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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-08
F|ERCEST FIGHTING Of WAR.
GERMANS IN FRANCE REPUL5ED

ermans Fail to Make Progress Against French Left and
Are Pushed Back-COnditions in France Today
More Favorable to Alies-German Force North of
the Aisne Appears Dimnished-In the Woevre Dis
trIct Today, German Attack Failed and Between
the Somme and Disc, the Allies Have Retaken Most
OF the Lost GrOund-Vienna Newspapers Declare
Bugarians Are Now Fighting the Servians-Fierce
Battle Has Ragged Since Monday Along the Allies
Left and Now Seems Question of Human Endur-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-10-08

The Magnolia Pipe Line company
has found in Ardmore the bravest
set of serappers any pipe line ever
found in any field. 1t means much
to the commercial interests of Adr-
more for the producers to win out,
and the producers have the hearty
sympathy of Ardmore people in their
fight to save the price of oil.
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Marconi Company Loses.

New York, Oct S.-The federal
district court today dismissed the
injunctions sought by the Marconi
Wireless company OF America to
prevent the navy from closing the
company's wireless stations. The
court ruled that it had no juris-
diction.
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Still Bombardinu Antwerp TODAY

London, Oct. S.-A report from
Client says that Antwerp was sub
jected to furious bombardment all
last night. Shells were still falling
there this morning near the ca
thedral.
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Bulgarians Turn on Servians.

London, Oct. S.-The Vienna news
papers say that the Bulgarians are
fighting Servia. 1t is unknown
whether Bulgaria has joined Ger
many or whether irregulars attack
ed the Servians on their own ac-
count.
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Bombs Dropped over Paris.

Paris, Oct. S.-A German aero.
plane today dropped two bombs over
Paris, wounding three persons.
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lyceum News.

Opening number Cavaliers" Sat
urday 8: 80 p. m, High S:h0"l IN
ditorium.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

New Orleans, La, Oct. S.
The weather forecast for Ok
lahoma for tonight and Fri
day is unsettled.
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ON THE BATTLE FRONT, [via Paris7, Oct s.
lhe frces fighting of the conflict has been raging since
Monday along the allies left 1t seems question of hu-
man endurance
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CLOUDY FOR BIG GAME

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. s.
Cloudy weather with probab-
ly rain is the forecast for
the first two games Of the
worlds series here.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Hats, Furs and Dresses.

J.. NJ. GIDDING & CO. are reducing
their white fox sets, which are easily
worth more than $500, to $3.50. They
are made UP with pleated white chiffon
and trimmed with black silk viewer
bows. They are lovely for evening
wear. Then they are showing hud-
son seal and raccoon set which was
formerly $65 for only S45 for the set
in their custom department you Will
find their pretty evening dresses
marked down. There was one attrac-
tive model of a pink pussy willow taf-
feta which was S65 and now is S3S
There are a number Of dresses at this
price. One was even marked from
s155 to s38 and others from $50 to the
same price. There was charming
dainty blue chiffon frock trimmed with
tiny roses which was formerly SAB and
is now s25. Some lovely S85 evening
wraps were marked down to $50. They
nre in several shades, including black,
blue, both light and dark, and dark
bottle green, terra Gotta and Hght
green. They are lined with brocaded
or plain colored charmeuse. They all
have skunk raccoon collars and euhs.
One velour de laine suit that is made
in military style, having skunk col
lars and cuffs, is reduced from STAB 70
$50. There are other equally GOOD
values shown. One green and black
checked suit made in Norfolk style
with beaver collar was formerly $50
and is now S45. Then there is dark
brown velour de laine trimmed with
Japanese sable that was S125 which is
now s58. There are some lovely quail
ity black broadcloth suits which were
SOS, now priced at only s25. They are
well worth your attention, for black
broadcloth is always good, and these
suits are trimmed with Kolinsky sable.
They have some radical reductions in
their millinery department, too. Sew
eral STYLES that were S25 are now at
the ridieuIously low price of s., and
others that were s3S are now $40. Many
Of these models would make splendid
midseason hats. saw some pussy will
low blouses that were regularly marked
s2S now selling for $40. One lovely
combination of Georgette crepe with
railine and chiffon had been reduced
from s18 TO 81. Some were even S35
and now are only SO. Hand embroid-
cred white crepe de chine and organdie
waists that were $40 and $3.50 are
now So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27

