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The Coconino sun., 1924-02-22

Recent visitors: B. L. Lavender,
Williams; j. ]. German, ]. E. Brolsma,
C. E. Dorsch, E. G. VanMarter, Phoe-
nix; Mrs. Ray Misenheimer and
daughter, Mrs. Ophelia Barney, Cot
tonwood; r. e. Savage, Winslow; r.
C. Dunn, Yayenta; B. v. Weaver and
wife, VIM. Hughes, L. c. Alfred, Pres
colt; Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Plummer, Sc
ligman.
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-22

City Marshal r. L. Neill on Tues
day arrested Arthur Spear of Louis
vile, KY, on telegraphed request from
Los Angeles. The telegram said
Spear was driving a Ford car that did
not belong to him. Spear says girl
bought the car, that he paid her
something on it and that he had no
intention Of getting out Of paying the
rest.
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-22

per cent in cash outlay" that it
would be more accessible, afford a
shorter route, traverse more useful
country and be greater convenience
all around than a bridge at Lees Fer
ry. The letter concluded:
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-22

conino county with Flagstaff it
will be near Lees Ferry, as orig
inally planned.
1t will be remembered that about
month ago Asa Judd and Charles
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-22

The following excerpts from letters
and reports written in the last few
days reveal the motives" actuating
the government in choosing Lees Fer
ry as the bridge site.
Continued on Page Three)
The Coconino sun., 1924-02-22
WOMAN'S CLUB BUILDING
DEDICATED LAST WEEK IS
BIG CREDIT TO THIS CITY

With the formal dedication of their new club house
on Friday night the Flagstaff WOmans club attained an
objective for which they had been working ncessany for
the past four or five years.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Growing Girls and
Misses Shoes. S4.75

Radically reduced tomorrow;
odds and ends of several lines
misses and girls high shoes.
IS pairs Growing Girls Patent
White Kfd-top Lace Shoes; welt
soles and low heels. Sizes: Az.
5. 512, "A; 31a, 5h, GA; 2h2,
312, Az. 51z. 6 B; Az, 51k, c.
81 pairs Growing Girls Patent,
Dull-top Lace Shoes; round toe,
fiat heels. Sizes: 3. 31s. 4, Az,
s. 51a, 6 AA; 312, Az. 5, 6, 612,
7 A; 512, 6, b; 6 and Z C.
"a pairs Misses White Buckskin
Lace Shoes; welt soles: fiat heels.
Sizes: lie. IL, 1212. 13. 1872, 1.
l Il. 2 A; liz, II, 13, 13h, IL,
2 b; 11A. 1212, 13, 1872. 2 c.
Childrens Shoe Section, Fourth floor
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Friday Clearance
Silk Umbrellas

20 Women's o5-inch Silk Umbrellas, with
satin or grosgrain borders brown. pur
pie. green, red and black assorted wood
amherlite> trimmed handles. ca OK
Were So each: now. .... ~ ~
: Women's 25-inch Colored Silk I'm
brellas, with contrasting borders; purple
green aud brown: handles of selected
wood. amberlite trimmed. finished with
sna tan leather lea. s5cs thongs; Were sls $795
3 Women's 25-inch Silk Umbrellas, with
grosgrain borders; green, black and gar
net assorted wood handles, finished
W.1e Wi,n So .sH eaes Leather side straps $595
3 Women's 25-inch Silk Umbrellas, brown
and purple; amberlite, silver
trimmed handles. Were $40 %E OK
each, now. .....-..-..
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Theo. Haviland
China, II and Less

IhlS famous deCOrateu CHINA
greatly reduced tomorrow.
1 16-inch Meat Dish. .$4.93
l Covered Round Vegetable
iIisI StsDO
l Fast Stand Sauce Boat. .$4.95
1 Covered Sauce Tureen on
1 Cream jug. 81 rs
IL Side Dishes, Az a-inch.
Each .-............- S5c
% Side Dishes, 5-inch.
Edcn 45c
13 Coupe Soup Plates. Each. soc
l Covered Butter Dish. .S2.95
8 Bouillon Cups and Sau-
GERS. Each. .41.25
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Misses Goats. $3.50

