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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
Ell COMERCIO
PANAMERICANO
Sc MULTIPIICA

Un despacho de Washington anuncia
que Mr.. John Barrett, director de la
'FUnion Panamericana'' acaba de de-
clarar en- su discurso de clausura de la
escuela de Comercio de verano, que Ell
coir.srcio panamericano de Estados Uni
dos ha aumentado en- un AL por ciento
des de 1905 FL aiio que tsrmino EN- jul
MO de 1905 monte en- importation y
exportacion la suma de S456.621. Ill,
mientras que ell actual ano hasta JUNO
80, Ell reshltado por los mismos respec-
tos fue de S2.927, ,167732.
La escuela de verano ha estado fun
cionando treinta dias, Y en- ella han
practicado algunas docenas de personas
que quieren entrar al campo del conner
clio iextranjero a fin de conocer las
practicas y metodos del comercio sud
americana y del centro.
'Dividiendo estos totales-continu6
John Barrett-entre importaciones y
export9ciones, las cifras son mas inte-
resantes atn. En- el afio fiscal 1904
1905 los Estados Unidos vendieron a
los veinte paises de la America hispa-
na productos por valor de S156. 542 .367;
en- 1919-1920 por valor de $1.158.542,-
S67, o sea una ganancia de $1.000,026,-
Os5; es decir, $50 por ciento. Los Es-
tados Unidos conpraron tcdos les pai-
ses por valor de s3Oo.o78,244, mientras
que en- 1919-192O ascendieron a no.
$50, $50, O sea un aumento de 100 por
ciento
Isl Sc estudia ell valor de este CO.
mercio, por separado, con algunos pal
ses de los nombrados, las cifras seran
mas sorprendentes FL valor total de
importaciones Y exportaciones Gambia
das con la Argentina fue para ell ano
fiscal de 19O4-19o5 de S38,918,957, mien-
tras que en- 1919-192O aument6 a,.....
S424. .929 ,662, 0 sea un aumento de 091
por ciento. De ese total, las importa-
clones de La Argentina alcanzaron el
aumento casi increible de 1879 por
ciento. Historic casi similar a esta po-
dria contarse del comercio con Chile,
Brasil, Mejico, Peru y otros paises
'tNo podria haber evidencia mas
convincente que estas ciras de la inn
portancia del con.srcio panamericano y
las oportunidades en- su future desen-
volvimiento para los discipulos gradua-
dos en- esta eScuela.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
ASANBLEA OBRERA


Cclebrose la anunciada asamblea en-
Ia Federation Portorriquena del Ira
bajo" y qued6 organizada la "Union
dc varios ohcios'N
La Junta directiva Sc ha constituido
en- la forma que sigue: Presidente, Evan
gelista Calder6n; vice -presidente, Celes
tino Lamar; secretario, Pedro Rampo-
Ia: tesorero, Ramon Gill; contador, AL
berto Nieves Diaz; secrotario de actas,
Romualdo Garcia; vocales, Rufno Me
yes, Felix Cosme, Domingo Cruz, Juan
Sierra, Demetrio Maisonet y Agustin
Ferrer
Sc fj6 Ia Quota de cada asociado en-
cincuenta centavos mersusles, cubrien-
do dicha Quota ell SECURE de vida cons
titucional
Sc tomaron acuerdos en- relacion con
la marcha del gremio y Sc suspendio la
session para continuarla Ell viernes 13
a las ocho de la noche.
La Union de varios obreros'' ha
ahliado de primera intencion sesenta y
dos n.lembros, anuncia que hara con
cesiones por nm mes para los obreros
cue quieran iniciarse.
No Sc ha fjado la fecha en- que Sc ins
talara ofciaImente la organization y
80 tome juramento los miembros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
- f@sfM =
fne ioa srandes eser.tores tranccsg
Especial para III MUNDo)


