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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-25
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-25

Miss Cersxude Huber came home
from the State University Sunday af-
ternoon to spsnd the holidays with
hsx p@rents, Mr End Mfs. Jude
Hubbsr.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Wornen's BIouses, $2.95

Were s5.75. Is colored Vel
la Blouses; overblouse mod
els; brown, gold and fig
ured; sizes 36 to A; / long
Navy Jersey Tunic, trfmne d
in red; size &C..
S extra size Overblouses, in
brown and tan beaded crepe
de chine; 2 novelty cloth
embroidered cque e ties.
Sizes 4S to So in lot.
Were $5.75 each; % OK
now
2 Imported Model .Blouses:
both navy; one embroidered
in rose and white, size 3S:
one beaded in red, a French
georgette blouse, size 40.
Were $12.75 each; Sk TX
now
2S Czecho-Slovakian En-
broidered Wolfe Blouses;
rose, navy, orchid and gray;
embroidered in contrasting
colors; sizes "a and So. Tf
Were 81 each; now -. W
21 Imported Handmade
Blouses; voiles; many beau
tiful models; sizes 36 to A
in lot. Were $5.75 g OK
each; now ......... T~~
81 Tailored Forsythe Dimity
Blouses; some have ties and
are gingham trimmed; sizes
So to "A. Greatly re- Ct
duced, each .....,..... "
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Junior Misses
Dresses. $3.50

Were $25. 5 Crepe back Satin
Dresses, made with tight bodice
and full skirt; trimmed with lace
collar and tucks; navy, black and
henna sizes Is and II years.
1 Junior Miss Dance Frock, of
peach taffeta; bouffant style: size
10 years. Greatly reduced Tf0
1 Junior Miss Gray Coat, with
black wolf collar and cuffs; full
lined; low waistline and circular
skirt; size IL years. co E0
Greatly reduced to.... Y%/ wv
B Junior Misses Knitted Suits.
two-piece; tan and brown, gray and
navy; sizes 15 and IL
years. Were SIS each; T7 E0
now ........-......... 4<OO
/ Junior Miss Black Velvet Dress,
in strsightline style, with side
trimming and long sleeves; size
Is years. Was SIS; CT EN
now s.s.......... ...... WV
3 Junior Misses White Dresses. OF
crepe de chine and georgette; trim
med with ribbons and lace; slightly
seiled; sizes Is and II
years. Were $3.50 each; (fE
now .-.-. .....--.-..-..- YS~
Juniors Section, Fourth floor
Evening star., 1924-03-27
F1our Carlisters, SOC

Were CSC. s white enameled
flour canisters; 35-lb. capac-
ity; slightly damaged.
3 White Enameled Bread
and Cake Closets; slightly
imperfect. II perfect 76~
would be $1.45 ....... Nv
s Aluminium Sgt. Preserv-
ing Kettles. Were csc kEr
each; now ...........
z Aluminium 10-qt. Round
Dish Pans. Were SSc E0e
each; now .......... "C
10 Aluminium 2-qt Preserv-
ing Kettles. Were CSC h5r
each; now ..........
6 Aluminium 4-qt. Tea Ket-
ties. Were SIPS each; TX
now
6 Aluminium 2-qt. Double
Boilers; Were s5c Csc
each; now ......-...
Housewares Section, Fifth foor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Kitchen Furniture
Greatly Reduced

Slightly damaged, slightly
imperfect or slightly shop
worn.
1 white Porcelain top
Kitchen Table with two
drawers; size 25x4S
inches. Was SIS; 81. 50
now White :Enameied Steel Re-
frigerator, with glass
shelves: 100 lbs. ice
Capacity. Was SIS; $3.50
noW ! White Utility Tea
Cart. Was $10.26; S. 80
now
New Perfection 4.Burner
Oil CO. Cook Stove $19.75
white Enameled Three
cornered Bathroom Cabinet,
large size Was SIT; $3.50
now
2 Folding Clothes Dryers,
large size. Were. Sf15
s2.25 each; now.
is Good Quality Four-string
Brooms. We're CSC S0c
each; now.
"a Wizard Dustless Dust
Mops. Were SLIPS 75c
each: now.
s Wizard Institution Polish
Mops. Were $3.50 Xf15
Housewares Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Girls Frocks. $2.95

