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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-04-11
GreenawaIt's Compound
DandeliOn Liver Disks
FOR DIZZY LINERS

Recommended for torpid or slussish
livefs. constipation. dizziness and
stomach troubles caused through in.
activity OF the liver.
a purely vegetable compound. Use.
iul In kidney affections. Positively
no mercury. Easy. mild. gentle in
action.
For sale at
Eldridee's Drug Store. Rockville
Wilson's Drug Store. Rockville.
nov 30-3ms
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-04-11

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of MONTGOMERY county, Nd, letters
OF administration on the personal estate of
EPHRAIM G. AYTON,
late OF Montgomery county. deceased. All
persons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber on or before the 18th day of
August, 1924; otherwise they may. by law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 26th day of
February, 1924.
J. WILLIAM AYTON.
FEB zS-6t Administrator.
F'OR SALE r..,,. ,v,,,. -.
English American White Leshorn cock.
erels-3OO strain. Per head. 81. Write
TO
MRS. CATHERINE E. BEALL.
Route 1. CiarkSbure. Nd
jan Him
FOR SALE D.,.o u,., p,.n, -,
horsepower motor. Price reasonable.
C. MaHUNTER,
fso 1887 Rockville. Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-04-11

Bzih Of the finest sseelL OF the
veEy ssr1s gzeels We use IN the cast
hest Of our cars On some we pay
EnzkefS lsss premium 70 get Just the
Qzzhty specified
Bulb under al engineering de-
pzTtrneut which costs u 500 poo
yearly.
Each car subjected IN the build
ing 70 1870 separate inspectionA
Same steels, same wogkmznzksp
as in the eostliest Studebsker
rucdelx
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-04-11
Send for the Book

Nal N the coupon beIo1. We
VIII send you free our new book that
VIII inform you On FIVE simple ttzrzs
which reveal the yzl0e Of car. For
inSsznce-
II viii enable you 20 look At any
Car and tel whether ms been cheap
ened 70 meet q price or ofezB tue
quality.
II viii tel you why scre czrs
rattle AZ 1900 miles and o<herE
don't !: EhoTS one single pom. n
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you're getting top or medium ouzl-
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-04-11
How 1t Excels

Steels are identical with the steels
in the costiiest car we make.
More Timken bearings than in
any competitive car within $3.50
OF its price.
Genuine leather cushions, 10
inches deep. curled hair filing.
All-steel body.
One-piece windshield-rainproo
Attractive cowl lights.
Quick-action cowl ventilator.
Eon-skid cord tires.
Transmission and ignition locks.
Perfect motor balance.
The supreme car Of its class.
Send coupon fov 6ooh o6sus IL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-04-11
Mark This Example
of what Studebaker alone can do

Motors Tins Is done IN no ether car a our prices
Tben TTnken bearings n tts car than are
nsed N competitive within 81 800 Of or Prize AID
Inu1ken bezTngS take up other bearings do.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-04-11

This Light-Six Touring Car Is priced =. s1O4s b
under ordinary conditions sch would cost yea fro
91oo TO 500 more
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1924-04-11

fftee, $1,000.
-Four rooms, ESQ Il front. third acre Of
land lot No. ! In Thomas Addition "a
Gaithersbure
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18

