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Evening star., 1921-10-03
HfdeR.

NEW YORK, October 8 (Special).-
City packer hides are scarce article
in this market and prices are frm.
as local packers are sold up. Sole
leather and upper feathers are at
tracing foreign attention and there
is a good domestic demand.
Evening star., 1921-10-03
We stock.

SEATTLE, October tSpecia) -
The live stock markets of the Pa
ctflc northwest are extremely weak,
with prices hanging around the low
est point reached in years: CHOICE
9 hundred pounds: hogs at $11 to
s11:65 and mountain lambs from IS
to $3.50.
Evening star., 1921-10-03

with open hearth sheet bars auotsd
at $40 to sac and the higher price
generally prevailing. an advaAss IN
PRICE Is expected
GIRARD, Ohio, October 8 Especially.
THE A. NJ. Byers Company dred UP
its Matte. stack here today.
CANNONSBURG. Pa. Octaber
Especially -Four more hot mills at
the Standard Tin Plate plant at Can
night. twelve mills had resumed
last week.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. octobsr 3
Especial al).-There 10 continued inter-
est on the part OF pig iron buyers
here and furnaces operating on foun-
dry iron are shipping their enars
output from stock.
MERCER, Pa, October 3 Especially.
Due to lack of orders. the Raznor
Manufacturing Company (stoves) has
laid off about 100 men. ~.
Evening star., 1921-10-03
Automobiles.

CLEVELAND, October 3 Especial -
General Improvement In collections
here has been strongly reflected In
the truck business. One large motor
that not only are collections better.
but the percentage Of current opsn
accounts is lower than in any year
since 1916.
Evening star., 1921-10-03
MaehiAWy.

q. - MochIASey. - -.
NEW YORK, October : Especial ~
The Automatic Straight Air Brake
Company has received an order call.
ing for air brake equipment for 1000
new cars
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, October 8 (sps.
cial).-The cut In the price OF farm
implements ranging between 10 and
20 per cent, effective today. 10 ex-
pected to stimulate sales to farmers
throughout this entire section. A
large stock of the products Of the
International HARVESTER Company Is
stored here.
Evening star., 1921-10-03
COttOns.

ST. LOUIS. October 8 (Special).-
has been reflected in the following
price advances here: Four-quarter
sheeting from 10 to IL cents q yard;
bleached muslin, 12h to IS cents;
S-ounce ticking. 1871 to. 2e cents;
two-twenty denims, 1914 to 1Sh
cents; nine-quarter sheettng. 81 to
AZ cents.
Evening star., 1921-10-03
Alumtnumwafe.

ST. LOUIS, October 8 (speciaD.-
Price liquidation to clear out old
stocks has resulted in heavy sales
Of aluminium ware in cities in this
district. Prices have fallen from rs
to SO per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
WGHES DEMANDS
NU.S {. PRISONERS IN
I RUSSIA Be FREED
Cannot Countenance
Food Relief While Our
Citizens Detained

RIGA. Lctvia. July 2T.-An official
demnnd by Secretary OF state Hughes.
Tor the release OF the American pris-
uncrH In Russia was handed Nv Con-
rui Alhrccht To Isconid Stark the Boil
shcvik minister here last night.
The demand OF Secretary Hughes
reads:
'In the name OF humanity. the
american government demands of the
Soviet authorities that American pris-
uncrs be at once released. It mani
Testify Is impossible for the American
authorities to countenancc measures
for relief of The distress In Russia
while our citizens are detained"
The text OF the communication dis
patched July 90. has not been made
public. II II understood, however,
To- be brief insistenco that the Amer
teams he released before there can be
any thought ot better relations be-
tween tho United states and Russia.
The action was taken In the name or
humanity and because all efforts to
secure the rclcase Of the Americans,
made through DR.. hansen OF the Red
Cross. have failed.
What course win he taken by the
q 'nitcd States n The soviet authorities
IGNORE or refuse to accede to the de-
Dnnnds. was not indicated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
Sixty Business Women
Hold a Dinner

