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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-19
UN oBRERo GoLPEADo

Fatriciano Montafez, de cuarensa
aAos, natural de Guaynabo, fue curado
en- la sala de socorro de una herida in
elsa superficial de cuatro centimetros
en- la region hipotenar dc la mano de-
recha. Dijo que fus producida con up
feje de una GAIA, trabajando en- ell niue
lie nllmero dos.
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PoE AcoMETIMIENTo Y AGGRESSION

El fiscal seiior Diaz Collazo present6
una dcnuncia contra el policia insular
JOSS A. Lopez, quien acometi6 y agre-
di6 al 'chauffeur' Henry Seaton en-
la plaza de 'Baldoriosy de Castro j.,
produci6ndole.u una confusion, de la cue
fu@ curado en- la sala de socorro.
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PoR ABUso DE coNFIANzA

A Rafael MARTINEZ Narsnjo, de Puer=
to Gle TERRA, lie fue confado por Vic
tor Manuel Cott I'm cuadro aleg6rico,
esculpido y pintado, valorado en- Gin
cusn'vs dolares, para llevarselo al IL
canciSdo Huyke y dispuso de 6l. FL
jres Santos lie impuso vointe y cinco
d6.ares de multa.
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FOR EsCANDALosos

carmeIo Cruz y Juan Cruz, fueron ne-
vados al Tribunal, porque alteraron la
paz en- ell barrio dc ''Melilla'', Santur-
&C, EN- rifia que scstuvieron, de La que
resul'@ Carmelo, con varias contusiones
en- la cara. Ell juez Santos impuso dos
d6lares cada uno.
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AUx1LIo MuTUo
OLA IL.

OLA II.
ENTRADAS.-Ram z. Fernandez,
jose P. Garcia, JESUS A. Pena, Ramon
R. Alarcon, Narciso @. Diaz, Bias G,
Andino, Ramon d. Melendez, jose G..
'Dieppa, Generoso M. Perez, secundino
B. Ruiz, Agustin F. Colon, Rafael L.
Santana y Salvador A. Rogue.
sALIDAs.z-Antonio M. Mendez y
Emilio G. Conde.
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EsTup1os coMERc1ALEs

Garantizamos ensefar por correo por
dos d6lares mensuales: Curse de Tene-
dor de Libros, So; Curse Complete de
Contabilidad Mercantil, $18; Curse Ia
quigrafia Gregg 0 Pitman, $14. Mande
selios pidiendo informes de la Fajardo
Commercial and Language School, San
Juan. Advt
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POR ACoMETIMIENTo Y
AGGRESSION.

La policia de San Lorenzo arrest6 a
Luis Urrusia, por acometimiento agrc
sion. Urrutia, en- estado de embriaguez,
agredi6 a Rafael Davila, producisndole
una herida en- la cabeza.
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MUY IMPORTANTE

va puedc usted obtener retratos de
arte vtsitando la Fotografia Ferreras,
San Francisco AZ. El senior Ferreras lie
atendera .personalmente. Advt.
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PARA. DELINEANTE

Don j. M. Fernandez ha sido nom
brado delineante en- La Division de Edi-
ficios Ptiblicos del Deparaamento del In
terror, con Ell haber annual de $500. sien-
do este nombramiento de caracter tenn
porero
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NAcIM1ENTos

Teresa Santiago Roman, Francisco Co
lon Mejias, Armando Pizarro Negron,
Jose Leon Fernandez y Claudio Rengel
Rengel.
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FOR JUGAR A Lo PRoEIB1Do

Fausto Cruz y Juan Casado fucron
levados ante Ell Tribunal, porque Sc
dedicaban juegos prohibidos. Ell juez
Santos impuso dos d6lares a cada uno.
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INFORMATION GENERAL
LA LLEGADA DEL ANTONIO
LOPEZ ez 4s

FL vapor Antonio Lopez, que salid
de San Juan hace varios dias, lego a
Cadiz ell dia trece.
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DEEUNc1oNEs

Juan Cruz, Santana Lanzo Osorio y
Eernardiio Delgado.
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ESPECTACULOS

