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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
G. Llndenbcrser Dles In louisville.

&. LindenbcrHer Dies In I.ouisSiIlc.
News that George Il. linderberger.
Was manager for the kentucky To-
bacco Product Company, at their
Richmond branch. died yesterday In
LC uisville. Ky. was received here
yesterday. While living in Richmond
he was member of the Westmurc-
land. Commonwealth and Country
Clubs, and lived In Monroe Terrace
Apartments.
Mr.. Lindenbergcr was recently
married and is survived by his wife
his father. George II. Linden berger.
who Is also we'll known In Rich
mond, and brother. Hope Linden
berger ali OF Louisville. Ky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Don't Be Corn Cripple-Uso "GetlI."
You actually wonder whether IL can
be true that you went along for
months enduring such misery when
you could have had such ensy and
quick relief. DO you doubt? Prove
IL at our, risk. Your money cheerfulIy
refunded IL "Gcts-ft" falls, BE sure
you get the genuine. There is moth
Ing else Ike "Gets-It." Sold by drug
gists everywhere; costs but tribe.
,Mid. by u. Lawrence & Co.. Chicago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

Nit ha hand press and desire to
see his ideas In print can start o
newspaper.
This gradual restricting OF the
field Ia working an evolution IN
American newspapers and tina, cyo.
luton must continue Daily news.
papers must become less and less
party organs or organs ~ some par.
ticular faction. and must serve the
whole community.
"No newspapers in the world are
froer from influence OF advertiser,
than American newspapers Their,
las been TINS when advertiser,
controlled the editorial aud news
columns OF otherwise reputable
newspapers but that time has passed
In America Il is partly to the
credit OF publishers and partly 10
the credit OF advertisers themselves
tha this condition has been brought
shout The advertiser today. who
has message to give 20 the public
'uvs space and issues the mcssar,
frankly over his own name. Tho
campaigns 81 truth In advertising
lave shown him the advantage OF
raul.rcss In dealing with the pub.
lie
Newspaper owners and worker
- thc irturc must set for themselye,
over higher standards Of franknesi
ma fair play More and more they
7rS realize that theirs Is a public
trust Newspapers must attract
10 themselves the best brains nj
their communities. They must in.
sis, upon better background Of
General education IN their workers.
longer apprenticeship, and be pre-
pared TO pay higher rewards for
them
In brief. II We are to have fewer
newspapers. only the best. the fair.
isi. the most intelligent. aud those
so hiho highest standards should
survive"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
Public Opinion
The Teacher situation

Editor OF The News
We are having trouble getting
teachers tn fill some vacancies In the
schools that occurred during the
holidays and are making this state
mcnt In the NEWS In order To get
IN touch with competent persons IN
the city ~ out who might be- induced
10 teach The salaries range from
ninety 10 one hundred dollars per
month and the requirements are
graduation from a standard normal
school 10 the equivalent and ~ least
one years experience IN teaching.
We should also like Co get IN touch
with those who would be- viking to
no Substitute work In the schools n,
four dollars a day.
The Amarillo schools lave been
very fortunate up 10 this time m
getting good teachers but they are
now beginning to Feel the ,clrci (,
ut teachers as ar other schools cd
The county We have written tO ia
normal schools for teachers ari LEY
~ come back with the same reply
that they have hundreds OF calls
they can not flll one normal school
prcsidcn, said that he could not fur
nish a teacher 1t We paid three hun
drod q month.
u is clear 10 thinking people that
the greatest problem before Us TO-
day Is that OF competent teachers for
the schools. and those IN touch with
educational conditions IN the cuun-
Try are OF the opinion that We are
facing u period OF unprecedented In
efficiency In the schools due tn the
tact that competent teachers are
leaving the prof, -iou and thcC
ulaccs are being filled with thos
without either training ur eSpc-
riencc. Reports show thar fcwc.
and fewer persons are preparing Tor
teaching aud these are decidedly oi
an inferior quality. u remains To b.
secn whether Amarillo Is going Ia
take care of her schools In an AIDE
1uate manner or whether she will II
hen, ''on 20 the level OF the cou1-
uy az grEe. u sh' maintains the
present stundards ~ ~ schoos. she
must very materilllv increase tho
annual salaries NJ Arr teachers. fcr
when trained teachers are So scarce
II Is clear that the schools that paw
the price will get the best teacher,
VI. II. DUNCAN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
EEIIsEs AZ INCREAsE

