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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

Connecticut ranks first among the states in regard to help given World War veterans, in the opinion of Ma :ional Commander Galbraith, who highly praised the states work for disabled vets in an address in Hart ford. He especially commended the S2,5O0,0O0 fund established for the relief of ex-service men.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

Efforts are being made by the
 Frank c. Godfrey Post, of the Amer ican Legion of Norwalk, to secure | ex-President William Howard Taft to be the principal speaker at the sec
 ond annual ball in the state armory, Feb. 24.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

The formation of a state depart ment of Veterans of Foreign Wars makes Connecticut the twelfth state to have such an organization.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

Officers of the John Peteus Post, V. F. W, of Bridgeport, one of the very few posts of colored veterans, have gone on record as favoring the state and national bonus bill
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

The Milford Post of the American Legion has new headquarters locat- ed in the Milford Armory, formerly
 known as Memorial Hall.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

The Paris (F'rance) Post of the American Legion has started a cam paign to hold the 1922 convention in gay Paree. Practically every Legion aire in the country has started indi- vidual campaigns to be selected as a delegate.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

An enviable record is being made ford Post of the Legion in winning 10 of the 12 games played. Some of the strongest teams in the county have been met and defeated by the Stratfordites, who play on their home court every Thursday night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

The regular meeting of tine mem bers of the Anderson-Dunn-Koc ochiss Post of the American Legion, of Stratford, will be held Monday night when plans for the forthcoming min strel show will be considered.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

An unusual precedent was estab- lished by the New Haven Post of the Legion in having its newly elect ed officers installed by veterans of the Civil and Spanish American Wars.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04

In a recent announcement by the Bureau of War Risk Insurance World War veterans are warned not to pay for medical treatment, medi- cine, prosthedc appliances or dental treatment when they have a legaI government order. Several cases have been reported where physicians have not only collected fees for such work from ex-service men but have also collected such charges from the government
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08
pOEM gY2Nx5g2
UNCLE JOHNxz1
A FASHIONABLE DITTY,

What has become of the pipe hat. that h"urshe IL
da, oone? On the Fourth of July days like that we GIN
orally had one on And there amt no doubt that 1t done H
t nc onI, stovepne can TO fasten the triumph of ancient
are on the principal end Of man!
And what has became of the long tailed coat with ITS S'T
of dgnude? Has it went the way OF the Granger Nole OF
with tint babes in the wood! Has it drcd away, with It's
crinkle and flop to the valley of norman lace Does mean
that fine nricc at tailor shop established change OF base
And what has with the flown beard ana lhe e\e
ence which it hel There objections that ever hear
70 dppied whskery pelt! When the ugles lace III TINS
fair land can furnish its disguise, Teller may DOW 10
fashions demand, but, honestly, is it wise!
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08
AN ORDINANCE.
Continued from Page Ii


than thirty days. subject labor the public works o
the Town of Abbeve L both fined and imprisoned the
discretion of the Mayor.
Sec g. Be 1t Further Ordained, That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances conflict herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed
Sec Be 1t Further Ordained etc, That this Ordinance
shall take effect Immediately its adoption for
The above Ordinance having been read the Mayor thai
the said Ordnance ready for final and the Yea and
Nay vote being ordered resulted follows j. A. Boudreaux
Yea; A A. Dubus YEA E. NJ Stebbns YEA D. L. Mcpherson,
YEA and the Ordinance by the Mayor declared adopted
On motion of Mr. Boudreaux duly seconded by Mr. Dubus
the following Ordinance offered for adoption:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08
W. w. Bailey, Judge, presiding.

