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SAVAGE FIGHTING IN WEST

LONDON. Sept 7.-General Haig reports that savage hand to hand fighting took place last night at
 euze wood which the Germans attempted to regam by fierce assaults in the darkness The attacks were evident y made by the Germans in haste for the purpose oI pre-, yentnp our troops from consolidating the positions won in the phtng of the day before The TeutonS came gh 1p to our lines and so close was the fighting that when the enemy was forced backward some of his numbers were left prisoners in our hands. The wood IS near GQoieS Haio also reports this afternoon that fierce hghng Is
 oceedno in the outskirts of Gnchy without result so 4ar FutRer accounts indicate that the struggle m that oarer is one of the bttereS of the whole war; aCacNS
 and counter assaults being pressed almost WthouO Iei mission after darkness sets m each mght
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It is quite possible yet that an at tempt will be made to raise the body of Carl Lodje, who was drowned off the dock, by using dynamite although many believe that the great depth of the water and the fact that the cur rents and tides have probably moved the body render the likelihood of find ing the remains rather doubtful.
 All children attending the Civic Fair'must have doctors certificate
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The great Civic Fair in which will be shown examples of the immense possibilities of this district will begin tomorrow in the railroad building and from that moment until the doors close Seward will be en fete. To des- cribe what the Fair will be it is better to quote the words of the Woman's Club itself:
 "Hurrah for the Civic Fair!
 "Citizens of Seward-This is your Fair not ours. It is for the purpose of exploiting Seward and its pOssibili- ties. We hope this will be the fore runner of a permanent institution and the support given your Fair this season will determine its permanency. To insure the success of the Fair, IS needed not only the exhibits, but also the financial support; so buy season ticket and boost for your Fair. The season ticket is fifty cents and con- tains no joker.
 -"Do you ever feel grOuchy about the country? Come and see what il wilt do if you give it the chance There will be more flowers there thar vous have ever seen together befOr' in Seward. Specimens of many kind
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Civic Fair Opens Tomorrow

of berries and delicious looking vege- tables will be shown, to say nothing of bread, cookies, doughnuts, cakes, pies, jellies and preserves, to make vour mouth water. And don't forget to admire the beautiful fancy work which Seward women have made. We are proud of it. Then you will be sure to be interested in the wonderful baskets, hunting trophies, and curios in the original exhibit. It is your first chance to see all the curio treas ures of Seward together. Don't miss it And the children are exhibiting too and we are always proud or them Look for the work of your fav- orite little friend. And when you are weary with looking let the ladies or the Hospital Helpers give you dlsh of ice cream and you will go home
 thinking that Seward isn't bad place
 to live in after all, and that homes worth while can be made in Alaska.
 "The Fair will be open from to 10 Friday evening, from 1 to 6 Satur-
 day afternoon and probably until mid
 night Saturday evening Both even
 ings a short program will be given
 beginning at 9 o'clock, ,,, .,,,ea.A1,,a
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Congress Ending
 A Great Session Will Quit Today or Tomorrow After ApprOpriating Billions of
 Dollars.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-Congrcss expects to quit work this evening or tomorrow after a nine months ses- sion which in many ways broke the records of the national legislature. The greatest record smashing was in the appropriations which for the next fiscal year amount to $1,7ll,385,6S2. The amount to be spent in contracts is $226,S75,366. The total is only little short of two billions.
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FRENCH WIN NEAR VERDUN

PARIS, Sept. Lone of the most successful count CT attacks since the drive Verdn began was maue D 4be French last night when they captured the entire h- taen hnndred wards of the German first line positions from Vaux Champtre to Cheno wood on the northeast of Verdun The war office announces thls omcaIy anu states that 25O and ten mtraIeuseS were taken Ill the fighting. The French troops attacked III Ill tn oo drness and notwithstanding the strength Ot the posi- lions held by the enemy our losses were not severe
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FORWARDING HALITZ

