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The New York herald., 1921-04-17
The Sport Hat

4 ms to be both comfortable and charm
( ing, and invariably it succeeds. Hats
of straw and wool woven together,
leather hats with metal eyelets. and straw
hats of comfortable proportions feature IN
our Sport Hat display. Each one is lifted
above the merely ordinary by some distinc-
tive touch in fabric or design.
In all the sport colors.
$3.50 to So. SO
MAgyS-second Floor 34th ST., Front
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Newest Sport Blouses

THERE arc crisp dimities es-very simple
i and well tailored-wth Peter Pan or
straight collars, and short or long sleeves.
S374 to S9.74
French blcuses of sheer batiste and voile
display dainty rufles, handwork and real
lace. In all the charming sport shades and
white. S7.74 to S2474 (Tas 9Se)
Silk Sport Blouscs feature crepe fabrics
with printed designs, hand embroidery and
contrasting color effects.
SI4.74 10 S24.74 (Tax 9se)
Mnry3-Thsrd Floor, 34th st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Misses Sport Suits

TOR warmth and wear, knitted costume,
4 sponsored by Paris. appears prime
favoritc with devotecs Of courts and
links One particularly vivid conception
from abroad displays a swagger cape OF
orange interviewer with silver checks.
Cut with closely fitting diagonally buttoned
vest it daintiIy mocks its masculine pro-
totype The orange skirt is banded at the
bottom with the woven silver check.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Sport Wraps

DARlS advocates the knitted wrap for
l sport and, lest it grow monotonous. she
fashions it in variety Of styles. There
arc capes, wraps, and coats Of knitted wool,
Angora al paca and fibre. Stripes Of con-
trasting colors metal threads and fringes
feature as trimmings.
In sport shades, navy, black and white.
SI8.74 to S59.75
MHcscs s--Third Floor,
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Wonen's knitted Dresses

THESE frocks of knitted wool have been
/ created in response to the sports
woman's demand for comfortable smart
ness. For spring sports, golf and hiking,
they fulfill every expectation.
There are vivid and subdued color effects
and fibre is used here and there for decora-
ton. Sailor collars the latest whim of
Paris feature prominently, and there are
both long and short sleeves. One model
displays checked design in fibre and wool.
In all the sport shades,
S48.Z5 to SI24.OO
MNG%3-Third Floor. 3ith St., Rear
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Shoes

nIANAS sandals, bound to her feet by
- thongs, served but one purpose to pro-
tcct. Miss l92ls footwear, comfort
ably fitted, serves to protect and adorn.
And who shall say our modern miss is not
more handsomely served?
The vogue Of the strap pump continues.
1t appears now in graceful one-strap pump
Of white canvas with leather trimmings. In
tan or black. %.44. Others up to $l3.l8.
May be had in red. green, blue, tan and
black leather trimming.
81. AZ to SI2.89 (Tar 2oc)
EM9c-73 second Floor. Rear 35tb ST.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
S8o.75

MSEyS Third Floor, a5th ST., Front.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
S2I.74

sisBLy3 Third Floor, Centre.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
SUeaters

a 1921 sport sweater may have Tuxedo
"A collar, or il may not. Belted it must
be. and very often fancy weave is
effectively used as trimming.
Just to be different. gray crocheted model
of fibre silk has no collar at ALL and is
trimmed with red and green carved wooden
beads.
There arc other crochcted models in Russian
blouse effects with real Angora collars.
1894 to S74.5O
E31y5 sweater Dept Third Floor sith St. Front.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
$3.50 to S32. SO

MagyS Second Floor. saith St. Front.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-29
Sale Closes Saturday Night,
December 10, $3.50 p. m.
SPECIAL ---HURRY!

Fur Caps, reg. price $l200 now $500
Fur Caps, reg. price $1,000 now $500
Fur, Caps, reg. price $3.50, now $3.75
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Union Suits, 69c

"Stouts." Fine rib cotton,
with low neck, no sleeves
and tight knees. For very
stout women. Made large
and full. Sizes 4S to SO.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
Price at 69c.-B n g a n
Basement,
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Women's Hose, 30c

Formerly SOC: 700 pairs
in the lot; Black Mercer
ized Lisle Stockings. with
high spliced heel and dou-
BILE toe; sizes 81a to 10.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
Price at 39c pair.-Bargain
Basemcnt.
Evening star., 1921-01-31

