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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-16
600
HRIDGE pARTY FRIDAY.

lu pontnous Bridge club ~ young
Girls were entertained AT a very pretty
evening bridge party Friday ut Miss
GcncNicyo Ticrncy's home. aud at tho
same lime entertained an equal mum
her Of mon. making some stN tables
of cards in all
The club, Just organized this fan
meets ovcry alternate saturday In tn,
afternoon with one OF the members.
ana once "a month IN the evening
when they entertain Tor an cqua
number OF men.
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TROOP \ DANCE FRIDAY.

I'm \ WU0k7 n0tUhIO Tor ~ UUWOTOUH
dances, the Troop \. Sew Mexico
cavalry dance Friday night at tho
Armory was one hat attracted a
crowd Of members and friends OF the
cavalry. There was good music and
tho excellent floor was at It's best.
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IARI,M PATTY.

Miss GroitH Scuhul Euv' u surprise
party Monday evening boz honor eff her
cousin. Miss Myrtle NthrrtuU. who l"tt
yesterday for san Diego Co mako her
home. Thcr were cards % lance
ing during the evening. THE guests
were Mr. and Mrs Dustin and dpugh.
ter. Dorothy Jane. Miss Cora Euluo.
Miss Kchtcru Groves. Miss IuuEF
Hicks. Miss Mary Murclll. and claude
Miller. J Boswell, r. j Brown, carl
Allen, Wayne McKiuuuu and Leon
Allen.
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at the meeting OF the club Monday
evening az the Y. NJ c. A. Miss Ethel
Hickey, speaking on behalf OF the
move, stated that she believed that
the club could support no worthier
cause. ~ women interested In the
welfare Of their city. than the Aibu-
querque Day Nursery.
A courtesy committee, whose
duties Will be to make calls ON sick
members OF the club and otherwise
express to them the sympathy OF tho
members, was formed las, Monday
evening".
with violin selections. Miss Irene
Westcrhauscn playing his accOmpani-
meut.
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odo
CLJB At DR. FRiSBIf'S
HOME

The Woman's club Of tho Cpnrrog1-
tional church met at the home OF
Dr. Evelyn r. Frisbic, Thursday after
noon, oct. 10. Mrs, Josiah Fisher was
the hostess Of the afternoon. The
first hour was devoted tn business
and the discussion ~ plans for the
winter. \ social hour followed dur
ing which refreshments were served
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gave a report ~ the supreme couv.n-
ton In Kansas city, from which she
has just returned Mrs Bond was
the Albuquerque delegate 60 the on
vention.
Miss Katherine Eubank will enter
tain the society at It's next meeting
Roll call will hc responded To with
sketches Of pioneer days In Ncw
MnNInn-
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WOMAN tliH.

ON Friday HItUrnoou. Or. l. s PctrrH
st,ted tnat public health was "a sub
I.ct uttI, Known In Sew Mexico when
ho first came 70 Tho state some 10
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COUNCIL ADDS TWO MEMBERS.
Two members were added 20 the
Young Women's council last Thurs
day evening at the monthly meeting
OF thai body. They are Miss Lucy
lane CLARK. a teacher at the high
school. and Miss Belle Parker. court
reporter. The club IN IN cooperate
with the Adelante club Ia the giving
of the Halloween party on october
rs. at the Y. w. center. M ~ later
to present n hig program. at the inns
OF the Teachers convention.
400
ABSOLUTELY
II there was one thing this week
that was a little more interesting
than anything else on the whole social
calendar, II was the sight OF the dig
nified men OF the faculty and no
horny-handed University scholar driv-
Ing nails into the new bieachers at tho
univernitx- Rthletic field. 1t was a
sight for sore eyes. To see a mere
nail being driven with the true.
smashing force of a forensic argu-
ment; TO see worthy scholars. sans
text book and sans school-room
goggles. sending the fine. outstanding
piece % wire into the lumber with a
wild. free movement was-weli. Just
grand
Faculty men were out on the
grounds in khaki developing s1nburn
and calloused hands. Students that
have heretofore been associated with
guiding some Keen looking skirt"
around the polished surface OF a ball
room floor. were guiding some keen
i%O-penny nails with the same telling
effect. At any rate. the athletic field
boasts some bleachers a Is bleach
ors."
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GOOD TIM CIJB DANCE.

a Good Time Club dane, wa given
Friday evening az Colombo hall. at
which about twenty couple we're
present This was the usual monthly
dance of the club,
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Mrs. BENJAMIN no HAVE
WEDNESDAY CIIB.

