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Barbs

The secretary Of health for CUBA =
back On the job after two duels, In
which he twice was wounded. kept him
away for two days, He's Just too good
for his health.
why worry what kind Of wealth.
q ven have In March. after the
February we've had?
Mattress makers. using Mayo q
1 trade name, said they never had
heard q the famous Minnesota spe-
cial,sts. Caught asleep on their OVID
mattresses!
A Spanish count shot . neigh.
hors pet dog in New York, per.
hans because the dogs bowling
reminded him 80 much Of Spain.
Twenty q every 90 couples robbed
while n autos In early morning hours.
Ia Chicago, reported to police. Tho
reea DIDN'T want their husbands and
wives to know.
tcopyrasAt. 1884, NEA Service. 1nc.)
- &c.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Chronic Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
In this column recently we suggest
ed that q garage worker take half a
teaspoonful Of sodium hyposulphite
every alternate evening as remedy
for the mild carbon monoxide poison
ing to which his work exposes him.
French physicians have highly extoll-
ed this remedy for the after-effects
Of monoxide casing and for the eff
fects of mild chronic monoxide poi
soning. Now distinguished author
ity in this country, Prof. Yandell
Henderson, Of Yale, says that this
treatment would be Of no avail what
ever. Professor Henderson adds that
the proper prophylaxis against such
m0noxide poisoning is that the gar
age should be supplied with flexible
metal hose to be placed over the ex-
haust vent and connected with sue
ton apparatus discharging out of
doors. For treatment fresh air, or in
extreme cases inhalation Of carbon
dioxide to stimulate respiration should
be recommended.
Low Down About Low Life
You spoke Of parasites In connec-
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Member of Audit BureSu OF
Circulation
Member Of The Associated Pres,

The Associated Press Is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
OF all news dispatches credited to II
or not otherwise credited in this
newspaper and also the local news Of
spontaneous origin published herein
AL rights of republication OF all other
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were In church-the industrial. labor
and consumer advisory boards Dou
Richberg, who likes to tell how some
newspapers call him dangerously
radical and others say he's dtseuss-
insly conservative. had been home
SICK and returned there quickly aSeer
his speech.
Others Thanking Johnson were Col.
u W. Lea, handsome assistant 40
ministrator for industry. and ADMIN.
istrator A W. Whiteside. Is sober ana
serious q something nom the aQuar-
ium downstairs.
llyrsa Tayior Il q. .. stsea and
Robert Lumd q the NasoaA
AlanufactWsEv Association sa&
opposite nm 0coen, JoAn Lewis
sidney Hillman. and etAe A6cf
leaders they've be0 fgAAhg ~
tho last eight 0enthA
Newcomers were C1AZenco OAzrow,
head Of the new small enterprise
board-who u very old. but seems
younger than he did . year 40 and
black haired, double-chinned Leon
Henderson, new boss a NftA research
and planning.
Also q young man IN wing collar
and seeks with enormous black and
white checks who turned out to Be
Mr.. Steinberg, NRA publicity man for
foreign language newspapers In the
front row one noticed Bob Ninor.
New York Communist leader, and =
Hoover assistant secretary Of COM
merce. happening to ut side BY SIDE.
Johnson's speech. welcoming al
criticism, but implying that critics
were scoundrels, drew faint applause.
Tho audience vas largely one q
critics.
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Editorial Comment

Editorials printed below show the
trend Of thought by other editors.
They are published without regard
to whether they agree or disagree
with The Tribunes policies.
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loving them. All right. Hawkins,
we're ready. You may serve now, but
don't answer Very good, sir" unless
you want to 60 out on your ear.
Breakfast-One portion Of fruit:
one egg and the white of a second
egg; optional, clear coffee or tea, q
bread substitute, and sugar substi-
tute.
Lunch-Three ounces Of lean meat,
fish or fowl, or small helping of meat,
fish or fowl or pot cheese and glass
of buttermilk or skim milk. Or q
large helping Of pot cheese; one cup S
per cent vegetables: one portion fruit;
bread substitute; optional, lettuce
with special dressing.
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! think 1t will be only = short time
before the death penalty Is provided
for extortion cases.-Federal Judge
Harry B. Anderson, Memphis, Tenn.
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Taken as q whole, the peoples will
ingness to shoulder their burdens =
quite remarkable.-Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
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The Manchurians are unanimously
in favor of the monarchy.-Of Officials
In charge Of Pu Wis enhancement.
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PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
By William Brady, NJ. D.

