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The evening world., 1920-08-16
LANDLORD
WILL NOT ESCAPE
TAX RATE BOOST
tcOntlnued From Third Page)

that North End Holding Corporation
demands s47.50 for apartment renting
for e8s. rate OF increase 25 per cent;
assessed value, S1o5,00o. II increased
On proportion TO rental, 1921 taxable
value viii be $4,000; increase,
e2e 900.
Tenant az No. III East $50 Street
complains to Mayors Committee that
I.eaycrasl a Co. demand S9J for apart
ment renting for S65; rate Of increase,
as per cent; assessed vnlUue, Sl47, 900.
II Increased in proportion to rental
1921 taxable value will be S2i3,250;
increase, S66,250
Tenant at No 524 West 14Sth Street
Complains Ia Mayors committee that
william Landesman, No. 772 St.
Nicholas Avenue demands $i07 a
month for apartment renting for SIS;
rate OF increase, Is per cent; as
eossed value, $3.50 II increased in
proportion 20 rental, 1921 taxable
xnste will be S56, 900; increase, Sl1, 900.
Tenant No. 200 Claremont Avenue
cemplains 70 Mayors Committee that
Elias walberg demands 1850 for
apartment renting for $3.50; rate Of
ihcrease, 80 per cent; assessed value,
e2s0OO0. II increased in proportion
10 rental, 1921 taxable value will be
s2es, 900; increase, $4,000.
Tenant at No. 474 West 150th Street
complains to Mayors Committee that
Joseph Silverman OF Bradley Beach.
n. j., demands $50 for apartment rent
Ing for $40: rate Of increase 25 per
cant; assessed value, S6S,000. II in
creased in proportion to rental, 1921
taxable value win be $4,000: increase,
$4,000.
Tenant at No. $50 Riverside Drive
complains that Adart Realty Company
demands S4,700 for apartment renting
for $4,000; rate OF increase, a. per
cent; assessed value, S27j,000 II in
creased in proportion TO rental, 1921
taxable value will be 100000; in
crease, S129,000
These few cases selected at random
from the thousands in the files Of the
Mayors Committee on Rent Profiteer-
ing, show an increased taxable value
for 1921 of S65s 900. At the present tax
rate, this will produce additional rev.
enue amounting to S16,s92,
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Phillips Milk of Mag
nesia, SAC
Syrup Of Figs Com
pound, l9c
Nujol, 79c
Sulpho-Napthol,
large CSC
Manacea Water, 45c
Horlick's Matted Milk
45c, 79c, $2.95
Sal Hepatica, zoe
Lysol, &c, 44c, 85c
Must erole, Csc
Resinol Ointment, 79c
Vaucaire Galega Tab
let's, developer and
$l.OO Orangeine Pow
ders, CSC
Ponds Extract,
SAC and CSC
Glycerine Supposi-
tories (Gimbels) 2Sc
Squibb's Liquid Pc
trolatum, Sale 79c
Cuticura Ointment,
small, Sale l9c
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Household
Remedies

Belladonna Plasters,
15c, 3 for 40c
Strengt hening Plas-
ters, l5c, 3 for 40c
Back Plasters, Sale
3 for 40c
Mustard Ointment
in tubes 25c
Zemo, Eczema rem
edy, 29c and soc
Aliens Foot Ease, 29c
Bell-Ans, soc and 19c
Palmer's Skin Success
Ointment, 29c
Compound Syrup of
Hypophosphites,
(Gimbels) Pint 79c
Nux and Iron Com
pound with Celery
and Cascara Tab
let's. Excellent
Tonic and Blood
Builder, 100 tab
lets. 39c
EnO's FrWit Salts, 69c
BORNE, 59c
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ESCAPES PRISON DE LUKE.
warden PUSHED over Flight From
westchester Penitentiary.

