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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24

Asifso lsIS II R0BRES EN-
MA 1GBEz

", lfstiilgIlitla seiiora Emilia Ma
SiaI de Bravo ha recibido ell inf0rme
anpals de ia sociedad Protectora del
Asilo de Pobres de Mayagtiez, TEL que.
contiene interesa1ites datOs.
En- 1921, hubo $50 asilados y en-
1922 Sc registraron 1922 Hermanas
6 y 4 respectivamente y sy 10 ems
pIeados. Sc han recaudado $5.240 %
y gasfado S5,054S2 con un sobrante
de S1s5.91.
Los ingresos Sc han obtenido por
medic de una actiya campaiia de
yeladas. bales y otros actos sociales,
realizando ii directiva una brillante
Labor. Esta compuesta por las 81
guientes distinguidas damas:
sra. emilia u. de Bravo. sefora
Aida +. dc. Lopez. senorita Obdulia
Rivera, sefora Irene b. yiuda de RAJ
mfrez, senorita Carmen Amill sehora
cara 4. de Ramirez Mrs White
more y seiora Dfyina T. de Parga.
La sefiorita Carmen Anil, renun
cl6 su cargo dc tesorera en- iniiio IL
s'endo designada pOr II senorita Jo-
selma villa, la que su yez fue sus-l
timfda por Ia seforita Matilde Nadal,
quien rennnci6 por ausencia quedando
Ia actual seiIora Isabel G. de 0liven-
cia
Merece placemes Ia actuaci0n de-
Ias altruistas dainas que han olltenido
Ia plausible cooperation del xecindq-
rio mayagtIezano. siempre dispuesto
prestar su cooperation toda obra
buena.
Esiimamos IA cortesin del ejelnplar
enflado a EL IsIpARcIAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
PoR ACOMETER AGREDIR CON
ARMA BLANCA

Aver, las y media de La tarde,
en- el barrio Salsipuedes, de Puerta
de TERRA, Cecilio Pizarro, alias Gua-
reto, con un cuchillo agredi6 Emil
lilo Esquilfn, produciendole una heri-
da de 10 centfmetros, delcaracter gra-
ve, en- la pierna derecha, asf como
tambien otra herida pequeiia en- la
espalda. Fu6 asistido en- Ia sala de
Socorros, siendo reclufdo en- ell Hospi-
.Eal Munieipali Pizhfro fn&, safrestado
por Ell cabo Rufino Eseobar, honi6ndo-
lie disposition del Juez Municipal,
acusado de acometimiento y agrasi6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
EMILIO AGRUINALDo OTRA EyEZ
EN- LA LUCIA.

Los veteranos de la guerra hispanot
americana, de San Francisco han pasa
do una invitaci6n al celebre candillp
de la reyoluci6n filipina Emilio Agui-
naldo, para concurrir a. la Convention
que Sc lleyara cabo ALI, en- ell mes dc
agosto,
! Aglinaldo Sc separo de la polftica
Ell su pals, desde que los americanos
Sc hicieron cargo del vasto ArcIipiela-
60, aunque hubo quienes aseguraron
que su retro no fue sino un acto de
apostasfa y de sumisf0n, mediante una
buena suma que el Gobierno de Wash
ington di0 al que un dfa cause la adj
miraci6n del mundo por su PATRIOTS
mo-
Dfcese, sinembergo, que Emilio
Aguinaldo Sc halla cansado de perma-
necr en- el silencio, que accedera las
solicitudes de sus amigos. y admirable
Tres, de volver a las luchas por la Ii
bertad de Filipinas, en- vista del sesgo
I que van tomando las cosas en- aquellas
! Islas. so
/ Creese que esta version tenga yisos
fde certeza. pues Aguinaldo ha declina-
tjlo muy atentamehte Ell honor de la in
vitaci5n, negdndose a asistir a la cita-
da Convention de los yeteranos de 1a
guerra hispano americana en- Califor-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
IA RODA DEL -SARADO

