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Evening star., 1925-10-08
MAPLE TAPIOCA CREAM.

SOak Ollt-IIdIl CUpIuI tHplUCd
in cold water overnight. In
the morning drain off any water
which may remain. put the
tapioca in a double boiler with
one pint hot milk, one-half cup.
full granulated sugar, one cup.
full maple sugar and one-half
teaspoonful salt and cook until
soft. Stir in slowly the beaten
yolks of two eggs, cook a min.
ute longer, remove from the fire
and fold in the stiff1y beaten
whites. Chill and serve with a
garnish of whipped cream. *
Evening star., 1925-10-08
SPONGE DROPS.

SPUNIE DfIO1S.
Beat to a froth three eggs and
add one cupful sugar, beat 5
minutes; stir into this one-and-
one-half cupfuls flour in which
one teaspoonful cream of tartar
and one.half teaspoonful soda
are thoroughly mixed; flavor
with lemon; butter tin sheets
and drop by spoonfuls about
inches apart.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

BAKED EGGS.
Butter and enamelWare pan
we'll. Break into this as many
fresh eggs as desired, being
careful to retain their shape.
Do not have the oven too hot.
Sprinkle the eggs with salt and
pepper, place a small piece Of
butter on each yolk and put into
the oven. Bake few minutes
until the whites are firm or
longer If desired. These have
q delicious flavor.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

fConvrioht 1927
Evening star., 1925-10-08
MENU FOR A DAY.

Baked Eggs
Bran Mullins Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Broiled Bacon
CaulifloWer
Fried Sweet Potatoes
Sliced Peaches Sponge Drops
Tea
DINNER.
Broiled Steak Baked Potatoes
Fried Onions
Sliced Tomatoes
Maple Tapioca Cream
Coffee
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30

Bejelentette kirablasat a rend0r-
segen-de mivel a karosult rEp
szeg volt, bedutyiztak.

Menyhtrt J5zsef, 511 North A.,
bejelentette rend6rsegen, hogy
pentek este fel 1O-kor az Andrews
Ave. es North st. sarkan ket ne
ger utjat alta S revolvert szegez-
We neki, elszedtek az 6rajat Is 25
dollar keszpenzet. A rend6rseg a
feljelentest tudomasul vette, fell
jelent6t azonban, mivel alaposan
be volt csudalkozva egy kis j6-
zanodas celjab6l lecsukta. A ka-
result szemelyleirasa alapjan, a
nyomozas eredmenyre vezetett S
szombaton a rend6rseg letart6z-
tatta a ket utonall6t. A rablott
ertekek .persze ehiintek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30
BERBEAD0 FARM.

Egy het es fel akeres kitiino
foldii farma, k0zel Leetonia-hoz,
berbe ado hosszu leasre. 10 het
szobas' haz, barn, csirkeol, nyari
konyha, nemi gyiimolcs0s. Eset-
leg megfelel6 egyennek is elado,
vagy Youngstown hazert becserel-
het6.
Erdekl6dni le'het a tnlajdonos-
nal: Timar Ferenc, 1345 Quinn
Ave, Emma es Oak st. k0zott) !,
Youngstown, 0.
(17,1s-19)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30
FARRELLI HIREK
JONNEK A sZINEsZEK.
A new york; Magyar Szinpad"
szcmbat este mutatja be az "Asz-
SONY verve j6' cimii enekes, tan
cos nepszinmiivet.

