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to corroborate statements Of officers.
that Fox and Aappins had not been
brought to Columbia. The men are
said to have beeHf convinced by
their search that the two men were
still being held in Georgia. <
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-08-15
MIR. PEBBLES; BERE:;AvEp

Mr.. W. L. PEBBLES yesterday re-
ceived the sad news OF the death OF
his mother which occurred at her
home in Virginia. Friends in Abbe-
vile sympathize with him in his loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. PEBBLES left Sunday
afternoon to attend the, funeral.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-08-15

nANsFER-2ss For public ser
nice car call 29s, or I can be found
: xeurd Court House. Will make
tzips to nearby towns. H. o.
Bryant, Phone 299: (,
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A0ST-Ssturday night, pair nose
. glasses. Suitable reward for re-
Inn to Press and Banner Office. /
3 10.
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w {. ANTS

EU1 RENT-Three rooms and a
large pantry. See or phone Miss
j Rehecca Cater. S,15. 1tc.'
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FOR SALE-Six room house on
Church street. Electric lights,
) vztsr and sewerage. Extra large
lps- See DR.. Neuffer. S-3 c.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-08-15

FOR SALE-Good dry pine stove
vpod. Price reasonable. Prompt
delivery. Phone 279-2. z, 52tc
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-08-15

sWANTED-To buy. OF rent, house
N Abbeville. See or Phone j.; W.
MARTIN, Phone: rs. Abbevife,
s. c.. 8, s-2tcol.
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FOR SALE-One Hughes Electric
Range, with four discs and oven.
= Louis J. Bristow. \ 8, 8-tf.-c
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-08-15

The College of the City Of New
York is conducting summer course
in automobile mechanics.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-08-15

FOR SALE-Best quality cream at
50 cents a pint, also fresh eggs.
Phone /. Mrs. D. A. Rogers. 471h
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uofcIuVI <olcSpeT gave ooAl . law
yers two days to get out writ Of
habeas corpus before I was allowed
to bring him from Detroit and just
before the expiration of the two days
his lawyers served the habeas cor
pus, ,apd Mr.. Stewart and returned
because the hearing was put of
several days. On October 16, 1920,
Morris C. Lumpkin, assistant attor-
,.ney general, R. S. Stewart and ]
again went to Detroit to attend the
return of the writ. The hearing was
before Judge Ormand Hunt. It
! lasted several dayas. Johns lawyers
contended that he should not be re-
turned to South Carolina, because
he could not obtain fair trial here,
and because he was not guilty Of the
offense charged but his main defense
was an alibi. He claimed that he
was Thurlow Robinson. His wife
and other negroes from all over the
South testified to the fact that his
name was Thurlow Robinson and
that they had known him for years
But after a detailed hearing and ar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

the local y. v e.. A.. left this norm
ing Tor a months vacation. which
~ viii spend boz o. tveliug about the
state.
s.. O. Miller. nov field chief Of
the Internal revenue Office fur the
Sew N.Nlcu district. arrived m Al
buouerquc this morning Co., tase over
DIS duties hcro. Nr. Miller ~ from
" Hshingtou. d. b.
Miss Katherine pigNlnlcn. daughter
of At ana Mo-. 3 49, MfMhl'u. re-
turned Monday tIum thc Panama
canal Zone who're anu was The Eu'Hf
az GOV. J. j. Morrow aud family
shc was away tout munthn
Mrs CLARK A. Corr ana daurht.rs
Miss Virginia cam and Mis- Adele
carr. Who hay. h..u tourlnr Europe
since last GlI hayr just arrived lu
Sew Nurl. HtDnriIHr tu word received
here. Thrv prHI In.r win stop uu thr
Pecos before re,IrninE tn A%lhuqu'r-
que
Henry q D,urs Dr. president OF
the kiWaui, ,IuU 's 90 leave Friday
for Ann ArhYr Ni.h. to attend me
coumcncom,ut tN.rUis- o. bio alma
mater. Theme. H. Wiz go f0 chicago
Co. De- iuinrd u' 1901. Dours who is now
there ~ 900 .f go tu tsrtolfuH
g. attend OH. .U.Hal uuY.nuun u.
thr Kiwtrl. .I.. Goo Do, bold luu
2u 20 o.
Mason I.u.s.f auu OF Uarr.
Leonard. vhu Hr. huer ATTENDING
school 800 -.H.. '..a tsilf. arrive"
Boo AtuuuuyuII. lDrl1y Go snru,
the HuuWr
Charles smith rll West coal t,,.
uu' o. 'p l.iE. 10 low days Ton
tain fu Frame.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
LOVER OF IA|LS
" DIES IN CITY JAIL
Man Whom the Police
Couldn't Keep Out of
Cell Succombs

