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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
AT THE TRAPS.

The E.stlske Trnpshooting asoclstion
held its regular weekly shoot Saturday
over the new automatic trap which was
Installed during the past week. A large
crowd WIS on hand and shout twenty
shooters took part in the sfternoon's 3
program. In the 25-target event. Vic
Willis and Harry Williams tied with p
lrpaks Willis won the sboot-of
The merchandise shoot held by the
W llmngton Trapshooting Association
SATURDAY. AZ BellevIe, was pronounced
tho bcsi held there for some time. Billy
Goord gave an exhibition of breaking
Targets worth gong miles TO see He finish
81 with 46x50. shooting from p wards
and while his nearest competitor only
broke 41x50 In addition TO winning first
prI1e IN the handicap Foord also won
handsome centerpiece valued at forty
dollars The proceeds from the center
piece will be turned over to one Of the
members OF the Wilmington Club. who
las just recovered from typhoid fever
aptsin W A Simonton, William Shaw
Morgan and Clarence Walker tIcd
'rrsecond place and IN the shoot-oT Simon
tun won and took q set Of silver candle
sucks gwen by Millard F Davis, and
R.lly Shaw selected a thermos bottle
ven bv the Delaware Hardware Co
\ early every shooter got a prize
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
SATIRN'S NAT oN CRnokTD.
Rings aud Angle on Planet. nut Its
Only -. ear Rcsetting

II il isn't nnr thinE i4 auoth,
Now Il seems that Saturus hat IS net
un etrdEht LIS tittcd 1T 4 tagsish
anglo. and am unrte II awkward
things are predicted fur our puot liftlc
earth in consequences t'rof Edwin
~ Frost. the astronomer in charge of
the Yrrl<ca observatory at Lake Geneva
Ill has asserted fhat the niE planet
rings. which reai, luvk at certain
angles bk" the hrim oi = derby hat
arc all on clRo
AZ their prcsrut auklc which ii like
II 20 persist fur some v,,ks thuS tufu
a knife edge to the ,atth aud alc hand
to hc seen M all Ieuatlv Saturn IRE
scnts 4 magnificent spectacle u tht
star-Eazcr with a eood telescope. for
it looks Ike ta-jnk kiaucfrut iu
serted lu tht middle af luwlnoae
dinner plate and that IS IlSt about thu
planets relation to lts three ,pne,uiIis
rings whi,h haze me Visual effect ot
one.
With tho edge II thc dinner plate
turned toward lis wo t,v virtually moth
ing nut tho er3r,fruit ana il looks
like ans other Eg4ftltiI IN" thickness
~ the celestial DINNER rilte Is onls
about 100 miles. according t. Professor
Frost $ estimate hut the diameter ~
the rings tormas th. HAT surla," Of
that plate is something like $4,000
miles
Professor Is,-t i4 not especial,
l,crturbed over thc behavior Of saturn.
Ear from thinking 1t has anything IL
d. with the late war. the Eighteenth
Amendment or tine talniuc in China,
Il" says tn" tipping of ia" rings takes
place every - years New York sun
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Religious Revival on Eastern shore.

Crianeld Mi Feb 2s-,yne would
mot Rot the Impression religion II on IN
vanc If visit was mndo 10 tho East
,ru Shore. and more eaperialiy g. Cris
a"ld. Ministers ~ Crianold md vicinity
say enthusiasm is growing and their
views viii ho auhetantiatod ~ tho locnl
church records These diaclose that
with an approximate population ~ s.
eoa. Crtaneld Ina added 120 narnaa ta
the church ruemh.ishlp books during
Tire lat IL montha
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
LOCAL GOLFERS IN
HANDICAP LIST
Mrs. Walter Page and Mrs. N. r.
Rood. Both Of This City.
Given Low Ratings.

