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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-29
Dandruff Soon
Destroys the Hair

n you want plenty OF thick, beau.
tiful. glossy, silky hair, do by all
means get rid of dandrufr, for it
will starye your hair and ruin Il II
you don't.
II doesn't do much good TO try TO
brush or wash II out. The only
sure way 10 get rid OF dandruff is
to dissolve II; then you destroy II
entirely. To do this, get about four
ounces OF ordinary liquid arvon:
apply II at night when retiring, use
enough to moiBten tho scalp and
rub II In gently with the finger tips,
BY morning. most, n not all. Of
your dandruff will be gone and two
or three more applications Will com
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace OF IT.
You Will find, too, that all Itch.
ing and digging OF the scalp will
stop, and your hair will look and
feel q hundred times better. You
can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. Four ounces Ia all you will
need, no matter how much dan.
druff you have This simple remedy
never fuiIa
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OREGON CANNOT
REST IN PEACE
Old Battleship Is Wanted in
Philadelphia Now

PORTLAND, Ore. oct. 7s.--The
old battleship Oregon. tired heroine
Of a quarter OF century ego, can.
not rest in peace.
First she was wanted In Phlladel
ohia; then someone wanted to sell
souvenirs off her and capitalize her
fame: then another wanted to I'LL her
full OF water, and now still others
want 10 steal everything that IL
loose.
II came to light that some visitor.
unknown to Superintendent ]. L.
Baker or any Of his assistants,
opened seacock, not long ago. and
allowed the inrushing water to flood
the engine room.
The Willamette river had poured
In thru the open valve until the water
was getting well up on the engines
when Baker discovered the trouble
and shut off the flow. The damage
was slight.
On one other occasion, visitor
tinkered with the dynamo until Il
was out Of order and the ships light.
ing circuit went out. Several per-
sons below decks were caught In the
darkness.
The actions OF these meddlesome
spectators have caused An order TO
be issued that no one may go below
without q pilot.
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their sex.
To tho majority OF men, girl.
wife is 'the girl the vito
female-rirst and human he.
ing afterwards
There Is something specifically
wrong In mems attitude towards tho
better half OF the race. And this at
titude Is tho cause OF iuuumrraule
dramas In which the weaker.
grnuer and moro altruiatlc sex is
always the sufferer The writer has
been a resident OF many foreign
countries IN Europe and tu Asia,
and II r. his honest opinion that
II all tho tears OF women. tears
caused by egoylsm. cruelty and
brutality of men. were collected.
tho world might be flooded by them.
Let us be frank. We SIN exploit our
women. no matter how much out
ward respect and reverence We
display before their loving eyes,
Lovel on, luyel l do not know
whether there is another word
under tho cover Of which so many
intangible and impsrreptlblo crimes
were. are and viii he committed
Look at tho Rose Marr'8' let.
ter. Is her case unIqucG uufor-
tuuately. 20; there arc millions or
Rose AtaricA" Unhappy" "DIs.
heartened." etc. and all their con.
ISOLATION Is that 'i' might be worse"
My vocabulary is not rich enough
to express my feeling OF compass.
sion. my burning desire 20 help
them out OF their letters Of sorrow.
but am powerlcss ugalust this
formidable wall OF tho hereditary
male psychology, and an that I can
do Is 10 write these humble lines
asking men 10 revise their mental
aspect towards womankind. IL this
aspect In fair. according TO tho
Judgment OF their best inner self"
then all is all right: II II ia not.
let US confess In II and take every
step "a alleviate the heavy burden
imposed on the slender shoulders OF
tho better half Of the race
Most respectfully.
4. II.
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CYNTHIA GREY
-- CYNTHIA GREY
Courage Replaces
Need tor Protection
Clinging Vine Types Almost Extinct;
Rustic for Themselves Now
BY CYNTHIA GREY

