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air currents, and to take atmospheric
density tests" replied the fair pris-
oner. in a low, well-mOdulated voice.
"We were unprepared for battle"
she continued, "as we were on a peace
full mission, as orr banners and the
colors of our craft denoted. The work
we were doing was as much in your
interests as in ours, for you know full
we'll that were it not for our labOrs
and the fruits of our scientific oper-
atoms there would not be enough air
or water on Mars to support single
human life. For ages we have main
tanned the air and water supply. at
practically the same point without an
appreciate loss, and we have done
this in the face of the brutal and
ignorant interference OF you green
men.
.Why. OH why will you not learn
70 live in amity with your fellows?
Must you ever go on down the ages to
YOUR final extinction but little above
the plane of the dumb brutes that
serve YOU! Come back to the ways
of our common ancestors, come back
to the light of kindness and fellow
shin. The way is open to you, you
| will find the hands of the red men
stretched out to aid you. The grand
daughter of the greatest and mightiest
| of the red jeddaks has asked you.
| Will you Gomez"
Lorquas Ptomel and the warriors
| sat looking silently and intently at the
young woman for several moments
| after she had ceased speaking. That
they were moved I truly believe, and
| If one man high among them had been
strong enough to rise above custom,
that moment would have marked a
/ new and mighty era for Mars.
I saw Tars Tarkas rise to speak.
and on his face was such an express
| sion as had never seen upon the
countenance of a green Marian war
rior. 1t bespoke an inward and
mighty battle with self, with heredify,
with age-old custom, and as he opened
his mouth to speak. look almost OF
benignity, of kindness, momentarily
lighted up his fierce and terrible coun-
tenance.
What words of moment were to have
fallen from his lips were never spoken
as just then young warrior, evident.
" sensing the trend of thought among
the older men, leaped down from the
steps of the rostrum, and striking the
frail captive powerful blow across
the face. which felled her to the floor
placed his foot upon her PROSTATE
form, and turning toward the assem-
bled council, broke into peals Of hor
rid, mirthless laughter.
That have taken moments.to write
down a part Of what occurred as tha
blow fell does not signify that re
NAMED inactive for any such length
s Of time. Scarcely had. his hideou'
laugh rang out but once. when l wa!
upon him. The brute was twelve fee
In height and armed to the teeth, bu
believe that could have accounted
for the whole roomful in the terrific
intensity Of my rage. Sprinsing up
ward. struck him full in the face al
he turned at my warning cry. and thel
| AZ he drew his short sword drew
, mine and spranG IN e&saD upon hi
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CHAPTER iv-continued.

