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SureSRelief
FOR Eft DIGESTION
I 6BELL-AN8
water
. S i" e belief
iELL-ANS
25s and 75c Package Everywhere
Better in Every Way;” Says Mary
Gassy Stomach
injr. Belching, Sour Risings,
Heart hurn. Pressure—he Sure
!» Use Stuart’s Dysjepsla'
Tablets '
I hew one (,r two after meals
nr any time ami note how the
s "ii'ncli settles down, sour rising,
Milling and such troubles due to
indigestion. They neutralize th:
sour acids, give the stomach an
alkaline effect and you need have
no feu to cat whatever you like.
Get a GO cent box today of any
druggist. No mere drowsiness or
heavy feeling after a hearty meal.
And you get the buneft of your
food in more solid flesh. Jiost
people hVQ a tendency to acid,
gassy stomach jpst after eating or
drinking coffee, etc,, If a Stuart’s
Dyspepsia Tablet is chewed at this
time it neutralizes the acids, your
stomach is sweetened, the gas is
prevented and you feel good rill ov
er. Try it. Remember ycu can
get Stuarts Dyspepsia ’Tablets
anywhere in U. S. and Canada.
CORETHROAT •
Gargle with v/nrm salt water
then apply over throat—.
VICKS
▼ vaporub
Oetr !7 Million Jan GW Yearly
HEALTH PLAYS.
The Mary Ann Lipscomb Ele-
men ■•trjf.Sch ooi, Thursday, Febru
ary 12 o’clock, 10c for child
ren. -No.grown people, allowed
nnfcps accompanying a child, 9
o’cihcK JS/centp. No children al
lowed unless t accompanying a
grown person.
CHARACTERS
A Modern Health Crusade—
Loir. Burton, Spokeman.
. Pages—Evelyn Epps, Mary
Alice J«ster, Elizabeth Birdsong,
Constance Scott,
Laura Smith, Eli;
Nell Moss, Mary
Porrcno Gafford, John Vaugh
und Janet Crawford.
Pied Piper of Health—Lavina
Maynard.
Ileal kt Seeker—Laura Smith.
Children,—Paula Conolly, Mor-
CIRCLE II, FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH WILL NOT MEET
THURSDAY '
Circle II. with Mrs. A. H. Davi
son leader, ■ot the Missionary so
ciety of the First Methodist church
will not meet Thursday, but Thura
day ot next week which will be
March th% first at the usual hour.
CIRCLE III MEETS DITH
MR8. T. E. JAGO
Circle III of the Woman’s Mts-
slonary Society of the 1st Metho-
Paula Conolly,' dlst church will meet with Mrs. T.
lianbeth Goctchius, | E. Jago Thursday afternoon at
y Frai “ ■
anccs Carter, 13:
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MRS. FRED WHITEHEAD’S
CLASS ENTERTAINS
THUR8DAY EVENING
Mrs. Fred Whitehead’s Sunday
itez Campbell, Mary Lamar Erwin, I school class will give a social at
Dorothy Hinton, Nell Moss, Mary'the Christian church Thursday
Alice Jester, Mary Bickerstaff, evening. Mrs. Frank Jackson's
2.
Anna Michael.
Health Rules—
Mary Frances Carter.
Amelic Freeman.
"., Constance Scott.
4. Edith Bearing. ,
5. Ruth Buesse. >
R. Mary Clark Davison.
7. Nellie Rucker.
6. Js.uhjd Knight.
A Day in Happy Land
Spirit of Piugrcss—Ernestine
Head.
Puritan Family of 1620.
Father—Mnrtha Bradwcll.
Mother—Ann Ryther.
Children—Josephine Conolly,
Alice Arnoia.
Family of 1890:
Mo’Sicr—Annett Arnold.
Daughter—Juanita Adams.
Girl of 1920—Lucy Dews.
Little Girl—Jjary Louise Hen-
Fairy—Marie McHatton
Mother Buxom—Virginia Stew
art. ’ ,
Mother's Children—Sara Davis,
Paulenc Hadaway, Janet Jamagin,
Bertha Woodward, Virginia Camp
bell.
Cho Cho (The Health Fairy)—
Martha Jim Arnold.
