davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13

natiirli6 piel energiidcr pirfen,
ais Die @ano un0 oaber elm Belle
res 8rooutt liefern. Sdufig miro
Die Butter gefdrbt, man benubt oa-
81 entiueoer cine 20iung bon Or
ieanfarbitoff in fettem Del, Der
i6on Der Mil6 ober Dem Gabm
5useiett miro, ooer nan fdrbt Die
Butter nit Mobren ODER Vngel.
6lumcn. Statt, oes reinen &o1ial-
5es miro CUR &onierDierlng audi
elm @emiiD bon &oGial5 nit Sal-
peter uno 3llder a~ngcipenoet. Sic
fir ben iiberieeiiden @rport be.
ltinrmte miro meilt aus iiibem
&abm beraeiteat rno IN luitoiAl
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13
Ger 8oII ~dDrwismms bel nFm
S~dmarsem in siiNalrtkM.

Ser &rieg mo Dor alien Die Ser
ididuug Der farbigen G0lfer auf
Die europdiiden ariegsidaipl1ee
BADEN tiefe uno unbeiluoae Spurelt
III Der eiugeborenen 8epolferung
binterlaiier, Die oener, Die Oieie
S6ulO alf ii6 gelaoen babely nod
groBe S6Dierigteiten bereiten per-
Oeu. @ie ii6 Oieie 8erbdltniiie in
Siioofrifa geitaltet bubenL gebt aus
eileni 8eridt berpor, oen Die 9erIia
ner Wtiliionsberi6te pcr0ffentlidet.
IS miro oo brett bon Dem lleber.
ban0nebmen boli1epiltiideu @eiltcs
inter ben @iieeborenen geiproGen.
0aB Die farbigen Minenarbeiter
bes Oitli6en @ologebietes imSrons-
poal in einen ougemellen MusItano
e%intraten, mar cine ernIte gta1riht,
Die aber nidt unerpartet fam.
Sdon felt langem beri6teten Die
3eitungen iiber 6unebmenoe u1ru.
be unter BEN @ingeborenen, 9ienit.
oerneigerung fleinerer @ruppet
unO offentli6e &unogebungen. Dol
i6epiItiide Seber gineen gang na6
enropdii6em Multer uno NIT benz
ielben Soroerrn9en unter ben Seii.
ten nm. 9eionoers pirfiam NOR mo-
tiirlid lire @uflta9elung 9egen Die
auBeroroentli1en 8eltimmungel,
Die nur gegen @ingeborene beitebea:
|aB0tpang, @erbot mad 8 ll6r
abcnos ouf ser StraBe gu fem, Ser
fauf beraui9enoer @etrdnfe. GS
rddt iid iest, OaB Die 8eiBen 10
piele @%ingeborene nit alien @tittellt
Der umidmei6elung nno nit ger-
iprc1ungen, Die i'm peientlihen nn-
erfiiat geblieben iino, 5ur &riegs-
teilnabme %angetuorben babell.
SelbItiiberbebun9 uno perminoerte
@briurdt Dor Der Sbrigfeit, Dor
ben @ebiloeten uno i%iberbaupt Dor
Den 8eiBen iino Oie Solge.
0a5u fam cine unerDorte 0rrre,
our9 Sic Der &ettenbonoel lno Die
Yreistreiberei geforOert puroel,
wGbreno oie gingeboreneit, Die nad)
longfriitigen @ertrdgen arbeitelt
miilien uno fir oor5eitige Irbeits-
einiteaung pegen 8ertragsbru9es
i9per beItraft tper0en, nod feline
Modtmittcl beiaBen, Inn Die Sobne
nit Sen idb ongeitiegenet &reilen
in @inflong 5u bringen. Sen 3u-
Iammeni6luB 3ebntauiellOer polt
S6par5en aus Ben peridieOenltcll
StGmmen nno Spro9gebieten, De-
nen biSber ieoes 3uiammengeborig-
feitsgefiibl feblte, al Der gemeinla-
men Sat oes @eneralltreifS, babell
weiBe Igitotoren, wie iebt feitgeltelt
lit, i'm @ebeimen SufDege gebra1t.
Nlud Der aetbiopismuS ulio Die I'M.
fluge @r5iebung Der Sarbigen ourb
mande angeliddiiide Wfiliion miro
fir Die gefabrli1e Sepegung inter
sen g~ingeboretelt p%erantportli6 9e-
mo1t.
9ie Gage Der oeutiGen Nfiiion in
Giioafrifa, Die our1 bebDrolide
@aBnabmen lebr beOrobt I'll, miro
our6 oiele S6wierigfeiten nit Der
engeborenen 8en0lferung in getp:l-
fem MaBe erlei6tert. Die Gorge.
0aB ii6 bic geiomte eingeborene See
pOlfernng, ourb boli6ewiltii6eit
@eiit geeinigt, gesen Die berriden'
Sc peiBe Sberi6ift nit ben Witt
teln oes mooernen &lalienfampfeS
5ulammeni1lieBen f0nnten, tit 81
aroB, ols oaB man ii6 5uglei6 nod1
6en 2urus elmer Storltng Der oelI1'
l9en Miiiionsarbeit, Die einelt icDr
guten @influB auf Die gingeborenelI
~qetponnen bat, leiItcn oiirfte.
Sine @eltuerfebrssentrale in Sinel'
Nnrf.
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13

