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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
GAIN WEIGHT

six large sweetened stewed prunes / cup
boiled rice. u cup cream of vegetable
oyster soup tongue and pineapple salad /
cup bouilon, button radishes, l head let
tuce, 3 ounces boiled lamb or mutton 4
tablespoons gravy. / dumping . steamed
potatoes. Y cup nodded spinach. Q tabl-
spoons mayonnaise, 2 tablespoons French
dressing. u cup macedoine of fruit with Q
tablespoons whipped cream. large piece
maple walnut layer cake l cup custard
tablespoon sugar, Y cup cream. 4 table
spoons butter. 2 two-inch squares corn
bread, pieces graham nut bread dinner
roll, l tablespoon marmaade. pint whole
milk
Total calories 4.o11 Protein 447: fat.
,6S2; carbohydrate 1889. Iron, 1924
gram.
The tongue and spinach salad for
this menu, as for the whole family,
is masked with mayonnaise.
The gravy is made of the broth in
which the meat was boiled A rather
thin gravy is preferable.
Drop the dumplings into the broth
before thickening for gravy.
Serve caper sauce with boiled NUT
ton.
Copyright, 1924, NEA Service, Incl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Broad BrimS

The broad brimmed hat is being
launched for midsummer and while
it is a little strange looking after
the close hats that have become ha-
bitual with most of US. it is most
charming. A flower or so strewn
carelessly over the brim or a bow
Of ribbon are popular trimmings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Puzzled Sheik

Dear Miss Lee: l am a young man %
years old. I have good Job and make
lots of money. and have a nice car and go
out with lots of girls. ] am in love with
one girl. But she will not allow me to call
on her more than two nights a week Do
you think l doing wrong 10 go out
with other girls? SOUTH SIDE SHFIK.
If you enjoy the company of other
girls, there's no reason why YOU
should not have it.
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qneqan8le
TELEGRAM FROM MRS. MARY
ALDEN PRESCOTT TO MRS.
LESLIE, PRESCOTT

Miss Anderson and / will be with
you tomorrow. We're quite excited
over our trip. Hope John will be
home by that time. Tell little Jack
grandma is coming. MOTHER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Coat Dresses

Bengaline and alpaca are both used
for most practical and stunning coat
dresses. They have sufficient weight
to hang in the approved straight line,
and they are also sufficiently soft in
texture to please the woman who does
not care for masculine effects.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Linen VeSteeS

The vestees, collars and cuffs that
are attracting the most favorable at
tention these days are of very fine
handkerchief linen. hand hemstitched
and trimmed with hand run tucks of
tiny lace edges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
STRAIGHT Hair

1t is noticeable that straight hair
is becoming more and more the smart
thing to display. The Dutch cut with
bangs about the front and a straight
cut at the sides and back is a great
favorite with the younger set.
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Buttons

The row of buttons right down the
front Of the frock may be of glass,
carved wood, pearl. or self material.
but they are in evidence on the ma
jority of afternoon costumes.
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Reversible

Reversible coats are well equipped
to play a dual part in our lives. A
black rep coat may be turned inside
out and be a glorious affair of henna
or rose color They are finished iden-
ticaily.
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Black Hose Stylish

Although most well dressed women
have been converted to light stock
ings. black ones are said to be creep
ing back into favor-particularly very
thin ones.
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Handbags

Handbags of bright red. green or
purple leather come in envelope
shapes with handles and are leather
lined and completely equipped with
aids to beauty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28

ALWAYS BE CAREFUL: Do you
love your wife? If you do. you may
be able to help her. The fact that
you waited for her while she was
In prison might mean her reforma-
ton. However. that seems to be a
slim hope, after her career. You
could, of course. obtain a divorce
without any trouble
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Martha Lee Says
-Martha Lee Says-----
Cupid Holds Secret of
HOzV LOUe May Be Won

81 love with fellow who does not love Can you
tell me how to gain his lOve?'
Perhaps oracle could would search the s
mind until found wanted the he would
girl who asked the question lacked
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Slender Girl

