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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
H GObernadOr destituye..

los sefiores Todd, FeliI, Martinez Ma
Gal, Iglesias, ETC..
Veamos. -.
Ell sR. TODD
El sr. Todd estaba junto al secreta
rio Hull, sentado en- c6moda blitaca:
-GComo va "eso' y como esta us
ted, sr. Todd?-1e dijimos
La contests ci6n no Sc hi2o esperar:
--Perfectamente Yo estoy .muy
satisfecho. -.
-GDe que?
Ell sr. Todd no explic6 la causa de
au jubilo, y continue:
-. . No me iuele la cabeza . Nj
tengo NADIA que me punce ell coras6n.,
A nosotros tampoco.
Y ante un gesto del sr. Todd, que
comprendimos, cortamos el dialogo.
Ell sR. MARTINEZ NADAL
Refriendose al precipitado viaje a
Washington del sr. C6rdova Davila, ca
so que este fuera trabajar en- contra
del poder ejecutivo actual, ell Sr. Mar
tinez Nadal manifesto que 81 el Comi-
sionado Residente no conseguia NADIA en-
tai sent-do, ESQ implicaba la muerte
completa del partido Unionista. ....
REDONDEo la Erase el distinguido
amigo econ un "puede publicarlo u.s.
ted, 81 gusta''.
Efectivamente -.
Ell sR. IGLEsIAs
A este lie coGIMos al pasar por su
otici1a de la 'Federacion"
LIE di1nos la Iata -.
-Si en- vez de ser con la Uni6n-nos
! dijo- -hubiese LLovIDO para nosotros,
va tendrfamos toda la prensa tinio-
nista avivando ell fuego para que pc
! garan mas dilramente . Sin embargo,
nosotros no heinos dicho nj una sola pa
labra...
-iAmen! concluy6 rfestro re-
! porter.
Despues, aunque Ell discipulo de Le-
nlne nos dijo que iba visitar la Sc
cretaria de Puerto Rico, NADIA mas.
tuvimos ell gusto de hallarle otra veg
en- union de varios lideres republicanos
cue esperaban turno para confercnciar
con el Gobernador, en- un sill6n con-
tiguo.
-GHan mudado la secretaria, Santa
-dijimosle.
Ig1esias, que nos estima bastante, Sc
ncs qued6 miranda entire admirado
zumb6n, como quien contempla una vi
sion que no esperaba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

parte principal en- los patrioticos feste-
jos. En- todo ell territorio de la Naci0n
Sc rindieron a los heroes de nuestra In
dependencia, homenajes dignas de la
magnitud historical del hecho que Sc con
memorable. Ell Cuerpo Diplomatico acre
ditado en- Caracas, acompafo al Gobier
no en- Valencia, Maracay ociimare de
la Costa, poblaciones donde, por su mis-
ma proximidad al Iiigar de Ia gran bata-
la el homemade alcanz6 iin esplendor ma
yor. NADIA f1e obstacrlo durante los
dias del Centenario, que Sc conservara,
para 10 porvenir, 'el mas bello recuerdo
de estas festas; y sizes ciertu, que iescu
dados, acknowledgements, pur la pro-
p4a intnensidad de nuestro territorio, uno
que otro grupo de revoltosos, pretendi6
turbar la tranquihdad dc apartadas CO.
narcas del pals no dur6 su uimpulso mas
tempo, que ell que requirieron las fuerzas
del Gobierno para caer sobre Ell y res
tab1ecer ell orden.
AL l1evar al amino de usted, tan salts
factorias iinpresiones del Gobierno tan
evidentes muestras de orden y paz hacio
males, esta demas advertir a 'su PATRIOTS
mo, que elias son la mas convincente re-
plica, de cualquiera falsa noticia que
circule por la jurisdiction de usted, acer
ca de Venezuela: listed pondra especial
cuidado en- desmentir1a, haciehdo resal-
tar la frme pr6spera situaci6n actual
del pals, que como usted bien sabe, Sc
debe a la acertada energia que ila .sabi-
do isnprilnir ell General Gomez a la di-
reccion de los asuntos pubiicos el cello
" edcacia con que Ell doctor Mraquez
Bustillos sus demas colaboradores Sc
han esforzado en- secundarlo.
Communication que hago listed de or
den del sef.or Ministro.
Soy de usted atento servidor,
Guiilermo RAMIREZ,
Director
AL sefor Gonzalez Pacheco, Consul de
Venezuela en- Puerto Rico. Es Copia.
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DE LOS EsTADos UNI
DOS DE VENEZUELA EN- PTo. RICO
San Juan, P. r., agosto 16 de 1921.
Senior Director del Ell MUNDO.
San Juan, P. r.

