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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-11
REUNION DE OFICIALES DE
RESERVA

La pr6xima reunion regular de la
Association de Oficiales de Reserva,
Capftulo de Puerto Rico, tendra lu-
gar en- el Club de los Ofciales, 65 de
Infanteria, Ballaja, San Juan, Puer-
to Rico, las $500 de la noche, sa-
bado, diciembre '13, 1924.
Todos los Oficiales del Ej6reito Re-
gular, Guardia Nacional, Y las Re-
servas Organizadas, quedan invita-
dos.
Ell siguiente programa ha sido pre-
parade:
1.-Corta session. Il ne
2.-Mdsica por la orquesta, SIS de
Infanteria.
3.-Conferencia por ell Captain A.
L. Tuttle, 65 de Infanterfa. sobre
LA Batalla del Somme, Primera
Ease.
4.-Cigarros ponche.
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Hidalgo, No. 100.


De pals en- pals Sc esparcen las nue.
vas de las curaciones notables que LIS
re la Anticalculina Ebrey. Los viajerr-
usvan la noticia por todo ell orbe la
famS de dicho medicamento Sc esta ex-
fendiendo de America a Eurora, Asia
y Africa.
Los ingredientes que forman Ia AM
calculina Ebrey son puramente ycseta-
les, de los mas valiosos conocidos Io-
Ia ciencia medica Y clio Sc debe el
gran exito alcanzado en- la curaci6n de
Intermediates de los rifiones vejiga.
81 esta I'd. enfermo de los riffones
gel n1gaoo, de Ia veJ1ga, no aguarA
LOS tempo. Pongase en- cura 10 ma
pronto possible con el gran medicameA
to conocido con Ell nombre de Antical
culina Ebrey y las Pildoras Laxativas
Ebrey (famosas para curar ell estrehi-
miento) Sc pueden conseguir en- todas
las boticas. ssaAs
Anticalculina Ebrey sc vende en- IL
Guido y en- pastillas. Direcciones para
usarse en- cada frasco.
81 sufre usted de dyspepsia indi-
,cstiones, Sc recomiendan para estos
casos las Pastillas Digesitvas Ebrey.
Famosas para engordar.
Solicitelas en- las buenas farmacias
D escriba a Ebrey Chemical Works, Sc
West Broadway, NCw York, y I've le
nformara donde puede obtenerlas.
Advt
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--INF O r NJ A CION GENERAL
NOTAS EDITORIALES
FL CISMA REPUBLICO-SOCIALlSTA

