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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-14
AssAILs COLOMBIA PACT.
Senator KellOpp Declares 1t Would Stain
Name of Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, April l4.-Launch-
ing the fight against the s25,0OO00 Co
lombian treaty, Senator Kellogg. Re
publican. Minnesota. told that ratifica-
ton of the pact would place a stain
upon the name and fame" of Theodore
Roosevelt and would acknowledge that
the United States ''wronged Colombia
violated her rights and are now will.
ing to make reparation therefor"
Senator kellogg said:
| inquire at the outset. Why are we
asked to pay S250O0,0OO to Colombia :
Disguise it as YOU may, the verdict of
history will be that we are paving this
sum as compensation to Colombia for
the loss of Panama. under the claim
that we encouraged q revolution. VIC
lated her rights under the treaty of
1916 and under international law. and
wrested from her by force one of her
provinces. This was substantially the
claim made by the DISTINGUISHED senator
from Colorado in an elaborate speech
upon this subject within the last two
months. He not only charged this gov
eminent with violation of the rights of
Colombia: with bad faith: but he laid
at the door of President Roosevelt the
responsibility for these alleged unlawful
acts.
BIRTHS.
In East Jamaica. April 4 a son to Mr.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-04-14
MARRIAGES.

In Amsterdam, y. Y, April ., by Rev.
George Steininger, Denny J. Leahy. for
merly of Brattleboro and Miss Lillian V.
Ross of Amsterdam, y. Y.
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BIRTHS.

In East Jamaica. April Z. son to NJ
and Mrs. Raymond W. Howe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
WOMEN'S DRESSES, 1900

Exceptionally well-taiiored frocks of trico-
tine and poiret twill in navy blue or black.
Braid trimmed. buttons, embroideries or just
''plain tailored" depending whether one IS
slender 81 or matronly IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
JACK TAR DRESSES, 2.9S

Five smart models in lonsdale, regularly
3.95 and 500. One or two-piece effects, but
always regulation All white or with navy
collars and cuffs, or in navy blue or copen. 6
to IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
WOMEN'S DRESSES, 1880

Way underpriced! 160 frocks, surprisingly
lovely, of canton crepe, satin and satin crepes.
Black, navy and the new woodsy browns, the
seasons latest as to line and trimming. Sizes
"a to "A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
MISSES COATS, $3.50

Coats regularly $3.50, with rich fur collars
Of beaver, squirrel or wolf furs that "set OF"
Normandy cloth to perfection. Polo cloth
coats as well. Silk lined and interlined. IA
to Is sizes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
UNTRIMMED HATS, 2.39

500 if you buy them any other time! Clean
ing hatter's plush and panne velvet in black,
brown and navy. The cream Of the seasons
favorite shapes will go quickly at this three
day price.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
WOMEN'S COATS, 1880

With luxurious beaver collars. The sea-
sons finest caravan, morette, velva cloth.
Straight-line, wrap coat or semi-wrap models.
in black, brown, navy, malay and sorrento.
Silk lined, with peau de cygne and crepe de
chine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
1.75 TOY BANKS, AT 100

Nickel and dime banks that are miniatures
o. cash registers. just the thing that the kid
die wants to begin saving. Buy one in this
Golden Harvest Sale and save 75c on the pur-
chase.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
100 FEATHER N 69c

Every other hat that smart women are
wearing is feather trimmed Trim your own
with one of these bands. Enough colors to
insure your getting your own particular shade.
Plenty of black.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
HUDSON SEAL COAT, 1895

Exactly 10000 less if you buy your fur coat
within the next three days! Regularly 299.5O;
a 36-inch full-furred Hudson seal dyed musk
rat) coat, luxuriously fashioned, pussy willow
lined.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
1925 SPORT SKIRTS, 500

Less than half for swanky little plaid and
check sport skirts in the best Of the new Fall
colors-the soft colorings that only wool takes
to perfection. Full plated and splendidly
tailored.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
THIRD FLOOR
200 SHOCKS, SOC

200 SHOCKS, SOC
Smocks of crinkly Japanese crepe and linens
with some rather original wool embroideries
when they're not perfectly plain. A regular
flower garden of attractive colorings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
75c WINDOW SHADES, 55c

125 dozen good quality American Holland
shades in ecru, green and white, mounted on
strong, reliable rollers, complete with inside
and outside fixtures. The regulation size, at
55c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
M BLOUsEs. 2.65

