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The Jasper news., 1920-01-22
Table Damask

We carry the old reliable line of Germania table lin
en- known everywhere for its beautiful quality. 1t is
absolutely impossible to purchase this linen any price
today and we feel Ourselves fortunate in having it to
offer our customers.
$500 all linen damask u inches wide, sale price $c79
$a7s all linen damask 7a.inches wide. sale price, 2.49
So so all linen damask 70 inches WIDE sale price 229
$a as all linen damask 10 inches wde sale price 1893
$I.as. mercerized damask "a inch, sale price 98c
$I.oo mercerized damask "a inch. sale price 79c
IS mercerized damask 81 inch. sale price 74c
Sheeting Specials
ga Peppere full bleach Sheeting. white sale price 75c
ga Pepperel full bleach sheetng white sale price SOC
1914 Peppere full bleach shooting, white sale price CSC
ga full bleach aheetng zoe value white sale price SEC
SIxoo Peppere Sheets So as value, sale price $1.98
8Ixoo Pepperel Sheets $a.so value, sale price 2.29
ooxoo Pepperel Sheets S2so value, sale price 2.29
Ooxoo Peppere sheets, $a7s value, sale price 2.59
7axoo Silver Star Sheets white sale price l.65
S1xoo Silver Star sheets white sale price 1.89
SIx0o Silver Star sheets white sale price 1888
Pillow Cases
4ax36 good quality pillow cases, sale price each 39c
4ax36 scslloped and hemsttched pillow each Sc
Bed Spreads
$Ia,s Satin spreads ooxIoo white sale prize $10.S9
$Ir.oo Satin spreads ooxIoo, white sale price 9.9S
$1,000 Satin spreads ooxloo, white sale price S.85
$50 Satin spreads. S4x94, white sale price IT'S
s so Satin spreads, Slx94, white sale price 5.65
500 Crocheted spreads S4xo4 white sale price 4.40
37s crocheted spreads 76xS4 white sale prics 1928
500 Crccheted spreads 76xSa white sale price ESQ
The Jasper news., 1920-01-22
Miller Corsets
Bridal Longcloth

$3.50 No 1875 Bridal Longcloth yd bolts, $5.45
So 50 No las Bridal Longcloth, I'd bolts, now 4.95
$500 No 5aa0 Bridal Longcloth. yd bolts, now 1886
Bridal Nainsook
So 50 As inch Bridal Nainsook. I'D bolts now $54S
$s7s As inch Bridal Nainsook yd bolts, 4.95
$500 As inch Bridal Nainsook. I'D bolts, AIS
$sas SO inch Bridal Nainsook, I'D bolts now 4.50
$4.7s SO inch Bridal Nainsook, I'D bolts, 395
One Lot of White Goods
One lot of white goods including naxon, voile ,pique
nene batiste and dimity values up to 7sc now 29c
4oc muslin, extra quality, SO inches wide, soft
bleach white sale price 35c
s3c full bleached good quality muslin, 80 inches
wide, white sale price 2Sc
Pattern Cloths
5000 Patten Cloths, January white sale price 5.29
$500 Pattern Cloths January white sale price 6.29
$500 Pattern Cloths. January white sale price 7.10
5000 Pattern Cloths, January white sale price 1888
$1,000 Pattern Cloths January white sale price 8.75
Sra Pattern Cloths January white sale price 9.95
Sr2 50 Pattern Cloths January white sale price 1910
Sr4 Pattern. Cloths January white sale price 12.39
SIS Pattern Cloths January white sale price 1928
Mercerized Pattern Cloths
So 90 Pattern Cloths January clearance sale $1.79
Saas Pattern Cloths, January white sale price 2.13
So so Pattern Cloths, January white sale price 2.29
$500 Pattern Cloths, January white sale price $50
Plain andFancy Voiles
s,a5 value sale price SLIT 75c value, sale price CSC
$500 value sale price S5c 6sc value sale price SOC
Ssc value sale price TIC soc value, sale price Ale
The Jasper news., 1920-01-22
Silks and woolens