! En- la9Iglesia de San Francisco, FL
3sabadoralaas 8 yi.trehrta, eOgerOn IA
3lectufautle la Epfstola elfrDnocido io-
yen .sSesiisl Siilrchez Gon4lfeE, dc b.
FernapGlez, Hermanoaly ia tlistinguidN
seil0riGin Angelita,fR Rlyeneii1eaY
soApadmnaron elar simpdticao bolaol0ss
padres ideala cantraNente Y Ia fiesta
Sc llev6 efecto eHola resii1ercia de
+ los. eesPoses Pqrtilla, RFero. siendo
todos lqS, eqpcqErsptes, qAe ppsaban
de cieas obSeauiadQs son teda pr9Af
galidad yIS9Etcsffagsopa 1i,.q ....-.-..-
Les compaiieros del noyip, pegSonal
de sefdres Il. Fissisltdisz FsesirntIdez Hnos. y2de la
astadhiddaahrd Grocery G5 w 6icie5rroonn i5ron dos va
liottso presntes a 10y j6yenes e0nyuges!
1laf feiiz pareja permanecera Salgu-
nos dfas aquf para tomar ef pr6ximo
vapor par Espalha, d iibnde van en-
ivia5e sde n6sios. pi''q sobisia
Muchas felitidatTes a Ia diehosa pa
sreja que ifitreee faidighq coinplel las ae'
IA vida Y Due tehgaf q ihtjor viaie
e impresiones en- su ausencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
NIN0s DE BENEFICENCIA QUE
Sc FUGANa 81.

Anoche Sc fugaron del Institute de
Benefcencia, los asilados Luis Cruz,
trigrefio, de u amos DE, edad, natural
de, Cayey; y, Dototeo, Cruz trigneiio,
de Ia amos, natural de San Juan.
Ambos ivisteh traje kaki 0 sea el uni
forme del Institute La policfa tiene
ordenes de arrestarlos Y conducirlos
nuevamente al Asilo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
yELADA LIRICO LITERARIA.

. .
He aquf el programa del magnffico
festival lfrico iterario que tendra efec--
to ell martes % del oorriente. Ell el Sa-
Ion Amparo de la Logia de Caguas: 4:
Primera Parte. II Selection ipdr Ia
OrquestadHfI Al - !.
Il Brey;es Ialabrass poGllR. Ydzquez
,e6l fGabaSias.f 5ra;1i voC
Recitaei0n. perisIAntonio CGn'
47 oNidal. l. ,E9lj sbssh at
9s41eHielfn II Rianoapor jose A. Ball
seiro y Ramos AntoHini. 5sfl 7iAs'
] 5--Recitacisni pgpfl gliff Bales Matt
ssef77lIlmnlp sefa77lIlmn lIlmnpresionees, R9gl Nsmesio Cana
les.
segunda parte. 1Seleesc;i0n por fiIa
4 II Z Orquesta. sqRgo
Recitaei0n, por jose I 4. Z BaFsqiroa
2Recitaeion, por ]. /. de Dfegot
n 7 Padr6.. g Sso8,'7s4ts 99e'' i91fas
s. 4Piaiio7 a 4 8manos, por Ia. Srtas Fri
1H nita eoris y Ramos Antonini: fs
Decfmas Jfbaras, por Luis Lilo
Igglgf rensG T,pgress fi;se ~ t'il {
6s--Discurso de elausura, pdh Eugett
Mo Astol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
REGRESO AI.BRIzIo

De New York, ha regresado a San
Juan, donde goza de muchas simpa-
tfas, el c0nocido escultor don Jcse
Albrizio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
sERVICIO DE AUTOS:

El del autOnl0yil DODGE BROTHERS
es de 10 meior que Sc da en- Puerto Ri
co. Y para asegurar Ell mejor seryi-
Go, la fifna ANDREU, AGUILAR Y
CO, de San Juan, ha rehusado Ia re-
presentation de otros automobiles,
quedandose solo con el Incompatible
DODGE. 97ils ai' Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
nifBAnoUE DE FRUTAs

Mahana saldra haeia New York el
xSs,or 4.ranamo De d Atlaasse Fruit
Co. con m careamento de $1,000 ca
31s de frutas. entire elias, naranjas,
toronias = pihqs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
.CANDiDATos PRoBABLEs.

Con motive de haber sido nombrado
Mr.. Bennett, Jefe de La policfa insu-
lar. los candidates mas probables para
ocupar eI cargo de Marshal de la Cor
te Federal son Mr.. Harry 5. Hubberd,
agente especial del departamento de
justieia federal, y el actual inferprete
respecte q este liltimo ssahennos que
de la Corte el, ST. Luis Al Castro! Cen
cuenta con las reoomendae daeiones, de va
rios Senadores americanos amigos dc
eI, alnque Mr., Hubbard. tiene uh her
mano que es Senador pors el estado de
Iowa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
TRAJE5 o.
.GgMzok01kO8
.pAsANDO ia. PRIAfAYERA

