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THE WASHINGTON TIMES: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1919,
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Wilhelm Planned War
In 1912, Secret Paper
Found Reveals
Just
PARIS, Sept. 12. Further evidence
that the ex-Kaiser plotted a war of
"World conquest as far back as 1912 is
revealed In a secret document, written
,j during the latter part of 1317. a copy
Of which was found in Brussels and
raado public here The document
hears the signature of "Thyseen." one
of Germany's industrial kings before
the war.
Thysscn, a victim of the war ma
chine, reveals "VVilhelm's plans in 'a
aifew words. The -memorandum, sup
posedly written to a friend, starts by
stating- that the Kaiser thought a war
necessary "soon" In order that Ger
many might accomplish the "mastery
of the world?'
Confided In Financier.
Two years before war actually oc
curred, . according to Thysscn, JJic
Kaiser met a number of Germany's
v leading financiers and industrial "gen
iuses and confidentially explained his
fclans to them. The Tuler then prom
1scd that a war would open up to
" fjermany a new era of prosperity and
skcd them for their whole-hearted
'support, the document alleges.'
Thyssen admits that he was fascina
ted with the scheme proposed by the
ex-Kaiser and immediately promised
his support, llf was to receive S0.000
acres of land in Australia, which was
to be conquered, and a loan of S.fiOO.
000 marks at .1 per cent with which to
develop, .iti To other, firms " the cx
Kaiscr" offered large estates in the
British Indies, which also were to bo
included In Germany's Ta.r booty.
Planned Canada Land rarchase.
A German consortium, including
twelve big firms with a capital of -100,-000,000
marks, was to be constituted
ror the purpose of developing Cana
dian lands, that dominion being one
of the principal colonics of Gfcat Brit
ain that Germany was to acmand as
indemnity.
Several of these secret conferences
were held, it was said, and during the
course of most of them "Chancellor
Bcthmann-Hollwcg, who attended,
made statements on behalf of tht
Kaiser. On other occasions, at Berlin,
Munich, Cassel and other cities, the
Kaiser attended In person. Wilhelm
spoke enthusiastically of his plans.
Thyssen writes, and dw'clt at length
on the immense quantities of gold
and treasure that would be secured
from the conquest of India and the
Hindu princes. He would terminate
ai
his inlk.o. Thvsscn declares, with
mixture of threats and promises.
"He among you who refuses to help
the state in view of carrying out our
plans is a traitor," the Kaiser de
clared at one time, while at another
meeting "Wilhelm promised that "He
who will be with us may expect a
large reward." according to Thysscn.
Thought War Would Last Year.
The Kaiser believed, according to
Thyssen's letter, that the war would
last a year at the longest, and that
the victory would be decisive. In
191fi, however, two years after the
outbreak of the war, with a decision
still unassured, Bethmann-Hollweg, a
few weeks before his fall, called
another meeting of the group. He
asked them for a new war loan of
400,000.000 marks, threatening that. If
thev did not comply wlth-the request,
their contracts to supply war ma
terial to the state would be canceled.
Thyssen name appeared on the list
for 4,000.000 marks. He refused to
lend it to the government and im
mediately was deprived of his con
tracts, he says. They were torn to
pieces In front of his face. The other
financiers at the meeting, fcarjng
similar treatment. Immediately com
plied with Bcthmann-Hollwcg's de
mands. The war loan was put across
with "patriotic enthusiasm and full
confidence," the official communique
stated.
It is expected that Thysscn, if he
can be secured, will be used to testify
at the trial of the cx-Kalscr, should
Ir. ever occur.
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plain colors and stripes. Limit two pairs to a
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domestic and foreign loom. Nw medium 99
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A rush to get their pe tmeasures
passed before they -are sidetracked
by the peace treaty .was begun by
Senators today.
Once the treaty is before the Sen
ate, other measures will have little
chance. Senators realize. -
Senator Lodge's determination to
take up the . treaty Monday caused
supporters of the bill extending the
food control act to make desperate
efforts to get It passed today-.
