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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-08
GUESTS FROM LANCASTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hite and
sons, Edward, Jr., and Lester Hite;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stoner and Miss
May Stoner motored from Lancaster
sunday and were the guests at the
home Of Frank Stoner, 1926 Fulton
street.
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Mrs. Jacob Baker. Sr., and Mrs. B.
LOCKER, OF North Tenth street, have re-
turned after d weeks visit TO Cam
den. y. J.
Miss Minerva Hepford. OF 120 Pine
street is enjoying an outing at Liver
pool.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boswell. OF North
Seventeenth street and small daughter
Mary Jane, have gone TO Atlantic City
for a week.
Miss Grace Leib, OF 10 North Six
teenth street, is visiting her grand
mother al Bethlehem.
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Mrs. c. Grant Hamaker of Phila-
delphia is spending a few days at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
VIM. Kinsey of Calder street.
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GUESTS OF MRS. FISHER

Miss Lottie Bard. OF Oregon: Miss
Elizabeth Martin, of Millway, and
Miss Blanche Smith, OF Akron, have
returned home after spending several
days with their aunt. Mrs. Martin
Fisher, OF els Boas street.
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AT CAMP NEPHAMIN

Miss Jacobina Mayer Miss Irene
Burn, Miss Mabel Backenstoss and Miss
Helen LaUck have gone to Camp Nep-
hawin for a two weeks outing
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-08

Miss Ruth Whistler of Chambers-
burg is the guest of her cousin, Mrs
Clarence Zorger, 2025 North Fifth
street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert G. Dunmire
and daughter, Ruth, of Boston. have
returned after a two weeks visit
234 Woodbine street. -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-08

DR.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Rhodes Of 500
Nortn second street are home after
an automobile trip to Eaglesmere.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-08

Mrs. Sue Gardner, of Marion, O..
Mrs. NJ. A. Sturtevant and Miss len.
ME Sturtevant, of Liverpool, are
guests Of Mrs. c. NJ. Attig, 511 Reilly
street.
Miss Margaret Ramsay Boas of
walnut street came home to-day from
Owensboro, KY, where she visited
school friends for six weeks.
Mrs. r. Wilson Hoffman and Mise
Margaret Hoffman of Cottage RIDGE
have gone to Eaglesmere for the re-
mainder of the month.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. James Newell Moore
Butler, their former home.
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Miss Marian Mcdowell, OF North
Third street. has gone TO Atlantic City.
Miss Clara Y. Mahaney, Of 2l7 North
Second street is home after a visit
with her sister Mrs. Oliver Simmons,
Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Yen OF the Public Service Com
mission. has gone to Philadelphia, where
she will reside.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
China Department

12-inch Art Pottery Jsrdiniere slightly
imperfect: sI-2S Was 32.25.
Canton Medallion Salad Dish, slightly
chirped; also. Was $50
l Imported Decorated Msrmslade Jar, sSc.
Was 500.
Pitcher, on plate; soc. Was 800.
Old lVCry-hnish Pottery Fern DISH on
stand: 75c. Was $50.
10 Incrusted Gold Hsvilsnd China Tea or
Breakfast Plates, CSC each. Were sl.25.
Coprs Pottery Vase, ss-sS. Was $1,000.
! Incrus:ed Gold Limoges China Covered
DISH $3.50. Was $1,000.
! Richly Decorated Imported Meat Plat
ter, l4-inch size; SI-2s Was $500.
! dozen Decorated French China BouillOn
Cups and Saucers, mat gold handles; $3.50
DOZEN. Were siI.o0.
Hsnd-painted Limoges China Sugar and
Cream Set, s1So. Was $500.
Incrusted Gold French Salad Bowl s1.aS-
Was $500.
Decorated Havilsnd China Comb and
Brush Tray, 7Sc. Was $3.50.
/ dozen French China Tea or Breakfast
Plates, s%-eo. Were $500.
/ Richly Decorated Limoges China Cake
Plate, slightly imperfect: sI.so. Was 12.OO.
l Richly Decorated Limoges China Chop
Plate, eI.oo. Was $2.0O.
/ Handsomely Decorated Limoges China
Chop Plate, 81 %. Was $500.
! Gold-b Limoges China Celery Tray,
it-inch incrusted Gold Meat Platter,
Incrusted Gold Open Vegetable Dish.
Incru.tsd. Gold Open Vegetable Dish,
Uncovered Decorated Porcelain vereta-
BILE Dishes, 15c each. Were soc.
! Imported Decorated Cracker Jar, Tsc.
Flfth noor-G e
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Furniture Department