En- Ia poetica Playa de HatilIo. pa
san la temporada de primavera el se-
nor Ramon Balsciro J su distinguida
familia. que han dejadO su elegante
residencia de Miramar por, una breye
feinporada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
sc GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DBPARFAMENTO DE SANiDAD
LABORATORIO QUIMICO

San Juan, z. Re- mario 81, 1929.
Circular No. 8.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24

-OperariOs expertoa para toda cla-
Sc de trabajos en- mecanica. Sobrinos
de Portilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24

Mo competihios sin6 con nuestEos
preeios nuestro trabaio. sobrinos
as PortiIla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24

"MIS GOMAS ME DAN MAS DE
CINCO MIL MILLAS"

Esto es 10 que dicen todos los due
nos de carros Dodge modelo 1922. En-
nuestro automovil tiene el nnotorista
la seguridad de cinco mil millas de
recorrido en- golnas y de 20 22 millas
ror gallon de gasolina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24

Para reparar su maquinaria de
azlcar Sobrinos de Portilla. +
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
Al LOS INsPECfoREs MEDICos
DE DISTRITO, JEFES LOCALES
Y DEMAs INsPECTOREs DEL
sRAMO.

Ell DEPARTMENT. de Sanidad Sc pro
pone poner en- yigor la disposition de
ley que obliga a todo vendedor de le-;
che de vaca, a cualquiera persona
que la trasporte de un .sitio a otro, a.
rotularla en- debida forma. Al efecto
Sc hara pdblico que desde el dfa 15
de abril de 1922, los inspectorea del
Departmaei1to de Sanidad hardn CUM
plir esta orden estrictamente.
La rotulaci0n de la leche de yaea
Eesta regida rpor la ley especial que
ragllla laayenta de ese artfculo Y por
sel rdglamptito nfmero SO de la Junta
de Sanidad, scbfe La fabrication =
venta de artfculos alimenticios. De
acuerdo con esas disposiciones, todo
! envase de leche, va sea una yasija de.
lata, porcelana o cristal, va sea en-
cantfdad grande para yenderse NJ por
mayor en- pequenas cantidades para
I ell detalle, debera estar rotulado, ha-
ciendo constar la naturaleza del artf-
culo alimenticio que Sc trasporta o
yende, ell nombre y la direction del
! dhedAE De hLfh6reahefa. Il Todo envase
quesAeta1hSna con Ell rotulo asque'
Sc aludc anteriormente, serd sconside-
afadSc IeF / iaS inspgc llere&. como ainis-
brandingg', 1falsa rQtulaci6n) y ocu-
pad9, 9iIpdI eli pdIecomis6 ptFoyisionali denim,
aids adiaddas "a las s1psI personas d Responsiveness al
G9dE IlAtenteI Ia leche ' los
AI sBI1las liIek a.hAalan aldIsposiciop de la
pGoffdsAasta tantol Sc decida este case
en- -fH forn1a que tfispone ia Fey.
~ =. = Afentamenfe, ( as8t
|AlAd OdI Ba u. F. L1Pp4q5
RANfaaFag da6HhihsiioJhbaSdo daHihiioJbSd de sanidad.
EeT5FVIss aD2 5-e8 559
psSienlpre NendemOS
|sts1 H Y BARATO
! Higuera PereII6 & Go.
ORDONEz BLDG.-ALLEN 81.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24
j, Font Torres.
Taqufgrafo..
Fajardo, PR

Sus implementos usadOs pueden
quedar nuevos a POGO costo. Sobrinos
de POrtilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24

Las pleas de su autOm0vil plIe-
den ser reconstruidas por Sobrinos
de Portilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-24

Especial = pSf6Hta atefnaeai65n para
toda orden de maquinaria y de mate
rial de construction. Sobrinos de
PcrtiIla.
Evening star., 1922-09-22

