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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
HEALTH CENTER DAY NOV. 18TH

The regular monthly center day of
the Villas County Mother and Baby
Health center will be held at the
Court House, Eagle River, on Thurs
day November 18th from 900 a. m.
to 500 p. m. DR.. Irmgard Dresel will
be in charge assisted by the county
and health center nurses.
AT the health center prospective
mothers may receive advice and ex-
animation. Children under six years
of age will be given a complete ply
steal examination referred to family
physicians if defects are found and
parents advised as to care and feed
ing OF the children All service at the
center is free and is intended to help
parents keep children well. 1t is re-
quested that no child who has been
exposed to communicable disease
recently be brought to the health cen
ter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
| LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur lie
bell, October 3Oth-a daughter
Mrs. M. Frankel returned Friday
from an absence of several weeks
spent in Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mrs. Inez Wernicke came up from
Milwaukee last week to visit friends
in Eagle River and Three Lakes.
Mrs. G. A. Wilkins and Rev. w, e.
Morris of Delavan arrived Wednesday
to visit their nephew H. w. Morris.
w. H. Radcliffe and son John left
Tuesday for visit at Oshkosh and
Madison. Mrs Radcliffe expects to
join them later
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Carter returned
Saturday from visit in Barron, Ken
osha, Milwaukee and Winneconne.
County Nurse Ann Christman and
Miss Irene Higgins attended the ma
tional health convention held in Mil
waukee last week.
Miss Jennie Walsh returned to
Lawrence College at Appleton, Satur-
day after spending a week at the
home of her parents.
Dan Hall returned home last week
after spending two months at Trenary
Mich, where he was working for
q lumber concern.
John Sauer is giving the residence
Of Mart HirzeI, in Lake Park stuc-
co coat which will add materially to
its appearance and value.
Mrs. Mart Hirzel returned last
week from Rhinelander where she
was a hospital patient for two weeks
due to an eye and throat affection.
VIM. Walsh is remodeling the ex-
terror of his residence on Division
street and it will present a marked
change when it is completed.
The w. C. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. Sailer on Friday
afternoon, Nov. 7th. A good atten-
dance of members is desired
N. L. Kinney received word last
week of the death of his brother, Wal
ter J. Kinney, of Coaticock, Quebec. A
sister, Mrs. e. X Knight of Chicago
had been caring for him for some
time.
The Earnest Workers will hold a
bake sale Saturday, Nov. Sth at 200
p. m. at the Mulrooney Drug Store,
one door north of the First National
Bank. Sale starts at 2:3O
Mrs. B. M. Baligrodzki arrived
from Ojibwa last week to assist in
caring for her mother, Mrs. M. Rich
mond, who is confined to her bed in
consequence of a hard fall received
some days previous
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06

part of that game being Clyde, who
seemed to like to sit down on the
floor pretty often.
Shorthand and tipping are vexatious
History is just as bad,
The Latin tongue perplexes me,
And Physics drives me mad.
The famous Burton Holmes Travel
ogues, s'An Evening In Many Lands"
is coming to Eagle RfVer High on
Monday, November 10Th. The lecturer
Mr. Fl. Frank Allan, takes his audi
ence to visit nine of the most pictur-
esoue. beautiful and historical places
in Europe! Leaving Berne, Switzer-
land. the first stop is San Marine, the
smallest and Oldest republic in the
world. showing Borgo and Mt. Tita-
nus. the quaint people and their pur-
suits. Then to the newest republic,
Czecho- Slovakia and its metropolis,
Prague, the Hyradcany, the River vi
tava. the Tyn Church, National Thea
tire, colorful costumes of the people
the Charles Bridge and the Cathedral
of st. Vitus. Then to beautiful Bruges
in Belgium Germany, trip down the
Rhine from Bown to Bingen. Thence
to Rome the Eternal City. Melbourne
the magnificent Going down to Bue
nos Aires, Egypt, China: Canton old
and new. Making an evenings enter
tainment not soon forgotten
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06

