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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-03

= nuestro naso: sentIase cor:er Il los
chscaIes. Era como cl regreso de Ii
ma caceria barbara. en- las VEGAS !e-
vendas de Ia India. Carmen haoia a
bierto las c~ortinas del palanquln. 10
iba a SUI lado. en- ei caballo del ma
yordomo muerto. Sc inclino hat'a
mi, Y HE dijo:
Tie iuro que Ie m como 500
Sc ANA en- mi pals. Tie Juro que en-
c~ualouier instante dare mi vida por
Ia tuva; que siempre dcseart tus pc
ligros V ser6 tn armada Solo tie pldo
una cosa .......
-aQue?
Que de vez en- cuando. 81 no tie
mes meior cosa que hacer, tie acuer-
des III POGO de nil.
FL momento. el sitio, los perfumes
acres. las fantasticas sombraS de Ia
floresta. Ia luz de las hachas. ia be-
l,cza maravillosa Y fatal de Carmen.
los tiros. el eco de las trompas, los
rclinchos de los caballos. los grltos De
los chacales. TODD me habia pertur-
bado. exaltado. hacicndome olvidar la
i6rica ell sentido. Conteste a su
rueGo:
-Te ,juro que te III que siempre
te sere fiel; Y 81 algun dia ~sOspechas
cue re divide deseare que me ma
ties.
ApretG Ia mamo que yo !e o~frec!a,
Y con una Garcia hmnilde, con I'm
eesto de fiera que rastrea. echando el
busto fuera del paianquin NE beso
en- los dedoS. La noche. entire tanto,
!leuabasc ne eaormes estreilas ruti-
lautes. .......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-03

Al tcrcer dc viaje de! 'Ceylan",
ur Official inglGs. durantc la bora del
aimuerzo. recordo que en- aquella fe-
cha cum?lia vcintiocho amos el prin-
c;pe de Gales. Cast Sodcs los oficiales
que estaban 4 bordo c%onocian al prin-
cipe. estimaban 81 caracter y su te.n-
peramento, emineHtcmente "Byronia-
no" Rcsolvieron, con anuencia del
c~omandante. cclcbrar la fecha y bai-
lar de noche sobre cubierta. q la luz
de un foco colossal.
FL almuerzo fue ruidoso. FL cham
payne ~rcSplandecio como 0palo liqri-
do en- los vases facetaGos: sepuma-
ronse borellas de "pale-ale.' hirvio
el Jerez en- la "soda-water'. Carmel
por su belleza V por su eXtraha agl-
taci6n fuG ia algeria de aquel largo
V pesado banquete en- conmemoracIon
de los amos ~reales.
Hubo brinGis Dor Ia reina y por
los principles ingleSeS, por c! Lord
aimirante y la compania "P. and o..
Y IN ingles rico nizo n arenEa 4
los extraHjeros: The count and coun-
tess of ""
-Pido IL palabra-dijo Carmen
poniendose de pie.
? Sc le%vantaron las copas y estalia-
ron los corchos.
-Por Ia caceria del tigre, por los
palanquines de ccrtinas blancas w..
por los cazadores que saivan a las da-
mas que llevan en- ST. si!!a.
La mayor parte no comprendio ell
sentido del brindis; algunos reian, pc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-03