ST. &u rort. Doftor: .@ber
id bite Sic, sic fino bod bier poa-
ltanoig am faliden Ort, pelfer Gel
bat Sic oenn bierber gei9idt?"
8atient: rSbr 8oIege WfaDer,
9err Dottocl"
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13

Der Ser. Stoaten, g~nglanos uno
Srdnfrei6s bereits sic Gerwenorng
oerortigen -Sol5es na6 8riifung oes-
ielben g~,ttgebeiBen bat. @ir tper.
Den alio balb 4erotlanfliigelltiisen
aus Stiidelbol5 bobenl
S9ier unablebbare Mogli6feis
ten eroffnen iid nod auf oieiem Ge,
biete, oaS cine Der Acknowledgment
@usbarmadungen bon @bfdnen bill
ben oiirfte. Sdaoe, bob aud Der
@orrat BON @bfd1en feline @renoen
bat!
Washington Journal., 1920-08-13

Belt leoiglid ols Golbe ober Mle-
Dioin bertpenoet puroe. 9ie But
terbereitung lit uripriinolid artf
bic S~irtenpolfer Der alien @elt,
Dos tropiide gfrifa einbegriffen,
tcidrGntt. Sic Sartaren uno &ir.
giicn bcreiten Die Butter in einem
5plinorii1en @efaB, baB an Gtrif.
Zen an elmer aus orei StGben er-
ri6teten Ypramioe a~ufeebdngt
piro. 9ie Srauert, oft nit Dem
&ino nuf Dem &iifen gcbunOen
5teben Oapor uno ieten ourh an-
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-10
Original Notice!

In the District Court OF Iowa in and for
Howard County.
Kay Ritchison' Plaintiff,
Mary NJ. Burgess, and her husband,
i: Burgess, Eli Burgess ana vie: Ms: In
White and husband. Arthur L., II. ". Ruth
erford and WIFE, Florence, Guy Rutherford
and An wife, May, Victor v; Ruthertord,
Agnes i. Ruth sriord. Margaret f. Ruther.
ford. and also all sPouses, heirs at law, lega-
tees; successors, assignees, or persons claim
above named, and all unknown owners or
claimants to the Fast II ali Of the North-west
9 uarter, and the Northeast Quarter Of Sec;
County, Iowa. Defendants.
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office OF the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of Howard county, Iowa. the
petition OF the plaintiff herein named in
which he states thar he Is the owner In fee
simple OF the iollo" ivy described p, emises,
the East raIf OF me Northwest Quarter,
Township ny. Range u, toward County,
Iowa: that thc cen tain cont act mad, and
entered into by Defendant Thomas J. Ruth
assigned to Vi. ". brew, and the probate
proceedings which were thereafter insti-
tuted to procure conveyance under such
been In fulnllment OF the contract outstand-
ing and to have the force and effect Of q full
conv ey ance Of all Interest which Thomas J.
Ruther ford. his heirs, or persons claiming
by, through or under him. and interested in
his estate, had In said premises. Also that
the apparent interest OF Mary N. Burgess,
Charles Nj. Burgess and Ell burgess, be
adjudged and decreed to be cancelled by
reason Of the deed issued by j. F. Gleason IS
administrator of the estate OF Joseph w.
Burgess, deceased, on the 18TH day Of
November, 1892, to one Of the successive
grantors Of this plain!iff, conveying all the
interest of said heirs in the said premises Of
said deceased. Also claiming and praying
that the title thereto be quieted in him and
that you b. f'rever barred and estopped
from having or claiming any right. title or
interest thereto adverse to this plaintiff.
All OF which will more fully appear by refer
ence to the petition on file as Aforesaid.
You are further Motif ed that unless you
appear thereto and defend on or before noon
Of the second day of the next term OF said
court which Will commence at Cresco, Iowa,
on the 18th day Of october. 1920, at the Court
House, default will be entered against you
and a decree rendered thereon as prayed for
in said petition.
GOHEEN Il GOHEEN,
3,3 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-10
Real Estate Transfers

