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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29
demand FOR CLASS &c" CIGARS
INCREASING, SANB0RN ASSERTS

,leaf. is beginning to bring the highest
prices paid In months.
In considering the situation Of the
packers and their tendency to await a
turn in the tide we must not forget
that many of them are still carrying a
lot of first class 1917 filler leaf They
are carrying 1t because. like the grow
ers, they want to get out as nearly
even as may be, or with a profit II
possible. This is not the fault of the
character of the leaf but Of the fact
that it was bought on the final wave
OF high prices, when the conclusion
Of the war seemed to be In the dim
distance. This is also true as to
stocks held by factors for the large
cigar concerns, awaiting better de-
mand for cigars. All large cigar firms
have some Of this tobacco in their
own plants or at country warehouse
points. and naturally so, and this is to
be used first. Much or little, depend
ing on size Of purchase, this leaf is a
weight on the 1918 crop until the load
is considerably lightened, after which
the 1918 will come into consumption
in due course, next year. Large manu-
facturers must keep stocks up to a GER
tain pitch, in order to be sure of being
able to supply their trade with the
kinds Of cigars always in demand
from their own particular lines. The
time will come when the 1918 crop
will move naturally but just what mar
ket conditions as relating to the cigar
trade at that time will be there is no
nOSSihlp means of fnraf611inp
(TO BE CONTINUED
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29

class, and County Superintendent,
Charles 0. Williams will present the
diplomas. The Rev. J. J. Fisher will
give the invocation, and the Rev. Oil
yer M. Frazer will give the benedic.
ton. High school graduates are: Mar
garet Loop, Anna Beard, Faye Hadley
Mary Byrd, Harold Bowman, Gilbert
Wadman, Raleigh Townsend, Gertrude
Stevenson, Carrie Cranor, Juanita AT
kinson. Gerald Kennedy, Henry Far.
mer, Kenneth Cain, Willard Jordon
Thomas Marshall, Alma Cain, Edgar
Farmer, Benjamin Franklin Common
school graduates are: Louise c. Bal
lard, Flossie L. Fuson, Ralph Frazer
Harry Conway, Ruby Williams, Cecil
Charles, Paul Weldy, Olive C. Swain,
Harland Cain, Mabel Sanders, Ralph
Kenr edy. Helen Fisher, Malcolm Mar.
shall. Charles Replogle and Herbert
E. Beard.
A congregational quarterly confer
ence, the first of the year. will be held
at the Methodist church Thursday ev-
ening. The Rev. Somerville Light of
Richmond, district superintendent, will
be in charge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29
Hides In Cemetery After
Killing Man Over Girl

MIDDLETOWN, o.. April 29.-Claud
L. Lawson. 16. is dead. and Wender
Stamper, II, is held in Jail on a
charge of first degree murder, fol-
lowing a stabbing in which a knife
was plunged into Lawson's heart when
the two youths met on the street Of
this city Sunday, shortly before noon.
The stabbing is believed to have
grown out of an alteration in which
the two youths engaged about a week
ago concerning young woman.
Stamper is said to have brooded over
the affair and 1t is alleged that when
he met Lawson on the street Sunday
he stabbed him first in the right
shoulder and then in the heart. Law
son died almost instantly.
Stamper ran after the stabbing and
concealed himself in a cemetery He
was followed by companions of Law.
son, and brought back to the scene
of the crime. When he saw the dead
body of his victim, Stamper tainted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29

