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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

NEW YORK March ~ cotton op
oucd worry steady today with prices ou .
upward trend BROKERS had considerable
volume NJ outside buying orders tu mn
Al the end " the first half hour M hus.
ness prices we're o 10 points over Satur
DAVIS close
Profit taking 10y longs became rather
free at ne" advance and soon weighed
gtlusi values A. noon tho trading
months were I tu = points under Suiur
DAVIS final prices
" 72tO bales al told gave the market n
,teadler tone In the afternoon and nt ! 30
prices were only fu I pOlut- down NET
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81 Louis Ii,cstock

sT Louis March H Hog receipt
3 500. steady TO strong pigs and IRhH
81 1IGI1 20. mixed and butchers WWW
& 70 good heavy S6e5d 10
Cattle receipts 1900 steady, 1tiye
beef steers S1GtS 70. COW. and hrifrrs h"N
a. "a. Texas aud lndHu steers - IoG
% COWS and hclfcrs Ai'o native caves
XGtlO
Sheep receipt, 200 steady native
muttous 81 Iins. lambs NsNjg9N. ycai
lugs Si5Om 20, rheared }rurllug- Wy
~ Z ~
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LIVESTOCK


kansas city Ii,cstock.
KANsAr cry, MO March /"
Hog receipts 600 lover uulA
50 t5aG 10. heavy $500 N. light tn'""
Up5. pigs 81 25HGO. .
untIr receipts 1908 ,trHdN prime
fcd steers s. 2dGsdO; dressed hrri -'e'I7
81 alm1 hrlf,r, 81 g5m s. DU, No'k"r- NJ %
az N
Sheep receipts 1000 strong Lambs
81 y1dg 81. yeurliugu N'uH W "'ih'I'
81 ..IAI5. owes E1H7E
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NEW YORK March ~ A further
rise NJ Z points In BethlrhCm steel was
the dominant feature Of tndays early
operations The stock rose 10 - new
high record, and Is points above lty
price of last Friday. Further realization
N the compunys increasing business
and short covering contributed On to-day x
movement Another specially. General
Motors added points TO Saturday, eight
point Rise All the more seasoned stocks
were higher Canadian Pacific being
foremost In this class with gnin "
Ia Prices shaded In the general list be-
fore the end NJ the half hour
Bethlehem Steel pursued q more crraii.
course after midday falling from 81 tu
S'lg and recovering to 81 Standard
stocks declined substantially by fraction.
and trading became dun and relatively
narrow
Bethlehem Stcrls fever movement con
tinued until the end Rock Island shovel
sudden strength aud activity. The closing
was strong
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steady. good mlddling = SD. middling
5i7d low middling 500 sales 5000, for
speculation aud export $40 Receipts II,
OnO futures steady, May June ji''.
June july n tdd July Aug 652l4d Oct
Nov 3 GT Jan Feb 6IG'gd March
Apru o Syd
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HUMPHREY GAS ARC LAMPS
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE rooms. onk finished 81,
100 five rooms modern $1,000 room
modern close In 81 400 Terms on any of
the above Baxter. 22l4 n Robinson
GEr IN touch with farmers who want
To buy or sell Some ~ our readers are
always wanting 10 make change You
can yet In touch with them BY using
our classified columns Phone Wal iOip
or write to Oklahoma Farm Journal Ok
uhomu city.
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LOST On University car between 4
and $40 o'clock Tuesday evening, lAdys
bracelet finder call Wal 10 Reward
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Experience IN great teacher hut
there are some conceited men who
Imagine they can give experience
cards and spades and beat II at the
teaching game
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT ~ ucres aud small house .
desirable for truck farming or chicken
ranch on J0th street South 4 + Dnnd
Rental Co. Phone W 10
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New YORK Cotton Futures
NEW YORK March ~ Cotton closed


NFW YORK March - The cotton
seed ol market closed steady May 6slm
~ June 6ajm0s, luly i0ipIm Aug
llmlH. Sept 3Om32 Oct 20aHu To
Uu suIy- 3 JOO
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Chicago Cash Grain

CHICAGO March - wheat rod ~
Il5O, . hard l5lmiS
Corn yellow nominal
Oats standard GThC
haTlnN i2nlIs
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Contract rates quoted on request !
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS A
TO TRADE REAL ESTATE.

