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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
Giant-Eclipse Strike

Clydo II. Jay. well known mining on
ginocr, arrived in Pueblo yesterday
from tho Giant Eclipse Consolidated
mines, near Monarch, colo. and brings
news OF an important strike in tho
Camp Bird tunnel OF that property. a
large face of tho ore has been uncov-
cred and II assays being made meet
expectations, the many Giant Eclipse
stockholders in Pueblo arc to DO con-
graduated. Mr.. jay was formerly n
chemist at the steel works. but has
been in mining engineering for nearly
10 years, and for several years has
been president and general manager of
the Giant Eclipse Consolidated Mines
company. at Monarch, with head Of
fees at Salida-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
Silk and Wool Suits, 1915

Rchccu Union Suit you obtain
warmth finish service shell finished silk low neck sleeve
elbow ankle length; high neck long
sleeve, ankle length; TO o. reduced
II is Of a suit Second floor.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
-MEk-Buy your Work Shoes at
new prices-Saturday-in Crews
Besys' Mems Shoe Store.
Second Floor.
Always Wear Full Fashioned
Hosiery

When buy full fashioned hosiery the price OF the kind
yourself of fitting dependable
wearing hose and really get the moneys worth!
All the Wouens Hosiery listed below full fashioned
formerly sold $685. better
the offered $3.50
Tho Special ddye thread Silk H the best
for the elastic Isle nch length leg
truly wonderful silk hose selling $3.50
Wayne Knit Hosiery that sold liberal at $780, white black
satisfactory silk hose be had
now at Sl.IS
1neh boot thread Silk Hose sold at $780, and
tho has been reduced to 81 90
with tho e1tn wide leg slc and
Knit Hose made of indesuetibe slc wide leg
doube heel and formerly sold S135 81 90
923-Wsync S00 Lisle Hose, black double
sole, heel, toe; wide leg and top reduced to !5c
Womns be had at reduced
Try CrevsBcsgs' first
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
FINE AMERICAN MADE WILTON
RUGS

RUGS
Priced for January selling much
lower.
SKI: sixo. finest grade; 'lssoo for
merly; January Sale Price $120.7S
-erl2 size, finest worstcd Wilton.
s1e5.oo formerly: January Sale
Price ................. .t116.76
-9x1.. fines, Wool Wilton. 312s.oo
formerly: January Sale Price &SD:OO
-s.3x10.s size. fine worsted Wilton.
$4,000 formerly: January sale
Price .................. .S113.7b
-s.sx1o.e size. finest wool wilton.
$4,000 formerly: January sale
Small wilton Rugs to match tho
larger ones.
c7x5t SIZES
Formerly $4,000 value, January sale
-Formeriy $3.50 value. January
Formerly $685. value. January
Salo Price ............. Tlo.SD
36163 SIZES
Formerly $4,000 value. January
Formerly $3.50 value, January
Formerly ,ai.to value. January
Sale Price ................H1 H1b.S5
ADMINISTER RUGS
--Aro always tho popular sellers and
will give lots of good wear for tho
price paid.
--ax1e size. formerly sold for {7s.oo.
January Sale Price ....... TSf.S5
---9xl2 size, formerly sold for $67.5O;
January sale Price &44.7S
exile size, formerly sold for $500;
January Sale Pice ......... &i2.75
IS. 3Sl0.6 size, formerly sold for
s72.5o: January Sale Price &52.15
-S.3xl0.6 size, formerly sold for
$4,000; January Sale Price ..$42.75
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Mrs. Hainisch. mother Of tho new
president of Austria, has long been
known as the foremost champion OF
un,nan's rights in that country.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
5000 Yards of Fine Wash Goods for Sale Today

&c. Imperial Chmbays plain and fancy color Also Junior Wash
Fabrics plain and fancy co Coors fast All perfect goods
Choice Suitable House Dresses and Chen Play and School
Garments formerly sold at Wednesdays special Csc
Quantities restricted and no phone orders.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
FANCY COLORED VOILE.S
AND SCRIMS