CINE TRES BANDERAs. --Estreno dc
Ia cinta comica, por Ell Gordito, I'm
'el hogsr del Gordito''. 'saf
Y la totabilsima cinta en- cinco par
tes 'El Detective de la.Mon. ana in
terprctada por Douglas Fairbanks.
CINE LUNA Matinee v noche Elk
traordinario drama en- seis actos .titu-
lado ROSA de Fango" por Priscilla
Dean y 'Ciento por Ciento'' comica
en- un acto. ~
CINE NORMA. Estreno de la novcla
de Alfonso Daudet, titulada "Safo",
por Pauline Frederick, y la comedia
"Gordito en- Coney Isiand''.
CINE PUERTO RICO "Primavera Y
O,ono', por Frank Keenan,, un estre-
no, la comedia por ell celebre Luquitas
Lucas en- Siberia.
TEATRO BELIOGRAPH.- episc-
dios IL y IL de la magnific& serie MA
ciste Libertador-', ultimos episodios
TEATEO vARIEDADES. Jorge NJ. Co
han en- la sin igual production La Ca
sa de muchas Iaves''.
CINE REAL.-Antonio Moreno en- 'El
Precio de la Locura'' en- c;nco actos
marca Vitagraph y una graciosa come
dia en- dos actos.
A VIDA AENELPUERTO
INFORME OFFICIAL DE LA ADUANA
Mov1MIENTO DE. BARCoS DURAN
TIE LAS ULTIMAS CUARENTA Y
ocHo HoRAs
LLEGADAS A SAN JUAN.
El vapor Helen, con carga, de New
York.
Ell "Coamo', con carga, dc Nueva
York.
LLEGADAS A PONCE.
La goleta MARY H. Hirtle'', con
carga de Halifax.
LLEGADAS A. HUMACAO.
Ell vapor "Aguila", en- lastre, dc
Santo Domingo.
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REMEsADo DE BAYAMoN
Sues. de San Miguel Hnos. $500
Sues. de Manuel Perez y Co., $500
Pablo Lavandero, 1000
Jose Barroso, 500
Jose Mendez, 500
Lavandero Y Co., 500
L. Felid Hijos, 500
Martina Hermanos, 500
Ricardo Vcla e Hijos, 500
Ramos Hermanos, 500
Segura y Lopez, 500
Viejo Hermanos, 500
Juan Orraca, 200
Juan Gonzalez, 200
Eeoncio Llaneza, 200
Ramon Cdmara, 200
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CARTA ALBERTA

Juana Diaz, Is Gle 1ioviembre.
Sr. don Santiago Negroni,
Yauco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-19

Continda la Sanidad realizando
una intensa activa campaha en- pro
del saneamiento yslinpieza.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Para las ViCtimdS de las
i1undaCiOneS en- ESpana
EsTADo DE LA. CUEsTAcIoN I'M
CIADA POE Ell CONSUL IN
TERINO, DON JOSE M.
... . LOMBA,
REMESADO DE BAYAMON

suma anterior, $1l.26s.OO
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Marcelina coto, por escandalo. Ab-
creIAn
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FL Comite Unionista anuncia para
esta noche una reunion importante,
en- la cual seran tratados ksuntos
de gran interes para el partido.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-26

to learn first is the putt. There is
much in this because about As per
cent of the strokes made in a round
are taken on the putting green and
the putting stroke is entirely unre-
lated to any other stroke in golf.
While working out my own game l
soon realized that II 1 expected
to develop a consistent and reliable
golf game 1 must learn to systematic
my shots, making all as nearly alike
as possible. With certain general
principles governing stance and grip
following this theory have been able
to work out a consistent gamer My
drives are sufficiently long and my
iron shots are under good control.
And, therefore think that my theory
in regard to- the practice Of these
shots Is correct.
System FnIIs on Putt
BY closely relating them was able
to obtain given results. with the small
est expenditure of effort. I tried to
carry out this idea with the putt and
failed, for try as I might nothing I
had learned in the use of wooden clubs
or irons brought results on the putt
| ing green. Trying to relate the putt
resulted in years of unintelligent prac-
tice. for the putting stroke cannot be
brought within the carefully systema-
tized method Of my play.
All the other strokes belong togeth-
er. In fact, they are merely modifica-
lions of one stroke. But when man
reaches the green he might as we'll
\ forget every stroke he has used be-
tween the tee and that spot. There
| fore, think II better to learn this I'M
related stroke first. Start without any
preconception as to grip and stance
shall discuss putting in detail in later
] articles
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-26

