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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1913-10-10

it as if there we're million more be.
hind it. He's no piker, Jim isn't"
What is a piker?" inquired Aunt
Jane.
"A piker is a penurious person,
prone to parsimonious practices in
the pursuit Of profit or pleasure" re.
piled Mrs. Merriwid. "Mr. Burnitt
isn't that. I've been out with him once
or twice and my money was no good.
One of his pet phrases is, Keep the
change That makes him prince.
Another observation that he quite
frequently makes is, This one is on
me- Only thoroughly blue-blooded
individual says that frequently and
as if he really meant it. 1t takes one
born in the purple to give a bellboy
dollar for a pitcher of ice water.
You noticed the roses that came yes.
terday?"
Il spoke of them, if you remember
said Aunt Jane. II told you that they
were perfectly lovely, but it seemed
to me extravagant, especially after
the violets the day before"
Il told him So" Mrs. Merriwid in.
formed her. He laughed scornfully,
almost pityingly, and wanted to know
what money was for if it wasn't to
get the things a fellow wanted. 1 sug.
gested that a fellow might, in course
Of time, arrive at the end of fel.
lows string and get brought up with
disconcerting jerk. He argued that
tomorrow he might be himself with
yesterdays seven thousand years, and
that a fellow couldn't take it with
him, which is very true. told him
that / proposed to hang onto mine,
even If l had to leave a little Of it
to charitable institutions after the
funeral expenses were paid. He said
that he preferred to do his giving
while he was alive"
"Well, it's nice to have a liberal
disposition" remarked Aunt Jane.
"It's perfectly lovely" agreed Mrs.
Merriwid. when think Of all the
bellboys and walters and porters and
taxi drivers and INDECENT tanks who
have been relieved by Mr.. Burnitt's
noble benefactions, the tears almost
come into my eyes, and when l see
the grateful creatures jumping to an.
ticipate his little wants and winkine
at one another behind his back, / real
lie what fine thing it is to be open
handed and munificent and loved. He
Is certainly a charitable man"
TO waiters?" asked Aunt Jane.
"Of course, but principally to him
SELF" replied Mrs. Merriwid. HI
likes to feed the hungry-when its
hiEself-and give drink to the thirst
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1913-10-10

"My dear, what language you are
using" protested Aunt Jane.
Pray pardon me-" begged Mrs.
Merriwid. "As l was about to say
when l was so rudely interrupted,
there was one fine, hearty, open.
handed gentleman, in purple and fine
fine linen, who came across quite fire.
quently with the long.stemmed kind
and such, not to mention lunch invi.
tations, which l beg you to believe,
dear aunt, never accepted. He used
to say that there was nothing small
about him but his feet, and he found
coolies Of people who believed him.
Well, one day saw him hand a fifty
cent piece to poor woman who look
ed as If she needed it. 1t was on the
street and I happened to be right be-
hind them, but he didn't know it.
A couple Of hours later he blew into
the office and carelessly dropped
two-pound box of Doniliccis very best
on my little table, and I carelessly
dropped it into the waste basket"
my gracious!" exclaimed Aunt
Jane. "Why did you do that?"
Because / thought he ought to
have given the money it took to buy
it to his wife so that she could get
her a new hat. The one she was
wearing looked as if she had bought
1t for dollar at a rummage sale. /
told him 80 right out loud and he
was quite offended"
II don't understand" said Aunt
Jane. Ills wife"
Eyes, she was the poor woman he
gave the fifty cents to-" replied Mrs.
Merriwid. HE didn't give it to her
very willingly either. Oh, know the
breed all right. II they happen to
want a blooded bull terrier pup and
their wives happen to want new
shoes, and there isn't enough for both
with a respectable margin for contin.
gent expenses, don't have to give
more than one guess"
Then you're not going to encour-
age Mr.. Burnitt to continue his atten-
tfons?' asked Aunt Jane.
II asked him to go to San Fran.
cisco and repeat his proposal over
long-distance telephone" replied Mrs.
Merriwid. Il thought the expense Of
the proceeding would attract him."
"Why San Francisco" demanded
Aunt Jane.
"Oh, WELL" replied Mrs. Merriwid
perhaps it wasn't San Francisco that
] told him"
Copyright, 1918, by W. G. Chapman.)
L. \
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1913-10-10
Velvet Cake,

Beat the yolks Of three eggs and
whites Of two in separate bowls, add
one-half cup Of sugar to each, beat
again, add whites to yolks, beat again,
then add one round cup of sifted -four,
to which has been added one teaspoon
of creamtartar and one-half teaspoon
of soda, a little salt and one teaspoon
Of vanilla. Stir until smooth, add
slowly one tablespoon less than one.
half cup of boiling water, stir in just a
little at time. This sounds difficult,
but is very easy to make.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1913-10-10
MELISSA SPURNs 4 ROYAL FOUR
FLUSH.

