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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-07
Second Floor Annex Sale OFFERINGS

36inch Imperial, Chamois fin
ished Long Cloth, soc quality
at 29c per yard.
36-inch Imperial, Chamois fin
ished Long Cloth, Coo quality
at 43o per yard.
35 pieces of 36-inch Imperial
English Nainsook, 10-yard
lengths; $500 quality for 1898
per piece.
Il pieces of Japanese Nainsook
40 inches wide; 10-yard
lengths; $3.50 quality for $5.4s
per piece.
! Lot of colored Cotton Shirt
ings in staple and fancy stripes
75c and 800 quality for SOC
per yard.
10 pieces of Lorraine Tissues
and Zephyr Ginghams in
stripes, checks, large plaids
and embroidered patterns; all
new designs and desirable col
ors; $l.25 quality Tor Ioc per
yard.
/ Lot of 36-inch colored print
ed and woven Voiles, Flaxons.
Batiste and Dimities; 75c and
s1.00 quality for 3ac per yard.
l Lot of Silk Camisoles in
flesh colored Crepe de Chine
and Wash Satin, lace trimmed.
and fancy Dresden Ribbon
models. $3.50 and $500 quail
ity for SLAB each.
Ten dozen Ladies' Slip-over
Gowns in white and flesh col
ored Batiste and fancy figured
Windsor Crepe, all new models
beautifully trimmed with
choice laces, colored hemstitch-
ing and dainty designs in hand
work. These goods can be
had in both regular and extra
sizes; former prices $3.50, IS,
$3.50; sale price S2.9s.
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Gowns in tinted Satin Stripe
Voiles, pink Witchery Crepe
and BrOcaded Silk Batiste; SIS
goods for $3.50 each.
1 Rack of Black and Colored
Cotton Petticoats in Heather
bloom, mercerized Satins and
Heather bloom tops with Tai
feta flounce; $3.50 to $3.50
quality for $1.ea each.
l Rack of Black and Colored
Petticoats. regular and extra
sizes: Heather bloom top with
Chiffon Taffeta flounce. color
ed Heather bloom and fancy
printed Heather bloom. All
new models. former price from
1898 to $3.50 for $2.ea.
l Lot of Kimonos made up of
Duckling Fleece, Serpentine
and Japanese Crepe; all colors
and sizes. Garments ranging
in price from $500 to $500 for
S2.e3.
] Lot OF Infants and Children's
Short White Dresses: sizes
from 6 months to 3 years;
prices ranging from $50 to
$3.50; for $1.oo each.
l Lot of Children's. Misses
and Junior Dresses in stripes,
checks and fancy plaid Cling
hams; all new models and
choice patterns; sizes from s
to is years; worth from $500
to $500 for $2.e8.
Children's, Misses and Junior
Dresses in Silk Poplin. Taffeta.
Messaline, Velvet, Wool Jer-
sey. Cashmere and Serge.
Dresses worth from SO to $50
at $50 discount. Sizes s to
16 years.
33 1870 Discount on all Chill
dren's colored Winter Coats in
both boys and girls styles.
Sizes from 2 to s years.
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Annex First Floor Sale Offerings