Ic roiilIas y nosotros rodamos por
q Suelo T! tierc. que habia dado IN
salto de altur;t. paso por enema de
cahezas V fut i caer a dis
tancia. rcvolviGndose en- Ia terra.
Ne arroie sohre e c!avandole Ell
punal entire las piernas dclantcras
con IN noviriento rarido. Que lie
fue 81 coraz6n. Qued6 muerto. Con
una faca malaga. en- forma de sic
ira lc cortG Una pata y Sc IA pre-
sertc a Carmen.
-.Hurra-gritaron todos.-y el
eco Sc eytendio nor Ia f!oresta.
Carmen, que sc habia aproximado
nj animal. acarjciaba IL piel Y to-
casa. con las pIntas de los dedos,
Ia sangrc que corria por el cuerpo.
-:Hurra. Observation-Disclosures
2rit.ndo los caZadoreS.
Carmen. ccrriendo > mis- braZoS,
me bes6 en- Ia frentc. entusiaSmada.
dicicndc : gritos:
Me salv5 la vida, lie debo Ia
ida
tie amo!
Y mas baio. murmUro a mi oido,
Gaia la tarde. Nos sentiamos des-
mayados. sedientos. ComcEzamos
4 andar hacia Calcutta. Descansa-
mos un momento en- II plantation
de indigo. I al llegar Ia noche. pro-
vistos de hachas encendidas, cantan-
do. partimos alegremente para Ia ciu-
dad. por Ia floresta. sigueindo IN ca
mino conocido Y SECURE. Las luces
daban al ramaje Attitudes fantasticas:
los ~pajaros. sobresaltaGos, cantaban
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-03
FOLLETlN Mum. II
FL MIsTERIo DE LA CARRETERA
DE CINTRA.

10y no So. -:n@una Kan |a-
r,entable como Ia lie listed
solo hoye!
-Ho". -Iemasr. VI 10 >a'e.
Nj ca1ano r;lu dc 1cpente.
= t:ar-. !! H." .e,-grita 'oa
los malayos
Los ca5alio~ ucianuero> Sd, echa-
ron pare a.r5s; haitian los perroS;
'os ma!ayos s~oltgoan %r.toS -dtura-
les y = e~!efarcc e%teNija IN ,rcm-
M. s~ileac.oso. Haoo Il pausa So
femme Y tr,SJe, y una rafaga de ARE
-aIiente paSc sohre t! fohale.
Estabamcs en- ANA plaNicie Gu
hierta Dc 30! de plomo; del otro la
10 hahiS IN hosa"c dc v"m2r!ado>;
ALI. se-urameare. dorm!r;a a fcra.
Nc volvi 4 don NscaSio ' le encon-
ire paliGo Q inqa!eto,
Don Nicasio. de listed IN sena!
de alarma. w tlro...
Don Nicasio pico ei caballo hacla
mi. V me diio cen Q sofoeuda:
-Quiero SIsbir n "!efante. Car
men no dele estar sofia: pudiera hal
Der peligrO..-.
liable = los mai2yos que deSdo-
blaron Ia aStrecha csra!era de nam-
bu Dor donde sc suae al jorso dc
los elefant-s. Don N'c2s!o Subto
:vidamertc. sc ccrro Ell q Palanquin
V, desde ALI, por Ia abertura de las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-03

Los checos Y suS hermanoS los s!o-
yacos han estado luchando al lado dc
los aliados. desde que empeZo a gle
rra Cast en- el mismo dia en- cue
Alemania entr0 a B6lgica, toda Ia ma
ci6r checo-sloraca Sc ~levant" como
IN SOLO hombrc contra Austria Y Ale
mania. Y Sc puSo del lado de IA EnteH-
70. or I'm movimiento espontaneo '
General Fl gobierno de Niena res
,ondi6 = csc movimien;o ~cancetando
toda.las lihertadeS Dc los checoS. li&-
h;erdo sido disuelto e Parlamcnto,
to6os los partidos politicos fueron VI
o;lados por Ia p~olicia, los pcrlodlcos
fueron amordazados o suprimidos. '
nrohibidas las r~euniones pollllcas. I'm
ma naIabra. para los suGvos : los IA
ti2os dc Austria la guerra com"nzo
nor 81 terror I domicilio. Solo los
magvarcs cstuvieron del iado dc Aus
tria = Alenanla.
Los soldadOS checo-slovacoS comcA-
aaron nor oponcrSe ablertamente 4
Ia guerra. Y al gobierno de \lena.
Euos rehuSarcn Delear> y rindleAd"-
.ac ~ n,asa a los ruSoS prontc iorma-
ron lec;aacS en los eicrcitoS ailadoS.
De esa mancra. esos so!dadoS cAero-
s~IovacoS comcnzaron una nueva :
,acyiiar cla>c d" revoluc!0n, cue el
mundo no entendi6, NJ principle. pc
70 crn ahora Sc comprende ' Sc a
,ra.ia on tcdo su waller. Es& rcvolu-
cion - el resultado de IN movlmlen-
% ropular esrontJReo ca todoS los
part!dcs politicos c. que cst2n dlFI-
diGoS los checo-slovaccS.
Austria tue im0otente par" conte-
,er csc movimien-o. De NADIA s.rrle-
ron las mas fIertc~ formas de! Ierro-
r;smo. tale como ia~ lie @ieGmar los
r~er;micntas. e Dc aNc"ear : ICsi!ar
q los ~~ivilcS. Y avr 4 las muieres Y
los ninos. IA confiscaci"n &c Ia pro
niedal. 81 oncarcclam'cnCo i" mlsi2-
80, de i~noccntcS. N,on&o que hablan
fracasaGo e>oS m"dios, q Erneraoor
do Harsnurgo anclo Il otro S'Stema.
=, oromntin Ia LIBERALIZATION. Ia au-
ro~amia. : coronarsc como Rey lie
Bohemia. Todo inUJi'. Los checos
TO guisieron coufiar mas en- IA paia-
ira real.
Tu5 O. csc momcnto cuandH con
Ia sprohacion u~nanirnc de todos los
r:--,. ,. ,-4cipS uIlSpS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-03

