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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
LECTURE ON Big TELESCOPE
Prof Wilson VIII Tell Of the Greatest
Reflector.
WORK FROM his OWN HANDS
In~trun-nt ON Wsunt Wilson Made ~
BHunuus Opslcnf EED-rt-Waa
Formerly 80 rhs Vsrtcu
nnurrwufrrr-v

The fraf number af the new SERIES " lee
lures TO BE- given under the auspices ~
Craiantun university. viii take nIac. on
Thursday Marci when Prof George "
Rifuhev 81 The Mount Wilson SOLAR 1hsar-
vaturv. near Pasadena. Cal will GESTURE
The lecture viii be given at the university
auditorium. Prof Rituhev viii tell Of rhz
construction CT hts sixtv-inuh rejecting
telescope. and Of the work il has done in
DhotuEraphinE the wonders ~ the heavens
The TELESCOPES - the largest in the world.
and has presented many new engineering
difficulties Prof Ritchev hinself ground
me monster mirror and the entire nztrti-
ment was constructed from his design and
under his supervision
The photographs which II has already
taken under his management have he-u
actual revelations even TO professional
astronomers. rhev have disclosed much n
the delicate structure % the heavenly
bodies that other Instruments have 80 far
been unable 10 record While me pictures
partrayinE the instrument and many sx-
anples Of It's wonderful work. are Of in
tsrsst IN themselves their interest n made
absorbing by having the mechanism and
astronomer personally explain them.
Pruf- Ritchev has been ranked among
the worlds greatest opticians He To- only
a. Years OF axe. ont he has distinguished
himself b. nine years ~ service at the
Esrites ohservRtorv where. amongst other
things he constructed a tVeuty'-fnur- Inch
rejecting mirror and ground the mirror
Of the siztY-lucIi.
He is preparing to build 1Oo-inch re-
nectinE telescopes for the Mount Wilson
0hssTvarury
Mount wilson was the scene OF a recent
convention OF astronomers. Under the i'm
posing name OF the Fourth Conferences OK
the Information Union % Corporation In
Solar Research. the star gazerz fIoukef to
IL from all parts OF the globe.
Besides the sixtv-inoh rejecting tele-
scope. constructed and used by Prof
Ritchey, there arc many other vonderfui
Instruments on the mountain and in the
instrument shop at Pasadena Prof.
Rttchey viii show photographs OF all OF
these and explain them as TAR as 10 within
the limits OF a lecture.
The lecture series will be coTuuiipeptarv
and. although dealing for the most part
with scientific subjects viii be couched in
language comprehensfhle to the Iavrnau
Prof. Crowley who viii lecture on Yellow
stone Pariz." 10 scheduled for the second
number OF the series.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Fifteen Bodies Are
Taken Out from Mine
Belmont Fire Extinguished with
Little Property Damags-six
Americans Dead

IONARat Nev., Fen. 8.-Four lnurs
bodies IN addition 90 the eleven removed
az O'Clock. making fifteen In au we're
taken from the Belmont mine at O'Clock
tonight through the new SHAFT. The TO-
mains 81 the last -Four are ff4Hhtfunv mutt
ated and "a 81 believed that they came
rom the bottom Of the shaft which is .lgs
feet deeD.
Tie IRE. which began Thursday morning
on the Llhd-srnt levsi is ont and has done
little damage 20 the mine Six Americans
are among the dead the rest being Drtu-
cipally alavonians. Owing 70 the absence
or data az 20 the exact number Of men
who entered the mine. it Is impossible 10
say how many remain in tine Workings but
these are believed 20 be slavouians
State Nine Inspector Ed Ryan is on the
ground conducting an Investigation
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
CuIIed from the Wires

g. Louis was selected a. the next nest
iuE place OF the Nartguai Education anso-
citation, department OF auperiutendentH-
A bali providing for the gradual abolish
meat OF convict contract lahar system in
Missouri was passed BY the state senate to-
day.
The tobacco stsmmeFy OF Il D. Williams
q Co., and ths factory az LaurtH Brothers
q Co., az Richmond. Va. was burned. en-
falling q loss estimated az e150.0o0
The British army estimates for 1EI-I2
issued by War dacretarY Haidaus snow q
total OF gl16. 10000. This % E58.000 less than
the estimates for The presiding rear
me French Chamber or Deputies arrued
friday ON the construction Of two battle
shius az private Yards with the Understand
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
RICHAHDs BIN uNDEn wAr
Petition 60 suhmfr ia To PeouIe Pr.-
senred I'm south DaEoru.