GeoFEo uouror peumiieas without
relatives and kunwh tn thr police ~
the 'lover 20 iailsi' died In tho CIV
Jail at = O'Clock this morning FROM
hcart trouble lie was 81 years old.
Gourcr was arrested several We IS
ago ON the tharFe Of varfdncy and
placed In the county Jail. When his
term expired there. Uouser refused TO
leave the county's prison, saving no
wanted to stay there.
Regardless OF his rcQucst he was
sent out Of tho county jail. but later
Bickod up and held In the city 5ail
- d vnrrunt When fouspr rofgsei
60 leayr town as ordered by the police
court. ne was allowed to- sleep ana eat
az the Jail and 10 20 90 ard from tho
city hall as though 30 was his resi-
dcnco.
Or. T.. NJ clayton. city physician.
attended him and advised him to
leave town. saying "a, altitude would
kHl him if he ala not, Rabbi Moiss
Bergman 81 the charity bureau aided
the man with funds Tor a time.
The body was taken in charge
hy strong Brothers and probably viii
he buried hcrc A. fur as b. known
b man has uo liyiuE relatives tis
caue here two N g. from Calf
fornia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
BACK PRESIDENT IN FIGHT
TO REDUCE ARMIES AND NAvIES,
IS PLEA OF SENATOR BORAA

sustained aud pow .,,ai public opinion
Supports ithe ufc dent IN hia isnotts
he may De able 90 accomplish 4 rfeat
deaf
a must b. horne in mind a. a mat
ter 81 rncournrrment that the people
In Japan aud Great Britain are Just
40 deeply Interested IN this 90 are our
own people.
They arc suffering quite % much
from fnhumnn burdens and they are
dchandinE action upon thr pait OF
thcir Governments.
readily admit that " this we've
left to the governments thefe @
be- nothing accomplished. But know
ing. OF heitegr / do. the profound
purpose or thc masses evefywhorc 90
be- relieved Of their misery. : have
great hopes that President Harding
will realize moral results
Let us understand. therefore. that
our work has just begun and that
there should be no stopping until
these crushing burdens for human
destruction are lifted.
We should not forget. either. that
speedy action in necessary. Why
should an not hasten to confer when
We know that unec nc naval race N
fully started n viii Doe aimos iui-
possible 10 OVERCOME tho Suspicion,
the jealousy and the bitterness on
gcndrrcd.
In 1900 Germany was wlllifF 90
have an understanding with ~ sand
limiting scn armnmenta. EuFiagd
nncsssd ond nothing was done.
Ry 1910 both parties were ln sucn
a mood--such an attitude that un
agreement was impossible. 20 the
mad race went on, each huiidina more
ships aud binEcr guns 1901 Costlicr
ships until tho race ended IN the de-
lugc Of 1914.
Every week Or mont makes our
task more dinicult.
tcnpyright t92i ~ Newspaper
Enterpiis-D
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW


