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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-06

state OF New Mexico. County o.
santa ne, So; In the District Court
Mrs. Max Heifenateins plaintiff W
Max H%elfenstein, defendant NO. BIOL
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
ia Max HeIfenstein, defendant: You
ara hereby notified that suit has been
commenced and Is now pendine
AGAINST o in the district court o.
the first judicial district within ana
for the county Of santa re, state q
New Mexico, BY complaint filed VAN
me as clerk OF said court, on to-w'l'
the 9th day OF January, 1913, where,
in Mrs. Max H~elfenstein Is piaintli'
and Max fielfenstein is defendant,
numbered Si6I on the civil docket q
said court, the general object y saic
suit being 10 secure q decree prantlnf
unto the said plaintiff an apsoiuts
divorce from the said defendant any
10 restore said plaintiff 70 her NADER
name. You are hereby further nou
fled that unless you enter your ~
pearanca In said calige on or petorl
the 21at day of March, 1913, junemeh,
VIII be rendered againet YOU ~ saip
cause BY default. The name OF tpt
plaintiffs attorney IS Daniel *. sag
Ter, and said attorneys post office Il
Santa Fe, New Mexico.
IN testimony whereof have here
unto see my hand on this the 9TH daI
Of February, 1919.
ALFREDO LUCERo,
County Clerk and ExOfficlo Clerk q
the District Court within and TO-
Santa he County New Mexico.
by Fred Lopez. Deputy
LIST Pub, Feb. 6-Last Pub. Feb. ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-06
!. S. 5, NEW Mexico
TO CONVOY WILSON

Brest, Feb. 5.-The new Ameri-
can superdreadnaught New Mexico
arrived at Brest today. The bat
tiebhip IS TO- convoy the steamship
George Washington when that vessel
returns to the United States with
President Wilson on board. A fleet
OF American destroyerB also Will be
In the convoy. Vice Admiral Wilson
will raise his flag on the New
Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-06
Five Transports Sail
With 1880 Men

washington, Feb b.-pepartnre
from France OF five transports car
ryin& 1900 officers and approximate
" 1880 men, was announced today
by the wal department., The largest
units on the ships are 37Sth infantry
complete, and two battalions OF the
s60th infantry both Of the 9srd d.
vision, coiored.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-06
Special Message Soon to
Suggest Revenue
Legislation
SOLONS TO e.
PED DIEM NOW
Accelerator Starting;
Governor Rushes
Budget Work

