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The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-11-11
Alexandria Hall, Louisiana
College.

heard OF 1t before ana ask Wllat ~
is? Read carefully the few facts
which follow and know then that :
if half were told it could not be 3
in several Volumes s
The history Of Louisiana COL J
lege is not unlike that Of numer- {
Gus Colleges during their llrst (
years of struggle. Her fourteen !
years of existence and growth {
have been crowded with thrilling
experiences and having survived
many storms she stands now VIC
tor over all with bright sunshine
of a new and glorious day smiling
upon her. With her hosts OF
friends and patrons all over the
South, with her we'll educated
faculty and her progressive STU
dent body, with all Of her sup
porters and we'll wlshers what
else could be expected but pro-
gress and power? Before an as
semblage of local friends and
students little five.year old Clay
brook Cottingham lifted up the
first spadeful of turf from the
earth and quickly piled it on his
Daddy's foot on the twenty eighth
of September. Just one week
from this date which marked the
breaking of ground for the new
administration building for Louis.
lana College, the Corner Stone
was laid.
At three. thirty o'clock in the
afternoon of the fifth day of Octo.
ber and before a throng OF e0o
people was held the formal cele'
bration for the Corner Stone lay.
ing for Alexandria Hall by the
Grand Order of the Masonic
} Lodge. The proceedings were
the same elaborate and sacred
, dedications that the Masons have
, used turnout the centuries. The
5 Stone was tried by the square,
the level aud the perpendicular
. rule, found to be perfect and the
implements were given to the
7 Architect; then wine and oil were
e poured in for a symbol of sacri-
. flee and JOY. Immediately follow
e ing these Masonic exercises DR..
2 G. Cottiugham, President Of the
e College introduced the hrstspeak.
or for the occasion.
! Hon. John Fl. Overton deliver
y ed a most eloquent address In
d which he announced the coming
e matrimonial union Of Manly Alex.
e andria to beautiful Miss Pineville.
e The greater Louisiana College
which is being builded in the
j hearts of loyal Lonisianaians as
h we'll as on College Hill will bring
y about a greater Alexandria. The
k day dreams which were erj yetl
;, with Mr.. Overton shall not sonr
die bnt rather shall soon be &
. blosspming reality. After rec'i'
IL. lie good attributes Of Other
Is Colleges of our State including
he Tulane and L. s. u, Mr.. Over
N ton showed where Louisiana Col
d lege will have even more winning
|y ways and favorable merits thar
t. any other. This eloquent address
was succeeded by another inspir'
ing address. DR.. NJ. E. Dodd
o pastor of the First Baptist church
Of Shreveport, the second speak
N er said that the marriage cere
ce mony Of Mr., Alexandria to Mis-
On Pinsvil)e would require preach
~ or and nothing would give hin
he more Joy than to tie this nuptia
ur knot. DR.. Dodd likened the loca
il, ton of the cities of Louisiana t.
W. W. glittering star with Shreveport
20 and Monroe as the North points
he New Orleans, Baton Rouge an
CHI Lake Charles for the South point
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-11-11

A campaign is on in AIs'r nd1|
and Pineyille to raise slu "o ,;ce|
10 meet the gift of s229'ogl n 81
ny the Is Million t ~ D.. hajli1.
probation of this gilt t as;. D HsIl
will be named A!sxandns A'D
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-11-11
Notice For Publication.

Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Baton Rouge. La.
October 70, 1920.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04
Livestock Market


Chicago III, Feb. 4.-Hogs-Receipts
20 900. Market weak to 25c lower Bulk.
81. IS G15.O0: top. $3.50; heavy, s1Esea
I14s0; medium. S14T5 q $500; light. $3.50
GI5.l5G: light light. s1A50G15-ods heavy
packing sows. smooth. S13.T5GdAl0. pack
ing sows. rough, s12-5061s.75; pigs s15-75
CattIe-Reeeipts. sooO. Market slow.
Beef steers. medium and heavyweight
choice and prime. $500 100; medium
and good. s12.25 1900; common Sis
.1L25. lightweight, good and choice, sl2-z5
6I6-00- common and medium. S6.15 2 Il. Z5s
Butcher cattle. heifers. $685. q 1900. COWS.
S6-65 IL75; Gamers and cutters. $3.50 g
SIS. veal calves, $500 1850; feeder
steers. fs.09G 1890; stocker steers, Sic g
sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market strong
Lambs, 81 pounds down, $500 91s-S5'
cuila and common. $500 16-F5s ewes.
medium. good and choice. 5000 @ 1900
cul1s and common, Ss-5e q $50.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City. No. Feb 4--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 5000. Market slow and steady
Bulk. s1470615-00: heavies. s1470914so;
1885 packing sows. $3.50 014-0os pigs.
$500 q 16.o0.
Cattle-Receipts. Il. ooo. Calves. soc 20
75c lower Steers 25c TO SOC lower. 9th
ers steady. Heavy beer steers. choice and
prime. S1A5eG16-5g. medium and good.
s12oo61A5o: common and medium. IS. 90
7IL25- butcher cattle. heifers- $3.50 "a
tiers. S5-25 6.65s veal calves Sl3-o0G
1850: feeder steers. SS.o0615.0os stocker
steers. ss-ooG1o.25-
Sheep-Receipts 25oe. Market 25c 70
soc lower. Lambs. S1s-75 61e.50: culis and
common. s12-ooG1s-5o: yeariinE wethers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04
CRASH;
Trading ACTIVE

New York. Feb. An unpredeced-
ented crash in foreign exchange.
more stringent rates for call and time
money and additional loan with
Their serious impairment Of prices In
today's feverish active stock market
The closing was weak Sales ap-
prOXimated 100000 shares
Prices OF Liberty bonds today were
55zs. Ss7-10; first IS ss0-sS; second IS,
$3.50; third sHs. ssZ7S; fourth AS.
sass; Victory ass. $3.50; Victory As.
$3.50.
signs at the outset OF today's stock
market session pointed TO a continuance
OF the recent ursettlement created by the
demoralized foreign exchange situation
Even before the market opened demand
bills on London were offered at 3.27it or
tons Motors. steels oils and shippinEs
were foremost IN the early reaction, losing
1 TO n points Equipments and unclas-
SIZED specialties followed at similar
losses A few leaders made moderate raj
lies within the first half hour
Rallies on the stock market this morn
ing were cancelled before II o'clock when
leading foreign exchanges dropped 20
lower records and heavier selling Of stocks
resulted Losses IN all active shares and
miscellaneous specialties were increased
by 70 points, investment rams also feel
ing the force Of the movement It was
reported that the banks had provided
funds TO meet Wall streets credit require
ments-
Subsequently Liquidation assumed
considerable proportions and there
was a decided shrinkage of values.
especially for nearby deliveries. The
close was unsettled. ] sc TO 81 C net
lower. with May SL32Sa to S1.325s and
July s1-29ss TO Sl29E-
Evidently this did not apply TO specu-
lativa operat ions. in which considerable
involuntary LIQUIDATION was observed
Liberty bonds were lower Is also were
various foreign issues Call money opened
a 4 nercant. veaterdaEls rate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04
CORN DEGINES'C0TT0N BREAKS
UNDER EMBARG0.AT NEW ORLEANS

Chicago. Ill. Feb. Material de-
elines in the corn market today were
due for the most part to sympathy
with the decentralization Of sterling
exchange. To some extent the viz
tual embargo on grain shipments
eastward from Chicago was also a
depressing influence Selling, how
ever, was not Of an urgent character
Opening prices which ranged from
i C 10 q lower, with May Sl-35 = to
sl.34. and July s1-30ss to sl-3l were
followed by a moderate further set
back
oats weakened with corn After
opening Z c to 81 off including May
81 &c to 81 sc. the market continued
10 sag.
Provisions were pulled down by the
fresh breaks in exchange There was
also a big dncrease shown in contract
stocks Of lard at western packing
points
Drastic liquidation on the part Of
houses with eastern connections
forced lard and ribs down more than
81 a hundredWeight. The value OF
pork was cut about 50 a barrel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04

