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Evening journal., 1920-02-03
TODAYs AID TO BEAUTY.

Hair is by far the most conspicu-
Gus thing about us and is probably
the most easily damaged by bad or
careless treatment. II we are very
careful in hair washing, we will have
virtually no hair troubles. An espe-
clally fine shampoo for this weather,
one that brings out all the natural
beauty Of the halr; that dssolves and
entirely removes all dandruff, excess
oil and dirt; can easily be used at trif-
ling expense by simply dissolving a tea
spoonful Of canihrox (which you can
get at any drugglsrs) in a cup OF hot
water. This makes a full cup Of sham
boo liquId-enough so II is easy to ap-
ply II 10 all the hair instead Of just the
TOP of the head. This chemically dis
solves all Impurities and creates a
soothing. cooling lather. Rinsins leaves
the scalp spotlessly clean, soft and pill
ant. while the hair takes on the glossy
richness Of natural color, also a flufll-
ness which makes 1t seem much
heavier than IL is. After a canthrox
shampoo, arranging the hair is a
pleasure.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

II you want to keep your hair in good
condition, be careful what you wash II
with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkall This dries the
scalp, makes the hair brittle, and Is
very harmful Mulsifled cocOanut oil
shampoo (which is pure and entirely
greaseless), is much better than any
thing else you can use for shapooing,
as this can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with wot1r
and rub IL in. one or two teasp0onfuls
will make an abundance Of rich, creamy
lather, and clesnses the hair and scalp
thoroughly The lather rlnses out cas-
lily and removes every particle OF dust,
dirt. dandruff and excessive oil. The
hair dries quickly and evenly. and II
leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy
and easy to manage.
You can get Mulsfed cocoanut oil
shampoo at most any drug store. II Is
very cheap, and few ounces is enough
TO last everyone In the family for
months.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
LAWMAKER ILL
WITH PNEUMONIA

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Md, Feb 3.-Elkton livery
men are much concerned over the prob
ability OF the Eppler bill, now before
the MARYLAND Legislature. to change
the marriage law being passed. This
proposed law would kill ElktOn as a
Gretna Green and at the same tine
would practically kill the livery busi-
ness.
The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Bratten
Gonce wife OF John E. Gonce, was held
from her late home Monday afternoon.
The Rev. John McEmoyle, d. d.. pastor
Of the Elkton Presbyterian Church, con-
ducted the services. Burial was In Elk-
ton Cemetery.
8. Ralph Andrews, a Republican
member OF the Maryland House OF Dele
gates. came home from Annapolis lasl
week III with influenza. His wife nurs-
ed him, and in a day or two contracted
the disease. While she was III thelI
four-year-old son became seriously III
and is now suffering with pneumonia
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews are convalescing
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
P. @. s. OF A. NOW
in NEW QUARTERS