Warden Mcclellan. Of the prison de
luxe, as the Westhcester County Peni-
tentary Is known, cannot understand
why one Of his charges should seek 70
shower baths and other home COM
He admitted to-day that one Of
the men In his custody had escaped
OF Osslning who had served fifteen
days OF a two months sentence.
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SpOnqeS
Creams

DIR. Charles Fleah
Food, Sale, $40
Sempre GioVine,
Sale, soc
Angelus Lemon
Cleansing Cream,
single strength,
SOC and $3.50
Double strength,
$1.00 and $l.85
Pompeian Massage
Cream, 35c and 68c
Pompeian Night
Cream, Sale, 29c
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Soaps

Molle Shaving Cream,
no brush required,
soothing to the skin.
Sale l9c
Woodbury's F a C al
Soap, cake, lSc
Queen Brand Domes-
tic CASTLE Soap
large bar. Sale $1.00
Colgate's Turkish h
Bath, cake, lOc
Colgate's Elder Flower
Soap, cake, l0c
Colgate's Bi 6 B a I h
Soap, cake, lie
Roger & Gallet Santal
Violet or Heliotrope
Soap, round cake, soc
Shah of Persia Soap,
Sale, cake, l9c
Pears Unscented
Soap; cake. Sale l2c
Gimbels Shaving
Stick, Sale lOc
Lana Buttermilk and
Glycerine Soap; 3
cakes, sale, l9c
Gorham Silver Soap, ,
sale, 29c
Colgate's Mechanics
Soap Paste, 25c
Veroform Liquid
Soap, sale, 39c
Gimbels Vegetable
Oil Soap, Sale, cake, ,1Oc
Cuticura S n aving
Stick, 22c
Yarriiu CASTLE Soap,
Large Bars, sale, $2.49
cake sale Csc
Mennen's Shaving
Cream, sale. Sic
Johnson's Shaving
Cream, sale, 23c
Gimbels BoraX Soap,
cake, Sale SC
Resinol Soap,
cake, l9c
Soap Leaves,
for travelling, Sale Sc
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Eros tia, Sale, zoe
Orchid While,
Sale. 29c
Pyramid Bay Rum,
IA oz. Sale. 79c
Kinds Honey and Al
mond Cream, 36c
Palmolive Vanishing
Cream, 39c
Ponds Cold Cream,
Sale, 40c and zoe
Ponds Vanishing
Cream, Sale,
40c and zoe
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Rubber Tubing, 5 feet.
Rapid flow, red color,
sale, 39c
Bathing Caps, all rub
Der, plain and fancy,
SOC and S5c
Bathing Suit Bags,
S5c to $2.25
Automobile Chamois,
Sale, $1.9S
Fitted Kits, Sale, $3.50
Ell Vampire Insect
Powder, Sale, lSc
Peterman's Liquid
Discovery,
Sale, l9c and SC
Piso Cough Remedy,
Sale, zoe
Sulphur Candles,
Sale, Sc
Nulife Braces, $l.S9
Nulife Belts, $500
Star Electric Vibra-
tors, $500
Toilet Paper,
Sale-roll, SC
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Rubber Goods
and SUndrieS

All Rubber Baby
Pants, ready to wear,
no threads, waterproof,
sanitary, comfortable.
soc
Sanitary Aprons, soc
Lafayette White En-
ameled Irrigators,
Rapid flow tubing,
three pipes and shut
off. These are hos
pital quality white en-
ameled ware. Sale,
SIPS
No-Seam Fountain
Syringe, No. 2, red
rubber, rapid flow tube,
3 pipes and shut-off,
Red-pan, Gray En-
alnel, Odorless, with
covers. Guaranteed,
sale, $2.25
Goodyear Special
Fountain Syringe.
Rapid flow; 3 pipes,
sale, $l.9S
Bath Sprays, Red
rubber, sale, 75c
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Oreno CASTLE Soap,
large bars pure olive oil
CASTLE, Sale, bar, $l.25
Tena CASTLE Soap, i'm
ported from Spain.
Large bar. Sale $l.5s
Lux, lOc
Life Buoy Soap, &c
Armour's CASTLE Soap
Small bar. Sale 49c
Colgate's All-Round
Soap; cake, lOc; doa.,
Coleo Soap,
cake, l0c; doz., $l.lO
Colgate's Cashmere
Bouquet Soap; large
cakes, 8 for zoe
small cakes, lOc
6 for 55c
Arm our - Sylvan
Soap; rose, carnation,
violet or heliotrope;
Sale 3 for 29c
Johnson's Foot Soap,
Sale 17c
Skai, Special, &c
Swan CASTLE Soap;
cake, sale, SC
PaImer's Skin Success
Soap, cake, 22c
Palmolive Soap,
/ dozen cakes, 85c
Packers Tar Soap,
Sale, zoe
Wildroot Shampoo
Liquid Soap, Sale SOC
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STORE HOURS: SATURDAY
GIMBEL BROTHERS
s2sp STREET BROADWAY 33RD STREET NEW YORK CITY
lugust SdIeOf Drugs and TOiletries
Duo, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday August I7th to 2Oth
of Sensational Activity in GimbeLS Drug Shop

