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Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-12
Herman l., Horne.

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Oxford Democrat., 1921-07-12

SIXTH DAY, THURSDAY.
9 90 Junior Chautauqua.
80 Junior Pageant, "The Cruise OF Jollity.
Junior Boys and Girls
'''' Trincess Nacoomee Company
$500 Indian Music,
0''' Chief Tahan
(Hours subject to change by special announce
ment)
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EIGHT In This Class.

Miss Caroline Hickman. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Hickman. of Haugh-
ton, has forwarded the Banner one of
the neat cards announcing the closing
exercises of Haughton High School
for the term of 1920-21. The class ex-
ercises will be held at the auditorium
of the school building Wednesday even
ing of next week. and the class is COM
prised of eight young ladies, who are ::
Misses Alice Inez Taylor. Caroline
Hickman, Carrie Price Raines, Myrtle
Thompson, Rose McDade, Joye station,
Ruby Morley and Nell McDade. The
last named, who is daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. McDade, will read the
valedictory.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached at one Of the Haughton
churches next Sunday 1.-THE 18TH by
Rev. D. A. Youngblood, Of Cedar Grove.
The address to the graduating class
will be delivered by DIR. G. G. Getting
ham, of Pineville, president Of Louis
lana College.
All in all, we expect Mr.. r. V. Kerr,
principal of the Haughton school, and
its people generally are anticipating
rather busy and enjoyable week.
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popular man among us. When Con-
gress began it's reconstruction policy he
allied himself with the Republican
party, and consequently for long while
much bitterness Of feeling existed
toward him on the part of our white
population. But we are glad to be able
to say that this bitterness had latterly
greatly moderated He had proved
himself conservative Republican. one
who accepted the situation in good
faith, but who was sternly opposed to
that social equality of the races that
the Radicals are attempting to enforce,
that odious principle that would de-
prive us Of our individual liberties and
make us all equal in degradation.
Just at this juncture Judge Lewis
death is great loss to the community.
Who now can have so great an in
fluence as he would have had, to break
down the asperities that exist pOliti-
caliy among our people?"
There are, Of course, many readers
of the Banner who remember Lang
Lewis. He was District Judge at the
time of his death. His two sons and
two daughters are also dead, SO we are
told
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Ten YearsAfo

The Banner Of May II, 1911-Benton.l
Acknowledgement was made of an
invitation to be present at the marriage
Of Miss Ethel Elston to Mr.. Ross e.
McDade, which was celebrated on the
afternoon Of May "a. 1911. at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Elston, then living In Haughton.
These two good friends sometimes
call by to see us. They are still farm
Ing down in Ward One, and more
happy and congenial couple we don't
know Of anywhere. They have two
living children, both pretty little girls.
DIR. Jacob Wise, a son of DIR. G. A.
Wise, of VAUDEVILLE, will locate here
and occupy the offices of his late uncle,
DIR. Braxton Wise. He came to Benton
Monday, but will leave during the week
for New Orleans to be examined before
the State Medical Board"
DIR. jacob Wise died during Deem
Der, 1916. and his father has also since
passed away. TIE younger man during
his short residence in Benton made
many friends, and as companion and
intimate the writer very much deplored
his untimely death. He was bright in
his profession, an easy mixer, and a
man to be valued as friend.
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cis.s Exercises Next Friday.

a neat announcement that has come
to the editors desk reads: The Sen
Tor Glass Of Benton High School re-
guests your presence ut the commence
ment exercises, Friday evening, May
Goth, at eight O'Clock, High School
Auditorium"
The card of Miss Ruth Smith was
enclosed, and 1t happens that she is the
sole member Of the class. She Is pop
ular young miss In Benton, and where
ever known, and has long been prime
favorite here In the Banner Office,
where she has time and again helped
In catching the mail on press days
during the rush hours She Is d willing
worker and good student. Many old
friends rejoice with you, Ruth. in your
good fortune i'm completing your course
In Benton High School.
The class motto Is: Simplicity. sin
certify and service; colors, old rose
and green; flower, sweet pea.
The commencement sermon will be
preached at the Methodist Church next
Sunday 1.-THE 15th} by Rev. T. j. Holla-
day. Of Plain Dealing.
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/. C. DAVIS, Dealer
22O Texas Street. Shreveport
sHERIFFs SALE.