, PETROGRAD. Sept 7--The Russian artillery IS now bombarding the Gacian city of Haitz sixty miles south east of Lemberg and the key ot the aioie G statement from the war office this afternoon says that Hatz is in flames from the shells of the Russians Se- were fighting is also reported in other quarters and m most
 leases with advantage to our arms. The weather IS me oC gradnav becoming cooler and military experts expect to see Buso put forth his greatest efforts before winter SD that our positions might be advanced as far as possible in Austrian territory before the snows.
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WICK PROMISES TO
 LET BILL RIDE FOR
 THE PRESENT TIME

Fairbanks Times, August 7:-The fears of those who thought that the best interests of Alaska would be in- jured by the passage of the H. R. Bill 464S, were in a measure set at rest yesterday when the Fairbanks Com mercial club received from Delegate Wickersham a telegram in reply to the one sent by the club, which as sures the club that the request of the people will be respected and that there nave tue uur t,.,...--- --- congress.
 There are many who do not under stand the bill, many who believe that it does not rob the war department or the Alaska Road commission of any of the power which they now have in regard to the expenditure of the money appropriated for trails and roads. Still others claim that it most certainly does.
 In view of that circumstance, the telegram of the Delegate will set at rest the minds of the people, for Dele gate Wickersham will probably visit Alaska and his home town before an other session of congress. He can then explain to the people just wha; the bill would do if it passed, what powers it would give the legislaturS and the many other minor matters that there is some doubt about.
 The telegram sent Delegate Wick ersham after the Automobile club meeting the other night is as follows Honorable James Wickersham,
 
 Delegate from Alaska,
 Washington, D. c.
 "Your house bill four six four eigh' now pending before congress appears
 to us after thorough consideration
 dangerous at this time to the welfare
 of Alaska especially regarding i'm mediately needed road construction s' necessary for development of coun
 try. We urgently appeal to you tha such bill be withdrawn believing thi action imperative to our best inter ests. Advise immediately by wir
 whether you can comply with this re quest.
 Fairbanks Commercial Club" . The reply received from the dele
 gate yesterday is as follows; S Fairbanks, Commercial Club, - Fairbanks, Alaska. e "No further effort will be mad pass bill this congress. e "James Wickersham, a "Delegate from Alaska"
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CANDIDATE FOR SUPREME
 COURT IS IN THE TOLLS

SEATTLE, Sept. 7 - Edgar c. Mills, Seattle lawyer and candidate for judge of the supreme court, has been arrested for complicity in a blackmail scheme, the particulars of which have not yet been given out. He declares his arrest is due to poH- tics and that he can easily diSprove the charges.
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WAR ODDITIES

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, August 2@. An officer arriving from the front today related that just before the Big Push began four dogs came out of the German tranches and despite the whistling and shouting of their mast CTS, proceeded across No Mans Land deserting to the English. The Tom mics hailed it as a good omen and charged singing.
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kILBANE WILL MEET
 WELSH FOR $lO 900

CLEVELAND, Sept. 6. johnny Kilbane has declared that he will meet Welsh if he gets ten thousand dollars and third of the receipts. He will meet him for ten rounds.
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COMING ON WATSON

SEATTLE, Sept. 6. - The Watson left this morning with the following messengers for Seward: E. C. Dalzell, D. F.. Redwood, H. C. Bennett, W. Herman and William Seimmeis.
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ROUl1ANIANs BADLY BEATEN

PETROGRAD, Sept Tt is officially admitted that the ROumanauS have evacuated the town of IunkaI on the Danube thirty miles south of the ROmanian capital Bucharest under pressure of superior forces of Germans and BulgarianS.
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CHOOSES COMING

The barge Lawrence, it was stated this morning, is due today from An chorage with two cabooses.
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Clifford Mooers will leave on the Alameda for Valdez to attend the court term.
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ALAMEDA DUE sP. M.

that the Alameda is due here at 9 p. m.
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FARRAGUT DUE 9 P. NJ.