San Juan, P. r., agosto 16 de 1921.
Senior Director del Ell MUNDO.
San Juan, P. R.
Dist1nguido sefior Y amigo:
Amparado en- la unprecedented infor-
maci6n verdadera, que acostumbra ell
periodico de su digna direction en- TO-
dos los asuntos de inter6s general, cue,
necesariamente, debe conocer Ell publico,
y confiado una vez mas, en- su recono-
cida benevolencia y en- las atenciones
que siempre me ha dispensado y que tan
to le agradezco, me permito molestar a
usted en- esta ocasion rernitiendole adjun
to, por 81 gusta insertarla en-. su ilustra-
da publication, una copia exacta e frlte-
gra de la Communication n1mero $50 de
fecha veintid6s de julio pr6ximo pasa-
do, que acabo de recibir, del Ministerio
de Relaciones Exteriores de Venezuela,
con motive de los festejos publicos Y pa
trioticos uevados cabo en- mi pals, en-
conmemoraci6n de la Batalla de Carabo-
bo, dentro de la mas extricta normalidad
de la vida nacional y con Ell mas extra
ordinario entusiasmo en- todo Ell terrific
rio de la RepubIica.
Como vera usted, su vez, ell citado
documento Official, comprueba de una
manera autentica sin lugar a dudas,
el estado fioreciente de orden y paz naeio
males, que reina en- toda la Rep1blica,
Y cuya situacion actual no puede ser
mas prospera y satisfactoria, siendo ella
la mas firfne y convincente replica y ell
mas solemne mentis, cue pueda darse,
todas las noticias falsas propagadas
en- la prensa de esta isla, durante estos
u1timos dias, sobre Venezuela.
Por tan seiialado servicio, anticipo a
nsted las grecias y quedole altamente
sssadecido, poniendome sus 6rdenes
para cuanto me considere it'll.
Muy atentamente,
L. Gonzalez PACHECo.
Consul de Venezuela en- Puerto Rico.
&9OOoAOO O4440OO 0O NOAAO10O4cSs
Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores
Direction de Consulados y de Con-
tabilidad.
Circular No. 180.
Caracas, % de julio, 1921. 112 y 6S.
Senior:
Placen1e, en- alto grado, levar a como
cimiento de usted, que Ell Gobierno de
la Republica tuvo la satisfaction de yer
conclnir el periodic de dias, durante ell
cual Sc verificaron los actos dispuestos
por el Y por diversos gremios del pals,
en- conmemoraci6n de la batalla de Ca
rabobo, dentro de las mas gratas sefales
de normalidad en- toda expression de ia
vida nacional Y dentro del mas extraor
dinario entusiasmo de cuantos tomaron
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
USE DENTlSANA
la MEJOR PASTA De DlENTES
.'DE TENTA sEN Las BOTICAS
CoNTRABANDo soRPRENDIDo

