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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-31
Los ferrOcarles meteOpOltanOs de Nueya
York COnducen a diariO.a seS mi
Homes de perSOndS

Mas de mil quinientos millones de
pasajeros transportan anualmente los
ferrocarriles metropolitanos, tanto sub
terraneos como elevados, de la Gran
Nueva York (Greater New York;
que comprende los barrios de Manhat-
tan, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens v Rich
mand, sean mas de cuatro. millones
diariamente, seghn los datos estadis-
ticos compilados por la General Elec-
trio Co., y publicados en- un folleto
reciente. 81 a ese niimero Sc agrega
Ell transporte por las Was f6rreas que
estan en- la superfcie y otros medios
de transporte, Sc calcu1a QsAs llegan a
cerca de seis millones los habitantes
de Nueva York conducidos diario por
electricidad.
Un tren rapido subterraneo, conf
puesto de diez coches, puede conducir
cerca de mil personals, la fuerza ne
ce5aria para su arrastre la suministran
electromotores cuya potencia total es
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-31
ANUNcIo DE sUBAsTA
GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
NEeoc1ADo DE oBRAs PUBLIcA
oFIcINA DEL supte. de obras
Pubicas

San Juan. P. B., Oct. II, 1928.
Propos.ciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdblica subas-
IA de las obras de construction de 4
Kms. mas menos y de un puente ae
arco de 20 metros de luz, sobre Ell no
"Guaba'' en- la carretera NO. IA,
secci6n asMaricao -Indiera cuyo pre-
supuesto aprobado asciende SETEN-
TAY DOS MIL. oCHoCIENT0S
ooHENTA Y UN DOLLARS, veinte
centavos, (s72, ,ss1. .2o); Sc admitiran
en- esta ofcina hasta las P. M. dei
dia 12 de noviembre de 1928, en- que
Sc abriran plblicamente.
| Todos los datos necesarios Sc da-
ran en- esta ofcina, donde Sc encue~
tran de manifesto los documentos que
! han de regir en- Ell contrato, y podran
recoger los licitadores los pianos y
mode.os de proposiciones que han de
presentar. msdiante un dep6sito DE
diez dollars (S10Js en- check centihca-
do, giro postal efectivo, que seran
reembo sados al ser devueltos dichos
documentos en- el plazo de veinte dias
| COY despuss de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva Ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera o todas
las proposiciones Ell de adjudicar el
contrato bajo otras consideraciones
cue las del precio solamente.
GUILLERMo ESTEvES.
Comisionado. (
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-31
HER1DA cAsuALMENTE

En- el barrio Garrochales de Are
cibo mientras Juan Rios hmpiaba un
revolver Sc escape un tlro yendo a he
rir a su hermana en- Ell yientre.
La herida fu6 conducida inmedia-
tamente al hospital en- donde le hi
cieron La operacion los doctores suso-
nj y zengotita.
A Rios Sc lie Impulse por el fiscal de
aquel distrito mil dollars de fanza pa
"a SUI libertad provisional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-31

