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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
CENSUS SHOPS SHORTAGE
or LIVESTOCK on RANCHES
TRIBUTARY TO Filler
survey Made by Agricultural Department Of
Rural High School Discloses Average of
Only Two Cows on Each Farm
SOUTHARD ASKS
FOR A DiVORCE
Me-. ~nafhrrsi breaks Down " hen
~hc NJ. - The Report

In communication 10 Prosecutor
'rank d. stephan. ~ho wa~ success
sui In securing the conviction OF his
wife on a charge ~ murder. Paul V.
Souihard chief petty officer In the
navy. stationed a. san Pedro. Calf.
has asked that steps be taken 10 -
cure Tor him divorce from LYDIA
Meyer Southland. who H. nov serving
term in the Idaho state penifen-
tlary.
Airs Soufhari upon hearing the
aews Is said 10 have broken down for
ihe first time since she ~as brought
o this county on the murder charge
M press association sent out q dis
afch from Los Angeles that Mr.
outhara had denied he was seeking
q divorce. bat his origiual letter ON
the subject 20 Mr. stephans Is in the
Prosecutors possession
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
BANK ENLARGINC
OARTERS TWICE
PRESENT SIZE
Anderson office Moves To Jack or
Eaiidin.-ScfiIdman and ta-e
A'~o Ia Change

The officers and directors OF IN,
Farmers and Merchants hank vii
this month celebrate the fourth anna
yersary of the founding 81 The loca
Institution By eniarglng the bank
quarters 10 twice it, pres ma size. az
d by installing new fixtures aud equip
ment more la keeping With the pre-
ent business needs ~ the concern.
Since the opening Of the bank o..
December "a. 1917. BIS A. o Mad
land and W A. shear. H. present
cashier and vice pr sident. it, growt
has been steady and certain The
bank al present occupies The sam,
quarters as when organized. 40
west half OF the Anderson and Gas
building on Main street Altho the
need for additional room has bee
apparent Tor some time II was no
until recently. that the directors ap
proved plan Of expansion 81
Edwards has the construction cor
tract for remodeling the building. in
cluding the installation 81 nov
front
The expansion necessitafes the 70
moval from the building % the OH
ces OF Arthur r. And rs0n. and
Sehlidman aud Case. who have long
occupied the building. The transfer
of the Ander on office equipment
WIS affected Tuesday. being move
into the new y. A. Jackson brle.
office room which was constructed
this summer on the north side OF,
Main street.
Messrs schildman and Case. live
stock dealers. will take quarters ia
the Filler Hardware company bnlld-
ing
when completely remodeled the
Farmers and Merchants bank build
Ink will in zsrs6 feet Ia dimensions
There will BE- sestibule entrance
N the east side 81 the front. En-
freely new fixtures will be installed
md the interior arrangements will
provide q directors room and many
'ther modern Improvements aud con
ienienees
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
Craybill Peterson

Al the nome 81 the bride p parent
here this afternoon Mis- Mary GRAY
bin. sell known local teacher aud
club leader. vas united IN marriag
o. Mr. Orsai u Peterson. ~ spo
kane Promptly a .two O'Clock
Ralph "a Mas<cr. ~ Boise. cousin
Of the bride. sang on. Promise Me. q
followed b. 4 Love You Truly ~
vas accompanied ~ Miss Gail Mns-
ger. also cousin OF the bride TO the
tune Of Meadelssohns ~e.ldina
march. played by alis. Lois Ken
triek 81 Bail the bridal pair enter
Cd. ace snpanied ~ Miss Lillian
craybili. sistr OF the bride. and
Harold Mussef. II CEREMONY Wa
rad ~ y. 4 Graybifi. father % the.
br'fe iJt,ie MARY ioass Yoaax
was fiower girl Decoration - ye,.
i..E and white ehrysnnfhanms. ser,
carr . cat With deIehtfai effect
I-elio, iag the ceremony tfras.-
,ourse dinner ~. served the I.rre
wedding party Guests inciua =
Mr. o .. Young. Huxley. rtah
Airs. FraAces Ei~ser. ar and AIRS
49, =. Nussef and family. Air.. and
Airs. Js1n Muser aud family. Mr.
snd AR , y. Nasser aud family OF
Barley Mr and airs y r. Ken
trick Of Iiuhi r. ~ Musser 81
~. and Mr and Mrs Ray Mann
The aapps bridal pair Icfi or The er-
fnsns train Cor lewiston where they
~ill make their future hsme. Ar
rettr-"n has pos fh,n ~ifh tie
Eeaeh store 81 that place II ~as
= the I.~.iston state norlnai school
nat the hriie received her frsiniaE.
,he - eialiy.d la kinaersar. en- and
'ias ~ork. aad has az acquaintance
hrn..li the eoanty. having been re-
- ~ ably sneeessfri in the garloas
iub enterprises which she uRd1r-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
Wet Weather Descends
Upon Filler Country