A- 1900. -. eve ArEHnrrH
lie aqai 4 naval" e1'e''.Vl
patentada IA cUat hu' &" """-" g g
ted ter'ao oDortunlaa" 1t col'oIsL. sc
rata de una .aFa-A COZ III 49,.
c2N9re - "e l-'o "'"o""C ; " =
lie IevaEse eH IN" ne :vS 9"''''Io> ut'
chaIeco. Iiene n "e- LheISS .
cero que pUede seEFirte h"N'& par" IA
surarSe : con >9.o apret"E IN 'o1SH
Sc 2bTe acknowledgements \ taoa Ha-
vaJa X acoMpah@ una -"'%l''." pC'
eScrito Y 1ue a ASegHr@ DOR I'm pc
riOdo de 20 amos. Is de sran ut'IGad'
no tan SOLO como z na'aja' S!no Por
ser a~provechaea como recover. N"-
die s~oSpechara cue "a -e'" P'SSo.I
Y los que "a ven "oH.-raF"" '"' "''-
~lnveHcion-
No Sc imagine u. g~e Is IN jHS@e-
te, Sno q ~veEdaae:a N!>'U-@' Galore
%. Sin Grda ~i%una cue e ser" "e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-03

Fl rcconocimianto del Conseio Ma
cioral checo-slovaco por los aliadoS
Y por los EStados Unidos, significa
que las nncioHes occidcntales no con-
siGcran n~eceSaria. nj menos deseahle.
la conservation de n m~onarquia aus
tro-hunara. Por el coHtrariO. deSde
hace amos Sc cons;dera Ia desmembra-
ci6n dc Austria como una neceSidad,
cue habia Que l~!cnarSc por Ia paz, o
nor II guerra.
81 les aliadcs V los EStados Umidos
reconocen los dercchos de ST asocia-
da Italia. a Ia italia lrrcdenta'. o
sea =? las prov;ncias italiaras de Aus
tria: 81 una Polonia unida ha de ie-
vantar$c de suS propiaS c~eaizas; 81
Rurlaria ticnc !rrcCho = r5conn&cc
como suyas las las provinc!as de Tran
silv%nia; BukoviHa Y 3~esarabia; 81 los
Yuco-Slavos Sc ahn De unir en- un Es-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-03
J os cHECOS Y LOS SLOVACOS ESTUVIERON DEL LADO DE
LOS ALIADOS.
LOS ALlADOS