No. 1917. IN Second District Court.
Bossier Parish, Louisiana. w. f..
Taylor Company. Inc, Us. s. e. L0Ue.
By virtue of writ of feri fdcias. from
the Second Judicial District Court,
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, to me d.
rected, have seized and will sell at
public auction, for cash. at the princi-
pal front door of the Court House Of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during the
legal hours of sale, on Saturday, June
4, 1921, the following described prop
erty, tO-wit:
An undivided seven-twelfths interest
in the northwest quarter of southeast
quarter. less one acre, in section So
township II, range II, Bossier Parish
Louisiana. Also. an undivided seven.
twelfths interest in lots 3 and OF
fractional section 6, township 16, range
10, Bossier Parish. Louisiana.
All the rights, titles and interests OF
the defendant in the judgments in
suits Nos. 1915, 7O21, 7173, 1894 and
1898 on the docket of the Second Judi
cial District Court, B0ssier Parish
Louisiana.
Said property to be sold as belong
ing to the within named defendant, and
to pay and satisfy the debt specified In
said writ, together with interest anG
all costs of this suit
]. F. ADAIR,
Sheriff and er-O1fci0 Auctioneer.
April %, 1921. [june2l
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sHERIFFrs SALE

No. 7293-7294. In the Seco,d n;..
Court, B0ssier Parish Inn,s.. 81
John F. Loce, ST., ct ais py .Tocn S'e.
Allen ct al. 80" seA
BY virtue OF writ of feri fac;os =.
the Second Judicial District CON-. .'ola
BOssier Parish, Louisiana and = y
directed, | have seized and will sal, n -
public auction, for cash, at the mr. MI -
pal front door of the Courf Hoss .lAl
Bossier Parish. Louisiana. durine i =
legal hours of sale. on Saturdav .ue
4, 1921, the following descrihsI' r sulle
erty, tO-wit: p'op-
All the rights titles and ;nto-os..
the defendants. ]. F. Love and Is =
Love, in the northwest Quarter - : ~, :.
southeast quarter, less one acra =. !.
section 30. township II, range II ,o y
8 and 4 of fractional section q to, ,u.s
ship is, range 10. : 'O"i''
Also, all the rights titles and 4.
terests of the above named defond.. M
in the judgements in suits Nos eo-e
1921, 7173. 1894 and 729sS. on the aoch..
of the Second District Cont il ~
for ROssier Parish. Louisiana -
Said property to be sold al belon.,r.
to J. +. Love, ST., ct al, and s. N Law
TO pay and satisfy the debt specified +
the said writ, together with intaro =
and all costs of this suit. .ss'
j. f. ADAIR
Sheriff and er-oDicio Auctioneer
April %, 1921. Ijune q
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AN ORDINANCE

:, :. A..t r.
ordering speciai election u ncncM "
trict no. ~, TO take the sense q ~
ified electors and taxpayers oa ue
ton OF voting q special tax ot "
the dollar OF the assessed yaluatiq
property In said district fov fFe A.
said tax 70 De used ior Duli0ins p1's
Section 1. BE 1t ordained, That then
and 1t is hereby ordered, that spsl.
election be held in School District ~ =
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, for the pan
of taking the sense of the qualified se.l
and taxpayers In said district On ~ 81
tion of voting a special tar Of Mill g.
dollar for five years, said tax 70 he nals
buy lots and to enlarge the present. ~
buildings. ..u !. u
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

No. 1866. In Second District Court,
Bossicr Parish, Louisiana. Frank
Edac0rds Us. @. A. Waits.
BY virtue Of writ of fieri facias, is
sued from the Second District Court Of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana. and to me
directed, have seized and will sell at
public auction, for cash, and according
to law, at the principal front door Of
the Court House Of Bossier Parish,
during the legal hours Of sale, on Sat
urday. May 2S, 1921, the following
described property, t0-wit:
Four rocking chairs, 10 straight
chairs, 3 dressers. wash stands, 8 bed
steads, 6 mattresses, 10 comforts, 3
quilts, bed sheets, ! arnor, side
board, Z bed springs. bowel and pitch
er, l table (small), 5 pillows, kitch-
en- cabinet.
Said property to be sold as belonging
to the above named defendant, to pay
and satisfy the debt specified in said
writ, together with interest and all
costs of this suit.
J. F. ADAIR,
Sheriff and cr-ot5cio Anctioneer.
May IL, 1921. [may 26l
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Phillips Hin Happenings.