Solid Oak Armchairs. genuine leather
seats, s3.9S each. Were $3.50.
| Solid Oak Sidechair, genuine leather
seat. S1.50. Was $500.
Oak Sidechair, wood seat, S1.s5.
Was s375.
| Fumed Oak Armchair, Spanish
leather seat, $3.50. Was $500.
Fumed Oak Armchair. cane seat,
$3.50. Was $500.
Mahogany Sidechair. genuine leather
seat, $3.50. Was 500.
2 Mahogany Sidechairs, genuine leather
seats. S3.9S each. Were $500.
Fine Mahogany Buffet and Side Ia
bic to match; Chippendale design. Buffet,
$4,000. Was $780, Side Table, STATS.
Was $4,000.
Full-size Mahogany Bed. metal side
rails. $3.50. Was $4,000.
2 Fumed Oak Side Tables, with shelf
for chafing dishes below. $1,000 each.
We're 5000.
Sixth hoor-G street.
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Friday Special in
Brassieres

Beautiful All-over Embroidery and Lace
Brassieres. some with narrow lace shoulder
straps, and all OF them very prettily trim
med; fasten in front. Suitable styles for wear
with evening, afternoon, and dance gowns.
Sizes "a TO N
s1.oo each. Regularly s1-se-
And the following
pairs OF Psrsme Corsets, very low in
bust and medium length skirt; fine coutil.
boned with whale bone; sizes IS and 20; $500
pair. Were $3.50.
pairs Madame Irene Corsets Of chauoi-
settle, with elastic at waist line: softly boned
sizes 10. 20, and p; $500 pair. Were $500.
pairs Memo Corses medium bust and
long skirt; sizes %, 20, 20. 25, and 81: eace
pair. Were $500.
pairs Lily Of France Corsets, of coutil
with whsleboning: medium and low bust and
long skirt; siIes 20 81, ~, and "a; $500 pair.
Were $500 and $3.50.
Third sopr-Eleven1 street
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Blouse Department

lot OF Nessaline Silk BIouses in navy
blue and black; plain and tucked styles, with
long sleeves: sz-s5 each. Were s5.7S.
small lot OF AlI-over Embroidered Geor-
gette Crepe Blouses; flesh and white: Gss
each. Were sIs5.
A few Crepe de Chine BIouses; flesh and
white; tucked or plain fronts; sI.ss each
A few AlI-over Cream Lace Blouses, in
combinations Of colOrs. s2s5 esch- Were
s3.s5.
Black Crepe de Chine Blousxs trimmed
with white fsilie silk and finished with white
buttons: long sleeves and turn-bsck cuffs:
s1-ss each Were S3.75
A lot Of Pongee and japanese Silk BIouses
striped and polka dotted patterns. with long
and short sleeves; s1.ss each. Were s2.5o and
32.s5.
lot Of Cross-bsrred Msrquisette and Fig
ured Dimtty Waists; sizes Incomplete: es<
each. Were 31.Oo.
lot Of LAce-trimmed and Cotton Voiis
BloUses: long sleeves and low collars: sIas
each. Were s2.50.
A lot OF Cotton Wolfe BIouses; tucked and
lace cs,trimmed: long sleeves and low collars:
s1.75 each. Were 32.25 and s..5o.
few Striped Cotton Wolfe Blouses IA
green, rose. and blue; ss-s5 each. Were ss-5e
Third hoor-G street-
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Housefurnishings
Department