At B0NWlT-TELLER'S they make a
speciality of crepe de chine underwear
and it is all very pretty and slluring.
They have some princess combinations,
like the illustration, in pink and white
crepe de chine, with insertions Of fire
pleating and with elastic around the
top and around the leg Of the boomers.
This particular model is $685., and is
an excellent value. There is also
shown a new idea in a French, loose
fitting combination, which is decidedly
plain and tailor-msde looking. 1t has
hemstitching, and the ribbon is drawn
through hemstitched Sits in the
bodice. The bodice and boomers are
trimmed with chiffon roses Of light
blue and pink. This combination is
only 1895. For the same price you
msy obtain q very pretty crepe ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27

chine gown either IN pink or white
This gown matches the combination
that I have just described. Everything
is Empire style just now, and they
have some Empire nighties OF pink or
white silk batiste made in a simple
kimono effect, and they are selling for
81. There is the dearest baby Empire
combination made Of sheer batiste and
generously trimmed with Val. edging
and insertions. There are two ribbons
drawn through the top and wider one
under the bust. The drawers are made
with O curved bottom and lace trimmed.
This combination is sS95, and is GER
tainly worth il. Have you seen the
new envelope chemises? They form
drawers at the bottom and button with
two buttons. They have some very
pretty ones here for 1896. They are of
white bstiste Of excellent quality, and
are made in the fashionable high waist
style and are lsvishly trimmed with
fine lace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27

is regularly marked $3.50, is now sl.Se'
For coat materials they are selling
beautifully marked caracul and SILK
plushes, which were first priced $500,
for only s1.45. One counter is piled
high with shimmering evening crepe de
chimes in all eolors, which are valued up
to 81 and are now $i.75.
Lady Duf-Gordon has been using
some OF the newest Altman silks in her
robes and evening wraps, which she will
display at her coming fashion exhibit.
They range in price from SO to So q
yard and have wonderful colorings and
artistic designs, some of which are de-
cidedly rich and Oriental. A lining or
a touch of one Of these silks on a gown
or wrap would give ii decidedly Pa
risian air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Unique Gifts.
THEODORE b. STARR, INC, have

THEODORE b. STARR, INC, have a
splendid assortment of novelties in
enamelled ware. They have some ST.
Christopher charms which are now be-
ing placed in automobiles, and it is
said that it is impossible 20 get a
chauffeur in Italy unless one Of these
charms is attached to your machine
They are So up. Then they have an
other distinct novelty In leather
strap tablet to be worn on a golfers
wrist to keep score on and il is priced
$3.50. 1t is mounted in silver. Another
enamelled novelty is perfume lozenge
cases which have openwork fligree
bottoms, thereby emitting perfume.
They are $3.50. Then there are some
very attractive hairpin holders for
$3.50 and Dorm powder boxes of en-
amelled ware for $2.75. And pretty
powder pencils for $3.50. There is an
English novelty doll which can be
used for tongs and is made up in sill
yer. It has an enamelled head. It is
s12. Ladies' enamelled cigarette cases
were priced at s22 so, but the work.
manship on them made the price rea-
sonable enough. And ladies' dainty
enamelled ash trays in pink will
catch the eye. Enamelled switch but
tons with wire attached and to be run
with electricity may be mad in several
colors and designs from s11.50 to SIG,
ell equipped. Ladies' sewing cases con-
tanning enamelled gold thimble and
scissors are priced at s7.75. A butter
Ay enamelled menu holder is $3.50 and
is distinct novelty. Children's small,
short-handled spoons of silver gilt and
enamel are S1.75 each and the forks
70 match are the same price, while
the pushers are $3.50. Mems cigarette
cases, suitable for bridge prizes, of
English seal and pigskin, silver mount
ed, are priced s2.75. These are splen-
did values. Silver novelties showing
the trumps in bridge are So. Stamp
moisteners and seals combined are
s450. Then there are the daintiest
match boxes having four individual
ash trays attached for SO. There is
an electric silver candlestick with a
pencil attached, to be used at the tele-
phone, for 1915. Then there is a solid
silver ink well with patent top which
keeps the dust from the ink and offers
a resting place for the pen, for 1915.
II you are knitting for the Belgans
you will be interested in a pair of
silver-mounted needles having a silver
shield for only 81 for the pair. Then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Afternoon and Evening Dresses.