FOR TRADE farm for chicken
ranch, clear farm and town property 'ot
home here farm close 10 springdale Irk.,
lcr scmcthing here Baxter, 2giH n Rob-
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PROVISIONS.
81. LonIs PrnAurr
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUslNLss = pRnLLhsInAAI

pSc'S ssbE haHohuNhL
ATTORNEYS
NJ. O. NElsrER, 125 - Amer Natl Bapk
HAIR DRESSING
GENUINE Human hair switches for
sale; your hair couplings made 10 order
Mrs Carl King si1 East Eighth stree,
wal 2ol0.
RUBBER STAMPS AND sEALs--
o. X. STAMP q SEAL 90. lis
w. Grand Ave Wal sSs.
SHOE REPAIRING
QUALITY SHOE SHOP, s12 wes,
Main. We call for and deliver free
phona Mamie go
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situation Wanted ads are accepted for
three insertions without charge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

Every woman enjoys doing charity
work II some man will put up the
money.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

The man who admits that he II
sentimental made the mistake Of his
lifp In not being born woman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

NEw ORLEANS. March ,1 Spot cotton
steady ~ points up Sales un the spot
8lIi 10 arrive ll2i Good ordinary GT
strict good ordinary Il3 low mlidung
sos, strict low middling s5l, middung
$50. strict middnug gl3, good mlddlng
pIT. strict good mlddling 900 Hhcript,
iOG2l stock 3Gi9ii
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BROADWAY CENTRAL.
HOTEL.
ACREAGE.
VEHICLES AND AUTOS
A BARGAIN

Cese ~ T-passengef, used ten months
First class condition.
u. H. BRADSHAW
Central Garass lRl W. First N
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PLANTS AND SEEDS.
~-~-~~N~~~~~~SN~-~
LOST AND FOUND.

CANE Sumac ana Orange k25O %,
iOO his Z O b. J l.. Eaton, Clinton. O
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~. W Nofth isiNraAn'h
FORT WORTH Tex Nurrh ~ Hogs
receipts 800. steady heavy GjOmdj
Cattle receipts 22jO steady, bety"s 50
WI
Sheep. receipts 300 strong lambs ~
tNjO
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DUICAGu. March 30 Butter higber,
r.umrry U 10 H
Egg unsettled. receipts 1882 raSes at
mark cases included liuls, ordinary
uraH l5utt. first. lfIHlh4c.
Potatoes steady receipts " 'If7t
Michigan mg Wisconsin red An -, d'
white lSM ~
ruulrrN alitp steady fowls lt. spring
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NEW YORK March ~ Mercantile pR
per 2la sterling exchange stcudy ~ day
bills san %. Tor cables 4 50 for demand
NTp6
Rar sllves COZ Mexican dollars ~
Government bonds steady railroads
bonds strong
Time loans hrmcr. IN DAYS 24m2l. 10
DAYS 21H2A six months 1tm3b
can money. steady: high - low ~ ,
ruling rotrs g. m-t loan @. closing bid
lH, offered nt %
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HOTELS.
KNAPP HOTEL

Well furnished rooms 81 10 per week hot
running water. 604h " Grand.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
E,rhnnr.tnn He nn.n

NEW YORK. March - Members NJ
the stock exchange decided by viva yorc
vote today not 10 close the exchange on
Good Friday
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n'''''N. M"''h ~. WIS "neh.
sent der halsrr INIT lem luugen
mann
Sometimes nu. g,.- ia ,r. ,,pyi,
halls for d side li,,nt am ,,uf,mp,r,
uro.I. blstor In tha IrnIt.J s,,t,.
the negro muuoI,rlst aud IA. ..,.u
ir.. dIpIal comedian r,r us,,IIy lrt
out io a hpir what fine r.,,I, pr.
thinking Her. m H.rIlp th. cafe
singers arr telling us ever, uight ,bnt
the attitude Of the p.nuIa tnwnrd mil
lurism has chnurrd and that the
good plncld home. loving Grrmnn
once looked with dl,rnStr upnn hrps.
button, and snbrrrn.rprs and spur,
II mn, hc the singer, urr right
Surely the nppnusc tells them So
Germans have way of referring
tu arrogant officers as "schnridlg '
The word Isn't literally unuylalnhlr.
II means that the "-churidig" officer
is q cunccitcd military pup It's this
sort who hive clhovrI urizcus of
the pavement aud us.rd their wives.
and cut ears or unnIprs with their
,' ""'"S. '"'H E''' ,' 'h "il'''I ISL
'IN','' , =" ,"'' ~ Ut U.s. "' 'n' '"l'
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w ANT ADS
RATES AND INFORMATION

