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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
VI0LAgIDNA IA
LEYPR0HlB|CIO-
NISTA En- Ell SUR
Dolores Rod,igaeS trdtd dc suiciddrse
i'sgiriendo an Ue,eno, en- "a
PIG&G DegetGn.
ALTERACI0N DEL d0RDE EN- EN, q N
COLEGf0 VI 8

Ponce, mayo So De ac,ierdo con
una nota q, nos han suministrado en- q
Quartet de la Policfa de esta cildad,
sdesde Ell dfa cuatro. de febrero de 1919,
hasta el Is de mayo 1ltimo, los agen-
tes de la justicia en- nuestra poblaci6n
han sorprendido 40 destilerfas clan.
destinas, presentando las denuncias
correspondientes.
43 case shan sido resueltos hasta
La fecha y quedan pendientes
Esta maiiana como a las och0, Ell
uno de los bancos de la Plaza Dege-
tau, situados frente la Porto Rico
Drug Store, fue encontrada, presel-
tando sfntomas de enyenenamient0,
una joven nombrada Dolores Rodrf-
guez, no NAL parecida, natural de
Aguas Buenas, Quien hace pocoi
dfas lego esta ciudad en- compaiifa
de un chauffeur cuyo nombre no he
mos podido averiguar, quien la pro-
puso Sc viniera a viyir con 6l, aban.
donandola cuatro o acinco dfas des-
.pues. X
Fue trasladada ininediafamente al
Hospital Tricoche, donde la prestaron
los auxilios del case, comprobandose
allf que para realizar su prop6sito
la pobre muchacha habfa ingeridO va
rios tragos de una soluci6n de perman
gahato de potasa, .cuyos efectos moi han
sido fatales. ~ rs ,e gbsi T,
Aver tarde hubo una alteration
del ,orden en- la oficina de inscripcio-
nes,. que funcionaba en- ell barriO Real
de esta jurisdiction, siendo detenidos
los vecinos Cornelio Rodriguez Car
los Pagan, como autores de una agre-
sion Juan Arizmendi, conocido por
Juanito ell Zarco.
Los republicanos dicen que el Zarco,
que ahora es unionista, agredi0 nn
agente republicano, repeliendo este el
acometimiento; y los unionistas ale-
gan due ell Zarco fu6 atacado, por 10
que los tribunales dirln la Ultima pa
labra en- ell citado ene6rogtio. 80
segdn infor1nes suministrad adonos
en- eli Cuartel de la Policfa, al llegar
al puerto de esta ciudad aver el vapor
Helen, dos antiques capataccs de es-
.tibadores organizaron 'dit0ssF brigadag 5le
rompe-huelgas + huelguisfas y han
empezado a descargar Ell barco, SIN que
los pocos huelguistas que restan ale
jados del trabajo lfayaii tie sihteffuif-
pir ell alijo. ''''''.'H'-'' : =
Puede decirse practicameht6'd 'dae Aa'
fracasado la huelga.
I4gTal1 ss(ist;6JfIRESPONSAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
Oracio1a de un Poeta

A Ia diyina menioria de Jose Asunc6n Silva
iOh! sDios, serene Dios padre del cielo
de los seres, Virgen, Madre mia,
Auras, fuientes, til, TERRA, consuelo
Pido para la pena de este dia.
La chusma me odia, porque Sc del vueIo
Del ave azul de mel0dia;
7 Porque Sc interpreter sel hondo anhelo
a Del coraz6n humane en- mi poesia
Estoy en- soledad sin ventura.
;Termnaran mis- males? iQue amargura!
iYo, pastor de los mas blancos rebahos
Por la chispa celeste, tantas penas.
Penas de Prometeos cadenas.~
iAy de1mf! iYo, que doy rosas por danos!...
E. RIBERA CHEvREMoNT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
Ell EN.KAIsER ESTA EN- SU NUE.
VA RESIDENCIA &

DOoRN, Holanda, mayo 1?.-El ex
Emperador alenlin Guillel1no, llego
esta ciudad procedente de .Ameroi
gen la 1926 de esta mafiana. E
ex-Soberano recibi6 un gran mime
ro de periodistas y operadores de .ci
nemat6grafo que lie aguardaban aqui
para entrevistarle y isaear algliras
pelicrllas de gu llegada a sh nleva
residencia. Ell autom6vil en- que venfa
Sc hallaba cerqado por otros mas,
conduciendo SUI Estado Mayor y ser
vidumbre, asf como algunos agentes
secretos de Ia policia holandesa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31

