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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19
RUFF STUFF


Don Blanks has gone to Center
county, Pannsylvalia to hunt bear.
THE state college press agent can't
Expect set many bear" stories
in thdspapers before the Pitt game
underffe circumstances.
sehsfoFsPoindexter is for a high
tariff s5onJ peanuts, but what II re-
yenvefdlSmethods are taken by Il
nations in Yurrup when some OF
our politicians want to go eoroad'
want sugar Refners sued-head-
line. How sweet Of them,
on hand VIC can't think Of any
nicer place not to be than "'i-
hanson.
II is perfectly marvellous the
amount OF excavating that has to be
done to put one additional story
On a tooth.
The conservative Astonisher in
forms us that the Lit" societies
u the Normal are 10 function again.
we expect to apply for membership
in the one that has the best re-
serve supply.
Washington Denies Treaty Talk
headline. Before the end Of the
week we may expect q good joke
from the Hipp comedian to the et-
lect that Washington is dead.
-..
living these days is i'm
possible. 1t is plane living.
Charles Code of Chicago cele-
81 his eighty-flrst birthday yes
EeSaSSs6y bringing suit for divorce
lnst his wife, because she in
gistsdson bouncing cut glass bowls
or dome. You can't expect a
TShafSStyears to stand such
bnRsb16atment 1t even gets mon
bbonoSB36csome of the younger
$tasperfodic raids at Union
tayettg county seems to have
6ustible supply of bottled
PIT Freshies were admitted to
Forbes Field yesterday free OF
gbharge. They we're put to work
aioy6Ifng on the snow. One OF the
lsRtnFesseG college life is tho cour-
awa#H#A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

tie Iot of mot Of dc world Is an aftermath 0f tie
Great war.
Taken together they constitute the only program
which really can restore the balance for this OF any
other country. Senator Harding may not be as much
of a phrase maker as some Of his predecessors in the
White house, but he evidently understands his country
and his countymen pretty well, and his New Orleans
speech will increase confidence in his ability to stick to
the realities in his administration of his great Office.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

tesy shown Freshmen in various
matters.
Rather a coincident that on the
day the NJ. V. T. struck a biz gas
well, the temperature went up
quite some.
The New York Times informs us
that 10 shirt factories have closed
down, but the collar shops are rum
ming. Well, we can keep our neck
warm at any rate.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

In New York a number Of years ago one OF the
newspapers made a great hit with the public by
pokIng the question. where did you get it?' at
Boss Croker Of Tammany, who was beginning 10
show signs OF tho possession Of wealth. Today the
big question over there seems to be what dld ne
do with it?" us applied TO anothe individual Tor
Investigations conducted by legislative committees
and grand juries indicate that Robert p. Brindell'
president or the Building Trades council, got mil
lions through various methods Of extortion from
contractors, material merchants and even from IN
dividual workmen. What did he do with IT all!
Organized labor has a scandal on it's hands here
which it ought 10 made an effort TO clear up.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

Down In Fayette county, Pennsylvania. a commit
tee of One Hundred has undertaken to put a stop
TO the Illicit traffic in liquor and already so hotel
keepers and bar lenders have been arrested. Pretty
soon a thirsty West virginian will have to travel a
long distance before he is able to Stake his thirst
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

Streets paved with granite sets
are less healthy than other ppes,
because disease germs collect u
he crevicss.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

Buy a package OF Lady Helen"
Chocolate Cherries tomorrow. Reg
ular SIPS package for csc. Fair
mont Pharmacy.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

Cloth was cut by a round-bladed
knife until 400 b. c., when a.
Italian invented a crude pair OF
scissors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

A member of a Russian royaI
family escaped from the Bolshe'
wiki with family heIrlooms baked
in q loaf Of bread.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

Drills with teeth Of corundum and
gem stones, for cutting quartz and
other rock, we're used in Egypt
6,NOO years ago. !
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

rhe ebiset was q perfected te9a
$500 years ago. when II was macs
Of broonEe.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

Spain has a half million mre fs-
males than males.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

RsmoVer-" Gets-It"
Simply apply two OF three drops Of this
faVorfte corn remedy and yourp pain from
THAT corn ceases forever. Then in two
6r Three DAYS, II tho corn has not dropped
on, tRke hold with your fingers and lit It
on as enaIly as you peel a bAn9nal fon
never enjoyed such instant, Ign
ANYTHING so perfect rs "Gets.1t." 1t
"Gcts.it" costs but n trtie at any drug
store, Money back guaranteed, Mo. by
q. Lawrence d Co., Chicago.
Sold in Fairmont and recommend.
ed us the worlds best corn remedy
by w. r. Crane & Co., Fairmont
Pharmacy, Martin Bros Drug Co.
Fortney Drug Co.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

rI.aav Helen" Chocolate cherr4ss
S1.25 package Csc. Fairmout fn'
macy.-AdT
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

