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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26

lines of business have finally real ized the importance of the cotton problem and all are intent on its sNso- lution by regulation of production and cooperative marketing.
 "Greatest progress in the agric- cultural south in the past few years has been In crop diversification. Co., oeprative marketing has developed more slowly. but I am glad to say that it Is now making rapid progress and extepdinr over the entire south
 Five States organized
 Five states are organized for CO., operative marketing. They are Ok lahoma, Mississippi, North Carolina Arizona California and Texas. while South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama are in. process of organization. Teh states mentioned will be prepared to handle thecrop of 192 on the cooper ative marketing basis. The organi- ztaions in all the cotton states will handle about 30 per cent of the cot ton yield of 1922. That will be tre- mendous power. Tn epackers con trolling 26 per cent of the country's meat regulated that market. Organ ized marketing machinery controll- ing 30 per cent of the south's cotton Shouh oHct Lttt idA III GACi liliS equal influence.
 Oklahoma an Example.
 For example of the power of CO., operative marketing organization, will cite Oklahoma. Following its or ganiztaion, Is cotton brokers, repre- serting 100 mills. made Headquarters In Oklahoma City to purchase the cotton Girect from the organized farmers in preference to relying on exporters and merchants. This was because the Oklahoma association of farmers had membership of 35,000 and controlled 200. .oo0 bales of cotton.
 "The Oklahoma system does not
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26

eliminate competition among the buyers, but creates it. Mill repre- sentatives and merchants bid in com petition. The farmers sell to the highest bidder. Results are much the same as follow the cooperative sell ing of hogs and cattle. The strength of the mass holds up the little of each farmer. Cooperative market In gdrives out the piker and makes the big consumer come fo rthe cot ton.
 Another effect of organized co-op- erative marketing is the standardized classification. Middling, good mid, ding and the various grades are separated into groups or pools, so that the buyer desiring one kind or the other knows exactly where to go and gets what he wants when he want sit.
 "The cooperative marketing asso- citations practice the same methods as the purchasing and sales agents of other lines of business. Capable men, are femployed at salaries due them an1 give to the cotton business the same expert attention as is given the iron and stee, business.
 Organization, is also productive of llndHCldl aiu lO lHe cOttOn grower. Since Mississippi, Texas and Okla hom aare organized, millions of dol lars have bee nloaned farmers by the war finance corporation acting under the agricultural relief bill.
 Boiled down, surplus of Q product, vixen there Is one. determines the price. Slogan fthe association is to restrict production to the legiti- mate needs of the world and or ganize the thousands of producers at the marketing end that they stand in position t otrade fo rtheir product as other business men do."
 First session of the convention will be held Thursday morning. Many delegates will be here today, but they will join Birmingham in greeting the President and hold their first business session Thursday morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26
LAYING MATER MAIN

Gadsden. october Especially The city has large force of men at work laying the water line on Gadsden and other adjacent streets in the northwestern part of the city The material had been on hand for some time but other work delayed this improvement. When completed. this addition to the city water sys- tenn will furnish water to several hundred people and relieve a section of the city that has long been in need of water service
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26
NEARLY s11, 1,Ooo sUBsCRIBED

Gadsden. October 25.-(SpeciaL)- Nearly $11,000 has been subscribed towards the s19,OOO needed for the community chest. the drive for which started Monday, and the teams arc meeting with great success, very few people turning them away. Otto Agricola gave $500 this morning and the Business Women's club gave s325, this club being composed strict ly of working girls In the city, which is a most commendable act.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26
AUTO GOES THROUGH WINDOW

Gadsden. October Especially The automobile of W. A. Light went through the show window of c. D. Kenny's store late yesterday after noon and demolished a large plate glass show window. Mir Knight was cranking the car, which evidently had been left in gear when he stopped it, with the result that 1t went on through the window.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26
TO AID STOCK INDUSTRY nv Associated PrDsa

Washington, october 25.-Agree- ments to make advances for the oene- fit of the livestock industry in New Mexico and Texas were announced today by the war finance corpora ton. The aid to be given stockmen of New Mexico will be extended through a new livestock loan com pany, formed yesterday at Albu- querque, and the Texas stock raissrs through company to be formed by Robert E. Goree of Houston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26
TO RECONDITIoN LEvIATHAN