H. D. Haven to D. j. Nagel, $4,000
All that part of L Irreg Sur SEA
2O-100-12 lying w Of Willard st or de-
as fol- VIZ l. 8 Irreg Sur Sc: 2O-100
H.
James Walter Mott to Jennie Ell
wood $4,000. NJ l.. 2 & N. 9 # Of E
141s IT. of sk L. 2 in Blk. Cresco
Elk. $4,000.
Gertrude o. Iversonto Ben Iverson
81. G VIC L. Is & Eh l.. IA Blk. q
Baldwin's Add. Cresco.
J H. Bower to Guy S. Whiford 81
& VIC My undiv Y int. in SWA NEA
2S-1O0-12 Elk. $4,000.
r. G. Sutton to Henry Gerdes ST.
&VC SWA 35-10O-14 subj to $4,000
& $4,000.
D. J. Nagel to F. A. Paul ST. All
that part of L 9 of Irreg Sur of SEA
20-1O0-12 lying W of Willard St. or
des as fol, VIZ L 9 1rreg Sur Sc
a 20-10O-12.
Mabel D. Porter to E. G.. Schnepper
81. N two thirds L. 5-6-7-S Blk. 8
Beadle's Add. Cresco. Elk loan $3.50.
y. C. NJ Cue to Archie F. Winslow
$1,000. VIZ L. 9 & E11 L. 8 Blk z
Chester.
John J. Rinde to Hans Holland
$500 N. IA r. of E. 4S R. of 81 SEA
SEA 1911.
o. w. Clark to Joseph c. Malek 81
& VIC N 10 #. L. Blk II Cresco.
O. G. Jones to NJ. Y. Bawden 81 &
VIC All of E STA Of NEA 33-100-12 ex
r of w Of C M & St P r r across said
land, also except parcel of land in
NE cor. Sec. 80 des as fol com in cen
of highway at NE cor sec 80 & run
ming thence w 5l5 r thence S. 4SR E
5h R N 48 R to beg.
| Yaroslav Buresh ct al to school
Board of Paris twp. Howard co E Is
it NEA SEX & E Is It. SEA SEX
1858.
Frank Kubik ct al to school BID. OF
Paris twp. Howard co. w 241z It. Sc
~ 1852.
Carrie M. Wilkes to Robert J.
Wilkes 1910 parcel beg. at 20 r E OF
NV cor sec 1894 E 63h r s. e.
II R to beg except VA NV cor Of
said parcel size 8x10 r.
w. H. Tillson to Harrison Croxton
81. L Woodward's Sub div of NY
Blk Beadle's Add Cresco.
Matthew McCook to Eugene Shrode
81. L 81 & 30 Blk l Country Club
Add to Riceville.
Eugene Shrode to August Garman
1925. LIS 81 & 80 Blk l Country Club
Add to Riceville.
Edward Arthur Martin to C. W.
Martin 81. E 1876 it L 2 Blk Park
Add Cresco.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-10