Exceptuando posibidad bastante ejana improbable
certo de peitO electoral pOdemos dec ell
nieipio Juan que hablan agunos,
esa defnitvamene canada los Coaicionistas sera
entrante Pero los electOres
fueron las depositar opinion vOtaron soamene
nmero mitado de hOmbres de estOs depende
hOra quenes sern los Ocuparan hasa los mas puenOs
puestOs en- la administration.
para puesOs pGbcos.
La Coac6n de dos pardo dferenes muchas da ell
de plaza hay vrO asprantes de bando
que no ene nngn merto que agar sea va su unfos en-
e fOrO habdad tribune escror, mil mas,
la Influenza ene deermnadOs electOres La amis
tad tambien uega un gran pape amparados de ella hay
quen pretenda mas absurdas stuac6n
cada cua ra lado los ndviduOs quenes los
parc6n de los puestOs p1bcOs haan que Don
Roberto H. Todd Acalde eleco la fOrzOsa vic
TINA de las mas de estas intrigas politicas
Nosotros comprendemos la buena 6 buen deseo de-
ben sentr los aspran drr San Juan desde los
tos tratan de obener amb@n ceO bue
ma buen deseo nnguna parte asuntOs de
tandole 10 que necesitamos actuadad mejOr
siempre todas horas hombres cuaesquera
eOs No FulanO pOrque gan6 ell ColegO
nnguno cuyo tan negative como ell de esos Los
puesOs administrative deben cartas de
sonales
AL vejo Ayuntamieno entrara denro POGO un nuevo
Alcade readad e veo Alcade que largo tempo
fue Ell eecuvo de la cudad los imos
este Alcade debe hacer que administration
de la cnfanza Otorga Los puestOs deben
por meOres hombre socastas repubicanos
puros; repartc6n que cabO no debe
renar la regla del ano cento fijo eva los amb
Don Roberto H. Todd tenemos dudas respecto
tiene Sucente enereZa caracter
tr mpOsciOnes de sujeOs qunes 6 les
dad Mas de OdOs
haceTle saber eStaremOS de adO Siempre
talcOsa intene 81 Coalici6n divide va
menzado dividrse dferencas de opinion
to de los puesOs pOdremos que tildar
de arrivas quenes e nteres S0bre ell
estar del pueblo es cansadO de ucha po
Utica quleren directories que 10 guen e camnO del
gresO la prosperidad.
No deben Oydar los cOacOnistas de verdad los
chan ideas cheques rencas de cIa
ell Pardo Sociaista solo acompanado
del PardO Republican, PuerOrrquenO ha presentadO un
cuadro basane trste umamente puebos que
pOder perddOs tan prOnO ceebaban cleo
Clones Ponce FaardO Guayama ejemplos patenes
elIO 81 San Juan 10 mismO ell desasre
mas complete
POr los directories deben esfOrzarse deben
vida cOraZ0n" asuntO decadO evar
NADIA levan, chismeS que hacen
los fundamentals s6dOs debe Oda agrupac6n
pueblo quier uchas eses sObre quen ocupar
ningun puestO particular, sOcalsa
veo 10 quere los ev6 gobernar lie
cuena de acuacOnes la primera medida para
final de periodic pueda presenar labor noble
al pueblo, es pOniendO en- los puestOs genie apta.
VOlvemOs decirlO. Siempre Don Roberto Fl. Todd
tenga uchar contra asprantes que
ndefectiblemente a lado.
Lo importante servr al pueblo todo 10 po
Utica hueca.
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San Juan.

PAEIS, Die. 9. Omitted Press )-El
gobierno de Francia usando de medidas
verdaduramente drasticas, debido los
iiltimos acontecimientos ocurridos en-
Faris de caracter comunista, ha comen-
zado . expulsar del territorio frances
a todos los extranjeros que de manera
alguna Sc hayan inmiscuido en- asuntos
de indc,e revolucionaria en- la naci6n.
va han sido expulsados mas de qui-
nientos extranjeros. Ell Gobierno seg1n
indicios que recibiera de los agentes
polciacos, informa que Sc ha compro-
Eedo que Ell peligro rojo que amenaza
a Francia viene del exterior y que las
que usaran para cmobatirlo Sc
ran dlasticas en- extreme.
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terra Sc refiere, Sc proponen presen-
tar informe a los delegados la Con-
ferencia comerciar el dia 16 de este
mes.
Los otros apartados del tratado
han sido discutidos y aprobados, que
dando tan solo pendiente de solucion
los impuestos que ambas naciones
lmpondran los materiales ferreos
en- las aduanas.
JAMAs EsTA PERDIDo
un objeto hasts que un annncio en-
FL. MuNpO no Sc Ia. devuelya p.
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Agente General:
PEDRO MOREL
Ponce
EL CAFE DIE PUERTO RIc0

Ell CAFE DE PUERTO RICO
Ell Departamento de Agriculture
y Trabajo nos informa que segdn ca
bic recibido del Agregado Comercial
en- Ia Embajada Americana de Cuba,
las cotizaeiones de cafe de Puerto
Rico en- aquel mercado son como ST.
que:
Repilado $4,000 c. i. f.
Selecto 41.0O c. l. f.
Superior 1880 c. i. f.
Quintales de 46 kilos
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trip from Niagara Falls.

Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 3O.-Pro-
fessor John Adams Taylor of the
University of North Dakota who
drowned in Niagara river and whose
body was identified last night, had
suffered nervous breakdown before
being granted years leave of abb
sence year ago.
He had planned to take advanced
work at the University of Michigan
and had been abroad for sometime
as conductor of a group of tourists.
He is believed to have been returning
from Europe to his wife's home in
Cincinnati preparatory to rcsuming
his work here in September.
He was married to Miss Almira
Jewett, former instructor in painting
and drawing at the University Of
North Dakota, three years ago. Prof.
Taylor had been connected with the
university since 1910 as associate
professor of English and public
speaking.
Mr.. Taylor secured his bachelors
degree and Master of Arts deurcc ri
Amherst, was instructor in English
and Oratory at Mercersburg Academy,
Pennsylvania, in 1906-O7 and was
acting professor of public speaking
at Miami University in 19O9-1O.
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JOHNSON PUTS
SENATORS UP
STILL HIGHER
Detroit Goes Down a Peg in
Scale at Hands of
St. Louis
HORNSBY is HURT
Vance Adds to Strike Out
Record; Now Stand
At 2O2

Chicago, Aug. O.-Washngton,
with the veteran Walter johnson in
the box, increased it's lead over the
Yanks for the first honors in the
American League by detecting the
contenders 5 to 1 yesterday. John
son, after pitching great ball for
innings, was forced to retire in the
eighth when he stopped a hit ball
with his hand. He struck out seven
men, getting Muesel three times.
Goslin got home run and two
singles.
st. Louis took Detroit down a peg
yesterday by defeating them in Il
double header. The Tigers took the
short end of to o md tc 6 scores.
Uhle out pitching Robinson today
won for Cleveland over Chicago by
"a to score.
Ehmke pitched effectively against
Philadelphia today and Boston won
its third straight games 5 to /.
Ehmke famed seven men.
DazZy Vance today struckout 8 men,
putting his strike out record at POP
or five more than his 1923 record. 1t
! was his eleventh straight victory and
his pitching enabled Brooklyn to win
3 to /.
Two two-baggers in the ninth one
by Morrison and the other by Carey
gave Pittsburgh a victory over Gin
cinnati yesterday, 5 to A.
st. Louis, hitting for extra bases
NO ste rdaV defeated thp CubS - IN r
Hornsby retired from the game be-
cause of wrenched back and Blades,
who took his place, got homer in
in the fourth.
Boston batted its way to victory
over Philadelphia yesterday to 4
Seven Of Boston's II hits were for
extra bases.
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TAYLOR
OF STATE j
IS DROWNED

Niagara Fails, N. Y, Aug. 3O.-The
body of man taken from the Mia
CARA river at Lewiston last week was
identified last night as Prof. John
Adams Taylor, instructor of English,
University of North Dakota, Grand
Forks, N. d.
Prof. Taylor was 40 years old and
married
The Identification was made by w.
r. Taylor of Westford, Mass, Il
brother, and Frederick A. Snow of
Lowell, Mass, brother-in-law. Pro
fessor Taylor was on his way to
his wiPe's home in Cincinnati. Rela-
tives advance the theory that he fell
from a Toronto boat while on a side
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-30
RUTH LEADS
LEAGUE IN
HITTING
HOrnsby Is at Head of List
In The National
League
SLUMPS ARE SHOWN
Neun Tops Association But
Is in Danger of Los
ing Out

Chicago, Aug. 3O.-(By the A. P.)
AS the pennant aspiring Yankees
swing into the final stretch of the
pennant race, Babe Ruth, with his
famous bat, today virtually has Civ
en- up hope of cclipsing his record
of SO homers, which he had hoped
to surpass before the finish of the
1924 season.
Ruth, however, finds solace in the
fact that he appears almost certain
of annexing the 1924 batting cham
pionship of the American league.
The Bambino, although suffering
slight slump, leads by wider mar
gin than he had week ago, for his
nearest competitors for the premier
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INDEPENDENTS
FINISH FIRST
SPEECHES
LaFOllette and Wheeler Con-
fer on Points to be Con.
tinued in Talks