The new Patriotic Order Sons OF
America Hall, at No. l06 West Seventh
street, was opened last night when
the Washington Camp, No. 4, p. o. OF
A., held its first meeting in the new
home.
The building has bJen remodeled.
The women's organization will occu-
py the second floor and the mems or
ganizatiOn the third floor.
The rooms are occupied each night
except Saturday and Sunday as follows
Second loOr-Monday night, Camp NO.
Q. p. o. Of A.; Tuesday, Camp No. !,
p. o. Of A.: Wednesday, sons ana
Daughters OF America; Thursday, Camp
No. 2. p. o. Of A; Friday, Camp, No. 4
p. o. Of A.
Third foor-Mondsy nights, Delaware
Commandery; Tuesday, Camp No. -
P.O. s. OF A.; Wednesday, Camp No. 9
p. o. s. Of A.; Thursday, Camp No. q
p. o. S. Of A.; Friday, Camp No. 4
p. o. 6. OF A.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
DELAWARE PLAYS TWO
GAMES THIS WEEK
sneclnl 10 rhe EvenIng journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Feb. 3-Realizing that he
has two strong teams TO meet this week
Coach shlpley plans to work the Della
ware College basketball squad hard
every afternoon until Friday to get the
men in the best shape possible. Friday
night Franklin and Marshall College
plays here and Saturday night Delaware
goes to Muhlenburg College. Previous
to the Haverford game last Saturday
night Delaware had not played a game
for about two weeks and the players
showed the effect OF the long lay OF.
It is because OF that fact that Coach
shipley will work the squad hard in
practice this week.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
INSTITUTEPLANS
SEAFORD SESSION
Sussex Charcoal Burner Bad
ly Burned When His
Shack Caught Fire
BROKE HER HIP BY
FALL ON PAVEMENT
,eciai 70 The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
sEAFORD. Feb. 3.-Governor Town
send and Secretary Of State Everett c.
Johnson have been invited to attend the
Farmers Institute, which is to be held
here Wednesday and Thursday The
following is the program for the TWO
days:
Wednesday morning-Opening prayer;
"Rich Farms Make Rich Farmers" talk
and discussion; farm bureau program,
NJ V. Vaughn, county agent; oils and
crops. Prof. NJ. o. Pence, Delaware Col
lege Afternoon-"The Value OF Good
Seed" C. NJ. White, OF Maine; "Ihe
Care and Health Of Children" Mrs. Ina
]. n. Perkins, director child welfare
Delaware reconstruction commission
tuberculosis in Delaware" DR.. Charles
II. Keene executive secretary, state
tuberculosis commission; reading, Mrs.
Salo Friedewald Scranton. Pa. Eve
ning-"How TO Have Tubercular Free
Cows" Or. w. G. Middleton, L. 5. Blu
reau OF Animal Industry; Health In the
Farm Home" DR.. Keene; reading, MIS-.
Friedewald
! Thursday morning-The State pro-
gram-discussion; "How to Prevent
Hog Cholera" Dr. II. L. Zurkow; to-
mato culture, also plant diseases. Dr..
Thomas +. Manns. Pathologist at Del
aware College. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ton in the Business Of Farming and
Marketing" C. NJ. White; Disease OF
Peas and Tomatoes" Prof. j NJ LeCato
Delaware College. Address, Or. Richard
Watson Cooper: reading, Mrs Friede-
wald. Evening-Our Boys and Girls,
lecture. Dr. Richard Watson Cooper
reading. Mrs. Friedewald.
Joseph Dickerson. OF Seaford, receiv-
ed word last night that his brother
iMyer Dickerson was badly burned and
not expected 20 live Dickerson' who j
67 years OF age. lives alone In a shacH
I'm a backwoods, near Greenwood. H'
lis a charcoal burner and was burned
when his shack caught fire.
Miss Lola Griffith, member OF The
Seaford High School basketball team
who was badly injured in a practice
game Friday night. and who remained
unconscious for about twenty-foul
hours. Is slightly improved although
her condition Is still serious.
Mrs. Marqaret NlcCue, wife Of Peie
McCue. Of Blades. fell on the ice whii
on her way TO visit a sick friend AM
broke her hip bone. Walter L. Culver
also OF Blades, fell on the icy sidewall
. and is now confined TO his home, SUI
, fering with cuts and bruises.
The snow and ice which has covere'
the ground in this section for severa
8 weeks Is working a great hardship o.
game OF all kinds, and birds and ran
hits are suffering for want OF 1000
! MANY farmers are feeding game In thel
, immediate sections, but there Is muc
: game will die from exposure and star
Ivatlon, -,
While practlclng acrobatic stunt
which he had seen in the HOLDS an
lIonrendyke minstrels. Harold RoDin
son son OF Mr. and Mrs. c. w. hoDlI
son. was injured when he FELL Daui
spraining his arm. -.
Twenty years ago II took a prelt
good sized turkey gobbler to Drlns wv
dollars Many hundreds OF them
! thousands Of them, sold for more INA
. twelve dollars each in the city marker
e this winter.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
JAPANESE BOOTH
FOR RY.M. C.A.FAIR
Will Be in Charge of Y. w. C,
A. of Women's
College
FINAL PLANS FOR
NEWARK CARNIVAL
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

