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both parts Is found the basic element
of great drama-conflict. Never be-
fore in the history of stage or screen
has there been told a story hat so
moves the human heart to its very
depths. 1t has the wide sweep of an
Homeric epic, the rugged strength of
a Scandinavian saga, the. sublimity
of the Pentateuch.
AS is most fitting this mighty dra-
matte spectacle is enacted by a re-
markable cast of stellar players, in
Guiding Theodore Roberts, Leatrice
JOY, Rod La ROGUE, Richard Dix,
Nita Naldi, Robert Edeson, Agnes
Ayres, Estelle Taylor and Charles De
Roche. DR.. Hugo Riesenfeld's won
derful score accompanying the pro-
duction will be played by an orches-
ira of fifteen men who are carried
en- tour.
, 1925-02-19

Counties have been recently analysed
and have been found to show that
27,672 individuals have been reached
by direct personal contact during the
past year and that the number OF
farm visits. County Agents office
callers, individual letters written,
and attendance at Extension meetings
totals more than $4,000
A further analysis of County Ag-
ricultural and Home Demonstration
Agents reports for the yea just pass
ed reveals the fact that 9,031 ma
jor" practices have been adopted at
the direct suggestion of Extension
workers while 1923 miscellaneous"
improved practices for farm and
home have laso been adopted.
, 1925-02-19
Edited by Mrs. Pearl Miller
Phone f6OW
Mrs. Tierney Hostess
at Two Parties

Mrs. Tierney Hostess
at Two Parties
Among the charming parties which
have preceded the Lenten season are
the two afternoon bridge parties pre-
sided over by Mrs. E. NJ. Tierney.
The first took place In her home on
Tuesday afternoon and the other one
will be given ext Saturday. At the
Tuesday party. Mrs. Barnt and Mrs.
Baker made the high scorer. Tues
days guests included Mesdames T. J..
Swisher, l.. E. Armstrong, Earl
Barnt, c. D. Skipworth, F. e. Rich
ards0n, R. E. Wertz, John Baker, 1.
r. Baker, George Franks, Frank
Hadsell, Robt. Hopkins, B. N. Herk-
less, C. X. Taught, George Frank,
w. F. Waldsmith, Ethel Fuiks, Alice
Ferris, E. F. Bennett, Roy Sundin,
Clifford Sundin, and Miss Elizabeth
-Mahoney.
Next Saturday Mrs. Tierney will
entertain Mesdames John Mahoney,
Con Ryan, j. w. Wisda, 1. T. Murphy
E. A. Kell, Sam Kelly, Jack Johnson,
Joe Tierney, Peter Sill, C. w. jeffrey
Ernest Sundin, Charles Miller, Pearl
Miller, Arthur Rasmussen, E.. E.
Jones, E. F. McGraw. Martin Costello,
l. j. Rendle, George Pierce and l..
E. ViviOn.
, 1925-02-19
J. F.
Heagney Writes
Splendid Letter

Casper. Wyo.. Feb. 10, 1925.
X. II. Alcorn.
Rawlins. Wyo.
Dear SIR
When l wrote by first letter to
you "A couple of years ago n you
were so good as to publish the same
l had no idea OF what the results
would be. But at this time l can
say that / have enjoyed and am en-
joying n OF the greatest pleasures
OF my life and that is a large CORE
s%pondence with my old schoolmates.
From this correspondence have
formed the opinion that Rawlins Is
represented In many many states OF
this good old u. s. A. by former old
time residents. and. like myself. they
all have a warm spot In their hearts
, 1925-02-19
Mrs. Sanders Is
Entertaining Tonight

Mrs. A. A. Sanders will preside
over five tables of bridge this even
ing in her home on Cedar street.
Dainty appointments in valentine
colors will prevail. Mrs. Sanders
guests will be Mesdames Carl Aman
l. r. Baker, E. F. Bennett, ]. E.
Osborne, A. J.. Roster. H. H. Nelson,
Louis Schalk, Jack Johnson, Gather
inc Phelan, Charles Miller, Otto
Humberger, Ernest Sundin, Lillian
Hayden, Jack Neske, H. E. McFar-
land, George Franks, T. j. Swisher,
Robert Hopkins, w. F. Daley and
j. c. Martinez.
, 1925-02-19
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Byron
COmplimented