3t.s $500
uoweva r Far tho Legislature NAV
po th,s week newt week ID going 10
find The statesmen ~earnine Their
money II il IN view ~ the ~axpected
cTystallization of the main program
that mdqa Barnes Tuesday urged All
Committees 10 meet. and disnose Of
lonal hillu ca That they could 10 made
4 ~snecial order Thursday Al 3 n M
Ana - he mt it Athe docket can 10
rIeareAp
The Iivestock hin ara cartaso 10 no
kotten ott a. the wav and there ID
iilkaIv to he A. regular delnge Of com
,mittee maatinrs AHA aftaT1non after
aaioprnmant ana tamorrew mnrninr
Thoneb fn5es psrnes IA rot 81
INTO Sas,;c,,,srs a. Il. rndsrstood that
10 wns smsS,raa ~ ~ -nnreoia, inr
~ M oord;tian 4, ml,sch resters 80
Il AZ ewac,tive aee,ca ravsrnor az.
ra1oio was bseE ~ his asct thss morn.
- ha,d I ssnr,. ~ rrnra ,- ~ ~
ahesd rapidIv WITH tba' ,,'orl. ~ si,,.
;shines h-asrsngs an Az hrdrat Thnae
w;Il'ha crammad ard iar,weS hrcurb
~ ron,dlv - nosJssia
scnsti, ;ve,s ~ tha faa,sl.t;va mo.
.,srp - whiah sha aS,,,s,s sst,ss 10, ana
ne \ 1917 40 -narrr.,ste1
est;mate that " viii ~ al 900 oea
additional revenue Ia carry Il throueh
Thav are n-lannina ! ser;as ~ small
taxes on Injuries ana neasJuxuries
wbicb thav ernsSt Mi, mea, ina u.
-ouirament spVS' va w
The aova,nor although ha has haen
conssrrinr MN tba iesdsrs nd II.
fhaugh naoru ~ thase srIi,act so,,,.ees
~ yavenua az thass ushinh hsys hser
snitia,,v sug1estaS hu Mn y ~ Nv
ready 70 make 4 nnbIic ataterasnt a.
~ * ,,nn = prS. "a
S;cs,ad sooarar .sst ~ d. ars
near ~ coraniata farm,1attan ArS shat
thera q Ista,v " ~ ] 1890 1890
for AZ ,aeis,stnre nsxs ,vser IS ryh,eh
he viii recommend speciaI taxes alone
these lines as 4 solution ~ Ana reve.
nue. nrohiams ahead ~ tha atatea.
man
The only oomment uermittea N he
mazda az This tima - that dive ara 20.
inr r. raise tha art,a monev naadad
for these p-rogressive measures Win.
out Increasing fhe tax lew ana uniting
anv burden IN tha man VIVA Ma ! iii.
lie home and a little herd 81 eoafs.s
Realizibe that this hrnad fieid of
work Il going 10 be onened next week.
the renllhlIcans are faIlnwinr .mdre
Barnes lead IN an effort 10 clean IN
s~neciai hits
MI Carter Of Socorro Il Il now he.
lieved. win cali a meatina If the com.
mittee on county and countv lines th;s
Afternoon or the morlninr Ia Act IN
the Grant Count diyision 40 that 4
NAV ed through the house tomorrow
Afternoon al A mart 81 tha special
order.
Conferences heI dthe nakt u 81 IL
hours nave gone AZ toward ! com.
promise on Inc d~ivArcant v,ews os
those interested AZ 10 isnaa and n IL
thoueht, that bv night Al agreement
can RI reached batyvaar fhesn ma
amendment for Al election for = conn.
ty seat ID moi I'd he pressed in view
Of the showine as n tRe nrenondarant
vote IN T,ordshnro
Evening star., 1919-04-13

Aluminium Cups
"A regular 15c Aluml-
mum Measuring e.
Cup. s eoial,OC
Monday only
Evening star., 1919-04-13

II Brass Beds. full size. |
three-quarter size and 2 single
size. In bright and satin finish
es. All have one-inch filing
rods.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-07
Unsettled Country
Causes SOr Defeat
Says Local Chi Man

ITS all on account of the unset
tied condition Of things said Jerry
Travis this morning, figuring rue
fully the manner n which the Reds
have trcunced the White Sox up to
date.
Strikes are Plentiful Travis con-
tinued. They break out at the most
unexpected places and without no
tice. / figure that the batting eyes
of the Sox went on a walk-out and
then their aggressiyeness and base
running struck through sympathy, so
il left the Gleason crew with moth
ing to stand on. If Sox player
gets on first now, they have to char
ter a taxi to get him as far as third
base. 1t takes a single to advance
a Chicago player. while those Gin
cinnatl birds run wild.
Il figure that if the republican
senator's had ratified the peace treaty
without raising srch a fuss about it,
the country would have been return
ed to a peace basis and the White
sox would have won the series.
There is another thing. When ]
started in to figure up which team
would win, failed to take into con
sideration the fact that Pat Moran
is managing the Reds. The Cincy
men play about ten times better than
they know how for Pat because some
bone hooded sport writer called the
Irishman a Miracle Man and now
his players want to make him live
up to the title"
Amen" said Jim Montgomery. u
know a game that | can make mon
ey out of and it aint base ball, 50
M Off the diamond pastime and its
back to the tonsoral parlor for me
for life. Next
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-07
Constipation

The beginning of almost every SER
ious disorder is constipation. If you
want to enjoy good health keep your
bowels regular. This is best accom-.
plished by proper diet and exercise,
put sometimes a medicine is needed
and when that is the case you win
find Chamberlain's Tablets are ex-
cellent, They are mild and gentle in
their action, easy and pleasant to
take. Give them trial. They cost
only a quarter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-07
Library Commission
Plans ActiUe Work
For Coming Months