! macion, prueba que el nero hecho
de ser soldado aventurero, asegura-
ba el exito de las obras que estos es-
cribiesen.
S.-Reto Collado Martell q. prue.
be este: ''s6lo elogios del libro afor-
tunado Sc oian por todas partes''. !.
Hubo algunos que no 10 leyeron num-
ca, y pesar de clio, "s6lo con citar
Ipanegiristas, alcanzaban laureles de
triunfo y presidencias honoriicas''.
A simple vista, Sc We, que no ser
esta afrmaci6n tropol6gica una hiper-
bole pintoresca, seria sin mas vueltas
una supercheria de marca mayor. De
-cualquier manera, 81 10 que pretende
dar a entender ell dilecto amigo, es
que Ell conocer, defender elogiar al
Qrijote era una especie de salvo-con-
ducto para granjearse los favores del
gobierno, de los clerigos Y las institu-
clones particulares, muy lejos anda de
10 que es patente cierto, y todavis
mas lejos de la verdad.
4.-Reto a Collado Marten que
pruebe que "nadie podia negarse a
admitir su gloria. 'tEl gobierno la
iglesia, 10 sostenian porque Ell Quito
te venia como obra maestro compile
tar la esclavitud de todos los haitian
tes de un continente'', amman el
espiritu batallador de sus guardisnes.
Ejecutaba ell libro la subyugaci6n men
tai de todos los literatos aficion&dos
a las 1etras''.
iAh! peiS ahora caigo, en- este sra-
we error que pretende propagar, en- ell
por que de su actuaci6n rebelde. Co
llado cree buenamente que Ei Quijote,
apadrinado por curas y gobernantes,
ayud6 subyugar la America Esps-
iiola, a someter su espiritu anlplio
ilimitado las terribles odiosas
/ practicas de una tirania que vino a
dar al traste con las heroicas guerras
de la Independence. Tuviera raz6n
Coliado, yo estaria con el ardiendo
en- santas iras, 81 la induencia del
Quijote no hubiera sido muy diferen-
te 10 que el cree.
Pero puede que 81 tenga raz6n, y
solamente espero que conteste y prue-
be con mesura sus aseveraciones, de
10 contrario ell pdblico que nos lee ten
dra que darme la raZ6n mi que las
niego todas.
Antonio s. PEDREIRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
Nv
LEJos DEL PUNTo

Mi admirable amigo: A. Collado
Martell desviandose por complete de
la pol6mica que sosteniamos, publica
en- ia Correspondence del sabado
Is de noviembre, un articulo que titu-
la .'Infiuencia del Poderio Espanol de
los. siglos- XVI, XVII v XVIII en- la
Divulgaci6n del Quijote'', y esta tan
Iejos de La certeza historical todo cuan
to dice que voy retarle para que in
tente probar sus afirmaciones.
FL articuIo aludido es una exposi-
cion de la politica desarrollada por Els
paiia en- las virgenes tieras de la
America. Y cosa harto sabida es que
los pudos de las espadas toledanas y
las astas de los morados pendones de
Castillo, en- tiempos de conquista y ex
ploraci6n Sc entibiaban por las manos
sarmentosas de los frailes.
Que asi como en- la peninsula vi
Wan en- intimo consorcio los principles
del estado con los de la religion, asi
tambien en- las posesiones espaficlas
las bases fundamentales del gobierno
Sc hacian soidas por las predicas re-
Iigiosas de las misiones civiliZadoras.
Y para hacer Ell naridaje perdurable
faltando q la verdad de los hechos, ell
amigo Collado hace caer en- manos del
, gobierno de la iglesia la divulgaci6n
Gle El Qnijote, como 81 esta fuera una
obra dogm5tica religiosamente doc
trinera, capaz de eonvertir los I'M
dios de dar mayores brfos los que
predicaban quito civilization.
Claro es que Collado Sc referira a
los siglos XVII XVIII, Y no al XVI
porque en- este fltinlo adn no Sc ha-
bia pnbHcado 81 Quijote, Y rara y
misteriosa infuencta podria tener un
siglo sobre la div,,lgaci6n de un hbro
cue aun no existfa.
1.-Reto Colado Martell a que
pruebe que "a fines del siglo XVI Y
al principle del XVII vino a America
"precedido de una fama que no ad-
militia discussion, ell hbro de Cervan-
tes". Es completamente, absolutamen
te incierto que Ell Quijote llegara a
America precedido de fama alguna.
2.-Reto a Collado Martell a Que
pruebe que s'lleg6 como era natural,
envueIto por Ell polviIlo maravilloso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18

