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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-07
~PIEcEs OF PAINTED COPPER.

NEW YORK.-"Efghteen pieces of
painted copper" cffeSed for sale in
a north Wales village, were bought
for s125 by an agent for group Of
London art dealers. The dealers re-
auctioned the parcel among them
selves. The highest bid was $500.
The successful dealer then sold the
lot to q private collector for $4,000
who in turn, sold them to the South
Kensington Museum for $4,000. Re-
assembled, says Gene Berton in the
Mentor Magazine, these pieces Of
painted copper" proved to be an
altar piece by Pincaud, the great
French enameler. The Paris Louvre
has an enamel by this artist which
1t values at $4,000.
Enameliing is one of the Oldest
arts says Benton. 1t was done in In
dia and China centuries before the
western world developed it.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-07
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISEASES

Psychologists in their new study
of the child are beginning to question
the normality of many mental and
ethical infections writes the author
of The Spoiled Child" in McClure's
Magazine. They are beginning 10
question whether the devastating
trait of selfishness, for instance.
ought to be taken as a common bur-
den of mankind or whether it is a
diseased symptom Of an early child
hood infection. They are beginning
to wonder il such things as untruth-
f2ness, cowardice and lack of self
control do not bear the same relation
to the child's mental health as do in
fected teeth and tonsils to his ply
steal health"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-07
BALLS CARRIED ON RACKET

Tennis players will appreciate an
appliance introduced for the purpose
OF carrying that extra set OF balls
to and from the courts during the
summer months when pocket space 10
usually limited. The contrivance,
described and illustrated in Popular
Mechanics Magazine, consists of q
spiral spring of brass wire. wound
in such manner that it may be fas-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-07
SHOVEL FREE COAL
FROM RIVER BANKS;
PROBLEM SOLVE D
Lucky Pennsylyanians Have
No Difficulty in Getting
FueI-0nly Strong
Arm Needed

Harrisburg, Pa. January 6.--The
coal problem this winter is one only
of strong arm muscles and
vehicle-wheelbarr horse and
wagon. or motor truck-Afor some of
those Pennsylvanians whose homes
are on. the banks OF streams which
flow from the hard coal regions.
River coal-.so- called because it is
found in the beds of those rivers-is
the solution. The coal in the form of
small particles, finer than the grade
known commercially as buck wheat.
has ben used for years, largely by
manufacturing plants, but the fear of
shortage this year has Increased
household consumption. and many
persons living along the streams in
which it is found are gathering their
own supply with the use of shovel
and cart or automobile for trans
>portation.
Found Rivers
The coal is mainly the product of
culm or refuse banks in the vicinity
of mines further sup the streams. 1t
is found in the Lehigh, Schuylkil
and Susquehanna rivers down which
it has been washed in the years since
anthracite mining was begun in
PENNSYLVANIA. In many sections of
these rivers beds several feet thick
have existed, hut commercial dredg
ing and pumping operations COM
bined with greater conservation on
the part of mining companies is re-
ducing the supply.
Householders who have gathered
their own winter fuel from the riv-
ers have found the coal frequently
in eddies near the shore, where it
has been necessary only to shovel
it out. One man, living near the
Susquehanna. in the vicinity of Har-
risburg, has obtained a complete win
ter supply at only the cost of trans
portation. Commercially the coal.
sells for about So a ton. Forced
draft is required for its use in house,
hold furnaces, and when so used 1t
produces, II is saids as much or moro
heat than the grades commonly sold
for household use.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-07

tened to the side of racket by lite
own tension, and containing two
ball-holdins loops.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18
Lean los EnfermOs
del Est6magO