Ell LcDo. CARLOS TORRES, EN-
FERMO

Desde haee varios dfas. Sc encuen
ira enfermo EN- el Auxilio Mituo
aunque felizmente no de graTedad
nuestro amigo el Ledo. Carlos Torres
muy aucr;do ) estimad0 en- ia soeie
dad de San Juan. s SCI
Hacemos votos sinceros por su total
restablecimiento. 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
Ell SULTAN Sc DIsPONE A RE-
NUNCIAR

CoNsTANTINoPLA, mayo 14El
Sultan de Turqufa renunciara su tro-
no, en- senal de protesta contra Ia
severidad en- que Sc hallan tlictadas
las condolences del Tratado de Paz
que las naciones aliadas han sometido
al Imperio Otomano. El Sultan dice
que dicho Tratado es un atentado Y un
iilsulto a su pals, 10 que el no esta
iispuesto q, ceasentir nj respaldar..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
MATERIAL UsADo

e Ia 'situaci6n de la industrial en- los
Estados Unfdos sigde tropezando con
igrandes dificultades y en- 10 Due a ma
tesial de ferrocarriles Sc refiere. mu-
ehas agelcias estan Dfreciendelo:dei Sc
gunda mano Y usadoJ Tambi6n Sc estu7
dia el zanzibar rafles de .hierro por los
de MADEIRA 3. iceMento..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
BoDA ENsTRtIJIano j,

AtentArnente iivitados asistinios
aver Ala boda en- Trujillo Alto, del
estimabie joven Jose Benjamin Abola-
fla, intelligence inspector especial del
Departamento de Sanidad Insular con
la virtuosa seiorita Trinidad Monge.
Oficio en- la ceremonial, que pc llevo
cabo ante un altar preparado 'en la
residencia de la madre de Ia novia,
dofia Elisa Ruiz de Monge, el reve-
rendo padre Davila, que fue de San
Juan expresainente para clio.
Apadrinaron el acto el doctor Ale
jandro Ruiz Soler, director del De-
partamento de Sanidad y dona Elisa
Ruiz.
Lo que mas vale en-, ,Trujillo asistio
a la boda, demonstration de las gran
des sinlpatias que allf gozaff los con
trayentes. De San Juan, Guayflabo> v
Rio Piedras tambien asistieron dis
tinguidas personas al acto. Hubo pro-
fusion de obsequios, tocando el arc
del bizcocho a la Srta. Isolir1a Mon
ge y el dedal a Pepita, hermana de
la 1ovia. . S
Despues de las IL de la noche enn-
pez6 Ell desfle, quedando los recidn
|casados en- la casa de la madre de la
novia, para salir hoy para Manati,
donde por ahora fjaran su residen-
cia.
Les deseamos TODD genero de fe-
licidades.
Florimar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
REBELDE sALvADo-

REEO ATKAPAI1O
san SALVADOR, mayo 15Artu.
10 Araujo, jefe de una partida feyo-
lucionaria en- la Repdblica de San
Salvador, quien hace POGO cruz0 la
frontera de aquel pals para internar-
Sc EN- Honduras, de cuya naci6n fu6
obligado a regresar su patria, ha
sido capturado en- Las Mesas, por
fuerzas hondureiias, en- los instantes
que pretendfa colarse otra vez en- la
yecina repdblica. El lider rebelde fue
llevado a territorio de Guatemala
cuando cay6 prisiohero. De ALI sera
trasladado a'Tegucigalpa.
Ell senior Araujo fu6 candidate por
el Partido Liberal para la Presidencia
de su pals en- 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
Ell ieOsTO DE Los PERIODICOs
aIADRILENoS HA SIDO ELEVADO.

z
MADRID, mayo 14Ias agencias
de peri6dicos han tornado en- esta
ciudad la iniciativa de elevar el cos
/: to de los peri6dicos de la localidad,
los que hasta la fecha Sc estabah ven
diendo a cinco centimos, y de los que
de ahora en- adelante costara diez
scentiIhos el ejemplar. Los propieta-
i.rios de los dichos diarios Sc habfan
negado actuar en- ese sentido, debi-
aido que las perdidas que 6llos SUI
'frfan con motive del alto costo del
.papel, Sc las estaba restituyendo el
Gobierno De esta manera Sc halla-
ban a cubierto de cualquier deficit s.
gozaban de los benefcios de una venta
extraordinaria por ei bajo precio a
que Sc vendfan los peri0dicos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
FRANK LEHAR INvITADo A We
MIR A AMERICA 4