l lot Cotton Filled, Silkoline
covered Comforts. worth up to
$3.50; sale price ........ $4.38
l lot Cotton filled better grade
Silkoline covered Comforts,
worth up to $40: sale ...$6.75
BLANKETS
S3.9S Cotton Blanket ..S2.7s
$3.50 Wcolnap Cotton Blank
ct at $4.93
$500 Woolnap Cotton Blank
ct extra size 1913
l lot Wool Blankets, worth
$3.50; sale price .......$ 1915
All other Wool Blankets at
special discount.
l lot colored Madras for Cur
tain Drapery. blue, rose, brown
or green, Sc inches wide, worth
S1.75; sale price $1.oo
1 lot fancy So inch wide Silko-
line, worth up to soc yard; sale
price 35e
l lot plain and fancy Border
Marquisette. worth up to S5c;
sale price soc yd.
TRUNKS AT 2oeo DISCOUNT
Steamer Trunks, $17.O0-$32 so
Dress Trunks, $22.50-$25.oO
Wardrobe Trunks, $50 to $s5
WINDOW SHADES
l lot Window Shades, 36x7;
close out, 75c each.
Reduction Sale of our Entire
Stock of Rugs
1 lot Wool and Fiber, 9x12
Rugs. worth $3.50; sale price
$11.75
$4,000 Wool and Fiber Rug,
sale price, $225o
$4,000 Tapestry Brussels Rug,
sale price, $4,000
$500 Administer 9x12 Rug,
sale price, $3.50
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Hope Muslin all you want at
15c yard.
Lonsdale Muslin, during this
sale zoe yard.
Good Apron Bingham, sale
price 12Iac yard.
Best Apron Bingham - sale
price 15c yard.
Dress Ginghams, regular soc
quality, to go at Csc yard.
Dress Ginghams. regular 45c
quality. to go at zoe yard.
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$500 Administer 9xi2 Rug,
sale price, S65.C0
$4,000 Administer 9x12 Rug,
sale price, $500
VELVET ex12 RUG
$4,000 Velvet and Wilton Vel
vet 9x12, $500
$500 Velvet and Wilton Vel
vet 9x12, $3.50
$4,000 Velvet and Wilton Vel
vet 9x12, $500
Felt Base Floor Covering, 7ec
w a terproof covering with
heavy enameled face tile and
figure designs in various col
Qrs and patterns to choose
from; square yard, 79c.
BEST PRINT LINoLEUM
Cork body, burlap back, print
ed face Tile Mating and fig
ure patterns, all colors; per
square yard, SIPS.
CURTAIN NETS
So and SO inches wide, durable
Filet and SaXony weave Nets,
suitable for any room:
.65 quality ............$ so
$I00 quality ............$ .a5
$1.75 quality $3.50
$500 quality $3.50
LACE CURTAINS
21a yards long, Filet and Sax
ony Weave Nets, with strong
edges, some with lace edges,
neat border patterns with plain
and figured centers, white and
ivory shades:
$ 800 Curtains. -. $3.50 Pair
400 Curtains. -. $3.50 Pair
5 500 Curtains. -. $500 Pair
$1,000 Curtains. -. $500 Pair
All other Lace Curtains in
stock at special discount.
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DOMESTIC BARGAINS

81 Bleached Sheeting, regular
csc value, to go at zoe yard.
72-inch Table Damask, $3.50
quality; sale pricea$1.25 yard.
72-inch Table Damask, $1.75
quality; sale price $3.50 yard.
All our Table Damask from 81
to Sc per yard, to go at 1-3 off.
All our Napkins from IS up, to
go at 1-3 off.
All Table Scarfs and Bath
Mats at 1-3 off.
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DOMESTIC BARGAINS

36inch Percale, 40c quality,
zoe yard.
36-inch Percale, soc quality,
22Iac yard.
All Linen unbleached Crash,
35c quality at soc yard.
All Linen unbleached Crash,
40c quality, at 32I2c yard.
All Line bleched Crash, 40c
quality, at SIC yard.
GA Unbleached Sheeting, reg
ular 90c value to go at 6oc yard.
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EAST ROOM OFFERINGS

1 lot Hair Bow Ribbons, light
and dark colors, worth S1.00 to
$1.58 yard; sale price sec yard.
/ special lot of 48 sheets and
48 envelopes, in four colors;
special, 4Sc box.
1 lot of Stationery, 48 sheets
paper and 4S envelopes, "a
cards and "a envelopes, regular
$2.4S; sale price, $1.ss.
1 lot genuine cowhide Bags, 49,
inch. regular $25; sale price,
1888.
All Leather and Fibre Bags, IS
pct. discount.
All Leather and Fibre Suit
Cases. is pct. discount.
/ lot of Kodak Purses, regular
$3.50 and $500; sale price,
$2.95.
Palm Olive Soap; sale price,
&c bar.
Pure Buttermilk Soap; sale
price, 69c dozen.
Armour's 15c Bath Tablet;
sale price, Toe.
Jap Rose and Colgate's Tinted
Talcum. regular zoe; sale
price, for Csc.
Sylvan Face Powder, regular
CSC per box; sale price, 2 for
Csc.
Ernste's Toilet Cream, regular
15c; sale price, &c bottle.
Dolls, worth from Csc to $13,
to 60 at one-haIf price.
Leather Writing Sets, worth
from s1.25 to $3.75, 20 pct. dis
count.
French Ivory, Mirrors. Brushes,
sale price, 25 pct. discount.
French Ivory Mirrors, Brushes,
Combs, Powder Boxes, Hair,
Receivers, Trays, Pin Cush-
ions, Clocks-all to go at 80 1-3
discount.
Satin Pin Cushions, Csc to 5Sc,
to go at half price.
Book Ends, Flower Vases,
Smoking Sets, Match Trays.
Bayberry Candles, all at half
price.
Electric Lamps at rs pct. dis
count.
25 and 40-watt Tungsten lamp,
regular 40c; sale price, SIC.
75-watt Nitrogen lamp, regular
75c; sale price, 5sc.
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WEST ROOM OFFERINGS