bieYno cram obstaculo para el desarro-
10 de Europa.
Con sus ei6rcitos luch&ndo en- tres
frentcs. en- Francia, Italia Y RuSla.
Ia naci6n cneco-Slovaca trabajo 81
destinc hist6rico Y l6~ico. Los aus
rriacos llamaron a esos hombrcs trail
dores. pero su revoiucijn sera iustl-
f;caGa nor Sis esfuerZos por recon
ouistar 81 Independence. "Antes de
oue cyiS.iera Austria. dice Pala2ky,
Bohemia va aXistia. y cuando Austria
hava deiado de eXist;r. Bohemia aun
vivira".
y no solamente para Europa. Sino
para TODD cl munGo tienc "ran SlGni-
ficacioA cl resurgimiento de! kstado
che~co-slovaco. porque ante TODD scra
una efectiva harrcra contra d am3l-
ci6n ]a!eraana. Los checo$ son en-
roaiitad. Ia cuna anti-alemana mas oc
ciGental Por mas de mil amos cl!os
han !uchado contra los alcmaAeS.
E,sto los ha erdurecido Y los ha en-
scnado como de~fenderSe & 81 mis-
mos.
IL E,stado checo-slovaco no sara
uno dc los mas ]reuUcnos de Europa,
puosto cue 10 forma1ju las llamadaS
there's de IA corona de Bohemia,
Mcravia Y Siberia. ' dc ~SioTaqula. en-
II parte Nortc de Hungria. 10 cuai
mace que - ce~ritrrio sea CUatro We
COS maver uuv 81 de BGigica, con
una pohIac:on d. ir.,t = cat"r"e MI
lon".-es;o dcp,r!c 4" COM" dispon-
gar les nuevos h~acedor"s del mapa
de Europa de las pcGucRas macdonald
daQez. 10: chccos ' ioS s~lovacos 81
man ccrca de dicz milloncs, ror 10
Que q Huevo ESraGo ser& 81 octave
en- Europa. pcr - extension, hablcn-
10 Gicciruove mas peGueNoS.
Los aSunros dei pueblo checo-slova-
co en- Sis r~elnciones cNteriorcs. dn-
rantc Ia nrescrtc guerra por SUI indie
ncrdcrcia. fucron dirigidoS por c!
Console Nacionai choco-S2ovaco. que
iticne su ~rcsidencia en- Paris. y sucur
| sales en- LondrcS, PetroGrado. Ro-
ma. Washington : Nucva York. Fl
C~onscio cs. dc hccho. cI &obierno
provisional del future Estado checo-
s~loracc. pero hasta ahora Il funci"-
nc> . han Emitado n ~cicrci:o Y a ias
rc~laciorcs cNlcrlorcS.
Las dcliberdcioncs : Geclslore> del
CcnSoio NacionaI checo-s!ovaco han
s;do casi CT su totalidad ~ir@piradas
" llevadas q la 7ractica por Ia INTEL
rencia Y fucr2a &c voluntah de un So
10 hor4h~c. CT PrcSiicutc Doctor To-
MA, g. MaSa~yk. autor. crrdito. 81
l;o. f;losofo. e,tadiSta Y fundador del
Par+ido ProgrnSiSta ~ Bohemia. :!
| Professor M!as:rvk r-tablccio en- Paf7
ci Com!lt Reru!ucionar!o Chrcho-s!o-
"aro. mas trrdc organize en Russia,
de entire los prlsloNerOs jc guerra,
ur ciercito lie SuS pajSanos. dc cerca
dc ~cincucnta mil uombres. Tai eS
eli nuclco del n@evo famoso ciercitu
chcco-sloraco. que la surgi@o lie en-
ltr" las brurlaS d. Ia gran "ucrra. Y
uIe scra cl sGlido cimiento sobre et
cual Sc fundara cl Hucvo frcnTc oricn-
ia! contra Alemania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Undergarments for Cool Weather
Muslins and Flannellets, Special Prices

