Jumaid Kha Khan, are
likely to be defeated during the next
few weeks.
These two former vassal Khanates
OF the czarist empire are now STYLED
Evening star., 1924-06-12

Khorezm and Bokhara Peopies soviet
republics. and are bound by treaty
relationships with the Russian sovjst
government.
The. Turkestan republic, with fits
capital at Tashkent, is ofically de-
scri0ed as an autonomous Socialist
soviet republic.
Evening star., 1924-06-12
MOTORING SIMPLIFIED.
Swedish Engineers Make Slot Ma
:. chine to Fill Gas Tanks.
Py Che Associa ted Press.

by ehe Associa ted Press
STOCKHOLM. June 12--Stimulate led
by the rapid motorizing of Swedish
highway traffic, native engineers have
patented three inventions for the COM
fort and safety of motorists. These
are an automatic beacon light for Civ
ing warnings at railroad crossings,
an automatic slot machine for refill
ing gas tanks ard a device which
Evening star., 1924-06-12
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS
ARE MADE IN WINDOWS
BERLIN, June 12-TaInziper sfreat

BERLIN, June 12.-Leipziger street,
the main thoroughfare of downtown
Berlin, has been miniature Leipzig
lair recently. Instead of erecting ex-
booths for their displays, the down
town business men simply have
agreed to convert their spacious
show windows into expositions of
what they call "warenkunde," the sci
ence or knowledge of how goods are
made. The suggestion came from the
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Easy to See.

From london Punch.
Fond mother while daughter ser-
forms at the piano)-My daughters
very clver. She's learned to play the
piano in no time.
she does
Evening star., 1924-06-12
Shinola Home
Sets, Special, 33c

Complete Shinola Outfit, con-
sisting of lambs wool polisher,
bristle dauber and box of Shinola
Polish. A real bargain at 33c.
At Store No. 18 only. (Tomorrow.)
Evening star., 1924-06-12
IL More Super Values!

29c Fireside Linen
75c Congress Playing Cards.
1Oc Linen Writing Tablets
I0c Package English High School Pap
1Oc Reta Hair Nets, single or double n
39c Cardinal Linen Pound Paper. !.
zoe Package Kara Linen Envelopes. !.
Sc Mutual Safety Pins, 4 cards. 80.
SC ArroD Lead Pencils.
35c Syringe Tubing
SOC Peoples Choice Tooth Brush. -.
Soc Rubberized Aprons
Evening star., 1924-06-12
81. 20 Soda Book
Only 81.

Soda Books containing twenty
four ftvo-cent coupons, redeennabIe
at any one OF our soda fountains
for $1.20 in trade. Store No. Is only
tomorrow.