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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Petticoats
SiH TReta Pat

Silk Tafeta Petticoats in regular and extra sizes, also Silk Jersey Petticoats in regular sizes, regular S4.95 and S4.50 ......... $3.95
 Genuine HeatherhIoon Pet ticoatS. Fancy floral designs, ruffled bottoms, regular and extra sizes, reg. S2.79, $1.95
 Genuine. HeatkUblooIn Pet tfcoats in black and colors, regular sizes s1.89 -. $1.69 Extra sizes S279 .. S1.95
 Sateen and Cotton Tafeta Petticoats, black and colors, regular sizes S1.69 ... S1.f5
 Cotton Taffeta Petticoats, floral patterns, bottom fin ished with row Of knife pleatings. regular sizes, reg ular S139 ...s. $1.15
 Women'S Pantalettes in black and colors, strong elas- tic bottom, regular S1.v0, S7c
 Bingham Petticoats of Everett Classic Ginghain. regular sizes, reg 79c. .59c Extra 'sizcs. reg. s1.0o, 7sc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Turkish and Huck
 Towels

1Sx34 Turkish Towels, heavy quality and hemmed, reg. 19c -.---.--121 12c ca.
 1Sx36 Turkish Towels, soft absorbent quality, reg. Zoe 19c ca. 2Ox44 Turkish Towels, heavy double thread, hem med, reg. 35c -- .25c ca.
 2Ox44 Turkish Towels, double thread, blue border, reg. 39c .......... 29c ca.
 22x4S Turkish Towels, extra large size, hemmed, double thread, reg. 4Sc.. 35c ea-
 Fancy coIored border Fur I<ish Towels, deep colored border of Pink, Blue, Gold, Hello, also monogram space, worth up to S9c. 39c ca.
 24x5O Turkish Towels, with inch hem, blue and pink stripes through border, double thread and good ab- sorbent, Eeg. 79c .. .49c ca.
 Huck Towels, with white and red border, good size and weight, reg. 12 1ac .. 9c ca.
 1Sx42 Huck Towels, fine linen finish, red border, hem med. reg. 200 .... 15c ca.
 1Sx4O HucS Towels, with fine linen finish, fancy blue border. excellent absorbent quality, reg. 35c. .25c ca.
 Glass Towels, linen finish, soft drying quality, all hem med ready for use, regular 22c 10C ca
 Bath Towels, hemstitched The best absorbent towel for face and bath, reg. 29c,
 22c ca
 1Sx3S Unb1eached Turkish Towels, good weight and hemmed. Slightly irnper- feet. A good shop towel reg. 19c ---......-- Sc ca
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
White Goods

40 inch White Voile, fine crisp quality, for waists and dresses, reg. 25c ..17c 8 yd-
 36 inch fine Check Voi1e, in small checks, and plaids, fine quality, reg 39c and S5c 25c yd.
 S9 inch White. and Co1ored Organdte, in a full showing of colors and white, regular SC SoC e yos
 S6 inch Gabardine, fine twill quality, fully mercer ized, reg. S9c a yd. 29c a yd.
 Ss inch White Middle Cloth, fully mercerized, for making suits, dresses and niddies, reg. 19c, f2 1ac Q yd.
 Long Cloth, 10 yard pieces. fine soft quality, reg. S1.59, s1.19 pc. reg. s2.19, $1.69 pc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Gloves and Umbrellas