Yesterday was the busiest day in our
Suit Department as far back as we can re-
member. This remarkable disposal Of our
ENTIRE REGULAR STOCK together with
the wonderful purchases made in New Yor):
by our buyers last week, brought throngs OF
women here yesterday and today, and tonor-
row should be the banner day of all. If you
want a Suit BE SURE to investigate this ex-
c~eptional offering. The values far surpass
any others in town-tne price reductions are
ONE-THIRD on every Suit in our Store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

PIT Freshies were admitted to
Forbes Field yesterday free OF
charge. They were put to work
lioYeIing on the snow. One OF the
,lsatnFesseG college life is tho cour-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-19

htaSperfodic raids at Union
z Saysttg county seems to have
81 h6ustible supply Of bottled
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

Alivto lHstantaneo.
Hace tres amos me apareci6 una e.
irnpci6n muy comezoEienta en- la ca
heza Probe algunas unturas y rene.
dos pero seguia cumdiendo, Noche por
noche me paseaba sin poder dormir.
Tn amigo me recomend6 d. d. D., 10
probe y la prtmera ~apIicacl6n me do
gran alivio, par0 la comez0n y pude
dormir. Despues de usarla por aIgunos
meses, me cure enteramente.
~ 4rr rrANrafa rt..T- 49,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
Va no quiere ser demo-
crata por mas tempo
DON FELIPE sALAzAR, De LAMY,
ANUNclA SU cAMBlo De POLL.
TiCA N eu9 RAzONES PARA EL
cAMsio, EN- EsTA cARTA.
Lamy, NJ M, Mario 10 de 1920.
ST.. editor de IA Nuevo Mexican0:
RnAlnnadn Q.a = nnninn.

Lamy, NJ M, Mario 10 de 1920.
ST.. editor de "a fNuevo Mexican0:
Estimado ST.. y amigo:
Stand0 que starnpre. desde que fuye
el ueo de- "a raz6n, me ha gustado el
asociRrme con pefsonas que en- mi
cOncept0 son NILS meiores amigos, o
mei0r dicho, q mayor n1mero de los
cue p~ertenecen q algsIna sociedad 0
partid0 ppliticp, IL amos de viyir en-
81 Condado de eanta ENe, y los IS de
mi vida he podido realizar que mis-
meioree amigos so encuentran en- 81
Partido Republicano, y ser1a absur-
do para mi permanecef nor mas item
DO en- las tllas dol Parttdo Dem0cra-
ia, en- donde he eido IN miembro De
dieho partido desde que d mi primer
veto. a
Ahora. nor ID tanto. 70 el abajo fIrs
madO, desde esta fecha me declare
Republican,, y con Ia ulisma lealtad
que eerTf al partido Democratic, no
obstante que Ianca SO reconocleron
mis- ~sergicios nor LOS jefaa De dicho
Partido pem6crAtas servire al Partido
Republoan0, y ser6 un soldadO iisto
en- TODD tempo en las filas del PattL
do Republican,. para combatir a las
huestes denaoefaticas que sin duda
aIguna, va .se apfestan para ID batalla
politfca. que se libfara en- Npviemnre
pr6ximo. Al hacer mi Gamble politi.
co. 70 hago de- mi eapontauea YoIun-
lad sin interea, III promeens dc MIN.
gun miembr0 del Partido Repubilca.
no, y sin nfnsdn agravio personal en-
contra de- ninguno de mis- emiGos de.
m6cratas. puea para information del
pntlico dire quo todoe mis- hermanOa
v ann sodn IA famlIia Salaxar. anto.
fofmente dc fheFnal, NJ NJ, del con.
dad0 de San Mtfguei. con dem6crafas
v nn humfldc nergid0r " q primero
De dicha naraiiia quo - pasa o hn
fliaa repahlieana&
10 I'd. nn amigo.
FuEAPE sALAzAR
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
Oportunidad para las
s~enoritas