for in the drug shop And especially please that
our fine imported perfumes be sold at just half this week. Show
thrift by saving this
Wherever be filling
Or and advantage of clearance sales not listed
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japanese Hair Kent's Nail Brushes,
Brushes, $3.50
Ebony Back, 10 Row, GIMBEL Imported
SALE $l.25 Nail Brushes, 40c
Sale DacA' I| Ho%s Ss Hand Scrubs, assorted
2sIe 2sIe, $A'S0 styles, 35c
PSe Rosewood Back, d8 d8 Japanese Tooth
EyT;,i SOT, io0ig, Ig :: %E.1o Brushes, assorted
EIShSh nair oruSneSS styles, Sale, I5c
EngIsb Hair Rr,,sbes Prophylactic Tooth
Sale "a sn Brushes, seconds, i'm
Assorted Hair Brushes PeTiectloin per-, In handle
Milit ary Brushes Sanifold Tooth
Rosewood Back, 13 Row Brushes, 5Sc
Ebony 5T pii Back MiiaTy H1iTy Tooth Brushes, as
Sale, $500 25c, 35c and SOC
Milita ary Brushes, for Children's Tooth
boys going to camp, Brushes, I5c
Cloth Brushes, Rose 1Oc
wood Back, Black Complexion Brushes,
BristleS Sale, $1.OO 75c
Bath Brushes, detach- Complexion Brushes,
able handle, Sale $2.25 soc
Bath Brushes, detach- Shaving Brushes, 79c
able handle, Sale $l.00 Shaving Brushes ,$1.00
Mirrors
Shaving Stands, Easel Mirrors, $50
Essei mirrors Nicte Scoy Pocket Nickel Mirrors,
Frame, Sale, $500 Sale, 2Sc
Wash Cloths
Turknit Wash Cloth, Turknit Wash Cloth,
Turknit Wash Cloth, 25c
SpOngeS
Automobile SpOnges, Baby SpOnges,
75c to $500 15c to $50
Bath Sponges, 25c to $1,000
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Bandoline (Gimbels),
for the hair, Ice
Bicarbonate of Soda
(GimbeLs), lb.,
Special, l2c
Boric or Boracic Acid,
powdered, h.,
Special, SOC
Boric Acid, solution
(Gimbels), 8-oz., l5c
Benzoin, Glycerine,
and Rose W ater
(Gimbels) for chapped
hands and face.
Pint, 35c
R-pint, ZOc
Benzoin and Almond
Cream (Gimbels) an
excellent cream at a
reasonable price,
Sale, 25c
Camphorated Chalk
for the teeth, 4 o., l5c
Camphorated o IL
(Gimbels),
2 o., 25c; 4 o., 45c
Castor Oil, u. S. P.
(Gimbels), 4-oz., SOC
Cascara Sagrada Ex-
tract, bitter or sweet,
finest make Of Cas-
cara (Gimbels),
Special, 4-oz., 40c
Special, 8-oz., 75c
Celestial Cream, Ideal
for hands and face, 2lc
Corn Cure Liquid
(Gimbels), l5C
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Petrolatum or Min
eraJ Oil (Gimbels),
pint, Sale SOC
Syrup Of White Pine
Compound (Gimbels)
l9c
Sweet Spirits Nitre
(Gimbels), J, 4-oz., 48c
Soap Lini m e mt
(Gimbels),
4-oz., 25c
S SeidlitE Powders
(Gimbels), / d o z Q n
doses in box, SOC
Tine Iodine
(Gimbels), 2-oz., 25c
4-oz, 4Sc
Tincture Green Soap
(Gimbels), 2-oz., 25c
4-oz., 45c
Turpentine, S-oz-, 35c
Tooth Powder, an ex-
cellent tooth powder;
well filled cans,
(Gimbels), Sale, l5c
Tincture Arnic c q
(Gimbels),
4-oz., Sale, 48c
Violet Witch Hazel
II (Gimbels), excellent
after shaving.
II Pint, soc
Chloroform Liniment
2-oz., zoe; 4-oz,, 35c
Dobell's Solution,
Pint, Sale, 29c
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Alkaline and Antisep-

