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\Blzmui"! \ EL P580 Tuna, Feb 6—Luis “-EIIGIAI' lD’S EX} URI
1 ' - am " he... mm .. meow-Tn?! TRADE GROWING
I , has assured the Mexican peep e, b. 6.—
6 BELL-ANS. iriyan interview in the Excelsior. that msgfllfill‘gtfleggglam‘ing the
Answer the Mexican Government does. not at tail—0t am,” this Maw”
59mm Present “memma‘e 8“ ““9 “1".” made by .mm cum-chm, Secretary
‘ money. There has been some anxiety or Slatolor Was in a speech here.
E LL-ANS in Mexican business 1circleis regarding HEW 8d:
the possibility of suc an sane. ! .. th
'0“ INDIGESTION Senor Cabrera stated that other On: export trade is growing mun
measures were being studied by the
__ “—2 Government to relieve the situation
—_ - .._
. resulting from the scarcity of silver in
"" m" Cured ‘" 5 ‘° 1° D3)" most of the world markets; but the
Druggista refund money it PAZO nature of these measures was disclos-
om'nlmr‘rm to cure Itching. ed.
_ American statistics are quoted by
Blind, Bleeding or Protrudiug Pnes'lthe Excelsior to show that the short-
Stopl‘lm 900‘” and age of the white metal is due to :1 mon—
You can get'rattul sleep after the 0901! obtained by india and China.
lounces of silver—or seven-eights of
Mrs. Edwin L. Hoyt and Miss ithe World’s output. it is asserted.
p k Westp avenu w have . Commenting editorially on the finan-
b2" 5 :1: f "3:“ t e, blod ,cia' Situation. the paper says:
9“ °" F” “m on, “Credit has been lost. All or us
are now able to be about.
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countries accumulated 760,000,000 troy,
Mfl'."
lnéllt And for this reason, to insure
the success of another issue of paperv
money, it would be necessary
—especially that o
The» voluntary
by month in value and in volume.
ders are flowing into almost all
great industries, not only from
home market, but from overseas.
“Our expenditure is diminishing ra-
pidly. The expenditure of the depart-
partments which I control will be less
by the enormous sum or £400,000.000l
at the end of the year than it ms at
the end of last year. The revenue
shows steady expansion.
"\Ve are on the high road to recon
cry from the injuries and the retarda-
tion of the war and to consolidatfon of
the great position won by the prowess
But there
is one condition. \Ve must all work to-
, ether durin the riod of reco -
have lost it, but especially the Govern- 5,0,," [r W untrue
of our soldiers in the field.
Mme. Jeannette
SOUTH NonwALK’ LEADING
Corsetlere and Glover
A Few Special’Items for This Saturday
$2.00CORSETSat............... .............. $1.09
$3.00 CORSETS at .................... - ...... . 92.19
93.50 CORSETS at ........................... . $2.95
$4.00 CORSETS at ........... . ................ $3.49
91.00 BRASSIERES at ......... 79c
$1.008ANDAUEXat.............. ............. 69c
$3.00 FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS at ...... $2.39
$2.00 BATISTE NIGHTGUWNS at ............. $1.69
$2.50 Golf Sox at ..... ' .......... $1.69
$1.00 Silk Lisle Hose at .......... 79c
79c Burson Hose at .............. 59c
$1.0to Children’s Jersev Lined Gloves
HOSIERY . GLOVES
$2.50 Pure Thread Silk Hosiery at $1.95 $l.00 Chamoisette Gloves at ....... 79c
$3.09 Heather Woolen Hose at . . _ . $2.49 5430 Leatherette Gloves at . . ' . . . $1.95
. 69¢
a ..........................
$125 JERSEY BLOOMERS t . . 89
89c JERSEY BLOOMERS a? ..... 593
~ These Overstuffed .
Rockers in Genuine
Leather ‘ '
a... y... . e... mess... m. cm... of
- having an overstuffed rocker in your home?
Throne harcoil spring seat and roll arms.
Upholsterd in genuine leather. $65.00.
This rocker of wing construction, is a popu-
lar design. Has resilient coil spring seat and
Phone 909—MME. J EANNETTE—Phone 909
- 56 SOUTH MAIN STREET '
Our Aim Is To Please—Try Us
broad arms. Mahogany frame and genuine
leather upholstering. $67.50.
Thismclnerhasthesame coil spring seatand.
leather. upholstoring as the others. Finished
in mahogany-and very comfortable. Itis' well _
worth. your inspection at $62.50. -
to sur- l
nd it with all kinds of precautions
rou t not imposing it. on
Or-
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l’ Those mm in the Automobile fihow should
m Apparatus-i the convenience
mm a motor car
Coats
1" mm forcmniort ;
a,
on real cold days.
P010 Goats practical
in cut, with pockets and
large convertible col-
lars.