Mrs. Merriwid raised her arms and
with q graceful motion pushed her
coiled tresses upward, securing the
mass with a few supplementary hair
pins. All it needs now is a coronet
or a tiara or whatever it is princess
usually wears weekdays" she re-
marked to her maternal maiden Aunt
Jane. still, | don't know but it does
very we'll as it is. What's your un-
biased opinion, Auntie?'
q think so,' agreed Aunt Jane.
VERY well, them" said Mrs. Merri-
wild, in tone of decision. Well let
it go at that and l won't be princess
after ALL"
Has anybody asked you to be?''
queried Aunt Jane.
"Mr. Burnitt,' replied her niece.
HE has stopped from his high estate
so far as to do me that honor. You
knew that he was a prince, didn't
you, dearie?'
81 must confess that I was wholly
unaware of the circumstance" Aunt
Jane replied.
Dear me, yes" said Mrs. Merri
wild. "One of the blood royal. Oh
certainly And when you're of the
blood royal, auntie, nothing is too
rich for it-not even widow ladies'
Anyway, he's a prince. l know that
for one of his friends told me sc
plainly and unequivocally. When
you're out with Jim Burnitt, your
moneys no good said the friend. AS
long as he's got a dollar, he'll spend
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1913-10-10
strlno Bean and Beet Salad.

Cut one pint Of cooked string beans
in halves and scrape and cut into dice
three cold cooked beets. Line salad
bowl with crisp lettuce leaves, fill the
center with beans, surround with the
diced beets, sprinkle with French
dressing and chill before serving.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1913-10-10
Raoout Of Beef,

Cut 2 pounds Of round steak into
one-inch cubes; put 2 tablespoons of
suet into saucepan and when hot add
the meat, browning on all sides: into
the fat blend 2 tablespoons of flour,
and then add pint of water in which
has been dissolved / teaspoon Of ex-
tract Of beef: add l teaspoon Of salt
and y teaspoon of white pepper and
simmer for IL hours.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1913-10-10
EnqIish Tea Cake.

Take one cup sugar, one-half cup
butter (melted), one teaspoon each Of
nutmeg, Glove and cinnamon, one cup
sour milk, two cups flour, one tea.
spoon soda (wellrounded), one cup
raisins.
Mix the sugar and spices together,
add the butter and cream well. Put
soda In the sour milk and add to the
mixture, stir in the -four, and last the
raisins, we'll Toured. No eggs.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1913-10-10
German Salad.

HALT a cup of roast or boiled veal
cut in small pieces, one.half cup of
beets, one-half cup of celery, two ap.
pies, three salt herring boiled and cut
small; add a tablespoon of capers
and serve with French dressing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-29
Labor Conference Dec. t3.

OKLAHOMA CITY, okla, Nov. %.
a meeting Of representatives Of cer-
tain laborng interests, farmers union,
and school lard leesses will be held at
the Lce-Huckins on December 10, At
that time problems confronting labor
Ing people on the high cost OF living,
am dothcr matters affecting their con-
diuon. will be discussed. and ways and
means considered to relieve present
conditions. Tho meeting was an
uounccd 10 be held i'm the office ~
Kate Barnard commissioner II char
tiles and corrections, but this has since
been changed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-29
EIJLCr RIVER BID LEASES


OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov 2N. Gr-
cause uf So many complicated bids
which th,} believed impossible to ac-
uHlN determine which was the best,
'Ue school land commission has re-
Irrt.d 100 BIDS with one exception sub
m.uad :or leases ON tracts ion the Ci-
w,rrun river bed for oil and ga, pur-
posses Tho board viii requir" an bids
'' ho submitted gi,,ng l2', per cent
ROYALTY plus any other bonus or royal
i,. calculated upon gross production
uu tho 'utir" lease. % is claimed this
viii make 10 $50 much easier for the
commission 90 determine what hid
would hc the best and the sioss pro-
ductlou will bee the basis no matter
how many wells are brought 90 on any
one tract
The commission had four tracts
open Tor bidding one VI them. one
mile and an eighth " the Cimarron
river was awarded ~ j. e. Elliott at
4 royalty ~ 81 per cont IN tract il
located 10 miles east ~ Yale This
B.. believed to be the best hid the state
has received ON any lease VT given.
The commission will consider the bids
AGAIN at the meeting next week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-29
In the Big Disposition
Sale Prices are
the Least