The Farragut is due from the south at 9 p. m. today.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-04
Boys Department

8 Small Boys Overcoats; sizes 2La. 3, 4,
5. and E; plain blue and gray mixtures. s3.s5
each. Were $500.
II Boys Norfolk Suits; mixtures Of brown
and gray; in sizes 7. 8. 9. and 10 only. sz.sS
each. Were S. 90 and $500.
IA Boys Norfolk Suits. very desirable ma
terias and patterns; sizes to Is years. S4.75
each. Were $500.
Boys Rain Outfits (coat and hat TO
match): rainproof fabric; sizes 4, 6. 8. 10, II,
H. and Is. SITS each. We're 1896.
A small lot of Boys Hats. suitable for the
little fellows, in good styles and shapes-plain
blues and blacks. also browns and srays. Soc
each. Were up to $3.50
A small lot of Jersey Sets for little boys IN
and years of age. They consist of coat, pants,
lessins, hat and gloves. s1.s5 each. Were
$500
Boys Laundered Shirts; sizes II and va
neckband; well-selected patterns and fast COL
ors. Csc each. Were 81 90.
hoot--Eleyenth 81
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Silk Blouse
Department

"a Black Japanese Silk Waists in several
styles, either tucked or plain. long sleeves and
convertible collars; Sl.7s each. Were $2.25
and $3.50.
A small lot of Black and White Striped Mes
saline Blouses in wide and narrow striped ef-
feets; $2.9S each. Were $3.95.
A small lot of Georsette and Crepe de Chine
Blouses. in embroidered. plain and tucked
styles; flesh and white; $3.95 each. Were
$575.
Messaline Blouses, in blue and black only;
lace yokes and long sleeves. $l.s5 each.
We're $500.
A small lot of Crepe de Chine Blouses, flesh
and white; $l.9S each. Were $500.
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Infants
Department

s Chldren's Muslin Gowns, with low neck
and three-quarter sleeves. trimmed with lace
edge. 35c each. We're Soc.
Children's Pink Lawn Princess Slips,
trimmed with fine valenciennes lace beading
and ribbon. Soc each. We're 81 Is.
Infants Hand-Embroidered Nainsook Pill
low Gases. with hemstitched ruffe and en-
broidered sprays. Sl.00 each. Were $500
2 Children's Pink Percale Box-Plaited Rus
sian Dresses. with low neck and short sleeves.
Sl.00 each. We're $50.
3 Blue Chambray Russian Suits. style to but
ton on side. with belt and bloomer pants, for
small boys. sl.00 each. Were $l.75.
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Wonen's Suit
Department

| Handsome Suit, Paqun model; trimmed
with black satin piping and hand-embroldered
buttons; the skirt is very full and made on
yoke, with piping and button trimmings to
match coat; made of navy blue French sabar-
dine; size 3S. $500. Was $500.
Beautiful Suit, exclusive model Of rich
dark brown imported sabardine; the coat is
semi-6tted style, with full ripple around the
hips and natural skunk fur collar. cuffs. and
around bottom; full-harins skirt on panel
yoke; size 3S $500. Was $500.
Suit of Gray and Black Striped Suitins;
coat is tailored model and trimmed with fancy
buttons and crowsfeet; skirt is very full and
trimmed with panel plat; a stylish stout
model; size 44Jz $500. Was $500
English Whipcord Suits, in navy blue
and black three-quarter length coats in fitted
styles with full-ripple around hips. full skirts
with gathered back; size 3o. S1S.7S each.
Were $500
Handsome Black Broadtail Cloth Suit,
beautifully trimmed with skunk fur on collar
and cuffs; very full skirt; size 40. Sls.7s.
Was $500.
Special Attention Is Called to Our Final
Clearance of Suits at STATS Each.
These suits are of the leading materials,
in the best eolors and styles. and have resu-
larry sold up to $500.
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Corset
Department

pairs Madame Irene Corsets, of treco and
fine batiste; long hips and very low or elastic
tops; sizes I9. q and g. $500 pair. Were
$500.
10 pairs Ivy and American Lady Corsets, of
treco; medium and low busts and long skirts;
few bones; sizes 20. q. q. "a. 26 and 28
$500 pair. Were $3.50 and $500.
8 pairs Thompson and American Lady Cor
sets, of strong eoutl. heavily boned for full
figure; low in bust with lonk skirt; sizes %,
"a, 2S. 81. 80 and "a. 500 pair. Were
$3.50.
4 pairs Lily of France Hip Con6ners. of cou-
I'll and elastic; sizes p. "a, Is and e. Sl.50
pair. Were $3.50
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Woman's Coat
Department

