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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-09

gal es igual sino mejor al del Estado
de Nueva York. Fue tornado del Codi-
go de California, ell cual fue tornado
del de Nueva York, despues de habsr
sido reformado. Ell codigo de Puerto Ri
co contiene, ademas, importantes as
pectos de los Codigos de otros Estados
de la antigua Ley espano!a. Los liti-
gios no son ALI demorados por meros
tecnicismos nj por prolongadas apela-
Clones.
''AqueI pueblo Sc da cuenta de los
.benefcios de una asociaci6n con Esta-
dos Unidos Y estan ans 'osos de estre-
char mas mas las relaciones. 81 han
existido algunos disturbios po,iticos en-
amos anteriores. no existen al presente.
La polit'ca es para ellos una question
secundaria no causa mas discusiones
que las causas que en- este pals
Ell Attorney General Coats desempe-
fla tambien ell cargo de Presidente de
ia Comisi6n de servicio Pdblico y Jefe
del sistema de prisiones de la isla. Des
de su llegada alli es que han sido vo-
tadas las asignaciones para una nuevai
Penitenciaria para la escuela Refor-
matoria. Su Quartet General esta en- San
Juan. Hsu residencia es la antigua casa
del gobernador militar y sus oicinas
ccupan casi todo Ell edifcio conocido por
ell Palacio Rojo, que antiguamente
fu6 la residencia y oficinas del Vice
Gobernador. Su residencia donlina toda
Ia bahia de San Juan Y desde sus ven
tanas puede verse la Casa Blanca. que
fue la residencia construida por Ponce
de Leon en- 1913 tambi6n la Catedral
construida por ell explorador espafiol y
por sus sucesores.
Existen ali tres importantes lineas
de vapores entire los puertos america
nos Puerto Rico. Son estas las New
York and Porto Rico Steamship Co.
la Red D Line, ambas desde Nueva
York IA Baltimore Lines deEde Bal
(Continil,. en- la pagina g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-09

ojos que observaban. Sc abrio la puer-
ia. Enmudecieron los canes, y surgio en-
Ell umbral la figura de una mujer tri-
guena, rolliza, de mirada intehgente
voz fuerte, aguda que luego resulto
ser Antonio Fernandez, prima del an
ciano sabalier, y apoderada de todos
sus bienes.
Antonia nos introduce hasta la saIs,
donde esperamos brcves INSTANCES sa-
baiier estaba aun recogido en- su habi-
tacion. Ell es madrugador, pero la no
che antes, segin Antonia, habia estado
charlando hasta atlas horas de ami
que no Sc hubiera levantado todavia.
Mientras Ell anciano viene, hablamos
con la Fernandez. Es esta, en- realload,
una mujer inteiigente, de Imagination
viva, de una franqueza ruda, Quasi
la cepa de Sabalier, y en- compalia su-
va viven desde hace tempo ella sus
hijos, dos mozos robustos, de piel acau-
, nelada como indios tropicales.
Ell ambiente de la sala, de toda la
casa que recorrimos es monotone, tbs
te, demostrativo de que ell dueno de la
famosa fnca ''Melilla" no anda b1en
economicamente, pesar de calcularse
en- unos Glen mil dolares Ell valor de
toda su propiedad.
La seiiora Fernandez habla del arboI
genealogical de abalier; del suyo que
es casi ell mismo Sc extiende despues
en- cohsideractones sobre la lamentable
situacion porque atraviesa su pariente,
a fin de que ell reporter formara juicio
de todo, y conociese ininidad de da-
(Continta en- la pag1na 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-09

Caribbean Casualty Co.,
so Tetuan st.
San Juan, Pr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-09
Fl Gran IufadO de Ia Cor
te Federal trajO aver dos
aCuSaCiOneS fundadaS pOr
deIitOs 'poStaIeS
Il iiuCz Odfn Sc mueStra aItamente Sa-
tiSfeChO de Ia labor rOaIizada pOr los
CabdIIUrOS que COmpOnCn este
Gran JuradO