Eighteen local women are included IN
tho list Of three hundred and thirty-five
women golfers. with handicape ranging
from plus one to eighteen, who have been
ranked by the Hindicap Committee of
the Womens Golf Association, of Phila-
dclphia
Among the prominent golfers with a
low rating are: Mrs. Walter Page and
Mrs y. p Rood, both Of this city, with
p rating of s OF the twenty-three lowest
ranked PLAYERS Wilmington has two
among the number. The handicaps Of
local golfers follow:
Mrs Edgar Arnold, Is.
Nr Truman Campbell. l6.
Nr~ II. C. Collins, IA
Mis-, G. Fraper, l3
Miss NJ Draper, l6
Miss f. Draper, IS.
Miss NJ Durham, is
Mrs L. f. Edgar, IL
Miss X HiIles, 15.
Mrs W S Efilles, Q.
Mrs w r Johnston, is.
Mrs Walter Page. &
Mn W Pennington, IL
Mie. NJ Pyle, Is
Nrr y T. Rood, 8
Nu c. II SCOTT, Is.
Nr Weir, l6
Mn p f. Wilson. Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
JUDGE GARY'S MOTTO.
He Flashes Sign When Anyone Speaks
Pessimistically.

Judge Gary has in his private office
a noval device. different from any
thing ] have ever seen in any other
big mans office. Raised several feet
from the ground on a neat stand are
arranged large transparent letters
which read
Ii Can BE Done
Can't Must BE Overcome
by pressing a button on his desk
Judge Gary can illuminate the letters
very brightly by electricity.
The judge makes very effective use
If this contrivance hy instantly press
ing the button when anyone begins
to speak pessimisticaly and complain
that a difficulty cant be overcome.
Within the last few weeks he has
placed prominently in his office an
other motto, reading:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
KID SUM AT CHESTER.
Local Sersppcr TO Meet Tommy Murray
Tonight.

Kid SUM. the popular little boxer from
tho Ninth Wand Club, will meet Tommy
Murray. of Philadelphia. at the Chester
\ tonight. when q number OF local
fight fans expect 10 he on hand. Murray
hs. been on the bill with several champ
ions. having fought the scmi-windup TO
Jimmy Wilde twice.
The rest Of the show also brings to-
ecther some real hattlers, as their reputa-
tIons will show In the semi-windup N
Moore meets loo Belmont, Of PhIla-
d,lphla Belmont rs well known 70 the
j., Il fans rs willing mixer. Jack Smith,
formerly OF Wilmington. but now oi
hester. will meet fast hoy IN Willie
curry, Of Philadelphia. Curry has seven
s'raight knockouts. TO his credit In the
o'her prclimlnarIes Bobby Hughes meets
LIE Dundrc and Johnny Howard meets
BLACK Powell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Et NNAe's FLEA FAILS.
Sham~ Insanity Once Too often on
killing Nan.

Chicago. l'"b IS Geur etary. gun
'nRu and all around bad actor, is tryinK
i new expediont - rhent thu gaIlowe
Iht lights thc lights They're blind
iHg M" ho shrielcd ms he covered in 4
cell q th, cot.nty iail I1r Francis Nc
\lmara. iail physician. completed al
examination TODAY and pronounced
''cary suffering from locomofor ataxta
rhy lights bothofiur C,eary nre sup
rased fo H. thas" OF taxicaba. haunting
iim since he Killed = taxi driver several
months ago The ss1uo insanity pi.a
was tried first on the inry that fater
freed htm for The killing bHt took iuta
consideration SELF -d,feuse pl..a
\ short time after his acqui;al esears
shot and Killed Henry T., kaa Fer this
murder a Jury found him guilty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
FISH IN ABUNDANCE.

Georgetown, Feb. 2S-Lsrge quanti-
ties of black perch and founder are being
taken at Broadkiln Beach, and are being
sold IN Sussex county markets Within
the next three weeks, with favorable
weather conditions prevailing, herring
are expected TO start running in the
streams of the county.
Sussex countains are able 10 purchase
enough fish for 35 cents to make a meal
for family Of Ave
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
YAHEEgs START rRATvfN0.
~ h-.oe,s,.a r,,s. - EVERY r...,.