Nice selection. formerly soc yard;
January Sale, yard ............S S9C
-36-inch by T-ft. water color Win
dow Shades. made of shade cloth (not
paper). formerly sold for $l.50:
January Sale .................S S9c
-3S-inch by T-rt oil color Window
Shades. excellent weight, hand paint
cd cloth. mounted on guaranteed roll
ers; formerly sold at $3.50; January
Salo ......-...-... ........... Fi.oc
ALL of our Scrim, Noilo and Mar
Guisetto Curtains at half price. Fancy
ruffle. silk embroidered, laco edges
and insertions. worth regularly Sl.25
to s5.75 pair.
CHOICE LINE OF QUAKER LACE
CURTAINS AND IMPORTED NETS
AT saving prices during this sale,
Regular values OF Net Curtains,
S3.io. s3.T5. S3.9S. si25 and $500;
January Sale, pair ........- SS.So
$500 and S6.25 values: January
Salo ............. ........ S5.SS
-sG.o5 and $3.50 values; January
Sale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S4..5
-sS.5o. 5000 and $3.50 values; Janu-
ary Salo .......,...... ........ po.Sc
$40, s11 and sl1.50 values; January
sale ...4..,.. ........... 80
1880 and $3.50 Imported Curtains
or fino Nets. January Sale -. $3.50
IINoLEUMS AT SPECIAL
JANUARY SALE PRICES
Better have the new floor covering
put down now while the saving is
worth while.
Genuine 1nlaid Linoleum in straight
line patterns; our regular s2.75 and
s2.e5 yard value: January Sale.
square yard ................S Ss.19
Another Genuine 1nlaid Linoleum n
splendid heavy weight: our regular
price was $3.50 square yard; Janu-
airy sale Price; square yard ..%1.S0
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
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Have You Become Acquainted With
Basement Store for Men
and Boys


and Boys
If Not, 1t Will Pay You to Do So NOW
Mems Khaki Work Trousers Of a
good weight, large sizes only,
pair 9l.Uu
Mems Moleskin Work Trousers,
khaki color, specially priced. at $500
Mems Corduroy Trousers, olive drab
color, Tunnel belt loops, cuff bottoms,
5 pockets, priced below the present
market value, pair -. =. 49,. $4.5O
Mems heavy Blue Cheviot and check
Chambray Work Shirts s..... Csc
Mems heavy Cotton Sweater Coats, in navy,
maroon and Oxford, reduced from $3.50
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 80
Mems heavy gray Sweater Coats, reduced
from $1.75 to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S1.OO
Mems express stripe Overals, real value;
pair neutrality-suspicious.. S1.45
Mems soft Lisle Hose in black only,
pair ......'''''.'. -.-... lVC
Men IS heavy Wool Hose, reduced from
QUO TO .....---. ....-' ..'''''.'-.-'-. SSC
MEMS Dress Suspenders ........-.... Soc
Men IS heavy Police Suspenders 45c
Men heavy Canvas Gloves, wrist or gaunt-
let, pair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 15c
Men s medium weight Canvas Gloves,
pair .................... 1Oc
Boys heavy gray Sweater Coat, reduced from
s1.5O TO ........................ 95c
BOYS gray mixed knickcrbocker Pants,
pair Observation-Disclosures. S1.SO
Boys leather, warm lined Mittens,
pair ................. 35c, soc and !75t
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
January Will Soon Be Gone ---Likewise
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS

TAPESTRY BRUSSELS Rt0'S
= Made seamless and very durable'
splendid patterns.
-9x12 size, formerly sold for tae. -;
January Sale Price ..... S33.95
Ski: size. formerly sold for sal.I5;
January Sale Price SSS.oo
$3.50: January Sale Price 10000
-S.3x1o.6 size, formerly sold for
$1,000; January Salo Price ..&27.SO
A GOOD GRADE VELVET RUG
Ono that looks well and will Givo
excellent wear. Choice patterns and
oolors.
-axia size, formerly sold for $500;
-aNl2 size formerly sold for 1850:
January Sale Price ....... F01.11
-9N12 size, formerly sold for t5a.I5:
January sale Price ....... *SO.Oo
-9xl2 size formerly sold for 5000:
January Sale Price ........ *4s.5o
QUAKER LACE NETS AND
SCRANTON NETS
In Filct Madras and Amerox
weaves A splendid selection in white.
ivory and natural.
Nets formerly 75c yard. Janmary
Nets formerly s5c yard, January
Nets formerly sioo and si.15 yard.
Nets formerly sl25 and s1.35 yard.
January Salo ................ SSC
Nets formerly $3.50 yard. January
Nets formerly si,75 and .l.sg yard.
January sale H 80
Nets $500 and t2.25 yard. January
Sale ................. 1.30
Nets formerly s2.75 and $500 yard.
January Sale ..............,.%1 80
Nets formerly up TO $3.50 yard,
January sale ...,...........-S Sl.sS
FANCY CoLoRED MARQUIsE1TES
AND VOILES
SIS inches wide; pretty colors; for
merly o5c yard. January Sale,
yard .................. .4or
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Sleep and turn and sleep again.
Spite OF the morning birds.
I am weary Of strife with men,
Weary of fruitless words.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
Oxfords and Pumps,
B'STa ssG Black $685.
Sizes ~ to S Only
A Sale