Three line ads averaging 10 uords-are
Inserted o tunes for 20c
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NEW ORLEANS. March - Cotton
closed steady nt e net decline NJ q 10 10
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Nrn NntL .nnt rntlnn

rulrr mtttung urHudz nG1. UIr. .iu
bales
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FEED BONE MEAI.-to yonr chickens,
keep them healthy, make them lay For
sale By W. II. Butcher, AiO W. md We
deliver.
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PATENTS

~ S>s-~~~~>->@~S>->-~
bAHNACLo, patent expert. lOOS N
broadway oklahoma City references
FURNISHED Phone W aaal
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

RUN A WANT AD in The Times-s
tines I time. 10 cents
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chIo.,o Grain and P,o,,,,o,,,


st. Louis Cash Drain
ST LOUIS March ~ Wheat red
81 i4iaMi iGH hard 81 istll 49,
Corn 73I white nominal
oats No 9 SIC, white ASi4c
Kansas city Cash Grain
KANSAS CITY, Mnrch ~ wheat 2
red i5Qi i7l5r. No . red 81 ildl t5
Corn No 2 white I2aigr
Oats No white 6Tc; ? mixed NMH
PROVISIONS.
81, Louis Produce
ST LOUIS, March N Poultry un.
changed chickens l3hc; springs islSc,
turkeys lGis ducks iSc, geese &C.
Butter creamery 29C,
Eggs lsAC
New York sugar
NEW YORK, March ~ Raw sugar
steady Centrifugal 40; molasscs AZ: 70.
fined steady Cut loaf 0S0. crushed u 10
mould A OA cubes ais XXXN powder
6O5; powdered o fine grnnulatcd 400
diamond A 300 confecilonerr A $50:
No. I $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

Sterling Silver Card Cases
and Nanities (hand-carved
and silver lined).
$500, $500, $4,000 Cases,
SOS
$3.50. $3.50 Cases. .s6.9s
$1,000, $3.50 Cases. .S5.9S
S7.9S, S5.9S Cases. .S3.9S
Sterling Silver Cigarette
Cases.
$1,000 Cases .S5,9S
$12, $40 Cases $500
Sterling Silver yanities.
$500 Vanities $500
Sterling Silver Match Safes.
$3.50, $2,9S, 1898; spe-
clal .SI.GO
Sterling Silver Mesh Bags.
$1,000 Bags. 1898
Solid Gold JcweIry-Solid
Gold Neck Chains, in neck
length, also Watch Chains.
$1,000, s7.9S Long Watch
Chains $500
$500, s5.9S Long Watch
Chains ... &3.9S
$3.9S, $500 Chains .S2.9S
S2.9S Chains . Sl.9S
Sl.50, $l.9S Chains .S1.OO
Mems Solid Gold Lapel and
Vest Chains.
S3.9S and $3.50 Chains s2.9s
$2.9S Chains SI.gS
Mems Solid Gold Cuff Links.
S4.9S and $3.9S .s2.9s
sos, special .S1.9S
$l.98, special .SI.OO
Mems Gold Scarf Pins.
$3.50 Signet Pins zoe
79c and SOC Signet Pins,
soc
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Solid Gold LOckcts.
1898 and $2.9S, special 81
Solid Gold ThimbIes.
$3.50 Thimbles .Sl.OO
Fancy Solid Gold Bracelets.
set with pearls, sapphires,
amethysts.
$3.50 and $500 Bracelets.
$1,000
$3.50 and $1,000 Bracelets,
sos
Solid Gold ChiIdren's Brace
let's.
1898 and $3.50 S2.9S
1898 ...... .S1.9S
Ladies' Bracelets (plain and
hand-carved).
$1,000 and $500, set with
diamonds .S7.9S
$7.98 and $3.50 Bracelets IS
SIS and $5.98 Bracelets S3.9S
1898 and $2.98 Bracelets,
S1.9S
Solid Gold Cigar Cutters.
1898 and $2.9S Cigar Cut
terS l.9S
$3.50 and $1.9S Cigar Cut
IcrS ... 81. 90
Bracelet Watches (metal
links and leather straps).
$25 and $16.50 Watches. $40
$3.50 and $12 Watches.S7.9S
$40 and $7.9S Watches $500
$500 Watches .$2.9S
Opera Glasses.
$500 Glasses .Sl.9S
Solid Gold Knives.
SIS and $3.9S, special. $2.0s
$2.0S and $3.50, special,
S1.8s
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fahcy Scarf Pins (pearl,
amethyst, sapphire and
ruby settings).
$3.50 anu $500 rms. %I.SS
Genuine Cameo Brooches
(Solld gold mountings).
$500 and $4,000 Cameo
brooches -. 80. $3.50
$l6.50 and $500 Cameo
Dlo0ches 80. $1,000
SI5.oo cameo Brooches.S7.9S
@1O.oo and $l2.OO Cameo
brooches -. .'.....So.o0
Solid Gold Friendship Cir.
cies. Crescents, Buckles
and Bar Pins, plain and
O. o ' 40 "4,carVed.
pA''o Ills ''......' Si.3o
'>oi'n "oid brooches.
So.9S and $7.9S Brooches,
$3.9S
SZ'9o ana S3.oS Brooches,
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Messaline PetticOatS,