JEANETTE COMPANY, 351 Fifth
av.. have reduced a very stunning
model of an afternoon dress from $50
TO $40. 1t is made of brocaded velvet
on faille silk in Russian blouse style
and is magenta, with skunk fur at the
bottom. The skirt is composed OF satin
charmeuse, and the charmeuse Of black
forms the tight-ftting, long sleeves,
which are edged with the fur. You VIII
like this model; it has lot Of go"
in il.
An evening dress that has been
termed the Cascades of Minnehaha" is
displayed and has been very popular.
It has been reduced from its regular
price of SIS to $50. 1t is made Of a
delicate shade of pink taffeta with
small net sleeves and shoulder straps.
The ruifles on the skirt go in every d.
rection and fall in graceful folds.
There is a genuine bargain in
three-piece grey chiffon velvet suit
which has been marked from $3.50 to
S75. II is beautiful combination and
distinctive in every way. The dress
has grey chiffon sleeves and tunic
skirt. The coat is in Empire style
with a belt of white with silver and
black embroidery.
If you like figured silk you will
want to see their Pompadour evening
dress, which can be made to order in
any shade desired. 1t is marked $780,
For Palm Beach they are showing a
unique frock of embossed crepe in
PINK. This is an imported material
and quite the last word from Paris.
1t is made with circular skirt and
has coatee effect on the waist, while
the sleeves are made of self-color
taffeta.
A Du Barry rose gown trimmed
with old blue buttons has been re-
duced to S45. Their charming mil
linery has also been marked way down
below cost. 1 saw some 500 feather
hats that are now $50. The feathers
are worth more than that, and could
be easily utilized next season. Then
there are some paradise hats that for
merly sold for $50 that you may obtain
for $50. All of their $40 and S25 hats
nave been marked to So and $3.50.
Dancing frocks, which are one mass
Of fluffy tulle rufIles over white mes
saline, are priced S65. These gowns
arc to be worn in Miss Cahill's new
production. They have a wide girdle
of white brocade with tinselled silver
running through it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Nerligees and Underwear.
OPPENHEIM, COLLINS & co. have

OPPENHEIM, COLLINS & co. have
the prettiest negligees in crepe de
chine and silk which are both hand
embroidered and lavishly trimmed with
dainty laces. They come in feshcolor,
pink, light blue, lavender, yellow and
black. They have usually sold for
ten dollars or more and have recently
been marked to $500. Then they have
some charming, dainty dressing
sacques of pink and blue crepe de
chine, trimmed with filet lace for $2.95,
which are worth $500 at least. 1t is
an exclusive model which was made
especially for this company.
Quilted silk Japanese lounging robes,
which are hand embroidered and in
pink, light blue and dark blue lined
with cerise and white china silk, are
also $500, and worth $1,000. l do not
think that ! have ever seen them so
w-priced before. am sure that these
are not Atlantic City prices. There are
some new corduroy robes which are
very durable and warm and are lined
with china silk, and some are even
trimmed with marabout. They come
in wild cherry, copenhagen and pink.
They are priced specially at $500.
The zenana cloth robes in pretty
colors are especially priced S19.75. If
you are looking for dainty, sheer
negligee, ask 20 see their plated crepe
de chine ones. in blue and pink,
trimmed with filet lace and silk roses
and having n sash of messaline ribbon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
7RTFS WITH A CLEVER SHOPPERS EYE

brown serge, combined with black
satin messaline, have been marked
from $50 TO $11.85. They have sur
plice bodice and a fare skirt. There
are some brand new models in spring
dresses for sl4s5, and these are for
stout people. too. They are in plain
tailored style, having the fashionable
full circular skirt. Then there are
some redingote dresses, with the long
lines In the back which tend to make
one appear more slender. These dresses
are sf6.s5. Strictly plain tailored
dresses In black, blue and various as
sorted colors have been marked from
s14.5O to 1896 and 1913.
Maternity Dresses.
They also specialize in maternity
dresses and robes, and have a very
complete stock of them. One charm
ing model was composed of blue, black
or Russian green crepe de chine, with
a net tunic, and having an expanding
elastic belt. These dresses are only
$3.50 and are suitable for very dressy
wear. For 1885 you can get a lovely
crepe de chine dress. with pleated
tunic and draped yoke. A straight
front combination Of crepe de chine
and satin, which is very suitable, has
been reduced from s44.75 to s34.5O. A
silk poplin gown made up in all colors
in a coat effect is priced s24.5Q. and is
worth $50. Simple challies for house
wear are priced S4.75, and may be had
both in stripes and dots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Next Weeks Bargains and Spe-
cialties as a Professional
Shopper Sees Them.