! Louise Haefner to c.. w. Martin 81
E 1876 # L 2 Blk Park Add Cresco
Fred J. Hamilton to Ruth L. Nor
ris $500 w S4ft L Is Blk % Bald
wins Add Cresco.
Matt McCook to Faye Martin 81
l. 1 & 2 Blk 4 McCook's Third Add
Riceville.
c. E. Marquis to Iowa Guarantee
Cor of Pierre, S. Dak., $26,400. 81
NEA & NJ SEA s-99-11. Elk mtg
$1,000 & $4,000.
Charley L. Haworth to F. M. Gle
land $24,640. VIZ NWA & VIZ SW-
40 also L. of SEA S-100-13. Subj.
to $4,000 & $4,000.
F. M. Cleland to F. E. Meredith ct
al $4,000. VIZ NWA & VIZ sWA-9
also L. 3 of sEA S-100-13. Subj to
$4,000 & $4,000.
Jas. A. Shea to Ella F. Shea 81.
VIZ NEA 1O-99-12.
O. P. Ode to A. J. Thomson 81. Me-
a & E1h NWA 1892.
r. G. Sutton to Ray Wells 81. NV
a 9-99-13. Subj. to $4,000.
Louise Lee to Francis A. Wolfe 81.
NWA 26-1OO-12.
Joseph F. Pecinovsky IL Joseph p.
Pecinovsky 81. All of NEH Sec. ex.
Is. 1-2 of Irreg. Sur. SW of NE Sec.
13 & S. 25A. of SWA SEA Sec. IL &
L. 4-5-6 Irreg. Sur. seq SWA 12-
97-11.
Ricard McGrane to Charles Niedert
$4,000 NEA NEA 1854.
A. J. Thomson to Ray Ritchison
81. NEA & E1z NWA 1912 ex.
from above tract la. on Eh NWK-17
same being now used for schoolhouse
purposes com. 466 It. w. of NE. cor.
E11 NWA-17 s. 12R. W. 131zR. N.
12R. E. 13kR. to beg. Elk. mtg. $751;
900.
Fannie McGrath to H. L. Spaulding
ct al 81. SWA 2-99-12 Elk. $4,000.
E. P. Farnsworth to Mae Mentally
81. LIS. s & Caward & Webster's
Sub. Div. Blk. 1 II. Sur. NWA &
part sWA 23-99-11.
John B. Wittenbreer ct al to B. N.
Hendricks $4,000 E1 swA 1894.
Subj. to 1920 & $3.50.
s. H. Roberts to Alice I. Woods ct
al 81. L. IL & E11 L. 4 Blk. Cary's
Add. Lime SPRINGS Sta.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-10
Fer Sale!

Several pedigreed Hereford Bulls,
nearly one year old. Anxiety bred.
May be seen on farm known as the
Forey farm II miles northwest of town
or enquire of GEO. H. OWENS,
32tf Cresco. Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-10

Good driving horse for sale. En-.
quire of S. w. Harris,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-10
For Sale!

For Sale!
One 32-horse Morse & Fairbanks
engine with pump. nearly new, in good
condition. Address Cresco Plain Dealer.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-10
Regular Visit to
Cresco, Iowa
at StrOther House
Wednesday and
Thursday
September Is -|6

In the past 80 years l have fitted
glasses to over Sc. 600 citizens of North
eastern Iowa. Remember I devote my
entire time to Scientific Refraction and
use oil latest appliances and best lenses
for oil defects Of sight.
Use Kryptoks for Near and Far Sieht
..-all in one glass ---
Karl D. Fisk, OPT.
Office Hours: 1000 q. m. to 500 p. m.
mo Agents Employed
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-09-10

In the District Court of Iowa in and for
Howard County.
Kay Ritchison, Plaintiff,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-12

BUT ons t~fieInoon ffoch might be-
n allowed 10 9 wardrobe. We would
md most women soItrllnf black o.
0ar1 blue ntlIn AZ ne material for
making n E4ery experienced Woui
m knows q frnck Of lhls hind % b.
tho maHi ueofli thing m her posses.
elon. and every year designers inter-
pref the new styles ~ q variety Of
VIM. ualnE plain biack or blue satin
with the certain knowledge that lbc
fruckq win please. FouInfis IN black
or dark coior with white figures or n
cthcr color combinations which have
been selected for illustration nre
are both good examples Of afternoon
frock1 made IN ihcac popular fabrics
and cafh has something new 10 recon.
mend n The black has q body cui In
klmono style with rnund neck and
short sleeves. The skiri n Hei onto
this body with a wide tuck and rs gath
cred AZ the hlps whtrc 4 II shaped
into a deep eurVc The new feature
10 this frock n the deep border NJ the
bottom o. the shirt Of a mochInc-mnde
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-12

