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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-03
White Pigeon

Mrs. Ida Greathouse and son
Clyde, Will Van Antwerp and wife.
and Ell Cheadle of Todds were Sun
day visitors at John Greenhouses.
B. B. Marshall of Winter Haven,
Fla, visited a short time in this
vicinity He was called home on
business, a few days after his ar
rival 49, @
Mrs. Joanna Rouch and son Ger
aid of CrooksyilleS Scame to her par
sents,sy, Mrs. sAnsel Ridgley's, to spend
theswinter.
.s@ Mr., and Mrs. John Drake and
daughter Agnes entertained Sunday
IN honor sef their son and BROTHER
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-03
west,and Grange Program

Westland grange program for
Sept. IL: Song by grange; roll call,
quotations; reading, Bessie Abel,
Dora Carr, Rose Abel; Is life insur-
ance as important to farmers family
as fire insurance, Frank Wells; Do
we suffer more from poor house,
keeping than poor farming, Anna
Greathouse, Chas. Miller; declama-
ion, Maud Mendenhall, Mary James;
Which is the greater nuisance, a
woman helping in the field or a man
helping in the house, Orin Abel,
Carrie James; music, Annie Great
house.-XX
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-03

by way Of Wheeling, through Pitts
burgh, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, anc
crossed into Canada. They came
home through Detroit, visiting rela-
tives there.
Mrs. Charles Scott of near Penns-
vile has been spending a few days
with Harry Hams, her brother.
Miss Mary Johnson left for Gin
cinnati to attend the Conservatory
of Music. The term began Sept.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-03

Annie Phillips and daughter Eth
II and Gladys Summers spent last
week with Birdie Harvey.
The Farmhouse reunion will be
held Saturday at N. H. Barnhouse's.
Sade and Vincent Crawford and
Birdie Harvey called on the latter's
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-03
Stockport


Misses Gladys Wallace and Mary
Newark with Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Bachelor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cross and son
Kennard motored to Columbus Tues
day.
VIM. Mcpherson of Marietta is
spending his vacation at his home
here.
Mrs. Howard Scott and daughter
Frances. returned Saturday from a
week IS visit with Mrs. Emma Hotch-
kiss of Marshall, Mich.
Friends here are sorry to hear
Mrs. Elton Medley shows so little
improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Showers
We're recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred James.
Rev. Floyd Gale will preach at
Mt Olivet Sunday at p. m.
Miss Mary Belle Abbott of Nc
Connelsville visited last week with
MIST. J. McHugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eddleblute
of Roseville were week end callers
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Calendine of
Oak Hill spent Sunday with E. R..
Swayne's.
Louella and Mildred Stanley of
Deavertown visited ,geeently with
Marie Bachelor.
Mrs. c. L. Ricketts, who has been
visiting Howard Smiths left Satur-
day for herhome in Chicago
The Wallace reunion was held at
Big Bottom park, Saturday.
The TIninua SEWING ciub on loved
a picnic supper last Thursday at
Miss Eleanor Workman's. Miss
Workman served home made ice
cream which was greatly enjoyed
by the girls. Those present were
Wilmadeane and Audrey Campbell
Kathryn Choguill, Marjorie Newber-
~, Cora Kinney, Mildred Cody,
- T"'a, v:~@:nia White, Mrs r.
w. Dewitt, Helen Choguill and the
Instructor Mrs. Bessie Clifford.
Frances and Martha Hoover have
returned to McConnelsville, after a
visit with their aunt Mrs Florence
Wallace
Orville Evans of Roxbury spent
Monday with his sister Mrs. Laura
James
Willard Dulaney of Canton is
home for few days.
Tilghman Kinney and family of
GAINESVILLE are spending a few days
Wi h relatives.
Jake Eddleblute has purchased
the Gale Gage property, Mr.. Gage
having purchased the Bent Sheets
farm near town. Possession to be
given at once
Miss Ada Williams of Pennsville
is visiting her sister Mrs. Marvin
Clifford
Misses Leah Maynard and Stella
Mercer left Monday for GAINESVILLE
where they will enter Meredith col
lage.
VIM. Calland and Geo Fawcett
and families returned Tuesday from
their camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Link Clifford of
Bailey Ridge spent Sunday with
Marvin Gifford's.
Mrs. Alice Martin of Chicago was
guest last week of Mrs. Jane Al
lard and daughter Mabelle. -
Mrs. Eli McInturf visited Sunday
with Will Reicker's near Todds 4
Mr.. and Mrs, y. l.. Henery and
Kenneth Barnes and family enjoy
ed motor trip to Buckeye Lake
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Henery weres
dinner guests Sunday at Geo. Johes.I
at Newark.
Mrs. j. L. Henery entertained
Wednesday. Miss Lyde Savage of Nc
Connelsville and Mrs. One kean and
son Sammy of Charleston y Va
Mrs. Ray -. Levin Browns
Word was received that Mrs. Ray
d. Levin was drowned Tuesday in
the White Stone river near Waldo, Il
IL miles south of Marion, o. Mrs. I
Levin who was a teacher in the Gem
trail Christian church in her home /
city, had taken her class on picnic. |
While wading in the river, 13-year /
old girl named Marian Foot got be-
yond her depth. Mrs. Levin at
tempted to rescue her and was her.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-03