The Wednesday card club viii meet
nest Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Harry benjamin, on West Marquette
avenue.
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I.I.ks To GINE nLNEEIr.

The Elks club win give q bcucfi,
dane" on Friday. October %, at the
Ilks club house, to raise funds for
the newly organized Elks orchestra,
THE proceeds viii 10 toward purchas.
iug uniforms and other equipment for
the orchestra, which, u h. hoped. Will
develop into onc Of tho finest musical
organizations In the city.
Tickets viii be placed on sale this
week. and a campaign FOR the dane,
viii be launched. The music COM
mittoc Of the club viii ana tn,
arrangements, and have announced
that the dance viii be all that the
regular Elks dances have been here,
fBIHft.
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Barber. Mrs. Leopold Meyer, Mrs w.
u. Walton, and the Misses Erncstine
and Jane Huning, Miss Virginia Me-
Lnndrcss. Miss Tinsley Burton, Miss
Helen Grunsfcld. Miss BERTHE Arnot.
Miss Elizabeth kistler Miss Marcclla
Mutson. Miss Dorothy Fleisch, Miss
Margaret Bum. Miss Lorna Lester
md Mlsa ~ENnnEelIne perry.
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FEDERATION AND u. a. u. TO
MI.IrT N ROSWELL.

Al a meeting of the executive board
held In Santa Pc September 6, the
call was authorized FOR the tenth
annual convention Of the New Mexico
Federation Of Womcu's clubs to be-
held In Roswell October %, 20. "a.
1921.
II has been Just ten years since
the federation was first entertained
by the city Of Roswell. \ president
n To- be- elected this year, Mrs. r. 4.
bouohpo, at present occupying that
office
Tho state conference Of the uaueh-
tiers OF the American Revolution h
also to ho held In Roswell beginning
at 10 u m. October IS. and the pccos
valley metropolis IN making elaborate
preparations to entertain "a large NUM-
hor Of prominent women from all
over the state at the double convcn-
tiun. Tho D. \. r. sessions will be-
held In the South Methodist church
at Roswell. Mrs j. o. Hinklc Of
Roswell Be- the present state regent.
The delegates are to be entertained
In the homes 81 Roswell ome and
are asked Immediately upon their ar
rival to telephone Mrs. Hinkle. No.
%. or Mrs. John Rhea. phone sos.
An state officers. state chairmen and
chapter regents are expected TO bring
or send reports on the work OF the
past year and the election Of state
OFFICERS VIII be held.
Tho railroads have granted special
rates ON account OF both events in
case over $50 tickets are sold. and all
delegates are asked TO take receipts
for their money upon purchasing
tickets and also TO secure signed cor
ttticates from Mrs. Twitchctl at Ros-
we'll In order that they may get thc
rebate II the required number OF
tickets are sold.
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ADELANrE CLUB TO GIVE
HALLOWEEN PARTY.

