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Evening star., 1922-03-02
Remnants of
Dress, Goods
Worth Up to $3.50
$1.15 Yard

Remnants of fine wool dress
. goods, including many of the
most desired materials for
spring dressmaking needs
deeply sacrificed for quick dis
posal.
Remnants include 54-inch ALL
wool Storm Serge. 54-fnch Fancy
Suitings, 54-inch French Serge:
~54-inch Velour, 54-inch Tanors
Serge, 54-inch Striped skirtlng
and 54-inch Coatings. Fridays
price, S1.15 yard. }
Dress Goods Remnants. 35c-
Lot of short lengths OF Dress
Goods, including new Spring
Plaids. Hairline Stripe Suiting'
Mohair Brilliantine ana SKIRT
inga, in stylish bord6r o.
effects. Worth up to eOOC
CSC yard Friday at.... -,
GoldsrbefS's-Ffntx xlsef. u
Evening star., 1922-03-02
39c and 40c
CretOnnes, 10c Yard

Yard-wide Washable Gre
tonnes, light and dark floral,
stripe, bird foliage and tapestry
designs; lengths from l to 10
yards, but hundreds Of yards
of the same pattern, for drap-
cries, curtains, 3scarfs an d
various other decorative pur-
poses around the home.-First
Fl0or-Bargain Table.
zSc and &c CFetonnes, 1zzc-
Mil lengths Of Cretonnes, fioral
or bird designs in light or dark
colorings. for draperies, cushion
or comfort covering. r0M
Lengths from 1 to lZNC
yards. Yard ......
1ifst Floor-Haxssin Table.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
79c Table Damask

2oe yards of 72-inch Mercer
lied Table Damask, in an as
sortment of neat patterns. De-
sirable mill lengths. Only a
limited quantity.
SOC Table Tops, 3oc-l9 dozen
36-inch Mercerized DAM "a
ask Table Tops. neat cOyC
stripe patterns ........
Goldenberg'-Fff8t Floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
$1.W Pettic0ats, 79c

Women's Seersucker Petit
coats, in assorted blue and gray
striped effects. Extra and reg
ular sizes. Well made and fin
ished.
Goldsnbsrg's-Thifd Hlssr.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Bungalow Aprons
79c Each

Women's Bungalow Aprons,
fine grade percales, in attrac-
tive patterns and models; some
trimmed with rickrack braid.
Well made and finished.-First
Floor.
Women's Black Aprons, &C.
NJ d u m-length, with <n'
elastic waist. finished OyC
with large pocket. .....
Goldenberg' 's-Thifd Floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Girls Apparel

Plaid Kilties, $z!98-Girls'
New Plaid Kilties, good quality
woolen materials: full plated
models. with wide - no
h ou der straps; sDZ.S0
sizes to II years.
Girls Middies, $l.o0-Of white
Lonsdale jean, with blue collar
and cuffs: choice Of o. M
several models; l.UU
sizes 8 to 13 years..
$500 Combinations, $159-
Girls Muslin c o m b 1 n q o rs,
X n / Q X b ocker
s:s$s:s s:!$s:s ~? y: ss,.s:: ';s:; $1.59
Girls Dresses, SZ5S-Lot of
Girls Mercerized Poplin Dresses.
in rose, copen and pink; stylish
models, with pretty
h q embroidered d. 1e
designs: sizes 8 to eDZ.3
IA years. rs............ ~
ooldsnbsrH's-Thifd lloer.
Evening star., 1922-03-02
Sc and 81 Tapestry
POrtieres
S1.40 Each

Armure weave Tapestry Por-
there's. a. to so inches wide. in
green or brown; many finished
with fringe. Some can pc
matched into pairs, while the
odd stripes can be used Tor
single doors and couch covers.
4 asadsubsxsss-TsurtA Floor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18