Were very much more. 2 Bolivia Winter
Coats plain navy; ] brown with fur
collar; sizes IA and 16.
. Misses Street Dresses; cocoa shade;
embroidered motif trimmed; sizes CIR
1s and 90. Radically reduced, each pbO
Gray and Green Striped Sports Dress,
pure novelty wool; size is; Go IN
coat style. Was S39. 80; now pb/.OU
! Brown Chiffon Velvet Street or At
ternoon Dress: long sleeves; trimmed
H,th Rnd,I.i gold thread bread. embroidery. $3.50
Afternoon Dresses; georgette and
crepe satin; beaded bodice; black and
cocoa; sizes 1s and 20. Radi- &fS
cally reduced. each ........ ~
Afternoon Dresses; crepe de chine;
Betty Wales models; beige, l green:
long sleeve styles; slightly mussed;
sizes IA and 16. Radically CfE
reduced. each .......... pbo
4 Dotted SILK Crepe de Chine Frocks;
short sleeves; tan and navy and navy
and tan; sizes 16 and IS. Radi- CE
cally reduced. each ......... p|
Taffeta and T,ulle Evening or Dance
Frocks: one white, the other coral;
sizes II and 16. Tremendously GfE
reduced. each ........... p\0
Misses Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Wornen's Underthings
45c and 78c

Special. Sc pieces; vest chemise,
Camisoles, black lawn corset
covers, envelope chemise; bloom
ers, gowns and stepin drawers,
of batiste, voile and lawn; white
and colors; tailored or lace and
embroidery trimmed.
120 pieces-Gowns, envelope
chemise, pajamas and slips; main
sock and batiste; tailored or lace
and embroidery trimmed; white
Cnanio1 ao1h
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Girls Shirts. S1.o5


Greatly reduced. white broadcloth
shirts; button down front; tailored collar
and cuffs: size Is years.
. White Jean Middies In special size:
braid trimmed; sizes "a and 26. TX
Greatly reduced, each ....... S~S
Girls Silk Pongee Shirts made with
boyish collars and cuffs; button down
front; sizes IL and 16 years; @ OK
Greatly reduced, each .....: 9Z.10
. Silk Pongee Overblouses; siip-on with
hoyish collar and cuffs; size 16 q OK
years. Greatly reduced, each P%s/~
Tan Pongette Middies; long sleeves;
braid trimmed; size is years. Cf OK
Greatly reduced, each ..... pbs/@
Dimity 0verblouses: slip-on models
with round collars; sizes 8 and &f OK
1S years. Were So each: now p>$/S
Girls Furnishings Section, Fourth floor.
Knit Step-Ins, 45c
Were 75c 80 pairs women's
knit. mercerized Isle step-ins in
white and pink; soiled; small,
medium and large sizes.
% Combinations; Fall and Win
ter weight; knit; no sleeve; low
neck; ankle length; broken sizes
and soiled. Were $3.50 0E~
and So each; now. ~
Knit Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Boys Blouses, 75c

We're s1.50. 27 Colored Blouses, with
collar; sizes 6. Z, s, 8 and II years.
46 Large Boys Cloth Hats, sizes
Ga 10 6H. Radically reduced, tx
td'n
Small Boys Cloth Hats; sizes
6ss and Gi2. Radically reduced, *
each ........-...... @~S
Small Boys Vests. various colors: sizes
>. and years. We're $3.50 cog
- Boys Slipon Sweaters. oxford, navy
and maroon; size years. Were 6IoS
Boys Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Junior Misses Wool
Skirts S1.95