Buttcrflicsi—Elizabeth Stewart,
Florence Woods, Josephine Hodg
son, Saidie Elise Crook, Sarah Hill
Mary Burnell
Bees—Janie Louise Roberts,
Vinita Crane, Lucy Erwin,, Mar
tha Carter Storey, Bernice White.
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WOMAN'S CLUB MEET8
MONDAY AFTERNOON
AT 3:30
oi Mexico win o<
public is cordially
is hoped a good <
present to enjoy th
class has been invited, and the oc
caston promises to be very delight
ful and enjoyable.
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INTERESTING PICTURES.
At the Central Presbyterian
church r.t 8 o’clock this'evening an
interesting service will he held at
which beautiful stereoptican views
of Mexico will be shown. The
invited and it
crowd will be
present to enjoy the pictures and
learn more of the work cf the
Southern Presbyterian church in
'this wonderful country.
CALLED MEETING 1*. T. A.
EXECUTIVE BOARD.
There will be a called meeting
of the Executive board of the P.
,T. A. with Mrs. R. C. Wilson on
Henderson avenue Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock.
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REGULAR OUARTERLY
MEETING EMMANUEL
GUILD FRIDAY 4 O’CLOCK.
* The regular quarterly meeting
of Emmanuel Guild will be held
Friday afternoon in the Parish
house at 4 o’clock. All members
are asked Jo be present.
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A. T. O. FRATERNITY
TO CELEBRATE
WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY
The A. T. O. fraternity will'colc-
brate Washington’s birthday next
Thursday evening wi.’h fathers
night when many of the fathers of
’ , ... ... I the boys arc expected and wit.lit
Th ?„ regu ? r m p I ’thIy meeting of {-entertained very happily on this
the Woman’s Club will bo held- not ,ble occasion.
Monday afternoon at 3:30 when a
-very interesting program will be
an enjoyable feature. The music
committee with Mni. John Morris
chairman will be In charge. Mrs.
Charles Dorman, vice president-of
the Atlanta Music Study Club and
Miss Evelyn Johnson of Atlanta,
slso, will bn an additional attrac
tion when they will address the
meeting and will contribute musi
cal numbers. Miss Johnson will
speak on Junior music clubs.
Every member is urged to bo pres
ent.
Mrs. Hoyt Pitncr, of Athens will
arrive Friday' to bo the guest of
Her sister, Miss Laura Baker for
a few days.—Elbcrton Star.
IF
Miss Kate Caritheis spent the
'week end with her sister, Mrs.
Addle Jones, of Athens,—Elbcrton
Star. ,
Mrs. J. P. Campbell of Wash
ington and New' York is the guost
of Mrs. T. H. -McHatton. Mrs.
Campbell's many friends will wel
come her most cordially.
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The continued improvement of
Mr. Ed Soule is mosJ gratifying
to his friends.
wfth her trusting little hand cm thearm’ 5^-.^°' T
the Nancy savant Maury days the feels
Pi, Pi.
RUB RHEUMATIC.
ACHING JOINTS
St. Jacobs Oil stops any pain,
and rheumatism is pain only.
Not one case in fifty requires
internal treatment. Stop drug-
Apply in Nostrils — It
Opens Passages In
stantly
Cclds and catarrh yield like
magic to soothing, healing anti
septic cream that penetrates thru
King!. Rub soothing, penetrating, every air passage and relieves
Ct. Jacobs Oil right into your sore swollen, inflamed membranes of
stiff, aching joints, and relief nose and throat. Your clogged
comes instantly. St. Jacobs Oil nostrils open right up, and you
is a harmless rheumatism liniment can breathe freeljra Hawking and
which never disappoints, and can-, snuffling stop. liSI’t stay stuffed
not harm the skin. | up and miserable.
Limber up! Quit complaining!! Get a. small bottle of Ely’s
Get a small trial bottle of old, Cream Balm from your druggist,
honest St. Jacobs Oil at any drug Apply a little in the nostrils and
store, and in just a moment you get instant relief. Millions cn-
will be free from rheumatic pain, dorse this remedy known for more
soreness and stiffness. Don’t suf- than fifty years.
fer! Relief awaits you. St. Ja-
cobs Oil is just as good for scia
tica, neuralgia, lumbago,
ache, sprains.