Alkaline and Antisep-
tic Tablets
(Gimbels), (Seilers),
Special, l9c
Antikamnia Tablets
/ doz., in box, l9c
Aspirin Tablets, 100 in
bottle, 5 grs., 39c
"a in box, l5c
Lithia Tablets
(Gimbels), Special, 29c
Liver Pills, Special, &c
Nuxated Iron, 74c
Sodium Bicarbonate
Tablets, flask, l0c
Soda Mint Tablets,
IOc
Warmers Lithia Tab
lets, 5-gr. bot, 35c
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Manicure Articles

Pumice in Cake form,
l0c
Lusterite Nail Polish,
cake form 26c
Lust erite Cuticle Ice,
26c
Lust erite Nail
Enamel, 26c
Rosaline, &c
Gimbels Liquid Nail
Bleach, 25c
Nail Polishers,
S1.25, Csc, 40c
The evening world., 1920-08-16

Genuine Orange Wood
Sticks, lOc and 70
Birch Wood Sticks,
dozen 25C
Cuticle Scissors,
Sale 59c and 70c
Tweezers, 26c and I5c
Steel Nail Files,
Sale I0c
Manicure Set, 4pleces,
Ivory Finish, sale 500
The evening world., 1920-08-16

Aromatic Spirits of
Ammonia, u, S. P.
(Gimbels),
2-oz., I8c
4-oz., sec
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Brilliantine (Gim-
bels), for softening
and beautifying the
hair, White, Rose,
Heliotrope, Jockey
Club, Lily Of the
Valley or Carna-
ton. Special, 23c
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Pills and Tablets

Shac, 1Sc
Zymole Trokeys, 1Sc
Chlorate of Potash
Tablets, l5c
Compound Cathartic
Pills Gimbels), 100
sec
Compound Rhubarb
Pills, (Gimbels), 100
SOC
Cascara Tablets
Chocolate coated
(Gimbels), 5-gr., 100,
29c
Soda Salicylate Tab
let's, 5-gr. (Gimbels),
100, sec
Soda Mint and Pepsin
Tablets, flask, l2c
Beecham's Pills, l9c
The evening world., 1920-08-16

Gin1bels Hard
Water Soap,
doz. cakes, $1.2O
Thoroughly season.
ed, 80 that it will
last longer-meaning
a saving Of about one
quarter in use, be-
sides a big saving in
price.
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Preparations for
the Hair

Westphal's Auxiliator
large size, 79c
Hays Hair Health,
35c and SOC
Bald Pate Hair Tonic
Special, 59c
Watkins Em Justified
Cocoanut OIL,
Sale 45c
Pinaud's Eau dc Qui-
nine, Sale soc
Danderine,
79c, see, zoe
Wyeth's Sage & Sui
phur, 64c
Canute Water, $l.lO
The evening world., 1920-08-16
Tooth POWDERS
and PdSteS

Calox Tooth Powder,
lSc
Kolynos Tooth Paste,
lSc
Roger & G allet'
Paste Dentifrice,
tube 45c
Forham's Liquid, 75c
Pebeco Tooth Paste,
33c
Sanitol Tooth Pow
der or Paste, SAC
Forham's Tooth Paste
38c and 24c
Pyorrhocide T oot h
Powder, 75c
Pyrodentc Liquid, 45c;
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POWDERS, ROuges,
Perfumes

On some of the Imported Perfumes, Prices
Are Cut One-Half. These Are Not Listed
Here.
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Lime Water (Gimbels),
Pint, l5c
Gallon, soc
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Chlorox Tooth
Paste, "the smooth
tooth paste that
never wastes, " l9c
Colgai e's Dental
Cream, 100, $50
Colgat e's Dental
Powder, zoe, 500
Euthymol Tooth
Paste, l9c
DEODORANTS
Nonspi, 500
Odorono,
zoe, 40c and TSc
Ralc, the new guaran-
teed deodorant, 75o
Nun-Nicer Deodorani,
Sale l5
The evening world., 1920-08-16

Walnutta Hair Stain,
soc
Golden Clint Sham
poo, 25c
Henna San, A-lb., sec
h., $500
Ev an Williams'
Ordinary Henna
Shampoo,
25c and SOC
Evan Williams'
Graduated Henna
Shampoo,
60c and $I.I0
Evan Williams'
Tunisian,
CSC, $l.25
Ev n Williams
Brilliantine, $3.50
The evening world., 1920-08-16
GimbeLS OUn
Laboratory
Products

These goods are made in our own labora-
tories and are guaranteed in every way.
The evening world., 1920-08-16