Al ~ays, however.
the teacher and
pupil keep in mind
the idea that the
drive is the foun-
dation stroke Of
the game. This
manner of instruc-
ton has b e e n
adopted. I think,
because the tee
shot is the first
shot OF the game,
and the general
thought seems to
be to take the
clubs in the order
in which they are
used on the course.
1t makes a man
feel that he Is ad-
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Ribbons

All Ribbon Remnants; u to "a
yard pieces of Ribbons of all
kinds and colors in widths from
u to inches and worth from SC
to 75c a yard-your choice Rem
D na5t J price
exc, SIC and 1Oc Lingerie Rib
bons in white, light blue and
some pink-while they last A.
Remnant Day, per yard. 80. II
1Oc and 121zc fancy embroidered
Ribbons, II and 1-inch widths
on sale Remnant E
Day ~
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Skill In Putting.

The average golf professional takes
his pupil out to the practice ground
for his first lesson and places driver
in his hands. The instructor knows
that the wooden club is a hard one
for the beginner and that frequently
he is unable by its use to get the ball
into the air When that is the case.
the instructor, knowing that sending
the ball into the air is the greatest JOY
OF the beginning golfer, substitutes the
midiron for the driver, for almost any
one can hit the ball. at least OCCASION
nllv- with that club.
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CottOns: Linens

All Remnants of Wash Goods; use
full short lengths of Ginghams.
Shirtings and Percales-all to be
I closed d out I1st Remnant price
I'D to csc Lawns and Batistes; very
choice patterns and colorings-
out go the last of them 101~
Remnant Day at, per yd. AH2S
soc Batistes, VoIles and Flaxons;
the 36- and 4O-inch widths in
very pretty floral and striped
patterns; some plain Voiles. too
out go the last of them 90
Remnant Day at, per yard GO~
soc Long Cloth; the s2inch width,
medium weight. soft-finish; es-
pecially desirable for children's
Slips and undergarments- Or
on sale Remnant Day -. AOC
s5c checked and barred Dimity;
the 27-inch width for children's
dresses, aprons and the 90
like-per yard .-........ HO$
soc Nurses Linen; the 40-inch
width, extra fine quality that
looks like linen and wears and
launders SO well, AZ
per yard 1OS
soc 'Dixie' Lawn; a very fine.
sheer, unen-I1nlSned Lawn AoI
waists, dresses and handker-
chiefs-on sale Rem AZ
nant Day xO$
S1.OO white gnberdlne Skirtings; the
36-inch width in striped patterns
priced 70 close Remnant co.
Day .VOC
35c part-linen Crash; the 1S-inch
natural color; very absorbent
and serviceable-per %
yard A@S&
1Sx36-inch bleached Huck Towels;
good, serviceable, absorbent ones
very special %
values Observation-Disclosures. LII
75c merccriZcd Table Damask; the
5s-inch bleached in very CO.
choice patterns-per yard. W.
Main FIoor-PelIetIer's
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the time when he can play each shot
as needed in a round, beginning with
a tee shot and ending with the putt
that may or may not send the ball into
the hole.
Putting Stroke Different.
Some doubter once upon a time ven
tured the suggestion that the stroke
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-26
Footwear

A small lot OF women's Pumps and
Oxfords: small sizes, only-out
- they go Remnant IN
Day at. i sVV
Up to $3.50 high class Pumps OF
patent and black kid with hand
turned soles; can be worn under
Spats-on sale Remnant A AZ
WOmen's Pumps and Oxfords of
fine white canvas with turned
soles-on special sale TX
Remnant Day. ....... 1s6J
Up to $500 Oxfords and Pumps of
snow-white Reignskin A Or
with turned or welt .soles tsHJ
ChiIdren's and girls 1918 and $4.25
OxfOrds of black kid and calf.
and of brown calf; sizes up to 2
priced to close Rem 90
nant Day. .............l 100
End FIoOr-PeIletier's
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SPORTNOTES
GETS 21O-LB. TACKLE
Bearg's Blues VIII Be Strengthened by
Star From Eudora.