And when Crews-Beggs holds sale
it IS sale.
Hundreds of pairs of Women's
Brown Kid Oxford with straight heels
-Gust the wanted syle). Brown
Kid Pumps with high and low heels.
Black Kid Oxfords and Pumps With
High and Low Heels.
Remember, the sizes are from w
to 5 only.
If your size is included in these sizes,
be here early Wednesday-you'll be
delighted with the bargains you are Of
fered.
-Crews-Beggs' Basement Shoe Sale.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26
SPECIAL SELLING OF
Men S Hose

Listed here few numbers IN Men IS fne
Half Hose which have been drashcally reduced
from former prices.
"A fine black Lisc Hose. with white split foot;
a seamless hose; original price, Soc;
Q4imited stock of this numbcr)
A soft Lise black Hose with all white sanitary
foot; this hose originally sold for 35c;
A fine Lisle Hose; the coors left in this hose
are navy, gray and white; original price was 35c;
to close this lot out quick VIC have reduced
them to ..................... 2U(
-Holeproos mercerzcd Lislc Hose in all popular
colors, which originally sold for 65c reduced
to, EkO(s
One lot of fine Silk Lisle Hose in white only,
originally sold at soc; to close out quick offered at,
Mems Store, Fourth street entrance.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Mrs. Frank L. Evans returned to
her home in Colorado Springs ycstcr-
dav after a brief visit with her par.
cnts.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Once I travelled in bloesomed ways
Ere I had learned to weep.
Sleep is better than lovcless days.
Death is better than sleep.
Shadow Verses" BY CANAAN
Bradford (Yale University Press).
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-26

Mrs. Alva r. Adams will be hostess
at the meeting OF tho "Wednesday
Morning club today, when Mrs. Will
liam Senger, assisted by Mrs. G. x
McHarg and Mrs. Philip Work, will
conduct tho study of italian and
Crock EmiErants."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-01
RESOLUTIONS.

In memory of Julia wager by Fola
Camp No. 1920, Royal Neighbors Of
Am RIGA.
Whereas God in his infinite wis
dom, called from among US our wor-
thy esteemed neighbor Julia wager.
Resolved That her death will
leave vacancy and a loss deeply
realized by all members and friends
of the Camp.
In life ever faithful and true as
ISOLATION with her brought happiness
and good cheer to the heart of every
one so her death caused genuine
sorrow among her many friends.
Resolved that with deep sympathy
with the bereaved relatives we ex-
press our hope that even so great a
loss to us all may be over ruled for
good by Him who doeth all things
we'll.
Resolved that copy of these re-
solutions be spread upon the minutes
of the Camp, a copy printed in the
county paper, copy given to the
bereayed family and the charter
draped for a period of thirty days.
Signed
DORA NICKLES
VIOLA. HARTMAN
DONA REED.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-01
GLEN HAVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor of Dubuque
spent several ;i1.-s at the Ted Sim
holdt home.
The r. N A. made about $50 at the
bake sale and card social Saturday.
Villas Walz is around on crutches
as the result of running pitchfork
tine into his ankle.
Ben Walz had a barn raising Thurs
day.
Mrs. E. L. Chandler and Mrs. Jas
Tate shopped in Dubuque Wednesday
and Thursday.
Will Frommclt of Savanna spent
a few days at the Jas. Tate home
Will Kerksieck and bride of Duluth
are visiting at the Kerkseick home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Esser spent
a few days in Dubuque last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Noises and child
rem spent several days in Dubuque
with relatives, returning the fore part
of the week.
w. F. Alderman is visiting at the
John Neubauer home near Marshfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Alderman were
up from Dubuque over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Patsche and
son of Gutenberg spent Sunday at the
Spoden home.
Benz Mueller was over from Gut
tenberg few days returning Friday.
The severe rain storms of the past
week caused considerable damage to
corn fields and fences. In town, on
Thursday eve the water was higher
in the creek than it has been for IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-01


house in the city of Lancaster in said
county, on the 4th Tuesday (being the
28th day. of June, A. D., 1921, at the
opening Of court on that day the fol-
lowing matter will be heard and con-
Sidered:
The application of Ray Garthwaite,
executor of the will of Isaac Garth
waite, deceased, late of Little Grant,
in said county, for the examination and
allowance of his final account, and for
the assignment of the residue OF the
estate OF said deceased to such per-
sons as are by law entitled thereto;
and for the determination and adjud-
ication of the inheritance tax, if any,
payable in said estate
Dated May 31st, A. D., 1921
BY the Court: E. B. Goodsell, Judge.
Brennan & Carthew, Attorneys. 1913
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-01
PLATTEYULE