A delightful surprise party in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Byron's
wedding anniversary was given by
the Ideal Bridge Club and their hus-
bands on Tuesday evening of last
week. The party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hatfield
which was gay with valentines and
hearts in honor OF the occasion. Mr..
and Mrs. Byron were presented with
a pretty gift by the guests present.
Those who played were Messrs. and
Mesdames Clyde Byron, Floyd Hat
field, r. C. Anderson. T. w. Craig,
j.. O.. Quinn. C. l.. McVay, c. w.
Howard. Frank Molander. Win Nj
land. C. w. Morris, A. p. Young, d.
F. Hansen. f. ]. Meyers, Clark Nc
Coy and Mrs. Mary Keefe.
, 1925-02-19
Valentine Bridge

tess at a nicely arranged bridge party
at the j. C. Ehrenfeld home last
Monday evening. A Valentine motif
was carried out in decorations and
menu. The supper table was in red
and white, and a bowl of red and
white sweet peas formed the center
piece. Those who played were Misses
Ruth Wolford, Helen Whyte. Flor
ence Laubman, Linnie Colyer, Bethel
Ehrenfeld; Messrs. John Massey,
John Swetman, Vernon kipp, Ben
Davis, Tom Parks and DR.. A. o.
Sander.
, 1925-02-19
Celebrated
Eighth birthday

Miss Ellen Pace was hostess to
seven little girls at n valentine party
last Saturday afternoon In her home
at $40 18th st. The occasion was
her eighth birthday and n cake with
eight red candles decorated the sup
per table. Red hearts gave a bright
touch to the rooms and added to the
pleasure OF the guests who included
Ruth Weller. Rhoda Weller. Mary
Stratton. Louise Logan. Evelyn
Eberle. Jane Eberle. Norma Tobias.
, 1925-02-19

surprised Saturday evening by some
of her neighbors who came in to
spend the evening. The evening was
spent at cards, and afterwards a nice
lunch was served. In the party we're
Mesdames G.. w. Horton, ]. H. Meath
e. F. Harper, Ewing, Roll, Robert
Shildeler and Hazel Sample.
, 1925-02-19
Evening Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stookey pre-
sided over a delightful party In their
home last Saturday evening, with
bridge and hearts forming the d.
version for the guests. Valentine
favors were used and red heart shap-
ed boxes OF candy were the prizes
awarded the lucky players. The
guests were Messrs. and Mesdames
Charles Cantlin, A.. A. Tobias. W. p.
Hays. II. b. Gardner. w. +. France.
w. II. Coleman. o. +. Ekdahl. Chas.
Miller. Earl Barnt: Mrs. Ethel Fuiks.
Mrs. w. +. Waldsmith. and Lee
Methudy.
, 1925-02-19
Mrs. Henry Larsen
Is Hostess

Mrs. Henry Larsen entertained
the members of her two table club
on Tuesday evening, using flags and
patriotic decorations suitable to the
season.
Mrs. f. F. McGraw received the
prize for high score.
The eight members of the club
we're present, and later in the even
ing, Miss Margaret McGraw. Miss
Elise Schwirtz and E. F. McGraw
and Will Wallace joined the party.
, 1925-02-19
ARRESTED FOR FORGING
CHECKS IN RAWLIN.

On Tuesday City Marshall Hillen-
brand arrested a man going by the
name of Frank Upton on an alleged
charge OF forging checks to the
amount of about $40. The checks
were supposed to have been cashed
on Monday evening. Upton states
that he has bee in Rawlins only a
short time and that he came to this
city from Green River, Wyoming.
, 1925-02-19
ShrOve Tuesday Supper

Mrs. H. l.. Williamson will enter
tain the members Of the Choir Guild
at a $50 o'clock supper in the Parish
House next Tuesday evening. A
Shrove Tuesday supper, consisting OF
pancakes and sausage will be served
the twenty or more guests. The
Choir Guild is planning to bold its
meetings during Lent in h church.
devoting the time to such practical
ends, as repairing the hymnals and
prayer books, and other useful and
necessary work.
, 1925-02-19
Boys Choir
COMMUNICATED