sixty business and professional
women assembled last night at tho
~ !. Strong home on North f1fth
.Rtrrct FOR tho hi-wcckiy dinner aud
business meeting. Three new mom-
'brrs were admitted. a report OF the
secretary read and an entertaining
program presented. 1t was stated
ihAt the business Momcn's club In
l6ow ~ large ~ the Rotary club, com
NSd of tho busnness mon OF the city
There were ton guests present, besides
the membership.
Miss Bertha Benson won the at
tendance prize offered by Miss Ella
Bartlett. This was a Red Gross first
aid hit
\ report ~ the money In Tie treas
ur read last night showed "a sub
-tantiul sum rtady FOR the winters
work The clubs motto. We Pro-
grcss adopted at a meeting OF the
advisory BOARD. was suggested to tho
national convention of the Business
and Professional Momon's club in "a
wire sent from the local club. ~ was
suggested among some rifty others at
a meeting e month ago. by Miss nellie
iAughlin. Provision for expenses for
the secretary work was made at this
meeting, and the initiation Zee OF the
club raised rrum 50 To -.
NHT " NNNNNN'A H"N'NNN'N hANN wv
popular vocal solos. Cadman's n Hear
e Thrush az Eve" and At uaWniug
and Miss Doris pincnu danced In
costume on the lawn. the Grand
Ballet de- Concert" and Bright Eyes"
Mrs. H. W. l'tw played FOR her. MI
and Mrs Strong both entertained
their guests with impromptu NUM-
bgrs.
Tho new members whose names
- L..Na A.
Self NJ nryant. secretary ur the
Stnckmvu'H Guaranty Loan company
Mrs. lt.hoooH GENTRY, manager ~ tho
Gcutr, poultry ranch and Mis- phu
Phillips head tuberculosis nurse at
the Albuquerque stnaturium.
The club Will meet IN I'VE weeks at
III MlItmoutcs.
TaNic1bs for small freight are now
Ittuu used Iu Paris.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
Waiter at Liberty
Cafe Gets Away With
$500 By Forgeries

How Phillip Shirley. a waiter nt the
Liberty cafe. took some blank checks
aud forged the name of Anthony
pavlautos and got away with about
$500. came 70 light yesterday with
The discovery uf the bogus checks ut
|thc citizens National bank.
Shirley made his getaway about
ten days ugo and although police arc
Frying To locate him they fear II w!ll
De- difficult now.
shirley. It Is said, cashcd tn"
checks at various stores In the CITY
nftor banking hours. lie claimed To
have been u newspaper reporter AT
one time aud said hc had worked on
various papers on the Pacific coast
and boa Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

satisfactory climax are charged with
iatercst n suspcnae.
Thurston Hall and Airline Pretty
have the leading roles.
pAsT1ME
Edna Murphy and Johnnie
Walker. the two quite new and popu.
lar Fox stars who brought themselves
such fame IN "Over tho fIill.~ are
starring In "Iivc Wires.f' a Fox Pic
turc at tho pastime today. A reel of
Fox News and n Mutt and Jen com-
cdy cartoon will be shown hero also.
sDr
Thomas MeiFhan's latest and best
starring vehicle since THE Miracle
Man" Is THE City OF Silent Men- al
the n today. This ~ a Paramount
picture. The added attractions on to-
days bill are a Burton Holmes
"Traveioguo" and n reel OF Current
Events.
IDEAL
Florence Reed. who II the star Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
At the TheaterS
Today
LYRIC

LYRIC
To lovers Of stories OF exciting ad
venture with swinging plot Develop
mcnt. The Valley OF Doubt" a
Sclznick picture directed by Burton
George. now showing at the Lyric
thcater. viii Offer entertainment Of a
very satisfying nature.
The story centcrS around n young
American girl who goes with her dis
golute brother to a Canadian lumber
camp In the far north in an effort TO
reform himL There she meets IA young
French-Canadian with whom she falls
in love. much To the chagrin of Macy,
manager of the camp. who has de-
signs on her. He does all nc can 80
thwart the progress Of tru love, and
the series OF events leading to the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

