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The New York herald., 1921-12-02
CopARrNrHsRrp NOTICES.

DE COPPET a. DOREMUS. Certificate OF
continued use OF partnership name under
tho Partnership Laws OF tho State OK Ne"
WHEREAS. the firm or partnership OF
de COPPET g. DOREMUS" heretofore ex-
istlns has had business relations with foreisn
countries and has transacted business IN the
State Of New York for more than three years,
and
WHEREAS, such firm has been dissolved
by the death OF Benjamin Ingram. one OF the
members OF such firm. but tho business
deisigned surviving members of such firm.
NOW, TtIEREFNRE, we, HENRY G.: $.
NOBLE, residing 70 West s5,h ST. :, BoT- ;,I
DER w. T. COLEMAN. residing at Babylon.
Suffolk county, y. A.; CHARLES LEE
county. n. T.; e. VAIL sTEBBINs, residing
at 80 West 9th ST., Borough OF Manhattan,
Nsw York oso city; a ANDRE DE COVE; y, Msnn re-
tan. New York city; FLOYD c. NOBLE. re-
siding 1T New Canaan, Conn: EONEl.AND
sTEghNs, rsfdhns at lie eE Eass YORK h c,ty f
RICHARD II. GORDON. residing at North
Salem, Westchester county n. " and JV-
Borough of Brooklyn. county of Kings. city
of New York. DO HEREBY CERTIFY AND
DECLARE, p1rsuants 70 the statue at re N tss such
acting a general stock brokerage business
and dealing in stocks. bonds and other Sc
and TO deal under said nano OF DE COP:
PET & DOREMUS," and that the principal
place where such business ~ oelng ana snhll
he conducted IL ct 81 Broadway, in the Bor.
ough of Manhatton. city. county and State OF
New York.
unto set our hands and seals, this 18TH day
% .'JIf;IsY fITNRY q. s. NOBLE IL. So.
ITANpER W. T.. COLEMAN Ia 81.
CHARLES LEE ANDREWS IL. 81.
y. VAIL, STEBBINS IL. So
ANDRE DE COPPET H. S..
FLOYD G. NOBLE IL. 50.
ROWLAND STEBBlNS IL. 81.
RICHARD H. GORDON a.. 81.
JOSEPH -. FITCH a.. So
ST ATJ, OF NEW YORK,
COUNTY or NEW YORK. sS.
on this 18th day of November. 1921, before
mo personally appeared HENRI g, :.
NOBLE, LEANpER W.. 7: COLEMAN,
criARI,Es LEE ANDREWS. II. VAIL srEB-
RiNs' ANDRF DE CoPPET: FLOYD G.
SoRI,u. ROWLAND sTEBBINs, RICHARD
"a CORDON and JOSEPH d. FITCH, 70 me
,,noyu and known TO me 70 be the individuals
Gcscribed In and who executed the foregoing
instrument, and they severally duly ackno~l-
s6~ed 70 mo that they executed the same.
o"ee - CHARLES CAIRNS,
No.nrv Public, Westchester coun-
~ Certificate filed In New York
fs..il county No. 1872. New York reg
later No. oi73 Kings county, No.
100 Kings register No. 1905.
Nv commission expires March 80.
1922.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02

To Holders OF Certine,tes of Deposit for
The Dallns a Waco Railway Company
Frst Mortgage Five Per Cent Gold
dated February 1. ,at7. between the
undersigned Coznpittce ana Holders Of
said bonds who should become parties
thereto:
Notice Is hereby given that a Plan and
Agreement dated November J, 1921, for the
Reorganization OF Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas
Railway Company has been adopted and az
proved by the undersigned Committee. and
that a copy Of said Plan and Agreement has
been filed with The Equitable Trust Conpang
Of New York, the Dcpositary under said
Agreement dated February /. 1917
Holders Of certificates OF deposit issuco
under said Agreement dated February !, 1917,
who shall not have exercised. within the period
Of thirty days commencing ON November ~.
1921. the date of the hrst publication OF thi,
notice Cor, in case ot certificates OF deposit
issued by .Aristerdamsehe Bank. within the
period Of thirty days commencing on the date
Of the FIRST publication OF this notice IN Arn.
sterdam. Holland) the right OF withdrawal corr
1917. shall be eonciusively and finally deemed
Go have irrcvocably waived such right Of with
drawal, and 10 have assented TO and ratified
said Plan and Agreement, which shall be bind
ing on such holders for all purposes, and TO
have authorized the undersigned Committee 10
transfer 10 the Reorganization Mana gers under
said Plan and Agreement subject 70 said Plan
and Agreement the bonds represented by sues
cer,ihca ca Of deposit.
Dated New York. November ~. 1871.
THEODORE n. BANKS,
HENRY X. COOPER.
FRANK S. CANNON
WILLIAM c. LANGLEY,
COMMITTEES.
DepcSfdry.
The Equitable Trust Company Of New York.
~ Wall Street, New York
Siebert & Riggs. Counsel
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
COTTON WEAKENS
AFTER EARLY GAIN
Renewed Liquidation and More
Southern Selling Force
te
-v Prices Back.