1IGHTDRESSEs In styles appropriate
for cooler weather and Of suitable fabrics cambric the
4 cozy fanneets and outing Hannes substantial mus
FIannenet Nighfdresses sl9S, s7.2S 1928
Good quality, simple models, yoke styles with hem
stitching and some pajama style with frogs
FIannehet Pajan,as, SI.96 to $2o8
One and two piece models blue and pink stripes The
at $225, $3.50, $2ss
FlanneIiet Boomers csc
special vaue stripes and plain colors, blue pink and
~n''e Flannenet underpettcoats 69e. TO 1928
Pink and blue stripes and all white.
Extra Size Nightdresses SI9S, S225, 1928
Neatly made of striped fannelets.
Muslin Nightdresses, $685. $7.z5, 1928
hemstching Also these prices long
Envelope Chenses, 9Sc., $685. SI.9S
NalnSoOk and pink batlSte; assorted styles.
Lingerie Nightdresses $I.98
White nainsook and pink batiste low neck styles
Of decoration with aces styles in Also Night
dresses Of crepe pink white sipon Styles simply
Maids Aprons, 98c, SI.25 SI98
Lawn, with bibs, assorted Styles all good values
Maids Aprons,
Lawn, without bbs, assorted styles.
Aprons, Reduced to soc. to SI.98
About hundred Aprons in all, with and without bib
Guiding some very handsome models.
SUken Envelope Chemises, 1928
Crepe de Chine and satin, assorted styles with
broidery in color and hemstitching; lace trimmed
Wash Satin Boomers, 1928
Full size, garter finish; all pink.
SHken Nighfdresses. $4.96
Crepe de Chine deep bodice band shoulder straps
~ Envelope Chemises S498
Crepe de Chine or satn dainty models excellent
Philippine Ni9hfdresses 54.98
Hand embroidered in patterns, beautiful and
effective. $500
Porto Rico Nightdresses, $3.50
Hemtched and embroidered by square neck modes
French and Philippine Lingerie Reduced
DISCONTINUED styles mostly single pieces Also some pieces
OF slken LINGERIE included at prices much lessened
Second Floor Livingston nj Bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT
Sale of Untrira1ned
Hats, Special at $3.50

n beaver or Of beaver Combined with; is' ha tl
tiers plush in an extremely popular fashion,
Some have brims of beaver and hatters' plush
crowns very effective style
"A number of the Hats are covered with velvet
$3.50. - 'N''' a.
Shapes include turbans, Continentals, roll sail
ors, mushrooms, straight sailors, ETC., in medium
sizes chiefly, some large sizes.
Black principally, but some Of the wanted
colors are included especially in the velvet Hats
Second Floor Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
40-inch Black and C0l0red
Crepe de Chine, Special, $1.98

a large assortment of all silk, 4O-inch Crepes
de Chine in evening and street shades, including
ivory, pink, navy and black. A very special value
at $lo8 yard.
4O-Inch Black and Coiored Crepe Meteor at IS
Crepe Meteor is Of the favorite silk fabrics for
autumn and winter and this fine quality is particularly
smart. All pure silk, 40 inches wide
36-Inch All SILK Washable Satin, $l.75
White and fesh-pink only; regular So value, but
only limited quantity Would be a bargain at two
dollars yard.
40-Inch Black and Colored Satin Charu,euse
$3.50 and 1898
Rich lustrous quality of Costume Satin Charmeuse
all silk and 40 inches wide. Newest fall shades.
40-inch Black and Colored Georgeffe Crepe, $3.50
Standard quality all pure silk, in large range of
colors and black. The price must go to 50.
40.lnch Printed Georgette Crepe, $3.50 to $5.4S
Exclusive and artistic designs The latest creations
in the combination of coors
35-fnCh All SILK C0iored Costume Satin, $3.50
beautiful quality of Dress Satin in the new fall
colors for afternoon and evening
So and 40 Inch SILK Remnants, rs to $3.50
Silks Store Main Floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Too Late for the Sale $50 Mems Suits
Same Grade-Same Price-S37.5O

BECAUSE THESE SUITS arrived
1hey repeat every feature of
higher
many fine
there
to
M aue
Mems $3.50 Blanket Robes $685.
Of
A' ~ "~ 70 wa -"""1-
All full
lat waist
withc choice ofjaquard
q IS 8 ands1o
Soft cuff Shirts al sand
sL65
nmade over
Fancy ekwe
eAa'0 Aui"-oo"" atacneo a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
$7.95 Duvet Superior $3.50 a Yard