A Farrell, Sharon Sharpsvil-
lei, valamint k0rnyeki magyarsag
nehezen varja a szombati napot, a
10th Tstvan-fele tarsulat vendeg-
szereplesenek napjat. A new-yor-
Xxi Magyar Szinpad' new alatt
miik0d6 szintarsulatot a magyar
sag hosszu eveken at ismerve,
megszerette s szivebe zarta, ICY
azutan termeszetes, hogy szombat
este, amikor a magyarsag kedven
eel el6adast tartanak Farrellben,
tomve lesz magyarsaggal High
School nagyterme.
Szombat este egy kitiino enc
kes-tancos 11epszinmiivet mutat-
max be kedvenc szineszeink: az
Asszony verve jo" cimmel.
Tlyen el6adast meg mem elvezett
vegig a kozonseg, mint amilyen a
szombati lesz.
TIT emlitjiik meg, hogy az evek-
kel ezel6tt helybeli miikedvel5k
altal bemutatott hasonlo cimii
darab teljesen mas, igy meg
azoknak is sok flvezetet 0romet
szerez a szombati este, akik ha
sonic nevii, miikedvelok altal SIR
rehozott darabot lattak.
Jegyekrol, telkintettel szokat
lanul Macy mertekben megnyil
vanult erdekl6desre, j6 lesz el6r'
gondoskodni. Hissziik, hogy tel
haz fogadja magyarsag kedven'
szineszeit, alxik ezt minden tekin
tetben meg is erdemlik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30
AvERbECk
DRUG co.
16 w. Federal St.
DEBROsZKY ANDRAs

Youngstown legregibb magyar 6pit6-
vallalkoz6ja. Mindenff1e 6pit6st bizto
stick es legjobb feltetelek mellets
elvallal. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bizalommal forduljon Debroszky
Andrashoz, aki epitkezeshez ingyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot es k0ltsegvet6st Cim:
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30
KIS FARMAK
OLCS0 PENZERT.

Kenyelmes, 4-szobas furnace fiitesii
haz a Miltona Ave.-n, a Sharon Line
mellett, Stop q kozeleben. Lot
10Ox15O. Gondolja meg. 10 otthon, hely
kertnek es csirkeknek. kiil0nleges aron
1880. Miert fizet renteta
25 AKER-j6 uton, Lordstown town
shipben, Trumbull megyeben, nehany
malnyira eszaknyugatra Youngstown
t6l. 70 szobas haz, cementes pince, j.
kut, csiir, zab tar.6, sertes6l, so gyii-
molcsfa. Nagyszeri vetel $395o.-
CSlRKE FARM--negy akcr, nagyon
szep 5-szobas haz, furnace flutes, pala-
tet6, frame haz, kitun6 uton, garazs,
csirke6lak. Alkalmi vetel. OF Is fel
majlnyira Central Squarct6l. Ara
$4,000
10 AKER n mile j6 uton. ] mail a
legk0zelebbi vasuti allomashoz, 4 mail
iskolahoz es Izletekhez. Gyiim0lcsos,
emeletes haz, 9-szobas, palatet6s els
tern vizzel. Csiir 4Ox40, silo es fa-sandi.
Ara $4,000
SO AKER iires fold, Ellsworth town
I shipben, II aker ret, nj fold, zsiros,
haz mines. Yankee csiir, 38x42 nagy
csirke6l, csak $1,000
i Z AKERES FARM Austintown
township, 1iS mail jo utt6l mail va
! suit allomas, izletek, templom, kozpon-
| ii iskola. Kis gyiim6lcs0s finom fakkal.
Ket emeletes, 6-szobas, palatet6s haz
csiir 2Ox32, nagy baromfi6l, ara csak
$3S00.--
| 12 AKERES FARMA A ustintown
Warren uton, fel mail iizletekhez, es
fel mail iskolahoz es templomokhoz, g.
4 szobas, 9 emeletes, io tetozetu franc
haz, nagy csir, ket 20x30 csirke6l, egy
kisebb. Cistern finom forrasviz. Jt
gyiimolcsos, "A aker szam6co, mely tis7
! tan $200-t hoz szez6nban. Megkapha
to $1,000 lefizetes, t0bbi reszlet.
G. T.. EVERETT CO..
stambaugh Bldg.-Iroda telefon: 662ai
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30
APR0 HlRDETESEK
ttGYN0K KERESTETIK.

Gyakorlott iigynokot keresek, a
XII Mothers Day-ra valo targy el-
adasat vallalna magos haszon
mellett. Gin: 9O5 Market ST.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30
APR6 HIRDETESEK
ELAD6.