THE outstanding excellence Of chit
drcn'a clothes for spring noa
mntlly IA their aimpiIciig and thllr
nfAIntIN' anu u1llNess M chIldron'e
aunafaI h another nntee Irf SMART
nt.4 Leaving frlhclowh 70 parii
141ctt .lt'encr1 have taken biuo
ElsIe. plaid Nooloos lnd many sub
s~|aalIal tpIlcn fo1a. and inrued then
snlo enfhhntlnf THINGS lor Illle nll|'
~ spend lhrlf dago a.
For he Younger e|rs serge orosae'
with h|tomsIS 81 mulch 81 With hIFlN'
ere "a plaid nairriHf it4e AnIAit.
Il b. tlHlnfi ~ af<Nia fpf nlfyua1
Near rrttfhHnIe NdiIH tollntH t'i|
ca1A 81 iInfn IN hlAff rfiinnn 81 0An'
asf' iafl Ihf N|i|o Iaela ~ IN m.
mofolnH nirfss|f tf1h0ntd vs. a.
school When Iha weather k NArm q
pretty thamnIaS % sntfnsu dloaa ~
hittla ,lsc FOR dally wear. rhe cNII
and lDe rutrCsa win Whlch lhct hayf
been 1p1I1nfd T. tbnfinclnfip shown
~ the box-rl4lltd school dress o.
c4antfp7 nitlefna sh0re d lhe tjlhi
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-12

shocking. The sane mocklnf makes
the cuna. A narrow frll Of fine Iaco
At the neck and . gir1le Of heavy sllk
cord. endlnK IN q |onH and ~handnono
,nauel' measure up 20 ne quality 81
the dress
The foulord dress nppcara to b
made with q tunic. but close m
specflon reveals that a wide. unralh-
cred nminea Of ~eaoFfriio crepe and q
vide draprry make iho Illusion o. .
iunlc where ihcrt n none. Tho bod
Ice Il made Of blue fcurrclio ever
white. with drapery Of foulard extend
lng over the shoulder. At the ncck
aud sleeves the white crrre 10 extond.
ed beyond the blua. mailing a becum-
Ina finish. There a a Nidr. plain cir
de ending IN three ant loops AZ tho
left side made Of the foulnrd.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-12

II iR . onopiecn dress with plain body.
elbow sleeves and box.nIolfcd SKIRT Il
~ Cited with a lctn sc.iec and uhlln
co'|ar ana cuiIp. fhQEn edged with 4
teft HArrpu braid or Iacb trait look
Ilsa Inilln1 The plain Belt, With nat
1orffIH ret over II ~ tht sides. -
msat 81 ne chsmbray.
nui sohoal and r|ey 40 not az Al
ne iin|r md entil tlfIs must s1mf.
ilNNt IA aAinil1 dressed lor other AZ
v,Alla and palilcs They
HII4 BEEN provided for with llptkt 81
ttlia a Hte It 81
lAttn FialA eI.datif n ~.
WIN collar. pockets aIid aaah 81
NIHAf tIIAndl4 ere ~df1nlAfa9 IS on6
these dress 10 ff11sa as pictured
a14tN u d Is dainty a. can tt ana
has q taI % HA|lt of6anolt 20 match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29
........ Saturday Tomorrow ......
GLOVES AND PURSES

Gloves
Broken lot; Black, White
Tan and Grey also Cham
oisette and pongee self and
contrasting stltchings; va
lues to 1925; 9 pair for ST
"Kayser's" Women's Silk
Gloves
II button length; double
finger tips; heavy quality;
reg. $1.9S; pair 80. S1.O0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29
DRESS GOODS

Wool Batiste
&c inch; pink, old rose, navy
and light blue; suitable for
dresses, infants wear, etc.
reg. $1.39; yard ....... $1.O0
Plaid Dress Goods
SO inch width; regular 75c
yard. 2 yards for 49,. $1.00
Corduroy
80 inch width: Tan, Green
and Navy Blue; suitable for
skirts, suits, etc, durable
quality; reg. $1.49; yard $1.OO
Wool Cashmere
Navy, Light Blue, Pink and
Rose; full Sc inch width; in
colors; also batiSte materials;
regular price $3.50; yard $1,o0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29
BLANKETS AND
COMFORTABLES