Gran animation reinaba en- la SIM
patica ciudad de Bayam6n. Y eau
sd de esta animation que mas tarde
habia de tornarse con jubilo, era nada
menos que la Inauguration del cam
peonato escolar de las escuelas supe-
riores. Los teams contendientes eran
Arecibo High y Bayam6n High.
Aunque los arecibefios estaban aqui
desde las diez de la maiiana, Ell juego
no Sc efectu6 esa hora y nos vimos
precisados contener nuestra impa-
ciencia hasta la tarde. A Ia una de
la tarde estaba nuestro campo atletico
que no cabia un alma mas, fgurando
entire los concurrentes, nuestro Inspec-
tor de Escuelas ST., vazQuez, Ell conf
sionado municipal de instruction, Sr.
Gaetan Barbosa, Ell comisionado de
Servicio Publico, Sr. Rodriguez, la Fa-
cultad integra de nuestra Escuela Su-
perior, y casi todos los maestros gra-
duados.
Ell desafio comenz6 las tres, y
como es natural los visitantes fueron
al palo.
Baterias: Tapia Arroyo por Ba-
yam6n; y Garcia y Birriel por Areci-
bo. (
Primer Inning:-Este es un cero IA
Gil, pues Tapia abanica los tres pa
leadores arecibedos. Bayam6n en- es-
te episodio Sc anota cuatro carreras.
segundo Y tercer innings:-Cero pa
ra ambas novenas.
Cuarto inning: cero; Ba-
yam6n dos carreras.
Quinto Sexto innings:-Cero para
ambos contendientes.
Setimo octave innings:--Arecibo
Sc va en- blanco, mientras que Baya-
mon Sc anota una carrera en- cada uno
de estos episodios.
Noveno ning:-Arecibo hace un
esfuerzo supreme para romper Ell collar
sin lograr su prop6sito. Ell octave in
ming fue de gran expectation, pues en-
este episodio creiamos que Arecibo IL
braria los nueve ceros. Hay tres en-
base y I'm solo out. Y ell temible Ba-
tia al bate. JUL esta nervioso y Ian
"a dos bolas, Arroyo Ell Guagua baya-
mon6s como le Ilamamos, con su sere-
nidad hace controlar Juli, y este en-
gonna al temible Singer, olmo
CORE la misma suerte de su compaiero.
El juego fue muy refiido, y Ell lam
zador Garcia estuvo magnifico, aunque
Sc lie anotaron diez hits. Entire los
arecibefios Sc distinguieron Badia, OIL
mo y Garcia. Por Bayam6n todos ju-
garon bien, distingui6ndose especial
mente, Rojas, Guagua Jr., JHh, Ressy
y Andino.
Mi mas sincera felicitacion todos
y un APPLAUSE Horton nuestro entu-
SHASTA y habil director.
Score del juego:--
Arecibo: 900 GOO 600
Bayam6n: 400 200 Tx 8
scoMINo JR.''
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Observe Ia Semana Siiguiente j
Yea bran los dentes al desaparecer la pelicula
Observe Ia beleza cue habra adqurido

Por So propio beneficio ell de su fanil:a,
empiece hoy misno hacer esta prueba.
Observe la semana siguiente y vera los
caInbios que sucederan,
Millones de personas en- cincuenta ma
clones estan ahora .acepillando sus dientes
de esta nueva mariera. Los dentistas de
xodas parties les aconsejan que 10 hagan.
listed puede yer los resnltados por docuiera
--dientes que brillan como no habian bril-
aado jamas.
Ahora palpelos en- su propia dentadura.
sVaya obtener este tubito gratis en- la dro-
guerra mas cercana.
La pelfcula empaha los dientes
listed siente sobre sus dientes una pelf-
Cula viscosa. Sc adhere los dientes, pene-
ira a las intersticios ALI sc fla Las man
chas de los alimentos, etc, empanan esa
pelfcula, fernando una capa delgada
sucia. La pelicula es tambien el origen del
earro.
Los dentffricos corrientes dejan intacta
Ia mayor parte de la pelicula. Por ESQ la
mayoria de las dentaduras, Iasta hace POGO,
ge vefan mas 8 menos empa1adas. Las
deutaduras hermosas eran muy escasas.
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MiIIones la combaten hoy

Lazciencia dental ha buscado de tempo
atras medios para cotnbatir esa pslicula
Dos metodos efcaces sc han dasCtsbicrto.
Cuidadosas pruebas hectas por compel etertes
cspecialistas han demostrado su indudable
efcacia. Millones de perscnss les asar
ahora a diario principalmente por Soissejot
de los dentstas
ina. esto sc logra sin empless ningIl
elemento que raspe yase ,iseste5
Sc ha perfeccionado una nucva pasta
dentifrica preparada q base dc las invests
gacicncs hechas poT enaincntcs dentstas.
Cumple con los requisites modern IS y
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La pelicula ret;ene tanlbien substanc
de ahmento que sc fsr,nentan fortnan
acidcs Mantiene los seldcs en- ccrtacto con
los dientes, oris rand asf Ia cag.es. Los
microbes Sc reprodlces1 en- ella por mill
ones. Estes, con ei saTro, son la causa fun
damental dc la picrrea.
La rnayorfa de los rnales de Ia dentadura
provienen de Ia pslfcusa. pcsar del
cepillo de. dientes, negaron scr casi' uni
versailles
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-31