City Court, since It began the
February term Monday, has dis
posed ot over 100 case* which were
Ion the calendar for trial, It was
learned today.
The case yf E-S Sporting Goods
company versus the Western
Union Telegraph Company was
called Tuesday morning and at :
torneyb argued a demurrer the en
tire day. The telegraph company
Is represented by Mark Bolding of
Atlanta while Austin Bell, of Ath
ens. represented the plaintiff.
The- plaintiff claims damages
for loss said to have been suffered
by them when an explosion occur
red-where employees of the defen
dant were working, damaging <
targe gasoline tank ot the plain
tiffs. • •
It Is claimed that 1.500 gallons
ot gasoline leaked out of the tank
hn a result of damage to it by the
explosion. The demurrer was over
fuied In part and trial will be re
sumed within the next few day*.
Funeral Services
For Mrfe. Bowles
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Funeral services for Mrs. 3yl-
vanus Wilkes Bowles, age 89. who
died Tuesday at 7 P. M., at the rest
denco ot her daughter, Mrs. B. M.
fartey, on the Watklnsville Road,
will be held Thursday at 10 A. M.,
from the chapel ot Dunaway Sona
anil romiwny.. In Athens, and In
terment will follow in Hanaon
cemetery. Rey. Adama, of Mon
roe, will conduct the services.
Mrs. Bowles death followad an
illness or several years. She la
survived by three daughters, Mrs.
B. M. Cartey, Mrs. Robert Landrum
and Mrs. J. W. Bailey, all of Ath
ens, and a son Benjamin Bowles,
If Center, Texas.
Athens Visitors
THE TEN A CLUB ENTER
TAINS WITH DANCE AT
GEORGIAN HOTEL FRIDAY
EVENING
The Ten A. club will give a lovo
ly dance at the Georgian hotel
Friday evening at ’9 o'clock. The
chaperones will be Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Clements,, Mr. and Mrs. eL.-i.,,.
Carl Wallace. Mr. and. Mrs. Ben Charlotte 'Miilstead "^Charlotte,
Link. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Moon,
Da -
* Prof. C. M. Strahan is in Au
burn, Ala. . * < s
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Mr. and Mrs. Miilstead and Miss
9 4 matter of fact,
the/to/ drop tells you
why Maxwell House
is specified whenever
one is particularly *
anxious to have the
occasion just right.
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
:Mr. nnd Mrs. O.-O. Davis. Mrs,
Sarah Hudson, Miss Mattie De-
moro, Mrs. Lulie Cook, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Keating.
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EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING
WOMAN’S CLUB FRIDAY
11 O’CLOCK
Thd regular monthly mooting of
the Executive Board ot the Athena
Woman's Club will bo held Friday
morning nt 11 o'clock.
OlR&LE III MEETS WITH .
SOCIETY FIRST METHODIST »
CHURCH MEET8 WITH
MRS. SLEDGE
Clrelo 4, of the Missionary So
ciety or the First Methodist church
will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. E. D. Sledge at 4 o’clock.
66efHON£-(j6
and Night
JUDGE J. OJ BRADWELL TO
ADDRES8 Y. W. C. A.
Judge J. D. Bradwcll will address
the Y. W. C. A. Friday evening a#
8 o'clock on Titles. Deeda and ab-
slricts, which will be the third ot
the series of lectures.
Thornton’s
DINNER THURSDAY
, A
Tomato Soup
taw- (Chicken Pan Pie)
Bdned cabbage cauliflower
Criamed Irish Potatoes
Candled Yama
Cream Pudding Crexu Sauce
Muffins and Hot Biscuit
Coffee, Tea or Milk
50 Cents .
Supper
50 Cents.
Breaded Pork Chops
Augratln Potatoes Oreen Peas
. Vegetable Salad
C., formerly of Athriis spci
-the week end with Mr. and Mrs
R. T. Goodwj-n on Dealing street
Miss Frances Bond is in Atlan
ta going over with the Glee Club
of the Sta b Normal school.
