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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02
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Conference This Month al
Mountain Lake Park, Mdv
to Be Largely Attended.

willard L. Rugg, representing me
Bible conference to be held August
1920 at Mountain Lake Park Nd
is in the city interesting local people
in the conference.
Because of the unusual success OF
Inc Bible conference at Mountain
Lake Park last year, it Is to be con
Quoted again this year by the Moody
Bible institute of Chicago. AdmIs-
sions to all sessions will be free
The Rev, James NJ Gray, D. D.,
will preside and will be assisted on
the program by many of the best
known Bible teachers and preachers
of the country, among them being
the Rev. James NJ. Gray, the Rev.
Robert NJ. Russell, the Rev. Joseph
W. Kemp, the Rev. Velvin G, Kyle,
the Rev Paul RAIDER, the Rev. George
II. Guile, the Rev. L. X. Peacock,
Editor Charles G. Trumbull, Attor-
ney Fred L, Rosemond, the Rev, NJ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02

Five hundred Europe was S%p
ly far more terrible than the war tha is
If in his wear of grace BLACK Death as was called was nt
more or less than which still terror ~ en
countr, and requires rigid quarantine to keep out "
:, 1sAQo and in 1861,
killed according to careful estimate 25O0OOOO persons
most every one who persisted and as in war u oG
suscenbe we're the young Medical science was
fore The plague the microscope thing unknown ana w
Chroncers of the time commented
strange fact that plague fol lowed rivers and water courses
no one suspected infested ships were cono"
DEATH -. u,.do, tb woe the
quarantine in each housenod Ou %
something that carried only theoretically me people
in fasting and IN psnas ~
thus plague spread - i, co,a Writing in the
scenf Monthly" seems parallel between the acceptance
the narue by the people divine vengeance ana
o Of the present day accepting the paronc h
If The mind of the masses nhbing and judgment
Possibly So any there solace in the reflection hat lh
black death beginning Europe SO many
and university students left to teach Latin or IN NOT
man England language French People began 10 peN
and write vulgar tongue .,,.uo5 .
There was shortage labor that the workngmen achieved
certain measure independence spite Of the MOBILES who sought 10
whole social fabric Of the times
the whole for the better. ..l
So it will tide Europe has had time to eoo
education better able now tnn
then to take world and mold their desire The advance
the automatic The next advance Will be con-
sciously planned and executed
Copyright Evening Mail Syndicate1h -Lslenaat--
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Face Massage.

With the tips of the fingers mas
gage the forehead from temple tC
temple with rotary motion, then
slide down to the chin and work up
ward from the chin close to the SIdt
of the nose to the eyes, Slide dowr
again, each time a little farther back
and repeat the motion until the en-
tire face has been covered.
Next work under the eyes with inc
middle finger from the nose outward
TO the corners of the eyes Remem'
Der that the movement should be 70,
tary and always up and out toward
the ears.
A good massage cream is made OF
sweet almond oil, eight minims; fresh
cucumber juice, one ounce; lanoIin,
four drains; oil of rose, four drops
Melt the oil and lanolin in double
boiler. remove from fire and STIR in
cucumber juice. Before the mixture
cools add the perfume Beat untlI
cool.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02

and this has become proverhial among
horsomen and exhibitors.
A great racing program has been
arranged for this year with a record
breaking number Of racers Of higher
class than ever before, and some fine
sport is promised There Will be
twelve races and purses Of $500 have
been hung up. All the departments
will be Overlooking with exhibits.
Arrangements have been made for
entertaining the largest crowds IN the
thirty years history Of the fair
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02

may be arranged for the middle Of
September, but no definite time Will
be picked as it is desired TO have
Bishop Hughes in attendance and
the dedication will be postponed I'M
til the condition of his health Will
permit the long journey. Bishop
Hughes was formerly a member Of
West Virginia conference Of the de-
nomination, having charge of the
First church at Buckhannon and
other churches in the state,
The Rev. c. w, Wise, pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal church at
Stealey Heights. and Mrs. Wise have
gone to Buckhannon for a few days
visit,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02

Choice. handyweIght veals, per pound
11hc@12c; good voals, do. log
lie; heavy. smooth fat calves, per
head. SIS a SIG; heavy rough calves
do $lO@$12; small, thin calves. DO
S7@$9; grassers, heavy, per head
$1O@$12. r.
Lambs and sheep Attractive fat
lambs and choice fat sheep in fair
demand and market steady. We
quote: Choice fat sheep, per pound,
41hcm SC; fair sheep, per pound, &c
m4c: inferior, rough sheep, per head,
Sl.56@$2; old bucks, as to quality
and condition, per pound. 3 " % &c;
spring lambs. choice, fat, do. 0hc@
lOc; fair to medium grade lambs, do
7AcmSc,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02
POSTPONED
Dedication Of SteaIe y
Heights Church Owing to
Illness of Bishop.