The body OF Bert Reiser, who died
overseas in November, 1918, was bur-
led at Platteville Friday with approp-
riate military and civil honors.
The Platteville high school has been
awarded the silver trophy cup, as the
champion commercial high school in.
the state. The school scored for points
in the state contest as winner of the
first and second places as we'll as the
champion of the district.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-01

County Court Grant County, Wiscon-
SHIN Probate.
In the matter of the will of Isaac
Garthwaite, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at spec
ial term of the county court to be held
in and for said county at the court
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-01

served in Potosi with exercises Of var
ious nature. Exercises were held in
the Garage hall. In the afternoon the
American Legion visited every GEM
etery in town and decorated the graves
of the fallen heroes of the World war
and of the Civil war.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-01
"soap Lake" in oreoon.

The ''sOap lake" as the inhabitants
call it, is in the northwestern part of
Oregon. If the water be violently
stirred or beaten with a stick. it
forms thick Suds. and when rubbed
between the hands it has a soapy
feel. Animals refuse to drink the
water.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-01

years. John Thiessa and Walz Bros.
foot bridges were taken out and the
some places.
Arthur Freye was over from Clay
ton Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-06-01
David Cfici1ton&Cn
DAVID CREIGHTON CLARENCE SOUSLEY
LOCAL MANAGER CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVES

Dozens Union Suits direct
Special attention directed 29c 33c and SIC
and Kant shoulder csc SIC.
you
Union Suits
skirt
knee suits fashioned 96c to SO
NOTEWe have not overlooked showing both
and union in n a variety OF styles.
Ribbons altogether exceedingly
N md
ribbons all color
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10

the casts foriginally made up and sent out. The operas, however. remain as previously announced, and the princi- pal singers in each opera are as fol- lows
 Monday night, Andrea Chenier," Rosa Ponselle, Benamino Gign, Giu- scope Danise, Anne Roselle, Adamo Didur.
 Tuesday afternoon, La Boheme, Orville Harold, Lucrezia Bori, Antonio Scotti Milo Picco, Leon Rothier, Anne Roselle.
 Wednesday night, "Mefistofele," Ad- I1aston, Frances Peralto, Kathleen Howard.
 Thursday afternoon, "Manon," Lu- crezia Bori, Orville Harold Leon Rothier Thomas Chalmers.
 Friday night Aida" Rosa Ponselle, Giulio Crimi, Giuseppe Danise, Julia Claussen. Jose Mardones. Saturday afternoon, "Rigoletto Mario Chamlee. Giuseppe de Luca, Cora Chase, Flora Perini, Leon Rothier Saturday night, "Tosca,' Charles Hackett, Florence Easton, Antonio Scotti. 4s Probably one of the most interest," ing of the new singers to appear in Atlanta this season is Marie Chamlee, 1 the young tenor who has been back 1 from the Argonne forest in France only 1 long enough to take his place among i the best singers of America. After serving in the strenuous Argonne cam paign, Chamlee became a member of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10

 FOR GRAND OPERA N& "a EA A BA AhEA fANAN ETA IA M Eb HN E
Sections Reserved for Out : town VisitoIs--Choice Seats
 to Be Had

-- Atlanta, April 9.--In spite of the Unusually large advance sale, both of season and single tickets to out-of- town opera patrons for the approach
 ing season of Metropolitan grand opera in Atlanta, there are still many -choice seats to be had in those sec
 tions set aside especially for visitors that come from all parts of the south
 The single ticket sale beginning last Monday, April 1, has been going with "a rush all the week. and bidders for -good seaNs should act promptly if they would secure the desired location. The have only to write q. B. Bidwell, treas --irer. Atlanta, enclosing check, with di- --sired
 - Owing to the inability of Caruso to --sing in Atlanta this season, it has been Necessary to make a few cta' ges in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10
NEGRI, IDEAL OF W0MANLY BEAUTY,
 STAR IN "PASSlON'