Washington, october 25.-Bids for reconditioning the Leviathan will be asked for by the shipping board on October 31, it was announced ,oday by President Powell of the emer- gency fleet corporation. Bidders will be given so days in which to pre- nare their bids. The largest single item Is expected to be for conversion of the ship into an oil burner at an estimated cost of about 51,250.000. It has been said that one year will be required for the completion of the work of reconditioning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26
Losf;fT5TT STITs To OPEN

Gadsden, october 25.-(s Especially The owners of the Attalla Hosiery mills announced today that the mills will resume operations next Monday morning with full force and full time for an indefinite run. This paint gives work to 150 skilled operatives and the pay is good, and it is expect ed that all the old employees will be on hand Monday to take their old iOhs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26

ter schools, better farms, an increase of the souths purchaslng ability and an increase of its debt-paying power.
 "The association personnel Is com posed of men representing every line of business in the south. All other
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-26
LOCAL AUTHORS
 BOOKS DISPLAYED
Public Library Has Compiled Department of Birming-
 ham Writers

One of the features of the semi centennial celebration that is now on exhibition at the public library is the collection of books written by Birmingham authors and writers. The collection contains the complete works of all of the authors of this city who have published their writ ings.
 Eighty four names appear upon the list compiled by Mrs. Caroline F. Engsfelat. The works of all have been assembled and have been placed on exhibition in the lobby of the li- brary on the fourth floor of the city hall.
 The collection covers list of sub Jects from fiction to technical. his torical and text books dealing with multitude of subjects.
 Many of the books were already in the library. but a number of others had to be sent for necessitating the writing of hundreds of letters 70 all parts of the country in order to get the. volumes here in time for the semi centennial celebration. great many of the books have been auto graphed by the writers. some few have yet to be autographed and there are still others that will never com tain the handwriting of the authors who have died in recent years.
 The oldest volume in the collection is the work of Mrs. Ella Byrd. Mars ton Hall" which the author wrote under the pen name of Beryl Carr.
 The newest book Is the work of John K. Hornady. "The Book of Sir mingham."
 Mary Johnson has contributed the largest number with a list of sixteen nove.s.
 Octavus Roy Cohen. who has be- come so wei known to the magazine readers has contributed six books all of which are on the shelves of the public library. His works have ap- peared upon the pages of many weekly and monthly publications and have assisted materially In bring Ing this city before the eyes of the country.
 The collection of books written by Birmingham authors will be on ex- hibit throughout the current week.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
CO N vocARE

Societatea Romina de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Biruinta'' din War
rem, Ohio Convoaca pc toti mem
bri Gle lua parte la adunarea
lunara speciala, care va fl Dumi-
MICA 6 Februarie 1921. Inceputul
va fl la orele l 80 p. m.
Toti membri sunt rugati sd ia
la cunostinta ca aceasta este a
IA Convocarc la care au fost
ehemati spre a alege functionari
norli pc termenuh prim, din anul
acesta, 81 va Fl 81 cea din urma in
sensul acesta. la aceast& adunare
va fl in primul rind alegerea,
daca majoritatea nu va Fl pre-
xenta cei prezenti vor lua in
mini toata situatia, ne find res
ponsabili Gu mimic Ia acei carl nu
vim la adunari numai atunci c1nd
nevoia cere aceasta Sd sc site
acum odata ii definitiv, IN numele
Soc. 'Birninta'' din Wafren, O.
Iosif Oomsa, Secretsr coresp.
(17--lS).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
Senlne lngrijjitoare