el'rnina viejos errores. Su rlombre es Pep
sodent. Aquellos dos grandes destructores
de la pelfcula estan incorporates en- ella.
Algunos efectos de Pepsodent
Pepsodent conbate la pelicula mas efec-
tivamente Pule los dientes de tai manera
que la pelicula no puede adherirse con
facihdad.
Pepsodent multiplied tambien el diges-
two del alrnidon en- la saliva, que sirve para
d;gerir los depositos anilaceos que sc fer
mentan y torman acidos.
Aumenta igualmente la alcalinidad de la
saliva, que neutraliza los acidos origfna-
dores de la carries
Asl es como Pepsodent les da mayor
pcdcr efecto a los agentes naturales pro-
teetores de la bcca, nientras que las pastas
base de jabon y creta los debilitan.
Estos resultados han traido una nueva
era dental rnillones de hogares en- el
raun 10 entero Y los dientes mas blancos,
mas sanos mas limpios representa- bene-
hcios que duraran toda la vida Cuando
I'D. les conozca deseara que toda su familia
i.s dis-rute.
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Las personas eleganes I'd Ia blaneuSa rre-
prochabe de dientes, probabenente PepSoden
listed las doquera Para las mueres sgnca
beleza para hombre mpeza hgsnica
nos los pctesede los males que I'd ageron antes
esente e cup6n para otener tubto para das Note
que pos senen los dentes despues usaro Observe
~ asca de la pecula viscosa. Yea los dientes
ernblanquecen rnedda que desaparece la pelcula
En- pocos das quedara convencdo que este eodo de
gran mportancia I'd para suyos Recore cupon
ebora misno, antes de que e divide.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-31
De BASE BALL
EN- BAYAMoN

Los Muchachos de Horton vencen al
"Arecibo High" "-Tapia Propina el
Fatidico Collar Los Arecibeiios.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
SEALS WILL GET
 ANOTHER PLAYER
 FROM NEW YORK

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 23.- Three players have already been sent to the San Francisco club Of the Pacific Coast League in payment for OConnell, young centerfielder, and enc more will be sent, John J. Me Graw, manager of the New York Giants. said in reply 10 the message received from Judge Landis that the players traded could not be sent un- less accepted by the Pacific Coast League under the draft rules
 McGraw said that the Lands rul, ing was that the minors were to get S5,000 for each player not sent, pro yided that it was stipulated in the contract at the time of the trade or purchase. There was no such stipu- lation in the contract in purchasing OConneH, he said McGraw said that he would send both San Fran cisco and Portland another player in settlement fer O'Connell and Wal berg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
BUCKS LEAVE DUST
 ONLY FOR DODGES

Running in hign gear the entire evening, the Bucks made the grade with total score of 2,03I pins against the Dadges, who totaled | score of 1921 pins at the game played last night at Elks' Hall in the Elks' mixed bowling tournament. The Buicks took the last two games Of the three played, being beaten by two pins in the first game.
 Mrs. Manning. totaling score of Al pins. and Mrs. Pullen, totaling 53l pins. led the Bucks, while the Dodges were driven most of the jour ney by Mrs. Diekenson. who totaled a score of 3S7 pins, and Mir Lang, SCOT ing total ef 474 pins.
 Individual scores of the games were as follows:
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23

that Roy Spencer from Omaaa will be kept
 The players had an amazingly full of-dash-and-go-w from II. 9 ta 2:45 o'clock. The hot Georg.a sun burned down from a fleeceless high vault of blue. We marvelle1 at .he sustained speed. Only one canclp- sion: The Tigers have gone sar in conditioning after two weeks here The way Cobb goes after th'n re minds us of circus ring master. He is hither and thither, advising them, showing them how, command ing
 The impression can't he muffed, either, that Cobb has radiated a lot of his pep and snap into the players. It is truly remarkable the way Ty has the outfit running.
 Harry Hoffman showed Cobb how he felt toward him hy knocking four falls with stuff on them. too. over the center field fence-360 feet from the home plate France. Johnson, Pillette and Moore. all looked alike to Heilman
 We asked a player what nationality Henry c'Heine') Manush was. Hes an Alabaman," said the player
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
London Quakers Must
 Seek Large Quarters