DR.. Coll Wallington. Areeibo.
Bernardino Villanueva, Aguadilla.
Carlos Ruiz, Aguada.
Lcdo. Felix II. Hernandez, Isabela.
Alfredo Platet, Isabella.
II. A. Ramos, San Juan.
NJ. Amador, Isabella.
Eloy Estrada. Santurce.
Dr. Carlos Gonzalez, Aguada.
Lorenzo Zanches, Arecibo.
L. A. Pesquera, Santurce.
Enrique Umpierre, Rio Piedras.
Line Padr6n, Vega Baja.
]. Parabisini, Salinas.
Juan Estevas, Lares.
Alicia Agostini, Arecibo.
Hon. Emilio Escalera, Vega Alta.
Ramon Hernandez, Aguas Buenas.
Manuela Mejfas, Arecibo.
Aureo Silva, Arecibo.
Manuela Figueroa, Arecibo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
LA PLUMA NO ES TAN EFICAz
COMO LA EsPADA PARA DERRo-
CAR GoBIERNos, PoR 10 MENOs
EN- ESPANA


MADRID, die. 16. UNITED Press.
Que la pluma carece de potencia pa
ra derrocar gobiernos precipitar re-
voluciones, Sc ha probado. por 10 me-
nos Ell Espaha. El fracaso de Blasco
Ibafez, insigne novehsta espafiol,
quien ha trabajado con su Junta des-
de Paris, para derrocar del trono al
Rey Alfonso Y al Gobierno militar es
una muestra de que La espada es la
autoridad triunfante en- la peninsula.
La repartici6n de folletos incendia-
rios desde aviones no produjo la SEN
saci6n que Sc esperaba Y mucho me-
nos la reacci6n de los elementos TO-
Jos de la naci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
Hemos entregado recientemente las persOnas

Felicia Seijo Gle Jordan, Arecibo.
Jesds NJ Rios, Barceloneta.
Antonio Martinez, Arecibo.
Claudio Rivera, Isabella.
r. Rodriguez, Arecibo.
Pacffico Taboas, Manatf.
T.. de la Rosa, Isabella.
Jose Brandt, Ponce.
Mateo Navarro, Maunabo.
NJ. Lopez PolancO, San Juan.
S. L. Rocafort, Humacao.
Casino de Afiasco, Aiiasco.
Isaura de shoulder, Afiasco.
Lcdo. Rafael Guillermety, San Juan.
I,cdo Pho Rechani, Aguas Buenas.
Blanca Rosa Landr6n, San Juan.
Vicente Morales, Arecibo.
Aurora Mestre, Quebradillas.
DIR. Pedro Hernandez, Quebradillas.
Federico Acefia, Yabucoa.
Jose s. AIera, Arecibo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
FL TEMA ETERNO

de la leyenda. Era ell ''producto de un
soldado tambien aventurero, y por 10
tanto, va estaba su vida asegurada"...
81 Ell conocido escritor con quien
centiendo es amante-como creo-de
la verdad historical, acepta pdblica-
mente que esta equivocado en- esa afr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
LA BANDERA RoJA IIA SIDO
IzADA EN- LA EMBAJADA RUsA
EN- PARIS

PARIS, die. 16. (Cable frances).-
Aver Sc nevo a cabo la ceremonial de
izar la bander aroja del Soviet en- la
,Embajada de esta naci6n en- Paris. \
esta ceremonial asisti6 todo ell perso.
nal de la Embajada asf como gran par
te de los elementos avanzados de la
Rep1blica.
Una banda de m6sica enton6 ell him
no del Soviet que fue cantado POI to-
dos los presentes. Despues de haber si-
do izada Ia bandera roja en- ell pabe-
lion del edificio de la nueva embajada,
NJ. Krassine, embajador, pronunci6 I'm
breve discurso en- Ell que puso dc re-
lieve Ia nueva poIitica de acercanier-
to de Russia todas las naciones de
Europa y especialmente a Francia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
dNo TIENE sIRvIENTA9

Por un dollar puede tener una al
dia siguiente. EL lTUNDo lie hara
este servicio. Utilize nuestra secci6n
de anuncios clasifcados.-P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18
cuyOs nonbres dealiamOs CuaIquiera de elias lie inform
instruments nuestrOs services:

Maria Iguina, Arecibo.
Hon. A. Gonzalez Suares, Aflasco.
I0venes del POrvenir, Arecibo.
DIR. M. L. del Vale, Humacao.
Diego Lizard, Aguas Buenas.
Roberto Rodriguez Dfaz, San Juan.
Salvador Fresse, Arecibo.
Eugenio Gerena, Arecibo.
Angela Silva, Quebradillas.
Srta. Carlota Coca, Quebradillas.
Manuel Valencia, Arecibo.
Antonio Lopez, Santurce.
Eleuterio Bernard, San Juan.
America de Lerandi, Santurce.
Leonardo Gomez Sui, San Juan.
Jose Rivero Chaves, Manatf.
Casino de Hatillo. Hatillo.
Lcdo. Fernando Fernandez, Arecibo.
Maria B. Loredo, Santurce.
Pedro r. Morales, Mayagiiez.
Aurora Cameron, Arecibo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18

Rafael Goines, Ponce.
Nicomedes Rivera Lebr6n, Santurce
William j. Reid, Santurce.
Miguel Gueyara, Isabella.
Manuel Garcia Mendez, Aguadilla.
Laura de Muiloz, Arecibo.
Eyaristo Gambia, Ponce.
r. A. Garcia, isabella.
Srta. Adriana Giraud, Lares.
Eugenio Alvarez, Mayagiiez.
Comdte. L. r. Esteves, Aguadilla.
Angel Ma. Yumet, Aguadilla.
Lcdo. Eugenio Gonzalez. Aguada.
Gerardo M6ndez, Isabella.
Rosario E. de Jes6s, San Juan.
Dolores Bidot, Isabella.
Juan r. Laugier, Rio Piedras.
Franco Perello, Camuy.
Srta. Cecilia Sanchez, Arecibo.
Jorge T. Martin, Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18


Ida f. Gonzalez, Santurce.
Quintfn Hernandez, Sabana Grande
Srta JUL Huertas. Caguas.
DIR. Francisco Vilella, Lares.
NJ. p. de Bonilla, Mayagiiez.
Angelica MARTINEZ. Vega Alta.
Gonzalo G. Segarra, Lares.
Victor II. Soltero, Santurce.
Lcdo. Carlos Roure, Quebradillas.
Dr. f. Aleman, Arecibo.
Enrique Soler, Arecibo.
vitaliano Garcia, Arecibo.
Custodio Rodriguez, Manatf.
Guillermo Garcia Susoni, Arecibo.
Manuel c. AIunoz, San Juan.
Agresar Co., Ponce.
Conception Curbelo, Arecibo.
A. NJ. Coll, Arecibo.
Balbino Trinta, AIayagiiez.
DIR. j. Lastra Charriez, Caguas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-18

Antonio s. PEDREIRA.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-30
/ Commands Your Attention
H G rs
SPECIALS FOR TRADE WEEK CARNIVAL

vi It'll every dollars worth of goods you buy during
W FESTIVAL WEEK, you receive a chance on
our daily Prize as well as a chance on the Grand
Prize. Remember the above prices are for Festival
Week only, however, don't forget that our regular
everyday prices are as low or lower than any of our
competitors, including the mail-order-house To prove
it, for your convenience, we have a catalogue of the
largest maiI-order-house on our counter. Come in and
look it over, if you haven't one at home.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-30
The Globes Specials For
Festival Week

Mems f~ancy-checked FlanneIette Shirts,
good quality, all sizes, e. Ak
regular $1.75, only - p2sTO
Mems Dress Shoes, in tans or black, in
the newest toes or the regular styles.
Shoes that are good values G9 0E
at $3.50, for this week p0sTC
Mems Cotton Sox, brown or black, any
size, 8 pairs for--S1.OO
Good quality Cotton Blan- 90 mr.
ket, size 6sxso-- $3.50
Mems Heavy Wool Sox, while Or.
they last for Festival Week ZOC
$3.50 Mems Dress Shirts, new patterns,
banded or collar at 0T AE
tached D1 e4O
To introduce our Munsingwear Ladies'
Pure Silk Hose, we will sell during
Festival Week, our $1.OO full or
fashion Ladies Silk Hose for O0C
2 pair for $3.50, or S pair for $3.50.
Colors, black and fawn.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-30
The Globes Prize List for Each
Day During Festival Week