Radically reduced. 81 Panty
Tub Frocks, of chambray
and cretonne; in green, blue,
orchid, brown and tan; sizes
6, 8 and 10 years.
12 Girls Hats, of tweed,
brushed wool and felt; gray,
tan, navy and rose. 1Sc
Greatly reduced, each. ~
12 Brushed Wool Tams, in
white, rose and orchid. 0Sr
Greatly reduced, each.
IL Girls Felt Hats and Vel
vet Tams, in navy and red,
trimmed with ribbons and
velvet. Greatly reduced, S0r
eacn
16 Girls Hats, of felt, vel
vet and velour; roll or poke
shapes; brown, tan, red,
bl a k and navy.
Gre a atly reduced, S1.95
each
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Girdles, Corsets
Corset Brassieres
$50

Greatly reduced. so good
models in merceriZed brooches
and pink coutil; all elastic.
part elastic and laced-back
Corsets; not all sizes in any
one style: sizes 21 to 29 ana
81. Corset Brassieres, sizes
50, Sc, So, 40, AZ, A..
Is Fine Corsets and Girdles,
all high-grade corsets; Lily
of France and Nine. Irene
in the lot; silk and mercer
lied brooches, coutils; sizes
22, "a, 25, &c, 81, 20. G.
Radically reduced. each ~
8 Netheralls, orchid, pink
and white, with silk jersey
tops; sizes 80, "a and S6.
Were $5 and more each; 81
row ............... W
20 Fine Brassieres, good
models in Bien-Jolie, De Be
voise, Girlish Form; silk
jerseys, satin laces or fig
ured brooches: sizes "a, 3S,
40, AZ, A. Radically re- ST
duced, each. "
100 Brassieres. medium and
long line; figured brooches,
striped poplin in the lot;
some with elastic cores at
waistline; sizes 80 to EAr
46. Special, each. wv
2 Ideal Maternity Corsets, Of
silk figured broche combined
with silk elastic; elastic lac
ing over hip; sizes 26 and 2s.
Were $40 each; & S0
now ............. pOs1O
roroef Cenf;op ThirI Hoor
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Trunks Reduced

All are floor samples.
1 %-size Hartmann Ward
robe Trunk, with all neces-
sary conveniences. <27 E0
Was $52.50; now .. %S|~o
1 Berth-high Steamer Ward
robe Trunk; a wonderful
trunk for foreign travel and
short trips. Was SIS; &S0
now
/ Berth-high Steamer Ward
robe Trunk. Was cat IN
$3.50; now ...... PS<<|O
l Berth-high Steamer Ward
robe Trunk. Was can
$42.50; now ......... FS
Travelling Goods Section,
First floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
BOYS Wash Suits, 81

Radically reduced. 6s Wash Suits,
mildly styles; assorted colors; sizes
2I5. 8, 5 and 9 years.
GA Boys Cloth Hats: Fedora shape;
sizes 61a to z; suitable for boys
10 TO 16 years; tweeds, checks and
novelty patterns. Re T11S
duced from $3.50 each. p]%%@
81 Boys Medium Weight Sweaters,
coat and slipover styles; sizes 4
to - years; assorted col g OK
ors. Were S. each; now YS>/ -
Boys Wool Suits. with 2 pairs
knickers; suitable for Spring wear:
sizes 10, 16, II and Is years
only. We're s12.75 each; $3.50
now
IA Boys Spring Refers; covert
cloth. checks. gabardine and fancy
cheviots: sizes 3 to 10 years.
Were s12.75 and $15.75 Ct TX
each; now ..-..-....... f<"
Boys Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Share in These Savings Tomorrow Remnant Day
Girls Skirts. $3.95

