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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-11
cnrEEr

NEW YORK. Fob. i0.--There was
moderate volume ~ business in IA,
y. .fSet Tor coriea futuros here today
IN, = WINS nttrlhutod Largely Ga the
selling or covering ~ hcdges against
trnde transactions and fluctuations
were Irregular The opening wis q
Go 20 poiats tower and the close was
net five points lower Co points high
or. March 1887, May 1905. July
"A 3d. September i4I7. October tliS,
December tf22.
Spot coffee dun and nominal. Rio ~
- la Santos ~ - i2m25
The official cables reported Rio and
Santos spot markets unchanged with
Santos futures 22b refs lower go 20
rins higher santos cleared "a. 900 hagF
Tor New York Brazilian port receipt,
26 00O Jundlphy receipts 1000.
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suGAR

NEW YORK. Feb i0-The local
market for raw sugar waa weak and
lower with holders offering freely AT
reduced prices ~ order to effect snies
with buyers again holding of aud sales
~ only 1880 BAGS were reported ai
~ cents cost ana freight equal To 1894
fof ceu,rifuaul although moro was
available The close was unsettled az
N cents for Cuhns cost and freight
equal 10 i2N4 Tor centrifugal
There was nn change n refiued pri-
ccs which are listed at 10 10 rs cents
Tor fine granulatcd with some delay III
deliveries reported on account of the
Wifavorable transportation Ocui les
The demand. however tx good. and
whatever is offered finds ready buy
arg
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MAN oaIrHNs corroN.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb 10 Declines
persisted IN the cotton market TODAY
from the opening 90 the close and last
uricpH were almost nt the lowest show
INK NOT losscs fnf the session OF 10 to
SO POINTS The threatened railroad
uf the settling
la fhc early trading there were re-
ceasions Iut the undertouc was lniflN
STEADY because 81 the uufhvornhlo wea-
thor map. "a great deal ~ rain hoinr
shown In the central and western diviN-
ions ~ tho belt 4 quick reaction fol-
lowed the report from Washington that
the outlooh FOR q coupromiav ON the
peace treaty hnd frightened lut late In
the dnN fresh selling for short account
appeared. apparently ON the hciiot that
tomorrow would bring furthcg unfav
orAhic lnlor news
spots were unchanged.
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appreciate good light which they expect
ia have when the new Deico plant ~ IN
working condition
v g. Raymond shipped u carload OF
hogs 20 Fort Worth ON Thursdny.
Mr. Edwin OF Carlsbad. New Mckee.
ana Mr. Joseph Stephenson OF Claude.
Texas. are visiting hero nt ne home Of
the son OF the former Roth are enjoy
ing our weather
The school has hron closed the past
week ns Prof " N Green. Misc Hai
field ana Miss Sautrcy OF the teaching
force. were W. ana unable 10 teach.
Mira. a. g. Burton delightfully."- enter
tanned the Book club nt her home on
Tuesday evening nook was played al
four tables after which the hoetefa
served a supper consisting ~ sandwich
~. cake, coffee aud shcrhert
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DANCE AT w. o. W. HALL.
Saturday ~ $3.50 pm. Everybody cor
daily invited Gents 76c; ladies' free.
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PRoreAcreD MEETING

tho Church ~ Christ ~ the corner ~
Eleventh ma CrnH stre.t Saturday
night and will coltinuc Tor about two
weeks Elder ! y. Cowan 81 Robs-
town Texas il doing the preaching.
Everybody Ia invited 10 attend II IL
Is bible preaching you want 20 hear.
this IL the place 10 come. Services
each night at 7.l5 o'clock.
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Livestock
roRr WORTH LIVE arock