parents Tuesday.
Earl Phillips and Ralph Sells are
in the timber business this week IN
Athens county.
L. D. Phillips leaves Friday for
Perth Amboy, N. T., to resume his
school work
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-09-03
NOTICE
!. T9 any r. Persona-sWanting Coarse
= v s'a'e.se fyVo0T Rams

y, III ~ VI efhUIlFasW dHIIHS OOS1FSc
go. ~ s'ssssf {WoeI Rams
I have eight (S) spring lambs
and one 1l. two year. old. SThey
aye gpod3 eness and wen bred. Any
.phe Wanting them come and make
choice and l will keep them: until
'breedirfg time. Price Fifteen doll
lars ($15.) ] live eight 60 miles
north OF. FMcConnelsville, @near
Smiths school house.-R. T. Twill
liamsy ,McConnelsyille, o., Route 1.
IL 3s2
Evening star., 1925-05-14
The Boys Dept. Feature
Opportunities

Big Chief Play Suits, with trimmed
shirt. long pants and head piece. QOo
Made of heavy khaki. Sizes to II. Wv
Cowboy Play Suits. complete outfit with
pistol, holster. belt. hat and ban C1 20
danna. Sizes 4 10 IA. ........ pA'o>
Boys Blouses, Of good quality percaie,
neat stripes and solid colors: collar SOo
attached style. Sizes = to Is. .. ~
Boys Wash Suits, with long and short
sleeves: MILDLY and buttOn-on models OF
serviceable material. Sizes y. Clio
EOys' Novelty Suits, washable blouse
with Jersey or tweed knee pants. G11O
Sizes 81. to s. S............... pA'A/
Boys TwO-pauts suits. OF serviceable
,,.-tur~~.. he'teI - Norfolk coete: f,a
pairs lined knickers. Sizes C1 Ok
4 . =
rOrRTp FLOOR, L.ANsBURGH a. BIu.
Evening star., 1925-05-14
The Domestic Section
Scores Big Sheet Values