One Of the largest beauty businesses in England belongs
10 q woman, a widow.
Her husband and her grown We're killed in the world
war and she left 10 face not only lonely future but
penniess one.
Moreover like most who have been wives all Of
their adult lives she had not been trained TO do any kind
of work that paid well.
In her household goods with view selling heu she
old stnroom in her library In that
lotions
cosmetics the raVhnE beauties Of a much
earlier generation
Il carried that book down kitchen and work making
beauty preparations had work canning fruit
time she found had the and the knac OF
turning ncr ms than any wei used"
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Wonen's Hats

lie Sport Hats. Tweed. Brown
and gray, BANDED with ribbon
and trimmed with Swiss feather
Formerly 1876. reduced 20. oBe
- smariiy Trimmed white
Hats. BsnRalipe aud felt Former.
- 3sE. reduced 10 .....s.. D6c
lis Velvet and Beaver Hats.
C1nse,fitlng street hats With rih.
bon ana sSlttrim Formerly
1sa. reduced 20 .4....ss.. 2.D6
- Fell Hats. Fuchsia. rose
wood and gray. Ribbon and self
trim. Formerly SOS. reduced
10 .sst.,s..ssts..ss ..DD
SECOND FLOOR
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There Are Hundreds
OF "Rose MARES"

Dear Miss Grey: with sad and
sympathetic feeling read the sor.
rowfuI letters OF women telling
their marital troubles in your col.
umns. And It seeus to me that a
great deal OF these troubles might
be eliminated II men tried to stop
their general habit to think Of their
wives as women only. and tried 10
look at them as az human beings
In general Being man myself, /
know that comparatively few men
are able to discern in women their
highest human value behind the
veil OF the outward attributes Of
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CRIME WAVES SEEN
AS FOLLOWING ON
JAPANESE TEMBLOR

TOKYO. Oct. 1s.-Altho Tokyo
Is considered one Of the most or,
derry OF the worlds great cities.
the Metropolitan police board has
asked for 400 additional police to
preserve order in the suburbs.
The Increase. which win cost the
municipality more than 5000. 900
year. Is the second since the
earthquake Of 1923.
Police authorities say the
earthquake caused tho first great
increase In crime, and that the
hard times now existing arc 10
blame for tho second wave.
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She decided 10 sell them Tor very
little 90 begin with.
She bought dozens Of little white
lars and bottles, wrote the labels
herself and sold the first batch
OF beauty TO her intimate friends.
She experimental. and made up
a special cream Tor skins that wero
dried out by too much powder.
That cream made her fortune.
one woman told another about
L, and az last the originator OF Il
started a miniature factory 10 pro.
iuce Il,
And the whole thing was started
with IL shillingsr she says proudly,
Interesting story. isn't III But
It's more interesting TO know that
there are thousands OF women In
the world today who have carved
for themselves careers just rs sue.
erssful.
It's no longer the fashion 10 cry
and so 70 live on the bounty Of
relatives when life flatteus US out
IKE the steam-roller II is,
Two or three generations ago
tho ~old maid aunt in the family
or mothers widowed sister occupied
the position OF an upper servant IN
the house where she accepted her
living.
But that's not true any more. To.
dag the world Is flllcd with excel.
lent jobs for any woman who hunts
them up.
And it's true that 1t takes "A Ger.
tain bravery TO leave a sheltered
life and go out into the business
world where there's no timo for
luncheon.hridge parties. or for lels.
urely shopping trips. or for all the
luxury that the sheltered woman is
accustomed 20.
But the thing 70 remember is the
thing that Hugh walpols points out
in his excellent book. "Fortitude'
=, isn't life that matters: It's the
courage you bring to IT,"
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tAdYertisomcnD
Watch Your Frail,
Puny Child Grow
Strong--Take on Weight
Cod Liver Oil in Sugar Coated
Tablets Puts on Flesh and
Builds Them Up.

In just few days-quicker than
you ever dreamed of-thesc wonder.
full health building, flesh making
tablets called McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets Will start 10 help
any thin, underweight little one.
After sickness and where ricketts,
are suspected they are especially
valuable. No need to give them any
more nasty Cod Liver Oil--these
tablets arc made to take the place
Of that good. but evil smelling.
stomach upBetting medicine and
they surely do II.
A very sick child, age Q, gained
IL pounds in Z months
Ask Owl Drug Co. or any drug.
gist for McCoy's Cod Liver OIL Com.
pound Tablets-as easy to take as
candy-sO tablets 50 cents and
money back II not satisfied.
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Wonen's Coats