Betegseg Matt joforgalmu me-
szaros Is groszeri iizlet olcson ella.
dc. Cim: s45 South Ave,
(l6,171s.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30

az 6ket, amt 4 karharil1a q XII
rally Is nemezete koze vert;
a tet5t, ami ala Deak a kiegye.
zest hozta.
/ "A leletet beszolgaltattam a
Nemzeti Muzeumnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30
new CASTLE
AZ AsszoNY vERvE 70"

Maius slsejen, penteken este a
new-yorki Magyar Szinpad' =
vendegjateka fog lezajlani a Ger
man Hallban. Hissziik, hogy q hely
bell $ kornyekbeli magyarsag zsu-
folasig megtolti a termet. A szin-
re keriilS darab, az Asszony ver-
We jo' - minden tekintetben XII
tiin5, szineszek pompas el6adast
nyujtanak, ugy hogy onmagat bin
teti meg az, aki elmulasztja a mai
.napon tartand6 e16adast vegigel-
vezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30

Nemregiben az angyalfoldi ASA
tasoknal 6skori dolgokat talaltal,
mint mar megirtuk, Ebbol az al
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30
CTMVALTOzAs.

Potornay Janos Is csaladja ez-
uton tudatja, hogy e 2619 Cooper
St.-r6l elk0lt0z0tt. vi cine: 1929
Wilson Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30
kalcnbol 9 Pesti Hirlap Ven
|sas'' nevii munkatarsa kovetke-
lzS trefAs sorokat irta:
Angyalf0ldi leleteim.

MluIdn q KlncSeKereSeS Vdgyd
engem is elfogott; en- is asatasokat
rendeztem az Angyalfoldon. Ara
nyat ugyan, korankelesem dacara
sem leltem, azonban megtalaltam
kovetkez6 tortenelmi ereklye-
ket:
botpt, amivel Endre kiraly
Bella 0ccset elitotte az uralkodas-
t6l;
a csizmat, amiben Zsigmond Xxi
rally atlepte uralkodoi jogkoret
a tollat, amiyel Szilagyi Erzse-
bet levelet megirta;
a szitat, amin Matyas kiraly
atlatott, amikor a cseh kiraly be
akarta csapni;
"a gyekenyt, nit Frater Gyorgy
hasznalt, amikor a tor0kkel egy
gyekenyen arult;
a szonyeget, amin pozsony
dietan az iigyek forogtak;
fazekat, amelyben Maria TIE
rfzia a magyar urakat megfozte
kereket, amt a kuruc korba1
labancok oldottak;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-30

.Jegyek Mr.. Bumbulucz-nal kap-
hat6k, 227 Scott st, el3vetelben $
este penztarnal. Ne narration ell
egy magyar sc az eloadasr6l.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
NARNS INVESTORS

New Haven, July 22 CP'-1he po- lice are trying to devise some way in which citizens may be warned against the operations of salesmen of what they call "I'lorida land gold bricks" and "Wild cat moving pic ture promotions" They had been asked 10 art in the instance of 2 business man buying Florida land and making payment of s20h, which payment he found had gone into the pocket Of the itinerant salesman who had diss ppeared after cashing the check,
 Captain I J. Deegan, of the de tective bureau, said today that there have been many incidents of late in which bogus salesmen have secured advance payment on land which they did not have.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
VERMONT AND NEW YORK
 ARE IN DISAGREEMENT
Legislative Commissions Have pif. ferences of Opinion Over
 Joint Bridge