Dated: Tuesday, May 10th.
The weather has been some warmer
the past few days.
Most all the farmers are replanting
cotton. 1--WE must have something to
feed the boil weevils on).
Bodcau has been slowly falling for a
week past, hut the rain of last night
will be apt to raise it again.
Lucien Burks transacted business in
Shreveport one day last week.
Mr.. Faircloth and children spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Ivan
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jim BACKYARD.
Mr.. Joe Bounds and sons went to
Rocky Mount yesterday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Joe Mckinney.
Mr.. 7. G. Burks and family spent
Sunday night and yesterday In Cotton
Valley with Mr.. and Mrs. Chesley
Burks.
Sam Young and Lucian Burks Wis
tied Benton on business Saturday.
Mr. Willie Johnston, Of Plain Deal
ing, spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of his son, Mr.. w. d. Johnston.
Mr.. s. n. Morrison received a letter
yesterday from his wife, now at a SAM
tarium in FL Paso. Texas. She writes
she is feeling fine and sleeps well.
Luther Burks, jr., made a business
trip to Alden Bridge Saturday.
Miss Eva Johnston closed her school
and returned to her home in Plain
~
1t is reported that Mrs. Eva Young,
OF Ivan, was not doing 80 well the past
week. -FRECKLEs.
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A Class Of Four.

Some one Of the Banners friends,
perhaps a member Of the 1921 class,
has forwarded us an invitation to be
present at the graduating exercises OF
Bossier City High School, which is
hereby acknowledged. The exercises
are to be held In the auditorium Of the
school building Thursday evening OF
next week, beginning at eight o'clock.
The four members of the class are
Marguerite Durham. Ollie Hanks, Ply
lena Hays and Louise Mccall The
class colors are pink and white; the
class flower, the sweet pea
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Thirty Years Ago.

The Banner of May z, 1S91-Benton.1
"Messrs. Carstarphen, Capp and Cry
der. WHO have contracted to build Mr..
A. r. Thompson's residence in Benton.
have begun work, and the building will
now be pushed to completion as fast as
possible"
Plain Dealing Lodge, r. and A. NJ,
u. D., was organized at that place last
Thursday night, the 30th ultimo, with
the following charter members present :
J. G. Allen, Worshipful Master; ]. j.
Swindle, Senior Warden; Thos. NJ.
Love, Junior Warden; w. B. Boggs,
Treasurer; Thos. z. Barnett, Secre-
tary; s. H. Cochran, Senior Deacon ;
]. A. Bowles. Junior Deacon; E. J.
Cochran mot a member) Tyler, and
p. c. Broom.
:. The following visiting brethren
were present: S. ]. Boggs, Timothy
Oakley, w. A. Stroud. W. H. Bilbray
and II. H. Allen, of Red Land Lodge
No. AS; w. J. Cochran, C. Cochran
and E. J. Cochran, of Walnut Hill
(Ark.) Lodge No. 1888; J. L. Biggs and
w. H. Scanland. of Bellevue Lodge No
95; J. 7. Gardner, of Cypress Lodge
No. 49,"
There are, we believe, only two OF
the above named charter members OF
Plain Dealing Lodge living to-day
Messrs. w. b. Boggs and s. H. Cochran
We are told that Mr.. T. B. Bixler. OF
Plain Dealing, is also charter mem
her. Perhaps there are others (not
present the night the lodge was organ
ized).
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STRAY SALE.

EsTRAYED before A. M. league, Justice
OF the Peace, Ward Five, Bossier Par
ish, Louisiana, by A. III. Montgomery,
of Benton, a three-year-old HEIFER,
with crumple horn. marked swallow
fork in right ear and under-bit in left
ear; color, smooty and white spotted ;
no brands. Appraised at $10t
The owner is requested to fonie for
ward, prove property, pay charges and
take possession of said animal, or she
will be sold by the undersigned, accord
ing to law, at II o'clock am, on Sat
urday, May Is, 1921, at the MOntgOm.
cry place, two miles east Of Linton.
J. H. SCARBOROUGH, Constable.
April q, 1921. Imay 26l
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Federal Farm Loans.

Mr.. L. S. Hays. Of Haughton,
through whom loans ON farms from the
Federal Loan Banks may be arranged
for, while in the Banner Office Tuesday
requested us to state that ut present
only those who have mortgages on their
farms mas secure loans. In other
words, there Is shortage Of funds,
but aid win be given in helping to lift
mortgages
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Fifty Years AGO.