PILGRIM SHEETS - Seconds of the
famous percale-1nisll Page sheets, noted
for wear ard service.
54x9O-in size, Sl.10 i2x99-in. size. 81 SO
63x9O-in. size, Sl.15 8lx90-in. size, S1.59
63x99.in. size, yl.s5 Slx9s-in. size, s1.69
9Ox99.inch Viking Sheets, ex-
ceptionaI quality, for the very T1 20
42x36.inch Viking PillOwcases.
made straight, with a fine percaIe 27c
39.incIl Unbleached Sea Island Cotton.
very fine grade. Particularly de- 1Qo
sirabIe for art work. Yard. . AOS
36.inch Unbleached Cotton, heavy 1Sc
round thread, for sheets, etc. Yard. AoN
81.inch Fruit Of the Loom Sheetins.
marked mill rum but the i,nrerfection
will not impair wearing qualities SOo
or appearance. Yard. ............. w
THIRD FLOOR. LANsDuRGH & BRO.
Children's Straw Hats, 75c
Several shapes in variety of colors.
With ribbon bands or streamers.
Infants Handmade. Dresses. and ger
trudes slightly soiled. soc and 90.
FOURTH FLOOR. LANsBrRGH ( BRO.
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Girls S5.98 White Frocks
Reduced! Friday Only
$3.05

Imported French Wolfe and Crepe de
Chine Dresses. in straightline, TERED and
flare models. Lace trimmed. embroidered,
ruf1ed and with rosebud tri m m | n g.
Slightly musSed.
Junior Tweed and Velour Suits, excel
lent quality all-woOl materials; i'm tan,
gray, rose and rust color. Sizes
IL to 15. Formerly SIS to 1895. VS I'M
s Odd Coats and Capes, sizes
to IA. Formerly x1.95 to $1,000. % M
Friday only.
2 Slightly Soiled White GeOrgette
Dresses, formerly $500. Fri C1O S0
day ..................
2-s2250 White Crepe de Chine E1O
Dress Sizes Is and Is. ......
1-$16.50 White Crepe de Chine Sin
Dress. Size Is. ...............
FOURTH FLOOR. IAN>BURGH & BRO.
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Small, But Mighty!

Lining Remnants, 29c Yard
Short lengths of Stripe Cotton Char
meuse. Black Sateen. Colored Sateeu.
Printed Sateens. | to yard pieces.
THIRD FLOOR. LANsBURGH BRO.
Linens Offer Rare Values
Mill Lengths Pure Linen Damask, 20
inches wide: pretty floral pat
terms; in TO a1a yard lengths. C1 SS
$3.50 grade. Yard. ........... ~A'c
Hot Plate Mats. three-piece sets: 2Sc
knitted, merceriZed finish. Set $50. Wv
Lace-trimmed Scarfs, some with lace
edge, others with inserts of lace. 17o
Good quality. 1880 inches. Each, ~
THIRD FLOOR. LANSBUEGH BRO.
SO Mems Fine Quality
Umbrellas, $500
Subject to very slight imperfections that
will not be noticeable and will not impair
their wearing qualities 28-inch paragon
frame. Ali-silll and union silk covering.
STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO
In the Jewelry Section
Alarm Clocks, with inside bell Each
clock guaranteed. Splenulu lIu.c- ~@r
pieces. Formerly SIPS. Friday. -. Wv
Women's Wrist Watches, ix-jewel Swi,-
movement: In white gold filed CH %
case. Plain or engraved. PO'-~
Fancy CoIOred Pearl Chokers, with pearl
clasp TO match. Formerly $3.50 C1 70
and S2.95. Friday ...-........ pA''/
STREET FLOOR. LANsBuRGH BRO.
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sec Cotton Suiting
Friday Only, zee Yard

So inches wide. Consisting OF
Ratine Suiting, Duvetyne, in PLAIN
effects and plaid patterns. Very spe-
cial at this low price.-SecOnd Floor.
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Sips NoUelty Bracelets
Friday Only, 81

With stone settings. Shell with
enamel top to match stones, two-row
settings. Variety Of colors.-M Main
Floor.
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CSC Extra-Size Dr0wers
Friday Only. CSC
75c Extra-Size Sateen Boomers
Friday Only, CSC