Petition so 8uhmfr IL To Peoufe P,.
ssnred in south Da<otu.
PARIS. Feb. B.-There were r4ofoug
gram. The Richards primary hfl'' r an
its way and the people OF the state viii
say I'm November OF next vear what IN
destination shall be- The petition TN In
itiate the law was presented IN both buu4e-
by Secretary Polly this afternoon. and
Mr. Richards was in the gallery Of each
house At the time OF its presentation. an
Interested 0ul0oker
The house COMMITTEES today remarked 4.
couple Of the small special auuropTss+,r,,.
ana rhs strength 0f the house anti-ann,-,
priation crowd viii be felt our ON rb.-.
The house general bill is almost raad,, -,
presentation and will carry S2.2aa.s7g. an
Increase OF S702.I65 over the same bsu ,f
two vearS ago.
The house apportionment DILL was afv.,
warIning-up hear today. but was nm,
hack until Monday TO see what IN. s.,,.t,,
viii 40 with it's bill at the mesftnE In oon,.
mittee Of the whole tomorrow s,,ani,,,,
The disappointed ones are working hard
70 break the COMMITTEES bill ana the 49,,
promises 70 bs a WARN one.
Aftsr Strengthening seven bills at the eor.-
noon session the house settled down this
afternoon and tonight and pushed thrpur,,
a number OF minor bills. none az -
general Importance.
The plan to secure an Enumeration a..
partment for the state has nor beeu s-t,,.,,
up by itH hackers through their fer.-. l.,
the house Yesterday. which waa a ,.-t,,,,,
setback. They started the biH aaatp -
the senate this afternoon az a coumtst
bill. which will hurry il along and a,.n.-,
20 get Il back IN the huuss in a f.,v -.
N an amended form and try IL out tbe-.
a second time
The bill % give supreme ,o,,r+ s,,.,.... an
expense account which was defeated in the
house yesterday, viii be- hack On reconsider
alton tomorrow.
The attempt 20 cut off volt houutisz came
up In the senate this afternoon on a com
mittee report and an adverse report was
adopted. 1ut the question viii be- tried out
again tomorrow.
Both houses are SHAPING 10 lsiah THINGS
a. faar a. possible frum this time ON ana
thraa sessions q day viii be- the rule from
now 60 adiourumenL
The largest representation ON the ground
from outside az the present 10 the Ioubv
WORKING TOR OF EsainHt the apuuintmeut OF
certain men a. Judges Of tha new Eleventh
oua enough 20 make tha situation Interest,"
inE-
Governor VeEssy today issued a proeiama-
ton calliug for donations for Chinese fam
inc sufferers to be- forwarded TO G. l. Bron-
son. head OF the state Hed Cross society. AT
Mitchell
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-ROOM
Eagles Announce Building Of New
Club House.
SONS OF TIE EEEOLUTIOE ELECT
STATE Society Makes PLANS far Year'u
WorsE-NenHtngrOn for u. -
Grant Post--Mfnor Lodge
Affairs.
Affairs.

The announcement OF plans for the cree
ton Of home for the Eagles aeria OF
Omaha was made at the weekly meeting
held Thursday The club hoHse viii be
erected at Eighteenth street and Capitol
avenue az. a cost OF from $1,000 to $4,000
The building plans were discussed and
committees appointed by William Kennedy.
worthy president. at the nesting last
Thursday night.
Thursday night will be ladies' night al
the aerfs rooms An interesting program
mas beea planned The Benson drill team
VIII be feature. Refreshments and a
dance viii follow ft was made a special
announcement thar the aerte drill team
would give a dance Tuesday evening on
behalf OF the Benson asFis. which suffered
SO severely In the recent cirs.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26