- oi NJ ~ Sao loill1l. h al -
t.
Pil'owCaSeS, 23c Each
42N36 inch. Heavy weight
and neatly hemmed. Manu-
facturers' Outlet Sale price.
23c each.-BarEain Base
ment.
Pillow Tubing, SIC Yard
40, AZ and As inches wide.
Casco. This quality is free
from filling and perfect
quailtE. Manufacturers
Outlet Sale price. SIC yard.
-BnrSnin Basement.
Light PercaIes, I6c
1000 yards in the lot. SO
inches wide. Shown in
stripes. dots and floral pat
terms for apron and
dresses. Manufacturers
Outlet Sale price. I6c yard.
Bargain Basement.
Carmon Cloth, l6c
% inches wide. for art
work and middieS. Limit,
10 yards to each customer.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
price, 16c yard.-Bargain
Basement.
Twi!Ied Crash, l2c Yard
Cotton. For hand and
kitchen use. Limit, 25
yards to customer. Manu-
facturers' Outlet Sale price.
12c yard.-BarEain Base
ment.
CretOnneS, l5c Yard
SO inches wide. also silk
oline; very pretty range of
floral patterns. Manufac-
turers' Outlet Sale price,
15c yard.-Bargain Base.
ment.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Handkerchiefs, 6 for 3oc
Children's Hose,
4 Pairs, SOC

Ribbed cotton, with double
heel and toe; white, black or
cordovan; sizes 6 to 9H. Man
ufacturers' Outlet Sale Price
at 4 pairs, 6oc.-BarEain Base
ment.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Unbleached Sheeting, Sc Yard

leral household use. Limit,
&c yard.-Bargain Baseme
Dress Ginghams, &c Yd.
80 inches wide. plaid;
pink. blue, gold and green
CON b n a on colorings;
Manufa cturers' Outlet Sale
price, 22c yard.-Bareain
Basement.
Huck Towels, 14c Each
Hemmed, red stripe bor-
der, very absorbent and
full size. Manufacturers
Outlet Sale price. lac each.
Bargain Basement.
Bedspreads, S1.39
Hemmed crochet. Heavy
weight and large size.
While they last. Manufac-
turers' outlet. Sale price.
$1.39 each.-BarGnin Base
ment.
White PopIin, 19c Yard
81 inches wide. For
waists, skirts and chill
dren's rompers. Lengths
from y to 5 yards. Manu-
facturers' Outlet Sale price,
19c yard.-BarEafn Base
ment.
PIisse Crepe, z5c
30-inch. Colored. figured.
for children'S romperS and
gowns. Manufacturers Out
let Sale price, 25c yard
Bargain Basement.
Table Damask
soc and 69c
MerceriZed, 10 C h o ce
patterns to seect from.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
price. 72-inch width at 69c;
64-inch width at 59c.-Bar-
gain Basement.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Women's Hose,
3 Pairs, SOC

Seamless cotton. with double
heel and toe: black or cordo-
van; sizes Sla to 10: suitable
for home wear; formerly CSC.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
Price at 3 pairs, 50c.-Bargain
Basement.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
WOmen's Vests. 2 for SOC

"Stouts." Made large, long
and full. Fine rib cotton vests
for stout women. Sizes As to
So. Manufacturers' Outlet Sale
Price, at for 50c.-Bargain
Basement.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Union Suits, SOC


Women's. Fine rib, cotton,
flesh or white. With low neck,
no sleeves, loose or tight
knees. Sizes SO to AZ. Lace
trimmed or turban neck band.
Formerly 79c- Manufacturers
Outlet Sale Price, at Soc
Bargain Basement.
Handkerchiefs, E for 39c
Formerly 15c. 5000 in the
lot. Women's are sheer lawn,
embroidery effects, with mar
row hemstitch. Mems are
plain white with narrow hem
stitch, also some women's in
itial handkerchiefs in the lot.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
Price, at for 39c.-BarEain
Basement.
Evening star., 1921-01-31

CoIored Voiles, 23c
40 inches wide. Figured
for waists and dresses.
Lengths from 9 to Z yards.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
price, 23c yard.-Bargain
Basement.
Figured Voiles, 29c
40 inches wide. Colored
for early spring sewing.
Lengths 2 to Z yards.
Manufa cturers' Outlet Sale
price, 29c yard.-Bnrgnin
Basement.
Unbleached Sheeting, z3c
A real Holland sheeting
for the finest uality
sheets. pillow cases and
embroidered dresses. 40. AZ
and A inches wide. For
merly 39c yard. Manu-
facturers' outlet Sale price,
23c yard.-Bargnin Base
ment.
Sheet Blankets, $1.79
Plaid. double mapped.
For full bed size. Manu-
facturers' Outlet Sale price
at S1.79 each. - Bargain
Basement.
SilkoIine Comforts, $3.79
Very attractively cover
ed. Formerly Sc. Manu-
facturer's Outlet Sale price.
1919 each.-Bargain Base
mcnt.
BIeached Gauze, Sc Yard
&c inches wide. For dust
ing and household uses.
Limit, 1 bolt to customer.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
price. &c yard.-Bnrgnin
Basement.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Thread Silk Hose, ST