FOR SALE-12 tons mixed hay at
$500 per ton. Will sell entire lot at
a good discount. Is stored in barn in
town and can remain there until
needed.
Also, hunting camp cook stove at
$500. Combination covered one horse
rig with wheels and runners for
$4,000. One set light hobs, $500
two sets of heavy leather and chain
tugs with harness, practically new,
$4,000. One 1882 Winchester repeat
ing rifle, new barrel, Lyman bead
sights, boxes cartridges, cleaning
and wiping rod $25 90. One good
single driving harness, $1,000.
Also one Newhouse bear trap
with chain, $500; several wolf and
fox traps cheap. One Edison phono.
graph, nearly new, with over 100 rec
ords, $500. These prices are for
quick sale and cash only. N L. Kin
ney, Eagle River.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
COMFORTABLE FOR PATRONS

The Eagle Theatre underwent some
interior alterations last week that will
make patrons more comfortable in
cold weather, through a glass and
wood partition placed between the
lobby and the theatre proper which
will protect the occupants of seats
from feeling any draft from the front
entrance when the doors are open at
the time shows are about to start.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
School Notes

Elise took the first prize in basket
ball songs by her song to the tune
of Doodle-de-doo, which turned out TO
be better than the original. Maxine
took second and Charlie Elm third.
There were many other good songs
besides these, but of course they
couldn't all get the prizes.
Prepare for surprise. Every one
has heard it, but it's surprising just
the same. The teachers are taking a
vacation Thursday and Friday.
A heated discussion took place in
history class Tuesday on who should
be president. Coolidge won, but La.
Toilette and Davis almost did. Keep
it up, Dummy, you've got a whole year
to convince them, even if it won't
help much.
The debatOrs were:
Davis: Dorothy sheseley, Hiram
Feary
LaFOllette: Isabel Leggate, Arthur
Bent.
Coolidge: John Hall, Lowell Hall.
We don't need club Though we
might need a ruler to make Latin
interesting. It's about as interesting
as Chinese puzzle, and about as con
fusing.
Laona played losing game Tues
day night, the score being 9 to "a
The NUNS and the Buns played in
the preliminary, the most exciting
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
NOW IN CASPIAN MICHIGAN

S. e, Phillips writing from Caspian,
Mich, to the Review this week states
that he has been in the employ of the
Holmes Lbr. Co., for the past year,
being in charge of their barn contain
ing As head of horses and that times
are coed up that way. Mr.. Phillips re-
sided in Eagle River some few years
ago, at that time operating theasales
barn of the Rhinelander Horse Co.,
who then had branch barn here
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
RETURNED FROM 1000 MILE TRIP

Ed Gabe, proprietor of the Lost
Lake resort was in town Wednesday
to see how LaFollette voters were
taking their defeat, and informed the
Review that himself and wife had re-
Gently returned from a 1000 mile auto
trip in which they visited northern
Minnesota, and into Canada, return
ing home via the Dakotas and had a
pleasant and worth while vacation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
LOCATED AT PORTLAND

A letter to the Review from Ernest
Alton of Sayner. stated that himself
and wife were located in Portland,
Oregon for the winter and finding
quite marked climatic change from
the sort of weather usually erperienc
ed in Villas county at this season of
the year They expect to remain there
until spring and will then return to
their resort known as ''The Wood
lands" at Sayner.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
NEW PASTOR FOR CONG. cHuRc+

Rev. L. H. Skidmore arrived last
week from Kewaunee to assume the
pastorate of the Congregational church
and held his first service Sunday.
For the past four years he has been
in charge of the First Congregational
church at Kewaunee and for several
years previous was located at Ply
mouth Himself and family will oc-
cupy the Hammes residence on River
st.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
VERY ATTRACTIVE STREET

stevens Street in Rhinelander is
now the show street of the city owing
to it's having been widened and a
white way system of lighting installed
and opened again to traffic last week
Many who saw it on the opening
night spoke highly of the transforma-
ton
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06