They removed their prisoner to the
ground and then commenced a sys-
tematic rifiing Of the vessel. This op-
Grafton required several hours, during
which time q number Of the chariOts
were requisitioned to transport the
loot, which consisted Of arms, ammu-
milton, silks, furs, jewels, strangely
carved stone vessels, and quantity
Of solid foods and liquids, including
many casks Of water. the first had
seen since my advent upon Mars.
After the last load had been re
moved the warriors made lines fast
to the craft and towed her far out Into
the valley in southwesterly direc-
ton. A few Of them then boarded her
and were busily engaged in what ap-
peared, from my distant position, as
the emptying of the contents OF vari-
ous carboys upon the dead bodies OF
the sailors and over the decks and
works of the vessel.
This operation concluded. they
hastily clambered over her sides, slid
Ing down the guy ropes to the ground.
The last warrior to leave the DECK
turned and threw something back
upon the vessel, waiting an instant to
note the outcome of his act. As faint
spurt of fame rose from the point
where the missile struck he swung
over the side and was quickly upon
the ground. Scarcely had he aiighted
than The guy ropes were simultaneous
ly released. and the great Warship,
lightened by the removal OF the ioot'
SCARED majestically into the air, her
decks and upper works mass OF
roaring flames.
The sight was awe-inspiring In the
extreme as one contemplated this
mighty floating funeral pyre. drifting
nnrnided and unnamed through the
lonely wastes Of the Marian heavens !;
: derelict of death and destruction
tvpifying the life story OF these
strange and ferocious creatures INTO
whose unfriendIy hands fate had car
ried It.
Much depressed. and, to me, unac-
~crntahlv SO. 1 slowly descended to
the street. The scene I had Witnessed
seemed to mark the defeat and ami
niI.tion Of the forces Of . kindred peo-
-. rather than the routing by our
~rren warriors of q horde OF similar,
trcnch unfriendly, creatures. I could
not fathom the seeming haliucinat,on,
~ could / free myself from II /; Dns
-cr,ewhere III the innermost recesses
= NV soul / felt q strange yearnine
+cw.rd these unknown foemen, ana 2
,c,ghtv hope surged through me tnat
~ heet would return and demand &
-eckoning from the green warriors
vho had 90 ruthlessly and wantoniy
attacked It
rovuuas Ptomel was too astufe an
- ~,srrlor to be caught upon the open
.,.,ns with 1 caravan Of chariots ano
yss. s and 20 We remained q me
S...rted city until danger q Z reprisa'
.tt.ek seemed passed.
4. sofa and / entered the plaza
-s ~ ,net nv sye which nlled my
ss. hslng With ! great surge g
1870. -. hope. fear. exultation ana e
$50. ..s,on Ia vt most dominant VA
Z snbtle sense Of relief ana nsppan !,
- ~ = We neared re tnrons A. !.
-. .ts.ns 1 caught : glimpse g ~
!. 49,. ~ 4rom The battle craft whe ~
..- rcnrhIy dragged into : near.oy
.is s 81 ! couple q sFssn harua1
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taken. / suffered
for a long time
with fe m 1 n ! n q
trouble. l would
become so nervous
that I would have
to give up and liz
down until / would
get quiet. l sur
fered with bach
aches, pains in my
side and bearing
pains. I would
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also have periodical spells OF SICK
headaches. I could not eat or sleep
and got where was a physical wreck
decided to give Favorite PrescrlY
ton a trial and It completely cure9
me."-MRS. ALICE McCLOUD. 16AS
Sixth Ave. N. al drpa1ists.
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Most men who complain that thu
world does not understand them ougnSr
to be glad of it.
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..Whers may you be from?'
no BE CONTINUED,

Lines 70 BE Remembered.
We should give as we would re-
ceive: cheerfulIy. quickly and without
hesitation; for there is no grace m
benefit that sticks to the fingers-Sen.
eca.
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A man never knows how little ne
knows until a woman begins to hama
him Information.
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Ladies LetCutiCuraI
Keep Your Skin
Fresh and Young
Frequent Anger.
weren't you angry with him when
he kissed you?"
"Oh, yes-every time"
Frequent Anger
Soar Use, Ointment Is and Soc, Taleam 25e.

torpid liver prevents proper food 80
sanitation. Tone up your liver with WrightV
Indian Vegetable Pills. They act gently
Adv
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Nashville, Tenn.-"Dr: Piercs's F
vorite Prescription is the best med
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
BIRTH REPORTS
MADE IN STATE


Springfield, I'LL, May A.-Ths
fifth annual report Of the Federal
Bureau Of tho Census for birth
statistics, which has latsly besn H.
sued. gives . birth rate Of 22.3 per
1000 Of population for the United
States birth registration area tx
1913. This figure is about two
points lower than that for the area
in 1918 and indicates that birth rag
istration in Illinois is more nearly
complete than has been generally
believed.
Birth statistics on file in the Of
fees Of the state department of
public health show that Illinois had
a birth rate Of 1874 per 1000 Of
population in 1920. Tho discrep-
ancy Of about four points between
the state and federal figures prob
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

nv tres6 q be.plaatsd IN Rock
foioo1s city parks ard pablo
Ganoees n honor Of those who did
II ~ World war viii b set within
~ xGar future. Action wAs taken
81 the Rock Island post Of the
&mAsiea1 legion 70 plant theoe I'VE
Fe1e and TO encourage tho plant
h1.Os others along main high
4 OlH tres VIII b planted IN eaeh
of-ths fve following places: Long
yisw park. Lincoln park. Court
house .sQhare. Denkmann square
ind Spencer square. The trees will
probably be walnut and elm, and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
1RlC7IoNl line
NOT 70. OPPOSE
UNION CONTRACT


Off1ciais of the Tri-city Railway
company win not rsfuse to msst
employees - union men = negotta-
tjons on Z new vags agreement re-
gArdless a. past rumOfst that the
company Wa s1akinG plans TOR an
open shop J1ne /.
John G. Auntcon. general man
ager Of the company announced this
morning that tie Rock Island and
Davenport unions hAye asked for .
meeting and that the reque3e will
b granted. He said that It would
Be impossible TO hold the mestlpg
today, - . board Of directors meet
ing 10 seheduled for this afternoon,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24
This Week Brings New Money-Saving Bargains for
Our $3.50, 900 Fire Sale-The Greatest Sale In Years!