Washington. Aug. 30.-Putting lin
ishing touches on their Labor day
speeches, Sen. La Toilette, lndepen-
dent candidate for President, and his
running mate Sen. Wheeler of Mon
tana, today consulted with each 9TH
err and advisors with rega.d to the
subject matter they planned to en-
phasize. Mr.. Wheeler outlined the
points he will stress in his speech
Monday noon on the Boston Com
mons, which will open the campaign,
and gave the gist Of other speeches
cities.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

bagging homers. He has connected
with twenty-five. Reb Russell of
Columbus is next in line with nine
teen.
Other leading batters: Kruger,
indianapolis 1852; Brooks, Columbus
348; Smith, Louisville BAT; Bell,
Milwaukee, BAG; Murphy Columbus
.343: Russell, Columbus $40; Krike,
Minneapolis $40; Christenbury, In
dianapolis .339.
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SWISS GLACIERS
ARE RECEDING

Bcrne, Aug. 30.-Scientific obser-
vations seem to show that the Swiss
glaciers are receding. The advance
during the last ten years has come
to stop. From 100 observations
taken last year, IS glaciers were
found to be receding and only IS ad-
vancing, whereas in 1916, GO out of
100 were creeping forward.
The last great period of retrogrcs-
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en- miles south of Mandan. If his
threshing reports can be considered
indicative of the returns to be cx-
pected from the entire region, the
damage will have been nil. Keidel
has just finished threshing 80 acres
of wheat which was badly rusted,
and which yielded 80 1-2 bushels per
acre, and graded No. | dark Northern.
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New Mems Store

Holt & Johnsrud, 1O7-4th St. will
formally open their mems store Tues
day, September second. Mr.. Arthur
Holt has been in business in Miles
City, Montana for seventeen years.
Mr.. r. l.. Johnsrud has been with the
Cappcr store at Minneapolis for five
years
The Company will handle the kup-
penheimer line of mems ready to
wear.
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$4,000. 4O7 18th St. Phone SOW.
se s-@. 8-3O-3t
Electric Cookery.
Is Better Cookery.

If you want to buy a home
or farm see the Investors
Mortgage Security Co. Phone
1873. Office with First Guar
anty Bank.
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American Association
Results Yesterday
National League

Cincinnati A; Pittsburgh 5
st. Louis ~; Chicago 5.
New York /; Brooklyn 8.
Boston 6; Philadelphia 4.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms in new
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WINCHESTER repeating. IL guage
shot gun offered in trade for a
IL or 20 guage Winchester or
Remington repeating shot gun.
Box 308. 8-30-3t
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FOR RENT-A furnished modern
six room and bath apartment in
Guiding three bedrooms. To be
rented for one year. Phone 4l9
5000
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American League

Philadelphia /; Boston ;.
Washington ); New York
Chicago 4; Cleveland >.
Detroit O-6; st. Louis 81.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
in a quiet comfortable home. Ready
for occupancy Wednesday. 400
5th St. Phone 512-R.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 80, 1924

fit complete, engine and separator.
Cheap. Bismarck Realty Co., over
Bismarck Bank Bldg. 8-3O-3t
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BLACK RUST
DID LITTLE
DAMAGE