~ basocissod Press - Every Eserlur
New York. Fob "a The adpnul
squad - the New Yofk Yankees 4pdf
the direction 81 MannFef Miller ff4r
gins and Scout Robert ronnnry rfarf.H
training todav a. HhFrsrpnff - tI
rival - tbo regulars 10 eEpff ted in an.
ornl days ST. ~ tho vrfnrn or. IIuRnIr.
said. have not aant their signed .nr
tracts ~ hradquaftrra Thay nre ur
Collins. Bob HbsWksy WnIls "a hanr
Roger pa.kirpnuRh. Wauia p.r
Jack Quinn 60 said npwr rf Naf
wasn't worried Hls.uf fhfu.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
ANGLERS MEETING.
Much Interest in Acquisition OF Shall.
Cross Pond.

The monthly meeting Of the Delaware
Anglers and Gunners Association will
be held in the Bottomley building, Tues
day evening. March lst. at s. The
Association has committee out to see
the advisability of purchasing the She'll
cross Pond for the benefit Of the
Anglers and having it put in proper
order.
There are several parties after it,
ana II these parties get il, they will
make a private pond Of II and will stop
the fishing on the pond except for the
owners. The Delaware Anglers and
Gunners Association have the first OPP
ton on the place and it will depend en-
tirely on the support Of the Anglers
what action will take place. All mem
bers are requested to be present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

sible for more divorce cnse- than hatred
and anger. An example of just what
rnay result from little chance. jeatins
remark that caused q niaunderntnn nding
may be appreciated in THE Purnace." :"
thnt big picture Of modern marriage
that receives its first presentation ~
the Maiestic today. Agnes Ayres ~ tho
bride. Milton 5ils IL also ~ the com
pany.
~Ths Giided Dream NJ the RIaIto.
A double bil program ~ eEtant a.
the Rialto Theatre both today and to.
morrow. Carmel Myers viii bo fea
tured I'm The Giided Dream" while the
sirfh episode of Double Adventure" H.
also being shown. "Wednesday brings
Pauline Frederick In The paiaor
fnse"
Tom Mix NJ the Queen.
Tom Mix IN tho saddle. AT the whosl
OF a racing car, doing stunts with the
aid of his horae Tony and leaping y river
In his car in addition ~ winning fho
hand Of n pretty girl. is ~ be- ~ tho
Queen Theatre for three daya beginning
today In The Road Donou."
savoy.
Wilmington motion picture patrons
have IA treat this week at the ST. voy
Theatre. where Esteie Taylor. D VII
mington girl. IN featured IN ono ~ The
big screen melndr8m3H. White Sew
taken the country by atprrq u IL a
York's east side
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
GIANTS GATHERING.
1891 sqnad En- Route to San Antonio
For Spring Training.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York. Feb. 2S.-Members of the
New York Nationals 1921 squad were
en- route today from nine different states
and Cuba TO their spring training
grounds at San Antonio, Texas
The Giants special train which left
here late Saturday with Frank Frisch.
third baSen1an. a number of recruits.
and staff Of newspaper men aboard,
was awaited in St. Louis this afternoon
by Benny Kauf Slim Sallee, Goldie
Rapp and several others.
George Burns. Mike Gonzales and
Manager John McCraw left Havana
Cuba. by seaplane to Jacksonville, where
they enuained for San Antonio. Other
members Of the squad started from
their homes in various parts Of the
country and will go direct 20 the train
ing camp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
ROWLING TOURNAMENT
BEGINS AT BUFFALO

pv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Buffalo. y. Y. Feb. 2s.-The twenty
u annual championship tournament
g.. the American Bowling Congress will
D. gin here tonight with 30 local fire
man teams scheduled for the first day
ElfalO bowlers will occupy the alleys
fer the first four days of the tourns-
rnent.
This years championship will run
for thirty days 10 accommodate s34
teams in the five man event. 2.127
roubles and $3.50 singles. a record entry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
SNORING TO RE REAL CRIME.
Sleep Talking Also Under Ran IN okls
hnmn nili

oklahoma city. Feb 2s a mar
rod mnn Within the boundaries of fhe
state of oklahoma either talks IN his
al"op snoros or otherwise disturba the
family ard noiRhborhood peace after
tire hour of a. ~. hc ia Liable t. the
laas uf HE breakfast that day for tn
tt7i offence aud lmurisontucnt Ia The
home of hia mother III lRw For period
~ not less than SIX months not more
tban ton veara for thr aecand pfrence.
Under !, Hill introduced before tho I.eRta.
lature by + r. Rcek. Republican. Grant
county. mud !, A Escrhart Republican,
.tf Hlafne county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORT.