You ever paid for like qualities. Suits, Dresses,
Skirts, Childrcn's Coats and Dresses; hundreds
Of them, the best tailored, the most desirable
STYLES the richest materials it is possible to as
STYLE in hgh-grade garment at the price You
want to pay We could not serve all yesterday.
There was as much enthusiasm among the buy
crs as was evidenced by the salcSpcopIe SO
spop early today You'll find just the garment
You want here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-29

Iclaya former president of Nicaragua
held here without bail on charges of
having committed murder in Nicara-
qua ISSUED "a statement todlt saying
that his arrest was the result of po-
hucal plot and was brought about be-
cause the present President Of Nicara-
sua feared he might return and try to
oust him from power.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-29
Disposition not Profit

Is the object of this event and the prices are
the most convincing evidence Of our intention
Of selling more garments in a short time than
any event this store ever inaugurated. There
will be no disappoinments; you'll be delighted
with the garments, the prices the timely ecoln-
mics; simply come down as early as you can and
choose from the many just the Suit or Dress or
Skirt your requirements demand. The variety
is great enough to afford You satisfactory choice
shop early today.
All merchandise bought today on charge
accounts will be entered on December bills, due
January lSt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-29
NIr>lrnn Ennhii Inrnctrh-

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov IS
Ralph Lopez. the Mexican bandit
fur whom 500 men have been search
.ng the mountains IN this vicinity FOR
"a week. is hiding IN the tunnel of the
Utah Apex mine. near Bingham His
clptrre is hut matter Of hours,
according To infou.~tion Received
here tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-29
1Naanuu,s
Szz.s<suuuu-

viii be given on the evening Of De-
cember =, the speaker on that date
being Prof j. Rothenberger, OF tho
state institute Of technology The adj
dresses will be given for the benefit
Of those now studying German in the
state university
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-29
BOWLING LEAGUE RESULTS.

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Millinery.

The entire selection of Millinery in th's department will suffer the great est reductions. in order to effect a quick selling of all the remaining stocks Beautiful Pattern Hats all Trimmed Tailored Models, every un- trimmed shape, all flowers. plumes. feathers, ornaments, etc., all marked far below any value consideration.
 
 Pattern. Hats reduced to 1-2 prices White shapes, tagals, hemp, peanut. bananas, new goods just received, ,fall will be put on. sale at the very lowest i. prices. ,,l -$ r. Shapes worth 5000. June co En
 Clearing Sale price .4OsJU Shapes worth $5o0 June Wn nE
 Clearing Sale price 41 Yk.JJ Shapes worth $3.50, June !" 01 nO
 Clearing Sale prico' 4i.J8 $l;oo White Ratine Hats, June 7En
 Clearing Sale price ................... Ut
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Ready-Made Sheets. ;:
 10-4 Sheets, made up of extra heavy grade Pequot Sheeting. hemmed stitched, ready for use. $1.35 value, June Clearing Sale Qf 0n price .,..-.---.-.. ...........-..-...... 4 lsEU 10-4 Sheets. Pepperel muslin plain hems, ready for use, Sac value, June Clearing Sale price, Aa 70~
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;3"c Madras, 225c Yard,

Book fold imported French Madras white grounds wit hco'orGd n9ures and stripes, colors are absolutely fadeless, 35c value dune clear- TEo ing sale priCe ...... ZOLy
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20c M hite Madras. Iic,

%%3-inch white Madras, ideal fol shirting and any style of drasses stripes and figures ia staal brooades 20c value June HtcarinA sale JHn Price .................... I%fu
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Art Departments.

Royal Society," finished pieces in large oval Table Covers. Scarfs 'on dark linens and white line, beautiful works of art, we bring these out for show pieces. to make a quick close out of all individual pieces in stock We offer in this sale any finished piece in stock at a dis %.
 count of ....... y Jo6ts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
Scalloped Table Covers

36XS6 inch scalloped Table Covers made of a union linen cloth richly embroidered designs, after laundry ing unlike pure linen in looks, a su- perb value at $1.25 June clear 0Eo ing Sale Price. ce.............................. OJC 2lx27 inch $l .00 value June RE- Clearing Sale Prioe..-...... UJL
 22x22 inch l5c value, June Eno Clearing Sale Price. JUL iSXo4 Dresser Scarf, scalloped all round embroidered ends.
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UI %
 4fsJO
Kinlonas.

Crepe kimonas in quaint Japanese designs, several styles to select from, all 3colors and sizes, $2.o0, $250, $300 values, June Clearing CT A0
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
SeckHe ear SS3 i-3 Per Cent Discount.

