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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-12-06

his attitude toward the problems con
fronting the British workers under the
new tory government
8kAY attitude in parliament toward
lKt the labor party" he said, ''win
depend very largely upon the position
of the labor party group toward the big
domestic and imperialist problems now
facing the country. If such men rs
George Lansbury, Maxton and others
like them are to be kept in the back.
benches instead of being placed in
the front as leaders, / shall certainly
raise my voice as the opposition. This
can only mean that the labor party
has completely recanted its former
position as to reparations, Egypt, In
dia, military and naval expenditures
and imperialism generally. If the la
Dor party begins to follow in the foot
steps of its past eight months in Of
fee with men like Macdonald in the
lead, vigorous effort must be made
to arouse the rank and file against
this. 1t cannot continue this reac-
tionary course and live as strong
instrument of working class express
sion"
4 had heard Saklatvala on several oc-
l casions during the elections and
knew him as a convincing dynamic
speaker taking his stand on the basis
of the class struggle and meeting such
questions as the Russian treaty, I'M
employment, and British Imperialism
as revolutionary internationalist. AS
he outlined his position in our talk the
same vehemence OF gesture and facial
expression came forth to give en-
phasis to his intense feeling on the
subject. He continued:
nCvER since the Bolshevik revolu-
- ton the British workers have
found inspiration in the progress Of
their Russian comrades in the build
ing OF new society. The labor party
officials have never reflected the real
depth Of this sentiment IN their atti-
tude toward Russia. They proposed
the Russian treaty as commercial
matter all the time declaring their alb
florence Of the Bolshevik government
and Communism There was no real
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-12-06

10000 elected members, Of whom
about $4,000 are free to devote
their entire time to trade union
activities.
The financial situation Of the
trade unions has greatly improved
since the Fifth Congress. Begin
ming with October I, 1924, the All
Russian Central Council Of Trade
Unions has been managing its zf-
fairs without deficit. While dur
ing the Firth Congress only n out
Of the % Central Committees had
a stable financial basis, now prae-
tieally all Of them, with the ex-
eeption Of two Or three balance
their budget without 4 deficit,
Mn.le . number OF them have
quite substantial savings.
As regards wages, two periods
have been noted since the Fifth
Congress. The first lasting up to
the beginning of 1928, was a per-
iod Of an intensive growth Of was-
es. The second period which is
still continuing, was a period of
retarded growth of wages. On the
whole, wages turnout industry
have Increased since the Fifth
Congress by an average Of SO per
cent. Taking individual indus
tries, we now have the following
wage level: 56.6 per cent of pre-
war in the metal industry, 91.7
per cent in the textiles, 52.2 per
cent in mining, se.2 per cent in
the chemical industry; the aver
age wages turnout the u. S. S. r.
are equal to rs per cent Of the
pre-war wages.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-12-06
By Carl Brannin

tionary oficialdom for lack Of prog
ress and applands a radical program
but when the issue is drawn and the
choice lies between the old crowd and
a new militant leadership too often Il
hangs back and refuses to make the
break. There is no halfway ground.
You are either right or left. Labor
must be honest and choose the left"
n HINDU by birth. Saklatvala is
n married to an Englishwoman and
has family of five children. He is
about As years Of age.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-12-06

girls above 10 years of age are bound
to work in the Milzura Jima, it is GER
tain one who dislikes Communism
viii express disapproval Of this Gus
tom. But go easy with it. The boys
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-12-06

twice in year-spring and fall. The
day the ship arrives was fixed as a
holiday, and the old custom stin pre-
walls.
When people hear that boys and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-17
80 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
b--Gasoline

FORD 1921 roadster; starter. demountables
lock wheels HassIers SlBJ. terms. MIL.
LER AUTO SALES. GA + Washington
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-17

CLOSES absolutely air
tight.
2-Snow-white, one piece
lining.
3-Ice chamber and drain
tube may be easily re-
moved and washed.
Special method of brac-
ing and construction.
Antilles eliminate warp
ing and open seams or
joints.
5-Perfec circulation of
cold. ury air.
6-No inside wooden con-
struction to decay or
cause odors.
Fibre felt insulation
saves ice and protects
food.
8-Cabinet finished as beau
tifully as a piece of draw
ing room furniture
9-No thin, sunken panels
in doors or case, but solid
wall construction. pre-
venting all conduction Of
heat and cold.
10-Nickel plated brass hard
ware.