WoBacn's Cotton Umbrellas guaranteed waterproof, reg. S1.16 ..-,........ CSC
 Wofnen's American Taffcta Umbrssifas, fancy handles, reg. st.e5 ..,,......, S1.45
 WoInenss white and black Silk Gloves, reg. 5eo, S9c pr.
 Wotncn's ia Button Fabric Gloves, Brown only. regular SIPS ,,,,,,,,.., S5o Q pF.
 Whsac Fabric Gloves, with strap wrist reg, $1.o0. ..79c
 WoBnen's Pongee color Silk Gioves, g clasp, regular $1.35 Sl.1o
 Assorted Lot of Women's 1o Button Gloves, white and colors, regular S2.06, $1.o9
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Sheets and Pillow
 Gases

s1x90 Pequot Sheets, heavy standard quality, reg. S1.95
 S1x9O Fruit of the Loom'' Sheets, reg. S1.75 $1.45
 s1xs9 "Fruit of the Loom" Sheets, reg. s1.S9 ...$1.59
 S1x9O Unbleached Sheets, made of good strong muslin, center seam reg. S9c. .69c ca.
 s1x9O BIeached Seamless Sheets, made of strong Sheet ing, 3 inch hem, reg. S1.39 95c ca.
 S1x9O Cotton Sheets, strong Muslin, reg. S1.59 .... S1.39
 72x9O Bleached Sheets, made of good qulaity Mus lin strong and durable, cen ter seam, reg. S5c ..69c ca.
 45x36 Pillow Cases, made of Strong Muslin 3 inch hem, reg 32c --- 25c ca.
 45x36 'tFruit of the Loom" Pillow Cases, with lace edge, reg. 75c .--- .... 59c ca.
 42x36 Pillow Cases, finish ed with 8 inch hem, soft heavy quality muslin, reg. SOc, 22C ca. 45x36 Cannon Pillow Cases, heavy quality muslin, reg. S9c ..-.-. .--.-.--.-. 32c ca. 45xS6 HenStitched Pillow Gases, made of fine quality Muslin reg. soc ....42c ca.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Floor Coverings, Etc

Congoleum Rugs at Special Sale PrceS-sold as seconds
 6x9 $4.95-9x10 it. in-
 7 it. 6 inch X 9.-.$6.95
 9x12 $1O.95
 InIaid Lino1eurn, coIors through to the back regular SIPS and $1.39 $1.OO sq. yd.
 Felt. Base Floor Covering, long Remnants and full pieces, various makes and patterns, regular soc a sq. yd. - Zoc and 39c
 Printed Cork LnoIeum, good weight and co1ors, reg ular soc Sq- yd- .75c
 Rag Rugs in a. variety of patterns, heavy weight, 36x 72c, regular $2.75 S1.S9
 27x54, regular s1-25- .S9c
 18x36, regular 50c- .39c
 Tapestry, BrusseH and Velvet Rugs, 27 X 54, regu- lar $2-0O ..-.. $1.69
 Velvet and Administer Rugs, 27 x 54, regular S2.95 and $3-5O -.----. $2.75 Heavy Grade 27x54 Velvet and Administer Rugs, regu- lar s4-5o ----- $3.s9 Administer Rugs 36 X 70, good quality, oriental de- signs, regular S5.o0-. .$3.95 Extra heavy Administer Rugs, 36x72, regular s7.95. ---- -- .-.. --.- $6.95 Couch Hammocks, Porch Screens, Window and Door Screns, L off regular prices. Wool Velvet Carpet by the yard. Remnants of good quality and good lengths, regular s2.o0 a yd. .. St. .35
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06

Odd lot of White Wash Goods, including Voiles,> Nainsooks Batiste, Organdie, Dimities, worth up to ssc a yard ...... 121ac a yd.
 S6 inch NaiIisook and Long Cloth, soft chamois finish, for making underwear, regular 1ac and 22c ..... 15c 0 yd. 40 inch Naansook, in white and flesh, soft mercerized quality, for making under garments, reg. 29c. 17c Q yd.
 Madras and Plain Lawn, all fine nercerized qualities, worth up to 25c a yard. 1Sc
 32 inch White MerceTized Pongee, soft quality for Pa jsmas, underwear and dresses, reg. 29o. 19c 0 yd.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Shoes