First quality. with high
spliced heel and double toe.
Black and cordovan. At $1.O0
pair.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
BursOn Hose, 2 Pairs, 3oc

Women's; seamless and fash
ioned: double heel and toe;
all sizes in black; formerly
35c. Manufacturers Outlet
Sale Price at 2 pairs, 39c.-
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Children's Waists,
2 for 40c

Ribbed cotton underwaists,
with tape and washable but
tons. Complete with garter
clasp; ages to - years; for
merly 39c. Manufacturers
Outlet Sale Price at 2 for 49c.
bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
NightgOwns, 70c

White. Made of nainsook.
neat styles, with dainty COL
ored stitching and embroid-
cred in vines and flowers.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
price at 79c.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
OutsiZe Hose, , Pairs, 7oc

Women's; Burson Mercer
lied Lisle Hose; made large
and full; for stout women;
seamless and fashioned; sizes
9 to 10 Y; formerly SOC Manu-
facturers' Outlet Sale Price at
, pairs, 79c.-Bnrgain Base
ment.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Petticoats, Sl.98

With genuine heatherbloom
and rosebloom top and deep
flounce of all-silk taffeta, in
changeable effects. B a c k
and colors. Regular and ex-
ira sizes at Sl.9S.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Petticoats, $2.98

Just 100 in the lot. OF all
silk Jersey, neat tailored
flounce, of satin, taffeta or
all jersey; three styles. M anu
facturers' Outlet Sale price at
S98.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Women's Vests, 3 for SOC

Formerly 25c- Fine rib, cot
ton. low neck and sleeve less.
Sizes SO to 40. They are lace
trimmed. Manufacturers Out
let Sale Price at pairs for
50c.-Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
81 Sports Hose. 2 Prs, 81

Children's. Heather shades
IN largo sizes. With striped
cuff tops. Limited quantity.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
Price. at pairs for $1.-Bar-
gajn BaAeme1t.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Pants and Vests, 4 for SOC

Children's. Fleece lined cot
ton. Vests have high neck
and long sleeves. Pants are
ankle length with muslin
bands. Small and medium
Sizes. Manufa cturerS Outlet
Sale Price at 4 for 50c.-Bar-
Eain Baaement..
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Boys Stockings,
2 Pairs. 40c

Coarse RIB, black, with
plenty OF leg length, double
heel and toe; sizes 8 to 91a;
formerly 39c. Manufacturers
Outlet Sale Price at 2 pairs,
49c.-BarEain Basement.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Knit BIoomers, 3 for soc

Children's. Jersey knit,
white, black or flesh with
elastic bands at waist and
knee. Ages to 10 years.
Manufacturers Outfit Sale
Price at 3 pairs, 59c.-Bargain
basement.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Special Purchase of
2,OOOMuslin Undergar1n'

. :: g.: s.. So
Made of pink batiste and nainsook, neatly
tailored finished with stitching and embroidered
in colors Several styles to selects from. Manu
facturers' Outlet Sale price, SOC.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Scores of WOmen's Colored S

in all the
Travellers 'sampes
uca RargamB mBsemen
Evening star., 1921-01-31

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.lnaugurating
An Important Message
To Euery Thrifty Washingtonian
Tomorrow we inaugurate an entirely new sale
in Bargain Basement. We have termed 1T
Manufacturers Outlet Sale, because the aptly
describes the event.
The Reason for This Great Sale:
The amazing success of our Bargain Basement
in bringing reliable merchandise to the public at
less than regular prices, has directed to us the
attention of many manufacturers who were over
stocked for one reason another and who wanted
to dispose of their surplus stock quickly.
To these manufacturers said:
eff your merchandise is reliable,
dependable, ,Uorthy of the high stand
ard 1uI1ich the Palais Royal has set for
itself, and if it is priced at radical
reductions today's prices, .0e wiH
buy it in any quantity, matter hov
large"
Our buyers therefore, in anticipation of this
sale bought thousands of dollars worth of this de-
pendabe quality merchandise at sensational saw
ings, which is now offered to you in this
s'The Manufacturers Outlet Sale"
Beginning tomorrow sale which confi=
IDENTIFY predict will overshadow any similar event
held before in Washington.
Every department in Basement will outdo itself in
giving during this great sale and item offered
up the high standard of the Palas Royal at
decided savings
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Union Suits at 40c