En- ell dia de aver Ell Gran Juradc
de la Corte Federal de esta Capital rim.
di6 a la Corte dos acusaciones funda-
das contra Isidoro del Vale y M odesto
Diaz. ambos casos por delitos contra las
leyes postales.
Una vez sometido al Tribunal e3tos
veredictos del Jurado, ell Hon. Juez Od-
lin declare en- suspense las actuaciones
eel Jurado has qua fu sen nusvam MT
citados oficialmente y les dirigi6 algu-
mas frages de recono .imiento salts
facci6n por la que el califico una labor
ardua eficiente realizada por {! Los en-
bien de la administrator de la justi-
cia. -
Dijo ell Hon. Juez que e. Sc sentia
satisfecho de Que este Gran Jurado es-
tuviese compuesto por personas todas
que tenian una elevada representation
en- la comunidad y que gozaban en- ella
de mercedes prestigios, porque este
1seguraba el exito de la administration
de justicia, y era una verdadera garan-
TIA no tan solo para la Corte sino que
tambien para los acusados.
Hizo referncia a una conversation
que en- su reciente viajel al Norte, Sos
tuvo con un Juez Federal que tenia
yetnte amos de rractica en- la profession
y quien lie asegur6 que ell exito de una
corte de Justicia no dependia solame1
te de la competencia, capacidad con-
textura moral del Juez que la presidia
sino qua dependia, principalmente, de
las condiciones de caracter Y moralidad
de los hombres que componian los Ju-
aados, tanto 81 Pcqueno como el Gran
de.
Tcrrnin6 felicitandoles por SUI labor
y agradeciendoles anticipadamenttl que
estuviesen dispuestos reanudar sus la
bores en- la Corte tan pronto como Sc
les llamase nuevamente.
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Grandes feStas patrOnales
EN- LA cIUDAD DE HUMACAo

Durante los dias del 80 de noviem-
bre al de diciembre proximo, Sc ce-
lebraran en- la ciudad de Humacao las
festas patronales de la Purisima Con-
cepcion.
La Comisi6n de Festejos admitira
proposiciones para la venta de los 81
tios designados para diversiones hasta
Ell dfa Is de noviembre. Advt.
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ExTRAvIADo

En- la carretera de Naguabo Ca
n6vanas Sc extravi6 aver una chaqueta
conteniendo varias libretas una hcen-
cia de chofer. La persona que entregue
estos articulos al vendedor de R. San
taella, sera gratifcada. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-09
EN- Ell RIALTo
Gratisl

iGratis! iGratis! IGrat1s!
En- las dos tandas de la noche del
viernes sc repartira gratis los caba-
lleros un tubo de Cream ''Larkin" para
afeitar y las damas una bella GAIA
de Cold Cream ''Larkin'' articulos
estos de innegable merito por 10 cuaI
estan teniendo tan enorme acoglda en-
Puerto Rico.
No pierda esta oportunidad. vaya
hoy al cine RIALTo obtendra estos
valiosos regalos. Advr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-09
Sc CREE QUE LA INVITACIoN
PARA LA CONTERENCIA IN
TERNACIONAL VENGA DE
PARIS DENTRO DE CUAREN-
IA Y OCHO HORAS

Washington, Nov. 8. Omitted Press).
-El DepartamentO de Estado dice que
dentro de cuarenta y ocho horas Ic
sumo vendra de Paris la invitacion pa,
ra la Conferencia International lie pe-
ritos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-09
Una vista a Ia reSidenCia del Quasi
|CentenariO due1O de|a finCa MefIIa',
nos reveIa q. este viye en- Ia pobrpza

SOtnC 81 vida con 10 que eCbe 81 apOdeada pOr e baO
de una ia la Sange vetda pOr OtrO vdStagO en- ranCa
L eSpOnae de Sabaier "iYO loco? Mentira -dice-La in
tranqMdad de una exlSonGa Nena de amenaza nSutOS
vlSltaS extradaS IOrdS intempeStivS de Ia nOChe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-09
cayey. Puerto Roo
81 de Septfembre de 1928.