Were much higher. 10 full plated
skirts on body. i'll various colors.
checks and plaids; sizes 8, II and
II years.
8 Skirts on body, full plated.
checks and plaids; sizes 6. s and
IA years. Greatly re- S09S
duced, each ..'..... p~*/ ~
% pairs Sleepers, in white; made
of cross bar muslin and crepe; /;
one-piece models; sizes s and 10
years. Greatly reduced, 0Sr
pair .............
1s Misses Aprons, in checked
gingham, with white organdie col
lars and cuffs and leather belt; sizes
10, 1S and 20 years. Tre- OK
mendousIy reduced. each... ~
II prs Black Sateen Bloomers,
with elastic waistband and knee I;
sizes and years. Greatly H0-
reduced. pair .......-. SS
Girls Furnishings Section, Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Lace Curtains
Greatly Reduced

Friday clearance of odd lots. Sam
pies which may be soiled or mussed
are also included.
pairs Net Curtains, ivory, 2Ia
yards long. Were 81 Ct AK
pair. Now. T~s~~
pairs Ivory Net Curtains, 2la
yards. Were S3 pair; CO
3 Ecru Fringed- bottom Marquis
ette Curtains. Were So Ct E0
each; now. pS*S
4 Ivory Fringed- bottom Wolfe Cur
tains, embroidered. Were 81 @
each: now. H@
pairs neat boriered Ivory Swiss
Point Lace Curtains, 21s GE
yards. Were $3.50 pr; now pS
pairs Ecru Novelty Net Curtains,
very lacey, 2ls yards, Were CE
$3.50 pair; now. ~
pairs 2-toned Ecru Imported Swiss
Point Lace Curtains: fine quality:
3 yards long. Were $40 pair; %S
pairs fine quality Imported
Swiss Point Lace Curtains, pig
yards. Were $3.50 pair; CO TX
now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. wa
: pairs Handsome Yoile Curtains.
lace and drawnwork border and
lace motifs; 2la yards. Were Sk
50 pair; now. ~
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Women's Pumps, 4.75

Greatly reduced. Black and
brown suede, brown and
black kid and patent leather
pumps, in one and two strap
styles with Cuban heels.
Sizes in group: 5, 51a, q.
7 AAA; So, 6, z, 71a, s AA:
5 and s A; 3, 31s, 4. Az, Z
and s B; 8, 4. 5, 8, 61a, ia
and s c, $4..5.
IL prs. Silver and Gold
Pumps; sizes 4 and 5 AAA !;
A. 5, s AA: 3, Al, 612, z.
71s, A. $1.45. z pairs Patent
and Dull Leather Pumps;
sizes 6 AAA: AN, 6 AA; 2h,
3, 51a c, $1.45. IL prs. High
Shoes, sizes 5k AAA; Az, s
AA; Az A; 31a, Az B; Az C;
31s, 4 D. These odd lots
radically re d u ced 81 Ak
for clearance, pr. ;. T>
Women's Shoe Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Chi1dren's Sports
Socks. DC

Irregular weave; If perfect,
would be 55c pair.
4S pairs Three = quarter
length Nero erize d Lsle
Socks, derby ribbed; white,
black, polo and buck: not all
sizes in all colors; sizes 8 to
10.
25 pairs Children's Pony
Stockings, fine ribbed: white,
black and brown; broken
sizes, 6, S1a, 9, 10. Were soc
and 60c pair; now 35e S1
pair, 3 pairs.
35 pairs Junior Misses Plain
Lisle Stockings, white. black
and cordovan; sizes 81s, 9lz,
10. Were S5c pair; S0r
now
40 Misses Combination Suits,
part wool, spring weight;
high neck. long sleeves, an
kle and knee length. Low
neck, short sleeves, ankle
length. Sligh tly soiled.
Sizes for misses IA to 16
years. Were $2.25 Tf S0
each; now. T'$~S
Ohildren's Hosiery Section, Fourth
floor
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Knit Suits, $5