Women's Black Kid OK lords, with Military Heels, imitation stitched tip, worth $4-OO -.....-s So.lS
 Women's Tan Oxfords, with Military Heels and imitation stitched tip, worth S3.50 $2.97
 women's Black Kid Strap Pumps, worth s4.o0.. .S3.19
 Women's Tan Strap Pumps, with Military Heel, worth $3.5o .......r $2.97
 women's Grey and Brown Suede Pumps and Military heels and Baby Louis Heels,
 women's Fine Grade of White Canvas Sport Shoes. with low Rubber Heels, 2 worth s3.50 .....-. S2.19
 women's Comort Oxfords, for the House. with Rubber Heels, worth $2.50 =. S1.65
 Misses and Children's Play Shoes of grey Leather, with Elk Sole, sizes 5 to 5, worth eoro 1Q7
 Children's White Canvas Lace Shoes with Broad Toe, rubber sole and heel, sizes sh to II, worth $500, S1.97 Children's Mary Jane Pumps, patent leather, worth S2.00 ....... $1.55
 Infants Tan Shoes with Tan Cloth Top, sizes 2 to 6, worth SIPS ..-.-...97c
 Infants Patent Leather Mary Jane Pumps, sizes 4 to s, worth S2.25 $1.69
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Kimonos and Dressing Saeques

Dressing Sacques in regu- lar and extra sizes. Of per cale and Cha1lie. Light and dark patterns, reg. S100, S2c
 Fancy Serpentine Crepe Kimonos, mostly all are silk trimmed. regular S1.95, $1.69
 Serpentine Crepe kimonos, silk trimmed, plain colors. regular $395 .-. S2.69
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Waists

Big lot of Women's Percaie and VoiIe Waists ....,. SSc
 All our Women'S Waists that were s1.95 .-..,. s1.G9
 Georgette and Crepe De Chine Waists in Black and eolors, sizes 3S to 46. regular S5,50 and S4.95. .$4.29
 ChfIdren's LonSda1e Jean Middies, mostly all white, sizes 6 to IA, regular S1.29. ..f ---r
 Lonsdaie Jean MiddieS, The we'll known Sampson make. All white and white with blue, reg. S1.95- .S1.69
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Damask, Crash Toweling & Napkins

5S inch Damask, heavy mercerized quality. in a good range of patterns, regular 65c .--..-- 49c a yd.
 yard square Table Cloth, hemmed ready for use In a fine variety of beautiful pat terms. reg. S2.95 ... -S2.5O
 Napkins to match, 22 inch, reg. S2.95 a dog. S2.50 a doz-
 54 inch Table Cloth. hem med, heavy quality, assorted patterns, reg. S1.69 $1.19 ca.
 IS inch Hemmed Napkins, ully mercerized, ready for use, reg. s1.7s. BIAS a dog.
 Star-Tex Crash Toweling, half linen. With fast color blue and red border, regular 25c 19c yd.
 Twill Crash Toweling, white with red border, soft quality for kitchen and roller towels, reg. 12 F c..7c a yd.
 Linen finish Toweling, soft absorbent quality. with, red border, reg. 21c. .15c ca.
 Imported Checked Glass Toweling, blue and red checks, reg. 19c- -15c a yd.
 Pure Lir-n Crash Towel ing. good close weave, reg. S5c .-. 20C yd.
 Amoskeag Crash Toweling, linen finish, good weight, reg. 15c Sc a yd
 Red Star Diaper Cloth, 10 yard pieces, perfect goods in sanitary packages, reg S1.25 ..... $1.O9 a piece
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Upholstery,Draperies. Curtains, Cretonnes,
 Etc.