Sress Mos:-
su eeene esta 1ooa14dad don Miguel e1endos hanos
ACADIA do Num2165S m1 FAVOR
la cantdad de correspondents liquidation
del aco1dente oourriera i9 paeado.
cre4 endo
La propaganda Agcnte Ee16ndez nj
ccnvcn1encia dt dc
f1c1os recojo
Al not1fi que
o. de 1nvest1gac apotaco do puebas etc. d1la.
11cuidacion s1do
q Agontes Senor Ab1endez.
pagar prtma insieniftcante
custa POLKA e11a
ventajas.
atentamente
Cl1A>a--2-o1zs<e>><s77a s77a4azz-35-
fernando Mendoza carattini.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
Odd Lots Floor Coverings

! Seamless Brussels Rugs
Sizes 8 It. 3<x 10 tt. 6 and s
Administer Rugs, size It. 6x
IL It.; excellent col0rings in
floral, oriental and medallion de-
signs; Smiths products; values
worth $40 and $3.50. Go CE
16 Reversible Fibre Rugs9x12
IT. large room size; medallion
and neat figured designs, in
green, red, tan and blue; worth
$500 each h. Friday @Q 90
Reversible Japanese Mating
Rugs sizes 6x9 1T. and 9x9 TT,
also 6x9 It. double warp stenciled
alIover designs, In blue, red.
green and brown .coiorings:
values worth IS and 81. e. OK
Friday att. O1.JO
3 Rolls x27.incIa Heavy Reyer-
sible Napier Carpet Green, tan
and brown: slightly soiled on
edge: worth 59c yard. O(lO.
TElQAy aI.sss
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Odd Lots Furniture

IL Bedroom Ckairs-Walnut
or mahogany finish; cane seats:
regularly $500 each, Ell R0
5 Electric Table Lamps-Metal
base, ivory and dark finish; glass
panel shades; regularly c. TX
1915 each, at. ...... WVesU
g Magazine Racks-Of oak,
fumed finish; thr.e q
shelves; regularly $3.50 @1 40
SacHs at. ss.@ss ..s..s....
10 Wall MirrOrs-Gilt frames;
size 141kx30 inches; 60 E0
regularly SO. 9S each, at W6sOU
6 Iron Beds-White enamel fin
ish; single and double-bed sizes;
slightly marred from
han d lin 6: regularly 90 TX
$3.50 each. at. .s...... =
Two Bedroom Suites-Walnut
finish: four pieces--doublee betiy
dresser, chifforette and toilet
table: regularly @1CO M
$4,000. Reduced to- WA6NeVV
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JUDGE
NEAR DEATH IN
HOSPITAL
Martin A. Knapp, Former !. G
c. Head, Fails to Rally
After Operation.

Judge Martin Augustine Knapp,
for the past nine years judge in
the Circuit Court of Appeals, fourth
judicial district and att one time
identified with the Interstate Com
merce Commission as chairman and
member, is near death at Emerg
ency Hospital.
Physicians at the hospital this
morning said that he had rallied
slightly last night but fefrained to
give y any encouragement
The aged jurist was removed
from his suite in Stoneleigh Court
last week, suffering from an intes-
final obstruction for which he was
operated upon Saturday. He had
another operation on Monday and
has been slowly sinking since.
Though nearly eighty years old,
Judge Knapp has continued sittings
in the circuit court OF appeals of
the district comprising Maryland.
Virginia, West Virginia and North
and, South Carolina. s
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"a Armstrong; COrk-fiIIed BUR-
lap-bacE LinOleum Rugs--Size 3
It. IL IT, all with border; neat
designs in light or dark color
ings: seconds Of $500 QO AZ
values. Friday at.... WAe1O
6 Administer Rugssize $40
IT. and 10 Seamless Brussels
Rugs, size s It. g 10 IT. 6;
perfect quality; two wef-known5
makes: worth $500. @1E Ok
Friday at. ........s. y = : 's-,s4
Genuine Neponset Felt-base
Rugs #. < 10 IT. size, IN
four handsome tile, parquette
flooring and wool rug designs:
values worth $14.15. co 1E
Friday at. -. 80
27x54 Hit-and.Ndiss Effect Rag
R1gs:-Also 3x6 It. Ji1eavy double
warp Japanese Rugs; handsome
stenciIed designs: values
worth $3.50 each. Fri TO-
Jay dIs.sss5. 49, - -.
First Floor Bargain Table.
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Children's Muslin Nightgowns
I'm white and pink; slip-on
style, with square neck, shirred
yoke back and front; sizes QON
4 to 10 years. ............
Little ChiIdren's Night Drawers
OF flannelette, made with feet
and drop.seat; assorted stripes;
sizes 2 and years; worth QOO
Soc pair. Friday at ..... 10Y
One-piece Pajamas - OF blue
soisette, trimmed with silk frogs
and pocket: sizes 8, IL, Is and
is years; values worth q A0
$2.49. Friday at. $500. WAsVV
ChiIdren's FIanneIette Petit.
cOats-With muslin waist at
tached; assorted stripes; sizes 2
years only; worth sec 9OO
each. Friday at. ......... WV
Children's Scarfs and Cap
Set-Assorted colors and styles:
finished with fringe. Fri Ok
udy dL"
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Children S WenrubLes
At Greatly Reduced Prices