The exquisite batiste blouses without a
machine stitch in them, that discriminating
women prefer for tailored suit wear. Hand
embroideries, hand run tucks, hand drawn
work, real flet laces. Regularly 300 and 1886.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
HOUSE DRESSES, 1.19

Crisp, clean bingham and percale tub frocks
that are $50 any other time. Clean-as-a-pin
stripes and checks with white collars and
pocketed and belted. Fitted Or straight-line
models.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
SILK PETTICOATS, 1898

Silk jersey petticoats Of good quality MI
lanese silk; regularly 600. In solid or two
tone effects with planted flounces. With cut
out edges, ribbon trimmings and elastic fitted
Wristbands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
30c o PAINT, AT 21c

Marshing's French gold, silver and antique
paint, for all ornamental gliding and decora-
tive purposes. Tomorrow the price has been
considerably lowered to 80 bottle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
2.bo scRIM CURTAINS. 1.5O

200 pairs Of fine quality scrim curtains, in
several pretty designs, with hemstitched hens,
trimmed with linen, cluny and novelty edges,
in white and ecru colors. Priced at $50 pair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
FIFTH FLOOR
$3.50 TEA WAGONS, 27.50

May be had in either genuine mahogany or
American Walnut; removable glass tray; drop
leaf, one drawer and lower shelf, rubber tire
wheels; well made and nicely finished.
24.5o SEWING TABLES, 14.75
Martha Washington sewing tables, equip.
ped with three drawers. one for spool racks;
there is q sliding tray; finished in antique
brown mahogany.
DINING SUITE, 1880
Four-piece American walnut suite, made by
a famous Grand Rapids manufacturer; there
is a buffet, extension table, serving table and
china cabinet. Reg. 666.00
BED ROOM SUITE, 259.50
A four-piece suite of American walnut;
there is a dresser, chifferobe. dressing table
and full size bed with bow-end footboard;
finished with the utmost care. Reg. 359.5O.
$500 MATTRESSES, 1900
Filled with fifty pounds of guaranteed 100
per cent. pure cotton felt; made with Imperial
edge and covered with eight-ounce ticking;
two patterns to choose from.
1000 STEEL BEDS, 1915
Two-inch continuous post a~ll-steel beds, in
white and ivory finish made by one of the
biggest manufacturers in the country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
SECOND FLOOR
Continued

900 MEMS SHOES, $4.S6
Mahogany tan calf, balmoral lace shoe.
Goodyear stitched welt; plump single soles;
modified English last; Wingfoot rubber heels.
BOYS SWEATERS, 4.65
Reg. 600 and $50. Pure worsted, excellent
weights, medium and heavy; slip-on styles;
solid colors and combinations. Also coat
sweaters with ruff neck collar.
BOYS BLoUsEs, e5c
Made to sell for LOO and 1.50. Wide range
of stripe patterns, sturdy materials, snappy ap-
pearance. Neckband, collar attached and open
collar styles. Sizes 6 to 16 years.
$50 PoPL1Ns, 1.ss
All wool, 42-inch. Fine, all-year round dress
fabric; sponged and shrunk; all favored full
colorings.
$50 BRoADcLoTH, 2.25
4S-inch, all wool; sport stripe; new fall
fabric for smart skirts. Chiffon satin finish;
sponged and shrunk. Wonderful color COM
binations.
4ec ELBEC0 sATEEN, 29c
36-inch; highly mercerized s%ateen, perma-
nent finish our standard quality. Leading
light to dark colors, also black and white; for
all lining purposes.
59c NOVELTY sATEENs, 400
Printed sateen, durable and attractive for
lining coats and wraps, also children's coats.
Smart figured patterns on grounds Of tan,
beaver, navy, old blue, gray, brown.
400 CANTON CREPE, 2.9S
An ;nob Tba Gill IF tho bo11r R1ack nayy
brown; for entire dresses; firm weave, heavy
weight.
800 CREPE DE CHINE, 1.59
4O-inch; heavy weight; for blouses and en-
tire dresses; light and dark %colors; white,
black, navy, brown. Only 1900 yards.
MEMS SOFT HATS, 2.45
Reg. 800 and $50. New Fall styles in styl-
ish browns, tans and grays. Various shapes,
all sizes.
BOYS ALPINE HATS, 1.39
Reg. 200. Made of Fancy Suitings, checks
and blue serge. Sizes 615 to rs.
BUNGALOW APRONS, 75c
Reg. $1.O0. Of percale, pretty patterns,
trimmed with rick-rack braid or solid color.
Belt or tie sash and pockets.
WoMEN's JULIETs, 100
Of good quality felt, assorted colors leather
soles, low covered heels.
CHLIDREN's SHOES, 2.15
Reg. 1926. Bamberger Foot Trainer models.
Wei kid. Button and lace. Sizes 4 to 8.
CHILDREN's SHOES, $50
Reg. 400 and 500. Patent colt, lace models.
White Nubuck top. Goodyear welted soles.
Sizes S12 to 2.
HANDMADE LINGERIE, $1.e5
Gowns and envelope chemises of Porto Rican
make. Attractively embroidered at front, hand
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
FOURTH FLOOR
LIVINGROoM SUITE, 1890