Fine quality 36 inch Gre tonne, short length and full pieces, regular 22c and 25c a yard 19c
 Eatra fine qua1iy, heavy weight 36 inch Cretonne, short lengths 59c grade, 33c yd.
 All our regular stock of Cretonne. regularly sold for 35c and 45c, fine quality, good styles and co1ors. f 29c g. yd.
 Curtain Scrim in full pieces and short lengths, 36 inch wide double border, also plain Marquisette in white and Cram color, regular 19c and 25c a. yd. 2Ac
 Singled Bordered Scrim and short lengths of double border Scrim, regular 1Oc nd 12 kc a yd. --Sc
 Fine quality Double Bord- cred Scrim and Marquisette, new goods, full pieces, regu- lar 29c and 39e-in white, cream and Arabian 25c<a yd. Fine quality Voile Scrim and Marquisette, some are slightly imperfect, regular 39c to soc goods 29c Remnants of Double Bor- der Scrim, quantity limited --some soi1ed or imperfect. | regular 10c .5c a yd. Table Oil Cloth in white and colors, 1 4 yard wide, I slightly imperfect 25c a yd.
 Shelf Oil Cloth. Sc a yd. Curtain Rods, with curved ends, strong and double,
 9c ca. Dark CoIored Madras in handsome co1ors of Rose, Green, Blue nd Brown, reg u1ar S9c a yard 69c | Double Face Terry Cloth, 36 inch wide, regular 75c and S9c a. yd. 69c Window Shades of Oil Opaque - ready to hang. White, Green, Yellow and dark Green, regular S1-0O quality-shghtTy imperfect.
 soc ca.
 Fine quality Scrim, Mar quisette and Lace Curtains. At F off regular price. Spec ials at - -69c, SIPS, $1.69
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Aprons
Polly Prim 4

Polly Prim Aprons of good quality Percaie and Ging- ham, in checks and stripes, reg, 59e A5e Regular s5c ,,,,, 6ee
 Waist Band Aprons of Checked Gingham, reg. s9c, ,... ,.., ,..., ,., 32e Regular soc ,,, SSc
 Bungalow Aprons of Per- eais, Chambray and Gins- ham, in plaids, stripes and checks reg. 75c, 65c; reg Reg. s1.60, S5c; reg, S1.75, S1.5oI reg. s2.o0 .S1.69
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Mems Furnishings

Wash Ties, pretty stripe patterns, reg. 15c 12 1-2c ea-
 Mems Fine Lisle Hose, Black, Cordovan, Grey and NdSy sAC
 White Foot Hose, Beacon Brand, regular 25c .... 21c
 Mems Pure Thread Silk Hose. Black, Cordovan, Grey and Navy, regular 75c .59c Mems Black Hose, slightly imperfect .... Sc a pr.
 Mems Cotton Hose, black and colors, regular 15c, 1215c
 Mems Striped and sP1ain Color PajaInas, regular $1.65 ..$I.oS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Petticoats

Wo7nen's Muslin Petticoats, embroidered bottoms, under ruffle, reg. 79c, 89c; reg, $1.95. S1.69; reg, S1.00, sec: reg. Sc.39 S1.95; reg. S1-59. extra sizes S1 -3S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Women's Neckwear

Net and Organdie Collars some with cuffs. large variety of styles to choose from, reg. soc .23c
 Lace and Organdie Vest; Lace and Organdie Collars and Cuff sets
 hemstitched and lace trimmed, all new styles reg. s1.oo. .4sc
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
House Dresses

AInoskeag Bingham House Dresses in Billy Burke and fitted models. in checks, stripes and plain colors, sizes 36 to 46, reg. 2-79.. a2. 2.45
 Extra sizes AS to 54. reg, S3.56 $2.95
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Begins Thursday, July 7th, 8:30 A. M.
 Store Hourss to Saturday M. The Greatest Economy Event This Year!
Muslins and Sheetings