A Fashionable Fabric for Coats and Suits
very unusual happening limited
the
which have been selling
Duve Superior of the fashionable
finish Thor
navy
One of number things Loeser Dress ods
Store tomo
.coFl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
81 to SO Gold Brooches, %.73

CHANCE beautiful gift low price that not
~ likely again before the holidays.
ticuary handsome, giving the effect higher values
at very reasonable price
half styles gold ten karat fancy lace
work Designs yet substantial effect gallery sides and safety
catches ''
Mostly oval obong shapes genuine pearls and
taton coored stones sapphires, rubies amehysts
Bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
165 Fur Collar Coats
$35 Made to Sell at $50 to SIS

Collars Of selected SEAL styles and new coatinps
of excellent Standard tailored
and service combined velou and other
cloths of the weghtless warmth type Browns
Pekn, navy and black.
ulton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Two Purchase-Sales of Fine Blouses

Handsome OeOrgeffe
$500 Values $II TO S7
$I05 Values $2.75 to $3.50
Yacape a
casually New York this
Ge0roeffe Creme Values to ST. at $500
Extremely smart
6vea ltogehe
A Of
ithslfco an
soutach
A front 4 is and
Other Models
haveu ronts front
ndlaedg neck
with andem
andf
Nonese D, none m o telephone orders
SITS $3.50 BI0uses at SI95
A
to
n in
tucks ande
omeh
Nonee ntC Z, o telephone orders
Second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Japanese Bead Necklaces
s5 Inches IN Length
Special Value at SOC

A MONC the less expensive Necklaces those
n of Japanese Beads are most popular, and
n there is special demand for the 25-inch
length.
Tomorrow we offer very pretty collection Of
Japanese Bead Necklaces, all in 25-nch length,
and at SOC.
The beads are in oval shape and are graduated
from the large center bead to the smaller sizes,
finished with gold-plate spring ring. Colors in
clude pink, amber, peachblow, French blue, jade
and turquoise
Novelty Jswelry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
$1.98 Table Damask, 81 Yard

Linen finished Table Danask in floral patterns
Less than todays wholesale price.
sz25 Table Damask, SITS Yard
Part linen and part cotton Damask, floral pat
terms.
$3.50 Napkins, IS
Linen hemstitched luncheon Napkins in stripe
patterns. Main Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09

Included many makers samples and from
stocks that shall not be able replace for
prices The Coats include wanted fabric every
and wanted style Many of kind in the
number fur trimmed.
High standard of the full grade tn
finest American and fabrics Bovas peachbloom silver
fortuna cloths sverp worsted ustrola cloth sued
velours, Scotch and English mixtures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09

New Models "Loeser Special"
Corsets at $1.50 to $3.45
ORSETS made following the lines Of the new
Silhouette Of good Materials prety trimmed look
more than their extremely moderate Nine models
in all. - ~
Were they bnght the prices trecaing today they eyoud
haze TO be sold at 81 to IS
Made Of fancy pink brocade and novelty cloths heavy white
cou etc Well boned figures with elastic
wastbands some with elastic sides All prely
have carriers attached -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Washable Fabric Gloves
5000 Pairs in a Sale at &c

MART looking and extremely
shed washable fabric that will give good aunders
~ easily q handkerchief
Twocasp style, white stitched backs
color,
Very special value and c. O. d.
mail or telephone orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Women's $12 Lace Boots at $7.45


thento for few
turns esof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT
)OKLYN ADVERTISEMENT