Before one Of the largest crowds Of the
eeason the Neighborhood FIVE defeated
the y AIMS team by the score Of "a 10
II Saturday night
The Naval Academy was the victor over
the Military Academy at Annapolis,
Md, Saturday, IS 10 %. in the second OF
The games since the basketbell series was
inaugursted. AZ West Point last wear
the midshipmen also won.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
HARD COURT TENNIS
TOURNAMENT AT PARIS

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
New York Feb 2s.--The worlds hard
court tennis championship tournament
Will be held in Paris this week beginning
May 28, il Was announced here today
by the United States Lawn Tennis AS
sociation. following receipt OF message
from the French Tennis Federation
William T. Tilden End, and Mrs Mol
la Bjurstedt Mallory have been desig-
mated by the United States association
to represent this country in the event.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Will FIGHT WAGE REDUCTION
New England Blacksmiths 80 Decide
In Convention.

Boston, Feb X Decision 70 light
ssgainst any reduction IN wages until
tire rnst Of living drops to Il reason
able figure. was unanimously voted II
the s.mi- annual convention Of the Nv
England council of the international
Rrotheshood of Biacksuiths drop fol1
crs and helpers here yesterday
The delegates voted to oppose the
installing of the individual contract syS
tenn and the open shop.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
GARFIELD AWARDED u. :. NJ.
Former Fuel Administrator Honored
by United States.

Washington. Feb. 2S.--Ry direction Of
the President. Or. Harry a Garfield
former Federal Fuel Administrator. was
awarded Saturday Distinguished Ser
vice Medal by the War Department
IN making the award Secretary Baker
said that the medal was conferred for
exceptional valuable services To the
government as Federal Fuel Admins
traitor during the war"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
DEItWAREANS LOSE.
Rutgers Trackmen Defeat Blue and Gold
Runners

At the joint games Of the Fifth Reg
iurnt and Johns Hopkins. in Baltimore.
saturday night. the special medley. con
t-tIng Of ono 20. .440. 680 and another
40 went 20 Rutgers against the Delaware
Cnllege runners. by nearly fifty yards
Rutgers took the lead A. the start and
maintained Il Ia the end
In the field events. BctImer, OF Della
" are took third place, in the l6-pound-
ehotput. with mark Of AZ feet ! inch,
having a 4 fee' 10 inch handicap
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
I HrRCH BASKETBALL LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results.

Saturdays Results.
Brandywine. Sc; Union. I3.
St Peul's. -; Second Baptist. IA
Westminster. IS: West. Is.
Grace. IS; First Central. Il.
Next Saturday.
Evening -Bran ndywtne VS.. First Cen
trai: St Paul's VS.. West.
Afternoon-Westmins VS.. Second
ptist; Grace VS.. Union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
DOG SAVES COW FROM FIRE.
Drives Them One by one From
burning Barn.

Eau Claire Wis Feb. rs Sport.
Scotch collie dog. rescued thirty head
Of cattle from a burning barn on tho
farm of \. J. Danielson. at HALLS
Danielson was unable 10 got the COWS
out, but the dog went in and drove then.
one by one from their stalls. Damage
to the barn and contents was estimated
at $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
FOURTH OF JULY RACES.

Arrangements will probably be made.
st dinner Of the Matinee Club, on March
B, for two-day meeting at the Fair
Grounds, July 2 and 4, with horse racing
on Saturday and motor racing on Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Church supper nj Second Bantist.

The first church supper which il has
given for a long time will be held by
Bethany BAPTIST Church in the chapel a [
Elm and Jackson streets on Thursday
evening, March TO-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
HIGH SCHOOL WINS.
Defeated West Chester at Basketball
Last SATURDAY,.

