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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19
l1HFR CLASS LEAVES SKOWHEGAN
I|GH WITH CRED|TABLE EXERCISES
Graduation Alumni Banquet and Election
Prize Awards Earliest Classes

history up to the minute. when she
closed by saying Tonight we are
gathered here to show you one of the
prettiest scenes of the graduating
class"
Fair Play With Japan" was the
very timely theme which Kenneth
johnson Woodbury. employed in his
class Grafton. In this he considered
the Japanese immigration question.
and the present day wave of resent
ment, especially in California, for
the Japanese people He explained
and showed the problem of these
people, with splendid stage presence
and an able presentation of the stu
alton. He touched apon increasing
ownership of American land by rhe
Japanese, and their control over
farming lands and mercantile enter
prises, quoting the fact that there are
now nearly 10000 Japanese in Cali
fornia. He then pointed out various
reasons for exclusion of these people,
namely, because the population of
California is rapidly becoming vel
low, the conditions of labor and the
fact that the Japanese have plenty of
land at home. On the other hand.
the young orator advanced the idea
that there was a great argument used
by some that the Japanese should
come to America because of the very
fact that they work longer and for
(Coninued on Page Seven)
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plication of power to the home, TO the
small industries, and on the farm. At
the secretary's request DR.. Smith,
Immediately following the London
conference. will visit Denmark. and
possibly other countries, where there
has been special application and in
tensive use Of power in the home. in
dairying, and other detached indus
tries.
As a part OF its contribution to the
conference the members OF the Am
erican committee will present 81
papers. DR.. Smith is chairman at
the first session of the Section on
Power Resources. which meets July l.
Other delegates of the American com
mittee from the interior department
are John c. Hoyt, hydraulic engineer,
and H. W. Brooks. fuel engineer.
The American committee will sail
on the S. s. Scythia from New York
and Boston today and tomorrow re-
spectively.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19
Married Yesterday

Miss Hildred +. Moore of Caratunk
and Roland P. Russell of Skowhegan,
were married yesterday by Rev. Geo
Loring Thurlow, at the home OF the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Russell on the Lakewood road.
Miss Moore has been employed at
Brighton for the past two months and
Mr.. Russell is clerk at the New
Skowhegan House. graduating from
S. H. S. in the class of '22. The
bride wore white crepe de chine and
carried bouquet of white carnations.
Attending the couple were Miss Doro-
thy Dane and Carroll Beal. Following
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
left for a weeks visit at the brides
home in Caratunk. They are to make
their home for the present at the
Russell home. The double ring ser
vice was used and buffet lunch was
served following the ceremony. The
decorations in the living room were
green and white and pink and white
in the dining room
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19
How Shall Express my Appreciation

l was born in Somerset County;
no doubt I shall be buried within its
limits.
Until it was suggested to me that
might serve as sheriff, | never
dreamed of asking Somerset people,
my friends and seighbors, for recog-
milton in this way. OF course after
said | would be a candidate, was
very anxious to win and believed |
would, although no one knows about
these things until the voting is all
over. Now that it is, l realize how
many loyal friends | must have had.
Very many of them | know, but many
more perhaps l do not. | hope this
word will reach them all, and wish
it could convey the thanks and graft
tude, that | feel. OF course, In this
appreciation l want to remember my
comrades, the ex-service men, who
took SO much interest all the way
along, and who no doubt especially
share with me the pleasure of the
outcome.
JOHN w. HEALY
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WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT
VIII Reduce YOur Meat and Gr0cery
Bill from 269o to 500 When
Used Twice Daily