AT a recent meeting of the st1 {
Narary commission held in Ok,aro.
ma City, plans were perfected for
,.e beginning OF active work by the
mmission at once, according to
Mrs. J. A. Thompson, of this city,
...-...0er OF the commiccion
State Superintendent r. II Wilson
is chairman of the commission and
other members are Mrs. J. N.
schwoerke Of oklahoma City the
Rev. r. T. Blackburn OF Oklahoma
O..y, Mrs. ]. A. Thompson of Chick
asha and Mrs. T C. Waldrep Of
Shawnee. AT the previous meeting
the commission elected secretary
Mrs. j. r. Dale of Hobart Mrs.
Daie receives salary of $2,0eQ a
year and devotes all of her time to
tie work of the library commi 3son
She has an assistant, Miss Marie
.Mauk, formerly society editor OK the
Oklahoma City Times, who receevis
Sl00 a month.
he commission decided at the re-
cent meeting to accept gifts OF bo:h
money and books The books viii
All be checked over and will then be
ly the commission and will taen be
sent to the state penal and charity
institutions which are badly in need
Z lem..
All have small libraries started,
but the plan will be of inestimable
Le.p to these institutions. Mrs
Thompson says when the scope of
the new commission work is better
understood individuals and clubs as
well as institutions will find it of
inestimable help. For instance, If
cub wishes a certain reference book
or set of books for some special
lgcrk to be taken up, all they have
to do is to appeal to the commission
and the books will be procured and
sent to the club or school or indi-
yidual for as long a period as is
necessary for the work to be done.
If the commission can get the
books at the state university or some
other institution, or from some pub
lie or private library, it will do so,
otherwise they win be bought and
become the permanent property OF
the state. r
Mrs. Dale will personally help in
catalogng or in any other way the
various Librarians over the state, and
the commission has number of
other plans, especially for the assist
ance OF the high schools and civic
clubs, in which Mrs. Dale will also |
give her personal assistance.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-07
TIUO NeU Glasses
TO Start Work Is
Announcement NOIU

The first home nursing and first
aid classes being given at the high
school by the Red Cross will turn
out the first finished students" next
Friday, according to announcement
made yesterday afternoon.
Withthis announcement also comes
the advice that a new class to meet
at 1880 in the evenings is being or
ganized now for the home nursing
study and will take up the work next
Wednesday evening. The new 1880
first aid class will start work next
Monday Periods are given at .
o'clock a. M, 2:30 p, m, and 1880 p.
m. Those desiring to take up the
work in these classes are asked to
communicate with Mrs. Blanche Free
man or Mrs. Bertram Harris.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-07

The airplane factories in France
employed 1850 workers on January
i, 1915; SO,96O on Jan. /, 1917; 131,
551 Jan. 1917 and 1S6,OO3 on
Nov. /, 1918.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-07

Good outing in dark colors, short
length, worth soc, 001m
Best grade of heavy Amoskeag out
ings worth 35 and 40 cents, 00M
our price --------------- @0O
Checked apron ginghams 40M
worth 20 cents, our price hGV
Dress ginghams in plaids, 1EM
worth 25c our price Ivy
Dress ginghams, short lengths in
dark colors, worth 30c; 40m
our price ----------------- wv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-07
BY ALL, MEANS VISIT THE BARGAIN BASEMENT
FOR BARGAINS THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED

36-inch Percales in dark colors,
worth 35c; OIL
our price -------------- @H ~
Soisettes, suitable for mems shirts
and waists worth 65c; 20N
our price ----------------- wv
Best grade Of Madras shirtings, fast
colored stripes, worth 75ci A0M
price only ly---------------- 0S
Poplin, in solid colors, short 90N
lengths worth 40c; our price &OG
..se. Hs.''ss sors sa'1 7ss j. ss.s'a ss.ss'fa 48c
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-07
GOOD BLANKETS CHEAP