Black Broadcloth Coat, full loose effect
and straight lines, with plush collar and cuffs;
lined with black messsline; size a.. $lS.7s.
Was $500.
8 Black Corduroy Goats with fur collars
and belts; gray messaline lining; sizes 36, 3S,
and A. $1,000 each. Were $500.
| Tan Pony Blanket Coat with hood and
border Of black; size 80. $1,000. Was SOS.
Brown Checked Cloth Coats. full length
and lightweight; sizes "a and g. $1,000
each. Were $3.50.
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Friday Special in Women =
GoUns and Boudoir CAPS

Fine Nainsook Gowns, in several pretty
Iow-neck styles, with short and fancy flowing
sleeves, effectively trimmed with lsces and
embroideries. beading and ribbon. sse each
Were sl.00.
Boudoir Caps Of lace and silk. finished with
rosebuds and ribbon bows. l5e each. Were
25c.
Also the following:
g Extra-size Tafeta and Messaline Silk
Skirts. with deep-Aarins tucked flounees.
S3.9s each. Were $500.
II Women's Cambria Gowns, high neck
and long sleeves; trimmed with good embroid-
cry. 6Se each. Were si.00.
small lot of Corset Covers prettly trim
med in simple or elaborate effects with good
laces and embroideries. Ise to Sl-3S each
Were 81 90 to $225.
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Won1en's Dress
Department

4 Dresses. of veIvets and silks; sizes "a to
40. ss.75 each Were sl695 to $500.
Castor Serge Dresses; size 10; slightly
soiled. SS.7S each. Were sI0.75 to sI695.
6 Navy Blue Serge Dresses: some combined
with charmeuse to match; sizes 36 to 40.
$500 each. Were $500.
Black Chiffon Velvet Afternoon Dress,
combined with crepe Georsette; size 3S
$500. Was $500
3 Cotton Voile Dresses; soied; sizes 81
and 36. S3.s5 each. Were Ss.7S and sl2o5.
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Mems Furnishing
Department

SO Mems Colored Shirts. with plated and
short stiff bosoms; coat styles. Discontinued
models in sizes l612, ", VA, and Is. Soc
each. Were sl.00 and $3.50
9 Mems Fancy Colored Striped Silk Shirts,
in sizes IS, l5H, and l6L2. $3.50 each.
We're $500.
80 Mems Fancy CoIored Silk Four-in-hand
Ties, in open-end style. for Soc. Were 25c
and 35c each.
pairs Mems Tan Leather Puttees, in me-
dunn size. $500 pair. Were $3.50.
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Friday Special Sale of
Mems Shoes, $2.75 pair
Four small lots of Men s High-grade Shoes haze
been grouped together at one price for clearance

Lot I-l5 pairs Gun Metal Calfskin Lace
Shoes, with tan cloth tops popular shoe
with young men; sizes 8 and g A; 6Iz, N.
s. 81. and 9 B; 5I2. E, 6H. !. s. and 81 c.
Lot Is pairs Gray Cloth-top Lace Shoes.
with gun metal vamp; popular English dress
model; sizes E A; !. N. and B; E and c;
E and 6Iz D. Regularly $500.
Lot 80 pairs Gray CIoth-top Button
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$500 for choice.
Regularly $500 and $500.
Lingerie Blouse
Department

Cotton Wolfe Blouses. low neck and long
sleeves. tucked and trimmed with laces. $l.95
each. Were 1896.
Cotton Wolfe Blouses. with lace or embroid-
cred fronts. $1.95 each. Were $2.o5.
A small lot of Colored Wolfe Blouses. in flesh,
green. and blue. $3.9S each. We're $4.75.
A small lot of Lace-trimmed Wolfe Blouses,
long sleeves. $3.ss each. Were $500.
A lot of Cross-barred Marquisette and Dim
ity Blouses. with large collars and cuff. of or
CANDY. Csc each. Were 81 co.
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Friday Special in
Women's Combination
Suits