The Adelantc club OF young busi-
ness women held their regular week.
~ supper and meeting Wednesday
evening at the Y, w. c. A. r~ecreatio
center. While only an hou Is de-
voted to the meetings. an unusually
full budget OF business Is disposed OF.
and there Is still time for play.
Plans were made for a large Hall
lowc'en party to be given at the rooms
Friday evening, October rs. in
which the Adei.nte club will cooper
ate with the c. L. r. club. The afair
IL to be for the members OF the two
clubs and will be a mask party. The
costumes, Il was decided. will be- Sim
ply made n turned over for the use
~ the club for other affairs during
the year.
600
NASH GILMAN GIVES nANCE.
Nash Giimnn gave a dance Friday
evening at the Woman's club for the
young High school crowd. There
wers about twenty-five eoupleA
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80
Among the more important dances
OF the week was that given Monday
evening at the Continental Oh COM
pany's new building on South First
street, The employees Of the company
and many Of their friends were pres
cut. and danced uutil "A late hour
The but ding is considered TO be a
very fine example OF office building.
fitted with ycntilating and heating
| equipment OF the latest type n with
"a floor that adapted itself beautifully
20 dancing The party wa given Ia
the nature of an open house
600
NEw soROIIITN PLEDGES.
University suCiCty-thnt part Of II
composed Of tho girls frnternitios
/ inst held its breath last Sunday. watt
ing to see what h night would dis
close In the way Of pledges And one
Joyous thing about Il was they al dis
closed 10 tho cmincnt satisfaction OF
an concerned. according to reports
This is the list Of new pledges
Alpha Chi Omega-Marjorie Cleve.
| Roswell y. NJ; Carroll Wilson, Aihu-
qucrquc. y NJ; Frances Andrews
Santa ne, y NJ. and Connie Walters
Santa Re. y. NJ
Alpha Delta Pi-Dorothy Cameron
Albuquerque. \. NJ. Eleanor Cam
cron. Albuquerque. y. NJ Mnhe|
Dunn, Maudc Nelson. Ruth Morgan
Esther Morgan. Mclcrna Farley, ans
Elizabeth Porter.
Kappa kappa Gamma-Mary VII
son. Gallup. a. NJ Mary Culpcppcr
Carlsbad. n N Elizabeth shepard
Roswell. y. M Mardell Morrison
Portalcs. n N and Norma Williams
Albuquerque. n. NJ
mi Mu Margaret sparEo Newell
Dixon, olive Harden. Bertha Lee
rayuc, Dorothy Wagner and Margare
Gusdorf all OF Albuquerque. Oeral
dino Tully, Glencoe, \. NJ Margare
Phillips, Taos, y. NJ; Velma Smith
Artesia, y. NJ and nellie Hess. Man
ninBton, w, Va,
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FRIENDS HAVE ANNUAL
DINNER PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Brown OF Los
Lunas and their son. Earl and family.
were entertained last sunday evening
by Mrs. George II. Wheeler at Artists
Retreat. as IL the yearly custom be-
tween the two families Dinner was
served on the porch under autumn
tinted woodbine. At the close OF tho
day. the whole party rode together
as far as lsleta, whore the guests left
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler. to return to
Los Lunas.
The Brown family entertained the
Mheelers at "A watermelon party the
last Of August. their annual dinner
for their friends. when Mrs. W. I.
stephens, OF Columbus. O.. then Mrs.
Wheeler's house guest. was one Of
the party. She was the guest OF honor
at Mrs. Browns unique sandia dinner.
900
TEA FOR MRS. DAVENPORT.
Mrs. a. w. Bond entertained at a
tea yesterday afternoon In honor OF
her mother. Mrs. G. r. Davenport OF
Wisconsin. who Il visiting her. Sixty
five guests called during the after
noon. Fall flowers were used as
decorations. At the tea table. were
Mrs. Davenport. Mrs. Carl Magee,
Mrs. $ +. swaync and Mrs. l.. u.
Macarthur. In the dining rooms, the
young girls who assisted In serving
were Miss Susie Davenport. Miss
CHthleen barrow, Miss Margaret
Cook Miss Mayhelle Lovelace, Miss
Dorothy Paitengho aud Miss Clara
Bond. Mrs. u. j. Davis assisted IN
the dining room also.
Mrs y. b, Garoin gavo some read
ingH, and Mrs ~ l.. Hogrcfe. Mrs
Robert Rohm and Mrs. Murdoch
some instrumental numbers. A plano
and violin duet was given by Miss
Norma Williams and Mr.. Ernest
polansky.
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award for last semester will be made
when the association meets next
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n. OF G. CELEBRATION
WEDNESDAY,.