a., w WIN " ilNt STOCK.
hnrrihi 70 Tho Caller
foRr WORTH Texan. Feb 10
'enlll1 mnde hrttrr showing Ia thr
cattle tfeir Tuesday hut tctuhi reoelpta
were smaller than on Monday the "a.
tfmhtc nallins Tor 900 cattle snd enn
rllsvN The market was not agtive
nNl regardless m-Hf everything WAS
1lHpn.'d ~ hf nCun and values we're
lnoiAhN unbalanced. Some oklahoma
TirrfA sold at fii 10. and two earn of
oklahoma htlfcrr brought aiifkraivnt
"a car loln SOLD at tii 30 and iiifs.
Quotations.
cetlic ilccvos ts0tg.so morAoru 81
Mlii COWS tlshffi0. helfora 81 ss9f
1898 bulls shtfSi cnivon yia.
Hogs llenvy fitmifsbi light tt4m
l4'ab. medium siaffiii mixed fi2ais.
common siiniel piRa &Smii
Nhs'p Lambs iipW'o Ycarllnea $40
nlftl, wvthers sigmra.a0. cwca sis.
tulla tNna
tioais ytG0nT.60
CATTLE SALES
Monkhouar a Dcwreae.
roth
y sico,s ..~.......saa tog6
Edrmgio1 8 Myers
jolly
"a stcrts ......fiel tifO
" NJ pdon
Fort Stockton
iig cuiVuN - aeb 10 ga
Iuttrcil A Evans
Memphis
"a cows " u9g og0
Morgan a Son
AntietH pkm
i0h Stockcr steers bai 80 an
Lewis q brown.
oirvln
20 h,cvon - 1924 ira
iti gtocker culvea $3.50 ara III bO
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After starting firm cottunseed OH
declined rs Go 20 points below the
previous close under selling that looked
Ike packers and with lower cotton bur
harp rally followed on support from
rcflperH and short covming Closing
prices were unchn nged 10 ak points
not higher Sales a. 900 barrels. Prime
crude 1900 snles, prime summer vel
low spot le.hom 1880; March 204io,
May 2O.46 July 207 prime winter
ycliow aud summer white nominal.
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a tiny bottle OF "lrcezone' costs so
little az any drug store, apply Few
drops upon and corn on Callus. IN D.
stantly h stops hurting, then shortly
you lift that hOthersomc corn OF cllins
right OF with your fingers Truly No
humbugi tAdyl
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III. Il h. BEER

E.sabllshed 1S72-,Msw Orleans, La.
Cotton. Stocks, Grain, Prov,s,onr Cot
son Seed, Oh, Sugar and Coffee.
henbers OF New Orleans Cottop Ex-
ehAnge' New Orleans Future RroA ers
ASSOCIATION, New York Produce hsx
change. New York stock Exehon,s.
view YORK Cotton Exchange. New Yng.
SoItee exchange. Chicago Hoard ~
trade. Associate Aeuksrs OF i.tn.,<
Hool Cotton Association,
special attention given 20 the sxecu.
non OF Orders on the ahoYf exchange.
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MdrketNews
RIcE

NEW ORLEANS Feb 10 Rough
rico nc sales Recoitps I.is9. miliers
f13a
Clean rico strong Sales blue rose
g31s pockcis ~ a-Snig l-2 Rcceip,s|
1874 bran and polish unchanged
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lone Star Cotton Seed"
TO THE COTTON GROWERS OF NuEoHs COUNTY AND the
GULF COAST COUNTRY

%
vas distributed County tributary mo market OF
Corpus Chsist q
better rfiee Than aa' either ntpfAei 900 our district
"a Paris
tSsvc Crenvilc other specially recognized districts and there
n si rean wh corpus CHRISTI no raise better staple and
richest
eott 10
ony eeeor advantage of natures gifts
"a characteristics
%
better am proof
AZ - which
To
ts snl Iurhas McNastpr Clarksvihe Red kNer
T. D. "a
s4 Save 4snd susehng than Thousand bushels which
kuovins
te demand fututo aRd feel
getting
handlers have he
hsgtn 9 the
elng
ordinary this
8 a.
varieties vtlct a weaker nbtr
o. no anticipate MAI except progressive farmers VIII plant
thtt
~i ~ whore Lone
Is
tht ti-fa hre1eaoai
seed 1915 hushe htro
laass safaea Central Texas
neaEt far ffs session 90 10 planted this So ton
ftan ~ lieasrt ORDERS o.
"a Z Toars vssy uug.
aaW : Thomas Bell.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Will Set Minimum, Wage
For Hotel Workers Today

Announcement of a weekly mini
mum wage for women and girl
workers in hotels. restaurants and
apartment houses will be made to-
day by the District Minimum Wage
Board. \ series of conferences be-
tween members of the wage board.
representatives of the employers
and delegates of the employees end
ed yesterday. Boys under IS years
old will also be affected by the an
nounCcmcnt of the board.
1t will be sixty days before the
new wage scale becomes effective,
as the law provides that this much
notice be given employers. After
this time the employers will be
compelled to meet the wage scale
or be called into court. A fine of
800 or a sentence. or both is at
taehed if the employer fails to pay
the ordered scale.
The Minimum Wage Board next
will set a wage for workers in
laundrieS.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
JOHNSON GAINS
IN FARMLANDS
Middle West Shows Favor
To Senator S Presi-
Dental Claims.