New Orleans. Feb. 4.-LoWer quo
tations on foreign exchange caused
renewed selling Of cotton on the
opening today and prices broke II TO
30 points The much higher Liverpool
market than due gave the local mar
ket a steady tone at the decline and
seemed TO stimulate profit taking
among shorts, which movement at
tanned considerable proportions, so
that at the end of the first half hour
of business the trading months had
recovered strongly and stood IN
changed 10 II points up compared
with yesterdays close. March fell off
TO 1851 and recovered to $3.50
Oeping bids were; March, $500: May
s34-I7; July. S32-05; October s29.20. De
cember. $3.50.
With foreign exchange continuing 10
show weakness. the market was filled up
with selling orders. apparently being about
equally divided between che two accounts.
With no support from any quarter Sc
we're break occurred toward noon which
carried the active months % 10 113 points
under the final prices Of yesterday. March
dropping TO S35.75-
Cotton closed steady Tuesday az de
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04

Holmes. Y. r stiles. r. D. Barnum.
Max H. Miller, V B. Andreas and
Il z. Christie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04

Spot cotton steady. - points lower
sales on the spot 500 bales; 10 arrive.
114s. Low middling. s5225; middling,
ss975; good middliug. S417s: receipts.
s7Ts: stock s04.825-
Cotton Futures. Close.
New York, Feb Cotton futures closed
steady. March. S34.55; Nay. s52-25; July
S3o.s5: October. S2s.25; December. S27.T5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04

Nissoula. Mont. Feb. "A strike OF
electricians on the Chicago, Milwau-
kee and St Paul railroad cOmpany's
lines, has completely halted opera
ton from Harlowtown. Mont. TO
Avery. Idaho, Il was declared here
today.
Pli,v affribYfe5 ne 5Iscovarv Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04
Grains ana Provisions.

Chicago Produce Nloee-
Chicago. III. Feb. 4--Butter-Lower.
Creamery. 50d62c-
Egg-Higher: receipts. $500 cases.
Firsts. SIC. ordinary firsts. 44650c. at
market, cases included. SIG 5Sc; refriger-
ator. firsts. IS case.
Poultry-Alive. lower Springs. 54c;
fowls. 3sc.
Potatces-Weak. arrivals. - cars
Northern Whites. sacked. s4-2o6f-35 cwt-
bulk. s4306445.
kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas CITY. No, Feb 4.-Butter-un-
changed Extras, 47c; firsts, 55cs seconds.
SIC: packing. $50
Egg-se higher. Firsts, SIC: case lots.
$3.50
Poultry-Hens. &c higher. sse; others
unchanged
Chicago Grain, Close
Corn-February, $40; May. sl-szz {;
July. SI-2e%.
Oats-1iay 79Ec; July. T2&c-
Chicago Provisions, Close
Pork-May. $3.50.
Lsrd-May, s2I.40: July, S21szis.
Rfbs-AIay, 1880; July. $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04
ARIZONA LICENSES SHOW
INCREASE IN USE OF AUTOS

Phoenix. ARK, Feb "A large in
crease in the number Of motor We
hicles in use in Arizona was indicated
in figures made public by secretary
of state Nit Sims today showing the
number OF licenses issued during
January, the month licenses are is
sued and the annual license tax paid
Receipts from motor vehicle licenses
in January 1913 were S100,29L25, the
secretary said and S12S.940-72 for the
same month in 1890. In January Of
last year. 1854 licenses were issued
as against 21.565 this year. Secre-
tary Sims expressed the belief that
licenses TO be issued before the close
of the year would bring this years
increase in the number OF vehicles
over last year TO 10000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04
OIL QUOTATIONS
Ell PASO STOCKS.

