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T0L0vANA OPERATOR
 0N WAY ID STATES

A. J. Pauli, ST., an oldtimer of the Tolivana district arrived from the Interior, Saturday, and left on the AL aska for the States, where he expects 10 lead a bucolic life near Los An geles' He was accompanied by his wife. MT. Pauli, who has been con- ouctlng store at Brooks, sold his business to his son, Fred.
 He states that the reported strike in the Beaver district, which caused a stampede from Fairbanks, and Ne mana, proved to be a false alarm. and most of the claims staked have been abandoned. Several promising prop critics are in the district, however, and MT. Pauli looks for considerable gold to be taken out this year.
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WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE
 FROM RICH MAN WHO
 CHECKED HER cAREARE


 PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 25.-Divoroo rom James c. Costello, wealthy real estate operator, formerly of se- attle and Cheyenne, Wyo., was grant. ca to Mrs. Costello today by Circuit Judge Evans, because she had been required by her husband to account TOT carfare, postage stamps "and oth- CT multitudinous items expended in the arrangement of a household"
 The court awarded the wife one. third of Costello's fortune. estimated to be worth between s25o,OOO and $5OO,OOO. Cash alimony of s37.oOO was also allowed.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
PAUL BUCKLEY TELLS
 OF ADVANTAGES OF '
 WHOLESALE BUSINESS

Paul Buckley, formerly deputy U. s. marshal at Unalaska, and a promoter of many enterprises to the westward, including saltery, fox farm and sul- phur mine, left Sunday morning on the Starr for Cold Bay, Where he will take up a water power site, and look after his extensive oil interests.
 Mr. Buckley, in talking over condi- tions to the westward, emphasized the advantages of Seward as a distri- outing point for wholesalers, stating that there was no doubt that such a firm by sending out commercial trav- elers could take over an immense trade now going to the States. MT. Buckley said that much of the Un- alaska business was handled by can nery boats and others, but that it could be diverted to Seward.
 Such business would require but little working up to the westward, ," said MT. Buckley. My idea would be to wholesale exclusively, at a small margin of profit, and by handl- ing case goods and unbroken pack ages one would need only an office and warehouse. Practically every business house to the westward would trade with Seward if it was made to their interest to do so, and an i'm mense amount of merchandise is us ed. The district is rapidly settling up, and Seward should by all means go after some firm to handle only whole sale supplies in broken packages"
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
MANAGER LIE LANDS
 ARRIVES IN SEATTLE '' FROM TRIP IN EAST

SEATTLE, Feb. 25.-General Man ager Lee H. Landis of the Alaska rail road arrived here Saturday from Washington, where he went for con- ference with officials of the Interior department He states that an auto- mobile road will be built from the railway to Mt Mckinley, and that a large tourist hotel will be constructed this year near the Park entrance.
 The railroad has purchased five large Mogul locomotives to take care of the increased traffic, and MT. Lan- dis declares that tourist travel to Al aska will be three times greater this year than ever before.
 He expects to leave for California in few days and will go to Wash ington again before returning to AL aska
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G. X. R. VETERAN
 DROPPED DEAD
~ LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25.-General .c F. Adams, past national command or of the G. A. R. dropped dead here
 today from heart disease.
DAUGHERTY NAMED A
 COOLIDGE DELEGATE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-President Coolidge today approved Attorney General Daugherty as one of his dele gates to the Republican National con yention, full statement of which win ' he submitted to the convention.
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MAN HAS NO SOUL
 SAYS THOS. EDISON

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Thomas A. Edison, the electrical wizard, declared in an address here today, that there is no such thing as a soul or immor tality. He said, T believe that the force or energy we call life came from some other planet, just as electricity comes to the earth from the sun. Our bodies are made up of millions of at omic energies which I call the little people, and these like human being have their likes and dislikes. They work in harmony when the body is healthy and in opposition when cellu- lar tissue becomes destroyed"
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
RABBIT INDUSTRY SUFFERS
 FROM PLAGUE OF FOXES