Why not eat to live rather than to
create disease. inefficiency and death i?
Be keen, vital. alert, capable, yigor-
Gus, young and full of the JOY and
optimism of life rather than dull, tired,
full OF aches. discouraged, disgrunt-
ed and disgusted.
Used and endorsed by doctors and
scientific men OF the highest stand
ing.
Sold in hermetically sealed l1-ouuce
sanitary tins (ample for four sery-
ings) of not less than one dozen Ia
24-day supply for one user as regular
use is essential to results, and de-
livered anywhere in Skowhegan,
$500 for l dozen
1920 for dozen
Guaranteed to improve the user
physically and mentally when used
twice daily for "a days or money re-
funded.
SANDERS g. SANDERS
JERRY F. COLE
Distributor
% Madison Ave
\. +. Tel. 2l6. Farmers 22-11
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! LEE SEAMANS, Valedictory
ItOrdance with the usual GUS
/ former graduates occupied
kserved for them and the class
marched to their seats in the
| the auditorium. Then came
Euates led by the class presi-
kander j. Perkins. Inyoca-
! offered by Rev. George Mer-
! the Bethany Baptist Church
! Cecilia's Orchestra directed
bbbott Kendall played a selec-
| The music by this group u
|rs was thoroughly appreciat-
! Skowhegan may well count
|mtlnate in having so skillful
legation of players for these
biar occasions.
Hiss Geneva Mae Belts fell the
b being class salutatorian and
Facefully did Miss Belts per-
Der duties. After a cordial
/, she referred to the class
[Gold Not Gilt which she in
hi as the keynote to success in
|fOr the class flower, the tulip,
y. Its bright eolors are a sign
|kpning life, and the cheerful
Which is soon to follow. It's
Of color makes us forget the
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19
Join the Parade

One of the features of Norridge-
wock's Fourth of July Celebration
will be an Industrial Parade. This
will provide an excellent opportunity
for merchants. manufacturers and
others to give their enterprises some
splendid publicity. Anyone in Som
erset County is eligible to participate
and the committee earnestly invites
entrances not only from Norridge-
wock but from other cities and towns.
For information write to James Hun
toon, chairman OF committee.
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|. an audience which more
e "a a. the seating capacity of the
asa an 0pera House, the class OF
4 |stsn tslowbeean High School, was
..5 With a program of unusual
''p rbo decorations which were
Nv Miss Pauline Eaton Oak,
\ =, coach. included one thousand
~ class flower, made by the
L'dsstes. while the young men
ss,.ibnted their share to the
L If tbe occasion by the max
W. several pillars which add
Iarh I Of the unusual to the set
Roxes of the many colored
cached completely across the
|, the stage. while large hang
|ssais Of these brilliant flowers
[orseous yellow lanters lent
harm to the overhead appear
Masses of vines trailed over
Isrs Altogether, with the
Eely gowned young woman and
tlsnt % Young men, this gradua-
l. one of the prottiest OF the
h of similar events in the
/ history.
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Wedding Journey by AlrplanS

The airplane owned by william A.
Turgeon of Auburn. Me. is being
given new coat of silver paint and
thorough overhauling, for in the
latter part OF the month he and Miss
Lucinda Narcotic will make their
wedding trip by airplanc, the first
honeymoon of the kind ever scheduled
for Maine so far as known.
Mr.. Turgeon has many friends in
this section. having been here for two
seasons to operate the seaplane at
Lake Wesserunsett.
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Thankful TO Many Friends, New and
Old

am writing this message on Mon
day for publication in next Thurs
days Reporter. At this hour, | don't
know how the contest is coming out;
by the time this is printed, | shall
known all about It, Whatever the
result, want to say that have
found more friends than | previously
knew about and all were very kind
and pleasant | know what | want
to say but can't just find words to say
it. So>far as am able to tell what
| mean, will say that thank you very,
very much I'm surely grateful and
| want you all to know 1t.
= Mrs Bernicc Castle
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19

"a 'i' DEL ., Salutdtofy
fess of old winter. Just as
brings happiness and. cheer
ne cold bleak months of win
can each OF us, If we will, like
" make sunshine in the many
n hearts about us" After
II 'he faculty and the school
|sna all others for their assist
le commented on the value of
years training. which were
us completed she reflected
u, ~ hopes for advancement and
We We only aim to do the common
VI IIe in an uncommon way.'
bessie Perle Webster, the
Oes Chose for her theme "Op-
" and presented thru the
'etSes Wonderful moral for
lug and right thinking. select
H., Isl smile, two paths, one
H.. ~. ana an. broad and light" and
=, s narrow and Rough, it
I,s,a LEILA Ethel Demo was the
',Srlan' wh,i and this is always a
A.. ."'cI The graduates them-
~ y i,ulensely interested, recall
4 !" ht aCeS the incidents of their
a,dn msn school together. Miss
aDSenled ,DS the history in year
a. S sns, won hearty recognition
(iv.o auuiehce. Accurate records
ana md ,'i 9i various functions and
MISS Demo brought her
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19