A strong fight is being made against
this measure by Senators, who declare
that tbe GpX'ernment has had all nep
essary authority1' to cope with prof
iteering, right along, and has not
made use of it.
Much other pending legislation,
most of it of minor importance, is
sure to be sidetracked for the time
being by the treaty.
Senator Lodge said today his plans
for discussion of the treaty include' a
reading of the document just as bills
are read In the Senate, and the dls-
position of proposed amendments as
i they are reached. Though no set
I speeches on amendments have yet
been announced, many are in pros
, pect Most of them will come from
, Democrats who -want the amendments
, beaten.
, Lodge today predicted that no trou
ble will be experienced 'in compr'omis
' Ing the differences of "mild" reeerva-
tionists and the more radical clement
with regard to Article X.
"We will get together." he said.
"There is plenty of time for that."
MISS ETHLL CLUIOX
New York- Miss Ethel Clayton. th
'Haver vounir actress now successfully
'starring under the Paramount bannei,
Ms famous for her beautiful complex
Ion. When her friends inquired about
it she said. "If all due to a toilet
preparation called derwillo which I
Sisfc twice daily. The experience I
have had prompts me to make my
secret public. - This wondtrful der
jwillo instantly beautified wy skin and
Its continued use has made the re
sults permanent." When Mae 12dna
Wilder, the well known beauty spec
ialist, was interviewed in reference
to Miss Clayton's remarkable com
plexion stated. "Anyone can have a
beautiful complexion when they know
5$ow. It's a very simple proeess. I
C5se the same Article in my work, and
jntil you try it you have no idea of
the marvelous results. The very first
application will astonish you. Go to
he toilet counter of any drug or de
partment store and get a bottle of
derwillo, then make the following
irst: Kxamine your skin critically
Cbeforc your mirror, note carefully its
.appearance, then apply derwillo as
directed. After you have mad the
"first application look in your mirror
'again and note the surprising change.
.V pi-ac h 1ik (uior m un;s the ocus;
a baby sufuiess cumes to the skin; it
makes the skin losy-white. velvety
and radiantly beautiful. It is wonder
ful for a dark, sallow skin, shiny nose,
fieckles, tan. oily skin, sun spots,
coarse pores, pimples, blackheads,
clia'pped. rough skin, ruddiness, wrin
kles and many other facial blemishes--.
Ot-rkviilo method is absolutely harm
less and will not produce or stimulate
a growth of hair. It is superior to
face powder, as perspiration does- not
affect it. therefore it stays on better.
Thousands who have used it have hfcd
the same results an Miss Clayton, and
I am sure if you will give it h iar
trial you will become just a.3 enthu
siastic as I am and always use it in
preference to any other powder or
bentifier."
NOTE When asked about Derwillo on-
of our leading druggists said, "It is truly
.1 wonderful btauri i v. awjy siht-ad it
anything we bave ever soM before. "We
arc authorized by the manufacturers to re
fund the money to anyone 'who is lis.ati
fied. ami we would njt permit the use of
our name 'inleia the product posseted un
usual merit." It Is sold in this -Ity under
an iron-dad moH'y bai-k guarantee by all
drj.jrtmvilt htort-s ami up-tn-date drU2
Zistx. including People's Drug Stores.
NON-UNION MEN MAY
AID STEEL STRIKERS
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 12. Iron, steel
and blast furnace worekrs of theJ
United States, not working under
union agreement, arc requested not
to go to work September 22. in an ap
peal issued here last night by Wil
liam Z. 1'oster. secretary-treasurer of
the American Federation of Labor na
tional committee for organising iron
and steel workers.
The appeal, translated into seven
different languages, and addressed
not only to the United States Steel
Corporation employes, but to workers
of independent companies, will be
sent immediately to the 300.000 em
ployes of the various concerns.
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j '.'. showing of Fall Millinery
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I ; ; This store has" long en-
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: I hats that' meet the de-
;; rrtands 6f women who
I value style and .quality at
m '. '. reasonable cost, ,.and the
1 -tT present collection .will' add
1 new prestige to our fame.
