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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17

he shouldn't have let even the words
come in-the deliberate, simple words
that softly infected his unacknowl-
edged fears. Now he must say what
would slip the secreted leashes on their
going-on together, over the near, elu-
sive threshold of enchantment. Then
Barry said steadily, That's the story,
Hal. What do you think?"
Its improbable" said Hal at once,
"and banal and wickedly irrelevant to
what my heart and the whole world is
full of. Barry"
Within his arms, she turned quickly
and stopped back his words with her
smooth, urgent lips. He could feel
her breast move with her breathing,
close against his-almost feel her
pulses join his to use one rhythm for
what, in that transported moment, was
a single surging of life. Then her lips
evaded him, her cheek pressed hard
against his, and he heard her whisper
ing.
"You see, I'm not strong enough,
brave enough to tell you you aren't
the person with whom I want to spend
the rest of my life, anyway, anyhow
that you won't always be the only
person, no matter what can happen
in this whole wide green world, or in
heaven, or in hell. My own darling.
I love you. That's all there is. To say
1 love you most or best or dearest
makes the word cheap, and it can new
err be cheap again. I can never use
it again-except for you. 1 love you,
and 1 haven't been strong or honest
or brave for you. o Cd" she said in
a final cry, perhaps I'm glad haven't
BEEN"
With sudden, frantic strength, she
tore herself out Of his arms and was
gone from him, into the waiting dark
ness.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17

find thiS-husband, and I must see
him. 1 can buy him, or-or 1 can
but 1 needn't tell you that. I can buy
him. He is for sale"
"She will not tell you," said Sister
Anastasia, saddened by her helpless
ness. "She would not tell me. All she
will say is that he is not waiting for
her in California"
II shall find him." said Hal.
''She asked me to ask favor of
you,' said the nun, as if she hadn't
heard him, and Hal drew an uncom-
Portable breath. II think you will do
it for her. She did not sleep last
night"
81 will do anything in the world for
her." said Hal, except one thing"
ut is not the one thing" said Sister
Anastasia. "It is only that you will
for today-for twenty-four hours-not
speak of your love, not ask her to
speak of hers. She must rest-inside
she must rest, to find where she is,
now that you are together. She is
nearer toto despair than-than she
should be. She is beautiful in her
spirit: she must not be driven closer
to"
Hal gave her quick, acute glance
and saw that she believed what she
had started to say. He looked down
the stairs again, the sleeping quiet of
the shabby hotel grown subtly peril
Gus; then he returned his look to the
nuns and said, II promise"
She had known he would, and known
that it would solve nothing below the
surface of today. "Our bags are ready,
if-if you like to take them down."
she said. "That is the room-there."
And she moved to the stairs-not be-
cause of connivance in anything she
shouldn't watch, but because she Who'll
ly trusted him to care for Barry.
Hal knocked, and Barry opened the
door to him-her blue eyes deep and
alone, but sure, almost hopeful in their
brave quiet. He managed free smile
of greeting I'D said. Morning, my
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
SYNOPSIS

Following his fathers criticism of his
idle life, and the withdrawal of fnan-
cial assistance, Hal Ireland, son of a
wealthy banker, finds himself practical
ly without funds but with the promise
of situation in San Francisco, which
he must reach, from New York. He
takes passage with a cross-country
auto party on share expense" basis.
Other members of the party include an
attractive girl Barry Trafford; middle
aged Giles Kerrigan; Sister Anastasia,
a nun; and an individual whom he in
stinctively dislikes, Martin Crack. Bar
RVS reticence annoys him. To Kerrigan
he takes at once, but he distrusts
Crack. He finds his intimacy with Ker-
rigan ripening, and makes little
progress with Barry. Through a mis-
understanding, at stopping place, Hal
is directed to Barry's room, instead of
his own, and they exchange kisses.
Next day he tells her he loves her. She
answers that she mustn't love him,
without giving any reason. Crack bru-
tally insults Kerrigan. Hal forces him
to apologize abjectly, and his feeling
of enmity and disgust toward Crack is
intensified. Barry promises Hal that
next day she will reveal the shadow of
despair that hangs over her.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
Little Lights on
LIV ING
g
BY MARIA LEONARD
Dean Of Women, University of Illinois
@ Western Newspaper Union.
THE STORY OF A CANTERBURY
BLUE BELL