FL active diligente policfa RENE
dos Lopez, del puesto de sant,irce, sor
pIendi6 a Eduardo Betancoirt en- ell
niomento en- que lievaba un cargamento
de botellas de- vino Marten perfec-
tamente embalados..
El licor pertenecia a Juan Lugo,
duien despues de ser llevado a la Corte
Federal, Sc comprob6 que el era Ell due
no del icor Sc lie exigieron $50 do
lares de fanza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
DocUMENTos PERDIDAs

Nos informa Ell policia Eufracio Rios
que desde hace algunos dias Sc lie ex-
traviaron unos documentos, consisten-
tes en- un afidavit, dos partidas de bau
tisino y una carta del departamento de
la Guerra.
La persona que los encuentren y los
entregue a su duefo, sera gratifcada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
NO HAY oBSTACULoS PARA QUE
BRAND AsISTA A LA COME
RENCLA

PARIS, agosto 18. Ell Ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores ha informado a
un Representante de la "Prensa Aso-
ciada'' que no hay obstaculos para que
Ell Jefe de gob1erno frances asista a la
conferencia del desarme que Sc celebra-
ra en- washington ell once de 1toviem-
bre pr6ximo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

QUININA QUE NO AFECTA LA A.CA,
BEZA.LAXATIVO BROMOsQUININA
es mas eficaz en- tOdos los casos en- que
sc necesita toTrar QUININA, no eau
sando zumbidos de oidos. Contra Res
friados, La Grippe. Influenza. Palu-
dismo y Fiebres. La firma de E. w.
GROVE viene con cada cajitA. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
sEPULvEDA r1ENE
UN ALAMBIoUE

En- Ponce fue detenido sepulveda (no
confundamos), Antonio SepGlveda, por
haberle sorprendido con un alambique,
Clispuesto a honrar el dos Baco.
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continuation de la pag. Ia. J

prestigio la honradez del pueblo por
torriquefio; pero luego de estudiar y me
dftar mucho la question, nos ha parcel
do bien la publication de la misma, va
que, EN- primer lugar, ell Sr. Gonzalez
Suarez ha dado lugar clio por no pre-
sentar Ia renu1cia inmediatamerite CO.
mo hIibiera sido 10 natural y decoroso,
y en- segundo lugar porque comprende
mos que ell pals despu6s de todo no per
dera NADIA en- absolute con los errores
de uno otro, y que ganara por ell con
trario dandose estas cosas a la publici-
dad, para que sirvan de escarmiento a
los Cue, olvidandose de los deberes sa-
grados que Sc imponen, no solo para ell
cargo publico que desempenan sino pa
ra con Ia sociedad en- que viven, les i'm
porta muy POGO estigmatizarse asi mis-
mos Y manchar la reputation y ell pres
tigio de su pueblo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
7RAsEs DE vAR1Os HoMBREs PU.
BLICos A PRoPoSITo DEL
MoMENTo PoLITICo

A las diez de la manana visitamos
aver, como de costumbre, la Fortaleza'
). Entire otras personals, estaban ALI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19
Ell AEROGRAMA DE CoRDovA
DAVILA

Aver fue enviado por ell Sr. C6rdova
D:vila al 'Gobernador Reilly un aero.
grama desde ell "'San Lorenzo" en- que
viaja. Nuestro Redactor al tener noti-
cias del citado aerograma trato de con-
seguir copia del tnismo para su pubh-
caci6n, 10 que resulto para el compile
tamente impossible. Sin embargo, pare
ce casi logico suponer, de acuerdo con
ciertos cc4nentarios que hemos dido a
este respecto, que ell citado radiograma
obedece a ciertas aclaraciones que la
querido hacer Ell Sr. Cordova Davila al
Gobernador con motive de varias infor-
maciones que publicara la prensa local
a raiz de su partida muchas de las cua
les hablaban de 10 que ell Sr. -Cordova
iba a hacer en- Washington en- relaci6n
con la carta del Gobernador Barcel6
y cuyas informaciones lie fieron trasmi
tidas por inalambrico al Lcdo. Cordova
Davila
El secretario del Sr. Reilly dijo ano-
che un Redactor de este diario que
por ahora el Gobernador no pensaba nj
dar la publicidad nj decir NADIA acerco
del referido despacho.
FRAsEs DE vAR1os HoMBREs PU.
BLICoS A PRoPoSITO DEL
MoMENTo PoLITICo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