mainstay In the Washburn attack this
year. Frank Terrell. 21O-pound tackle
from Eudora. has signified his inten-
ton of entering the Blue school this
fall and II Is probable that he will
form the point OF the off tackle wedge
which folds up the opponents line.
In addition TO Terrell Coach Elmer
f. BearE has announced that a goodly
number OF high school athletes are
coming to school this fall and will try
for places on the Ichabod varsity.
Also twenty-six letter men will be
Baek IN the, moleskin. Bearg is an
tieipating a championship season.
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COrsets
Neckwear

Up to s1.2S Neckwcar; Collars.
Vestees and Dress Sets of sheer
organizes. batistes and Swisses.
prettily embroidered or trimmed
with dainty leces: slightly soiled
and therefore to be closed 40
out Remnant Day at. -. fOC
Up to $500 fancy Bead Necklaces
"A small lot to close out IN
Remnant Day at. ....... ~
Main F1oor-PelIetie-'s
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Infants Wear

Small lots of flannel Skirts, hand
made Dresses and muslin Skirts
in Infants and 1-year size: slight
ly soiled and therefore to be
closed out at just "A price.
75c to $3.50 flannel Skirts-on sale
Bs1 J price
$500 to $3.50 hand made Dresses
on sale Remnant V1rioo
Day ... z PAACO
soc to 75c muslin Skirts-on sale
B Bs%nan' J price
Little Tots 15c Hose Supporters;
the 2-year size-on sale H.
Remnant Day ....... I H
end F1oor-PeIIetier's
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Mems Wear

sec Socks; good. serviceable. white
cotton ones; all sizes-specially
priced for Remnant 90
Day ..s..-...-. XIV
$500 E. & w. Shirts; the soft cuff
style of excellent quality 4 20
striped percales; all sizes. 4sOO
csc Wash Neckties; the four-in-
hand style of Standardization ma
ssFlsl i. woven striped 124c
$500 Pajamas of plain white Sol
settle and plain white striped per-
Gales priced to close co
Remnant Day .......... 4sUO
$3.50 athletic Union Suits; the
Sexton" of novelty weave striped
material: sizes SO, 20 and 42-a
small lot to close out m
Remnant Day ...... xsVV
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Silks: WOOIens

All the remnants of Silks and
Woolens, OF most all kinds; waist
lengths and a few children's
dress lengths-all on sale Rem
9 5nss, Day at J price
Up to $3.50 fancy Silks; 36-inch
plain and fancy Poplins and a
few fancy striped Messalines;
suitable for Innings, petticoats,
kimonos and the like--out 20 the
last of them Remnant Day TE
at, per yard. ............ ~
Up to $3.50 aIl-siIk FouIards; the
S6-inch width. very good quality
priced to close REM IN
nant Day. ......... x.JU
Up to $3.50 aH-silk MessaIInes;
quite a variety of light and dark
color patterns to choose 4 En
from-per yard. ....... xsJV
Regular $3.50 Twill FouIards; the
40-inch width in very choice pat
terms on white and dark grounds
out go the last of them 4 Cn
Remnant Day at. ... lug
Min F1oor-Pelletier's
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Draperies

Lace Curtains; all the half, one and
two pair lots of up to $500 and
even $1,000 Lace Curtains will be
closed out Remnant / v1r;oo
Day at just. ....... " PAANC
This Is a rare bargain for the one
who needs one or two pairw of
Curtains-come early for first
choice.
All the remnants of Drapery
Goods; short lengths of Curtain,
Nets, Cretones, Silkolines. Mad
rases and other Drapery Fabrics
all to be closed out IL r1r;oo
at just. ....... " PAA NC
Ice colored border Swiss; the yard
wide, very good quality IN
ON sale Remnant Day. lVC
35c figured FiIet Nets; the sO-inch
in white and the natural color
"a rare bargain at our %
Remnant Day price Of. -. ZJC
45c FIIet BobInctte; the 3s-inch
width in the popular ivory color
ON sale Remnant Day 90
at, per yard .......a.. ZOC
All Wayne Cedar Wardrobe Bars
ranging in price from soc 10
sa aisT p s Will be ON on :. 1927 off
9Th FToor--Pelletiersa
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Notions