Son innumerables las preparedness
que Sc recomiendan para los trastor-
nos intestinales, La PEPSINA Y RUI-
BARBO DEL DIR. BOSQUE, es for
mula, tan logica que Sc recomienda
por 81 sola y Sc abre paso por sus pro-
pios meritos, la Pepsina estimula el
jugo gastrico, Y ell Ruibarbo act1a So
bre el higado. Para los casos de dis
pepsia, acidez, desordenes intestinales,
malas digestiones, la Pepsina y Rui-
barbo del DR.. Bosque dara un resul-
tado siempre satisfactorio. Una Gu
charita un cuarto de hora antes de
las comidas, disuelta en- medic vase
de aqua dara, el resultado apetecido.
Preguntele SUI medico. La Pepsina
y Ruibarbo Bosque, esta la venta,
en- todas las farmacias de la isla, y
principalmente, en- las droguerias CO.
mo la P. R. Drug Co., de San Juan y
Ponce, J. M. Blanco Inc, Sierra Cara
bis, Arecibo Drug Co.,. Manuel Marin
de Mayagtez. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18
Labor de Conferencias.

Durante los dias 8, 10 y II del mes
de diciembre en- curse, Sc trasladaron
a Ponce los senores Ramon Lebron,
Jefe Auxiliar del Negociado, Francis
CO Paz Granela v Caledonia Delgado,
s-Conferencistas del Nego-
ciado. Ante una buena concurrencia
de trabajadores en- SUI mayoria, reu-
nidos en- el cine "Mundial", conferen-
ciaron, explicando la Ley Sobre Sa-
lario Minimo, las ventajas de la aso-
ciacion gremial y la gran importan-
cia que tienen para la cultura de las
classes sociales en- general, las confe-
rencias del Negociado.
Atentos a una invitaci6n del Inspec-
tor de Agriculture, Sr. Sepulveda, vi
sitaron luego la escuela "Calzada"
sta en- la salida de Ponce, en- la ca
rretera Central, y ALI volvieron los
conferencistas insistir sobre las mis-,
mas cuestiones, relacionando ahora, IL
Influenza de la escuela en- ell desa.
rrollo economico Y bienestar social de
Puerto Rico. va en- viaje de regrest
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18

Sc mantenfa el sfmbolo de nuestra isla
libertada Y por rcdimirla vibraba su
Ira, surgfan suS ap0strofes plasmados
en- tipogrdlicOs. Y resplandecfa su YER
iba magcstuoSa, florida, con retiejos
arcoiriZantes macizOs Oroncfneos de
aquel tribune que Sc llam0 Jose de
Diego.
\ Leon Yaras no 10 conOcfamos per-
soIlalmente; de Il sabfamos p0r suS
actuaciones, por sus hechos; alcjado
como estamos de tOda contienda, ac-
tiva, no queriendo participar entire los
fragorOsos contrastes en- que nuestrO
ideal es repelido por fuerZas enormes,
pOr cOrrientes adversas 0 p0r Ia i'm
perante necesidad de no yer deStruido
en- girones, tod0 10 que Sc obtuvO on I'm
debatir de larg0s lustros; pueStO al
margen en- que ayizoramOs el paSado
y el presente, In excelsitud y Ia pigri-
cia; el patriotismo ap0st0lico y el fin
gido lie d0bleccs, tras el escal0 de po
siciones que rrovcan mullidas cOmOdi-
dades. que menos podcm0s haccr ad-
vertir en- este OteO Il un p0rtorriqueno
an0nimo, en- el plano inclinado ie 81
vida obscura, rero patIicio deSinte-
resadO Y altruista, que sacarlo de Su
anonfmia como I'M ejeniplo de lealtad
Y de altos patri0ticos linianientos, pa
IA que Puerto Rico cOnOZca al ciuda-
dane que nj horde de In hondonada. en-
cuadril@tero 0 alberta. que ha de reci-
bir, pronto sus despoios. sepa ademas
que. al cuidar Ia tumha del ap6stol.
cUida on ella un ljharo bendito que
quicre flOtar Il tG:,'oS los vientoS que
una eterna borrasca 10 cnvuelvc en- la
rOrlginc que un hadO aciaSo marco q
la mas mquena de las fnsulas hispano-
tropicales.
NicOldS RiU0S.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18
POR .ALTERAR La PAZ