~ Top Coats. Brown tweed.
Full crepe lined. Formerly $500;
reduced TO .....,...,..17.5O
% Top Coats. Beige. rubber
natural swensdown oolors. Fine
silk Innings. Formerly $500: rc.
duced to ....4.........,3b.OO
- Sports Goats. Taupc. deer.
brown and green fancy coatlngs.
Fine crepe silk Innings and con.
vertlblc collars. Formerly 49.75:
reduced TO ...........3 $500
SECOND FLOOR
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Woman Needs
Store

have Just heard OF a mother
and four Riddles badly In need OF n
cook stove. The youngest Is four
months old and another is IN the
hospital at the present time. The
woman Is the solo support OF the
little family and cannot afford to
buy stove.
The neighhors have taken Il upon
themselves TO find stove for her
and one OF them came to me about
II. II any Of my readers have nm
old stove. or know OF someone who
has who will donate IT to her. call
RAnier-535i. This Is a nsighboFs
telephone.
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% kaShmir Flannel and Car.
nina Suits, Ensembles and tai.
lored. The ensembles have fur
collars and cuffs and silk frocks.
The tailored suits have long
coats and wrapped skirts For.
mcrly T5 90. reduced TO. $500
SECOND FLOOR
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Stationery

- Pairs Fancy Candles, For.
merly s5C; reduced too. soc
g Sets Nah JonEg iseckoners,
reduced 20 .s,.t.,srr.s...b Doc
"a Chinese Memo Pads. For.
merry soc, reduced to-. 25c
% Maple Sets. Place cards
and napkins Formerly S5c. r.,
duesd 90 .rs-.t..s...s.,.r joc
III Boxes Stationery. Former
ly 100. reduced 10 .,,.,,. soc
III Boxes Stationery. white.
Formerly a5c. reduced 10 Zoe
- Boxes Hurd's Damnsk Linen
Lined Formerly $50. reduced
10 srsss.sttssrrrrts Zoo
- Boxes Suede Stationery. For.
merry ioos reduced to-, $50
- Boxes Gilt Stationery, Cards
and stationery Formerly 2.25.
reduced 90 ..,n......,..1 $50
STREET FLOOR
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BIouses

--2c TUNES. Crepe dc chine,
taffeta, Jersey and georgotte.
Very attractive styles with novel
collars, bead and embroidery
trims, scarf ties, contrasting
trimmings. Very specially re.
duced 10 .---...........b.7b
% TUNES. Roshnnara and crepe
dc chino. In white, jude, black
or tan. Greatly reduced to Lob
a Crcionne Beach Coats. Gray
and green. Suitable for bath.
room cont. Formerly zoo. re-
duccd 10 '',,.,,,,.,,,..,.. SOC
SECOND FLOOR
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Ribbons

100 Ribbon Remnants, includ.
Ing grosgraifs. velyets, metallic.
MORE. corded. picotsd. two.tonos,
etc, Reduced TO. HALF PRICE
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Muslin Underwear

-lS Envelope Chemlses. BatIste,
white, Tailored with regulation
bodice top. Sizes 30. AZ, a. For.
morly 100; reduced 10 SOC
d Batistc Gowns. White Fill.
pino. with bodice top. Sizes 10.
II. Formerly Les. reduced
TO ................, SOC
lis Costume Slips. satcen
with bodice top. Formerly les;
reduced TO ............... 26c
% UnderskIrts. RadIum silk.
Trimmed with scalloping. For
merly 2,A5; reduced to. e.. .1.d5
III Skirts. Radium silk trim.
med with scallopng Colored
Formerly SIS: reduced to 3.l5
IS Gowns. Radium silk. Blacl,
Trimmed with ribbon: sleeveless.
Formerly 1895. reduced to 500
~ Chemlscs. French batlste.
White, Handmade. Formerly
0,a5; reduced to 2.9S
ell Two Piece Sets. White
hand embroidered Filot lace
trimmed. Formerly 7.95: reduced
TO ....... d,D6
THIRD FLOOR
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Neckuear

is Lace Modlsoies. Cream and
eoru. Assorted fllet and Irish
trim. Formerly 1875; reduced
10 ''s.,..,......,. 1.2b
10 Tuxedo Guimpes. Filet trim.
Formerly $50; reduced TO 1.25
% Tuck.In Vests. Lace trim.
med with net. Formerly 2.95;
reduced to .......1.25
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Wonen's Skirts