Owing to the illness Of Bishop
Matthew Hughes, Of Portland, Ore,
who had arranged to come all the
way to Clarksburg to preside on the
occasion, the dedication of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Steal
ey Heights Sunday has been indeh-
nitely postponed.
1t Is hoped that the dedication
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02

datfon will be made by the county
clerk and his deputies and clerks.
The proceedings were those OF the
Falrmont and Clarltsourg Traction
Company against tho Monongahela
River Railroad Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02
TO RECORD ORDERS.

There have been recorded final
circuit court orders IN twcnty-four
condemnation proceedings for rights
of way for the traction company Gov
orlng a number of years. The recor-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02

Il. Dodds. Prof z. O. Sellers, Howard
A. Banks, Miss Elinor Stafford Millar
and Mrs. Margaret r. Russell
A large delegation from the
Clarksburg district is expected to at
tend the conference,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02
Plnn Golf.

Quite number of the members OF
tho country club and out OF town Wis
itors spent Tuesday at the club play
inc golf and had lmcheons served on
the spacious verandas
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

Calves-The rnarNct IS firm on the
better grades of veal calves, which
are in steady demand. We quote:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02
This Is Not Sea Shore Resort, But Many

Women's knitted tights, size a, 5,
and s, SOC. Size 7, s. and 8, 65c.
Misses and chiIdrcms cotton one
piece suits, Csc.
Boys one-picce Jersey tights, SOC
and $1OO; navy blue, and black, with
white trimmings.
Mems one and two-piece Jersey
suits, navy blue, and black trimmed
with white, red and gray. Price $l,0O,
1925, $500 and $3.50.
Bathing caps in wondrous variety,
made of rubber; even the trimmings
are rubber. Price Csc, soc, and Toe.
Bathing slippers 25c; high lace
bathing shoes SOC, Csc ad 75c.
Rubber bags for carrying bathing
suits, 25c.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-02
Elmo Listers
Famous Toilet PRE-
pqrqttion- Special
Demonstration

Face powder, compounded Of the finest
Ingredients daintily perfumed, the kind
that sticks. Flesh or white
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-24