Papier-Mache Pitchers, soc each. Were
long-hsndled Dust Pan. sec. Was SLOo.
EnRnreled Double Rosster. sI.so. Was
lot Coat Hangers, 81 each. Wer. z5c.
l white Ensmeled Chamber PstL sl.eo.
Was 3l35.
l Aluminium Tea Kettle. sI.co. Was s2oo.
Jspsnned Bread Box. sc. Was SOC.
! lot Fancy Jelly Molds fer Sc. Were
25c each.
tot Of GOOD Carpet Clean. Ioc package.
Was Csc.
l SsEie Iron, soc. Was slOO.
wash Boards, 2Sc each, were SIC, l
Wash Board, 2se, was boc; l Wash Board,
15c, was 25c.
b9xe5 Fancy Shelf Paper. 2se eset.
Galvanized Bucket Sc. was z5c
White Ensmeled Bath Stool soc. Was
l white EnameIed Chamber. &c. Was
Css~e-ole, Soc. Was S20o
] lot BroIlers Sc. Was R5c.
EnsnelHd Dish Pan. soc. Was ylOO.
,125.
Dustless Floor Mops soc each. wtrs
7Bc.
Fifth hoor-F street.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
Fur Department

Fur Sets. Mufs. Scarfs. Fancy Neck
pieces. in the latest novelty styles and the
more conservative types. They are beau
tiful furs. warranted in quality and perfect
In every way.
Near-seal Fur Sets, trimmed with Rus
sian Fitch, s2s.0O each. Were $3.50
set Black Coney and Russian Fitch,
sc2.50 Was $4,000.
set Natural Skunk. melon mun and
double animal scarf, s27.5O. Was $3.50.
Il Natural Lynx Barrel Mum, single scarf,
$3.50. Was $4,000.
Natural Wolf Set, s12.50. Was $3.50.
Black Caracul Mufs, &70S each. Were
a Sable Fox Muffs s77.so each. Were
! Brown Wolf Muff, 1890. Was s1s.75.
IL Paul Poiret one-animal Barrel Mum.
S31.75. Was $35.e0.
Hudson Seal Chin Chin, s7.sS each.
Were $1,000.
1 Beaver Chin Chin. sII.7a. Was s1s.75.
l Mole Coney Coat, $4,000. Was 3125.o0.
$4,000. -
II Natural Muskrat Coat. sssoo. Was
I Genuine Cape Horn Seal Coat s1as.oo.
Was $250.00.
Third hooS-G street.
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Mems furnishings
Department

4 Leather Handkerchief Cases. square
shape, soc each. Were Sl.0O.
Leather NeCktie Casss oblong shape,
in tan, green and blacG: 5Uc each. Were
800
IS Mems Fancy Co,or-d SILK Four-in-
Hand tbs good patterns aud new Dpen-end
shapes; Bic each: for s1.00. Were SOC.
12 short lengths of Imported Colored
Striped Madras, such as Used in our custom
shirt department.; 1 to yards to the piece;
25c yard. Was soc.
IL Mems Co'ored Striped Outing Flannel
night Shirts: sizes IA and 20; slightly soiled !;
Use each. Were SOC.
pairs Mems White Outing Flannel Pa
jamas; small and medium sizes: slightly
soiled; 05e pair. Were 81 so
Light Tan Wool Smoking Jacket size
AZ; $500 Was $3.50
Main hoor-F street.
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Women's Coat
Department

Corduroy Coats with full flare and
large collars of black skunk, patch
or inverted pockets and belts; navy blue,
black and green colors; sizes 36 to a.;
$500 each. Were $500
2 Double-faced Cloth Coats with large
collars of self material. belt and patch
pockets to match; navy blue only; sizes "a
and 38; $1,000 each. Were $3.50.
2 Novelty Cloth Coats with velvet COL
lars and inverted pockets; brown patterns;
sizes AZ and "A; $1,000 each. Were
$1875.
2 Navy Blue Novelty Cloth Coats, with
collars. belt and inverted pockets; sizes 40
and A.; $1,000 each. Were $18.75.
Third hoor-G street.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
Infants Department

Childrens White Nainsook Skirts, made
band and trimmed with lace insertion
and edge; CSC each. Were S1.25.
pairs Children's Muslin Drawers, gath
cred at knee and trimmed with embroid-
cry ruffle; Use each. Were soc.
Children's Dark Blue Plaid Dresses
Russian style with turnover collar, cuffs
and belt of tan chambray; s1.:5 each. Were
$500.
Children's Copenhagen Blue Hats with
turn-up brim, trimmed with buttons side
and finished with ear tabs; suitable foT
small boys; sI.O0 each. Were $500.
j Children's Novelty Cloth Coat double
breasted style with Raglan sleeves: turn-
velvet collar; sateen linSig; $500 Was
$500.
Third foor-F street.
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Friday Special Sale
Won1en's Pure Silk
Hose
Special Price, 81. pair.