The Choir Guild will entertain the
Boys Choir of the Episcopal church
tomorrow evening at supper at $50
in the Parish House. Other guests
will be MT. and Mrs. George Bible.
DR.. and Mrs. jeffrey. and Rev. and
Mrs. F.. F.. Kraft. The committee in
charge of the arrangements consists
of Mrs. Louis Seaverson. Mrs. Louis
Schalk: Misses Blanca Dean, Lowry
Kraft, and Dorothy Zingsheim.
, 1925-02-19
Jolly Birthday Party

Robert Stookey was host to a num-
Der of his young friends on Tuesday
afternoon in honor of his birthday
anniversary. Valentine favors and
decorations were used. The guests
were Elizabeth O'Donnell, Marion
O'Donnell, Louise Foster, Louise
Roberts, Harold johnson, Curtis
Sample, and Bobby johnson.
, 1925-02-19
Dinner Bridge

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cullen pre-
sided owe a dinner of pretty appoint
ments last Saturday evening followed
by bridge. Those who enjoyed the
affair were Messrs. and Mesdames
Frank Cullen. Harold Magness, c. A.
Brimmer. J. w. Wisda, Joseph Tier
ney; Mrs. Beeler, Mrs. Bennett;
Miss Mary Beeler: Messrs A. w.
Beeler, Snyder and Joe O'Melta.
, 1925-02-19
Five Hundred Club Meets

Mrs. Joe Tierney entertained her
card club last Saturday afternoon.
Her guests were Mesdames William
Herbertson, Chris Carlson. John
Wallace, Leo Roberts, Carl Lahrman,
Charles Haines, and Miss Bessie
Lambertson.
, 1925-02-19
Returns from
MAYO Hospital

Mrs. Anthony Stratton returned on
Sunday evening from Rochester,
Mimi, where she underwent an op-
GRAFTON several weeks ago. Her
many friends will be pleased to
learn that she is much improved in
health.
, 1925-02-19
Kid Party
s- ~

Kid Party
for Grown-Ups
Mrs. Frank Meyers will entertain
the members OF the Presbyterian
Ladies' Home Mission Society at "a
kid party in her home tomorrow
evening. The guests will all come
dressed as children. and a jolly time
IL assured.
, 1925-02-19
American Legion
Auxiliary Tonight

The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold an interesting meeting this
evening at the home Of Mrs. Tom
Lapham, with Mrs. E. F. McGraw
and Mrs. Carl Lahrman joint hos
tesses. A short business session will
be followed by an evening of bridge.
Patriotic colors commemorative of
W%ashington's birthday will add to
the enjoyment of the affair, which
will be attended by about twenty
eight guests.
, 1925-02-19
Guests at Dinner

Guests at Dinner
The guests entertained by DR. and
Mrs. T. j. Swisher at their dinner a
week ago Sunday evening, mentioned
in this column last week, should in
clude DR.. and Mrs. j. K. Osborne,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Tierney, Miss
Ruth Afflerbach and Arch Robson.
, 1925-02-19
S<srics Of
IunChOns

LuncheOns
Mrs. Floyd Hatfield will be n OF
the hostesses OF next week when she
will preside over two bridge lunch
cons, one on Tuesday and h other
on Wednesday at one o'clock. Twelve
! dies will be entertained at each
affair.
, 1925-02-19

Ladies' Aid
{ O Have KensingtOn.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Methodist church will be entertained
at a Kensington tomorrow afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. V. Z. Farmer.
Mrs. E. l.. Squire will be joint hos
tess. Several musical numbers and
readings will be given. and all ladies
of the church are invited.
, 1925-02-19
Guests for Dinner

Guests for Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Aman had as
guests for dinner last Monday even
ing. j. X. Doty and Ralph Newell.
Mr.. Doty left the same evening for
Los Angeles where he will spend the
spring months.
, 1925-02-19

Reports have reached Rawlins to
the effect that Mrs. Hannah Doherty
whose home is in Elk Mountain is
now i'll at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Cheesbrough in Medicine Bow.
, 1925-02-19
NeWlyWeds

Newlywcds
at Mrs Dalcy's
The Newlywed Bridge Club will be
entertained by Mrs. w. F. Daley next
Saturday evening in her home.
, 1925-02-19
Dinner. at
~

Dinner at
Country Club
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bible enter
tanned Clarence Eddy, who was their
guest last week, at the Country club
at dinner last Saturday evening.
, 1925-02-19
Rake Sale
Saturday

