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Radie? Why, it holds the attention of the world!
Philadelphia, Thursday, July 20, 1922
Salem Junier Cord Tires
Gimbel Brethers
MARKET 'CHESTNUT:: EIGHTH NINTH
Fer
' f is-
30x3 at $9.10 Up te 34x4 at $19.90
Fnd&V II Complete sets and parts are best gotten at Gimbels.
Guaranted for 7000 Miles
FRIDAY IS GIMBEL COUPON DAY
OUTING IN JERSEY
I Fn.
FOR LEGION MEN
E t
llrnaay;
Prince-Ferbes Pest Will Give
Second Picnic at Ran-
cocas Park
MEETING AT WILLIAMSPORT
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Prince-Ferbes 1'eM 7 will bold Its
second nnnunl picnic Saturday nt Jinn- ,
cocas Park, New Jersey. The buses
bearing te Legien
men. their wive i
n n (1 friends will i
leave Fiftieth street ,
a n d Klngsexsitig
nventie nt 1 :30 1'.
M. Itnntlng. bntli
Ing, baseball and
ether sports hnve
been arranged for
the afternoon and landing fer'thc ce
nlng. The eenimittcc requests thee who
nlsb te meet the lmes en the Camden
wide te be en the north side of Federal
street. Camden Ferries, nt 2 :lfj.
Majer J. M. Painter, local chairman
f the WilllamRpert Convention Com
mittee, reports that every preparation
Is being made te make it the most suc
cessful convention the Legien has held.
Already Heading Is in the field vid
Gregg Pest, Ne. 1L of that citv. has
nn active committee working in bchilf
of the 1023 convention.
The sessions will be held In the Ar Ar
eory, the headquarters being nt the
new Incoming Hetel. The ten lnrgest
pests In the State have a combined
membership of 04S7. They are Ne. 1,
at Wllllamspert, with 54S: Ne. 3. at j
Gennantewn, with 704 ; Ne. 5, at Kast
JjOmtj, with 484 j Ne. 27. at Harris- I
bow, with 701 ; Ne. 29, at Allentown, ,
wttn 087: Ne. 84. at Lancaster. .
MB; Ne. 127, at Yerk, with 84B;
We. 132, at wnkes-Barre. with 715;
WO. 228, Alteen, with 628. and Ne.
294, at Johnstown, with 528. During
the last week two counties. Washing
ton and Westmoreland, passed their last
Tear's record In membership.
OeBttntied reports of dissatisfaction
VaUtlTe te the serrlce rendered by the
Veterans' Bureau hare been coming Inte
State headquarters. As one prominent
prrsician wne is a member of the Region '
Committee en Medical Aid and Disabled
Beldlers said, "Each day I am becoming
mere flrmly convinced that we have the
need and right for a permnnent Beard
f Appeals or te a beard for proper rat
Inj and classification of claimants which
can be with us nt least twice monthly."
If Pennsylvania can go te the na
tional convention at New Orleans with a i
larger membership than it had at Kan
sag City, It is prebnble that its delega
tion will present the name of Colonel
Thompson as a candidate for national
commander next year. Frem present
Indications mere than .r00 T.egienaires.
from this State will make the New Or
leans trip. The railroads have made
an offer of the return trip for a one ene
way fare. Nntienal headquarters i still
endeavoring te obtain a rate of one cent
a mile.
Although the 700 mark hn been
safely passed, the Membership Commit- .
tea of Henry H. Housten. 2d, Pest. Ne.
8, premises te keep at high pitch the
spirit of the drive new under way te
Increase the membership te 1000 by
September. In addition te the three
major prizes previously announced, it
lias been planned te offer as a further
Incentive a life membership In the pest.
Each member who brings in a new mem
ber or a 1022 delinquent will be given
a card benrlng a number. Upen conclu
sion of the drive a drawing will deter
mine the lucky member. At the next
meeting of the pest Tuesday at head
quarters, 157 West Chelten avenue,
membership minute men will speak. An
Interesting entertainment and refresh
meats will fellow the business meeting.
NEW ANIMALS AT ZOO
Hats Specimens Just Arrived Frem
Australia Coming Today
New specimens of animal and bird
Ufa, which are expected te arrive at
the Zoological Gardens today, will make
the collection of the society the larg
est In Its history. They were recently
purchased by C. Emeren Brown, the
superintendent, from Ellis Josephs, who
is Known the world ever as collector and
hnnter of rare animals. Josephs ar
tired in New Yerk last week with a
shipload of animals which he captured
in the wilds of Australia.
