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that | know of, because it develops
agility of mind as well as of music.
For the woman who lacks poise,
there is nothing comparable to fenc-
ing"
"Of course, ] ride, play golf and
tennis and swim, but nothing does
for me what fencing does"
81 believe that every woman, be
she housekeeper, business woman or
society leader, should have some
form of exercise that she enjoys and
engages in regularly. Exercise done
tc music is most valuable, since
rythm and concentration go hand in
hand.
"All work and no play is just as
bad for the individual as all play
and no work"
Mrs. Hopper is prominent in social
as well as in artistic circles in
New York.
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RETURNS TO GRAND FORKS
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Fields and son,
Jack, left for their home in Grand
Forks after being the guests the
past week of Judge and Mrs. A. NJ.
Christensen.
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ENTERTAINS AT HALLOWEEN
PARTY

Miss Luverne Bush entestained at
a Halloween Party for twenty Of
her friends at her home Saturday
evening. The evening was spent in
playing games and dancing. The
lucky winners in "a pumpkin hunt
were Ruth Gordon and Ronald Nc
lntyre. A feature of the evening was
the fortune telling. Decorations
were carried out in the Halloween
colors. Refreshments were served
ut the close of the evening. Mrs.
Bush was assisted by Mrs. Eaton
and Mrs. UConnell.
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ENTERTAINS FOR OUT-OF-
TOWN CHEST

lOWN GUEST
Mrs. A. N. Christianson entertain
ed at one o'clock luncheon, Satur-
day, in honor of Mrs. p. r. Fields,
of Grand Forks. Two tables were
at play, honors being won by Mrs.
]. Sullivan of Mandan. Roses and
chrysanthemums were used artist
cally as decorations.
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LADIES AID TO MEET

A regular meeting of the Ladies
Aid of the Zion Lutheran church will
be held Wednesday, October 20. at
P. M. at the residence of Mrs. J..
Bowers, 321 Eighth St. All ladies
are welcome.
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TO HOLD FOOD SALE

TO HOLD FOOD SALE
The Royal Neighbors will hold 4
food sale at the Bismarck Food Mar
ket, next Saturday.
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] wish to express my heartfelt
thanks for the many expressions OF
sympathy and the kind words and
beautiful floral offerings rendered
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GIVE FAREWELL PARTY


Miss Esther Noggle and Miss
Ruby Peterson entertained Satur-
day evening for Miss Winifred Half
yard, who is moving from the city,
at the home of Mrs. Geo. Munger,
500 Mandan Avenue. Music, games
and stunts furnished the entertain
rlent for the evening, after which
refreshments were served. The
rooms were appropriately decorated
in the Halloween colors. Miss
1talfyard was presented with a gift
to commemorate the occasion.
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE PARTY
Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald and Mrs. J..
c. Oberg entertained at an after
noon of bridge, Saturday. Mrs. C.
NJ. Hollst won the honors. Fall
flowers gave the rooms festive ap-
pearance. At the close of the games
delightful lunch was served. Mrs.
John Scovil of Butte, Mont, who is
the house guest of Mrs. L. K.
Thompson, was an out-of-town guest.
guest.
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ENTERTAINS AT HALLOWEEN
PARTY

Dorothea Gulman entertained a
group Of her friends at \ Halloween
party, Saturday evening. Games and
stunts were enjoyed until lunch was
served at ten o'clock. Prizes were
won by Grace Weber and Theo. Vet
tel.
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The Metropolitan theatre company
of Grand Forks offered prizes for
the best essay on 'America" and two
Bismarck students were the recipi-
ents of the awards. Charles Shafer
won first place and Miss Helen
Crawford won third place.
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ENTERTAINS AT DINNER

Mrs. Frank S. Carr Of Mandan
Avenue, entertained last evening at
a $3.50 dinner for Miss Anna Gross
and friend. Covers were laid for
twelve guests, and social evening
followed.
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TO SOUTH DAKOTA ON
BUSINESS

VIM. LANCER is in Mcintosh, $.
Dak., on business for the firm OF
LANCER and NuchOls.
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Charles Burke is acting as chair
man OF the Coolidge Dawes commit
tee, which is working for the cleo
ton of its candidates through the
distribution of literature and but
tons. Mr.. Burke, who heads the Re
publican forces on the University Of
North Dakota campus, was made
committee chairman by the national
G. O. y. committee.
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RETURNS TO CITY