81. Mary's hail was packed wednes-
day evening with members OF the
knights OF Coiumbur and their FAINT
lies and friends for the big colebra-
tion held there. w. a. Eclchor.
speaker Of the evening. Joe McCannh
and Louis Hesselden, who gave vocal
selections. and J, J. Heany. Jr.. who
gave a reading. presented the major
part NJ the program. j. j. Hcany.
Sr.. put on n special boxing bout.
After the entertainment features,
the guests spent the evening dancing.
600
MUSIC CLUB PROGRAM TUESDAY.
The Fortnightly Music club will
meet Tuesday evening at the Woman's
club, with a meeting OF the advisory
board Mt 7 O'Clock. and the program
nt s o'clnck.
The program Is to be presented by
the vocal students OF Miss Barbara
Wait and the Rev. Mr.. Charles Nc
Kcan.
l.. In Sapphire Sens" %. Frinsh
Says Jane" .....,... Forsyth
Quartet, Mrs. s. Il. Miller,
soprano. Mrs. A. I. Rledling
contraito; Mr. Simon Balllng
tenor; and Mr.. Charles Me-
kean. baritone.
II. Jewel Song from Faust"
Gounod
"Ah. Love. hut "A Day"
........ Mrs. u. II. a. Beach
The Winds In the South
Mrs. s. u Miller.
III. Jewel of MY Heart. RlsheI
Kathleen Mavourncen'.
........ Crouch Orish Rnlind
flushing" .T........ Ncedhau
Mr.. Simon HaliinE.
". Il Love You So" Mama Zuccl
Rain ............ .Currcf
Miss Jane walsh,
Report OF Biennial convcn
ton OF music clubs ........
.....M Miss Gertrude Thompson
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
Halls, Cainsborough,
Hoppner, Lawrence
Pictures To Be Sold
Group of Famous Paintings
Offered Jam. IL to Settle
Fowles Estate; All Excel
lent Examples of Masters

group Of famous paintings, includ-
ing examples by Frans Halls, Thomas
! Gainsborough. John Hoppner and Sir
Thomas Lawrence, will be sold at the
Hotel Plaza on the evening of January
IL by order Of the executor to close
the interest of the estate Of the late
Thomas F. Fowles in the art firm of
Scott & Fowlcs. Mr.. Fowles. recog-
nixed art authority, was lost, together
with his wife, in the sinking Of the
Lusitania.
The sale will be one Of the most i'm
poxtant of recent years, since the paint
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

ampies Of the respective masters and
subjects of great artistic merit. OF
chief Importance In "The Portrait Of n
Man." by Trans Halls, work twenty
seven by thirty-four inches, signed and
dated 1885. There are several others
of the Dutch school, including the fine
painting by Albert Cuyp, "Horsemcn
and Hcrdsmen With Cattle; Jacob
Ruysdael's "Bleaching Ground, Hnar-
lem"; William vandervcldc's impor-
tant canvas, "Sea Calm, Men of-War at
Anchor; a portrait of Gertrude Van
Limborch. by Thomas De Keyser, and
others.
The early English masterpieces are
Gainsborough's Portrait of the Duke
of Clarence" formerly in the Duke of
Cambridge's collection; George Rom
ney's important portrait, "Mrs. Heron"
which was painted in 1881; the por-
trait of Mrs. Arbuthnot by Hoppner,
from the Sir Henry Hawley and the
NJ. c.. d. Borden collections, and Law
rence's Portrait of Lady Orde and
Child" which came from the late
Asher Wertheimer, Of London.
The Halls painting formerly was in
the collection of NJ. Aiman, Amster-
dam; NJ. Won Lessingen, Vienna; M.
Maurice Kahn, Paris, and was exhib-
tied in Vienna in 1873 and in Paris in
1911. Most Of the works are recorded
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25
by various biegraphers 40 being the
work Of thA naintara mentioned.