40 inch white FautasAi silk white sale price $11.OO
40 inch white Baronette Satin white sale price 7.50
80 inch white satin stripe dechine sale price 45O
40 inch heavy Marquise satin white sale price $50
inch extra quality charm-use white sale price 500
40 inch beautiful quality Jersette white sale price 4.5O
sSinch tricolette white sale price, 7.5O
40 inch extra good quality eeorgette sale price $50
40 inch extra fine quality georgette sale price $50
40 inch heavy crepe de chine white sale price 3.25
40 inch good quality crepe de chine sale price ITS
40 inch Radium silk white sale price $50
SO inch extra quality heavy wash satin sale price $50
SO inch good quality Habatai silk white sale price l5O
AZ inch white wool Epingalne white sale price 2.75
AZ inch white French Serge white sale price ITS
AZ inch white Wool popin extra quality ITS
Towels
81 union buck towels. hemstitched sale price Soc
7sc all linen half bleach buck towels sale price sc
csc all white buck towel white sale price 26c
asc all white huck towel extra quality sale price tic
aoc buck towel colored border white sale price 14c
6sc ribbed turkish towel extra heavy sale price 42c
soc turkish towels hemmed ends white sale price BIC
2sc good quality turkish towel white sale price tic
Fine Organizes
Sa.as Organizes in stripes and cbecks-fne i'm.
ported material. white sale price $2l3
$2oo fine imported organizes, As inches wide now SO
SITS French oreande As inches WIDE sale price SO
ST. so organde. As inches WIDE white sale price 1877
S1as organdie. As inches wide. white sale price LIZ
$Ioo permanent finish orsandie 40 inch sale price 85c
7sc organdie 30 inches wide white sale price CSC
The Jasper news., 1920-01-22
New Georgette Blouses

Our spring line of new Mallin.
son georgette crepe waists, striped
and plaid georgette blouses are be-
coming more and more popular and
the demand il growing rapidly.
Make your choice while our line is
new and complete They are in
cluded in this January White Sale.
priced $3.50
NEW GEORGETTE AND
CREPE DE- CHINE BLOUSES
FLESH AND WHITE ALL
Subsequently, priced for this
sale, $6.75 to $27.50
The Jasper news., 1920-01-22
Corsets

Corsets
Prices range from $500 to $3.50
Royal Worcester Bon Ton Corsets front and back
lace, priced $3.50 to $3.50
Miller Corsets
One lot of Miller Back lace models of white
cou Topless, with elastic inserts Priced in the January
White Sale SOC to $1.00
1-2 Corsets 1-2
One lot of RoyaWorceste Bon Ton and Modart Corsets
discontinued models While they last 1-2 price
The Jasper news., 1920-01-22
Wolfe and Batiste waists

One lot of wolfe and base waists latest styles. These
waists but slightly soed but perfect in quality and
workmanship A good buy for the thrifty woman
$500 waists, January White Sale price $2.48
g SO waists; bh6aty oWhfts Sale price 20
37s waists, January White Sale price 2.9S
400 waists, January White Sale price 3.4s
Just Arrived! New Spring Line of waists
These pretty blouses good reminders of sprpe
Made of crisp organde and base plain and fancy wolfe 'd
striped Enthusiastically priced for this sale 90 to $3.50
The Jasper news., 1920-01-22

If it is something new in
white wear you will find
it at this sale.
The Jasper news., 1920-01-22
PHILIPPINE hand embroidered.

This underwear only embroidered by hand but each
garment made by hand and perfect and workmanship
The material the best that money buy Included in this
sale gowns edde and $1S5 to $495
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-03

Viene de "a IA pag.
Colectado por e. senior
Dionisio alvarez, de Ira
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
IT'S ALL VERY SIMPLE TO OBEY TRAFFIC LAW
 IF YOU UNDERSTAND TT

The traffic regulations of Phoenix Are very simple. There isn't much to them, but from the number of offend CTS yho daily saunter up to Judge Ihomas with a little white tag in their hand, one would think they are as complicated as the Fourth problem of Euclid, or maybe its the seventh.
 Righ of Way
 The Rules and Regulations laio down by the city commission has the following to say about the above sub- ject.
 The driver of all vehicles must look out for and give the right of way to vehicles approaching si-
 simultaneously from their right at all street intersections.
 And tha's just as simple as it sounds Just keep your eye to the right at all street intersections ana if you see car coming toward you stop or at least slow up. He may decide ne would rather let you go by than be ungentelmanly and take advantage Of ms rights. Any how at the crossings the car to the right of you always has the right of way. Just remember this
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