The cotton market was weak and un-
settled during the greater part of the
dag. An early decline was followed by
moderate rallies but they met increased
offerings and the lowest prices were
touched late = tha afternoon when Jalr
uary sold at I'LL. In contrast TO 1855,
the days best price. and 1868 al Wednes-
days close. That delivery closed at
I7.14 and the general market finished
steady with a net decline OF Is to 53
points. The decline carried January
back to Mondays low level. or about 81
points less than the best price touched
in Tuesdays rally.
The market opened barely steady with
a decline of % to 2S points and active
months selling for 27 to 81 points net
lower right after the call. owing TO weak
ness In Liverpool and Liverpool. South
srn and scattered selling the market
steadicd later in the morning on COW
cring and Wall Street buying. promoted
by the better tone of stocks. higher for
eign exchange rates and the pink boil
yorin situation. All but or 10 points
of 1.-THE early losses were recovered before
che market weakened again under re-
rawed liquidation and increased Southern
selling. Wall Street was a considerable
seller possibly liquidating cotton to re-
invest in stocks.
Private cables from Liverpool said
that weakness there was due to n poor
demand. increasing mill curtailments in
Lancashire and disposition to increase
crop estimates. New Orleans advices
mentioned larger crop estimates in con-
nection with the decline there although
the only crop report in evidence locally
was that OF a New York authority which
placed the yield at 1883, 900 bales, or
about In line with some previous esti-
mates. Nothing about private ginning
returns was heard and the United States
Census Bureau report on ginning to De.
cember will not be issued until Thurs
day.
No change was reported In the do
rncstic goods markets. Twe.ve more
December notices were reported in the
local market, but they caused very little
liquidation and December acted as
though the interest had been pretty we'll
uqridated except for those who intended
to deliver or receive spot cotton.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02

NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.--Cotton closed
barely steady at net decline Of 43 TO 81
points. Closing bid: December, 1G.3lc
January. 16.i9c.; March, 16.55c.; May.
1896. July. 16.0Sc.
SPOTS.
The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and so points lower at 1855 for middling:
sales nil. Southern spot markets: Galveston
quiet, rs lower, at 1850: sales, 9SS bales.
New Orleans quiet, - lower. at II; sales.
500 bales. Mobile nominal, % lower, at 10;
sales nil. Savannah quiet. 80 lower. at 1868;
GALES. ~ bales. Augusta steady, 33 lower.
at 1870: sales, 60 bales. Memphis steady.
unchanged. at 1s; sales. 1,150 bales. Houston
quiet, AZ lower. at t1.i5; sales, 623 bales.
Little Rock quiet. IS lower, at 1850; sales.
tTs bales Dallas steady. 40 lower, at 1870:
sales, c.Is5 bales. Montgomery quiet. 81
lower. at 1888. sales. bales. Fort Worth
quiet 40 lower. at 1880: sales. S0i bales
LIVERPOOL
spot cotton dull at 1 point decline; rniddllng.
10 sod. Sales, 1000; American, 5000. I'm
ports, 900, mono American. Futures opened
qufet at z to 6 points decline; closed steady
At "a to IS points decline. December. 1888;
January. 1850; March. 1914; May. l0.63;
July. 10.53; October, 10. Manchester yarns
dull, cloths quiet
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
ELECTIONS AM MEETINGS.
THE SECOND NATIONAL. DASI
OF THE CITY OF SEW YORK