Judge L. E. Birdzell has returned
from Chicago.
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Cabbage Special per 100
$3.50. Brown 4 Tiedman.
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Sophisticated simplicity is hereby
demonstrated. A subtle cut allows
the sleeve drapery to be part of
the frork without any seam or break
i'm the shoulder line. Sections of
steel bead fringe applied at intervals
form the skirt decoration and the
ends of the scarf. 1t is an ideal
dinner gown.
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Social and Personal
Bismarck Students
Prominent in "U"
Activities

Activities
Students Of Bismarck who are at.
tending the University are taking
part in many Of the activities. The
following is u roster Of the activities
and those taking part:
William Ankenmann, sophomore at
the University Of North Dakota, rs
assisting on the staff Of the Dacotah,
the annual, in the feature and art
work
Kenneth Crawford supervised the
arrangements made for the Sayre.
Larimore patty held Friday evening
in honor of the girls rooming at
Larimore hall. Sayre hall parlors
were transformed into land of
witches, brOoms, cats, and ghosts.
Special entertainment features made
the evening successful.
Clara Hultberg and Barton Muir
were successful candidates for men,
bership in A. d. r., literary society
at the University of North Dakota
in tryouts Wednesday evening
The five men who have entered
the Webster Mortified Oratorical
contest, ut the University of North
Dakota, entries into which will close
Nov. !, are Kenneth Crawford, Bis
marck, Edmund Belsheim, Dickinson,
Mull Tree, Wheatland, Sam Andahl
Litchville, and Jesse Rosof, Grand
Forks. Unless more than seven en-
ter, no elimination contest will be
held.
4 meeting devoted to the discus
sion OF the Geneva, Wis, conference,
which four of the University of
North Dakota girls attended, was
held by the Y. W. c. A. in Davis hall
Thursday evening. Charlotte Logan
one Of the members of the Y. W.
cabinet, assisted in preparing the
program.
Talks we're given by Karleen Home
Falls, Mimi, Gladys Stoddart OF
Jamestown, and Marie Elvick OF
Grand Forks.
Jerome Conway will be candidate
for Junior prom manager in the class
elections which will be held within
the next ten days. Mr.. Conway. who
is Phi Delta Theta, is expected to
be "a strong candidate.
William Arthur of Mandan is one
. of the men appearing as promising
football material on the freshman
team. He is playing end on the ele.
ven.
William Ankenmann, in a recent
appointment maze by Col. w. G
Doane for the X. o. I. c. unit at thu
University Of North Dakota. wa:
made one Of the two battalion ser
geant majors of the unit.
Charles Burke is acting as chair
man OF the Coolidge Dawes commit
tee, which is working for the cleo
ton Of its candidates through tn,
distribution of literature and but
tons. Mr.. Burke, who heads the Re
publican forces on the University OF
North Dakota campus, was made
committee chairman by the nationa
O. =. committee.
The Metropolitan theatre compan.
Of Grand Forks offered prizes to1
the best essay on america" and two
Bismarck students were the recipi
ents of the awards. Charles Shafel
won first place and Miss Heller
Crawford won third place.
TO HOLD MEETING
Tuesday evening the Yeomen viii
hold regular meeting, calling to or
der at 500 O'Clock. There will bI
I the initiation of four candidates ant
\ short business session followed b!
social hour and refreshments. Thirt,
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p. William Ankenmann, in recent
appointment maze by Col. w. G.
DOane for the X. o. I. G. unit at the
University Of North Dakota. was
made one Of the two battalion SER
geant majors of the unit.
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TO LEAVE FOR MINNEAPOLI:

Mrs. w. f. Cole will leave tomor-
row for Minneapolis, Minn., where
she will visit for ten days with
friends.
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William Arthur of Mandan is one
of the men appearing as promising
football material on the freshman
team. He is playing end on the ele-
ven.
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Jerome Conway will be candidate
for Junior prom manager in the class
elections which will be held within
the next ten days. Mr.. Conway, who
is a Phi Delta Theta, is expected to
be strong candidate.
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GIRL RESERVES TO MEET

UINH 1ICIo1IIVV I'D To MCCI
The Presbyterian Girl Reserves
will meet in the church parlors
promptly at 1880. Russell Reid will
give a talk on "Native Birds"
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Talks were given by .Karleen Home
Of Bowman, Ruth Germo of Red Lake
Falls, Mimi, Gladys Stoddart Of
Jamestown, and Marie Elvick of
Grand Forks.
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A meeting devoted to the discus
sion Of the Geneva, Wis, conference,
which four of the University Of
North Dakota girls attended, was
held by the y. W. {. A. in Davis hall
Thursday evening. Charlotte Logan
one Of the members of the Y. W.
cabinet, assisted in preparing the
program.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-08-22
OSTRlCHES AND,
HORSES TO RUN
NOVEL RACE