Hay aleunas ioyenes que esperan
ser maestras, y hay otras que no tie
esa intenei0n. Para ambas ella
sea hay carreraa en- las cuaies pue-
den ser dtiles 81 Sc iDtaresa usted
en- saber que ~caFreras son estAB J
tambien por uu6 medidas se haco 20
aible quo ma i6von siga tales CARR,
ras, mande por m nnmero del @Nof.
malite.1 81 % fcbrero. 1920. IN 81
cual - halia IN a~stfealo tituIado,
eOcnpaclonea para Sehoritaa , eeh0
fas. por IA seAora Ruth q Mflnr,
dIroctora De II Edncacl6n yocacionai
3ol ostado. 30 Il cnesfa ma cue IN
kobre sellado. ) con a nnmhrE y d.
rnenl0n. uirfianae Al -8ERVice
aUREAu, NEW MEXICO STATE
NORMAL, SILVER CITY, n. n
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

E ZF".r
Diego Roybal, Juan Esteban Roybal.
Teresa de Martinez, Maximiana de
Martinez, Agapito Pine, Rafael Non
Itoya, Juan Gonzales, Abel Sanchez,
Isabel de Martinez, AtiIapo Montoya,
Luis Martinez, Julian aMrtinez, Loni-
clio Sanchez, Eotero oMntoya, Juan
Vigil, Juan B. Mirabal, Loretto vigil,
Francisco Romero, Antonio Vigil, 10.
Sc Domingo Anaya, Juan Tafoya, RI
cardo Tafoyas Aacario Pena. Perfecta
Pena. Luis Rivera, Juan G. Rivera,
Inacita A. de Vigil, Gabriel Trujillo,
Lucia o. de Padilla, Guadalupe r. de-
Vigil, Hdel Padilla, Hilario PadRla,
Marcos Poterf Antonio Trujillo, Eu-
fracio Truiillo, EpitRcio Pena, Saliva,
dor Perez. Salvador TrujiIo, Elias
Valdez, Manuel Sabine Roybal, Es-
quipula Giron, Francisco Giron, Car
lota r. de Mopt0ya, Deiubino Quinta-
na, Sotero Martinez, Felipe Roybal,
Vicente Romero, Rosario Ortiz, Eu-
genia Martinez. Antonio Tapia, Qua
dalupe salazar, Camilla n. de Romero,
Luciano Trujillo. jose de la Cruz Gar
ella, Antonio r. Romero, Ramon Gar
ciu y a1festasf Ramon Romero y Ro-
darte. Luciano r dc aErcia. C0smc
Garcia. Ramon Garcia y Eena. Julio
Roybal. Ramon Roybal, Ricardo Roy
bal, Luisa Roybal, Juan Roybal, Ma
nuelita o. de Garcia, Reyes TruiblIo,
Demandados.
IA LOS. DicHos DEMANpADoss
Ustedes y cada n de ustedes es-
tan por Ia presente notificados do
que esta ahora pendiente EN- la Corte
de Distrito del condado de Santa Fe,
una acci0n por Ii cual las personals
nombradas arriba son demandantes
y demandadOs, raspectivamentes y
que los ob5otos generates de ID dichn
acci0n son 81 adjudiear los derechos
de las dichag parties respoctiyAe al
uso de las aRlae de IN cleric eistena
de corriemte az aqua conocldO como
los Rios Dc Naulbe y P0joaque. ST.
tnados en- q C0ndado do Santa Re y
Ealado De Nuevo Mexico. A menos
dc que ustedes entren 81 t~cuipagen.
/ cia en- Ia dicha causa On o antea del
dfa 81 de Abril. 1890, &c rendira an
| fulcio en- IA dicha causa en- contra &c
nsttdss. II nombrD y direction iel
aboKado de- los dcmandantes q ~
p. Davies. SANTA We. Nucvo Mexico.
pudo ba3o mi fIrmn y FL Eelio a.
Ia dlcha dorte. este dfa : dc Mario
NFTEDo LUCnR0.
se~cretarie del Condado
Por NJ NJ BerFero. Dipntado
Isl Publ Star ~.
LAST Publ April iNt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

rERptc0-Bn cnbmiio con snta mar
. En Il plerna lxaaierds con
heradunaa en- lac euatfe patas, y
una yngun oseuFn con marca En- a
pierna i2quisntsf y lac oF1ina
ralA6aa
una buena rAcompensa q u per
2ona que dt una raxon Dc elias
uus eonduxea 4 recobfaf lac mia
maa. 1o@E CHAVEZ,
W. esFFllics Street
Santa -. y. y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