VIENA, mayo is. Segdn un cable
especial que ha sido remitido al Neio
Yor Times, andnciase que el famoso
compositor austriaco, Frank Lehar, ha
sido invitadoS por la Casa editorial
de mdsica I. B. Harms & Co., il a
New York este verano para atender a
la celebracion del decimo aniversarfo
del estreno de su opereta favorita,
La Viad0 Alegre, que tanta fana le
ha dado alrededor del mundo. Lehaf
esta en- la actualidad dandole fin a
tres aperetas que Sc propone poner
en- escelia en- los sEstados Unidos q
pr6ximo estfo. s.'A rs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31

San Juan. p. R.,mayo %, 1
Sr. Don J. w. Blanco,
Secretario del Capftulo de T. Il.
Cruz Roja Americana,
San Juan, P. r. s.
Muy sehor nuestro:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
DON JOSE ROMAGUERA

DON JOSE ROMAGUERA
Desde hace varios dfas Sc. ,encuentra
en- esta ciudad ell conoeido hombre
de negocios. de la ciudad del Sur
nuestro Querido amigo don Jose Ro
maguera.
Hoy regresara a su residencia..
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
GOODS. DRESS AND TABLE LINENS

( White Chiffon Lawn, 9Ea
40e value -------.---..-.-- @OO
s0-inch Fine India Linen, mer-
cerized finish; 35e 24m
value; this sale --.--- 6OO
Beautiful Quality White Cossed
Swiss, large and small dots;
Soc value 4RA
18th Anniversary Sale VSS
Beautiful Quality Striped Wolfe
suitable for Shirtwaists and
and Dresses; SOC 90M
value: this sale --- 60O
6se White Plisse, suitable for
all kinds Of under 40m
wear; this sale $500. &10G
z0-inch Chiffon Batiste, beau
tiful mercerized fin 20M
ish; Soc value --,------- SOO
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
Is and Boys Pants and Clothing

20 Dust arrived, Boys Spring Suits
HEn sizes z to Is years; $1,000
55 value, e GO
m Anniversary Sale 0H&S0
hisn's Dress Shirts. with col
lars, $50 value, A0@
5th Anniversary Sale ~ ~
a Boys Fleeced Uniun Suits, all
sizes; Sits value, a ~
Anniversary Sale 80 R6O
Bogs' Sweaters, in gray only,
all sizes; 50 value, 9E
Anniversary Sale - a6O
eN& All Our Mems Arrow Collars,
as Numbered, sizes 13 to 17H +;
c 25c value, anA
5th Anniversary Sale J ~
AIenss Sill1-stripe and Crepe de
Chine Collars, all sizes; soc
$500 value. Or
9TH Anniversary Sale 79S -
hens and Boys Belts, black
and tan; all sizes; SOC value
Fifth Anniversary 4Rm
ta@ Sale 10
Boys SusPenders, 25c fEm
value; this sale -
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
ANNIVERSARY
RIBBON SALE

Baby Ribbon, in pink, blue and
yellow, Nos. III and q; s yds.
in a bolt, n.
Fifth Anniversary Sale ~
Nice assortment Silk and Satin
Ribbons, 1-inch wide, in pink.
blue, lavender and yellow:
worth 25c, III
Fifth Anniversary Sale - ~
Beautiful Satin Ribbons. with
rosebud design, 10 inches
wide; worth Soc, Or.
Fifth Anniversary Sale SJ5'
Use and S1.00 Hair and Sash
Ribbon, in solid color satin
and lowered silk, 70.
Fifth Anniversary Sale JJG
SIPS and S1.50 Fancy Lag and
Camsiole Ribbons, beautiful
assortment Of colors to select
from, Fifth Anniversary no.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19