- Children's BlOOmers-Of soft
finish Saline, in navy blue; ruf-
fle trimmed and large reinforce
ment: sizes and s years; EOp
worth 81. Friday at..... VN
Children's Cotton Pongee
Guimpes-Buttoned front; made
with round collar and narrow
plated ruffle; sizes 6 to
Ia years; worth $1.00. Coz
FRIDAY at. .........i. 500.
Lot Of Little Girls Bingham
Dresses-Plainc olors and checks:
embroidered fronts and pockets;
sizes 2, 8 and 4 years;
worth 81 and $1.25. Fri 7OO
10 Girls Gingham ''Kiltie"
Slzirts-Deep plated models, with
wide hens, button on shoulder
straps; broken sizes up to II
years; worth 81 and $1.25. TO-
Friday at. oO~
GoIdenberg's-Third Floor.
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Odd Lots Of BOys' Wear

100 Boys Two.panta Norfoilt
Sulta-AM.wool MAekinawa and
Junior Overcoata; broken lines
left from higher priced clothing;
sizes 8 to II years. OK, M
Friday at.........t,., 1890
30 Juvenile Tweed Suits and
VercOats-Middy and oliver
Twist models with lined pants;
oVercoats of dark mixtures; sizes
8 to years; worth 81. co TX
Friday at..... .....:..
40 Boys Blanket Bathr0bes-
In assorted colors. finished with
cord; sizes 6 to Ia years; (1 OK
worth $3.50, Friday at WAeO
First and Third FlO0rs.)
Lot of Boys, ClOthlng-Includ-
ing four Mackinaws, in sizes 3
and o years: four overcoats, in
sizes IS, IA and is years, and
four Norfolk Suits, sizes 15 and
Is years; values worth
SIS and more. Friday co 90
Third Floor.
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Kayser's GIoUes,
49c pnil.

Kayser's Two-clasp Chanloi-
settle Gloves, two-tone embroid-
cred backs: new shades; assorted
sizes.
Kayser's Strap Wrist Gauntlet
GIOvee-With novelty embroid-
cred backs; In coffee. oak, gray,
brown. mode and beaver. CQO
Friday at. ............. ~
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
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One 1O-pfece Dining Room
Suite-Of oak, gray finish; 81
inch Buffet. round Dining Table,
China Cabinet, Serving Table,
five Side and one Arm Chair;
reg larly $500. elk m
Reduced tO........
8 Odd Wood Beds Walnut,
oak and mahogany finishes: dou-
ble-bed sizes; regularly co 90
$500 each, at ..... eVUsOO
One Living Room Suite Ma
hogany finished frames, upl1ol-
stored with genuine leather; three
pieces large settee. arm chair
and rocking chair;
regularly $780,. Re @EO m
duced to....... 80. WeWV
Two China Cabinets Mahog-
any or walnut finish; glass
fronts and ends; reg
uIar $4,000 values. C90 m
Reduced to......... VeVV
GOldenberR s- Furniture Store
Across the Street"
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20 Boys Two pants Suits
Geod-wearing materials. pants
fully lined; sizes 8. 8, 10 and, Is
years. values worth 0Q 90
$5.45. Friday at. seq. WOsOO
200 Boys School BIouses OF
percales, in light striped effects;
collars attached; sizes z to 15
years; values worth $50 QOO
to 75c each. Friday at OVN
Boys and Girls Wersted Caps,
Plain and combination celors.
seconds of 29c to SOC 1EOs
values, Friday at, ...,,,, AON
100 Boys Sweaters-Part-woel
sleeveless slip-en models; slightly
imperfect; also heavy weight
coat sweaters; perfect auality,
sizes 26 to 81; values
worth $1.25 and $1.5O G0O
each, Friday at.,....,.,.. W0N
800 Boys School Pants
Knickerbockers; serviceable dark
suiting. mixtures; sizes Z to 16
years; values worth $500 Coo
pair. Friday at VON
First and Third F1Oors.)
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Blankets and
GOJ11fOr