$4,000 three piece tapestry suite, with loose
cushions and reversible seats filled with indl-
vidual springs resting on spring foundations.
Upholstered in a good grade of tapestry, neat
ly designed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
1900 HATS, 1895

About half! The lovely blacks, the new
blues, the new browns, all the new fall color
ings in Lyons or cleaning panne velvet.
Ostrich and jet trimmed but ostrich and jet
Created" differently.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
1896 KIMONOS, 2.39

Fleecy beacon cloth blanket robes, bound at
neck will shining satin ribbon. For women,
in practical colors slow to show the soil, or the
dainty lighter colorings. Pockets and self
color cord girdles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
UKELELEs AND BAGS, $50

This outfit sells regularly for 600. Well
constructed ukeleles. made Of mahogany and
partly inlaid. A case of green felt and a chart
of chords go with each instrument.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
SALE OF USED PIANOS

We are disposing, tomorrow, Of twelve
pianos that were taken in by us as part pay
ment on new instruments. These instruments
have been carefully overhauled. Priced ex-
tremely low.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
The Items on This
Page Are For
Wednesday
SEPT. .21st
ONLY
NOT ON SALE
BEFORE
THIRD FLOOR
GIRLS DRESSES, 1000

All wool serges. the finer French serges,
made with plated skirts, colored embrolderles
and sashes or combined with silk and wool
Jersey or taffeta with boomers. 6 to 10 sizes
and 6 to 16.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
THIRD FLOOR
WOMEN's SWEATERS, $50

Regular 3.9S kinds, knitted OF soft and light
zephyr yarn. Tuxedo collar and braided
girdle. All the good dark colors-all of the
light; some with white collars and plenty of
black.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
SIXTH FLOOR
PIANO BENCH, 1906

Sturdily constructed mahogany benches
that may be used for either player or upright
pianos. Built with compartment for music.
Regular 1900, while quantity lasts, 1896.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
1.5O CRETONNES, 100

Imported cretonnes in beautiful color com
b~inations that are very "Frenchy." Suitable
for slip-covers, draperies, cushions, ~scarfs, etc.
We have 500 yards to sell at the very low
price, LOO the yard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
PRESIDE CHAIR, 29.75

This chair sells regularly for $3.50; it is Of
an exceptionally comfortable type. constructed
with loose cushion seats, filled with springs
and upholstered in beautiful tapestry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20

DopO, c'o AAc'' ~ "V T. A~F
shade with moss trim and heavy silk fringe.
Reg. 37.O0. r-~~--
TABLE LAMPS. $3.50 OFF
Pottery, bronze and Japanese table lamps;
attractively colored pottery pieces; the bronze
lamps have inlaid cloisonne bands; silk shades
to match at reductions; reductions made at
time of sale.
CUT GLASS BOWLS, $50
Regularly 3.9S; fruit Or salad bowls, cut in
the combination floral and inter pattern;
good clear glass, all perfect.
CUT GLASS VASES, CTS
Regularly 1000; flower vases of the full r.
inch size; cut in an effective floral and inter
pattern; good clear glass.
$3.50 DINNER SETS, $3.50
100-piece Theo. Haviland & Co. Limoges
china dinner sets; pink spray design and stip-
pied gold handles; full service.
5000 DINNER SETS, 1850
100-piece American porcelain dinner sets,
with neat gold medallion design; a full SER
vice.
9.75 DINNER SETS, 7.50
35-piece American porcelain luncheon sets;
choice of blue and black medallion design and
biuebird design.
10000 DINNER SETS, 1900
A small number of japanese china dinner
sets; gold bands, with ll-gold handles; one
hundred pieces to the set.
TABLE oILCLOTH, 2Sc & 42c
Regularly 36c and sac; first quality white
table oilcloth, in IL and ~ yard widths;
good durable quality. Z
4.ss WASH BOILERS, $3.50
No. s, Of a good household size; heavy tin
sides with extra heavy copper bottoms; built
to give long service; strong handles.
TOILET PAPER, 6 ROLLS, TIC
Regularly priced at 15c the roll the Lion
brand one thousand sheets to the roll; good
grade tissue.
800 PANTRY SETS, 4.25
The set consists of oblong bread box, square
cake box, lib. tea, 2-ib. coffee, 312lb. sugar
and 5-lb. flour c%anisters extra heavy block tin
in white japanned finish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
PLAYER PIANOS, 495.00

There are only six in the entire lot. They
are handsome in construction as well as their
musical qualities. Special terms of payment
may be arranged, il you so desire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
SOC 20. YD.