CSC Auto Wells; figured patterns
with elastic edge ......... Ice
&c Wire Hair Pins. ...........lG
35c CoIored Elastic. Csc
$50 'Hickory" Skeleton Waists;
large sizes .............--5 SOC
SC Safety Pins. ......3 for 1OG
100 Black Head Pins with needle
points ................. .4c
1Oc Kid Curriers' .-............5c
Hooks and Eyes. ...........-.1G
IOc Crochet Ball Holders. Sc
Dnrnlng Cotton 5 balls 1Oc
faHc and 15c fancy Pearl But
tons .............. 1Oc
SC Bone Hair Pins. ...2 for Sc
Main FIoor-PeIIetier's
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Boys Wear

25c soft Collars; sizes IL to IA in
white and colors-a small lot to
close out Remnant IN
Boys $1.O0 BIouses of plain blue
bingham: sport and collar at
tached styles-while they CO.
last Remnant Day ......V OC
gee NeclxtieS for boys; both four
finland and string styles of good
quality silks-a small lot to O.
close out Remnant Day at. CC
Boys $500 khaki BIouses with at
tached collar; sizes to IA years
m Da~ sale Remnant 160
$3.50 Shirts with collars attached;
sale sihs' Remnant as n a%f Day 1sr0n 1893
Boys 500 khaki Pants in sizes
to years-to be closed IN
out Remnant Day .......l &c
End F1oor-PeIIetIer's
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Wells

A small lot of chiffon Auto Wells
and dotted chenille Drape Wells
in all colors-out go the last of
them Remnant Day at ! T0v.ioo
just .-...........
Main FIoor-Pelletier's
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Wednesday: Remnant Day at Pelletiers
-cze0Y141g the decks for Fall!

All the remnants all the small lots all the odd lots and all
the SURPRISES every section of this great storthey ALL
included in this Remnant Day Sale at price reductions most
drastic, indeed
Those interested in economzng will make it point to be
hand bright and early in the morning for this storewide
ancusive final Remnant Day Sale
affords most exceptional opportunities to supply present
and future needs at most decided SAVINGS!
No phone mail orders Remnant Day items please
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Mondays Baseball Games.
National League.

National League.
At Philadelphia: r.
Cincinnati ..................O0 2 600 50o-7
Batteries-Rine. R;ucther and wingo; G.
Smith and Tragesser.
Pittsburgh New York, postponed; wet
grounds.
st. Louis-BroOklyn. postponed; rain.
Boston Chicago, postponed; rain.
American League.
At Chicago: R.
New YORK .......'.....-.'''-0O 00 II 000-3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and RTef ~ Raglan
Lowdermllk, James and Schalk.
Boston st D..to 900 ooa OIL p
Detroit ;o10 o. 90 Oo2T 10 o
Ayers. Love. Cunningham and Ainsmith.
At Cleveland: RHE
Cleveland ............o11 i6i O2'-12 II o
BatteEies-Kinn e 80, Jo6ns SHo and Nc
At st. Louis: RHE.
Washington 900 001 O02- 3 0
Batteries-shaw. johnson and Picinich /;
shocker and SEVERED.
Western League.
At Joplin-wichita, 4, 0, 4; Joplin, s.,
- At i0 Oklahoma city-Tulsa. 6. 0. /; Okla
| homa City, 5, :. 5. (Ten innings.l
At Sioux C!ty.Des Moines, Z. Q, O.;
At st. Joseph-omaha-s st. Joseph game
postponed; wet grounds.
American Association.
| At st. Paul: r. Fl. f..
ST Paul ............ .0l0 900 OO1- ? 6
Batteries-Haines and La Longe; Hall,
NiehAus and Hargrave.
At Columbus: r. II. E.
| Indianapolis ......-..0 o3 900 OIL 10
Columbus 200 900 600 8
Batteries-Hill and Leary; Lambeth,
Hortsman and Wagner.
At Minneapolis: r. II. z.
Milwaukee ........... 200 010 10 .
Minneapolis ......... .O23 ITO To- II
Batteries-Phillips and Lees; Schauer
and Henry.
At Toledo: R. Fl. E.
Louisville ........... 200 900 000- IL Z
Toledo .......--..-...2O I'D III IL IL
Batteries-Stewart, Long and kocher I;
Brady and Kelley.
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Handkerchiefs