The storm eioais cleared np this
morning after several days Of snow
rain and ineiem n' weather. Roads
generally are IN . mnddy condition.
hrt FOR - most par fhe main tray
eied roadvaY> are either paved Or
srd surfaced - little complaint n
made. ne rr+ir afvanfage OF "
ier'- paved Main sfeei q nos ap-
oarenf ard lhose who come here 20
trade are s~s4r J ~ clean. dry
streets.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

Sspc Deaman Named Chairman Of
Nocssi oasl Sseslos

Superintendent ceorga T. nonnan
and Miss Jesse Thornbnr. Home Eco.
Monies Instructor. Of the Rural high
school. attended the annual meeting
~ the Idaho Teachers association
held in Boise the latter part OF last
week
Dr David Starr Jordoa. the fam
Gus educator and publfcist OF Leland
Stanford university was one Of the
principal speakers al the session
~lich ~as largely attended
y Among the legislative matters
~hieh were endorsed BY the associa-
sion were: . proposed bill for state
vide mileage tar which il aid 10 n
urgently needed by the poorer de-
tricts "a demand for the revision OF
the present teachers retirement
fsud Law and a third demane for
legislative provision for = state high
srhool inspector
Mr. D~nmsn Gas named chairman
for the coming year Of the vocation
81 section OF the association Dur
ing the convention a meeting % the
various athletic heads Of the state
high schools Vas held Mr.. Deaman
seted as chairman of this meeting.
which resulted In the formulation 81
q new set Of rales governing the
state Athletic sssocistlos for the
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
'eem & Hammerquist
Announce Big Sale

Rrem 4 Iiamm rquisi, the oldest
General merchandise concern In Filler
Dnounce biz pre-inventory clear
nee sale In this issue. The sale
viii start saturday morning and ex-
esptional bargains are announced
or every department This sale
Wili last seven days. ending Decem-
her 10
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
DISTRICT COURT
ASKED FOR NEW
SOUTHARD TRIAL
Law Interpretation Ea-i- ~ D.-n,a.
far Re-iiearins 90 the Fam-
ou~ Murder fa-e

Easing claim ON alleged miscoi
sfraetion Of The Law by tie court
the ease of The State Of Idaho again
LYDIA Meyer Southland. on murdc
rharge. Attorneys " v Gnfhr
Homer G. Mill~ aud and \ n Hicks
for the defense. have filed appllca
tions Ia the court for . new trial
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
Daniels Jester

Mrs Emma Daniels and Thomas
lester were united IA marriage AZ the
Methodist patronage the affern Don
81 Thanksgiving day The Rev c.
y Deal performed The ceremony.
Mr ani Nrs. Jester viii make their
h.ne here.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
DEATH THURSDAY
OF GROVER PUCH
WAR VETERAN
f'osfhuinous Son Bora Same Day Ia
Veterans wido~--I;assaI
saturday