broidered white net over n finely ao-
Gordon pleated underdress with inser-
tons Of filet lace. There are three
rows of narrow black velvet ribbon
which form the girdle, and this new
model has long, close fitting sleeves. II
is priced s75, but this Is reasonable
considering the amount Of hand en-
broidery. Then there Is another ex-
quisite evening gown Of their exclusive
design made up in white chiffon, hav-
ing a very full skirt, with an eighteen
inch band of a delicate pink taffeta
lat the bottom. The bodice has
touches Of soft blue velvet, and is
trimmed with purplish roses. The
whole color combination is truly
Partisan. The price Of this model is
$50. But they also have less expensive
things in this shop, and want to tell
you about some negligees of pastel
shades made up in crepe de chine and
all hand embroidered in self-colored
silk. The kimono sleeves and down the
front are buttonholed by hand. These
are selling for only $3.50. Then they
have some Of the loveliest crepe de
chine corset covers or csmisoles of pink
or white trimmed with filet lace and
hand embroidered muslin bands. These
are marked $2.e5. There are also some
very attractive silk chiffon evening
wraps greatly reduced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Novelty Bags and Pretty Sweaters.

Novelty Bags and Pretty Sweaters
AT ALICE MAYNARDs shop, at
SAC Fifth av, they are showing some
novelty bags made up Of lowered ma
terial and some have unique fruit de-
signs. These bags have been very pop
ular and are priced $3.50. They are
faced with gayly colored satin and have
ribbon strings to match. They are OF
fairly good size and can be put 10
several practical uses. Then IN the
same department they are displaying
French antique party bags, trimmed
with dull gold beads and silk roses, Tor
S.. There are mirrors in the bottom
and they would make excellent theatre
bags, being the size of opera glasses.
OF course you know that Miss May
nard's sweaters are of the best quality,
and they have some Of warm and light
weight Shetland wool in various shades,
including a royal purple one lined with
white. These sweaters are marked
Sl5. There is a mannish sweater coat
Of a wool mixture which may be had
for $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Household Linens.
wALPOLE BROTHERS, at the cor

WALPOLE BROTHERS, at the cor
ner of 35th st. and Fifth av., have
all kinds of pure Irish linen things
that are perfectly lovely. They are
TO have a sale the first of January,
and there you will find many articles
at reduced prices. They are selling
some French all wool blankets for
s25 that are worth at least 1888. They
come in all plain colors such as pink,
blue, lavender, Nile green, etc. The
single blankets of the same quality
are only $13. They are all bound with
handsome satin ribbon and are very
rich looking.
Some beautifully embroidered glove
cases of fine batiste, lined with a pad
ding of pink and blue and trimmed
with lace and ribbons, are selling for
only SO, and they have never previously
been sold less than SO.
Sets Of imported bath towels, at
tractively fastened in large box and
containing a bath mat, are selling for
S4.75 a set. They may be had in pink,
gold and lavender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Evening Wraps and Gowns.