Tne rarest of the new arrivals Is the
duck-billed platypus, and if It survives
the journey It will he the only one In
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Ne Phene or Mail Orders
, Filled Frem Coupon
Specials
This Docs Net Apply te
Other Goods
Reducing stocks and, beyond everything, clearing out all broken stocks and "fews of a kind"
-Mn preparation for mid-year inventory of August first that accounts for the very remarkable
values offered for Coupon Day. ,
Crepe de Chine
Plain black and plain white;
fine quality. $2.50 d- 70
value, at, yard P1.0
nimbels. "Coupon Day." Second fleer.
Women's Bathing Suits
Surf Satins. Various styles in
broken sizes. Values d Qff
up te $5, at Pl.Ui
Otmbels. "CwepM Day," Third Am.
Fer the Girl and Weman
Camper
Serge Bleemers. 0 7tL
Blue or black, at P
Khaki Knickers, 1 QC
Pongee Shirts, in khaki 0
rnlnr. nt pm4
, -
Khaki Bleemers,
at
Khaki Middies,
r.
(Umbels, "Coupon my." Third fleer.
$1.50
$1.35
All-Silk Ribbons
Cullings from cur own stock and
a few from manufacturer. 1H te
2J4 inches wide. Values IE.
up te 80c, at, yard
GUibris, "Cenpen Dy," Flnt fleer.
Women's Fine Lisle Vests,
Fancy tops of lace; embroid
ered mercerized band and
plain tailored tops. First quality.
Regular and extra sizes. A tip
95c value, at ,ul
Women's Athletic Union Suits
Finn cress-bar material, with
bodice top or shaped shoulder.
White and flesh. Regular and
extra sizes. $1.25 value, QC
s
fllmtwln. "Coupon liny," First fleer.
at
Women's White Silk Hese
Full-fashioned; lisle .soles nnd
tops. All sizes. $1.95 t- 7C
value, nt P 1 J
Women's Mercerized Lisle
Stockings
Imported. Black only. AAp
All sizes. 95c value, at. ,."OC
OfmbelJ, "Cenp.11 Day," rtrtrt fleer.
Women's Silk Dresses
$12.50
Groupings of Regular
$19.75 and $25 Dresses!
Printed crepes de chine.
Dressy dark taffetas.
Taffeta combined with Paisley printed crepe.
Silk-lined Geergettes.
Denisettes cute sports slip-evers.
Silk ratines-two-tene sports dresses.
Practically all regular sizes in the let. Black,
brown, navy and sports colors. .,...
(ilmM. "Coupon Day." Salen of lHrm, Third fleer.
Vr
Men's Mercerized Lisle Hese
Black and cordovan. All OQ-
sizes. 35c value, at SOC
Men's Athletic Union' Suits
Checked nainsoek. All sizes 34
te 46. 95c value, 7Q
at OC
Olmbels, "Conpen Day." ITmt fleer.
Women's Tweed Suits
Ceat styles, cape styles
and
dress-and-cape styles. d1A
$22.50 and $25 values, at. .P 1 V
Olmbels, "Coupon Day," Third fleer.
Children's Dresses
Bleemer and straight dress styles.
Organdie, chambray and gingham.
2 te 6 years. $1 te Eft- te 1
$2.95 values, at. . OvC pl
-GlralwM, "Conpen Day," Flrnt fleer.
I
Weel Canten Crepe
weave; 40
$1.28
Dress weight; fine
inches wide. Black.
At. yard
Glmtwl. "Coupon Day," Second fleer.
Revolving Office Chairs
lb
lb
capt
Josephs left Australia with
mity.
nre in nts collection, hut four died en
roots. In the reptile heue at the Zoe
can be seen two stuffed specimens of i
this animal. It represents the leneHt i
order of mammal and is found only In '
Australia and Tasmania. It Is aquatic i
In habit, like the muck rat. living in
fresh water streams and centruutluB
burrows In the bunbi. The male of
the aperies i armed with a horny spur
en each heel, connected with a poison
eland en the thiRh, and te he pricked by
It meant death for man or heai-t. They
r hy and nocturnal animals nnd are
rarely exhibited alive.
Four diamond pjthens, ranglne In
length from six te eight feet, will be
among the newcomers, There will al-e
be four Australian monitors, a type of
lltard, six feet In length. Several of
the common kangaroo and a few of the
species known as the rat kangaroo will
be added te the present collection.
