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Local Brevities

H. c. Hibben went to Phoenix Sat urday.
 St. Patrick cards at the Racket store.
 H. o. Anderson left for Phoenix Monday.
 Robert Russell left Monday evening for Phoenix.
 Les Hart, the cowman, left Monday for Phoenix.
 Mrs. Frank Martin of Winslow was in the city Tuesday.
 A. w. Bikker left Tuesday for Phoe- nix on business trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. E. Collins left last Saturday for California.
 Prof. Leslie N. Goodding left Mon- day evening for Phoenix.
 Supervisor R. T. Brown and A. T. Keeslar came up from Williams Sun day.
 The Misses Merritts returned last week from an extended visit to Cali fornia.
 State Bank Examiner Ross was in the city Saturday on an official visit to the banks.
 Frank White, who has been doing duty at the Greenlaw mill, left Mon day morning for Chicago.
 James Brookbank left last Friday for Utah where he expects to locate and later send for his family.
 Judge George H. Crosby Jr., supe- rior judge of Apache county, was in the city Friday from St. Johns.
 Mrs. Mary Shaw of Denver, arrived in Flagstaff Monday and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. F. Travis.
 F. Maynard, the veteran bumper for the Santa Fe, was in Flagstaff Tues day from his station at Bellemont. Mrs. George Mosier has been dan gerously ill the past week, but is re- ported as improving at last report. Section Foreman w. J. Kaup of Bellemont, was in the city Monday collecting his dues from the Santa Fe. Ray Simington returned last week from his old home in Missouri, where he spent the greater part of the win ter.
 MT. w. G. Stevens, one of the pro- minent ranchers of Pittman Valley, was in the city Monday from Will liams.
 Fred Hesser, the freight cashier at the Santa Fe, has been off duty couple days this week on account of illness.
 MT. c. c. Redd of Albuquerque, special agent of the Milwaukee Mech anics Ins. company, was in Flagstaff Saturday.
 Wm. Borum and family left last Friday for short visit to Douglas and from there will visit his old home in the south.
 Jack Diamond, the veteran cattle man, came up Monday from his ranch near camp Verde and visited old friends few days.
 Deputy Sheriff Murray took H. Baca, the young Mexican declared in- sane last week, to the asylum at Phoe- nix Saturday.
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For Rent--3-roomed flat, ground floor, bath, range, electricity, north San Francisco street. Apply to Mrs. J. T. Snoeherger. References request ed.
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For Sale.-Good horse, weighs HOO lbs, work, drive or ride, apply to
 H. McGOOKIN.
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To Lease-Completely furnished bungalow, four rooms and bath, also large sleeping porch 609 N. Beaver street, Phone 123R2.
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For Sale-Work team, harness and wagon, good outfit. Apply to Arthur Anderson.
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For Rent-Four room house furn- ished complete. Rent reasonable. Phone 77R4.
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Notice Eastern Stars.

On account of the absence from town of the three highest officers of the Chapter, there will be no meeting of the Eastern Star, Saturday even- ing, March II.
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For Rent-Modern house furnished or unfurnished. Inquire at Herman's store.
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FOR SALE

For Sale-Good horse, weighs HOO lbs., work, drive or ride, apply to
 H. McGOOKIN.
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Singer Sewing Machines for sale or rent. S. Barron, Merchant Tailor. If
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For Rent-2 furnished rooms, re- ference requested, 203 w. Birch ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADS

Boarders Wanted-Rates reason able. Phone 208W.
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Public Messenger-Chester Mills. Let me do your errands. Phone 240.
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For Rent-4 room brick house, good location. Apply Gus Sauer.
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Dressmaking, plain and fancy sew ing. PIP N. Aspen avenue.
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FOR RENT

House for Rent-Furnished rooms. Mrs. Gavin.
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Found-Catholic cross, owner may have same by paying for this notice. Apply Sun office.
 Sudan Seed-Free from Johnson grass.
 100 pounds ............. .$750 50 pounds 4.50 Smaller amounts 15 cents per lb.
 ROBINSON BROS.
 Lubbock, Texas
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Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN Z. BAIRD'S
CELEBRATION,