We have secured and shall place on sale
this morning limited assortment-30 dozen
Womens Fine Lisle Thread Combination Suits,
in low neck and sleeveless style. with legs full
and daintily lace trimmed; good weight, at
tractive style. splendid quality.
The price would regularly be one-quarter more,
Special for Friday, 75e each.
And the following:
IA Womens Jersey Ribbed Cotton Combina-
ton Suits. low neck and no sleeves; Dutch neck
and elbow sleeves; ankle, length; size 4. $l.00
each. Were $50
Is pairs Women's Jersey Ribbed Lisle
Thread Pants, lace trimmed; sizes and J.
slightly soiled. 371ac pair. Were 50c
"a Children's Natural-color and White Me-
rino Vests and Pants, to fit children 4 to E
years of age; slightly soiled 371ac each. Were
50c
u Boys and Girls Vests and Pants and
Drawers, in natural and white; half wool and
half cotton; sizes 10 to IA years Soc each.
Were Csc, zoe, and 75c.
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Friday Clearance of
Girls Wash Dresses

Lot Fine Ginsham Wash Dresses, in
dainty stripes and plaids. of attractive design
and splendid coloring. with white pique col
lars and cuffs; also in the lot is few Shirt
waist Dresses of Dimiy. The sizes range from
10 IA, and the styles and materials are such
as will make them greatly demanded for school
wear.
Clearance price, Sl-S0 each.
Former prices. $500. S295. and $3.50.
Lot Girls Russian-style White Pique
Dresses, in numerous attractive effects. simply
trimmed; sizes E, s. and 10 years: slightly
soiled.
Clearance price, $3.50 each.
Former price, $3.50.
And the following:
Green Velvet Dress, with hand-embroid-
cred smoked guimpe; size 10. $500. Was
$1,000.
4 Girls Coats. two of velvet and two Of
woolen cloths with fur collars; sizes 10 and II
years. ss.75 each. Were $500 and SI6.75.
3 Girls Corduroy Goats, navy blue and
black; plain-taiored styles with belt: sizes E.
II. and IA. $500 each. Were slO.75 and
sl295
2 Girls Cloth Goats: plain-taiIored style.
military plue color; size g. S3.sS each. Were
S675.
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Cotton Dress
Goods Department
Lengths from llIa to 5 yards.

l2Izc Ginghams. u in. wide. 10e yard.
l2Hc Percales. 36 in. wide. 10e yard.
we Batiste Lawns. 10c yard.
l2I2c Outing Flannels. l0e yard.
l5c Cinghams. g in. wide. l211ae yard.
&c Galatea Cloth. 121ae yard.
25c Scotch Ginghams, 15e yard.
25c Costume Chifons, l5e yard.
25c Mercerized Poplins. l5c yard.
Zoe Trooper Cloth, l5e yard.
25c Printed Voiles. zoe yard.
65c Silk and Cotton Crepes. Soc yard.
75c English Crepes, Soc yard.
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Shoes, with gun metal vsmp and low heels;
a dressy shoe for street wear; sizes and A:
E, J. 9, and 912 B; ! and N c. Regularly
$500.
Lot 4-34 pairs Dark Tan Russia Cslfskin
Bucher-style Shoes; medium-weight and broad
toe last sizes ]. N. 8. 81, 9. 9Lz, and
10 B; e, 6L2, !, N, s, 81, and g c; E, 7.
N, 9, and 9LZ D. SITS pair. Were $500.
$500, and 5000
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Umbrella
Department

] Mems 28-inch Black Silk Umbrellas, with
natural and mission wood handles. silver trim
med. S32s each. Were $500.
5 Mems 26 and 28-inch Black Union Silk
Umbrellas. with silver-trimmed mission wood
handles. $2.4S each. Were $4.0O.
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Caracul Coat. full flare model. SIS.
Was 500.
Caracul Coat civet cat collar. lined with
gray brocaded silk. S42.s0. Was $500.
Black Pony Coat. 38 inches in length, size
36. $500. Was $3.50.
Black Baby Pony Coat. skunk raccoon COL
lar and blue satin lining. $500. Was $4,000.
Natural Lynx Set. two animal scarf and
barrel muf. $3.50. Was S35.
! Natural Wolf Set. small muf and single
animal scarf, $1,000. Was $3.50.
! Natural Seal Set. Russian fitch bands on
muf and scarf. SIS. Was $3.50.
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Friday Special in
Odd Glasses