36 inch Unbleached Mus lin, good strong quality, reg. Sc, -.-- 6c a yd-
 36 inch .Fruit of the Loom Muslin, Limited 10 yards to the customer, reg. 19c 1oc yu-
 36 inch Unbleached Mus lin, strong quality, reg 10c, h... .. Sc a yard; 4Sc set
 36 inch heavy UnbIeached Muslin fine quality. reg. 12 1-2c - .. .. - sc yd.
 36 inch Bleaclled Muslin, nice soft quality, reg. 12 1-2c ..-. --- --- ... 1Oc
 3S inch fine quality BIeached Muslin, soft quail ity for making underwear, reg. 19c .. .. = 14c a yd.
 S6 inch Cameo Ladies Cloth, fine soft sheer quail ity, reg. 25c .. ...- .. 16c
 45 inch Tubing, fine qual- ity, no dressing, reg. 49c, .. .... ... 39c a yd.
 36 inch RIeached Cambric, fine soft quality, for making undergarmentS, reg. 17c,
 - 12 1-2c 2 If yd. wide BIeached Sheeting, fine quality for making sheets, reg. 49c,
 .. 39c a yd.
 36 inch UnbIeached Lock- wood Muslin, heavy round thread, for making sheets, 1 reg 17c 12 1-2c a yd.
 40 inch heavy UnbIeached Muslin, close weave, reg. l12 10c a yd.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Lace and Embroidery

Odd lot of lace and ern- broidery. in various patterns, reg. Sc and zc. .----.- S17c
 Lace Suitahe for Dress Trimmings, UndergarmentS, and Curtains, good variety to select from, regular 10c and 12hc sc a yd.
 12 yard pfeceof Val Lace, in a wide range of patterns and widths, sold regularly for 75c and s9c a piece
 12 yds. for S9c
 Camiso1e Embroidery, IS inch with ribbon beading, fine sheer quality, reg. 39c and soc ..... 29c a yd.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Children's Dresses

Gingham Dresses, mostly plaids, sizes to IA, regular s1.oo SAC
 White Voile Dresses, plain and trimmed models, sizes 6 to A, regular SITS. .S5.45
 Dresses of G.ngham, Linene, Chambray, in plain checks and plaid patterns, sizes 2 to 6.
 Reg. 95c. 79c: reg. s1.95, S1.45; regH S1.59, S1.15; reg. S2.50, S1.95; reg. S1.75, S1.45; reg. S2.SA 62.45.
 ChiIdren's ROmpers and Creepers, of nnene and Ging- ham, sizes 1 to 6, reg. 5sc and 65c 4scs reg. s1.1s, 95c.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
BathrobeS

Women's Bathrobes, in lowered designs, all neatly trimmed with braid or sa- teen. Regular S4.95. .S4.29
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Ribbons

Hair Bow al1d Sash IsTu7so0Ss. -iu Satin hIcssalfne, Tnffota, Moire and fancy ribbons, ali ccfors, reg. S5c and 45c .23c q yu-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Bathing Suits

All our Womezl's, Misses and ChiIdren's Bathing Suits offered as sale prices
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Children's Goats and
 Capes

All of our ChiIdren's Coats and Capes will be closed out at big reduction for this sale.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Polrm pre- dist'a musi byt'
spr6yny,

Jestli diet'a vase lerastie, ako
by malo, ak j. hncv;iv6 a chorl'a-
We, vsimnite 81 jeho chovy. Jestli
sa mu potrava nepaci, nebude
zdravym, ako by malo byt'. Bor-
densoyo Eagle Brand zhustene
mlieko chovalo tislce deti, ked
inc potraviny i'm nemohly vyho-
vet.
Ma strane 5. tohto casopisu
najdete ohlasku Bordensovho
Eagle Brand zhusteneho mlieka.
Vyrezte kupon a poslite no Bor
den spolocnosti, ktora vam posle
zdarma navody ako mate cho-
vat svoje diet a spolu s knizkou
. detskej opatere, v ktorej maj
dete mnoho zaujimaveho vycho-
vavani dietok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
Kto tdto resoldciu uzna "a