at Our Fifth Anniversary Sale.
81x9O extra hemmed sheets,
$3.50 value, log
Fifth Anniversary Sale 10y
90x90 heavy quality white and
unbleached sheets, q 9E
$500; Anniversary Sale A'AO
42x36 linen finish hemmed pill
low cases; Soc value, 9Ee
Fifth Anniversary Sale. wv
45x36 Peperell Pillow Cases, ex-
ira heavy quality, 75c AQr
value, Anniversary Sale toy
SOC linen-finish Towels, extra
large size, 9Qr
Fifth Anniversary Sale WV
Extra large size Linen Towels
and Bath Towels, Zoe NQc
value; Anniversary Sale 7UO
S1.00 extra large size linen Tow
els, with places for mono Coz
gram, Anniversary Sale 0OO
25c linen-finish Guest Towels,
with places for mono 191r
gram, Anniversary Sale ~
72x90 extra quality hemmed
sheets, S1.75 value, so
Fifth Anniversary Sale w.
9O-inch White Pepperell Sheet
ing; $1.00 value, Qr
Fifth Anniversary Sale
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19

Our Mail Order Department.
offers the same service as If YOU
came to this store and shOpped
IN person. Give il a trial. All
ous-Of-town. orders filled same
day received.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
CORSET SPECIALS

sN<NNA AA@A4 Al 14A1G MAJ
$3.50 Kabo Pink Batiste Cor
cts, low bust, four hose sup
porters, five clasps and skirt
hooks; sizes q to 30; guaran-
teed rust proof, "a
Fifth Anniversary Sale lat Y
Kabo Pink and White Batiste
Elastic-top Corset, a model for
slender and medium figures, A
hose supporters, rust proof !:
$3.50 and $500 values, 100
Fifth Anniversary Sale AaJU
Kabos live model, pink and
white brocaded batiste, elastic
top, figured and fancy braid
front and back lace; $3.50
and $500 values, 400
Fifth Anniversary Sale fsJU
$3.50 and $500 Kabo live model
Corsets, extra fine quality
pink and white brocade, front
and back lace, sizes % G 40
to so, Anniversary Sale N'-s9
Extra-size self-reducing, plain
white coutil, sizes 80 to 36;
extra heavy supporters; three
skirt clasps; rust proof; $500
and $500 values, G 90
Fifth Anniversary Sale OsSS
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
GTNGHAMS. PERCAIES and SUTTTNGS

35c check Bingham, suitable for
aprons and dresses, I'd. gEr
Fifth Anniversary Sale. A0S
35c Percale, in light and dark
colors, yard ga
Fifth Anniversary Sale AS0
35c Curtain Scrim, in white and
cream, yard 99r
Fifth Anniversary Sale. A09
36-inch Plaid Suiting, all colors;
40c value, 9En
Fifth Anniversary Sale NOO
36-inch Percale, in light and dark
grounds; 45c value, 9Eo
Fifth Anniversary Sale wv
Plaid Dress Bingham, bright col
ors, newest plaids, checks and
stripes; worth up to SOC, 95e
Fifth Anniversary Sale wv
Csc Galatea Cloth, assorted
stripe and solid colors, f0n
Fifth Anniversary Sale. V9
Double-fold Bingham, in plaids,
suitable for dresses; 90e
40 value, this sale .. ASV
3O-inch Kitty Cloth, in stripes,
checks; suitable for rompers;
65c value, H0n
Fifth Anniversary Sale ivy
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19

40-;nch Chiffon Null, beautiful
quality for Shirtwaists and
Children's Dresses, A0M
75c value; this sale. ROG
Use White Pique, suitable for
Children's Coats and AnA
Dresses; this sale - 4OG
Beautiful Quality Checked DIM
ity, double fold; 39e 4EA
value; this sale ----- 6OO
36-ineh Pure Linen, suitable
for Shirtwaists; reg G0A
ular S1.00 vaTue 49, OOg
40-inch Check Skirting; $1.25
value, EA
5th Anniversary Sale ~
45e Long Cloth, SO inches wide,
soft finish, o.
5th Anniversary Sale VOO
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19

Mems Dress Pants, all sizes;
$500 value, = 40
Anniversary Sale 0n40
All Our Mems 5000 and 500
Pants, only 90
Anniversary Sale nS0
Mems $500 Esue Serge Pants,
Fifth Anniversary R eae4
Sale .------- .--..- OHSO
Boys $500 and $500 Suits, all
sizes, to close out, - 40
Anniversary Sale OHOO
9Th Anniversary Sale
Mems Blue and Gray Serge
Suits, sizes SO to AZ, $500
value; Anniver- 10 En-
sary Sale - 0uOU
Mems Blue Serge and Fancy
Stripe Suits, the latest STYLES,
$50 e $40 values, ~ "a
Anniversary Sale. q : HVO
$500 Mems Corduroy Pants,
al sizes. 40
Anniversary Sale 80 &HV -
Mems TwiIIed Work Pants,
$3.50 and 81 values, q 40
Anniversary Sale @aRO
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19