Gu in ost mai ferlti de boil eplde
mice in ultimii dol acut ravagii in snu
-anzatiulei In utimec ui ale anuui trecu pro-
centu moor inrecut mulG cazlrile obsnue 81 della
;nu pima astaz mregstra aru czuri de moarte 81
pulica milne, cnci in cteva zile. Procelul
anorlal ngrior dup dupl toate probabiatile
putca euce procenul de eceSe popuata rOmlna din
tara aceasta.
mai ingriitor nsa victi-
me mai mutt prine tne brbat 81 feme in floarea virste
ne SO 40 de ami mutt mai mica declt media mora
della eatea ,h 80 ami in JOS
Care sd e cauzao Zicaa volt Dumnezeu prea
veche 81 mimic sprnese credem ca Dmnezeu voeste
uu Dupa moi 81 oti ace carl spuna ade
Varu zcaa Para buna pazeste prmeda porlveste
mutt mai bine in caZu pc il discutam
Multi din moi, foare multi baem joe de vata, desfi-
'nd gctul unui inconsistent M nem seana de
ege frei de igend (stina nvata prevenim bo
le). 81 cnd mbon;vim apeam la doctor nuna dupa
doborit boaa cind autoul onuu de stinta eus
80 la suta thn vaoarea lu reaa.
Ar rebui sa schmb;m firea obiceul mosten punind
mutt pre pc viaa, sanatae, prn conforma egi
or fire 81 tine seama in tot momenul de nvaatura
ia eicna. prin fl modcrati in toae 81 abuza de
mimic este vatamator.
81 aces prle, medicii nostr romin, tre la
tara aceasta binevoasca prntre picaur dea
cIteu STAT romnior din ceasta Ar face fapta rom
81 umanitara de sar tine in seama.
Cooanclc ziarului la dspozita dior mot-
deauna
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
vapoareIe Americana 81 Prohibitia

Aplcarea cge prohibrei bauurlor sprtoase pc vapoa
lele sub pavilion american este lovua de moarte pentru
yapoaree noastre de pasager
Dl. p. A. S. Franklin preselintee Mariner Mercantile
Inerationa 81 ati reprezenan al nor americana sap
tamna recuta protesat formal la Washington mpotriva
apcri ancnlamenuu Vosead asupra vapoareor lor Dsa
Zice
nterprearea ege asa cum afa aaz nsemneaza dpari-
tia dapeuui de pc vapoaree de paageri fac
Da da asigurare defnitva
face hmbare stu putea cneva mai construasca
Dac oprt servi butu spirtoase
mpo>ibi sd fl in vasee srene
La avanaj de cura compani sreine pand personaul
eur mai mci conund pref multi mai mic
alaoga afacea butu Spirtoase, fara indoaa
erioa Napoare earl fac Sud America mai
din Gle fost circua matate goale
d vaoae glez carl mai meet sunt mai vechi mai
putin comfortable, peste ocupate Cauza bauura
spun agentii
Chestia este numai seroas ar char grava Statee
Unite consruit mutime de penru necesitate
rsoulu, prer mari anormae 1920 tona, cind
poate consrui pretu pc umaate mare parte din
cese vapoare de transport sau TRANSFORMED in Gle
pasager, carl preuna cee luate della geani omeaza
marina coercaa a mai avut tara, mari sacrfci
dar de folos pentru tara distruge aceas marin
chema oace ro important III viata economical acese
tar prn masur carl sar putea ocoli nesocotnta
damnaba
In epoca de tranzie prn comertu martini al
Sateo Unite rebue facut tot este putna atrag
comeru stre svoru de venitur al acestei tar Masure
restrictive din tara aceasta trebuesc apcate in sabi
mente comercae aara din raionu acese tar Comeru
bue sa acomodeze dupa dornta chente Negus
torul mpune cleee anumte condituni carl ntr
in firea 81 mentalatea ei, sta pravalia goala.
Mennerea prohibited pc vapoarele acestei tar, fe ale
staulu ale parcularor serreste spre nforea
sua de acapara centela comertuln martini american frd
muA bataie de cap f&ra concurent4 costoafe txrn
dus ii mai multi suaa spre pagubs aceste tdr 81 iboe4
Urea 81 gloria Ensissrsi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25

NICK 0II0OE
r. r. 6 Box II s.
(Adv.) Fort Wayne, Ind
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25

Eva urnaa)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
DIN FUcA C()NDf|ULU|