Saturday
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will hold a sale OF cakes. pies. bread
and other good things next Saturday
afternoon in the City Market.
, 1925-02-19
S3&9clet2

to Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Keldsen last
Friday morning at the Memorial hos
pital. The wco weighed seven
pounds.
, 1925-02-19
Dancing Party
for Younger Set

A jolly masquerade dancing party
will be given by Miss Amy Blyden-
-burgh next Saturday evening. from
$3.50 to 1890. Her guests will be
Misses Rachel Waldsmith, Marie
HART, Winifred Espey, Dorothy San
den. Barbara Bible, Cecil Bennett.
Harriet Bates; Messrs. Louis Bates,
Joe Hickey, Everett Gardner, Neil
Jones. Stanley Hall. John Young,
Mike Harlon and Martin Johnston.
, 1925-02-19

Mrs. Ethel Fuiks entertained her
bridge club at her pleasant home on
Wednesday evening of this week.
There were players for four tables
and Mrs. II. b.. Gardner was given
the prize for high honors at cards,
, 1925-02-19
Saturday Evening Club

Mr.. and Mrs. e. F.. McGraw will
entertain their bridge club on Satur-
day evening. There will be players
for two tables.
, 1925-02-19

Mrs. George Bible went to Greer
River last Sunday and spent a few
days with her father, returning home
Wednesday,.
, 1925-02-19
Mrs. lIaplaassa will
Entertain Guild

ST. ThOmas' Guild VIII be chtcr
tained next Wednesday afternoon a
the home of Mrs. Archer Lapham
313 w. Spruce.
, 1925-02-19
p. f.. O.'s to Meet

The P. f. o. Chapter will meet
on Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. l. j. Rendle. with Mrs. Carl
Aman acting as hostess.
, 1925-02-19
Surprise. on
Mrs. Crusl

Surprise ON
Mrs. Crum
A number OF Mrs. o. G. crum's
friends gave her n pleasant surprise
party on Monday evening In honor
of her birthday. The evening was
spent In playing five hundred. and
Mrs. Crum and Mrs. Sallade made
the high score. A delicious lunch
wal served late In the evening. The
guests were Mesdames Ben Burrell.
/. Trcvathan. G.. W. Ballard. G. c.
sloss. carl Sallade. Charles Carlson.
Young. j. A. Tobin. Hugh ODonnell,
J. W. Cummings and Pete Nelson.
, 1925-02-19

Chris keldscn's
Have = Daughter
A fine baby daughter was BORN
, 1925-02-19

Feb. IS, 1SS3-Your friend and
schoolmatc. Ernest A. Durant.
Sept. 30. 1886 Remember the
Miss that Denned you this. Hannah
Hays.
Dec. 20, 1887 only ask this little
spot to write my name. Forget me
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
Vida n1adriilefia
vTsIPAs LTTERARIAs
La de Pic BARoJA,

Pho Baroja ha conservado aqui
en- Madrid como Salayerria-- la
costumbre vasca de andar por ca
sa con boina, como 81 en- lugar de
un piso fuese un caserio destar-
talado Y himedo 10 que tuviesen que
recorrer. En- ambos, hay ademas el
iaismo motive de defensa que el que
tohfa San Pedro para cubrirse.
Baroja, mientras trabaja, perma-
nece en- su nido del idltimo piso, to.
oando las nubes con la boina, en-
tina estancia sobria y recia. Tambien
para conner 10 hace a esas alturas,
con su madre.
ALI Sc sientan los dos, cara ca
ra, en- I'm grupo un POGO conmove-
dor, Y que desasosiega vagamente.
Parece entonces Baroja revelar ST
liIti1no secreto, Qui2a el secreto de
su genialidad; parece eatonces des
c,lbrirse en- Baroja al nifio enorme
timido, dulce indefenso, con. una
tara misteriosa, que come sus platos
de legumbres, contemplate en- silen
Go por unos ojos que todo 10 haz
comprendido de I'M golpe entraIable
y que no lie pneden abandonar.
/ Pero euando no come nj duerIne
nj trabaja, desciende al piso princi
/ pal reunirse en- torno la mesa de
salon comedor, y charlar, charla1
con toda su gente con Ell amigo
que llega.
Baroja, al contrario que 81 her
Inano Ricardo, que siempre anda dar
6ose los paseos de un tigre que tu
viese bolsillos en- los pantalones, /,
l2ista charlar sentado, bien arrella
rado, bien comodo, 81 es possible,
algo tumbado.
su tactica dialogadora es senci
Ia, sagaz Y peligrosa, de fil6sofc
a la antigua, es decir, de verdaderc
iiIosofo, amigo de chismes y CHEN
,tos, 10 Socrates, a 10 Pirron, a X
Luciano, a 10 Lucrecio, a 10 Seneca
a 10 Erasmo.
ALA en- Vera, su pueblo, es donde
meior Sc puede percibir Ell tono d.
elegido que ha traido la vi
da. A mi me ha parecido siempre Ba
roja, como un Sakyamuni vasco, III
holnhre que desprecia la infula y e
blason de la familia y Sc lanza, la'
manos cruzadas a la espalda, ira
tar con las gentes de veras hllln1l
desug errantes, recalando de yez er
cuando en- Ia mansion magnffica
-.b Z
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
NOTAS DE SPORT
SNOW JR. CANA Ell cAMPEo
NATo JUNIOR DE LA
Y. M. G. A.