Rural mail carriers OF Canada are
agatsttng for the abolition: Of the con-
tract system apd the Substitution -ok
q salary-raid system. - .,l4 ~
Evening star., 1922-09-22
DEMOCRATS France
kS,'Ml'EMBER NO PARTY
Senator Has Repudiated Repub.
licans, Maryland State Con.
vention Charges.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
+ BALTIMORE, Md, September a.
While scoring the national admins
tration of the republican party for
failing to make this an era of pros
perity, the democratic state con-
vention which met yesterday at
Ford's Opera House, made this only
an incidental issue Of the campaign.
its principal attack being directed at
Senator Joseph l.. Frauce. republican
candidate for reelection, who was
declared the exponent of radicalism
and communism and wholly UNIT to
represent Maryland in the United
States Senate.
In both the keynote speech of
Judge William c. Walsh of Cumber-
land. chairman of the NDonvention.
and in the platform Unanimously
adopted. the course of Senator France
Is roundly condemned, the rather un-
usual charge being incorporated in
the declaration of principles that
France Stands neither for democracy
nor repuhlicanism, he having re-
pudiated his own party and having
been repudfated by the best thought
In his party"
About the only other plank in the
platform carrying any significance is
that dealing with the liquor question.
and this indorses the stand taken by
William Cabell Bruce. democratic NOM
inee for United States senator. who ad
,ocates granting the use Of light wines
and beer.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
NURSES ARE LOCKED IN:
Nine QUIT POSITIONS
Superintendents Say Real Reason
Is Because They Refused to
"Sign In" on Evenings OF.

NEW ORLEANS. September 22.-
Declaring that they were locked in
their quarters each night at 10. and
were in danger of being trapped
should the building catch fire. nine
nurses at the Presbyterian Hospital
here have /quit the institution since
Tuesday. Nineteen nurses remain on
duty.
Miss Alice Sampey. acting superin-
tendent of the hospital, said that
the door of the nurses dormitory was
locked nightly at 10 o'clock. but that
a supervisor, with key, was always
on duty. SO that there was no fire
danger.
Miss Sampey and Miss Jeanette
Mcclellan. superintendent Of nurses,
declared the walkout due to refusal of
the nine to obey hospital rules as
to signing in" when they returned
from evenings on.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
Ice Louers the
Cost fLiuin9 +.

Ice enables the housekeeper to
buy food in larger quantities..
This means a saving in price.
Ice eliminates waste. 1t keeps
the roast, served hot today,
fresh for cold slicing another
day. Ice keeps milk sweet
and wholesome to the last Of
the bottle. Ice keeps fruit firm
and green vegetables crisp
perishable food that would
spoil in a few hours without
ice. Ice not only keeps food
fresh, but preserves the natu-
raj flavor. -s
Pure, clean american Ice viH sooe
as many dollars arorih of food as
fonr ice bor apiH hold. ..
Evening star., 1922-09-22
RETIRED OFFICER
VETERAN OF MANY
: VARS, HEART VICTIM

Col. Samuel R. Jones. an old re-
tired officer Of the Army. Quarter
master Corps. died in his apart
ments at the Cordova Wednesday
afternoon Of heart disease.
He was a. veteran of several In
dian campaigns. the Spanish war
and the world war. and was--the
first man of the United States Army
to set foot in the Philippines fol-
lowing the war with Spain. 4 resi-
dent of Pennsylvania, he was grad
uated from the Military Academy
in June, 1867. and served in the
Artillery Corps until April. 1892.
when he was transferred to the
Quarternaster department.. He
was retired for age in February.
1909: was promoted to the grade
of colonel in 1918. and recalled to
active. duty during the world war.
f.Jr fde '.
Evening star., 1922-09-22

A firm in Dundee, Scotland, has re-
ceived an order for five million jute
bags, to be used i'm the export of grain
from RUSSIA
Evening star., 1922-09-22
10000 FORD PLANT
MEN RESUME Jobs
10000 to 5000 Workers of Other
Concerns Prepare for
--.-..-- Rsopening.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT. Mich. September ga
feeling of relief pervaded business as
we'll as labor circles here today as
three of the largest industrial plants
in the Detroit area-those of the Ford
Motor company--resumed operations
after a week of idleness
approximately 10000 Ford employees
were under orders to resume work
on their former schedules. and be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 workers Of
other concerns which shut down when
| market. were preparing to reopen.
All Ford units. including plants in
many other cities of the country. are
expected to be running on a normal
schedule by Monday
- First Plant to Reopen.
The first to reopen was the High
land Park plant here. the late night
shift having reported last midnight.
Other Detroit manufacturers saw
in the Ford resumption assurance
that no serious interruption to in
! dustry might be expected to result
from the coal situa tion
The Ford operations requires about
4eeeS tons of coal day. and the fact
that Edsei B. Ford. president, had
Gated. 1T was pointed out, that sup
plies of the proper grades would be
ample. Some of the factories had
been forced to use fuel not entirely
suited to their needs
Roth Fords Out Of City.
Both Henry Ford and Edsel Ford
were out of the city today. and de-
tails OF their fuel contract. which
the elder Ford had declared must af-
ford coal "at an honest price" could
not be learned.
1t was in protest against alleged
proflteering, rather than coal short
age. THAT led to the closing order a
week ago.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
BLESSED BY POPE.
Unusual Feature in Wedding of