If he's on the right he's right and you're wrong. That makes it clear.
 Turning Corners
 At two intersections down town this is made very simple. There isn't a chance to go wrong, because there is always a great big stalwart cop on hand to see that you do it. Perchance you go wrong. he qnietly but firmly escorts you back to where you belong and outside of feeling cheap and won dering why you didn't go down the back way, there's no damage done. But the following regulations have been laid down and they must be followed. Read 'em:
 Any person proposing to turn, stop or change the course of any vehicle on any street or before turning the vehicle when starting (as turning out from the curb shall first look to see if there is sufficient space for such move nlent to be made in safety and shall then give plainly visible or audible signal to those behind him or approaching, of his purpose to make such movement, either by
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
holding out his hand or by the use of some standard stop or turn sig nal or device.

holding out his hand or by the use
 of some standard stop or turn sig
 nal or device.
 Parking
 You can't park head on in Phoenix Neither can you install your car along side of curb and leave it there from now till you get ready to use it There's a limit to all things and in the down town section the powers that be have ruled that said limit shall be 20 minutes. If you ask a traffic cop hell tell you the same and if you don't be- lieve him try it and find out. It will only cost around $5 according to how many times you've been on the carpet before. The men who wrote the laws have expounded as follows along those lines:
 On all streets of the city of Phoe-
 nix, all vehicles stopping at the
 curb shall be driven along the side
 of the curb in such manner that the right hand side of such ve-
 hicle in the direction of the traffic
 shall be parallel with the curb, when such vehicle is stopped, at a distance not greater than one CD foot therefrom.
 In stopping a vehicle alongside a curb, it shall be the duty of the driver thereof to leave a space of
 not less than three (3' feet be- tween such vehicle and other ve-
 hicles stopped alongside such curb.
 Parking Near Stalls
 You can park on streets where there are stalls if you want to, but only for 70 minutes. Get that, 20 minutes and there will be no worries, but by all means when parking down town don't shove the nose of your car up against the tail light of the machine in front of your It's bad manner for two req sons- The first being that you are liable to have light or so smashed when the other fellow get ous eff he can) and the other reason.-the law says you must leave three feet be- tween you and the next car. Two per- fectly good reasons.
 Those Alleys
 Unless you have a load to get rid of. there's no use parking in an alley. It IS unhealthy, various fines, etc. having been provided for those who think it is nice to sneak up an alley and leave their car out of sight. It isn't out of sight at all, for there's a policeman or two who is always snooping around in the byways looking for offenders And ne catches them at times
 Parking In Stalls
 Never try to back into a stall or back out. Again that is bad motor manners. Drive in from the direction In which you are going. Drive out into the stream of traffic and the high cost of motoring will again be de-
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

creased as far as you are concerned. They cant pinch you and slap on a fine for obeying that rule.
 Don't Pass at Intersections
 That's a mighty good rule to obey. When you hit a crossing stay behind the car in front of you until you are down the block a ways and then step on the throttle if you are in a hurry.
 Those Safety Zones
 It is not necessary to stop alongside a street car if there is a painted zone on the pavement. That is what the zone is for, to establish a district of safety for the pedestrian and allow the motor car to go by at the same time Slow up of course, because some one is liable to step outside in a hurry, but amble by just the same. There is one exception to this rule. If the traffic officer at Central and Washington gives you the signal to stop along side the street car do so.
 At all other intersections where street car stops, you can pass it by using due care. By that it is meant slowing up and just rolling by easy with the car completely under control so that passengers alighting will not step in front of your machine
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
XXIE can make i'm
 w mediate deliv- cry of Hupmobiles

Touring models, until our recent shipment Is exhausted. We have no assurance of future shipments, therefore we suggest early action on the part of purchasers. There is an unprecedented demand for this popular car and factory output Is far less than demand. We shall be glad to demon strate at any time, but suggest that you phone for appoint ment. We are open Sunday mornings until noon.
 GEO. Fl. REUBEN AUTO COMPANY Phone 3584 227-235 N. Central
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

worth of silk whcih the United States imports each year from China Japan, Armenia. France and other countries might be produced at home with enor- nous profit.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
In Performance as in Style Essex Is Leader
Its 5O3ours Top Speed Endurance Mark Unmatched But That is Proof of O7 One Fine Car Quality Essex
 Brings to the Light Car Field