Funeral services under the aus
piees OF Filler post American Legion
were conducted Saturday afternoon
for Grover n. Pugh. veteran Of the
World War and the first member Of
the local legion post who has died.
Dir. Pngh died Thanksgiving day
under peculiarly tragic circumstance
having been patient al 8 Twin Falls
hospital for exactly a week. follow
in an accident al the Amalgamated
Sugar company factory. la which he
fractured his skull and received con
eussion OF the brain. lie fell Is
fest To cement flooor. and was TAX
en- in an unconscious condition 10
the hospital where he later died IL
was several hours before he later re-
gained his poise. and at no time was
he considered entirely out OF dam
ger.
Air. Push was married year ago
last June 10 Miss Laura gutter She
VAS with him 10 the last. and a few
hours after her husbands death
gave birth 10 mis- posthamous son
The mother and son arr now an the
hospital and their condition l. salts
factory Mr. Push served With the
l6lst Field Hospital corps. tbs I'M
Il OF which dozen local boys were
members. and vas greatly admired
by his former buddies. who on Satur-
day were given an opportunity 10 pay
their last tribute. Mr. Push was as
ISOLATED With AIR. Mattson and ArVid
Johnson in the Southern Idaho Brick
and Tile company. and made his
home in Twin Falls.
lie was one OF the charter members
II the local Legion post. and was one
" is active members lie was Civ
IN military funeral al the Metho-
list church. attended By uniformed
'x-seryice men and Borrowing friends
nd relatives.
The Rev. c. r.. Deal preached tho
uneral sermon and was followed by
~ -. ellis. post commander. Who
ave the eulogy The choir sang
Rock OF AGES. and Beautiful Isle
4 Somewhere The funeral pro-
ession Was perhaps the most inn
n i've ercr held hero Headed by 4
he firing squad OF eight men and
ellis. the funeral cor
ege moved slowly from the church 4.
D Main street and thence east on +,
hat street 40 Fair avenue #,
Second in line was the color guard
caring the beautiful national and
'gion eolors. Following came the :
nsler and chaplain. then the motor Il
esrse With the pail bearers watkins 7
he sides o
Al the cemetery the regular Le- q
on ritual vas carried out With the a
ring squad firing three sOlleys over p
'e grave % the departed war yeter- o
!. Taps. played beautifully by Or. "
". Hawkins. marked the final ey-
u OF the services
Air Pngh vas horn in 1888 al
rlth OF Wilson. Va H. came TO
aho five or six year. ago. lie e b.
rsised ny his parents. Ar and Mrs b
% N. Pagh OF Virginia. and ~ two 81
sters. Airs Fred Williams OF this q
ace AIRS. Lee Royster OF Boise X.
ID five brothers. Parker and nrask 4
this place. and Britton. wake and Of
,dge. Who sim reside in the east 10
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
LARGE AMOUNT or
ROADS BEING BUILT
WITH EARluER-LABOR
:. NJ. McQueary and Contractors Harkins,
and Phelps Uniting to Build Several Miles
Roadway In Every Direction