FL guarlia Felix Cucvas, plaza
No. HOG, denuncia Rafael Garcia. re-
siGente en- Melilla, porquc el dfa 16 del
corrientc a las II - Il. H., Y en- la ca
He del Quito. en- aparcnte estado de
cmbriagutz. form6 un fuerte escdndalo
ell alta vCZ.
-El guardia Monserrate de Jesus,
ulaca ndmcro 81. denuncia a Jose de
JESUS. rcsidente en- 81 barrio Obrero,
porque cl dfa 1G del corriente. la
/ 30 Il. m.. Y en- Martin Pefa, en- apa-
rcntp cstado de embriagu6Z, form6 I'm
fuerte escindalo. pronunciando pala-
blaS ohScpnaS Ell alta voZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18

para tratar asuntos relacionados con
la municipalidad.
Forman el consejo &c administration
los sefores, Rafael Diez dc Andino,
Comisionado de Servicio Pdblico: Ma
taliO Bayonet, SecretariO Municipal :;
doctor Victor Gutierrez Ortiz, Conf
sionado de Beneficencia RegaladO
Benitez Castaiio, Comisionado de Ha-
cienda; Jose Gonzalez GinOrio. Conf
sionado de instruction v Francisco D..
Marquee, COmisiOnado de Obras PG-
blicaS.
por los sciores Ginorio Y Mdrquez,
'quienes Sc encuentran fucra de la
ciudad, les representation en- la reu-
ni6n, don Rafael Diez de Andino Y
don Rcgalado Benitez CastaGo, respec-
tivamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18
Ul EjGnp|O dc LGa|ta1
JUAN LEON VARAS

ST repasdsemos In historic univer-
sal, 0 mejor la particularfsima de ca
da naci0n de la TERRA, encontrariamOs
que son ciertaS Gstas classes de admira-
clones en- medic del fragor de las con
tiendas libertarias filos0ficas; no va
en- Ia vida de los que han encarnadO
esos apostolados, sinO tambiGn p0stu-
mamente al travGS de los AMOS
Los sectarios, es su anhelo deificar
la figura del fdQlO muertO V Ia delft
can; los discfpulos de los excelsos inte-
lectualcs, coleccionan sus manuscritOS,
sus mas ligeras notas, las editan cui-
dadosamente Y estas obraS, al reco-
rrer el mundO, levantan Ia mejor es-
tatua que pueda erguirse baj0 los Gle
los v bajo todos los soles en- In CON
ciencia de Ia humanidad.
ES I'm solo case Y pudiera dividirse
en- dos conceptos sus variantes. Uno,
Ia ofuscaci0n del partidarismo mlidad
al ideal libertariO; otro, el ideal cen-
tffico o la belleZa del arte que es ami
ma de los que admiraron Ia produc-
ci0n del cOnSagradO; pero este que
ahora he de eXponer, tiene cicrta pecu-
liaridad: Es ui lampo de luz en- una
-penumbra; tiene una cspirituali-
n " CT nn al
Z0n de un scncillo arteSan0, de I'm ciu-
dadanO an6nimo de los brillantcs cir
culos en- la parte dorado de la socicdatIs
que hace que reSpectuosamente nos III
clinemoS con devotion carinoSfsima.
hagamos estes trazos Y reflciemos es-
toS pensamicntoS en- honor al anciano
compatriota. que los ultim0s amos de
su vida, los dcdica CON unci0n de sa-
cerdociO adOrar el rccTcrtlo de TN pre-
clarO pOeta. de un sOfiador fecundo que
quiSo, que pugn6, porque csta isla fde
III absolute on SUI s0bcranfa.
Juan Leon Varas es ell anciano Sc
Y que eierce este cultO en- recuerdo
Ill glori0so libertario. como guarda su
tumba. Ia engalana de flores frescas,
como coste0, porque asf 10 querfa la
ldpida dc Ia misma grab0 en- ella
I'll ideario del cantor por la redenci0n
de Puerto Rico, c0lOe0 un asia ell que
SO enarbola TN pabell0n que pudo ser
representative lie un pueblo, para que
Il pr0yecto sombra sObre su fosa e
inscrihi6 en- el marmol funeralio, su
nombre humilde junto a los del ilus-
tire literato v el de su nombre humilde
junt0 los del ilustre literato el de
Sus deudGs mas cercanOs.
y este mismO ciudadano que anna
tanto su tan pequeI!a fnsula, adquie-
re iunto Ia tumba del pr0cer, el To-
lrenO dOnde dehe ser inhumadO para
que su cuerpo tambiGn repose en- Ia
cternidad del tempo, cerca al de
aqlcl que tahto combati0 pOr cl derc-
cho de sus hermanos por cl ilustre
de Su raZa.
Leon Varas no cs un fandtico, es
solamente un nobilfsimo s0nador que
leva en- su alma todo un gran ideal
no realizado y por ESQ fundi6 su es-
pfritu con el espfritu luminoso en- que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18
PARA Ell REFuGIo DE NINos