The High School basketball team last
Saturday afternoon defeated West
Chester High. q to -. Tomorrow
High VIII play Ridley Park on the floor
Of the latter. Following is tn" scor"
of the game played last SATURDAY.
Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
LOCAL AMUSEMENTa.
THE STAGE.
"Robfn Hood" at The Playhouse.

Fully adequate In every respect In
Reginald DeKovsn's charming light
opera Robin Hood" which viii be sung
at The Plnyhouse tonight. tomorrow
night and "Wednesday matinee and
night. II In to be- given by "A company
organized by Ralph Dunbar. who re-
Gently gave The Chocolate Soldier :"
The MikBdo" and Carmen" 20 tho
music lovers Of this country. The re-
pivel of Robin Hood" iH piea nj
event In theatrical annals A suf-
ficiently cohesive story of its historical
element Eives the DeKoven opera quite
place by itself In the affections Of
those who love Ia dream away an even
iuE In world of pleasant sounds.
ehnrming people and artistic environ
fnent And what ~ opie arc more fitted
to ehnrm tho fancy thnn bold Robin
Hood and hia Ray and iovable follow
ers7 While the locala of tho story Of
robin Hood ls tho beautiful country
Hde Of the heart of England IN the
twelfth century. tho treatne of the
theme IL purely American. which ac-
counts for its musical worth and brist-
ling humor Arthur sherman In Robin
Hood. Mildred ftodRers. "Alan-A-
Dnle. Hnllnn Mostyn. The Sheriff"
John Macsweeney. "Frlar Tuck" and
Clara Campbell in Maid Marian"
"The Hotfentot" with william Collier
William Collier. who is starring this
eeason in The IIottantot." comes to
The Piayhoure the latter half II thin
week The quiet vet always effective
methods which have earned for Mr.
Collier the title of Americas foremost
farceur arc much In evidence IN The
lIottentnt
Music and Comedy NJ The Gnrrick.
MuRie and comedy feature tho bill AZ
tho Gnrrick Theatre fhie week There
arc several exceptionally big musical
acts. ono Of them the Melody Garden.
comprising six charming Rirls. all of
whom arc good nuaiciana and singera
Another. Larrv ITarkins and hia
.rnonarchs of melody. coFnpriHea a
clever male quartet Tho bill also In
eludee Mile Victoria. premier. dnna-
ouse. Frank Farron character rom
e1ian Gushing md Weat. minstrel
hove. FlaEler and Malta. IN comedv and
music Chester Nelson and Kitty
Madison in "A Rube and Ruby" and
the HarrinRtnns. in Fun IN tho Air"
THT SCREEN.
"The Furnace" at the Majestic.
Slight miHunderata ndinga arc respon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Parkside Fund Over $500.

The building fund of the Parkside
athletic Club was boosted TO $50 Satur
day night, according to the Campaign
ommittee. The drive for 81 500 closes
March 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
PENN DOWNS DELAWARE.
Bluc and Gold Team Los~s the Las
Game of the Season.

The Delaware College basketball team
was defeated on Saturday pixht by the
University of Pennsylvania, ~ TO la.
This was the last game OF the season
for the Delaware varsity and Also
marke ed the end Of Captain Alexander
and McCaughn's basketball careers at
Delaware. The score:
lfx,l, ,f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
" est Chester.
FRlEN HEAT WESLEY.
W ilmington Team Wins IN Close Match
With Dover Rows

Friends School was Victorious. on
Saturday afternoon, in a basketball
game played here. with Wesley Col
leciate Institute os Dover Score
Wesley Collegiate Institute.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Della ware Bankers Meeting.