Here Is an opportunity to secure excellent huck
towels at a mere fraction of the regular price.
Good heavy absorbent quality and we assure you
that they are real values. Limit of to each.
main Floor)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

Dublin, May 14.-Eamonn de
Valera, in q message to Obstetrics
ON the eve Of the parliamentary
elections, urged tho North Irish to
vote against war with their fellow
countrymen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

Ycu en- CT = bar OF Jap Ro..
Free from year grocer. Ask him
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-24

we're Cli9ord RsSa captain; Ros.
ney Lamont Frank QAdient Elber,
I'M. Ff6d Kre1gsr, willis Wood
and Ed Julius
, 1921-11-04
B0NAR Law In
irish PARLEY

LONDON. Nov. "a BoHar Law
one OF thu most prominent member;
OF tho Unionist party and former lead
r. tn n house Of commons. confer
red with Prime Minister Lloyd George
last night, and is taking a hand in
tho effort TO reach a settlement OF thu
Irish question.
The Daily Mail. IN discussing Mr..
Bonar Laws Interview with Lloyd
George said today that he would. 4
Necessary. bring independent infu-
cnce 10 bear upon the extreme Union
lists with the view 10 achieving n com.
plete agreement
The outlook for n successful contin-
uance Of the Irish negotiations was
regarded somewhat improved here to
day because % recent suggestions re-
Earding listers possible share in tho
settlement and the prospect that
James Craig. the Ulster premier
would take part in tho discussions.
Sir James Craig. tho premier. who
Is about 10 leave for London for con
situations over h question Of an.
Irish settlement. presided over a meet
, 1921-11-04
WOMAN DEAD, HUSBAND
SICK FROM POISONING
IN HOME CANNED FOOD

DOUGLAS, Wye, Nov. Airs
l. II. Neal Of Ross, Wyo., a ranch
postoffioe north of here. Is dead, and
her husband Is in the Douglas hos
p!txl. critically sick. from botulinns
poisoning resulting from eating Inn
properly canned homegrown food
Canned duck or canned o Is sup
posed to have contained the poison.
Mrs. Neal died en- route to the hos
pital. A I4-month- old child of the
couple ate both duck and corn but
was unaffected.
, 1921-11-04

ing % the Ulster cabinet he'd this
morning. At this session John Milne
Barbour. member OF q Paterson, n J..
family. was installed as unance min
ister temporarily. owing to a break
down in the health of the incumbent,
Hugh Mcdowell Pollock
, 1921-11-04
BANKER HELD
FOR CHARGES

LINCOLN. Neb., Nov 4-Dr. +. p.
Dwiggins. former president OF the
dsfunet American State bank. was ar
rested last night at san Francisco on
n state charge of borrowing funds
from n bank while IN officer OF the
-f ~-~0rT'r~ - n message receiv-
ID by state Sheriff Gus Hyers. Friday
. s.- lac telegram stated that
DR.. Dwiggins would waive e1tradi-
ton.
, 1921-11-04

sections OF tho stale In which b
NonpzrfiEan league has organised
Harry NJ Lux. II is. understood. can
vassed tho valley thoroughly In guest
OF support and ined ND a number said
, 1921-11-04
ORGANIZE

POWELL. Wye. Nov. 4-The Pow
ell district has been added to those
, 1921-11-04

to be In sympathy with III. move
ment
, 1921-11-04

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS--
, 1921-11-04

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
.-BRISG RESuLTS--
Evening star., 1921-07-14
NEW OFFICERS BOARD,