"a Skirts, Wool crepe. perma,
ncntly plehtcd Light and OK
ford gray, Formerly tg5t re-
duCrd 20 .ss....rrs.t....sr -'bo
- Homespun Skirts. In brown.
navy. and tan. plaid designs
Wrapped style, Formerly ass
reduced 10 .s,..,.........,l.Ob
- Skirts, llumerpun Navy
plalts. pIruted. Formerly 1928.
reduced 90 .st..,,s.,.srs'o 40
SECOND FLOOR
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Lop- Eared Bunny Hats
Are Latest in STYLES

r oNDoN, oct. 90" Bunny"
IL hats promise to be all the
rngo here this fall.
Tho hat, which is Of soft felt or
velvet, has a fairly full crown and
follows closely the shape OF the
heod II is finished with a mar.
row rolled.up brim.
The distinguishing feature OF
tho hat, and from which II gets
It's name, are two long ears" Of
material which hang down from
the side of the hat. giving the gen.
oral effect OF q lop.eared rabbit.
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Handkerchiefs

--i5 Linen. loilc and Lawn
Handlscrohicfs with colorcd edg.
iaEH, Formerly ibc. reduced
70 ..s.sssssss+t commemorate c
STREET FLOOR
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Cynthia Grey vill receive
callers al her office In The
star building. 1909 seventh
ave. from ! 10 ; p. IN. every
day except Saturday and holI-
days,
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Girls Clothing

Ill Outing Flannel Gowns and
Paiamas. Striped. sizes S TO is.
but not all sizes in all garments.
Formerly 2.25; reduced to. .1.25
3 Flannel NTiddies. Navy and
red. Regulation style, sizes s
and l6. Formerly 3.s5; reduced
10 .,.,,.,.... 2.95
&c Beacon Bath Robes. Figured
materials, satin bound. Size 10.
formerly 5,95; reduced to. .2.25
IS Party Dresses. Georgette and
Crepe De Chine. Light shades.
Slightly soiled from display. Sizes
10 to IL, Formerly 1000: re.
uuccd TO ....,........5 $50
THIRD FLOOR
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Corsets

rs Marvcne Corscts. sink bro.
cado and elastic. Non.lacing.
Pink. ii.inch girdlo lightly boned.
and panel backs, Formerly a.s5;
reduced to ..,...........-.1.sb
- Marvcns NonLacing CorScts.
Black brocado and elastic. IA,
inch. Formerly 5.9S: reduced
10 .''s...........,, 2.96
--l3 Treo Girdlcs. Brocade and
elastic Pink: low top; medium
back and fourinch gusset OF elias.
tic over hips. Formerly 500: re.
auceu 10 .......,,..,.,.,. 3.i5
THIRD FLOoR
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SiIUeruuore

i Lot Silver Articles. A spe.
cially reduced table of Spoons,
Jelly Spoons. Table Forks and
odd pieces of heavy plated ware.
Reduced TO. ...........19c
FOURTH FLOOR
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Lamp Shades and
Novelties

Sc TabI. Covers. Chinese em-
broidery in assorted colors. Round
with fancy CENTER. Can DO cut
into fashionable chair seat COY.
err Formerly 600: reduced 70
.s.-tts ..s.s.s..s S.oO
FOURTH FLOOR
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Ill Crib Sets. Cream colored.
Cover and pillow case. Stamped
for embroidery. Formerly 1.50;
reduced TO ............s 5c
Ill Stamped Bedsprcads. White
lawn, trimmed with rose, novelty
lace. Formerly 345, reduced TO
..r.'........ .......,...1 80
- Towel Sets. Bath and hand
Towel and Wash Cloth. Former
~ l.75; reduced to. ....... .95c
so Dresser Scarfs. Novelty
weavcs with lace edglng. For
merly Soc; reduced to. zoe
rs spools knitting silk. Black
and pink. Formerly 25c: reduced
10 .''',....,'. ..,...,. Toe
III Dresses. Shadow striped
lawn. stamped for embroidery.
Formerly 1856; reduced to. csc
Id Hand. Embroidered Models.
Scarfs Crib Covers, Boys Suits
and Rompers. Formerly 500,
reduced to .......1.eb
FIFTH FLOOR
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Cloves
r urS

II Neckpicoes. Squirrel. 2.aldn
style. rock aablo color. Former.
~ 1900; reduced to-. 1880
- Chokcrs. Fitch, 2.skin style,
fisher color. Formerly 1900. re.
duced to .......,..,.... 1880
II Skunk Stole. Natural, with
ball fur trim. Formerly $3.50.
reduced TO ....,......, $500
SECOND FLOOR
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Boys Clothing