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Mrs. Patton of Neadsville, Penn,
arrives Thursday to visit Dr. and
Mrs. A. B. Patton.
back- n
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III
The alight change for tfie bet
ter in Mrs. Coke Talmadge’s con
dition who has been so desperately
ill at the General hospital the
past few days is the source oi
jfnut^pleasure to her family and
Judge and Mrs. Edwin Yates
Webb, of Shelby, N. C.. arrivo Wed
nesday night to visit their sister,
Vtra. J. A. Darwin enroute to Palm
Beach. Judge Webb la one of the
most distinguished jurists of North
Carolina and very prominent in
nil the nffalrs of his state, v
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Mrs. W. C. Thornton will spend
Thursday In Atlanta.
The friends of Miss Rose Mary
Whitaker will be delighted to hear
of her convalescence from a re-
xnt illness.
Mr. A. H. Davison went up to
his apple orchard near Clarkcs-
vflle Wednesday morning for a
-,hort visit.
Mr. Charlie Joel's friends will
be pleased to learn of his satis
factory condition following an op!
artion for appendi::t>r at Die
General hospital Tuesday morn
ing.
'Messrs. Frank Lawler, and Cuy-
,‘on Trussed spent th; week-eml in
Charlotte, N. C.
Judge and Mrs. Horace Holden
leave this week tor Vest Palm
Beach, FIs, to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Emilo Anthony, joining Mias
Queen Holden who has been there
for two weeks, for • delightful
trip to Cub*. ~ '
CANNED CHERRIES
ARNOLD-ABNEY
It’s Grandmother’s Recipe
to Bring Back Color
and Lustre to Hair
You can turn gray, faded hair
beautifully dark and lustrous al
most over night if you’ll get a
bottle rf “Wyeth’s Sage and Sul
phur Compound” at any drug
store. Millions of bottles of this
old famous Sage Tea Recipe, im
proved by the addition of other in
gredients, are told annually, says
a well-known druggist hero, be
cause it darkens the hair so nat
urally and evenly that no one can
tell it has been applied.
Those Whose hair is turning
gray or becoming faded have a
surprise awaiting them, because
after on; or two applications the
gray hair vanishes and your locks
become luxuriantly dark and
beautiful.
This is the age of youth. Gray-
hair, 1 unattractive folks aren't
wanted around, so get busy with
Wyeth's' Sage and Sulphur Com
pound tonight and you’ll be de
lighted with your dark, handsome
hair and yoflr youthful appear
ance within a few days.
Costs Few Cents a Mar-
Keeps Hair Glossy, Well
Groomed
TORTURED MANY YEARS BY
KIDNEYS
“I have had kidney trouble for
twelve years," writes H. P. Pink
ney, West Jackson, Miss. “Pains
in back, joints, catches in the
run down and getting up too muct
during the night. But since taking
Foley Kidney Pills, my suffering
Is over, and I feel like a new man.’’
Eackachc, rheumatic pains, kid
ney tad bladder trouble quickl)
relieved with Foley Kidney Pills.
Refuse vubst:. :tes. Insist upon
Foley’s Honey and Tar.
BEWARE OF HOSE
“GRIP” COLDS
D ID you ever catch a “grip” cold
in the wmter and have it hang
on all through the summer?
Don’t go through that experience
again. Enrich your blood and build'
up your strength with Glide’s Pep to-
^Lugaamdjuiegripgerm, will peas
Gude’s Ffpto-Mangan it a fpjwyfftt
protection against winter ailments for
the whole family. Your druggist has
it. in both liquid add tablet foniL
Gude’s.
Tonic and Blood Enricher
Million* Uee It—Fine for '
—Not Sticky, Gfc** - * *
Millions Use”*— Fine For Hs(r
—Net Sticky, Greasy or SmeUyX
Even obstinate, unruly or sham
pooed" hair stays combed .all day
in any style you like. “Hair-
Groom” is a dignified combing
cream which gives that natural
gloss and well-groomed affect to
your hair—that, find tjoueh to
good dress both in business and on
social occasions.
Grrasclcss, stainless “Hair-
Groom” does not show on the hair
because it . is absorbed by the
scalp, therefore ycur hair remains
so soft and. pliable and so natural
that no one can possibly tell you
used it. Drugstores.