Deep accord e ION plented
flounces; draw strings at top;
fashionable, wanted colors.
Sold for $3.50. now Goo.
(In the Basement)
Lingerie Waists, 55c.
OF Wolfe and Striped Sois-
cite. Styles with tucks and eye
lette embroidery. Large artist
collars and cuffs Of lawn; 9TH
crs with collars embroidered.
Co!ors white and pink Sold
up to $3.50; sale price, Doc.
Tn the Basement)
Special Prices in Lingerie
Underwear.
Our bandsomest ST Gowns
reduced to soc. Model, in
Nainsook. with round neck and
deep yoke, formed OF Swiss and
Val. insertion; ribbon trim
med; fancy sleeves; special,
SOC. In the Basement)
Children's Middics, soc C. to
Is years..
MILDLY Blouses Of Galatea, in
all white or with navy collars
and cuffs; trimmed In braid.
Excellent value at soc.
I'm the Basement)
Dresses mt $6.9S.
A very pleasing style, which
Is dressy without being over
elaborate. This model is in
storm serge. with yoke back
and front, the front double
breasted, with two rows OF
bone buttons. Full length
sleeves, collar and cuffs of
plaid silk. Fancy messaline
girdle; skirt full pleate...
Shown in brown, navy and
black. SO to AZ.
Tin the Basement)
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Dresses at S5.9S.


a Dress OF Poplin, in brown,
Copenhagen and black-the
fancy blouse with long revers
extending to the waist line, and
very smart vestee of white
poplin. Skirt full pleated;
fancy belt. carrying two simu-
lated pockets; full length
sleeves. with bell cuffs. Sizes
SO to AZ, S5.OS.
lin the Basement)
Winter Models in Wool
Skirts, $l.4S.
% Skirts in black and white,
and brown and white mixtures.
Belted styles with side pockets;
covered buttons. A splendid
$500 Skirt reduced to S1.48.
Tin the Basement)
$7.9S for this Coat Of Cordu.
roy is hard to believe.
This Coat is distinctly a
snappy style and very late. II
will please any woman who
"NA@No oSa WV anu
smartness at n low price. A
very rich, velvety quality of
Corduroy, full satin lined, with
convertible collar, trimmed in
heavy Mouflon Fur. This
model three-quarter belted:
deep turn back cuffs and trim.
med in plush covered buttons.
The latest shades In brown,
green, blue and field mouse. A
real bargain at S7.08.
Tin the Basement)
W0men's Washable House
Dresses.
A lot OF Dresses in assorted
styles, made OF linen, wolfe.
crepe and madras: assorted
sizes; sold up to $3.50, saIa
price, Bic. Tin the BasementI
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Coat Of Corduroy (SizeS 2 to
81. So.9S.