Abe Lincoln was a farmer good,
who did tn chores and chopped tn
wood; he spaded up tn garden spot,
and planted seeds when sun was hot.
He learned tn lesson there O. thrift,
and though he wasn't very swift, he
plodded on from day to day, and
made his little garden pay. We all
admire old Honest Abe, who started
life with hoe and spade, and made
tn character, b. gee, that helped him
mold our destiny. No greater bur-
dens e'er were borne, than his when
this old land was torn, by shot and
shell and civil strife that gripped TIL
nations very life. But through it all
he led tn way, determined that tn
right should sway, tn minds O. men
till all should see, tn negro set from
slavery free. His sterling wealth O.
heart and soul, our press and pulpit
oft extol, and in tn schools our chill
dren sing, tn praises OF our un.
crowned king. AS days and years
shall come and go with summer heat
and winter snow. they'll find us ever
prone to tell, Of him who served his
country we'll. And generations yet
to come, will chant tn praise as we
have done and tell O. this mans
magic charm, who started on tn
humble farm.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29
Margaret Smith Home
Elects Officers Nav !

The annual meeting of the board
of directors and the board of manager
Of the Margaret Smith Home will be
held Wednesday,, May 7. Elections
will take place at this time. The pres
ent members of the two boards are
Board Of Managers: Mrs. Elizabeth
J. Hibberd, president; Elizabeth E.
Barnes, first vice-president; Mary w.
Coe, second vice-president; Penninah
H. Trueblood, secretary; Elnora Rob-
inson, treasurer; Anna F. Beeson,
Alice ]. Dilks, Helen l.. Dougan, Angie
G. Johnson, Mary N. Lemon, Mary C.
Price, Esther Perry, Emma H. I'm
thank, Grace r. D. Weller. Honorary
Members: Mrs. Josephine Comstock
and Tracy s. Hill.
Board Of Directors: Glen Carr,
president; Arthur Smith, vice-presi-
ident-secretary; and Atwood l.. Jen-
kins, treasurer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29
SPRING is HERE
March twenty-first the first Spring day

According to scientists the first day
of Spring is March 21st, and now we
are really in Spring. The flowers are
budding, as we'll as the grass in the
parks, and here and there you can
see a wee bit of green on the trees.
Everything seems to bheathe with
desire to throw off the shackles of
winter clothing as soon as possible.
Man, especially is anxious to dress
lightly, although it is very dangerous
to do so. You cannot tell when a
chilly day may come right after
warm spring day. Then you have
cold-and a good chance for either
pneumonia or the influenza. To avoid
this possibility, as well as to clean out
the system of the poisons which &C
cumulate in the system of the human
being, it is the best thing in the world
for you to take a good laxative such
as LaXcarin. LaXcarin is the Spring
medicine of nature-and will help you
to get over the uncertain and danger
Gus days of Spring. Cleanse your
blood, your stomach and your inner
system with a few Laxcarin tablets
and look confidently into the future.
Use harmless and unfailing national
and we'll known efficacious medicine
which is known to thousands and
thousands of physicians and used.
Spring-with its lovely days is here
it is true. Nevertheless precaution
must be taken-a stitch in time saves
ia hundred. If you will get Laxcarin
Ftoday-tomorrow may be better
man.
Laxcarin is sold only by the Lax
carin Products Co., Dept. E-94, Pitts
burgh, Pa. Six boxes, enough for a
full treatment, only five dollars, or
one box for one dollar. Send money
in registered letters or money order
in plain letters.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29
WOMAN CRIED WITH PAIN

Thousands OF women work today
while suffering from kidney or bladder
ailments that can be relieved Mrs. L.
wavue, 2726 3rd ST.. Ocean Park. Cal.
writes: 1T had to sit down during my
housework. My back ached so. also my
main was so great. Now I am thankful
, 10 say that Foley Kidney Pills rid me
OF all nv pain" Backache, sore
muscles. stiff or swollen joints, rheu-
matte pains are indications OF kidney
oprouble. Foley Kidney Pills are safe
and reliable. They bring quick results.
For sale by A G. Luken & Co.,-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29
Patronize Your Home Grocer,
They Sell Reliable Brands

VOUR home grocers are the
i ones you 60 to when you
want something done to help the
town. Go to them when you
want good coffee. They know
the best brands and will recon-
mend coffee which will please
you and give full value. Ped
dlers will not give you as good
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29
BEST SKIN SOAP