pertaining hygiene
diagnosis answered by stamped
made queries conforming instructions
William Brady, this newspaper.
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The Maritime Provinces consist Of
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and
Prince Edward Island.
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Z3I1iIl OMAN
\ 81 AIIene COr|iss q

know what TO say tohim. I feel ~
though had failed him somehow,
- though I should have seen what
was happening to him."
IF you had seen and told him,
be would probably never have for
given you for it.-you happen To-
b his wife. You ought to thank
your lucky stars you can't be eriti-
eal about him. Heaven help . woman
who can judge her husband impair.
tially-it's sure to end in disaster"
you're always helping me over
situations" Stanley smiled at him
suddenly In the glow Of IN arclight.
you've never failed me-"
Except once. Well. that was my
bad luck. Good night, darlin'."
Good night, Perry
John Harmon WAS sitting before
the empty fireplace, the pages Of
his novel scattered about him on
the door.
"She's right, you know" he said
quietly. looking up % Stanley came
IN. ITS clever and amusing and
darn good writing, but it isn't life
mot life with the pulse left In IT.
and tho heart
Stanley went 70 him swiftly,
melt down beyido him. A sudden
blur Of tears hid his face for .
second and che Vas glad that this
Was %. for what she saw there was
not good 70 zee. Il was John Har.
mons faes with IN the youth and
tho enthusiasm and tho courage
stricken from e. L was Z face left
grim and naked and bleak with
disappointment.
sYouu wEits e ever again, John
Harmonf"
Eyes, IN write Il over again. I
thought ct first ! couldn't. thought
! had nothing left % put into any.
thing. ] thought "a have q chuck
+ Ill. get away from e, that I
couldn't bear to 60 hack and write
Il over again. But things don't hap.
70 on-even vhen soinr an rns.r.
eoinr hact Pm ec;n~ "a ~r;t. e
| over aeain-end thia TIM. RI "a.
Ing 70 keep my fest On the ground.
I've got II IN me. Stanley. Il Vas
dnd IL arsin-the hesntv. 81. ~ ~.
In.thv. Az sor,ethin. th.+ ~.Ls. !.
story have : sonl "a r.t inst .
plot mi 6nd r. arain Ana III. I'm.
| I'm kean tits ''
IA ~ hold;r~ No. h.ra. -
! and - = snoise .cr,e+hir- - -.
tensenes. "a n.,r -..+ -. = ~
~. an crent eIo.s, - ~, - 81
lL-",n" - sss''s 49,
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I made = little slip and ! paid tor
Il did my time and I don't feel
bitter toward anyone.-Ralph Capone,
brother q Al.
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Session Johnson Shows Lon q
Steam g. o. z. Cast In New
| 8olo Mr.. Brown Fires . ShoA
ny RODNEY butcher
Tribune Warrington CeeFespon6entl
washington, March 7. - An roads
once more lead to NRA.
No one here Is very clear about
what viii come out Of the big tree
for-all "squawk meeting" and the
subsequent code authority congress,
but General johnson is on the march
again. He thinks he and NFsA are 60
ing somewhere.
Inside the organization are many
who aren't sure whether the present
codes can be adjusted satisfactorily.
In the big rush to get industries un-
der the codes many sour apples were
tossed into the barrel, quite WHITING
II. Theory was that those could be
removed at leisure. But can they?
Some officials opposed to open price
associations fear that II they're now
eliminated, industries will sabotage
the codes. Already, they say. their
chef worry concerns administration.
Industries have been given enorm-
Gus powers Of operation and who's to
So that they don't abuse them?
STRANGE 'BEDFELLOWS'
The "squawk meeting drew the
biggest NRA gathering and the great.
est platform galaxy Of MIRA officials
since the cotton textile code hearing
opened In the same Commerce Build
ing auditorium.
Some Of the big shots had disap-
peared in the intervening eight
months = Dudley Gates, Alexander
Sachs and Bobby straus, among
them-but others took their places.
Again MIRA was spoken Of as
operating In goldfish bowl" though
everyone since has learned that all
NRA fixing is done at private con-
ferences.
johnson has tried In eight
months and looks It. Stin plenty
Of steam, but obviously lesA His
secretary. assistant, the inevitable
~Robbie," appeared With him, in
. brown costume topped BY .
couple Of yellow and white ruf-
lIes.
The platform gang posed a. II it
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The NewDeal
Washington