Berlin, Aug. 22.-Ten racing os-
tfiches which are to vie with horses
for speed honors at race course in
August have arrived in Berlin and
been placed in quarters in stables,
which appear to be very distasteful
to the big birds.
For racing the ostriches are hitch
ed to lightweight sulkeys and have
their workouts every day when in
training, which follows the fines gen.
orally applied to trotting or pacing
horses. The ortriches all have names
and are cared for by stable boys just
as are thoroughbred horses.
The birds are guided by reins. at
tached to leather caps which fit over
the heads of the ostriches, which
take the place of bits as used for
horses.
"Tony," one Of the racers here
which came from Italy, and Franz,
owned in Vienna, ere natural born"
racers, according to the ostrich rae
ing touts, and appear to love the
sport as much as their drivers, but
the other fellows; they assert. are
sort of mechanical in their racing,
merely following directions Of their
drivers. and without seeming to know
what it is ell about. But "Franz"
and "Tony," say the drivers, know
more about racing than any horse
which ever. getaway at the post.
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SWEDEN SEEKS
TO RETAIN
HER SUBJECTS

Stockholm, Aug. 22.-It will be
harder to become citizen Of Swe
den, and easier to remain one after
the beginning of next year, accord
ing to new law which has just
been passed.
The new citizenship regulation re-
quires five years. residence, instead
of three, for the naturalization of
immigrants. According to the old
law Swedish woman lost her citi-
zenship upon marriage to man who
was not a Swedish citizen. But un-
der the new law such a married wo-
man retains her national allegiance
to Sweden until she becomes natur-
allied under the laws of some other
country:
Under the old law Swedes residing
abroad for a period Of ten years au-,
tomatictlfy lost their citizenship,
even though they had not become ma
turalized in the country Of residence.
But under the new, law a Swedish
citizen by birth who has been dcmi-
ciled in Sweden retains his political
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Philippine -.
Islands Have 80.
Low Death Rate

Manila, Aug. 22.-The death rate
IN the Philippine Islands during the
year 1923 was 17.5 per thousand
which is the lowest ever recorded, ac-
cording to a report of the Philippine
Health Service. The 1923 dsath rate
was eight percent lower than that
Of 1922 and fourteen percent lower
than in 1921.
There has been corresponding de-
crease in the infant mortality rate,
toward which the insnlar government
has exerted much effort.
.sHealth officials attribute the de-
crease in the death rate to increased
efficiency 'of the health organizations,
Improved ssuitaties pfs pcRulous cen
%efs -xitl d increased interest i'm health
education Of the masses.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
r III O N E 3 -
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
room modern house, east front,
double garage, for $3.50 on terms.
3 room house and barn for $3.50.
room house and 2 lots for $1O50. =
room partly modern house, close
in, bed rooms, for $780,, on
terms.
6 room modern house, hot water heat,
near school, garage, enclosed porch,
for $60O0., on terms.
Z room modern rouse, hot water heat,
close in, bed rooms. enclosed
porch, we'll built, for $4,000.
room modern house, with kitchen
cite and bath, four $780,, on
terms. sac
z room modern brick house, new,
we'll located, garage, hot water,
enclosed porch, all modern conven.
fences, on terms; prices quoted on
other properties on request.
room modern house for rent for
S45., 3 room house for rent for SIP.
fine lot for sale.
Geo. NJ. Register.
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status wherever he resides unless he
should become naturalizcd in some
other country. Persons whose Swed-
ish citizenship has lapsed under the
old law may have it renewed SO as
to come within the scope of the new
law by simple written application
to any Swedish consulate or legation.
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A HAT.ACHE