7I47-Rena Faux ct ais vs.. Mu-
tual Life Inc. Co., of New York.
Exception of no cadse Of action re-
opened for authorities.
Court then adjourned.
". W. BAILEY, Judge.
CHAS. c. LEBLANC, Minute Clerk,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

In this ease appearance Bond fixed
by tle Court at One Hundredt$lOOOOl
Dollars.
4074-Statc of Louisiana, ". AlcNlS
Dartcz (Remov. Quar-. CatticD
Heretofore fixed for this day, case
taken up and tried. evidence adduccd
and submitted aud Verdict at Guilty
rendered by the Court, and defendant
ordered to report on Monday, ScPtrm-
Der, 26th. next for sentence.
7l47-Rena FauIk ct al, ". Mutual
Life Insurance, co. Of New York.
Exception of no cause Of action filed
by Counsel on behalf of defendant
company, taken up and tried argued
and submitted aud same taken under
"dviScmrnt by the Court.
Goal AIcidc Adam, ". Ernest lie
Ieux.
Judgment rendered in favor fPlain-
tiff for the sum of Forty six and
20-l0O lS46.2OJ dollars, with legal inter
est thereon from Julicial Demand until
paid, and for all costs of suit, See De
cree.
Court then adjourned.
W. W. BAILY,
CHAS c. LEBLANC. Judge.
Minute Clerk.
Friday, September, 23rd, 1921.
Court met this day with Honorable
Judge, 18th Jud. Dist. Court of La.
7l76-Dr. L. NJ. BoudreadX, ".
Joseph Prejean.
Exception of Lis Pendence filed by
Counsel on behalf of defendant.
4073-State of Louisiana, vs.. Joseph
Baptiste(A. & b.
Appearance Bond fixed by the Court
ut ($l00.G0.)
7l19-Simon Rice Mill vs.. Clcobule
Trahan.
Case heretofore fixed for this day,
aiken up and tried, evidence adducea
nd submitted and case submitted,
Same taken under adviSement by the
'OUIt.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08
.. DISTRICT COURT MINUTES ..


= 9. ~ 100,
VI 'n"5l, ~ ~ IT,, wv w
Court met thlS "a! WI" num- w.
BalIy Judge, PreSiulhS
u,;r;a cr..o
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80, ~. s.r,.o, y. william,
r.. -, ~ ~.
-, 49,. y n,.,m,p 2oot 4 Sboo
-, 49, - II n,..'s.rJ a
We
l., .,.l of above eases. default en-
.r,l ..,aiu.t r,rb and all parties de-
.....l...'.
'I " R,s.ctt rt aI.
-
-IG1 American Wholesale Corn. vs..
vrr,irr UuIin.
r...h - oIo,.c. cos.s taken nm an con.
...,.,...i,.., ~ lcf.YIt trind evidence adj.
;nrcJ and submitted and Judgment rem
l,r.d IN favor of pIaiutiff rs nraved
..,n,l and fInI
-rGo-Wciu Bros Us. Iaodice Oar.
,o1 Of ,Is
.;aI a,.iIo,cn oddrrpd aud sub,nittod
md ;nd@mrnt rendered in favor Of
.IaIrt;iT -. rro,oI FIR 500 dcrrca and
}
3Io5-S+ate Of La. Us. Oldest dathieu
p,hLorv1
In his ease. annearance bond fixed
49, +ba Conrt ~ H. H,rdroJ ,s5n0I
''''' "
az S+o+o Of To ,s Tosbuo un.
,.r+ lTrosnossI
I.non ,,dtion of District A++orpov
IN ~ informo4;ar fIod nafandont
,..,rc,h+ ir+o Cont ron,Iorl,. orro;gnnd
icoT not gniItv AMI nnon fnrtboT moi
IAN - DiStri.t At+or,ot. aoso 8vad for
.,'1oarancr hond fxod n s50 A0
! -
4O62-State Of La. VS.. Joe August
4o7o- State of Ia vs No,+b, Cade
y,
- "
'' tLm y, "t'to o, fno f DO az
''o 80 I 10 i'' Inv 1 - 80 ~
-. - ao;J e. a. ;,,,orao.o. \
Li',, - S' ~, "e, ~ pr ne t nv ,e'
,o-- C.o.fTa n-,o C,a.o-.
W. 80 - o. ' ;. 80. I'M .ld
~ 'S 70 ro,," -
II. IT. -, i,.t III. ui
Jnro1 b.. tI ~ - 80 $50 "' ~
aeIeu .! tne Nourt 70 report On MON
3e"rah'e o'hu nNeu at 9'o'OV'
,o-, O..
nnfoUaa mot h un"et So ~ conr. roo
eienu'nt oiousn' iptc oo"It' Iosu'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08
AN ORDNANCE
Declaring Street Fairs public nuisance of an aggravated