TOXIC, setiembre 1o.-Una espaia
en- miniature de doce pulgadas de lon
gitud, sera Ell simboIo 6as los desposo-
rios del principe regente del Jap6n,
Hirohtto. la princesa Nagako Kuni,
cuyo matrimonio tendra Mgar en- ell
otofio. Dicha 'espada sera presentada
por el principe a Ia princesa, dentro
de ounce dias. \
Recibieronse hoy noticias de Osaka
informando que la pequefia insignia de
amor y guerra habia sido terminada
por un famoso armero de dicha pobla-
cion y esta lista para la entrega. La
espada esta guarnecida con realces de
laca vistosamente decorada con el bla
son Imperial, IN crisautemo de ORB de
diez y seis petalos. La vaina es de bro
cado escarlata.
Los desposorios debieron haber te-
nido efecto ,hace varias semanas. pc
70 fueron pospuestos con motive de la
muerte del principe Higashi Fushimi
Adn cuando Sc assgJra que La boda
estara caracterizada por una seneillez
extrema, calcGlase que Ell matrimonic
imperial costara al Japon unos $780,
900, incluyendo las sumas que Sc estar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18
Ell MARINA" SUsPENDE UN
VIAJE Y APLAzA oTRc

Aclarando "a noticia referente que
el vapor Marina" habia cancelado srl
viajs a santo Domingo con motive de
los disturbios atmosfericos anunciados
en- nuestra edici6n del sabado, la ''Bull
Insular Line" nos participa que dicho
vapor ha suspcndido el viaje santo
Domingo que corresponds hoy lunes
y ha aplazado 81 viaje st. Thomas.
La Bull Insular Line'' anunciarA
oportunamente Ia fecha de la salida del
Marina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18

invirtiendo en- las reparacioneS del pa.
lacio KastSnigaseki, la fastuosa resi-
dencia del principe regante en- egtass ca
-pital. Esteztotal comprende tambien ell
costo Ia ira del principe Hirohiso
por los santuarios imperiales.
FL trousseau los accessories de Ia
novia costaran medic million de dola-
res.
La espada sera tan solo el primer
rega)o del joven heredero del trono
nip6n a su novia. ocupase va en- ele-
CIR otros presentes dignos de la alcur
MIA y belleza de la princssa Nagako
Kuni. Ademas esperase que ilegaran
regalos valuados en- milIones de do
laltes de todos los paises, especialmente
de las casas reinantes europeas.
El troHssean de la princesa Nagako
incluira vestidos la naoda japonesa
y a la europca, creaciones parisienses
de Poiret y kimonas hechas en- el I'm
perio del Sol Naeiente.
Sus vestidos para las ceremonies que
daran color az matrimonio, doce en-
conjunAo, estan terminandose en- To-
kio y costaran $4,000 La corona y el
collar que adornaran su cabeza y gar
ganta respectivamente vailanse en-
$500, 900. Hanse ordenado ounce CO.
fres de MADEIRA de paulownia para qua
en- clos Sc desosite el vestuario imps-
rial de la Que esta lldmada un dia a
dirigir, en- compaiia de su augusta es-
poso, los destinos del pueblo iapoacs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18

