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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-28
school begins next Monday in the

Ill
School begins next Monday in the
schools OF this township.
H. +. Gilbert has rented his farm
to &. {. Fox. excepting The house
and orchard We understand Mrs.
Nolan and children who have been
with mir Gilbert for some time eX-
aact to 90 to Zanesyile to make
heir home Mr.. Gilbert also keeps
control Of the coal bank.
Edear Hill of Charleston, w. Va,
and sister Mrs. Sloan, wife of Dr.
Sloan. and two children, OF Mariet-
ia, spent Sunday at the +. R. Ogle-
wee home Mr. Hill and Mrs Sloan
are children OF Emma Ogleyee Hill
who will be remembered by the old
er folks. Mrs Hills death occurred
several years ago
Don't forget Morgan County Po
mona grange meeting at Bristol
grange Saturday, Sept. s.
The Volstead act must be some
relation to the mother of invention.
If you are interested in the Meigs
cemetery in the way OF acquiring
more grounds, you will please tell
us. All the open space left in the
old cemetery is in a solid ledge of
rock. If the sections charge what it
is really worth for digging graves
here. it looks high to those who
have not had experience in digging
one and If they don't they are sim
ply doirs some mighty hard work
which is unnecessary if fit ground
can be procured. While none OF Us
are in a hurry to be buried it would
ha urbapdy tn ha dead md no DlaCe
to be buried
aIr. and Mrs John Peyton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robb of Eagle
port spent Sunday at the Yauger
home.
Jesse Hill will have public sale
at his residence near the Cotton
bridge, Sept. s, after which they viii
move to town.
Mrs. Curtis Robb and little
daughter returned to their home at
Utica Saturday, after visit with the
formers parents Mr.. and Mrs I. e.
-iunc
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-28

bout sponsored by Joe Murphy will
be given Thursday evening at $500
in front of the grandstand. Sew
eral Of the champion heavy weights
and fly weights from the central
west will mix it up in the arena.
With good roads in every direc-
ton and the reputation that Mariet-
ia and Washington county have been
building, enormous crowds Will be
present regardless of the weather.
70 take care of our visitors ten
acres have been added to our park
ing space in connection with our
touring camp.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-28

The Washington county fair
promises to be a winner this year,
the weather man cooperating. En-
tries in both the stock show and race
program far exceed last year when
all records We're broken. The new
cattle barn will be flIei 10 over
ioWing with some Of the best herds
fror. several states. The racing
program with two stake races prom
iscs come fast events with many
II. re horses than last year.
Tie new t25,00 floral hall with
one hundred merchants aid manu-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-28
Meigs


What was an air castle in the
minds Of the community boosters
will soon be a real castle. The ex-
cayating is nearly finished, the con-
crete blocks are on the ground, and
what promises TO be the finest tonl-
munity building in the county will
soon be under way. The lower
story is to be nine feet high, o. con-
crete blocks, the upper story frame
Paul Ray of Barberton joined
his family, Saturday, for visit
Gilbert Carnes and wife came Sat
urday FOR visit with home folks.
The social aud entertainment was
postponed until Aug. so
Some folks tell us we will be
elected, others that we can't. These
same folks say the office has, for at
least good many years, gone to
cripples--sort of a charity JOB.
Don't talk that way any more Mr..
Hollingsworth's condition is such
that many if in like condition would
give up and become public charge,
but he has fought valiantly for a
livelihood and if he can do the work
he will be doing the county the
same degree of service the auditor
OI Any OlHeI OHICldl uOSS, CAtCpI li1G
recorders salary is such that able
bodied men do not want it. In fact
it looks as though the county is re-
ceiving charity rather than the Of
fcial We wouldn't be allowed to
say in these columns Ito hell with
charity" but suppose they would
allow us to say Hell and Maria"
Meigs Valley grange met last
Thursday evening, with every Off
Ger present. G. R. Massey, d. S. M,
was present on his inspection trip,
accompanied by his son r. O..
Meigs Valley is going through a pc
culiar period, but when the grange
is housed in the new building things
will look different.
w. T. Flanders remains critically
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-28