A manufacturers sample line of Beautiful
Glasses. consisting of odd pieces and pat
terms. |. and 3 of a kind. There are
Champagne Glasses. Tumblers, Wine
Glasses. Liquor Glasses, Ice Tea Glasses,
Grape Juice Glasses. in various heights,
sizes and styles-cut border floral cuttings,
plain optic and cut optic. also cut and plain
stem.
Choice Of any glass at the
special price 15c each.
Regular prices would average 500 more.
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Mems Clothing Department

checked plaid and fancy mixed browns and
36, 8 and eaehW and
and qualities
nd and
patterns
long 75aeh.W Were$2 $1,000. and $500
10 oeoas of soft slwod qualify plain blues
EACH. Were $500
Was
TuxedoW lfdO sod eeseh
Were $3.50
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Friday Clearance of
Girls Sueaters

Sweaters for girls and small children gen.
orally. made of knit wool. in coarse and fine
weaves. with We neck and pockets. and trim
ming of buttons. The colors are Oxford, white.
Harvard and navy blue. A good range
of sizes-28. 80. 81. "a and g.
$l.95 each.
Were S2.95, $3.50 and $3.75.
And the following:
Bas ket-woven White Sweater, convertible
collar style; size 36; $500. Was $I150
Angora Sweaters. We neck and pockets;
white. coral. black. French rose. and emerald
green; sizes "a. 36. 38 and 40; A.75 each.
Were 5000
! Emerald Green Knitted Wool Sweater. We
neck and belted back; size 80; $685.. Was
$500
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Friday Special in
Women's S Skirts
at $3.95
u Well-tailored Skirts of English Whipeord,
Gabardine, Poplin, Velveteen, Cordu-
roy, and Broadeloth, Offered at
the Low Price of $395.

These Skirts are nearly all individual in
style; only one Of kind; plain tailored.
with side pockets and wide belts; some
shocked and button trimmed. in plain colors
and smart plaids and interviewer effects
that are now so desirable Only Is and 26-
inch waist sizes. The values are more than
double the low price of S3.sS each.
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Friday Clearance Sale of
Open-Stock DinnerUare

Nine be closed All regular stock the
comprising American Porcelain English Porcelain and small lot of
French and Austrian China None of the fully represented the
enumerated but a splendid selection possible in each pattern:
SAUCERS
COVERED SAUCERS
UNCOVERED
BOWLS
INDIVIDUAL BUFFERS, SUGARS AND CREAMS
SAUCE PLATES BOUILLON CUPS
PLATTERS,
BUTTER Dishes Dishes
This sale affords match
odd dnnerware a great saving All of S first quality.
Prices Onethd Onehah less than the former markings
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Basket
Department

2 Fancy Sewing Baskets. on stand. $3.50
each. We're $3.50.
Fancy Sewing Basket. on stand. SOC.
Was $3.50.
Infants Toilet Baskets, 35e each. Were
9Oc
Covered Work Basket. 3Sc. Was s1.0O.
Wood Basket. 50c Was Sl.0O.
Fancy Scrap Blackstone each of the fol-
lowing:
25c. Was 85c
35c. Was Sc
l5c. Was 75c
Sc. Was 35c.
SOC. Was sl.85
3Sc. Was sl0O
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DAYLSA DAYOF ECONOMY

Buying economically might be described buying wisely and with full
value for money expended this be patrons who and
Friday special and clearance merchandise dob economical because
possesses actual value much the price BEARS
This method Of securing quick sales and absolute and final clear
all merchandise do wish keep stock that secured
through unusual There article offered that
not ubes be damaged shopwo soed but all Of them
useful And whatever the injury the reduction sufficiently
than compensate the purchaser for accepting it,
Nothing Advertised BeLo Can Be Sent COD Approval
We Cannot Accept Local Mail Phone Orders for Remnants