Plattsburgl N. Y, July 22 fPl- The first intimation of disagreement between New York and Vermont legislative commissions in connec- ton with the proposed joint state bridge across Lake Champlain, vas voiced at a meeting of the comms sions at Hotel Champlain last night.
 The Vermont men advocated a combined railroad and vehicular bridge from Rouses Point, N. Y. to Alburg to West Swanton. Vt. at an estimated cost of s1,000.o00 for the first section and s5o0,0oo for the second. The New York state com mission favored a bridge at the southern part of the lake. Three sites were mentioned. Chimney Point. Grown Point and Ticonderoga. While no figures were mentioned the that of the Vermont plan. Senator Mortimer Y. Ferris presided at the meeting,
 Obstacles have been placed in the way of successful prosecutions in many instances, particularly in New England by counsel raising the question of jurisdiction In districts where marginal waters. rivers or bays intervene.
 Tt seems" department an nouncement said, That the matter of ascertaining and locating On the land, and especially the water, these iurisdictional lines has never been pursued fully.
 Tt has now become important 10 have these district boundary lines accurately determined, because the judicial code provides that property seizures made within the limits of 3 particular district must be proceed ed against in that district. And 3. such seizures are, in the natural course of law enforcement, hecom- ing more frequent and extensive, an accurate and final determination of the judicial boundary lines will be of material assistance 10 federal au- ] thorities"
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
COUNT IS PENNILESS,
 LIVES ON S7 A WEEK
Austrian Says He Is Unable to Pay Even His Doctors Bill For
 ScrNi ices.

New York, July q F--Count Rudolph Festetics De Tona Of Aus tria, who went on honeymoons to the Cannibal Islands Of the South Seas pith two wealthy brides, was d defendant In the supreme court, Brooklyn, today and declared him. self without dime
 He was being sued for s130 for professional services by Dr Michael Miacheowski, Brooklyn physician.
 Count Festetics married Miss Ella Haggin, granddaughter of J, E. Haggin, wealthy turfman, in 1892. They were divorced In 1902, His second marriage was to Miss Alice Wetherbee. daughter Of Gardine Wetherbee, who owned the Hotel Manhattan. The second ceremony vas in 1905, On both occasions the Count set sail in yacht for far-off waters, The first Countess made the hardships of the voyage part of her grounds for divorce.
 The second Countess too, sued for divorce. but the records do not show whether the action ever was
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
SCOTT'S BROTHER
 HIS LAST CHANCE
Russell Will Hang fl Robert
 Fails to Appear

Chicago, July 22 tP--only the surrender and confession of Robert Scott can save his brother, Russell, from the moose ready for his execu- ton Friday morning,
 Unless Robert returns. Governor Small has indicated, there will be no further reprieve 10 snatch Russell from the gallows as he was saved last Friday. Russell bases his only hope on his brother.
 The return of the brother also Is the objective Of frenzted efforts of Scott relatives and friends, who have left no stone unturned to save linn
 Robert s whereabouts Is unknown. He was indicted with Russell for the murder or Joseph Maurer, a drug clerk. in holdup, but never ap- prehended
 A message signed with his name, which reached Governor Small last Thursday and caused the delay in the execution, was thought to be a hoax, It came from Detroit where James NJ Ball, telegraph operator, related 9 story he told of witnessing the murder and that Robert fired the fatal shots.
 Radio appeals to Robert will be made by Scott's wife, Catherine, and by his aged father. They will aug. ument wire pleas sent by the family to President Coolidge urging that the executive ask the governor fol leniency. Detroit club women have raised S3, 800 to make a last effort to prevent the hanging.
 Clarence $. Darrow. defender ct Loeb and Leopold, from Dayton Tenn, said he could not serve, but said he had telegraphed Gov. Smal for cl=mency. Miss Dorothy New burg, who several years ago sueG Scott for breach Of promise, came 1 out in his defense and was reported en route 10 Chicago from Chelsea Mass, 10 aid him, Scott's attorneys ! continued efforts to obtain infcrma tion from two women who have tolt of being present at the shooting ent 1 seeing Robert do the shooting. The, maintained the killing resulted from 3 drunken quarrel Mrs. Scott hope. to have affidavits from these women
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
Women Oppose Toys That
 Are Suggestive of War