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that "a Sp>-
cial Meeting Of the sia rcholders OF THE sec
cnd National Louk OF the City or New YORK
will he sheld at the banking house &C said
Association. No. $50 Fifth avenue. Borough
OF Manhattan, c!.y of New York, on Thurs
day. December 30. 1927, ut II O'Clock A. NJ.
for the purpose OF voting upon the prop"ss"
tion that said Association so into LIQUIDATION
and be closed. ard for tho purpose of ra'ify-
ing, approving and confirming aay action
looking 10 such liquidation and 70 The sale OF
the property and assets Of said Associatic9.
and the assumption of Its liabilities. and nry
agreements relating 20 such Liquidation. sais
or assumption, which the Board OF Directors
may have taken done, or which NAV have
been entered into, prior to. or which may be-
submitted for confederation at, said meeilne,
or any adjournment thereof; aud for the pay
pose of authorizing tho Board Of Directors J
and officers of said Association to do ell
such further acts and things may be nec-
essary or eSpedent to carry out and cors-
plete the liquidation, closing and dissolution
OF said Associations: and for the purpose O.
transactinG such other and further businesS
may properly come before said meeting.
,r any adjournment thereof.
Dated. New York, November 20 1927
BY order OF the Board of Directors
CHARLES w. CASE, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02

WAITER A. WOOD MOVING, AND REAP
ING MACHINE COMPANY First Retundirs
Mortgage Gold Bonds--Notice is hereby given
pursuant to the terms OF the mortgage OF
said company, dated June ]. 1905, to ths
Security Trust Company of Troy as trustee,
that the following bonds have this day been
drawn for redemption: VIZ, 2, 30, ~, III,
IA. 10, .62. POS. 3o1 365. $780, 405. 42O. lsa,
572. eos. 53i $40, 5Ti. 665, 7of. 70s, s44. ooj.
921. The interest on same will cease Decc,rl-
ber ], 1921. and tho principal OF tho bcnes
viii bo paid and after that dato az tho
Security Trust Company OF Troy, Troy. y. i.
TIE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY or
TROY. Trustee
BY GEORGE L. HARE. secretary.
Troy, y. Y, Nov. 8, 1921
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
New York. November 20. 1921.
THE ROSARY FLOWER COMPANY.
office OF the Secretary,

New York, November 20. 1921.
Tbs Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
OF The Rosary Flower Company will bs
held at the office OF the Secretary. Room
14o1. No 80 Wall Street, Borough OF Mar
haitian. New York City, on Tuesday. Do
cember 10. 1921, at two O'Clock In tho
afternoon. for tho election OF Directors
nnd for the transa ction of such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
HENRY c.. GRAY, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
TATISTIrl-
HAVANA TOBACCO COMMITTEE.

A committee consisting OF James II.
Perkins, Donald d Ceddes and Bethune
w. Jones has been appointed to look
nfter the interests of holders of the
Havana Tobacco Comranys 5 per cent.
twenty year bonds. Their owners have
been asked to deposit them with the
Guaranty Trust Company by December
IL. Their interest. due yesterday. was
not paid.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
NOTICE OF MEETING.

The annual election of directors Of IT.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of tl!e
United States will be held at the office az
the Society, Room 9i7. Equitable Building
100 Broadway, In the Borough of Manhattan
City. County and State OF New York, cn
Wednesday, December :. 1921. AZ 10 o'cioc.
A. NJ. The polls will be opened a ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon and VIII remain open until
four o'clock In the afternoon OF that day, n
which time they win be closed. Such oths.
business will be transacted as may properly
be brought before the meeting.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER.
Secretary.
New York. November 20, 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
PACIFIC OIL. COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. Q

A DIVIDEND OF one dollar and fifty
cents (s1 1.5o, per share the Capital Stocis
of this Company has been declared payable
at the Treasurers Office. 10. 165 BroaL-
way. New York, y. y, on January 20. 1872.
TO stockholders OF record at three O'Clock
=. ~. Tuesday. December 20, 1921. The
tho payment of this dividend. Cheques
will be mailed only 70 stockholders who
have filed dividend orders.
HUGH NEIL. Treasurer.
Now York. November Il. 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
THE DELAWARE 6 HUDSON COMPANY

New IOrli. Nov 20, 1877.
4 quarterly dividend OF Two AND ONE
tal stock Of this Company viii be paid as
the office OF the Company. 80 Nassau Street,
IN this city, on and after Tuesday. Dec. 20,
business to-day.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers,
w. H. DAVIES. TREASURER
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
THE GUARDIAN LIFE INSURANCE. h
COMPANY OF AMERICA.