Greatly reduced. 9 2-pisce
Knit Suits; wool with CLOS.
White with white, white
with maize; sizes SO to AZ;
slightly soiled.
l White Basket w e ave
Dress; colored trimmings of
gIIoes; size size &c. Was $3.50
4 Wool Knit d S;
straightline models; narrow
belts; 2 grays. sizes 3S and
40; 2 tans, sizes 3S and AZ.
We're '25 ca h. $3.50
1 Maize Clos Dress, with
landings of French blue and
brown; size 3S. Was 81 S0
SIS. Now .-........
sportswe.r Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
A to II less
Curtain Section, Fifth door.
Tap-a-Lac Enamel, 30c

Was soc. 6 h-pint cans
French gray enamel.
8 k-pint cans Jap-a-Lac
Malachite Green, transpar-
ent color. Were soc DC
each; now.
8 k-pint cans Jap-a-Lac
Cherry varnish Stain DE
Was SOC can; now.
pint cans Jap-a-Lac Floor
and Interior Varnish, nat
ural color. Were soc 45c
each; now.. .......
z pint cans jap l. a G
Ground Color. Were d6c
soc each; now.
quart cans j ap- a. l. q
Ground Color. Were 76c
$1.45 each; now.
6 quart cans Jap-a-Lac FLOOR
and Interior Varnish, nat
uraI color. Were $1.45 75c
each: now. .....
Housewares Section, Fifth Scec.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Chi1dren's Dresses
$3.95: were $50

80 Children's Dresses. bloomer
style, in plain or checked cham
bray, crepe, gingham and English
prints, with white poplin. pique
or organdy collars and cuffs fin
ished with fancy stitchings; orchid,
rose. pink, henna, yellow, blue and
green; sizes 3 to 6 years.
90 Infants Silk Bonnets. in crepe
de chine or faille: finished with
lace or turn-back piece around the
face; sizes months to
years. Were 81 each; E0@
now ................ 1OS
Infants Ruben Shirts. double
breasted style; cotton and wool;
size years. Were $3.50 OK
each; now. ...............
80 Children's Cambria Waists,
gathered style. trimmed with lace
or embroidery; waistline finished
with two rows Of buttons.
We're T5c and 81 each; E0-
Is Infants Creepers, button-uuder
style. in chambray. poplin and
dotted Swiss; blue, green, pink and
yellow. sizes l and
years. Were $3.50 each; Ct or
now .s'....s..
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Large Wonen's
Dresses, SIS

Were $3.50. 6 Straightline
Dresses, OF crepe de chine,
satin and taffeta; black,
navy and brown; sizes 401a,
421a, 441s and 4612.,
2 Coats of soft-pile fabrics:
beige and brown; beige has
handsome mole collar; sizes
42!h. Az. Greatly $3.50
reduced, each ....
1 Dress, in combined cut and
chiffon velvet; skirt at.
tractively draped;
size 42k. Was $3.50
$3.50. Now ..... TS
/ Tan Wool Jersey Dress;
sport model; size
NnG AZ: Was $3.50. $3.50
Special Size Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
House Dresses, $2.45

Were 81 and s4.95. 45
dresses of striped and
checked gingham, roll and
round collars; or of white
mercerized cotton, trimmed
with colored conventional
borders. with and without
collars. In black and white,
green and white, blue and
white, or white with colored
borders; sizes 36 to So.
House Dress Section, Third dosf.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Mems Handkerchiefs
121lc: were 25c