NO mas incomes dc insomnia
No habfa tenido una noche de des-
canzo por cinco meses, hasta que co.
mence a usa gu D. D. D., y obi que
dulce me fue descansar despues de SUI
frfr cinco meses de ~torturasl
Mrs. LUCY j. TAYLOR, Mechanics
burg, Va.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

'Mls hahitpa a~edrnfafloa Can maee
nitado a nno 90 an hxnn1h a. cram
90 Is caande He pfphade mRchos,
ftrn no be gneoniFaao nlnsuno nv
lor qio La paatilaia a. rhhmhefiast-
eseFib6 qorrro r. nanInn a. ft4F8l
Nsek. "a. AR pnnlzia 81 pFoNseta'
- al Mennn Hartettk. nao AZ ioa
toiaies mndefce a. Naeed fnElatAFra
In rensA IN toaaa arteM
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

EN- LA coRTE DE DlsrRiT0
No. $500

W mo. S3Ou ~
49, 49,. s46v,oo
EseAoo us $3.50 IA
Aonuauv ~ 3a
BenitO Lljan, Elfego Gomez, y, a
mador Gonzales, Lorenso Romero
ProcopiO Roybal, Antonio Royhal
Tiodoro Trujillo, Alberto Garcia, Sc
rain Quinfana, Nicolas Quintanay &c
marc Quintana, Biterbo Quintana, 10
81 p. Qnfntana. Juan Pablo Quintana,
Encarnaci6n Sa2azar y Garcia, linear
naci0n S4lazar y Truiillo, 11ilafio Ca
lies. Roberto Quinfana, Francisco Con
tales y Roybal, Herman Qulntana, 10.
"a ID. Ouintana, Prndancio Lucero,
Manuel X. Lopez. Marcos Gallegos,
Josefa @. Roybal, Jniianita ". Garcia,
Ramon Garcia v Senay Cosme Car
ofa. .Jose 81 Gomez. Luciano TrujRlo.
Rosario ORTIZ, Estevan Romero, Anto-
nio Il Romero. Josefa Veiarde, Mex
oufades Martinez. Iibrada Medina,
.Illan de Jesds Gomez, Atanacip Ga
lIagos. Wanita Gonzales, Enrique Roy
Raj. Antonio Herrera, Abigail @. Ca
sados. Maxine Herrera, Pablo HERE.
"a. lose Albino Montoyay Jose Eifego
Montova. Beatriz ". Sernal Felisita
Come. lose santos Gomez. J0s6 r.
lSalazar. Federico Salazar, jose A.
4 Mian Tendosio Gomez. Alfredo III,
ian. Jose II. RoybaI. Apolonio Roybal,
Vicente Romero. Manuel Sabine, 10
sefita Gir6n, Florencio Roybal, Ma
nielita Roybal, Eulogio MestasA Jac0
DO Montoya, Refugio Gomez, Rita
Gomez. Catarina Roybal, Celsa de
Rovbal. Marcos Trujilio, Samuel Va
lencia. Antonio D. Gomez, Primitive
Gomez. Candida Gomez, Toribio Ar
chuleta. Cresenciano Serna, Elena Sc
ma lose Maria Serna. Francisco Con
zalas. rifdio Gonzales. Donaciano Con
zaies. Banito Gonzales, Miguel Con
zales Fermin Gonzales, Apolinar Tru
fIIo Juan Medina. Teodoro Duran,
Gufllermo Duran. Rosario Casados
Tosk al Gomez JOSS A. Gomez, Pedro
Gomez y Gonzales. Cruz Medina, Ana
cIato Gomez. EmiIIo Valencia. Being
M Gonzales. Cresenciano Rovhal, No
hertz Roybal. Bernardo Royba1, Bo
nifacio Roybal. Marcelino Roybal, 10
a IA Ia cruz Roybal. Adelina Roybal
Taof9Ia Gonzales. Juanita RoybaI Val
dey Ramon r. Roybal. Jose u. Con
zaSes. AuoIonio vigil. Antonio g. vi
oil Demetrio Roybal. Jesds B. Roy
hal g5brado Ouintana. Antonio Jose
C6Tne1. TOMAS Roybai. Daniel GUM
Jana Eduardo Roybal. Salorns Lutan,
Martin r7ovba1 v Tjuian. Manuel Roy
: 4 AYian. Melicendro Roybal. Eaeu-
terio Gonzales, Virginia viyiana Luz
ian. Guiilermo Gonzales. Celestino
TruiiIio. Juan Ignacio Herrera, Senai-
da Gonzaies' EInliianD I.eypa.z 1870
: Ganegos, LosMs 9s9yDaz 1870
no ealsesos' I@plo Naliss n~-sseneS
lauo nAllskos, Jose SSnn 5.sh -
Nlco1as uVnSzlss e M, ms Wa
arO nuOypaA 49, $500
meIeJheo nvyDn1 $500 -
Elnslo an1yD asnISAs rar-.sr No..
Lael I'LL @l4s aa ea~ese
rnee, scuylv rSss, $500 -
sMLl4us $500 49,. AZ sasnav
1870 $3.50 Tasse.rsr prrh-i
geIn -sn 80 rss-sSnr srnr-
$500 vloSnta pnnsfn
49,, $3.50 1920 $500
sAse-n $3.50 z-anne, 1r,tss rrnc
5@ e.s~ &c., uesss voiSer
$50 rspaa Dar,on Il povbai pail.
1tA1A Stsy C-~r.,,s vsiae~ NAV
xrn 1.sn,,ls 1fonfova anadn.
...u rsrnn n~sss5arsa nrirtena Frnk
nensns pn,uarn pahio ffarl
rvt.ss,ssna 1rsrtsnav Einran.
y. parasrc pnmxn q TrnirIo lInan
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