Cast slempre, los males del estomago
producen otras complicaciones. Entire
6stRs Sc encuentran sl desgaste del hi
gado, con todos los sintomas de biliosi
dad, jaqueca, lengua sucia, nauseas, yer
tigo. dolor de espalda, palpitacion dol
ccraz6n y otros sintomas penosos. Tar
de temprano, y mas bian temprano
que tarde, los rinones son irlvadidos Y
ese es Ell motive por Ell cual deben aten
Gsrse a. tempo las sefales de peligro.
Un hombre prudente procura apagsr el
fuego antes de que sea demasiado tar.
de; la nisma teoria debs aplicarse a
los males del est6mago.
Cuando existen gases en- Ell est6mago,
esta es una sefial de que Sc produce, fer
mentaci6n en- lugar de digestion; des-
trucci6n en- vez de nutrici6n, pues la
fermentation produce substancias vene-
nosas. que son absorbidas pnr la sam
gre, y que con frecuencia producer Ell
estado que Sc conoce con el nombre dc
autointoxicaci6n. Esta es tambi6n Ia
raz6n por la que Sc origina la acidosis
cue trae consigo tantas complicaeiones
tales como reumatismo, endurecimiento
de las arterias, apprehension arterial, v
otros estados que pueden significar Ia
perdida permanente de la salud. La aci-
dosis es lno de los precursores del NAL
de Bright y la diabetes, v es evidente
cue cuando Sc producen trastornos del
lest6magos, por ligeros q. sean, Sc come
te una lamentable equivocaci6n 81 no
Sc toman las medidas tendencies CO
rregirlos.
81 no nos sentimos tan alegres como
sunas.cast aauelas. al levantarnos; 81 no
nos sentimos mejor q. cuando nos acos
tamos; 81 nj. aliento es fetido y tsne-
mos NAL sabor en- la bosa, la naturale-
"a ha dado la sefial de alarma no
podsmos desatender Ell aviso que nos
envfa. Esta es la raz6n por la que los
pedidos de Tanlac, el gran Digestive,
Tonico Organize Restaurador, han al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18
PARA ACABAR CON
LAS GUERRAs

FIancia ha perdido un acorazado qua
Is cost6 4O,0Oo.OO0 de francis costara
200, 100000 de slarcos recmpiazarlo. To
dos lamentaran con Francia en- su per-
dida. Pero, qLizas, 81 los precios subie-
ran 10 sufciente, disminuirian las que.
rras. Hay mucha ver6ad en- la obssrva-
ci6n del viejo jugador de poker, con IA
aue siempre precedia q una subida: La
forma de desalsntar al vicio es hacsr-
lc costoso'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18

/ eanzado una eifra sin pfecedente en- Ell
mundo. FL pueblo norteamericano ha
leconocido que esta medicina le pre-
senta el medic mas SECURE rapido
contra todos esos males y millones de
millonss de pcrsonas 10 han tornado con
los resultados mas halagadores v sor-
prendentes.
Miles de hombres y mnjeres, de todas
las categorfas sociales, afiigidos por ma
les del est6mago, higado y rinones, en-
algunos casos de larga duracion, asi CO
mo miles de personas de ambos sexos,
dGbiles, delgadas, Eerviosas, al parecer
cercanas la turlba, han testificado pu-
tlicamsnte que con Ell uso de 'Tanlac
Ian recobrado su peso normal, la salud
! y Ell vigor. otros muchos mas, que apa-
rentemente Sc hallaban en- buena salId
que sin embargo sufrian de indiiges-
tion, dyspepsia, jaqueca, fatiga, yerti-
go, agruras de est6mago, gases lengua
sucia, aliento fetido. estrenimiento nal
cuis, falta de apetito, insomnia sensa
ci6n de profnnda depression, dicen qEs
Sc han aliviado por complete de estos
s1ntomas penosos y recobraron la salud y
Ia felicidad por msdio del uso de Tan.
lac.
, NoTA: Las Pildoras Vegetables Tan
I
lac forman una parte esencial y muy
importante del Tratamiento Tanlac, en-
todos los casos en- que sxiste estre1i-
nliento.
I'd. no puede esperar resultados salts
Factories del Tratamiento Tanlac, sin
lograr primero el movimientp regular y
lbre de los intestinos. claro esta que
no hay tratamiento que produzca sus
mejores resultados, 81 esta I'd. enfermo
de estrefimiento biliosidad. cuando
su ORGANISING esta recargado con los
pr0ductos de desecho toxinas.
Tanlac y las Pildoras Vegetables Tan
lac Sc venden en- todas las farmacias y.
Groguerias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18
|EI PdbiCO Debe ()bseTYaT
Los AvisOslIDe La NatUIaIeza
Miles de Personas Sufren Constantes
Perdidas de Salud Debidas Negli-
gencia-- La Naturaleza ha Fuesto
la Senal de Peligro para Nosotros y
no Debennos Pasar Inadvertido ell
Aviso que Ella nos Da.