11-Strong ice chamber
Fit has attractiveness,
durability and economy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-17
Superintendent of Construction.
ADDITIONAL TNTERCEPTOR CONSTRUC.
TION SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDI-
ANApOTIS

ADDITIONAL INTERCEPTOR CONSTRUC~
TIoN. SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDI-I
indianapolis. Ind
Sealed proposals will be received by ths
Board of Sanitary Commissioners of the
sanitary district of Indianapolis. at its Office
IN the city hall. indianapolis, Indiana, until
10 a. m. April 30 1924. at which time bids
will be publicly opened and scheduled and
awards made as soon thereafter as practica-
bic. for additional inteceptor construction as
follows:
/. Fan Creek North Interceptor
2. Harding Street River Crossing and
Grit Chamber.
3. West Indianapolis Intercsptor.
4. Southern Avenue River Crossing and
s. Irvington and Pleasant Run Inter
ceptor.
Plans and specifications are on file and
may be inspected at the office of the Board
of Sanitary Commissioners.
Each bidder shall deposit with his bid
certified check III the amount stipulated in
General Information to Bidders; Payment
for the above construction shall be made
only from the special fund derived from the
proceeds of bonds author T., board.
The award of contracts shall be subject to
the sale of bonds Tor this purpose.
Copies of plans and specifications and gen
eral information to bidders may be obtained
at the office or cnar1es durd L4Q3 Mer-
chants Bank building, Indianapolis. Ind.
The board reserves the right to reject any
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS.
JOHN L. ELLIOTT.
JAY A. CRAVEN
RUSSELL T. MacFALL.
April 8 10 II
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrators
of estate of Henry E. Geisel, deceased, late
of Marion County Indiana. Said estate 10
supposed to be solvent.
No. a227a.
April g. TO- II.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
of estate of Adelaide v. Garrett deceased.
late of Marion County, Indiana. Said eB-
tate is supposed to be solvent.
ANNA l.. TAYLOR.
No 2226S.
April 8, TO- IT.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator.
with will annexed. of the estate of Thomas
J. Kizer. deceased late of Marion County,
Indiana Said estate is supposed to be sol
vent HOWARD NATIONAL BANK.
No. 22297.
April 4-1O-1T.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
No,ice is hereby given that the under.
signed has duly qualified administrative
late of Marion County. Indiana Said es-
tate is supposed to be solvent
ALExANDRINE P. CAFouRoS.
No 22265
April 3. 10. IT.
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Standard
Cords

are a high-grade tire and
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These are all guaranteed
first quality.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-17

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
tigned has duly qualified as administratrix
of estate of Adelaide " Garrett. deceased.
late of Marion County, Indiana. Said ss-
tate is supposed to be solvent.
ANNA L. TAYLOR
No. 2226S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-17
DEATH NOTICES

~~~~~~~~~~1~~@~~~~'>>>N~"
BLESSING, MRS. MARY GRACE-Beloved
wife of William A. Blessing. died Monday.
April IA Funeral Friday April Is. 10 a.
M at residence on Rockville road near Stop
g. Danville line. Friends invited. Burial
Floral Park cemetery.
Evening star., 1924-11-03

, FURNITURE PACkER-White. preferably
married; must be handy with tools and willing
10 make himself generally useful about furni-
ture warehouse; state age. experience. ref
erences and salary expected; steady position
for the right man. hours, a.m. 10 pm.
Address Box 26-X, Star office.
Evening star., 1924-11-03
CAPTAIN BLOOD
Bu RAFAEL SABATINI
The Greatest Love Story Ever Told

inconvenience to apprehend,' and you
may depend upon me to shorten it
as far as possible"
Don Diego made him no answer.
Peter Blood waited a moment, OBJ
serving him: then he bowed and step
ped back.
Evening star., 1924-11-03

FORD sALESMEN-We'ye a real proposition
for men who are willing to work. Commits sion
aud bonus, and prospects furnished. Experience
desirable but not absolutely necessary. Ad-
dress Box 1S4-S Star office.
Evening star., 1924-11-03

MAN with architectural or engineering ex-
perience. for six months employment salary
up to $500 monthly and travel allowance. Re-
ply, stating age, training. experience and ref
erpnces Address BOX lax Star office 3s
Evening star., 1924-11-03

Go-GErrERs. several at once. with personal
ity, pep and pressure, to close out the
fastest selling subdivision in Washington; 20
lots sold in two weeks; write your own
check II you can qualify. Call Tuesday, llO
t4fh ST Room lOl
Evening star., 1924-11-03

COLLECTOR. energetic, for credit house;
good opportunity for the who Is willing
to work. One who has car motor cycle
preferred. The Peoples Store, 823 7th st NV.