II GIoDe S FrIZe List TOR Zach
Day During Festival Week
LIST Day, Saturday, Nov. sth-$5.OO
Flannel Shirt.
End Day, Monday, Nov. 1Oth-GOrdon
Hat.
Bird Day, Tuesday, Nov. 11th-1 Pair of
Khaki Pants, Army Style.
4th Day, Wednesday, Nov. 12th-Silk
Shirt.
5th Day, Thursday, Nov. 13th-$5.O0
Munsing Union Suit
9th Day, Friday, Nov. 14th-$5.Oo Pair
Fur Lined Kid Gloves.
9TH Day, Saturday, Nov. 15th-TraveI-
ing Bag
Take in the Corn Show and buy your
needs for winter at the same time. 1t
may be your lucky day.. A chance with
every dollars worth of goods bought
during Corn Show week, not only on
our daily prizes, listed above but also on
the GRAND PRIZE.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
BUYING COMBINATION
FAVORED BY HOOVER
Commerce. Secretary, Says Foreign
Raw Materials Needed by U. S.
Are Monopolized.
1928 IMPORTS, $525, 900, 900
Prices Boosted Bsyond Normal
Level, Senator Capper Is Told.

Legislation to permit Americans to
combine for purchasing raw mate
rials abroad is urged by Secretary
Hoover in letter to senator Capper,
republican, Kansas. in which he cites
a number of commodities essential TO
industry or agriculture actually or
potentially in control of foreign
monopoly.
Available supplies of sisal, nitrate,
iodine, potash, crude ribber, gutta
percha, quinine, tin, mercury, coffee
and quebracho (for tanning purposes}
the Secretary said, are controlled in
greater or less degree by foreign
combinations or governments and, in
consequence, prices are undoubtedly
much higher than would otherwise be
the case"
Imports Exceed 25.0OO.OO6.
American imports of the materials
named, he added, exceeded S525, 900
600 in 1923 and he advocated Speciti-
cally that the Webb Pomerene act,
which permits combination of pro-
ducerS for blishrnent of joint sell
ing agencies abroad be extended TO
allow consuming interests to set UP
common purchasing agencies under GER
tain conditions to prevent improper
prices against our buying public
Foreign monopolies or combina-
lions are potentially or actually in
control of prices and distribution of
tho following commodities" MIR.
Hooyer'S letter said:
'Sisal for binding twine is con-
trolled through a combination of pro-
ducers reinforced by Legislative ac-
tion of the Yucatan government.
"NitrateS and iodine are controlled
through a British selling agency and
reinforced by export duties in Chile.
Germans Control Potash.
Potash is controlled by combina-
tions of German producers.
''Crude rubber and gutta percha are
controlled by partly Legislative and
partly voluntary combination of pro-
ducers in the British and Dutch col
onieS.
"Quinine is controlled by combina-
tion of Dutch producers.
Tin is controlled by combination
,of British producers.
Mercury is controlled by common
selling agency of Spain and Austrian
mines
coffee is controlled by the govern
ment Of Brazil.
"Quebracho tfor tanning purposes)
is controlled by combination of pro-
ducers and foreign manufacturers.
You will note the Importance OF
most of these commodities to the
farmer" he added.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
AMBROSE SWAZEY GIVEN
JOHN FRITZ 1924 MEDAL
Honor Paid Builder of Great Tele-
scopes and Founder of Engi-
neering Foundation.

The John Fritz medal for 1924 has
been awarded to Ambrose Swazey,
engineer and manufacturer, of Cleye-
land, Ohio. for the building OF great
telescopes, the founding of the En-
'gineering Foundation and the inven-
ton and manufacture of fine machine
tools, precision instruments and mill
ta1y and naval range finders.
Among the famous telescopes built
under the direction of Mr.. Swazey are
the thrty-inch Lick refractor at
Mount Hamilton. Calf; the twenty
six-inch telescope at the United
States Naval Observatory, Washing
ton: the forty-inch telescope of the
Serkes Observatory at Williams Bay,
Wis, and the seventy-two-inch re-
flecting telescope of the Dominion
Astronomical Observatory at Victoria,
British Columbia.
Mr.. Swazey has to his credit the es-
tablishment of the Engineering
Foundation in America as the joint
fesearch instrument of the four great
national societies of civil, mining
and metallurgical, mechanical and
electrical engineers. He is a past
president and honorary member of
the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers and an honorary member
of the American Society of Civil
Engineers. 49,
Evening star., 1924-03-17
Marine Officers Shifted.