special 10 Inc Evening JouIhd'
NEWARK. Feb. IA. G. Wilkinson,
chairman Of the general committee OF
the Y. NJ. C. A. that is arranging for the
big indoor carnival which will open
Tuesday evening OF next week and con-
tlnue each evening during the remainder
OF the week at the "Y" has called a
meeting Of the chairmen Of the various
subcommittee for Thursday night.
This meeting Will be held at the "Y" at
so'clock and final plans for the carnival
will be discussed.
Miss Helen Bishop. president OF the
Y. w. C. A OF the Women's College an
nounced yesterday that her association
would assist in making the carnival a
success and TO that end will NJ up a
Japanese booth which will be in charge
OF the Y. w. C. a. members Of the col
lege.
Those arranging for the carnival
are meeting with much announcement
on all sides and even a number OF bus
mess men Of Wilmington are giving the
project their support.
All rules TO govern the voting contest
Cor the most popular young women and
the most popular young man in Newark
will be announced in a few days. In
addition TO this a number Of other
features are being arranged.
\. Lee Rose will start the work on
Thursday OF putting the booths up on
the large fl6or OF the ~" for the car
nival. The Aetna Hose, Hook and Lad
der Company have loaned the booih;
that are used for the hremen's street
carnival every summer for the anail
next week
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
MIJNlPS PREVALENT
AT BRIDGEVILLE
.,,, - The Evening journal.

Speclal 10 The Evening Journal
RRIDGEVILLE, Feb. 3-Mrs. Bertna
Culver. who has been in the MethouIst
Hosnital. Philadelphia, for the past SIX
weeks. was brought home Saturday
much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie owens left yes
terdav for Miami, Florida, where they
win snend the remainder OF the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heison, OF MARI
eta. Pa, have been visiting the latter 5
narents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry p. Cannon
OF this town.
E p. Ward is spending a few days
in Wilmington with his daughter, Mrs.
| Edward Clark.
Danlel Nelson and daughter, Eileen,
have been visiting MFR. and Mrs. Albert
Hurley, OF Wilmington.
/ Eggs dropped IA cents a dozen last
week and are now selling for 90 cents
dozen. =.
Mrs. Philip Jones has been visiting
friends in Wilmington and Philadelphia
for the past week.
Lillian Sudler and Adele Gray attend
ed the Junior Prom OF Delaware Col
lege at the Hotel dupont, Wilmington
last Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Swan have
returned to their home after visiting
in Vineland, n. j., Philadelphia anC
Wilmington.
Miss Nell Ward, Of Wilmington, Il
visiting her sister. Miss Lois Ward
Mumps are prevalent among the elder
people as well as the boys and girls o
the town.
The Farmers Institute will meet her
! February and Z. Mrs. Salo Freidewald
a dramatic reader, will be present Fri
day afternoon and Or. Cooper will giv'
an address in the evening.
4 The fourth quarterly conference o
Union NJ. e, Church has been called 70
II Fbruarv ~
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
Slandinu of The CIubs.
OFFICIAL STAMP
ON PENN COACHES

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-Members OF
the University Of Pennsylvania ath-
letic council at a hurriedly called meet
ing yesterday ratified the new regime
Of football coaches. John W. Heisman,
who was a member Of Red and Blue
teams more than a score OF years ago.
is the new head coach He is under
three-yoar cOnt~~,
The name OF Or. John \. keogh. VINO
coached the University OF Pennsy
freshman eleven last year, was added 10
the list OF assistant coaches, unoiically
announced by the football committee
after its meeting last Friday
The name of Robert C.. Folwell. for
the last four years head coach OF the
Red and Blue eleven, was not presented
TO the athletic council. He was dropped
from the running without any eX-
planation by the football committee.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
QUOTTS

The Desco guoit team are still on top
Of the All-Wilmington League, due to
the fact that they defeated the Brandy
wine in all 1--WE contests last week.
There numerous wins give them the
substantial lead OF i've contests. Desco
won three OF its contests last week by
shutout scores which gives them a rec
ord Of six shutouts for the season
With their present lead the Desco team
Is in very little danger OF being topped
by the other clubs unless there Is
marked Improvement in the style OF
play OF the runners-up.
Tonight the Brandywine team Will
play Brack-Ex. while Thursday the
Water Department will meet the Desco
team on the latter's court. Friday, viii
bring together the Baldwin and p. r. X.
clubs on the p r. r. court.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
FIRE THREATENS
HEART OF PENNSGR0VE

PENNsGROVE, n. j.. Feb. 3.-Fire
yesterday morning damaged a row Of
brick and frame stores in the business
section OF this town.
The fire started in the George A. Gall
bakery. II spread 30 a storehouse and
four other stores adjoining. The build
ings are Of one story The loss will
reach thousands of dollars.
Within a short tine the fire got be-
yond control OF the local volunteer fire
men. The dupont fire company, at
Carneys Point then was summoned.
The burned stOrehouse Is north Of
the Ball bakery, and the other dam
aged buildings adjoin TO the south.
Next 10 the bakery is the shoe store of
Fred Feldman. then a Chinese laundry,
the plumbing store Of Stanley Stewart
and Howard Maley's electrical store.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
KEYSTONE NoMINaTEs TONIGHT.