Il y Williams and $ T. Piper NJ
n field division Of the biological
survey, left Yesterday Tor Socorro
county. They viii do work there On
connection with the driyc Co cNtcr-
Minute prairie dogs and coyotes. Tho
speeches Of prairie dog IN the country
is the hardest to got rid ct. aud sps-
yIul puisons VIII Dee used.
Mu o.. &. M"iding.r uf Madrid.
.. war Visiting Dor parent and
sistDr7 here, departed for h"r hom,
this morning.
Mis- Frcida and Aiiss Mabel H,u~-
rich, who were teaching boo Las cru
cess the last year are here vlsitIus
thrlr parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Heuu-
rich, lois North Twelfth street. They
expect To leave soon Tor California
John :. Beaycu. prohibition agent.
has returned nom ~ Ptso. whore Do,
and Immigration Inspector Koyuold
accompanied 10 alleged N~iolators of
the passport law. Mir. heaven say
ne heard b testimony 81 g q.
sherman in the murder trial now
under way there.
: u. stevens and IA o. Kelly Ic0.
this morning for e. vcek's ushiu.
trip az Jumg2 springs.
" u. MucCihhon. OF Santa &c. la
In Albuqucrquc. tie will go on tu
"" '. "H " NV NANN-.
Mr- Anita g. Kerry aud dlurhf..
l'tt today fer or Angeles toI th,
summer months.
Miss Elizabeth Woso. r,,r,ttionul
secretary OF tho Alhuqucruur. y "a.
q. a, and MiH Jane Heron. lyu
yesterday Tor Miss Roses home NJ
University Place. Nebraska. Mis-
Rose will De married some time this
month 90 I'LL uuncomb who b. nov
taking post graduate work "a IA,
University OF Nebraska. and Misc
Heron viii take summer work az tn,
university.
1. W Gallrs let TINS afternoon I0i
tcrcft uf the knights OF pythius
lodge u, I to visit clayton Roy
~Tu,umDuTi 1904 other before hi,
return. it' will De- away sryrrl
weeks.
MI. Ethel Middleton and Miss Em.
Wu iirIttain tr, visiting ut thp hum,
OF Airs. Ella ii.rhv CD tusf Uazrt
dinf uVsuuv
Miss BETTY Mousscttv of ~ pus.
has arrived here .ur a stay of ous
week
Assistant District Forester Il. D.
J.. 4. rl'rson. an ~ the district Tor
'polcy, Arizona 10 attend tn umi.
sal" ~ IN Apache Lumber rnmpauy
Tnry Viii make % study ct murkiur
for the EuldaurH Of the forest Hnr
vice in handling future ssic-. and n
aid IA scientific timber cutting.
Miss Knox, hospitality secretary q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
.C|TyE PLANNING
TO BUILD SEWAGE
DISPOSAL PLANT
Maps Being Drawn in
Office of City
Engineer

Although 10 funds are available NJ
b present time and no plans have
been made sor raising a. ne icy. tho
city ~ tnkinu M pftlitnliafv steps
necessary for building n t300. zoe
sewaRc disposni plant.
city Ensiucsr FranN Nimhni ana
HE assisfluf. thufira Wells are nov
preparing 'nans Tor thH rewurr plant
which will be located south of town
somewhere near tho Ein urande. AZ
the present time al ~ wurs from the
city empties Into tho river below
town.
In complance with state health
regulations tho cts viii be- forced he-
fore january ~ 1879 10 have a means
~ PURIFYING the eits'a n hrfure "
b. cmpiied Into thc fiver. Tho city
now owns several acres below tnc
fnrcias bridge. hut according tn tho
,itv engineer and city manager this
Eround b. considered "a little low for
n PLANT.
The city officials now have scouts
out on the trail - uthrr ground. y
tannt az planned would include re-
hettling plant into which an sewage
Abul first crtcr. From this D
send matter would go to n sludge
al 10 ~ Tried AMI burned The
water woifid run into "a dosing tank
add hence through filter beds before
going into the river.
The entire plant would cover several
acr.s. according o. ny Officials and
would cost in thr upirhhurhond Of
sauo. 600 Tine citv s~neinc-r's uffiro
is now busy studying various sorts ot
sewage disposal plants iu various
PARTS 81 the tH ntrN % making rs-
Inmates Of the cost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
nr WILLIAM q. noRAn.