Genuine printed cork linoIeums that sell
regularly for lis the yard. Come in a Won
derful selection Of attractive designs in colors
that are also attractive. Suitable for kitchens
and bed rooms.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
HAND MADE LINGERIE, $1.e5

Gowns and envelope chemises Of Porto Rican
make. Attractively embroidered at front, hand
scallops on edges. Recently sold specially at
1.99.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20

$50 LOCKER TRUNKS, 800
Steamer or army trunks Of the 31-inch size,
well constructed of sturdy fiber, with steel
corners, good locks and strong clasps. Built
with one trey and two partitions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
FOURTH FLOOR
ORIENTAL RUGS, $500

We are disposing of So beautiful Oriental
rugs in throw sizes at a price almost incon-
ceivable. Mossoul and Beloochistan rugs,
very strongly woven in exquisite c~olorings
and designs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
800 PANTRY SETS, 4.25

The set consists of oblong bread box, square
cake box, lib. tea, 2-ib. coffee, 315-lb. sugar
and 5-lb. flour canisters; extra heavy block tin
in white japanned finish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
BED ROOM SUITE, 259.50
$500 1900
1000 E BEDS, 1875

white and ivory finish made by one of the
biggest manufacturers in the country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20

FLOOR LAMPS, 22.0O

T1OON Ia1HI - l1.UV
Solid mahogany electric floor portables Of
standard height; fluted column with turned
base; two-light fixture; flat empire shape
shade with moss trim and heavy silk fringe.
Reg. 300. -~~--
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
$50 %BROADCLOTH, 2.25

4S-inch, all wool; sport stripe; new fall
fabric for smart skirts. Chiffon satin finish
sponged and shrunk. Wonderful color COM
binations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
49c ELBECo T E 29c

36-inch; highly mercerized sateen, perma.
nent finish; our standard quality. Leading
light to dark %colors, also black and white; for
all lining purposes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20

zephyr yarn. Tuxedo collar and braided
gfrdle. All the good dark colors-all of the
ioe. light; some with white collars and plenty of
les; black.
1896 KIMoNos, 2.3e
49, F1eecy beacon cloth blanket robes, bound at
' neck with shining satin ribbon. For women,
~ in practical colors slow to show the soil, or the
o' dainty lighter colorings. Pockets and self
color cord girdles.
HOUSE DRESSES, 1.19
an. Crisp, clean bingham and percale tub frocks
that are $50 any other time. Clean-asa-pin
stripes and checks with white collars and
pocketed and belted. Fitted or straightline
models.
f"T 1895 o SKIRTS, 500
Less than half for swanky little plaid and
check sport skirts in the best of the new Fall
colors-the soft colorings that only wool takes
fall to perfection. Full plated and s~plendidly
sh; tailored.
WoMEN's COATS, 1880
With luxurious beaver collars. The sea-
sons finest caravan, morette, velva cloth.
ma Straight-line, wrap coat or semi-wrap models.
ing in black, brown, navy, malay and sorrento.
for Silk lined, with peau de cygne and crepe de
chine.
HANDMADE BLoUsEs, 2.65
for The exquisite batiste blouses without a
ats. machine stitch in them, that discriminating
women prefer for tailored suit wear. Hand
embroideries, hand run tucks, hand drawn
work, real flet laces. Regularly 300 and 3.95.
Wy, SILK PETT1coATs, 1893
aVy Silk jersey petticoats of good quality Mi
lanese silk; regularly 600. In solid or two
tone effects with planted flounces. With cut
out edges, ribbon trimmings and elastic fitted
to Wristbands.
100 FEATHER BANDS. 69c
Every other hat that smart women are
tv1. wearing is feather trimmed. Trim your own
with one of these bands. Enough colors to
insure your getting your own particular shade.
Plenty of black.
oks UNTRIMMED HATS, 2.39
500 if you buy them any other time Clean
ing hatter's plush and panne velvet in black,
brown and navy. The cream of the seasons
rms, favorite shapes will go quickly at this three
lor. day price.
WOMEN'S DRESSES, 1880
Way underpriced! 16O frocks, surprisingly
ca lovely, of canton crepe, satin and satin crepes.
Black, navy and the new woodsy browns, the
seasons latest as to line and trimming. Sizes
els. "a to A.
WOMEN'S DRESSES, 1900
Exceptionally well-taiiored frocks OF trlco-
els. tine and poiret twill in navy blue or black.
les. Braid trimmed. buttons, embroideries or just
t'plain tailored - depending whether one is
slender 81 or matronly "A.
'an JACK A DRESSES, 2.9s
NJ Five smart models in lonsdale, regularly
3.95 and 500. One or %two-piece effects, but
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
PROPER DRAINAGE
 IF ROADS ASSURED