Onlcers for the new year viii be
nominated at the meeting OF the Key
stone Field Club. at the club house
tonight. The ballotlng Will start
promptly at 100 o'clock. In oonjunc-
ton with the election OF officers the
leaders OF the various campaign fund
teams Will meet and report. The cam
paIgn has been extended until Febru-
airy 10 in an effort to raise the 5000
needed 10 construct the new club
house.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
Slave to Tobacco?
Let NicOtOl
Set You Free

Are You a slave 20 tobacco, so addicted
20 lis use that you must have your daily
guppiy or feel nervous and irritable and
unhnppyf N you have reached this point
-FOUR use Of tobacco Is excessive ana thla
a always Injurious TO health and nerves,
brain aud body Quit before Il Is too laie
-rrraiu your freedom before hope ~ lost
Nicotol will kin the craving for tobacco
tone up your nerves and make the topheso
babit ouit you. lOu can cut down your
suppiy of tobacco or quit entirely without
ioss ~ time or Inconvenience or suffering
or craving IN any way Get box OF Nlco-
tol tablets Of your DRUGGIST hha aipei
,o,,, davs' use note the wonderful I'm E.
nrovement In your physical and mental
Condition.. Nlcotol Is sold under on ron
clad guarantee to refund the purchase price
Note: Ask your druggist about Nlcotoi;
TIE knows what Il has done for Others an.
YOU can trust him TO tell you what II
will do for you.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
CHARLES CnNnSIiFY.

President Comlskey Of the White Sox,
who possesses one OF the best freak
pitchers In Cicotte, recently said whom
interviewed concerning the proposed
ban on freak ball deliveries:
"They may leglslate AGAINST the
things a pitcher can do with his hands
and feet. but they can't leglslate against
his thinking They'll have TO take the
brains away from some Of those boys
TO stop their success"
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
Suffer Little Children
ny EDnuND VANCE COOKE,

Tne are 1--WE children middle Europe the edge of
staryaton)
"surer the little children" the Gentle Prophet said.
And dnowt the children daily for their bread
children"
The little children,
And them suffer- by sunerance, lnsteadf
And hose these pteous children there line line
With smile which do not sinner
"SuGe the
The piteous children,
OF stricken world but also and mine
Across the they call by all we hold most dear,
BY every baby's laughter. by mothers tear.
children"
The calling, children,
his head and he does not hearY
"suner the little children" the Gentle Prophet sath
And m children sob their bitter breath.
"Suner The
The sghinq, children,
And shall suffer by sunerance TO deahf
Copyright. 1920. N. Z. A..
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
A RusnER's PLEA.

Charley Grahaml skipper OF the San
Francisco Seals, picked this one out OF
his mail the other day.
II am a swell football player and
think ! would make a good baseball
player. am OF a quiet, retiring nature
and don't care to have my name In
print"
The Seal pilot answered him 10 the
effect that a good booter doesn't take
we'll with the diamond fans In Frisco.
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
@ WnAT7
,&TTKET { !
EC-GAXI
TRIS SPEAKER.

iitiN NfLNhLh
Left-handed hurlers are scarce and
far between-good ones.
II Iris Speaker is not an optimist he
Is anyway planning on putting the
Cleveland Indians out In front. A con-
vcrsaton with Jim Dunn, president OF
the American League club, runs about
like this:
"Glve me a good left-hander and I'll
win the 1920 pennant. Hand me TWO
and I'll breeze home"
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
pAnK LOSES TuS ONE.