\ SUMMER in Canada on an island
"A in Lake Huron gave the oppor-
tunity for tramping miles over beaches
oil all kinds, smooth sand and stones,
sunshine and shade as ones mood
would lead. For lover of beaches
this was a paradise.
We discovered one day on an unusu-
ally long hike along rocky shore,
canterbury blue bell growing alone,
sans friends of any description. Our
first thought was to carry it back, roots
and all, to the cottage in the woods and
give it chance to live, with loving
care. mo-" we argued with our
selves, 'others will come this way per-
chance and love it, quite as much as
We" So we rested bit, enjoying it,
on the lovely coast line of lake and
land.
Soon some children came sauntering
lazily down the beach, among them a
lad about ten years. Seeing the bloom
ing flower, he came near to it, whipped
it off with his stick, and walked non
chalantly on. There it lay, my beau
tiful canterbury blue bell, on the rocks,
bruised and lifeless!
sat for some time in silence on the
shore, recalling the numberless times
/ had seen automobiles stopped on the
highways in our own country, and re-
membered watching with rebellious
spirit the owners pulling off the limbs
of beautiful trees, bordering the road
sides in the springtime, ruthlessly
whacking away at natures loveliest
and most delicate handiwork, only to
find them wilted and persisted soon aft
err they returned home.
Is this not another form of selfish
ness all too common in pleasure seek
ers? Surely there can be no thought
for the enjoyment of others, when one
is marring the roadside's beauty,
where thousands pass daily. This
crime, for such it is against nature
and beauty lovers, is equalled only
by the twin sin of putting up unsightly
bill boards to advertise hotels, liver
pills or what not, in beautiful near
by field or forest.
WnaL must mOCHer NATURE lHluA VI
mans crudity when she does all she
can to beautify her handiwork and he
does all he can to butcher it? Isn't
there some reverence lacking in the
older generation that these things oc-
cur? When children see with their
own eyes such mutilation, why would
they not do the same? We have not
as vet included in the education of our
youth the refining subtle study of
Beauty, beauty not only of natures
loneliness but beauty of human nature
as unselfishness, beauty in conduct,
beauty in character. Beauty is thing
alive, it is spirit.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
Quick, Complete
Pleasant
elimination

Let's be frank. There's only one way for
your body to rid itself of the waste mat
tiers that cause acidity, gas, headaches,
bloated feelings and dozen other dis.
comforts your intestines must function.
To make them move quickly, pleas.
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Thousands Of physicians recommend
Milnesia Waters. Dentists recommend
Milnesia waters as an efficient remedy
for mouth acidity).
These mint favored candy-like waters
are pure milk Of magnesia. Each wafer
is approximately equal to full adult
dose Of liquid milk OF magnesia. Chewed
thoroughly in accordance with the direc-
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they correct acidity, bad breath, flatu-
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time enable quick, complete, pleas
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Milnesia Waters come in bottles Of 20
and 48 waters, at Csc and 6Oc respec.
lively, or in convenient tins containing
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an adult dose OF milk Of magnesia. All
good drug stores carry them. Start using
these delicious, effective waters today.
Professional samples sent free to req
istered physicians or dentists if request
is made on professional letter head.
SELECT PRODUCTS, Incorporated
44O2 23rd St., Long Island City, N. Y,
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
GETTING BY