AL senior Gonzalez Pacheco, Consul de
Venezuela en- Puerto Rico. Es Copia.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Mems Sweaters
Were up to So each Dollar Day
$I.OO

Mems heavy ribbed Shirts and
Drawers; these have been selling for
up TO $50 apiece. Dollar Day. TO
close out, 2 garments for Sf.OO.
Mems grey Cashmere Hose. reg
ularly 5Sc. Dollar Day, pairs for
$500.
Mems striped Dress Shirts. These
we have been selling special for S1.Ge.
they were up to $3.50 and So apiece.
For Dollar Day. Sf.OO each.
Mems fine quality Blue Chambray
Work Shirts. collar attached; all sizes:
have been selling for $13s each. For
Dollar Day. zoe apiece.
Mems striped Negligee Shirts. col
lar attached; have been selling for
sl.Ss apiece. A special Dollar Day.
for 7Oc each.
Mems an-silk Neckwear fine oual-
ity four-in-hands. in nrst-rate col
orings and designs. have been s1.OO.
$50 and S2.OO. Dollar Day. two lots.
2 for S1.OO and Sf.O0 each.
Mems SILK Hosiery, mostly light
eolors extra heavy quality: regularly
$3.50 and S1.75. These have slight
Irregularities Of weaves, but viii not
hart their appearance. nor their wear.
For Dollar Day. 75c a pair
Mems Wear First Floor
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Ladies
Envelope ChemiSe

Regularly $1.5O, Dollar Day, $l.OO.
Envelope Chemise, embroidery trim
med in different sizes. These were
S1.68. In our February Sale, here in
the Dollar Day sale for $1.0O.
Corset Covers, trimmed with lace
or embroidery; regularly 75c, Dollar
Day. 2 for $1.OO.
Extra size Corset Covers, special,
2 for $1.00.
Drawers. muslin, embroidery trim
med. open or closed style; different
lengths; special Dollar Day. 2 pairs
for $1.00.
Camisoles. washable satin, trimmed
with fine lace; regularly $l.85, Dol
lar Day, $1.0O.
Camisoles of feSh-colored crepe de
chine and satin, slightly muSed from
handling and display, good quality, Spe-
cial, Dollar Day, 2 for $l.0O.
Bloomers, in tiesh-colored 0atlSte
and in different lengths; were $l.OO,
special, 2 for $1.OO-
Second Floor-Take Elevator.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Dollar Day at Smith Zoinger's 4th and Market f
SAVE
PURPLE
STAMPS
Dress Goods

With desire to boost Dollar Day, of Wilmington's
greatest trading days have made extraordinary efforts to
place before articles of value prices that
will make your dollar 60 farther than at any time since
chandise of all kinds took the skyrocket route.
Here you will find assortment of our Wooen Dress
Fabrics which if interested in good quality fashionable wool
dress goods will surely please you Read this list carefully
then come early to be sure to get what you want
Black French Serge So 90 quality for Dollar Day at
$500 yard
Our $500 marine blue French Serge for $I75 for Dol
lar Day.
SO 90 light blue French Serge for $500 yard.
Black Storm Serge, $3.50 quality for Dollar Day for
Black brocaded Silk and Wool and in all WOOL in soft
crepe effect regularly $3.50 yard for Dollar Day. $1.5O
yard
Black Trcolete 81 inches wide very fashionable for
skirts, and of beautiful quality regularly $3.50 yard,
piece only for Dollar Day. $1.75 yard
Fine quality black Brocade Sd inches wide splendid
$500 quality, $3.50 per yard for Dollar Day
Black Serge, with pin stripe in white stylish for tailored
SUITS these are 54 inches wide, in the $3.50 quality Dollar
Day, $500.
Priesey Black Camels Hair for SungS 54 inches wide
$3.50 regularly for Dollar Day $3.50 yard Pesey quail
ity Is well and favoraby Known the world over
Black Diagonal Suitng, 54 inches wide, s4 90 now
for Dollar Day. $3.50 yard This is fine for separate coats
and suits.
Black Broaddoth fine silk, only piece of this S5 90
quality for Dollar Day, $3.50 a yard.
PopnS in all wool, in hunters green and wsera were
SO co. for Dollar Day. $1.75 a yard.
Wool CharmeuSe in grey and hunters green fine quality
very handsome, was $3.50 yard, now $15O yard
Broadcoth, hunters green wisteia 81 90 quail
ity, for SZOO yard Dress COOdS-1St floor.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Our Lace Dept. Shows