Children's. White fleece
lined cotton. with high neck,
long sleeves and ankle length.
Drop seat. Ages to IL years.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
Price at 49c.-BarEuin Base
ment.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Pettibockers, ST

Made of Seco silk, in
practical shades of navy,
gray. purple, black; fin
ished with 3-inch pleated
ruffle. Only 2 to Gus
o m r. Manufactures
Outlet Sale price at 81.
Evening star., 1921-01-31
Rain Umbrellas, $l.25

Wom m ems black cotton,
handy for summer showers.
Mission handles with silk end
wrist loops, only 100 in the lot.
Manufacturers Outlet Sale
Price at S1.25 each.-BarEafn
RaSement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
COTTON SHOWS INCREASED
ACTIVITY AND BETTER TONE

lEy Associated i'CrSs
NEW YORK. March - n. 'otl%"
TN and "a decidedly better tone dur
ing the past week with .rices maN
ing new high records tr" tn mnath.
Nrcorltrg TO .oCa, brokers III" three
f.,c,syS Chiefly Responsible for the
advance Of about lit 10 lao N"ln'S
from rhg low records 80 early t".S
month Muv, been better triuSh trace
advice. reports of an Improved DO
mana Tor cotton goods ir The domcs-
tic markets and the absence oi amy
important spot pressure. i'''" IN
standing progress with n-W crop
nrana-atiors in the south
Rather a more faNotAc Die Nt'W a.
Iuror.an conditions. as REELECTED IN
IN, Russian News. has probably nan
4. contributing iH'l-"nrt. tN" "iGH-
ing o.: The trade agreement u.i N''h
ports of agreements between t.t>s ~
rf me United states also between
Russ.a ana Euraauis ard Italy. haEe
ne-n mentioned r The lAi;cr roi!n'l-
The German neas hnw-yer naS
h.er les. r.,c-gbia particularly iH-
vt~l tn, ,na ut the Week, We. va
-.r.s.t ua-.S'urs were reverted ~
,,o-, i mau5 has Seen so-uae'ed ~. IN
,ha -rne~ ..yer 90. ra',s- ~"
Worfz Of imp7oT!"s M"5t.'s ~
india or other Fer Eastern points.
owing partly 90 The rail-! ~ Aa' .,l-
scr. aud i.ivernoo. Trad" "d'lerS '!h'
-crrr,ci hul:vr OF ra~ wa'"r.a ~
,u-ct there Ay Mauche>i'r against
recent sa.es az goods
i'm tn, local goods 'ua~N,i la:-t.
business ap~ been .epor leo p'tH'
or Va - =. cent "S e"HHH'.-
r.,.ur lids Uu' for form ard SNIP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
WHAT A TONIC
DOES FOR YOU
AND WHY YOU NEED 1T. IN so MANY
INSTANCES WHEN YOU ARE RUN DOWN,
NERVOUS OR HAVE HAD TO ENDURE
GREAT STRAIN OR WORRY OF ANY KIND.

y tonic is something which puts
tone. energy. strength and endurance
INTO You. II gives II push to your
heart. making il pump the blood over
your body more vigorously; il makes
your lungs cEpand more fully and
thereby take UP more strength giving
oxygen from the air you breathe; i;
makes your kidneys work better and
carry off the poisops which would
otherwise accumulate in the body:
!. makes your digcattv" apparatus perform
ITS work better ard give your blood ;nc
maierial t; needs for feeding ana sustain
ing your body ii makes Your brain act
more accurately and for long periods with
"ut fatigue. thus bringing you greater sue
cess IN whatever business. profession or
undertaking YOU are engaged
When yon are rundown, nervous. ha!f
siCH. down hearted and about ready Ia give
ny, experience" OF many years has shown
that .one Of the best remedies to pull you
ont Of this had prcdicamcRt is good old
organic iron. Hut he sure the iron you
take is organic iron. the kind that is
found In plants. and not metallic iron
which people usually take. Organic iron
may De had from, our druggist under :hr
name Of SuNatcd Iron. II often increases
tho strength. energy and endurance of
weak. nervous. tired out folks in two
weeks time. Beware of substitutes. Al
ways look for tho word "Nuxated" ON
| every package and tho ietters y. j. on
Gov iahtct, Sold by all druEsist,I---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
.v|V|AN|'s SECRE TARY SETS
FORTH PURPOSE OF VISIT
VIII Give Receptive Ear Ia Ary
Proposals of L. :. Regarding.
Peace Settlement.
10y NssOcIutudrrr.