DRUG CLERK, registered, about 35 hours
week good pay. Call Col. 330S
Evening star., 1924-11-03
WANTEn-AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED TO sell three househ
articles; liberal commission; in Virginia
Maryland. Write to 4O1 Oak ST., Clarend
Evening star., 1924-11-03

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
A CULTURED French lady. formerly Of Paris,
will give French lessons by appointment to 4
limited number. Address Apt. AZ. 921 18th
St, for particulars.
AN EASY AND FASCINATING COURSE TO
learn telephone switchboard operating. Glass
forming Nov. 8. oxford Bldg, cor. 14th, bet.
N Y ave. and Fl.
Alto DRIVING LESSONS PRIVATELY
given. CaI Line. 50. We do the rest.
Alto DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERATORS
permit; any car furnished. Call FOSTER"
Franklin s7S7.
FRENCH. SPANISH. ENGLISH.
Class or individual instruction. Franklin
cS74 305 Ethelhurst Apis. So
EARN BIG MONEY BY
Z BECOMING AN EXPERT
CRAFTSMAN
In your spare time. night or day. under our
individual instruekien plan. Complete course
e noetes E1sfa oof aSE Get tr :15 IN lsts,t sH
ING. IAsh and / sts. Phoae Narth az.
Evening star., 1924-11-03

| JASITOR-White. to attend to small APT:
house, In exchange for living quarters. lIS
! y. II. ave Call between . aud =.
Evening star., 1924-11-03

KINHESMAS. colored, experienced, $45 per
mo and meals; Apply ready for work. Othce,
1908 l, NV
Evening star., 1924-09-21
30c and 4SC
CretOnneS
24C Yd.

GG-inch Washable Cretonnes in
IN almost endless assortment OF
the seasons newest and most
sought after designs and coloriugs,
such as you will need 10 redeco-
rate the home for the winter
months. Choice of beautiful light
or dark floral. foliage and bird
designs. In mill lengths but a
sufficient number of yards alike
for all draperies. cushion, couch
and furnitures coverings
Geldsnberg s-First Floor. Bargain Table.
Evening star., 1924-09-21
SIS and $3.50
Velour POrtiereS
$21.45 Pr.

Fine grade double-faced Velour
Portieres. Is inches wide. pa and
2l2 yards long; finished with boxed
edges. Choice of plain or en-
bossed figured designs in blue and
rose, green and rose, blue and
taupe. blue and mulberry. blue
and brown and mulberry and
brown Colorings.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Juvenile Apparel

40 Little Girls Wool Capes,
assorted plaids; siIk-braid trim
med; sizes to % no
years. Former $500 sCL.SC
grade. Friday at...
Girls GinSham Dresses, Sussan.
teed fast colors: trimmed with
white or contrasting colors;
sizes q to IA years. &1 ~
Former $500 grade. y i s%
Friday at...........
(I6) Babies Short White Main
sook Dresses, embroidery and
lace trimmed styles; sises 1 and
2 years; slightly mussed
Former $2.50 and o. IN
s2.ss grades. Friday y / sOS
at
(l5) Infants Wool Flannel
wraparoand Long Pettieoafs,
briar-stitched hens, muslin
waists; slightly mussed <n-
Former $1.2s grade. OSC
Friday 1t.
Baby Bunting. Of white &1
a a n e lette. hood at q i
Children's Spring Hats, assort-
ed colors and models
Former $1.a9 grade, sOI
AZ . . .
6eIdenhRIsThifd T1esr.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Boys Clothine

(S5) Boys Blouses, neat striped
double-yoke back; sizes
6 to 8 years. Former ~
7sc grade. Friday ZOC
at
fI6) Black Rubber Goats, Hods-
man make; waterproof kind:
sizes 4. IA. Is and Is O. <E
years. Former 1895 sQZ.OO
{20) Junior Cloth Suits, of wool
jersey. tweed and corduroy;
oliver Twist and MILDLY styles:
lined pants: size 8 &1 ~
years only; Former d."