CELEBRATION.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
John Il. Baird celebrated in very
unique way their wooden wedding an.
nfversaTy. The guests invited were
unaware Of the anniversary but upon
arrival found the home literally hung
In shavings and other wooden sym.
bols. Then was this hospitable couple
.showeTed with good wishes and kind,
" greetings. The house was abloom
with lovely pink blossoms Of all sorts,
graceful and rare palms. Pink pre-
dominated.
A musical program was rendered.
The program was supplied by Mr..
Frank Moss, pianist. Prof. Joaquin
Wanrell, basso; Miss Eleanor Scott,
who proved her skill az an artist by
making up the very attractive and I'M
usual program. On the front Of each
program was bride in her bridal
veil and on each was q piece Of wood
tied with white ribbon. Another form
Of entertainment was the completion
OF love story by supplying names
OF plant life in all blank spaces on the
sheets OF paper given each guest. The
reading OF the finished love tale
caused roars OF laughter. The guests
were then hidden 70 the dining ball
for refreshments and still more fun
was In store for them, fer in the cen.
ter Of the table was very large pink
rose In the center Of which stood a
large kewpie dressed as bride and
bowling automatically 70 each guest
for Is long time % they remained IN
the room.
There were wooden hand.painted
boxes for each lady and they held can
died orange blossoms from California.
About so guests enjoyed this de-
lightful evening. some OF whom were
Gen. and Mrs Robert Evans, Admiral
and Mrs. Clifford Bonsh, Miss Gerald.
Inc Boush, Bishop and Mrs. Henry
Bond Restarick. British Consul and
Mrs. p. l. s. Gordon, Maj. and Mrs.
William r. Dnshiell. their house
guest, Miss Pearson OF Birmingham,
Alabama; Maj. and Mrs. Robert r,
Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Tenney
Peck, Capt Burrell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton g. Ballcrtyne. Maj. Matthew
De Laneys Rev. Canon and Mrs. VII
liam Ault and others.
A WEDDING OF NEXT WEEK.
A quiet wedding Of next week. VIII
be that Of Mr.. John r. stone and Miss
Julia Russell Peabody. to take place
at Mills School shortly before the Ca.
madame ustralasian liner Niagara
sails from this port for vancouver
and Victoria.
Miss Peabody has been q resident
OF Honolulu FOR seven years. and
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and Mrs. William Williamson, Mr..
Mrs Charles Chillingworth. Mr. r.
Mrs. Jack" Halves. Mas Mary To-
Miss Gibson. Mrs. e. 8. Cunhn.
A. L. c. Atkinson. and Mr. ]. 1ol.
sen. Later n the afternoon ne
lowing have been asked for Z B.
and tea: Mrs. A. =. Murphy. .
Anne Hall. Mrs. Roee Brown. G..
and Mrs. Samuel |. Johnson. N. g.
AIr. and Ms. Carl Widemann. 4.
Thelma Murphy. Mr.. Harry WII1.
and Mr.. Walcott
MRS. J. l. YOUNG GIVES n
THIRD LUNCHEON.
Mrs. j. L Young. who has been
ing series Of luncheons. was ho1'
this week at her third one. Coz
were laid for 12 guests. The ||
was an exquisite BIT of work. 11|'|
Ia yellow and green. A low Boz.
golden coreopsis with fern Wn1 .
attractive. The hour after lun1|
was devoted 10 bridge, Mr.. ~.
scoring highest and receiving q 81.
Madeira handkerchief. Mrs. You
guests were Mrs. Samuel De DI.
Madam Farmer Mrs. Philip Du..
San Francisco, Mrs. Charles Bon
Otto Bierbaeh. Mrs. Philip Eroor
B. Summons. Mrs. r d. Chan.
Mrs. George David, Mrs. Charles ~.
and Mrs. John J. Belser.
col. AND MRS EREpERIcK a.
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/ Letitia Morgan, Miss Ramona Morgan,
Miss Doris Noble, Mrs. Percy Nottage,
Miss Ruth Richards, Miss Ruth Soper,
Miss MARGARET Thurston, Mrs. Jack
Young. Miss Cleo Case, Miss Edna
Curtis, Miss Dorothy Hoogs, Miss
Stella Hoogs, Mrs, Frank Hogs, Miss
Grace Rredhoff. Miss Eloise Wich-
man, Miss Daphne Damon, Miss Kath-
crime Ashley and Miss Martha Nc
Chesney.
DIR. AND MRS. ERNEST WATER.
HOUSES DINNER AND THEA
TER PARTY.
Saturday evening DR.. and Mrs.
Ernest Waterhouse entertained at q
delightfully."- Informal dinner. The
table was beautifully decorated with
American Beauty roses and fragrant
viOlets. After dinner the Water.
houses took their guests to the Bijou,
from there to Aeinie's. Their guests
were DR.. and Mrs. Baldwin OF Maui
Mr., ana Mrs. Hamilton p. Agee, Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolf Buchly, Miss Flor
ence Butler and Mai. Williams Of Fort
Shafter.
Mr. Ann Mps cyRI1. Honcc,
= earn EvrNfNc
f.ap,n,,n,srs,r. NJ M.r.,a c.hn
n,sn ana NJ n s,,., ,.7 Co., - NJ. aad
Ne NJ. cv,,, lI s. y.