I " Many and varyinj? tyries
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" ionable turbans -and, the- large, .dress hats of Panne velyet T
'' and dnvetvon. Sailors that roll up all around ' and- smart 'X
4 shapes of Hatter's pTush are models that are winning; high jr
m S. iavor. rnenew autumn colors comnpuve w me uaiwui j.
--'the new hat&-rrich browns, laupes, hennas, navy, purple and,4
H X blues predominate. ' ' l. ' j
JU" It is -a real pleasure "to select your new autumn hat
T from sucp. a large and complete assortment -of beautiful styles. .T
1 j: Special Opportunities in Millinery
X: for Juveniles '
f A -Splendid Showing of School Hats andi Dress Hats J
7. torthe xoung miss, at
1 t $1.98, $2.48, $2.98 and up to $12.00.
Among the most attractive of the charming styles selected
to enhance the piquancy of little daughter's costume the Wl
lowipg favorites appear: Large Beaver Hats... with droopTng
and roll brlma: Banded Velour and Beaver HaU. Stitched Vel-t-kf
itna u.-itK trf9Thers in various fahaocs and colors, and
vmtfny other style's Vnd'combrnations' to make your -selection from. "J.
T in our. Juvenile ..MUiineryi oecwon mcobq Jioor.
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This is the Girls' Outfitting-
more
This season, -as in .many seasons past, outfitting the girls 1
for school is'a specialized- service at Goldenberg's, where comfjlete as- !
sortments.of the' newest styles are offered at the lowest possible" prices. I
From our vast stocks of juvenile apparel rribthers may select-ibe needed I
.wearables for scHpol with the assurance of satisfaction and therpositive 1
knowledge-they are buying to best advantage. These attractive special
.valuesurge you to buy, tomorrow. - m
- Girls' Ginf ham Dree i
YPItaJk liifl1lf iaC.U. .ai 1.
Girls' Iheues
7Cew.Sergie Presses fdntf Iris from
14 to 1J: years; -.beautiful models, '
with- braid ajid nilk trimlhgs,
fancy buttons and -silk' tieW.PJeat
ed "skirts and eep hems; loose
belts. Excellent. Variety of 'e-.
coming .styles, specially priced at
$S.98 to $15.98.'
ir - - r .
Navy '. Blue Serge Dresses, for;
gjrlssfrom 6 to l.years; mjtde wlthr
sailor and round collars; 4 toll
pleated" sklrta j?lth de'Sp,.he,ma;
some with poclcets. "Braid'and sljk.
trimmed. Xaree. selection )f styles,
at '. i '. iJ "'.
' $i.S8,tol2.9p
. ioIdeteri,rhiri Flftor. '
Girls' School Sweaters ,
Stylish new" fall Sweaters. In as
sorted colors, made, with sailor and.
round collars; loose belt and poc
kets. 'All sizes.
, $3.98 to $6.98
little Girls' Hats
A. charminsr array 'of fair Hats
r'tha little miss, including, beau-
fo
tifut VA'lonrs. Felt n& Velvets..' in
air the? newest models; large- vari
ety of tailored" models. Col6rsof
green, -; brown, biue aad.sand. .
; -- $2,9$to $7.98 .
K GIrlaV Palmer. Linen.., Dresses.;
made ih sail6r models, wJttf-brild
trimxaedf collar and.' cuffsr emblem.
onsleVe; pleated skirts and Jeep,
hems. 'S&ea. 6 tori years. ,&R QO
Special at- ... DpisO
Fine quality Gfagham materials,
i Diiiiu. airiuffH ajia jni
with collars and cuffs fa
alaia eeisxs.