Heavy Woolnap blankets, large SIZE worth
$500; our price -------------------- $3.50
Fancy plaid Woolnap blankets, all colors
and extra large size, worth $3.50, price $4.95
Plaid 2n-1 blankets, extra heavy quality
and beautiful assortment of plads, worth
$3.50 $o.So
Fancy plaid extra heavy Woolnap blankets
worth $50 pair, our price------------ $5.95
Fancy plaid blankets, extra heavy and large
size, worth $500 pair, our price, pair---$7.5O
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-12
ELKS ALONE INVITED
TO OUTDOOR FEAST
Continued from Page ~

visitors was started yesterday A
large counter will be built directly
In front OF the fireplace in the living
room. The credentials committee will
have space behind this counter 70
examine the credentials.
Space tor the validation of railroad
tickets OF all visiting delegates, will
he allotted alongside of the credeG-
tial committee.
Thirty-siX dozen crabs will hn
brought by the Marshrieli lodge
which will arrive tomorrow night,
They will be turned over to the local
lodge of Elks ard may be used for
the barbecue The crabs will bo kept
in cold storage during the tram "trip
from Marshfield 20 Klamath Falls.
Purple and white hats, bearing the
number l2IT. of the local lodg" made
their appearance this morning on
the heads OF several Elks about town,
Large buttons. bearing the catch
phrase-"ssk me- live hero arc
also being worn hy the local "Bills
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-12
ROAD SUFFERS
BIC DEFICIT

BOULDER, Colo, Aug. l2.-The
Switzerland Trail of America" has
reached its last milestone. BY ocder
of the state public utilities c.mmis-
sion. the Denver. Boulder and Wes-
tern railway company. whose tracks
traverse some of the most impressive
mountain districts in the United
States. will be permitted to discon-
tinue service at midnight, September
Is, 1919.
Despite recently increased rates,
the road has suffered deficit Of
$S067 in 1918 and deficit of s6667
during the first five months of the
current year. Rapid development OF
motor truck transportation and au-
tomobile tours have worked against
the success of the Enterprise
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-12

From the beginning OF the history
Of the road and that of its predeces-
sors. failure has lowered over the
project. Cloudbursts which washed
out the road bed. misplaced calcula-
tions regarding the volnmns of orc
shipments and irresistible compet-
ton are factors IN its doom.
The railroad has 46 miles OF track
and employs 80 men.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-12

intoxication In this city DR.. Carl \.
nreterle. chief police surgeon At the
Receiving Hospital, testifying at the
trial OF woman charged with Iriv-
ing an automobile while intoxicated,
was asked how he determined that
she was under the influence OF In
toxicating liquor.
~ nsknd hNr Il nhO could saw Me-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-12
TONCUE-TWISTER
TEST FOR THOSE
UNDER INFLUENCE

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Aug, l2.--
Can you say Methodist Episcopal
without getting your tongue tw!ste@Y
lr YOU can't you re liable to ario5t for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-12
NOTICE

DEER HEAD GRILL is now open
for business at 6l9 & 62l Main
Street. All kinds of good eats.
pastry, and confectioneries.
Fred W. McManus
j. King Price
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-12
TWO MORE PAIGES

J. Il. Auten has just received two
more Paiges of the Larchmort sport
model. having had them driven thru
from Portland.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-12

thodist Episcopal, " ho
"oo you consider ,bo ,n' ,"N
pronounce th", name cvIdens. d,,''s ', /,
toxlcn'lon." ho was asked,
Most assurcdly the nh,.,.,
piled. '"'aa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-08-12

J. G. Dillard is Klomon
from Talent. Oregon "'I'
The evening world., 1919-03-25
AMATEURS OF YALE
OFFER FOUR PLAYS
AT PUNCH AND JUDY.