81, $2.9S.
No. 467-Here is little Coat,
sturdy, serviceable and attrac-
tive, which offers just about
double the money in quality
and satisfaction. OF cordu-
roy. in navy, gray, Copcn.
black and brown, fastening
high to the neck with roll col
lar. Belted at back and trim
med with fancy buttons, sos.
Third Floor.
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Sport EeIOurs.
Coming Events Cast Shadows Before Here is Shadow Of
CHRISTMAS Cast by the Bright Sunlight of Great Savings
IN Highest Grade J2weIry. A Cearaway of the Entire
stock at P rices Absurdly Low.

Most these ar1 oee and stocks too large to admit of
a an aburdly low N
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CRISP, NEW, FASHIONABLE
STOCKS REMARKABLY PRICED

g. Va g ~ Ill -
| New Neck Fixings,
in high and low effects-or-
CANDY flare collars; can be
worn high or low. Vestees,
collar and cuff sets and ruffs.
25c and soc. Main Floor.
BAGS-AIl Silk MORE Bags.
with she'll frame and bracelet
handle; nicely lined and fitted
with coin purse and mirror,
$500. Main Floor
Blanket Bath Robes for Chill.
dren, S1.00.
Blanket Bath Robes, in Indian
patterns, with cord at neck and
waist. side pockets; serviceable
little robes, which delight the
kiddies; sizes to 6; special at
500. Third Floor.
girls Coat OF CheyiOt (SiZeS
6 TO 14), $500.
A value entirely unusual is of
fered in this Diagonal Chevio.
Coat, with convertible collar
and finished with bone buttons
The all-round belt is slotted,
and combined with fancy flap-
ped pockets, gives smart fin
ishing touch to the garment.
Shown i'll Copen, navy and
green, $500. Third Floor.
Rainc0ats (fOr Riddles, 6 to
~, $1.3S.
Guaranteed waterproof Rain
coats, in rubberized tan fabric,
with storm collars and patch
pockets. Bone buttons. Spe-
cial, S1.0s. Third Floor.
Girls BOlcrO Dresses (Sizes
6 TO 14D, $1.9S.
Dresses of navy serge and plaid
combination, in bolero style;
full pleated skirt and fancy
belt, with two pockets. Value
decidedly unusual, S1.08.
Third Floor.
Goat Sweaters for Children
(Sizes 4 to 12), $l.00.
BY making very large pur-
chase we are able to offer these
serviceable little Coat Sweaters
at low price. In plain weave,
Y neck style. with patch pock-
cts, finished with bone buttons.
Shown in red. white and navy,
S1.0O. Third Floor.
Coat of Corduroy (Sizes 2 to
81, $2.9S.
No. 467-Here is a little Coat,
sturdy, serviccable and attrac-
tive, which offers just about
double the money in quality
and satisfaction. Of cordu-
roy, in navy, gray, Copen.
black and brown, fastening
high to the neck with roll col
lar. Belted at back and trim
med with fancy buttons, sos.
Third Floor.
COrsets,
In assorted styles and broken
lots. made Of coutil and bn-
tiste. Formerly priced to SO
and 81; sale price SLIP.
Third Floor.
Chi!drcn's EiderdOwn Bath
Robes,
Assorted. attractive styles, IN
pink and light blue. Former
prices to S3.00; sale price. 81.
Third Floor.
Childrcn's Tub Dresses
of percales and ginghams, trim
med in pipings and bands; an
sorted styles. Sold up to $3.50;
reduced to 85c. Third Floor.
Lingerie Drawers,
in Knickerbocker and blouse
styles, trimmed in embroidery
and laces. Reduced from soc.
Sale price, 25c.
In the Basement.
Sweaters
Of all wool, with convertible
collars; patch pockets and |
turn back cuffs. Wanted col
ors; sold for $500, sale price |
$1.0n (In the Basement)
KfmOnOs
Of crepe, In lowered patterns,
with white crepe collars and
cuffs. Empire style with elias
tic bands. All models in flan-
snelctte trimmed in bands OF |
solid color. Exceptional valuo |
at $1.00, sale price 82c.
Tin the Basement)
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Yelling,
by yard; new scroll patterns.
all new shades; per yard, 25c
and soc. Main Floor.
New Octagon Mesh Newport
Wells,
shirred on ribbon band to fit
crown Of hat; wide chenille dot
border. S1.OO. Main Floor.
Wolfe Blouse,
the front OF wide pleats, trim
med with embroidered organdy
mcdallions; organdy vestee,
with convertible flare collar of
tucked embroidered organdy.
Long sleeves; wide organdy
cuffs, S1.0S. Main Floor.
New Colored Embroidered
Handkerchiefs
Of fine linen, with hemstitcbod
border and corners embroid-
cred in dainty "olorod designs.
Each, roc. Main Floor.
Hnndkerchicfs
OF dainty crepe de chine, white
ccnters and wide colored bor-
ders; also colored centers with
narrow white borders. Each,
&c. Main Floor
Solid COlOred Crepe Hand.
kerchiefS,
with narrow hemstitched Dor
derS, Zoe. Main Floor.
GeOrgette Crepe Blouse,
hand embroidered fronts. yoke
back; convertible collars and
long sleeves--in flesh and
white. 1898. Moin Floor.
Plaid Tafieta Waists,
in tailored effects, SI.O8.
Main Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