Is. white aad
coniraatinff colors, yall skirts,
pocket and deep hems. Larie va
riety of jew styles. Sixes- TtS'14
years. ,
$2.98, to $498
Middy VBbuses' xd- SAckls
.Jdicwy iiiouses or white LoiwUe
ean with aavy blue flanael col-
ars and cuffs braid. triimf
yoKe; suk scar oh collar aa
Jacer. xtra well tailored. Stscs
to. la years. , special-(
at'
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Xavv Blue Serre MIiWvsadt
made .with deep side bleat and
hems, with wafsts attaehedl
6 to 1 0 years at: . . . J$J.fft
12 and. 14 years at. e. .$3.5
Women's Fall Blouses
'.$5.98 to $8,98
Advanced .autumn styles in blp'u$es of beautiful. crepe de chine
and Georgette; showing , a t nnnibg of charming models, icludig;
pretty plin .tucked styles combihed wjth herastitcbing, with roand
collaess neck;, beautiful: fancy blouses in braided and beaded ef-
fects, with or without collars; also Figured Georgette blouseV, in all
the leading shades; finished at neck ad sleeves with pleated iraf-.
fles; arid pUin tailored" stales; wjth enWe ,fr6nts of- smalT of large',
tucks; high: and-low neck; 'ptb.e.r'i4 1&9 'trimmed aivd;ruffljd -styles.-
. "" ' i , 'GldealeA StcoSdFlor. -'
Pearl Earrings,
Worjth Up to SIM,
4.55c a Fair I
t A special offeriag of fine pearl
necklaces,, is. oriental, iridesceat g
and. white pearl settings; ail the g
most .wasted sizes' in pierced and
unpierced styles. All witk gold- P
plated mountings. Exceptional m
values, at 55c a pair. . y
-Pearl Keeklaees, in. srduated 9
styles; fine quality imported heads. M
ot excellent color and finish. Solid
SToId clasps. Special - G( Afi 3
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AMERICAN ZIONISTS MEET
IN.C0NVENTI0N AT CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Sept 12. The twenty
second annual convention of the
Zionist organization of America con
vened here today and will continue
i:. scsfion for a week. The conven
tion today is the first to be held since
the treaty of peace was signed.
One of the dreams of the Jews a
hom in Palestine is to be the prin
cipal topic of discussion at the con
vention here, and the question of an
independent Palestine under British
mandatory will be outlined.
Among: the speakers will be Justice
Louis D. Brandeis, of the United
States Supreme Court; Dr. Chayim
"Weitzman. Dr. Max "ordau, and
Judge Julian Mac!;.
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Popular rjandbags
and Purses
Late arrivals featured tomorr
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' ew Kodak Bosm in black, brown,
blue and Vurple: 'tine Vachette fin.
m Ish; in stylish shapes, with purse
end mirror fittings. Special Qf QQ
m at 5.70
g Ral Sloroeeo Vanity Books, with
top-strap handle, in black only. Fine
B quality real Morocco leather; silk-
lined; newest shapes for fall; with
H mirror fittings. Special QO 99
5 Chiffon Velvet Handbags, r.'ith
heavy nickel-silver frames, in bcau
ife tiful engraved designs. Large, roomy
shapes; silk-lined; fino quality chii
m fon velvet, in black and (J QQ
colors. Special at OU70
Cblffen Velvet Handbag, in black
and colors; silk-lined; newest shapes
copied from high cost bags. Includ
ing mirror top; fancy metal knob
and inside frame styles. Q AQ
Special at tDO.-tO
Goldenberg's First Floor.
A List of Specials in
Toilet Requisites
Gravler Triple Extract, in the
favorite floral odors, including
White Rose, Lily of the valley
and Arbutus. Half ounce; QOr
Tax, 2c) OUU
DJerkltts Knee Ponders in all COp
tints. Special per box (Tax, 3c). Out
Hudnat's new Three Flower"
Face lorderi a fragrant and de
lightful complexion aid. All TA
tints. (Tax, 1'c). Box at UUC
Forhan'k Tooth TaNtet a well
known dentifrice. (Tax, Jc). OQs
At UOK.
Forbnn'B Liquid V h, ( Tax, CQn
:ic). Boaie at UIU
Box of Rrqnn .iill rollMh, with
ebonj -finished chamois covered buf
fer. (Tax, lc). Box "ICn
for IOC
WllltaiBM' Talcum Powder, in Car
nation and Violet odors. (Tax, 1 C
lc). Can at Ut
Smirnoff RuIan Shampoo Pow
der. (Tax, lc). Special at OC
3 for dOK,
Jersen'M Benxoln and Almond I.o
t'on; regularly 40c a bottle. OQ
(Tax, 2c) iO
Cioldenlierg'M First Floor.