MASON BERNARD has cut the
prices Of its evening gowns and wraps
in half. II has also greatly reduced its
French dancing frocks, which are so
chic and dainty, from $50 to ss5 to s25.
Aren't these worth looking into? At
this shop they do not carry anything
over from one year TO another and have
everything fresh and new, so you will
be able to obtain some splendid values
during the week after Christmas.
Exceptionally smart models are here
reduced to suit the ordinary pocketbook,
and you need no longer look at genuine
French models with longing eyes. There
are the new silhouette, 1880 styles and
Empire styles shown in evening dresses.
There was one stunning gown OF black
faille, covered with black Brussels net
and with thin net sleeves. The bodice is
trimmed with bands of faille ribbon,
and the skirt is mace in full circular
shape, with tunic of net trimmed with
many faille bands. There is a striking
girdle of wide green, gold and black
ribbon, which gives 1t the necessary
dash that a touch of brilliant color
lends to a black gown. You may pur-
chase this for S75, and it has been
marked from $l25 or more.
If you are looking for a remarkable
bargain in an evening wrap, ask to see
their French model made up in rich
brocade, with touches of gold tinsel
running through it in an attractive de-
sign. 1t is made in the newest long
lines and is warmly interlined, and
lined with a superior quality Of Ouch
esse satin. II is outlined with bands of
skunk fur and has cuffs of the same
fur. 1t was formerly priced at SITS
and is now SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Coats and SHIFTS

Don't forget to go little bit of the
avenue and step in at W0RTHS, 45
West 34th st. You will be delighted with
some wonderfully inexpensive black
plush coats which so NIGEL, take the
place of the higher priced fur coats
and are practically as warm. have
found from experience that velvet
keeps the wintry blasts oft better than
any other fabric. These coats are
easily worth $3.50 and are priced
$16.50. They are made in the new fare
style with a belt and have raccoon
skunk collars and handsome jet but
tons. The popular covert cloth suits
in several models and exceedingly we'll
tailored are priced from $15 to $3.50.
The latter have military collars of
beaver fur and some are buttoned
diagonally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Rlouses, Suits and Goats.

HUFFMAN, Seth st. and Fifth av.,
has some imported French blouses
worth up to sos which are marked SO.
They come in crepe de chine in the
new banana shade, white and dark blue
MORE taffeta and other colors and ma
terials. Some have low necks and
others high necks, with white mousse
line pleating, and some have vestees OF
fine white organdie. Then there are
some dainty French corset covers Of
crepe de chine entirely made by hand
and priced at So and So. They come
both in white and in pink crepe dc
chine.
Some OF their serge and gabardine
suits in navy blue, practical for ordi-
nary street wear, have been reduced
from sos to 500. They are made up in
several models of long, medium and
Elton coats.
There are some splendid came's hair
coats in dark red, gray and numerous
shades with contrasting colors. They
are satin lined, and some even have
skunk and badger collars. They were
originally from 500 to s75 and are now
ot eir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
Furs for Women and Men.


REVILLON FRERES, in saith a.
have pony coats for as low as $50 wnn
formerly sold for S55 and $50. Thee
coats are beautifully lustrCus and ST.
lined with fancy silks. Black fox sep
which could not generally be bousn'
for less than $50 at the lowest, are nov
priced at s45. They have large nunl
muffs and neckthrows. Hudson sea-
coats of the best quality Of fur are
now selling at ss5, and they are wen
worth $3.50. They are made in styli'n
models in three-qusrter length. VI
course. every one knows the exeeilen'
furs that this shop carries and WI"
you hear of such values as have msh'
toned, you will know that they are we
worth your attention. Persian 'a',
coats that have sold for 1926 are msrss'
S125. Skunk sets Of fine natural psln
with pillow and round NUTS and anln'
scarfs are now s65, and were first PRES
at S110. II
I learned, as an interesting fact ~
they have an especially prepared p'a
on their 35th st. side, where they
odd fur pieces at ridieulOuslS III
prices, which are doubtless away pes
cost. They have mink, rseeoon ano
pieces at very attractive prices. ~
scarfs range from 81 upwards ana
muffs from Sl2. ~
In their mems department they
showing cloth fur-lined coats IN g
and brown materials lined with -
with contrasting collars, such as ~
sian lamb, beaver, etc. These eosn',
well worth ss5. and are nov se's
for the low. price Of siS. The i's
cloak department has some COCO
gains in heavy English coats IN
seasons brand new styles and is0.
such as genuine tweeds which are P's
at $3.50, Sl5 and SIS, which have
merly been s25 and $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-27
wraps greatly reduced.

LOUISE & CO., of Fifth av., are get
ting we'll stocked with the newest mod
els of millinery, and they surely have
some stunning designs. There is a
sand colOred suede walking hat with a
wide sailor brim for SIS. Then there
is pretty model suitable for Southern
wear Of heavy white linen faced with
leghorn. This is SS5, for it is trimmed
with expensive white delicate feathers.