LOST-Disappeare from my home
in Lake Park, Saturday, Oct 20, dog
with Airdale blood predomlnatlng,
marking white strip under neck, Drln-
die face, long tail, hair slightly curled
body black and legs brindle, Reward
of $500 will be paid for any informa-
ton regarding his whereabouts. DR..
J. Galligan, Eagle River.
LOST Indian pony, bay horse
strayed away from Bromley's Resort
Sand Lake Notify w. G. Bromley,
Eagle River, Wis.
WANTED-To rent for winter three
rooms suitable for housekeeping, eth
er furnished or unfinished. Inquire
at Review office 1t.
OLD COINS WANTED Will pay
cash premium on all Washington pen
MES, and u S. half-pennies and sever
al other kinds of coins of certain
dates. None out of circulation. Look
over your old coins and let me know
what you have. A ten cent piece may
have value: of SIS 90 J. w. Johnson,
Conover, Wisconsin.
NoTlCE-A basket social and
dance will be given at the Monheim
school house in the town of Conover,
Saturday night, November 8th. Music
by Shemick & Ketz Everyone invited
to attend.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06

WANTED-Any kind of general
housework. Notify Mrs. Lydia Organ,
Eagle River
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FOR SALE

FOR ALE-Two desirable building
lots near high school. See Fred j.
Wolfer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
FOR sALE-Rutabaga baled oat
straw and No. / clover hay. VIM.
Kolehouse, phone S7-S, Eagle River.
Winter Storage
an Economy


Spring frequently
finds starting batter
les out of order as a
result of idleneSs dur
ing the winter.
Unless you thoroughly
understand the care of
a battery during the
cold weather, it will
pay you to take advan-
tage of our winter
storage service.
Winter storage cost is
low and represents a
good plan of battery
insurance.
May we expect a call?
EAGLE BATTERY AND
TIRE SHOP
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Five-room apartment
furnished for housekeeping, or unfurn-
ished, as desired; also furnished
rooms. Inquire Mrs Estelle Dildine. At
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06

FOR SALE-Black mare s years
old. Weight about 1000 pounds. Will
sell cheap. Address ]. B. Simpson
Box II, Sayner, Wis. 1t.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06
FOR sALE-No. 16 hard coal heater
inquire of VIM Kauzlaric, Eagle River

FOR RENT-Rooms for four hunt
ers, at John Wons, Snipe lake, Post
office Eagle River, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06

FOR SALES caliber Stevens rifle
Inquire of Francis Carpenter, Eagle
River
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06

WOOD FOR SALE Maple and
birch mixed $3.50 per cord delivered.
Pure maple 1915 per cord delivered.
JOS. Kalous, Box 1873, Eagle River,
Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-06

All Fall and Winter underwear in silk and WOOL all wool
and wool mixed-$2.OO $3.50, $780, $3.50 $500.
New hosiery fall the coors of black and gold
camel and silver plain black heaher browns greys
Cotton, Wool,~Lise Silk and Worsteds-25 So 75 $1OO
and $1.5O
Evening star., 1924-02-14

Odd Pieces OF
Furniture
10 Umbrella Stands. made of
wood in mission finish and fitted
with drip pan. Regularly QO-
s1.25: special. ca. .....-.. S1S
ii Raby Wardrobe, of white
'enameled fiat reed.
Regularly $3.50, spe- CO IN
lie White Enameled BusSi-
neftes. regularly s395, CO 90
special ........ pAsSC
- Silent Nurses. consisting of
baby swing on wooden
s1sna; speeis1 Regularly ss's'' $7.45
-2 White EnameIed Reed
Salk&ea. regularly s14.95. &zAc
special. ca. .......... P<.fO
kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
Odd Lot SILK Tuck-Ins and
OuerhIOuses, $3.50

In many berOfning styles Of crepe
lie chine ard genrgette. Tailored mod
els or trimmed with lace and embroid-
cry. Long and ree-'IuR:t-Y sleeves.
All sizes sn the lot. including a num-
hcr of eStra sizes. bat not in every
style.
kaun's-SecOud Floor
Evening star., 1924-02-14
20 Drape,y Specials
Friday