Una buena digestion ndica buena saud la aa digestion
indca maa saud.
Un est6nago sano vale Glen peso oro Es
probable ochta todas las intermediates
orgen los 6rganos dgestvos La dyspepsia 10
10 general Indigestion solo de las
fermedades mas conunes, sno que tabien las que pres
Tan mas dcuades traamiento entire las enfemeda
des de dias ha burado mchos ahos la hab
dad de los specialists de todo ell mundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-18
Los desposorios de Hibohito
la princesa Nagako Kuni
Sc aproximan

UN sIMBoLo DE AMOR Y CUE.
IRA sERA Ell REGALo DEL PRIN
CIPE RHGENTE A SU FUTURA Es-
PoSA. EsPERA1EsE sALGUNos VA
LUADOs EN- MIhLoNEs DE
DOLAREH
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-03
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Nelson, F. O..
Mattocks, G.. C. Hall, V. II. Wilson,
@. A. Laprade, James Day, and pos
sibly others are going to leave to-
morrow evening for Williamson Val
lev where they 5. will inspect that
promising section of the country.
The Mail is i'll RECEIPT of COM
munication from the publisher of the
Big 4 Railroad Record. warning the
people of railroad communities that
the American Railroad Journal pur-
porting to be published at Los Ang-
eles is not recognized among rail
road men and is in no way endorsed
by or affiliated with the Railroad
BrotherhOods.
Geo. II. Reed of the Harvey Sys-
tenn was a visitor in the city during
the week.
A copy Of the Junior High School
Roundup has reached The Mail Of
fee and announces it's entry into To-
cal journalism. The Mail compli-
ments is editors, for they have a lot
of newA in it that is not in The
Mail, especially that carpenter that
went hunting forest and found a
chest of silver and gold, neither did
it have an account Of the forty-four
round contest between Leonard
Rushing and A. Flea. Welcome to
the field.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-03
JONAH'S WORK

When we think of Jonah we are
Immediately reminded of the story
of the whale" instead of the fish,
and instead of the work that Jonah
was sent to do. Jonah was one of
the first missionaries and was
afraid until he had been given fur
ther training in Gods power; after
that training he went through Min
evan, great city, of three days
journey crying 'Yet forty days, and
Ninevah shall be overthrown"
Would we in Winslow heed such
warning? Come to the Methodist
Church 9:45 a. m. Sunday and study
the lesson with us.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-03
IDEAL LAUNDRY

You can't beat our work on Nava-
10 and all other kinds of blankets,
quilts and rugs.
Our family work department can't
be beat All your clothes are steril-
lied and all, "flu" germs killed.
Phone 88 and we will call.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-03
We say---

we Say---
putting off building of
thai home o this
But---
Suppose building
months
years. to point
Them
anything? paying low
could possibly hope make by waiting two to build
the privilege American father
home and it is
unless it.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-03

EGGS FOR SALE Bred-to-lay
Barred Rocks; Parks best pedigreed
stock (direct) eggs $3.50 per 10.
R. w. HIGGINS,
52t6* Near Ice Plant
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-03

FOR SALE-New 4-room furnish
cd house, bath, two pOrches; SO it.
lot. Kinsley Ave- Price 100000.
Terms KEITH & ROOT.
FOR SALE-One furnished house
and one unfurnished house, on corn
er lots Prices reasonable, terms.
Call Dhone 36. 52-4ts.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1922-09-20
New Dairy Herd
Testing Ass n