2I4c FOR ALL Sc PRINTS. MILES AND
Miles of Domestics in bolts First come,
first served. Public Sale Price, 90
s"iu now = 1T
Sc AND I2c PERCALEs AND GINGHAMS.
Public Sale Price, yard, now
llc 81 and " &c
l5c i2c AND i0c OUTING FLANNEL
lublic Sale Price, yard now n
lie &c and ---------- &C
SOC AND 35c TUB SILK. PLAxoN RICE
|, ION ana katine Cloth. Public Sale 10.
Price now 3Sc, lSc and 1ZC
75c AND soc TUB SILK DRESS GOoDs
SergeS Public Sale Price 30
~" oec ana ----------------------- OOS
25C CORDUROY skIRTING AND GALATEA
ION, Public Sale Price, per yard 10
NOW Use and lie
Use AND I5c FRENCH GiNGHAMs,
Fuhlic Sale Price, now =.
per yard --- lie
$3.50 AND $500 CHILDRsNs AND MISSES,
sli' Csc and se- Wv SEC
Use AND soc TABLE DAMASK.
inhiic Sale Price now n,
Ioc AND Sc TABLE NAPKINS.
Public Sale Price now &c
$3.50. sl.25, slOO AND 75c BED SHEETS
esc and --..---1-, N SAC
l5c AND Ioc HUcK TOWELS.
fuhlic Sale Price Now lie
35c, lac AND lOc TURKISH TOWELS
ihhic Sale Price now Use. lie
l5c AND l2Iac CAMBRIA
fublic Sale Price yard, now lie
re, AND zoe UNBLEAcHED sHEeIINe
uullc SAFE Price. ward
&c. Sc ana ... y-.0 now 7c
35c uNBLeAcHED 9 "A sHEgIINe
and loxi Bleached Sheeting
uplIc sale Price now, per yard ZSC
25c AND i5c CURTAIN SCRIM
Puhlic Sale Price. now. per ward =,
~ "tu ---------- Lie
$3.50. sl.Oo, Use AND soc LACE CURTAINS
rShhr Sale Price. now Sic, CSC. 90
si.00 75c AND soc MUSLIN uNDFRweap
ready Bears Combination Pettvcoats Might
Towns Ff'nresS Slips. Public Sale
frice now 7Sc and Soc
soc AND s5c MUSLIN DRAWERS
anl Corset Covers. Public Sale
/ 'fice now SIC and lSC
NUo; $i;50 AND SiOO BED SPREADS.
atSe double size MarSele Red Snrood
Eea heautitier, plain and cut corners actual
N ,, Sun, $l70 and $l.Oo Public 70
sac rice now $llS. 9lc and SSC
S,5O' Si.OO. soc AND $50 BUNGALOW
aprons White Tea Aprons and witchcn Anrons
Nlddy BauSeS and Dressing Sacks phil
SSae fflee now SEC. 42c, BE, 30
$3.50. sl,OO, Use AND soc MATING
Russ ard Bath Room Rugs-24x4S s-Y ~ a
%6NIs Public Sale Price now - anu
s:g - isc and ----le---o =" 1Sc
So.oo All SQUARES. 9xI2. AND BRUSsgll,s
nelFet and Administer Rugs 2Tx52 pnhiiS
sale Price now $" ~ sa65 uuiN
81 ~ and .-------------- S1.4C
SS5.Oe, $4,000 $500 AND $500 BRIrssrI,,
hugS, MI and 6x9. Public Sale Price now
So. and - -- $7.4s
quo AND 25c WINDOW SHADES AND
S5c and PC Table Oil Cloth P,,hiin
Price now 3Sr 2Sc SAN
and ---,.,,----------------- lac
=, lof CHINA WARS AND GLASS WARE
water Bottles, Berry. Butter Cut Salad nisb
hlerS Public Sale Price now UNI
&c and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-24