a N OWNER Of an estate one day
noticed part of the rock fence,
which bounded his large estate, break
ing down. He called workman to re-
pair it. do just one days work on
this fence as | do not wish to pay more
than four dollars for it," he told the
man. "A]l right" said the workman,
and set to work. At the end of the
second day the owner was surprised
to find the man still working, about
to finish an excellent piece of work.
"What, you still here?" he inquired,
somewhat angrily of the man, think
ing he was trying to augment his pay
bargain. "Yes," the man answered,
because l never leave any job half
done. The pay l expect is four dol
lars, the amount we bargained for, the
time put on it is my own" The own
err looked at the man surprised, then
said suddenly, II have been looking
for a man ike you. / need you in my
factory Report there tomorrow at
seven"
This fence builder reminded me of
my great grandfather's favorite maxim
oft repeated to us children when we
could scarcely grasp it's meaning. 1t
became so much part of me that dec
AIDES later l am writing on that very
subject-"what is worth doing at ALL
is worth doing we'll"
Thoroughness is one of the neglected
virtues in this age. Youth is taught
today from the examples of middle
age to be clever enough to get by. Stu
pidity comes through being caught.
This is a get-by age whose momentum
has been gathering speed during the
last half decade when much of the high
finance of speculation in our country
has been done on paper, as unearned
money instead of work of head, hand
and heart.
To get by is not cleverness, but sim
ply broken faith. Traffic laws are
made to protect man, not to prohibit
him. The misuse of millions by some
of the so-called guardians of funds
was not cleverness, under cover Of
the dark; it was broken faith. The
treacherous, insdious teachings Of the
uUNIeS Ouc call Olly COIupISueuu Wueu
one hears the applause by the front
row of future young citizens when the
policeman, the defender of right and
the law, is outwitted by some chatter
ing churl of the silver screen.
College students, too, defeat their
own goals ofttimes in class and exami-
nations by cheating. Let us build up
faith in thoroughness, for honesty
comes this way.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
CHAPTER VII
Sunday

Sunday
1t was only quarter to six, but Sis
ter Anastasia was waiting for Hal at
the head of the stairs, the serenity
of her cool, close-framed face con-
cerned with sorrow as she watched
him.
"She has told you," Hal said quiet
ly when he came to her.
Sister Anastasia bowed her head a
little and whispered, eyes,"
"And what do you think?"
The nun looked up at him as if Hal
reminded her of some one only little
forgotten after long time, II cannot
tell myself what I think" she said.
But I feel-feel very sawri."
Hal glanced down the stairs into
the deserted lobby before he said {:
"Sister, she must tell me where l can
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
cRANDFATHERs IN CONCERT

Grandfathers formed giee club
and gave a concert in Lambeth, Eng
land, recently. Nine grandfathers
sang, one grandfather played the ac-
compartments and the "call boy"
was a grandfather aged seventy-four.
Younger members Of the audience
and grandmothers helped with cho-
ruses of such songs of so years ago
as Darling Mabel" Running Up
and Down Stairs and "The Girl in
the Pinafore Dress"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
Snakes May Scatter Eggs

Snakes disturbed during incuba-
ton of their eggs frequently scat
ter them, and they shrivel and die.
1t is known, however, that there is
a temperature increase of two or
three degrees during the 11-week
incubation period, which is also a
fasting period for the brooding py-
thon.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
Falconry Requires Patience

Falconry is sport which requires
a great deal of time and the ut
most of patience. The falconer also
must study the habits and diet Of
his hawks because unless they are
kept in perfect physical condition
they are unfit for the hunt.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
Invented the Lancers Dance

The dance called the lancers was
probably invented about 1919, either
by Joseph Hart, who published the
following year, Les Lanciers, or by
Duval of Dublin, who also at this
time published a set. The lancers
was first danced in London in 1850,
but had been introduced in Paris
by Laborde in 1886.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
YelIowhammer, Alabama's Bird

Alabama's choice of official bird,
the yellowhammer, was also die
tated by history. In the Civil war
group of young Alabamians
formed fighting band, stuck yell
iowhammer feathers in their hats
and marched away to battle.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
Passing ON constitutionaIity