-Four one-act plays were presented
last night at the Punch and Judy
Theatre by the Yale University Dra-
matte Association. which opened an
engagement of one week. The pro-
gramme consists OF THE Aulis Df-
ficulty," a burlesaue by Maurice
Barring; "Nettic." comedy by
George AIDE; The Murderers," q
tragedy by Lord Dunsany, and
Bunk" mellow drama by
Henry Clapp Smith. -,-
All were presented in pleasing
manner and received enthusiastic
praise from the audience, which
represented the Yale following IN
New York. The Aulis Difficulty
was the most pretentious ofering'
As Agamemnon. attrcd in scanty
Greclan robes and listening to the
voices of oracles while he smoked
hugo cigar, william Harris, 1871, dl-
vided honors with Andrew J. Fox Jr'
who played the part OF lphigenla.
THE Nlurderers" provided the pest
acting, though the plot was grim IN
its setting. w. Rice Brewster, lSzl,
and Louis VI. Loeb. 1919. appeared a.
two working mon, the brother OF Oh,
OF whom was slain by the otner' lI unu
Alan B. Campbell. 1919. the detective
who exposed the murder and in turn rl
was Killed by the two workers, played
their parts exceptionally. we'll Inc
attack and strangling OF the detec-
five showed careful study ana re-
hearing. 49,, ,ho
SNettie" brought laughs from tne
eudience with Malcolm Toss, 1917;
Oscar Fulton Davisson, l's-' am %
John II. Hamlin, 1920. playing lne
principal parts. Man j. IampUs sS,,
a. the waiter. played a rather diff
cult part well. ,-,.
John Wiley. 1921. as Miss Fringe
in BUNK" carried off the honors,
Altogether the programme VIZ
we'll balanced and well presented
and is well worth seeing.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
1.-THE RAZZLE DAZZLE
OF 1919" PLAYING AT THE
OLYMPIC THIS WEEK

"The Razzle Dazzle OF 1919" re-
ceived n royal welcome at the olym-
pic Theatre on East 14th street last
night. where the dazzling ones
opened a weeks engagement.
Grace Fletcher is playing the lead
ing feminine parts. And as an actress
she is worth her weight in gold TO the
show-she can dance, sing and above
all she is very good on acting. She
scored practically the biggest hit ever
scored at this house by any actress.
Harry Steppe, a Hebrew comic. is re-
sponsiblc for all the fun in the show.
lie also wrote the books.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
NEW FARCICAL REVIEW
"N DAGDAD" DELIGHTS
BIG COLUMBIA AUDIENCE

A new farcical review, "ln Bag
dad with Harry X. Morton and
Zella Russell in the leading roles. is
the attraction at the Columbia The
atre this week. Both are favorites
with regular patrons OF this theatre,
but there was another In the cast
that shared honors with them last
night-'Eleanor Harte. who was
roundly applauded in her rendition
Of songs. Miss Russell played her
own piano accom- mpaniment and sang
war ditties that stirred the returning
soldiers, and there were many OF
them In the audience. There is q
snap 10 the singing by the chorus
and the costumes dazzle much more
than the average to be seen near the
fag end Of the season. "fn Bagdad''
is one Of the best shows OF the sea-
son at the Broadway house OF bur
lesque.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
-SCIE RlCCINeS
LESCIE BILLINGS
Ten-Year-Old Leslie Billings Ha'
Entertained Many Audiences
at TIy-outS.

Little Leslie Billings. one OF the
stars" OF the Children's Talent De-
partment, is only ten years old, yet
she is an accomplished pianist. and
has entertained audiences on the east
side in conjunction with the Amer
icaniza ton Forums Of The Evening
World.
Leslie is a pupil at Public School
No. 1876, and has one brother and one
sister. She was born at No. Az East
4Sd Street, where she now lives.
The evening world., 1919-03-25

Articles made by crippled soldiers nt
the Colonia. ~ j.. hospital will b.
placed on sale Wednesday afternoon
at No. AS Madison Avenue. The Army
and Navy Branch of the American Dc
fense Society is in charge, and desc
sets. book ends. trays. toys. boxes an !
beads are on display. The proceeds
Will be devoted to the wounded men
and to purchase supplies for further
work.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Brings the Roses to
Children's Cheeks
Only Costs Few Cents--Make II
Yourself Same as Ordinary Tea.