Greatly reduced. 8 Wool Skirts, pleated
and wrap styles.
8 Girls Figured Silk Dresses, trimmed
with rufies, ribbon and velvet; sizes 8
and IL years. Greatly reduced, @ OK
IL Girls Tub Dresses, Of gingham and
wolfe, In attractive styles and colors;
sizes 8. 8. 10 and IL. Greatly OK
eoGffH i GiFi.' saer Navy Poiret Tviil Coat, with
cape effect and full lined; size II. TS
Tremendously reduced to......... ~
2 Junior Misses Dresses. white crepe de
chine. trimmed with tcks and ribbon;
slightly soiled; sizes is and %7 S0
II. Radically reduced, each. p/sSO
Junior Misses Silk Dresses, georgette
and figured silk ; straightline style: blue
and brown; sizes Is and II. ca OK
Radically reduced, each. ...... VS</@
l Junior Miss Coat, brown, fur-trimmed;
straightline model; full crepe de chine
lined: size II. Radically re- GO S0
13 Junior Dresses, of flannel, serge, vel
vet and crepe de chine: attractive styles
and colors; sizes Is and II. Rad &1n
ically reduced, each. 1>O
7 Junior Misses Tub Dresses, Yoiles; at.
tractiye styles and colors;
sizes 10 and II. Greatly re- &1oE
Girls and JuniorN' Eectfnn Fourtb 6oor
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Ch1ldren's Hose, 35c
3 Pairs. 81

Were soc pair. 60 pairs mercer
ized Isle 4 Sports Rib Hose
with fancy turnover cuff tops;
black and brown; sizes 7, 712, 912
and 10.
"a pairs Children's Silk and Lisle
English Rib Stockings in black
and white and black and brown
mixtures; sizes 6 to 8. 7E-
Were 81 pair; now. Nv
10 pairs Misses Plain Full-fash-
ioned Lisle Hose; black; sizes 913,
10. 1012, Greatly re- OE-
duced. pair -...-.-....-... ~~S
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Women's Tunies. S3.95

Were 1915. is faille cord tunics
trimmed in contrasting shades Of crepe
de chine fold and narrow gold braid:
navy and rust, tan and brown and black
and royal blue; all sizes In the lot.
Blouse Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1924-10-23
SiIverware Clearance
Kitchen Bowls, Sc Set

Kitchen Bowls, Sc Set
20 sets of Kitchen Bowls, 6 to
the set.
pair Decorated Book Ends,
,ljFatlg ,5'5o gsip: inpsr5sct: naw... Were SITS
i Decorated Footed Fruit Dish,
slightly imperfect. Was "a OK
$3.50: now...,........ p0./0
10 Teapots, imported, g. L2~
cup size. Special, each.... WV
10 Baking Dishes. brown and
snaa,s, Mhite; slightly light imperfect 10c
10 Baking Dishes, brown and
white; slightly imperfect. tx
Special, each. ~
1 Umbrella Jar, decorated. Of
Imperfect Special. ..... "
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Knit Step-Ins. 45c
New Victor Records
Hear them tomorrow IN
our soundproof demon
stration room.
VictroIa Galleries, Fonrth noor.
Decorated Chir1a-Special

AIllIld-0PSSid1
19 Dinner Plates. Special,
eacn .SSC
18 Soup Plates. Special,
each ..--........... .iSC
10 Tea Plates, imported. Spe-
cial, each. h.................. .1bc
9 Bread and Butter Plates.
Special, each. h.................i0 .i0c
z Sauce Dishes. Special. each.i0c
Covered Casserole. Special. 81
i Covered Butter Dish. Spe-
ciaI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC
s Imported Bonbon Dishes,
slightly imperfect. Special. .2Sc
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Electric Lamp
Portables and Shades

The portables are slightly damaged; the
shades soiled.
] 2-light silver Floor Portable. F1N
Was $3.50; now ............. Wv
1 blight Ivory and Blue Floor %10
Portable. Was $3.50; now. Wv
1 2-light Green and Gold Floor Cf0
Portable. Was $3.50; now. Wv
1 2-light Mahogany and Color T10
Floor Portable. Was $3.50; now V>O
/ 2-Iight Mahogany Floor Portable. fE
Was SO now w.................... W
] blight Blue and Gold Floor e. E0
Portable Was 1880; now. &Is~O
l Girl and Bean Pot Statue;
slightly damaged. Radically 60 IN
] Blue Taffeta Shade with q EA
fringe, 22-in. Was SIS; now. P|"SO
] Sand Taffeta Shade with ruf- g IN
fes. % in. Was SIS; now. P/s|V
/ Painted Taffeta Shade, coin. &S
Greatly reduced .............. W
! Black and Gold Shade with CO EO
fringe; 2O-in. Was $25: now 4|Ls0O
Blue Silk Shades; Sin. Were E0-
81 each: now ...k: wv
16 Gelatine ana Paper Candle 0E.
Shades. Were 50c each: now. NV
Hand painted Linen Shades; 16- GE
in. Were SO each now ........ QO
IL Pairs Tassels; gold and mnl-
berry; with cord. Were bOc pair: 0Ee
Lar Lamp Section. Fifth door. '''''
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Silk Hose, S1.50