The power Of our courts to de.
clare acts of congress unconstitu-
tional was first judicially asserted
by the Supreme court in the case of
Marbury VS.. Madison in 1903.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
Famous Fountain in Copenhage,

dMUUS T OuuVdIH III NOPCHHdSCH
Near the English church in Co.
penhagen stands one of the city's
most famous fountains, that Of
Gefion blowing. Four great oxen
strain at the pillow, and according
to an old Morse saga, the furrow
Gefion is cutting is nothing less
than the sound which divided Den
mark from Sweden.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
Hi Hos View of Power

Hi Hos View of Power
ITO exercise power" said Hi Flo,
the sage Of Chinatown, "needs hui
man study. 1t is useless to tell men
what they must do, before learning
what they can do"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
BOYS! GIRLS!

Read the Grape Nuts ad in another
column Of this paper and learn how
to join the Dizzy Dean Winners and
win valuable free prizes.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17

All Must Die
Your man of genuine foresight has
his cemetery lot long before he dies.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1935-10-17
(TO BE CONTINUED

Caves for Food Storage
Caves for the storage of winter food
are common equipment Of corn belt
communities.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Was Expectant Mother.

Il LOS ANGELES, April IS lP,.-Dr
A. r. Wagner. autopsy surgeon. told a
tcoroner's grand jury yesterday that
Yoshi Nishida. 20. Japanese flower
nursery worker, was an expectant
mother when she was stabbed to death
Mysteriously on Good Friday. The
Jury verdict was a Staying by persons
unknown"
Evening star., 1935-04-25

M MISCCtLClGLCO
Sa.lS COTTON BLANKETS, 7ox
ee-inch size. double.
Ideal for cool nights. C1 40
Special. pair ........
500 YARDS CREToNNES, one
bolt Of q kind. Full IS inches
wide GOOD patterns. 10r
Yard
CLEARANCE WINDOW AVN
INGS, just 50 in this group.
Sizes 50 in. 36
II, in'' +s in.' each 79c to 98e
3S'STUDIO COUCH COVERS,
full size, made Of rust
or green jaspe mate C1 On
rialS. Each. .........
10 YARDS GLAZED CHINTZ,
full 36 inches wide.
Beautiful colors and pat 15r
terms. Yard ...........
50 ODD WINDOW SHADES. l to
) Of q kind. So inches wide.
Some sold as high Is s1.15 15r
each. This sale, choice.
REMNANTS OF CURTAIN and
Drapery Material. in to 5 yard
lengths. Re-
dueed for II PRICE
lie JASPE CLOTH, 36 inches
wide. A splendid group
Of 500 yards reduced. 10r
yard .................
lSe PLAIN MONKS CLOTH, 50
inches wide, for Summer
drapes. Sold for soc. AOr
Clearance, yard .......
2se SCOTCH PLAID SLIP
COVER MATERIAL. SO inches
wide. 800 yards in this E1 M
sale. 5 yards for. 80.
3Se FINE AWNING MATERIAL,
30 inches wide. Featur-
ing ITS yards In clear 15c
ance. Yard ..........
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Hardware

CRAFTSMAN ELECTRIC HAND
SAW, s-inch size, for A. c. or
D. c. current. Was T74 Q5
$50 90. Easy Terms.
S9.95 ELECTRIC MOTORS, one
third horsepower. For
alternating current. %2 Is
Reduced to.
TOP VENTILATORS, for WIN
dows in q clearance tomorrow.
Were soc. Reduced one 45c
half. Choice.
13c HARDWARE REDUCED! A
great variety of needed items.
,Ball Pien Hammers, Electric
Soldering Irons. Scout Knives,
BOX Openers. Coping Sews. etc.
Choice of anything in this 10c
group, each. .............
Evening star., 1935-04-25
WOn,en's Wear