ITO tdto resoldciu uzna "a
mech pristdpi medzi mas
d kto je proti nam, ten ME je $
nami, tomu cestu otvarame, moze
nam vynadat' kol'ko sa mu paei.
Mech 81 ale najprv dobre rozmy-
sli, ci nam Slovakom ME ie po-
trebno bojovat' proti zradcom a
Judasom, alebo 81 i'm este ponnk-
meme uradny stolok.
Dane v Youngstown, Ohio, 2S.
uovembra 1920.
Jurai Murdzak,
Joxef Dutko,
Andrej Augustinak,
Michal Bindas,
Michal Kasony,
Michal Sopko,
resolueny vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25

|gy Y Youngstown, Ohio, ma svojej
riadnej schodzi, vydrziavanej %.
novembra 1920, jednohlasne Wy.
volilra povefil rssolucny vybor,
aby sostayil hasledovnu resold-
ciu:
y My, 20 dobrestoiaci clenovia
AZ. sboru SLOW. Ligy SINE rozhodne
proti tomu, aby Mr.. Pankuch, kto
ry zdril q titoeil ha Slovenskl Ii
gu, bdril proti Cesko- -slovenskej
republike zvlaste proti vsetkym
roduvernym Slovakom, ' svojom
nanichodnom pl&tku Hlase'',
vzdy, nadavai do svacho-slovakov,
hovorime, ably tento e1ovek dnes
nosil memo hlavneho podpredsedu
Slov. Ngy V Amefike.'
q Preto ziadame hlavny Sbor
slov. Lfgy, ably tito vec hl'adel
napravit' a Mr.. Pankucha lradu
hlavneho podpredsedu pozbavil,
tax ako OIL viacerych neuvedome-
lych elenov vyllciI 70 slov. Ligy
a s tym al niekol'ko sto dollarov
z Millionsdollaroveho Fondu.
81 Sine "a to, aby kazdy podob-
ny burie, ktory prdie k rozumu a
sa vzpamata, ably svojou podkop-
nou pracou nen1ohol poctivym
slovakom, ami Slov. Lfge mic vla-
stneho uskodit', ked' necha svo-
je judasstvo chce sa nazpat pri-
pojit' k Lige, aby sa mu dala pri-
lezitost', ale taky nema mat slovo
ami v miestnom, ami v hlavnom
Shore Slov. Ligy do tych eias,
kym ME .je zisteno, ze je cd ma
kazliYej choroby mad'ar6nskeho
bludu ;,1plne vylieeeny.
Hlavni tiradnici a zastupcovia
ma minulej schoezi Ustredneho
vyboru usniesli, aby slovenskf re-
daktori, ktori budu pracovat' "a
SLOW. Lfgu, teda v prospech slo-
naroda, mali zaplatene
,estovne trovy,.my to schval 'uje-
ne. Ale rozhodne SINE. proti ia
Slm redaktorom, ktori v minulo- |,
,ti pracovali "a znicenie SLOW. LII
", aby "a grose pracovali ' bu-
l6cnosti.
Konecne predstupujeme pred
,setky sbory Slov. Ligy ziada-
ne ich, ably posddily nase jedna-
lie, Si kracame pravou cestou a
ebo ME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25
HL'ADAME PREDAVACA
pre-
Integrity Finance Company
kapital $5O0,0O0.OO
PA North 18th Street
Philadelphia, Pa.

xtorf hovori a pisc pc anglicky a tiez
V cudzich reeiach, ably mas zastupo-
val jeho meste a vymenuval pod
agentov k predaju nasich Zlatych Not
dl "a planu sloziteho interesu. Schopnv
slovek moze zarobit' $4,000 alebo Wac
mcsaene, ked' sa vcnuje svojcj praci
$ dusou. Piste anglicky pre- dplne pc,
drobnosti, ulajdc vek, odporleania,
poeet hovorenych reef, tcfajsie zamest
mamie, znamost' predavani atd'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-03-25

rAEMA MA PREDAJ, 80 akrova. Dom
mastal, kravy, 2 mlade kone, svi-
ne, kury, husy a vsetko farmarske ma
Ginie preda sa lacno ma Gibson farmc,
len "a $1,000. Farma je osem mil cd
Youngstown. Haste sa JOHN
STEMPI, New Bedford, Pa, P. o. Box
81 alebo prid tie na Sharon Line kare.
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25
Holdups Get Jewelry.

