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CHICAGO. Jnly ».— Down hi the
Belgian Congo ©t Africa
dlai ot faahion tlfc tnom B tyiato
style much t i e Mm« as they do
ta Parte or New York, aaya M a .
John Springer, «ho. has S B sa t Bt
y ea n as a missionary la that re
gion, where the only prohibition
Is an enforced itfn «gainst barbo*
coins your enemies.
Mrs. S prin g* sad d e r husband
<ho i s a » iy s le t a i er e here aU
tending a meeting of the worjd
service commission of the Meth
odist Chnmh. Thdtr, tales of u <M-
periences in the Congo hat« been,
voted the beet of ell. despite t h e ,
fgct that the meeting has drnwh
missionaries here from nil .parte
of the world. .
; “1 wae the «ret white woman
ever to enter Wmata Yamvo,
'which is the style ceatef <♦ the
Congo,” Mrs. Springer said. “The
styled tUbro change ««Ue rapidly, [
espedallyfor the women.
“Monkey skin aprons are al-j
wsJn *ln,’ and are worn by the!
men, who are typically conserva
tive In dress. One* year bine glass
beads are all the rage for wom-j
on, but the negt season you could
net give them away.
“Last year rad bandannas wens
the mode for women, but when I
came away bleached muslin had
become the last cry."
Mrs. Springer said their dress
ing is now “a le w ateraelon.“]
which is achieved by making a I
dome on the head-of tiny braids. I
shaped like the popular southern I
frnlt In this country. The year I
before style dictated heaping I
monnds of clay atop the feminine I
head, and most of the ladlss con- I
formed to this mode.
|
cannibalism in the Congo has, I
become a bootleg business. Mrs. |
SBrtgger said, due to a ruling IJ
against It by the Belgian govern- I
ly in à world sod
Jo« has' Just >
by air-mailing lut
j Worth, Tagus, to
f-
of the cockpit of a Dallas-Chicago
m elt plane but he lost no time
washing up M d p ea t oht to i t .
WHaabeth’s hospKÜ, where Iglfs
Btleta Legette Wes reported ser-
loasly IB. ;
He found her out of danger and
!
"Gee* <Ts Bxmd to see you.
Thee the ndrss mapped
eut end left her patient and her
patient's
visitor
from Texas
•lon e fa r a fe w n>lautea. Latar
loo.”
h w two Texas h e a ^ h e
in exact recipe lor roasting
n bodies Is not known to
ilssionnries, as the rites are
lve and exclusive.”
yarding
marriage, M r s .
ger said. tha. man consider if
led to "have several wives,
ihlef of Wmata Yamvo, for
>ie. has BBB wives as a sign
high position.
r missionary said her g rea t-
lock l n a l l t h e H years she
pent in Africa was at a fn-
o fo n e of the chief’s wives,
live g)nve children were bur-
lflfth e wife’s body so thpt
ould be properly atte*<«d la
ixt world.
eame to Chicago because the apee-
MB peraftt to ride hi thb airmail
plgne allowed.dor only one pas
senger
< Charles end Joa argued meet
of the day Sunday about which
pop should have the privilege of
« •« ta g io »Beta's bedside end
finally Joe won the argument.
That evening Charles took Joe
to tha flying field la hie own an-
WASH
Clearance!
Curtain Materials and Draperies in this
Clearance,
Printed Silk trepes
English Broadcloth
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in fast oolor prints, 36 in. wide, 69c value
Regular Values up to $2.48 Yd. all go in
this clearance aale + Yard
< Rayon Silk Prints
in fancy plaids and stripes, fast colors,
$1.00 Value—Yard
And Silk and Cotton Prints. Regular .Val
ues up to$1.45. Clearance gale, price, Yard
Luster Prints
Printed Georgette Crepes
40 in. wide.’Regular vulùas to $2.98 Td,
Sale price — Yard
Fiat ànd Canton (Üepes
Heavÿ Crêpe de Chine and Satin Çi
Regnlar Values to $3.48 — Yard
Slip Satin, AU Colors '
Colored Pongee Silk
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Clearance of
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dry
cleaning
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Will Not Shrink
in Blue, Rose and Gold. Values to $1.75
Yard. Clearance Sale — Yard 4 , “ v
w fade the most delicate
of fabrics-
in white Marquisette with fast color Voile
Ruffle and tie hacks in Blue, Rose -and
Gold. $2.25 Values. Sale Price — Pair
Cleaners
Phone 108
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Every Spring Codt
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Every ,Wool Dress
Costume i
LOT NO. 1 PRICED
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RWJULAR VALUES TO $ 1 4 .»
idergarmeuts
per cent
1’ullaway - Klu-ets,
11. £ E^eh ,
regular—Each .
Made of fancy Marquisette in #
yards long. Reg. $1.00 Valued. -
This July Cleara»,
rfeduced prices embraces our entire stock of spring
and summer garments, including the t^ ry nsjvest and latest; Djresges, and ‘Coaler-Only one-
of-a-kind. Only during- eudli a sale as this could it be possible to obtain shch apparel at fig
ureeso tinreconizably^krw. One-third o ff for many, some half price exactly and a <few at less
than half.
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trimmed with
k OowgiB anA
ant Values in
Made of Milo Sheen, Ti
Satin, all colors—Regu
$3.75. y
o( t im a u t lf .l designa,
O ffp
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Silk Uhderg
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Curtain n e ls.in Whity and Ecru, 36 in.
wide. Regular vataesAo 38c. Sale price, Yd.
Ruffled Curtains
Gingham»—Yard ,.
Ginghams v Yard
Percale — Yard ”.
Devonshire AJloth
Oo«oa Satin Rlipa. Naln*ook
hand-made lace Crepe and h
f S ì f f f . , Combination SBlta-
M . /.
Silk Drapery:
in fast colors, 36 in, wide, 85c Value. Sale
P rip e — Yard
29c
25c
22c
32c
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Visiting In e«ni—A—
£*«*. and Mrs, W. O. Hardy of
Belem, are vlaltthg_Mr. Hardy’s
mother. Mrs. William Hardy for a
Ruffled Curtains
4<Raychyne’r
36 in. wide. The seasons most popular wash
material, 29c value. Sale Price—Yard
VTJMUSt Pacai Traaa-
cparlee said s« Joe ‘ climber
aboard. Then Uè fainted, end re
port from Wort Worth any be la
still in bed recovering from his
collapse.
the month
Dorothy Fast Color Prifits
r 1-B m U b I eau KYAN-
Plnlah. white or Tinta,
g tltehen tabt/or two
liar »rtc« ............. - M
o.her
being C had« F«x. f l B l e s didn't
" however,”
X is said
not Strictly enforced,j|
the missionary, I
“as many of the warline . tribes I
cpnUnue to eat their enemies I
captured In raids on, hostile I
LARÖE H É Â V Y B A '
Rsgulai 50« Value
Buck - ; - ai Le-'; •
RAYON SILK COMBINA'
lar $1,75 value in all .the
wanted qo I om and sb«B
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REGULAR VALUES UP T O 4 S |lto
81x90 Turkish -Hand Towels, Jtijg
AO JPV*1 Regular
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Every Tweed Suit
AU Childrens Coats
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Womens Wool Sweaters i
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