FTS0Qy
100 Pairs Hematitched Mar
Ouisetse Half sash CurtaAAs, 3Sc
grade, special, Friday 10c
pair ......''
400 pairs CretoAne Dsfch CnS-
taans, S-piece style. S1.0O and
$1.25 grades, special, Fri d7c
day. set .......'
-2e0 pairs Excellent Quality
Marsuisette Curtnins. Barman
Cluny lace edge. many in dotted
effects: regulation sill lens'h
s3.95 grade, special Fri $I.67
-2s Fun Bolts Extra Heavy
weight CretOnne~. Soc to
s125 grades, special, Fri Skc
Us 4 Faii Boit. Drnprry M.t~ri-
ais, in radio effect. SOC 1Or
grade. special. Friday. yd.
-eo pairs CroHs-strfPe Madras
DntcA CartainS. 3-piece style,
s1.e5 grade. special Fri SI.O0
LEO Yelour Table Ruaners.
Pillow Slips. S1.00 to $1.c5 SO<-
grades, special, Friday. ea. WV
-Hixh-krade HandnsRde OIL
Opasue Window Shades. size 3s
in. by #. and 3S in. by z IT.. In
popular colors. Complete with
fixtures; 3l.69 and t1.98
grades. special, Friday. S1.Z5
sn sssa f.ii noit. s;.i.ch Dr,pery
PsUa1na, various plain colors,
3i.25 grade, special Fri Rzr
10 Iars- si.e M..ti.e C.vere1
Cohty Che~ts, $A.95
grade. special, Friday. <3IS
each
40 Three-foId Cretonne Cow
cred Draft screens. S4.s5
grade, special. Friday. $3k5
40 Valance Rope Portieres. in
various plain tone col &1hS
ors. Special. Friday. ea- ~A'oo
80 Couch Covers, in rich col,
Kasghar Tapestry eff
fects. 1895 grade. spe- <1o
cial. Friday. each ....-. ~A'oV
-7B ImAtatloa Itahaa FlIet Lace
RuAnetS, 95c to k1.45
grades. special Friday. zoc
-Sss on op.a.e Ms.a.w
Shades, seconds OF the CSC
grade. special Friday, AZ.
each ~
so FnN Belts ReveFsiAle Terry
Cl~tA. CSC grade. Various
patterns. Special, Friday, TO-
80 FuN DOlts Curtain Ss<SHs. In
assorted dotted effects, 29c -.
grade. special Friday. I'd. @~
-9oo Fiat DraaN Curved CuYtNin
Reds. exte ndfng from 20 to 80
inches. 29c grade, special, 1sc
Friday. each ....... AOA
-Seyesal TAS1sand YafAs Cre.
tOnae CartaaA EAEiaG. 1oc x
grade. special, Friday. yard "
40 R0aAA Cretonne Pillows,
sunburst style. $1.oo grade. hO~
special Friday. each W.
Kann'A-ThiNl Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
Busv Corner Friday Specials No. 66

50 Crepe Ae Chine
Windsor Ties
Street Floor.
Navy BLUE and
black. We're 85c,
special FRI 90.
day. each -.
Cotton Huck
Towels
Street Floor.
Size 22x44 inches;
very closely woven.
and Of nice weight.
In plain white. or
with red borders.
Special Fri To-
day, each. A~
- - /. - =. /.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
Odds and Ends
Housewares

- .only-Wiilow Clothes HAM
prs, round shape. with q 40
out covers. Special, each ~AsA|
-15 enly-NescO Perfect Oil
Heaters, black japanned. c2yn
Special, each ........... posA1
leo enIy-S1.OO O'Cedar Mop
with long handle. Special, zQc
each ................ S
-S3 sniy--Quart Pnre Alum
faum Sauce Pans. Special, co.
-$4 0niy-AeEulaF $3.50 Alarm
Cascks. nickel finish. q 40
Special. each. pA.f1
400 Cnns Only ef knnn's Capi-
tOl Paint. in odd colors. kn~
Special, a quart can. ...... w
400 Cans Of Knnn's Capitol
Household Paint, in odd 3Oc
colons. Special, pint can. o>S
-35 0nly-White Enamel Covered
Combinefx. large size. e. 10
seconds. Special, EACH. %AsoS
Evening star., 1924-02-14