Cosoe Galore MARKS NRA SQuawk
Session Johnson Shows Lon q
Steam G. o. Z. Cast In New
8olo Mr.. Brown Fires . ShoA
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And % 4 happened that life Get.
tied down into moro or less Of 4
routine for the Northrups. John
Harmon spent long hours q hid
desk. creating . new and bettel
Gloria. Stanley went hack ana forth
% work, bu6eted - the clustering
March winds, secure from any do.
comfort from thar chilly embrace
wrapped warmly IL . nice sense Of
contentment.
Now that John Harmon M
sticking close = his novel and ne
longer turning out short stories q
regular intervals. they found them.
|sslves with . STEADILY diminishinl
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q. q. p. m NEW ROLR

q. .. p. m NEW ROLE
The New Deal has brought % many
reversals Of form that some of the
most cockeyed instances pass un.
noticed. To name one. the Republic
can party has been stepping out -
the champion Of small business, labor,
and the consumer.
The entire q. O. p. senatorial con-
tingent ~ regular and progressive -
vainly voted against burial Of the N.Y.
resolution asking . report on the In
dustrial background Of Ill NRA Of.
ficials. Only three Democrats Cost
gan, Dill, and Loug-voted with them.
A SHOT FROM NH. BROWN
Former Postmaster General Walter
Brown was answering questions about
the growth Of aviation, proud Of the
stimulation given by mail contracts.
1.-THE only other industry that has
grown more rapidly" he declared, rs
the CWA."
Copyright, 1894. NEA Service, 1nc)
There Is no chance Of revolution
there (Mexico). The people are con-
tented.-Fernando Gonzales Roa,
Mexican ambassador to q. 8.
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by RODNEY DUTCHER
Tribune Warrington CoeFeopon6ent)
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Everybody Wants TO SAVE
on Ayres QUALITY GOODS!

And why not? it's
Anniversary Sale savings Come
take advantage the extremely
LOW PRICES every department dependable Ayes fall
and attractive furnishings
for the things you need for the
When the Weathers HOT-Ifs COOL in Ayes Downstairs!
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All-WO0I Sweaters .......... 79c
In coat and slipover styles. Choice
Of q great assortment Of colors. sizes
2 to 8 years. Special anniversary
price.
Boys BrOadcIOth Suits 500. .SSc
Button-on and belted styles in several
models and coIors. For little boys
wearing sizes to years.
ChiIdren's Panty Dresses. .59c
prints' checks, piaids. All fast col tiSS
In attractive styles. Sizes to ga.
TOddlers Snow Suits. .$2.25
Washable chinchilla snow suits in one
match. Sizes i to 1 years. Pastel
colors.
Knit Snow Suits. ......... .$1.59
r Infants warmly eecsd applique trim
sizes l to 3. Helmet to match.
Children's Coat Sets. :. 1888
Wool chinchilla coat sets with coat,
leggins and helmet to match. Warmly
lined. Green. brown, red nd blue. Sizes
to 8.
Girls ChinchiIIa Coats. -. 1888
All-wool chinchilla. coats, warmly lined
and neatly tailored. Wine, blue, green
colorS. Sizes to 10 years.
Girls Twin Sweaters. .......$2.79
All-wool twin sweater sets with coy
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Girls Wood Skirts. ....... .S1.59
Solid colors and novelty patterns IN
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Sizes to Is years. All-wool quality.
Girls Sweaters ............$1 .09
Coat and slipover styles in warm coll
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Sizes to is years. All-wool quality.
Girls Wash Dresses ........ 94c
Newest patterns, fast colors in stripes
and plaids and floral prints. Sizes
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Girls Leather Jackets. go. .S4.98
Genuine leather jackets in blue, green
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10 to 16 years. Warmly lined.
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Better Wash FrOcks. ...... SITS
Made OF best cotton construction IN
to RsS sa .' well sII0 made dU and tailored. '
"Thrifty-Price" Dresses $3.50
Slick little sports frocks and dressy
frocks in novelty woolens travel
erePes; rayon crepes, and knits. Sizes
All-WO0l Sweaters ........ .$1.79
Slipover or Twin sweater sets in now
city weaves as wen as All wool. sizes
"a to A. Choice Of colors.
Wool Skirts ...............H .79
Flannel or tweeds in newest fall styles.
Oxfords. browns, greys, wine and mix
lures. Sizes rs TO 81.
Sport Dresses .............$l .7S
Travel prints and angorettes in cute
dress wear. Sizes il to 20, IS to So.
American Girl Shoes ...,.. $4.39
Our famous brand that's exclusive with
ZEE ZEE sizes 90 70 ~ 'A'' ~ -
New FAN Shoes .$1.79
Pumps. straps. oxfords combinations in
rough feathers, calfskins and kids. Well
made. Sizes to 8. Widths "A to G..
La Sayre" Shoes ......... $3.50
New fall patterns in our own brand
shoes. Well made and styled right.
Choice of kid, and calfskins in black.
blue and brown.
ZapOn D'Orsay Slippers. =. sec
Limited quantity of these slippers with
hand-turned leather sole. In red, blue.
black. Sizes to 8.
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Brother and Sister Suits. sac
In wool jersey. Trimmed with con-
trasting colOrs. In wanted cOlorS.
Shorts for brother. skirt style for sis
ter. Sizes to 6.
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BrOadcloth Slips sue
HiaS cut brosdcloth slips with straight
top and built-up shoulders. In white
and pink. Sizes 80 to so.
RayOn Taffeta Slips. SOC
Have v or straight lace top and hens.
They're bias cut and have . panel.
Flesh or tearose- Sizes "a to ~.
Pure Silk Gowns. Sl.OO
Gowns with v neck. lace trimmed ana
ribbon tie at waist. In flesh or tea
rose color. Sizes i6 and IL.
Pure Silk indies. Each. soc
Dsncettes. chemise and panties Of pure
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hens. sizes 81 to 50. "a to ~.
Sdtin sips -......s.. SA'oH
TheSe sleek satin slips are trimmed
with lovely isces at neck and hens. v
OF straight top. Sizes "a to ~.
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Floor Coverings
s24.ss