Park A. C. five went down TO defeat
before the West End third team last
nlzht, by the score Of 80 TO :. Score:
West End
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
G0alsL
Park A.
Goals

West End third would like TO arrange
games with any third class team in
cludng Defiance thirds. ST Mary's and
Pioneers. Call T. Bullen, phone 4379Ii
An astrological forecast shows that
the comirg two weeks will be favor
/ able for all mercantile and domestic
pursuits found In the Want Ads
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
Real Estate For Sale

910 JEFFERSON STREET.
Three Stories 10 rooms, baths, porch hot air heat
gas and electric, cemented cellar; lot 3Oxl5O
s12 WEST FOURTH STREET.
Three stories 10 rooms, BATH porches, hot air heat
cemened cellar gas; lot 18x120
222 NORTH JACKSON STREET.
Three Stories rooms; lot 1Sx90.
COL WEST NINTH STREET.
Three Stories rooms, BATH porch, hot air heat ce-
mented cellar, gas; lot 2Ox75
945 E. SEVENTEENTH STREET
Two stories, rooms, bath porch hot air heat ce-
mened cellar gas.
6 E. TWENTY-THlRD STREET.
Three stories rooms BATH porch hot air heat ce-
mented cellar gas and electric. Possession June 20
1898 E. TWENTY-SECOND STREET.
Two Stories rooms, BATH porch cemened cellar,
gas; lot 16x10O.
I'LL WEST STREET.
Three stories 10 rooms, bath, porch hot air neat
Possession March %.
2525 WASHINGTON STREET.
Two stories rooms, BATH porch, hot AIR heat oe-
mented cellar gas and electric Possession 30 days
1924 WEST FIFTH STREET.
Three stories 10 rooms BATH porches one nclosed;
gas and electric lot 16x115. Immediate possession This
house has been recently remodeled throughout
Fred b. Cushmam,
REAL. ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGES.
211 WEST SEVENTH STREET
Telephone 7010.
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings Until O'clock
Evening journal., 1920-02-03

26OO BLOCK WEST STREET.
TNyo-story dwelling, rooms Datu porcH, meat e""
cellar gas plot 20xlOO Possession June 1870
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1000 BLOCK MADISON STREET.
r-eestorv brick dwelling porches BATH heat cemens
cellar Gas and electricity for three cars Plot 2Noa
Possession March % 1920
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1000 BLUM ffNANNl-lN , NIL -
rr,,,o s+o-y hrick dwelling rooms. bath. porch,
cellar Gas and electric garage. Possession 30 days
Evening journal., 1920-02-03

1900 BLOCK WEST TENTH STREET. ..,.,
c., rooms bath porch heat cement cellar gas and eectro
Possession June 25, 1920
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1900 BLOCK WEST STREET.
rbree-storv brick dwelling. rooms porch bath,
ouor eas and electricity Plot 22x0o. Possession W d
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900 BLOCK NORTH BROOME STREET.
hree-story brick dwelling 10 rooms, batn porch hea
cellar gas and electricity Possession arranged
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
900 BLOCK CLAYTON

TSyo-story brick dwelling, rooms, Daul' porci'
o,,ar sas and electricity. Possession 30 days.
Any of the Above Properties Can be Seen by Ap
Evening journal., 1920-02-03
COME IN AND Talk 1T OVER
THE FOLLOWING CITY PROPERTIES rOR oAL6
1000 RI OCK PARK PLACE.

Threesiory brick dNeng 2 noTchfs patns 1s Tea
cement cellar electricity Plot axioO fossesson a
% 1920 This house is excellent condition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-27

Elmer Mundy recently advertised
in the Ledger for farm labor. He re-
ceived nine replies 10 his advertise
n.ent and took the first man that
came along. He said the telephone
calls in reply 10 the ad bothered him
so that he turned his phone off. Led
ger advertisements get results.
Austin Lewis purchased a Parrett
tractor from the Sumner Motor Co.,
this week.
J. b. DeVault ig home from a bus
mess trip TO Detroit. He returned by
motor and the only bad roads he en-
countcred between Mexico and Mich
igan were those in this state. Mr.. De-
Vaul. says that II Migsourians would
tour a little and learn about the good
1oac. e.. nwhcic and what they mean
we woa1l have u9 trouble improving
our highways }a.a. Ilc at.1 said That
the town clocks IN nserg city ho visited
On the trip were illuminated, This ia
especially necessary toasT VIZ tcorc
Is 50 mach motoring ut night. Mr..
DeYault says he is in (aYjr VI Mex
ico's town clock being Illuminated and
if the County Court viii not do it the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-27
Georgette Blouse Specials

We have one lot of ladies' white q
bI0uSes as specials
$l2.50 values for S9.75
1913 values for S7.95
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-27
NOTICE AMERICAN LEGION.