Models for girls z to IA. Made
Of velour. astrakhan. chinchilla
and sport plaids and stripes.
Some have fur collars. All have
full length. fine quality Innings:
warmly interlined. In brown.
deer. gray. Sorrento and navy.
Kann's-SecondT Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
Notes of Splendid
Ssueater BARGAINS

-s5 WOmen's Slip-Over Wool
Sweuterx. in stripes and plaids.
round and v neck models. Reg
ularly 1915. $1,000 and C OS
$3.50. Special. Friday.
10 Women,a SIip-Over Wool
Swerters, in white with colored
border. Regularly ,sG.75. Coos
Special Friday, each.
10 wOnsen's Slip-Over WsOl
Sxvaatern. round and Y necks, in
white and pink. Regu-
larry $500. Special. Fri q 20
day, each -. ;. 80. o
Eann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14

liz Chambray Panty Dresses.
sizes to years. Regu- OE-
lar sl.9J values. Special. Wv
PA ChiIdren.s Chnmbray Apron.
with strap over shoulder.
Regular 95c values. Spe- AOc
lis OrEnndy Gninpcx. trimmed
with lace. Sizes to 4 wears.
Regular $1.e5 values. Spe- EOc
.cial, each Wv
- Plaid Skirts. attached TO
waist. Re gu lar 1886 TO-
values. Special. ~
- Dresses OF Chambrny and
Lawn. Sizes 10 to IA years
Regular sl.95 values. Spe- ~,
cial. each ~
% Flannelette Pettlcnnts with
waist of chambray. size
only. Re gular 49c N.
value. Special .... ~
- Birth Robes, sizes ] and -.
Regular S1.95 values. sOc
Special ............. ,oVC
20 H.aa d ,made ,Ilress~r and
Petttccats. Regular sl.9J ,OSc
values. Special. ...... 'OS
skann's--Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
Masaufactxrev's Ctesa-Dp
Of Single Pieces
of PLeaeinxs

In organdy. batiste. SHADOW
lace and chiffon. in white. black
and colors.
--2Sc TO sec values. lEr
Special Friday, yard. A~N
Kann's. Main Aisle. Street
Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14

Handbags
Street Floor.
"A Special Assort-
ment Of Leather,
Silk and Duvetyn
Handbags, in the
new under-the-arm,
fiat envelope and
po uch Q h q p e 8.
s S,s p e c al Sl.95
Evening star., 1924-02-14
Hosiery Friday

as Prs. Nbmenx McCalluni
SILK Ribbed Hose, full fashioned.
heavy quality Broken sizes and
A:olorS. Special. Il 50 S0
--I22 Prs. WOmeu's AU-wOol
Ribbed sport Hose. medium
weight. In beige. gray and
camel. Broken sizes. zOr
Special, pair ............
-05 Prs. WOmen's Extra Size
Full-fnShiOned SILK Hose, mer-
cerized tops. In cordovan and
nair mh,te. Special a $1.5O
-20J Prs. WOmen's Full-fash-
toned Silk Hose, mercerized
tops: some few are all-over silk.
In black, white and few
colors. Broken sizes. Il SO
Special, pair .........
-164 Prs. Children'~ White Rib
he'd ~ Socks, slightly soiled.
BROKEN sizes. Special, 12lLc
pair .............
-c2O Prs. ChiIdren's Phoenix
u Ribbed Cotton socks. in black.
white, gray and COrdovan. Not
all sizes. Special. 1Or
pair
$50 Prs. Infants All-sflk RIB
bed Hose. also few silk socks.
Broken sizes and colors. S0<-
Special, a pair ............
--125 Pairs WOmen'S Cotton Rib
bed Sport Hose. in black. Cordo-
van, gray and light mode. S0c
Sizes shz to 10. A Pair. wv
-I2l Pairs ChiIdren's y Length
Sport Hone. in gray, camel and
green heather. Sizes 7lh to 9la.
Excellent quality. Special zoe
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
-Four Blanket Bargains
That the Good House,cife Cannot
afford to Overlook