These figures taken from the boards al
The close Of the session wednesday noon
u p. So E.-.--.n-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04

Pliny attributed the discovery OF
soap to the Gauls-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04
Ell PASO B.P. O. E. HONORS
PAST EXALTED RULERS

Nine past exalted rulers OF B. P
O T.. No. y. attended the special
meeting Tuesday night held in their
honor al the EIks' club. The meet
ing was designated by the grand
lodge
y Paso's lodge Of Elzs has 1s past
=Xalted rulers living. The nine who
were present filled the chairs and con-
Quoted the initiatory work. Charles
Armstrong was chairman OF the en-
tertaiument committee for Tuesday
nights ceremonies. He was assisted
by Barry Hsgedon. Max Moye, E.
20 ilson and J. H Conlin-
Dr. G. H Higgins presided.
The past exalted rulers OF the lodge
follow T. J. Beall. G. E. Hubbard
deceased, W H Austin fdeceased).
George n. Higgins. H. r. Wood (de-
ceased, s J. Gatlin. Park ". Pitman.
Edward Kneezel. Hugh ". Grouse,
George p. Wallace. ~. H Scott, 10
seph " Yard, ". ". Bridgers, c. F.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04
G0PPERS SHARE
IN STOCK loss

The further break in sterling ex-
change to the lowest price in his
-ory. extremely high rates for money
and warnings Of a panicky nature
caused standard issues 20 make new
low levels FOR the year. according to
j. s. Curtiss & CO., Hotel Sheldon.
Copper stocks shared in the de-
cline Anaconda Shelters. Chino,
Keunecot and Utah losing a point
each Mexican Petroleum broke IS
per share. and General Motors lost
over night Is additional point.
Cur1s gonner SfoekE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04
N. Y. LISTED sToCKs
MoNEY AID METALs

fBy the Associated Press,)
New York. Feb 4-Mercsntlle paper, S
percent
Sterling. demand. Ss27R; cables, ss.2s-
Time loans, all dates. Siz' percent
Call money strong High. IS percent;
low. a; ruling rate. Il; closing bid, "a
offered at rs. last loan. Is
Bar silver. SL33Z
Mexican dollars. Slp2A-
Copper. dull. Electrulytic, spot and first
quarter, 1sEc; second quarter - g
1sikc.
400. No. Northern. $500 q $500 No :
Southern. $500 q 400.
Antimony. $3.50.
Lead. quiet spot. fs.7oz asked: March,
sS50 bid. $3.50 asked
Zinc. weak East St Louis delivery, spot
sSS0 asked.
London. Eng. Feb 4-The quotations
or the metal exchange today were as fol-
lows
Copper. spot Ef1e.
E1ectrolytic. Ei25.
Tin. E13g. Zoe
Lead. E48.
zinc. $50. los
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04
WILSON APPOINTS PHOENIX
MAN AS LAND REGISTER

Washington. D. C.. Feb. Charles
F. Marshall. OF Phoenix. Ariz.. was
nominated today by president Wilson
Phoenix. Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-04

s1L7saIz.25: ewes. ss.S591zz5: culls and
common. s450Rs.75; breeding ewes, $500
G1A25- feeders lambs. s1475 400.
Denver Livestock. Close-
Denver. Colo Feb 4.-Cattle-Receipt
1900. Market steady. Beef steers. S1050G
1850: cows and heifers, 1880 s-75s stock
er and feeders. ss-0o91L0o; calves, $3.50
6160o.
Hors-Receipts 1000 Market 10c TO
15c lower. Top. $500: bulk. s1A40G14.70
sheep-Receipts. $500 Market steady.
lambs. s1S-0OG1S50; ewes 81 90 G11-4Q-
feeder lambs. s17.oo617-75.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02
"Doviled Ham with Chopped olives,
Z A Or
EFEcTos en- IARRos