Mere color will be. added in the bird
house by the lllao-bheuldered pigeon
and a guinea mineh, a much larger bird
with beautiful and van-colored fenth
era. There will also be two pairs of
silver gulls and Sidney wax bill, which
resembles the finch.
Oak and mahogany finish.
$16 value, at
Oak Costumers
$5 value,
at
Typewriter Desks
pedestal
$8
$2
$29
Oak; single
$35 value, at
Oak Desk Trays
Felt bottoms. $1.50 OC-
value, at JJ
Gimbels, "Conpen Day." Seventh fleer.
Girls' Dresses
Gingham, Organdie, Printed Ba
tiste. Slightly mussed. 12, 14 and
16 years. 5 te $8.9 e dJO 7C
iu ll u
values, at
GlmMa, "Conpen Day
Third fleer.
Asserted Wrapped Caramels
50c value, at '"if
Chocolate-Covered Mint
Patties
50c value, at, Oc
Asserted Hard Candy
40c value, at, Ot?
Combination of the Above
Caramels, Patties
and Hard Candy 7ft r
3 lbs., at
Greer Asserted Chocolates
80c value, at, 40
Chocolate Almend Clusters
80c value, at, 415 C
Asserted Gum Dreps
40c value, at, Oc
Combination the Foregoing
Chocolates,
Clusters, Gum Dreps, tt1
3 lbs., at 'P
aimbeln. "Conpen Day." Chertnut
Street Annex and Suhwuy Stere.
Cotten Petticoats
Black and flowered patterns.
Pleated and tailored CO.
flounces. $1 value, at OUC
White Sateen Petticoats
Deuble panels. Hemmed ye
and scalloped. At lOC
Nightgowns and Envelope
Chemises
Lace trimmed; well 7Q
made. $1.25 value, at OC
Embroidered Nightgowns and
Sateen Bleemers
White and flesh. 86c go
value, at OOC
(I'lmbela, "Conpen Day." rirst fleer.
Coffee
22c
Gimbel Coupon Blend
Regularly 35c; in 10- or
G-lb. lets, at, lb
Ceup6nx Blend Green and
,Black Mixed Tea
Half price, at, 1
4 lbs Vl
Peter's Rich Breakfast Cocea
In bulk, nt, 7ft
3 lbs UC
Fancy Demestic Swiss Cheese
Regularly 65c. In 5-, 3-, AO
2- or 1-lb. lets, nt, lb &!
Cooked Ham
Sugar cured; wafer sliced. At,
lb., 45c; Ol-
Felin's I X L Haras
Sugar cured. Family Q1-
sizes, at, lb .-...'
Jumbo Olives
Imported from Seville, Spain.
At, pint container, 35c ; Cr
quart container wOC
Tomate Soup
Lenex Brand. At, dozen OC-
aaJ
lb,
Coffee
78c
cans, 95c; 8 cans
Mercantile Club Blend
Regularly 40c. At,
3 lbs
Lenex Baking or Bicarbonate
Seda
Half price, at, Og
4 pkgs OC
Olrabel., "Cenpan Day." Pere Feed
Stere, Chentnnt StKet Annex.
Angera
Fer trimming hats and sweaters.
White, gray, tan. 4 inches (?
wide. At, yard DOC
Slynx de Laine
Looped wool. 4 inches wide.
White and gray. At, 7g
yard OC
Indian Pattern Angera
Combinations of white, jade and
black; white, Copen and black;
white, pumpkin and black. tf 1
6 inches wide. At, yard. . . . P 1
Glmbela, "Conpen Day," Third fleer.
Women's 2-CIasp Kid Gloves
Black, white and tf1 QC
colors. $3 value, at...vl &&
Women's 16-Butten Glace
Gloves
Black, white, tan and brown.
JJ4.. $3.85
Women's 12-Butten Silk
Gloves
Milanese- weave; double finger
tips. Black, white and QOr
colors. .$1.50 value, at. . . . iVa&C
Women's 16-Butten Silk
Gloves
Milanese: double finger tips.
Black, white and colors. J1 1
$2 value, at "
Women's Novelty Silk Gloves
In 16-button. White and colors.
$1.25 te $1.75 values, CkOg
' Women's Neveity Silk
Gauntlets
White, gray, beaver and pongee;
double finger tips; 6-inch gaunt
lets. 2 value, d- 1g
Women's 2-Clasp SQk Gloves
Tricot and Milanese weaves in
black, white and colors. OP-
75c te $1.25 values, at OOC
Women's Wash Fabric Gloves
2-clasp, 16-button and strap-wrist
styles. Ay sizes in the let. OQ.