SMITH-And how is your wife?
FRIENDS HUSBAND-Oh, her
head is troubling her a lot.
That's bad Chronic headaches,
eh?"
ono; she wants new hat."-An-
swers (London).
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
s ROOM MODERN DWELLING,
hardwood floors, sleeping porch,
full basement, furnace heat, base
ment garage, East front. Price
$3750.0O. Good terms.
ROOM MODERN DWELLING,
hardwood floors, full basement,
furnace heat, large screened porch,
East front. Price $3450. Good
terms.
ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW,
i hardwood floors, full basement,
Z furnace heat, East front. Price
$3150.O0. Good terms.
4 ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
hot water heat, built-in features,
double garage, screened porch.
Price $46O0.0O. Good terms.
8 ROOM HOUSE, WATER, BASE
MENT. Price $1325.OO, easy terms.
S ROOM BUNGALOW, CLOSE IN,
hardwood floors, full basement,
garage. Price $47O00O. good
terms.
Z ROOM MODERN DIV ELLIN G..
hardwood floors, full basement,
furnace heat, East front. Price
$5250.00.
6 ROOM MODERN HOUSE, GOOD
location, hardwood floors, fire
place, full basement. Price $4,000.
Good terms.
HOUSES, CITY LOTS, FARM LANDS
complete list Of each is ready
for you. Can help your raise mon
ey to make purchase.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE AGENCY
q Houses for Rent
Webb Block Phone U
8s19-1w.
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FOR SALE -....
House, rooms, m dern,
close in, reasonable terms. $1,000 90
House, 4 rooms, east front,
= newly painted and decor
ated, easy terms ....... 10000
House, 6 rooms; modern, east
front 81. 5000. 90
Dozens Of houses, hundreds Of lots,
in all parts of the city. g."
Some rare bargains in farm lands.
You can't help but make good
profits by buying lands at our
present price levels.
F. +. YOUNG.
8.19-5t
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Lost

on rim, Racine 30x3k
cord. Reward for return to Fri
fibune. 8-21-2t
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PAGE SEVEN
FLAMING YOUTH

FLAMING YOUTH
VAN JAY-When you kissed her
did you find her responsive?
VAN PUFF-Well,, should say I
did! Why, she burnt the back Of
my neck with her cigaret.-Life.
READ TRIBUNE WANT ADDS.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
WANTED-Agents in small towns to
sell the Standard Oil Burner for
cook stove, range, heater and fur
mace. Good proposition. Emerson
Whan, 107-3rd ST., Bismarck.
8-2O-4t
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" of sec. %, 1873, 70, Apple Greek
Twp W. 'A:&Ziegalmeyer. r..
81 S-2O-st
FOR HALE-ktno corner lot, 60xl60
ii the best 'rsSidencs district IN
Dtsnafck.. Paving, sewer. water
md tas Ill In and partial sxcava-
zion mad1. Price and terms right.
Address, 7S7 Tribune, Bismarck, N.
D. l-19-tf
TEACHERS WANTE6-HiEh school,
grade, rural. Low commission
only $1,000 (most agencies charge
five perceat, anountEnaii 10 49,
SIS and more.r Write fot 6lank
Immediately. Grand Forks Teach
ers' Agency. N. W. Natl Ba4k
Bldg, Grand Foikss NJ D. ~
sq s-s-1m
WANT 10 BUY-f2 Eaufe shot gan
in good condition. Give completes
description and price in answer.
Box sos Bismarck, N. D.
r -,t f2,sEs 8s21-8t
USED CARS FOR S1LK-lT baby
Grand Chevrolet stoxfffg, 1880;
Model 'sb"' ovsrlsMd Touring,
$500. These cars must be dis.
posed Of at once as we need the
room. Call At the Olson 1 Bros.
= garage or phone CAS- W. aag- j.,
a1 ~ 8.21-1w
EPILEPTfCS-At last a treatment
whieh' stUps seizures ffumN first
! day. No bromfdes, Narcotics.
=. Guaranteed Infornaatidnts +. frees
Z. or3e oifii =
Little Rock, Ark.
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FOR RENT-Two or three room
furnished apartment, also two un-
furnished rooms. The Laurain
Apis. B. F. Flanagan. Phone
3O3. - 8-2O-2w
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SALESMAN

FOR RENT-Nice, clean, newly de-
corated furnished and unfinished
Z. rooms and apartments. Close in.
Also good experienced engineer
and separator men would like work
running an outfit. Phone $50.
2-21-St
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FOR SALE room and bath bung-
allow, full basement, close in, at a
bargain for cash. Will consider
down payment and monthly pay
ments, Address Tribune No. 799.
S-21-3t
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FOR RENT-Strictly modern house
in good condition, good location.
/. Also sewing machine for sale,
;ssews like new. Will sell very
cheap. Phone 439-J.
R.O1-2t
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6-2f-1w.