81 grade. Friday at
{15) Cloth Norfolk Suits, dark
mixtures, with knickerbocker
pants: sizes Z to II years. also
corduroy suites, in sizes and
16 years Former $3.50 o.
and $500 grades. Friday DID
at t.-...... ........,......
(33) One and two piece Pajamss,
Sizes ST 'e to is Years. Years.. For. 20 n'
grades. Friday at. 80. wv
10Y Cloth Pants, lined and un.
lined styles; of suiting mixtures;
sizes Z. 8, 8, 10 and 1S
years. Former CSC to m
$3.50 grades Friday OSC
at
(l84) Wash Suits. MILDLY, Oliver
Twist and khaki fiapper models;
plain colors and combinations;
sizes 5, 6 and z years. H.
Former $1.00s grade. /4C
Friday at.............. at
(S) Blue Serse Norfolk Suits,
all-wool quality; coats lined
with alpaca; full-lined knicker-
bockers: sizes g., 8, II and
16 years. Former o. ~
1915 grade. Fri S0.ly
(9) Two-pants Serge Suits, all.
coats with alpaca lining: sizes
8. 10. u. II and Is years. For
,!s $3.50 srades. SlO.I5
~ Stout Norfolk Suits, z in
neat mixtures, with two pairs of
pants; sizes II and 13 years. and
two Of blue serge, with one pair
years only. Former H7 go
STATS grades. FRI sO/.0O
oav at.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Ribbon Remnants

Remnants and short lengths OF
Satin, Taffeta, Moire, Flowered,
Stripe and Check Ribbons, in va
rious widths and colors. Desir-
able lengths.
Former &c and 10c grades at Sc
Former l9c and z3e grades at 1oc
Former &c and 3Sc grades at l8c
Former 40c and 55c grades at 33c
Gsldsnbery'-FistE Elsor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13

(5) Stencled Crex Ruks sizes 8xl0 # and 9xl2 f.;
slightly damaged. Former $l095 and %6 *
$1295 grades. Friday at.............. >VOsZO
(6) Hodges make Cherokee Fiber Rugs, reversi.
bic wool rug designs; size 83xlo6 # %2 OK
(s) Wool and Fiber Rugs, size 7.6x9 f.; rose
blue blue and s.;s tan eoorinss' Former slzso S6.75
grace. fffo9y AZ. S~sD~
(9) Sesmless Brussels Rufa sizes a3xl06 f.
and oxl2 #. for large rooms; Alexander Smith &
Sons make. Former $3.50 and $500 Ga OK
grades. Friday yat................... ~ A1s/0
(4) Astlosm Wilton Rugs, seamless; excellent pat
terms; slightly shaded. Former e 40 ~
$500 grade. Friday at ............. V11sIO
deldenbsGH'D-DUu1&k Yosr. =
Evening star., 1924-03-13
W0men's and
Chidren's Shoes

Women's Oxfords and Pumps, of
patent, tan, black kid and dull
leathers; high and low heels;
sizes In the lot from
s. to IS grades. sDl.0S
Womeu's Strap House Slippess,
broken lots; sizes - Z 4@
2M to 2. Former IS 4l.:30
grade. Friday at.
Misses and Chilaren's Hifh
ShSess patent, tan and dull
feathers; heel and spring heels;
lace and button styles; sizes in
the lot from 81 to IL and III
to 9. Former $3.25 o. IN
to $500 grades. Fri .OY
asadsaberY's-Thve Hissr.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
W0men'S Neckwe1r

Odd lot of Neckwear, including
collar and cuff sets, circular tabs,
Bertha and tuxedo col ~
lars; assorted styles and Z0C
colors. Friday at......
' Novelty Collar and Cuff Sets,
OF krinkle crepe, organdy, linen
and broadcloth; Buster Brown
and Peter Pan collars, with deep
cuffs; white, ecru and 1n
color effectA Friday ~C
dC sss.
GsIdenbeeY's-Fhst Y1Aer.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
UndermusIins

{3O) Black Sateen Costume
Slips, striped effects; hemstitched
top and double straps:
brok zen sizes. For 90
mer s1.25 grade. Fri CCN
day at.
1887 Athletic Combination Gar
Inents, of voile and nainsook;
broken sizes. Former $3.50 o.
and s1.ss grades. Fri y /
day at................
(8) Extra size Envelope Chem
ise, Of nainsook; neatly IN
trimmed. Former 800 OSC
grade. Friday at......