Senator Hiram Johnson, accord
ing to reports from the West, is
making considerable Roadway in the
agricultural belt of the Middle
West johnson managers claim
hat the contest now being waged
for the support of various State
delegations by the Lowden and
Wood organizations Is working in
The interest of the Californian. Sem
ltor Johnson's speeches in Missouri
we're received by large and enthusi-
astic audiences, while in Nebraska,
where he is speaking now, the or
ganization of Senator Norris, for
midable one in Nebraska politics, is
said to have come over to the john
son standard.
The Detroit News, in a lengthy
editorial on Sunday. gave voice to
the anti-Lowden sentiment. which
Is reported to have been gathering
IN Michigan for some time, while a
strong johnson organization in De-
troit is already we'll under way.
The antagonism which the attempt
Of Wood managers to enter Senator
Harding's State of Ohio has aroused
for Wood in that State is viewed as
favorable by Senator Johnson sup
porters. while the Johnson-Lowden
contest in South Dakota has so dis
turbed the political situation there
that Senator Johnson is determined
to make a try in that State.
Representative Champion yester-
day came out in a formal state
ment with an endorsement of Sena-
tor Johnson. The nucleus of the
johnson organization in North Da-
kOta comprises many prominent
business men and old-line progress
sives.
The Johnson boom in New York
has been given an added impetus
by announcement OF the unqualified
support OIL State Senator William
M. Bennett. a factor to be reckoned
with in New York politics, and is now
being carried into New Jersey.
Senator Johnson will come back
TO Washington next week for a
short breathing spell. in order to
be here in case the treaty reserva-
tions are taken up on the floor Of
the Senate. He will then return
for a speaking tour in Michigan
and the Dakotas. whence he will
carry his campaign into the East
ern States.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Court Must Order
Certain Evictions

The District Rent Commission can
not settle all landlord-tenant dis
putes, according TO statement last
night by Daniel C: Roper. jr,. secre-
tary to the commission. Some cases
will have to- go to. the Municipal
Court, he said.
Secretary Roper declared that the
commission has no Jurisdiction
where the bona fide owner wishes
to secure his rented house for use
of his family. II such owner makes
affidavit. he said. that he wants the
house for the use of his family.
the Municipal Court, and not the
rent commission, must order the
election of the occupant. He said,
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
CABLE NEWS NOTES

SANTIAGO, Chile.-After the cham
Der Of deputies had approved a reso-
luton declaring that the cabinet
should be replaced by one rejecting
the parliamentary majority, the min
lister resigned.
ROME, Jan. a0-Delayed.GA squad
ron of Japanese warships, commanded
by Admiral Forchina, Is scheduled to
arrive February II.
LONDON.-Viscount French. COVER
nor general of Ireland, has arrived
here. He is expected to participate in
important conferences at Downing
street on the Irish situation.
ROME.-The Vatican does not in
terd to send n Gil lomatic represent
alive to Paris to prepare ground for
resumption of diplomatic intercourse,
a semi-official communique declared.
such a step, the communique said.
would be possible only when the
French government prepared to do
likewise
LONDON.-A Russian Bolshevist OF =
fetal wireless mess age picked up here
is to the effect that Soviet Russia has
signed peace with Esthonia.
RCME.-Harushi Shimoy. japanese
author. has gone to Fiume to invite
Gabriel D'Annunzio in the name Of
leading Japanese literary societies to
participate in the Rone-Tokyo air.
plane flights.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

eases are the direct result of a bad
condition OF the blood. Among the
most serious are Rheumatism, with
us torturing pains; Catarrh, often a
Iorerunner of dread consumption:
ECZEMA letter, ErysipelasI and
other disfguring skin diseases;
Malaria, which makes the stronpest
men helpless. and many other dis
eases are the direct result of i'm
pure blood.
You can in a large measure
avoid liability to disease by the use
OF 5. 5. s., the wonderful blood rem
edy that has been in constant use
Tor more than fifty years. S. IS. S.
cIeanses the blood thoroughly. It
Is sold by druggists everywhere.
For valuable literature and med
fcal advice absolutely free, write To-
day to the Medical Dept, Swift
Specific Company. z5s Swift Labor
atory. Atlanta, Ga--Ady.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Smuggling on Mexican
Border Becoming Serious