Silk Hose, $50
Uneven weave. II perfect would be s2.75
and So. 240 pairs Women's Pure Six
Hose, with silk garter hem and silk or
Isle sole; black, grays, faWns and
% pairs women's Imported Ribbed Sports
Hose. light weight; taupe and
40 pairs Wcmen's Wool and wooi-mi1ed
Sports Hose, in dark colorings. Tf
Were So pair; now............. ~
Hosiery Section, First floor.
Silverware Clearance
Triple plated fatware at remarkably
low prices; a discontinued pattern OF in
ternational triple plate, guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction. In many
cases the pieces are almost half the
regular prices.
so Serving Spoons. Clearance 76r
Is | Sugar gar Spoons. Clearance Az
f'fs 70 Sets sAGe Dessert spoons je to g 50
set). Clearance price, set -. ~~@~S
rs Table Spoons. Clearance Ak
price, each ..........-......... ~
10 Pickel. Forks, Clearance I5r
ii olive ! spoons. Clearance Ak
price, each .,.........:: .......
;. 10 Jelly Spoons. Clearance A6r
price, LEA each ;;;;....;; K;;.:. r,s,,.nce ~
price, each
Silyerware Section First floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
.omen's B1ouses. S1.85

Were s2s5 and 1895. Z Hand and ma
chine made lingerie blouses In dimity;
some embroidered and lace trimmed
sizes 80, AZ and 46.
Jersey Overblouses in tan, navy and
black; sizes "a, SO, 3s and 40. ca OK
Were 1878 each: now..... pS~/O
Printed Crepe de Chine Tunics in tan;
sizes SO, 40 and A. Were O. or
Crepe de Chine Blouses, trimmed in
black satin bands and white braid
Sizes "a, IS, 40 and AZ. Were Ga or
Hand-beaded French Blouses: imported;
maize and flesh; elaborately beaded; q
size 3s; 1, 40; 1, A. Radi- q 7E
cally reduced. each .:..... pOs/O
Blouse Section. Third floor.
W Wornen's Sweaters, $1.95
Radically reduced. 8 imported hand
knit Jacquette slip-ons In blue. black
and tan.
Hand-knit White Wool Sweaters; i'm
ported; tan rayon borders; soiled and
sold sold as is. Radically reduced X1.o5
Sleeveless Sweaters: an odd lot radi-
cally reduced; white, green, g or
tan and rose. Each ~ pZ>/O
Sweater Section.i Third hoor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Csc and $1.35
Cotton Underwear Section. Third floor.
Women's Suits, $3.50

We're S25. z suits. including tan ana
brown French blue and tan sports plaid
light mixed tweed. tan or gray hairline
stripe; size 80: 1, 3S: f. 40.
l Tan Imported Mixture Suit with box
eo% eost; size 40. Was $3.50; $3.50
WOmen's Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Children's Coats. S3.95