Untrimmed Silk Beaver
Shapes, Velvet Faced,
Were $3.50, Now $1.9S.
Large and small Sailors and
smart Walking Hats; beauties
every one.
All CoIored Hats. Former
Values of $500; Mon
day, 9Sc and S1.4S.
Here are Sailors and Pokes,
Tilted Brims and Tricornes, in
all fashionable colors-brown
green. purple. navy, Copen.,
old rose and lavender.
Tailored NJ dels Pressed
Beaver.
with grosgrain bands and edg-
ing; limited quantity; in
black only; We're So; now
%GiS
New B!OuSeS.
Just received a shipment of
exceptional new styles am
values IN Crepe Georgette.
Stripe Silks, Taffetas in checks
and p!aids, Chiffon and Lace
combinations, in tailored and
dressy models; values up to
$500; special, $3.50.
Second Floor.
\ Special Showing OF Dresses
at s29.50.
In values up to $4,000. a
Tailored Dress OF Chiffon
Broadcloth; an exquisite After
noon Dress of Satin and Velve-
teen; also Party and Evening
F'rocks of Taffeta embroidered
in Silver Lace. 4 most un-
usual showing at $3.50.
Second Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
Other Models at the Same Prices
Received Saturday

splendid collection of Suits from the establish
ment OF one of Americas foremost designers
Copies Of impOrtations received within the fort
night. Models in Broadcoth, Velours Satin Cloth
and Velveteen fur trimmed in skunk and seal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

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Top Coat. $1,000.
Smart Top Coat in Blue
Biadere Cheviot with Raccoon
collar, smart gray and brown
mixtures. belted and pocketed;
also Tailored Black Broadcloth
Coat, half lined; special, $40.
Second Floor.
Coat Model ut $3.50.
Made OF imported Corduroy,
Velvet or Stripe Velours: fur
trimmed; shown in Russian
green, African brown, gray.
black and navy; exceptionally
smart Raccoon collar, to be
worn high or open; SD ecial at
$3.50.
Second Floor.
All Lyons Velvet Shapes Re-
duced as Follows:
Shapes which were s4.9S
now S2.4S.
Shapes which were s5.9S
now S38S
Large and small Sailors.
Tricornes, Octagons, CONT
nentals; in black only.
$500 Trimmed Hats, Priced
for Clearance, sos.
Large floppy or straight
brim Sailors, simply trimmed;
many styles of Pokes, Cont
nentals and Tilted Brims:
smart models representing the
extreme OF value at original
prices.
Sport Eelours.
Smart Sports styles, with
silk bands. in black, brown.
green and navy; reduced from
Sass and S3.4S; now S1.0s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

Deep a ccor d on plented
flounces; draw strings at top;
fashionable, wanted colors.
Sold for $3.50, now Goo.
Tin the Basement)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
All Lyons Velvet Shapes Re-
duced as Follows:

Shapes which were S4.9S
now S2.4S.
Shapes which were s5.9S
now S3.3S.
Large and small Sailors.
Iricornes, Octagons, Cont
nentals; in black only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
Goat Sweaters for Children
(SiZeS 4 to 12), S1.00.

BY making very large pur-
chase we are able to offer these
serviceable little Coat Sweaters
at low price. In plain weave,
Y neck style. with patch pock-
cts, finished with bone buttons.
Shown In red, white and navy,
~ 90. Third Floor.