There is at least one preacher In
rc,as who has declined a material
raisc In aalsry
His name Is II. W. Virgin and h.
Is pastor OF the First Baptist church
II Amarillo Five hundred dollar,
year. In addition 10 his present
remuneration, Is the sum he declined
70 accep,.
The official board OF the First
Baptist church, In session last Wed.
nolday night. voted 10 raise the
salary OF the pastor from $4,000 tc
$4,000. on sunday Or. Virgin
announced that he declined to &C
-cpi the increase because he did not
bell,v, Il, hes, for the church thai
Ne Go 20 At this time.
s an astonishing thing for q
minister OF the Gospel 10 receive az
Increase in salary
Be- FOR one to refuse same
A,recile die,u'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
Y?WELL,DON 'TBE
PEOPLE Notice 1t. Drive Them
OF with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Apimply face will not embarass you
much longer II you get a package OF
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver
with Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
successful substitute for colonel: there's
no sickness or pain after taking them.
DR.. Edwards Owe tablets do that
which calomel does. and just as eiiec.
lively. but their action Is gentle and
safe instead OF severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets .
sc,r cursed with q dark brown taste,
a bad breath. a dull, hstleSs, no good
feeling. constipation. torpid liver, bad
disposition or pimply face.
Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive OIL yoa vii
know them BY their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa,
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result. Take orc or
two nightly for week. See how much
better YOU feel and loois. loc aEa -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

And 40 Il was ut Clovis,
hut ] am going 10 write another
one. Just a short one. and give the
devil and Hitler and I'D Manson and
lack Hull their definite dues. not
10 forget the Boy Scouts. who guard
d the airplane during the stay OF
the Panhandle Aerial Service and
Transportation Companys ship In
he New Mexico town
After number OF towns between
Amarillo and Clovis had been prop.
'rly bombed" with copies Of The
Amarillo niily News. Clovis. was
lighted Saturday and an argument
vas begun IN mid-air Pilot Hitler
topped his motor and wanted to
mo vii the town dead ahead was
LOWS Il was dead ahead. hut. ~
hat. Il was lust a kind Of mess on
he horizon. u place whore the snow
ad melted The supcr-cargo prompt.
denied that Il was Clovis. insist
ng. with proper insult 20 which
yer town YOU may happen TO reside
n. that u was ToNico. The super
argo had been 10 Clovis before
llillcr hadn't But then they taught
'illlcr some things didn't know mira
he supercargo didn't know mira
hile dictu' and Hitler happened
be right a. was admitted when
he plane spirallcd low enough for
ne 10 make OUT the Clovis High
lchool building and the Hospital.
The first landing was made IN q
field vh!ch constituted the railroad
light of way. the markers. which had
becn pu' out by Editor Jack Hull. not
being observable IN the snow which
covered much of the country about
Clovis. \ shift WAS az once made
% The marked landing field after
EDITOR lIull.-Who can trade it,
1cy for heavy car quicker than
ny man on earth we saw him do
Informed Hitler ~ his mistake.
The bunch then waited for Whip
lie
The general manager " the cnm-
Many hal intended ~ reach Clovis
h"ld %. 'hc ulano to mark land
nc rlF'o Hut .Whipple "slipned
~" Folks hav. habit ~ slipping
~" Tho plane reached Clovis two
ours before Whipple
In the afternoon passenger carry
ne was the order ~ the day. Tho
light continued until II was too
lark for tho pilot 20 continue the
work with safety and. as is the policy
Z the company. flights were discon-
inued az once.
we take no chances" This Is
Whipplo'S motto.
SUNDAY was an all dav flvlng car.
rival Banker Alex Shirley was
'mong those who tried the higher
ltitudes and he enjoyed the exneri-
NEE. He carried with him little
Margaret a pretty little lady Of some
ight summers
The Super-cargo came hack on
he train. being really too heavy for
N airship. anyhow. N one IL "a
Judge by that story in sundays
News. and the plane returned yes-
erdav at noon, Whinple, being al
owed BY Hiller TO ride.
For after all the Pilots the Roy
les the giuk that can kill YOU any
time he gets ready. and kill him.
of too Ever think about tina, last
'lause when you hesitate to take q
| ridep
There Is one personal word. how,
aver, that do want To say. want
- thank both Editor Jack Hull and
editor Manson for the preparations
which they made for the plane and
for the courtcsies which they eN
ended every member Of the party
while they were there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
THERE ARE OTHERS