Una mcida Comisi0n de Damas Isa-
belinas, visit6 en- estos dfas al Refu-
gio lie Nihos Desamparados y obsequi6
les Uncertainties con chinas, toronjas,
paquetcs de galletitas finas, latas de
turron Alicante Y I'm cheque de Gin
co d0larcs.
El Casino Espa1ol envi6 m cheque
de cinco d0lares v 80 centavos.
FL DR.. I.abandero, auXiliado por la
inteligente Secretaria de la Junta Au-
xiliar de Damas del Refugio, estd ha-
ciend0 una investigation m6dica de
gran interGs en- beneticio de los nj
hos asilad0s.
La Sra Presidenta de Ia Junta Au-
Xiliar de Damas del Refugio, acompa-
1ada de sus niiios, y Ia Srta. Figue-
ras, Tesorera de dicha Junta, hicieron
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18
VARIAS NOTICIAS

el sabado dltimo una grata vista al
Rcfugio.
d. Enrique Gatell lizo al Refuglo
I'm donatiyo de juguotes alemanes,
muy originates v cientfiicos.
IL Refu9io recibc con asradecimien-
to estos geHerosos donatirGs Y actos
de simpatfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18
Information del NGgOCalO del TTabajO

hubieron de detenerse en- Caguas,
donde tenia lugar un importante fes-
tival obrero, Y, al igual que en- Ponce.
Investigation Denuncias.
Resultado de la labor de investiga-
cion que realizan los Jefes de Inspec-
torres del Negociado del Trabajo, Sc
vieron en- la Corte Municipal de Pom
ce, so juicios por infracciones a la
Ley sobre Salario Mfnimo en- dos ta-
Heres, de calado uno y ell otro de des-
palillado. Ell resultado fu6 el siguien-
te: Denuncias presentadas, 80; ab-
sueltas, 5; sobreseidas, 7 y castigadas,
con $500 y las costas en- cada uno de
los casos, 18.
En- Ia Corte Municipal de Cayey,
han sido presentadas Is denuncias por
infracciones a la supra dicha ley sobre
Salario Minmo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18
Ell BARRIDO DE LAS GALES y
~ LA BASURA DE LAS CASAS

Sc avisa los vecinOs dc la ciudad
que siguiendO una costumbre anterior
el recogido. dc las basuras de la ciu-
dad. no Sc llevari efecto en- las no
ches, de los dfas 24 81 de diciem-
bre corriente y.de ) de enero pr6xi-
mo-, .at eaft
Este trabajo Sc verifcara durante
las primeras horas de la manana he
los dfas 25 lie diciembi'e Y y 6 de
enero del 'entrante aiio. .Isos zafaco-
nes no deben colocarse en- las GALES
hasta las primeras horas de la manadla
que Sc indican en- este aviso para co
menZar, la limpieza de la ciuGlad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18
AcUMu1ADoR EvEREADY. lie par

ticipamos' que somos agentes exclusives
de esta acreditada marca y que ven
demos mas barato que nadie en- Pto.
Rico. No dele de pedirnos precio al
comprar su bateria. Andreu, Aguilar
g. Co., Paseo Princesa, San Juan, p r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18
CONsEJO DE ADMINISTRATION