The Banner Of May Is, 1S71-Bellevue.l
The Hon. John Langdon Lewis, our
District Judge, died on the night of the
Sth instant, at his residence In Minden.
The Judge had resided In this sec
ton for upward Of twenty years. and
until within the last two or three years
might have been considered the most
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TAX ORDINANCE

As adopted by the Board of Comm.
siOners OF the B0ssie,. LeUee Dis.
trict for the Year 1921,
An ordinance levying 10-mill u
on all property In the Bossier Len
District subject to taxation for leys)
purposes for the year 1921.
Be it ordained by the Board Of Cml
missioners Of the Bossier Leyee Ik|
trict, in regular session convened, mi
a district leyee tax Of 10-mills on "a
dollar Of its assessed valuation Be ia
the same is hereby levied on all pK]
erty situated i'll the Bossier Levee d.
trict for the year 1921.
A. CuKTR
President Bossier Levee BOaid
a true copy:
e. B. HERNDoN, Jr.. Secretary.
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Notice is hereby given to all taxrayry
that | will complete the listing q y
property in Rossier Parish for So
ment purposes on or before MouaE|
May 2, 1921, and that the assesns
lists will be open for inspection BY y
public for twenty days, beginning 4
that date. and ending SaturdaE, ~
21st. All taxpayers are notified b.
the assessment lists will be subied
examination for this twenty day perhf
as required by law.
Il. ID. TAYLOR, AssessM.
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GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTAL.
PRACTICE.
INCOME TAx--CLAIMs FOR REFUND
AND ABATEMENT.

Retiring from Congress after sixteen
years service, wish to announce the
opening of my Washington Office for
the handling Of Income Tax matters
and the presentation OF questions
arising before the various Government
Departments
] have the services Of high-class ex-
perts In Income Tax matters.
All business will receive my personal
attention and be kept In absolute con-
fidence Most respectfully,
]. T. WATKINS.
Eighth Floor, Home Life Building,
18th and G Streets, N. w,
Washington, ID. c.
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Department Of the Ir,..t,.
o.. s. Land Office at Baton Rouge r.
April "A, lssl.
NOTICE is hereby given that WiJ.n
Sherman Waers, of Haughton Il 81
on July Is. 1919, made Homestead n
09O69, for the southeast Quarter Y
northeast quarter and east haf !,
southeast quarter Of section Is "A
northeast quarter OF northeast ouarts
Of section 36, township 20, north. ransa
u, west, Louisiana Meridian. has M
notice Of intention to make Commus,.
ton Proof, to establish claim to iha
land above described, before ]. r. Slat
terry, U. s. Commissioner, at Shrpyn
port, La, on the 18th day Of May, 192I
Claimant names as witnesses: ia
McColley, Arthur Howard, Richard 4
Gardner and Donald G. Brown, all 4
HaughtOn, La.
I e. D. GIANELLoNI, Regist4,
April p, 1921. [may 28]
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RETROSPECTIVE
Sixty Years Age.

The Banner OF May II, 1s61-Bellevue.l
" Norfolk, May THE Norfolk
Argus Of to-day contains Com. Fender
grast's notice Of his ability to maintain
q blockade. All the vessels In James
River are blOckaded."
" Richmond, May 7.-Dispatches re-
ceived here state that the Legislature
of Tennessee has passed a secession or
dinance by large majority.
Nine cheers for Tennessee"
A legal advertisement signed by
W. III. Thompson reads:
James A. Heron is my duly author
lied agent for the transaction Of all
my business Of whatever character or
description and for the management
of my property during my absence In
the army, and he has my special power
Of attorneyship for that purpose"
w. II. Thompson was, we are told,
no doubt the elder brother OF Bossier's
deceased Sheriff, A. r. Thompson. Re-
ferring to the roster OF the Robins
Grays we find both the names of w. HI.
and II. w. Thompson. The company
was the second to leave the parish,
going forth September %. 1861. Its
captain was Loudon Butler. James
A. Heron was Mr.. Thompson's uncle.
He resided for many years at the Her
ron old place, some miles northwest of
Benton, and the fine water oaks in the
yard at the old homestead are said to
have been planted by him. OF Mr..
Herron's three sons and three daugh-
tiers only one Is living to-day-Mr.
Turner Heron residing near Plain
Dealing. -
In assuming the Chair Editorial,
we but comply with a universal custom,
SO ancient that the memory of man run
meth not to the contrary, In giving the
reasons which impel us to assume this
position and in forshadowing the course
which we purpose to pursue.
First. AS to the reasons which Inn
pei us to assume the position. Of editor.
Our estimable and true friend, w. H.
Scanland, editor Of this paper, feeling
that he had contributed to the cause
which induced the present revolution
and being q brave and true hearted
boy thought 1t but simple duty which
he owed himself and his beloved South
to share the fruits Of said revolution
be that what they may. And being
thus periodically moved he buckled or
the armor, Joined the Bossier Boys,
and under the brave and gallant Butler
Is now on his way to the scene Of con
flict, and ere this shall reach some Of
the more remote subscribers the youth
full and brave Scanland will be on the
field of battle, where he will prove more
destructive to the person Of Black Re
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BIDS are hereby solicited for the con-
structi0n Of a twO-stOry, five-room
school building at Elm Grove, Bossier
Parish. Plans and specifications may
be seen at w. B. Sapp's Drug Store,
Bossier City, or at Todd Beckett Luln-
Der COmpany's Office, Shreveport. For
further particulars address w. A.
FoRTsoN, Benton, La. 1851
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STRAY SALE