Smuggling of liquor and drugs
from Mexico into the United States
has created "a veritable reign of
crime" along the border. according
to information furnished Congress
yesterday by the Treasury Depart
ment.
The department asked for ST.
900, 900 more for the Customs De-
partment to increase its force Of
inspectors who are trying to pre-
vent smuggling of liquor.
A report from a U. S. Marshall
says: II have just returned from Ell
Paso. There is a veritable reign of
crime out there. principally this
smuggling of Intoxicating liquors,
opium, morphine, etc, from Mexico.
He added that in spite of the ut
most efforts to stop liquor SNUG
Cling, it is on the increase.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostrils to Open
Up Air Passages.

All! What relief Your cIogged
nostrils open right up. the air pas
sages of your head are clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking. snuffiing. mucous dis
charge, headache, dryness no
struggling for breath at night. your
cold or catarrh is gone.
Don't stay stufred up! Get a small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from
your druggist now. Apply a little
OF this fragrant, andseptic cream
in your nostrils, let it penetrate
through every air passage of the
head: soothe and heal the swollen
inflamed mucous membrane, giving
you instant relief. Elys Cream
Balm is just what every cold and
Catarrh sufferer has been seeking.
It's just splendid--Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Rotary Club to Work for
Community Service Funds

The Rotary Club OF Washington.
composed of business and profess
slonal men, will be one of the
workers for Community Service in
it's drive for funds which begins
Monday. The International Asso-
citation of Rotary Clubs has in
dorsed the project. and announce
ment of it's action has been given
the Washington club.
With $50 volunteer workers
pledged, the executive committee
will begin to assign districts in
which the workers will operate.
A campaign organization has
been built up by the residents Of
the colored sections. and they are
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Prohibition in Britain
Far Of Lloyd George

Buffalo. N. Y. Feb. 2.-Major
Richard Lloyd George. son of the
British premier. stopped in Buffalo
a few hours yesterday enroute to
Chicago. He also visited Niagara
Falls.
Major Lloyd George said America
should not be blamed for the low
rate OF exchange and the high cost
of living.
Prohibition in Great Britain is
so far distant that scientists cannot
see 1t with their most powerful tele-
scopes" Lloyd George declared
when asked as to the presence of
American prohibitionists In Eng
land.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Urges Raise for Rural Carriers.

Efficiency of rural mail delivery will
be destroyed unless Congress pays the
rural carriers a living wage. w. d.
Brown. attorney for the rural carriers
association. told the Senate Postoffice
Committee yesterday. Brown said ru-
raj carriers are resigning at the rate
OF fifty a day because they can get
more money elsewhere. He urged the
committee to increase the basic pay
Of LOO a year by 90 per cent, giving
the men 81 $40 n year.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Jugo-Slavia Appoints
New Minister to u. S.

Rome, Jan. 81 tdelayed-)-The
Jugo-slav government has appointed
Jovan NJ. Jovanovitch- to be Jugo-
Slav minister at Washington, ac-
cording to a disptach here today.
The appointment Of Jovan M.
Jovanovitch as new Jugo-Slav min
lister to Washington has been ex-
pected at the Jugo-Slav Legation
here, but as yet no official confirma-
tion has been received. DIR. Slavko
Y. Grouitch. the present minister,
said that he will return to Belgrade
to become a marshal of the court
of the Prince Regent Of the king
dom.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
100000 Sawmin Burns.

Mobile Ala, Feb. 1.-The large
sawmill of the Vredenburg Lumber
Company at Vredenburg, Ala, was
totally destroyed by fire of unknown
origin early today. The loss was
estimated at 100000. The prop
erty was owned by Indiana in
terests. A large new mill in course
of construction on adjoining prop
eTty was saved by heroic work
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Poetry Lectures at c. w. u.