A las tres dc Ia tarle dc aver luncs,
Sc reuni6 en- las oGcinas del Hon. Co
misionado de Seryicio Pdblico, cl Con-
sejO de Administrator de la ciiulal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18

de mas deicada arua election que ecta que debe
almento las snsibe maginaciones nfantes En-
de nnO, bro d6bies
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18
Ell San LORENZO,

Maflana las ocho Sc cspera que lie
que a este puerto procedente de New
York, con pasaieros, correspondence
y calga general, el vapor San Loren
20.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-18

irreparables. En- cambio hay libros escri
periOres, para uso exclusive de la infanci
deros moldes de mobiles caracteres."
En- un art1culo periodfstico del ex-p1
parrafo anterior. LIE reproducimos aqut
te todos los libros que abajo Sc anuncial
po que distingue la pedagogical experienc
MOLDES DE CARACTERES, he
gallo que un padre celoso de la educaci6n
las traslicionales fiestas que Sc avecinan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
UNDER MUsL1Ns

UNDER MUSLlNS
Lot 198 Envelope Chenise, lace trimmed at. $l5O
Lot $3.50 Envelope Chemise at. .$10O
Lot $3.50 and $3.50 Handmade Envelope Chemse at $298
Lot $3.50 Gowns lace and hamburg trimmed at.!. $1OO
Lot $1.OO Crepe Gowns at ....................79 c
Lot SOC Step-ins orchid and flesh, for $10O
Lot 89c Corset Covers, lace trimmed, for.
Lot SITS and $198 OUTSIDE Envelope Chemse at $100
Lot 298 and $3.50 OUTSIDE Envelope Chemse at 198
Lot $l00 Girls Slip and Drawer Combinations at for
$1.00
Lot sec Womens Closed Drawers hamburg trimmed for
%~, ~ " $l.00
Lot $1.00 and 79c Womens Open Drawers, hamburg
trimmed for $loo
Lot soc and Zoe Chidren's Cotton Drawers, hamburg
trimmed at pairs for SLIGO
Lot Chldrens so Cotton Drawers, hemstitched bottom
pairs 1of glow
$1.9S Silk Camisoles lace trimmed at .s100
pairs $500 Pink Satin Boomers at $2.S8
Lot fine grade White Petticoats lace trimmed slightly
soled ..s.......... 2O1o Discount (
Lot $3.50 White Petticoats lace and hamburg trimmed
~ So S1.o0
Lot $1es White Pettcoats at $3.50
m HANDKERCHIEF DEPT.
Wonaens 1870 Fine Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
IL for $1.0O
Wornens soc and 5sc All Linen Fancy Handkerchiefs
rags 3for $1.00
Womens 76c All Linen Fancy Handkerchiefs for s1.oo
Womens All Linen Handkerchiefs hestiched 10 for $1oo
1929 Discount on all Handkerchief not advertised in
:. this Sale.
Mems SOC All Linen Handkerchiefs ...... a for $1oo
Mems Csc Initial Handkerchiefs ......~.S for $1.00
Mems 25c Plain and Cord Edge Handkerchiefs for $00
Womens Swiss Embroidered Handkerchefs IA for $1.00
Misses Colored Bordered Handkerchief 10 for soc
Womens 29c All Linen Handkerchiefs s for s1.o0
Womens 26e Fancy Handkerchiefs g for $l.oo
KNIT UNDERWEAR
Women's 25e Vests at for $1.oO
Women's 29c Vests at ................5 for $1.00
Women's Sc Vests at 3 for $1.00
Women's 79c Union Suits at ...........2 for $1.00
Children's SOC Boomers at a for $1.00
49,. j .'...... Broken sizes ..t.le
Wonen's 100 Jersey Boomers at......2 for $1.oo
Pink, white, black and navy 9
Lot Women's ssc Union Suits-note size-36 only-at
4 for $1.00
Woens $29s Silk Boomers pink only sizes SO and SO at
100 $1.59
Childrens Jersey Rib Pants, knee length all sizes
4 = le* 4 for $1.O0
Lot chdrens Soc Jersey Rib Union Suits sizes g. g. 49, 12
4 for $1.O0
1898 Jersey Silk Step-ns-3 pink tanned sizes at
Chdens $100 Nainsook Check Union Suits at $1OO
Small lot at a for $1.00
HOSIERY
400 pairs Women's $1.95 full fashioned Silk Stockings
black, white and cordovan, all sizes at ST. 90 Dr.
Woens $3.50 SILK Stockings black and coors at $1OO pr
Special lot Womehs $3.50 Imported Lace Isle Stockings
white and brown at .$1.Q0
Lot Womens SLOT Silk Stockings in white only at !.
So 4r@,f<s 2 prs. for $1.00
Small lot Women's $1.oo Sport Stockings at
IN. ..< 3prs. for $10O
Lot Mems SOC Black Hose all sizes at prs for sloo
4 1879 Discount on all Women's and
Chidren's Hosiery not advertised.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03