EsraArEp before n. 3. Kilgore, Is4 s.,
the Peace, Ward Fonr. bossssl nan
Louisiana by f. c. Alien, : 49,
horse MULE, 1871 hands nlss' ~ Y
IS and 20 years old, long mans
no brands. torv1
The owner is requested to cosns y =
prove property and pay srd,yli1
animal will be sold by " s.ciork n
according to law, at eleven
on Saturday, May "A, lyzi. r..e1abs
]. +. NesHis' cen
April I, 1921. Inay ~
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Just a Few Minutes
Time Required


Some people have the idea that in
order to have light from a Delco-
Light plant 1t is necessary to have
the engine running all the time the
light is on. This is wrong. Under
ordinary conditions you run the
engine to charge your battery and
then take your lights from the bat
terry. AS the engine starts by
pressing lever and stops auto
matically, it is not necessary to de-
vote more than few minutes at
tention to Delco-Light each week
in order to have continuous elec-
trio current for lights and power.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

LEGAL notice is hereby given that n
meeting of the stockholders In the
Bank Of Benton will be held Saturday,
June 4th next, at the bank building,
in the town of Benton, La, at one
O'Clock pm. This meeting is called
for the purpose Of vote as to dis
posing Of the banks present earnings,
and to dispose OF any other matters
that may properly come before it
w. ID. SMITH, Cashier.
May IL, 1921. [may 26]
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Buy from the Banners advertisers.
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NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS

a true copy:
e. B. HERNDoN, Jr., Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

May IL, 1921. [may 26]
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY No oo0eo

April %, 1921. June q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-26
Hoover Optimistic as to
U.S.. Foreign Commerce
EDITED BY
WILLIAM V. CONRAD

While the countrys foreign trade during July showed
heavy reduction in value the situation not quiet
these figures would indicate when the volume of exports
and imports is considered Secretary Hoover said today
I'm considering the comparative figures exports and
imports Mr. Hoover said the very great fall in prices
must be taken into The monetary value of foreign
trade longer indicates its real comparative volume For
instance the exports of wheat and its products actually
increased in July this year July last year"
Exports to Europe during July amounted to $3.50
compared with $34 900 in the month last
while for the months ending with July the total
900, against $2692 900 during the
spending month of 1920 Imports from Europe during the
month aggregated $57 900 0OO against $3.50 900
during July 1920 while for the sevenmonth period they
totaled 100000 compared with $785 900 dur
ing the same months of 1920
Exports to South America during July aggregated $16
600 000 against $4500O000 in July year ago. and for
the first seven months of the year the total 1901
o00 against 1891 during the corresponding period
of 1920
Imports from South America aggregated $50 900 in
July against In July of last year. for the
seven months the total $1S3 OO0 against $780,
900 900 during the first months of 1920
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-26
GREAT DECLINE in
THE WOOL MARKET
Competitors Are Completely Outguessed By
Local Clothing Establishment

We're not speaking Of raw wool
this time, but of the wool suits that
Friedlander Bros, Of 42s Ninth street
northwest. are selling at $40. Re,
peated ordinations OF How do they
do it," were readily answered by Mr.
Friedlander in an interview yester
day.
early In the season we were sell
ing these wool suits at $50. S35, sac
and $50. At these prices they were
super values. Right now little re
mains OF our original mammoth stock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-26

But It's our policy to clean out each
seasons stock to prevent carrying IT
over TO the next. This $40 price
should accomplish this desired clear
ance."
He wasn't FAR from right, either,
for those men who realized that the
weight Of these suits was ideal for
fall wear, purchased quickly. and It's
only a question Of time when this
clearance will be history. IN. B.
Palm Beach Suits are going. going
gone at $1,000