Giving assurance that the drainage system of the roads now being paved by Twohy Brothers in the county would be taken care or before the roads are finished, the county highway commission yesterday met with the board of supervisors in answer to a call by the supervisors for informa- tion regarding the drainage of the roads. Many complaints have been made to the supervisors expressing an opinion that the roads would not drain properly, Guy l.. Vernon, chairman of the board, said yesterday.
 In order to correctly advise those making the complaint, he said, it was thought best to call a meeting of the commission and the supervisors and discuss the situation. The commis- Sioners told the supervisors that the road contractors were handicapped in constructing the proper drainage sys- tenn because of the extremely dry con- dition of the earth. The contractors, the commissioners said, were having hard work in keeping the shoulders at the sides of the pavement in place be- cause the loose dry dirt would not pack properly.
 said, all holes along the edge of the pavements would be filled and tamped down and drainage ditches constructed along both sides of the road. No one need fear, they said, that the water will stand on the pavement, as is the general opinion of those making com plaints. After the dry dirt has been wet and packed into place, the com missioners said, the water falling on the pavement will drain into the ditches at once.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
Husbomd ond Wqfe Moy Diuide
 And Report Community Income

Claim for credit of new amount of taxes overpaid for any of the taxing years may be filed for the amount of assessment outstanding, and claim for refund filed for balance. Claim for abatement instead of claim for credit, however, should be filed for excess of tax assessed for 1919 over tax due for 1919 under amended separate returns Claim for refund may be filed for en- tire net overpayment if no assessment is outstanding. Adjustment of taxes between husband and wife due CIT amended separate returns will be mad4 a. matter of accounting no claim for credit should be filed.
 Any claim for abatement. refund or credit must be accompanied by an agreement signed by husband and wife consenting to adjustments therein de . manded
 Tn all cases in which it appears thai returns are filed as a result of the rlfi- ing contained in Treasury Decision No. 3071, and the income shown in the re- turns now filed was disclosed in prior return or returns. penalty on account of delinquency will not be asserted and interest on account of failure to pay the tax shown by the returns the date payment was required by law. will nos be assessed. Where a claim for credit is filed under this ruling, bond will not be required.
 should the above outline procedure not cover any specific case which may arise the facts therein should be pre- sented to this office for specific ral- ing" s
 The Republican was also inforn1es yesterday that the treasury department will soon issue regulations prescribing the proper manner in which these kinds of returns may be prepared and filed The ruling concerning community in come returns applies to Washington. Arizona, Idaho, New Mexico, Louisiana and Nevada
Arizona republican., 1921-03-09
New C. of C. Members Give Views on Work
 To Be Started First

Following the membership meet ing of the chamber Of commerce at the high school auditorium Monday evening, when groups of the new membership outlined what in their opinion should be the first work to be taken up by the new organiza- ton, tabuIation of the opinions was made yesterday. The list showed that the task Of advertisinq Phoenix and the Salt River valley was the first thought in the minds of a majority of the members, with that of getting naIn line railroad into Phoenix a close second. Re- ducton of railroad rates, develop ment of the farming interests of the valley, the development of play grounds and parks and the buiIdina of hospitals came in the order in which they are named.
 The tabulation as made by the chamber of commerce yesterday fei- lows:
 Advertising
 Main line railroad.
 Reduction of railroad rates.
 Development of farming interests.
 Hospitals.
 Cleanup and Identification of the City.
 New court house.
 New city hall.
 A cooperative marketing associ- ation.
 Union station.
 Housings
 Street paving.
 Camping grounds.
 Sanitation.
 increased hotel accommodations.
 The development of industries.
 The development of home trade.