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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-17
An Exceptional Clubbing Offer

The Western Farmers Review as you prob
ably know, is the largest and most practical weekly
farm paper published in the Intermonntain West
1t doesn't try to farm the whole United
States, but gives it's readers only such things as
have practical application in this section
AS it's name implies it gives the Idaho farmer
each week digest of all the important news of the
world in addition to weekly review of the best
things appearing in the Eastern and Western farm
journals-at all times applying this test to each
and every artice-''ls it applicable of interest
to settler i'll the irrigated Northwest?'
In addition TO publishing general farm news,
the paper has special departments on Poultry
Dairyng, Live Stock, Horticulture Co operation etc
You wont find any tiresome long MINDED
space filters in this paper-1but the contrary
will find the contents crisp, concise and boiled
down for busy farmers
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-17
SERIAL No OIia2i
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

department OF The Interior-U. 3, Land
once at HALEY, Idaho.
August Goth, 1915
Notiee Is hereby given that Frank Cross
OF island, Idaho, who ON August 9th, 1912.
made Homestead entry. Serial No OIis2I
Tor sWlt Section 80 Township IL south
Range ~ r. Il NJ. has filed notice of intention
To make Final Three Year proof TO establish
claim 10 the land above described before T..
w. Howard, L ; Commissioner, at Oakley
Idaho, on the 18th day Of October, 1915
Claimant names as witnesses: John w
Mitten, Henry Croft, Thomas u. Nelson and
Adolph Larson, oil of Island. Idaho.
Oh j. E. WILLIAMS, Register.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-17
How TO Give Good Advice.

The best way TO give good advice
is to set a good example. " hen 9th.
ers see how quickly you get over your
cold by taking Chamberlain Cough
Remedy they are likely to follow your
example. This remedy has been in
use for many years snd enjoys an ex-
cellent reputation. Obtainable every
where.
Advertisement
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Serial No. 0i367 & Oy2sI

serial No, UI5bI 0v2sl
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department. OF the Interior-U. S. Land
Ohite at HALEY Idaho
Aug. 3lst, 1918
Notice Is hereby given that Ormus A. Gee
OF oahiey idaho who ON October 2lth 1908
made Homestead entry. Serial No OIB7 Tor
NWh, Section u, Township lbs Range 20 K,
ana who on November 10Th 1910, made
ADDITIONAL Homestead Entry Serial No Og2sl
for sl-2 SWl4 Sec 8: SEA- NEl.1 Nell
sEl-4 Sec, IL, Twp. l5s. Range % East, Boise
Meridian. has filed notice OF intention to
make final Five Year proof TO establish
cain 10 the land above described, before
J.; W Howard, us. Commissioner at Oakley
idaho on The 2ist day OF October 1915.
Claimant names MS witnesses George II
wells George Hutton, William A LYMAN
ana CHARLES II. Craner, all OF Oakley, Idaho
w J. E. WILLIAMS, Register
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Serial No oll720
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interlor-U. s. Land
once at HALEY, Idaho.
August 25th, 1915
Notice lis hereby given that William III .
thompson OF Burnley, Idaho. who ON July H.
lsi2 made Homestead Entry. Serial No
9ili20, for Nl-2. Sect, ~. Twp i2s. Range 20
East, Boise Meridian, has III led notice of in
tention 10 make Final Three Year Proof
10 establish claim to the land above de-
scribed before A q. DeMary. . = Com
missioner, ut hurley. Idaho on the 4th day
OF October, 1915
Claimant names as witnesses: William
=, Shepard, Alexander s Elquist, j. Will
Eiqnlst and Thomas II Clark, all OF Burnley,
Idaho.
Vi j. +. WILLIAMS, Registrar
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SERIAL No 0I04T5