Col. John F. McGill, Marine Corps,
commanding the marine barracks,
Mare Island, Calf, will be assigned
TO the command of the 5th Regiment
of marines at the marine barracks.
Quantico. Va, and Col. r. c. Berkeley,
commanding the marine barracks,
Norfolk. Va, will be detailed to duty
at the Marine Corps School, Quantico.
Maj. Arthur T. Mark. under instruc-
tion at the Naval War College, New
port, r. l., will relieve Col. McGill of
command of the marine barracks at
Tel
Evening star., 1924-03-17
La Tee Brassieres, $50

lin which every detail of style and figure control has been carefully
We of styles.
styles, $3.50. fecive for smooth lines $3.50.
Dainty Up Bandu very with supporters
figures, $780, girdle $3.50. .z%.
Handsome Satin O Brocade Brassieres, with -
silk jersey bust, excellently designed for
diaphragm control, give long, slender lines S.
Expert Corseieres at Your Service
Thrd
Evening star., 1924-03-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

District of Columbia. March 13. 1924-Notice
is hereby given that in accordance with the
provisions of item authorizing changes in
the permanent system of highways contained
IN D. C. appropriation act for the fiscal year
ended June So 1914 tpublic act No. 435b, ap-
proved March 4. 1918, the Commissioners Of the
District OF Columbia will give a public hear
ing in the board room of said Commissioners
Monday, March 81, 1924 at 10 o'clock q m. :.
to all parties interested owning land along
the line of Varnum st. between Iowa ave. and
14th st. NV, and along the line of Webster
at. between Iowa ave. and Arkansas ave
NV. as laid down. on the permanent system
cf highways plan of Varnum and Webster
SITS. through the tract of land numbered for
purposes of assessment and taxation as parcel
S4/13i. lying within the above limits. will be
displayed, and the Commissioners will con
slider any suggestions protests concerning
The proposed changes as shown on the above
mentioned plans. CUNo II. RUDOLPH
JAMES +. OYSTER, J. FRANKLIN BELL,
Commissioners. d. C.. mills. .d.eISu.l4t
Evening star., 1924-03-17
Special Value in
Handmade Irish
Laces, .55c yard

Laces are fashionably
trimming everything i'll
the Spring mode-so
these exquisite hand
made Irish laces should
be a most interesting
value right now.
Edges and Insertions to
match, in a very attrac-
tive pattern, ~ inches
wide. 55c yard.
Lace Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-03-17

Slenderizing Brocade Girdles for the full
figure, $3.50.
Sports Girdles, in new step-in of silk
broche and fashioned elastic, SIS.
Evening star., 1924-03-17
Dressn,aking
School Attracts

more and more women
who are finding how
interesting and inexpen-
sive it is to make their
own clothes. The course
here is very complete
and salts f acto
teaching you how to
make the garment from
cutting to finishing.
Registrations May Be Made
Any Day from 9:l5 to s PM.
s lessons, 11a hours each
IS course
Dressmaking School, Seventh floor
Evening star., 1924-03-17

Five Types of Boyish Suits, $3.50
One of which we sketch, show that the
suit has come into its own again, and is
particularly suited to the youthful miss
of II to 20. The suit sketched is an
adaptation of the strict tailleur, in hair
line stripe, braid bound, nipped-in at the
waist, link button, smartly cutaway,
$3.50.
Fitted Suits with Sack Backs.
Single-breasted Suits in twill.
Braid-bound Tailleurs.
Boyish Double breasted Tailleurs with
the arted-back, low-waistline skirts, in
hairline twills and mixtures, worsteds,
twills, in navy and black.
Three Quarter Topeoats, $3.50
in soft, heecy, downy-wool fabrics, i'll
imported shadow plaids, in twills; smart
cape-back models, swagger, flare models;
coats smart and straight of line. In the
new tans, grays, navy, and the lovely al
n1ond or monterey reds.
Section Fourth door.