Another mile OF crushed rock
highway in this district was eomplet-
I'd last Thursday. by forces working
under Road Builder C. NJ Me
Queary. The strip lies south from
the John Kaeser corner and connects
with the state highway.
Work Is now progressing on the
second mile which Is continuation
OF the completed mile.
A mile OF grayeled road has Just
been completed at Peavey. and work
men are nov engaged In completing
the l.82 miles on the west end OF the
state highway.
Work has also commenced on
another mile in the Maroa district
This project extends north from the
Sierer corner 70 Maroa school house.
Thirty-flye teams are engaged in
hauling gravel out OF Clarks grade.
Most OF those engaged in the work
are farmers.
Supplies Much Labor
building projects IL supplied BY the
district's rock crusher south OF town.
now being operated by the Phelps
CONSTRUCTION Co.
Rock for the plant Is not blasted
from the quarry but is bsing hauled
BY farmers and laborers from the
farms within a radius OF two and
three miles.
II is stated that those engaged i'm
the work receive an average Of from
s. to SIS a day. and there are be-
tween 60 and 20 individuals nov
supplying rock for the ernsher
This system was put into effect on
November 4. by Mr. Phelps. and al
ready $4,000 has be paid out to
farElers and others. 'fhe payroll
sssrasas about s230 a day.
Payment is made by the yard 50
cents is paid for each yard hauled
The average load being about three
yards. when the idea vas first pro-
posed Il was thought that about 80
yards would be received a day.
However. rock Is now being hauled
81 The rate OF $50 yards every day.
The advantage OF this system TO
the community in general is very APP .
parent. II has stimulated the labor
problem here, and supplied MANY
men with profitable work. sud yet
has been direct saving to the nigh /.
way district
In some instances ~here there
have been long hauls, workers have
been further compensated by being .
paid 20 cents yard by farmers Who :
Wished the rock removed from thefr a
premises 4
There has been another economic
,dyantafe To th- community. mas h
mach as the unsightls rock. which q
u most instances has long been "a
iear3d from the land and piled by o
. nces. il beins removed. tending 10 1,
increase the sishtliness and value Of
the lind
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

or especial interest 90 the read
~ 81 this paper Is the announcement
r. this issue - the qaiffing business
ale OF the Hub clothing store. This
ale il scheduled 20 commence Sat
urday morning. and undoubtedly
will be- pafronlzed by large Numbers
u persons. , - Arnovitz of Salt
Lake city T. assisting Ia closing ont
the stock
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
nahI Game Hard roaehs

The game last Thursday was well
attended. many being here from
both Twin Falls aud Dahl
Starring for Bull were Pullman
nd Ambroee. FSlers shining lights
were Capt l. Aman. o. Aman. aud
Click. all baek-fieId men. Bulls
baek-f.eld lacked SNAP and fighting
ability The game Vas bitterly con
tested. but At no time vas Ffers
goal endanserrd Dahl used The
forward pass Nth some success.
At Boise the same day. Twin Fails
lost to the capitol city team BY .
to score.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01

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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
BIsckfoos's s,rrng,h

As for Biackfoot. she has defeated
Pocatelio 10 TO 3. an dfhe latter team
",sa over Idaho Falls. Pocatello lost
10 Am. riesn Falls II to :: Rupert
defeated American Fails. 81 10 Il.
and Filler defeated Rupert IS TO o.
l'ocafeilo plays Bots. saturday At
Eoise. Eaise beat Twin Falls. so
the Boise district has defeated Twin
Falls and this district.
Boise beat Caldwell. ~ 10 2. cald-
well beat Nampa to &. Nampa has
conceded Caldwell 10 be the best
team and as Boise beat Caldwell. she
is first team in that district.
IL Pocatello heats Boise Saturday.
and Filler hats Blackfoot. it is then
very evident that Filers team is AL
cad OF the Eizekioo, section.
IL l. pointed out that early season
games are not So important as late
season games. and the = al strength
OF teams should be Judged more by
The latter results.
Filler is thought 10 have an even
break with Blaekfoof. aud whether
or not she emerges victorious T. a.
matter OF speculation. dep ndent up
on the individual playing OF Pliers
team
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
Dape On Teams

Here is the dope on the two
teams:
Filler has lost but one game dur
ing the ason. and that was 10 Twin
Falls by rs to o score The locals
have earned $50 points during the
season against their opponents -.
Fiier claims second place in this dis
triet. as Wendell defeated Rupert
lG To "A. while Filler won over the
same team 30 TO o. Wendell forfeit
ing her game with Filsr.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-12-01
EXER PL1YS
BLHCKEOOT
S1IURD4 Y