Mandan, Aug. 30.--Black rust on
wheat did little damage to the crops
heer, according to John Keidel, sew
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American Association
Columbus 5; indianapolis 6.
Toledo .; Louisville ).
Others not scheduled.
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honors have slipped even more dan
gerOusly than the Babe.
The averages, including games of
Wednesday. reveal Ruth hitting
.39l, a decline Of five points in a
week. Jameson Of Cleveland, rum
ming second, is batting .349, three
point gain, while Bib Falk OF Chi
cago, dropped three points to .34S
for third place. Ty Cobb is sharing
fourth place with Boone of Boston,
each with an average of BAT.
After going almost two weeks
without sailing the fences. Ruth
managed to negotiate two homers,
bringing his record to forty. The
Babes admirers figure that it is
next to impossible for him to con-
meet with twenty in the declining
weeks Of the season, which would
be necessary for him to surpass his
record.
Eddie Collins, the Chicago veter-
an, is showing no inclination of
slowing up in base stealing. His
record Of "a remains the high mark.
Other leading batters: Collins, Chi
cago .3335; Sheely, Chicago .355;
Speaker, Cleevland .3333; Bassler.
Detroit $685. Archdeacon, Chicago
1888; Heilmann, Detroit 1923; Wyatt,
Cleveland .32s.
When President Heydler Of the
National league referred to Rogers
Hornsby as the greatest batter in
The major leagues, Hornsby's answer
20 that compliment was batting
rampage that brought his remark
able average up to .42s. The St.
Louis star, playing nine games dur
ing the week. went to bat 36 times
and made 90 hits, six of them home
runs. He also registered his one
hundredth run for the season.
Hornsby's average is the result Of
1877 hits in 1870 games. He has sue
ceeded in stretching his hits for
total Of 327 bases. He has made
% home runs, - triples and 80 dou-
bles. He is only superior in home
run hitting in the league is Jack
Fourier Of Brooklyn, who has con
HSN.S' Will twenty-five.
Cuyler Of Pittsburgh, who ranks
next to Hornsby in batting, lost a
few points during the week. drop
ping to $50. Wheat of Brooklyn is
third with 1867, with Youngs of New
York fourth with .346
Carey of the Pirates, the leading
base stealer, is out in front with 81 l.,
followed by Cuyler with twenty
five.
Other leading batters: Fournier,
Brooklyn .344; Roush, Cincinnati,
343; Bresslcr, Cincinnati .343; Kel-
ley, New York, 1929; Frisch, New
York .324; Blades, St. Louis 1924;
Bottomley, st. Louis 1923; High,
Brooklyn BIT.
John Neun, st. Paul first base
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Northern Pacific
Is First Choice
Aberdeen Traveller Pays Tribute
To Dining Car Service

ABERDEEN, Wash. Aug. 11.-"Hav-
ing in recent months travelled on eight
different roads. ] may sa" your service
surpasses any of the others writes
Robert G. Hartley to the Northern Pa
cifc Railway "The dining staff was
courteous and efficient. the food was tho
best and cooked and served in way TO
evoke the highest praise from patrons.
Many fellow travellers expressed aston
ishment at the excellence Of the cuisine
offered at such reasonable prices.
1.-THE entire train stan Invariably
were eager to serve the passengers
and minister to their comfort In
every way possible. Suffer this
word Of praise from one who thor
Oughly enjoyed the days while q
guest of your railroad"
Those "famously good" meals OF the
Northern Pacific always are enjoyed
along with observation and lounge cars.
library and writing facilities. barber and
valet services. This Is the route OF the
North Coast Limited"--one of Americas
finest trains. Low round trip rates now
effective. good returning until Oct. g.
Ask your Northern Pacific Agent. (SO)
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John Neun, st. Paul first base
man, appears to be in danger Of
losing the batting leadership of the
American Association, unless his hit
ting improves. Dresser of St. Paul
and Earl Smith of Minneapolis
threaten to supplant him from the
position he has held almost since
the start of the season.
Ncun, falling into a. slump, drop
ped off in percentage until his bat
ting hit the 1863 mark. Smith and
dresser arc tied with 1862, with
Brief of Kansas City batting 1856
for third place. Neun, however, is
still safe in stolen base honors with
45 to his credit, while Elmer Smith
of Louisville, continues to lead in
Evening star., 1924-07-10
Eyes This Way! Opportunities! July Sales Storewide!

Vacationists! Stay.at.Homeists! Here are
values to keep you cool. All have their prices
clipped. Remember that July Sales are
storewide-every department PARTICIPATES
and tomorrow, augmented by special week
end opportunities" the store fairly bristles
with bargain plums. The amount you save
depends entirely upon yourseH-for the
savings are here! Storewide!
Evening star., 1924-07-10
1sza5 "a 8aSsX8sW WS1s285 a. Xs485XsfXsW
Clearance
WOnen's Cool
UndermusIinS
GOO) Gowns and