LONDON, March 2s-Devonsh.re House, in the old City of London which for 250 years has been the Of fieial headquarters of the Society of Friends. is to be sold at auction. This is because the ancient and historic building is too small for the con stantly growing activities of the Quakers, most of which take some form of charity
 The Quakers acquired a part of the building for a meeting house in the 17th century. The monthly meetings of the executive committee, called the Meetings of Sufferings. were held there. "A library of all books written by Friends was formed, and the guar. ters have become the repository of q valuable collection of relics relating to the history and works of the Qaakers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
EXENDINE TO GIVE
 FOOTBALL COACHING
 COURSE AT w s. C.

WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE, Pullman, March 23.-A. A. Exendine, newly-elected football coach, will conduct a Football course here during the summer school session, according 10 announcement made by Athletic Director J. Fred Bohler following a consultation with Dean A. A. Cleve- land, head of the summer school work.
 The course will include the funda- 1nentals of football and will be given for the benefit of high school prin. cipals and instructors in order tha; they can become acquainted with the game for high school coaching pur. poses.
 Exendine is well qualified for this work having had i3 years of ex pericnce in tho football game He
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
National Forest Timber for
 Sale.

Sealed bids will be received by the Forest Supervisor. Ketchikan, Alaska, up to and including April 23, 1923 for all of the merchant able dead timber standing and down and all of tho live timber designated for cutting on an area of approximately 50 acres located on the north shore of Wilson Cove, Admiralty Island, Tongass National Forest, Alaska estimated to be 120.- 900 feet B. M. of Sitka spruce. western hemlock and Alaska cedar sawtimber and pulptimber and 65,- 900 lin. 1t. of hemlock pi1ing. No bid for less than $1.50. per NJ feet B.M. for Sitka spruce and flask l cedar sawtimber and $100 per NJ feet B.M. for hemleck sawtimber. 60c per hundred cu. it. for spruce pulp timber and BOG per hundred GU. ft. for hemlock pulptimber. and 1c per lin 1t. for all piling up to and including 95 feet in length and Lac per lin. it. for all piling great CT than 95 it. in length will be con sidered Deposit with bid $500. %. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Before bids are sub mitted fuli information concerning the timber, the conditions of sale and the submission of bids should be obtained from the Forest Super visor Kebchikan, Alaska or the Dis trict Forester, Juneau, Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
RUM INSURANCE
 LATEST POLICY

SAN FRANCISCO. March 9. You may now be insured against the loss of sight. damage te stom- ach lining and loss of time through drinking "hootch," according to the terms of an accidental hooteh" in- surance policy found by s. F. Rut- ter. Federal Prohibition Director of California in a recent raid here.
 Compensation, not to exceed S1,000, was provided for the follow ing accidents as the result of drinking Blinded in one eye. blinded in both eyes; damage to stomach lining; loss of time when under influence; coin lost by paying bonded" prices for moonshine, and personal injuries while inebriated.
 However, MT. Rutter says he has been advised that the insurance is illegal because it contrayenes pub- lie policy.
 Old papers for sale at Empire
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
NIGHT FLYING
 FOR U. s, MAIL