The annual nesting OF the Nebraska So
city o. the sons OF ths American Rsvoiu-
tion. was held at the Young Aan Chris
ton aas0Ciattun rooms AZ 9 D. m. On Wash.
inEton birthday.
Ths following officers and board Of
managers were elected for IglI:
President PressiY J. Barr. Omaha. senior
vice president. Colonel John NJ Banister.
Omaha. Junior vtcs president. CfeurEe l.
LOOMS, Fremont. secretary. Edwin o.
aalstsad, Omaha, registrar. David c. Pat
taIson. Omaha. treasurer. John g. FlaciE
Omaha; historian. John " Bartfu Omaha
Board Of managers, the officers and
Frank " Barclay, Beatrice. Rev. T. A.
arthur. Grand Island. Charles Z Dickss-.
Columbus Herbert n Bushnell. Lincoln.
Andrew r. Gauit Omaha; Jeff W Bed
ford. Omaha
rhe state society hEA. organised Ethan
Allen chapter Of Omaha. and viii install
chaDteES Lincoln. Framunc and others
of the larger towns Of the state this year.
me national congress o. this society yin
1s held Mag 1 % 3 a. LouisViila. Ky. The
ao1iatE officers viii furnish any inforrna-
tiuu uaEaEiinG a0uiicattuu fur mamnsrnliu.
or any Gaalatancs IN tracing the nacasaary
linaags IN the dlinE o. such auuiloations.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

Twelve candidates tor the uatrfarrt,,r A..
gree next Friday night.
south Omaha IOdse Ma. las viii have
work in the third degree tomorruw utgb,
Tbs Ivy Rebelah circle viii meet Az inc
home Of Mrs. william Carbsrry. IA 5o,,tt,
Lnirty-fifth street, next Wednesday ar
eFnOou.
Heilson lodge No. 5I Will confer the thru
desree On two candidates tomorrow uirbr
Jonathan lodge No. =B VIII take their
canuidate 20 Benson tomorrow might
where he viii be- given the third decree IN,
Benson lodge N0 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
MOUNTAIN TUNNEL FEASIBLE
tiaa ssand FRESH seaadussn4n 81
Einamesa and sruanarffy.

DENVER Fen. She transcuntinentui
tunnei cammittse OF the Chamber Of Com
msrus renorted 10 that hodsr to-day that
tho proposition TO build q tunnel thruuHh
the mountains vest Of Denver tnr ths
uaa uf uuuacunrineutal railroads vas
sound. no., only trom a cnEnrial atnnduuiut
hut would advances ths matsriai nIuauerftv
uf Colorado 20 artenf many times
gTezrer thGn rs cusr M Il naid q oun-
utilutiuHal amenameut VIII b. uacasznr,-
nafore tne Etafe can undcrfaEa ne urufenf
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
WOMEN SHOULD USE TINS
70 CLEAR THE 8GMPLEN0H
Ann MAKE THE SKIN VELyETT

HoEs - = Simple lsG4ps fuE q manage
Cream You Can Aagtiy Prepare ~ Moms
No woman need suffer the humiliation OF
an unsiEntly complexion u she messages
the skin nightly with plain osrui cream.
This can be prepared az home az small
cost. ~ VOu get ounces on oerui al the
drug store and dissolve IN scaur pint Of
boiling water ana stir until arnonth
Using this dainty ana deiiEhtful maaEara
cream quickly rtdB pores OF biackheads.
dVorcnnea the oily shiny conditions ana
malEes the skin soft ana vslvefy FiviuH II
a natural. nHalthY tone which uovIfisr and
rogue cannot successfully imitnfo-Adt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
SIX HUNDRED MINERS STRIKE
Entire Crovv'H Vest Pass DISTRICT Ex-
pec4ed tn BE Affeeted In
Few Days.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Feb M-six
hundred coal miners have gone ont an
strike at Frank. Alberta and Michel. Rr4tiu,,
Columbia. and IL is feared that the. whole
Crows Nest Pass district will be affected
in few days
The miners are said to have about abuu.
doned hope OF an agreement being reacba,t
between the miners COMMITTEES and ~.
operators in regard to the annual revision
OF the miners schedule
The output Of the Crows Nest Pasu cou,-
p4ny' mines alone Ia GO0O.O0O toms anr,,sII,,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
CHOICE ASSORTMENT or LACKS