A dispatch from Dawson says that Bud Simpson, the Hunker creek rab- bit king, has suffered serious injury to his rabbit crop by reason of foxes eating his stock up. Simpson furn- lshes rabbits for the Dawson market He sets barrel traps around thru the trails and the tops being swiveled. the rabbits drop into them He has been hauling rabbits to Dawson by the thousands, and has found ready sale for them.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
ALASKA HAS A HARD
 TIME SAVING WINDOWS

The steamship Alaska, which is
 termed the glass ship, on account of her foredeck being glassed in to pro- Vide recreation deck for passengers, mad hard time in port this trip try Ing to prevent breakage of her plate glass. Owing to low tide Saturday nlgnt, and the ends of the wharf beams projecting trifle, the boat an. chored in mid-stream until the tide rose.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
DEPARTMENT REFUSES GIVE
 JUNEAU A LAND OFFivE

The Department of the Interior has again refused to give Juneau a land office. Secretary Work states that the matter is closed incident and that our neighbor to the southward must look to Anchorage for relief in land filings. A letter was received by the buneau Chamber which was tantamount to a flat refusal to con- sider the matter any longer.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
GROWING LEGION POST
 BACKS COMPENSATION

PORT ANGELES, Feb. 25.-A 300 per cent increase in February mem bership over 1923 was reported at meeting of Walter .Akeley Post, American Legion at which a unanim- ous vote in favor of adjusted compen- sation was taken.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
WILL IF WILSON
 LEAVES ESTATE
 TO MRS. WILSON

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-The will of President Wilson was filed in pro- bate today It leaves the widow the entire estate, with the exception of
 an annual income of $2,5OO which will be paid to his daughter, Margar- ct, as long as she remains unmarried.
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Want McAdoo Recalled.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-'The statement by McAdoo that his law firm of Los Angeles would have made a million dollars off Doheny ha d it secured Mexican oil concessions is most amazing one" said Chairman Lenroot of the senate Investigating committee, intimating that McAdoo would be recalled before the commit tee to testify as to how this could be done.
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'SLE|NP HAD CASUAL. TALK WITH FALL
 AT PALM BEACH

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-slemp told the Senate committee today that he had had but a casual conversation with Albert B. Fall, former secretary, at Palm Beach, Fla, but declined to disclose what he reported to Presi- dent Coolidge, and what Mclean, the Philadelphia publisher, had said.
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HELD FOR MURDER

Chas. Bergeran, an Iditarod resi- dent is held for the murder of Jas. Powell whose body was discovered in his cabin, party burned and bearing marks of violence Bergeran claims he killed Powell in self defense.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
ICE PACK HEAVY THIS YEAR

The Boring sea ice pack this sea- son is one of the heaviest on record, St. Paul island being completely sur rounded by immense fields, and the floes extending into the North Paci- fic as far south as Sanak island. The Pribilof islands are several degrees south of Seward.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
NEGRO STEWARDS GIVEN
 LIFE SENTENCE IN PEN.

SEATTLE, Feb. p5.-Louis H. Dor son and Hiffel H. Brown, negro stew ards on the Admiral Evans, were sefl- tenced to life imprisonment for as- sault on an Indian girl en route from Ketchikan to Chemewah. A motion for new trial was refused.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
VALDEZ HAS A DENTIST

After going without a dentist for several months, Valdez again has dentist, new D. D. s., arriving from the states on recent boat. Dr. H. Cockerille, one of the pioneer dent ists of the Territory, left there last fall.
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT
 REPUBLICAN DELICATE

MINEOLA, N. Y., Feb. 25.-Theo- dore Roosevelt, assistant secretary of thenavy, was chosen delegate from Nassau county to the Republican na- tional convention at a meeting of the Republican County Committee last night
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BANK EMPLOYE IN
 TOLLS AT VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER, B. C., Feb. 25.-Wal- ter Bramwell ,an employe of the in stitution, was arrested here today charged with having been implicated in holding up and robbiGg the Imperi- al Bank of this city.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
NO HOPE FOR FLIGHT
 SHENANDOAH THIS YEAR

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Congres- sional leaders informed the Navy de- partment today that there was little hope that congressional approval would be given in time for the flight of the Shenandoah this year.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
M 'ADOO WOULD HAYE MADE MILLION 0FF
 DOHENY INTERESTS