7 NltlN NANNaN NfNNNuE AN'm ANAAtNs
n has been stated BY the president,
and very truly, that the people can
no; continue % bear the tax load they
are now carrying.
n has been stated ny his secretary
Of the treasury that there u no way
TO rcducc taxes 10 any cNtent except
through drastic cnts IN the army aud
nav appropriations.
Nuw We uan rcdnce nur army with
out much regard to foreign nations.
Bur We should reduce our navy only
Ia harmony win reductions Of other
naval powers
This seems To- me 20 demonstrate
that 90 w nrc to reduce taxes "a any
abprcCiahlv extent We must do a in
aomp way similar 90 hat pointed out
~ the resolution recommending the
Cafing 81 a conference between the
United States. Great Britain and
Jnp1n to consider naval limits
II ~ the only way ! see to get rc-
Def from the taxes which are dis
~CouraEiug business. aud demnrnlizing
the energiss Of tho whole nation.
7 conceie hat Il Yn not be an
easy thing 10 accomplish But ~ "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

\ call 90 the pehplc u stand
by President rthsfins IN enurts
to cnd the mad race for nIliifarf
aud naval rwprrtnacs that y bur
dcning the world with taNcs.
b~fttsiinn neW jchiousics and ~u~-
picions md hrrwtnG another war.
- tsned to-day IN On nr1iric
Written especially Tor Tlac itrrnld
b, senator William o.. lorab.
Ihnfal's Amendment a. the
naval appropriations hill, VI
mcading that the president caii
u conference ~ Orcaf iiritaln.
Japan and the rmtsd stntfs- to-
di-susS Limitation or nf~nlauarats.
lms Ig,=ss'd the scnatc uuaninions-
% aud nnw T. beforr tho hbu~is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
Col. Sellers Viii
Represent City at
Highway Conference

col u X. r. Sellers VIII represent
Albuquerque at TIE p~arL-tu-park
highway conference To- o." held ia
salt Lake city. startins Jun 10 %
was decided at e. mcctiug 81 autumo-
bile trades men Of The city held az
the Chamber OF Commerce last night
u was hrourht out that an alter
nate ruuts tu .h" ONE for which Al
h%uqu'rlr' is working. would taxi Boo
@o,urto. Ration. and Santa BE- but
would NOT reach Albuquerque Mot
af tbo other important citios of Tho
STAT, Will prnutbir haY, r,pr,s'niI-
ttyA uf fhs conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
Miss Edith Childers
New Secretary of Red
Cross Home Service

Aliss Editi ChlderH was named
secretary of the home H'tvlet drnHrt-
ment ~ The Eod cross yesterday 10
take the place of Mr.. j. 3 laudcra.
who b. 4 % resign the latter pant OF
June. Mrs. Lnndvrs o. announced
nor rcsirnatlun several weckG ago
tliss Chnders has hrd considerable
training with the Rcd Gross Hud is
,uuztd,rsd wei qualnrd o. take up
tho position To- which she huH been
appointed. SHE w.s hostess ut fort
nnyutd and tor several month. was
in the division Office Boz Denver. OF
lnir she has been on charge ~ tho
home service uHiro iu IoNslaud.
Colorado Hrr twin sister Mis- Az
u.~ 'hlldors ls hum, service sr.rs-
LaIN Lm sLnII D..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
Rosenwald's
Victor Records Now in Stock