Black Sateen Boomers. Cut very
full.-Bargain Basement.
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Dainty flesh-colored, pressed crepe
Gowns; regular sizes.-Bargaln Base
ment.
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WOmen's SEC Chenlise
Friday Only, 35c

lace trimmed. Regular sizes.-Bar-
gain Basement.
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Women's CSC Silk and RayOn
Stockings (IrreguIars
Friday ONLY. 2 Pairs CSC

Silk and Rayon Mixed Stockings
with long boot seam up the back
high spliced heel and Isle toe, sole
and garter hem. In nude, beige, TAM
gray, cordovan, black or white. Sizes
8h to 10.-Bargain Basement.
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HOUSEFURNISHINCS
FRIDAY SPECIALS

Six-quart Utility Bakers, Friday
Only. 80c-Heavy white enamel, With
two side handles and cover. Slight
imperfections.
KnOCIk-dOwn window Screen
Frames, Friday Only, 40c Set-Made
Of good quality lumber, walnut stain
finish; size 36x36. Complete with all
fixtures.
CSC s. O. s., Friday Only, 5 Pack
ages. 69c-Fine for cleaning all
kinds of aluminium, enameiware and
kitchenware.
Bread Toasters, Friday Only, 16c-
Made Of sheet steel. Will hold four
pieces OF toast and can be used on
oil or gas stove.
Window Screens, Friday Only, 49c
Made OF hardwood and filled with
good quality black screen wire. Size
1Sx33.
ESQ Food Chopper. Friday Only.
$2.10.-Large Size Food Chopper,
with five cutting knives and brightly
retinned finish.
Bread Boxes, Friday Only, $500
only OF these Bread Boxes, some
with roll top and some square shape.
White japanned finish, In different
sizes. Damaged through handling.
Soc Glass Vases, Friday Only, 39c--
Transparent colored glass; a choic1
of colors.
sec Bean Pot, Friday Only, 47c--
Brown earthenware, with cover;
guaranteed ovenproof.
Fourth Floor.
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OF excellent quality dimity. lr
white with fine edging. Sizes 48 tc
54.-Bargain Basement.
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$5.98 Corduroy Robes
Fndav Only. $2.90

Just SO OF these beautiful Robes,
of embossed corduroy. In side model.
with long collar and pocket. Regu-
lar sizes.-Bargain Basement.
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Fnr-TTimned Dress and
Sports Goats
For Women and Misses


Greatly Reduced for
Clearance
1880 Brown sports
Coats, oposslim col
lar. Friday only. $1,000
1--S25.0O Brown Sports
Coat, opossum collar.
Friday only, $1,000
.-2--$69.60 Brown Dress
Coats, sealine collar
only, $3.50
Coats, seaiine collar
and cuffs. Friday
a-: s Green sports
Coats, opossur1 collar
and cuffs. Friday
1-;Ts5O Black press
Coat, leopard collar
and cuffs. Friday
1-s7s.so black Dress
Coat, beaver collar
and cuffs. Friday
only. $500
1-$39.bO era n p erry
Dress Coat, sealine
collar and cuffs. Fri
day only, $22.50
so Penny Brown
Dress Coat, beaver
collar. Friday only, $500
i--3116.OO Seal Brown
Dress Coat, black
lynx collar and cuffs.
Friday only, $500
S-979.5O Brown Dress
Coats, dyed Aus
tralian opossum col
lar and cuffs. Fri.
day only, $500
1--$79.50 Brown Dress
Coat, squirrel collar.
Friday only, $500
1--S150.O0 Brown Dress
Coat, beaver collar
and cuffs. Friday
only, $500
$3.50 Winter Suits.
Friday only. $3.50
1O-$25.0O Sports Coats.
Friday only. $1O.OO
Third Floor.
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Soc Linen Paper
Friday Only. sec

A convenient combination-for the
traveller or for home use. u sheets
and 20 envelopes. Boxed. Colors
are channels, blue and white.-Madn
Floor.
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Silver plated on nickel silver.
Bright or butler finish. In two pretty
patterns.-Main Floor.
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Women's Sc RayOn Vests
Friday Only, 72c