85c te $1.50l values, at OOC
Men's 1-CIasp Silk Gloves
Gray. $1.25 te $1.50 OP
values, at OOC
Men's Chameisette Gloves
1-clasp; gray. $1 and PQ-
$1.25 values, at OOC
-Olmbtla, "Conpen Day," Ftnt fleer.
Women's Straw Hats
Black and colors; ready- tl
te-wcar. At P1
Women's Straw Sailor Hats
Black and colors; banded. 7C
GlmbtU, "Conpen Day," Third fleer.
Heuse or Morning Dresses
Striped and checked ginghams
with organdie, pique, chambray and
self-trimming; tie sash and loose
detachable belts. $1.95 te d
$3.95 values, at P 1
Olmb.lt, "Conpen Day," Third fleer.
Bungalow Dress Aprons
Slip-ever model .of figured,
striped and cretonne patterns;
rickrack trimmed; finished go.
with pockets and belt. At OOC
Glmbela. "CBPa Day," Second fleer.
rcoupenTt .
Wemnant)A'
" DAY
Ne Phene or Mail Order.
Filled Frem Coupon
Specials
This Dees Net Apply te
Other Goods
Among Best Vacation
Beeks
Plralai B" Mrs- Franut
IXODIII Hodgsen Burnett
Every en. who has read Mr
Burnett's beautiful romance, THE
HEAD OF THE HOU81J OP
uuumBiu, wm want te read tha
novel It's a sequel. At 92.
Otmn.1., "Coupon Day
Boek Stere, Flrri fle.
Wash Goods
Manufacturers' samples and ex
perimental pieces; some silk and
cottons; some seconds. )A
Values up te 65c, at, yard. .afiflrC
Olmbela, "Conpen Day,"
Grand Aide, First fleer.
Pure Linen Center Scarfs
Trimmed with filet and cluny
pattern laces. Sizes 18 in. x 36 in.,
18 in. x45 in., 18 in. x54 in. Net
all sizes in each pattern, hence
specially priced at,
each
Glmbela, "Conpen Day," Flrat fleer.
95c
Pure Irish Linen Table Damask
Heavy,' finely woven satin
damask; 70 inches dJO OC
wide. At, yard 0.&..&0
All-Linen Glass Toweling
Red or blue checks. OC.
At, yard fiOC
Glmbela, "Conpen Day," Second fleer.
2500 Pairs
Women's Lew
Shoes at $2.10
Been $6 and $10, But Odd Leta,
Short Lines and Single Pairs
Various leathers, many styles. Plenty of white and cembina
tiens of white. Great bargains at $2.10.
1 JIM i Vt m
Misses' and Children's Lew Shoes at $1.50
Glmbela, "Coupon Day," Hecend fleer.
Misses' Silk-Lined Suits
At $9.75
Were $18.75 and $19.75 Only Yesterday
And many began the season at $29.75!
Fine tweeds, daintily silk-lined, smartly tailored.
Tans, blues, orchids.
Sizes 14 te 20.
Misses' $7.50, $10 and $15 Dresses tf9 7C
Reduced te S90.tD
Crepes, ginghams, organdies, lineens sweet styles!
Glmhrl.. "Coupon Iny." Salen of Drepa, Third fleer.
Men's and Yeung
Palm Beach Suits,
The season's new colorings and styles. Single- and double-breasted.
Men's Mohair Suits, $15 and $17.50
Tailored and well made.
Men's
$10.75
Men's Tropical Worsted
Suits at $20.50
Men's Gabardine Suits. $22.50
Plain and sports models.
Men's $27.50 te $45 $99 CA
Suits Reduced te ; LL
Seme sports models included. Fabrics
are silk-mixed worsted, fine veleurs,
cassimeres and tweeds, and excellent va
riety left te cheese from.
Men's and Yeung Men's
Kuppenheimer and Society
Brand Suits Reduced
New $30, $37, $47 ,
Formerly were priced at $40 te $70.
Glmb.li, "Conpen Day," (eoend fleer. Ninth Strte.