CHEYENNE. Wyo., March 23.-- Night mail service between Chicago, Cheyenne and the Pacific Coast, as contemplated by the Air Mail Ser vice officials, will be entirely prac- ticable. according 10 Edward Rich ards, superintendent of the local field.
 After his return from North Platte. Neb., where he went recently in con ncetioa With the experiment, Mir. Richards said that for a distance of 15 miles east of North Platte, beacon lights were placed at three mile in. tcryals to test the practlcability of the proposed now service.
 The lights, which burn acetylene gas, are located fin fields and mea- dows along tho route. and will burn about 40 days without further at tent.on after they are lighted. The lights are on pedostals and are five feet in height.
 In making a test, Pilot Knight "got lost" as a part of the plan Of trying out the guide light system, Dut HOuln IFS Nd1 dSili WitlOuL VIII ficulty. fhy following the lights. It Is said that most of the guiding lights are located in the vicinity of good landing places, and in case Of q ! forced landing, the pilots will be able to find the landing fields by the aid of dhdir powerful searchlights.
 Night flying will become part oi the regular service about June, 1923 according to present plans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
BEAVERS SECURE THIRD EASTMAN
 FROM TORONTO

PORTLAND, Ore. March 23.-The yawning gap in the Portland Beavers infield. made .Ly the sale of Sammy Hale to the Philadelphia Athletics, will be filled by John Jones, former Toronto third baseman, it was an nounced here.
 Scout Tom Turner has arranged a deal whereby Frank O'Rourke. who refused to come to the Pacific Coast, goes to Toronto in place of Jones. Jones is a r'ght-handed batter and hit over 300 last year. He is said to be fast and has a good arm. He will report at the Portland training camp at Hanfcrd. it was said
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
IS WRIeLEY INTERESTED?

SAN FRANCISCO. March 23-Wil- liam H. Mccarthy, president of the Pacific Coast League, has wired the new owners of the Seattle baseball club individually requesting immedi- ate access 10 all telegrams, core spondence, minutes and bank account bearing on the sale by James R. Boldt in order to learn the truth of the rumor that William Wrigley, Jr, is financially Interested.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
ARGENTINE GIRL SWiMS NEARLY
 LENGTH OF DAY

BUENoS AIRES. March B. Anna Butbrod, an Argentine girl swimmer. completed swim down the Parana River that lasted 22 hours and 47 minutes. She entered the water at Zarate, 3 miles from this city. Miss Gutbrod bettered the mark of 21 hours recently established by Lillian Harrison.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
GIANTS DRINK
 CORN L|QU0R;
 REPRIMANDED

NEW YORK, March 23.- Manager McGraw of the Giants has fined Jack Scott, star pitcher, $100; relegated Earl Smith, catcher, to the second team, and reprimanded other players for drinking corn liquor This is ac- ecrding to dispatches from the train. ing camp at San Antonio.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23

THAT SPARE ROOM Is cash asset--if you use the Empire classi- fled. You can rent 1t to desirable tenant at a good price, thus iessen- 'ng your own rent-burden.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23

will arrive in Pullman May 15 to conduct the varsity spring foatball practice. which will last until the close of college, June H. The sum mer school sessioa will start June IS
 Hack ADalequist will assist Ex- endine in the summer school work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
KNOCKED OUT

EVERETT, Wash, March 23.-Dode Bercott, Monroe logger, kayoed Harry Anderson, of Vancouver, B. C., in the seventh of what was To have been an eight-round go. Both men are lightweights.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
MICKEY WALKER IS
 CHAMP OF WELTERS

NEWARK. March 23.-Mickey Walker retained the World welter- weigN title by the unanimous verdict cs the newspapermen at the rngside last night in the no-decls.on bout with Pete Latzo, ef Scranton.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
INDIANS' CLUB
 ELECT OFFICERS

SEATTLE, March 23.-At meet ing of the new stockholders of the Seattle baseball club. Charles l.. Lockhart was elected president; John Sullivan, vice president and attorney, and Wade Killsfer, secretary-treas- urer
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23

On the street people stop us and ask that we deliver another chick on for Sunday, same as the last one, and to reserve two for Easter.
 Ask your neighbors. D. B. FEM MFR -ady.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23

Headauarters fnr Ladysmith coal. uneau Transfer Co. Phone AS. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23

Old papers for sale at Em"ire office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-23
For Catching

John Bassler. Larry Woodai. and Clyde ,Manion are down for the catching department with cl.ence
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-07
January Sale
Small Wares