Rayon Vests-figured ter s.
bodice style. Ribbon shoulder strap.
In colors of peach, pink, nile green
or orchid. Sizes 36 to 40.-BargaAn
Basement.
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$I.39 japanese Lunch Cloths
Friday Only, CSC Each

Odd group Of Japanese Lunch
Cloths. Sizes 81 and so inches. Very
special at this low price.-SecOnd
Floor.
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IL for 29c Real Hair Nets
Friday Only, IL for Csc

Human Hair Nets-cap shape,
single mesh. In black or blond and
all shades of brown.-Bargain Base
ment.
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Ckildren's Soc Summarized
Union Suits. Friday Only. SEC

Waist Union Suits, in fine weave
and cross-barred muslins, with but
tons and garter attachments TOR
either boys or girls. Drop.seat. Sizes
to IL years.
Also the Boys Athletic Suits, made
of cross-barred muslin. Sizes 6 to IA
years.
All first quality.-Main Floor.
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Women's 79c Boomers
Friday ONLY. SEC

Excellent quality, full-cut dark
Sateen Boomers; regular Sizes
Bargain Basement.
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zsPALAlS RoNAL!
G s. Ihk Sts Service and CoHrtssy Established 1877
WOmen's 70c Fancy Weave and
POinted-Hee Hose
Friday Only, SEC

Rayon Hose with scanned back.
All perfect. Some with pointed
heel and some fancy stitched. In
black and colors.-Main Floor.
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Infants 79c Philippine Dresses
Friday Only, 72c

Dainty Little Dresses. Made OF
fine quality materials, prettily en-
broidered Short length. first size
Bargain Basement.
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81 Princess Slips
Friday Only, sec

Sateen Slips in all of the light
and dark shades. Some with deep.
pleated flounces; regular and extra
sizes.-Bargain Basement.
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S2.25 Dotted Swiss and Wolfe
Curtnins. Friday Only, $l.05 Pair

Dotted Swiss Curtains with ruffles,
cream and ecru wolfe, figured grena-
dine with ruffles, with tie-back to
natch,-SecOnd Floor.
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see Ribbons
Friday Only, sc Yard

Satin, MORE, taffeta, two tone,
ombre. Dresden, faille, Roman stripes.
etc. All colors and many combina-
tions for millinery. girdles, etc. AZ
to 8 inches wide.-Main Floor.
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Friday Specials From Our Bargain Basement
$1.98 Rayon Princess Slips
Fridnv ONLY. $1.79

Beautiful Rayon Slips. In all OK
the high shades with deep-pleated
flounce having fancy border. Regu.
lar sizes.-Bargain Basement.
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Women's 81 Chiffon and Service
Hose. Friday Only, sec

All perfect Chiffon, scanned back.
Isle top hose.
Also Full.fashioned Service Hose
with mercerized garter top. In .
variety Of new shad4s-Main Floor.
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Women's 79c Chamosuede French
Cuff GlOues
Friday Only. 69c

Washable Chamois Suede Gloves,
with embroidered French cuff and
embroidered back. In colors of mode,
sand, gray or beaver. Sizes to
7h.-Bargain Basement.
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1898 Hat Boxes
Friday ONLY. $3.50

Round. Black Enamel Collapsible
Hat Boxes-2O- inch size. Lined with
figured cretonne.-Bargain Basement.
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$I.4S Non-Lacing Girdles
Friday Only, SEC

OF novelty material, combined with
elastic. Hook front, with various
length skirts. Broken sizes.-Bargain
Basement.
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SIPS Boston Bags
Friday Only. SIC