WOMEN'S HANDBAGS. Just .
few to clear. Red. white, black
or blue colors. Some sold 0Or
as high as 800. ........
SLIP-OVER SWEATERS and 4
few tunic styles. in broken
sizes. Outstanding values 2Or
for only
WOMEN'S COTTON GOWNS.
regularly soc, in sizes IS and
16. Colors, white and 3Qr
pink. Each ...........
MISSES PAJAMAS AND
GOWNS, of sheer batiste. Sizes
to IA in this group. 6Or
Regularly 89c. each. ..... w
WOMEN'S RAYON UNDIES,
bloomers, step-ins. panties. Small.
medium ,di M. and ; for ST. 90
WOMEN's $3.50 ALL-SILK PA
JAMAS. one-piece style
in pink or blue. This QOr
clearance ..............
WOMEN'S RAYON HOSE. In
the best colors. Good quality.
Extra values. Sizes g.. 1Or
to 10. Pair ............
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Home Needs

SS4.ss KENMORE ELECTRIC
IRONERS. completely automatic.
knee and finger con-
troll 2e-inch rollers. 5000
Easy Terms ....... WV
s5s.s5 KENMORE ROYAL
ELECTRIC WASHERS, 5o-lb.
capacity. new style
easy release safety Go OS
wringer. Easy Terms v ~'~~|
TWO S7s.s5 AUTOGAS RANGES,
fully insulated. ivory and mar
belized porcelain fin-
ish, large oven. Easy %5Q Q5
Terms. Each. h.......
1885 CONSOLE GAS RANGE,
gray and white porcelain finish.
fully insulated, oven
heat control. Re- can m
duced. Easy Terms. ~~O'Oo
Ss.95 KING LOUNGE
LAMPS, complete with shade.
Reduced for clearance. 1896
w .
S4.95 WHITE TABLE LAMPS
with shades. Very
lovely. only 4 in the S1Q8
lot. Choice ........ ~O
6 REAL CHINA BASE TABLE
LAMPS. worth $4.95 each.
Complete with shades. @ OQ
Eacn ...............
S4.S5 AL A b A 8 TIE n TABLE
LAMPS, complete
with shades. Sold for q OK
S4s5. Each ........ ~1@|
S1.49 MAPLE BRIDGE AND
STUDENT LAMPS with shades.
Just 20 in this lot. c1 10
Choice for .......... ~AA~
FINE POTTERY TABLE LAMPS.
some sold As high As $3.50. All
complete with large parch- OQr
ment shades. Each.
FINE PAPER PARCHMENT
LAMP SHADES, some sold Is
high as $1.1s. Popular 3Or
floor lamp style. Each. ~
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Rugs, Etc.

NOTIFIED COLONIAL AXMIN-
STER RUGS. 9xl2-foot size.
Regular s27.s5 values. Seam
less. Reduced for c1O 05
clearance. Easy terms. " A~
SI.4S INLAID LINOLEUM. 100
yards reduced for quick clear
ance In this sale. C1 M
Square yard ........
ONE S4S.95 DOMESTIC ORIEN-
tai RUG. full 9xl2-foot room
size. Outstanding cal S0
value. Easy Terms. ~|A~N
S1.39 VELVET CARPET for halls
or stairs. ~ inches
wide. Reduced for ST.. 90
clearance. Yard go. ~AO
S1.29 RAG RUGS. in hit-and-
miss patterns. 4x7-foot
size. Fringed ends. Re- 75r
duced, each ............
S6.75 MODERN ADMINISTER
THROW RUGS, 36x70-inch size.
Extra special values. ca 80
Eacn ...........'..'
Evening star., 1935-04-25
U. S.-POLISH EDITOR DIES

publisher OF Ameryka ECHO Suc-
cumbs in Ohio.
TOLEDO. Ohio, April Is Pt.-An-
thony A. Paryski, 50, publisher OF
books and periodicals in the Polish
language, died Tuesday in his home.
He had published the Ameryka Echo.
Polish weekly paper, in Toledo since
1886.
Before he came to Toledo. Paryski
travelled about the United States as
an organizer for the Knights of Labor.
a forerunner of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. He also worked AZ
reporter.
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Farm Needs