W 8. $500 s sven,re Tha 49, ' r.a
nrstsi,v +e.ora 81 49, rh.. $500 = 49, vs.
= e ws,a ps s,,r,,r ss = shs aoaa,on
noents ros -aalissnv ,s.t ,hav go 49, -
IL sh.,wsrsa with sas,s 49,. -
holS eifts Clothes & mre, decor
at ,ss ~ - hassts sI h, s a,sa -.
PRETTY trimmed with white maine
bows and bride and groom kewpie
were sarciiy Derched On EACH aide sos
the basket. Cards was the program
ar the evening and sor fnn acoring
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|strewn IN graceful profusion pansies,
forgetrle-nots and yi0lets, while the
room was adorned with American
Beauty roses and st. Joseph lilies.
Bridge was played by Mrs. Wood 8
guests for the afternoon.
Those invited by Mrs. Wood in Mrs.
ton, Mrs. e. Faxon Bishop, Miss Mar
garet Walker, Mrs. Arthur Rice. Mrs.
Albert Homer, Mrs. andrew Fuller.
Mrs Armin Haneberg. Mrs. Paul Isen-
berg, Mrs. A. S. Humphreys, Mrs.
Anne Lakeland, Mrs. L. Tenney Peck,
Mrs. Christian z. Hedemann and Mrs.
George Collins.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. FRANK a.
SLOAN'S INFORMAL DINNER.
Last Sunday Lienl and Mrs. Frank
a. Sloan entertained very Informally
for few friends at dinner at Fort
Shafter. Lieut.. and Mrs. Sloan's
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cart
wright, Jr., Miss Edith williams and
Capt. Samuel Creighton.
.
Mr.. AND MRS. RUDOLF
BUCHLY'S DINNER.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ru,
dolf Buchly entertained at very de-
lightful dinner in honor OF DR.. and
Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse. The table
was exquisite with Z setting of pink
gladiolus and fern. Pink maline was
most effectively used and shaded
candles added greatly to the tables
beauty.
After dinner the Buchlys took their
guests to the Country Club to enjoy
the moonlight dance. The guests were
Dr.. and Mrs. Ernest Waterhouse, Mr..
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and as there has been q dearlh OF
club dances lately everyone took adj
vantage OF the opportunity. Several
dinners were given. some Of which
were BY Captain and Mrs. Edward
Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs John Aimo-
ku Dominis. Mrs. w. G. Scott and
several others
Among those noticed ct the dance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macfarlane,
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Macfarlane. Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Chillingwofth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustav Sehaefer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Giffard. Mrs. william Harry,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beckley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack London, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Damon. Miss Betty Case, Miss Ruth
Soper, Miss Mary Won Holt, Miss Lila
Mcdonald. Miss Pauline Schaefer, Miss
Myrtle Schuman, Miss Hazel Buck.
land. Miss Ruth Richards. Miss Ruth
McChesney, Miss L. Low. Miss Bal
lentyne, Mr.. Bob McCorriston, Mr.
Guy Buttolph. Mr.. Percy Deyerill, Mr..
e. Podmore. Mr.. VIM. Hogs. Mr.. Fos-
ter Homer, Mr. Arch Brown. Mr.. Bob
Menary. Capt McNab. MI. Dave Lar.
son, and others.
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MRS. A. HoRNER A DANCE
HOSTESS.
On Monday evening at the Country
Club occurred the first of the sum-
mer,s gaieties for the younger men,
bers Of society. Mrs. Albert Horner
gave an informal dance IN honor Of
her three sons, AlDert Jr., Foster. and
John. The club house was simply yet
artistically decorated for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice assisted Mr..
and Mrs. Horner In the reception and
comfort Of their guests. who were Miss
Betty Case, Miss Nora Swanzy. Miss
Lila Mcdonald, Miss Alice Cooke, Miss
Harriet Hatch, Miss Pauline Schaefe-.
Miss Myrtle Schuman. Miss Hazel
Buckland, Miss Thelma K Murphy,
Miss Ruth Richards. Miss Violet Ath-
erton, Miss Alice Hoogs. Mrs. Lucy
Campbell. Miss Jerry Berg. Miss
Ruth McChesney, Miss Renice Hal.
stead. Miss Gladys HaIstead. Miss Lau.
"a Low, Miss Marie Rallentyne, Miss
Mary Won Holt. Miss Ruth S0per, Miss
HighIey, Miss Ethel Lee and Miss Lola
Lee: Messrs Bob White. Bob Purvis,
Percy DeYeriil, Ernest Podmore, VIII
liam Hoogs. Bert Clark, Gustav Ballen.
tyne, Guy Macfaflane, Frank Midkiff,
Walter Argabrife. Merwin Carson,
Arch Brown, George Fuller, Bob Men.
airy. August Sehaefer, Mr. Barnett.
VIM. L. Warren, Capt. McNab. Mr..
Coyell, Tom Vincent. Dave Larson,
and others.
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MRS. CLIFFORD B. WOODS
I.TyNcHE0N