Is San Cura Soap, because of it's great
antiseptic and healing virtues. Use IL
regularly, and it will make the skin
soft and velvety; will remove pin1ples
and blackheads. It's the real soap for
babies tender skin, which mothers of
infants should remember. % cents a
cake at Thistlethwaite's Six Drug
Stores.
If your druggist does not have it
send to Thompson Medical Co., Titus
vile, Pa.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29

Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
Freezone on an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then you lift
it right out. Yes, magic.
A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but a
few cents at any drug store, but is
sufficient to remove every hard corn,
soft corn. or corn between the toes,
and the calluses, without soreness or
irritation.
Freezone is the sensational discov-
cry of Cincinnati genius. 1t is won
dertul.--Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29

ECONOMY Eighteen High school
pupils and fifteen common school
pupils will be graduated from the
Economy schools Wednesday. The ad-
dress will be given by George w.
Winfrey of Anderson; Anna M. Bishop
will make the presentation of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-29

RICHMOND INDIANA Heger Grocery Co.
A. Bailey Charles l. King
E. Berheide Lawler Brothers
E. J. Boemke l.. E. Little
W. B. j. Mag
S. A. Braudenburg Henry Niewoehner
Brnker Edgar Norris
T Peerless Grocery
John H. Bruening c. A. Peterson
E. L. Cooper Piening Sisters
George A. George
H. Del Rohert
Eggemeyer C. C.. Schaefer
Elliott Grocery R. J. Schurman
Thos. w. Erik H. E. Sharp & Co.
P. W. F. Sieweke
Fleming Louis Stauber
Fisher E. Stegman
Gibbs H.
Hartzler Swisher &
l.. c. J.
Hazeltne A. R. Bersche Center
R Hawekotte vile Indiana.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

.ais 4 fal|sfs vstr 3 s4 m IN hale.
|Iforf |Inm China an I1nan ~ IA elrlffu
@tt4fIl|rnF a&4 4oaN aistHtI j.
tlIn.if ~ siInt 4 ~ st4Hsrt
E1i4.t1tA nna AIetautttutf q ~ sab
~ TO- ~ tat,st4 ~ ~ aentefed " NJ
nv A. tI1. q IL y NJ b huIla|al
I1she lA1siai shefa4 1h xInf IN thsste ~ Mr..
D. Katn. and = ti1IIn stiA b. Mrs.. Louise
Weir. tdnII|Inte a. ~an4Irsl ~ffnirra Of "a
t@tEtan At ~ta Assf htta in Ne hstIt ~
.ts.tdla< ~ rs4s..t,d % ,s'sne : personal
Invitation 10 a. it4t4 80 nan aho Is Away
q j c.mrs.lI Il ns ssss RI on som
renr. cncfs IN tbs Wopiuefih huiidinr -
ported - ~ r1tro i1n nlAIniaE he loss
o. a suit fata 8u4I1lniu1 tlolhlnE ibeiad
ma nnnatsf n kIfk shlut rrmpbeii In
ths an - sio'rf sn shs stn's y. s'aiien
platform for y-aAisl last nlahi rhile
aaitlar fnr te4a tNh+n ~ returned the
.au $50 rat Es@s rht in .hirtt ~ ~
raai. odd si4a uata - tafasnle pafffrn.
MutItienai unf4. LEGAL No. oln. has
thrfrd d. rf9N8 4noatkly mttilnr from
~ Second 70 ~ uifd sundas IN raeh
ulqAiN' Tie nefaalneF meeting vii he held
tcnusrou aftrlnopn IS a;aq ~ labor Temple
Severed lmpasiant matters afs ~ rnsue ~ ~
his mt4liHf And sll mrmbera are rsqaesied
% b. pffsrnt.
r.r was tlslrvss,s 10 ne snune room Of
the Wet Wash Iaandiy 400 Sorih n~raaduay
a. 10 sl a'elsek hast night The shed over
ne hoilw uas hurnea. Tho dainsEc has
been estimated a. s51.
q. g ANA = nersery salesman. Vas I'd.
iuassa insans teas, hf ~iaxe 4. A. Hickey.
pa uas eemmiNd - he stats ssylnm ~
los Vegas. Ault is shout siSty years Old.
nAGnona wtiaiszch Juan srrnA and Joe
radiiia. federal rflf1rsrs ~ Ne eauntf SAL.
hass been reunsed % re pfison ~ Santa
"a
A iparusnt q sses.2o wat awarded to
y r fhiiiirs 10 ne district cont to-day On
= ~ tmissery auie for $500 Giysa 10 him
~ A. y Hihbs on Ne ale of an ansonae
bilr.
Mrs. = y Psares writes from Paris. where
shr - visiting her dauEhter that sugar b.
80 sfarce that fhaas vha dine " hoiels must
tnAe their aru Supply with thcm.
These vAa have observed y. 4. Hlzby and
hts httis def 10 their dnily pfnmeuadca viii
not wonder uhY ~ calls u rbunty.'
nuuty haf 4 passion for automobiles.
4 m~arrirRa license wna Issued By County
CLERK Ncsiar Nontogn 70 % Grersfie and
hlaefhr stasn. bdth q Galiap.
Suit fsr divorce has bsen Med IN the ais
trist court ~ karfn ehrrmhh against uof.
con hherRau. elaiminE non support.
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Personal