facturers cooperating will be one of
the big attractions. No effort has
been spared by the fair board and
exhibitors in making this new build
ing the center of attraction. Lots of
tree entertainment has been proyid-
ed with the society. Circus perform
ing day and night before the grand
stand, also the pageant given on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings. A
grand and gorgeous display of fire
works nightly far surprising any
thing in this part of the state. Spe-
cial big bicycle race on Monday
sponsored by Voll, the bicycle man.
with 1925 in prizes offered.
Entries may be made at Volls BIZ
cycle Store. Four big brass bands
will be in tendance-Mariett
boys band, Putnam band, Marietta
high school band and Coburns Min
strels.
As a climax a three event boxing
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-28

visiting Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Gheen
and Mr. and Mrs. 0. " Hanlin.
Miss Bessie Dixon returned home
Saturday, after a visit with her
aunt Mrs. Robert Gessell of Relief.
Mr. and Mrs f. d, Fleming OF
Muncie, Ind. were over Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Devices, Mr..
and Mrs. Brown Of Moresville, Ind,
and Mrs. William Barnes of Stock
port were callers at II l. Smiths
recently.
Leslie Hallowell of Pennsyille,
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
0. V. Hanlin.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-28
ROOsteryiue

Miss Loretta Hollett Of GAINESVILLE
is visiting with her parents here.
Mrs. Kennard Kinsey is quite sick.
Clyde Hooper visited from Friday
until Sunday with Sylvester Wilson's
of Mountville.
Leslie O'Neal and family visited
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
at Senecaville.
Mrs. Byron Ray and baby and
daughter Miss Iva Ray of Meigs, are
visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. M. o. Gheen and daughter
Maxine of Wheeling, w. Va, are
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-28
Picnic At Emery

Lytlesburg circuit Will picnic at
the Emery church Aug 80, begin
ming at 1880. You are cordially in
vited A picnic that will be differ
ent. Special music will be featur-
ed throughout the day. Good speak
ers. Bring your baskets and enjoy
the day with us. 21a2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-08-28
Newton Ridge

F. c. Bowles, wife and baby Of
Malta. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. Bowles left Saturday for a few
DAYS visit in Belmont county.
Mrs. Lloyd Spencer and son Lloyd
returned Monday from few days
visit with her sisters in Columbus.
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UNDERTAKING & Furniture C(
MOTOR OR HORSE DRAWn
\ EQUIPMENT AT THE SAME
PRICE. MOTOR AMBULANCE
WORK GIVEN PROMPT AND
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
Store Phone 1873.
A. w. Miller IEf-B
- O. Miller 2R-R<A4
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al GAINESVILLE. They. arrived here
Monday and are at the home Of Mr.
Bailey's parents Mr. and Mrs James
Bailey.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-23
Is There a
Little Baby in
Your Home?

Well, it is time for you
to buy her some cunning
new summer toys. Dainty,
little things that will en-
nance her babyish charms.
Sheer little frocks, fetching
bonnets. etc. We have those
very things in our Infants
Shop and we want you to.
bring your baby in and let
US outfit her. They are
most moderately priced.
JosKE's THIRD FLOOR
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-23
Handbags 1895

Giving you the opportunity of buying a
smart new bag and saving money at the same
time. In dozens of clever styles and of the
most popular feathers and materials. Shades
to match your costumes.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-23

Dainty Wolfe
Teddies $1.48
In colors of peach, pink and
orchid. BIO d ice top and
trimmed. with dainty lace
ruffles.
$1.4S GOWNS csc
Made of fine quality batiste
in colors of orchid, peach,
pink, light blue and honey
dew. Trimmed with shirrings
and bindings of contrasting
colors.
COSTUME SLIPS $2.98
Women's hand made cos
tune slips of fine nainsook.
Double shadowproof h e m.
Trimmed with hemstitching
and hand embroidery.
JOSKE'S THIRD FLOOR
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-23
Welcome Visitors!