3. Diffenbaohsr, Mra- Morse ana Mrs.
BsulGfl Davis, served refreshments. Amnur
those present were Mesdames Wilcox.
EDDY rraiuOr, DiffsnbaoheF, Dellsworth.
Morse. BeulGh Davis. Worm Ruth. East
man. TechuOr AOiSley Johnson. Jeffooat
Guild. Cook. Marcher. Chatt. Edwards.
Scott. Gift, Daniels. Hacket. C0noiv An
dersOH, Waite. Shaw King. Macleod. Mac
Nair, Conald, Racket. Bran. E. Butler
Maud Butler. L.ampe. Scott Mallory. Cal
mer ana Misses Morse and Davis.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

The degree team OF Nebraska lodge No.
I, knights OF Pyrhias, VIII give It's second
srand bail Monday evening at its hail m
Continental block This will be the ast
opportunity OF the members ana their
friends to snioy pleasant evening before
the Lsntsn season HauEauers 0TcheHtrG
viii play
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

BOSTON. Feb. 3A-T Augustus Hsinze.
uas deliared to-day 10 be worth - ll0o08
above All Liabilities The daclEraffuu was
mnd8 1g his cuunaai Walter j. Badger iu
the continuation 1f hts argument hsfnra
RI Rockwell BAH. a muarnr who Il tnlEin1
taErimuuT Ia the aUit o. HaiuEa aSEafnEt Ger
tain boston brokers Cor the recovery of
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

This society viii meet as usual Sunday
afternoon at o'clock in Baright's hail on
the third floor OF the RohrbouRh building.
Twentieth and Farnam streets. series
OF subjects IL being discussed. The In
fiusncs OF Poetry In National Life will be
discussed today by ". H. Justin. These
mestinEa are open to the public
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

me members u y. q Grant Relief Corus
No 10 held a kensinEtun az the home 81
AfH. D. .. 4WeaEy Twenty fourth ana
tenpiston streetH. In oummeHloFutiou az
WaHniuEtun-a birthday on THURSDAY. The
Spacious nariorB EerH decorated with pa
u1otie hunting and tns national aaIorH
The exercises were opened BY the entire
assemblies singing "Ameriua."
MrH George b. Eadv gave a taIk on hsr
resent visit 10 Mount Veruou ana hsr tray
So throughout the south. Mrs. Bsulah Bur
Ter gave talk an tho lifa aud character
~ washington Miss Maud Butler waa a.
tha piano ana win MIS- HaEcl Morss rem
dered alEne daliEhtfui dlletH. Ms D. o.
8seaEE M huataas. uusiuled bF Mrs. IA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

thursday sveuinE Omaha oourt No. uO
Lr1bs Of Ben Hur. heid a farewell ne-ttuu,
IN Fraternity hail A large crowd wa
out 70 witness class Initiation Of tour
teen Candidates immediately after the ini-
liAlion refreshments were served. followed
by social dance This court wiz from
now ON meet every Friday evening az IN.
Franzsr hail. Twenty fourth ana Parker
sr-estH.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Washington Affairs.

tfrom a STAFF Corresuondeufl
WARRINGTON, Fen 8-tHpeclHi 'rele-
gram Army orders; Captain EIeufherous
II. Cooke, paymaster, is relieved nf-nm dtif,,
at san Francisco and will proceed 10
Honolulu. Hawaii, for duty relieving Major
Ernest v smith, paymaster.
Captain Kirby Walker. quzrtermasteF
viii proceed to Lincoln. H.. for the Dlf-
pose of inspecting public animals TOR cniaI-
termaEter department
Leaves OF absence: Captain LaEvrence ID
Gabeil Tenth Infantry. extended one month;
Dental Surgeon George z. Sfalimau three
months.
The house today adopted the conference
report on the rivers and hhrb0rs bill
President Taft today sent TO the senate
among other nominations. the following.
D. G. Bailey, United States marshal Caio-
RADIO. John T. schmidt, postmaster. Chilli
Gothic. No.
Various statemsutB made In the debats.
Ina the house yesterday ON the ALASKAN
coal lands hiii were denied in an official
statement lssUed by Secretary OF the IN
TERROR Hallinger TODAY
The seeretHry denied the statement that
the local land office IN Alaska had sinrs
January IS 1910 been Issuing patents TO
coal claims. and final receipts tor the
same. ana that moro than 40 Of these
claims n the HaIaila fiieda alone have beFFl-
proved uu IN that time
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

ing that later units would be built with the
government arseuais.
The monetary loss to the state OF New
York from deaths by tuberrulosiE in fplO
u plaeed az s64.oO0.00O by President Walter
+. Wilcox. the Cornell staffaticfRu
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

c. IA. Raczley, captain OF Omaha lodge
No. 4, ROYAL Achates. degree staff. is put
ting the team through a series Of stunts
preparing them for an expected visit from
PanBy IO6Ee No. e. of Tekamah.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
FrassrnaI uaian % a.n-rss..