nature. and prohibiting them in the Town Of Abbevie Lou
! isiana.
Section Be 1t Ordained by the Mayor and the Board of
of Aldermen of the Town of Abbevle louisiana That fairs
consisting of numerous tents including shows and exhibitions
IN front OF which are stationed blowing horns an talking
hough egaphone to attract attention. together with
boohs structures ferris Wheels merry rounds and other
devices for amusement of the public profit to the owners
and commonly known STREET FAIRS be and the same are
hereby declared to be public nusance aggravated nature
and such prohibited in the Town of Abbevc Louisiana
Sec 2 Be 1t Further Ordained etc. That all ordinances ur
parts Of ordinances in conflict herewith be and the same are
hereby repealed
Sec J. Be 1t Further Ordained etc. That this Ordnance
shall take effect Immediately upon its adoption for cause
The above Ordnance having been read the Mayor declared
said Ordnance ready for final the Yea and Nay vote
being Orieded resulted follows J. A. Bou6reaux Yea A.
Dubus YEA H. NJ Stebbns Yea and d. H. Mcpherson Yea and
tie Ordnance was by the Mayor declared adopted
On motion of Mr. Stebns duly seconded by Mr. Dubus the
following Ordnance offered for adoption:
AN ORDNANCE
Prohibiting the operation of Gambling Houses for profit de-
fning gambling House. and providing penalty for the
violation of this ordinance.
Sec Be It Ordained by theMayor and Board oAlermen Of
the Town OF Abbev Louisiana That the purposes of anv
prosecution under this ordinance gambling anv place
Whatsoever where of chance of kind
ter played for for for tokens and whore
the conduct of such place operates directly indirectly the
profit of individuals, and not exclusively the
direct profit of the actual participants in such games and also
Shat for the purpose of this Oance and for any prosecution
hereunder gambling house is also place whatsoever where
athletic contests and sports and games actually
held and where opportunity is Oorded for wagering upon
athletic contests sports and games of chance.
Sec Be It Further Ordained etc. That tie oncraton Of
gambling houses for profit herein defined be and the same
hereby prohibited in the Town of Abbeville. Louisiana
Sec 2 Be 1t Further Ordained etc. That whatsoever shall
operate gambling house for profit herein defined shall be
fined in not exceeding One Hundred Dollars mrson.
ed not han thirty days. subject to work the Public
works of Tie Town may be both fined and imprisoned at the
discretion Of The Mayor.
Sec Re II Further Ordained, etc. That all orraances,
parts Of ordinances conflict herewith be and the
hereby repealed
Sec s. Be II Further Ordained etc. That this ordinance
shall take effect Immediately up 1t adoptOn
TIE above ordinance having been read the Mayor stated
that the said Ordinance ready for final vote and the Yea
and Nay being ordered resulted follows J. A. Bou
lreaux Yea A. A. Dubus YEA E NJ Stebbin Yea and D. L.
Mcpherson Yea, P I. Broussard being absent.
J. c. BROUSSARD Secretary. ROM. P LEBLANC Mayor.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

State of Louisiana, VS.. Jean
etc,l u"A'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

Monday, September, 26,:,, 1921.
Court met this day with Hon. W. ".
:. W. Bailey, Judge presiding
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

4073-State of Louisiana, vs.. Joseph
Baptiste(A. & b.
Appearance Bond fixed by the Court
at ($l00G0.)
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

4O69-state of Louisiana, VS.. soshup
iebcrt( Fail Road Duty,l -
4OV-state of Louisiana, W. Joshua
Hebert, (Trespass,) ~
Case so. 4077 being heretofore fixed
Tor this day, was regularly taken nm
and tried, evidence adduced and sub.
n-tted and Verdict of Gailtv rendered
oy the Court, In case No. 1869, defend.
ieoeEt was sentenced by the Court "a
ay fine of $500 and costs of Corr
ID IL defaaule of said payment to be
mea'eerated IN the Parish Jaij for =
I'm Of Fifteen Is DAYS. In casa NJ
4JT7, said Defendant Hebert senteaco Si
a 20 pay fine Of $1,000 and costs ot
court and to be incareerated n Tho
farish Jail FOR term of TenG01 aavs
ami in default Of sal pavment - bs
L-;earcerated in the Parish Jail for an
additional TenQO) days. ''' VI
State of l,ouisiar,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