A most attractive frock for slen-
der girl is of blue failie silk with
larfe overchecks in red and black.
II las a wide sash tied with a puffy
bow at one side
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Sport Wear

Homespuns, basket weaves and i'm
ported heather cloth are the popular
materials for separate wraps and
capes that are designed for sport or
street wear.
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Innainted Wicker

Scub your implanted wicker with
a stiff brush and white soapsuds. then
rinse, dry quickly and brush over
with turpentine. sweet oil and alec
hol in equa' parts. Coat we'll and
when dry rub over with a thick, soft
cloth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
NightgoWnS

Matching combination suits and
nightgowns come in cross.barred wolfe
or very fine batiste and are bound
with color.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Yellow Popular

Ths use Of yellow in millinary is the
most prevalent influence now. Hats
of yellow felt are trimmed with flowers
in the gold, yellow and charatreuse
tones
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Checks

Checked bingham collars and cuffs
tied with narrow ribbons are most
attractively demure and recommend
ed for ingenues.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Moire Hats

Moire hats are newer than felts.
satin or straws and are capable Of
being worn with almost any type of
frock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Marab0ut

Borders of marabout are replacing
on spring and summer frocks the
bands of fur that have been so smart
during the winter.
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Contrasts

With the dark silk frock the chic
woman, is very apt to wear hat and
scarf of vivid checks or plaids or
printed silk
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28

Telegram From Sydney Car
ton to John Alden Pres
colt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Mend OnickIv

Mend the first ripped stitch in your
gloves. Tho edges become stretched
and IL is impossible to do a neat Job
II you allow a rip to get any Roadway
Cleaning Velvet
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to grease your pancake griddIe.
Curtain Tear

A tear in a lace curtain may be
mended by wetting with starch and
pressing with a hot iron. The starch
mend Will probably last as long as the
curtain.
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Envelope Purse

{e envelope purse of leather with
<nogram OF small letters in silver
<lliants is very attractive.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28

Photo by DeXheimer
MRS. MERTON A. JOHNSTON
Mrs. Merton A. Johnston, 2O1O
n. Meridian St. is publicity chair.
man for the Alpha Gamma Delta
Sorority. She has just returned
from Greencastle. where she at
tended the installation of a new
chapter of the sorority in De PAW
University.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Household
Suggestions
GreaSing Gi-iddle

Use a piece of beef suet on a fork
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28
Cleaning Velvet

Clean velvet by sprinlling it light!
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-28

LavelIe Gosset post, Veterans of
Foreign Wars. will give a card party
Tuesday night in the hall, 902 N.
Pershing Ave.
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Your Health
PHYSICAL FITNESS
BY DIR. c. C. ROBINSON

rs ITHER abe human body is not
r. strong enough to withstand
- the wear and tear Of modern
The Delta independent., 1924-12-12
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.BUSINESS LOCALS-
o 80 - . .
FOR SALE