AZ the prize masquerade given by Mon
DAMN lodge No. H. February 90 prizes
were awarded 70 the following. Mlss Mar
tina Brfttun. Mrs IL Peterson Mis- HeIen
BoOnstra, Mrs. F. CarnOny Mrs. Carney.
Miss Rose La valley. Mr. z. F Wagner.
a. Fielder, "a. j. LaWisss and George
Harper
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

stura uesiaia.us Rlszl.,I EpuaE Hasn
noW r1e1E Hauna Enur 1rdar 10 Gharius
slar. gAonas Wahafar lzaa o. rudsn.nfs,f
H@
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

sales Of Uamased-o v- Handling Gaalir-
A aura Gurs for tnia class OF sales ID fouud
In Bee advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

tuaaDsndsnt oraIsF a. odd EeiIouFa.
STATE lod9a Nos 10 win coufer tho third
ieEres ga aua aandidare tumorrugr niEht.
Hssp.rian snc1zuumeut No. WIN have
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26
Early Spring Sale Tomorrow

Tered
Of D-apeTeS Curtains
in On4hI rev-Ib
ahoutm for
in
gpuce Inside sit =roota sand
long Beneath oft
awayo couuau wand
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-26

Tbs house today adopted the conference.
report on the rivers and hhrb0rs Bill
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
S1.25 White Bed
Spreads, 79c

White Sale special item OF I'M
usual interest to housekeepeTs'
Full size 76xS4 inches, ends neat
ly hemmed, attractive Marseillos
patterns. Full bleached crochet
Quilts. These excellent quilts
will be placed on sale Tuesday
the first day of the White Sale
Quilts that are excellent values
at s1,25 especially priced for a
special merchandising event.
Sale price 79c.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
soc & Csc Swiss Embroidery FIounei
15c and 18c India
Linon, 1oc I'D.

Always an important spe-
cial in our Annual White
sale. This year a better
QUALITY India Linon than we
have ever offered before at
the price. A beautiful, sheer
white fabric for women 8
and children's d r e IS e s,
waists and aprons. Only
new, fresh pieces are offered.
these fabrics are worth 15c
and l8c yard. On sale until
sold in the White Sale at 1oc
the yard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
Special White
Flaxon,
25c yd.

The ideal white fabric for dresses
and fine lingerie waists. Sheer and
beautifully finished, SO inches wide.
There is no wash fabric superior to
Flaxon for wear and appearance. Dur
ing the White Sale beginning December
26th, we offer you an opportunity to
pufChase one of the best qualities Of
Flaxon at 25c the yard-a grade for
which you often pay 35c. All new,
fresh pieces in time for your spring
sewing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
CSC and sec White
Figured Madras,
15c yd.

We offer these fine Madras Cloths
at a very special feature Of our great
White Sale beginning Tuesday, Decen-
nentIv desirable for mems shirts and
wonnen's tailored waists. Pure white,
nneTcerized finish, 90 inches wide in
variety of neat designs, including
stripes, polka dots, flowers, rings and
SQUARES. The, ideal medium weight
white fabric. Not a piece included in
this sale is worth less than 25c yard,
and many pieces are regularly sold at
sec. Your choice of many beautiful
patterns at 15c yard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
Csc Turkish Bath
Towels, l5c

Now is good time to buy a
years supply Of these dependa=
BILE towels. Bleached snow white,
soft and pliable after washing,
will stand the Laundry. Full size
22x44 inches, ends neatly hem
med. A table piled with these
excellent towels will be a special
attraction during the opening
DAYS of the White Sale, and Of
fers one of the creates econo-
mics to the houstlSeeper. Worth
25c each. Special White Sale
price 15c.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
I21bc Birdeye. 79c- Bolt 10 yds.