(l0) Old-style Muslin Straight
Chemise. slightly mussed. bro
ken sizes. Former ~
800 grade. Friday ~C
(l9) Step-ins, of batiste, neatly
trimmed; broken sizes. IN
Former S1.o0 grade. OyC
friday at. t..............
(6) Extra size Mildred Stout
Muslin Drawers. neatly trimmed;
assorted styles. Former nE~
$1.sS grade. Friday S0C
at
Goldeabsrg's-Thtrd Flssr.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
$1.25 Dress Corduroy
at 79c yd.

Remnants of 56-inch Dress
CORDUROY, in the stylish novelty
effects, lengths from 8 to 4
yards. The most desirable ma
terial for serviceable one-piece
dresses. Every wanted color in
the lot.
Gsldsabsfys-Fhs& l1ssr.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Remnants of 35c
Dress Ginghan,s
PC Yard

Remnants of 32-inch
Dress Ginghams, includ-
ing Bates and other high
grade qualities, in checks.
stripes, plaids and plain
colors, also 3-inch printed
shirting madras, O-inch
serpentine crepe, 36-inch
high-c ount per Gale, So
inch bleached domet fan.
mel, good useful lengths.
Remnants Of 36-inch Per.
Gales, 32-inch Dress Cling
h q m 8, 32-inch Romper
Cloth, 36-inch Outing Flan-
mel, ,27-tnch Shaker F1an-
nols, etc; desirable
lengths. ESQ and ~
sec grades. Fri OC
day at.
Remnants Of Apron Cink.
hams, in all size blue and
brown checks; fast colors.
Former 15c and 1lU~
1Sc gra d es. VIC
Friday at. -.
GeldsabseY's-xtst Hssr.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Mems FURNISHINGS

Mems Furnishings
(72) Mems Neslisee Shirts, OF
satin-stripe poplin; soft cuffs;
white grounds with colored pin
stripes; sizes II. 14A. Is and
l5k; come slightly soiled from
handling, otherwise
perfect quality. For. o. IN
mer S2.s5 grade. y / sfS
Az
(I96 pairs) Lisle Half Hose, full
reinforced heel, toe and sole;
black and plain colors. -
Seconds OF $50 grade lOC
friday at. t..............
(S7) Lewis.make Union Suits,
heavy and medium weights; wool
and worsted mixtures: sizes IS,
IS and IS; perfect
quality. Former 81 90 IN
to s6 grades. Fri y l./S
DAY at.
(2) Lambsdown Heavy Fleece
Union Suits, random
gray; broken sizes: nr -
perfect quality. Fri d / sCO
day at.
(88 pairs) Rseo.make SiIk.and.
wool Ribbed spsrt Hose, heather
c{
11h. Former s1.oo OCC
grade. Friday at. .....
tl4) Bath Robes. of Lawrence
blanket cloth: neat figured pat
Former s4ss and % Or
s5.9s grades. Friday 6Z.y5
At
NeSli&ee Shirts, of corded ma.
dras. s0-square percale and
other fine shirtings; in stripes,
checks and novelty patterns;
soft cuffs; perfect quality; slight
~ soiled from handling; broken
cent sales Former $3.50 0VC
grades. Friday at. -.
Mems Undershirts, wool mix.
lures and ribbed balbriggan: ma
tural gray and ecru colors; heavy
and medium weights; only IS
garments in the lot. ~
Former 81 to 80 grades. 44C
FRIDAY at.
tA Pajamas, of heavy domet
flannel; seconds of the famous
"Faultless" make; small sizes
only. Former $500 m
and $3.50 grades. Fri OyC
day
(H) Night Robes, of cambric
and domet flannel: v-neck style;
mostly in sizes Is and Is; broken
lots and slight seconds -
of 81 and $1.25 grades. DC
Friday at. at.............
GeldeabeRY's-Fhs4 Flssr.