The Girl Scouts, accompanied by
their leader. Mrs Clyde Decker. will
go to Oquossoc, Sunday for a weeks
camping trip.
Miss Doris NJ Sylvester is in Bath
this week attending Commencement
at Morse High School She is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs Florence
Erskine, her cousin, James Erskine,
being one of the graduates
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19
/ Thank You

At the time of writing this message
of appreciation | do not know what
the outcome OF the contest will be.
Regardless of the result | wish to
take this opportunity to thank those
who so kindly assisted me in the CAM
paign. have made many new ac-
quaintances throughout the county
and their friendship | shall always
cherish.
Mrs. Josephine Goulette
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19
Dance ut East Madison

There will be an old fashioned
dance at East Madison Grange Hail.
Saturday evening, June 21, for the
benefit of the Grange. Ice cream
will be on sale during the dance.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19

The Band Concert at Lakewood for
next Sunday is to be given by the
Skowhegan Citizens Band instead of
by the Skowhegan Military Band, as
previously advertised on the fliers.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19

The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald {.
Marble. referred to elsewhere in this
'ssue has been named William Coker.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19

There will be dances at West Forks
every Saturday night during the sum
mcr..
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19

Saturday at C. w Day and Son S,
fig bars Ia cents pound.
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TO the Voters of Skowhegan: :
Thanks.
Very truly yours.
1w24 BLIN W. PAGE
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19

We the undersigned optometrists of
Skowhegan have agreed to close our
Offices at noon on Saturdays until
September LIST.
J. R. PHILBRICK
L. ". SYMONS 2w2J
The Washington times., 1924-11-20
81 Children's Overalls,
Friday Only, SIC


SO blue or tan denim cloth, red
trimmed, long or short sleeves.
Sizes % to 8.
Children's 81 Bath Robes,
Friday Only, SIC
so light and dark figured pat
terms. Sizes 2 to s.
zoe Panty Dresses,
Friday Only, SIC
65 Gingham and Chambray
Panty Dresses. Sizes 2 to 6,
Palais Royal bargain Basement
81 Children Rompers,
Friday Only, SIC
100 Black Sateen Rompers,
piped and embroidered. Sizes
2 to 6years.
$1.79 Baby Bunting Robes,
Friday Only, $l.S7
4 Baby Robes, closed buttons
and hood attached; white, trim
med in pink or. blue.
PaIais ROyal-Bargain Basement
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Art NeedIework
Friday Specials,
DRY WeII'' Towels,
Friday Only, 3 for s.

DRY Well" Towels,
Friday Only, 3 for 81
Just received a new shipment Of these
ever popular towels in large sizes. The
designs are unusual and easily embroid-
cred. The hemstitched hens are in lovely
shades OF rose blue and orchid.
Scarf, Center and 3-Piete
Buffet Sets,
Friday Only, ; pieces for 97c
Two splendid designs stamped on su-
perior quality Of white daisy bleach To
be embroidered In gay colors. These
dining room sets make acceptable gifts.
Luncheon and Bridge Sets,
Friday Only, SSc
Five-piece SETS One ssinch cover and
four napkins. Stamped on excellent quail
ity of white art linene., This fabric is
worthy of the loveliest hand work. Teapot
designs.
PaIais Royal-MAin Floor
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Sanford Seamless Administer Rugs
Heavy deep pile. in Oriental and con-
ventional designs.
size 8 x12 IT. .$37.5O--Friday only
Size SAx1Oh IT,. .$34.95-Friday only
Rugs for Smaller Rooms
Administer; in a variety Of style color
Size exc. $500. .slssS, Friday only
Colored Door Mats
Friday Only, Csc
No. size. in extra quality Of cocoa
fiber.
Rag Rugs,
Friday Only, 79c
Hit-and,miss style. Extra heavy quality.
Size 26x50 inches.
Armstrong Inlaid Lnoleum,
Friday Only, CSC square yard
Remnant lengths up to 10 square yards
Of the $3.50. $1.75 and $195 quality.
Palais ROyal-SecOnd Floor.
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soc Children's WooI-Mixed Hose,