INFLUENZA FkOM NEGLECT
t -■ ED COLDS
Stop your coughs and colds be
fore they become serious. If neg
'ected they lead to influenza, I>
grippe, asthma and bronchltii.
Hire* generations of users havi
testified to the quick relief giver
by Foley’s Honey and Tar from
coughs, colds, croup, throat, eheai
and bronchial trouble. Larges’
telling cough piedicine in the
World. Mrs. S. L. Hunt, Cincin
nati, Ohio, writes: “Foley Honej
and Tar cured me of a hacking
cough, whMzing and pain it
cheat.” Refuse substitutes. Sole
everywhere.—(Advertisement.)
E KAY
-THE SMILING PAINTER”
Flo* Painting and Inurin'
Decorating
Phone 280, Athens, Ga.
For Health and Vigor
\ Eat BENSON’S
Wholewheat Bread *
Your Grocer'Has It
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Among thou visiting in Athena
today wore, Thomas H. Hughes
Atlanta, Carl C. White, Atlanta
M. D. Lyons, New York CUT
Frank E. Jaynes, Chicago, R- S
Robinson, Atlanta, Ralph F. Pin
nor, Buffalo, New York, R. W
Parker, Jr., Madison, Ga.
Marion Nowell, Augusta, N. C.
frammcll, Rome. Ga., R. A. Coles
Atlanta, P. R. Humphries, Atlan
ta, J, R. Ebgland, Atlanta, T.
Wayne Martin, Atlanta, H. L.
Smith, Atlanta.
J. G. Williams, Royston, Ga. B.
F. Bolton, Atlanta, W. B. Bran
don, Buford, W. R. Dea ton, Atlnn-
•n, Dr. L. Knight, Dr. C. A. Camp
bell, Harlee' Branch, Atlanta, H.
I. Waller, Atlanta, Leroy Wall At
lanta •
J. Polk Brown, Elbertoir, R. W.
Eberhardt, Atlanta, Fred J. Hun-
ser, Atlanta, Lt. and Mrs. L. L.
Cobb, Fort Bcnning, A. C. Rich
ards, Atlanta, T. A. James, Macon,
H. C. Groves, Atlamh, Philip M.
Graves, Atlanta, Mrs. Florence
Eubanks, Atlanta, Harry A. Black-
well. St. Louis, J. F. Bartels and
family, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. J. L.
Cobb, AtlanU, R. L. Ward, White
Plains, Ga., L. A. Skinner, Atlan
ta, Charles A. Mayne, Atlanta.
Anniversarians 1
Speak Tonight
PM Kapp end Demos th solan
literary societies at the University
of OoosgU will oKtarvo their 103rd
and If 2nd birthday’s respectively
tonight
Students, selected from a large
number ot aspirants, will deliver
addresses in commoration t pf the
founding’of the two Institutions at
'hwlTnlversify. The exercises will
bo held at the Chapel, beginning nt
8 o’clock..
Arthur Lewis, ot Dowson, Ga.,
will represent Phi Kappn. He will
be Introduced by Colquitt Carter,
Jr. O. Q. Finch will represent De-
mosthentan. He will be Introduced
by E. M. Duns tan, of Athene.
Basketball Season Closes
With Two Gaines
Here Thursday Night
Two games Thunder night will
close tho 1*13 basketball season
In Ajhcns. These games will be as
follows, the Oeorgia Preehmer.
versus tho Walklnevllle High
school team and the Varsity ver
sus the Atlanta .Athletic Club.
The first game will start at
7:» and the big battle a* I and
a half bella.
Both Oeorgia teams have been 1
victorious In games previously
played during th* season against
tha same opponents and at. ex
tra effort will be made to du
plicate again Thursday night.
.Tickets for these game* went
on sale Wednesday afternoon at
creu’a and will be placed on aale
again Thursday afurnpon at
thraa o’clock.
Th* ■dmlaataB' la I1.M. Yates
win refer** tha Oeorgia.A. A. C.
gam# and Wlahra Wiu probably
referee the Freshman game.