FOR PUBLICATION.
Depar' ment o' the Inserior-U. s. Land
once At HALEY Idaho.
August Goth, 1915
=, Notce is hereby given that Urilda j
Mcbride, of Oakley Idaho. who on Octohsr
So' u, lgll, made Homestead Eutry, Serial
40, olo4'5, for 81, Sec. 32, Twp. 12S. Range 20
~ r, u N: mas nled notice OF intention to make
ne and above described before l. W. How
ara y 3 Commissioner, nj Oakley Idaho on
he 18th day OF October 1916
oIsihhnt hhm.s as Witnesses Luther d.
Cowan, Glen q. Mcbride Of Oakley. l. pbo.
ana Joseph II. Robertson Jr. and Emma
Robertson of Bolder. Idaho
os j. Il. WILLIAMS, Register
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OUR PUBLIC FORUM
Hon. Elihu Root
On WOman's Sphere

The question of Woman Suffrage is an issue before
the American people. Twelve states have adopted it.
four more states vote it this fall and strongly
urged that 1t become platform demand of the national
political parties 1t is therefore privilege and the duty
of every to study carefully subject Hon Elihu
Root in discussing this question before
convention OF New York, recently said in part:
Il am opposed to the granting OF suffrage to women
because believe that it would be loss women, all
women and to every woman and because believe il
would be injury the % every man and
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LISA! Advertisements.
SERIAL Nos. 0lb2l0
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department OF the Interior u. 5, Land
once at HALEY. Idaho;
July 10Th, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that John T. Kidd
OF Oakley, Idaho, who on May 9Th, 1914
made Additional Homestead Entry, Serial
No. Olh2iO, for WIZ Nkl4Ni-2 SEi-4, Section
u, township 10 3, Range % East. Boise
Meridian. has filed notice OF intention to
make hinal Three Year Proof, TO establish
claim TO the land above described. before
Idaho Oh the zist day of September, 1915.
Claimant names AS witnesses Stephen
FROST, Bert Aarrs, Hans p Nelson aud Olaf
r. Anderson ali OF Bolder. Idaho
SIT j. T.. WILLIAMS. Register.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT
OF Cassia { ounty, State of Idaho.
In the Matter of
the Estate of Notice to
HyRuM STRONG, Creditors.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters of
Administration on the estate of hyrum
Strong, deceased, were granted to the
undersigned on the goth day of August
1915. by the Probate Court of Cassia
County.
All persons having claims against ,aid
Estate are required to exhibit them to me
for allowance, at Oakley, Cassia County,
State of Idaho, within ten months after
the date of this notice, or they shall be
forever barred.
Dated September 3rd, Iors.
MARY MATILDA STRONG;
Administrative.
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HERE'S A BARGAIN

Through special arrangement with the
publishers Of the Western Farmers Review, we
are in a position to make
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-17

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one-half a cupful of butter and the yoIks
OF four eggs beaten in which one-half
teaspoonful of soda is dissolved, and one
and two-thirds cupfuls of -four in which
one teaspoonful of cream of tartar is
mixed. Flavor with one teaspoonful of
vanilla. II this cake is baked in square
pan, frosted with vanilla frosting,
marked in squares, and each square or
namented with an English walnut, il is
very nice.
Pineapple Ice Cream-One pint each
of milk and cream. the yolks of two
eggs, one lemon, and one large pineapple.
Dissolve two cupfuls Of cream and one
half pound Of sugar in a double-bo boiler,
cool. Add the beaten yolks. Prepare the
pineapple, removing eyes and core. crate
the apple and dissolve in one-half pound
.of the sugar. Freeze both the cream
and the milk. Stir into il the pineapple
and lemon juice, and again freeze.
Cheese Fingers.-Roll out a sheet Of
pun paste very thin. brush over lightly
With ice-water, cut il into strips about
five inches long and half an inch wide.
sprinkle with grated cheese. Put one
strip over the other, lay on a creased
tin sheet and bake in quick oven ff-
teen minutes
Baked Huckieberry Pudding--Mix two
cupfuls Of light brown sugar. thrce-quar-
tefs cupful Of butter. one cupful Of sour
milk. -four egg, one tenspoonful Of soda
and one quart Of huckleberries. Make
= dough a. thick IS fer jelly cake. Bake
Of an hour in q moderate
oven. Serve with hard sauce.
Dorothy Dexter
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lite in composition, but of much coarser
texture. Mica bearing pegmatites are
associated with crystalline rocks, either
ancient metamorphic or igneous rocks.
A study Of the geologic map Of North
America issued by. the United States
Geological Survey shows the distribution
of these types OF rocks. The absence of
areas of such rocks indicates the absence
Of good deposits of mica. and their pres
ence indicates possibility of the oc-
currence of mica bearing pegmatites.
Large areas of these metamorphic and
old igneous rocks are shown in the east
ern Appalachian region, extending from
Alabama 20 New York; in the New Eng
land states; in the Black hills Of South
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Barre, Vermont