sec Children's WooI-Mixed Hose,
Friday Only, Acc
Boys and Girls q Wool Mixed Hose,
with attractive fancy tops Black, Gray,
Heather, Brown, Camel and Oxford Sizes
I to 10, all perfect.
$l.5O Boys and Girls AlI-WOol Hose,
Friday Only, $l.39
ATWOOD q Hose, in attractive two
toned mixtures with smart fancy roll tops.
Also fun length Wool Hose, two way
worn, either long or short. Sizes to 10.
79c to 81 Women's Silk Sport Hose,
Friday Only, CSC
Women's silk Fibre Hose, medium weight,
black and colors.
Women's SILK and Cotton English Ribbed
Sport Hose, two-toned, in tan, brown,
Oxford and gray.
Women's Wool Mixed Hose. in brown.
heather and camel, two-toned and plain.
linda Hose flesh colored wool, full
length with feet. All first quality.
Boys and Girls 29c to 35c Socks
and Stockings,
Friday Only, 2 for SOC
Boys Double Knee Full Length Hose,
in black and brown
Children's Fine Ribbed and English
Ribbed Full Length Hose, in black, white,
brown, tan, birch and camel. Also two
toned mixtures, in brown, tan and gray.
All perfect Sizes I to 10.
Palals RoyaI-NIain Floor
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Friday Only, $50
ChiIdren's Csc Hosiery,

ChiIdren's Csc Hosiery.
Friday Only, 3 pair soc
Wide Flat Rib Sport Stock,
ings, double heel, toe and sole.
Sizes z to 9h. Irregulars.
Wool Mixed Sports Hose,
Friday Only, 59c
women's. English Rib Sports
Stockings, double heel, toe and
sole. In brown, tan, mode and
heather shades; in green and
blue. Sizes S1s to 10. First
quality.
Boys 81 Union Suits,
Friday Only, 72c
Fleece Lined Cotton Suits,
high neck, long sleeves and
ankle length. Large sizes, IL,
IA and 16 years.
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Friday Specials ,
Woodbury's CSC Facial Creams.
Friday only, tube. ..........1 lie
15c Hygienal Sterilized Cleans
ing Towels, 20 to a package.
Friday only, for. .1Sc
29c Odorono; small size. Fri
day only, bottle. ..........! .21c
Frostilla, bottle. .........,... Ale
PaIais ROyal-Main Floor
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Soc to 81 Novelty Jewelry,
Friday Only, 39c
1000 pieces OF novelty jewelry, odd lots
from an importer Consisting Of bracelets,
brooches, bar pins, cuff links and many
other interesting articles
81 to $3.50 Bead Necklaces,
Friday Only, SEE
Beautiful cube, cylinder and novelty cut
bead necklaces in uniform and graduated
styles; 80 to so inch lengths
81 to $3.50 Odd Jewelry,
ri Friday Only, 81
Odds and ends from regular stock, jet
bar pins, brooches, scarf pins and othcI
novelties.
Sterling Silver Salt and Peppers,
Friday Only, $2.95 set
Solid sterling silver individual salt and
peppers Six pieces to set with velvet lined
gift box.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
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Hair Nets,
Friday Only, IL for Csc
Women's. Made of real human
hair, cap shape, in black, blonde
and all shades of brown.
Suede Fabric Gloves,
Friday Only, 49c
Women's Suede-finish Gloves,
2-button length, with embroid-
cred backs. Black, brown, gray,
tan or mode. Sizes 6 to Ga.
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s4.ss Plaid Blankets,