Mems Night Shirts, $500 and
$500 less 209o.
Boys and Mems Sweaters,
$3.50 to $3.50 less 300.
Mems Mufflers, $1.75 to $500
less 209o.
Mems Pajamas. $3.50 to $3.50
less 20%o.
! Lot Mems Natural color Me-
rino Union Suits (Munsing
make), $3.50 value; sale price
$4.88.
! Lot Mems black and colored
Socks, Csc value; sale price
pair Csc.
! Lot Mems grey and brown
mixed and olive drab work
socks, Csc value; pair 19e.
1 Lot Mems Silk Socks, white,
black, navy blue and brown;
s100 and $1.25 value; while
they last, pair CSC.
Special discount on all Socks
except the interviewer brand,
during this sale.
Boys Waists, SIPS each; sale
price ssc.
MEMS UNDERWEAR
Mems Ribbed Union Suits,
$3.50 value, reduced to $500;
sale price suit $1.so.
Mems heavy flat fleeced Silver
gray Union Suits, $3.50 value,
reduced to 50; sale price $1.so.
Mems flat fleeced heavy Shirts
and Drawers, $3.50 value, re-
duced to $1.25; sale price9sc.
l Lot Mems 4-in-hand Ties;
SOC and 75c value; sale price
3sc.
1 Lot Mems 4-in-hand Ties: 81
and $3.50 value; sale price Ssc
l Lot Children's black. medium
weight Hose: sizes 6 to 10h
Soc value; pair 35c.
1 Lot Children's Knit Oxford
Grey Gloves, 75c value; sale
price pair ACC.
l Lot Children's Grey Kid
fleeced line Gloves, $500 val
ue; sale price pair $1.69.
Boys Union Suits, "a, 26, %;
s125 suit 9oc.
80, 80, "a: S1.75 suit $1.15.
Children's grey and cream I'm
ion Suits; sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, $3.50
suit, $1.15.
Sizes 10, II, IA, 16; $500 suit
$3.50.
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Silk and Wool Dress Goods Reduced
3O% TO 500
SILKS WOOL GOODS
WOOL GOODS

Goldtone Coangs "a inches wide, former price 90;
SAFE price SSS.1O
Novelty Coatings, Sc inches WIDE former price SO Is;
SAFE prize l.SO
Silvertone Coatings Sc inches wide, former price
$675; sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S3. 81
Bolivia Coating "a inches wide, former price $3.50:
Suede Glow Suiting, Sc inches wide, former price
$500; sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S3 .S3
English Tweed Suiting, 81 inches wide former price
$780, sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AZ
Broadcoth in good line of colors, 48 inches wide
former price $500; sale price ............ SS
Tricotine Navy Brown Black, 81 inches wide, for
mer price $500; sale price ................SS4O 5
Storm Serge, all WOOL in navy, brown and black,
so inches wide, former price $780, sale price ST "a
Mannsh Serge. navy, brown and black, So inches
wide. $500 and $675 values; sale price So go
French Serge handsome quality, navy, IS inches
wide, former price $780, sale price ......S 315
Veutina Imported, So inches wide, former price
1913; sale price ........................S So 9S
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All s1.00 Bath Towels, Sc ca
and 1925 Bath Towels at 81 Ea.
All lace trimmed Scarfs and
Doilies at 1-3 off.
Discount of 208c on all Sheets
and Pillow Cases during this
sale.
36-inch Shifting, former price
Csc, 75c, Csc, all to go at SO 1-3e
yard.
All best Calico, dark or light
at 12H yard.
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SILKS