un~e-8eVen-aix. Taxi tine. put1e 4 rs.
Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 40.
Maynard Gunani, 8 former resident 81 this
city. Is here Or a few daya on biz rpfstn
v California after : uip IN ne east. ne
was nana4er % fhc Eieeirir Light ooripauy
here for e numbsr o. YEARS. He IL nov Inv
ing Ia 10. Angeles.
d. Doyle assistant cashier Of he
Neua'a'nair State hank Wa IN the ets
today
J y. shosis . deputy sheriff. vas married
20 Miss May brown yesterday eveainE by
Justice ~ the Peaee jain ". Wilson. inc
couple viii live IN old Town.
issus N. sandoval lett today for Kansas
City with . shipnisnt Of sheer.
Mr.. Kosree kenney Of Lafayette. md
arrived On Thursday - spend the holiday
~ith her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Tom Beatty
Afs. END Mrs. n. r. Ceiysr 81 Haynes. n.
n are the house guests Of M aud Airs
Tan1 neatty
y ~ Harris j. here from Santa Fe.
Mira zsnA LasAter Of ssEtA " b an Al,
|fnqusrque visitor ,aday. Fr n
. r. neeisy Il here ff~m no home AZ
Kennedy. \. NJ. Z
A e iirard II Lssineisn. y. M. arrived
ir Albuquerque this morning.
J. = Davenport Of Espanela IL here on
! sin'r cane as-n ipsm san,. ,,
Harm oven is here from 10. Ianas to
aaY-
Chsris. clay the hsssi man ~ iemes
Spring., came down last night
p b. Young Of SuAa trznsarted hpsi
nsss 10 Albuquerque tosAy,
Mrs. J Noung rams down from
Cuba lat night
Mr. and Mr.. Joe voelksr Of wiuslou
are ~vtsitors w The city.
Mr.. a. ?. Jenkins. = here from Gallup
Mr. y 3 Barron - Beisn Is In the
city.
Mildred Walter q Nsrdaiena was a shop
per 10 Albuquerque sssteraay
Mr. and Mrs II y Haley are here from
Belen.
n : wielsr Of Bsisn IL in the eity.
NJ. and Mr.. X ". Judd are here frem
willard for the day.
" J holfe came over from Roswell issi
uisht
Governor o. A. Larrasoio left for santa
We on No. 10 this morning.
No +. n. Biaby will have her two sons
with her for The Christmas holidays. Clark
Noble Of New York. will arrive this evening
Arthur Noble Of Tezas Nrrived yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ J. Darsn leave tonight
for Los Angeles. stopping Al Roswell and
rortales IN rosfs
Miss Nodins Bates leaves Tor Roswell for
The holidays todhy Hnd sifss Edna Miller
for Hagerman- Both young iadies siisnd the
University.
Miss Doroihy nrook has left for her home
near nAten d spend Christmas.
Mos Aahsi herrrs will spend the holidays
a Pofiaiss.
W =. sasihafd. manager q he Trni tai
ga And siretr'e rlsuss, ana u thr electric
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Save $4,000 On Your
New Chandler
Automobile