% suits. Atwood wo.knicSers,
Gray and Brown. Sizes IA TO Is,
Formerly 22.b0; reduced to. .1l.S5
- Ovcrcoats. Atwood medium
weight, Gray and brown, Sizes
2 TO .. Formerly 1900: reduced
TO ..,,,..... T.96
Ia Caps. Atwood tweed mix
lures, Sizes 6is TO G3s. Formerly
0bc; reduced TO ....,...25 $50
3 Baseball Suits, Gray stripe.
with cap to match Size G. For
merly 1876; reduced to .95c
3 Raincoats. sta.Drl quality;
tan, light weight Formerly
6'bO; reduced to,,,ur...3.45
3 Juvenile Suits, Atwood tan
and brown Jersey cloth. Sizes
ga to s, Formerly ESQ. reduced
To '''.,,,'.'.,,n,,,,.,.d.05
&c Corduroy knickcrs. Brown.
Wide vale, Sizes 10 to II. For.
merly 1896; reduced TO. ...1.25
81 Jersey Sweaters. Navy and
gray Wee and roll nocl,s, Sizes
20 to ~ Formerly 2,75. reduced
TO ''''''',,,r,,,,,, LOO
THIRD FLOOR
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Toiletriies

10 yanities. Combination boxes
Formerly 100; reduced 20 soc
--s Dressing Combs. Formerly
100. reduced to.........s. Doc
- Eyersady Shaving Brushes.
Formerly 75e. reduced 35o
Ill Bottles Liquid Pace Cream.
Formerly 25c. reduced 10 15c
- Bottles Andre Royal Toilet
Water. Formerly 575s reduced
70 .s.s...-.,'...s... 2.9b
- Bottles ItosIne Forbidden Fruit
Toilet Water. Formerly 100.
reduced 20 ......,.........7.bO
- Ia Balloon Toilet Water.
Formerly 1900 reduced 90 7.bo
- Bottles Piyer's Perfumes.
TlDamye. II Trene. In GIT
package Formerly 100; re-.
duoed 10 ...s...,.,...... 1.25
- Novelty Candlestiel,s. For,
merry 1885, reduced to...1.26
- Powder Jars. Formerly zoo.
reduced 10 ..,s.,......... LIB
90 Bottles AIcthea Perfume.
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WooHens

90 Rcmnants--rlnnncl, broad.
cloth. serge, poirot twin, tweed,
checks, stripes, plnIds, coatines;
"a 10 yards; reduced TO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. u PRICE
STREET FLOOR
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- Cotton Bath Rugs, heavy. de-
signs with plain ecnietns lmper
feet. formerly i9s. reduced
10 .s,..+.....s..... each LOU
so Cotton Scarf., hrmAti,chsd
ends striped center. sligo i7xt5.
Formerly soc .............2b zoe
SIS Linen Guest Towels, hand.
embroidered In several designs.
formerly i.as; reduced TO. $50
lii Cotton Guest Towels. en-.
hroidercd in colors. Formerly ssc.
reduced TO .......,......,.5 oc
SO Cotton Scarfs, i6x50: en-
hroidsrsd in colors, Formerly
i.25. reduced to.........,8 5o
so Linen Remnants; odds and
ends Of linen and napkins, bed
ding. reduced to.....u..t, OFF
BASEMENT FLOOR
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Wonnen's Shoes

lii Silver and Suede Pumps.
Smart evening shoes. Formerly
750. reduced to.........2 .95
-23 Pairs Gray Suede Shoes.
Sizes "a 10 g. Formerly 500;
reduced TO commonwealth
-i2 Pairs Growing Girls Lace
Shoes and Pumps. Sizes to s.
Formerly 200: reduced 10 2.95
-I6 Pairs White Pumps. with
fiat heels. Sizes , 10 I. Former
~ ESQ: reduced 10 .25c
Is Pairs Growing Girls Pumps.
Patent leather. Sizes Q 10 7.
Formerly $50; reduced TO 2.95
s. Pairs Women's White Kid
Pumps Formerly 3.s5; reduced
10 .-.....-....-... 30
~ Pairs Calfslsin Pumps. Tan.
Sizes IA TO 4. Formerly 1876:
reduced to ...........9 5c
--Is Pairs Black Satin Pumps.
Sizes "a TO S. Formerly 1850;
reduced to ................9 .95
- Pairs Satin Pumps. Black:
Sizes ~ TO 4. Formerly 800:
reduced TO ...............4 .95
10 Pairs Suede Pumps. Beige.
Sizes III 10 Z. Formerly 1880;
reduced to ............9 .95
FIFTH FLOOR
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JeUelry