ne Dollar Will CIV
r given you
IVORY TOILET ARTICLES
$1.96 Mirrors ..................gI
$3.50 Mirrors at 81
$29S Mirrors at ........................N
SOC Hair and Puff Boxes at Observation-Disclosures
79c Hair and Puff Boxes at ...................s
$3.50 Hand Cut Ivory Combs at ...................a
RIBBONS
15c Fine Grade Tri-tone Ribbons at ......... 81,
Csc Tri-tone Satin Ribbon at
12hc Brocade Satin Ribbon at ...................;
19c Brocade Satin Ribbon at Northumberland
zoe Brocade Satin Ribbon at ....................n
These are all very desirable for lingerie
1919 Discount on all Ribbons not marked down
Lot Women's Kid Gloves, value $1.59 Note the ses
3-4and at 2 prs for 81
Small lot Women's $3.50 Kid Cloves black and gray
all sizes at.
Lot $3.50 White Doe Skin Gloves, L. IL and 34
Lot $500 Long White Doe Skin Cloves sizes S ga si
AZ ............ III
Lot Women's s9c White Chamoisette Gloves, all ui
sizes at ~. :. Use
Small lot Chidrens 81 50 and SITS Kid and Mocha G
at .......-...:...... ........... ......... atI
CORSET DEPT.
$3.50 Flesh Brocade Corseettes, so to SO at l
$1.5O Elastic Girdles at :. ..Nl
E1oe%s o. eas
81, CB Corsets med bust at .NI
Lot $500 Memo Corsets at Observation-Disclosures
s1oo Discount on all Corsets priced at $500 and os
Sl.oO Brassieres, lace or hamburg trimmed hook I'D
Tor ....................... .W
Sloo ana $500 Brassieres hamburg or lace trimmed b
front At :.....................
Lot $500 Bandeaux, flesh and white at .Al
Lot $1.OO Bandeaux flesh or white, 2 for .....Al
TOILET GOODS
Lot Csc and S5c Toilet Goods at :. Il
Lot Soc Toilet Goods at Observation-Disclosures.
Lot Use Toilet Goods at
Lot $l.O0 and $115 Toilet Goods at
Lot $2.0O Toilet Water and Perfume .........A 81
10 cakes Palmolive Soap at Observation-Disclosures.
70 cakes Good Quality Toilet Soap at :.
Lot l5c Toilet Soap at ...... 10 cakes for 81
LOT zoe Toilet Soap at ............. 6 cakes for S
6oc Amami Bath Powder, large tins at ...........s
Lournay Face Powder .s1.00
Lournay Fef1ume ................. $500. lbs
1otai ........................ $2.25
Both for 81
Lournay Face Powder ................ .s1.oo
Lournay Lemon Cream ...s.. .Sl.00
LOYAL -. $500. ................... $500
Both for "
Package Lady Mary Face Powder ~
Package Lady Mary Taleum. :. l..........
Package Lady Mary Rouge.
l Mavls Face Powder. ....-....... 80.
Mavis Ialcum!. -. .......... ..........
Bottle Mavis Toilet Water.
SOC Mayis Lemon Lotion. at ]. :.
SlNO Bottle Houbegant Taleum Powder at ........
$loO Bottle Violet Taleum Powder at s. .........
1879 Discount on al Toilet Goods NOT marked DON
76c Anami Cold and Vanishing Cream at :. -
9t'oO Bottle zonite at
SOC Bottle Zonite at -.
Package Amami Shampoo and !. ... 49,.
s".ssA0 Aoaeum 50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-03
LEATHER GOODS DEPT
Third Floor