Changeable Satin, sc inches wide, former price 525
sale price ID
Changeable Imported Taffeta Sc inches wide former
price $5.25; sale price So .9S
Satin in plain coors both street and evening shades
sc inches wide, former price $3.50; sale price S27O
Messaline in good range of coors, Sc inches wide
former price $780, sale price .............S ST 70
Satin in handsome quality navy only, SO inches
wide, former price $3.50; sale price ........ So go
Satin a good line of colors 40 inches WIDE former
price $780, sale price So .4S
Crepe Meteor 40 inches wide, former price $3.50;
sale price IL
Silk Duvetyne, 40 inches wide, brown only, former
price $1150; sale price So. 20
Chiffon Tafeta, best grade, SO inches wide, for
price $780, sale price ............S2.4 S
Georgette Crepe in big range of colors 40 inches
wide, former price $50; sale price .... So ,O3
Shirtings Imported Silk Broadcoth, 33 inches wide.
former price, $500; sale price ...........S So go
Chiffon Velvet Imported, 40 inches wide, former
price $9,75; sale price .S6.9S
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l lot Csc and soc Yelling; sale
price, TIC yard.
/ lot 60c Yelling; sale price.
4sc yard.
l lot Slipon Wells, choice Sc.
Pattern Wells at a special dis
count.
1 lot colored Organdie Points,
regular price S5c; sale price,
38c yard.
l lot Organdie Vests, Organize
Collars, Net Collars and Crepe
Collars, worth soc to $5.00-to
go at half price.
! lot Windsor Ties, all colors,
worth Sc to Coo; sale price,
23c.
! lot of zoe and Csc initial,
plain and colorad embroidered
corner Handkerchiefs; sale
price, 15c each.
l lot of CSC initial. white and
colored embroidered Handker-
chiefs: special, 23c.
Muff Forms, cotton and down
filled, worth Csc to S4.75; sale
price, rs percent discount.
Smoking Jackets, worth SO;
sale price. $500.
CORSET SPECIALS
lot Of Miller Corsets:
Reg. S1.75, sale price. -. .$1.18
Reg. $500, sale price. -. .$1.38
Reg. 1925, sale price. -. .$1.59
l lot of Warner Corsets. regu-
lar $2.25; sale price, $1.5s.
l lot of Corsets, worth $500 to
$3.50, at one-haIf price.
Warner, Nadia, Memo, r. & G.,
Red Fern. Calma and Binner
Corsets, all at 20 pct. discount.
1 lot of fancy Brassieres. regu-
lar $1.25 and $1.35; sale price,
ssc each. r.
All Brassieres and sanitary
goods at 20 pct. discount.
1 lot of Beads, worth Csc to
$3.50, at bali price.
Mesh Bags and all Jewelry at
20 pct. discount.
l lot Velvet Bags, worth $3.50
to $500; sale price, 25 pct.
discount.
1 lot of fancy Hair Bow Rib
bons, light and dark. regular
Coo to SSc yard; sale price, 48c
yard.
Stationery Specials-21e, 32c
and 43c per box. -
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1 Lot Ladies' Silk Hose, black,
white, grey, cordovan and other
colors, $500 value; sale price,
pair $1.58.
Special prices on our entire
stock of Hosiery during this
sale.
1 small lot strap-wrist Gloves,
brown; Sc and 81 value, pair
$4.98.
Lot Ladies' Silk Striped half
low neck, ankle length, elbow
sleeves; size "a Union Suits;
$3.50 value; sale price $1.4s.
1 Lot Ladies' Fleeced Cotton
Union Suits; sizes "a, Sc, 80;
$3.50 value; sale price $1.15.
Sizes 40, AZ, A; $1.75 value
Suit; sale price $1.35.
1 Lot Ladies' heavy fleeced
lined Union Suits; sizes "a. Sc,
3S; $3.50 value; sale price So.
Sizes 40, AZ. "A; $500 value;
sale price $3.50.
Ladies' Merode hand finished
flatlock seam. medium weight
Union Suits, all shapes; $3.50
value, reduced to $500; sale
price $3.50; $500 value, sizes
40, AZ, A, reduced to $3.50;
sale price $2.25.
l Lot Ladies' Silk and Wool
Munsing Union Suits; low
neck, no sleeves, ankle length;
sizes "a, SO, So; $3.50; sale
price 1898.
$500 value, 40, AZ, A; sale
price $4.19.
1 Lot Ladies' Vests and Pants,
medium weight, s1.00 and SIPS
values; sale price 6ac.
Special prices on our entire
stock of Underwear during this
sale.
Notice the Two Reductions on
MEMS SHIRTS
$3.50 value reduced to $500;
sale price $3.50.
$500 value reduced to $3.50;
sale price $500.
$3.50 and $500 value, reduced
to $500; sale price $40
$3.50, $500, $1,000 value, reduc-
ed to $3.50: sale price $500.
WORK SHIRTS
Sizes 141a to II; S125 value
$1.00.
Sizes 171s, Is, 1914, 10; $3.50
value; sale price SIPS.
Mems Bath Robes, $3.50 to
$3.50 less 300.
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All Suits Reduced