The struggle Everlasting. tho
feature AZ the Ideal fheatcr today ~
seldom seen on broadway productions
unless a ia through the medium 81
tho motion .pictnfc. For three years
now she has beer y Of The ieadine
stars whose name giittcrs IN electric
lights In front OF the blk thcatcrH. and
her present yohicic bids fair 10 run
throughout the year. Last year sho
WINS the star IN ''The Wnndercs" a.
the Manhattan Opera house. while
this seasou. she "a In ~chu Chin
chow" It the Century thcafcr. Her
biggest ~photoplRy succeEscH have been
made under the management OF
Harry RAP. who has presented her
IN 'Todny,'' and who Is also responsl-
bile for her wonderful work In The
Struggle Everlasting"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
Rapid Confirmation.

The confirmation OF the appoint
mcnts Of S%ecundino Romero ~
States marshal and George u.
Craig as a.. <. district attorney for
New Mexico. by the senate. has been
remarked upon as having been ac-
complished In a very short space Of
time. These appointments were re-
quested by senator Bursum. who had
the support Of the administration.
Tho appointment OF Miss Ncmccia
Ascaratc. of las Cruces, to be register
OF the land office, but has not yet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

Congressman Montoya has made
application to the postofflcc depart
mcnt to hasten the appointment of
New Mexico pos~tnsasters for offices
whore the terms Of the present In.
cumbcnts have expired. Dates OF
civil service examinations will be an
nounccd In q few days by the civil
service commission Bliss Freeman.
postmaster at Las Cruces has resign
ed. and Licut. Charles Lee has been
appointed temporarily To the position.
pending the result OF the civil service
examination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

Through tho efforts OF Congressman
Montoya, the compensation award Of
Paul n. Baatz. ~ Silver CITY. has been
amended To total disability, dating
from Feb. 2, 1890, and he viii re-
ceive full remuneration from that
date. Director Forbes. OF the Bureau
OF War Risk Insurance. has called
upon the Insurance division 10 award
insurance on accoun OF total and
permanent disability In the case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
HEALTH FOE WOMEN

How many perfectly well women
DO you Enowg Isn't ~ true that 81
order 70 keep UP with the march OF
progress the ~cnduranca Of wcfnan n
often strained 10 ita utmost. and the
tax upon her physical system Is in
many cases greater than b can
Headaches develop. and nerv-
GUS irritability. ~hacknchc. dragging
down sensations. and other painful
peculiar 10 Tbs re-
liable remedy when a woman gets
into such a conditions H. lydia y.
pfnhhnm'n Vegetable Compound. a.
for nearly half n century ~ a
proved the natural restorative for
these troubles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

Corpus christi College Of Cam.
bridge. England. was founded In
1859.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

New Mexico was honorcd recently
when tho amendments to the naval
appropriations hill were being % -
sidercd. whon Congressman Montuya
was called to the chair to preside Tor
"a short time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

Nesiof Montoya. Jr.. son Of Cong
ressman Montoyn, will remain IN
Washington during the summer In
charge uf his fathers o7icq. and will
keep Mr.. Montoya Informed an 10
events In tho capitol.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

AZ parish priest al Las Vegas aud
San Antonio. New Mexico. is visiting
ln Washington. Father Ofkeefc was
a chaplain with the rank OF major In
the world war. His mother IL living
In T.cavcnworth. Kansas. whore he
now resides.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

The house census committee has
agreed upon a house Of representa- .
tivcs Of 460 members, and n bill viii
he reported out In the neat future.
rnder the reapportionment New McA-
leo VIII be given two representatives
ln the lnMer honan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

You are reading this al. Other
people win read yours. Phone
346.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