Tho annual election OF Directors OF th!a
Company VIII be held at its principal office.
No. 30 Union Square, In the city Of New
York. on Wednesday. the 18th day OF peccin-
b-r. 1921. from II A. M. to p. M.
r. A. GOECxE. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
SUGAR STOCKS.
STEEL STOCKS.

FIRST J.. 6. Y. B. Chicago
hlbs, Nov, 1851 op. '3t....
tJoint Stock Land Bank 5s,
May, 1880 op. IA ......'
tJoint Stock Land Bank 5s,
Now. 1p3s cp. '2i....s'.''
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
PITTSBURGH.
DETROIT.

Sales. Open. Hlgh. Low Last; Last;
445 Am L. & Trac o9ia 1919 9eH 1o0h
200 Charcoal Iron Tic 9-tG 7-16 I-16
$50 Col Motors. Il 9-16 e-is 9-ie e-ie
AIS Cont Motors. Gls e's 6S SIS
f10 Detroit Edison 30 ~ W pg
30 Ford OF Can..2fl 2sI -. -!
o6oo Lincoln Motors l.a 70
200 Mich Sugar. 4ss 4ss az ~.
800 Pack Motors. IA "a Ia 80
40 Pack Mot pr. 65ls 6ss 6s,3 VS.
2T5 Paige ........ 14A 1fA liA ia
T5 Parko Davis. 9ll3 DIS Via u.s
fo5 Zoo .,.. 1ass 1919 1895 1875
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
CURB.
BALTIMORE.

Sales. Open High. Low. Close.
: Cit Nat Bank 40i1 40is 540L 4OjI
12S Corn Credit pf % 25 IS %
25 Consol Coal. :. S4k sAH IS 81
oo Consoi Pow pf.i0B i06 i0iN los
2si Consol Power. g3 % o3 90
430 Cosden pf..... AZ "a AZ AZ
10 Fide & Dep...1i0 40 no ITO
l3 Mer Nat Bank 10 10 10 10
Nat BANK .iIJ 1Ti fsS 11J
c. New Am Cas-. - ~ - -
81 Penn " P.... 90ai 81 pdai ~
10 q S tld & G..t23,s 1854 1903 1881
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
81 Amer Cas-. 44ik 45 Az IS
i0o Am Inu Corp. 3Sst 1884, 3Sat 3S%
20 Am Storcs... 1914 1874 Tsi5 7sA
a Am sto Is pfioG los foB l0a
10 Atchison ..... Ooas pnss OOs nO3s
~ Bur e. s r co CS Gs Ba "a
80 & s r. Go pf ~ ~ ~ ~
3SS Flee storagoilTsS iiS III ii7at
G0o Cen Asphalt. IS ei % 90
800 Gen Motors. fFs i0S fo8 10Ss
% Goodrich pr. 81 50 81 81
go tug n A..... 3oat S0si 3oh 30i,
200 Lake Su Corp Gh 6h ga Gh
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
BONDS.

100 Lib J. lst 4Is071t pT.14 NiA POD
1850 Lib 7. I'd 4Hsgo7.H6 97.ad 97.2o aI.so
s4o0 Lib l. 30 4Hs97.ss 9,.ss 9I.5S 97.5G
1900 Lib L Attn 4itse1.74 0I.7f o7.f: eI.gf
55o35O Vlct n 4sis .9o.es 9o.9s 99.as ea.9s
Total sales, 1864 .45o; "Wednesday: s2s7, 700
22oo 200 An E; 2 5s.. SO ,Ssss se ,sMs%
100 Beth Steel Or. .f03 1o3 to3 100 l0S
1900 FL 6 r ctf IS. GLE; 6i'i q ~
5000 Inter Ry 49,. 81 81, 81, -,
1000 Lake Su C rs. 80 80 30 80
1000 L $3.50. 90 so 90, 90
$4,000 phi Eieo ss.. .foiss ioi% lots; ioi%
10000 Un Ry Inv Is. TIA 1T's 111a 1'is
The New York herald., 1921-12-02
JOINT STOCK LAND BANR BONDS.