Diligent effort will be made tC
launch a new dairy herd testing as
sociation for this valley by the first
of October, says l.. b. Cline, govern
ment Agriculturist. The early op-
Grafton of this new association will
depend upon the cooperation of the
dairymen. This valley has had free
service along this line for the past
eight years, with the exception OF
one year during which time a test
ing association was in operation. 1t
is time now for this valley to get
into the game with a recognized
testing association that will be In
keeping with the dairy development
of the district. One of the best in
dications of definite progress in a
dairy community is the maintaining
OF herd testing association year
after year.
The Department of Agriculture
will be glad to supervise the work
of the association and lend every en-
couragement possible. But dairy
AAAtA dluGi oAOn iitll lulCltSl III lulS
work, in the future, by financing the
work, the same as Is being done in
other dairy communities. For the
furtheranee of this work a Ford car
has already been made available
without cost to the association ex-
cept for upkeep, and, in addition to
this, a complete testing laboratory is
being equipped at the government
experiment farm where it is planned
for the bulk of the testing work to
viii greatly facilitate the work and
reduce the cost of operating the as
ISOLATION to the minimum.
The tentative plan for the assoc
iation will include the small herds
as well as the large ones, with the
hope that minimum of 1000 cows
will be secured. With this number
of cows on test, the expense per COW
can be made very reasonable. 1t
will be necessary to employ one reg
ular testor and one helper, in order
to accommodate the large number OF
herds. Such a scheme as this should
enable every dairyman in the project
to take advantage of the testing
work, if he desired to do so. The
more dairy herds entered in this as
sociation the less will be the ex-
pense per animal.
In order to insure the formation
of this assoeiatinu IL will no douhf
be necessary for some enterprising
dairymen TO canvass the valley
Those that have the interest of the
project dairying at heart will facili-
tate matters greatly if they will call
at the Office of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture and arrange for men,
bership in the association.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1922-09-20
COAL SUPPLY NOW UP TO
RAILROADS

The Geological Survey statement
shows that coal mining has been
quite satisfactorily resumed under
the terms of the Cleveland agree
ment The statement says 1.-The
limiting factor in the supply of soft
coal has now become transportation.
II Is true that some thousands of
miners are still on strike, notably In
the Connellsville and Kanawha dis
tricts. but the tonnage offered for
shipment by the other mines at
work win absorb the available trans
portation facilities. The demand for
coal is active and the prices are
high Under such conditions coal Is
offered for shipment up to the limit
of the ability of the railroads to
transport IT," Shortly before the
middle of September the Survey
found ''the present rate of produc-
tion is 100000 tons a week. In
the corresponding period of 1920
the average was 11,750,000 tons"
Later reports received, which are not
entirely official, show a marked in
crease in mining over the statement
given out by the Survey.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1922-09-20
INTEREST RATES REDUCED
ON TREASURY CERTIFICATES

The Secretary of the Treasury has
Just made an announcement of spec
ial concern to holders or prospective
investors IN treasury savings certifi-
Gates. Summarized briefly Secretary
Mellon announces that, commencing
October /, 1922, a change takes
place in treasury savings certificates
which then and thereafter will be
issued in new form only at the fol-
lowing prices
$1,000 certificates for $4,000, In
stead of $500; 500 certificates for
$500, instead of $50; S25 certifl-
Gates for s20.50. instead of $40.
Also that the sale of 81 treasury
savings stamps will be discontinued
at that time. Meanwhile the pres
ent issue of 4 X per cent certificates
can be purchased until Sept. 80.
This means after Oct l. a reduction
in interest-yield from about Y per
cent per year to per cent, COM
pounded semi-annually, If held five
years to maturity; and from 3 X per
cent per year 10 3 per cent II re-
deemed before the five year maturi-
ty period
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1922-09-20
HOW YOU CAN HELP
THE FALLON LIBRARY

We want to thank all who have
given us books, and also those who
bring in their magazines when they
have read them. We can always
make use OF all such.
We have now 1890 books in the
library, and are sending for a num-
ber of late ones so we will have
something new for you when the
long winter evenings come. Please
remember IL you have a good book,
and have read il, send IL TO us and
we will give it out to others.
III you have a book belonging to
the library and the time is up please
send II in as there are others wait
ing to read them. If we can work
together in this way, then we know
you feel an interest in the library.
II you have flowers remember that
they help to brighten up the library
and the men who come in, | am
sure, enjoy them. The library opens
at 10 a. m. and closes at $40 p. m.
MRS. MEL PRICE,
Librarian
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1922-09-20
Greenhead Club Held
Annual Banquet Mon.
Enthusiastic Gathering of FalIon
sportsmen Make Merry Over
Incidents of Duck Hunt