The semi-annual meeting Of the Della
ware Bankers Association viii be held
in the club room Of the Hotel du Pont.
on Thursday March ;.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
TotIs
Friends School.
Goals
DOVER HIGH WINS.
Champions Take Game From Dover
ColIegjates by Score of 90 10 49,

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover Feb. 2S.-AUOther exciting
game OF basll etball entertained Dover
citizens Saturday night. when AZ III"
STATE Armory a game was played be
tween Dover High School and the Dover
CoIlesiates, the former winning by a
score Of % TO H., Following was tn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
-er High school. Dover Coilegiates.
The eirl. OF Dover

me g1ris or Dover High Sefool played
a game with the FELTON, High School
girls after the boys game. one half
game. the Dover girls winning BY a
score Of 70 /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28

Quick results small costs usr Ever,
Evening want ade
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Total
Delaware College.
Goals

Referee, Batrel. Time of halves. 20
minutes. Foul goals: McCaughn.
out OF 10: McNichol. out of 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-28
Music and Comedy nj The Gnrrieh.
TIE sCRERN

"The Furnace" at the Majestic.
Slight Observation-Disclosures arc respon
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-22
A GOOD GRADE VELVET RUG

TRY A CREWS
BEGGS SOFT
WATER SHAMPOO
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-22
Basement Values for
Men and Boys

Special, Boys Dress Smts-Knick-
erbocker Pants-agcs Is. II, 1S-
to close at Half Price.
Boys Gray Mixed Knickcrbockcr
Pants, former Price $2.45.
now .............- .1I .0O
Boys heavy gray Sweater Coats,
former price $50, now ....95c
Boys extra quality Blue Chambray
BIouses former price ST As, now 75c
Boys Leather, warm lined Mittens
at 35e, soc, and .7Sc
Boys Dress Suits with Knicker-
booker pants. in mixtures Of gray,
green and brown; exceptional
values ......-........ .9o.53
MEMS drab color Corduroy Trous-
ers, made with tunnel belt loops; five
pockets; cuff buttons; former price.
$6.75; now ......... .S4.S0
Mems Work and Dress Trousers, in
neat patterns. at $2.35, 1886 and
$4.35.
MEMS blue Wool Serge Trousers,
former price, $3.50; now $500
MEMS heavy Cotton Union Suits,
former price, $3.50; now .$l.s0
Mems heavy Canvas Gloves, knit
wrist or gauntlet style ........ .l5e
Mems Wool Socks. former price,
SOC; now SOC
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-22
SCHOOL TEACHERS

-src especially invited to SEQ
our assortment of valentines
to Mskc.' This is the we'll.
known Whitney limo of lacc ma
terisls hearts, Cupids, etc,
and each package has enough
for ten beautiful Valentines;
pkg. ............... Soc
Main floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-22
GOOD DINNERWARE
REASONABLY PRICED

Just received an assortment
Of good quality scmi-Porccfain
Dishes with FURNISHED gold on
the edge of each piece.
Cups and Saucers ..... 35c
Medium Dinner Plates =. S5c
Breakfast Plates ...... SSc
Soup Plates ..-.. 2SC
Medium Platters .--. l5c
Medium Vegetable
Dishes ....-.. 45c
Largo Platters .--..... soc.
Large Vegetable Dishes SOC
China Shop, Fourth Floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-22
Last and Biggest Day of Basement Week
JANUARY VALUES IN DoMEsTICs

-Sl290 seamless Sheets, good me
dium quality, standard double bed
size; regular $3.50 value; now on sale
at, each ...........-........ S1.39
-72y9O seamless Sheets, standard
grade, on sale at, each ..... ST %
--12S90 scanned Sheets, seam runs in the
center; made Of good medium grade
Muslin; regular Sl.75 value; now on
sale at, each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Csc
--l0-4 bleachod Shooting, full 90 in.
wide, excellent quality; regular 75c
value; now on sale at, yard 80. SOC
wide, standard grade, on sale at,
YARD MISUNDERSTANDING. CSc
81 blcached Sbceting, full 72 in. wide,
now on sale at, yard ...... nc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-22
Special
In the Drug Department
Today
Valentines

We have our full line Of Val
entines on display. From 10
to s1.50 each.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-22
Mems, Women's, Boys and Girls
Shoes, $500 pair

Two dollars per for Mems Work Shoes there aren't many
and we advise 80 visit.
Two dollars for Womens Button Shoes.
Two dollars for hundreds Of pairs Of Boys and Girls Shoesnot
shoes made sell for $200-bu wonder values Shoes that will
give best of satisfaction possible the morning. The
sale starts at 80. Be one of the crowd
Basement