66x8O Heavy Weight Fancy
Plaid Blanket Blue. gray, tan,
pink and gold; fine grade cotton,
with soft fleece finish; co NE
worth $500. Friday at sOs3O
81 Pair Heavy Weight Blankets
Size 52x72 inches; plain and
bordered styles; seconds Of Zoe
500 values. Friday at. 49,
DOuble-bed Sire C0mforts 72x
~ and T2x8O inches; white cot
entitled, covered with soft fin
ish figured coverings: some with
plain color borders; values worth
$500 and $3.50 Fri GC OK
GoIdenheres ,onrtl, Floor.
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Odd Lots of Underwear

Women's Medium Weight Got.
ton Underwear - Separate gar
ments: shirts Dutch neck and
elbow sleeves: pants tight knee;
broken sizes: worth 700. Coz
Friday at. ...............
Children's Jersey BlOomers-
Black with elastic knee and mus
lin band; small sizes. seconds of
CSC values. Friday at, OEO
TWO pair for. .,..:..
GOldenBerg's-First Floor.
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DEATH PENAL TY
DEFENDED BY
BISHOP
English Clergyman Argues So
ciety Must Protect Itself
From Slayers.
BY DAVID M. CHURCH,
Infaruat,on.l Nr.,w. s..v,cs


LONDON Feb. S.-Capital punish
ment has found champion In
Bishop weldon.
Prejudice against capital punish.
ment '1s not a prejudice justified
by reason" the bishop declares.
Since the hanging of Mrs. Edith
Thompson and, Frederick Bywaters,
convicted OF the murder of Mrs.
Thompson's husband, there has
been constant and growing agita-
ton throughout England for the
abolition of capital punishment.
There seems to be an epidemic
of crime. said Bishop Weldon in
discussing the agitation which is
going on. 1T is probably due to
the reaction of war. Society is
bound to defend itself against male.
factors. Old attacks upon capital
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Art Goods

Lot Of Crochet COttons, incIud-
ing Royal Society and Clark's
Mile End; assorted numbers, SO
in white only; worth 10c bali ~
Ready-made Stamped Aprons,
of unbleacI1ed sheeting; neat pat
terms; only a limited quantityN
worth 59c to Toe each. QOO
Friday at ..............
Knitting WOrsted, three and
three-quarter ounce hanks; in
orchid! venice, burnt orange
and jade; only a limited CEO
quantity, hank ..... O~
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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WOmen's FIeeced Cotton I'm
derWear-Shirts low neck and
sleeveless; pants ankle length,
with eqvestrienne waist; S0C
worth 79c. Friday at -. wv
WOmen's Light Weight Cotton
Union Suits-Low neck and
sleeveless; tight and shell trim
med knee; values worth 0OO
Soc EACH. Friday at. $50. wv
Boys Gray Notified Union
Suits-High neck and long
sleeves, ankle pants: sizes 4 to
10 years: seconds of 81 70N
values. Friday at. ....... Wv
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punishment are being renewed,
though the renewal is faint-hearted.
Penalty Deserved.

punishment are being renewed,
though the renewal is faint-hearted.
:. Penalty Deserved.
Looking at the most recent OF
all murders. I cannot escape the
feeling that no punishment short of
death would have satisfied the
moral sense of righteousness in the
heart of the nation. To take even
worse case, what other punish
ment could have proved even ap-
proximately equal to the crimes of
man like Landru?
Moral Indignation is a sound
element in the life of the nation,
nor can doubt capital punish
ment acts as deterrent to crime,
not so much crimes committed un-
der the sudden impulse of strong
passion, but as making men and
women hesitate before yielding to
passions exciting them to murder.
Women Not Immune.
There has been a strong preiu-
dice agsinst the infliction of CAPT.
tai punishment upon women, but
IT is not a prejudice justified by
reason.
IF women are capable of crime
as bad as men the same punish
ment is due equally with men. They
must be ready not only to enjoy
the advantages but to accept the
penalties Of such equality
Bishop Welldon's defense Of cap
Ital punishment, and particularly
capital punishment for women, has
caused a mild commotion in circles
opposed to capital punishment, and
numerous answers to his argu-
ments have flooded the newspaper
offices.
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Hosiery Remnants