American Oriental .. S24.s5
serged sides. frst quality. sxl7 sire.
lay-tex. non-skid back. colors woven
through "a back and lovely patterns
and cclorx.
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Ready-to-Wear

Fall Dress Fashions ... 1855
sizes for women. misses and Juniors.
with newest details.
New Daytime Dresses see. SS.69
Fresh new. lovely fall fashions az Q
thrifty price. For women. misses and
juniors AL new fall styles and eolors.
Dress or Sport Goats. 49,. H3.S5
sizes for women. misses and juniors.
smart fur trimmed dress coats and
Youthful sports Goats in sporting woods
or tEeedS.
Fur-Trimmed Coats. .... S1S.S5
luxurious fur-trimmed coats for uom-
en-. misses and juniors. Slim youthful
LOOKING fashions at q loS price
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UNDERWEAR

RayOn Gowns ..............$l .0o
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\ Or round neck. some applique trim
med siIes 10 and H.
Hayon Gowns JUG
OF "sun-Glo" rsyon fabric. that's dur
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trimmed Sizes 10 and IL. Seconds
RayOn indies $500. Each. 19c
PantleS. vests. stepins or boomers IN
slain rayon. Tailored style in regular
sixes. Flesh color.
Bemberg Slips .........S 1.O0
Have adjustable shoulder straps. lace
tors and hens. FleSh. tearose, black
and white coiers. Sues "a 10 -.
Rayon indies .............. Sc
soior. stout sizes.
Cotton Knit Slips ....... n.00
n - 20 So-ineh lengths. Buiit-up
shoulder straps. cross finished a. hens.
n assorted ecicrs. Seconds.
ChIldren's Union Suits. .. soc
Made % tinted cotton with rayon
stripe In medium weight with dutch
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Knit Union Suits ....3 for s1.00
White or ecru cclor IN cotton knit
Sand hnish tight knee Sizes - 70 50
Chased IS seconds
Part Wool Union Suits. .... sc
Nor less than TO- wcoi. with dutch
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ard no sleeves. Assorted sizes.
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Porto Rican Gowns ... &c
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Philippine Gowns 74c
Hand embroidered with V or round
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Flannelette Gowns - sec
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regulars aid stouts. Seconds.
these have . straiEht line and bodice
top. IN White or fesh cclcr. Wei
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Seamless Royal wilton. 500
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9x12 Rug Pads 1888
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Plaid Rag Rug ........... SSc
Size AKA plaid rag rugs In . host Of
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Plaid Rag Rug .............4 Sc
This plaid rug in 7x4 size il whale Of
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Plaid Rag Rug ...............59 Soc
Size 77x54 plaid designs and colors. Al
a sensational Anniversary Sale price.
3O8 Coil Mattress ........ S19.95
spring mattress with sos tempered coil
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$50 Coil Mattress ....... $685.
Innerspring construction in twin or
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Green or blue ticks.
Studio Couch SlS.S5
Made OF guaranteed construction in
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Seamless Administer Rug. .S23.95