7176-Dr. L. NJ. BoudreadX, ".
Joseph Preiean.
Exception of Lis Pendence filed by
Counsel on behalf of defendant.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

4070-State of La. vs.. Martha Cade,
y. X b.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

4075-State IF La. VS.. Ozeme Chatag
uier, Removing Guaranteed Cattle.)
Defendant broIglt into Court ,regu
larly arraigned, plead guilt, and or
dered by the Court to report on Mon
Jay, Nov. 9TH, next, for sentence. APP
learance bond fixed at $4,000.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

4062-State of La. vs.. Joe August
\. & b.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08
Court then adjourned.
W. W. BAILY,
CHAS c. LEBLANC. Judge
Minute Clerk.

Friday, September, 23rd, 1921.
Court met this day with Honorable
Judge, 18th Jud. Dist. Court of La.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

Each of above defendants sentenced
- the Court to pay a fine of $1,000
nd costs Of Court, and in default OF
ayment of said fine, to be incarcerated
I the parish Jail for a term of 10 days
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

f077-State of La. VS.. Joshua He
Dcrt, (Trespass).
Upon motion of District Attorney,
5ill of information filed. Defendant
brought into Court, regularly arraigned
lead not guilty, and upon further mo-
ion Of District Attorney, case fixed fol-
rial for Thursday, SepJ. 22nd, next
appearance bond fixed at $4,000
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
Real Estate Transfers

TN Minr-rua Town company 10 II
NJ. Miller; north 20 fe,, lot 20. and all
Of lot 80 Block II. Lake MLnncaua ad-
dition. $3.50.
Ninncaua Town company to Sam
Miller: north Is feet lot -. end all OF
lot IS. and south fco, OF lot 20. block
II. Lake M,nn~pua addition. $50.
Grant Colhurn to Ida w. Bc-scy.
lot 10. block ~. County Addition.
H,5Np
, Tho Prv--p~r Building and Loan
Ascociation TO I. l.. Williams. lots 5s
And 20. block 81, Stcciton. 81.
George Edward DigEory. Sr., To Fan
aio DigEory: lots and 6. block II.
Lakewood subdivision. Gift deed.
GcorErc r. DiEgory to Fannie Dig
eory. lots : and 8. block Il. lakewood
suhdiylioa. gift decd.
Max St.in to Girolamo PaEano: lot
!. block IL. city Of Pueblo. 500.
John g. Nroman to Mabel II Rrun-
ne; lots I and ., block is. Matticc's
addition. 500.
Thiiip ]. sohmi,t to fssr- Leach: lots
S and -. block -. Sownort. 500.
Woodrow Wileon. as president. TO
fohn Charles Uaskc.t: 10 acres in sec
ton -. twp. -. range g.. u. s. patent.
William I. simpson and Ida n.
SIMPSON to Joseph and Esther Maicr;
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

west part fractional 10. Z. block -,
T.. Pueblo. 81.
Robert 4 Kyle to Edward Friend:
lots II and %. block IL. Mesa cub
division. 5000.
Ivv l.. Glenn to J pruett lots II
and II. block 80, T.. Pueblo. fson.
The North Dundee Land and Invesf
men, company to Margaret W Kin
drcd. lots IN and II. block ?. North
Dundee Place. $500.
q \. Sechler to i &. sherman
north half Of the northwest quarter
section s. twp. ~. range ss. $1,000
s w Aldrod to James Froney: un
divided "a of the southeast quarter
section "a. twp Il. range g.. 81 .coo
NJ. J. Knowles to James Il Mc,'rath
north is .-5 feet lot Il. and south is
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

lots 20 and 80. block 10, Minne1us ad-
dition. N.o"".
=. n. Sellers to j. ". Hotf'nen'
t-,s, in pouish, described. 1900
Zoe kiddcr Jshn to Eugene Nfen-
back and carl &. Lawrence; lots I and
(, block - y. Pueblo. i.ics
t,serh Il Wilson to hoo kidder
Ishn: tote ! and :, block 70. city of
Pueblo, 5000.
J. @. Harvey to John WriEh'; lot
4 blnck a. CraigE addition. 81 nNo.
Hans Cheugord to william g. and
Dorothy Ccore. lots q. =. -. block l.
NeIrosr Place. $500.
Following is tho last rrr-flood list
William e Sscrist and John u. Ant
son. executors, to CleNia Il. she on
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