40-inch Plaid Suiting, suitable
for skirts and dresses; f0e
75c value, this sale - fJO
30-inch linen-finish Check cling
hams, in lavender, pink, light
blue, black, navy, checks; Csc
value, yard AOn
Fifth Anniversary Sale. TSS
32-inch Soisette, in all leading
shades. IS value, Hln
Fifth Anniversary Sale fOO
32-inch Renfro Devonshire
Suiting, 85c value, Coz
Fifth Anniversary Sale. USO
30c Fancy-stripe Mattress Tick
ing, yard f0e
Fifth Anniversary Sale sVO
35c Mattress Ticking, 9En
Fifth Anniversary Sale. AV0
SOC Mattress Ticking, 9Ea
Fifth Anniversary Sale 0OO
35c Homespun, 99n
Fifth Anniversary Sale AVS
45c Homespl1n, in plaids, CIR
all colors, this sale. WV
32-inch Silk-finish Plaid cling
ham $1.00 value, 70r
Fifth Anniversary Sale. ~
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-02-19
DOMESTIC COTTONS

Il e Ihan Mil Prices, At Our Fifth Al
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
In. STEELE ASSA|LS
EPISCOPAL DRIVE
campaign Cannot Succeed.
Too Hastily and ExtrayagantIy
Planned, Says Rector
ua. BROWN IS SILENT

pov DR.. David NJ. Steele, rector
ine Church of St. Luke and the
d NV tne ms published In the current
Epiphh'iH ,h Helper, Of which he is editor, a
psm.nt psilsm M antagonizing the nation.
sa,."''ca ~. campaign of the Episcopal
Church. l.. .o,s u,,,, mt s,c.
ap Sscause OF certain grave fallacies
eeeS 81 II. and because II was too lit
~ ~ shn,t Of dishonesty promoted
w ui i' Nave not been able to enthuee over
a.. nroiect OF the nation wide cam
tng ., he says, In printing an ex-
pasb' from an article which he pre-
epS eapsS for the Church News, but which
b .s been withheld from that publication.
Day " 0esa am sorry j have not. Your read
"a should know how many others have
IN the same way. You VIII 40 them
: disservice II you do not tell them
,his. II is the truth. Your paper is
docssan. This diocese, adjudged by
Acts and figures now available, or
which ought to be to any. one after this
ruhicient lapse OF time, has come into
1 bad predicament BY way OF anti
climax.
ut has made a sorry showing com,
psred with the success predicted and
,hs confidence professed at the begin
ming. Note, I say professed. do not
|bslieve il was felt.
"Most Of the leaders Of this move
u.nt questioned It from the beginning
and kent on doubling Its success the
while they advocated It.. They ard
wa together know that back Of this
|r,mpaign there were certain fallacies 80
|sraye that It could not succeed.
at has not succeeded, and for these
|hsN dozen reasons: 1t was too sud
6snly conceived, too extravagaptly
|nlsnned, too hastily prepared, too in
E6nitely projected, too Historically
|cressed and too little short Of dishonest
n ,,ocnofed ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
Net FlOuncings
for Children

For confirmation dresses or
the "party frock" that every
small maiden loves so much.
They are all in white net,
plain or point d'esprit, with
ruffies, wide or narrow tucks,
and some with the prettiest
ribbon trimmings, white, blue
or pink.
In widths from 81 to 40 inches
and $2.75 to $3.50 a yard.
(Main Floor, CsntraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
Cotton Ratines
Arrive in Two
Ways

They are back in fashion very
decidedly and there is a brand
new shipment here.
In such good colors as women
will want for the making Of
dresses, suits and separate skirts
Chinese and light blue, old
rose, coral, brown, navy, taupe,
orchid, tan or white. All are SO
inches wide and $3.50 a yard.
(First Floor. Che,tnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
Plenty Of
inexpensive New
Silk Handbags

$3.50, S3.75, 81, S5, $3.50, Sc,
$6.5O-surely a woman couldn't
ask for q more modest row of
prices these days.
Good silks are used in all these
bags and the shapes are those
that fashion favors this Spring.
Some have covered frames and
others metal frames. Colors are
chiefly black, navy, taupe and
brown, but there are a few
others.
(Main Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
New Silks Garry
Out the White
and Black Idea