Father o'Kecfc. formerly stationc'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

been confirmed. owing to tho fact
that the senate committee on public
lands has not been In session.
Congressman MontOya IL at work
clearing IN his Affairs preparatory 90
leaving for New Mexico early In
August.
Senator Bursum has introduced
In the senate for the relief
and Reimbursement OF Mnnuclim
Swope. Of San Miguel county. whose
husband. Charles =. Hopkins. was
killed 10y Comanchc and kiowa In
dlans In 1873. Mrs. Swope also Euf-
fcrcd at the hands of the Indians.
The act provides for the payment Of
$500 per year to Mrs. Swopc during
the remainder Of her natural life.
Cattle loan Chairman.
James q. McNary, president of The
First National bank. Of III paso, has
been selected ms chairman of the
executive committee for west Texas
and Now Mexico, to administer the
portion Of the 100000 allotted
for the relief OF stockmen IN that
section. The other members ~ the
committee will be named in "a few
days, Senator Bursum is daily IN
conference with executives relative 90
the handling OF the special fund. AMI
has frequent conferences with treas
ury officials on plans for the placing
Of the funds In the southwest.
-
The department Of the Interior has
recommended favorable consideration
OF Senator Bursum's senate bill No.
2Oi4. which provides for issuing title
"a government lands upon 80 years
occupation and advcrse possession. IL
h probable that this bill viii be re-
ported favorable by the senate COM
mittoe on public lands, and VIII be
given a place On the calendar In The
nea future.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
IiuIi Ia Washington.
Eifcgo Bacn Sos President.

II. l.. Brewer, OF III Paso, and New
Mexico. IL In Washington on business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

y. 80
WASHINGTON. July 27.-Frank
Springer. Of Las Vegas. who has been
In his onIte In the Smithsonian .inati-
tute In Washington for some time.
has left for his home. Mr.. Springer
IN a valued member OF the institute
board apd his genius IN archaeology
and his authorship of books on the
subject are well known In New
Mexico. Mr.. Springer recently took
charge Of the radipm- bearing orc
sent for Madame Curie to be forward
ed to France. ana OF the exhibit Of
the same ores. all from silver city.
which he arranged aud placed In the
Smithsonian institute.
Hull in Washington.
State senator Hull. "A newspaper
editor aud owner OF the Clovis
journal. N In Washington on route To
Porto Rico. where he will be secrc-
tary to his uncle. y. Mont Richly. who
has been appointed governor Of Porto
Rico, and whom with his family are
enjoying the hospitality OF friends In
Washington. The party viii sail FOR
their new station In n few days.
N n.,... - ~ n... .UI A..s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

TaNlcnbs for small freight are nov
used loo Paris.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

Congrcssman Montoya IL al work
clearing up his Affairs preparatory 90
leaving for New Mexico early In
August.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Aud Acquaintance

Charley Fawcett, years ago n Puc-
bio policeman, now prosperous
farmer near Crow. this county. wac in
tho city yesterday and visited the
court house on business.
That's the man who brought up
good many of us who were said to
be too full of fun and mischief" said
Deputy County Clerk Brook.
Il don't caro- to say just how long
ago It was. both on his account and
ours, but he's the man who used 10
have lot of us in tow occasionally
such as Dan Bagley, r. Stewart. Leo
Kelly, myself and others, and he sure
used TO give us the hot foot down
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
mobile owners who want to be saSo

mobile owners who want to bs sado
by possessing 1921 licenses.
Just at office closing timo last even
ing the 500 tags shipped from St Paul
by freight on January 5, arrived and
were at once put in place.
Thus the tags wero ten days on the
road; the distance from st. Paul 10
Pueblo is approximately 975 miles. but
call 1t 1000 miles for the sake of round
numbers, and we have tho remarkable
speed of 100 miles each 24 hours on the
average; this would mean n fraction
more than four miles an hour. the
speed good horse can mako In a
walk.
Therefore It has been suggested that
the next shipment be made in a farm
wagon,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