Heavy Black Enamel Boston Bags
-15-inch size. They're waterproof
Bargain Basement.
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81 PetticOGtS
Friday Only. SEC

or sateen and cotton taffeta. IN
plain colors or floral effects, with
deep flounce; regular sizes.-Bargaln
Basement.
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SIS, $5.95 and $685. Voile
OUerblouses, Friday Only, 1926
Slightly Mussed French Wolfe Hand
made Overblouses, trimmed with filet
ana Irish lace. Also some with
different color trimming. Third
Floor.
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1898 SiIUeT-Plated Casseroles
Friday Only, $3.50

Has genuine pyrex glass with en-
graved cover. A pierced frame with
plain feet and neat handle.-Main
Floor.
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CMIdren's Soc Athletic Suits
Friday Only, 43c

Children's c o m b ms ions with
straight or elastic knee. Sizes s to
10 years.-Bargain Basement.
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Women's Soc and sec ExtrG-Size
Union Suits, Friday Only, Ac

Women's Low Neck, SLEEVELESS
Suits, tight knee and umbrella
styles. Also the bodice style with
closed wide leg. Sizes 40 to A..
Extra large suits, low neck, sleeve.
less and tight knee. Sizes 46 to 90.
Main Floor.
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WOmen's SOC Union Suits
Eridnp Only. 2 for 79c

Fine RIB Cotton Union Suits, low
neck and sleeveless, knee length.
Regular sizes, SO to 3S.
Extra sizes, 40 to A.
Double extra sizes, 46 to 30.
Bargain Basement
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Girls $1.98 Dresses
Friday Only. $I.79

Smart Dresses for school wear.
OF Amoskeag and other good gins
hams. Some in bloomer style. Sizes
Z to IL years.-Bargain Basement.
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SIPS Metal Roses
Friday Only. 81 Each

For evening wear. In gold, silver.
steel and antique gold. Smart as
corsage or shoulder finish.-Matn
Floor.
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Women's 3Sc RayOn Stockings
(Irregulars)
Friday Only, 2 Pairs CSC

Rayon Stockings with long boot:
seam up the back and high spnceo
heel. In Spring shades of nude
peach, beige. gray or black. Sizes
81 to 1O.-Bargain Basement.
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Friday RabBer Goods
Bargains

CSC Guaranteed Hot-Water
Bottles. Friday only, 83c.
CSC Fountain Syringes, got.
size; all guaranteed. Friday
only, 79c.
$50 Crescent Bulb Syringe.
Friday only, $1.39.
S5c Bath Sprays. Friday
only, Sc.
CSC Purity Household Rubber
Gloves. Friday only, 79c.
Main FlOOr-TOiIet Goods
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WOmen's 81 BIouses
En1nr Only. SIC

Jumper Blouses to be worn WIN
the popular suspender dresses. Maoe
of fine white dimity, neatly tailored
and trimmed. Sizes 36 to 46.-H1ar-
gain Basement.
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Women's 7Sc and Csc Rayon
Vests, Friday Only, Sc

Soiled and mussed. Broken assort-
ment.
Low-neck Rayon Vests--b o di C e
style with tape straps. In pink.
peach and orchid.-Main Floor.
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ChiIdren's 2Sc Socks and Long
Hose, Friday Only, 2 Pairs 4Sc

English Ribbed Hose and e length
Socks, with self-color tops. In black,
cordovan, beige, gray and white
Main Floor.
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$I.9S Rayon Petticoats
FridGv ONLY. $1.70

Good quality, brightly CO lored
Skirts. In slip-on style. Regular ana
extra sizes-Bargain Basement.
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Girls see Combinations
Friday Only, SIC

White or Flesh Nainsook Combina-
lions. lace trimmed. Sizes to II
years.-Bargain Basement.
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Pressed Crepe and Muslin Bloom
ers. In large assortment Of colors.
Regular sizes.-Bargain Basement.
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$50 Handmade Dresses
Friday Only, $1.I9

OF fine French nainsook, entirely
handmade and embroidered.-Third
Floor.
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$I.39 Sheets
EndaY Only. CSC Each