NieId
bid. Ask Ab't.
io2x 1885 b.o5
esis 90 sos
eox 90 sos
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10

 MT. and Mrs. Jacobson left for a trip to the White Mountains.
 Rose HolEersIln, daughter of Victor Helgerson, of Main street, who last Wednesday fractured her hip while play ing on a slide at the playground of the Nightingale-MeFse mill has been taken to Worcester hospital for treatment.
 Valentine F. Leavitt has asked the city council to remove the temporary walk that was placed along his prop erty on Bolles and Railroad streets. This was laid some months ago by the city. Mr. Leavitt now wants to put in a ce- ment walk, but does not wish to bear the expense of removing the 0 ! walk. The matter has been referred to- the city highway committee.
 Because of the clerks half holiday on Thursday afternoon there was an unus- ually large number of golfers on the links of the Putnam Country club. 1 Accompanied by . United States army ambulance and truck, General Mark F. i Hershey, commandant at Camp Devens, came to Putnam Thursday afternoon to supervise personally the removal of his classmate and friend, Lieut.. Ambrose Moriarty, from the Putnam Inn, where l for the past four years he has made his home, to the Devens base hospital, where he is to pass the summer months as the generals guest. Lieutenant Nor
 arty, who Is on the retired list. for many years has bee na helpless invalid, suffering from rheuma told arthritis, (which he contracted while in the gov ernment service and which has left him unable to move scarcely a muscle of his body.
 The story of Lieutenant Moriarty's life is one of unusual interest. He is the son of the late Michael J. Moriarty, and was born 5s years ago. His early edu- cation he secured in the public schools of Putnam and after finishing his studies he entered the freight office of the old New York and New England railroad. One evening as he was Glancing Through a newspaper he chaneed to read an item concerning a competitive examination to be held the following day in Norwich for candidates for West Point. Further reading showed that the examination was open to all who wished to take 1t. and without more ado. the young man announced to his. parents that he had decided to try it. The following morn ing he presented himself at the place where the examination was being con- lducted, and without any special prepara-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10
NORTH LYME

Mir. and Mrs Harrison Conway of New London visited at Erwin Rogers, several days last week.
 J. l.. Raymond has been having his barns shingled and a new barn built the past week.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Cone. Mrs. Brad bury and Mrs. Fred Harding. all of Lyme, attended church here Sunday.
 W. H. Maynard is i'll with tonsilitis He is also suffering from injuries re- ceived when thrown from his wagon last
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10

MT. and Mrs. Jacobson left for trip to the White Mountains.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10

Friday when his horse ran away from him in Hadlyme where MT. Maynard had gone for his sister, Miss Ethel Maynard. Miss Maynard was also thrown from the wagon but was not injured aside from a severe shaki1E up.
 Mrs. J. L. Raymond and Miss Emily Stark attended a D. A. R. meeting at East Haddam, Monday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10

iAeteINSu CASH IIol o4
 membership fees ....s $500 Received cash from Con.
 necticut Mills, Inc. ...10o.0e Received cash from
 Quinebaug Co.,. 10000 Received Cash from F.
 H, Jacobs Mfg. Co.,. 25.00 Received cash from indi-
 viduals ..... 26.5S Received cash from Tag
 (Continued on Page Ten)
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10
DIED.

DoUGHERTY-In Norwich. June [, 1921, Michael F. Dougherty of 35 Ward street, aged 51 years.
 Funeral at his late home at 35 Ward street on Saturday morning at S.15 o'clock. Requiem mass in St Patrick's church at o'clock. Automobile cortege. 1nterment in St Josephs cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10
BORN.
AIARRIED.