Evening star., 1924-03-13

(32) Grass Rugs, heavy double.warp grade, size
8xl0 #. green, blue and brown stenciled
designs. Former 5000 grade. Friday @ 0E
40 Cooks make Cork.6lled Linoleum Rugs, with
borders; wool rug designs; 6xl2-ft. cE nE
size. Former $l200 grade. Friday at. pO.SC
(ls) Slight seconds of Gold Seal Consoleum Rugs,
sizes 9xl06 f. and 9xl2 IT,; all with borders; wool
rug designs; When perfect sell at Sin OF
$1S98 and $l6o0 Friday at......... VlVsSO
$50 sqssfe yards Of Gold Seal ConsoIeum in rem.
nants from to square yards 8-quarter a.
width Former sse grade. Friday at..... ASC
1sS square ysrds of Battleship and Extra HEAVY
plain Linoleuna in brown, gray and green 8-quar-
ter width. Sold formerly at Sl-25 and $3.50 =
square yard Friday yat...:................ at. /CC
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Won'en's Spring Suits
$19.75

New Spring Suits for sports wear in stylish single
or double breasted models, with three slash pockets,
regulation collar and tailored sleeves Skirts with slash
pocket shrrings and belt Goats full silk lined
Choice is offered of novelty mixtures plads and broken
checks in light or dark colors. Sizes 16 to A.
Floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13

- OS0S
Women's Silk.and. Fiber (Glos)
Hose, medium weight, some with
wydeseem back, others with
three-seam back: black, white
and assorted shades; broken
sizes. Seconds of 81 ~
and SIPS grades. Fri OSC
day at....
Women's Heather Cotton Hose,
brown and green; broken 1E
sizes. Seconds of 25c DC
grade. Friday at.....-
Women's Cotton Hose, medium
weight; black, white and cor
dovan; perfect quality; ~
all sizes Friday Z9C
Children's Fiber (Clos) Ribbed
Sport Hose. three-quarter length;
assorted shades with two-tone
turnover cuffs; broken ~
sizes. Seconds OF sl.00 e0SC
grade. Friday at......
Children's Fancy Ribbed Black
Hose, also three-Quarter length
sport socks, in black, with col
ored turnover cuffs: broken
sizes; perfect quality. 0E
Former soc grade. Fri c0OC
day at................
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Handkerckiefs

Mems Linen Initial Handker-
chiefs, plain white with hem
stitched borders; broken assort-
ment Of initials; perfect
quality. Former 35c -
and SOC grades. Fri ZcOC
day at................
Boys Handkerchiefs, plain white
and colored bordered effects;
perfect quality; hem
stitched borders. For ~
mer 15c grade. Friday IUC
at
Mems Handkerchiefs, white
only; hemstitched borders; sec
onds of former Sc and =
10c grades. Friday DC
Women's Handkerchiefs, with
colored hemstitched borders, also
colored corded effects; perfect
quality and full size. 1E
Former 1sc and Csc DC
grades. Friday at.....
GeldenbsrY's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-13
Housewares

11OLASOGVILSC 90
Perfeetion Coal Oil Heaters,
ming. Former $8.4s s0O.V0
grade. Friday at...
Wizard Wall Busters, chemically
treated; long handle. no.
Former $500 grade VOC
Friday at.
l0e Pereolstor Brushes, E~
White Enameled Wire Soap
Dishes, wall and stand ~
styles. For mer 5sc lyC
grade. Friday at......
Heavy Tin Wash Boilers, slight.
ly dented. Former s1.49, 70-
s1.75 and $l.ss grades. /SC
Friday at.
Blue Enameled Round 00~
Double R0axters. Regu- ASN
lar 59c grade. At. 500.
(8) Blue Enameled ~,
veg ct able StrainefA j ~
Regular 3sc grade. At
Wear-ever Aluminium o.
stew pans, one quart size. OOS
Regular sac grade. AT
Aluminium Preserving Kettles,
sss siss' s1 regular 9 u sFs soc r4sss, ssaSs 30C
AT ........-.........
Odd lot of Aluminium Ware, In.
cluding Teaspoons, 0N>
Tablespoons and Forks. ZTZC
Each at.
Splint Wood Clothes on
Baskets. Regular $1.59 CS(
grade. At.
White Enameled
Clot Il es Hamperx. O. no
large size. Regular ID 40
$3.SS grade. At.....
Coiored Glass CT k0
Fruit s.wl.. Regu- .Oy
lar $2.49 grade. At
Odd lot Of Artificial
Fruit, for ornamental ~
purposes. Regularly l5o &c
each. At.
Heavy Tin Steam Cookers, feue.
compartment style:
slightly marred. Ct no
Regular $s.4s grade. D 20
AT .................
Blue Enameied Rice ~
Boilers. Regular 7sc OS(
grade. At.
Gray Enameled Covered Sauce.
pans, three-quart trade -
size. Regular 2sc grade. &C
AT ..............
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