In ituatiumea de All, guvernul
din Washington respira dar nu
functioneaza Dallas Herald
%
Ori ce S ar zice, dollarul in
ceput sd Sc mNreaSca. Pc cind in
primavara anu!ui trecut era cit
m purice acrm cit I'm berbec,
dar pima la Elefant. cum era
inainte de r;zboiu. maj trece apa
multa pc Mississippi.
N
Lewis Goldstein. proprietaru!
unui magazin de mobile de pc
Woodland Ave. a vazut un bar
bat imbrarind femeie pc sirada.
81 a intervenit zicind: 'Pcntru
cc-ai lovit~o?' Femeia la tras
una zicind: MI treaba ia !. +
barbatul meu'' = De 6una sea
ma ca Gold>tem n a siiut pind
atunci . proverbul: Mutt baga
naSul unle mutt ferbe oala''
&
D-Soara Ida Cannon. l43.
Mule Ave. Lakewood. tipat as;
de tare ca atras vecmii, cind .
vazut ca un catelus al ci a STA
STAT un pantof.
Mai de unazi al ris cind {
sfasiat catelul m pantof'', !
spune vecina.
'Da. stiu'', raspunde d-soars
Cannon. 'dar pantoful asta a
meu".
=
D-na Kurt Hurtzman. care +;
'ademenit peste cincizeci de bar
bait. Cd dupa acea sal jefueasc;
GU ajutorul barbatului Ell. decla
rat judecatorului ca >barbatil cd
satoriti cadeau mai lesne in curs;
de cit burlacii. - Sc poate. Gin,
ma haut vim crede cal otet.
=
ST fiind-ca veni vorba de bur
laci, moi cunoaStem un burla'
care nu indrazneste sa deschiz;
gura inaintea unei fcmei dac;
II are pc cineva linga ell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25

81 fiind-ca veni vorba de bur
lacl, moi cunoaStem un burlac
care nu indrazneste sa deSchiza
gllra inaintea unei fcmei daca
II are pc cineva linga el.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
INfORNAT|UN|


Sc oduce la cunostinta dOmnilor
cav al concurnt la postM de re-
factor al acestui sidr. ca directid a
nngojot pc d-l. Andrei Poporiciu,
Hcentiat IN drept 81 In stHntele po-
H.ice. Origindr din Trdnsilr0Ria 81
de- presem IN NoW York.
Adm,aistratid.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25

(Urnlare).

ID. N. l0rga: 81 atuncl sa zlcem,
d-le' Take lonescu - caci GU d-ta
vorbesc, 81 interesul discutiei sta
in ideile pc care lc schimbam, 81
nu in celia ce sc poate intercala
lie I'm al trcilea mai multi sau mai
putin 'lipsit de bun STINT. daca nu
lie inteligcnta. de aiurea prin
nrmare sa zicem cd cineva var
,nvinovati. intr 'un Guvern foarte
reactionar. Cd sinteti bolSevic.
Ca pentru ori ce om' care vorbeste
multi - Ell scriu mutt, d-voastra
vorb;ti mutt. daca este un pacat
81 unul 81 altul = cum din rasS}
lui Torquemada. care ma murit
fara mostenitori drepti, de 81 nu'
din trupul sau. sint multi oameni
earl interpreteaza i,ecrurile cum
lie vine la socoteala. S ar putea sd
vina la d-ta, deputat. represin-
tind un current. politica.
Nad aic pc partisanii d-voas-
ira, eel de ,pe banci Sint sigur
cd, asa cum ii vad aici, ar inter-
veni pentru d-voastra. Oar Sc
poate mtlmpla. sa zicem nu ace
sta. dar ceilalti earl mai sint, ca
n ar interveni toti, 81 Sc. poate
lntimpla ca 81 celelalte partide sa
| nu abba persoanc eroice 81 sd nn
| intervina nimeni. S'ar vedea a.
tunci acest spectacol teribil: un
deputat. invinuit sub forma unui
pacat dc drcpt comun. ci pentru
energia lui politica, pentru va
loarea lui politica, aruncat i'll
temnita. 81 din partidul lui nu
vine nimen! sal intrebe cum Sc
gascstc in noua situate pc care
la create abusul. 81 atunci. am
zis: dator este partidul sa inter
vina, datoare este familia Sa in
tervina. datori sint prietenii sd
intervina. dar deputatul acela
face parte dintr'm corp consti-
TUT, 81 aceSt corp constitute este
dator pentru onoarca lui. sa in
tervina ca sa vada de ce este de-
putatul acela Inchis (aplause).
Aceasta comisiune G dcci O co
misiune care trebuie sa prega-
tcasca - 81 va rog sa va ginditi
asupra acestui punct - sd prega-
teasca Situatia in care Sc va gasl
Camera in momentul cind ca III
sasi, aducindu-Se. Va avea sd sc
ocupe de aceaSta chestiune.
Prin urmare. comisiunea acea.
sta nu lea parte pentru sau con:
ira deputatu.ui, 81, daca aceasts
comisiune va gasi ca m deputa1
este vinovat. VA fl cea mai teri
bila sanctiune impotriva umui cri
minal. APPLAUSE prelungite.) lar
daca comisiunca poate lumina p,
seful parchetu!ui ca este eroart
Ia mijloc, atunci seful parchetu
.ui isl va face in chip firesc da
toria.
| Oar as zice altceva: die Take
lonescu. moi nu ne-am gasit tot
deaun& in relatif de perfects
prietenie political. Cred insa- ca
! in totdeauna. cu intriganti de Il
d-ta, cu intriganti de la mine
| (ilaritate), 81 II as vrea sa zic >
Gu maniaci de partea dumital'
(marc ilaritate).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
CATRA FRATII RoMfNI
DIN AMERICA.