FOR sALE-A good library table. -9tg8 s9S
FOR sALE-New homemade comforters,
Mrs. Foster, Park Hotel, Delta. sop
FOR sALE-Pure-bred White wyandot-
tes. Coop. phone 46-W. 50-51c
FOR sALE-1924 Model Chevrolet coupe
slightly used. T. P. owen, 729 Meeker
FOR RENT-sleeping room. heat; con-
veniently arranged. 219 Dodge. Call aft
er p. m. 5Otfc
FOR SALE OR TARDE-Ford truck in
fine shape; pneumatic tires, oversize, noun
new, chean. o, W. Sears, Delta, box
4OG 49-50p
FOR sALE-Two registered shor1horn
bulls g and is months old. Brown Bros"
I1ckert, Colo. Coop. phone 37G. 49tc
FOR sALE-Complete furnishings for
four room house: piano, yictrola, $3.50.
Terms. Box C, independent. 5o-51c
FOR sALE-one Ford truck. warford
transmission starter. new oversize tires
new engine Martin Perry body, steel cab.
See Delta Flour Mills. 49tfc
FOR SALE-Dodge touring; Chandler
roadster Baby Overland touring; Ford
racer all in good condition and priced to
sell. T. c. Seals Delta Auto garage. 49tfc
FOR sALE-Two good Jersey cows, fresh
soon C. b. Sager Ash Mesa. 4s-5oc
FOR sALE-Alfalfa and oat hay. VIII
deliver at Delta. Coop. 400. ]; E.
Thompson. 49-5Op
FOR SALE-Phonograph practically new
with records. 227 Palmer 45fc
FOR sALE-Land on Stewart Mesa near
Paonia, $50 per acre Just good as 9TH
er lands held at $500 an acre. W. T.
Piatt, Lamar, Colo. 47-50p
FOR SALE passenger touring car. A
/ condition. Terms. p. o. Box 80. 45fc
FOR sALE-Melotte cream separator at a
bargain. Coop. phone l21 F. 45uc
FOR SALE OR TRADE-2a miles from
/ n oh roaaN
/ Groom house with cellar. barn and garage,
COW barn. hen house good fences, acres in
alfalfa. berry and truck patch. ]. p. Coop
er, r. +. D. No. 9. Delta. 45tc
FOR SALE-second hand parts. Ford.
Dort, Formatruck Radiator Hospital. 2suc
FOR sALE-5oo good aged breeding ewes.
win sell in lots Of 25 or more. L. W.
Scott, Delta. 4luc
FOR sALE-Au kinds OF leases. printed
by steArns Bros
FOR sALE-At bargain, III acres. I
room house. North Delta. X. o. Dan
nels 37uc
FOR sALE-Barred Rock cockereIs. gem
uine Parks 2lo-235 egg line. Prices $3.50
up. Pullets 50 each. W. F. Schmidt Route
/. Grand Junction, Colo. 47-52o
FOR sALE-on account Of sickness I
have decided 10 offer for sale the Delta
High school store. Price right for quick
sale /. u. Wilson. 500 Grand street. Co
op phone 1880. ATTIC
FOR sALE-olIver typewriter 'n good
+ condition also Grand Valley plano, up
right model. both good values Tor price
Call at E4s Meekcr St. or phone Colo.
FOR sALE-prumz and traps "Leody'
HI metal snare drum Duncan" bass
drum .Ludwis pedal Chinese tom tom,
wood block large crash cymbal. regular
Casgs for outfit Phones cello. 1911.
Coop. 1872 BLACK 4sHe
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mlScELLAN EOUS

CoAI-nIrcct an orders for local coal
90 ID. o. Elder RID No. ], Dola. 5o-5ln
SAVE MONEY - Save $500 Tor 100
months and draw out $1,000. Common
wealth Building 8 Loan Co n A Shu-
mackor Agent olathc. Colo. 49-J0r
REWARD-For information as to where
about or return Of bride taken from horse
ON Delta STREETS Wednesday evening sap
CORPORATION Certificates. prospcctus
satisfactorily printed by stearns Bros
LOSr-Botwos- Delta and Hotchkiss
HtNH Goodyear urr and rim Finder rr-
turn 10 p. J. Dillon, Texas Oh Company
Rsward. soc
LOST OR sToLEN-Craysucttc overraa,
initials inside; M J. r. b." Reasonable
rgward for return. NJ L. Barnett, PIErly
WiEGly soc
HOSIERN-Guaruntccd hosiery. samples
your size free to agents. Write for pr0Do-
sition paying S75 weekly fun time 81 90 an
hour spare time. selling guaranteed hosiery
60 wCarcr; must wear or replaced free
quick sales, repeat orders International
Stocking Mills, 1928 Norristown Pa. A3-62p
NOTICE-u you want to see IN print
why nine out Of ten new comurs go broke
and why people ask 5000 per acre for land
and won't give or loan SEQ an acre. send
25c 60 W. T. Piatt. Lamar, Colo. 47-5op
BARGAIN IN HIGH GRADE PLANO
We have left on our hands In Delta a fine
used high grade plano which. for quick
DISPOSITION. someone can get REAL
CHRISTMAS BARGAIN in. Write quick
for full particulars to KNIGHT CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO. Grand Junction, Colo
rado. 50c
The Delta independent., 1924-12-12
Who Has Lost An Eagle?