afford to Overlook
III Pairs North Star All-wOol
Blankets, white only. with blue
borders: size 6OxSz inches.
Were $500. Special, CD SO
pair .............. $50.
10 Pairs White Part-wOOl
Blankets. with pink borders;
size 60xS0 inches. Were C2Os
s4.95. Special. pair. %o'1o
III Single Size s2xS4-inch Hen
who'd ntnBkPts, plain white with
wide colored satin binding. in
rose, blue. lavender and white;
some are slightly soiled. co Or
Were $l1.95. Special, each %|'/o
-5 Pairs Fine Quality All-wool
Blankcts. size T2xs4 inches; fancy
two-tone color pla ids: some are
slightly soiled. Were E11 IN
$500. Special. pair.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
Small Lots
From Notions

loo Enamel Waist and Coat
Hnngersi all colors: as IOc
sorted styles. Choice, ea... AOS
-:5 Sanitary Aprons. made of
pure gum: medium size. Inc
tsi.
Hound (iartcrS. made of fancy
silk ribbons. in assorted JO~
cOlors. \ pair. ~
40 Hair Bnndeaux, made Of
silk ribbon with shell En~
buckles in front. choice. ooA
-:s6 knxoO Wnists. for children:
sizes 4 to II years. Reg 3Oc
ularly 15c; special. ea. :. W
10 Clothes Protectors. 40.
Regularly s1.29. Ell. 49,. 1S
II: Tin Lunch or Utility ~
Boxes. Regularly csc. ca. AOS
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14

HISLn DLH fFtCe NeQuCflOHS
-i5 Sole Les&her Cases. Regu-
lar $500 values,
.sPse'.' ..sR Friday Sl3.75
Made of smooth. solid tan cow
hide. with double locks and
sewed-on hinges. These guam
titles in these sizes: 7 size 22-
inch bags: 8 size 24-inch bags.
liz Short-StraD Suit Caves. Reg
uiar $s45 values,
Special Friday $545
e4Cn .............. w. ~
Made Of tan cowhide, with
leather corners. 8 W II ging
handles, good catches and locks.
24-inch size.
Ia Black Cowhide Travelling
Bags.
Special Friday $500
SACn ........ ~s>
Made of, black crepe grained
leather, with stitched corners,
good catches and locks. 1s-inch
size.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14

These pieces are slightly
mussed from handling. and many
have been left from speclal
sales. Included are vestees, col
lar and cuff sets. collars etc.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14

White Wash Materials
-4sS Yaxds White PA1Anna
Checks. SO inches wide; OF p.2c
fine quality. A yard. 500. NV
10 Pieces Waite LoaEcloth. 30
inches wide and with chamois
finish, finish; lo-yard piece $I.@
.1tSRfil
-2aO Yards kmRIl-Rize Check
Dtniities. ~ inches wide. IAr
Special, a yard ..........
-:,OO Yards Chiffon Batiste. A
inches wide. Fine quality with
silky iinish.. Regularly soc, S0c
special. Il yard ..........
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-14
Both Won,en and Children
May Share In These
Underwear Bargains

-67 .GhiIdr~a's Nnin.s,Dk suits.
romper style. the bottoms III
black, tan and blue. Sizes
ITO s. Special. 3 for sl.yv. 1Sr
ca.
-i48 ChijGiRen'S Cotton Rihbed
PANTS. medium weight. knee
length. Sizes Z to 1t. Spe- lSc
Ia Chlldren's Cotton Inion
Suits. various weights. qualities
and styles. Not all sizes in each
style. but Il general good 60
assortment. Special. ea... ~
--2ssS Ghildren's Hack Cotton
lni0oIne~. sizes and 4. IOc
special. Ell. .............. ~
-O0 Wonen's Cotton Ribbed
Corset Covers. high neck. long
sleeves. Sizes 80 and So only.
Seconds" special. for 1e-
$l.Uu, ed. wv
-08 Women's "Giuv-Silk" Vests,
bodice style. self straps, picot
edged. In pink. flesh col
or. orchid and honeydew. cIns
Special. ca. ........ p1.1O
-15o WOnsen's Glove Silk Vests
snd st~r-tns. the vests in bodice
style. ribbon straps; the step-ins
in very neat style. In pink. or
child. nile and honeydew. r1ns
Special, a garment ..... ~~s1O
kann's-Street Floor.