They are soft white taffetas
with black stripes. You can
wash these silks as satisfac-
torily as all-white tub silks.
This is the last word of fash.
ion for smart frocks for the sea-
shore, mountains or country
club. The width is a full 35
inches and the price 81 yard.
EXACTLY the wholesale cost to-
day.
(Ffrst Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
inexpensive
White Waists

Organdie with narrow plest-
ings and tiny black ribbons,
$685..
Lawn with tucks and lattice
beading. $685..
Hand-embroidered voiles, one
with imitation filet and one with
Valenciennes, $5 and $3.50.
(Third Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
Maids Dresses
Aprons, Caps

Morning uniforms Of cham
bray in pink, blue, nile and tan,
besides seersucker in stripes,
$3.50 and $3.50.
Afternoon uniforms Of black
cotton, SIS and $3.50; Of mohair,
$3.50; poplin, $16.50.
White uniforms for children's
nurses, 81 to $3.50.
Aprons Of all sorts, Soc to
$4.75; caps, &c to 81; collars and
cuffs, 35c to 81.
(Third Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
The Easter Rabbit Is Here
And Easter Chicks and E66s

The Candy Store is full Of
Easter novelties and all sorts of
attractive things that the chill
dren particularly will like to see.
Chocolate eggs are 10c to 81
each.
Chocolate roosters, 75c.
Chocolate rabbits, soc.
Bird eggs, mellow eggs and
down Stairs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
Eve Glasses

The most fashionable just now
are the folding Oxford type of
eve glasses, worn on a ribbon
around the neck. The frames are
of white or yellow gold, of silver
and Of shell, with round eyes,
and cost $40 to $25. The lenses,
of course, are extra.
(sIaia Gallery. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18
NeID Rhinestone
Bar Pins
French NeckUem-
NeD and Exquisite

All are in spotless white,
and while there is much hand
embroidery-and both solid
and eyelet embroidery is
used--there are many pieces
trimmed with laces. too, and
that means Valenciennes or
filet this Spring.
There are short back COL
lars, small collars, collars
with long revers, and fine,
beautifully made guimpes.
They begin at $3.50 for the
simplest collar and go on up
to S14 for a beauty that is a
mass Of fine embroidery and
real lace.
(Main Floor. Central)
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Lighter Quilts for the Good
Spring Weather

Winter bedcohes become unhygienc it good
have these excellent quilts to bring into service.
Cottonfled woofed and in the proper weight for
Spring.
cotton-led Quilts covered in skolne figured
Others of the general description but with plain
borders at So each.
Woo-fled quilts skoin sdes-$l0
each Others of the kind but with plain borde$1 each
All floral patterns and there variety of select
from.
FIoor.C CsntrsD
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A Right Good Spring Sale OF
Dishes and Glassware

calls good dishes and KIND
offered such assortment and at such
the steady influx Of keeps the sale u
of interest and opportunity every day -.
French English American dinner SETS fine cut glass Light
behind
they of the right kind and at real savings.
Chsstnu)
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Fine BICYCLES for Pleasant Days

Hghgrade wheels of the sort that please particular people
Heading the list the Columbia BICYCLES in models for
children Chainess
$685. and juvenile models, $46.50 $485O
Wanamaer Continental bicycles $40 for s4s for and
$40 for boys and girls
America and Coaster bicycles for men, $40
he
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Bread knives, special at 75c.
These are really general utility
knives with heavy 10-inch
blades running through the
buckwood handles.
Smaller carving sets, spe-
cial at S2.65 known as bird
carvers. Knife and fork, knife
having 51s Inch blade and
both knife and fork with stag
handles.
(Fourth Floor. Central)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18

chocolate mellow eggs are 6oc a
pound.
Rabbits are S1.25. to 81.
Chickens are $1.25 to $3.50.
Baskets, of all sorts, from the
cute little paper baskets at lOc
to the large one all trimmed and
filled with chicks and goodies,
pre. Chostnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18

30 carving sets. special at
$S.25-these are three-piece
sets, known as beef carvers,
with S-inch knife blade and
with knife, fork and steel
equipped with stag handles.
Butcher knives, 4Oc, 55c and
75c. Forged steel blades in 9,
8 and 8 inch lengths mounted
on cocobola handles.