SRSSO ! 8AAU OAO1AA6SO1
Friday Only, $4.69 pair
7Ox84 inches. Block patterns
Of gold, blue, lavender, gray,
tan and pink. Long napper
quality.
SIC to 7Sc Silk and
Cotton Fabrics,
Friday Only, SIC yard
SO inches wide. Plain and
figured silk crepes for waists
and dresses. Also draperies and
foundation silks, in a large as
sortment of colorings. Lengths
2h to is yards each.
ChiIdren's 81 Union Suits,
Friday Only, 79c
Fleeee-lined Cotton Union
Suits, high neck, long sleeves
and ankle length, with drop
seat. 2 to IL years.
SOC Bandeaux,
Friday Only, Csc
Odd lot, hook-back style.
Made Of novelty material with
elastic in back. Pink or white.
Sizes "a to A.
Palais ROyal-E
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Drastic Reductions in Elaborate

0AUOO SO8SO
% $500 Handsome Black Bolivia Dress
Coat with natural squirrel col SIG. IN
lar Size AN. Friday only OVOsOO
~ $500 Black Bolivia Dress Coat with
sable dyed squirrel collar Size eco IN
50M. Friday only. ............. WONsVV
a. $500 Seal Brown Bolivia Coat
with nutria collar. Size 50h. eco XII
Friday only. ............s.....
a. S165 KAtfir Brown Coat, Cuer de Iaine
suedelike cloth, with handsome Jap minx
collar, cuffs and border around @19E M
bottom. Friday only. .,.. WAOOsVW
a. $500 Ensemble Suit, fashioned of
black veldyne, marmink shawl collar and
border at the bott9m of dress. exc Sfl
Friday only. Observation-Disclosures. WVVeOV
l0 $500 Fur-trimmed Sports @10 Efi
Coats. Friday only. ........ WAVsVV
(2) $3.50 1907 Green Carnel's
Hair Sports Coats. Size 16. Fri 600 Rfl
day only: ..........;......
t2l $3.50 Gray Flamingo @1O R(l
Sports Coats. Friday only ...... WAO'OV
go Ianyin Green Bolivia Dress Coats.
sizes a. r T. and on Is; Greatly re- S29.50
Q4) $7.95 Navy Blue Pleated &c OK
Novelty Silk Slkirts9 Friday only VVeWW
PaIais ROyaEThird Floor.
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$2.25 Ostrich Edging,
Friday Only, $l.95 yard

Ostrich Edgihg for dancing frocks,.
scarfs and negIigees, the popular
curied finished edge, in black, white
and evening shades.
Palais Royal Main Floor.
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Thread Silk Hose,
Friday Only, S9c
Full-fashioned Thread silk,
with high spliced heel. Black
only.
Women's 25e Sports Hose,
Friday Only, 3 pair Soc
English Rib Cotton Sports
Hose, in heather shades, brown
or gray. Sizes 9 and 91s. r.
regulars.
Women's sec Isle Vests,
Friday Only, z for Acc
Wonen,s Fine Rib Lisle Vests,
built-up or bodice style. Low
neck and sleeveless. Irregulars.
wafm RasamAmR
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zoe Cotton ChaIIie,
Friday Only, Ice yard
So inches wide in large assortment of
Persian patterns used for recovering AM
making new comfortables.
29c Turkish Bath Towels,
Friday Only, 24c
s. SO dozen Turkish Towels, choice of ali
white or blue bordered. Good absorbent
quality. Large size.
Palais Royal-Second Floor.
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81 WOmen's Fiber Silk Vests,
Friday Only, 79e
Low Neck Fiber silk Vests, bodice style,
plain ana fancy ribbed. Colors: Peach. pink,
white. orchid and maize. Good quality,
all sizes.
81 Women's Union Suits,
Friday Only, Zee
Low Neck Ribbed Union Suits, knee
length, FAN weight, regular and extra
sizes.
81 Children's Sleeping Garments,
Friday Only, 89c
Children's Gray Sleeping Garments, drop
seat style, with feet. Ages to 8 years.
81 to $1.2S Boys Fleeced
Union Suits,
Friday Only, SOC
Warm, neeced.' high neck. long sleeve,
ankle length. Ages to 16 years. First
The PaIais RoyaI-Ndain Floor.
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500 Imported Draw.String
Bead Bar. $50