On Wednesday Of this week Mrs.
Clifford B. Wood gave a luncheon In
honor Of Mrs. Mamie Phillips. The
table was attractive with center
piece Of yiolets and sweet peas and
lace fern. Over the table were
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rs. FREDEHICk< REYNOLDS,
NEIGHBORHOOD TEA.

Il
NEIGHBOR4OOD TEA.
! Mrs. Frederick Reynolds was hostess
Fat a delightful tea on Wednesday OF
this week when she invited her neigh.
bers In for cup of tea. The house
was very prettily decorated with glad.
iolus. st. Joseph lilies and baskets
iof small flowers. Mrs. Reynolds,
guests were: Mrs. Andrew Fuller,
Mrs. Henry Waterhouse, Miss Nora
Sturgeon, Mrs. w G. Singlehurst, Mrs.
Charles Reynolds, Mrs. David Stone,
Hrs. Harry II. Blodgett, Mrs. William
IP. Kendall Mile Bauegardeau, and
Mrs. Christian Hedemann.
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MRS. EDGAR WOOD A LUNCHEON
HOSTESS.
On Saturday of last week Mrs. Ed
gar Wood gave very prettily ar.
ranged luncheon. The center of the
table was adorned with low basket
filled with fragrant yiolets and lace
fern. Hand painted violet name cards
marked each place. Sewing was the
activity Of the guests after luncheon.
Mrs. Woods guests we're Miss Ruth
Shaw, Miss Margaret Cooke, Miss Jes-
sic shaw, Miss Helen Pratt, Miss Mar
garet Shaw, Miss Mary Sutherland
and Miss May Frasher
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MRS. THEODORE LANSING A LUN.
CHEoN HOSTESS.
Mrs. Theodore Lansing gave very
delightful luncheon in honor of Mrs.
M. e. Grossman on Tuesday of last
week.
r. Mr.. AND MRS. JACK LONDoN'S :
= This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
London are giving another of their
Saturday evening dinners. The table
this evening is to be decorated with
pink gladiolus and plue hydrangeas,
forget-me-nots and pink sweet peas.
The shades pink and blue, in maine,
will make the table very effective.
After dinner the Lontpns take their
guests to the Biiou and from there to.
Heinie's. Their guests win be Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Single, Miss Mary Low
and Mr.. Eben Low.
4 4 = r..
A SURPRISE PARTY.
Last Monday evening Princess ha-
Ianianaole invited Mrs. Booth and
Miss Laola Booth for an informal din,
ner before their departure for the
mainland. When the Booths arrived
all was quiet, but not for long, for in
"a few minutes friends poured in from
every door. Then all repaired to the.
Queens Waikiki home, where re-
past was spread and full justice was
done the viands prepared by Mrs. Han
nah Palmer. After supper Dude"
Miller's quintet furnished delightful
dance music. -.
The princess guests were Mrs.
Booth and Miss Laola Booth, the hon.
or guests; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woods,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chillingworth,
Justice and Mrs. A. G. NJ. Robertson,
Mayor and Mrs. John lane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Beckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Single, Mr.. Ernest Parker, Mr.. Bob
McCorriston, Miss Rose Brown, Miss
Mary Low, Judge Archie Mahaulu and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kea.
DR.. AND MRS. HENRY SLOAN
. eCOFFTN'S VISIT HERE. |
Dr. and Mrs. H. s.. Coffin, who left
on Friday evenings steamer for the
Orient, were the recipients of much
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CALLING DAYS -
+ FOR HONOLULU