Extra-Size Sheets
Seamless; Dwight Anchcr "Sec
onds." $2.50 value, 1 gQ
Linen-Finished Sheets
Seamless; extra weight. Full
size, 81 in.xOO in. CI 1 Q
Bleached Bolster Cases
Size 42 in.x72 in. CO
75c value, at OOi
Crochet Bedspreads
Marseilles pattern; tf1 QC
full bed size. At Pl.i70
Silk Mull Comfertables
Summer weight. ! Q C
$7.50 value, at Pt .S70
Olmbela. "Conpea Day," Second fleer.
Women's Linen Handkerchiefs
Mussed. 26c value, 1A-
at, each llC
Women's Lawn Handkerchiefs
Mussed. 12c te 15c
values, at, each OC
Men's Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs
Mussed. At, K.
each OOC
Glmbeli, "Conpen Day," Flrat fleer.
Framed Pictures
Etchings, sepias, carbons, French
prints, hand-colored gravures and
nature prints. Framed in weeds
and antique geld. fcO te B
Half price, at .... ! 00
Glmbela. "Coupon Day," Seventh AW.
Women's Colored SQk
Umbrellas
Blue, green, garnet, purple,
brown. Stab ends and long white
or amber tips. Pretty as- tfJO
scrtment of handles. At. . . . v
Men's and Women's
Umbrellas
Union taffeta (silk and cotton);
silk cases; smart dQ QB
handles. At tVe
Japanese Parasols
Of oiled paper. Just the thing
for the beach. $1.50 value, 7C'
Oimbels. "Cuupra Day,1 ttnt fleer.
Flower Wreaths and K(c
Fancy Ostrich at evw
Flowers and Fancies 1 0c
Olmbela, "Conpen Day," Flrit fleer.
Men's Straw Hats
Reduced
$1.68
Frem de QCf Frem
$235 pi.VD $3.65
Nearly every man needs a new "straw" about new!
pick one of these up-te-daters and save money. Rough
and fine sennits, fancy braids, cable-edge, saw-edge.
New $1.68 and $2.95.
Seuth American Panamas at $2.95 and $3.65
$10 Bangkok at $5.95
BOYS' straw hats at $1.50 and $2, been $3, $4 and $5.
Glmbela, Flrat fleer, Ninth Street.
4
Women's Spert Belts
Of Imported Elastic 7K.
$1
CELEBRATION HALTED
Rain Interrupts Continued "Fourth"
Festivities at Cobbs Creek
Centlnuanre of tin "Fourth of July"
celebration of the Sherwood Improve
ment Association, which wni Inter
rupted by rnln, will be resumed en
Baturday evening. July 22, en Cobbs
Creek l'axkway, between Themas and
v "Whitby avenues. The celebration will
tart nt 8 o'clock. Street dancing will
be one of the features of the affair,
for which the services of the Firemen's
Band have been becured. Community
. rinsing will be led by Prof. Geerge
F, H. Jenkins. There will be an il
lumination of Cobbs Creek i'ark and
flwrnen's display.
Man Overcome by Heat
Henry Mc Dermott, forty-two years
old, 2305 Cumberland street, fell un
conscious In his home last night. He
was taken te the Women's Homeopathic
Hospital by police of the Twenty-sixth
and Yerk streets station, where physi
flans tuld he had been overcome by
heat,
1 Aute Fractures Child's Hip
vernn tsnyucr, tnree years old, was
run down In front of her home, 2002
Vt Illrlin. utanfr loot hI. L. I. ..
'i f -'"" -4,mmiL mini, ifi uibui uj uif
automobile, nnd buffered a fractured
.
.
Half price, at
White Bead Girdles
Half price,
nt
(llmbela, "Conpen Day," Plrt fleer.
Bene-Handle Pen Knives
Brass lined; 3 blades and Cfi
$1.50 vnlue, at JJS
Playing Cards
Beth straight deck and pinochle.
At, deck, 19c, or $0 OC
t.M.aW
Imported Scissors
At, pair 1 OJL
file.
dozen
Boxed Paper
White. 24 sheets; 24
envelopes. 25c value, at
lZeC
(.Irabtln, "Conpen Dar,'
17c
First fleer.
Guimpes With Sleeves
Fine soft net combined with em
broidered net. Half price, d!
: Leng Cellars With Cuffs te
Match
"White organdie trimmed with
1 rnflle of dainty Val. lace. QC
j $1.50 value, at, set 17 OC
Imported Organdie Sashes
White embroidered in BC.
colors. $2 value, at JJ
I Clearance in Women's
Neckwear
Cellars, vestees and cellar and
cuff sets. Half price and less, at
12ic t0 50c
Glmbela, "Conpen Day," Zlnt fl.r.