The first Of a series OF eight special
George Washington University lectures
on Poetry AS Necessity Of Life. :"
by Langdon E. Mitchell. noted WASH
ington poet and playwright. will be
given at HE O'Clock this morning An
Concordia Lutheran Church. Twentieth
and @ streets northwest The lectures
will be given on Tuesdays at the same
hour, the last OF the series being on
March q.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Dance by Northwest Girls Club.

All residents of the District hailing
from Oregon. Idaho. Montana. Wash
ingtOn or Alaska are invited by the
Northwest Girls Club to a dancing and
card party next Thursday evening in
the auditorium of the Thomson School.
Twelfth and l. streets northwest. The
affair will take the place of the regular
February meetings of the Washington
State and Alaska Society.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Almost Every Human Ailment
Is Due to Blood Impurities.

You can not overestimate the i'm
portance Of keeping the blood free
of impurities. When you realize
that the heart is constantly pump
Ing this vital fluid to all parts of
the body. you can easily see that
any impurity in the blood will cause
serious complications.
= Any slight disorder or impurity
hat creeps into the blood is
source Of danger. for every vital or
gan OF the body depends upon the
blood supply to properly perform its
functions.
Many painful and dangerous dis
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03

however. that the rent commission
can extend the time of eviction.
The commission is now ready to
answer inquiries and it's office on
the second floor of the building at
500 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Is open after 3 o'clock in the
morning
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Auto Truck DESTROYED by Fire,

An automobile truck owned by
the w. b. Moses Sons Company
was destroyed by fire yesterday
when back-fire ignited gasoline
leaking from the machine in a ga
rage at 936 n street. The loss was
placed at $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Guaranteed
Combinations

- -Copgrnss" Combination
Fountain Syringe and Hot
Water Bottle Goodyear make:
guaranteed one e0 40
year. ..........--. V6s7O
Para Best. Combination
Fountain Syringe and Hot
Water Bottle This % 90
"Atoz" Combination Poun-
tain Syringe and Hot-water
Bottle; Goodyear's best 60 40
make. This sale. .... Sos4J
Tyrian Invincihle- GomSi-
nation Fountain Syringe and
Hot-Wster Bottle; about 4at
size: all complete; gnaran-
teed perfect This d 40
eAke. .-........-.... O1ss0
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
ready 70 go to work Monday mor,.

ready to go to work Monday morn
ing.
Recent additions 70 the campaign
committee are: Mrs. z W. Alder
man. Mrs. Howard A Coombs. Mrs.
W s. Cline. Mrs r. woodland
Gates Mrs. Francis p. HeartsiII.
Mrs. ID. H Kincheloe. Miss Alice M.
Roach. Mrs. Nicholas. Fred Parker,
Joseph Leahy and Fred Pratt
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
Guaranteed Afon1izers

Dobell.s AtomizeL made especial
ly for treatment OF the throat: 7Qf
will spray oil or water. This sale 10y
Dobeips Atomizer for the throat or
nose, will spray oil or water, QS4
This sale. CS'
Dobell,s Hospital AtoiiIzer, The
most complete eutht made S119
This sale. %A'Ao
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03