''~~" - ~'e~ eAeSA y AhANA~sVNS'
Besides tho above, other paintings
that will be offered arc PORTRAIT Of
General Giovanni Diedo," by Jacopo
Palma; Portrait Of Lady Austen. by
Francis Cotes, r. A.; "Shady Pas.
turcs," by William Maris; "The Nurse"
by Jacob Maris; 1.-THE Fete," by Mon
ticclli; "The Dcbutante," by Louis
Belts; Curling Breakers, Brittany
by Alexander Harrison, and "Flight of
Love-" by Bouguercau. In conjunction
with the Fowlcs picture there will be
offered also for the account Of several
private estates an important portrait
of George Washington by Gilbert
Stuart and also the portraits Of Mrs.
Ann Stow and Edmond Stow by the
same painter. These examples until re-
Gently were on exhibition at the Bos-
ton Museum. A three-quarter length
portrait Of Miss Paine by Sir Joshua
Reynolds also will be added to the sale,
together with examples by Corot. Cour-
bet and Degas.
The combined property will be on
exhibition at the galleries of the Amer
lean Art Association, under whose att
spices the sale will bc conducted, after
January IL and continuing till the date
of SALE
New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

The great January Clearance STARTS
NOW. With zero weather days right
upon u.s. More than $4,000 square feet
of store space. More than hundred
tables high piled. Overcoats of every
wantable kind-fine suits-even macki-
naWs and raincoats. The entire stock re-
duced-sweepingly!
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
TRAINED WORKERS
WATCH FOR MISSING
SALVATION ARMY BUREAU LAST
YEAR afsrosEo sac PERSONS
TO ANXIOUS RELATIVES.

The Salvation Army is said to be
the most extensive detective. bureau
in existence--operating in 1000 cities.
Trained workers keep vigilant watch
for those who have disappeared
throughout the United States. This
service extends to tho outposts of civ
ilization in India or Africa.
BY means of q more extended organ
ization working through advisory
boards in each city, 54S missing were
restored to their homes and friends
last year.
The appointment of the local Adyis-
DRY Boards has resulted In greater
economy and efficiency in the admin
istration of Salvation Army affairs as
the figures testify regarding the lost.
Numerous inquiries for the missing
ore made In various parts of Michi'
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
AUCTION SALES

Mrs. Mary Sheehy. having de-
eided to move to Detroit, will Of
fer for sale at her residence or
Main street. Yale. at 200 o'clock
Saturday, May 7. quantity OF
household goods. Usual terms
Fred Smith, auctioneer.
w. F. Wagner will offer fol-
sale to the highest bidder at the
premises p miles east and "a
mile south of Yale, on Tuesday
May 10th, 10 head of Jersey cat
tie, from the E. J. Rice herd Call
eligible to registration), span
of horses and other articles. Sale
to commence at one o'clock p. M,
sharp. Fred Smith, auctioneer.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
Tables of
China

The dinner set is priced but
1900 off the list but there
81 fair assortment to
choose from. Through in
the China department we
have arranged many tables.
with an assortment OF fancy
china and each piece on
That table II he Same p,ice
some are Il ~ off the reg.l-
lar selling price. See these
dSSOrtntputs.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
PLANS FRESH AIR
~ CAMP FOR MICHIGAN

The Salvation Army 10 making al
appeal for s2bs,000 IN Michigan rum
May 3 to IT,
Ten thousand dollars or this fund
is TO be used for the erection Of a
state fresh air camp, where tired
mothers and Riddles" can enjoy a
vacation during the summer months.
The Salvation Army fresh air camps
have become an important part OF the
Army's service: Each summer, when
city tenements are living helis",
mothers and babies are taken to the
fresh air camp, for one week or ten
days.
Brigadier Withers. divisional COM
mander for Michigan, is looking over
several sites on lakes near Detroit for
the erection of the camp
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
Hannnocks

The entire new line Of
Porch Hammocks and IL
cluded
$1,000 Plain Kahki with
steel springs and frame.
sale price sI1,O0.
$500 Plain gray. very 30. {
or construction siI.S5,
$4,000 upholstered lack.
steel frame and springs.
sale price sl7.50.
$500 fancy sirire uphol-
stered back and seat. SALE
price s42.00.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05

LOST-On Main street, Yale, on
Wednesday, May 4, a lady's flat
pocket book containing a sum
of money. Return to Expositor
office and receive reward.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
Carpenter and Cabinet Work

| have opened a frst-class wood
working shop in the Chamberlain
building. south end of Main street
and will do furniture repairing
and refnishing, cabinet making,
window screens, and general wood
working. Emerson Elliott,
Yale, Michigan
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05

gan every week Many families were
reunited and persons found in this
state last year
The Salvation Army Is asking Mich
igan to contribute S255,000 between
May 8 and II with which TO carry
on" and extend this branch of work
together with Ia other branches In
the state
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05