ulately clean and suited TO the article
TO be ironed. Irons come now in all sizes
for all purposes.
Heat irons slowly, but have them very
hot before starting, even if they must
be cooled later. Try them on soft
cloth.
The ironing select also must be clean.
For fine lingerie cover the ordinary
ironing-sheet with thin material; for
embroidery and lace use Turkish tow.
Fl. pinned tightly around the board. To
stifien articles slightly without starch
rub them on the wrong side with warm
water and borax.
To clean the irons, If starch sticks
rub them over fine emery paper, then
with a little parafiin wrapped in mus
lin. II an iron becomes rusty, scrub Il
very lightly with lard. Wipe il careful
" with absorbent cotton 70 remove all
traces Of the lard.
Never allow irons 10 get red hot, as
IL takes the temper out. DO not put a
hot iron in water 20 cool i stand IL on
one side for a few minutes.
Il is umwise 20 put irons directly over
the gas fame, a. i spoils the iron. In
the absence Of q special device for hsid-
ing them US an asbestos mat.
When possible. colored goods should be
ironed on the wrong side then pressed /
on the right. This brings out the col I
orinr No wool underwear ought % b. /
ironed. a. ironing causes Il 70 shrink
Irish World.
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DESCENDANT OF
INDIAN PRINCESS
Mrs. Norman Gait Traces Her Lineage
Back TO Poca-
hontaS

\ Washington, Oct. s.-A descendant o.
Indian royalty viii be first lady OF the
land. Mrs. Norman Gait. who will be
come Mrs Woodrow Wilson. Is proud
Of the fact that she is descendant, in
the ninth generation from the marriage
Of John Rolfe and Pooahontas, the In.
dian princess who saved Capt. John
smiths life when the English colonist
was TO have been killed al her fathers
orders.
X W. Boiling, brother Of Mrs Gait,
yesterday confirmed the family's dec
cent from the Indian princess and the
British colonist. lie added that the
family had always taken great pride in
their lineage.
Pocahontas is familiar figure in
American history. Every sch00lboy
knows the story Of her Intervention 20
save Capt smith when old Chief Pow.
hatan. pocahOntas' father. decreed that
the explorers brains should h. dashed
out on a stone. pocahontas. smith him
self related IN his memories, threw her
own head On the stone and demanded
that her father take her life in place Of
the settlers Her father. Capt smith
declared. was 20 impressed - tins sTir-
il Of sacrifioe that he freed the explorer.
Subsequently tire tribe which Poyhatan
ruled became very friendly with TIE
jamestown Virginia coionists. and
John Rolfe. an Englishman q sturdy
stock. was later welded g. the Indian
princess
Richmond. "a. on. s-N1.fia records
IN the Virginia state library - not indi-
cate the relationship 81 Mrs. Gait h fhs
famous Indian princess, they d state
very clearly the convection 81 THE Boil
ing family witb pprahuntas
Jane Rolfs. daughter ~ Thomas Rolfe. Z
who came e. Virginia in igsa and sstfled
nt HenieufsaIis. sirtsHn mlHs trl0s
Riehm0na. following the death in Eng-
lard IT his FrrHnts. lohn Haifs anf
Pors i.outas Bulie uus married fn lE7EI
b. Col Hsfaart nrInF Of HaIfugs han. +
pear Hrnafusa Erglaua. who sftfies ~
Yirriria Is 8ssa. follrwfnn 80 truufiiuus 4
fsvs ~ the stuart kings Tt9anr = rsar /
.stsr. shs lsft une snn Robert E.dflinr 4
pouhatan Ha1in1. dssesn5snf ~ this I
Boiling ran fs Congress sesznst gnirr
Fnrarirt - Enauaks Va nstarrurE
speaker 81 t1s Hpuss 81 Esgrsssr.snsfsss.
80 wrs hmsH 3 8ss-aHaaHs - pos
a1rtss. tsinz sgz uf Hnns ndrIirr-
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Towels