NEW YORK. September 3s.-The
blessing of the Pope, cabled by Car
dinal Gasparri, papal secretary of
state. was feature of the wedding
yesterday Of Miss Katherine Macksy,
daughter of Clafence Mackay, presi
dent of the Postal Telegraph Cable
Company, to Kenneth OBrien, son of
Morgan J. OBrien. who was former
ly justice Of the New York supreme
court.
The. holy father. with every best
wish for their future happiness and
welfare in Christ" the cablegram
read. "sent out of the fullness Of his
heart today to both bridegroom and
bride, Mr.. Kenneth OBrien and Miss
Katherine Mackay, the apostolic
benediction asa pledge of those more
abundant graces which heaven. he
trusts. has in store for them. and his
holiness. moreover, takes this oc-
casion to bless likewise the immedia tie
families of the welded pair.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
U. S. TRADE DELEGATES
WELCOMED TO ROME
Foreign Minister Schanzer Ap-
proves Plan for italian Colony.
in South.

i, ROME, September 22.-The dele
gates Of the southern commercial
congress now visiting Italy were re-
ceived yesterday by Signor Schanzer.
the foreign minister. and SiRpor
Rosei. minister of commerce, With
whom they talked about the possi-
bility of italian colonization in the
southern states of the United States.
Signor Schanser, received the sug-
gestIon sympathetically. :. He said
he favored any plan that would tend
to bind more closely the two coun-
tries. which already were united by
such strong ties
Evening star., 1922-09-22
LIEUT.. FAY DEPORTED.
German Secret Agent Here During
War Quits Atlanta Prison.

NEW YORK, September 22.-Lieut.
Robert Fay, member of the German
secret service during the war. yester-
day was secretly escorted from the
Atlanta penitentary and placed on
the Hamburg liner Bayer bound for
Germany.
mir. who is alleged to have been Fay's
accomplice in plot unearthed In
1916, when .he was charged with
having conspired to destroy Ameri-
can ships carrying supplies to the
allies by placing bombs aboard, so
timed that they would blow up the
vessels in midocean.
In 1917 Fay and his accomplices
were sentenced to eight years at
Atlanta. Their release for deporta-
tion was ordered by Secretary of
Labor Davis, immigration officials
said
Evening star., 1922-09-22
HUNGARY TO AID zlTA.
Replies Favorab1y to Former EN-
press Appeal for Finances.

BUDAPEST, September 22.-Count
reply to letter from the former En-
press Zita requesting the. Hungarian
government to aid IN regulating the
financial situation of the family of the
late Emperor Charles. it has been
learned.
The letter expressed the embarrass-
ment caused the former empress in
continuing to receive the hospitality
Of King Alfonso of Spain. The letter
was brought to Budapest by Count
Romanones. former Spanish premier.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
216.P0UND PUPIL HAPPY
Gets; Two Days Play While Special
Seat Is Being Built,

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. September e.
The regret of Walter Winkley over re-
opening of school was turned to smiles
Of JOY today.
Walter. is sixteen years old. He
weighs 216 pounds: Supt., of Schools
pupil seat, but all were too small. He
tried to fit Walter in sideways, but
was unsuccessful.
Walter was allowed to have a couple
more days of fishing and swimming
unfl special seat for him is COM
Evening star., 1922-09-22
s42,5o0 FOR AFFECTIONS.
Heiress Alleged to Have Stolen
Love of Man, a., at Age Of 16.

WARSAW. N. Y. September PA
supreme court jury has returned ver-
dict Of $43,500 in favor Of Mrs. James
10. Howard and against Miss Margaret
e. Pierce of CASTLE. -
Miss Pierce, heiress to a 100000. es-
tate in CASTLE, was alleged to have
stolen the affections Of Howard when
he was superintendent Of the. .Piercs
farm four years ago. At thatstime she
was sixteen years old and he was forty
four. The verdict was returned last
night.
A motion for q new trial was made,
the defense alleging that the verdict was
excessive. The case Is said to be the
first ,pne In New York state in which a
minor was defendant in an alienation
suit. ~ -:
Evening star., 1922-09-22

announced that his concern Is convert.
ing its plant into cold storage space.
"People who can afford it will ms !
boy near-beer when they can get the
real stuff" Cummeyow said. land there
is go much real beer in Toledo that thu
near-beer trade is slipping and we there
fore have decided to convert our plant
into a cold storage factory"
Evening star., 1922-09-22
SPELLACY NOMINATED.
Connecticut Democrats Name Him
for Senate. -.