Interesting Specials for Dollar Day
inch and 3 inch linen TorchonS, regu-
larly TIC and 19c yard, 8 yards for $1.OO.
inch to inch Camisole and BraSSiere
LaceS, regularly 25c and 29c yard, Dollar
Day, S yards for $1.OO.
Radum Alloyers, the newest laceS in
black, brown, navy and white regularly
$3.50 to $275 a yard. Extra special for
Dollar Day only $500 a yard.
Swiss, Nansook and Organdie AHoverS.
lS inches wide, our regular $3.50 to $500
alloverS, 2 yards for $1.OO.
Mems all linen HandkerchiefS, plain and
initial, not all letters, were 69c to 75c each.
special Dollar Day. for S1.OO.
Ladies' corner embroidered Handker-
chiefs white and colored, 35c to 39c quail
ity, 5 for $1.OO.
Ladies' corner embroidered Handker-
chiefs, embroidered in white and colorS. our
regular 29c quality Wednesday, 2 for 81.
Lace Dept-First Floor
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Means the Biggest Bargains
Printed Vcae, Special for Dollar
Day. q Yards for S1.OO

There rs limited lot of extra good
quality printed voileS, in attractive pat
terms that were originally $100 and
SIPS yard, on special sale for Dollar
Day only at a yards for $1.OO, all per-
feet goods.
White Goods Dept-FirSt Floor.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Stamped Dresses Values up $500 In Our Art Dept Dollar
Day, ST 90 Each

These are in white and coorS and run in sizes from 2
TO years.
Laundry Bags, regularly 75c, Dollar Day. for 100
Stamped Turkish Towels, regularly up to 50 co. your
choice Of any the department for Dollar Day 90 each
White scahoped Scars regularly 90 and 81 %, Dol
lar Day, for $1.0O
Pacific Envelope Stamped Dresses all at Just half their
regular price for Dollar Day.
Needework Models varied line showing fine selection
prices 81. 90, $500 and $500 each.
Lace trimmed ScarfS regularly $15O Dollar Day ST 90.
Stamped RompeIS, that were $3.50 and So CO. Dollar
Day, $1.0O each.
Stamped Bungalow Aprons, pink blue or white were
$3.50 and 1.65, Dollar Day. $10O each
Brown stamped centers and pillows 81 90 each,
Dollar Day, for S1.OO.
$1.OO '' 'pNN'' 'O'
Shetland Floss 45c bah $500 box of eight balls
this price for Dollar Day only
Teazel Wool good coorS 6Oc ball regularly Dollar
Day, balls for $1OO
Vcuna Wool regularly soc a ball for Dollar Day. 3
oais Tor $l.OO Art Dept-FirSt Floor
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Dollar Day Hosiery Bargains


WOmns fibre silk stockings white and special Dollar Day.
pansfo
stockings
iregd Dollar
o we
pairs f
Women
slightly Dollar Day, $19 the
heel sole and
so
Wmens black cotton stockings fine quality double heel and toe Russian
black special Dollar Day pairs for $1OO
originally selling
$lOO heather the
Hosiery Dept-ErS Floor
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Dollar Day
Extra Special in
Women'S Gloves