One Lot OF I2x23-1nch turkish
Towels. In basement, each sc
One Lot of Huck Towels, l4x27-
inch. In basement, each 80. SC
One Lot of rox3s-Inch Isc Huck
Towels. These are seconds. In
our basement, each ........9c
One Lot of arx44-Inch Turkish
Towels, very heavy. You have
paid from zoe to 25c for this
same Towel. We have been get
ting 20c. Now in our basement
at 13c each straight, per pair, 26c
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Topics of the
Home and
Household.

Use oil Of cinnamon on warts and they
viii soon disappear.
To prevent icing from running light.
IL dust cake with cornstarch.
Chocolate and caramel icing, when
made Of brown sugar. have a richness Of
flavor that cannot b. impaired when
white sugar is used.
A heavy fat-iron, weighing seven or
eight pounds, will do better work IL IL
i passed over tie clothes once with a
firm steady pressure than a lighter iron,
hurriedly passed over the clothes two or
three times.
When recooking beef add Drowned on
ions; mutton or lamb, Drowned onion
with chopped celerys veal, lemon jrice
and onion Drowned in butter. and chick
en- twice cooked neels parsley and eel
cry salt 10 tone il up.
II you want % convert plain apple
sauce into a really delicious dessert mix
in dates stoned and cut into pieces, or
half a cup 81 English wainuts, some
plump raisins % Grange PEEL IN fakes. Il
j. surprising the change such simple ad.
ditions a. these wif make.
A good and an inexpensive breakfast
sweet - apricots Measure the fruit.
nd to each pint allow three -fourths ~
! pint II sugar. Cook over a slow frs,
stirring once in = whils until the mar
ne iads j. thick.
For ironing Day.
First ~ en- the lfons must b. irumsc- !
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Dakota; in the Rocky mountain region
from New Mexico TO Montana; and in
many smaller more or less isolated areas
in nearly all the western states from
Texas TO California and Washington.
The same map shows large areas where
the older crystalline rocks are covered
by a mantle Of younger sedimentary
rocks ranging in thickness from hun
dreds 10 thousands of feet, and where,
accordingly, mica deposits are not like
~ 20 be found.
In 1914 the mica produced in the
United States was valued at S32s.746.
The output OF sheet mica amounted TO
558,933 pounds and that Of scrap mica
amounted 90 $3.50 pounds.
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MICA IN 20 STATES
In 1914 the Value Mined Was About
ss7s,746.

Mica is of widespread occurrence and
has been mined in many countries, but
the worlds production has come chiefly
from India, the United States, Canada,
German East Africa, and Brazil. Depos-
its of probable value are known in more
than 20 Of the United States. The dis
tribution of mica deposits can be best
determined by knowledge of the rocks
with which they are associated and their
geographic occurrence. The matrix Of
mica is pegmatite, rock allied to gran
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Tsstr Rsapsa