JOHNSON LAPRADE In Norwich June g, 1921, by Rev. Myles P. Calvin, James H. Johnson of Washington street and Mrs. Rose LaPrade or 32 Hickory street. DONAHUE-RYAN-I Pawcatuck. June $, 1921, by Rev. John J. Keane. James A. Donahue and Miss Margaret Eliza- beth Ryan.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10

What is said to be the oldest harp in the world is preserved in the Louvre nu- scum in Paris. It was found in an Egyp- tian tomb and Is nearly 4,O00 years old.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Members of the Holy Name Society of St. Patrick's Church are requested to meet at the home of our late brother. Michael F. Dougherty. 55 Ward St, this (FRIDAY) evening at 7.3o.
 JOHN P. CoRCoRAN. Sec
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10

tion passed 1t, and received the appoint ment to the military academy. In 1887 he was graduated, and with the rank of
 (COntinued on Page Nine, Gel. FOuTl
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10
CARD OF THAkkS

As a token of gratitude. please aocsgt our sincere appreciation of the many of ferings, expressions of sympathy and ceaselre es efforts extended by our nufner- ous ------.ives and friends on the occasion of the bereavement of our late dear and beloved daughter and sister. MIR. AND MRS. D. J. HINES AND
 FAMILY.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-05

Santa given  and he in Yokci
  a Square Garden New York city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
3 School Directors
Must Be Elected in
All Districts in April

SANTA ltl n ST. March u
ruling hy tho attorney general that
thre, school directors must be- elect
ed ln every school district In the
state in April noNt has been given 70
John v Conway, state superintendent
u public Instruction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
80 AVOID SLEEPING SICK
Mss

80 AVOID SLEEPING SICK
MISS.
Here are ,iN rule given hy New
Nurk specialists tor the avoidance
at sleeping sickness.
Lat -implN aud add e. your diet
those articles 81 food that win In
sure proper bowel action. Drink
plenty OF water dntlN.
NyIti-r sufficiently Ia pro-
ducr honest sweat every day Ia the
year. Add To- tbs % daily general
bath
Cultivate q calm and placid
mind Sever worry.
kccp all collar prc,surcs from
the neck drc-- warmly keep the
feet irN.
" ,pu are taken sick go to bed,
keep warn aud -cud Tor q good
doctor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
,,poNT s-PoR "A

Don: vi.k you could find a !ob-Find ~
Don't wish you could rent your apari'
ment-Rsut &C.
DONE wish sou could cell your soase-
Sell IT,
Howl
by usinS the Heraid's Classified Column,
PAgns SA5. PkOns 8t5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
ncing A Display of 500 Pieces
OF New pringLaCes

IT'S been a long time since view been able to show 500 pieces of Spring Laces
Il at one time And these aos are extra good values too. The assortment in
= cludes French val medin, phtt val. Paris val, cuuy and LEI Venice, and
knows merchandise and its value will appreciate the lower prices on this lace. We
have arranged some of this lace oil our main floor bargain table. Next i'm you
down own at least stop in and SCI it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
New Spring
WeCkWear

We have just unpaoked a new line
of Spring Neckwear Although
there are many new novelty de.
signs there are no two alike You'll
Just be wild about them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
4O-inch Novelty Voile
at 75C

Here's a new Spring Wolfe of good
quality, for spring dresses. 1t is full
40 inches wide in all the new de.
signs and colors Of the season. Both
floral and conventional designs are
presented.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11

You will find it in our Classi-
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
500 Pieces of FriIling
and Nesting

The sales people in the lace department
went wild over the 30 new pieces of or.
Candle frilling and vesting that has just
come in. All the new delicate pastel
cclors of spring are amply presented in
all the wanted widths.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11

TIIE HERALD WANT NJ PAGE
has 70 classification for every ptrpo''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
WOMEN'S AND MISSES NEW
SPRING SHOES

Women S black and brown Kid Pumps with turned soil
and baby Louis heels. All sizes and widths en- M
in the assortment ............. 0IU.Us
The new one-strap, two-button Pumps with high archie
ipfiRe p Pss's and turned 'ol''. The ne" $l2.0(
'Koko' brown satin onestrap Pump with turned sol
San s'S ae nee. 1n'y are really extra good S6.7!