Chloroform Liniment
2-oz. zoe; 4-oz., 35c
Dobell's Solution,
Pint, Sale, 29c
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Oxzyn Face Powder,
24c and 4Sc
Dier Kiss Talcun,
25c
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
SCHOOL NOTES

In spite of the fact that it rained last Wednesday, a foot ball game took place on the gridiron. Our boys were smaller than those of the vii ing team, but were quicker and did not get hurt as much. They sohwed much improvement and did the for ward pass better than before, which caused the score to be 25 to 0 in their favor.
 The third number of the Lyceun course was given Monday night. F ward Sprague and Floy Mehan Sprague presented Rip Van Wrinkle. The talent displayed was wonderful and the play was enjoyed by the large crowd that was present.
 The Forbidden Valley will be shown at the picture show Friday night. There will be heat so don't stay away on account of the wealth er Admission 15 and 35 cents.
 The Self Culture Club presented
 the "Microbe of Love" in Haze Tuesday night. The proceeds will be used to buy play ground fixtures.
 The school board has bought new supplies and equipped the laboratory better for the Science classes. The physics class had the pleasure of un- packing them and the chemistry class picked up the rubbish.
 All the teachers are late getting out the report cards this week, on count of the association last week.
 Mrs. Lee Martin of Warren, visited friends and former pupils here last Saturday
 Mr c. M. Ward, principal of Batesville High School greeted for mer pupils here last week.
 Monday afternoon, Major Leonard c. Mitchell delivered an instructive lecture on Oral Hygiene. After the lecture a government film was shown. This film pictured many in teresting facts which we hope will help to make our boys and girls stronger in body.
 The girls basket ball team will meen the DeValls Bluff team on the local court Saturday afternoon at 2:3O. Loyal support from the side lines would be highly appreciated.
 We enjoyed last Monday mornings program which was given by the teachers.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
BELIEVE U. S. WILL CONSUME ENTIRE PRODUCTION OF RICE AS RESULT OF ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN

Final plans for nationwide ad- vertising campaign fo rice have been approved by the Associated Rice Mill CTS of America, and advertisements are already appearing in leading newspapers throughout the country.
 The committee feels that this is the greatest opportunity for united and aggressive work. They are enthusi- astic over the coming campaign and feel that when the various factors in the rice industry are familiar with the plan everyone will be glad to lend financial support. The soundest basis of procedure, they believe, is to let the American people know and appre- ciate rice, This will be accomplished through the campaign.
 pr. Hugh M. Blain, general mana ger of the Associated Rice Millers of America, Inc, in discussing the re- sponse from millers and growers alike said today: From the enthusiasm shown on every side we can expect that practically every factor of inn portance in the rice industry in this section will be actively connected with the movement to increase the use of rice in America by the time the first advertisements of our national newspaper campaign appear early this month"
 The optimism with which mlllers and growers are viewing the future is shared by banking interests every where, according to Dr. Blain.
 Credit as usual is the way one banker expressed the reaction of fi- nancial interests to the extensive plan for increasing the consumption of rice," he said. "The attitude of the Southern Rice Growers Associa- tion and the agreement of the River Rice Growers Association toward fi- nancing the campaign show that all factors of the industry are firmly be- hind movement which growers, mill CTS, jobbers and bankers consider one of the most beneficial steps ever taken for rpomoting the interests of south.
 ''The vision of bankers of this city and of Lake Charles, Beaumont and Houston foresees. how the South gen erally would profit if the per capita consumption of the United States should jump from three or i've pounds a year to possible 10, 15 or even 30 pounds. They cite the fact that large proportion of the l3,000- 900 to 14,000,00O barrel crop of thls year was grown in Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas, and then draw the conclusion that, when an increased production necessary, the nation nat uraily will look to this section for it's greater supply.
 Instead of running three or four months year, bankers say that they would not be surprised to find rice mills in full operation 12 months in the year.
 "One advantage which bankers. pre- dict is the probable cessation of the need for exporting American rice through absorption by the families of this country of every pound of rice grown here.'
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
Fordson
TRADE MARK