Thousands at first bought the Essex, knowing nothing of it's greatest quality. Perhc ps no one expected great endurance in light car. Perhaps it's dynamic per formance appeal swept aside the natural caution buyers feel about the durability of any new car.
 More speed they found More power quicker accelration-finer hill-ciimbing ability, and such riding ease as they had never known in light car.
 These things the Essex established quickly. A ride was sufficient. It left no vestige of comparison with former light car performance standards. Such attractions were irresistible to those who knew former light car irnita- dons.
 But only time or abnornlal1y abusive tests can prove car endurance.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

Three medium sized olives can yield the heat liberated in a half-miIe walk.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29

hours. Counting other tests, the same Essex stock chassis travelled 587O miles in o4 hours, 22 minutes, actual driving time, averaging more than a mile a minute.
 And another Essex stock touring car set a world 24-hour road mark of 1O61 miles, over snow-bound Iowa roads. Not a single adjustment or tire change was made.
 Surely such endurance proofs must redouble the value of Essex in the eyes of all.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
# Won on Endurunce
 Minus UseLess Weight

Now Essex has met these require ments. Not only have more than 24, ,OOO owners proved it's dependable, punctual reliability and freedom from repair and re- placement needs. Essex has set a new world endurance mark of 3O37 miles in SO hours 1t is the only official test ever made of a stock car, driven at top speed for so
Arizona republican., 1920-02-29
See Why Esse1 Made q Worlds Sales Record

Moreover, Essex power means accelera- ton. 1t gives Essex right of way every where. 1t means that every performance is met at half effort accounting for it's long life.
 These are reasons why in its first year Essex set new worlds sales record with more than $35, 1000, ,OOO paid for more than 22,000 cars in its first year.
 This year 1t will be even more difficult to supply the Essex demand. Thousands waited last spring. Many were disap- pointed. Yet at that time Essex had not given the conclusive proofs of endurance it now holds. You will avoid having to wait by making your reservation now.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-14
GOV. cox WANTS JOINT
DEBATE WITH HARDING

New York, oct. Bon behalf of Gov
ernor Cox. Senator Pat Harrison of Mis-
sissppi to-day issued formal challenge
to Senator Harding to meet the Demo-
cratic presidential candidate in joint de-
bate on the subject of the League of
Nations.
Acting for the speakers bureau of the
Democratic national committee, of which
he is chairman. Senator Harrison wired
Senator Harry 5. New, who occupies a
similar position in the Republican organ
ization offering to cancel any speaking
engagement heretofore made for Governor
cos in order to bring the two candidates
together.
Continuing. he included any and all
Republican speakers in a blanket chal-
lcnge to meet other Democratic speakers,
who.' he said. would be willing 10 use a
portion OF their meetings from now until
election day to discuss Senator Harding s
position on the league with any one who
cared TO debate the point.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-14
THREE LOSE LICENSE
Clarendon and Calais Men
Cannot Drivc-Nishnp~ Reported

Montpelier, Oct. 13--lIarry A. Black.
secretary of State, this morning removed
three more automobile operators Ii
ccnseS These included: w. 6. IIQlmes of
Burlington. suspended indefinitely for a
fatal accident; Ralph Minard Of Claren-
don and Del'crt Martin of Calais, for
having been convicted in city courts ON
the charge Of being intoxicated while
driving an automobile. He also received
the report Of two convictions of j. A..
Hogan and Cornelius Griffin Of Whining
ton and whose licenses were revoked.
H. !. Stannard of Orleans has reported
To the secretary of state that his car
was involved In an accident recently in
tndcrhill and that Leander, Curriers' ma
chine ran into his. that after the COLI
sion Currier asked if any damages had
been done and upon being told that there
had been, that Curricd hurried away
from the place as fast as he could go.
Harry Young of East Montpelier report
ed that his car went off a bank as re-
suit of his clothing catching atire. Ho
tes he filed tho gas tank at store
in East Montpeer and that some of the
gasoline got on his clothing. compan-
ion lighted a cigar and set his clothing
on fire and it burned frghtfully. lie
lost control of his machine and it went
off n bank.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-14
POLES AND REDS
SIGN ARM|ST|CE
This Will Leave the General
Wrangel Movement as the
Only Great Military Operation
Against Soviet Russia