eK NEcEofTANssnonea qwe arGtn
~ssffissde q T~uhsrEaissia cara eve
esxTfheh q Il Themp48n ffa9tm41a
CtmpsnY. ~ WsH oelH hssnna.
AibueNsFeua \. ~ y eneesifaftn
sias ~ les MiersssfA mashA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

Sc MANDA Al PEDIRLA
Mande sul nonbre y dlreeelon por una
hctella geperosa de IA Prescription o,
Q. .. la prImera curaci6n de q. o. p
ie dara aliylo instantaneo. Mande hoy
lncluya i0c ara pagan 81 costo del EN-
paque y franqueo por correo. -.
D. D. b. LABORATORIES
1886 B Rayenswood Ave,
Dept S273. CHICAGO. ILL.,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

Tenro coEnpradoFeE paFn eatas a.
adohe para nef rsconatraIdas 81 -.
sfio nadofno % Santa ~ Deben
rsiar 81 huenn c0naicida.
II y DonafAN
sfa pun oasgsr Az Telfgsno SOW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
Make the Whole Summer Vacation Time

by spending as much of it as possible in
the open air, and by sleeping outdoors
every night.
You can do this with a "Close-to-na-
ture" canvas house. These rainproof,
windproof shelters, which protect you
from all insects, are equally useful for a
regular camping trip or for your own
lawn. They are easy to put up or take
down and require no tools.
Prices range from $40, for size 71sx6
it., to $500, for size 12x24 it..
Here also is a complete assortment of
cots, blankets, camp furniture and other
camp equipment.
(Ths Gallery Junipsr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
All Our Boys
Ready-to-Wear
Wash Suits at S3.S5

The bulk Of them are new
suits belonging to a very notable
purchase. And all of them are in
the most desirable styles, espe-
cially Oliver Twist and shirt
styles. .,
Colors and fabrics in wonderful
selection and every suit wonder
full at the price-$3.85.
In sizes for lads of 8 to 8 years.
(Second Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12

A Jacket which an invalid could
wear in bed or a well person on
the porch is crocheted by hand
and hangs straight with narrow
kimono sleeves. It comes in vari-
Gus colors and costs 81 in the
Art Needlework Store.
(second Floor, CENTRALLY
Nobody's eyes should be
neglected. When people can't
read without holding the paper
at arms length it's sure sign
that they need glasses. The
Optical Goods Store fills oculists'
prescriptions with great care.
Main Gallery, Chestnut)
Field-glasses, b a 70 m e t e s,
pocket compasses and pedometers
are all Of interest to vacationists
and all can be found in the Opti-
. cal Goods Store. y
Main Gallery. Chestnut)
Women's boudoir slippers are
made of leather, quilted satin and
other fabrics and cost $3.50 to Sc
in the Women's Shoe Store.
(First Floor, MarkcD
Better take shoe polishes, shoe
laces and polishing outfits with
you than trust to getting inferior
sorts in the place of your sojourn.
(First Floor, Murket)
New place cards-all hand
painted-are in sets; one sports
set, another appropriate for a
bridal luncheon, and so on.
Prices are $3.50 to S5 the dozen.
tAIain Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
Some Men Rail at
the Heat