On January iss, 1870. the price
of The Chandler Automobiles will
advance to s21io00 g. Q b. Alba
queraue. for the seven passenger
touring models aud four pas
senger roadsters. The Chandler
four passenger Sport Dispatch
msdcl will advance 70 $225O.O0 (.
o. b. albuquerque.
We have in stock four 7-Pas-
senger touring cars. one 4-pas-
senger club roadster aud one
.4-passcngcr Dispatch model which
we will sell between nav and Jan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Buy a Chandler AS Your
Wife's Christmas Gift
Look at This
Savingi

On January lst, 1920, the price
OF the ChnndIer Automobiles will
advance 20 $2140.00 f.. o. b.. Albu-
querque. for DE seven passenger
touring models and four pas
senger roadsters. The Chandler
four passenger Sport Dispatch
model viii advance 10 S2250.0O I.
o. b. Albuquerque.
We have IN stock four 7-Pas-
senger touring ears. n 4-pas.
senger club roadster ana one
%4.passenger Dispatch model which
we viii sell between now and Jan
uary LIST, 1920, at the following
prices:
Seven passenger touring ears
and four passenger Club roadstcrs
each $1,000 E. o. b. Albuquerque.
Chandler Dispatch Model, for
S20s0.00 (. o. b. Albuquerque.
YOU CAN SAVE $4,000 by
buying one Of these ears before
January LIST. Come early il YOU
want one, They viii not last long
AT these prices.
~ NEW MEXICO MOTOR
CORPORATION
~ Phone 74S
Salesrooms, 5l7 West Central Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

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ths|r ~ moSi|nr voted = anard 4 sperial'
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f@nl,.
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III ktr fflend. a. 4 matIe lnfty this sitter
nnaa h. hoa6s II Am hlrthdny.
A. s-rroIIsrs nr.rrtm In eslstrafion Of ne
ftrIlmI1 hslhfsy ffa.sa We, elv@n Fridns
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nnaIiI 81 ~ seAssf and pslfcas snd visitor
r@st nrss.2f. TAs TEACHERS re tls-sr HatA
e.eae.snI mlntifat nafaths Mrklastff
fNs.r14ilta ciaeea risiesins VITA and Mr.
N.fson.
- rheIfs a several 81 ne tst7 churches
VIA 80 Chrlssrsas carols az ihs eick 20 The
~. sanI,nrluus lna4al4os afternoon a. :
atlla4E The rtathyterian choir eaet 70 ne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