sci Dowler. Ursula Greenwald. orol
l.. Rees- Playful Rondo, Green. Frank
Record. Cedar Brook Waltz, Perry,
Joyous Farmer. Schumann. Bert Colby.
Tho Donkey Ride. Severn, Ben Shack
lett Hungarian Dance, No. ), Brahms,
Ferdinand Butler. Purple Pansiee.
Fearis, Alvah Hall Scherzo, Stephen
Gilbert. VIII O. tho Wisp. Won Wilm.
Joseph Peterson. Souvenir do Wien
iawski, Haesche, Edwin Clark Nio-
lin duet, Magas. Harold Hardwick and
Miss Rees. Valse No. 9, Durand, Lin
ville Mordeaux. Waltz from Faust,
Gaunod- Wichtl, Carl Treibes. Adora-
ton, Borowslsi, Elmer Attic. Dance OF
the Demons, Hoist. Frank Hines
Tampa, Harold, Harold Hardwiclt
Juba Dance, Bctt, John Saho William
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

Tell, Rossini, Clarence Walters. That's
Massonet, Reucl Lee Boss. Scxtotte
from Lucia, Leschetizky, Robert
Augcnbaugh. Avo Maria. Schubert
Fred Lachner. t'inalo of Rhapsody
No. 6, Liszt, John De Witt Moore.
Mazurka de Concert. Musin, Fred Soy-
kora. Grade Bert Colby. Grade III
--Linville MordoauS
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
AN UNUSUAL CONCERT

The Schwinger School OF Music an
nounces d recital of unusual interest
for next Friday evening to take place
in the Congress Hotel ball room. The
entire program will be given by the
boys and young men students of the
school, which includes the finest talent
in tho city. A Steinway concert grand,
furnished by tho Knight-Campbell Mu-
sic company will be used. Following
is tho program to which tho public is
cordially invited.
PROGRAM
llumminy Bird Waltz, Schiller. Rus
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
VERDICT REvER sED

New York, Jan. II. A verdict of
100000 for false arrest awarded year
ago by supreme court jury to Alex
ander p. MacAuley, wealthy Toronto
mining engineer. was reversed yester-
day by tho appellate division.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
ISAAC CLoTHIER DIES

Philadelphia, Jan. 1b.-1saac Il.
Clothior last surviving founder Of the
firm OF Strawbridge and Clothier.
Philadelphia philanthropist and proupi-
nent member OF tho Society Of Friend,
died today at Wynnewood, Pa, near
here. He was so years old
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
JUDGE BARNES DIES

Lincoln. Neb., Jan. 15.-Judgo John
y. Barnes, for many years associate
Justice Of tho Nebraska supreme court,
died tonight at his homo here aged rs.
He was a veteran of tho Civil War
and a pioneer lawyer OF tho state.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Extra Special

Here's snap snaps; for you take home many you
card Solid brass perfectly plated dress
snaps at less than manufacturing cosevery snap guaran-
teed perfect: snaps the card-he black-a sizes
at cents card
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Auto Tags Here

Smiling faces and open cash rogist-
crs will be ready at tho county clerks
office tomorrow morning at IS o'clock
to greet the first five hundred auto
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Il. OF c. CONVENTION

New York, Jan. 15.-Tho thirty
ninth annual international convention
of the Knights OF Columbus will be
held in San Francisco the first week
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

the alleys when he mistakenly thought
VIC were In mischief
That's ancient history boys" said
F'awcett, como out to the ranch any
timo and I'll show you some good
things to cat"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16

in August This decision has been
reaohed by the supreme board Of di-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
HOSIERY

Boys and Girls stockings in all sizes from to 9l;
regular IS and IS cent quality. special to close out
19c Pair
"A pure thread silk Hose; $3.50 hose; Extra special
black only $l.00 Pair
Gordon Hose $500 all silk, all shades $2.25
-$l.25 Lsle Ever~ear Hose. special Csc pair
True shape hose for women. $225 stocking. black.
white and cordovan $l50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Blanket Specials