Ma STINT dator ca pc .cale de
publlcitatc sa aduc multumirile
mele D-lui HENRY c. FARO.
Bancher Romin, de la 80 Cooper
Square, New York City. prin care
mi-am aduS pc cumatele melc
Maria 81 Anica Y. Mumtean din
comma Lisa, judetul Fagaras,
Rominia- Mare.
Am fost la dI Henry G. FARO
in ziua de 6 August a. tr. cind
am vor5it "a D-nealui personal,
in limba noastra materna, 81 unde
mi >lau dat toat" informaiimile
ncccSarc pentru a putea aduce pp
| cumnatcle mele in aceaSta tara
In eel mai scurt timp mi S s'au
facut actele neccsare. ce an fos,
legalizate la autoritatile i'm drept
| 81 Ia Consulul General Romin din
New York. Am cumparat biletul
de vapor pentru calatoria cum
nate.or mele de la Havre la New
York, cu pretul official al Com
paniei, 81 am luat un Gee in lei
Gu pretul zilei dupa Bursa di.
New York, pc care lam TRIMS
cumnatelor melc ca sd alba bani
neceSari pcntru calatoria CT
trenul.
/ Cumnatele mele au sosit in
New York cu vaporul Rocham
beSu, in ziua de % Decembri,
a. tr. in care ri am 81 fost anuntar
Ete!egrafic de dl Henry c. Zart
despre sosirea lor.
| Odata Gu sosirea cumnatelol
melc la mine acasa mi-au comu
meat ca indrumarile ce le-au fos
date din partea d-lui Henry &
Zaro. acte.e &c ,le-am TRIMS pen
tru faceraa paSaportului 81 pri
m;rea vizci Consulului American
| dim Bucuresti le-au fost de ce
mai mare ajutor pentru calatori;
ce au avut de facut din Rominia
Mare 81 pima in aceasta tara
Cecul ce lean TRIMS foSt i'm
casat la prezentare 81 la sosires
or in New York, find inca ps
vapor. au fos. anuntate printr (
scrisoare, "a Banca Henry c
Zaro le sta la dispozitie imediat
daca an nevoe de bani sau d,
ori &c aiutor pentru calatoria c.
mai au de facut pima la min'
acasa. tr (
Asa dar. cred de cuviinta ;
spune tuturor fratilor Romini
earl doresc a 81 aduce familiile il
aceasta tara sau doresc a trimit'
bani in Patria veche sa Sc adre
seze GU toata increderea la d-nu
Henry c. Zaro, Bancher Romin
mde vor afla m serviciu folosi
tor 81 cit Sc poate de conStiincios
| Gu dragostc fratiasca
NICK 0II0OE
t0 y 4 nnv ~ =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
Print salveaza viata unui

Stockholm. Printul de co
roana Gustave salvat, alalti
ierl, viata mui marlnar englez
care era cit pc cci sd Sc Inece.
Marlnarui a c;izut peste balus
trada nnui vapor in port. pc elmo
printnl trecea pc acolo.
GuStave trecut peste balus
trada 81 dupa grele incercari, q
reusit ca sd >coata pc nefericit
afara din apa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25