Bed Blankets
Double; size 60 X 76; gray;
soft fleece; regular 1898.
S1.00 OFF REGULAR PRICE
Bed Comfortables
For full size beds; pretty
floral coverings: good filings;
regular price 1925.
S1.O0 OFF REGULAR PRICE
Curtain Madras
7 Save money and buy 3 yards
Of this pretty madras tomor-
row. Just what is needed for
a window length. The regu-
lar price is Csc yard or . yds.
for 1890.
s1.00 OFF REGULAR PRICE
fSold in ) yd. lengths only
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29
WASH GOODS

Calicoes
Blue or light grounds; %
inch width; pretty designs
and neat stripes; 6 yards for
$1.00
1000 Yards of Pretty Percales
Light colors; stripes, dots
and novelties; full SO inch
width; our regular Acc grade;
4 yards for .......... S1.O0
Apron Checks
Large collection just receiv-
ed for Dollar Day-full 81 in.
stare checks; blue only; 6
axAs- for ............. $1.00
Bingham and Chambray
Remnants
They are in lengths Of 2, 3
and 5 yards. Tan, Blue or
Pink Chambray or pretty color
combinations in Hlaids.
2 yard lengths; reg. price
$l.1S; piece .......... TIC
8 yard lengths; reg. price
$1.77; piece .......... SLIT
5 yard lengths; reg. price
1926; piece .......... S1.95
WHITE GOODS
Pretty white waistings, cross
bars, organizes, voiles and ba-
tiste: also materials for mems
shirts, boys b%louses, etc. In
3 lots
/ to 2 Yard Lengths
Reg. price 7Sc; piece 49,. SOC
Reg. price $1.3S; piece soc
~ to 314 Yard Lengths
Reg. price $1.47; piece -. 88c
Reg. price $3.50; piece ..S1.56
4 to 7 Yard Lengths
Reg. price 1913: piece ..S1.56
7eg. price $4.S3; piece. .s2.76
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29
WHITE GOODS

WHITE GOODS
Toweling
Bleached and unbleached;
cotton twill 5 yards for $1.OO
Brown Sheetings
Full sc inch width very
good quality; 6 yards for S1.OO
Fruit of the Loom, Hill and
Lonsdale Muslin
Full 36 inch width 4 yards
for Sl.oU
Heavy Huck Towels
IS x SO in. Extra good quail
ity buck, red borders; 4 for 81
Turkish Towels
Bleached, hemmed ends;
large size; good spongy quail
ity; also blue borders; regu-
lar 45c grade; 8 for $500
Outing Flannels
An outing flannel we pur-
ehased for a 19c seller; un-
beached 8 yards for ....$1.OO
Bleached Outing Flannel
SO inch width; good wear
ing quality; fleecy on both
sides; excellent for children's
wear, boomers, etc. Regular
Acc grade. 8 yards for $1.OO
Long Cloth
An exceptionally fine value
for lingerie; full &c inch
width; 3 yards for 49,. .$1.0O
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29

Regular and extra sizes; Broadclot
Serges, Tricotines, etc. in all the late
shades.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29

For Dollar Day
Womens Handkerchiefs 18 Inch Embroidery
Fine sheer swiss in ma
deria embroidered corners; fiouh0ihgS
lace trimmed: also a large Extra good quality CT
assortment ol other novel brio; 69c value; 3 yards
"'' 80 : Az ~" - $1.OO.
Fur Trimmings Mems Handkerchiefs
Near Seal, Kit Coney, etc. ce -: o.o.
upward to 4 inch width; 'o' INNS"
va1res r. 90 % ward. yard size; value 15c each; 10
s1Oo. $1.OO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29
so Women's Suits at $24.98

Regular and extra sizes; Broadcloth,
Serges, Tricotines, etc. in all the latest
shades.
Women's Suits at $24.98
They are Wool Velour, Silvertone, Tri-
c%otines. The most wanted colors in regular
or extra sizes. Many of these suits were
made to sell at $49.9S.
Many other fine suits; all silk lined best
grade of the latest fabrics. Regular and
extra sizes; prices up to ........... $500
Women's Coats at $19.98
Made of heavy Melton Cloth, kersey and
Silvertones; latest models with large col
lars; belted or loose models. values $24.9S
Women's Goats at $24.98
Silvertone materials; Velours, English
Tweeds and many other pretty materials;
plain or fur trimmed value $32.9S.
Women's Dresses at SLABS
Satin; very fine grade of Jerseys, Serges,
Silk Poplins and Tricotines; regular and
extra sizes; value $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29
Women's White Gid
Gloves