Tomorrow is VISITORS DAY and,we want
welcome every visitor to our store. We 8
prepared to extend you every courtesy
that your visit to Joske's win be, both pie;
urable and profitable.
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Jewelry 10

Fiesta visitors, this event
will appeal to you. For it
brings the finest of jewelry at
exactly one-half price. And
once this sale is over, there is
no telling how long it will be
before you'll have the oppor-
tunity to buy jewelry at one
half price. Included are
BEADS NOVELTIES
BRACELETS EAR RINGS
PEARLS MESH BAGS
ETC.
JosKE's STREET FLOOR
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ChiIdren's Sweaters, $3.50
Slip-on style, button or tuxedo front.
Were $500 to $5.9S. Odds and ends
Of best-selling styles.
MILDLY Blouses, 1898
OF flannel. light or heavy weight.
Regulation style, braid and emblem
trimmed. In navy, red and green.
Sizes for misses, children ana women.
Were $500 to $1,000.
ChiIdren's Dresses, Csc
Also middies, flannelette pajamas,
cotton and flannelette night gowns
and hats. All grouped into one spe.
cial lot. Formerly 75c to $1.9S.
Children's Dresses, $2.9S
About Is. Of wolfe, dimity, taffeta,
crepe and other novelty materials.
ODDS and ends. Were $S.0s 20 $40.
Winter Goats, $5.9S
About 20, Of Atwood, some with real
fur collars. Sizes IL, ~ and 16. Were
$10.9S to $4,000. -'- g.,
PalaiS Royal-Thlra Floor.
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Furniture

81 Natural Willow Arm Chairs.
with round back. deep seat,
large size. -. .......... $4.95
$1.25 Kitchen Chair, hardwood,
natural wood finish, spindle
back, at. sec
100 Fumed Oak Tabourettes,
mission style. at. ........... 2sc
Costumers, solid oak, square
=. design, metal coat hangers. $1.2s
$24.5O Cane Wing Arm Chair
or Rocker, brentwood, dull
mahogany finish, at. .S15.95
$4,000 Solid Oak Chiffonier, S
large roomy drawers, plain
design. wood back, at. .S14.95
Palais ROyal-FOurth Floor.
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Women's Sports Hose, 81
Regularly $1.75 and $685.. full
fashioned mercerized Isle in two
toned combinations; gray, brown and
oxford: all perfect.
Silk Sports Hose, $2.95
Women's, regularly $3.50 to IS;
ribbed, in two.tonedA and plain colors;
first quality, but broken assortments;
some with silk clocks.
Wool Hose, reduced
$3.50 values. .$l.OO
$1.75 and $1.95 values. .$1.25
Palais R0yal-Main Floor.
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Boys MAJ inaws, $6.95

Boys MAJ inaws, $6.95
About 80. regularly $1O.95 to $3.50.
All wool, the best in stock. Mostly
small sizes. Z. 8. Q. 10. 13 and Is.
Boys Mackinaws, $4.95
Regularly 1926. Sizes z, 9, 10, Ii
and Is.
Little Boys Overcoats, $4.95
Regularly 1895. All wool, grey and
tan and Herringoone weaves. Sizes
2A to 8.
Boys Overcoats, $5.95
Regularly $3.50 to $14.5O. With
all.wool Innings. Sizes 4. and 6
only.
Big Boys Overcoats, $6.95
Formerly $3.50. Ulsterette models
in sizes Is, 16 and II only.
Boys Corduroy Knockers, Csc
Sizes 10 TO is only. Regular $1.25
grades.
Boys Corduroy Knockers, $1.65
Regular $s.45 and $2.s5 grades, the
best in our stock. Large sizes only,
16 and IL.
Little Boys Suits, $2.95
Regularly $5.aS 10 $3.50. Atwood
Blue Serges, Jerseys and Worsted
Crepes. button-on and MILDLY styles.
Sizes 2h to IA lot.
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Slammed Pieces. 3Qc each

Regular soc to sec values. Odd lots.
including scarfs, centers, lunch cloths,
aprons, pillow cases and a great va
riety Of odds and ends.
Stamped Towels, SEC
Attractive designs, stamped on ex-
cellent quality linen. large size. Reg.
ularly $1.0O values.
Table Covers, $2.95
~ Large size Of pure linen, in white
and two.toned gray. Size 54x54
inches. Regularly $500 and $500.
Lamp Shade Frames, 39c
Regular 800 to 1925 values Odd
lot Of large sizes for floor lamps.
Pala1S ROyal-Main Floor.
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Boomers, z pairs 79c