O0O) Gowns and
ChemiSe. S1.OO - Main
sook, trimmed with lace,
embroidery or in tai
lored styles. Sol | e d
from display. Formerly
s1.50 and s1.95. GJ 0R
Fridays price DI'oo
(75) 6 he mi Sc,
S1.69-Batiste and main
sook. Soiled from han
ding. Lace trimmed;
b il t-up and strap
styles. For
erly SOS. O.. 20
Fridays price DA'o1
(10O) PetticOatS,
S5c-Sateen and muslin,
many : h d wproof.
Formerly s1.5O
and S1.95. Fri o.
days price. ocC
600 tep-ins,
$1.69-Sflk crepe de
chine, in flesh color.
Formerly 1895. G16Q
Fridays price Sl.O1
(75) G n e m S e,
S2.68-Crepe de chine.
A few gowns included.
Slightly soiled. Lace
trimmed. Form erly
S2.s5 and S3.95. 80 20
Fridays price p@'oI
(o5) Env eIope
Chemise, 95c-Philippine
and Porto Rican styles.
Hand embroidered and
hand scalloped. Lace
trimmed or tail red
style of muslin. Former
ly $3.50 and $1.95. OK
Fridays price. -. |oC
(o5) kirt and
Drawer Combinations,
S9c-Crepe and main
sock. Brok EN- sizes.
F o m erly s1.95
and $3.50. Fri OA
days price oIC
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-07-10
House FrOcks
and Uniforms

O o. II o u s e
Fr0cks, $3.50 Batiste,
wolfe, lawn, 6 n g h a m
and lin e n. Formerly
1895 to s7.95. CD 90
Fridays price @~'C1
White Uniforms,
x1.7o-Good grade fab
ric. Soiled from han
ding, but a laundering
rencws their freshness.
Broken sizes. Formerly
1895 to $3.50. C1 20
Fridays price @AsI
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-07-10

LtfLSH Dept.
Friday Specials
Mercerized Table,
cloths. S8c-H e m m d
and ready for use. Good
assortment of designs.
Size 5Sx5S inches. QOc
Fridays price. -.
Line II uc k
Tow 75c - Hem
stitched; firm weave;
good weight: floral bor-
ders: pure blue. Size
20x36 inches. Fri TO
days price $500. "
Birds Eye, $l.5o
piece-27-inch Red Dia-
mond; good h eavy
weight. Formerly $500.
Fridays price, GJ 20
10-yard piece. Ao
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-07-10
Stamped Art
NeeneuCOrk

Dresses, 0Sc-trgdnd
in white, orchid, blue
and pink or fancy dotted
null in rose. Made up,
ready for wearing. In
simple design. Sizes .
to 4. Fridays Q3c
price .......... Nv
Children's Dresses,
49c-Peach, mais. blue
or b r o W n linene,
stamped for dainty en-
broidery. Only one seam
to be sewn to finish. :,
4 and 6 years. 40c
Fridays price,. ~
Buffet Sets, I5c-
White or natural colo-
art cloth, sta mped in
several designs. 10
Fridays price. Ioc
Dresser Scarfs, 7oC
Fine linen or jewel
cloth. Stamped and fin
ished with 4-inch cluny
or filet mesh lace, 1Sxo4
inches Fridays 70c
price ...........
Bedspreads, $1.49
With bolster attached, ,
s6x1o0. Natural color
muslin, stamped in bas-
ket or bowknot de-
signs signs. Fridays Sl.49
Stamped G 20 d S,
19c-Odd lot of remains
from large sales. De-
sirable pieces. Former
ly selling from CSC to
5sc. Fri d avs 10c
price ............l l1S
Odd Lot Stamped
Goods, 49c Attractive
pieces, t a mped for
dainty embroidery. Nu-
merous desirable pieces
included. Formerly sold
for SIC to csc. 1Oc
Fridays price. 1C
Stamped Goods, II
price-Almost any at
tractive stamped piece
found in this group.
Many finished pieces
that served as models
included. Fridays price,
,. OF.
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-07-10
Delicious
Candies
49c Id.

Remember the family
over the week end with
these healthful sweets.
Assorted carame els,
49c lb. Fruit Nougats.
Zee lb. Mint and Orange
MallowS. 49c Id. Walnut
krumbles. 49c ID.
STREET FLOOR