Were IS. coats; tailored style; collar,
belt, cIrrs and pocket; tan, oxblood and
gray. Sizes 5 10 years
IA pairs Children's White Pique and
Canvas Shoes and Slippers; sizes 8
months and l year. Were 75c S0r
10 Chi.dren's Rompers and Creepers.
chamhrsy and poplin: copen, green and
rose OF copen with white waist attached:
sizes l, and 5 years Were 81 OK
5 Infants Hand crochet Afghars. in
white, finished with pink or @ oE
blue edge. Were SO each: now P1s/~
In.Enrs White Lawn and Batis:e
Dresses, finished with fne tucks: lace
inse;s; neck and sleeves edged with lace
s.Ees ! and years. Were SI.95 oS.
each; rov..-.-...... Nv
lu.snts Section, Fourth floor
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Aprons, 45c
Were 81 8 White Cooking
Aprons with cap: sizes S, IL and
IL
= Nurses White Uniforms. sizes
-. ~ and -. Were C0AE
$3.50 each: nov .... SA.4o
; Nurses White Uniforms; long
and short sleeves; fitted with
loose or stitched belt: sizes te
-, -. Were So each; Ct or
now 9l./0
> Nurses Fitted Aprons OF white
Indian heaGs fitted waist tx
line. Were 81 each; now Nv
House Dress Section, Third soor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Women's Sports Dresses
SIS: We're $3.50

5 Jersey and Silk Sports Frocks;
white and green.
. Sports Frocks: kasha and silks:
tan and green; also l Scotch
Plaid suit. size Is. co IN
Were $3.50 each; now p</<@O
1 Sports Coat; black with fur
collar; col ar; size 40, Was $3.50
$3.50: now.....-.... &@/ NV
Spo-tswear Section. Third foor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Silk Bloomers. Sl.o5

Were $3.50. 18 pairs tub silk bloomers.
finished with narrow ruf11e, navy, black
and brown: lengths %, 81 and 80.
silk Slips; camisole tops; tailored;
crepe de chine; navy and
black; sizes 40. 42 and a. . OK
Were So each; now. w.......... %<s/S
10 Camisoles OF woven Jersey and bro
cade satin; armhole style; tailored, IN
ished with hemstitching; in pink. white,
navy, navy and an s black; sizes SO to 60 95c
Were - each; now >~S
Silk Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Women's Gloves. 75c

WOmen'S Gloves, 75c
Were 81. 52 pairs 12-button-
length Washable Fabric Gloves;
sizes 51a and 6.
27 pairs Women's Two-clasp
Washable Fabric Gloves, sizes
5h. 6. Z. IN. Were 81 E0-
pair; now W.-........s..... WV
80 pairs Women's Six-button
Strap-wrist Kid Gloves, beaver,
silver gray and tan;
sizes 5h. 5&, 6. 6A. &f EO
Were $3.50 pair; now. pJ.oU
45 pairs Women's Two-cIasp
Glace Gloves, white and black;
1'sss pair: Ss now and e....'.. g. Were 50 81
19 pairs Women's Fancy Kid
Gloves, sizes 51a, 5A,
eA, 7. Were $3.50 pair; 50 75
now ................. &&<<0
Glove Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Women Colt Sectlon, Third hoor.
Madame K Girdles, $3.50

Madame x Circles, $3.50
We're $I1.s5. 8 In pink; slightly soiled;
size only.
8 Diaphragm Reducers; pink rub G.
ber. Were 81 each; now.. QL
10 A. & p. Brassieres In fine laces and
satin; sizes AZ and A. Were $3.50 c.
and more each; now.............' PL
is Brassieres; front fastening; white
lace trimmed; size SO only. Radi- AZ
cally reduced, each ...... w
Bust Rufres in corset cover
style; white. Were $1.50 each; TX.
20 Girdies and Corsets: part elastic and
back lacing; brooches and coutils: Ameri-
e. q. 70, Fl. rs . and ID sSeess; sSe a. 'i.1, *
Greatly reduced. each .... 4bs0O
10 Ferris Maternity Corsets Of broche
and coutil; elastic at sides; sizes "a, Is.
20 and 27: Tremendously re- 81 60
duced, each ................ Pb<|O
10 Lily Of France and Woodthrop Cor
sets, medium and low bust models In
brooches; sizes "a to 26, %. 80. 81. 35.
80. Were IS and more each; G.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Home Needs Reduced