Todo usr oreado obeaece a una regla
Las atomon - agsesan para formar
cusFpos as9nu las leycs ae In cohesion
y IA ahnidad. Los aatrgs 70 s0stiener
sa IA cHso = traves del espsrio por
iaa isyen A. Ia sravitaoi6n. Los vege
taiaf - desarrollan en- In armonia dc
Hns pFopgr-aones Los snimales provis
tes de- aentiaos. sisncn sus instintos
Gee ronslstsn 81 plaesr on Ia bnscs
dc ios Roeea ore satiafacen sus apetitos
y ssnaibildad. III hombrs como animal
iienp tamhitn sus sentidos que le atraen
Zoe seeta ecnauales. psro como ansmsl
EAeienai. Fl elercicio de "a sensibiiida6
esfa condiciarado por una facnltad su
psrtor ia ntE6n. ono ~ Ia ley de su
vida , 20 y presa inanihcsta por me
dio De Ia c0nclencia.
pnuiina todas las existoncias hnma
naa mn hacho. a saber: que los deberes
corFasponden q los dercclios y las
nscsaldades. astlafacer las necesidades
y slsrcHr ios dsreehos propios sir cui
dsrHe de Lea alen0s. ssFia vivir fuera de
Ia hF y Eiorhear un eeoismo mons
iFaeso. . initiation de Ia bestia. cuyos
asntidos - regular p0r 81 piaeer. pueG
ne eonocs n Fason. Ia victoria del hon
brs conalste. pues. en- dominar los ser
tides para realizar el bier
~ blen es 10 que convene a Ia ma
turaissa perfeeta. Us IA harmonic. la
intsgridad. IA pureza 10 que da a Ia
vida "a valor mas elevado. n Oro es
pure eaando no tiene liga: 81 aire. cuan
do No tisns microbes: el aqua cuan
do 10 eatA sueia; el vino euando no
"a Aenado 81 coraz6n cuando no como
&C 81 vicio; el gusto. euando excluye
10 Eco: Ia ccncisncia euando este sin
aoazmas. las costumbres. euando son
hmpiAa
De esta suer,e se iiesa a Ia eonelu
sion De cue Il ley de IA vida humana
es u puEeza en- los pensamientos
actos y qns. n cada uno viviese. Sc
wnn esta ley. Feinaria IN belleza moral
aobFe IA tiora. con sn eorteio De jus
tieiA , homer
IA iuntieia ~ halia a menudo subor
dinAda al interes propio y el honor a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
CASOS RaADICADOS

E1i el 'Tribunals de Dist11to, seccion pri
mera, Sc han radicado los casos siguien-
teSs& sle srnrs 4*
Jaciiita Adorne Y. otros memories, re-
pfesentados por sue padre, Primitive
Adorlio, VS. Manuel Planeilas, contra
los derechos y acciones vendidas a un
extrafio; Jenaro Aponte vs Enriqueta
Garcia; Manuel Cepeda vs Felipa Man
cel,. divorcio; Eladia Martinez, autori-
zaci6n para comprar bienes de memories;
Jose Ramos VS. Encarnacion Colon, di-
vorcio Ramon Uupierre Carmona VS..
Juez Municipal de Bayam6n, "certiora-
ri''; Manuel G. Hidalgo VS. Mercedes
Pinto Rubio. divorcio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
DEPARTAMENTO
De AGRICULTU-
RA Y TRABAJO
MERCADO. INTERIOR