22 doz. Mems Colored-bor-
der Satin Striped Cambria
Handkerchiefs.
80 doz. Boys Colored-bor-
der Cambria Handker-
chiefs. Greatly reduced, 5r
Handkerchief Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Wonlen's Gloves
~ Price

35 pairs Two clasp G a C e
Gloves, In white, black and
tan; sizes 5A, 6, Ga. Sf 7S
Were s2.50 pair; now @>~
20 pairs Strap wrist Mocha
Gloves; sizes 5k, 5A, z, %
7k. Were 81 pair; now W.
% pairs 16-button Fa b C
Gloves, in mode, pongee and
beaver; sizes 511, 6,
71s, s. Were s1.50 pair; 7Er
now
30 pairs 6-button Strap-Wrist
Fabric Gloves, in white,
silver and sand: sizes 5h, 6,
III. 8. Were 81 pair; S0r
now .~-- ~- ~--- ..---.~~
Eloye Sa-fion First fiOor
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Kodak. IT., $3.50

Were SIT. 2 No. sA Auto
graphic kodaks, Jr.
1 No. 3A Autographic
Brownie with dou-
BILE lens Was SIT; S8. 80
/ No. &C Autographic
Brownie with double SO
lens. Was SIS; now. Wv
/ No. "a Autographic
Brownie with single 81 50
lens. Was $40; now %|>~o
1 No. "a Autographic Ko-
dak, Jr., Double lens; slight
E ly shopworn- Was SIS; $40
now ..... .........
1 Autographic Kodak T3S
Special. Was $50; now w.
2 Genuine Leather Carrying
Cases c. for No No. Kodak 81
i No. IA Leather Carrying
Case. Was $3.50: So 80
now Y<>~o
1 No. OBI Carrying S0e
Case. Was 81; now. wv
Q Tripod Cases; genuine
leather. We're $3.50 $3.50
and IS each; now :. S0
was ! Tripod; 20: non damaged. $3.50
1 Vest Pocket Kodak Film
Tank. TAM Was sa50; $3.50
now
Il Ko d,a k A m a t e ur 3&E
Printer. Was $40; now ~
kodak Section. First foor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
ee Section, Third noor.
Wornen's Sweaters. $5

w S44AS-&@ = O"SCAb@4 ~ W
Were very much higher. 8 i'm
ported wool coat-style sweaters;
two-tone color combinations; ideal
for golf or other sports: jade and
tan, tan and brown, yellow and
white, brown and green
10 Brushed Wool Coat Sweaters
or Sleeveless Vests: some have
fancy colored fronts and plain
back; others in solid colors with
CLOS binding around armhole and
down front; gray, white and black,
gray and jade, brown; sizes
36 to AZ. Were 1895 Ct OK
each: now. &><~
10 Lightweight Wool or Clos
Slip-on, Golf or Tuxedo-style
Sweaters; fancy weave; two-color
combinations; others solid colors:
jade, orchid, navy and gray. or
child and white and rose and Jade;
sizes SO, Ss, 40. We're So Ct
each: now. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
Clos Slip-on Sweaters. novelty
weave; two-color combinations: !:
high, round or V necks; jade and
tan. orchid and rose, tan, Jade and
blue, black and white;
s.s.: size SO uoH only. We're 1885 SIPS
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Panel Mirrors, 4.35

Were $3.50. panel Mirrors,
12x22; slightly imperfect.
/ Oval Mirror, in toned cfE
frame. Was $50: now &>~
1 large Mantel Mirror, in
blue and gilt frame; slightly
damaged. Was $35; &f2 S0
Framed Pictures, Harp of
Winds" and Sheep" Were
$500 and $4,000 each; &t0
Picture and Mirror Section,
Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Crepe Kirnonos, $2.95