Second flood.
l:- Motor 6118568
$0 and Goggles
Light tortoise shell
rims with insets of yel-
low glass, ‘ ~
$2.00 ‘ 9, 9:1:
Dark‘ tortoise shell
rims with yellow glass
insets,
.— $1.50
Tortoise shell rimmed
glasses with side pieces,
$1.00
Light gray rims with
pale green glasses,
50 cts
Jewelry Counter.
' Baskets .
Strongffirmly woven
baskets of right size and
shape for ‘ packing
lunches when along trip
has been planned.
"An unusually large
showing just now,priced
according to size and
style.
Basement.
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”7 maranoe and offer good protection on a
$000
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This.is~.M’otor Week!
Hats
Snug dose-fitting affairs that “stay put” and
mean comfort every time. They are the tailored con-
ventional type and some are in bonnet style.
Black Satin or Blue Silk Turbans with soft folds
or simple embroidery stitching on the crown.
Tams of velvet with worsted embroidery on the
crown and a. womtcd tassel. .
Cap of brown wool and from the crown there
hangs little loops and ends of dark brown chenille.
A Wool: Scarf to match accompanies this.
Second flood.
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FRIDAY, FEB. 6, 1920
make a. point of seeing the new ‘.
s for traveling the
Veils
01113011 Veils,
'1 l'qu ‘
taupe, blue. “2.3 ,4...“ l
and blur-k. ':
$1.75 j‘f
FancyMesh Veilsmm; i,
and strongly 0.. ,-.._~.
Sold by 1hr _\‘:H'E 4'
$1.00 and 31.25 i
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Shoes
' Brown Norwegian Calfskin fashioned (m long.
slender lines with a‘ medium heel.
The soles of these
shoes have been specially treated so that. moisture of
any kind cannot penetrate,
$16.60
Motor “Mes" Which liiI'C‘ to the knee. .
m with pumps or oxfords, are stylish m up-
At the Toilet Counter
Espey’s Woman ex-
cellent remedy for chap-
ped . nd tender skins,
4»? ob
mmksmeeorzmc,
an antise tic powder" ,
p 20 cu
Tat. 3m mk and
Oat Meal Soaps, are all
good hand stumps,
12 cakes for $1.00
They
long ride.
Main floor.
Imported E n g l i s h
Steamer Bug in brown
and ion. These are soft
and warm and make.
cosy wraps when one is
out for :i longrirlc,
$20.00
Scotch Plaidl.blue and
red combinations.
$20.00 '
New White Frocks
Fresh, crisp Org-miles and French Voile: for
mid-winter parties we arrived .
Organdie Drels with deep turned—up cufi at bot~
tom of skirt finished with narrow picot edged ruffling.
The neckline is round with a shaped berths. collar
having three tiny picot edged mimcs.
and tie sash also I'Lfflcd,
(Med sleeve
$12.50
French Voile in straight one-piece style.
Fine
tucks form :1 yoke in front, and clusters of tucks
slashed to allow a ribbon sash to run. through shape
the waist line.
Narrow lace edging outlines neck and
edges sleeves. _ Sizes 8 to 14 years,
$12.50
Organ
die with trimmed skirt and waist in hem-
stitching and simple embroidery effects. Pointed
berths. collar with lace insertion and edging of French
Valenciennes.
years,
White ribbon girdle.
'Sizesli to 14
. $15.09.
Other models not listed are (anally as simple and
charming in appearance, and so tastefully-have these
been chosen that we are confident of pleasing even the
most fastidious young miss.
Junior Department, second floor.
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Accessories
Black Enameled Cases
fitted \Vllll r-llmll
11185031? 01‘ .‘l lip:
to strap in 1|n- Howling?
board {If :llli ., r: a
$16.03 up .
Leather or Basket Cases '
for mn'ryln: 11.. ~~
bottles. I
unbreakable Bottles. l‘
quart sin-x 1
Motor Robes
Made from “1 ha». of
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woven into wiv \
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live rnlw l~ ‘ r1 .
brown :Hnl
turv.
$20.04)
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tamw.
$8.00 up
Appropriate Candie:
for Valentine Day
SmHBoxes for table favors with cupid or .-. . . . "‘3
arrow keeping guard on tho («not
simple but tasty sweets.
Boxes Without candy,
“Sweet” Hearts, assorted.
“mt" Hm rod and small in >lT’J'.
Large “Kiss" Hearts,
Apple Jolly Hearts,
Red Jordan Almonds,
l‘ 1“ . l
1” mt. H17“
J) (in: PFCll
'(u (“is Li lb
mm: 2» lb
31'» z :1 ‘0
511%] .1 lb
5] m ,1 3h
Red 3331an l‘iPal'i slllilh- and of gvllt-l‘ul;~
“Vanity Fair”
Undergarments De Luxe
Glove Silk Vests-Md-
ioe style, - in delicate
pink. These are finished
with straps of the fabric
(hintily. hmnstitched,
$3.98
Main floor.
51-00 and filoU
"Knickers"
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