East Northhsld. Mass, July 22 tP, A suggestion for opposing the sale of toys that bring up the idea of war was contained in q program for the advancement of world fellowship adopted by delegates 10 the North field conference for omen's foreign missionary societies. The body end- cd it's 22nd session here yesterday.
 The fellowship plan included edu- cational and publicity campaigns, and vas expected 10 affect the ac- ttyities of some 2'.ooo women in this country,
 Officers were elected as folio" B. Chairman. Mrs Henry " Peabody ct Beverly, ~lre-cLairman Mrs ,Iehn NJ Crattv ct EHzabeth. '. ], Miss Francis Tccrhees and Mrs. James N rratt of Ner York treas urer. Miss Sarah 4 R1sstng cf Brooklyn. \. ! seoretarH Mrs James E Stone Of Nsa Rochelle. x. '.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
DRYER RESPONSIBLE.
 FQd MRS. DOWNES' DEATH
William r. Nadelton Had Been Op. erattng Cars Two Years With
 out LiCcnse,

New Haven, July 22 P)-WnIiam P. "adelton, chauffeur of Wal lingford, | h Id Criminally rcspon- sihle for the death Of Mrs. Ella DoWnee, wife of Judge Michael T Downes, of Wallingford, by Coroner Eli Mix, in a finding handed down here.
 The coroner finds that on the aft ernoon of July r. Wadelton was op- erating an automobile containing Mrs. Downes on Center street. Wal lingtord Though having driven cars for two years WadeIton had no drt- ver's license. He Was piloting the machine at speed Of more than 40 miles an hour and struck 3 tele- graph pole The speed Of the ma chine must have been terrific be- cause the pole was split hy the i'm pact.
 Mrs, Downes Tas thrown out, sus- tainsd q fracture of the skull and died in the Merlden hospital
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
Russian Princess Sent
 To Jail as Clairv0vant

Kisv Russia. Tulp = tF-Prin- res= Olga Nn'uonsky. Vidow cf Gen rral Nolkonskv. who raE shot during re~oluticnary dtsturhances ir 1915. to1av pas sentenced te three years imrriscnme and confs-ation Of property for rracticinE clairvovance, -hich is fcrbiiden tr the sortet statutes
 The princess mas accused eT the Tubnr rrnssruiton of establishinE s fortuns-telhHE parier near Red army barracks and advising red sol- 6isrs how fo evads military tsrvies.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
Coolidge Will Visit
 Roston's South Shore

swampscott, Mass, July 22 tP- A trip to Pemberton on Boston 8 south shore was on President Coo lidge's schedule for today. He ar, ranged to make the tourney, som, 50 miles by water, on the Mayfower, which has it9 base at Marblehead, q short motor ride from the summer White House.
 Arrangements were made for thu trip to Pemberton to enable th' President and Mrs. Coolidge to re, visit the modest residence on Hull Hill which was their home during the summer of 1916 when Mir. Coo lidge was lieutenant governor oi Massachusetts.
 The president also planned to stor briefly at an outing of druggists which vas being held at Pemberton
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
S5,000 FEE IS FIXED
 FOR NEW YORK LAWYER
Attorney Jerome Napoleon Bona parte in His Statement Against
 Wife Gets Recommendation

New York. July 22 H,--A recom- mendation that s5,000 be fixed as attorney fee for Leon R. Jacobs. at- torney for Jerome Napoleon Bona parte In the settlement of the lat ter's suit against his wife, Blanche Bonaparte, 10 set aside an agree ment transferring all Of his property to her, vas filed in the supreme court by Referee Emanuel B, Cohen. Counsel for Mrs. Bonaparte con- tended that s2b0 should be enough
 Mir, Bonaparte, & great grand nephew of the emperor, alleged in his suit that while he vas Ill In a sanitarum at Beacon, N r, his wife induced him to sign an agree ment putting all his property in her hands, reserving but small DOT ton of the income for himself
 After being released from the sanitarium. Mir Bonaparte consulted MT. Jacobs as to taking legal ac- ton 10 recover the estate which he valued at a50o.ncn The attorney contended that he gave Mir Bona parte legal advice and went with him 10 see Mrs. Bonaparte. Later, Mir, Bonaparte informed him he vas dis continuing the suit.
 The settlement finally agreed upon provided for the cancellation of the deed Of assignment and for the pay ment of s5.ooo a year to Mr Bona , parte, while his wife vas to receive the remainder of the income and vas to have three quarters of the accu- nulated income and her husband to have one quarter. He agreed to leave her his property upon his death, and If she died before him 10 leave one third 10 her two daugh- ters by a former marriage.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
SIT Is pTECTNCTn