Special. So Japanese Cot
ton Crepe Kimonos; cut full,
attractively hand-embroid-
cred in colored conventional
design. Shades of pink, blue,
copen and lavender.
IL Boxloom Crepe Kimonos;
kimono sleeves: trimmed
with contrasting folds; ad-'
Unstable belt; in rose and
eopsn' eops! now Were s. $2.95
Boxloom Crepe Kimonos;
set-in sleeves; tuxedo col
lars; attractively embroid-
cred; adjustable belt; in CO.
pen only. Were $3.50 81 OK
each; now .........
Negligee Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Growing Girls
Pumps and Oxfords
@ TX

Tremendously reduced. 81
pairs Tan One and Two Strap
Pumps, sizes 8, 3k. 4, AZ,
5. 6, 61s AA: 21s, 8, 3N, 4 A;
az, 3 B. Black Calfskin OK
fords. sizes 8, 31s, 4, Az, 5.
51a, 6k, z. AA; 8, 31s, !. Az,
5, 5k, 6, Z A; 2R, 3, 3z, 4,
6 B; 8 c.
As pairs Infants Tan and
Black Kid Soft-sole Shoes,
sizes 1, 2 and 4. Ire
mendously re due e d, A5r
pair .......
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Rcffled Marquisette
Curtains. $1.tOPr.

Special. SO pairs Rufiied
Marquisette Curtains, in neat
checked design; good quail
ity; white: 2A yards long;
tie-backs included.
Curtain Section. Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Extraordinary Values In
Sprinp Hat Trimmings, Soc

combinations hats;
large single fowers flowers suitable
work Extraordinary values tomorrow sec each
IlneryS
Evening star., 1924-03-27

Were S17.50. S Silk and Vel
vet Skirts; brown and black;
wrap and pleated models;
unusual values.
IA Pleated Wool Skirts, in
checks and plaids; attractive
collection of colors.
Were 1915 each; S5.95
now %~'/~
Skirt Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Cretot1neS
A to " less

300 yards, in short lengths.
All good quality and good.
usable lengths for curtains,
cushions. pillows. bags and
various other needs; many
designs and colors included
Also q large number OF
Voiles, Curtain Nets, Madras,
Sateen, Clos and other fab
RIGS in short lengths and
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Umbrellas, $3.75

Special. 35 Women's 24-inch
Silk Umbrellas, sun or rain;
colors are navy, brown and
red; composition handles in
navy and amber, finished
with wrist rings.
Is Chinese Oil Paper Para
soils, in various painted de-
signs; subject to imperfec-
tions- Were 50 each; 0Sr
now ..-.......-.
Umbrella Section, First foor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27

"a Slips, in silk jersey, radium
and tub silk; pleated and plain
hem; bodice tops; in gray, tan,
brown and navy. Spe- X3.9S
cial, each ..-...-....-.
Underwear and Petticoat Sections, Thirt
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Combinations, soc

Were 75c. II women's Cot
ton Combination Suits, in
pink; low neck, sleeveless,
shelI-trimmed loose knee;
size 5; slightly soiled.
16 Mercerized Lisle Combi-
nation Suits, low neck,
sleeveless, tight knee; size
5; slightly soiled.
Were $3.50 each; $1.5O
IL Mercerized Lisie Combi-
nation Suits, envelope style;
low neck, sleeveless; sizes 4
and s; slightly soiled. T1
Were S1.5O each; now. ~
Knit Underwear Section, Third
floor.
Silk Hose, $t.25
Uneven weave; il perfect,
would be s1.90 and 81. 500
pairs Women's Pure Silk
Hose, with Isle garter tops
and soles; black, white and
colors; regular and a few
200 pairs women's All-silk
Hose, in black, white and
street S h a d 8; irregular
weave of the better grades
of hose. If perfect, would
be So and $3.50 S1.85
pair ...............
100 pairs Women's All-silk
Black Hose, with open lace
clox. Were So and . 3E
$3.50 pair; now. -. &S~
10o pairs Women's Chiffon
Silk Hose, in plain and open
clox; black and colors: un-
even weave; broken assort-
ments: il perfect, would be
81 to $3.50 pair
81 and So
Hosiery Section, First foor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Furniture Greatly Reduced