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25.-William c. McAdoo, democratic candidate for the presidency, said that his firm would have made a million dollars of the Doheny oil interests if they had succeeded in securing wanted oil con- sessions in Mexico
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BANK OF ANCHORAGE MOVES

The Bank of Anchorage has taken a lease on the lower floor of the new Odd Fellows building at Anchorage, and is moving in this week. Two mod ern fire and burglar proof vaults have been installed.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
FORMER EDITOR oRGoNlAN
 DIES AT ADVANCED AGE

OAKLAND, Cal, Feb. 25.-Willian Lair Hill, S5, pioneer of the Pacific coast and former editor of the Port land Orgonian, died here today of pneumonia.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
RUHR OCCUPATION
 CAUSED GERMANS
 REALIZE MUST PAY

PARIS, Feb. 25.-Dawes, the Am erican economic expert, announced to- day that the Ruhr invasion made the Germans realize that they must pay up to their capacity, which they had not intended doing.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25

COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 25.-President Coolidge formally entered the Ohio presidential preference primaries by filing his declaration with the Secre. tary of State. ..t
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WILL REVIVE NEW PAPER

J. D. Skinner, an experienced news paperman, of Vancouver, B. C., has taken over the White Star and will attempt to convert it into a modern weekly.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
MRS THEo. ROOSEVELT
 IS VISITING GERMANY

BERLIN, Feb. 25.-Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, widow of the famous pres . ident. arrived here today. She Will visit the grave of Kermit, in France, before returning.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
SIX TIMES DIVORCED
 MAN SUES FOR SEVENTH

SEATTLE, Feb. 25.-William A. Anthony, 35 years of age, has been dI- Vorced six times and is now suing his seventh wife for divorce.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
ToDAY's MEN

Some business men live entirely in the past-they are contented ! with their stock their business and their town. Others live entirely in the tu- ture. They plan so far ahead that they never come near their goal. A few lucky men are wise enough to live in the present. They buck up to their work with all the energy there is in them and meet today's business facts today, with no remorse over the mistakes of the past and no fear of the future. They forget the past except as it serves them and ignore the future except as it inspires them to greater effort
 The grass in our neighbours field may be no greener than that in our own pasture, but too many of us cast covetous eyes on what does not be- long to us. We waste energy reach ing through the fence to snatch few spears of grass, when a whole mead ow is right behind us, out of our sight.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-25
o. E. s. Meeting

Regslar meeting of the Eastern Star tonight at 8 o'clock. Special el- ection and initiation. All members requested to be present.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-27

rs muy comin DIR las mujeres quejarst
ie la irregularidad de sus organos repro
ductivos. los cuaies 81 Sc descuidan causan
innumerables sufrimientos y calamidades
ST su 1nenstruaciop es nnuy abundante. es--
casa. dolorosa irregular; 81 I'd. sufre
malestares. ncomodidades, angust;as, dc.
bilidades. decaimiento. oalambres violen-
los, dolores dc oabeza. dolores IN Ia espai'
da y la ingle, y demas des6rdenes, este le
indicara que I'd. necesita tomar innedia.
tamente Nae1d Sdlnd dc Reno. Este es e!
verdadero remeoio para las irregularida-
des femeninas, alivia pronto. evitando asi
serias enfermedades y auizas hasta una
operacion Tome una botellaa y note el
marcado efecto. NnepG SalHd de Reno
da salud y accion natural al sistempesnte-
70 De yenta en- todas las drugueffds.
g. .. LEONARDO q CO., F.bre.mss. wv ss,k
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-27
Ell sR. RAFAEL ORTIZ ARZENO
NUEvo cofrsUL DE sTo. DOMINGO
EN- PUERTO RICO