WASHINGTON. March 24.-Whii"
tn" visit OF Rene N!yiani. former
French Premier ana specia! envoy
10 III" United States. is announced
officially as one "of courtcsy" to
president Harding. Or. Marcel
hhr'hl. nus general secretary. who
arrived here today from france. in
setting forth the Subirc; Of Ms mis-
SION. stated that VI. Niciari was pre-
P"F"d l" give receptive ear 10 any
proposals by the United states re-
EardInE the peace settlement. and tho
league OF nations
Tn" former French Premier will
inhkr no specific ovcrturcS in the di-
rccii"n OF american PARTICIPATION in
[.utonean affairs. particularly rs at
ICING Germany. il WAS stated. and
upI"sS iAc subject is initiated hy
president Harding or the state De
nirtm"nt he is expected to return to
franc. after having DISCHARGED the
nH!cihi.E announced purpose of his
MISSION. lie * expected here SUNDAY
ON April .. NJ. v!viani will go to
New YORK for a reception Of thu al
lance irancais, and he will return
th..re again April for luncheon
with the French Chamber of Com
mcfcc and dinner with the society
ior devastated Franco. Of which Miss
Anne Morgan is president
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
In McIilOriaIn

r HENRY SAwYEE PACKARD
i;Ii.m,sh,y God :" can from our midst
fSm,y sawyer Packard. and
Smtrcas. Henry sawyer Packard was
conduct ana morals wcr. OF ~" Ttshc,.i
Spcct. AMI
ncre"s. tho. dcuartur" ~ Henry SAW
S "E idck"fd is dt"Idly puInin! and sr!cv-
nui 10 IN. members "i the Soph"tuur" Den
Elnu,
BS ii resolved. rha, The classes of IA"
sophomore Dental Glass 81 tn" Medical
College OF Virginia. bc -susucmjci for an
taSsolycd. rha, ihe said Glass present
representatives sent thereto. and
Resolved. That insert 81 IA" lat"
n"nry sawyer Packard ." pihrcd In Ia.
lay. with suitable "T.tarh. and
Is" II further resolved tnHt copy of
these resolutions lee copied In the local
!.cwspnncrs. that copy Is" GueIlsh"d IA
IN" N-Ray. that "A cory u" posted GA the
c"ii"g" bulletin hoard. and that " COPY
De sen; to thc parents OF th" Late Henry
sawyer Packard. cusiti@aut "f tn" heat
tc'i sympathy OF the members % IN" SO
phomorc dental class.
JOHN y. rIFToN. lE-
l.. II. MAYNARD
II. e. suoTWEiL.
secretary Treasurer
March II ;ggi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
IIliIt M.NIikI;r.

NEW YORK. Marcia Il Irt.culurity
marked the trading In ;he c.rb Iiaii.,,
today, and the turnover la stocks was ON
q smaller scale There WAS uo definite
,rer! 60 price movements. which wcr,.
generally narrow. Ia The morning there
WA tendency among some issues To-
move Tower. hut before tho afternoon mos,
oi he losses w'r" recovered.
Siulms Petroleum wa- aCtt." and rallied
after - low opening. steady tone was
Displayed ia Garth syndicate. Gufsy en-
l"Sple ana MJraCJibp. Standard OIL shares
moved slightly lower on light trailing
Stui" Motor Nas ~ nIuI"rat. supply
ana reacted several FONTS. Tobacco Prod
ucts ENrpr; waA steady. southern Coal
and Iron was dealt ia for the iirst TIM.
9ai moved more than u point higher
from the opening. chicago and Eastern
litnui, now common ana preferred shares
tisu wtc- introduced to III" market The
common sold about u point higher AFTER
.,s'uE fraction. Foreign bonds Mere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
TRADE WITH EUROPE
FELL OFF LAST MONTH
OO5,226 Compared With
S10G.G5J.1 in 1870.
IBy .Nssocia.ed Press. I