The people OF Amarillo are groan
Ing under the burden Of high rents
according to statements made b.
the Price Fixing Commission.
But read this
A year ago an Amarillo tas-
ness man rented o room 10 by
30 feet in Wichita Falls for
i25. About the first OF
March he received notice that
II he cared to continue at that
stand he woull have TO pay
$500 a month rent 4 little
later his rent was raised 10
$500. December he reociy-
ed notice that to hold the
building he would have to pay
$500 n month rent. Now
comes a letter notifying the
busines man tina, Il he wants
20 continue TO occupy the
bnilding he must sign a i've
years contract At 5000 q month
and must pay a cash bonus OF
$4,000 Tor the privilege OF do.
Ing 20.
High rents In Amarillo
Well. they are sleeper than the
we're q year aSo but not 70 bad. ate
oil. II one takes Into consideration
conditions elsewhere.
Amarillo Ia simply suffering grow
iag paine Rents are always low II
dead towns. but they Inevitably In
crease wh'a a town begins to grow
and thrive.
BY this ne do not mean 10 "a,
that some ot the reals. both on resi-
denee and business houses. 10 hi
city haven, increased out OF pro
portion 10 TIE neccslitlcs 81 ~
moment. bRi II the demand had no
been extremely brisk. thoy corl,
not have been advanced by owner
Therefore. let's rot fool TIA, ",
have the hr.dcst set o. hard.boilc
profiteers IN the world IN or ovi
sood town. Other elites OF a.
country are eldesvorins TO solve m
high cost o. LIVING problem. too
and many Of them arc u far wors
plight than Amarillo.
The present higher rents alon
are stimulating building IN ANA
riilo. Building material &, ,os,inl
more than n csrr ,Aa Bu, whe
the buildIng Of homca and busincs
houses begins TO moe, the demanu
here. then rents ~ Themselves. vii
take . tumble
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
''THE NEWSPAPER OF THE
, FUTURE"

"Thc Newspaper Of the future"
Il the title % m editorial which re-.
cently appeared In the Fargo Forum
and which Is undoubtedly vcrs
true. II VIII be q interest no, on.
" 10 publisher. but to readers and
advertisers IN general:
st Louis Mo. o ciiy OF nearly
1000 oeo inhsblianis. has now but
one morning paper
within the last few DAYS the 81
Louis Republic the oldest paper
west OF the Mississippi river was
taken over BY the - Louis Globe
Democrat and the lattcr Is nov the
only morning paper Ia The field
THE Republic va ilfg' published
~ q weekly more thaH ZOE vesrs
ago. Appearing 1905 n was chang.
ed 10 a daily eighty three years ago
and has been continuously published
since that time u was controlled
BY David Y Francis former Amori.
can Ambassador 10 nunsla. aud lor
many wears haf been stauneh
democratic organ
"The passing Of newspaper vita
Q record Of more than III years %
costinnoas publication g. most sig
nffIcapt of conditions IN tho newr
paper world. Newspsper COSTS have
20 rapidly durinr ,he LAST
Ive or three years that Gals rirlle
iailses are able 90 survive Weaker
pspcrs are being sold. merged. or are
,axsins out Of the field entirely.
NJ day has passed when any man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
NUM- ELECTRIC EMPLOYEES
ATTEND ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Thrre CmpIONcs oI Inc AmarIIIo
store ~ the Num- Electric Com
pnny's system are In Dallas this week
attending the annual conference Of
employees OF the company and at
tcndmg a three days school in sales.
marship. conducted In the Dallas
office. Those attending from Anna.
.nllo are J. r. Wright. manager J.
.W. Sattcrwhitc aud 4. +. BrOwder,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
DAlHART CITIZEN Makes
AIR TRIP TO AMARILLO

Claude Mater. caltlcmnn OF Dh-
hart. made a hurried business trip
yesterday To Amarillo in 70 airplanU
belonging 10 the Panhandle Aer.el
Service aud Transportation Compo-
ny
II was Mr. Mintcr's first trip cross.
country air trip and he declared IL
was the only way to travel. both Cos
speed nd safety.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
CLARENDON LEGION posi-
PLANS DRIVE ron MEMBER.