Aver tuvimos ell honor de conocel
y saludar en- esta Redaccion al cultc
Y prestigioso caballero dominicano Sc
nor Rafael Ortiz Arzeno, nombradc
por Ell nuevo gobierno de La hermans
Repubica de Santo Domingo, Consul dc
ese pals en- San Juan de Puerto Rico
FL senior Arzeno ha venido sustituiI
en- sus dehcadas funciones, nuestrt
bien Querido amigo ell se1or Socrates
Nolasco, cuien por algtn tempo de
sempeilo ell 1nismo cargo Official en- ests
ciudad.
En- nuestra breve conversation cor
Ell selor Arzeno, nos impuso ell nrevc
Consul de sus prop6sitos que le alien
! tan en- el desempeho de sus funciones
y q Ia realization de los cuales enca
nlinara sus mejores empehos. FL Sc
nor Arscno Sc propone impulsar la ides
de una emigration de trabajadores
puertorri1ueiios a Santo Domingo, de
cuyos mutuos beneficios para amba:
Antilles esta plenamente convencido
Ademas, seguira con mayores entusias
mos la labor de eStrechar mas aln la:
relaciones cxistentes entire puertorri
quefios y dominicanos en- todoS los Or
dcnes de sus vidas respectivas; Y muy
particularmente las relaciones conner
ciales entire las dos islas hermanas.
este particular. los prop6sitos que Ell
| relacion con este punto tiens el nuevt
Gobierno del Presidente Vazquez sor
muy pslpables, va que Ell nombramien
70 de Consul para Puerto Rico ha recaf
do. en- nn active intshgente conner
ciante, ell senior Arzeno, cuya misi6r
Official cerca de nuestros centros conner
ciales, 10 mismo que en- todos los de
mas ordenes de nuestra vida activa
sc vera coronado del mas franco Ii
sonjero exito.
Ell MUNDo Sc complace ne reitera,
gu afectuoso saludo de bienvenida a.
sefior Arzeno, deSeandole al mismc
tempo brenas impresioues en- Puerto
Rico, v los mejores Exitos en- sus fun
clones oficiales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-27
sENTIMrENTo DE BIENEsTAR

Ese sentimiento de cansancio y dis
gusto causado por ell NAL funcionamiento
del higado y las digestiones dificiles,
puede hacerse desparecer de un modo
sorprendentemente rapido usando Herbine.
Desde las primeras dosis Sc sienten sus
ben6fcos efectos que puri6can y regu-
larizan el systema. Limpia ell est6mago,
hace desaparecer las bills Y esparce por ell
cuerpo ese sentimiento de bienestar y
algeria que es siempre compahero de Ia
buena salud. De venta en- las farmacias v
droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-27
GENTE coNocIDA

Hemos tenido el gusto de salud ar
en- eSts ciudad al quito caballero =
rrominente comerciante de Ponce, don
Juan M. Rigau, Quien "A vino a San
Juan con Ell prop6sito de asistir la
vista pnbica que en- Ell dia de aver
Sc celebr6 en- la Comisi6n de Servicio
Plblico acerca de la franquicia de ia
compailia del Inab6n, de la cual es
Presidente.
Tambien herios saludado al Sr. LII
cas- Fou, de Ponce, miembro, asimismo
de la Directiva de la referida Com
paiiia.
Ambos permaneceran en- San Juan
mientras dure la vista plblica a que
nos referimos v la cual continla hoy,
las 10 A. NJ.
LIE reiteramos nueStro saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-27
UNA CONTESTACION AL SR.
BARCELO

HemoS recibido, para su publication
copia de una carta que pretende ser
contestacion la que hace unos dias
dirigi6 Ell Sr. Barcel6 La Srta. Bell
Der, como Presidenta de la Liga So
cial sufragista.
La referida cop:a que hemos reclbi-
do aparece autorizada en- letra de
maquinilla por la "Directiva de Ia Lii
ga Sufragista", sin que aparezca min
guna frma responsible de alguna de
las damas que forman csc ORGANISING.
Como pudiera ser que aIguno pre-
tendiera sorprender1bos enviandonos.
para la pubhcidad, I'm momento apo
crifo, nos abstenemos de pubicarlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-27
LA IMPoRTANTISIH1A VISTA PU-
BL1cA DE AVER ANTE LA CONF
SION DE sERvICIo PUBLIco