Women's Mercerized Jersey
Ribbed Boomers, with elastic
bands. Sizes s, 6, Z, in pink
and white.-Basement.
Hose, z pairs Csc
"Glos" Fiber silk. Black
only, In sizes 8 and az. Re-
inforced black hose. regular
at soc pair.-Basement,
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Boys Suits, Csc
One and two piece Tub
Suits, braid and emblem
trimmed. Sizes 8 to z years.
Some were S1.29.-BaseEnont.
Outsixes, z for SOC
Women'S Extra Size Vests,
IS to 80. Regular at S6c
each. Friday 2 for Soc.
Basement.
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Women's' Vests, z for 49c
Regularly zee. low neck. ribbed.
bodice style and built.up shoulder,
white and pink; regular and extra
sizes.
Women's Union Suits, $l.49
Richelieu and Princess May Silk
and Wool Suits with CLOS fibre silk
stripe; low neck sleeveless, ankle aid
knee length: built-up shoulder and
bodice; regular and extra sizes.
Children's Union Suits, 59c
Regularly zee to $3.50, wool.mixed
suits, broken sizes: Hudson Mills and
Sandman makes; fleece-lined sleeping
garments, ankle length with feet;
ages 6 months to years.
Children's Underwear, 29c
Regularly SOC to $500: light weight,
fleece-lined vests. pants and union
suits, low neck, ankle length, also
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, high neck,
long sleeves: slightly soiled and dis.
continued styles.
Palais ROyal-Main F7oUr.
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Curtains, $l.9S pair

Regularly $2.25. OF Ruffled Wolfe
and Dotted GrenadL1e, complete with
tie bands to match.
CretOnnes, Use yard
Regularly $1.26. OF Linen Taffeta,
in floral and Verdure patterns: just
the thing for 6raperies and slip
Drapery Silks, 72c yard
Regularly $1.2S. SO inches wide.
Plain and fgursi designs. Also fig
ured drapery Mad1ss.
Curtain Rods, 22c set
Regularly sc. Double Goose neck
extension rods, complete with fix
Palaas Royai-SecOnd Floor.
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50 Women. Bath Robes, $4.44

~ WV1WSW D WGSW GNWWSO1 $TS1T
Made or genuine Beacon cloth. cozy
colors. Ribbon and braid trimmed.
Formerly $e.sS to $1,000.
soc Pillow Cases, SEC each
200 fine bleached Cohasset cases.
size 45xS6 inches.
Cohasset Sheets, $3.50 each
Size S1x9O inches, bleached sheets;
finished with vide hens: regularly
$1.85.
Petticoats at 81
Also aprons, kimonos and dressing
sacques included in this special group.
ing. Formerly $3.50 to $1.9S.
Quilted Slippers, 39c
Odd lot Japanese slippers, in odd
colors and mismatched patterns. For
merly $1.0O pair.
PaIais Royal-Thlrd Floor.
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Window Shades
Reduced-CQlnplete
With Fixtures

Water Color Opaque Shades,
O58c.
Special Oil Opaque Shades,
Sc.
American Holland Shades.
Hartshorn rollers, $1.19.
. Fringed Holland AIDES,
HartShorn rollers, $1.S0.
Special Duplex Shades, Harris.
horn rollers, $1.19.
Palais ROya+SecOnd Floor.
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Rag Rugs, $l.95

Rag Rugs, $l.95
Hit-and.Miss style, extra quality; in
size 3x6 feet.
Floor Coverings, 39c
Blue Ribbon felt base coverings,
discontinued patterns: four designs
to select from.
Cocoa Door Mats, Csc
Extra quality imported cocoa mats;
size 15x25 inches.
Gold Seal Art Rugs
Perfect quality in one piece without
border.
9x15 feet. $3.50
9x12 feet, $9.95
.9x1O4s feet. 1896
9x9 feet, $7.95
6x9 feet, $5.49
4Mx9 feet, 1896
PaIais ROyal-SecOnd Floor.
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29c CretOnnes, Csc