Slightly shopworn, damaged or imper-
feet.
/ Oil Heater; blue enameled: drawn
nickel trimmings; steel tank. x5 TX
Oil Heater; blue enameled: drawn
nickel trimmings; brass tank. q TX
Was $12. so; now ............ &O>I)
1 Gas Heater with copper re- ca OK
dector. Was $3.50, now .... P~</@
2.rs isosz a7s s:s.i ..eh; I9SsI novel BASKETS $225
5 spatula or Pallet Knives. AZ
Greatly reduced, each ......... Wv
Lot Black String Shopping IN
Bags. Special. each ........... wv
/ Fiber Hamper; round. white g 15
enameled. Was $50: now. Y<s<0
Fiber Hamper; round; white ca CE
enameled. Was $6.25, now. &S>k0
White Enameled Mahogany Top
Black Box. Was $6.25; "a 0E
10 6terno Canned Heat Outnts-1 stand.
can Sterno, saucepan. Suit
able for many purposes. Special, E0r
Sacn ...'.....:.
? s..s d,''. a Special. Soc
80 small Feather busters With long f0~
handles. wers 20c each; now.. wv
Housewares Section. Fifth noof.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Girls Hats, CSC

Were much higher. felt and velour
hats
20 Girls Hats; velours and bea- Gf OK
vers; radically reduced, each pI"1
Girls Hat Section, Fourth floor,
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Corset Section, Third floor.
Kitchen Needs Reduced

Shopworn, damaged or imperfect.
! Kitchen Garbage Can; white enameled
with galvanized inner pail. Ct *
Was $3.50; now ........... &>S<0
3 Ladd Egg Beaters. Were 60c S0-
eaGn. now ;.;;;......:.........
celaih top; size 25I4O. Was co TX
912.75; now ............... %/<I~
1 Kitchen Table; white enameled; por-
eel.in top. 1924. Was s7.7o; S4.95
INV !.
! Refrigerator; white enamel &fL TX
lined; top icer. Was SIS; now Q|Os/S
Bread Knives; saw tooth blade. tx
Were 35c each; now.........., ~
Bread Knives. Greatly reduced. AZ
Evening star., 1924-10-23
HOUSEWIVES Section, Fifth door.
Glassware u and Less

SAoSo ""S II d4ASS A$So
80 Thin blown Tumblers; 12-ox.; *.
some green, others amber; each nv
100 Thin blown Goblets; amber 0E-
optic; each ........:... %~S
$50 Thin blown High and Low
Footed Sherbet Glasses; amber OS~
optic; each .::......:....:.:. ~
ei.; as GS,s5sa sssss eses ssi'. water pitch. 75c
ice! 10 Sut-G,.s' eo~ .e. Bud Vases. Were 81 SOC
Thin blown Etched Sherbet AZ
Glasses. Were 75c each; now. -. Wv
Glass Celery Trays; colors
:.ss. :.s ss's ssr band: a':...' Were $3.50 $1.25
Is lumber Coasters; tile and
nickle frame. Were SOC each; *.
now ................ ~S
80 Glass Lemon Reamers. Were X
80 coion,.l cvs-ala.. Pickle fse
Grape Fruit Glasses with lining. Ct
Were Sc each; now .............. Pb
Covered Serving Tray; handled,
glass covered. Was $2.75; T1 En
p.s,sss ysss Sst.s redaasd ssss' to 125
oa Glass R.a.a1 sssa R,sss 1.s3ees e1u' sS .nS 125
/ Glass Plate; blue and gold Ct OK
decorated. Was $395: now. p>"0
Glassware Section, Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Skirts, $7.95 and $40