Des Moines, Ia.-Two holdup men
appearing at the Peerless oil station,
forced Mrs. Pat eastman, wife of the
proprietor of the place, at the point
of revolver, to turn over diamonds
valued ut $4,000 and SO i'll cash. Both
escaped in the darkness. All of her
loot was Il diamond ring containing IL
diamond of over one and tlree-quar-
ter carat size, ear rings set with two
carat diamonds, Il large cluster ring
set with thirty-siX diamonds and a
gold wedding ring.
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25
GREAT BRITAIN
ENDORSES PLAN
NOTIFICATIONS IN SUBMARINES
is DESIRED BY DELEGATES
FROM ENGLAND.
NOCHANGEINU NU.S.PLANS
SHOW DOWN MAY COME AND
THOROUGH REVIEW OF THE
STATUS MAY RESULT.
twestern Newspaper Union News ser,ics.)

WashingtOn-Grea Britain has in
dorsed without reservation the "5-5-3-
r. ratio proposed in the American
naval plan, II was learned on highest
authority. While accepting the plans
as whole only in principle, because
Of their desire to put forward proposed
modification of the submarine and re-
placement features, the British delega-
ton is said to have approved the sug-
gested relative capital ship strength
Tor Great Britain, the United States
and Japan without equivocation.
Adherence of the British represen-
thtives to the capital ship ratio be-
came known as an aftermath of the
conference between Secretary Hughes,
MIR. Balfour and Admiral Kato, at
which the naval question was can
vassed in the light of Japanese reser-
vations.
Thus far there has been every indi-
cation that the American group would
stand pat for its proposal of main
tanning the existing ratio, but 1t is de-
clared the national viewpoints of the
fair basis of comparison will have due
recognition.
The result may be II more thorough
review of the status of the naval es-
Establishments of the three powers
which the japanese hold will show
Jnpnn's right to an increase over the
'5-5-3' proportion, bit which American
experts declare will be more likely to
establish that Great Britain and the
United States each is entitled to al
most two TO one advantage over
Japan.
The advisability of such Il review is
understood TO have been discussed at
conference between Secretary
Hughes, y. J. Balfour, and Admiral
kato, heads of the American. British
and Japanese delegations, and is ex-
pected to receive consideration soon
by the international commission of
naval experts.
BY the highest authorities, the AS
sociated Press was assured that the
American government stood four
square behind its original PROPOSED to
regulate limitation by the yard stick
of existing strength and had no in
tentiOn of making concessions. The
American delegates do not want to
adopt a "take-it-or-leaye-it' attitude,
however, so far as details are con-
cerned and are willing to hear the
views of any power which thinks it
may have been done an injustice.
Thus there are increasing indica-
tiOns that the show down so far as
the fundamentals of II naval armiment
agreement are concerned may be
reached speedily. In the Far Eastern
negotiations developments are not
moving so rapidly, and there seems to
be Il growing impression that if details
are to be worked out, the process will
be Il long one.
The Dolores star., 1921-11-25
Bib and Tray Cloth

Balloons, in bright colors, and n.
angular elephant decorate the ample
bib and tray cloth TO match, made Of
oilcloth, as pictured above. They VIII
afford the youngest member of the
family much joy and his mother much
peace of mind at the dinner table
Therefore the donor of this gift VIII
be twice blessed and long remem-
bered. The mottled oilcloth Is cream
colored and the bib is bound at the
neck with white tape which is extend.
ed into ties.