WathrnE'on. Iu,g - fP--Ths rov- trrmert has 3,ctled to accept the ruhnE Of Federal JuIse Bcndr at Ne7- York ltsmtsslnE The antitrust suit against the Fur presscrs and Fur pverS AESoriaucn Inc. and others The 1cctslon uo' to appeal v-as reached alter 3 conference be- tween all cf the federal attorneys intrexted in the action
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
600 PUNCTURES BUT
 STILL FULL OF AIR

4 nsw pnrc'ure-prcof inner tube has resn trtro1gced in Chicago which ras punctured eoo times rlthcut the loss of any air Motor izts csn increase their mileage oyer r mo miles b. using this tube ~ith- out removing f from the wheel II rests m mere than the ordinary +ubs If interested =rEtt the AiFleX Tube Co. Dsrt. 4thsK Sioux Falls eeuth Dakota for full information as they usnt these tubes introduced everywhere Wonderful opportunity fer agents. Simply send name, 2 postcard will dc. .--advt.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
orous enorts of the government t,

orous eftorts of the government tc check the outbreak.
 Thirty-one deaths from the plague were reported last week. bringing the total 10 almost 100 since the epidemic appeared in June, Eighteen communities in the upper and lower VoIga regions are affected Special hospital barracks are being built for the isolation of patients and sanitary attachments have been sent out to attempt to prevent a further spread of the plague.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
connpleted,

completed. .'
 The Count said he was now living in s7 week oom in Kelly's Hotel on Coney Island avenue, Brooklyn, a place now under paddock for vio- Aiion of the prohibition laws. uptil recently he had been making a mea- ger living as riding Instructor but had to give that up when he was in- iured in 8 fall from a horse,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
r.P, z. AT CAMP GROUNDS

Tuesday, July 28, will be Every mans Bible Glass Night at tn Methodist camp grounds at Plain vile, according 10 action taken 3 the meeting of the executive com mittee of the class last evening. Rev pr. John l., Davis will be the speak CT and Rev. A. B. Taylor formerly of this city and nov of Greensburg Pa, will be song leader.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
DROUGHT IN VIRGINIA

Richmond. Va. July 22 R-A long drought in Virginia has seri- ously menaced crops Henry M' TaF- Tor state and federal agricultural statistician. declared yesterday in a
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22

survey which said a loss to farmers
 of between s4o,0oo,0oo and ssc'- 900, ,0o0 was threatened unless general rain falls within a week
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22
Bubonic Plague Spreads
 In Lower Volga Region

Moscow, July 2s P-Purbonic plague is spreading dangerously in Inc lower volra region. despite viz
New Britain herald., 1925-07-22

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Evening star., 1925-06-25
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$500 each: now. %></0
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high neck. long or short sleeves:
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So each: now. ~
3 Children's Voile Dresses: bloom
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Evening star., 1925-06-25
Boys Wash Suits
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of imported fabrics; button
on models; sizes 3, a, 5. q,
7 and 8 years; slightly
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8 Boys Button-on Wash
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years. Were S. each; Tf
now Observation-Disclosures. ~
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TO BOY SCOUTS.
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now ....,.......
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collar; stripes; sizes J and S
years. Were $l5O 7Sc
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the lot; sizes l21z, 13, IA
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Evening star., 1925-06-25
Silk Chenlise, $].95

Were So and S5. IL Shirt and
Envelope Chemise of satin.
radium and crepe de chine: white,
flesh, orchid and peach; sizes 10
to A.
IL Natural Pongee Step-ins;
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y Natural Pongee Slips. tailored
with deep hens; sizes 40. A..
nov ~; Were 50 each: $3.s5
3 Natural Pongee Gowns, tailored
with hemstitchiug sizes 15 and
ns. ns; Were 50 each $3.95
23 Camisoles of radium: long or
short: tailored models: black,
gray. orchid. peach and brown
sizes 80 to A. We're So OK
and So each: now ... ~
SILK Underwear Section.
Third floor.