Greatly reduced. 5 fine quality
skirts, In homespuns, pin striped
serge and flannel; gray, blue with
white pin stripe. Were &7oE
SIS each: now...... P/>/S
10 kasha and Flannel Skirts;
pleated and plain models; stripes
and plaids; tans and grays. cfn
Were $3.50 each: now... 4bO
Skirt Section. Third floor.
Sports Hats, 4.45
Were $3.50. II hats in stitched
velvet; navy. red and rust
Hats in felt, velvet, silk and
duvetyn. Were IS and d or
much more each; now. pLs/0
Millinery Section. Third floor.
Women's Coats, SIS
We're $3.50. rust colored Sports
Coats; full satin lined; convertible COL
lars; 8 size SO; 1, 80; l, Az.
Dress Coats and Capes; 2 black vel
dyne capes, sizes SO and 80; l brown
twill coat trimmed with black silk braid.
size 42; ta5 charmeen coat, tan crepe
lining, size 40; navy, size 36 / black.
size IS; Small Women's Coats in twill
with crepe Innings Greatly re- &1E
Gray sports Coat; slightly damaged;
si1e 36; sold as is. Greatly re- (fn
Women's Coat Section Third 6oor
Evening star., 1924-10-23
Larger Women's Dresses. S29. so

Were $3.50 and S4o.s0. 7 dresse.
some trimmed with touches of lac,
40H to 4S1a.
Flannel Sports Dresses, brown
and tan: navy and tan check;
sizes 42z and AN. GO E0
Were $55 each; now. &@/ NV
Larger womsn's Section. Third floor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-08-07

Mrs. c. J. Morrow, of Jackson
Heights, N. j., who has been visiting
relatives in this section of the county
for the past month, will return to her
home this week.
Mr.. Thomas E. Bishoff, of Oakland,
is quite i'll at his home on Third street
suffering as a result of an attack of
dropsy, with which he has been ill
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stahl and
their son left here on Saturday for a
motor trip to Niagara Falls and other
points of interest, expecting to be alb
sent for week or more.
Mrs. Anna Smouse, who was called
to Myersville, Nd, some weeks ago
on account of the illness of her son,
Mr.. Oliver Smouse, who is now re-
operating after an attack of typhoid
fever, having been discharged from a
Frederick hospital yesterday, returned
to her home in Oakland Sunday,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-08-07

Mrs. Charles V. Harvey, of the
Park, left this morning for Altoona,
Pa, where she will have charge of
the millinery department in a shop
for ladies in that city. Miss Lois Van
Cleve, who has been with Mrs. Har-
vey in her Oakland store, will remain
in charge of the Hat Shop located in
The Republican building in Mrs. Har-
vey's absence.
Last Thursday afternoon an Over
land automobile was wrecked at a
point short distance east of Key
ser's Ridge on the National Highway
when the car struck telegraph pole,
was thrown from the roadway and
turned over two or three times. Ina
bility on the part of the driver to
keep the road on account of heavy
fog then prevailing, was given as the
reason for the wreck. The car had
as its passengers family composed
of father, mother and two children,
none of whom were hurt in the least.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-08-07
JOE KIRKWOOD, TRICK SHOT
GOLFER, AT DEER PARK
Mountain Lake Park Golfer
Wins Presidents Cup.

Joe Kirkwood, trick shot golf cham
pion of the world, will be at the Deer
Park Golf and Country Clubs course
on Tuesday, August 10Th, and will
enter into a match with Martin
Sykes, professional, who holds the
record for the 1S-hole course of the
Deer Park links, having lowered the
score by four strokes when he trav-
ersed the course in 60. Par is 70.
Mr.. Kirkwood will give an exhibit
ton of trick and fancy shots begin
ming at 200 o'clock sharp. His ex-
hibition will consist of teeing a ball
on high-priced watch and driving
the ball for 300 yards or more; stack
ing three balls and driving the center
one for a like distance without dis
turbing the bottom one, the top pei
let falling to the ground at the point
of teeing.
Last season at Hollywood, N. j.,
Kirkwood won match from Walter
Hagan, which carried with it prize
of $500. Hagan is the worlds cham
pion golfer and was beaten by Kirk
wood by but one stroke.
Mr.. F. R. Utterback, of Mountain
Lake Park, was the winner Of the
Presidents Cup at Deer Park last
Thursday in a tournament that con-
sumed three days. Mr.. Mayer, of Sa-
vannah, Ga, proprietor of the Cortez
cigar factory in Florida, was the run
ner-up and received a cigarette humi-
dor. There were twenty contestants.
Mrs. Joe Kirkwood will arrive at
the hotel in Deer Park in few days
expecting to remain there for two or
three weeks.