Odds and Ends Of WOmet1's
HI se-Including scanned and
seamless silks, fibres and lisle;
assorted colors; these are dam.
aged, but worth many
times the sale price. Fri. M
day at................'..
WOmen's Fibre Silk H0se-In
plain gray, also assorted colors
In novelty effects; broken sizes:
seconds of soc values. OEO
Friday at. .......,.......
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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WOmen's Derby Ribbed Sport
HOse-In black, gray, camel's
hair and cordovan; all sizes; Sec
onds of SOC values. Fri QOn
day at. ....... U~~
WOmen's Cotton HOSe-Medium
. weight; black and cordovan;
scanned and seamless styles; sec.
onds of 15c values. Fri 10O
day at. AVN
Children'S Black Ribbed Stock
ings-Mostly all sizes;
s TriSa1 s Of 9t l'o values. 123c
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DressI1.nIcers
Cambria, 8Ac yard

1900 Yards of Dressmakers'
Cambria. in mill lengths from 2
to 6 yards; in black and an as
sortment of. wanted colors; sold
regularly at 1870 yard.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor. Lin
ing Dept.
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29c VeiIings,
I0c YUrd

Dotted Mesh Veilings, plain
and fancy. meshes; in black,
navy, brown and combination
coloEings.
GOIdenberg's-Ffrst Floor.
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So Kin,onOs, $1.69

Long Flannelette Kinoonos, SUI
perior quality, in neat floral pat
terms; pretty models. with loose
sleeves; neatly made and fin
ished.
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
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S. and S5.98 Wool
ScnrfS, $3.50

Women's Brushed Wool Scarfs.
in assorted dark stripes: made
with deep fringe; also white
trimmed with black.
GOIdenberg's-Third Floor.
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Remnants and MilL-Ends
Ginghan,s and Domestics

of S2inch Ginghams Romper Cloth.
lengths ranging from Y in plain So
stripes and Checks Regular abc and $50 values
a6nch Printed Fceoedown FLANNEL s6nch Percaes S2nch
Gnghama S6inch Plaid Suitings 1O1O
lengths, Regular 1so at,,...,,,.., AA2N
Remnants Domestcs including Ginghams-
3einch Cloth
Senoh high Pereales, Ssnch Shifting Madras
S2inch stripe Tissue Ginghas Saneh Chabray
Sench Outing Fiannels Regular zee and $50 GO
Observation-Disclosures Floor.
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sec and 46c
CretOIl5aes, I0c

Several hundred yards OF yard.
wide Washable Cretonnes. In
lengths up to s yards; light and
dark floral, bird and tapestry
designs.
50 and S4@ inch Cretonnes
Good colorings and patterns for
draperies. cushion and comfort
coverings; lengths up to yards;
worth 25c yard. Friday 03O
ar O4C
First FlOor-Bargain Tables.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
Ribbon Remnants

All remnants have been gath
cred together and marked at
prices that mean quick disposal.
aAll wanted styles and colorings,
including. Moires. Taffetas, Gros
Grain, Satin Brocades, ETC.;
plain and fancy effects: values
worth from &c to 79c yard.
Remnant prices
&c &c 14c & 44c
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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So. so to 81 Lace Curtains
81. IS pair

Scotch Nottingham or Filet Weave Lace Curtains
white and ecru colored, ~ and 8 yards long. In
neat or heavy worked designs. Small lots of one to
four pair alike.
GOIdenbergs s-FOurfh
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
Lace Remnants
One-HaLf Price

Remnants OF Laces, Embroid-
cries and Nets. in desirable.
lengths. patterns and colors.
Marked at One-Ialf Off regular
prices.
GOldenberg' First Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
Friday CIeGnLupof
Women 5 and Chill dren s
Shoes at 81 20 a pair

Several hundred pairs Of Women's and Children's
Shoes from lines that are broken in style and size
ranges to be cleared out tomorrow at fraction Of
regular values s#
black kid metal and combination feathers High and low
AL IA each 300
Misses chdrens shoes Of patent ana duh feathers
In =
GOdNnberg ss--Ffr Floor
The Washington times., 1923-02-08
SIS and Z. 80 Types
trl 4 DEtieres. 1895

36 to 45.ir. Armure Weave Tap
estry Portferes. In green, blue
and brown: sonne with heavy.
tassel fringe, others plain; san1-
pies ana slightly soiled from
display. sssl
GoIdcnberg, Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-02-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.