Good, firm quality, with Sin. hem
size sIx90 before hemming Second
Floor.
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WOmen's Soc Knit Pants
Eridnv Only. 2 for 79c

Fine Rib Knit Cotton Pants, with
muslin bands.
Extra sizes, 40 to a., have loose
knees.
Double extra sizes, As to 80, have
tight knee.
Bargain Basement
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Women's Csc Vests (Sligh
Irregulars)
Friday Only, 3 for SOC

Fine Rib Cotton Vests-built-up or
bodice styles, low neck and sleeve
less. Sizes SO to 40.-Bargain Base
ment.
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WOmen's $35 ExtTa-Size Twiu
Goats, Friday Only, S26

Sizes 421z to 62h-Bargain Base
ment.
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27-$IO and SIS Spring Sports
Coats Friday Only. $4.89

In checked or solid shades or tan
and brown combination.-BaE.g
Basement.
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SEE Polly Prim aprons
Friday Only, Sc

Light figured Percale Aprons, trim,
med with rick-rack braid.-Bargain
Basement.
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CMLdren's 49c Union Suits
Friday Only, 3 for 81

Cross-bar Muslin Union Suits, low
neck, sleeveless and knee length.
Drop seat style. Sizes to IL years.
Bargain Basement.
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1921 Yards 44c and 7Sc COlOred
VoiIes, BrOGdcIOths, SGteen,
Silk and Cotton TussGhs
Friday Only, 33c Yard
In waist and dress lengths.-Bar'
gain Basement.
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Women's $2.S5 Glove Silk
Underwear, Friday Only, $2.45

Some soiled, mussed and discon-
tinued lines. Broken assortment.
Consisting Of envelope step-in che
mise, boomers and stepin pantles
and vests. Plain tailored and daintily
lace trimmed Main Floor.
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$1.79 Rayon Boomers
Friday Only, $1.63

Pretty Sport Boomers, IN ali the
bright new shades, with fancy cuff.
Regular sizes-Bargain Basement.
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Girls SEC Princess Slips
Friday Only, SIC

White Muslin Slips, embroidery
trimmed. Sizes 4 to IA years.-Bar-
: gain Basement.
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Lawns, Dimities. Organizes and
Voiles Lengths Of / II to yards.
For children's dresses.-B ar ain
Basement.
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NeD Assortment Of 81 JeDelry
Friday Only, sec

Including Pearl Ch0kers frnanufac-
tured). Fancy Bead Chokers, In all
the new colors and styles; the Popu-
lar Shoulder or Hat Pins, Of emerald
ruby, sapphire. topaz, variety Of
other stones; Cuff Links, Bar Pins.
Long Bead Chains, all colors and
cuts: Shell Barrettes, set with stones.
And many other pieces.-Main Floor.
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CMIdren's Csc Socks
Friday ONLY, 3 Pairs SOC

Fine Rib White Cotton Socks, with
colored figured roll cuff top. Sizes
AZ to 8.-Bargain Basement.
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Girls SEC PGjamas
Friday Only, SIC

White and Flesh Nainsook Billie
Burkes. Sizes to 14.-Bargaln
Basement.
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CSC ROmpers, CTeepers and
PGnti Dresses
Friday ONLY see

Many pretty little play clothes in
this group. Trimmed with pockets,
embroidery and colors. Good assert
ment of colors and sizes to g.
Bargain Basement.
$1.SS Krinkle BedspreGds
Friday Only, $l.69
63x90-inch Spreads. Neatly hem.
med-Bargain Basement.
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69c Linene for Sip Covers
Fndnv ONLY SIC Yard

5o-inch washable fabric, suitable
for furniture covers, pillows, etc
Second Floor.
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I5O-25c PillOw Cases
Friday Only, z for 3Sc
Bargain Basement
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I5c B0ndeGux
Friday Only, 1Oc

Hook-back style-elastic in back
Bargain Basement.