nary lsi, 1920, at the following
prices
Seven passenger touring ears
and -four passenger Club roadsters
each 5000 4. q. b. Albuquerque.
Chandler Dispatch Model, for
$2OSO.0O f.. o. h. Albuquerque.
YOU CAN SAVE $4,000 by
buying one of these ears before
january Isl. Come early if You
want one. They will not last long
lat these prices.
NEW MEXICO MOTOR
CORPORATION
Phone AS
.Salcsr0oms. BIZ West Central Ave.
PLEASE HER WITH a BOZ or WHIT,
MANS fOR CHRISTMAS. NEW Mnx1.
90 CIGAR 90. SOLE AGENTS.
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uhQay there len fr A.. h1at hsi nisAt
alief , sheft visit 10 tnuqdrlaar o ieeal
MI ritaia4 tt feseral troaihiuon sr.nt
at.Ientl " ih|s AiIfE1R. lets yrttsrant Tor
4 ,ilhISlsnoe ia Washington.
Mr.. 4 &. oo|nlo ADD son HAIRY. leii'
seianial foF u.nsaf y spend hs holiday
season With r~elstite..
q A ncrssy and ianiiiy ~ Roswell aef
II thr dit fhg E1cTtt n tariHin and Ma
VI. g hrid u West Tufras atthns.
Aiss Aipe Aftlhrun vhu be- tesn tsAeh
ln4 dumesiie ssicnee 81 pau sorI y. n, ~
g We ~ fpt . few days on her kAg %
Ralph 4 Miller. ,eu o. !. a Nfpst Who "a
aftfnelns da lnlyfrsiiy u Colorado has
sufde ko1af = rntnd hs Chfistmns vacation
Nj and Mss. Amarsntr Gardane Who we've
mafiitt i've weeks arol reformed this morn
inc 4reh lrs Anaclrs ahsrr fhcy sprat thalr
toutfmoer fhef viii male their home nt
$40 south Iohn street. NJ. 0srduno Is sm-'
playra la ne Saaia - lloTe. Ne j. . ION.
% Nen ranianq. a shenp insprciar for abe
Cattle Sanitary heard,
Mr. and Mr.. n G. iaen iease ienirhi Tor
fen wayne lndinna. % spent chri-issau
Nth relatives.
". Z. Reid has rsia,.ied from Roswell
Where he hls been for NE rsst menih On
legal business for tbe A.. T a s. =. rait
road
Ralph Nsrbongne ssafesary - the Nsv
Mexico Loan ard Morteare company leaves
ihi. evening or san Fransifco. Cal. to Spend
C~hristnaa
Mr.. Satcha. q mciuher ~ Tao Taos Art
colony. b 10 The cite Tor the holidays.
Mr. 0eonre : founar has returned FROM
b visit with her faciher 81 Hollywood. Cali
fofniaI
A h Hshsn,ireit ely ,raaseer. ha. -
turned fru'n ssa,a fe where he attended D
meeting Of the state iax cummisaioa.
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only one 'BR0MO QUINfNE''
To SCI the genuine. coll for fall name LANA
TIVE BRONo QriNfNE Tablets. Look for
signature u 3 ". GROVE. Cares a Csid
"a One DAY soc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-17

Baby swings, made of stout canvas, which
can be removed for washing; a handy swing
that can be put up anywhere; regular $1.25
value for soc. (Fifth Floor A
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-17

High-grade 6-inch ribbon in beautiful brocade
and satin square effects; especially desirable for
sashes and camisoles; colors pink. blue, Nile,
maize, lavender and white; 69c values at SOC
per yard. Limit S yards to a customer. main
F1oor.) A
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-17

beautiful marquisette curtains, an yards
long; we'll made, with handsome hemstitched
borders; white or ecru; regular $2.25 values;
Coupon Day" $t.69 per pair, (Fourth Floor
A
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-17

Mems large size cotton handkerchiefs,
made Of sheer cambria, in white or khaki
at Sc each. Handkerchief Department,
main Floor.) A
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-17

Palm leaf fans are scarce and high-yet here
are large size, extra heavy and strong palm leaf
Not over 5 to a customer. o sale Main
Floor)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-17

Two-wheel toy cart, made of wood, painted
a bright red-the kids are crazy about them;
regular Csc value; for Coupon Day." each,
lac. (Fifth Floor A
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-17

Boys and girls summer union suits; fine
knit IN" waist union suits, also fine check
white nainsook union suits; sizes 2 to IL years;
regular Use and $1.00 values; on sale Coupon
Day at 4Oc each. main Floor A