The regular meeting Of the James
Bledsoe Post No. 26 Of the American
Legion meets Thursday night, May
q, at 8 p. m. in the Community
Room. All men who were wounded
and particularly those exposed to gas
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-27
aer urged TO be present.

aer urged to be present.
Plans for Memorial Day will be
made. Entertainment and refresh
ments will follow business session. All
members are urged 10 be present.
JOHN BARCLAY, P. C.
ROY GREASY, Sec'y-Treas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-27

PRICES CONTINUE TO RISE. WHOLESALE HOUSES
GIVE NO INDICATION OF RELIEF IN SIGHT AND IN
MOST INSTANCES THERE VIII BE FURTHER AD-
VANCES THIS FALL AND NEXT SPRING.
Therefore If you will carefully consider this matter you will find that if will
pay you and mean a saving to buy our goods Mt regular prices rather than
go Ito the cities and purchase at socancd discount sales. Our record Of
merchandising will prove this.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-27
in canned foods.
Our large stock
being offered at
big cut in price.
Ever article advertised
represents quality.

at. size best quality Pine
Apple, 6Oc grade, can ,.,... 45c
OF. size Lemon Cling
Peaches, heavy syrup
J5c grade. can ......... Acc
Large size whole Asparagus,
SOC grade, can ..,....... 35c
ct. can Y S Tomatoes,
25c grade, can .......... zoe
No. 2 can fancy Blackberries,
SOC grade, can .......... 35c
ct. size fancy ApricOts,
Coo grade, car ,.......... 45c
ct. size Del Monte Pears,
zoe grade, can .......... soc
No. 2 can Monarch Baked
Beans, zoe grade, can .... 15c
No. 2 cans New st. Louis r.
h. Beans, 15c grade, can =. 10c
No. 3 HoOzier Pumpkin,
zoe grade, can .......... 12c
No. 2 Dairy Maid Corn
Kernels, zoe grade, ian go. 15c
No. 2 Fancy Shoe Peg Corn,
25c grade, can ........... zoe
Large size Purity Oats,
35c grade, package ...... zoe
Pure Leaf Lard, best quality,
lD., Zoe
II lbs. Best Quality Navy
Beans $1.00
Extra Fancy Mixed Tea, S1.5O
quality, h., 75c
Sardines in Oil. regular zoe,
can Toe
Morris Blend Coffee lb. . soc
The finest quality produced. Try
it and join 1000 users.
Gallon a Fancy Apples, Csc
grade, gal. soc
Gallon can Lemon Cling Pea
ches, S1.5O grade, gal 49,. SIPS
Big 4 Toilet Soap q bars)
COX, 10c
Large Queen Olives, OF. . . 45c
RysOn Bakig Powder, Acc
values ........ ......... 30c
$1.00 Cook book with every can
Richelieu Raisins, 35c grade,
Pkg" ''t,.....,.,...,.... 25c
Cooking Figs, extra quality 3Oc
grade, h., ..............,. zoe
Pure Buckwheat Flour, regular
l7c' IDS sc
Richelieu Prepared Buckwheat
Flour, regular zoe, pkg, 80. 1Oc
100 other items cut in price.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-27
Ladies and Misses Cotton Dresse.

Dark vohes made with tunics, fancy vest, collar and Gu
Navy, C0pen, and Grey,
$19.75 to $22.5O
Linen and voilc combination sport dresses in all the IL
ing shades. Just received a shipment of tricolette b
ses In all the leading shades. Special price, S5.95.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-27
Reduced Sale of Millinery

NJ opportunity 70 procure a stunning hat at one half its
former price.
We are offering our entire line of Gage and Elzee patterns
Including ever! favored mode of the season grouped in
four prices:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-27

49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-05-27
$500 $3.50 $1,000 and
Sport Skirt Specials

Ladies White Sport Skirts in Baronette and Crepe de
Chine
$500 values for $23.95
$500 values for S19.75
&I9.75 values for $3.50