CLARENDON. Jan. is--hubyil
:. Clark Posi- Number ice OF thu
american Legion Is putting on a re-
'ruiiiag campaign in Dorley count,
q hTng the organization m 10 4
Ice ncr cent war strength footing
4 comprehensive program is beins
planned for the coming year for thi'
Sosi ami much interest Is shown by
mombcys and friends In this wora
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

OF the trouble some time ago ana TOOK
come more Of your Compovnt and was
soon all right again. always recon-
mend your medicine and you may puo.
lsh nv testimonial ior ,he benefit 81
other women. - Mis. JULES bGAO, Jr.,
Z. |. Box ~. Casco. Va.
Lydia =. Pirsham' Vegetable Com
pouni !. me- de fromnn,ivoroots andhcrhs'
contains no narcotic or hai mtui drugs.
and TO-DAY holds the record OF being ,he
most successfg. reme0y Tor icmalc iils
in this country. and thouands ot Vol
untary TESTIMONIALS prove t!.s fac..
IL vow hayc the slZltcg, dou6g that
LYDIA =. pinkham'a Nercuhie Com
pound will helm YOU. write - Lydia 4.
Pinknan Medicine Go. .(.ontenal'l
Lynn. Mess. for advice You letter
will BE- opencd. read and answered by !
! woman. and held in strlc. coaaaeac-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

iIl,iL,Nn STYLE
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Nv SUMMER NJ. RAMSEY

some times "A fellow Nlips up.
It's common practice people
haye-thgt OF slipping up. particu-
larly when they are tired. and both.
cred. aud have writer's cramps and
have eaten too much dinner. and
when its Just five minutes before
the telegraph office closes and the
telegraph operator, who happens 10
be a girl, won't let him use her
typewriter,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
as@Srp
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
RpEsG

TIE Associated Press IA exclusively
entitled 10 N" Ne" for republication
OF all nevs dispatches credited 10 IL
or not Utherwi'. ci-d Ted IN this paper
asd also the local AvNs published
hereln.
All rights " publication 10 special
dikpatches herein ARE els0 reserved
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Special : ,Slaiud rncss LEASED
Wire Serves.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
Commission 20 NircI.

The City Commission will hold its
regular weekly meeting ut o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Mayor Lon d.
Narrs announced today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

Jack l.avigue. travelling salesman
for the General Auto Supply Com
pany. has returned from an extended
visit with friends and relatives az
POINTS In Massachusetts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

MN 80 " q u 1
rugdn'tic anything
! found . book
about yNaE. Pink
iHm'r Vegetable
Compound o
thought would try
It, ard after taking
IL 1 soon iclt bet
Ter. That was iif-
teen years ago and
live felt well ever
sh.te cxcep. that |
had n slight attack
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
u Tie PrOiitccring"

Amarillo, Tex, Jan. /. lH-O.
Editor the Amarillo News:
would like % ask Mr.. w. 1.
Pope. chairman Of the local fair price
committee. through the courtesy OF
your paper the following question;
Where tenant Is renting house
q, q stipulated price and subrcnis
enough of the house TO more than
cover the amount the first tenant
has To pay. ar sin retains rooms
enough to live lr hiTsclf, collecting
more rent from the suh-ienants than
the original rent amounts to--ls the
above profitoering? II so. whot )
The penalty?
I positively know OF jus, such
case.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
TOO WEAK To
Do Anything
.ssyicu- Ferinias Hines 1eme6ied
By .ylia +. finkhsm's Vegetable
Conporad.

Crs,n. VIZ After 'hr hiT,hofCach
. ~ - '-,n had displacement and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20
Remarkably

y w " I'M FsTaT
p. s.-pieasc answer through The
News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-20

The people Of Amarillo are groan
Ing under the burden Of high rents.
according To statements made by
the Price Fixing Commission.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-04
LEGION
HAS FINISHED WORK

Cleveland, Sept. 30.-The execu-
tive committee of the American Le-
gion was in session to dispose of
matters referred to it by the second
annual convention, which adjourned
here yesterday. It was reported that
the committee also might consider
moving the headquarters of the Am
ericanization commission to New
York. Clerks of the national head
quarters staff were busily engaged
in clearing up the routine matters
and gathering their records togeth-
er preparatory to going back to
Indianapolis.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-04
CRITICISES COLBY
FOR BARRING TWO
Correspondents of New York Call
And Federated Press Not
Admitted

New York Sept. 30.-Barring of
Paul. Hanna, correspondent of the
New York Call, and Lawrence Todd
of the Federated Press from con-
ferences held by Secretary Colby
with newspaper men was condemned
today by S. John Block, president OF
the Cooperative society that pub
fishes The Call.
"The secretary of state seems
willing to tolerate at his conference
the presence of only such newspaper
men as will compliment him." said
Mr.. Block. "His barring of Mr.. Han
ma and Mr.. Todd is an act of dis.
elimination against men who have
dared to criticize his views and in
terpretations of Mr.. Colby. He
should not hold conferences in the
presence of newspaper correspond
ents unless he is willing to have full
publicity, given to his official con-
duct.
He is, after all, only the secretary
of state, hired and paid by the peo-
pile of the United States, and the
people are entitled to know what
their public servants are doing and
contemplating with respect to all
governmental affairs, domestic and
foreign, national and international.
"Mr. Hanna and Mr.. Todd should
not be deprived of the rights and
privilege-whichever it may be-to
attend Mr.. Colby's conferences with
newspaper men. 1t was Mr.. Hanna's
duty as an honest newspaper man,
in that respect quasi public SER
want, to make such charges against
Mr.. Colby as appeared to him to be
justified by the facts"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-04