AS Roy Shuts, the auctioneer, was
speeding homeward to Delta from
Olathe, yesterday afternoon, he no
ticed an eagle walking down the
railroad track about four miles above
Delta. Stopping his flivver he went
over to the railroad track and in
troduced himself TO Mr.. Eagle. AS
the bird seemed apparently uncon-
cerned about him or or anything
else, he picked her up and brought
her into town. Anyone knowing of a
stray eagle will kindly communicate
The Delta independent., 1924-12-12
WANTED

$4,000 COMPASy- Wants man 10 sell
watkins Home NscresItIas in Delta. More
than 100 used daily Income Ss5-S5o
weekly Experience unnecessary. Write
Dept H-2. The j. r. Watkins company
WIn0na. Mimi 40 5lr
wANTEp-CIean cotton rags. This Of
Ncu.
WANTED-Hi5cs pclts and furs John
Harrington. seventh Street between Palm
r- and Dodge. Colo. phone 2n2-J. 1880
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FOR RENT

FOR EENT-Fivo room house on Garnet
Mesa. Colo. phone 17elT. 5otfc
FOR HENT-2o acres alfalfa 20 acres
general farming brick house. possession
Immediately. Running water. Co.phone
'1g1-T. 45uc
FOR EENT-Furuishcd light housekecp-
ina rooms afl Palmer attic
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with Auctioneer Shuts. The bird is
evidently a pet as she seems very
tame and satisfied when interviewed
by an Independent reporter yester-
day.
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Time Is Short.

Time Is Short.
Only II more days until Christmas.
Do your shopping early and save
tired sales people and postoffice
clerks. You will also be assured that
your packages will reach their desti-
nation before Christmas.
The Delta independent., 1924-12-12
Growth

The staunch oak grows from a tiny
acorn. Many of our huge business ventures
were started with a few dollars saved thru
earnest effort. A savings account opened
today may yet mean happiness and inde
pendence for you.
The
COLORADO BANK
and Trust Company
The Delta independent., 1924-12-12
Our Store

is Just full of suggestions for
the busy Christmas shopper.
Here you will find hundreds
of lovely articles suitable for
Mother, Sister, tiny daugh-
ter or Grandma, and at prize
es which are sure to attract
you.
Here are Just a few artic-
les to be found here, segre-
gated for your convenience
in shopping:
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Sage's Gloves

Sage's 12-button $500 cham ois 2-clasp at wrist, natural gloves, $3.35. .Na
 sages Slip-on and strap real chamois sS.5o gloves, $2.SO. Natural and white.
 Sage's s3.S0 Trefousse gloves, S2.SO. Piaue seam. two-clasp, 5 row embroidery with two pearl clasp at wrist.
 Sase's 2o-button ss.ss and ss.5o kid and suede gloves. Ss.OO and $s.5O.
 Sages 16-button $7.a5 suede gloves, $5.5O. In black and white; full length above elbow.
 Sage's 1s-button $7.s5 kid gloves. $5.5O. In black aud white; full length above elbow.
 sage's 12-button s5.5o kid gloves. $4.O0. Full elbow length.
 sage's two-clasp $1.75 Kayser "4 Star" silk gloves, 8Sc.
 Sage's fancy S2.5O silk gloves, $f.5g. Petal cuff, one-clasp at ' wrist,
 Sage's 12 and Is button $2.So Kayser gloves, $f.59. Extra heavy Milanese silk, Paris point embroidery.
 Sage's fancy cuff $500 kid gloves, S2.OO. Cut-out work on cuff, 1-clasp at wrist.
 Sage's and 2-clasp Glace and Suede s2.50 gloves. a5c. Trefouss and Raynier makes, over sewn and pique sewn.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Sage's Comfortables
Main Floor

Main Floor
 Sage's $500 and s6.5o figured Silkoline Comfortables, 5000. sage's 5000 solid color sat- in lingette Comfortables, s7.5a. Sage's 5000 figured border satin ingette Comfortables, s7.59.
 Sage's st2.5o figured satin iingette colored border Comfor- table, S9.5s.
 Sage's $500 plain silk cov- cred Comfortables. sf2.00. Sage's s17.50 satin covered plain and figured Comfortables, sf3.5O.
 Sage's s22 50 figured silk cov- cred colored border Comfort ables. Sf7.0O.
 Sage's s25.00 down filled Com- fortables, s20.0O.
 Sage's s5.50 Silkoline covered Comfortables. S4.50.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
pEARs KILLED WITH BOW