A Fordson Tractor the farm the It doesn't make difference spell pros peywhether 1t increased production; whether the that from machine mule; whether release from the drudgey and aday the for both and all those problems the satisfaction farmer
 be otherwise These progress the farm necessity It is only of the farmer have but farmer before him advantage over horse and muepower The Tractor necessity just much the the necessity growing crops
 All that is necessary for the Fordson Tractor fanlary handling horses He wants to the the Fordon Tractor the flexible as the movement of armmuch flexible horse ccntroand beyond all service and in keep Then many things horses and mules cannot dc, and 1t doesn't eatw
 We don't believe there question of any farmer the necessity Tractor may doubts what make of Taco
 the Fordson Tractor This why him. invite him place and the Fordson Tractor Let him superiority Tractor means to him than it When Tractor make small profit but when he buys Tractor working for him day in the that we can't speak for the other kinds. Come in!
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18

During the summer of 1920, the Fort Smith Anti-Tuberculosis Assecia- ton, which had been only a paper organization, employed visiting nurse who attended more than 100 patients in the first few months. A clinic has also been established by the association.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18

Field nurses from the State Public Health Association have examined a,104 school children in Bradley, Ash lev. LOnoke, Dallas, Drew, Garland, Chteot and Scott counties during the psssAnt year.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18

There was raised in the campaign for the sale of Tuberculosis Seals last year a total of s43,4176s This was entirely inadequate for the program which had been agreed upon by the association and an effort will be made this year to treble this total.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
Ladies' Night Gowns

Flannel gowns in sizes 16 and IT
 specially priced at. .S1.9S
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
Rlouses

We have them in Georgette, satin, new striped effects, beaded, embroid- cred, braid effects, tailored and fancy models.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
Ladies' Unions

Long sleeve, ankle length, medi- um weight union suits, sizes 34 to 44; regular S2.50 values, spe cially priced at .S1.s5
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18

The Arkansas Public Health Asso- o1as1cn has established fifteen local county associations. all of which arc 1oing their own educational cd
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
Millinery

Our millinery department will delight you; see our new fur brims and exqui- site trimming effects. Children's bea- vers and felts in all colors and shapes
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
Suits and Coats

We are making some great reductions on the new style coats and suits. We have an excellent line and are offering them at special prices to meet present conditions. Come in and look through the line.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
Novelties

Windsor ties, red black, blue and new plaids.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18

Buttons-New assortment in bone, all new dark shades, in sizes from 20 to
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18

Prior to November 1, Lonoke coun- ty had ginned this year 21 ,806 bales, while last year up to the same time only 9,85S bales had been ginned, making . gain of 11,948 bales over last year at the same date.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
Wool Caps

New Tam shaped wool caps in prices of $1.35, $2.50 and. .... .S2.75 Many other shapes, also caps for in- fants and children
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18

Handkerchiefs-P and fan cy edges, new Madiera embroid- cred effects, new colors, ..5c to S1.00
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18

We are offering for sale three very desirable homes. The Mrs. Wick lund residence and one tenant house the Hummer bungalow, and the Ghas. Graves home in the east part of town. Call at our office for further particulars
 I4-tf W. J. Robbins Company.
 WANTED
 To rent a four or five room house for year. Apply to c. B. Dameron.
 22-tf.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
Jersey Petticoats

We are showing a nice line of Jersey petticoats in all the lead
 ing colors, specially priced at. .S5.9S
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An Excellent Buying Opportunity
BIG SALE OF SPECIALS

We making specials offerings that cannot be du- plcated Come in and let show you how meet the conditions Read the following which only few of the many:
The Carlisle independent., 1920-11-18
Hose

Special prices on silk hose for Saturday. Do not fail to see our display S250 and $2.75 values
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-26
CASTOR CHEVROLET
DIES IN AUTO RACE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

other competitors as follows: Muir
ply, SS5; Ralph De Palma, sos;
Sarles, $40; Thomas, 35l milford.
$40; Hearne, 345; Ira Vail l40;
ODonnell. 10. Mulford and Vail
We're not entered in the race today,
De Palma was entered but did not
start.
The wife of O'Donnell was in the
grand stand whom her husband was
injured. She was rushed in an au-
tomobile to the hospital where the
driver had been taken,
Jolls was 26 years old and a ma
tive Of Illinois. His real name was
Header, but when he entered the
racing world he decided to make
professional use of the surname OF
is stepfather. He had been &
mechanician for three years. His
family reside in Detroit He was
engaged TO be marYed 10 Mrs MAY
A. Esch, of st. Paul, who was a,
the race today and saw the acct
dent but did not know that at the
time it took the life of her fiance.
She was Frustrated tonight.
There were originally thirteen
entries for the race. De Palma did
not start because his car had not
arrived and Waldo Stein withdrew
just before the start because he
had broken a connecting rod in
IDTaCtiCe.