Date Cream pif-Bake q single rich
crust in q deep pc plate o. TN, which IL
better. prioking 4 thiekly b prevent ris-
iug ~ hisfering To each eiFht-inch
10 plate afiaw one and one half cup
fuis 81 STONED and chopped dates. mixed
with sufIeisut sucetened and favored
WHIPPED cream 90 On Cover the top
uith q rneringue drowned lightly. and
ulssn cid datted vita hits If bright
rad jelly. This = ns roud as i ioots.
Dtstfr Fritters Wash Nen ir fslfr
oEr liquid q dp1en uvsterss lalor them
nnd ad8 enc eupfui &c Huur. SEQ wti-
taaten erFs. = tsnErnuuful - baking
rlrudar and bali n rurfui Ell aasik 1irur
in q KEITH 81 hot fat ard after working
fur uinats turn thrm ossf. Drain
rarsfuliF ard ssrrs VITA tNttsr and eut
lurarn
Crrrlwrrr numrfirf -raH auf iar-
~ " dunsfziur ernst rtrV fhins Truud
ftirkir uth so rrarl-rries rolled III
s1,rnr rrH 70. ffurt tta siees trtfiT
ana sfsnu -i.aH hsar. Serve
slth fairy tafter rudfina saurf fueas
e. folirusf Nus ~rtu f ra,rer 80
s1rnr erasmsE wsth nmf laFns tatir-
sf.larfri - tmfts~ then best hri1lr
uft ttF wfsk ~ e. eE unt rsr
s'I1nrft ana rreauT Best So uiitf A.
} ssif frrth. ma i,ritir ~ thu-u1,ri u. {
'lsrf ~ ezass Fi.h afrsstts Hft urt
msr ssanE - So . e. harasr-
Nnu1n Ea&s--taar rusal q sursr Z
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Ribbons
Bed Spreads

From now on you will find
extra values in Bed Spreads
in our basement. See the fell
lowing:
One Lot of Full Size sr.oo Crochet
Bed Spreads. In basement at,
each ...........'.......
One Lot of Extra Heavy s7.5o
Crochet Spreads. In basement
AT, each '.-.......-.....s S1.T9
One Lot of Full Size Satin Spreads.
These are $3.50 Spreads. Very
fine and beautiful patterns. In
basement at, each ......S2.49
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Dress Goods

We have just received from
the Hamilton Mills one case of
Short Lengths or Remnants
of All Wool Serges. These
come in three grades and in
all colors, mostly in Navy,
which is the best color. This
will be a great sale for those
who have young ladies to
dress.
These Hamilton Shorts will be all
displayed Saturday morning in our
basement.
Hundreds of pieces-a whole case
of Hamilton Shorts in our Basement
Sale.
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Save The Baby
Use the reliable
n o RLICk'S
ORIGINAL
Matted Milk

r-tzzilis ev--T r,e-t - re t,rty seiri-rrss-'
A-s5u-a-s - fheusanas - F'f.vss-asrs
MazAs~s ar,c Nu-e-s -. wrrid rrsr So
sns~s st.nr . cunrssr e a rsr.u-v.
Ca-w--i--rt n, r-setir7 -l-- aa1itiruaf
f-siiEr.uui-s1- si~sFsT t,ss-E ~ sn,-ss
sr---s r't-r ,-h-s fru1s -. fsA
Sv-zr1s f---. BoeLgcE s Rs-iss. -
WNs ssbsutrts isssIsss - eoos-
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RESIN0L BEGINS
TO HEAL SICK
SKINS AT ONCE

Ton don't have - WONDER II Resi-
nj Ointment i doing you good. 10a
KNOW q is. tccause the first Erpliea-
tian Et1rs the itching and your tortured
ssin feels col nnd comfortable e last.
WY don't VOC Try this easT Resinsi
wEY - hHal eczaEnn ~ similar siin erur-
tinnf Ensin0l cissrs away rinrias. tua.
ard is a valuable huusehald rrmedy for
uuts. sores burns. ehnfnrs. etc. Il has
i.ssn rrescriisi ~ dgctors fur ~ years
szf cantains nuthinF o. irfurt ths I'm
dsfest slin- Sold - al t-urris.a
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HOW 10 kip BABYs SKIN VIII

n rsrulnr uss 81 Rssinrl sag 10
usua1lT enou9h g rreserf thu@ ais-
E3 laws NfH 81 AEfa ~ "a.
frsts tseEus Essinai srsp De- ri.sslutslv
ruFs srf frsa frou hsrst arEari go
sszzs1d t.s-russ u eantsins IN Eseinsl
f1s5irssian, IN uflh - rEry rtgsi-
rinrs rs1v fur an srott1sz
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A. P. ABBOTT CO.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
Opening of Our Bargain Basement
This Week Saturday. October 9Th
A. P. ABBOTT co.