scrcuata Cioszkowskil -Krcisler
pariequin's Sercnado (Drigo)-Efrem
Xlmbnlst ...-.. ............ T4f6I-Nl.Ib
Listen 10 the MoCking Bird (Winner)-
Alma GluCk .TfA6b-tl.T5
Ave Maria tSchuhcrt- Wilhchuib-
Mischa Elman ............. .T43a9-ti.I5
Garry Me Hack TO old Nirginny-
Alma Gluck and Chorus. $500. 7ff2o-fi7S
ON the Wings u Song (Mcndelssohn)-
Lusrha Htifctz .........s TAbA3-Alfb
polOpaiso Miltairo Chopin
tEfacc Jan pudcreu ski ...+.s... 1fb3o-flfS
Ave Maria (sack- Gounod)-
Recommendations ............ S9l0f-t2.OO
Ms Homie, Bonnie Jean uauder)-
Sir Harry Lander b.. ....NU. b~Bfia-Price $50
urrakfast in Bed on sunday Uaudcrj-%
sir Harry Lauder ......NO. bbiig-price fibo
\ Wee pooch an Doris u.audcrl-
sir Harry Lauder ......No. b9lfO-Price tl.5O
fiouni. Maggie fRmso1 tlAffdefl-
sir AIRY Lauder ......No. 55i20-Price $3.50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
THE GREATEST $40
SHOE VALUE IN THE
SOUTHWEST!
WEDNESDAY, JUNE /, is2'

In order that we might
give Albuquerque the
greatest shoe value it has
ever known we have
taken our $12. SO and SIS
pumps and oxfords and
have made one lot of
them to sell at $40!
Think of il. IT'S like be-
ing paid SIS for reading
this ad. Remember, too,
they were state beating
values at so and SIS.
Included are smart grey
suede cross ankle strap
pumps with French heels,
brown ankle strap pumps
with turned soles and
high heels, black and
brown kid pumps trim
med with suede choice
of high or baby Louis
heels and turned soles,
black and brown satin
pumps with side looped
instep straps, black kid
2-b ankle strap
pumps with turned soles
and white buck sport OK
fords with perforated
wing tip.
just the footwear you've
been w~anting-and now
it's $40.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
Program for Class
Day Exercises at
High School Tonight

The Glass Day EXERCISES Of the ser
COR class OF the High School wlu D.
held this cvcuing az eight o'clock la
the Hlgh School auditorium. The
public b. invited Co attend The pro-
ErIm b.;
selections
iligh school Orchestra
CllH History:
Margaret Easterday
Glass Prophecy;
Marsarct Gusdorf
l;alph Marion
Vocal solo.
Sing sweet BIRD tGanzl
Lillian one
Presentation 90 Memorial
Merton Lewis
Acceptance OF Memorial
Mrs La Nar
Snapshots OF the Seniors.
iirncl Grunsteld
Niciia solo.
"IsEsudc. tWiruIawskn
Mari Thuruc
r~reTfntafinu uI 'fn't
John Wilkinson
Acceptance nt tnr came
Cuyler Ferguson
Glass Will.
Helene Shui,
sons
Srnior Glass
Selection
"Gput sight tNcyiul
4 a. = urchcatn
a mrger numbsr Of suicides take
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
s12.50 and $1,000
oorsets. $0e5

Ia Camille, Reealisie.
Red Fern. cxtra uuai-
ity corsets 81 beautiful
satin brocade. front aud
back lace models ~lth
loas hips and medium
o. low bust. Price
sos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

The main building Is i6 stories high.
a,rmounted by o tower AZ feet square
and rising sos feet from the street
isveI. This tower will contain a clock
Win dials on four sides. each 20 feet IN
diameter and viii be sdrmounied by
searrhlighl lantern y feet IN diameter:
The building is covered with enamel
6nish terra Gotta on all four SIDES. II
Il REGARDED as one of the most beauti.
fll buildingsi in Chicago and people Snd
.ress ar enthusiastic about Il. The
fbicago Tribune published a picture
labelling Il a "A Jewel Of the Link
Wnglcy also recently completed new
factories at Chicago and New York.
AN this new construction work IN
the space Of a few years Is certainly q
,r,bnie tothe power oi advertising and
he accumulaiiya effect Of q multitude
OF Scent sales.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
$3.50. $3.50, 50 and
$40 Corsets, 1895

Ia camille. Warner
and Red Fern and
ThompEon's Glove Fit
ting corsets o. pink and
white coutil, fancy bro
cade and plain satin.
y ront or back lace
models. Medium. tow
and topices styles with
long hips. Price Se.93.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
S. and So Corsets
$40