Hand crochet, beautiful colofings
and designs, dark Of light crystal
beads, crochet tops with TX twisted
sec Black Enamel Leather Belts,
Friday Only, 44r
and { inch black enamel leather
belts. Palais RoyaE-Main Floor.
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$50 Onits Hat Bags,
Friday Only, $2.SS

Made or heavy black enamel cloth.
lined with broraded satesn. sides Of
stiff construction to protect shape Of
hat. simple but effective locking dc.
vice. Holds any size hat. overnight
apparel, also toilet requisites.
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Hand Made Chemise,
Friday Only, Csc

Hand Made Chemise,
Friday Only, Csc
Small lot of Porto Rican En-
velope Chemise, all handmade,
with dainty drawn and embroid-
cred yokes.
$1.9S Jersey Top PetticOats,
Friday Only, $l.59
Petticoats, made of silk jersey
with pleated flounce of English
sateen in contrasting colors.
Novelty PetticOats,
Friday Only, $l.29
Regular values SITS and $3.50.
Lot of Novelty Petticoats, made
of Liberty Loom, in floral pat
terms. Full extra sizes.
Women's Knit Petticoats,
Friday Only, Soc
Warm Knit Petticoats, in
practical shades. Some with
contrasting borders.
Children's Knit Petticoats,
Friday Only, 29c
Warm Knit Petticoats for
children. Colors with white
cambria waist bands. Sizes to
IA years.
Palais Bargain Basement
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Csc Outing Flannel,
Friday Only, l9c yard
Firmly woven nap SO inches wide, in
attractive patterns in stripes with light
backgrounds.
45c Madras Shirting,
Friday Only, sec
32 inches wide, plain and fancy striped
Rayon artificial silk in large assert.
ment Of patterns.
Palais ROyaI-Second Floor.
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Women's Knit Petticoats,
Friday Only, SOC
ChiIdren's Knit PetticOats,
$l.29 Boys Wash Suits,
Friday Only, &c

81 MILDLY or button
on style, all colors.
braid trimmed. Sizes
3 to 8.
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Sheet Blankets,
Friday Only, 7sc

54x6O and 72x81
inches. Heavy mapped
quality, in gray, white
and tan. Stitched
edges. Some soiled,
and irregular weaves.
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SIS 4. & G. and May 0 Elastic
CirdIes,
Friday Only, " Priee

NonIacing girdles for average Or
stout figures; 16-inch lengths: panels
OF coutil with reinforced sections coul-
bined with inserts Of surgical web
hing; sizes 70 to 3S.
Palais Royal Third Floor.
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Gold Seal CongoIeum and
Wahona Art Squares
Specially priced for Friday SELL
ing. Perfect goods in one-piece
without border.
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So to $3.50 Imported Gloves,
Friday Only, $2.45 pair
Imported Glace Gloves, novelty styles.
short fancy cuffs, perforated frills, turn
back, embroidered, ETC., in colors, black
and white. Broken sizes.
S. to $3.50 Kid Gloves,
Friday Only, $1.9S pair
French Glace Kid Strap Wrist Gauntlets.
pique sewn, crochet embroidered stitch
ings, in wanted colors, russell, tan. brown,
beaver, mode. black, white. gray, white
and white with black. All sizes In lot,
but not in each color.
81 Glace Kid Gloves,
Friday Only, 81 pair
Odds and ends Of 2-clasp Glace Kid
Gloves, In white, black and black with
white sewing and stitching. Mostly small
sizes, 51h,t 5&, and 6A.
Fabric Gloves,
Friday Only, CSC pair
Fabric Gloves, short novelty cuff, strap
wrist and 2-clasp, in wanted colors and
white-some turn back embroidered cuffs.
Broken Sizes
The PaIajs ROyal-NIain Floor.
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ChiIdren's 81 Union Suits,
Friday Only, 79c

Palsis ROyaI--BarEain Basement
The Washington times., 1924-11-20

Palais Royal Bargain Basement
The Washington times., 1924-11-20
$l.9S Jersey Top Petticoats,
Friday Only, $l.59

Petticoats, made of silk jersey
with pleated flounce of English
sateen in contrasting colors.
The Washington times., 1924-11-20

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