Mercado Interior Semana dc agos-
to % %, 1920.
A continuation damos el estado
DEF nlercado interior de Puerto Rico
durante la ultima semana, de agosto
Faltan los informes de Aguada, All
bonito, Carolina, GALES, Culebra, Qua
vanilla, Hormigueros, Humacao, La
res San Lorenzo.
MAIZ.-El precfo mas alto alcanza
do por este grano durante la semana
es de S10.50 en- Naguabo, el mas bajo
es de $500 en- Barranquitas, Barros,
Comerio Corozal. En- los demas pue
bios de la isla Sc eotiza entire 5000 Y
$500 qq Al detail el precio mas al
" es de IL cts. EN- Naguabo y el mas
bajo es de 5 y medic en- Trujillo Alto
siendo ell precio coriente en- la isla de
6 a 8 centavos libra.
HABICHUELAS BLANCAS.-
En- esta semana las habichuelas
blancas han alcanzado el precio de
$14.00 en- San Juan Y Cabo Rojo Y 16
centavos al detalle en- los mismos mu
nicipios siendo este precio maximo
los linicos en- Ia isla. Ell precio es de
$8 50 90.
FL precio corriente es de SO 90. al
por mayor Y de II a Ia centavos por
libra
HABICHUELAS COLORADAS.--
Ell precio mas bajo de las habichue-
las coloradas es de 5000 ell quintal Y
10 centavos la libra en- Mayaguez.
En- San Juan, Ponce v Fajardo va
len a $1400 qq. Y a Is centavos Il,
bra Ell precio corriente es de $40 qq y
IL cts. libra.
FRIJOLES.-
Hay muy pocos frijoles en- ell merca-
do 10 que ha hecho subir les precios
en- reIacion con IA semana pasata. Ell
precio de S5 90 90 y 6 cts libra solo
Sc sotuvo en- Juncos y Cagilas Ell pro-
medic es de 5000 500 el quintal,
habiendo alcanzado $1,000 en- Rio
Piedras.
GANDULES.--
El precio mas alto es ell de Cabo
Rojo: $1,000 az v i6 cts. libra. En- San
Juan ell precio es de $14.oO y 16 cts La
libra. En- los demas puebles de la isla
la cotizaci6n fucttia entire $500 y
OF n An nn - IN cfS 10 libra
NAMES Il
En- Las Marias valen 81 90 90. En-
Maunabo San Sebastian SO consi-
guen az $3.50 Qq. Siguen Aguadilla. y
Yabucoa con tn precio de So. SO, o. y
| 5 cts. libra Ell precio en- San Juan es
de 81. 90 90 Y 8 cts. libra. El precio co.
rriente varia entire $500 y $500 90.
BATATAS.- as
La cotizacion mas alta de la se1naIla
es de $500 90. en- Trujillo Alte, Rio
Piedras San Juan. La mas baja es
dc $1.00 90 En- Las Marias siguiendo-
lie Jayuya con un precio de $1.50 qq.
Ell precio promedio esta entire $3.50 y
s4.oo 90 Estos precios son mucho mas
bajos que los de la semana pasada.
YAUTIAS---
Sc vendieron yautias a $1.00 qq. en-
Las Marias, siendo este ell unico sitio
en- donde Sc consiguen tan haratas.
81 so " $500 90. es 10 corriente al
por mayor y al detail s y z cts. la lb'
| GUINEoS.--
| En- Cabo Rojo y Las Marias Sc con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03

siguen 25 cts. ell ciento Lo usual es
de so rs cts. ell ciento. El precio mas
alto es de $1.OO Ell ciento en- Lajas, Lu-
quiIlo y Rio Piedras. AL detail ell pre-
clio de / ctvo. por guineo es casi uni
forne excepto en- Toa Baja, Naranjito
" vieques, que valen a 2 cts cada ur1o.
| PLATANOS. =
| .Lo mas barato que pueden conseguir-
Sc eSta semana es a 81 rs en- Las Ma
rfas, siendo ell mas alto Ell de $3.50
en- Arroyo en- Trujillo Alto Ell
prccio de San Juan es de $500 ell cien-
to cts. cada uno.
| HUEvos
| En- Dorado, Fajardo, Guayama, Ma
/ guabo, Rio Grande y Rio Piedras costa
ron los huevos $500 Ell ciento y 8
cts uno. Ell precio mas bajo que pue-
den conseguirse es de $500 el ciento,
en- Aiiasco, Cidra, Jayuya, Maricao y
Moca. FL precio en- San Juan es de
$500 Ell ciento y z cts. cada uno,
ALMIDoN.--
FL precio mas alto v dnico en- la isla
es de $1,000 uq. en- Toa Alta y IA cts.
lb Lo corriente es de $500 a $1,000
Ell Quintal v de $40 cts. $11 la lb.
CAFE
En- Ceiba y Guanica, vale Ell cafe a
$2S: 90 el quintal 80 cts. la libra. Ell
precio mas bajo es de $4,000 a., de-
tallandose en- el mismo municipio 20,
81 y % centayos La libra.
Ell precio promedio de este producto
es de $4,000 a $1,000 el quintal y 25
cts la libra. saa ...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
CapitaleS pOrtOTiquehOS
en- una central Cubana

Ell excelente caballero don Braulio
Aguilu, quien goza de grandes simpa
tias entire los hombres de regocios de
San Juan, embarcara de hoy mana
ma para Cuba, donde lleva Ell prop6
sito de establecer una central azucarera,
para 10 cual Sc ha asociado con algunos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
lDoNDE EsTA Ell DINERoq

Pedro ]. Daniel, p.omero residente en-
santurce. informo Ia Detective que
le habia enG,egado s12O su ayuran
70 para que este los llevara la ferre
.eria dc Finlay.
81 aludido monte en- una guagua, Sc
gun dice, y al llegar San Juan, no
10 que no tenia la mencionada can't
dad.
La Detective ha iniciado Ia cores
pondiente investigation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
BATERIAs .'MARKo'