Now it comes to the attention of the ccnnoisseurs in feminine beauty thar they have a new type to consider. 1t IS a curious combination of the soulful and the capricious blended into one feminine personality of radiating charm. Poa Negri the famous continental star of
 llei dramatic sensation Passion,
 which will open an engagement at the Trianon theatre April 18 is the new beauty bringing this new combination for the public's inspection through the agency of the all-prevalent motion pie ture screen. The moment eastern critics got glimpse of her. they started en- thusing over her charms and there has been no cessation in the profuse com plimenting since. Mile. Negri Is notA of the statuesuue type. On the contrary
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10

ing the grand feature season.
 - Monday marks the beginning of tn 7 "The Kid" will be presented, and tn 7. After The Kid' comes Passion, the mighty epic of the seteen, featuring the continental beauty, Pola Negri, the pie ture that more people saw in New York than there are in Birmingham or At -rlanta. During the season Birmingham will also enjoy Norma Talmadge in her superplay, The Passion Flower" The Oath one of the seasons greatest at fractions, featuring Conway Tearle' Anna Q. Nilsson and Miriam Cooper, and Sowing the Wind" the big eight reel production, featuring Anita Stewart and an all-star cast
 -.' REPLETE WITH THRILLS
 The superdramatic picture, Passion,
 is the latest sensation in the way of a screen production big enough to success fully vie with the biggest stage hits on the same footing Heading a cast or 600 persons is Pola Negri the famous { con tinentaI star whose artistic achieve nnents in this play are said to be such as to place her at the top rung of the ladder of fame with the proveroial ',overnight" rapidity. The story has 10 do with the meteroic rise and fall of q
 winsome little French milliner who reaches the zenith of her glory as the ruler of king and who finally arrives at her lowest ebb in the shadow of the hatred of millions of people who had come to regard her as "a vicious crea- ~lture in skirts" when as matter of fact in the last analysis. she was merely q -wilful, capricious, faulty girl who was foolish enough to want her every whiin .gratified while she had the opportunity. 1t is said the play is replete with tre-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10

NOU'LL pay me-for every gown, II every ribbon, every button! There is always a way-in Paris. You butterfly wives incense me-al- ways Hitting in the radiance, of husbands ess-which. never comes. You'll settle every sou, or I'll have your reputation scourged with the whiplashes of every slan- derous tongue in France !"-That's the Paris this American wife found in s'The Devils Passkey."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10
Suspense? You said if

For you'll picture that your eyes cant leave until it's And when the last big moment you'll be for fear the husband will refuse what yosee Su pense? When you THE DEVILS PASSKEY,' you'll know at last what this word can
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10

they are extremely capricious. In all of her natural mannerisms, Mile. Negri is, as matter of fact "soulful-capricious,
 simultaneously intense and fancifully fantastic. Her grace is another one Of her outstanding qualities. This grace centers in her ability to use her shapely arms and hands for all such extremities 'ould possibly be worth in expression O. the current thoughts. It is needless to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10
SNoRrtA TALrtADeE msTHE PASSION FLOWER

she is scarcely more than five feet in height and while her figure Is not ex- actly robust, 1t is well rounded. But the main attractiveness about her lies Tn the perfect contour of her face and the remarkably large and expressive eyes, eyes which tell everything or nothing as she wills. One moment they radSate
 what could be described as the acme of soulfulness and the very next moment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10


 the attention from beginning to end
 1t Is not often that any film concern can essay really mammoth screen pro- because at the outset the cost is pro ance" was the last photoplay of this class and proportion. But now comes the First National with what Is claimed to be perhaps the biggest superdrama of them all Passion" is described as "the foremost screen epic" Some idea of the size of this production can be gained by contemplating the fact that 5000 persons are in the cast. further insight to the inmensity of this feature spectacle is given in the claim that the ordinary mo- tion picture camera was too limited in it's scope to photograph all the action of certain of the unusual mob scenes in this release and consequently an inge- nious new invention had to be devised with surprisingly gratifying results. Fur ther, the introduction of Pola Negri the famous continental star, in this photo play is said to amount to a revelation in the depth and power of the silent drama It is enthusiastically claimed for her that she has set q new high standard in character delineation in pan tomime.
 PASSION" SUPERB
 Passion" is announced the attrac- ton at the Trianon theatre, beginning Monday, April IS, and the management has made arrangements for a record breaking business in view of the excep- tionaIly brilliant reputation this feature
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-10

the famous Argonne soldier troupe and with his wonderful tenor voice was indeed a godsend to the doughboys dur ing those tedious and trying days. MT Chamlee will sing on Saturday afternoon as the Duke in "Rigoletto. The cast is a strong one and includes Cora Chase, a Boston girl, who has met with exceeding popularity during the past season, her first with the Met ropolitan company.