the humidity boh but the properly dressed
smiles
properly dressed man is the in "tropicals."
He is dressed for health and comfort and he knows
and where choose his tropical suit he will also be dressed
good style.
We particular about tropical because there
nothing dislike alleged tropica that
bags and Fuckers and spols mans symmetry. 13s
Wanamaker tropical suits fashioned.
Also they tailored-not merely stitched together.
And the fashions follow the lines of the best regular suits
For tropical suits of such good grades prices could
regularly be lower SsS
Palm Beach suits fancy and plain shades $25 and $50
Mohar suits, $25 to $685. y
Silk suits, $40 to $55. fYs
Tropical worsted SUITS S35 to S60
White flannel trousers, S1S. .&6
Gabardne, white and color, $780, #sF
Striped serge, $40; white duck SIS. tI
Floor, Mari A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
Fine Chemises
and NightgOwns

The chemises are envelope with
trimmings top and bottom, and
these trimmings are Of exquisite
quality. One style with real filet
is $5.75; and others with hand
crochet in Irish patterns are S.
and $6.25.
The nightgowns are of the
Porto Rican persuasion, tailored,
and very smooth and cool, with
hne hemstitching for their only
relief. Prices are $685. and $685..
(Third Floor, CcntraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
Frolaset COrsets
(FrOnt-Laced)

' We have just received models
for all figures, carried out in plain
and fancy materials.
At S. there is a pink coutl,
topless, with elastic under the bust
and across the lower back. This
has very short skirt.
At S5.75 is a low-bust model of
pink coutil with a medium-length
skirt.
At s7.25. Daintily figured pink
batiste with elastic across the
top, and long skirt.
Another model of pink coutil
slightly higher in the back and
very low in the bust.
At SO. A low model with long
skirt made of striped pink coutil.
tThird Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
Opening New Boxes of Cool
Comforts and Novel
Summer Blankets

For camps, boats, hammocks,
for every place and occasion call
ing for cool comfort, certain
coverings are needed and no
other will fill the bill.
We are showing three new lots
Of just the things needed.
Jacquard-woven' summer cotton
comforts in rose and white, blue
and white, and olive and white,
size 70xs4 inches, at $3.50 each,
Cotton steamer rugs in a vari-
(sixth FL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
Hand-Embr0idered
GeOrgette Waists

The work--very delicate and
dainty--is done in France, and
the waists are made up here.
They are pink and white, have
short sleeves, and shallow necks--.
square, round or V-shaped---and
they may be had for $12.85 to SIS.
Other Georgettes without en-
broidery, but good deal of lace
edging, and pleated ruffies, are
SITS.
Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
Organdies Grow
More Popular
as the Weather
Gets Warmer

For there's no, gainsaying the
fact that they are the coolest
looking fabric that one can wear,
and they feel cool, too.
A good assortment is still here
both white and the best colors.
They are az and a. inches wide
and 81, $1.25 and $1.50 a yard.
(First Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
Rain Capes Are New and Pretty
Forms of RainCOats

A surprising number Of women
are wearing them this Summer
for they are so easily thrown over
ones shoulders when a sudden
storm comes up and they have the
advantage Of not mussing ones
light frocks.
(EIrat III.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
|lOO Surf Satin
Skirts, Special
at $3.50

one OF the new pretty gathered
models that women like SO much,
with the pockets set diagonally
and trimmed with large buttons.
The surf satin is a good heavy
quality, pure white and has the
brilliant luster that seems to
grow better the more it is laun-
,I aefed. All sizes up to 32-inch
EAST AisIe)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12
NeW Books for
Summer Readers

"The Hand in the Dark" by
Arthur T. Rees, price So.
More than a mere detective
story.
"The Long Traverse" by
kathrene and Robert Pinker-
ton, S1.50. A story of revenge
and love.
Hidden Trails" by William
Patterson White, S1.90. Some.
(Main Floo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12

DORCH piIlolDs are cer-
l. tainly needed for the
fullest enjoyment of suing
ing seats and hamn,ocks
and many people use them
to make the chairs and
benches more comfortable.
CretOnne-coUered, Oblong,
$3.50, and round, $2.75, pith
prices going up to $5.75.
(Fifth Floor. Msrket)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-12

etytof plaid designs and in many
color combinations over brown,
blue, dark green and other
grounds, size 66xs0 inches, at 81
each.
Indian design blankets of. cool
cotton in wealth of color effects
and characteristic Indian patterns
very much favored for boats,
for any out Of the ordinary use
on land or water, size 66x80
inches, at $3.50 each.
=, CentraD