ECONOMY FARM ENGINE,
2 h.p., enclosed jacket. starts
with ease coolest
weather. Easy $500
s.sscrioN. @ SPIKE TOOTH
HARROW. Has S teeth to sec
ton. s6.25 values. ca OK
Only 8 to sell. Each. ""
DAVID BRADLEY WALKING
PLOWS, steel beam, IL" and
1E shares sl2.s5 co OK
values. Each .....
1S-INCH STEEL TOOL BOXES,
removable tray. Reduced az
from S1.19. Each ...
5-SECTION ELECTRIC BROOD
Err. regularly $500.
$50 chicks capacity. &62 m
Easy Terms. now. oOO
S2lS HANDIMAN TRACTOR,
will pull 8" plow in medium soil.
Ideal as truck farm
plow and cultivator. c155
Easy Terms. ..........
S-DISC HARROWS with 4-foot
cut. Diameter of disc, 49,; with
tongue truck. Only CAT *
2. Easy Terms Each ~|'|
#B HANDIMAN TRACTOR,
IA h.p. motor. Ideal as a culti-
vator. IS" wheels. One T127
only. Easy Terms. ~A~'
Evening star., 1935-04-25

FLOWER SUPPORTERS and
PROTECTORS, ) legged style.
Keep your plants safe 10r
from poultry and animals NV
MEMS POCKET KNIVES. genu-
me mother -of-pearl handles.
Choios Of I sizes. Ideal 4 oH
sifts for men. Reduced -
Evening star., 1935-04-25
The Improved
Wonder
Value 81x0O
Sheets
74e
Perfect quality sheets.

Perfect quality sheets.
Hand torn and neatly
hemmed. Limited quantity.
While they last!
Evening star., 1935-04-25
Mems Wear


u.ss SUEDE LEATHER
BLOUSES. button front. 2 side
pockets, leather collar @ 90
and cuffs, knit bottom ~|'oo
MEMS SUEDE LEATHER
BLOUSES, button
front. reindeer brown ca QQ
color. Reduced to-. WV
MEMS SUEDE LEATHER JAG
KETS, slide-fastener
fronts, reindeer brown Cd 90
color. Each .......
S6.49 SUEDE LEATHER JAG
KETS, size A only. slide-fast-
ener front. Double @ 90
leather collar ....... ~|~~
MEMS SUEDE LEATHER JAG
KETS, button front. part-wool
collar, cuffs, waist @ OF
band. Each ........
MEMS CORDUROY JACKETS,
slide-fastener front, brown or
wine color. Sizes 40 to
A. Just 4 to clear, %1 90
each ...............
MEMS UNIONSUITS, 2-button
shoulder style. Combed
cotton. Only small sizes. 1Or
Eacn ................
MEMS SUSPENDERS. narrow
style. Regularly 79c. Re- 1Or
duced for this sale. Each
MEMS RAYON ROBE that sells
regularly for $4.ss.
Small size only. Re- %1 OF
duced to ...........
MEMS BOW TIES. Some for
merly sold for 65c Only IN.
. few left. Reduced to-. NV
HAND-TAILORED NECKTIES,
some in light Spring
shades. now at this low 1Or
price, each .............
MEMS COTTON BRoADCLOTH
SHIRTS, In sizes l6ia and
, II only. Fancy stripes S0r
and solid colors. ........
SUEDE CLOTH JACKETS, in
elastic waistband
style. Sizes ss to "A. S1.40
Reduced to .........
VERY FINE SHIRTS. formerly
sold UP to $l.9S. Collar attached
and neckband, white,
solid colors. broken S1 10
SlZSB
SLEEVELESS SWEATERS, 1909
pure wool, in navy blue
or canary colors. Small 50r
sizes ................
PULL-OVER SWEATERS, 10o%
pure worsted. in mems
sizes "a and IS only. OOr
Each
UNIONSUITS, HALF PRICE!
Pajama check nainsook, in small
sizes only. Triple stitched.