II
l Aspirin Tablets. Bayer's'
| Peoples prices, dozen SSr
Les = ooz-. 25eD 100 for.
-A.opnSn 49,, =, ~. - ~
lUV ~ p0Itls; i'eopiss Aye
I Price SsSSs,'' .',SI,'''Es
ADsOrDIne, IT., Peo- 81 N
pies prices Ssa 40, ~
AIkaLoI; People prices, 69n
sse sAs ',,',,'.,..,,,.,,.
4 tceaS l, oehaLureoi ieo-
piss , price, l5c
| p. A,TSlsn e,i Mineral On, 75e
Alum to~dsrj Peoples 15e
pi ntea iS;i ;i;; sods, i. 1Oe
fR,j Peoples price, lb,,. Ivy
i Bsfis Acid, pe~deredi D5H
ff sSis., ; soeaui e. Team Team, 12e
Peoples price, ib,,,,.:..
Bronze Seltzerj Peoples
prices, Ice, gle, 4as' S1.23
ba6ek, 81: si.si ip;e;O- AeH
pr Biand's iroa fiiisii pee Ia
pies price, Ice fsF, 10y
Beecham's Pills. Peo- 02H
| pies price, .:-.:,.::,:: 10y
4 Bsume ARaigesiauej RSH
4 Peoples price wy
II BisuFatGd MagResiaj Goa
4 Peoples prices, J5e and: wy
Bliss Native Herb Tab 'ydA
4 lets; Peoples Price,tl size Wy
BFs~R Mixture, 4-ez. 9hH
bottle; People price. ... ivy
Blus-Jay Corn or BunieR
piastersj Peoples 1QA
Gattefss Pins, ;G5c: isii1;eii IA
| Peoples price
Castor Oil, Peoples AKA
camShora;ted OH: s-toi.:; e5a
Cod Iser oil; Peoples Coz
PEA castSr h Fietcheiiis;;' e5a
| Peoples price. .......... 10y
California Fig SYRUP l2A
Peoples price: :.::.::,-:.
Cascara IaDIeJsi REQ 1QA
pies price, lee 6-grain. 10y
CalOcide, Tor sole IeeI; D0a
Peoples price: Ivy
L CaroOllr Acid, pure; 2Sa
Peoples price, pint: wy
CfeQ TerpIn Co.; peo- RSaA
pies price, pint. .:::-::: wy
CoiTyrium, Wyeth'si hS6I
Peoples price: 10y
Cuticura Ointment ;Pe0: OPAL
Piles prices ais, 42c and. ooS
Il Cascaretsi Peoples d2HY
Deans kidney Pms. doa
sec size; Peoples price. NY
D. ID. D.; Peoplessprices Red
De Wits Kidney PMS; 76H'
Peoples Prices ssc and. 10y
,, b,s.y 1sss aa asG aas 500
EPSON Salts: PeopIe's' eSA
Bx:I.ax Chocolate Laxative;
Peoples prices, sse. Ice 10S
lssno;i; Friii SAT-; ieo:-; RIA
p'f Eiy's Cream Balm; PEG: aos
Piles prices. 49e and. -. ooS
Father Johns Medicine, ddH
Peoples prices. Sc and.
Fluid Extract Cascara, Aro-
matte: Peoples price. Oh
three ounces. 10y
Fairchild's Pepsfi: Peoples
prices. &c SQH
F6fhidnd lWampoIe'sJ: 57n
Peoples prices, 2pc and. wy
Fellows Syrup: Peo- SSx
pies prices, S1.1a and. ooT
Graham's Syrup pr Hypo-
phosphites, an excellent sum-
mer onic: Peoples price. 10n
pint. Ivy
Gets-It Form Remedy: OIH
Peoples price. $4,000. 10y
Petroleum. amber: O0H
Peoples price. pound. Ivy
Petroleum. white. Peo- AGA
r!n.s price. pound. ...... wy
Phosphate Soda: Feo: 3TH
n,e's price nound. H.. AF
Rupp.s Salve. rnn"lnes 1QI
observation-disclosures. ieU- S2K
pies prices. &c and. 10y
Russelrs Emulsion: 81 90
Peoples price. ........ %o
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03

HJ&eata Ladies Revolving Spray Syx4nEa. made Of
all rubber; metal valve get Of order. The
most elective syringe made; guaranteed one CT 40
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
7th and K Sts., 7th and E Sts ans
9Th and H SITS. Stores ONLY

great many years experience has qualified us to
do truss fitting in a scientific way. your old truss
feels uncomfortable and does not give proper sop
port the be that il is properly fitted
Consult without delay. We may remedy the
in-hting truss and give the necessary support that
you should
single. c ts "'o 'e.: Sc
New fo.k haSaS truss sort water pad. the highest
rupture cnt,e .oi !,sD' M. S2.98
pads This russ 1'.n '-o secured $40
''aSso1a TSp,uls o'' single; holds S2.9S
Truss: ~ 'oss ,, DeoD.s &.49
LADY ATTENDANT
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03
lHSeuen Stores- Tuesday and Wednesdays

An pexuhr stock SHES always
IN stock. Clean, fresh goodn
Fitting Pooms Lady clerks Al
,ur Seventh and K streees- Efg
and II streets and Ssveoth and Il
streets stores ONLY.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-03

THE STORES THAT CIRCLE THE CITY WITH Low PRICES