Women's Kid Gloves, overSeam and
pique sewn, in broken lines, but in all sizes
to start with, not all sizes of each number,
however; these were two and three times
more than this special Dollar Day price of
$1.OO a pair.
Women's Brown Suede Gloves, embroid-
cred backs, all sizes 10 start with regularly
$3.50 a pair, for Dollar Day 100 a pair.
Grey Suede Strap Gauntlet Gloves, all
sizes to start with, regularly $3.50 a pair,
fox Dollar Day, $1.O0 off, making them very
special at $1.50 pair.
Women'S Suede-Tex and Dents Fabric
Gloves, in black, white and grey, some with
embroidered backs, these were Soc and 81
pair, for Dollar Day, 2 pairs for $1.OO.
Boys lined Kid Gloves, grey and tan,
these were originally $3.50 a pair, for Dol
lar Day $1.OO pair.
Deduct from the price of all our high
grade kid gloves, were $400 $500 and
5000. $1.00 a pair for Dollar Day.
Glove Dept.-First Floor
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
ON DOLLAR DAY

Ruffed Swiss, two attractive styles
in the 6Oc grade, on Dollar Day,
yards for $1.0O.
$500 Rope PortiereS, special for
$3.50 pair.
l5c, 25c and 35c Furniture Polish,
for 1Oc, 15c and 25c bottle on Dollar
Day.
Sofa Pillows, cretonne covered,
round and square, $1.0O apiece.
Extra heavy, bleached Butcher
Aprons, usually 5000 a dozen, Dollar
Day, $500 a dozen.
All Willow Rockers and Chairs, at
half their regular price.
Felt base Rugs in the popular 3x4 6
inch size, regular $1.25 for soc each.
Third FloOr-take elevator
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Three CSC or 75c Windsor Ties,
Dollar Day for $i.OO

These are in stripes, fancy oolored
combination and plain colorS and are
our regular 69c and Toe Windsor Ties,
tomorrow, 3 for $1.00.
Striped Neck ScarfS in many color
combination, including blue and white,
black and red, blue and green, etc,
regularly 1915, special for Dollar Day.
$500 each.
Misses and Boys Collars, some
slightly soiled, regularly S9c each, TO-
morrow for $1.00.
First Floor
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Our Corset Department

Our Corset Department
Offers the Following Good Bargains for Dollar Day.
ThompSon'S gloye-fiting CorSets American Lady Cor
sets Elastic CorSeS that $500 and 5000, for $500
apiece There all sizes this lot but not of each number
American Lady CorSetS, $250 and $500; Royal
Worcester CorSe that $500; Ferris CorsetS that
50 so; altogether large lot of broken lines of these
good corSe but all sizes to start with mot however OF each
make)
For Dollar Day. $1O0 a Pair
For Dollar Day, you deduct 81 90 from the price of
all regular lines of cOrse selling regularly from $500 to
$1,000 pair
Second Floor
Fine Dress Ginghams, Yards for $1.O0
Fine gnghams 80 inches vide regularly Csc Dollar Day,
yards for $1.OO.
There is fine assortment of these ginghamS in paidS
well suited for ladies' and chdrenS dresses special
tomorrow at yards for $1.OO.
The usual SOC gnghmS for ladies' and chdrens dresses
age assortment of patterns and good coorngS tomorrow,
6 yards for $lOO. 4th ST. Store
Ready Made Sheets S1x9O Regularly ST. S5 for Dollar Day.
$1.27 each
Fnlow cases 42x36, the 39c quality tomorrow for ST.
Fourth Street Store.
Best quality paints, regularly 75c quart can tomorrow
cans Tor Sl.OO. Basement
$3.50 White Wool finished Blankets Dollar Day. $3.50 DR.
-, - Fourth Street Store
uon CUT grass very attractive and useful Dollar Dav two
for $1.00. y' wv
Agate Tea Pots good large size; regularly sold for
Basement
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Watch Our Windows for Novel Dem
onstrahon of the Genuine VITAL
Automatic Vacuum Cleaner