Decision was reached this morning
that the high school gridiron team
meet Blackfoot here Saturday aft
noon az 2:s0 O'Clock in 4 post sea.
son game.
Weather conditions. which up 10
this morning had been unsatisfac-
tory. seems 10 warrant definite an-
nouneement of the battle. altho lit
tie time is given for advertising the
contest
Since the AZ TO defeat given
Bull here Thursday afternoon OF last
week. Coach Denman. the team. and
local fans have been trying 10 miy
with some tcam-of Championship cal.
ibre. and IL was finally decided to
Elackfoot. considered ons
OF the strongest teams in the state.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
Little Children's
UndermuslinS

Bloomer drawers Of white cot
ton crepe, SOC a pair, and Of white
cambric, 45c a pair; sizes in these
being two to twelve years.
Bloomer-drawers Of black sateen
are Csc a pair for sizes four to
ten years, and 81 pair for sizes
ten to fourteen.
Nightgowns of nainsook, cam.
brio and pink batiste are 65c to
81 for sizes six to fourteen years.
Outing flannel nightgowns are
81 and $3.50 for one, two and
three year sizes; 95c to 1926 for
six to fourteen years.
NainsoOk nightgowns for In
fants, 66c to $2.26; sizes one TO
three years.
trhird FIeor, Chsstnut) :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
A Sale of Every Oriental Rug in Our
Stock at a Saving of One Third

AS was only to be expected, this
unprecedented offering has brought
an extraordinary response. There is
not the slightest need for us to i'm
press people with the unusualness of
the event. They recognize it.
It is the first time that such a
stock Of Oriental rugs has been
offered in it's entirety at saving Of
one-third from the former price of
every piece in the collection.
1t may be we'll to say, however,
that the earlier you choose the more
certain are you of getting the very
piece you most desire.
There are Persian rugs in carpet,
medium and small sizes.
There are several very attractive
lots of Caucasian pieces.
There are great, big, attractive
Chinese carpets, that are very much
in favor.
(ssyenth FIoor e
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
New Low Price
on WOmen's
Mocha GlOves--S4

When the price revision is
downward, as 1t Is on these fash
ionable gloves, II is always good
news to be able to record the
fact.
These gloves are Of the fash
ionable mocha, with that velvety
softness which no other leather
possesses in just the same way,
and they are in tan or gray
shades, with one-clasp fastening,
and are outseam sewn.
81 the pair.
thsln Floor, Centrai>
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
WOmen's Sweaters
and Scarfs Less
Than Half Price

Some fine imported sweaters
are among them, many hand
made sweaters and slip.over
styles that would be excellent for
sports wear, for golf and 10 on.
There Is . good assortment Of
colors, $3.50 to $3.50.
Brushed-wool scarfs, Soc to 50.
Chiefly odds and ends Of much
higher priced kinds.
(Esst Aisie)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
New BlOOmer Dresses
for Small Girls

Comfortable and practical Is
the bloomer dress--and pretty.
too, when 1t Is so attractive as
these new dresses!
There are bloomer dresses Of
firm chambray. Of clear. pretty
ginghams, and Of other new cot
tons in colors that small girls will
like TO wear. ,.......
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
For Chapped Hands
-Reine Marie
Witch Hazel jelly

It's a helpful lotion, we make
1t in our own laboratories, and
there are many calls for just such
a preparation at this time of year.
25c for the 3-ounce size--5Oc for
the 8-ounce bottle.
(Main Floor. Chestnu)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08

Shocking is a favorite form Of
trimming, but others have stitch
ing, some have little frills and
others are embroidered.
There's a wide variety from
which to choose, all the dresses
are brand.new, and the prices 20
from $3.50 to $3.50.
Z 10 8 year sizea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
Young Women's Fine NeU
FOcks for ManyNeeds, ,$85 Each