WASHINGTON. March ai.-Trade
with Europe aud South America a."
creased sharply las, month, as CON
pared with February a year ago, iig-
ures issued today by the Department
of Commerce disclosed.
February Imports from Europ" az
rrcgatcd S55,0O5 .2s, compared with
SlOG.655.7IS In 1890. while exports
,otaled s24i.793, 255, against S3Si.o52.
los a year ago.
For the cigh; months period i'm
ports from Europe were S675.5a":S',
against $732.l79.e27 IN 1890, aud eN-
ports s2.6S2,5g 29l. compared with
SS.%5i63gi50
Imports fam South .>norie1 Tor
February totIllod >26.In". iHt c"inlai
ed with S667.763.2i1 u Year aSp, and
exports S%s,S0i,lSo against s!o.it'
isor the eight months imports
from South Iinoricu amounted 10
s37e,o2i.7oS against E5t'4 i.. re
while exports totallcd $'I>'bN-,lsS'
compared with $2S5.Sa?.HiG last year
Imports r.pri Nsia DURING F"hru.
airy totallcd $42l2279o, compared
with $ll7,Ol2,?3o. and exports S'N.-
IaG,51S agatMS, SGS.S>5,":5. imports
from Great Britain, Slg,o6p.i3I. COM
pnred win $5i.Ggi.riH for the murih
and exports Soa.ij0. ioj asain>, SlGh-
i2i.S2S: imports from hrnncr W"'S
Sil.5TS.252 aGainst Si2.6IS.i|i, and
Exports $2oi32l7S. comT"Jcd WIN
SGE.59pOGT imports from Germany
sAG52.TS compared with Sa.>hia@".
ana c%ports s52.6IH.7i3 asainsl SIS
~. SoT lnDo.'~ from Jtr@' 81
1Ii.3O4. compared with S4S,224:S H.
and exports S22,u2S.5SN aEhIhSt So
sS:lNG. iuporls from ArGcui!u. 50
ai5.gSO. compared with Sl5,i0i. -"
and exports Sl6iil.ii3 against u.
6ig.237: imports from EraHil S',-N'',
l3l compared with Sl'32i,'5-' huh
,xnortS SG.gAcn7i compared Wlth
siG.iiS.o2&. imports from chile 81
go@.T5T. compared with >l-.'a"r35
ana exports s4.55l.53i against So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
A. B. & A. LOSES
$4,000 IN JANUARY
lHy Associated Press !

ATLANTA. Ga. March Tile
only rr.iaf FOR h" Atlanta. H.rm-
q moUu.Iu- d-ar.t. was Through a
reduction ot wages OF the men witch
had h"ei. increased hy tn. United
states Railway Labor Board" R"u-
ben T. Arnold. At'u-ucy for the Eirin-
!uEuam Trust ana Savings Company.
commended during argument in the
wasv reduction hearings in Federal
District Court mere TO-DAY
u was in. Birmingham concern
ihat .l.t 'ar -yvgship petition
AGAINST ta" road and M-. Arnold COM
tended tHat tnc road chad been los
''E money steadily since ih- govern
ne ~ ,ppk over uP.rat.un OF ;ho line
~ i'i', Unf thI' the Oct; ctlu. 20
ruaN iariHU january NJ this YEA.
when 'as losses o.. ,a- iius through
ti.',i" .an aw1snt.n 10 thc SUM %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
WENDELL,
PILLS,
AMB TON
BRAND

To the man or woman who is run
down, tired or ovcrWorkcd. Wendell
t'!liS. Ambition Brand. should H..
found useful as general tonic
and as an ala To nature ia bringing
strength and health.
wendell PMS. Ambition , Franc
nave been used and Recommended Tor
years AS general tonic and mild
laxative. hcpcndabl" preparation Of
gcnuin" mcrit--p"rfccily safe and
pleasant III actiOn--rEiirciy worthy
Of your coniid"nc" Whenever a gen.
c-al tonic is needed.
Tragic Drne 90. OF any GOOD drug
Gist VIII supply ynu with Wendell
pills, Ambition brand ON Ia" under
standing that thcy VIII chorrfuliv re-
fund your money On tho first package
purchased II sou are not entirety
Su ti.s!i.d.-AlN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-25
FOOOSTUFF COSTS STILL
REMAIN AT WAR PRICES
Although Cost of Living Has Dropprd.
Present values uu Goods
i..b

Comparative estimates In the cost
of fo"dstuffs show that Will" the
cos; of living has drorpcd coueid-
"rab!y in the last fcw weeks. thc
present prices are still loo per cent
higher than in 1919
Figures. prepared by the United