Riu»iiiiiviift fci x i
Rheumatic pain-relief I
Congestion, Inflamed tissues-then
persistent pain. Apply Sloanfcto break
»up congestion*draw out inflammation
-and stop that pain!
Sloan’s Liniment
•"kills painl
mmmmstm
The Banner-Herald’s
Sunday Want Ad Page
is 00* ot th* moat interest-
I6a tatiitaall
The Bannar-Heirald’a
Sunday Want Ad Page
Dr. Brannen of I
Moultrie Dead
MOULTRIE, Ca. — Dr. D. W.
Brannen. pastor of the First Presby
terian church apd well known
throughout the state, died here sud
denly this morning. He was 50
yesfs old. ' Before coming to
Moultrie, Dr. Brannen was pastor
of the Presbyterian church at Mll-
ledgevllle for more than 20 years.
Dr. Brannen was the father of
Hugh P. Brannen, formerly of The
Banner Herald editorial staff and
now State news editor of The Ma
con Telegraph.
“P, McClure” Has
Not Been Found
Search by Athens police for **P Mr*
?Iure” which has been taken up by
koilre and county «uthoritic* In ml-
'olnlnir cnuntle* ho* not resulted In
irrest of the man.
McClure, representing hlmeclf aa
allroad conductor Monday boufiht nr-
Idea of msrfchandtao at three Ath-
ina store* and gave bogus chock* In
‘tftum. receiving In cash the differ
ence between the price rf the artl-
:les and amount of the check.
.VAN-NIAL Never Dteap
WOMAN SO II
COULDNOTWORI
Gained Strength,WeigHt.and Now
Doing Own WorkbyTakingLyi
LPinkham’sVcgetahleCompou
Marion, tod-’T waaailrun;'
d bent over. I could hardly
Tdrag around, lc'
alone do my work
I read son * '
I tors in the j
I tolling
E.F
JOEL OPERATED ON
Charlie Joel, of University Dflve,
was 'Operated on for appendicitis
Tuesday morning at the Athens
General Hospital and la reported
to be doing nicely.
VOGUE FOR GRAY
Gray la to be one of tho popu
lar color* for spring j millinery,
as well as In gowns and In .hoes.
It Is frequently combined with a
more vivid color, or chaded Into
orchid or blue.
her and wanted him to have mot
I took one bottle and could nee™
did for mein a w*ek’«thno,andv
had taken three bottbtJDHB
both in strength and walji*
doing mv own work. 1 took it t]
mo so much. 1 sure am glad to ri
mend tho Vegetable Compound tl
woman who suffers from female
I men ts, for Iknowby experience d
it can do. I have used Lydia E. I
ham’s Sanative Wash, also the
Pills,too, and think them fine.’ -»
Wm. EmiiiDGE, 620 E. Grant Strcot,
- M ArecotdofnaarIy flfty years serj
■, ^vico should convince you of the m«
^of Lydia E. Finkham's Cam||und
VAN-NIAL Satisfies
MICHAEL’S
j&m
6 Thursday
: Friday and
Saturday Onl)
An '
Exceptional
Sale
Hand - Made
BLOUSES
nV
7 rench Voile, Batiste and
'Dimity Blouses to be sold
at much below regular
Prices.
'Dimity Blouse* .... $1.95
Pater Pan Collar. , JNH
Originally Priced *2.93.
Batiste Blouses .... $1.951
Trimmed with real lace.
Originally Priced $2.95.
Dimity Blouses .... $2.95|
Hand drawn and lace
trimmed.
i Originally Priced *3.95.
French Voile
Blouses $3.£
Real Pllat Lace trimmed.
Originally Priced $5.95.
Batiste Blouses .... $2.95
Real Filet Lac* trimmed.
Originally Priced $3.95.
in twenty-five style* In- k ’
aale. Every atltch made fc
.*!>
.'<eLo
More than
eluded in sale. Every stitch midef)
entirely by hand. Peter Pan, <;
Tuxado and 8hawl Collar* Round, . ’
V and aquara nack effects. Hand-1
drawn, real Iriah and Filet Lacef
trimmed atylec. Eight of the style,
are Illustrated. Many others |
I.M. equally as pretty. Really
markable values.
The Sale of Blankets and . Comforts Continues |
Throughout the Week.