Women's S5c colored border Hand
kerchiefs Of fine linen and sheer
lawn-just II price, I'LL
Remnant Day, each. 2C
Women's Csc 2-tone novelty Hand
kerchiefs with embroidered cor
ners-on sale Remnant To-
Day. OO
Mems 15c Handkerchiefs of fine
white cambric-on sale En-
Remnant Day. g for OOO
Mems Csc fast color Tape bor- q.
der Handkerchiefs for. xOS
Main F1oor-PeIIetier's
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Fancy Work

Zoe an0 15c Crochet CottOn-small
lots and odds and ends to be
closed out Remnant Day,
per ball ..............- SC
SC d. NJ. G. Embroidery Floss; an
odd lot of colors and shades-to
be closed out Remnant
Day ......... - skefns ~
soc anc csc stamped Collar Bags.
Tie Racks and Whisk Broom
holders, embroider them o.
now for Christmas-choice. OJC
Up to $3.50 ready made, round Pill
low Covers of colored poplins,
satins and silk finished materials
priced to close Remnant En-
Day OON
End F10or-Pelletier's
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Toilet Goods

CSC Nine. Ise'bclI's Talcum Pow
der; Rose and Violet. 15G
SOC Face Powder; white, only Csc
500 Miro Dena Face Astring-
cnt soc
S1.OO Bonita Toilet Water; Rose,
Lilac and Bouquet Marie. CSC
15c Tooth Brushes; fine bristles but
slightly soiled .............7N
soc Odol Mouth Wash. 25f
soc Hair Brushes; solid backs and
good bristles 49,. .20e
Main Floor-PelIefier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-26

Boston Chicago. postponed; rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-26
Underwear

Underwear
75c Corset Covers of white and
flesh color nainsook and wolfe
with Filet lace yokes--a small lot
to close out Remnant IN.
Women's soc Union Suits of fine
ribbed flesh color cotton with
shell or, cuff knee--on sale S0~
Remnant Day ...........O wv
Women's s1.25 and $1.35 Union
Suits OF fine elastic ribbed cotton;
the lace knee style with 90
band tops wv
Women's $3.50 Union Suits of very
fine quality mercerized cotton;
both the shell and the cuff knee
style with band 129
tops = eAO
Girls soc Union Suits Of fine ribbed
cotton: the lace knee style with
beaded top; sizes IL to IA years
a small lot to close out 90
Remnant Day at ......... ~
End FIoor-Pelletler's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-26
Blankets

Sample Blankets; fine cotton ones,
wool-finish, wool-and-cotton and
all-wool-a few pairs left to close
out Remnant Day II off
And the people who buy Blankets
now at this most decided saving,
will certainly congratulate them
selves along in November and
December.
Main F1oOr-Pelletier's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-26

At Philadelphia: R.
SinSlnhati .-......s.-.... wv ~ go
EnlaQelpul0 .OOO lOO <UO-i
Batteries-Ring. Ruether and Wingo; G.
Smith and Tragesser.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-26

Pittsburgh York, postponed; wei
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-26

St. LOuis-Brooklyn. postponed; rain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-26
The Annual
Advance Sale
of Furs

Tuesday, Sept. End
Our own magnificent reg
ular stock of Furs and Mr..
Lewellyn's sample line will
be on sale at decided reduc-
tons from regular prices,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-26

All Remnants of Wash Goods; use
full short lengths of Ginghams,
Shirtings and Percales-all to be
closed out Remnant ! nrico
Day at Just .....1 PANO
The Newark journal., 1919-08-28
Couldn't Go Without Pipe.

"Foree Of habit is wonderful
thing said Lewiston girl. Now, my
father smokes pipe. Smokes q great
deal, and then when he is going away
or anything his pipe Is his first con-
sideration. Some time ago there was
fire In the neighborhood In the mid
die of the night
Father was out of bed with the
first stroke of the alarm and rushed
downstairs. Mother and were little
longer getting there. When we got
downstairs we found father with a
raincoat on over his night shirt, lean
ing as far out of the back door as he
could, gazing wildeyed at the blaze
down the street.
"When he heard us enter he brought
his head in long enough to exclaim,
Great Gosh, Alice. the Jones house IS
all afire and I can't find my pipe ? -
Kennebec Journal.