En- la noche del microbes ultimo
Sc ceiebr6 en- los terrenos de Ia
z NJ. C. A. ell juego cue decidi-
ria quien iba a ser Ell campeon bas-
ketbolero del 1926. Jugaron los
teams Snow Jr. y Pto. Rico.
Ell Snow Jr. !" que es Ell cam
peon desde Ell 1928, este afio tuvo
cue luchar 1eroicamente para sos
tcncr en- alto su dignidad. De los
campconatos ''juniors'' que Sc han
oeIebrado en- la Y. M. G. A., re-
Ito ser ell mas refiido Ell de este
ado, pues tomaban parte los formi-
dables eQuipos Snow Jr., Buick,
Puerto Rico v Ell un POGO mas d6bil
Balderioty.
Por un tempo Sc crsy6 que ell
campe6n seria Ell Buick, por ser es-
te Ell mas fuerte, pere result6 que
los equipos de San Juan le propi-
naron tres trelnendas palizas, que
les ha quitado Ell amino de seguir
jugando. Ellos creian tener Ell cam.
peonato en- suS manos Y va habian
pensado poner la copa en- un Buick
Sedan, pero Sc ie frustraron los pia-
mes, pues es el Snow Jr. quien po-
dr6 hacer de Ia copa 10 que quiera.
Otgos amos el Snow Jr. ha triun-
fado sobre sus contrincantes facii-
mente, pero este afio tuvo que en-
frentar grandes obstaculos para To-
grar ell titulo. FL juego anterior a
este 10 jugo con Ell Buick, ganSn-
doles por cinco puntos y asi en1pa-
tando ell campeonato.
Cuando un campeonato es empa-
tado por tres teams Sc ecka a
la suerte para yer que dos teams
juegan primero, v el que game de
estos dos juega con Ell que ha nus-
dado fuera. Resulto que les TOGO
jugar al Buick y Puerto Rico, ga
nando este tltimo. De manera que
entonces el Pto. Rico era ell quo
iha a disputarse el titulo con el
Snow Jr. Los jugadores y FANS
del Puerto Rico creyeron por un
tempo que Ell ca1npeonato seria de
ellos, pero no fu6 asi
Empezo Ell juego como a las $3.50.
Ell c6lebre shooter j. A. Alva-
rez empez6 con una lluvia de ca
nastos que era indescriptible. Al
fin de tan refiido juego resulto ell
score como sigue: Snow Jr. Is pun
tos y Puerto Rico IS. de manera
que la victoria del Snow Jr. fu6
For dos puntos sobre Ell Pto. Rico.
Hay que reconocer que Ell Snow
Jr. es un team verdad.
oBSERvADoR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
DILLARE q
lily accessories n
LMENDOR n
TETlIAN 9
H San Juan, P. Z. I
MADRES

Cuidado con los sintomas de las
lombrices. Estos parasites son los
grandes destructores de la vida de
los ninos. ST I'd. cree que los suyos
tienen lombrices act1e con rapidez.
Dele al nino una dosis dos de la
Whites Cream Vernlifuge. Los pa
rasitos no pueden resistir al uso
de este remedio probado por ell
tempo; las lombriees son arroja-
das del sistema Y ell rosado color
de la salud vuelve a esplender en-
las mejillas del nifIo. De venta en-
lae farmac'as droguerias. Advt.
Seiales En- Que I'd. Puede Greer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16
nEcEA USTED
I'M EMPLEADO?