Ready to Meet theRu$hTomorrowJfpr
Men's Fail Haiti
. Men's, and young men's new fall hats. are VeaHy-frStils
giving. New shapes, new colors.'- Correct" styles for men
of every type soft felt hats that sparkle with vigor,; life' arid
originality headwear that's becoming and distinctive. -
"Smart Set" Soft Hats, $3.50
The best hats shown in Washington under. $5.00. New, swell
shapes with close roll brims and many other smart, as well-as '
staple shapes, in brown, gray, greens, navy and black.
Goldenberg's "Superior" Hats, $5.00 and $6.00
No better to be found in town. Made from real fur felts and.
shown in every new and correct" block. Autumn's favorite colors
of gray, brown, green; and black, in plain felts and the newest
two-toned effects in scratch felts.
Men'a Hat Department First Floor.
An Important Underprice Offering of
100 New Fall Dresses
, Worth up to $32.50, G) A fk
For Saturday we have arranged a special sale of wom
en's and misses' new Fall Dresses at a price that marks a
decisive step toward bringing down the cost of living by en
abling you to share fully in the great savings we effected by
early buying.
A varied assortment of charming new styles here for
your selection every garment at a saving of $5.00 to 8.00
from the actual worth of these dresses.
Women
New
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Footwear
v -'Extensive-1 assortments are now ready, and offer a.twide
c&Qice1 of -the season's newest and smartest shoe fashions.
Lace and button boots, designed with artistic exactness that
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expresses correctly uie .siyie xenaency lor iai. anown in
Havana brown kid,, tan calf, black kid, satin, .suede and dull
-leathers,-with graceful Louis and Cuban heels. Welted and
turned: soles." Sizes J to 7, widths A to D.
Priced at $6.00 to $15.00 Pair
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Children's School Shoes
Solid and substantial Footwear, built to withstand - hard
knocks, at. prices that will appeal to careful money spenders; .Lace
and -button styles of tan calf, patent colt and dull leathers. All
sizes and widths priced at
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Goldenberg's dependable quality
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and colors, arc offered, at prices
that make this the logical .place to
supply your needs for the new sea
son. Women "I.uxlte" Silk Stockinet;
full fashioned: in black, white, cor
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5ervicable quality. Special at D6OXf
"Women I'urr Silk I,nrc Stock
InjtBi full fashioned; silk all the way
up; in black, navy, white, cordovan.
Russia calf and other wanted
shades. A (tia!ily pt super- &A QK
lalve . excellence. Pair at. tPxvJ
Women, Mercerised and I'luln
l4i8le Stockings; snmi-fah(oned and
tjcamlcsf: in black, cordovan, tan.
white 'and gray. Made with CCp
reinforced foot. Special at Ou
Women SnJltol Slocklnrrx, wl'h
rejnforced foot;, pood, serviceable
quanty. Sizes 9 to 10U. Regu- QQ
lar 50c value. Special at t)l
jL'hUdrrn "Hpnor Knit Stork
lnct the best wearing- ant roost sat
Iflfactory hosiery for school wear.
Mercerized' and plain lisle; In black,
white and. browntfor misses and for
boys in black. Priced according to
Sat pcr 50c 60c 75c
tioldenberjj' Flrnt Floor.
Materials Are:
Wool Serge.
Fine Satin.
Wool Jersey.
Satin and Georgette
Combinations.
The Styles Include:
Tailored Serge and Jersey Dresses.
New Ideas in Trimmed Presses.
Long Line and Coat Models.
Pleated Tunic Effects.
Vestee styles with sQk cord girdles.
Smart Belted Semi-Tailored Models.
$2.00 to $8.00 a Pair
Boys' and Children's Shoes, in lace and button styles, .of tan
calf, patent colt and dull leathers, in sizes 10 to lS'.l- and 1 to 5.
$3.50 to $7.00 Pair
Goldeaberg'a First Floor.