20 dozen pairs Women's Pure Silk Hose.
in black, white. and good assortment of
colors, slightly irregular in weave. but the
imperfections are so slight that they cannot
be noticed by the average woman, and their
wear is not affected in the least.
If perfect they would sell at $3.50
and s2-Special price. $l.00 pair.
Also the following:
80 pairs White Lsle Hose that have been
mended; sizes 9. 9Iz. and 10; 17c pair.
We're 35c and SOC.
29 pairs Women's Tan Cotton Hose.
mended; sizes 9, 91z. and 10; l0c pair.
We're 25c.
Main hoor-F st.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
SWeater Department

7 Angora Sweaters, in white, tan. old
rose and emerald green: sizes "a, SO. and So
and 40; made with We neck and pockets
S4.75 each. Were $500.
Emerald Green Knit Wool Sweaters
made with We neck. pockets and belt; sizes
So and 3S; x3s5 each. Were $500.
1 Black Angora Sweater. made with We
neck and pockets; belted; size 40; s,.s5. Was
$500.
/ White Basket Weave Sweater, con-
yertible collar; size So; slightly soiled; $500.
Was S11.50.
oxford Knit Sweater, size sc; x2.s5.
Was s3.75.
small lot of Children's Knit Sweaters,
in white, Oxford, and navy blue; sizes 80,
80, and "a; s1.9S each. Were $500.
Third foor-G street.
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Friday Specials and Clearance Sale,
Upholstery Department

500 yaids Fancy Borderod Volts, Ice yard.
Was 2Sc-N'hitf, ecru and cream with grsn- :
sdtne striped border. An excellent quality
des'-able for pill sash curtains. This op-
portuntty should be utilized By all who havs
any need for this fabric.
Ice YARD Regularly 2sc.
200 remnants and short lengths Of C-e-
tonnes Curtain Nets, NUSiins. Scrinns and
various uphotstery and crApery materials.
ranging in length from u % yards. Many
wesves ana Colorfngs
ts lees than regular prices
200 lengths Brass Weather stripping
with felt edge. In S-foot lengths
Sc esch. Were rer.
SIS Water Color Opsqu4 window Shades.
in green and yellow colOrs; size axe n They
otherwise impei feet
1Se each We're s5c.
Fcur1h noor-G ssrcot
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S1.50 each. Were $500.
Wonen's Suit
Department

Black Mems Wear Serge Suit; semi
fitted coat trimmed with bone buttons; full
flare skirt; size 38; $1,000. Was $500.
3 Suits of Gray Viserole Gabardine;
short box style coats and skirts full with
panel plaits at side; sizes 40, AZ and "A;
$500 each. We're $3.50.
Third AOOr-G strvst.
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Skirt Department

Skirts of Black and Gray Serge, plain
and plated styles; a. 25 and S1-inch waist
measures; a3S5 each. Were s5.I5 and $500.
Oxford Checked worsted skirts. plain
tailored style with detachable belts; 25-inch
waist measure; 1896 each Were S5.15.
l Green and Blue Plaid Skirt. plain-gored
style with pockets and detachable belt; 81
inch waist measure; S3-sS. Was S5.I5.
Corduroy Skirts. in brown, Copenhagen.
black and navy blue; sizes Is to 80 waist
measure; x3.eS each. Were $500.
Third hoor-G street.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
Mems Shoe Dept.

Several small lots of Mems Shoes
different lines and styles; % pairs in ALL
There are Tan Russia Calfskin Lace Shoes.
Tan Russia Calfskin Button Shoes. and
few Gun Metal Lace Shoes. Sizes ], w,
81, and 9Iz AA; N. 9. and 10 A;
5L2, 81. 9. 9Iz. and 10 B; sc; D.
Clearance price, s2.2s pair.
Were $500 and $500.
Main hoor-Tenth street.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07

ew of the offerings.
pairs Handsome FiIet Insertion and Edge
Curtains, with eyelet embroidered corners
mounted on soft white marquisette; yards
long.
$1,000 pair Were $500.
pairs White Marquisette Curtains with lace
insertion and edge trimming.
x2.55 pair. Were 800.
pairs White Wolfe Curtains with wide Bar
men cluny lace edge and insertion; 21s yards
long.
x325 pair Were $500.
pairs YoiIe Curtains with cluny lace inser-
tion and edge; 2 Il yards long.
s4O0 pair. Were $500.
pairs Hand-drswn work Null Curtains
X yards long
$500 pair. Were x37S.
pairs Cream Scrim Curtains. 2l2 yards long
1.10 pair. Were sI.75.
pairs Soft White Soisette Curtains with
drawn-work border and hemstitched edge
$500 pair Were $500.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-07
Dress Department