CHIMNEY sweeping and furnace
cleaning, all work guaranteed
first cisss work. Phone 1877, 500
Hotel. 8-18-1w
FOR SALE-Pool hall, soft drinks,
cigars and tobacco. Mandan, Phone
IS. 8-22-1w
FOR SALE-First class hotel and
cafe at Max, N. d. Write Tribune
No. 500. 8-22-2w
FOR RENT-American Bowling Alley
for the next season.
8-S-tf
HEMSTITCHING and picot work
done by expert operators, at Sing
- or Sewing Machine Co. 2l0 Bdwy.
Bismarck. N. d. " 8-5-1m
FOR SALE-Franklin roadster. new
paint. motor in fine condition. In
quire Interstate Transportation Co.
Price $325.00.
8-21-1w
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FOR RENT-Steam heated IL room
hotel in Coleharbor. Write C. A..
Fuglie, Coleharbor, N. D.
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{FOR RENT-My rooming house at
GIT End. St. Furnished if desired.
Contains five 60 apartments.
5000
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STANDARD OIL BURNER
. ~. ~. FOR As

Furnace, Heater, Range and cook
stove. TOT Srd st., Bismarck.
s4 sH 90. S.18.St
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FOR RENT-Five room house, also
furnished room. Inquire PA Fifth
st .. . 8-13-tf
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FOR RENT-The hay on the south
" of sec. %, 1873, 70, Apple Greek
Twp. W. A:4Ziegalmeyer. T..
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LADIES AND GENTS fur garments
refined and repaired, also refining
of cloth coats. First class work,
guaranteed. Mrs. Matte Eistrom,
Phone 322M, 505-3rd St.
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FOX RENT-Furnished room for
light housekeeping. $40 9Th St.
8.21-3t
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HOUSES, CITY LOTS, FARM LANDS
complete list Of each is ready
for you. Can help your raise mon
CIV to make purchase.
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FOR RENTING or three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping in
i modern home, $4,000 and $500.
Cali 872. 5000
FOR SALE OR RENT-Four room
house, with large basement, wind
mill and barn. Phone 1851.
10, Ola 4 n,
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ROOM MODERN HOUSE, GOOD
location, hardwood floors, fire
place, full basement. Price $500.
Good terms.
, 1924-11-19
Thanksgiving Sale Specials

e values, ana the many others we
Ladies Novelty Hand Bags. Real
leather, novelty Innings. 4 special pur-
chase enables us to offer you ca ne
this splendid bargain. - sEO
Dainty Made Boomers. Made from
striped lingette. Shirred knee. In all
the new shades. Thanksgiv- c. EO
ing Sale -- sHAeAO
Women's Corsets, in flesh and white.
Front and back lace styles. All this
seasons models. Thanks Of no
giving Sale - SEsSS
Mems and Boys 220 weight Blue Den
l 40. 'u Thsnsseiy 5i1eS s $S,SS- S1o19
PALMOLIVE SOAP saE4
Thanksgiving Sale, 4 for G0G
, 1924-11-19

Thirty-siX inch percales, fast colors,
neat patterns. Percales that look
bright and fresh after repeated 90
washings. Thanksgiving Sale ACG
Boston Bungalow woven rag rugs, size
24x4s' washable and reyers- &1.TS
all know the wearing qualities of these
son. Thanksgiving Sale, three c.
pair for eDA
Mems and Boys Caps. With and with
out inbands. Stylish caps of GE 0E
high grade materials ---- eDA5aeB
Fifty-inch All Wool Serge, sponged
and shrunk. Colors, navy, CT 40
brown, maroon. Sale price spA-9AO
, 1924-11-19
Misses Goats
Shoes at Worth While Savings

Womens Strap Slippers, in satin and patent. Fancy cut o pat
terms. Styles are right up to the minute. These ire GO OF
splendid value at regular prices. Thanksgiving Sale spOsO0
Womens Strap Slippers and Oxfords. Grey and brown buck, black
n brown kid. Shoes that have both style and comfort. (N no
Rubber heel lifts. Thanksgiving Sale ----- GDHoOO
Chndrens Shoes in black and mahogany. Good serviceable shoes
for school ear Sunday and neat. Made yer comfortable &C. 90
lasts for growing feet. Thanksgiving Sale -- OleJS
Mems Dress Shoes IF dependable quality. Goodyear welt. Uppers
of good quality mahogany leather, rubber heels, oak soles, q Or
easy fitting lasts. Priced to save you money ----- DOsCV
Boys Retain High Top Shoes. Long wearing shoes for boys. Heavy
overweight soles; every pair made strongest where the G0 Or
the wear is hardest; sizes IS to @. Thanksgiving Sale $4,000
Mems High Top Shoes. Standard quality, twelve to sixteeninch tops.
They are bears to wear. You will be surprised at the ON OE
saving OIL these. THANKSGIVING Sale O&sOO