S~~ NASSVAAAASO1 6VG
Mil ends-1,200 yds in all.
Floral designs and colors on
dark grounds.-Baselnent.
Choices for 81
Table filled with aprons.
dressing >sacques, blouses and
children's dresses; slightly
soiled; were soc to $1.-BBse-
nent.
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$1.29 Dresses. CSC

Girls new Spring and Sum-
msr Tub Dresses, with touch
es Of hand work. Sizes . to
IA years.--Basenent.
$1.25 Middies, CSC.
Superior tailored blouses.
regulation style, at csc.
skirts, csc. Sizes 8 to Ia.
Basement.
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39c Boomers, 29c

39c Boomers, 29c
Women's and misses full
cut and reinforced nainso0k
and crepe boomers. pink and
white.-Basement.
Sateen Boomers, 29c
Juveniles soc value Sateen
Boomers, full cut. Sizes 6
TO IL years. Friday at 29C.
Basement.
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Kitchen Crash, 6 yards 81

kltchen OfaSn, D yarOS 81
Regularly 21c, heavy bleached crash,
very absorbent; linen and cotton
mixed.
Toweling, 4 yards 81
Regularly soc, heavy all pure linen
glass toweling; red and blue checks.
Outing Flannel, IL yards 81
500 yards heavy flannel, medium
and dark gray; good quality: regu.
larry .18c yard.
Turkish Towels, 4 for 81
Heavy bleached hemmed bath
towels, medium size: regularly. zee.
Punjab Percales, 4 yards 81
Regularly 29c; light, medium and
dark figures and stripes: one Of the
best cloths made.
39c Muslin, Soc yard
400 yards, As inches wide: Fruit Of
the Loom pillow case muslin.
Palais ROyal-Sec0nd Floor.
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WOmen's Underwear, 81

Regularly $1.39 to $1.95. Glove silk
vests, plain and fancy weaves. Clos
fibre silk ribbed. Glove silk CANT
soles, plain and lace trimmed. Some
slightly soiled. Also wool mixed vests,
CLOS (fibre silk) stripe, low neck.
sleeveless, bodice style.
Children's Hose, ,39c, to 81
FUN and three-Quarter lengths of
wool. silk and wool and wool mixed:
all perfect; sizes to 10; regularly
soc to $1.95. Friday only, sec to 81
pair.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
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Stationery Specials for Friday Only

Soc Boxed Stationery, SO sheets,
IL corresponding cards and AZ en-
velopes to match. Assorted colors.
Friday, see.
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Also Creepers, Of fast color
tub materials, for boys and
girls Of 6 months to 4 years.
Basement.
Nets, IL for Csc
Cap Shape Flair Nets, all
shades Of brown, black and
blond; any IL for 2EC.--Baso.
ment.
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NOUOMS
Rubber Sanitary Aprons. flesh
color, with net top. Each. 29c.
Elastic Sanitary Belts, assorted
sizes. Each, &c.
Venus Washable Sanitary Napkins
Of Birdseye cloth. Each, 21c.
Steel Scissors, assorted sizes. Each,
45c.
Turknit Wash Cloths with colored
edges, assorted, 3 for 2Sc.
Celluloid Hair Pins, perfection
brand, s to Is to box, lee.
PalaiS ROyal-Main Floor.
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S. Felt Hats. $3.50