Alexander Bowdish, 83 Hears old,
who was reporter on the staff of
the New York Tribune under Horace
Greeley, died at Kansas City Mis-
souri,.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-04
OIL MEN PLAN
CUTTING PRICE
OF GASOLINE

Denver, Sept. 30.-Plans for cut
ting the price of gasoline and the
establishment of national eX-
change for oil stock are being dis
cusscd by delegates for the twelfth
annual convention of the Independ
end Oil News Association, in session
here.
Nothing definite along these lines
has been decided, but sentiment ia
vors both.
In connection with the convention
! petroleum exposition is being
held. More than 16O exhibits are on
display representing every phase of
The oil industry.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-04
WEEVIL ADVANCES
AT REGULAR PACE
To Cover Entire State With Late
Fall-Wet Weather Helped.

Clemson College Oct. 1.-The boil
weevil is advancing at about the rate
it was expected to move during 1920,
according to Prof. A. F. Conrad, en-
tomologist for the crop pest commits
sion. The weather conditions in rela-
ton to boil weevil in 1920 have been
in many respects similar to those of
1919 except that the rainy weather
has continued in most sections of the
state preventing the sharp reaction
which occurred last season, causing a
longer period of migration for the
weevil. Unless an early frost should
occur, it is expected that the weevil
will cover the entire state by the end
of 1920. Only about per cent. of
South Carolina cotton crop is now
produced in weevil free territory. In
1921 the area of destructive damage
will probably be much greater than
in 1920.
Erratic procedure is not recon-
mended under boil weevil conditions.
The experience of the farmers in the
southernmost part of the state in
1920 is nothing new, but is merely a
repetition of what has gone before
during the last 20 years. During this
season the cotton was made during
the dry weather of May and June.
Had June been a wet month, the
story would have been entirely diff
ferent. If there be dry June and
JuIy next season the farmers have a
good chance for a good cotton crop
regardless of weevils.
It is advisable for farmers to keep
the possibility of cotton before them'
however strong they may have gone
to other crops at this time, because
sooner or later they may want to
grow it again as a predominatlng
crop. So far as the fall practice OF
farming is concerned under boil Vice.
vii conditions, it is evident to every
farmer that it is the same as the best
practice in any section regardless of
whether it is weevil infested or not.
: The weeviIs in 1921 will come from
the number of weevils that pass this
winter successfully. The greater the
amount of rubbish on farms this win
ter the better are the winter accom-
modations to take care of the boil
weevil and the greater the number
of weevils in the spring of 1921. Wee
wills do not hibernate in cover crops.
Among their splendid hotels are cot
ton and corn fields on which the
stalks were allowed to remain; grass
on ditch banks and woods; neglected
orchards; waste fields and roadsides.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1920-12-16
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
Bingham Aprons, checks and plaids, yard----rl5c
Bingham Plaids Utilities, per yard--:---25c
Bingham Plaids, per yard--173c and zoe
Light Calico, per
Red Calico, per
Percale, per and 25c
Fleece Back Goods, q in. wide, per yard------25c
Cotton Crepe, yellow, pink and white, yard---45c
Table Damask, per
Black Sateen, q in. wide, per yard--------3Oc
Light Outing Remnants, per ard-----18
Dark Outing, IS in wide, per ard--~-----l4c
Light Outing, full pieces, per ard----2Oc
Dark Outing, full pieces, per yard--:~--25c
36 in. LII Sheeting. per yard....- 15c and zoe
Sc in. Bleached Muslin, per yard----15c zoe, zoe
"A in. Indian Head Muslin, per yard--..35c
18 in. Toweling Crash, per
Cotton Plaids, 81 in. wide, per ard--.35c
"a or 81 in. Sheeting, per
Black Cotton Poplin, per
All wool Storm Serge, &c in. wide, per yard.---$l0O
Sc in. Silk Poplin extra bargain) per yard---.S5c
Sc in. Silk Taffeta and Messaline, extra bargain
Kimona Cloth, per yard. 5oc