! Secretary Weeks has directed the or
Eanization of a board of general Off
GERS to make recommendations to the
Secretary of War on applications for
appointment as general officers of the
OffiCSrs Reserve Corps and on appli
cations for federal recognition as
general officers of the National Guard.
The board will consist of general Off
GERS of the Regular Army. the officers
Reserve Corps and the National
Guard and will meet whenever there
is sufficient number of cases to JUS
tify it. If appointment as 4 general
officer of any section of the Officers
Reserve Corps is under consideration.
t,he recommendation of the chief Of
the corresponding branch of the Army
will he referred TO and considered by
tt" board.
Prior to the federal recognition of
any general officer of the National
Guard mis- complete records. with re-
bort of any examination held. will be
transmitted to the board by the CHIEF
Of the militia bureau, accompanied by
his recommendation.
The Secretary of War will have final
jurisdiction in all cases.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Anv Article at $1.OO

BOYS $50 AND xl.8S kNICkEH-
BOOKER PANTS-khaki hnicker-
booker Washable Pants. G1 M
also all linen in tan and . .UU
gray. sizes to Il years
First Floor.
x1..s AND $3.50 BATHING SUIT
BAGS-Large size. waterproof Rub
nsF iS rsd' HI'P'"s b,us sa's green Ns and 81 .OO
black .....-...-.....
second F,o"r-surf Dept; ,r
bai handle; nd 5-rnart Xl .UU
TEA CUPS. AND >AICERS-Jap-
anese China Tea Cups and SauteFS'
of ofasiS six cups ps'si and six sau- Si .UO
W WoME>'s M 3ac SEX LisLE HOSE
Full ia shioned White SILK L'sle hose
double sole. heel and toe. with dounIe
garter TOP, TOP: all ousIisS si1sS 81 90
rH6EE ~. ilT.xrs: ns,rS rSr sHiRr>-summer-
weight Cotton Shirts. low neck and
auaIity: euait broken sizes. SI .UU
-WOMEN's 4Sc NEsTS-summer-
weight Ganye Cotton Vests. low neck
Rev Rsxu,Sr %r'a and f4D Extra sizes. .OO
iSST roTH.s L'oRiGAN TOILET
pitasinr perfume. ounce, 81 .UU
sTsPENDER wAIsTs-Dr Parker
SossSopSa SoSe or girls : ron from , to 81 .OO
IA years Two FOR: ,
CHIEFS-Embroid corner linen
auslit1: saisty S''1s psttsr"s' sSS 90
PoKAER CHIPs-Regulation size.
hundred assorted red. sDI .UU
"s,.f saLT ana AID Sipe PEPPER SHAKER
SETS-Silver- plated white metal
attractive colonial CT M
shapes. Each pair neatly D l .UU
Up TO s:.oO JEwELRY-New and
up-to-date Jewelry. including Solid
Gold Beauty Pin Sets. Lingerie Clasps.
Rhinestone Bar Pins. Necklaces of
cut crystal pearls. in all
new colorS: and Ribbon o. 1n
soutoir with brilliant D .tU
PEARL BEAD NECNLACEs-
Graduate styles. in the desirable "a
good quality pearl beads; O. n0
fine iuster and hn- Dl .UU
ish .................
WOMEN's LEATHER AND SILK
HANDBAGS-New long handle styles
and camera shapes; black r1 nn
and colors: great va - ."y
riety of styles. ......
BEAUTY CASES-Fitted with large
mirror. vanity case for
powder and lipstick d. M
holder; in black and D .UU
$40 GEoRGETTE cREpE-4o
inches, in white. flesh. pink. tur-
quoise, jade, burnt orange. orchid.
mais. gold. old rose, honey dew,
Harding blue. peach. brown. taupe,
gray, bisque. purple. navy o. nn
and black and all other - .UU
leading shades .........
Lace Dept. First Floor
Up TO $3.50 SILK HOSE-Womcn's
Glove Silk. Fish Net, Silk Lace. In
grain and Thread Silk Hose. Several
well known brands. Some silk all the
Colors include black and white. gray.
beige and others. but not all colors
in each style; broken c1 M
sizes: subject to slight . .UU
imperfections
CREPE DE CHINE-39 inches wide.
all silk. fine woven quality. in "A full
ing shades includins 81 40
pler.~ of black and white
SEAMLESS BLEACHED SHEETS
s1X9e-inch fun double ht on
bed size; perfect quail ID .OU
lty
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Any Article at SOC