Ask Grandma about Dr. Cartcr's x
Il Tea and she will toll you that thou
sands Of people used 20 as Ppfing
cleaner and tonic In her younger days,
because II was Justly famous "a really
efficient herbal remedy.
To drive out ~ the system tho ao-
cumuatcd Impurities Of the winter Is
good advice. and people who want bot
ter blood and kecner enjoyment OF NE
should not neglect taking az least a two
weeks treatment Of gentle health uuld
Ing X & u TcR
Druggists will tell you that scores OF
people enjoy cup at bedtime because
Il keeps liver ana bowels In proper con-
headache.
Give 1t to the children; they like u.
and It acts very gently on their Wte
bowels. Be sure you get
Or. Ca[taE'S K, & B. Tea
The evening world., 1919-03-25
FOR LUMDAGO
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly 1t Relieves

You just rub Musterole in briskly, and
usually the pain is gone-a delicious,
soothing comfort comesto akeitsplsce.
Musterole is clean, white ointment,
made with oil Of mustard. Use II instead
of mustard plaster. Will not blister.
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief
II gives from sore throat, bronchitis,
Group stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum.
bago. pains and aches Of the back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
chilblains frosted feet, colds of the
chest. Always dependable.
30 and 60c jars: HOSPITAL size 81 so.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
SPRING SALE SPECIALS
FOR TOMORROW
Bleached Sheeting

Standard quality-s19 ysrdsl
wide--our reg. .To.......
Limit 30 yards.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
MarseiLLes Bed Spreads

Satin finish-sevcral choicel
designs TO choose from 365
value Ss.OO.. O................J
Limit two.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Striped Ticking

Strong quality. blue and
white fancy stripe value so ID
Limit 10 yards.
The evening world., 1919-03-25

Large assortment Of stripes. n mr.
in neat and elaborate styles -iZ.Si
all sizcs--our regular e9.ts) wv
Limit two.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Black Dress SatinS

soft. lustrous quality-rich( ~
deep bluck-35 inch Il.I/
Our regular $l.O7........,.)
Limit. 10 yards.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
SPRING SALE SPECIALS
FOR TOMORROW
Mems Silk Shirts
We, sf Fifth A,sss.

Heavy quality pure silk
variously stripcd-in attrac- A or
tive colors and combinations ts JU
all sizes-our regular s605)
4 init two
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Mems Silk Neckwedr

4 splendid assortment Of new
designs also, at this price,
silk over shot Suspenders-
regular and extra size
Our regular .05. .........J
The evening world., 1919-03-25

Cotton filled-flowered silk
oline centres, bordered with q n
silk null in plain color A.J
our reg. sA.b7. b7............
Limit. two.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Hearn Goodyear Cambria

Best quality for women's and IN
childrens underwear -- soft .LU
and durable--our reg 80 OIL.
Limit, 10 yards.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Limit. SIX
ChiIdren's Umbrellas

Black American Taffeta
assorted handles
Our regular 800. .......J
Limit Z.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Embroidered Beach Cloth

Forty inches wide--a splcn-
did fabric for suits. dresses or
and MILDLY hlouses--- ~
our reg. 80. O..............
Limit ~ wards
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Linen Damask Sets

Heavy bleaehcd quality
Irish Linen hemsti,ched ~
cloth (6sx6S in. aud y dozen iL
napkins-our reg. $i9.75..I
Limit, one
The evening world., 1919-03-25
zS and 5l-in. BroadciothS
35-in. CoIored MessaiineS

Bright satin face large as IA
sortmcnt Of street aud eve LA
ming colors Our reg. 81 81 =
Limit 10 yards.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Mems Union Suits

Sleeveless athletic style !
white checked nainsook
knee drawers --- all sizes -
our regular .S5 5............)
Limit two
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Turkish Bath ToWeiS

Bleachcd absorbent quality
hcmmed. white or colorcd bor- .
dcrs-Our req ~ .......-.. ,
Limit dozen
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Mems Trousers

variously striped fabrics Of
durable qunlity-All sizes
our regular S3.45. ......J
Limit. two.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Bed Sheets
Full Size Comfortable

Limit. dozen
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Mems Eibre Sill Shirts

limit Two.
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Dress Shields

Light weight-sises Q. s and =
Our regular ~ and .l6-
each. 9.........,...,.......J
Limit, three pairs.
The evening world., 1919-03-25
Hot Water Bottles

Red Rubbcr-full siEe-guar-
anteed Hodgman Oneida make
Our regular sl.SS..........,.I
Limit. two.