% FeII mats, 9Z.0U
One table filled with felts, good
range Of styles and colors to select
from.
Children's Tams, 49c
OF velvet, in black only. Formerly
much higher priced.
Palals R0yAl-SecOnd Floor.
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Ribbons
Ribbon Remnants OF Dresden,
MORE, Satin, Taffetd and Fancy
effects, 5 to inches wide. Fri.
day, yard. .89(
Metal RtbbOnS-On colored and
black grounds, many colors and
combinations. IN inches wide.
Friday, yard. .75G
Remnants OF Fancy Stripes, Two
tone, Picot edge, MORE, Satin,
Taffeta, etc. Y to inches
wide. Friday, yard. ...... .15t
Satins, MORE, Fancy Stripes,
PIaids, etc.-4a to s inches wide,
all colors and combinations.
Friday, yard. ................ .25G
PalaiS R0yal-Main Floor.
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Bargain Basement Dresses at "a 90
Our popular $40 Dresses. Friday only at YTsOV
These navy blue Poiret Twill Dresses proved the most
popular OF the many here at So Only Is remain Sizes
16 to 3S-Basement Store :
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Women's Silk and Clos
(Fibre Silk Hose. 79c

Regularly CSC. First quality.
Star Knit and Conqueror. three
scanned back. In black, beige,
tanbark, nude, lariat, peach,
melon, blush, airdale, Jack
rabbit, gunmetal, log cabin,
otter, cordovan and oriental
pearl. First quality.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
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$1.OO Bridge or Telephone Slate,
boxed; make ideal prizes. Friday,
25c.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
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Bargain Basement Coats ut CA 90
Originally SASS, later $lOOo Friday only At " 3sV~
Only IS these Fur Trimmed Bolivia and Velour
Coats. Sizes 16 to SO. at disbursement Store
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44!9)c:

Famous SOC Underwear. Friday only NJ
wonnen's Night Gowns Envelope Chenise. Drawers
ana Corset Covers lace and embroidery trimmed Also
girls pink Night Gowns and Pajamas. Sizes to 10
years-Basement Store
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Odd Wool Sweaters, 81
Values 80 TO 96; Atwood slip-on,
coat ana tuxedo styles: some slightly
soiled: in black, navy. tan. blue, ETC.;
Sweater Suits, $685.
Were $7.95, 10 brush wool suits, in
navy or black. slip-on or 3acquette
effects; sizes SO to a..
Wash BlOuses, Use
Women's: regularly 81 and $3.50; all
white and with. touches of color; all
sizes.
Night Gowns at sec
Children's. OF nainsook and long
cloth. slightly soiled. Odds and ends.
Were 75c to $1.OO. 4 to IL years.
PalaiS ROyal-Third Floor.
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Hose, z pairs SOC
Juveniles 39c English
Ribbed Sports Hose, cuff tops,
2 to 9M, in browns, grays and
tans.--Basement.
MILDLY Blouses, Soc
For girls 16 to IS, blouses
and shirt waists; slightly
mussed: some were $1.O0 and
S1.25.-Basement.
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$50 Tintex Tints, a. you rinse, 2
packages. 29C.
Pepsodent Tooth Paste, tube, $50.
CSC Vanitas Bath Powder for soft.
ening and pertaining the water, 19c.
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Union Suits, z for Csc.

Union OuItS, Z tor USc.
Women's Ribbed Union
Suits, low neck, no sleeves,
tight knees. Sizes 40 and AZ.
Two Suits, SSc.-Basement.
29c Bingham, &c
80 inches wideA1,7OO yards.
The new plaids and checks in
sun and tub proof colors.
Basement.
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Elbow Length Gloves, 81
Regularly $3.50. OF channels suede
fabric, in new two-toned embroidered
stitchings, in mode, sand and new
gray.
Chamoisette Gloves, 45c
c-clasp, in pongeo and white. Du.
pick, double-woven fabric, in cha
moiS color. 2-clasp. 8 and IL button
lengths, In gray. Broken sizes. Reg.
ular 76c to 31.76 values.
PalaiO ROyal-Main Floor.
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OUR BIG WEEKEND E
Worhwe Dependable Merchandise forEuery individual an
Any Other Day. Mood sor Phone Orders on Advertised
Hard Water Soap
Friday, 3 cakes 15c

Regularly 1Oc cake. Our spe-
cial Palals Royal hard-water
soap. fathers freely In hard or
soft water.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
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500 Remnants,
Friday Only,
~ Regular Price

All good lengths Of voiles,
ginghams. outing fannels. sheet
ings, white goods, cotton and
linen damaskS, etc.
Palais ROyaESecOnd Floor.