En- esta columna encoutrara listed
precios de ca1ones dc docenas de- botes
nlarcados que Sc . e en- cada hogan.
Estos precios son mas bajos cue los
De al por major y $50 artlcuIps no
a~Dareceran en- tan siguiente venta.
Los caj0nes no podran ser q~uehrados
y las docenas 70 podran eurtidoa.
listed hlen puede tomar de estoa pro
clos. como 81 ahorfa 81 grsnde.
Tcmates de California; botes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02

libra s4le
yamon Puritan. curado con azucars
libra NV 2Sc
tamon marca REX Pic Nc, por
iibfa 2Sc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02
pEPINos Y oRAsAs

e 81. Sunbeam May0nnaiss
Dressing ! bote Ia Dc 8 or. por ~
Mostaga 81 Estilo mnles,
Libby's q jarro ~
Olives maduros marca Farm
House 2 botes aitos .......~ .feg
oiIvos Dc Ia Reina, Farm
Ranch iarro De "a At .........s 1s
Chow Chow Do Libby jArFo
krande fee
AsEios Do ffbby jarro
erhnde ....,....r... iee
Pepluos asrioa y mlxlos mArca
Llbby'a I laFFo gFAnde por 80
piplnca dulcss. LAbbysa una
hotella Dc 20 o. p0r ,s4ss. Sic
bctslln granda por s.
rspino rsirios y arrios l beta
NO ! pof .s.4,s..sstas.ttesaet
eots4 No ! pof --..,s* -
cho~ chow. hois No ! par .i1e.
. botsa No ] pr ..s,+s.....ete
chas chow / bote No : poF re
Z hotsa Ma Z per ..+.s.. tLe9I
Tspshoa raf. 1 bets 80 - ~ sle
kcfea Va : vt ..-t.--st- ttRA
aAl.a &. uAas uasea inaS
nsssuA grasses g,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02
EsPEcERIAs MoLlnAs.
La Mslor calldad

PimeIneta Nesfa. piemienta Blanca,
Caneln, Aiengibre, Mostaxa clavc'
Huez Moacada y toda. claso Dc especie
en- botess Cayenne, TomiIlo entero ,
mixturas AZ especie de Chiitipiquln:
notea 90 . 2 ozs. pcr ........... .epc
fAFrikAs bots, ! o.. por ..-s......43c
haee, en- hotcs De 3 onxas .......f7c
Fimeineta. botes de- 8 onxas 2gc
chin moiido puro y esco1ldo infa
De = ID. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e
'ChM mclido escogido pnfo. lata Dc
! b. por ...................47 c
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02


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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02
cAcAo Y CHOCOLATE.

Cacao de almuerzo walter
Baker" botes de Y libra 27e
Caeoa de almuerzo marca "Guft.
tard1 botes de una libra 4ec
Cacao de almuerzo, marca Her
sheyss, I jarro de nna libra 47c
cacao marca Wan Eta" /
paQuete de una libra 40c
Chocolate mOildo, marca
eGnittard. bote de una libra. ace
Chocolate sin endulzar, Walter
Baker panes de- y libra ....27c
Chocolate Dulee. 2 cakes por. ice
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02
EXTRA ESPECIAL