Unparalleled Values in
Hosiery and Underwear
For Men, Women and Children
Buy for all your winters needs, for these prices
cannot be maintained when these special stocks have
been distributed.
Mems Shirts and Drawers
sI.s9, Values sI.75 TO $3.50
Natural gray medium weight worsted
$3.50, Value 81
Natural gray winter weight merino.
SI98, Value So
Natural gray medium winter weight fine worsted.
S2.25, Special Value
Collins" fine winter weight natural gray mer1no.
$3.50, Excellent Value
Winsted Hosiery Co." fine winter weight natural
$3.50, Superior Quality
very superior winter weight natural gray merino.
Mems Union Suits That FIT
$1.6e Unusual Value Fine ribbed winter weight
cotton.
$2.25, Very Special Heavy winter weight merino-
finished cotton Suits, slightly Aeeced
$780, Special Values. Fine ribbed natural gray
merino-fnished cotton Suits.
W0men's Separate Garments
Values to SIPS, at &c. to 79c
sec. Light weight cotton VESTS, regular and extra
4ec. Fleeced shaped long sleeve VESTS
7se; Superior quality medium weight ribbed cotton
VESTS; knee length DRAWERS to match.
Women's Combination Suits
800, Values to 81. Medium weight cotton Suits.
band tops, ankle length; regular Sizes
SLIP, Special Medium weight cotton Suits with
soft fleeing, In all the wanted styles; regular and
extra sizes.
Mer0de Hand-Finished
Underwear
for and children; medium and heavy weights in
cotton, merno and sk-and-wool, including Vests
Tights and Combination Suits.
Women's separate gar Chldren's separate gar
ments, csc to 81 ments Csc to 81 .s5.
Womens Combination Chldren's Union Suits,
Merode Hand Finished Suits,
Values to $3.50, at $3.50
Merode hand finished Combination Suits for women,
of skateen and cotton, and woolandsik and cotton
andwool Low neck sleeveless knea ankle length
regular and extra sizes. Not all sizes every STYLE
but all sizes represented in the lot.
None c. O. D., reserved for mail telephone
W0men's Stockings
29c. Values to 79c. Black, white colored cotton
and isle; black cotton with unbleached split feet.
900, Values Soc Black, white and colored silk
Isle and cotton; black cotton with unbleached split
feet
&c. Values to 75c. Black white and balbrggan full
fashioned cotton; black, white and colored scanned
back silk isle
Won1en's SILK Stockings
Special at ST. Fine gagged hber-silk Stockings, IN
black, white and coors
$1.35. Fine Richeeu ribbed thread silk and fine
gagged fbersk Stockings.
Sass. Specially good quality thread silk Stockings
lustrous and fine gagged in black, white and colors.
AND and Gh hTsn 9s Main
Mems Underwear FL Elm Piso<
SUPERIOR $3.50 a Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
So Suits at SIS
Values 500 to SIPS

special capture of less than hundred Suits but all Of them
of the highest class and exceptional
trimmed with fur all in the Styles jacket lengths from
IS to 40 inches Innings Of handsome silks.
Both trimmed and plain tailored Styles belted belted
with collars including the high coker type of
vet self fabric Some braided Every
wanted fabric including finest veours sung chevrona
de laine tinseltone, peachboom,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09

Special at 81. Fine gagged fbersik Stockings, in
black, white and coors
$135. Fine Richelieu ribbed thread silk and fine
gauged fibersilk Stockings
Sass. Specially good quality thread silk Stockings
lustrous and fine gagged in black, white and colors
Momen,s and Chiidren's Hosiery. Main Center.
Wonens Floor Bond
Underwear Hosiery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
CUT GLASS SPECIALS

FOT The IHanKSgTVI1g Table
CPECIALY FINE VALUES help to make the Thanks
giving board brilliant and inviting give truly
~ appearance with but small outlay.
These values unusual, indeed only
Thanksgiving purchase buying Christmas Gifts
for there but small likelihood
available in a month!
$5.98 Celery Trays at 1898
Fine large pieces of heavy clear crystal cut in
design combining flowers and deep inter cutting
would be entirely unexpected by people
$4.98 Relish Dishes at 1898
Relish Dishes divided into compartments with sparkling
design Of flowers deeply blank
have "punty-cut" handles. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-09
Mer0de Hand-Finished Suits,
Values to $3.50. at $3.50
W0men's STOCKINGS

29c. Values to 39c Black white and colored cotton
and Isle; black cotton with unbleached split feet.
800, Values to SOC. Black white and coored silk
Isle and cotton; black cotton with unbeached split
feet.
&c. Values to 75c Black white and balbriggan full
fashioned cotton; black, white and coored scanned
back silk Isle.