Cordova. Alaska. July 2s.-Despite the fact that the majority of hunters in Alaska use rifles and shotguns for game. a, hunting party composed of three men and two women returned here in June.from' the ,Yakatage dis trict with seven brown bears killed by bow and arrow.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Sage's Skirts and
 Knickers

sage's s15.00 Flannel Skirts, s7.95.
 Sage's sS.95 Man O War" brand Crash Knickers, s1.85.
 Sage's s5.9S Man O War" brand corduroy knickers, $1,85. Sage's s3.95 Man O War" sleeveless coats, tuxedo style, St.a5.
 Sage's s5.a5 Man O War" brand khaki suits. sleeveless coat style. S2.95.
 sage's s6.o5 fancy sport skirts in pleated and wrap around models, S3.95.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Sage's Linens
JOHN z. BROWNS cuA LINENS

 saoo Pattern Cloths, 7cx72, ct S6.es.
 s1o.5o Pattern Cloths, 72xso, at $500.
 $500 Pattern Cloths. coxoo. at S6.5O.
 sAGEs ss.5o ALL LINEN
 DAMASK Assorted patterns. S2.59 yard. VIM, LIDDELL GOLD MEDAL
 LINENS s14.o0 Pattern Cloth, 72xao' at StO.os.
 s12.5o Napkins, :2ia X 22h, at $10.5O. WEBB'S EXTRA FINE, HEM STITCHED HuCk TOWELS Sage price 79c, at 59c. Sage price s1.00, at 7Sc. Sage price $1.25, at 9Sc. Sage price s1.50, at $f.2o. Sage price s2.oo, at S1.Ss' EXTRA HEAVY HEMSTlTCH- ED IMPORTED LINEN
 SCARFS sage's price s2.o0, at $1'i3. sase's price s2.75, at S1.9s. sare's price $500. at S2.29. EXTRA FINE HEMSTITCHEp
 LINEN SETS Sage price s25.00, at Sta.50. Sage price s16.5o, at S12.5s' Sage price sS.5o, at $4.6s. Sage price ss.5o, at s8.es' Sage price SIC 75. at Ss.Ss. EXTRA FINE 9Oxt0s IM- PORTED HEMSTITCHED
 SHEETS Sage price sS.75, at S2.S5.
 PERCALE SHEETS s4xes. Sage price sS.75. at s2.s5.
 72xSs, Sage price sS.6a' at S2.s4. soxlos, Sage price, s5.9s at si.9s. S2yS6, Sage price 90c, al 6pc. 45x3e, Sage price SIPS, at S9c.
 NEW BEDFORD MILLS
 SHEETS s7x1os. Sage price s4.4S. at s3.40.
 S1xae, Sage price stS5, at s3.35
 s5xas. Sage price s2.45, at st.sa.
 45xSsi4, Sage price si.Ss, at asc.
 IMPORTED GOLD MEDAL MILL BEDsPREADs Sage price s1i.59. at S.se. Sage price s12.oo, at ss.ae. Sage price s15.o0, at sf0.5e. COIORED SILK FANCY
 BEDsPREaDs Sage price s2o.0o, at sfi.as. Sage price se5.oo. at sfs.5e. SATIN BEDsPREADs Sage price se.5o, at s7.ss. Sage price s14.5n. at Sff.ae, Sage price ss.5o, at ss.es. Sage price $500. at s6.5o.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Sage's Neckwear Sage's SIPS, s1.75 collar and cuff sets, 9Sc.
Sage's Handkerchiefs.