Separate pieces. Greatly reduced for prompt disposal
Friday morning Each piece sold "as subject to slight
damages scars imperfections.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Fur Chokers, S12

wers SIS and $3.50. vi
atka Squirrel Chokers;
Dyed Fitch Choker.
Mink Chokers. T12 S0
Special, each ..... T>SS
2 Skunk Chokers.
Were $3.50 each; &f2 60
3 Chokers. l Baum marten,
/ stone marten, 1 Hudson
ssS BAY 90 sable; able. n"w Were $3.50
Fur Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-27

Special. u Envelope Chemise;
armhole and camisole styles;
attractively h a n d-embroid-
cred; finished with h n d.
scalloping; sizes So to A.
Evening star., 1924-03-27

round, square or V necks. with
short kimono sleeves or sleeve
less; hand-embroidered in sew
eral new designs; finished with
hand -scalloping or French fold;
sizes Is, 16 and II.
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Silk Slips and Petticoats

IA Silk Jersey Petticoats, with
embroidered, pleated fiounces;
in brown, gray, blue
and tan. Spe ecial, S205
each
Evening star., 1924-03-27
Silk Hose, $t.25

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-26
WHAT YOU5NEsv'ER CAN =, ] 7 KNOW =
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BY Albert Apple

It's amazing the vast number of things that have been
learned by the worlds people through the centuries The
total of human knowledge is so gigantic that the
brightest brains would have to live thousands thousands
of years to master it all. .4s .E'
For instance carpenter has knowledge that is entirely
unknown to the chemist. Every different line of work
requires great amount of knowledge that is unknown to
outsiders. l. .g. n.
It takes man an entire lifetime to begin to learn about
farming chemistry medicine craftsmanship or any OF the
other long line of human activities. 49, XIX.
We have barely scratched the surface of knowledge And
yet man could live thousands of lfemes, in each fol-
lowing different line of work. and at the end only have
required fraction of the knowledge that found out
by the human race at large. ~HE
Addressing companies sell mailing lists covering over
5000 different forms of business activity. -
You know what is meant by "the lost art Much knowl
edge pershes oncong generations turn their attention
to different pursuits. y $3.50.
It's like the practice of medicine When certain phys
clan dies large part of what he has learned by experience
dies with him. He hasn't time to makea complete record
The old idea Of education to pour facts into the
BRAIN the same as filling jug with funnel But have
progressed and specialized so much that education u.s. by
compulsion, being put different basis
To succeed, must specialize on one thing. In
that field he needs all the facts he soak up
But when to general knowledge it is futile to at
tempt to learn everything simply cannot be done The
important thing to be taught how to find knowledge when
occasion for using it. dictionary is just useful to
the average several years study of foreign Ian
guages-uness the languages will be used in his fes work
Some studies primarily to train the thinking processes
of the BRAIN rather than the actual knowledge acquired
Mathematics especially.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-06-26
BY Harry B. Hunt
NEA Service Writer

Washington, June 26.-President
Coolidge has had to sit hard on
rival groups in the Republican camp
in order to prevent what might have
developed early into a disastrous
split in his campaign management.
That there has been no love lost
between C. Bascom Slemp, secre-
tary to the president, and William
M. Butler, Coolidges selection as
new chairman Of the G. o. P. nation
al Committee, has been open gossip
for weeks. Developments at the
Cleveland convention, Xhere Buffers
attempts to dictate the vice presi-
Dental selection met with rebuff,
widened rather than closed the
breach.
Slemp, it has been limited, had
rather hoped to be chairman himself,
hut acquiesced silently when Butler
was named. An experienced poll
tician, however, he found it hard to
remain silent while contemplating
what seemed to him exceedingly
amsteurish moves in Buffers style
of game.
From the other side of the table
came the opinion that it no long