TWO PAIRS or woME>.s SOC
HOSE-Mercerized lisle Semi-fash-
ioned Hose. in black. tan and gray;
also some gauzc Isle in IN
white: fqll seamless; all per 0UC
feet quality ................
WOMEN's u TO sI.0O HOSE
Thread silk and fiber silk. in an as
sortment of colors and c0
few blacks; mostly all per- CUC
fcCt qualltY -.........
WGMEN'S Soc UNION SUITS-Sum-
mcrweisht GauZe Cotton Union Suits.
low neck and no sleeves. cro- E0
chet neck and arms. in tight SUC
knee: sizes > and 6 only.
69c BOYS Union SJITS-Summer
weight. high neck. no sleeves: high
neck and short sleeves. knee cn
lengths: sizes S to - years. OUC
In white and ecru
75c MOHAIR S!CILIAN-Good.
lustrous quality for dresses. En,
skirts and bathing suits. sOUC
STRIPED TUB SILk-a4 inches
wide. firm woven quality. in a good
assortment of color comhi- E0
nations: for mems shirts and OUC
"T Tan SILK PoNGE:E.ss inches
wide. all silk. heavy quail F0
ity: for women's and chill CUC
TWO COPIES OF SHEET ro
MUsIC-All the popular hits OUC
of the season. .............:
NEWS 75 POLICE AND FIREMAN
SUSPENDERS-Extr xtra-heavy En
webbing leather cast OUC
News s1.oo NECkwEAR-Foula
and other hish-grade silks. new
medium shape four-in- hands; E0
polka dots and various fig CUC
WHITE GABARDINE-as inches
wide. yarn mercerized En-
quality: for suits and CUC
CHARMEUsETTE-ss inches wide.
a yarn mercerized cotton satin. has
the appearance of all-silk satin; in
white, flesh. pink. pongee E0-
and light blue; for lingerie CUC
THREE YARDS or WHITE
GALATEA CLOTH-32
inches wide. a heavy twill E0-
quality for m i d Y, OUC
WHITE PIQUE-36 inches En
wide, a firm woven quality OUC
with heavy raised welts.
WHITE POPLIN-36 inches wide,
yarn mercerized quail S0r
nn,sit WH,TE Ni;oVELTY VoILE WAIST
1NGs-3s inches wide. very fine,
sheer, two-ply quality, in white
embroidered designs. checks, En-
plaiLs, stripes and fig CVN
uree sac AND zoe BATHING en-
BAGS for carrying bathing CUC
suits, caps and shoes. ......
Second FlOOr-Surf Dept.
,Sc WATER WINGS
Learn how to swim by E0
wearing a pair of these CUS
second Floor-surf Dept.
RIBBONS-For SaShes and halr
bows, good assortment of colors ana
styles; satin, brocade. MORE,
plain and satin striped En
effects; five and six inches COC
wlQe
sSc DISH PANS-Gray En- E0
ameled Dish Pans. large CUI
17-quart trade size.
ksn:rlnsHh'ns ass R ! 'ssass Hasns?ss SOC
Preserving Kettles, large size
UP TO 500 METAL GIRDLES-
sH!S'1ss %s:s ana sns sasas isse st SOC
fects. For dresses. ETC..
TWO MEMS HANDkERCHIEFS-
Pure Linen Hemstitched En~
Handkerchiefs: good quality. sOUC
full size and well made.
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS - Chill
dren's Fancy Parasols. in an
::y:: sure "'s's' 's pssss ~: SOC
RUIZ Err sHsETING-
Kleinert's Rubber Water En
proof Shooting 2i-yard ,GVSC
squares: standard quality.
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Anv Article at 25c