Compare this cleaner with any other
cleaner sold anywhere for $50 and
$50. Then YOU will appreciate the fact
that this sweeper is sold at the present
cost of production Think, too. of the
electricity you save, the time and trou-
bic of making connections and the kink-
ing and twisting of your electric cord.
The Vital gets the dust, gets the dirt,
gets the threads. 1t is easy to operate,
strong in suction, reliable in brush ac-
tion and it's only $50.
On sale in the Carpet Dept.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Dollar Day Bargains in the
Drapery Dept.

Regular $1.75 and $500 Sunfast
Curtains in beautiful colorings, 90c a
yard.
$l.OO Sunfast, SO inches wide, two
yards for $1.0O.
Terry Cloths, regularly $3.50, any
of these for $1.00 a yard.
Many attractive patterns and color
ingS in 40c SilkalineS for zoe yard
45c grade of MarquisetteS, SOC a yd.
Colored MarquiSettes, that were 75c,
for 30c yard.
Marquisette Curtains, white, cream
and ecru, special at $1.OO pair.
Colored poplins, brown, rose, green,
regularly $1.25, for zoe yard.
CretonneS, that were up to 75c a
yard, for 3Oc and a special tableful of
CetonneS at 25c a yard.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Purses and POcketbOOks

Purses and PocketbookS, special savings for Dollar Day.
in black and coors the regular 81 90 and 81 so quality
tableful at two'for $1.00.
Purses and Pockebooks the side and top strap that
regularly $15O and $175 each marked special for Dol
lar Day. at $1.O0.
Ladies' Kodak Bags and Purses, black, brown and
green regularly SS and $3.50 apiece, special for Dollar
Day, $500 each
First Floor
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
SKIRTS, DOLLAR DAY, $500 EACH.

Women's Al-wool Poplin, Satin and Silk
Skirts, in black, blue and tan; also heather
mixtures. Were sold regularly from $40 to
$500 each
White Wash Skirts, mostly of fine CAB
ardine, that were $3.50 and $395 apiece.
for Dollar Day. are $1.OO each.
Second Floor-Take Elevator
Evening journal., 1921-02-15

Mems or Women's Umbrellas
regularly $3.50 and $500 each, for
Dollar Day, $1.75 each. On all UNI
brellaS, $500 or under, $1.OO off for
Dollar Day All Umbrellas over $500,
$500 off for Dollar Day.
Children's Umbrellas, regularly
$150, special $1.OO each.
$3.50 Shopping Bags, black only,
special $1.00 each Dollar Day. These
are good to carry lunch or for shopping
bags.
Black leather Shopping Bags, with
draw string top, regularly 69c, tomor-
row SEC or two for $1.O0.
First Floor
Evening journal., 1921-02-15

Fine Dress Ginghams, Yards for $1.OO.
Fine Ginghams, 80 inches wide; regu-
larly 65c, Dollar Day, yards for $1.O0.
There is a fine assortment of these ging-
hams in plaids, well suited for ladies' and
childrens summer dresses Special tomor-
row, at 3 yards for $1.00.
Fourth Street Store.
Evening journal., 1921-02-15
Beads, Special at 81

Fancy Beads regularly $1.OO string Dollar Day,
two strings for $1OO These in all coors and the
est styles
Gold and Silver Bracelets; regularly LOO and 81 so
each, specially priced at two for $1.OO.
Fancy Silk Scarfs; regularly $1OO and $3.50 each,
two for $1.0O.
Boudoir Caps lace and ribbon effects; regularly ST. 90
and $125 tomorrow two for $1.OO.
First Floor.