iTor que no tlarlo eenocer en- In
secei6n de anuncios clasfffcados de
Ell MUNDO, por ser lcida por nil
les de pers0nasl Haga una prneba
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-16

4p qeaOne c0nVencer ESto gentes al parecer mpona
es ell Niger este es el Niger Pero bles cree usted?
III Vo ne WSto ei Niger M ortega iPshi vez.
ademas que " nos enfraecar,os ~ ~
ell Niger dercnte va no ah nor
oar CONN suf;oiar+o - a a. a.
-IY usted tambien Lorenzo
fin cuando mo r.ronoho 49,.
CLIO aconpaaandome a !. nuer+.
1epora saca que ests 1e Me ha
viniera de contestar
1Iedieraneo potica Que en- los Ehos va
poguera mussolnismo A las ua das
IA tests Gobinsn refejaba los entera
bgoes Kaiser Po1itca poaae los compre
litca mpresionando las GDGENEz cABALLERoj
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-10
Silk Hose
Specials

75c Silk Hose, Trade Expansion price. 80. 59c r.
$1OO Starkist Silk Hose, Trade Expansion. 69c Pr.
Busons Full Fashioned Silk Hose. for. 9Sc Pr
Canary Silk Hose extensively advertised $l.l9 Pr
Form Fashioned wears like 81 hose. $l.39 RI.
Sterling Pure Thread Silk, full fashioned, $l69 r.
We are very proud of our silk Hosiery Department.
and believe that you will find our stock as complete
as any in this section. You will find any color desired S
and the above prices represent REAL VALUES IN
SILK HOSIERY. The thrifty woman will take adj
vantage of these prices and supply her hosiery wants
during our Trade Expansion Sale.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-10
Bows Dress Shirts

HONOR BRIGHT, The broadly advertised Boy
Shirt, sells all over America for one dollar Trade
Expansion Sale price .,.. Use Each
large range of patterns to select from These shirts
are made for the woman who does not care to make
her boys shirts and realizes that in buying Honor
Bright Shirts for her boy that she saving both time
and money They are we'll tailored warranted fade
proof and each shirt carries coupon valuable tor
premiums.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-10
Mems Dress Shirts

ST Is Shirts, Trade Expansion Sale Price. oSe
ST. SO and So Arrow Shirts Trade Expansion 81 Is
$3.50 and 50 Arrow Shirts Trade Expansion 81 80
The above shirts come without collars also with col
lars attached and detached Arrow Shirts are guar,
anteed not to fade and will stand the rub and
scrub of the tub We have all of the new spring
shades and at these prices the thrifty man looking
for shirt saving" will go the limit during this sale.
Some men will buy at least half dozen shirts.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-10
ODays
Silk jersey
Underwear

Silk Jersey Knockers. 50 value, all colors $l.95
Silk Jersey Knockers, S. value. all colors $2.95
Silk Jersey Teddies. s. value, all colors $l.95
Silk Jersey Step-ins, 81 so value, all coIors Csc
Silk Jersey Step-ins, $3.50 value, all colors CSC
Silk Jersey Petticoats, So value, all colors $l.95
Silk Jersey Princess Slips. S. val. all col. $3.19
Silk Jersey Gowns, 81 values, all coors $4.95
This is one department that the well dressed
woman cannot afford to overlook, as we are
pricing this silken underwear at absurdly low
prices. Jersey Silk Underwear not on y carries
a touch of refinement but it has lasting and
wearing qualities.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-10

At this season Of the year when conditions have
brought about "Slowing Down" in trade circ les
wakes up, pulls off his coat and goes out after
two things just as sure as the sun shines, which
business has to show either LONG PROFIT or
he President Of the United States has stressed and
oars give an accounting Of themselves, that it is
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-10

lie. Our trade has grown steadily and the time
le Terrell county limits as each month brings us
les. However, we are not satisfied, we wish to
dea in view and realizing that in order to do this
nd that rig hit at this time price reductions should
on Sale. We also realize that when we take off
g Profits with You in Order to Get Volume