Tailored Styles, embroidered Suits, fur trimmed
Stouts Suits, navys, black and colors. now sci
from Il to u their former prices. The new pr
are $19.75. $24.75. $34.75. SAY
$59.75. $69.5O and $500
Former Prices $ae.75 to $4,000
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EXTRA SALE SPECIALS

Crepe de Chine in big line of colors 40 inches
wide, former price 1915; sale price 1925
Kimono Silks in a good line of patterns, former
price $225 sale price ST .3S
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Some Spring Goods have already arrived Others will be rapidly This
that Winter things retire from the They through
that have marked of scale of
quoted think of the high standard quality which this and
then ask yourself whether afford let opportunity
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Eagess Silk Crepe Shifting in good line of pat
terms, 1915 value at Observation-Disclosures 20
Pussy Willow Silks, 40 inches wide, former price
1925; sale price .........................$ 2.9S
Charmeuse Silk, 40 inches wide in Reseda Grey,
Copen and Plum, $3.50 value; sale price -. So S
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
HIS Fifteen YEARS
OF TROUBLE ENDS
Denver Man Can Eat Thing. Now
That He Hasn't Dared Touch
Before In Years.

My stomach is as sound as dol.
lar now and I'm eating things didn't
dare touch for years" said Robert
Smith. $50 Pugsley Ave. Denver. Coio.s
in relating his really remarkable ex-
pcrience with Tanlac.
MY trouble began fifteen years ago
and finally ] became confirmed dys-
peptic. I had to live on light diet all
the time. Even with all my care. how
ever. there were times when SUI
fcred agonies with indigestion. Every
thing seemed to go wrong with me and
finally I got to where felt my nerves
were about to snap In two.
III Tanlac had made me completely
over ! couldn't fell any more like a
new man that do now. l have more
strength and energy than in years and
am able to enjoy life again
Tanlac Is sold in Pueblo by the
Palace Drug Store and by leading
druggists everywhere.-Adv.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
!. N. CA. BOYS TO HAVE
HUNT FOR TREASURE

Approximately 200 boys have enlist
ed in the ~" Expeditionary Plod and
Treasure Hunt to be held Friday. Nov.
25. The hike and treasure hunt. PLAN
ned by the City Y. NJ. c. A. officials
as one of the, largest events Of the
season, will start at $3.50 In the morn
ing and consume the entire day.
A. large bulletin board in the boys
department gives u graphic sketch OF
the line of march and is patterned
after the battle fields of France. The
three routes drawn and illustrated on
the big board show the different lines
of march to be taken by the three
forces in the search for the mysterious
cave and treasure. A. b. Prindle. ply
steal director, will pilot the Junior
"A's" armies. which is to set out in
one direction: George White, boys
secretary. is slated to lead the Junior
"B's". and the last will be directed by
J. c. Rugg, clerk at the "Y.' The en-
ployed boys and the young giants will
comprise the last army.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19