sailo Crepe saDel snqusado !
rollos 2sc
~ rol.oa por csc
MEhlclMAs De PATENTE v uTEN
cILlos Of TocADoR
Sc paoa Il Impuesto Dc (Luxury)
include
Aceas volcanico dc Mccleans
thmano de soc ..-.,..........24 c
Remedio de Chamberlain para
Ell CoIico v Diafrea: taf1ano
de s5c por csc
Remedio de Chamberlain para
IA Tos; tamano De s5c por .2sc
Vino de cardui; tamano de
$ls00 for @.... Ssc
Poreion Negra, 81 paquete dc
25e por zoe
Aeeite wizard de- HambiIn,
tamano de SOC por .4sc
iael de Higcs de California.
tamano de SO por 49c
LinImento Mustango, tamana
DE SOc por Observation-Disclosures FAC
castaria de Fletcher. tamano
DC sbc por ........s...-...s SOC
Mel J AIquitran de Foley.
tamano de SOC por ............ 2sc
Mata Dolor de Perry Davis,
tnmano de z5c por ......sa.. 22c
sanadCra, tamauo de CSC por 20
Aceite Mexicano. tamano de as pcr ale
Paatillas de Asperin de rs por Ice
Bromo Qpinine cajita de zoe por "a
Alucema. ! paquete de ! onza n. sc
Romero, ! paQuete de ] onza ......sc
To de Eena, ! paquete dc ! unza Sc
Acaite Castor, botella de 2 onzas
9 lac
Acsite de ollvas. boteIIas de .
onxas Dor ,.....................14c
MsnthOIatum, samanos de s5c pOr lsc
Mentholatum. tamancs de SOC por ssc
Listerine. tamanos Dc eOc por ACC
Listerine, tamanos de soc por ESQ
Peroxide, boteIlas de 4 onzaa por 12c
Peroxide. DoteIlaa de Is onzas por 25c
Sal HeDatica tamano do CSC por zee
Sal HepasIca tamano de zoe por SIC
saltrastlca, paquetes de 8
onzaa por Observation-Disclosures
bosellaa Dc ING MAS lie
Botellas de- ulycsrin de 4 onsas ~
Witch Hazel. boteIIa de 4 onzas ..2Oc
vasslina caFboIiuada Hue seal
f
.assllna blanca Blue Seal Ia
pQtqha Sc
polyo cOlraiea para Ia harha d.
sso Ia laia por 80
,rsma coleAiss para l. barAa
e iaoo pcr z1c
parea Palm oliss IA
y CAKES siste
olive iansas a. iss sar zee
'rsma marea rain ollys. iamano
% soc por .......-.-.....f ie
Ihampoo marea rain oilrA
nmanp yto pr -.4....s8o
PARA Ia cara marea Pain
oiiss' tanano q ae pr 49,
ssnA msrea rsin oRvs snhlsus
g 70 bef .2ie
ulvp Talrnn narss ruln ollss
&fkeA a. s1e per ..t.1..xie
-. ~, - a.alas EusAyns
! tsee pa
=. i asa.a cs,ns.s
: - ~ &tt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02
Pima Rebanada 'LIhbys .
botes No. 2M .s1.26
IL botes No, IVA por 1870
pEscApo EN- JARRos, ETC.

"H t.LE
salmon SeIecto marca '1dbby'sH
3 botes pianos No. / nor ,$l.16
6 No, 1 por S2.i5
3 botes pianos No. = p0r .75c
8 botea " No. p0r y. @...y $136
Salmon Color de Rosa
8 1arros altos por 1886
~ botes por $3.50
Trncha de tuna ] GAIA No. ! por .47c
3 tuna GAIA No .3Oc
Sardinas marca "Botth'a1 ]
p0le4 ue 10 OF. t..sss- ~ ~ 1oc
Sardinaa A~mericanass 10 latas
por sec
Sardlnas en- Aceite dc Olive
Pnro, ] lata por ........ .2bc
8 Iatas por .$1.sa
Ostiones, extra fancy 4 NO / pcr. .22c
/ No. 2 por ...~....4 0c
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02

Te verde, marca "Hill Bros Hill
villa" / paquete de n libra .66c
TIE marca Hill Bros. Vila," negro
/ paQuete de una libra por ..S0c
TIE marca Chill Grown Japan Tea"
! paquete de una libra por ..72c
re marca Grown English Break
fast" / paquete de una libra ice
Cafe marca White House." molido
l ID. por ..............,... Ale
Cafe marca Monarch" cortado
molido. / bote do 8 iibras
por Observation-Disclosures. $50
Cafe marca y. S. b." cortado a
Ia acero, calidad superior,
cada bote garantizado, botes
de una libra por .......4... 49c
Rptea de S libras por ...... 2.40
Cafe en- bote colorado marca
I'LL Bros" moIid0 2 ans. los
Cafe Hill Bros Blue" paQuete
de 3 lbras ................ lbs
Cafe Tostado en- bulto. 5 lbs. por soc
Postum, 2 paQnetes ........... .44c
INSTANT Postum" 2 botes 800. .4sc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02