Every piece of fancy neckwear of this seasons make, all that new we show in this coliocti of beautiful necllpeces in the stocks we have any shaped collars and neckpiece, priced from 25c each to $500 each. your choice of all lines al just 1-3 their reg ular price.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
W hitc Spreads.

White Spreads, manufactured from the very best combed yarns, perfect in weave designs new, they are in the plain hemmed and.scalloped edges, all grades, reduced for this sale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
$l.225 Countess Silk Crepe S9c

A new weave rough shantung Silk, all pure silk, very desirable for suits skirts and coats, 36 inches wide all pure silk, a regular S1.23 value June olfasins orise Sale G9c
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Towels.

Towels. An assorted line of fine quality hemmed stitched Huck and Damask Towels extra fine large size, all re- duced for this sale
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Ready Made Dresses. .

Any ready made Dress in the house at just HALF PRICE.
 $S.50 Ready-Made Dresses $i.9S.
 An assorted line of ready-made Dresses in Ramie Linens, Crepes. Eponges, dresses in the line that are wonderfully good just in accord with fashions favor this season. June Clearing Sale Price, choice of any iof Hrsss st in ''..'.''...............$ the $4.98
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Our Annual June Clearing Sale will be Inaugural Beginning Thursday Morning and Lasting One We

TO
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Corset Department,

Our June Clearing Sale will place at your .disposal 8 line. of assorted models, in the manufacturers discon- tinued models as they are termed, the models are all new and early season. J l-ong skirts, low topsti you will find tfem just the models that are now m highest favor, these numbers We are deslrous of closing out, as we Will not have, them later, for this June Clear ing, sale we offer. you a choice ot any Corset in the line at just 1-3 OFF.
 ,e Models of the' makes "Gossard', Akabo.' Bon Ton" Royal Worcester.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25

ParaSOIs. Any and every Parasol in colored Silks and white Linen, reduced to strictly half price.
 Drapery Department
 Curtain 7Ee ts and Cottage Draperies. in ecru. crean and white. beautiful assorted line, in newest patterns, cable filet. and nottingham weaves, special designs copied from old heir looms are shown in the very finest values here. We reduce the entire line in the following order:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
Ready-to- Wear Department.

In this department we will have prices marked down to the lowest lev el greatest bargains yet offered, every garment i'll Dresses, Coat Suits, Odd Wraps included in the department will be placed on sale nc reserve. superior advantages offered you here. Make this sale one of the greatest bargain events yet offered here and sale extra ordinary
 TAILORED COAT SUITS-Any and every Suit in the house at HALF. PRICE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
35c Cottage Drapery 25c.

35c Cottage Drapery 25c.
 Line of Cottage Draperies in fast -proof,s colored border on cream and ecru grounds. 35c values .0Eo June Clearing Sale ............ C OC House Furnishing Goods Department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25

These are just few of the many great bargains that await you here our ANNUAL JUNE CLEARING SALE will prove to you the greatest money saving opportunity of tie season. Sea sonable Summer Goods 1hat you need most just now reduced here for VOLT saving.
 The extreme low prl=es placed on all lines are for cash Oily.
 This sale opens promptly at o'clock Thursday mornlng-last only one week
 Muslin Underwear Department.
 The residue of our entire stock will he included in the general mark down prices for this great June Clearing Sale, the general character of beauti- ful UndermuslinS always shown here. guarantees the unusual saving We of fer. you in the great reductions that are placed on every gramtnt Any style garment is shown in this com Drehensive assortment of Undermus- lnS
 Gowns, Princess Slips, Drawers. Coz.
 set Covers, Chem>e.
 Ladies goWfls that are new this season. Products of the very best@ known manufacturers of the east. made up of the very best qualities of undermusln fabrics, daintily trimmed in Athes hessemi-tailored style. every gar ment from cheapest to the most ex- pensive handmade will meet the ap- proyal of the most critical tastes. ,;.,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
Pongee Silk 39c.

Naturel pongee silk full 27 inch' wide all pure silk our regular |: value, June Clearing Sale NG Price .....-...........-..- .-..-.......V y C
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Lawns, Flay0ns ana Madras.