"a feet 10, ~. Browns subdivision.
5000.
clifford e. Cox TO Mary Salrronecn
Crank; lots Is and Is. block ~, Minns-
qua Heights. tsn0.
4 W. Walker to John Van Neto-.
lots and I. block -. city Of Pueblo.
s.. 800
John q. C;ot'uis 10 Dar !. Norton
lots T. TO Il inclusive. block ib,, Fair
mount rBrk. ttee,
carlos =. Burton to v Tschmeiitsch:
lots IS and ~. block IL. Dundee Pace.
1900
charles 4. Wooster to Mary u.
Hoery. lot ts. Booth Gardens 81 500.
Charles \ Webster to Mary y
Hoery; lots IL. Booth Gardens. ~ SeA
! Mary Il. Hocry to Lois Hocry. undi-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
PERSONS AND EVENTS


Leave You no laugh un-laughed today. !
Time forges on and does not pay
A backward glance.
You cannot cash the Past. nor borrow
Upon the credit of Tomorrow
NOW Is your chanca.
Edmund Vance Cooke.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, of Los An
geles, Calf. announces the marriage
of her daughter. Mary Jane, to Mr..
Paul r.. Clifford in Pueblo on Tuesday,
June IA. They are now residing at
2225 West street.
An members of Chapter F. p. f. o.,
are asked to meet at the homo of Mrs.
A. l.. Doyle, 12l west Ninth street,
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
for a short business session.
This cotcrfe of friends motored out
near Beulah Saturday to enjoy n week
emd camping party: Mr.. and Mrs
Walter A. Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Gorham. DR.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Mid
dlekamp.
There will be called meeting Of The !
Woman's Auxiliary to Pueblo Typo |
graphical union in the home of Mrs. |
A. Doyle, on Friday afternoon at |
2;So O'Clock for the transaction of busi- |
ness matters. All members are urged |
TO be present.
Mr.. George ] Dunbaugh who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. C. |
Watson Devine, and family, will leave |
today for Chicago, accompanied by |
Mrs Devine and daughter, Barbara, !
who will visit with Mr. and Mrs Dun
haugh in Chicago for six weeks or
two months. Mr.. Dcvine will Join them
later in that city where he will spend
his vacation.
Mrs. NJ NJ Walter and daughters.
the Misses Ethel and Gladys Walter.
are planning to leave July 1 for Cal
lfornia where they will .ojourn for
the summer and when autumn comes
Will go to Dallas. Texas. to spend the
winter.
Mrs. L. r. shallenberger left yest.r-
day for Fcnton. Mich. where she will
visit several months with her parents.
Lyman I. Henry Jr. who has an ap-
pointment in Washington. d. c.. left
Pueblo last Saturday night. His many
friends predict success for him.
Mrs. Ward Moore, the Misses Edna
And Mildred Moore. motored to Glen
Lake yesterday to spend few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alvin Shrepfer-
man who are sojourning there on their
honeymoon.
Mrs p. J. League. OF Chicago. ar
rived IN Pueblo recently to visit dur
ins July with her rslstivea She was
accompanied by her mother. Mrs. j
c. Dean. who has been visiting several
months In the south and in Chicago
Nj. League will come later for his va
cation
Mr.. and Mr.. ". Ross. OF Denver.
motored to Pueblo Saturday and en-
joyed a brief visit with Miss Lucille
Creci. returning to their homo Mon
day.
Friends here received tclesram
Monday announcing the marriage of
Mrs, James NJ. Young. Of Pueblo. to
DR. Crouthers. Congressman from New
York city. in Wheeling. West Virginia.
Monday morning.
Miss Lrono voorhees, who has been
visiting Miss Sybil Harris in wichita
Kan. is expected TO arrive in Pueblo
tomorrow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