Sage's soc pure linen hand drawn Handkerchiefs, &c., 6 for $2.O0.
 Sage's soc to 75c pure linen hand embroidered initial Hand kerchiefs. Broken assortment, Sic each, S4.29 doz.
 Sage's Mems pure linen, 400 1S-inch square Handkerchiefs, 72c., SS.50 dozen.
 Sage's Mems soc pure linen initial Handkerchiefs, Bic each. Sage's Children's soc embroid- cred corners Handkerchiefs. 37c. box of three.
 Sage's Mems pure linen $1.25 hand drawn or tape border Handkerchiefs, DOC each. $5.25 half dozen.
 Sage's Mems odd assortment of s1.50 hand embroidered ini- tial Handkerchiefs, 78c each.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Sage's Waists and Blouses
Second Floor

Second Floor
 sage's hand made, sS49 blouses and waists. S2.25.
 Sages s6.9S hand made fllet lace and Irish crochet lace, trimmed blouses, S4.50.
 Sage's $10.9S hand drawn, Irish crochet lace trimmed waists, S8.50.
 sage's s1s.50 all hand work blouses, Irish lace trimmed S7.o0.
 Sage's s6.95 to s2l.5o Silk and crepe de chine waists at S3.50 to St2.85.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Sage's Fancy Boudoir Slippers

Mules and dressy styles. all sizes, but not in each style, black. blue, lavender, rose and flesh color satin, black and blue velvet, silver and paisley colors. sage's s4.0o Boudoir Slippers at S2.9S.
 sage's s4.5O Boudoir Slippers. s3.3e.
 Sage's s5.50 Boudoir Slippers, S3.gS.
 sage's s7o0 and $500 Bou- doir Slippers, $500.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Building Inspector for
 NewingtOn Selected

Dwight M. Chichester of Newins- ton, carpenter and builder in that town. has been appointed by the town plan commission to be the new buifd- ing inspector, a position created by the adoption of building code at the last town meeting.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Chicago Has Murder Every Day Since First of Year

Chicago, July 2S.-A murder a day for June and 177 since the first of the year is Chicago's record. according to the report of the Chicago crime com mission made public today. April, with thirty-three, had the largest number of homicides.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Sage's Madeira
 Linens

At Our Art Dept.
 sage's ss.50 to SIP Madeira scarfs, centers and pillow cov- CTS. S5.5O.
 Sage's s2.50 to s4.5o Madeira centers and scarfs. SIPS to s2.25. Sage's 25c to ss.75 Madeira Doilies. ovals and oblongs, al tOc to sf.7e.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23
Sage's Knit Underwear

sage's s1.s5 Munsing Step-1ns Swiss top, null body, $1.45. sage's s1.75 Swan brand Swiss ribbed Vests. $f.29.
 Sage's s1.50 Athena brand Union Suits, Sf.10.
 sage's s1.5O Munsings' check yoile Union Suits, $t.10. Sage's $4.5o Van Raalte glove silk vests, S3.35. Sage's s4.95 Munsing Silk Union Suite, bodice top. $3.eo. Sage's $4.95 Munsing brand Silk Vest, $2.38.
New Britain herald., 1924-07-23

By The Associated Press.
 Kirkwall, Scotland. July @3.--The American round-the-w world f1iers when they come down in the Orkney Islands will park their machines at Houton Boy. natural scaplane base which great Britain's air fleet called home during the world war.
 The bay lies at the center of the Orkney archipelago. is a perfect shell ter at any time and is easily access sible to Kirkwall. considered the me- tropolis of the islands. Just outside the bay is Scapa Flow where the German scutted the remainder of their fleet in 1921.
 When the British navy deserted Houton Bay as a base, the moorings, docks and repairing facilities were lleft intact and these now have been placed at the disposal of the Amer jeans.
 The gasoline and oil for the trip have been taken to Houton and ar- engagements have been made whereby repair work on the planes, should it be necessary. may be done easily.
 The anticipated requirements Of the aviators are being looked after hy James Flett, Norwegian consul at Kirkwall. who will act as representa- tive of the American government on this occasion as he has done at times in the past when the United States needed representation here. The arrival of the f1iers is awaited anxiously by the inhabitants, and since word of mouth is the natural method of news distribution here, the great event is almost the only topic of street corner gossip. There will be large group of persons from all over the Orkneys waiting to greet the Americans.