Creek flume but when the pipe crossing
is installed, which Will be in ample
time for irrigation purposes next sea-
son. one of the companys "bug-bears"
will be obviated.
Tho flood waters of last June that
tore down Rock Cheek canon. west OF
Pueblo, took out the Ressemer Ditch
flume across that stream. In order
to supply water for irrigating land
under the di:ch during the summer a
temporary flume was installed. AZ
soon as the crop and garden truck
irrigating season was ended, water
was shA out of the ditch and the pres
ent repair Of Rock Greek crossing
taken up.
c. X. McHarg, secretary-treasurer
of the company stated that the work
is not being done by contract. but by
the company, undcr supervision OF It's
own engineer and foreman. The es-
timated cost of the improvement, ac-
cording to Mr. McHarg, will approx
mate between $4,000 and 5000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
HUGE WOODEN STAvE PIPE Will
CARRY IRRIGATION DITCH WATER

A wooden stave pipe extending for a
distance OF 200 feet and having dia-
meter OF nine feet, large enough to
admit a team and wagon. Is being in
stalled by the Bessemer lrrtgating
Ditch company under Rock Creek.
This is one of the largest wooden stave
pipe waterway crossings in the state
The pipe will lie on a bedrock foun-
dation seventeen fcet below the bed
of the stream. The work Of installa-
tion Is being done under difficulties
as the men have to labor In the water
and at this time of the year 1t is none
too warm. There has always been
more or less trouble with the ROCK
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
Had Same Name

The Frank Brady. referred to In
Fridays Chieftain as having been ar
raigned in Justice Harts court on a
charge of manufacturing and having
In his possession intoxicating liquors
contrary to the state prohibition laws
is not the man of the same name VINO
is in business on Santa Fe avenue, but
is farmer residing in the Baxter
neighborhood.
Brady and Tony di Salvo. both OF
whom were arrested by Federal officer
Badoyinac and several members OF
the police department at different
places several days ago. were ar
raiened in the Justice court. and not
before the United States commission
er.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19

A 10 per cent reduction In freight
rates has been announced by the gem
eral freight agent Of the Santa Fe
rail road thru G. w. Smith. division
freight agent. The, rates will become
effective as soon as possible. 1T was
learned by telegram here yesterday
morning.
The reduction Is widespread thruout
the country with the exception of the
New England states. II Is said. ana
was made to cooperate with the pub
lie in the attempt to reduce the cost
of living, according to information
furnished Mr.. Smith.
The following commodities In car
load lots are the ones affected: wheat,
corn. oats, other grain, flour and meal,
hay and straw. alfalfa. tobacco. cot
ton, cotton seed, and products except
oil, citrus fruits, other fresh fruits, po-
tatoes. other fresh vegetables. dried
fruits and vegetables, horses and
mules, cattle, calves, sneep. goats,
hogs. poultry, butter and eggs. cheese
and wool. These reductions will be of
of rates in effect Sept. 1. 1920, accord
ing to the announcement Any re-
ductions made since that time will be
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
z STORES TO HAVE
A GRAND OPENING

The Crews-Beggs' and Calkins-
White stores have united In plan for
an opening Monday night from to .
o'clock.
The Crews.Beggs' people have been
busy ever since their store was dam
aged by the flood in remodeling 1t
and the work has Just been complet-
ed. The Calkins-White company has
recently moved into their new store
on Santa Fe avenue and on Monday
will have the formal opening of the
new establishment,
The display Monday night at the
Crews-Beggs store will be of holiday
goods. the stocks having just arrived
and being ready for showing.
At the Calkins-White store tho
three floors will be open for inspec-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
TWO KILLED, II HURT;
UTAH TRAIN WRECK

Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov. 1s:-
Harry J. Cramer. motorman. ana ".
a. Halle. electrician, both of Salt Lake
City. were killed and II persons In
jured when Salt Lake and Utah rail-
road company's train. bound from
Provo to Salt Lake. rcashed into Il
northbound train of the same company
standing on siding at TaylorsViiie,
ten miles south of, here today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-19
REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT
MFREICHT RATES IS MADE

considered as part of the 10 per cent
and II the reductions exceed 10 per
cent. they will remain undisturbed for
the present. This reduction as to hay.
grain and grain products will take the
place OF greater reductions contem-
plated to become effective November
20, the statement continues.