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Ska Gold Seal Rug. ...... $7.95
sxl2 Gold Seal Congoleum rug in good
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Felt Base Rug .............$5.3S
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terms. ClaSsed as imperfects.
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Made Of Jute. q tough vegetable tbre
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size 27x4s-in Administer throw rugs
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and patterns.
Am. Oriental Throw Rugs, S2.95
size 77x54-inch American Oriental
throw rugs in varied assortment OF
colors and wanted patterns.
Felt Base Floor Covering,
SO. yd. ............... .SSc
All this covering Is 9 feet wide. In
green. blue or red colors. For kitchen
or bathroom floors.
Women's Wash Frocks 80. .S9c
FinMe quality in checks. dots. uorals.
prints. stripes and plaid colorS. Sizes
IA to 81. A spectacular value.
"Fashionette" Uniforms. .S1.09
White. blue, green and black. Sizes
- to as Wei made from hne quality
poplin. Styled for smartneSs.
Flannel Bathrobes ...... $3.45
Au-wool flannel bathrobes IN sizes -
20 -. Large assortment OF eolors Win
contrasting trim. Wen mace.
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Real Silk Hose. ........ Pr, 55c
Service Weight Deluxe hose in all the
ulars. Last 2 days at this price.
ChiIdren'S School Hose. 3 for Soc
Full length school hose of mercer.zed
cotton. All first quality in sizes 6 to
8. Large selection of colors.
WONDERLAND" RINGLESS
Hose ...............e.. Pr, 4Jc
Chiffon or service weight Wonderland
fE s1 seoIora h0Ss Sizes sg to 1917 all inc
WONDERLAND" RINGLESS
Hose, 48 gauge ............ SIC
Hose in very sheer quality. Two pairs
for $1.00 Sale Priced, last days.
Buster Brown Hose. 8 for $1.O0
Sink and rayon service weight hose.
All first, quality, In popular shades.
Sizes ga to 1917.
ChardOniZe Hose ....... Pr, Csc
First quality Buster Brown" chardon-
ize hose in fall colors and sizes S1a to
l0h. With smart fashion marks.
Growing Girls Hose. ......... zee
Pure silk shaped stockings for the
growing girl Irregulars. In all the
wanted colors. Sizes to 10.
Growing Girls Hose. :. 8 for Soc
Isle shaped stockings for growing
girls. Clsssed as irregulars. Sizes
to 10. Extra special price.
Boys Knicker Socks. 3 for Soc
Irregulars Of boys jacquard patterned
knicker style socks. In fine selection
of patterns and colors.
Bows Wool Mixed Socks, s for 81
Wool mixed knicker style socks in first
quality Choice of patterns and coll
ors, Sizes to IL.
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Mems s

Mems Suits .. S13.95
One and two pants Atwood suits in
wool cashimeres. tweeds and sports
models or heavy worsteds. Sizes for al
men.
Mems TOpcoats, Overcoats, s13.95
Atwood Overcoats or Topcoats in new
fall styles. For men and young men.
Pull and half belted models.
Prepster Suits ........ $10.45
2-trouser prepster suits in blues. greys,
browns in single and double breasted
and sports models. Sizes 81 TO 80.
Overcoats and Topcoats. -. .S11
In the new fall fabrics and patterns.
full and half belted styles. Sizes for
men and young men.
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HOSIERY

Real Silk Hose. ......... Pr, SOC
Irregulars of Deluxe Chiffon Hose at
this extra special Low Sale price. In
all the fall shades. Sizes az to lO12.