We have maintained the lowest
prices In Pueblo. Biggest Values for
the Least Money.
Grey Cotton Blankets, size 50172;
special value ............ ST. .49
Grey and Tan Cotton Blanket, 64x76;
at Sl.1S
Extra heavy Cotton Blanket, $500
value ............. $3.50
A $3.50 Wool Nap Blanket in grey or
tan at 3. S4.4S
A $500 all-Wool Blanket,
for ..-............... $3.50
$3.50 Australian Wool Blanket,
for ............... $3.50
These are real values; compare them
with other sales.
-lO-4 Pepperel Sheeting bleachd
75c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
AT CONSIDERABLE
SAVINGS

-Corsets Of most popular makes
such as Gossard,. Warmers. Rcd
ferns and Henderson.
Warmers. back lace in a $3.50
value, sale Pnce- .$1.7S
Warner front or back lace cor.
sets. broeaded and plain. regular
$500 corsets- $2.98
Warmers abdominal corsets reg
ular $3.50 and 500 corsets. both
in front and back lace $3.50
-Redfcn corscts in both front
and back lace, values UP to $40:
now $3.50
-Gossards No. 1905; a regular
$500 corset. now $3.50
-Gossards No. 1902 and 1863,
both $500 and $3.50 corsets,
now $3.50
-Gossard values up to 5000;
your choice, special $3.50
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Slumber Garments

Women'e Flannel Night Gowns, msds
of extra quality Outing Flannel, cut
full, at .--------.--- $l.80
20 Per Cent Reduction on all DR.. Den
toms Sleeping Garments
Children's IS Khaki Play Suits, made Of
good weight Khaki cloth,
at .-.--..--.----... 81 90
Fancy Colored Bath Towels, pink, blno
and yellow, checks and stripes; reg
ular sI.25 towel at .-. Csc
Heavy brushed Worsted Scarf and
Cap Sets, regular $3.50 sct
at .......---.-------.- a.93
Misses sl.25 brushed Worsted Tnm
o. Shanters R0E
-e4 Pepperel Shceting
bleached- Csc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
APRONS

Think of buying $500 and
$2.25 Aprons for CSC; this Is
Just what we are doine-sel..
ing Aprons that formerly sold
up to $2.25 for $50. Dark
Percale, Dark Gingham and
other fabrics of merit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Extra Special
i case Women's fine heeced Union Suits;
worth $500 garment CSC
Silk and Kid
GLOVES

KID gloves-Ihc most scnsa-
tional prices quoted on good
gloves.
-Irclands Vallicrc, the best Glove
made, Cape Gloves in dark brown.
tans, greys and white.
-Capcs in tans, brown, green's
and white specially priced for this
sale at $3.50
-Irelands white Cape Gloves. a
regular $500 value $500
-Irclands Brown Cape Gloves,
our regular $3.50 Glove; Excep-
tional quality in two clasp. Special
$3.50
Our $500 Balicr real French
Kid Glove; this glove was bought
to sell at $3.50 pair. marked
down to $3.75
This is an opportunity to buy
your Gloves now at a wonderful
saving--immediately after this sale
these gloves go back to their for
mer prices.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-16
Goods Wool and Cotton MusGn and Sheengs Toegs, Blankets

Crash Toweling good quality
Sc Yard
Heavy Huck Toweling-
l5c Yard
Turkish Towels, hemmed ends
z for 25c
-42-inch Pillow Cases. - each 23c
-72xN Bed Sheets CSC
Table Oil Cloth 39c
Apron Check Ginghams- l2lze
Fancy Dress Ginghams- l21ac
A extra quality dress Ginghams-
18c
-Calicoes and Percales, light and
dark l0c
-32-inch Bed ticking, good
quality 15c