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yH d Nm w MTph ynanhy
They re M HM k
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One Lot of Fancy Silks in Light
Blue, Nile, Black, Pink, Lavender,
Old Rose and Tan. These are
25c Silks, sold to us to sell in
sale at l9c. Now they are in our
basement at, per yard ..12Hc
Call on this lot early. No more
at this price.
One Piece Yard-Wide Black Silk
Messaline. Compare with $l.00
Messaline. In basement at :. /. .69c
Ribbons
From now to Christmas
there is a big call for Wide
Ribbons at small price. These
values will surprise you. You
will wonder why the price on
so good a quality.
One Lot of All Silk Ribbons, from
to Az inches wide, in all of
the light shades. In our base
ment, per yard .....lOc
One Lot of 4-Inch Corded Edge Rib
bon in light shades. In our base
ment, per yard 10c
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In Our Bargain Basement!

One Lot of a5-Inch Bleached Domet
| Flannel. In basement, yard SC
One Lot of 3a-Inch Iazc Bleached
Outing. In basement, yard. !. (. &c
One Lot Yard-Wide ra1ac Bleached
Outing. In basement, yard. 1Oc
One Lot of 6-Ounce Duck at. lie
One Lot of 7-0unce Duck at. .12K c
F.! For tents and heavy work. In
basement. Cannot duplicate.
One Lot of 3Ix4o Babies Double
White Blankets. These would be
cheap at SOC per pair. In our
basement, per pair ........... 39c
One Lot of Yard Wide Bleached
Cotton. In basement, yard. &c
One Lot of s6x4a Bleached Pillow
Slips. In basement, each Sc
One Let of Best Cotton Crash,
full selyage edge. In basement,
per yard .................... &c
One Lot of 4a-Inch Pillow Tubing.
In basement, per yard ........ 14c
One Lot of Yard Wide White Pills.
sic. In basement, per yard. sc
5sx6o Turkey Red Table Cloths.
In basement, each .......,....5 sec
One Lot ali Yard Mercerized Table
Cloths in Damask patterns, all
hemmed. ready to use. These in
basement, each. ............,9 CSC
Less than SOC Damask by the
yard.
One Lot of 55c Bleached Mercer
lied Damask. In basement, per
yard ..........., .'.....' 0Jc
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Ladies' White Waists

On one table you will find a
lot of Ladies Waists that are
values which you cannot 1du-
plicate. These are made in
the heavy Voiles and Muslins,
in a variety of different
styles. This lot of Waists,
your choice, only ACC each.
See these extra values in
our Bargain Basement.
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Remnants

All of our Remnants that
are usually held back for the
Semi-Annual Sales will now
be shown in our basement.
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For ironing Day

riF'' q N 'a' ''oH' must = i''u'e'
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: One Lot of Light and Medium Dark
= Prints. These are clean, perfect
Z Prints, for comforters, covers or
children's dresses and aprons.
4 You pay &c for this kind. Now
in our basement at, per yard. DC
Z One Lot of Yard-Wide Percales.
; These are short lengths OF Toe
and l2hc Percales. Basement,
per yard ................... &c
One Lot Of Very Fine Mercerized
Figured Pongees. These are short
} length of 25c cloths. Basement,
per yard ..........l.........15c
One Lot of 3a-Inch Fine Renfrew
I5c Ginghams. Please notice the
width. Basement, per yard. SC
One Lot of Ioc Galateas in. Assert
ed Colors. Basement, per yard, 14C
Renfrew Devonshire Cloth in Short
Lengths in basement, per yd., 15c
One Lot of Moleskin Shirtings.
These sell at Ice, all good styles.
In basement, per yard .12Kc
One Lot of Double Fold Scotch
Plaids, l21ac grade, for school
dresses. Basement price, per
yard ...................
A Good Assortment of IaHc Krin-
kle Cloth. Basement, per yd., 10c |
Half Bale of Good Heavy 4o-Inch
Unbleached Cotton, a good &c val
ue. In our basement, per yd., sac
One Lot of Ioc Outing Shorts
in best colors. In our basement,
per yard ....................7c
One Lot of Baby Blue roc Outing
in basement at, per yard Sc !
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-08

If you want good, warm,
serviceable Coat, you will find
some good values in this lot
of Coats.