HARTFORD. Conn. September 81.
Thomas J. Spellacy of Hartford, Z
former assistant United States. at
torney. general. was nominated as
candidate. for the Unitsd States Sem
ate by the democratic state commit
tee. The ballot .stood:, Spellacy, 423;
Augustine Lonergan, former member
Of Congress-, 210;- Homer s. Cum
mings, former chairman Of the demo-
cratic national committee, So.
Evening star., 1922-09-22
REAL BEER TRADE
BOOMS; NEAR-BEER
MIXER WILL QUIT

TOLEDO, Ohio. September 22.-ReaI
beer is crowding out the less than one
half per cent variety here according to
Otto w. Cummerow. secretary of the
Buckeye Producing Company. which
has been manufacturing near-beer. He
Evening star., 1922-11-12

7oxso AII-wool Block
Plaid Blankets in white
and gray grounds. bordered
in pink and blue; the
plaids comprising m any
pleasing shades: all with
wide soisette binding. A
ss satisfying ns!1 value 1895
60xS0 Atwood White
Blankets, with neat border
!cf pink, blue or tan. These
are made of selected virgin
wool, in twin or three
quarter bed size, each nicely
finished with wide binding
of soisette. A
SJ:a Splendid quality $3.50
7zxS4 AlI-wool Block
Plaid Blankets, made by
the famous Columbia mills.
Six pounds of beauty and
warmth. Bed coverings of
this quality last many
years, retaining their good
looks. You can select
nothing better. &7SM
Pair ........... %AOsO/
Evening star., 1922-11-12
ROOn,y Dress
Trunks. SIO.75

A trunk that carries
with il an assurance of
iull satisfaction. Big.
deep. 52x54. and strongly
made of vulcanized cover
over thrce-ply veneer
wood and cloth lined.
An inspection will im-
press you with sincerity
OF this value.
Evening star., 1922-11-12
Wardrobe
Trunk at $1,000

And only a few of
them at the price. which
is important. Covered
with dark brown, vul-
canized fiber. lined with
cretonne. Heavy hard
ware and steel bound.
Four large drawers and
d o u b lie trolley for
clothes hangers.
Evening star., 1922-11-12

66xs0 White, Gray and
Block Plaid Blankets. a
warm, closely woven quail
ity. A particularly attrac-
tive variety OF plaids. each
soisettc binding finished:
A combination of wool and
cotton that laun- S4.95
ders we'll. Pair. y >"
68x80 Block Plaid Blan=
kets, in such attractive col
ors as rose, tan, blue, gray
and pink. This is a bed
covering oi outstanding
value, beautifully finished
with wide binding of sol
sette. May be
had had. i" white also. $5.95
Fair .............
Full Size Part-wool Com
forts, with attractive satlnc
border. CElors are blue and
pink. :.N.h pretty COM
forts giHf the bed a more
inviting appearance OF
warmth, which is appre-
ciated with the coming Of
snappy nights. 81 o.
Each ............ ~ A
Evening star., 1922-11-12
4 Motor
Restaurant
SI3. .95

This siz., is for SIN
persons. Suit case style.
wood box. nicely GOV
cred with black enamel
duck, waterproof lin
ing. and completely
equipped with food box
cutlery. cups and plates.
size: p inches long. 10
inches deep.
Evening star., 1922-11-12
An Oxford
Bag at SII.5O

Very roomy. strongly
made. with leat her
stitched corners scwed
to the frame and leather
lined. Three inSid c
pockets. good hardware.
lin black, brown and
cordo,an. Fashioned of
S1l-ouncc leather, i'll 49,
inch size.
Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-11-12
Ladies' Trareling
Bag. $3.50

Genuine cowhidc. lined
with leather and equip
ped with good hardware.
Has three inside pock-
cts. stitched leather cor
ners. Choice OF brown.
tan and black. lo-inch
size.
Evening star., 1922-11-12
4 Mans Trunk
$1,000

A ia nous Dread
naueht" trunk, with
strength built in. Made
of three-pl wood. rein
forced inside with chip
board and covered with
h ard vulcanized fiber
outside-in all. hve-ply
thickness. A trunk for
the heaviest burdens.