Special diaper cloth in the White Sale, be-
einn;1er necember 26th One of the best diaper
Cloths made. Bleached by special processes s
free from chemicals and other irritating SUD
Put uro in dust-proof, sealed packages Of ten
wards each This special quality OF blrdeye Is
worth 1870 yard. Price reduced during the
white Sale to zee for Bolt of11O yards.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
1oc and 121ac
Val Laces, Sc sd.

Hundreds of yards Of
dainty laces offered for
your selection in the
White Sale. A pleasing
assortment of designs and
widths including many ex-
elusive patterns of the IA
nous Elyria Iaces. Edges
and Insertions to match.
A rare opportunity to
purchase the delicate laces
you will need in your
spring sewing. Special DC
yard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
Special for Thursday, Dee. 28th.
CSC to SOC Swiss Embroidery with In
sertion to Match, 15c yd.

variety and dantine designs any line sna9ro
Great White Sale The fabric is the finest quality Swiss
exquisite designs appeal like dainty needeor These
Delicate closely patterns scrolls and
ladies
] worth zoe to Soc according quantity
at yard. Sale begins at 9 o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
2Oc Persian Lawn,
127ac yd.
By making liberal purchase Of

By making liberal purchase OF
hundreds of yards of these goods we OBJ
tanned a most liberal concession inprlce
Of which you are offered advantage IN
the White Sale. One of the finest
grades of Persian Lawn. A very sheer,
beautifully finished fabric at a wonder
fnl price reduction. Worth zoe the
yard, but specially priced until sold at
1910 yard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
Announcement
January Sale of Muslin
DnderWear Begins Tuesday,
january 1Sf

THE FIRST BIG MERCHANDIs1NG
EVENT OF THE NEW YEAR Z WEI Ely
c&ARMEN1T rs FRESH AND NAV AMI ANIL
10IT. VIII, BIZ DELIGHTED WITH OUR
6FFERINGs THIS YEAR. T HE =
never WAS A TIME WHEN YOU COULD
TsTJY SUCH BEAUTIFULLY F8llEl44tin
GARMENTS AT SUCH Low PEI 81 =,
: TrTTz VARIETY rs so LARGE THAT
ALI, TASTES NO MATTER HOW CRIT
CAT, CAN BE5SATISFIED.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
Will Be a Notable Event
You Cannot Affor 4 to Miss the Rare Or
portunity il This WHITE SALE

To the economical WOmenWhO plan their shop
ping with an eye to systematic saving, no eYenI OF
GOODS always
goods OF an
carefully
csin of house carrier
ours windows
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22

.25c Figured Linaire 15c yd.
T,,a white Goods Of quality sheer fab
Inc Inc WIZ WI sSsciaifS DESIGNED for service.
Ta18 fn' Of ia Attractive patterns IN small checks
niaidg and broken checks Full 80 inches vice VICE
with a suggestion Of spring in it's dainty iags n
rIaiit;v and appearance Special White Sale
price, 15c ward
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
Special for Wednesday, Dec. n
So 81 Inch FIouncings and Bands to
Match, Sold In Patterns of 5
yds. Each, 49c I'd.

o1eed
inch Swiss with designs f@
spring eelet and solid embroidery effects 5aads SIX
Tegar price of bands patterns
yards bands at 1890 Sale begins promptly
al g. M.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22

sALE BEeINs AT 8 a. Il.

that will be in great request
spring Wide bands N Wa6
world
embroidery Prominent among this handsome collection are
Elaborate scrolls nora s1
regularly Special for Friday only IN any
quantity at 49c yard Nix 48f y =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
1ae Salem Pillow Cases, 121zc

Every housekeeper knows the merits Of Salem pillow
lent and satisfactory service spendidy made full SIZE
36x42 inches neatly hemnned offered in the White Sale
at much than regular prices Sold in many stores at
I8e each. Specially priced at 121ac each
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-12-22
zoe Nainsook $1.19 for Bolt of 10 yds.

Fine French Nainsook for women's underwear and
childrens dresses Soft ustrous finish, made Of first
grade Of long fibre preparing for spring
Sewing not overlook this important item This special
pieces of 10 yards specially priced at $l2 for the bolt