WASH GOODS DEPT.
Our entire line of imported Jap Crepes yds for $1OO
39c Dress Voiles . yds.for $100
33c White Indian Head yds for S1.0O
29c Pajama Checks, all light shades yds. for $1.0O
White Duseta Cloths usually ACC per yd yds for $10O
20 pieces of 75c Tissue Ginghams Soc I'd.
Fine Quality Percales 36-nch, dark and light
yds. for $1.0O
Real Scotch Ginghams plads and checks Soc I'd.
Our entire line of 32inch Bates Ginghams plain plaids
and checks yds for SI.O0
32-inch Romper and Endurance Cloths yds for $1.0O
s1.75 Embroidered Table Centers all linen s1oo each
Embroidered Linen Sets in colors Centres and Doyles
from $2.98 to $500 Set $lOO less per set
79c and CSC Lace Trimmed Squares 2 for s1.oO
$1.69 Lace Trimmed Squares ..: $1.OO each
32nch Gnghams, plaids and checks yds. S1eO
19c Quality Percales mostly light grounds short lengths
from to q ds 10 yds. for $1y0O
DOLLAR DAY AT THE mill END SALE"
Prices Lower Than We Have Ever Made
Don't Miss This Department
6 yards Fine White Pongee for ..............S10O
yards Cotton Pongee, natural color for S100
yards Mercerzed Damask, 89c value for $l0O
5yards Fine White Nansook, 33c value for $1OO
yards Linen Crash, 22c value for .$10O
yards Stevens Crash, 19c value for S1OO
10 yards Twilled Cotton Crash for ..........S 10O
10 yards Honey Comb Crash for ............ .s1.0O
Fine Quality Sheets, scanned 72x90 for 500. .s1OO each
Fine Quality Sheets, seamless, 72x9O for $1oo each
Fine Quality Pillow Cases, 42x36 for .$l.Oo
IA yards Fine 4sc Shifting for. ...... 5000. s1.OO
IL yards Fine 40inch Tubing for ........ s1.OO
1914 Fine Bleached Sheetng rate 2 yds. for 80. S1o0
81 Fine Bleached Sheetng rate IA yds. for SlOo
yards of 29c White Longcloth for ....... s1Oo
yards of 25c White Longcloth for .s100
yards All Linen Crash, 29c value for ....... s1OO
yards All Linen Crash, 25c value for ....Sl0O
4 yards S6inch Pillow Tubing for s1.0O
yards Beached Seersucker, 25c value for $1,000. s1.Oo
yards Unbleached Seersucker, 25c value for 49,. $500
yards Crepe Pongee 29c value for $1.0O
IL yards 42-inch Pillow Tubing for slo0
yards Plain Wolfe, coors, 39c value for .slo0