Self and contrasting stitch
ings; values sos pair; pr.
$1.00.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29
KNIT UNDERWEAR

Infants Vests
Silk aid wool: high neck
long sleeves; sizes 2 and 3 yrs.
reg. $1.25; each ....... S1.00
Infants Vests
Cotton and Wool; high
neck and long sleeves; sizes g
months to 3 years. Reg. 69c
and roe. 2 for ........ $1.00
Women's Vests
Fine ribbed; low neck /;
sleeveless; reg. soc; 2 for S1.00
Women's Ribbed Union Suits
Seasonable weight; cuff or
shell knee; low neck and
sleeveless or bodice top; regu-
lar $1.25; suit ........ $1.00
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29

Large assortment of Dresden effects;
light or dark also many pretty plaids; va
I h"sa to 59' 4 yds. for 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29
FLANNELETTE GOODS,
ETC.

Children's Night Gowns
Heavy quality Flannelette;
s, 10, II and a; reg. $40;
each ................. S1.00
Women's Boomers
Flesh only; Windsor crepe;
cut very full; reg. $1.49; $1.00
Envelope Chemise
Made Of good quality long
cloth; trimmed with embroid-
cry and lace; reg. price $1.49;
$1.00.
Shirts
Made Of good quality mus
lin: embroidered and ruffle
trimmed; reg. $1.25 -. $1.00
Camisoles ...
Silk and Satin; Flesh or
white; lace and ribbon trim
med; reg. $I.25; each :. $1.00
Brassieres :
Made of strong cambria; lace
and embroidery trimmed: reg
ular roe. 2 for ....... $1.00
Bandeaus
i. Made of treco cloth; flesh
and white; hooked back and
front; regular 59c; 2 for S1.00
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29
HoUsEFURNIsHINGs

Glass Ware
"Oven Bake" glass; guar
anteed not to break while IN.
the oven.
Custard Cups: Z for. .$1.0O
Cake Plates 2 for. ..S1.Oo.
Caseroles e piece reg. $1.59
S1.00.
4 Piece Canister Sets
Tea, Coffee, Flour and Sugar
nicely enameled; reg. $l.2o;
S1.00.
O'Cedar Mops -
Reg. S1.49;. each -. $1.OO
SOC Bottle of O'Cedar Oil, 69c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29

Windsor Ties
All silk; large variety of
plaids and polka dots; va
lues up to 79c. 2 for $1.00
Boudoir Caps
Pink, Blue and Lavender
mails silk; nicely trimmed
with lace; SOC value; 3 for
S1.00.
"Venida" Cap Nets
Regular price 15c each
10 for ............. $1.00
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-29
Women's Purses

Dull o r Patent Leather:
strap purses; black, gray,
brown, tan and green; top
and back strap; reg $1.49;
S1.00.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-12
NlEMOJEwSKI DISCLOSES Sc
CRETS OF JEWISH con.
SPIRACY" AGAINST PO-
LAND.

Warsaw: by I. J. P. b. Memo
jewski, the we'll known anti-Semite,
issued statement in the local news
papers declaring that he succeeded
in discovering a Jewish conspiracy"
against Poland. He states that a con-
ference was held in London last March
attended by Jewish delegates from
Russia, Roumania, Czecho-slovakia
and Hungary, where those present or
gained conspiracy TO ruin Poland.
The conference decided; first, to wage
a Jewish war against Poland; then, to
use It's influence to decrease Polish
territory; third, to attempt to alien
ate Poland from France; fourth, 10
depreciate Polish money; and fifth, to
assist the Communist Party in Po-
land.
Nicmojewski states further that Sir
Herbert Samuels was present at the
conference together with Deputy
Isaac Greenbaum and Yatzkan, form
err editor Of the Warsaw "Haint." He
calls upon the government to arrest
both Grcenbaum and Yatzkan for
treason.
Niemojewski undoubtedly refers to
the conference Of Jewish delegations
held in London recently. His aecusa-
tons have no foundation In fact and
seem to be the product Of a weak
brain.