The annual banquet of the Green
head Club, an event that is looked
forward to from year to year by all
/ sportsmen in this vicinity, was held
at the Lincoln Cafe Monday even
ing Roast duck with all the
/ 'fxin's" was served in excellent
style and while the members dined
they discussed the previous days
shoot and INDUCED in "reminiscences
of past activities of the club.
After dinner Mr.. |. H.. Kent as
toaatmaster took charge of proceed
ings and added much TO the hilarity
of the evening with his frequent
bursts OF wit and humor He start
ed the speech-making with a brief
history of the organization and
growth OF the Greenhead Club, re-
calling the fact that the first ban
quet was held in 1913 with thirteen
members present. The growth OF
the club is indicated by the attend
anee Of eighty-fiye at the last ban.
quet Monday evening. Mr.. Kent ex
pressed his pleasure at seeing so
many of the younger men becoming
members OF the club and showing
their interest in the good clean sport
that the club stands for He also
expressed regret at missing the fac
es of some Of the old-timers.
At this time Mr.. Kent produced
mysterious package which had been
prepared by fellow members of the
club for presentation to Mr.. M. B.
johnson. In presenting the gift Mr..
Kent called attention to the high
esteem in which Mr.. Johnson is held
by the club and urged that the pack
age be opened at once. Blushing
with pleasure at the honor being be-
slowed upon him Mr.. Johnson pro-
ceeded to undo many yards of
twine and a ream or two of wrap
ping paper finally bringing forth
beautiful toy sailing boat. Subse-
quent explanations by E. E. Winters
who had been Mr. Johnson's COM
panion in the Sunday hunt, brought
forth the information that the gift
was intended to commemorate the
recipients experiment with a new
model boat, especially designed for
duck hunters. In his speech of ac-
ceptance Mr.. Johnson expressed his
qualification at the compliments be
Ing showered upon him for his abil
ity as a navigator and his skill as a
designer of submarine craft promis-
ing that he would proceed with his
efforts along this line and hoped to
attain even greater success in the fu-
ture
The responses that were given by
various members of the club when
called upon by the toastmaster in
the course of the evening revealed
some exceptionally talented speak
ers.
Before breaking up for the even
ing the club elected Nick Jesch and
Tip Depp as team captains for the
next shoot which will take place In
about month.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1922-09-20
Farm Bureau Office Lays Tentative
Plans for Systematic Progress
In Development
WOULD TREBLE POPULATION
OF COUNTY IN FIVE YEARS
Consistent Cooperative Effort of
Farmers and Business Men WIN
Insure Success Of Program

The conference of county farm ag-
ents which was held In Reno last
week resulted In some definite plans
for the development of the agricul-
tural resources of the western part
OF the state. The counties of PERISH
ing, Washoe. Lyon and Churchill
were represented at the conference.
The four counties agreed to take
up the subject of Farm Management
and give classes in the various COM
munity centers to help farmers to
determine what crops are profitable
and which are not. A five year pro-
gram for agricultural development
will be mapped out to fit the vary
ing requirements and possibilities of
the different counties.
Tentative plans for the develop
ment in Churchill county call for the
following goal to be reached In five
years: Treble the population of the
county, double the number Of dairy
cows, to have five times the present
numbers Of pigs and to increase the
poultry industry ten-fold. The end
of five years should see 10000 acres
of Churchill county into alfalfa, g.
600 acres in cantaloupes. 1000 acres
in wheat, 1000 acres each of let
tuce, corn, asparagus, potatoes and
grapes; 500 acres each of spinach.
tomatoes, caulifiower and celery.
Establishment of a cannery In
Fallon Is included in the develop
ment program for this county. The
cost Of a cannery large enough to
take care of the needs of this CON-
for the next few years could
easily be handled. With the coop
GRAFTON of the farmers of the pro-
ject, the commercial club and other
official organizations 1t is reasonable
to assume that this program will be
carried out.