Carpets WOven-Any person want
ing carpets or rugs woven
call at third house north of p.
M. depot. or write Mrs. A. H.
:. Beckett, box l42, Yale. 60
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
Board Of Review

the CITY Of Yale. County Of sc. Clair and
bsAte OK Michigan, for the year ipli--
Nolice Is hereby Riven, that tho Assessment
toli tor the said City Of Yale, for the year 1921
las pesu completed, and that tha Board Of Ba
nsW OF SAID Oiry WIN be In cessation at the
Council ChsmbWs, C0ma Mechanie q Jones SIS,
MONDAY, MAY 18th. 1921
and fortfree days ioIIawtns
from $500 70 1900 o'clock Q. ~, and from :OC
70 400 O'Clock p. m. OF each Of said days
{: ~ which time and place the aforesaid Assess
tnent RON Will be subject to review and correct
ION. ana all persons. VINO may consider them.
selves aGgrieved by any valuation OF property a6
now set forth In said Assessment Roll. or who
may nave knowledge OF any errors contained In
said Roll. or omission from the same. or who
may have reason to suppose that such errors
exist. Will then and there Do heard by said Board
OF Review. and all errors found to exist within
said Assessment Roll win be duly corrected, and
al property subject to taxation within said City
found 70 have been omitted from Assessment
koil VIII BIO placed thereon BY said Board OF Re-
view, And such Assessment Roll, as corrected
and approved by said board OF Review, shall
De the Assessment Roll OF said City for the year
Given under my hand, at my once in said city
THIS 18th dn tyyS e aPs5a At q sk AseihlS
~ Clerk or the City OF Yale
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
Bed Room Furniture

In mahogany walnut and painted woods
every odd piece and every set reduced
just few examples as TO price:
-Four Poster set
Rocker $4,000. sale price Si5.7J.
Dresser $4,000, sale price $1,000.
Bed $4,000 sale price $4,000.
Bed $500, sale price S54OO
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05

WANTED-Suite of unfurnished
rooms somewhere within the
city of Yale. If you have any
to rent call at the Canning fac
tory. Geo. E. Cunningham. 6-2
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05

For borders around the rug
or small room floor cover
ing. Comes in TIVE shades,
light and dark oak. 30 In.
Wholesale price CSC.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
LinOleunn

S1.35 the best grade OF
printed linolcum with bur
lap back and in very aesir-
able patterns for the bath
room-litchen-or hall~the
sale price s1.s0 the 81. yard.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
CrctOnneS--
A 25% Reduction

Ills is not big reduction as compar-
with some OF the itoms i'm this
anniversary sale but. IL does include
every plain snd figured piece Of Gre
tonne domestic and foreign.
IN with out n doubt the most beau
I il and varied collection we have
&" red st any spring season and IN.
r'.CrS ARE Low.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
For Every Room
That Needs a Rug

There is a rug in this sale Just to
nj that room. and il is priced lower
than 1t will again sell for in many
day.
THE RUGS MENTIONED HERE ARE
ALI. 9X12 TT. SIZE
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05

For Seryice---Boar pig, o. l. c., at
farm "a mile east Of Yale. W..
G.. McPhee. A.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05

Now is as 60 d a time as any to
plant an ad in this paper.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
Sale:e,

Il iasifc
q
this kind For the IL
L oGe Il the
And so big Of
II HnbcN
81 ngprcc
SeUs
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05

TRY AN ExPOsTTOR LINER
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Gold Seal
Congoleurn

The Genuine Gold Seal with a seal ON
every rug.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
Guaranteed
Snnfas st Draperies

In piar GguFcs. stripes and alover pat
terms. n entire stock is included the
assori.Vc of rolors in unlimited--all so
inche " i"r.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05
Quaker
Filet Curtains

There's n beautiful assortment of patterns
and every piece in the store il marked at
special price for this SAKE.
The Yale expositor., 1921-05-05

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