CARVE EN BorEs, Erc.

sarne marca Llbby's sliced
2 basos por ........s.......... ACC
saIchichas (chorIcitos) Libby's
,arne Cocidas. Libby's,
botccitos por ................ 29c
dbbye BouiIlon Cubes. Ia GAIA por Csc
'arne cosida marca Libbyss 2
botes por Observation-Disclosures. csc
sarne desmenusada marca Cor
don 2 botes por ...,.......... 69c
Lille con Carne marcas Council
2 boteB pOr ....,........g......2 ec
s botes Observation-Disclosures. $40
ghile con carne ALibbys-
2 botes Observation-Disclosures CSC
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02
pAPAs


rapas, 100 Ibras .......s $500.
|Buena Cebolla, ! libra Sc
5 libras por 26c
|Friiol Pinto de- Pals. 10 lbs. por soc
100 libras 81 saco por 1880. 4rS5
|Frijol Blancos / libra lie
llbras Observation-Disclosures. soc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02

Pasta condepaada Mincemeat
marca Libby's jarros do ~
onzA *p...@... s....*.*. &c
paslah humeda Mincameat
marca Libby jhrros de p
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02
ARRoz

Arroz. 5 Hbras por SOC
Arros Monarch" 2 libras 43c
Arroz marca "Gomet," Fancy Blue
Rose; 2 paquetes de 2 lbs, 50c
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02

gaso DO IVA sparkies paFecldo
IA ~Champanh. ! botelia
colorado por ...*....*........Hi c
/ botsIla blhnea Dor sic
Juso d. ava hotellas de Guar.
uao por .......t...a--......stc
! bDssIlaa as medic eanFsIIo .sse
Budwissr. 1 bolella poF .........f7c
bosellas pcf .tos'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02

Frainbnesa, Lima. Freaas, Yer
bebuena, Bayas De Logan, y
Limon. > paquetss ..... CSC
~ paquetes .e13S
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02
Mel De ARcE 7 De CANA.
MEL vlRcEN.

Mel yirgen pura, de Ohio,
2h lbs. 81 jarrito ..........$1.0b
Jarra do yidrio de IA. ozs. por ....47c
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-12-02
MEhlclNAs De PATENTE YuTEN
cILlos DE- TocADoR

Sc paoa 81 Impuesto De (Luxury)
include
Evening star., 1920-03-07
MISTAKES WOMEN MAKE IN
THE CARE OF THEIR COMPLEXlQNS
Much home1;ness Is caused By three
common little mistakes

base. Before you powder. take just lit
tie Ponds Vanishing Cream on the tips Of
your fingers. Rub it well into your face.
Instantly it disappears. leaving your skin
softcneel and refreshed. Now powder. and
don't think Of it again.
Ponds Vanishing Cream has no oil. SO it
cannot come out i'll Il shine. More than
this, it holds the powder fast to your
face two or three times as long as ever
before.
Dern,atologists say that such a powder
base is PROTECTION to the skin. 1t
keeps its texture from the coarsening
due to exposure.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

THIRST. many women powder the
wrong way. Many women who
i appreciate the Importance OF pow
dering fail to understand the right
way to d" it. Again and again during
the day. on the street. i'll the shops
everywhere-they are powdering. i'll Il
frantic effort to overcome shiny face.
Yet the ugly glisten keeps cropping out.
This is because people make the mistake
of applying the powder DIRECTLY to
the skin.
II powelering is to be at all lasting, the
thing to do is always to apply powder