Riga, oct. 70. (By the Associated
Press)--A preliminary peace treaty and
arnistico was signed by the Polish and
Russian soviet peace delorates here at
7:l0 o'clock tonight.
The armistice actually becomes effec-
tive al midnight October ~, ~ hours
from midnight tonight
The announcement. that peace was to
he signed brought great crowds To the
square surrounding the Black Head
House. NJ. Joffe and the Boshevik dele
cation entered the hall first and were
followed by NJ. Dombsk and the Polish
delegation. About two hundred persons,
including the entire dipomatiC body, and
prominent Lettish officials crowded the
small room, many of them standing.
Considerable delay ensued, which was
due to the physical work necessary for
, the completion of the treaties for sigma
ture. Tired by more than Ave days and
/ nights of almost constant work NJ. loife
! looked extremely pale. but his voice
showed no nervousness. when he an
nounccd without rising that the treaty
! had been completed and began reading
the Russian text.
The head of the soviet delegation de-
scrlbed the Riga peace as "a peace with.
! pul NlCN'IN anu Wltnout td1'lul>u''u u
a brief address before the signature OF
| the treaty.
Tho Riga armlstice will leave the
| Wrangel movement as the only gres
military operation against the sovietS
| NJ. Joffe called attention to the man,
difficulties encountered in arranging th'
! armistce and also to the harmoniou!
manner in which the delegations carried
| out the negotiations. He also expressed
| the belief that the foundation has beer
| laid for permanent peace.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-14
KENTUCKY HORSES
LEAD IN TEST RIDE
MascOwa and David Craig Make
Best Time of Third Day in
300-Mile Endurance Trip

White River Junction. oct. 13.-The
third lap OF 81 miles. from st. Johnsbury
to White River Junction in the 300-mile
endurance test from Fort Ethan Allen
to the Massachusetts line, and perhaps
beyond. of q horses in the start, closed
this evening with Mascowa and David
Craig two Kentucky thoroughbreds. max
ing the shortest time, Both horses ar
rived neck and neck and almost in ~
minutes shorter time than Bunlsic and
Mademoisello did in the conclusion of yes
terday's lap.
No less than three horses succombed in
to-day's lap. One of these was Magella,
n Kentucky thoroughbred. a second was
Lord OF the Nursery, a standard bred
horse and the third was Sangon, an Arab
All the horses are stabbed on the state
/ fair grounds To-morrow's lap will be to
Concord, y. II, group of five Officers
from Norwich University was in town
tonight.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-14
SERIOUS CHARGES
. '''1's '"1'Ss,i|NST MARINES
Indiscriminate Killing of Haitian
Natives Alleged - Investiga-
ton Ordered Year Ago-Re-
port Never Made Public


Washington. oct. 13-Discosure that
summary investigation Of alleged
practically indiscriminate killing" Of
ialtlan natives by United States ma
rines was ordered more than a year go
ny Major Feeral Barnett. then comman-
dant OF the marine corps, was made to-
day in publication of a report hy General
Barrett on operations in Haiti during
tho American occupation.
Evidence at the trials of two marine
privates for the killing of natives
shocked mo beyond expression" Gem
oral Barrett said in a letter of September
TO Colonel John II. Russell. commander
in Haiti, ordering an immediate investi-
cation with the arrival Of Secretary
Daniels. Il was at once carried out by
Colonel Russell who submitted report
10 the navy department March %. 1920.
but General Barnett said the report had
not been turned over 10 marine corps
headquarters up to last Junc, when 10
was succeeded as commandant of the
corps by Major General John \. Lejeune.
General Barnett's report contains no in
dication OF the result of the investigation
for the reason that it covers operations
In Haiti only up to the time he was re-
heved as commandant.
Secretary Daniels, it was shown. ord
cred General Barnett Septcmher is last
TO summit special report on conditions
causing the Investigation. This ropor
was Incorporated in the general opera
tions report mado public to-day. Cen
oraI Barnett received the order while on
leave of absence shortly after publication
Of statements by Senator Harding. repuh-
| llcan presidential nominee. crticising the
naval administration In Hatu.
/ In Secretary Daniels absence from