Ally ~ IN
THREE YARDS OF EMBROIDERY
Swiss, Cambria and Nainsook En-
broidery, in edgings. beading.
scanning and beaded edge; az
widths up to inches. 15c ZOC
and 19c values.
NECKWEAR-Odds and ends of
Women's Neckwear. including collars
and collar and cuff sets. in
organdie. lace, gin ham. ACC
georgette
CHILDREN's KNITTED OEc
ular Acorn brand. .......:
Knit Underwear Section-First Floor.
WOMEN's 35c vEsTs-Gauae Cot
ton Vests low neck and no sleeves:
band and crochet tops. In
regular sizes: also bodice 0E-
tops in extra sizes. Perfect AJI
quality .............
CHILDREN's WHITE COTTON
SOCkS-"Onyx" brand with 0E
the turnover top. Perfect ZOC
quality
TWO PAIRS OF WOMEN's HOSE
Gauze Hose scanned back; also Me-
Lium- weight Black Cotton Hose.
mocked seam back; all sizes. Some
have slight defects. and
others are perfect. Values a.
up to 29c pair. Two pairs AO(
MEMS 4Oc GARTERs-Paris or
Brighton Double-grip Pad a.
Carriers fine Isle webbing; ZCC
all colorS -........ ..........
MEMS soc AND Soc HALE HOSE
Mercerized Lisle Half Hose. full rein
forced heel, toe and sole; IN plack
iofs; nnS fine. hne." isHlsrsde sH.s's makes Z5C
All perfect quality.
M, MEX's TsST;fn S%f PAIN I'M bH.ea nisfeI 25c
0uvKfTTi WHITE i"oStiE CHiFroN III VoILE-4o
inches wide, very fine o.
sheer quality; for waists and Z0C
VIII WHTrE oRGANDIE-4o a.
inches wide. a fine. sheer ZOC
1i; WHiTE CHECK NAiNsooK - 80
inches wide, fine. soft-fin-- o.
ish grade. in neat small .ZOC
STRIPED WAISTINGS - 36-inch
White Woven Striped Waist 0E.
inss. a. fine. sheer quality: ZOC
for waists and dresses.
COLORED ORGANDIES-39 inches
wide. fine. sheer quality, in com
plete assortment of all want 0E,
ed street and evening ZOC
S"cH cHiFFoN voiLEs-ss-inch Plain
Colored Chiffon voiles. in a a 0Sc
street and evening shades.
PRINTED VOILES-36 and IS
inches wide. light grounds. in Won
derful assortment of new styles and
colorings. such as checks. o.
stripes, floral patterns and ZOC
"sI SPORT STRIPE GABARDINE SUIT
ING AND SkIRTING-In the o.
stylish black and white ZCC
stripes: 36 inches wide. .....
BLEACHED PILLOWCASES-45x3
large size. perfect quality; 0E~
hand torn and ironed. ZO(
TWO YARDS OF UNBLEACHED
SHEETING COTTON - 40 a.
inches wide. heavy round LO(
FOUR 1oc CoTToN BIRDEYE
TO w E l. S-Fast-color red
borders, suitable size for o.
office. dentist or barber use. ZOC
FOUR for ..............
3Sc MARY GARDEN Tall
CUM 20 w d e R-A high a.
grade. delicately perfumed ZOC
soc THERMOMETERS- o.
Lot of an importers SAM AOC
pies. all high grades ......
(TOilet Goods Dept)
TWO YARDS OF BLEACHED COT
TON-36 inches wide, o.
fine. close woven. soft-finish ZOC
SIN HANDkERCHIEFs-women's
Handkerchiefs, in an assortment OF
styles. including embroidered corner
and plain white hemstitched, AZ
also mems white hem AOC
stitched handkerchiefs..
Evening star., 1921-07-14
Mems SI.5O Union Suits
SI.O0

"Faultless MAKE Union Suits,
of satin striped madras: sleeve
less style. made with blouse hack
and closed crot.h: sizes - to 46.
\ well fitting garment.
Cinlde uherr 's=E:rst Floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-28
.EASIs|DERS' PAVING
SEEMS ASSURED

Sufficient petitioners have been So
cured on East Fourth and Eighth
streets favoring the paving of the two
most important highways on the east
side of the city to carry the motion to
the city commission, it was determined
at a meeting of the East Side I'm
provement association in the Park
Avenue Presbyterian church Friday
night.
With the consent of the residents of
the streets obtained, the matter will
be submitted to the commissioners In
the near future, it is thot, ands the
dream of the East Sders may then
materiallze. In connection with the
paving project the citizens at the meet
ing discussed the feasibility of petit
tioning of street car service to extend
the length of both streets If they are
paved
Changing the names of all streets
east of Santa Fe running east and
west was favored at the meeting. The
proposal Of naming them in order of
large American cities whose first let
ters would follow the alphabetical
order was approved. This plan 1t is
thought, will be adopted.