The Subway Stere Clears
1500 Women's and
Misses' Tub Dresses
at $2
Values te $6.50
Mostly ginghams some imported ginghams in the let.
Fagetted, Belf-trimmed and organdie-trimmed styles.
Alse organdie ever-check voiles pretty enough for vacation
afternoons!
Misses' sizes 14 te 20.
Women's sizes 36 te 44.
(llmbfli. "Coupon Day," Subway Ster.
Women's Fine Silk Overbleuses
te "Clear" at
$3.95
The Season's $12.50
te $15 Values
Heavy crepes de chine.
Georgette trimmed with real filet.
Krepe-Knit.
Dark colors glorious high colors,
and net many of a style.
Broken sizes, of course,
Hand-Made Batiste Blouses A f &?
Trimmed With Real Filet ; "1
Regular $5 values.
Peter Pans and tuxedos.
dlmbfli, "Coupon Day."
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1 Salen, of Drtaa. Third fleer. $2 ' T . $2 $2 ' " '' $2 II II QC'
III i ' '' ' - ..
Coupon Day in the Subway Stere
Women's Sample Lingerie Waists, $1.
Values te $3. All sizes and colors.
Women's Weel SUpen Sweaters, $1.
All colors and sizes.
Clearance of Muslin Underwear, 35c.
Clearance of Heuse Dresses, 75c.
White Sateen Petticoats, regular sizes,
79c; extra sizes, 09c. Paneled.
Bungalow Dress Aprons, 2 for $1.00.
Women's $1.50 Corsets, low bust, small
sizes only, 59c.
Men's and Women's $1.50 Rainproof
Umbrellas, paragon frames, 89c.
Women's 50c Real Hair Nets, cap and
fringe, 19c dozen.
Girls' Colored Organdie Dresses, 6 te
14 years, 89c; value $1.95.
Broken lets of Misses' and Children's
Muslin Underwear, 25c te $1,00.
Sale of Men'H Shirts, 95c. Values if
firsts, $1.25 te $2. All sizes in let.
Clearance of Women's and Misses'
Suits, $3.50. Sizes as you find them.
Clearance of Women's and Misses'
Capes, $3.50. Sizes as you find them.
Hand Bags, 35c. Shopworn.
Women's Belts, 10c. Odd sizes.
lher Kugs less than half. 27x54 in.
le; .lfix7i in RRiv
45c; 36x72 In., 65c.
Siv.eu Tapestry
$8.50.
Congelcum Remnants,
Brussels, 9x12 ft.,
30c sq. yd.
167 Men's Suits, sizes 34 te 38,
$10.00. Less than half price.
Women's Fiber und Cotten Stockinet.
4 pra. 50c. Seconds.
Women's Cotten Steckinits.
Seconds.
Figured Japanese Grass Rugs, 27x54
in., 50c. Value $1.00.
Sanitas Doilies, size 10 in. round,
special at 6 for 25c.
Black Surf Cleth, 48c yd. 36 in. wide.
Black Mohair, 45c yd. 34 inches wide.
24-piece thin white Breakfast Set, 95c.
Value if perfect, $2.00 set.
Opaque Window Shades, 55c en. All
colors, complete with fixtures. Perfect
Choice of all famous makes slightly
used Sewing Machines, $15.
Fine Dress Gingham, lie yd. Plenty
of desired colors and styles.
Djcr Kiss Talcum Powder, at 17c a can.
Clearance of Jewelry, lie.
$1.15 for $2.50 White Sports Figured
Silk.
Linen-finished Seamless Sheets, $1.28.
90x90 in.
Soiled Bedspreads, $1.18 te $4.95.
Values $1.50 te $7.50.
50-lb. Rell-edge Cotten Felt Mattress,
$12.50. Made in fancy ticking.
Women's Summer Shoes, $1. Variety
of styles in canvas and leather.
Children's Shoes, $1.00. Oxfords,
sandals and sneakers.
Men's Black & Tan Lew Shoes at $2.45.
Beys' Tan Shoes, $1.85. Sizes 9 te 13.
Women's High White Cunvas Shoes,
73c. ,,
Bea' Wash Trousers, 45c. 3 te 8'a
years. Half price.
Men's Half Hese, 4 prs. 50c. . .
Children's Pearl Waists, 3 for $1.0"
Seconds. 36-inch White Nainsoek, 14c yd. line
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