Velvet and Satin Dresses, attractive
new models: sizes "a. SO. SO, and 40, sI2D5
each. Were S14.75.
Satin Dresses, trimmed; size SO;
S12.85 ench. Were s1975
II Messaline Slips, in light blue and law
ender; slightly soiled and mussed; sizes Is,
3s, SO and 40; 1915 each. Were $500 and
$500
II MeSsaline Slips. in light blue; slightly
soiled and mussed: sizes 34 Sc. 3S and 40;
s1.5o each. Were $500 and 1915.
Third hoor-G street.
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Basket Department

Fancy Scrap Basket, Ioc. Was CSC.
Fancy Scrap Basket, 1c. Wa fl.oo
Fanny Scrap Basket, 2sc.. Was sec,
Fancy Scrap Baskets Soc each. Were
/ Fancy Covered Market Basket zoe. Was
s5c.
Fancy Covered Work Basket, sse- Was
1 Work Basket on stand, sIse. Was s2.s0.
] Work Basket on stand, Soc Was 800.
Fifth 1ooe-Elevepth street.
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Slippers at s2.95 pan-were IS to S..

small lot OF Women's Evening slippers in
patent calfskin. bronze kidskin. black satin and
gold ttnsel cloth Patent sizes, ~ and eAA:
Patent Leather Bernice slippers, with seams
piped in white; sizes 5AA. ~, A. and 6A, 6
and 6b1 B; 4lsC. Patent Calfskin Slippers, with
two silver straps scrOss instep. and silver heel.
sizes and 5AA; and ~ B; s. 5L. and SC.
Black Satin Bernice slippers, trimmed with
Jewel buckles: sizes & ~, Sh, and ga; ~.
81. and &c Gold Tinsel slippers, sizes sli and
b-a: SIC
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Shoes at S2.s5 pan-were $3.50 to s6.

LACE sHoES-of gun metal and patent colt
skin with Goodyear welt soles and Cuban heels.
Sizes 4. s, 6. and 7AA 4. 5, N, 6. and 6I4A SIs
B; an, 3, 81, 8, 6h. and c; 81, S, 5h, g. and
I'd.
BUTTON SHOEs-of gun metal and patent
coltskin, with cloth kidskin tops, Goodyear
welt solek and Cuban or Spanish heels. Sizes 4,
+h, 5h, and 7AA: ,, 4. AZ, sh, and "A; 4, IA.
s. 514, and sB ~. s. g. and sc; IN, ;. sI4, I, 5,
5Iz, and CD.
Third hoor-Tenth
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Friday Will Be an Important Day
In the January Sale of
Women's Undermuslins

of
in sale The will here splendid
h 10 efound low o 5Oc
These with the latest styles we'll
mmce o
dandmu corec and
ooe Of o. dIer simply or
eabortey trimmed with good ss and
brodei INN styles
Special saeh
WomensH Heavy PeMco with
embo cnopedbo
Special each lot o Covers md doof
styles dwhhla
Cambria h with and
narrow cambnc cufhs
Special price, soc EACH . w,smnuz
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NOTE-No local mail or phone
orders can be accepted for goods
advertised for Friday, and none
will be sent c. o. D. or on ap-
proval.
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Friday Clearance Sale of
Women's S House
Dresses