= -.
% Mondays-punahou. Makiki.
3 Tuesdays-Waikiki, Kapiolani
q Park, Kaimuki Palolo. First
9 Tresday-Fert Kruger.
q Neutrality-suspicious., Puunui,
Q Pacific Heights. First and third
q Wednesdays, above the Nuuanu
q bridge; second and fourth We'd
8 nesdays, below bridge; fourth
3 Wednesday, Pacific Heights; first
3 and third Wednesdays, Alewa
q Heights.
q Thursdays-1ne Plains.
g Fridays Hotels and town.
a fourth Friday; Fort Shafter, first
y Friday; Manoi. College Hills.
g first and third Friday: Kameha-
q meha Schools. last Friday.
B saturdays Kalihi, third and !,
g fourth Saturdays.
b Fort Shafter- Calling day ey-
q err Friday.
q Note The telephone number
q OF me Society Editor II 1880.
D q 3 3 % 9 q q q B 3 ~ q q III
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III. AND MHSs JAIk IkJr
BRIDGE LUNCH.

Today Mr. ana MRS Jack London
gave luncheon with bridge after,
wards. The table was decorated with
st. Joseph lilies and f0rbetruepots
strewn gracefully over the satin da,
mask. Their luncheon guests are Mr..
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Mr. and Mrs Narsfcn Canpbo'|
entertaining with an afternoon |
ton next week at their KahaIa r'..
Mrs Phillip Frear Is Iearin1 r
nolllu on the 18th for few u1.
on The mainland with relatives
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THE COUNTRY CLUB DANCE.
One of the largest gatherings re-
Gently was at the Country Club on
Thursday evening to enjoy the Moon
light Dance" 1t was perfect night
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and Mrs. Hamilton p. Agee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack London, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Rice, Miss Florence Butler and
Mr.. James McInerny.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20
Notion Department

One lot Misses Monarch Hose size only } to ' 1-2 always sold
 for 1Oc War Sale Price at per Mems black and tan 1-2 Hose the kind that ala avs sold for 1Oc per pair War Sale Price at ner nair Q i-2c. Mems assorted colors 1-2 Hose the 25c value War >ale Price at per pair --~- lIc. Ladies white tan and black Hose a good 25c value War Sale Price at per par lzc. Ladies Silk Hose tan only soc value War Sale Price pair 39c. Misses Bear Skin Hose No. ] and 2 sizes 5 to 9 1-2 War Sale
 Price per pair l4c' Mems and Womens grey mixed
 Hose a splendid value at 1O(
 War Sale Price at per pair oc
 Mems Suspenders an every day
 price 25c War Sale Price al
 per pair r -i iic
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20
Dress Goods Department