A las tres de Ia tarde de aver dio
comienzo la vista publica sobre la pc
ticion de franquicia de la Compafiia
de Fuerza Hidroelectica de Ponce
! Aunque nos parece que en- casos de
esta natursleza son las parties que le-
van la oposici6n las que deben pre-
sentar sus argumentos en- contra de Ia
peticionaria, prevaieci6 en- este case
una opinion contraria, a la que Ell
abogado Sr. Mestre, dando pruebas de
la confanza que tiene en- los msritos
de la peticion de la eompadia que re-
, preSenta y con Ell fin de no perder item
po en- un debate legal con ell Presi-
dente Mr.. Coats, Sc allan6, procedien-
! dose a dar comienzo a la vista.
De 10 ALI actuado, SO desprende qua
10 compafiis de Fuerza Hidroelectrica
de Ponce, sea, la peticionaria, tie
no un proyecto para Ell desarrollo de
la fuerza hidraulica de Ponce bien es-
tudiado y Ell que results factibie de
! grandes beneficios para toda la comu-
! nidad de Ponce, asi como para los
accionistas de esta empresa. +.
Quedo tambien demostrado que es-
ia compafia pucde poner Immediate
mente que emp:ece funcionar en- su
| primera installation una cantidad de
!, energia electrica que dara para ell con
sumo actual de Ponce precios mas
razonables que los que estan actual
mente pagandose por la luz y fuerza ;.
Los opositores que son la Ponce
! Electric Company v la Succession Sc
!. rralles. esta ban Representatives por ell
Sr. Hartzell y algunos de los Direc-
torres de esta compania en- Ponce, y
Mr.. Wirshing y Ell ingeniero de esta
corporation. Su oposici6n sera presen-
tada hoy a las diez, hora que Sc ha
fjado para la continuation de la vista,
La Conpaiiia de Fuerza Hidroelec-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-27
VARIAS


trica de Ponce estaba representada por
su abogado Sr. Mestre, por el inge-
Micro Mr.. Benson o. Ellis, por sus
Directories Sres. Juan n. Rigau, To-
mas Armstrong Lucas Pou Manuel
Mayoral, habiendo tambien tornado
participation en- las declaraciones Ell
Sr. Oscar Armstrong de New York,
quien representa- I'M grupo de financie-
ros de aquella ciudad que estan dis
puestos a invertir en- valores de esta
Compaifa.
Qued6 demostrado tambien que una
vez obtenida la franquicia favorable
que Sc sohcita, ell capital para efec-
thar ell proyecto Sc cubrira en- breve
plazo sin dificultad alguna. Es de
esperarse que asi sea dado 10 que Sig
mica el proyecto de esta Compafiia
para Ia ciudad del Sur
Como hemos dicho antes, la conti-
nuaci6n de ssta importantisima vista
pdbica esta seilalada para hoy a las
diez de Ia manans, oiremos La argu-
mentacion de la opositora y coments-
remos mafiana los mismos asi como
todos los que pueda presentar La pc
t,cionaria y los debates de los aboga-
dos, todo 10 que promote ser muy in
teresante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-27
TEATRo vARIEDADES:

Con Ell eStreno de "PARISETTE
hermosa serie francesa, orgullo de la
cinematografia, las damas de Baya-
mon estan otra vez en- ell paroxisnlo
de. la algeria.
Debemos hacer constar que algunaS
damas Sc quejan de que debido al in
menso pubhco de los viernes dc las
Damas, hay gran incomodidad de pro
curarse asientos.
Rogamos al senior empresario que
suspcnda Las entradas de la Ira. tan
da cuando va haya ell sufciente url-
nero de espectadores para evitar qse
muchas damas tengan que estar de pie
durante todo Ell espectaculo.
Tambien ha causado buena impre-
sion la hermosa e interesante serie es
trenada Ell sabado ultimo, la Dueiia
del Mundo''.
Muchas personals de esta localidad
desearian yer la cinta ''oropel', va
estrenada aqui, pero que muchas ia
milias no tuvieron ell placer de yer.
Por estas hneas rogamos al senior en-
presario que haga 10 possible por com
placer Ia respectable concurrencia,
obteniendo dicha cinta y exhibiendola
a precios redncidos Ell senior oller Sc
Ira seguramente mas complaciente en-
este case que en- el del .'Palco de la
Prensa''
coRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-27
BAYAMON ADENTRo
BoDA DISTINGUIDA:

En- Ia noche del domingo tlti,no. 81
reahzaron los ensuenos largo tiempc
amamantados por los j6venes 6isvin
guidos de esta locahda1. Pepito Me.
YES y Pura Trilla.
La simpatica boda Cuvo l;,gar en- la
capilla del Perpetuo Socorro, situada
en- la Gale de Comerio, sienio los pa
drinos de la boda los esposos don vi
cente Nieves do1a Maria Perez, pa
dres del Novio.
La boda estuvo muy conCurrida, no
obstante la insistente nuvia; entire
otras personals Sc hallal1an las sigu:en-
tes:
Esposos Trilla Montesinos, Esposos
Lavandero Trilla, Esposos Pesquera
Nieves, Srtas. Lolita Ortiz, Pura I'm
pierre, Elena Ruiz, Antonia Dfaz, Eni
liza CoTdero, Maria Ltisa verges. Ra-
faela Acosta. Paula Maria Trilla,
Las Hnas. Nieves, Mercedes O+ero.
Sres. Ignacio de Leon. Oscar Loubr:el
y muchas otraS distinguidas personas
de la locaidad.
Consignamos por estas hneas nucS-
tros mas sinceros deseos de que la fe-
Icidad dure siompre bajo ell techo de
esta nueva pareja, que los sinsabo-
res de Ia vida hallen en- ellos un pc
cho fuerte, protegidos siempre en- el
amor del uno hacia ell otro.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Girls Apparel
(Not IlluStratedD

Dresses Of Irish Linen. v"ilr> aud ponger;
>izr> q Z" IS. $4.95.
Wool Sweaters, to III Arar> S295
White Jean or Cadet Blue Palmer Cloth
Skirts an ladies; sizes q 10 III Sl45
Girls and Misses Pajamas. rolnrrd madras
and su>rttr. Sl.45
Girls and Misses overblouses, white and
tan l"ng"ttr. S195.
EuiIrth hts,r
Evening star., 1924-02-20

Women's Silk Hose, with Isle gar
ter tops and double isle soles. In
beige. sand. gray. other street
shades and black. sl.35 pair.
First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Notions
Not llIustrated

Fancy Shirred Elastic Carriers.
Csc pair.
Sew-on Corset Carriers, I5c; .
LARS. 2Jc.
White y i n sook covered
Shields, 2Gc; 8 pairs. SOC.
Real Human Hair Nets, .Sc
dozen.
Rubberized Household Aprons.
a5c.
First floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-20

Silk PetticOatS and Costume Slips,
x4.8i-Heayy embroidered milaneSe.
radium and satin Pctticoats. regular
and extra sizes; all wanted colors.
Slips of Jersey and Radium. in
stfaiShtlined models: new colors.
Evening star., 1924-02-20

: Is q y -
Suits, &1.85
ID Il v / d
Copperfe l d
style color
ed c h a IN :
bray trou-
sers, button
to w II | t e
p o p ! i n
W a | s t ,
s M o c X c Il
and finished
with collar
and cuffs in
plain blue,
green or tan
to b ] e n Il
with trOu-
gers. Sizes
2 to ;.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-02-20
Undermus1ins
(NOt liluStrateID

Heavy Tub SILK Princess Slips,
x3.Oi-white only; camisole top.
Philippine Handmade Gowns,
beautifully d-embroidered. $I.S5.
Philippine Handmade Envelope
CkpmfSe. hand embroidered and
Scalloped. &1.S5.
Muslin Envelope ChemIxe, S1.35.
NafnSOOk Gowns, low neck style,
S1.35.
NninsO0k Gowns, short sleeves or
sleeveless, S1.S5.
Charmeusette md Sateen Cos.
tune Slips, S1.85.
Muslin Costume Slips, Csc.
Third floor
Evening star., 1924-02-20

Net Guimpes, $4.50-Frilled
front trimmed with wide Irish
lace, for wear with tailored
suits.
Sports Scarfs, $2.50-Wool
and silk, mixed blues, golds
or yellows; fringed.
Net Camisole Vestees or
Panel Collars, real lace trim
ming. So each.
First floor.