Among the lovely new
Spring things Is a collection of
new street, afternoon and
evening dresses, all so pretty
II would be a pleasure to wear
any one Of them!
It Is the rich, beautiful en-
broidery on the deep blue
Canton crepe afternoon dress
which is It's chief distinction.
Gold and henna are the pre-
dominating embroidery colors
and the frock Is charmingl
Another Canton crepe dress
for afternoon is in the new
brown, combined with char
meuse of the same color. II Is
In panel effect, has many iri.
descent beads, and Is very
smart.
Shining blue taffeta makes
a fetching frock with deep
tunie and a touch of creamy
eyelet embroidery at the.round
neck and short sleeves.
A new street dress Of dark
blue Poiret twill has a panel
Of black satin down the front
and artistic embroidery in rose
and black.
One Of the prettiest is q
brown taffeta dinner dress
with a tunic Of airy brown
lace and a quaint, pointed
basque, with short sleeves.
Another handsome brown
taKeta dress has lace sleeves,
a filmy lace tunlc, and q bright
spot Of color at the girdls.
(Seesnd n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
Odd Lots of
Curtains From a
Third to a Half Less

They are precisely the kinds
that are best suited to warmer
weather, being muslin, scrim, lace,
fancy nets, Irish" point and
Marie Antoinette and there Is a
great economy in buying them
this way.
In one, two or three pair lots
and sold only by the lot.
(rifth tIoor, Mark.,/
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
About One-Third of Ones Life
Is Spent i'm Bed

This exactly but very timely the February
mattress sale. ''
Obviously needs to be particular place in which
spends approximately onethrd
particularly in the choice of bedding. ~ 0 'pP'e'
AS matter of prccauion principle VIC cell or .h.
pest and safest grades Of hair and feather nos
and holsters and bedsprngs. ' P''''
In this February Sale wboJa
gooas at substantial savings from regular prices - '
tsxh stnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
Finest Handmade Blouses
Ever Here From Porto Rico

Really perfectly beautiful waists, fine the most fasdous
ma could DESIRE
They sheer voe and stitch Of the making every
embroidery work hand DONE Also they
trimmed with real baby Irish flet laees which
embroidered the material.
the bib others have necks and long
roll cors-n they the newest and prets styles You
will b surprised at the moderate prices, $685. to s2O
CssrsD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
The AlbatrOss
KimOnOs Women
Like So Much

A new shipment 10 now here
and that means all the colors to
choose from--pink, rose, light and
dark blue, wistaria and lavender.
There Is no trimming and the
edpes are sca,loped. The weight
Is Just right for Spring. $685. ts
the price.
Third Flssr. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
White Fancy VOile

at the new lower price Of 85c a
yard Is n sheer and charming
material for women's and chill
dren's frocks and women's shirt
waists.
There are more than o dozen
patterns - mostly arrangements
Of dots and squares. The width
Of the goods Is So inches.
(Ffrst Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
The Prettiest Sports Skirts
Have Just Arrived

They lightweight awoo velour paids and whether you
Judge them by the they made by the eolorng they ar"
certainly beautiful skirts brought out FOR Spring
surprising number tan and blue combinations for the
that will these skirts with their tan
There quite methods Of peatng and
special feature the excellent tailoring and fitting that they hang
Just right $3.50 and $25 are the prices
Tool,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
WOmen's Hand
kerchiefs of Air
plane Linen--$2.50

The minute you say "airplane
linen" a woman knows that these
are handkerchiefs for good serv-
icel
OF sturdy weave, snowy and
firm, the handkerchiefs are In
perfectly plain hemstitched style,
with narrow hens.
Well mark them for you, II
you wish, with ink, at 36c .
dozen.
twsss Aisle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
There's Something NelU Every
Dan il, the Sale of Silks

We planned ahead have a number Of shipments Of
Of the popular silks and these have been coming In
all along and also number Of different kinds Of silks have been
added since this great Sale started.
One OF these IS the very lovely "Satin Sonata exquy
soft It Is of the most fashionable Spring
silks and here the reduced price of 81 yard The
o all the desirable for afternoon and evening
gowns, also black white
shipment Of novelty Georgete crepe, printed In
and thoroughly delightful patterns grounds of bue black
brown bsque. 1t very we'll and Is only $3.50 yard
Floor, and Aisie)