La gran aceptaci6n obtenida en- Puer
to Rico por las baterias 'Marko' en-
muy corto tempo, Sc debe su eficien-
cia en- todo sentido.
Las hay en- existencia para todas las
marcas de AUTOMOBILES Pruebelas.
SANCHEZ MORALES g. CIA. INC.
San Juan, R Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
no 81 LEVo Ell cALENDARIO

Aver no ss lego ei Calendario Espe-
elal De- Tribunal de Diatrito. seccion pri
mera. ane habia de verse 81 lnnes. por
- Il menelonado ala hesta ohcial
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03
BAILE DE CoNFIANZA
EN- MAYAGUEZ

Con Ell fin de construir ell barrio de
La Cruz Roja en- Mayaguez, la Direc
tiva que preside la distinguida sonora
Aida Fajardo de Lopez Sc We en- la ne
cesidad de solicitar recursos para le-
vantar las primeras casas y al efecto,
acord6 organizar un baile de confanza,
Ell los salones del "Centro Espafiol' ce
dido galantemente por su Directive.
FL bale Sc llevara cabo en- La noche
del pr6ximo domingo, Y el hemos sido
atentamente invitados por la Presidente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-03

hoy visrnes a las y media de la
noche. - "a salon. = cordero 100 3
altos. u ''Logia Teosodea" dara una
confeEencia pabAca sobro IoUIEN
soy Yof
- lnvita Al pabllco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
$500 Worth Of Records---FREE

Your own selection records made by the most famous musical
artists in the word-wh every photograph sold from until
Christmas.
There are several different models floors, from
select YOUR Each outfit contains
SAPPHIRE BALS-loud or medum-besdes the $500 worth
free And you spread your payments period
Of l0 NIONTHS-f YOU like.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
Begin Right Now to
Conquer Your Rheumatism

the blood.
For this purpose there is no more
satisfactory remedy than S.S.S.,
the fine old blood remedy that has
been in use for more than fifty
years, and has given such general
satisfaction for Rheumatism.
Begin taking SIS. today, and
If you Wall write q complete history
Of your case, our medical director
viii give you expert advice. with.
out charge. Address CHIEF Medical
Director, 100 Swift Laboratory, At.
lanta, Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29

If you are going to again rely
upoa tire Eminent bottle to try to
rub y0ur RheD1a>ism away, you
viii be doomed sgail to nothing
but disappointment. A disease
that can cause so much pain and
suffering is not on the surface OF
the skin, and ca?not be rubbed
away.
aiany forms Of rheumatism are
caused by tiny disease germ IN
the blood, and in such cases rhe
only logical treatment is TO search
out and remove these germs from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29

the officials of the Irish Office have
good reason to fear that the Sim
Fein intends to bring its warfare to
England or they are more alarmed
than tie general public is over the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29

though yesterday was rainy, big
Sunday crowd inspected the barricade.
and wandered around the Govern
ment. buildings just~-as a similar
throng probably did about 40 years
ago at the time ofathe Fen:an :ex-
pios!ons at Scotland Yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
hreats that have been published.

IIITtdIS LHtll !ItlFt UtVH VUUI4STIcU.
! The Government precautionary
measures in and around Downing
street, the barricades and extra
guards, seemed to have aroused the
curiosity of Londoners rather sthan
TO have filed them with, fear. AL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-29
TRES IN LIVERPOOL ).
LAID TO SINNFElN

Continued frem page one)
IS impossible to Judge Of their truth.
but it was evident today that either
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-02
MEMS OVERCOATS