vlded half in,c-o~, in lot IL. Booth
Gardens. gift deed.
John pe Angels to James n Rich.
ardsor. tract in sections - aud ~
twp u. range 81. $1,000.
u " Robertson to Si-,ten'z Little
Lodge .si. Danish Brotherhood of
America. o5-ino acr.s ~ section IL.
twp. =, rance So, -"
James Y. Fattee to Joseph
stanko. lots 70 and y. Lincoln subdi-
vision. tl.Oon
Il. u. and claudia Morton to Pueblo
county. strir Of la.nn ut tho end of the
Hucrfsro bridge on Santa r. trail.
described by mctes and bounds. $500.
Blood travels thru the heart at a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

Attached TO tho Salvation Army in
London is deaf and dumb corps.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
Yard Goods at Sc,
10c and 15c Yard

Our yard goods section in the Basement always
popular Now it is doubly so Water and mud have
less effect on this sort Of merchandise than on any
the flood.
Wednesday Will be a good time to stock up" on
unbleached Musln colored Cheesecloth, Calico, Per-
cale Ratine, at ...................... SC
Outing Flannel, comfort ChaIles, Percales under
wear Crepe, apron Gngh and Silkoline at -. lOe
-G,ngham, shirting Madras, Dmity. Crepe. Long
cloth, Crash To~elmg, Cheviots, Percales RomPer
Cloth, Cneham, Sateen, at t........l .. l5c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

Moro people die Of extreme heat
than Of extreme s.old.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

Blood travels thru the heart at a
rate of seven miles an hour.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29

You can readily imagine how much DANA
could be done to dresses of this kird. Pcrca
and Cinshams are ".igh. {, home" in water.
". have made the pri:c about half r ordcc
sell them all at once.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
Women Will
Be Here
Early for
These

We could 60 into detail on the
items listed below and tell You what
a bargain Poplin Skirt is for $3.50,
or how beautiful the Sweaters were
that arc TO sell at $3.50. but most
women know better than VIC can tell
them lust what is bargain. and what
isn't, and the prices themselves tell
the story here.
WASH SKIRTS in white frathcr
they were whitc) will be E. so
WOLFE WAISTS will
be ................ OUC
-POPLIN DRESS SKIRTS will
be .................. 81 30
WOOL PLAID SKIRTS will
bc Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
-KIMoNoS will be ........ SOC
SILK and WOOL SWEATERS
will be .S1.9S. $3.50. S3.9S
DRESSING sACoUBS will
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-29
Our Mems and
Boys depart
ment Was
Stocked
Heavily

We have enough Canvas Gloves to
supply every man in town; Under
wear by the ton: Sox b, the gross;
hundreds of items that every man
needs; and sec the prices.
Canvas Gloves, pair ....... Sc
Shirts and Drawers, pair :. 35c
Work So1, pairr for ..... 25<
Heavy Wool So1 .......... SOc
Tics, 6 for .............. S5c
Trousers for work and dress,
1Sc and up.
Union Suits. both summer and
winter ................... .1O(
Boys ovcralls ........ SOC
Boys Blousos ........... soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-24
WOMEN Do WONDERS
WITH DIAMOND DYES
Few Cents Dyes Faded. Shabby
Garments. Draperies, Every
thing into New

Guih~se vonen ean fye 9uFthne
wlh . gmcsaxe ~ Diamond Eyyes An
oi1 wprn coat skfTt waist. sweata-x
sarlsora. dress ~ faded esockinxs
giofes aTagNres. Ese-Hleres fh4if
coyers znYthine. whether wool SILK
liner. cotton Or uixed goods. car w.
diamond -dyed ~ hook Hke new Easy
carsct40ns ID each srsrkaEe gslaranfee
sssrfees rNpalts Druggist hiss Color
Card showing axual raaterials dsa-
ssc -gssed 81 q woDdrcnBs range Di
rieA fzdeaess cesnrE Don't risk voar
raxfers2l ia 4 poor dye.