Atena. = Parlamentul gree s'a
deschis ieri 81 procedat imediat
la alegerea mui presedinte.
Deputatii din partidul venizo-
list, in mmar dc 10, yor decide
All daca cuminte sd participe la
desbaterile din parliament ori sa
Sc abtina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25

Washington. - Fostul guver
nor al statului Ohio, dl James NJ
Cox 81 dina Cox, au sosit in Was
hington, unde vor petrece restu
saptaminei. D-nul Cox facu
aplicatia pentru passport, el vre;
sd faca o lunga calatorA pril
Europa, dupa cum s'a anuntat.
Gu toate ca calatoria lui d
Cox in Europa nn e Gu caracte'
polite. totu-si inainte de a plect
din acest oras, Sc vor tinea ma
multe consfatuiri democratic.
Cox va face 0 vizita presedin
telui Wilson la Casa Alba.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25

COpenhaga. q depeSa spe-
ciaia din Helsingfors spune ca
ziarele rusesti confirma ca Leni-
ne este grav bolnav, 81 doclara ca
medicii au recomandat ca Sd alba
liniste absolute. Mai departe sc
spune ca sllta 81 cincizeci de
persoane au fost arestate in urma
lncerc6rii de a pune bomba care
81 ucidl pc Lenine.
La Kovno un mare numar de
'bolSevisti "a fost arestati dupa
&c s'a af.at ca scestia su conGpi-
f4t : arnucs n aer clAdirea ofi-
cisl8 yi . S1norf pc membrii esl-
vernornlui.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-20
Specials in Piece
Goods

Fine Plain Wolfe, SO inches wide.
with drawn work, jacquard or
fancy floral border, in white or
ecru, 49c value. special for
Thursday, a yard. ........... 24C
Striped Center Wolfe. So inches
wide. with fancy colored and drawn
work border in white. cream and
ecru, regular 59c quality, special
Thursday, a yard. -35c
Curtain Filet, Sc inches wide. IN
white and ecru. with all-over small
figured patterns, 49c value. spe-
clal, yard. .SSr
Extra quality Curtain FfIet, Sc
inches wide, heavy cable net, in
white, cream and ecru, 69c value,
special, a yard. .46c
Fancy FiIet Curtain Net, 40 and
a inches wide, in ecru and cream,
fine mesh, in small and scroll all
over designs. regular 9Sc to s1.Se
value, special, a yard. .S9c
MeTcerized Marquisette, SO and
40 inches wide, fine grade, in white
and cream, with plain center with
oriental border. regular Csc value.
special, a yard 40c
White Curtain Swiss, Sc inches
wide. fine sheer quality with dotted.
spotted and figured all over pat
terms, regular see quality, special.
yard - .s3Z15C
Imported Fancy Curtain swiss,
8 and SO inches wide, pure white.
in large range of oriental and
cross bar patterns. regular s1.00
value. special. a yard -69e
Bargain Basement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-20
Impressive Values for Men

wayne Knit" Hose, isle
well known for their superior wearing qualities
fitting Hose that regularly sell Special
Narrow French Fold Ties hand style.
cellent quality of silk and exceptionally
attractive coors and patterns Ties that
$780, special for Thursday. each. 81 90
Soft Collars, low medium and high styles. all
Regular SOC and soc values, special each .:39c
Mems Athletic Union Suits of fine nainsook,
special for Thursday, suit CSC
Mems knitted Union tailored
good fitting suits of $3.50 quality made with short
ankle length suit 81 6I
Mem wear-Nafn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-20
Splendid Values i'm Domestics

Toweing
coored border Csc value 15c
Toweing II
in
Bleached Turkish Towels
49c towel
Basement
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-20

A careful. well selected stock. all
new merchandise at the markets
lowest prices. Vacation time will
soon be here so why not save %
per cent by buying now? Thurs
day your choice of any travelling
bag or suit case in our stock at rs
GER cent off regular price.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-20

The handy case for the busy
man, a very convenient carry-an
for valuable papers. You will find
a complete stock made of good
heavy cowhide in black and brown.
Your choice Thursday, at 25 per
cent reduction.