Ready.nade Waist LinIngs-
Correctly made; good quality
white lawn; all sizes; reg O0O
uIarly sec each. ......... S0~
DOuble-faced Rubber Sheeting
-Three-quarter-yard square 8;
white and maroon finish. 9OO
Worth Soc each. ........ V~~
Dragon CottOn-white and
black, for sewing or bast- 10O
ing. FOUR spools. .... AVN
Imported Pin Sheets-Contain
IA Jet head pins; assert 10O
ed sizes; regularly 15c each AV~
White Cotton Tape-Good 81
quality; 12-yard rolls. ...... "
silk Hair Nets-Cap shape,
with elastic; assorted light and
dark brown; regularly &c mo
each, ONE dozen for. AVN
Wash ClOths-An assortment
of well.made styles. Values 10O
worth 15c and 19c each. LUZ
Chinese Ironing Wax-Muslin-
covered; wooden handles. EO
FOUR pieces. ............. ~
Blanket Binding-2-inch width;
silk finish mohair; white, o.
pink or blue. Yard. 900. ~
Good Quality Sewing Silk
For hand or machine sewing; 60
yard spools; black and col o.
ors. TWO spools. ....... w
Women's Sanitary Napkins
Superior grade; full size;
regularly &c each. ONE 9OO
dozen in carton. ......... OV~
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-07
WOn1en's
and ChiLdren's
Knit Underwear

Women's Forest Mills" Under.
shirts-H e avy fleeced cotton;
high neck and long sleeves; per-
feet quality. Worth 81. 100
Monday at................ SC
WOmen's Cotton Union Suits
Heavy weight; Dutch neck and
elbow sleeves, ankle length; reg
ular and extra sizes; Q1 00
seconds of $1.25 values WA"VV
Women's Medium Weight Cot.
ton ShiT'ts-Dutch neck and
elbow sleeves. Worth soc COO
Boys F1eeced Cotton Union
Suits-Medium weight; high neck
and long sleeves; ankle and knee
pants; drop-seat; sizes IA and 16
years; seconds of 800 97N
values wv
Children's FIeece.Iined Cotton
Pants--Ankle length; sizes 2 to
IL years. Worth SOC each. OOO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-07
Csc Absorbent
TOUeLS,
I9c Each

800 dozen Old.fashioned Honey
comb Absorbent Towels, excellent
for face or bath use; all-white or
with blue border; size 2OxSS
inches.
so Dozen BIeached Turkish
TOwels-All-white and blue Dor
dered styles; close absorbent
weave; for face or bath use; size
2Ox40 inches; mill seconds C6C
Of sec values.
Cotton Birdeye Weave Towels
For hand or tea towels; fast
color red borders. Worth 75C
zoe each. ................
Fancy Turkish TOwels-F1ne
close woven quality, with pink
blue or gold stripe. Worth S9C
soc each. Sale price.
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-07

44-inch White Indian Head
Linen finish quality: mill lengths
from to 10 yards. CEO
Worth 45c yard. ........ OON
80 inch Wash Satin-A high
grade cotton fabric, for lingerie,
in pink, orchid, light blue, navy,
block and white. Worth 400
65c yard. ............. tON
36-inch LOngcl0th-Ten yards
in each piece; fine close woven.
soft finish grade. CT Gn
Worth $2.25 regularly. OAsOO
44-inch White Chiffon Wolfe
Extra fine sheer two-ply OOn
quality. Worth soc yard OON
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-07
Right at the Height of the Social Seasonal Wonderful Purchase Of
$40 to S35 SpnngLed and Beaded
TUNES for EUening Wear
at Sz1.95

goods
exquisite Spangled Beaded sell
fraction of their regular selling prices.
in
all
hgas spangled and beaded designs The lovely
coorsi ncud .
-ROS era
ia
In nneso ALL annoacc excng price,
trimming DEPARTING FRS
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Good Mems for stout WOmen


An unusual purchase brings this remarkable opportunity
542 bLOuses-br0nd neU-just IUspUcked.
waists excellent quality French Ves and Satin Stripe Voi
tailored trimmings ace and tatng
edging long urback cuffs Sizes 48 to "a offer
chance purchase waists that really
at savings rarely known
bags-seon FoOrU Section