Warner. Rcd Fern and
T~hompson's Glove Fit
ting Corsets OF plein
and fancy brocade.
choice OF front or back
lace models with low
bust and medium long
hips Price Sa.f9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
Barnum Goes Back in
Photograph Business

s. o. narnum who sold his studio
az 2l9 West Central nvsnuc the first OF
the year 90 Mrs. l.. NJ. Hanna has
-Fepurchascd the business ~ TOO
nosssssion today
Nj. naruum said that he would
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
n JEWEL OF CHICAGO"
Is Title applied TO
WrigIsy Building

wrisley's new Office building in
Chicago IS at the new Boulevard Link
Bridge, Michigan avenue and the river
and heads the vista looking north on
Michigan avenue, 50 Mr.. Wngiey chose
a beautiful design which makes the
building a decorative feature Of the
Chicago lake front and harmonizes with
the Chicago Beautiful plan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

conrressman Montoya was among
Those honored with an invitation aud
much enjoyed tho trip.
secretary OF tho futrrio and Mrs..
the Minister ~ Colombia and Nine.
Ireta Will entertain Monday evening.
9une .. ~ dinner.
=Waahington star.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
$3.50 corsets, csc

$50 Warmer corscts % plain
pink coutil. choice OF medium.
low and iopless styles, all with
medium hips. Dozens 10 choose
from az ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
$500 cOrssts, s4s5

Ia Camille. Red Fern,
Warner and Thomp-
sons Glove Fitting cor
sets OF plain and fancy
coutll. Back or front
lace models with me-
diufn and low huets.
Topicss models with
long hips. $500 val
ucs Tor S4.o5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
$3.50 and 50 cOrsets, $3.50

Warner plain white end pink
coutii. with medium aud low
styles. They have medium long
hips. They n very good. SER
viceablc. back lace styles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

conduct the business along the anne
line tina; he Formerly AID and would
be- glad 20 see his n ~custoa1cra
again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

nan'f wish Jou could nrd q Ial" IIni g.
Don wish sou r1ult rtnt youf apart
msut Rent BE-
Don wish 300 could ssn your home
Howl
Ry usins me Herald f. Classified Coiumus
phono Ji5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

Warmer back lare sorneta ~
laaln white and pink coutil.
frey have medium busf and
tone hips They wrfe extra
p,lod cllurp al t3.t6 They arc
bargains AZ S2.fo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

\ THOUSAND SHIRTS. OUR
ENTiRE STOCK RIGDUCED ron
TIM ne SNiE WHICH STARTS
| TOMORROW.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

You will find il In our classi-
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
Hats Worth to $3.50, $2.25
Hats Worth to $18, $685.
Hats Worth to SIS, $I2.95

TO miss this hat opportunity
L is missing an opportunity to
buy two or three hats for the
price of one. They are all pat
tern hats and come in all the
wanted materials. When we say
that this is one of the greatest
millinery sales we have ever put
on we don't half express it.
They are selling rapidly. Make
your selection while the assort-
ments are complete.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
le Greatest Garment Offering Of the Season
= e Smart Well Designed Suits,
~ 81 Coats and Dresses at $49.95

THIS is without a doubt the greatest garment offering Of the sea-
4 son. Beautiful, well designed, well made, finely finished coats,
suits and dresses for the price one 10 accustomed TO paying for just
the regular "a of garments. Most Of them are individual and the
styles are pleasing. The well dressed woman who seeks economy
will investigate this sale. ~ ~
COATS The coats are of polo cloth woOnn, porspun ana other sport mixtures There
are wide range Of styles including long and short models
SUITS Tailored land fancy suits of Ssrges hiOahne jersey and fancy sport weaysa Al man
tailored.
DRESSES GeorQeae satin tafeta khaki kodL crepe de chine lacoa and beautiful combhnA
tons of lace and IafNa dresses of an styles suitable for street, Afternoon and dinner wear
with embroidery ah@ and fnnng AL exclusive models
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

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