MEMS HEAVY WEIGHT Duck Coat,
wind and waterproof, lined, SO in.
long, an extra good number, form
err price $1,000, now .-......- $7.95
MEMS ULSTER, Heavy Sheep Lined,
dyed sheep collar, full lined, blanket,
lined sleeve, each ........$29.95
MEMS LAMB LINED ULSTER,
wombat collar, lamb lined sleeves,
good quality moleskin each ....$34.95
MEMS DRESS OVERCOATs, half
belted back, half lined with heavy
lining, a good number for this
weather, each ,.~~-.~..-...-$34.95
MEMS SHORT COATS-Sealskin,
made of pieces and thin hides from
high grade coats, SO in. long, full
:-belted model, each ......-.~---S19.95
MEMS M~ACKINAWS-heavy weight
: each
BOYS MACKINAWs-same weight
each
MEMS LONG HUNTING VEST
leather lined, good quality cloth out
side, only 2 left, both size 80 to go
at
MEMS SPLIT LEATHER VESTS
long style, nearly all sizes at $9.45
MEMS EXTRA HEAVY long leather
Vests, Jersey lined, sold for $500,
now going at -...-.--..-----.$12.45
MEMS DRESS GLOVES
EXTRA HEAVY FLEECE LINED
Jersey glove with snap fastener,
per pair
MEMS GREY DRESS GLOVES
Mocha, unlined per pair ...-....-s3.O0
MEMS TAN DRESS GLOVEs-un-
lined, per pair ..--...---.-----$3.OO
MEMS BROWN SUEDE GLOVES
silk lined, per pair ..--...--$s.50
MEMS AND BOYS FURNISHINGS
MEMS HEAVY WEIGHT Blue Work
shirts, all sizes ....-.--..----$1.5O
MEMS SHIRTS
ARMY SHIRTS-New lot in this
week, all sizes, 14k to II, brand
new, each
FLANNEL SHIRTS-in lighter wits.
all sizes, former values as high as
$500, going at ..-----$2.95
MEMS SOFT SHIRTS-Collars at
tached, Sizes Is to II, good asst.
of .colors at ..---~----"$Z.5O
MEMS SILK SHIRTS-In several
grades, running from $500 to $9.95
BOYS HEAVY WEIGHT FLANNEL
shirts, sizes IL 1917, 49,, 1914 and IL
dark grey only, each communicable
MEMS SOFT COLLARS Arrow
Brand, all sizes, Is to II, at a re-
duction of ONE THIRD.
+ MEMS TWO PIECE Heavy Fleece
lined underwear, drawers $1.49,
MEMS HEAVY UNIONS,-flat
fleeced all new stock, all sizes $2.45
MEMS HEAVY RIBBED UNIONS,
wool, each 1896
BOYS FLEECED UNIONS, to go
during this sale for .....$1.95
MEMS JERSEY GLOVES-knit
wrist or gauntlet cuff, per pair Csc
MEMS GRAY SWEATERS-All
sizes, at $1.95
MEMS WOOL sWEATERS-dark
brown only, all sizes .-..-.$3.95
MEMS MITTS-horsehide, double
sewed, chopper mitts, per pair $2.45
MEMS MITTS-horsehide, chopper,
double palm per pair ...--.79c
MEMS WOOL SOX-medium weight,
3 pairs for ...-....-..$1.OO
Boys HEAVY MITTENS-split
leather, heavily lined, elastic knit
wrist during this sale, per pair Soc
BOYS WOOL SWEATERS-sizes 70
to "a, good quality, at only ....$2.95
NIGHT SHIRTS-outing flannel, for
men, extra heavy quality, each $2.95
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-02
Grocery Specials

Cabbage, Holland, per pound .....--....4c
Onions, red or yellow, per ID. l...-.....5c
Rice, broken, per ID.
Beans, small California, per Id. .---..1Oc
Prunes, 5000, per Id.
Prunes, 5000, per Id. 25c
Peanuts, Jumbo, shelled per lb. .-.--~--.20c
Walnuts, shelled, per ID. Coo
Almonds, large, shelled, per lb. ........75c
Herring, new imported, per lb. ...-..-~~1Sc
Peanut Butter, 5 lb. pail, per Id. ..--...23c
Coffee, No. 1 Peabe1ry, per ID. ...--29c
Cranberries, lote Howes, per ID. ........18c
Cheese, full cream, per ID. ..........-3Sc
Oatmeal, Quaker or Purity, large package,
80 Genus, s Tor 9l.UU
Apples, fancy Rome Beauties, per bx. $2.75
Lard, Armour's 1 ID, cartons, each .......29c
Maple Syrup, pure, genuine, per gal. $3.50
Soap, Polar White, exceptionally fine laun-
dry soap, 100 bars, per box ....-..$7.25
L~ingonberries, imported, per at. ..--...30c
Mixed Nuts, brazils, almonds, walnuts, pc
cans and flbert's, per lh. .....-..39c
Hubbard squash, per Id. ...-........-...5c
Macronets, a short thin macaroni that cooks
in 5 minutes, per package .....---..10c
Syrup, maple, cane and corn combination,
full one gallon cans, each .........-.$2.25
~35 cents per bottle, 3 for .~....-..~$1.0O
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-02