--i9 Novelty Bead Necklaces;
beautiful crystal effects Former.
IS 100, reduced to,.,..,... 35o
lis Gold Top Gun Pins. Form.
erly 75c. reduced to........ zoe
Sc Pairs Stone Set Dice. Form,
erly 100. reduced to..,..., soc
10 iIar Pins, Formerly 1905
reduced torrtst.s.,...s,.. Doe
- Bead Necklaces. Formerly
soc. reduced to..........15c
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Umbrellas

ID Cotton Childs Umbrellas
Black with crook handles. For.
merry $50. reduced to-. 100
--i9 Cotton Guilds Umbrellas.
With calnrci Rakrlita crook
handles. Formerly i.BS. reduced
10 s,..ssss.s,..,.ts lao
STREET FLOOR
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ChHdren's Shoes

--25 Pairs 0Niords. Pearl elk.
Sizes 10 10. Formerly 800. re-
duced 10 ................1 .75
II. Pairs Patent Pumps. Sizes
sis 20 H. Formerly 500, re.
duced 70 ..-..s.....,.-....2 .Bo
--l9 Pairs Misses Pumps. Pat.
snt leather. Sizes III 10 ?.
Formerly COO reduced 20 3.95
% Pairs Sandals. Red calfskin.
Sizes d TO III. Formerly Csc;
reduced TO ................6 SOC
FIFTH FLOOR
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,ese UnexceIled Oncea-Month Clear-Away Values!
YOUR ADVANTAGE

gained in the striking price reductions the very values regu
articles Every department in the offering such bargains and
not miss the opportunity -zsa.
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Aprons and House
Dresses

- Durctta Nurses Uniforms.
Fine white material. sizea a.,
a. 10. Formerly g.ss: reduced
70 ..ss.....-...s..... poe
- MILDLY Blouscs. Navy blue
flannel with white braid. Size
40. Formerly 4.9b: reduced
Il" 'tsrtf.. s...ss,.......,Uo poe
lie Pcrcais and Bingham Apron
Dresses. Green and mails. Good
styles and material, Formerly
1885. reduced 20 soc
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--l62 Oxford Shirts. white
Neckband or collars. Sizes IL.
l4h. 1917 reduced 10 .....05c
--si Striped Shirts. Assorted
coIors. with ncokband. Sizes i4
and 1917. Formerly 400: re.
duced TO ................,. 2.36
Ill silk Shirts. Plain and
striped Ncckband. Sizes IL 10
H. Formerly 1000, reduced
TO .....,.......,s..t. ALB
--i8 Cotton Union Suits. Ran.
dom. Sizes % TO IS. Formerly
2.25. reduced TO .....,. 100
"a Union Suits. Wool mixed.
Gray. Sizes "a to 40. Formerly
$50. reduced to ........1.SD
80 Union Suits. Wool mixed.
Gray. Sizes 3i.3s. Formerly a5o:
reduced TO ...u...,,...2.9 5
go Union Suits. Wool mixed.
Sizes 34.42. Formerly 900: re.
duccd to .s...............8 .35
Ill Cotton Pajamns. Madras:
assorted colors. Sizes A to u.
Formerly 400; reduced 10 1876
lib Pajamns. satcen in assert.
ed colors. Sizes A to y. For.
mcrly 100. reduced to -. 2.8S
10 Pajamas. Broadcloth. Sizes
A to D. Formerly 1906; reduced
~ Wool Sweater Vests. AS.
sorted Colors, I'm coat style. Sizes
32.3S. Formerly $50. reduced
10 ',,,.,.,.....,.... 3.OO
so Pairs Hose. Fibre and silk.
Assorted colors, Sizes Oh to
1917. Formerly 5Oc..........
....,........3 PAIRS 100
--fs Pairs silk Hose. Mccall
lum's full.fnshionod, Sizea Oh,
10 and IL. Formerly 500; 70.
duccd TO .......,.,...... 1.Ob
---S Wool Sweaters. Tan. Coat
style Sizes SO, IS. 40. AZ. For.
merly 1000; reduced TO. .8.0b
--19 Rayon silk Tics. Formerly
Doc; reduced TO ..........1Oc
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900 Remnan MeHalIne,
crepe dc chine, fiat crepe. TAI.
fs,a, charmeuse. radlum. prints.
brocades and uihsrs: y TO
yards. reduced to, ~ PRICE
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