Two lots of Women's Serviceable House
Dresses. numbering about $50 in all. to be
closed out today at greatly reduced prices.
They are neat and desirable styles: the ma
terials are first quality, and the colorings
attractive and serviceable.
A lot of Baldwins Percale House
Dresses. in variety of light and dark col
ors. with low neck and three-quarter
sleeves These are the original ''coat-style"
house dresses. Sizes "a. 36, 38. AZ, "A.
and f4o.
Sl.50 each. Were $500.
A lot of Cingham and Percale House
Dresses, in various striped and figured ef-
fects. with low neck and three-quarter
sleeves Sizes "a and 36 only
Csc each. Were Sl.50.
Third hooS-G street.
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Friday Clearance of
Women's Shoes and Slippers at
Greatly Reduced Prices

the hshea" quality and late style merchandise involved
particularly offerings
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pairs Handsome Handmade Antique Lace
Curtains with Renaissance and Marie Antoi-
nette decorations: white, ~ yards long.
$500 pair. Were s22.5O.
81. pairs Rich Point Venice Lace Curtains
in soft ivory tint Y yards long.
$3.50 pair. Were $3.50.
; pairs Tambour Net Curtains, white and s II
yards long slightly soiled.
$500 pair. Were $3.50.
pairs White Irish Point Lace Curtains.
yards long.
$500 pair. Were $3.50.
pairs White Irish Point Lace Curtains.
$3.50 pair Were $500
. pairs Lacet Arabian Curtains. yards long.
$500 pair. Were $3.50.
Fourth Aoor-G r.
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Friday Clearance of
Boys Winter Ouercoats
and Suits

ana OuItS
renn Of Boys Oecoas
in
is o nc asoodsd will emaeno "a eoa
is chosen
Ovacoah that $50 $500
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3&eh-wa and
homur
coos
95eeh-w nd
A7seeh-ws 0tosl
fE
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The First Remnant Day of the New Year Brings Many Exc

aemadepo Sleand
hus
evident though nj them with
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Misses and Girls
Department

Girls winter-weight wooIen Coats in
fancy mixtures and blue corduroy; sizes 10.
IL, and IA years
C-Jo each. We-~ STATE
Girls Serge Dresses, with white piQUe
collars and long sleeves; green, brown, and
black.
s3.75 each. Were $500.
l6 Girls Guimpes, high neck and long
sleeve styles, pin tucked and trimmed with
lace and embroidery; sizes TO 10 gears.
s1goo each Were $50 and s2.a5.
IL Girls Shirt Waist Guimpes Of dotted
swiss, with turnover collar and long sleeves;
sizes 6, s. 10, and IL years.
sf.5o each. Were G2Se.
80 MILDLY Blouses, some sll-white and 9TH
ers embroidered in blue and red: sizes 6. s,
TO- II, and Il years
sI.Oe each. Were sI-5o.
A lot OF Girls Gingham Dresses. in light
and dark colors. suitable for school wear:
good styles: sizes 6. s, 10, IL. and IL years.
500 eseh. Were s2eS,
Third toor-G -
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Friday Special Sale of
Handsome Lace Curtains

which but few each
geatye reduce $50 clearance We'd afwof the
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kOTE-As the quantities in many
easas are limited we would re-
mind our patron, that early buy
ing has many advantages.
Friday Clearance of
Women's, Misses and
Children's Trimmed
Hats

DisposinE OF all winter styles in Trimmed
Hats now at greatly reduced prices. Not
one, in that every hat Is new and every hat
OF a different style, shape and trimming
Many Black Velvet Hats represented, also
the colors.
Nomens and MIsse.' Bsts
SS-eo and $500 each.
Were $500 20 sIz.eo.
Children's Tailored BsJs In corduroys
plushes, yelvets. checks. and plain colors; in
black and colors and a variety Of styles
Clearance price, Soc each.
Third hOor-F street.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-19

The work Of judging bias alrcade
been started in some OF the depart
ments. and every hour VIII be hu-f
one With the expert judges who are
awarding the premiums While VIC
exhibitors in some Of the lemt
mcnts were little slow and woro
about twonty.four hours behind Mon
day morning they surely mado un
time before the opening gong sound
cd at noon Tuesday ono Of The sup
erin'ondcnls remarked that if i1
opening had been delayed tii Friday
there would be some exhibits uniin
ished yet on Saturday morning but
the bulk Of the fair was in splendid
shape at the appointed time for ib
opening hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-19
ArrENTlos, MARRIED mEN

John 81 Fafrox made h@ debut ia
society al Perry laat Friday hes a
regular devil Rode the merry 20.
round bought gum w TIE box and
cut % generally az he generally does.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-19

Mayor Nissley ~i'l ISSUE a pr0c'a
nation Wednesday declaring Thurs
day Guthrie Day and holiday
That's the stuff.