Knit Underwear
Complete Stocks of Fall Weight Garments for Women
and Children Select from Our Varied Assortments
Tomorrow.
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Colors: The Serges and Satins are in navy and- black;"the
Jerseys, come in Infantry Blue, Taupe, Russet, Navy and Rookie.
Sizes for misses and women.
Uoldenberg'a Second Floor. '
Men's Fall Underwear1
Extra Special at $1.15
These splendid quality garments are Bristol Mills make-
known for comfort and service. Of cotton merino;. shirts
with long sleeves, and full, length drawers, in natural N gray
and white. All sizes to 50. ' i
Supply your needs for the season' tomorrow at this spe
cial price.
.$1.15 a garment
Men's White Ribbed Under
rrrar, a icood we I eh f for fall:
ahirta with short fleeves. full
length Crawer. ..made with rein
forced scat. Regular 89c - Qp
value at 3V
Men's- Medium Weight Union
Saitst ReiM Manhattan make, in
natural gray color. .Long sleeves
an.'J full leneth legs. Special J3.0O
quality offered tomor- fffO AJZ
row at t&Ai4:fJ
Men's Night Robes, made of
-muslin, cambric- and nainsook;
extra full cut. size. In' V-neck
style. Manufacturer's seconds, of
regular 11.75 , and SJ.OO' Q1 QC
qualities at. ... ' fJJJUuu
Men's Lisle Half Hose; well
known "R. A. B." make: stronrly
reinforced nt toe. heel, and ole; I
in black, cordovan, navy and rray
Perfect quality. Rejjujar OQa '
39c valae; aprcUl-at,-. tJ J
Fleeced Union Suits, for boys
and mis3es; In white; high neck
and long sleeves; ankle leneth
pants. Sizes 24 to 34 for boys and
4 to 16 for misses. .,
$1.00 and $1.25
Medium Weight Balbriggan
trnderrrcar.for boya; cood clastic
quality; shirts wlth.high neck and
short sleeves;" knee- length Z(p
drawers. Garment at uul
Infants' Fair Weight Shirts of
cottom v one-third wool; buttoned
styles: slasfri 2 to 6.
Cotton Garments at 50c
Part -Wool Garments .... 69c
Women's Heavy Combed Cot
ion Fleeced and Medium Weight
TJnderweart shirts With hijrh "neck
and long: sleeves; pants and tights
In ankle length. Extra and regu
lar sizes. Famous "Merode" make.
$1.25 and $1.30
Women's MediHm Weight Cot
ton Union Saltat high neck and
long sleeves': ankle length pants;
in regular and extra sizes. "Jlcr
odcT Regular Sizes at $2.25
Extra Sizes at ...$2;5e
Goldenbers'f First Floor.
Scores of New Styles in
Fall Neckwear
Crisp, new styles in neck fixings thajt give a fresh" touch
to vour suit'or dress. Late arrivals featured tomorrow. .
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Vralnx. of net, organdy and
pp;nt d'eaprH: onv u'jJtVd
others hemstitched-and tucked -with
frllle f v-al. lac: and many other
pleasing "styles, priced at
$1.00, $1-50 and up to $6.9S
of
natntr PleJrtlmxn. of georgette
crepe, chiffon, organdy,. . p o i n t
d'eap'rlt and oriental lace. In hem
stitched, plcot edge, Van .Dyke and
lace trimmed effeets. Priced at
29c, 39c. 59c, 75c and up to
$?.25Yard
i
Venterm of net and prsandy. with g
and without collars, in-hemstitch S
ed, tucked, r mbroldtred. lace trim- 3
med and ruffle effcts., ' " m
59c, $1.'00, $125. and up' to
l,0U
Attractive Collars
nnd
of
Sets.
Ith t
laces. In White and
organd,y and net. finished with tiny
ruriie8 or vat
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IfVXsllBrHisK'BHnwraiFB!!
cream color.
59c, $1.00, $1.25 and up to
(olMn!ierK First Floor,
. m'm-m c r mm-mrw wm.-mssi
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On Sale at All the Peoples Drug Cos Stores.
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