Standard Calico Etc all go in this Great War Sale Price at per yard } 7-6c.
 Apron Ginghams War Sale Price st per yard 4e. Staple and Fancy D ess Ging- hams, a re good 1Oc value,
 War Sale Price at per yd oc. One lot Cotton Dress Suiting to clean up, War Sale Price at per yard -oc. A beautiful line of Shadow Stripe Voile 26 | 27 in. wide. all zoe in the War Sale Price at per yard i4c. One lot Grey Mohair just the thing for spring wear War Sale Price at per yard SC. Eugenia Silk, colors black and white. brown and white, rare bargain at 20c War Sale Price at per yard loc' One lot Brilliantine the regular soc value to close out in Wal Sale Price at per yard 29c
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20

Danish Poplar Cloth a bargain at 35c War Sale Price at pc
 yard ------l9c. l9c. Wool Dress Flannel a 65c val ue War Sale Price per yd 39c. White with black Polka dot Crepe a bargain at 20c War Sale Price at per yard l4c.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20
Shoe Department

Here is where we will save you big muny. Leather Shoes for Pa, Ma, Big Sis" and Br ther.
 Mems, w, mems and Children's Oxfords and Pumps Gee see the line.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20
Heavy Groceries

Right here is where the whole family is interested. You may lay aside your arms and drive your wagon up to the door and load the following at War Sale Prices: Sugar, Cof- fee, Flour, Lard, Syrup, Break fast Bacon, Coal Oil, Salt,
 Meay Chops, Bran and Sor-
 ghum LassaS.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20
Embroidery and Lace Department

$5OO.OO worth of Embroidery and Laces to clean up at War Sale Prices. Lad es this will be a feast for you. Look them over. You can get just what you want.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20
SALES LADIES

Miss Sue Jones, Prescott Miss Lydia Stewart, Prescott Miss Laura Stewart, Prescott Miss Chessie Buchanan, !" Mrs. Werner Hamilton, |"
 Mrs. Clyde Marsh, Prescott Mrs. Ada Winslow, Prescott
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20
Hat Department

One lot Mems Ha s worth S1.5O War Sale Price each 69c. Look this line ove the mighty sword has done it's duty.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20
Cents Furnishing Department

Mems and Boys; Suits, Pants at never before heard of prices Get what you want before the stock is broken.
 Big lot Mems Union Made OV. veralls, a real good value at S1.OO War Sale Price at per par oSC. Job lot Mems Collars War Sale Price each h- Sc. Mems Nedmac Union Suits a good one for S1.00 War Sale Price each at S9c. Mems Canvas Gloves while they last per pair 5c.
 Men'sSilver Collars new shapes
 War Sale Price each at 9c.
 Big lot Mems Ide and Silver Dress Shirts $1.00 and S1. 50
 values all go at War Sale Price each at at.7o 7oc.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20
Hardware Department

One Lot Bucks Cook s oves Right here is where Pa and Ma go hand-in-hand and the mighty sword Tent blind when it reached this department.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20
Linen Department

Fancy Table Linen in colors
 we'll worth 35c per yard War Sale Price at per yard l9c. White only we'll worth Sl.5O per yard War Sale Price at per yard oSc' Napkins too cheap to mention.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20

Mems Real Guyot Suspeoders
 the soc value War Sale Price at per per pair 29c.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20

Mems Rain Goats a $500 value War Sale Price each 0t
 $2. .o8
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20

Mems Sweater Goats q real good 75c Value War Sale Price at - Soc.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20

Table Oil Cloth Standard"
 War Sale Price per yd l2 l-2
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20

Machine Spool Cotton Thread War Sale Price at , for Sc. Only ore dozen to customer
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-01-20
SALES GENTLEMEN

R. W. Morgan, Morrillton Chas. Mautz, Prescott
 R. B. Hamilton, Prescott Walter Bryant, Prescott