COlored and white grounds. witt prntipe of stripes and floral effects splendid values worth 15c yard, 1nr June Clearing Sale Price ........ | E
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25

with colored stripes, very soft finish, in blues, pinks, lavenders. navy. tan. black. popular for all kinds of gar ments and suits. very cheap at the regular price, 50c yard. pEo June Clearing Sale per yard JUU
 3.e Pi4ueS and WeIts 29c yard.
 2S inch piques and welts, in all white, colored striped effects, worth @oc yard June Clearing Sale 1@n Price per yard E OJ
 :,0c French crepes 33c
 French crepe, in a line of solid colored embroidered dots, the very newest fabrics for the seasons de- mands, sold everywhere 50c yard, June Clearing Sale Price per qQn yard only.-.....=... ...... VOe
 English Crepe l5c
 2S-in. English Crepcs White grounds with navy, hello. black stiipes, worth 25c yard, June Clearing Sale fEo Price - ...... JO
 :93c Cotton Yoiles. l5c.
 27, 29-inch cotton Voiles, in all col ors navy. grey. pink blue, lavender. tan black, red regular 25c value June clearing sale price ..... V C
 2oc Chiffon Voils 25c
 40-nch Chiffon Voiles, very sheer lustrous, in pinks blues, tans, White. navy. black; 35e value, Clear 0En in Sale Price npr HarC E Lls
 Lawns, Flayons anu Madras.
 X wonderful assortmcnt of lawns COlored and white grounds. with printing of stripes and floral effects. splendid , daai.; values Ia Worth bu lSc yard 1nc
 Zee Co!ored FIax0ns !4c
 Book flod colored flaxors, rolored grounds, white ground With small dc signs nisns. zoe value clearing sale 14c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25

Every garment in the stock will De marked with special reduced prices. Tickets, showing you the great savings that will be in waiting for you here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
Laces and EmbroiderieS.

45-inch Flouncings Patterns that are new this season, worked on fine grade of French Lingerie cloth. made up to sell for $3,50 yard. June Clear ing Sale price, Qf, ia per yard " S
 
 20-inch Flouncings,, s1OO value, June Clearing Sale price. G0o per yard ..,....,...... OV1 1S-inch corset cover embroidery; $1.0o value. June Clearing Sale nEo 3 to 9-inch Embroidery Edging and Bands Ice to 25c values, June Clear ing Sale price, o. per yard .............. .-.....-....... Ut
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
Zee (Oi0red FiaXOnS !4c

Book flod colored flaNorS, rolore, grounds, white ground With small dc signs, 2oe value clearing sale 4 priCN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
25c Chifion V0ils 95c

40-inch Chiffon Voiles. very sheel lustrous, in pinks. blues, tans, White navy. black, 35c value, Cltal~ OE in Sale Price per yarG ...... E v
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
::95c otton Yoiles. 15c.

21, 29-inch cotton Voiles, in all col
 ors navy, grey. pink blue, lavender tan black, red. regular 25c value June clearing sale fE nritp 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
$1.OG Tub Silks 69c

36 inch boiled tub silks. guaran
 teed to never fade. ideal for mannisl shirts one piece dresses. white grounds with striped effects, never sold for less than $1.o0 yard, co, June Clearing Sale Price......- U J U
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TABLE; DAMASK

? 1-2 yards wide very heavy table damasE, pure Irish flax, bleached in the sun, pattern excellent.
 $500 value, June Clearing @ 1Q sale price, per yard . AI U
 p inch extra heavy table damask pure flax satin finish, $250 value, 1"re per 7afd .'Sa''nS S'le ''-es 2.Uo
 72-inch heavy Pure Linen, satin fin ished D.mask, SEQ value; June Clearing Sale Price, Nd f0 per yard ............ Sp lsa J
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
Linen SlIceting.

91-inch Pure Linen. extra heavy grade sheeting, round thread. finished soft,
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SILKS.

200 yards of this seasons high qua lity all pure silk shower proof fou- lards. newest patterns, all the wanted shades Foulards ill the heighth of popular favor, values that are never sold for less than $1.50, $1.25 and $1.o0 ward. June Clearing Sale Price co., TT-A~S,sard VSg sy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
PARCELS,
 POST

Shop by parcels post. Out of town. customers can take advantage of these re- auctions. Senu Us your mail orders.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-25
$l.c0 Brocade Crepe De Chimes ,
$3.GG. $2.50 Crepe Volis Bulgaria
 Border Sl.10.

Imported Silk Crepe Voiles. cream grounds. rich Bulgarian Colored bor- dered effects, exquisite fabrics of high novelty, $3.50 and $300 yard
 June Clearing Sale price Cf m Der yard -----.-..-.--.-- " RVO
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SI.50 Chiffon Cloth 9Jc.

A inch dress chiffon cloths, all the newest shades, for waist or dresse! $1.5O values, June Clearing OF q sale price, per yard .....-............ OU l.