formerly sold at $1.85, on sale, per
1874 pr. Chipman's hose-This is their
famous Betsy Ross number, comes
in colors white, hack, brown and
grey, all sizes, formerly at $3.50,
a beautiful quality, all pure silk,
per pair ..........$1.79
DRY GOODS SPECIALS
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN sc in.
over 400 yds. in stock, full bolts, no
short lengths, good weight, a form
er 35c value, going at per yd. ....25c
$50 YDS. BLEACHED TOWELING
II in. wide, good weight, just right
for roller towels, well worth 80
cents per yd., our price ......---19
OUTING FLANNEL-1OOO yards,
good heavy weight, both light and
dark patterns, stripes, and plain
colors, while the lot lasts, to 60 at
per yard
CHALLIES-7OO yards SO in. good
assortment of patterns, just the
thing to cover your old comforter
or make a new one per yard lie
GINGHAMS-1OOO yards, 81 in. plaids
stripes and checks, going at per
yard
ART TICKING-50O yards, several
fancy patterns, mostly short pieces
worth rs cents per yard, at BIC
WASH CLOTHS-good size, good
weight, pink and blue patterns,
worth 20 cents, going at ...-.-.1Oc
WINDOW sHADEs-only 8 doz.
left, we will clean them up at this
sale for each
BATH ROOM RUGS-heavy turkish,
24x41 wide variety of patterns dur
ing this sale each ....--.~.-$s.75
LADIES AND CHILD'S UNDER
WEAR
LACKAWANNA TWINS-High neck
long sleeves and long legs, color
white only, sizes 4 to Ia, each from
MISSES UNIONS-Elliott Brand a
fine high grade wool, all sizes,
range, according to size from $2.75
TO
LADIES FINE RIBBED UNIONS
Galaxy brand, low neck, sleeveless,
ankle length, each ......-...".-$2.45
LADIES HEAVY UNIONS-Dutch
neck, half sleeves, ankle length, all
sizes, each
LADIES HEAVY TWO PIECE
Drawers and vests fleeced, color
white only, each ...-.-..-~.$1.5O
CHILD's DRESSES
GINGHAM-Checks and plaids, sizes
2 to 6 only, going at ......----$l.39
CREEPERS-flannel, nicely made,
' light and dark grey patterns, sizes
hyr. to Z, going at ...----..-.9Sc
LADIES COVERALL APRONS
$3.50 and $500 values, light and
dark patterns, your choice ...-.$1.59
Xmas toys and dolls. A part Of u
stock now on display.
TRAVELLING BAGS. suit cases and trunks
at a discount Of ten per cent.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-02
D SILK HOSE

149 pr. Chipman's hose-This num-
Der is the Colonial Girl, a silk and
fibre in colors black and white only,
formerly sold at $1.85, on sale, per
pair
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-02

1874 pr. Chipman's hose-This is their
famous Betsy Ross number, comes
in colors white, hack, brown and
grey, all sizes, formerly at $3.50,
a beautiful quality, all pure silk,
per pair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-17
J. 5. ARMY ADOPTS PROFESSOR ELLIS
 NEW BOOKKEEPING
Birmingham Teacher Revolu- tionizes Business Records System-Has Taught
 Work In College

Prof. s. A. Ellis, president of the Spencer-Ellis Business Col lege, has put Alabama "on the map" educationally. His "chart method of bookkeeping" (short method which can be learned in from ten to twenty days) yesterday was accepted by the government, the system to be installed first at Camp Ben hing, Ga, later in all the army schools.
 Professor Ellis five years ago i'm stalled in his business college the short method of bookkeeping which created furore in educational circles. It was criticized by many. but Professor Ellis believed in it because he had practical and last ing results from it, with his hum k dreds of pupils and today he stands justified in his own belief in the short method chart system. be- cause the United States govern mcpt has approved and accepted it for it's owD personal use.
 In speaking of his success and
 his deep appreciation of the great
 compliment which has been paid
 him by the government, Professor a Ellis yesterlay said;
 T was not aware that the govern ment had been watching my work in teaching bookk coping by chart, by which our pupils get thor ough knowledge of double entry book Keeping in ten to twenty days until I received the following letter from Camp Bepning, Ga, September 20. 1920; Spencer Ellis Business College,
 Birmingham. Ala:
 "T understand you have devised a