soc AND 35c MEMS UNDERWEAR IN
Union Suits and Shirts and Drawers, Heavy
Ribbed, Fleece Lined, Balbriggan, genuine B.
" ID. and NansOOk, all sec and $3.50 value.
Public Sale Price Now 3Sc, sec, m.
$3.50 MEMS 0vERALLs AND JUMPERS,
Pin Check Pants and Khaki Pants, Public
Sale Price now CSC, 36c 10.
and -------------- fOC
SOC AND 35c BOYS UNION SUITS AND
Shirts and drawers, Ribbed Balbriggan and
Fleece Lined Public Sale Price 10
soc AND 35c BOYS OvERALLs, BOYS
Shirts and Blouses. Public Sale 10.
$500 $3.50 AND $3.50 BOYS SWEATERS
Heavy Ribbed. Public Sale Price OF.
s sso SAN AND 81, 500 'ns MEMS GENUINE WOOL
Shirts and Drawers also Union Suits, in the
Ribbed. b. V. d. and wrights, Public 60.
Sale Price now Sic and ------------ voc
soc MEMS ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS.
n r"Silc Sale Price 34c
SOC MEMS LEATHER WORK GLOVES
and 2jc and ljc Canvas Gloves. Public q.
Sale Price now 3Sc. Use and---------- u
SiOO AND 75c MEMS LEATHER GLOVES
a r%1ilc SAFE rrlce now sOc CSC
l75c AND SOC MEMS WORK SHIRTS AND
Dress Shirts, Blue Chambray, Work Shirts and
Dress Shirts, with or with out collars.
! Public Sale Price now 42c. 3Sc IN.
$500 GENUINE STETSON SOFT FELT HATS
and $3.50 and $500 and $3.50 values.s Pub
lie Sale Price now $3.45. $2.2", S115
$3.50, si.oo. 75o MEMS AND BOYS GAPS
and Boys Felt Hats. Public Sale 10.
/ Price now S5c, 42c. sec and ---------- AOS
$500 MEMS SILK SHIRTS AND $3.50
81 80. $500 and $3.50 Dress Shirts in the
na,u INV Strin NH
soc AND Csc MEMS sUsPENDERs.
Public Sale Price now lSc, lac 10
Csc. l5c AND lOc MEMS HANDKsRcHleFs.
Public Sale Price now &c. &c NJ
Use PARIS AND BOSTON ALSO BRIGHTON
Carriers. and others. Public Sale @,
$3.50, $3.50, $500 AND si.OO MEMS W05L
/ shirts and Flannel Shirts. Public Sale
Price now SIPS, $l.S4 Es,
$500, $3.50, $3.50 AND $3.50 MEMS
Sweaters Public Sale Price noN QEC
S.45, Sl.95 Sl.45 and --------------- ooe
Csc. l5c AND loo MEMS HOSE PUBLIC
Sale Price now lie, &c. &c lr
1900, $1,000 AND $3.50 MEMS RAIN COATS
and Boys Rain Coats Public Sale Price
nST s4.9', ss.''. ss.e' s1.e5
/ $500, A.00 AND $3.50 BUYS SUITS
Public Sale Price now $295. SIS or
$3.50. $500, 75o AND soc BOYS KNEE
Pants. also Khaki. Public Sale Price 10
lnow Csc. Acc see and -------------- AOS
$3.50 MEMS HATS AND $500, $3.50
and $500 values Solft Felt StetSon Style
Public Sale Price now $lS5, S5c, IA
Csc. 45c and oT>
soc AND 35c MEMS PURE SILK HOSE
and SILK Isle. Public Sale Price 1c
now 3Sc and -------------------- ACS
Toe AND Sc ENAMEL BAKING PANS,
Stew Kettles, Wash Basins Gravy StranerS
Bread Pans. Frying Pans, Soup Ladels anC
Steel Frying Pans, Biscuit Pans. Flour Sif
tiers. 2-Quart Coffee cans. Dish Pans, s. anC
To- quart. and great variety Of all kitchen
needs; Potato Slicer and Crater Bread Pan
and Baking Pans Pie Plates, Tin Pals AM
one hundred other house furnishing and kitch
en- utensils, all Toe and &c values .
Public Sale Price now &c and - Ok
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-24
LADIES' WAISTS

! $3.50 AND $3.50 LADIES' AND MlSsTs
Skirts-in all the new fall STYLES A'o
Skirts. Public Sale Price N
now Sl.45, 95c and -----------------
sI2.50. $3.50. $3.50 AND $500 LADIES
Fall Skirts, including also Silk SHIT,
lie Sale Price now S645, SAD hlX
$3.50 and ----------------
$3.50, $3.50, $500 AND $500 TRIMMED n
In wonderful variety of models a.
$3.50 and $500 values; 90 durih- 'nS
lie Sale, now for the price Of VI
S3.S5, S2.65 and ----------------,--,Ise FAN
$3.50, $3.50 AND $500 CHllDRtNS
Trimmed Hats. remarkable indeedL's .. h
did variety of stylish effects 10 cl'%
they are $3.50, $3.50 and $500 value VI
Public Sale Prices. $2.4j, $3.50 ana Al
$500. $3.50, $500 AND $3.50 LAUIee
Misses Waists. Crepe de Chine lTo n
Vale, Lingerie and Lawn. Pubic s"'
now $l.S5, CSC SEC ~
$3.50. $500 AND $3.50 SILK VASE ;,
Crepe de Chine and every silk mater.
the new fall style. Public sac SE.Q
Price now s3.45, s263 and ---c ,p,.s
$1,000. $500. $3.50 AND $500 H'T ,Ss
, Misses and Children's Coats IN an prirs
styles Now for the Public sac -,
s6.45, s5.S5, 1895, sS.45 Sl.0
4 $3.50. $500, sI.5O AND sI:OO Cuh'-
and Brassieres. Ladies' Corsets, n 'o3 Bu
high or low bust, long over hlps "H' 4
siers. Public Sale Price nov y
Sl,lS, 7Sc and ----------------e vast
$500. $3.50 AND $3.50 CORSt 10; ~ 4
style, front or back lace, extremely mil
two elastic sections in front, me = M q
!, terial, s hose supporters, regular q,
!. and $3.50 values. Public Sale IT" Sl'
now SS.S5, S2.45, S1.95 and
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-24

$3.50 MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS SUITS
y NOW SlOO One lot of mems and young mons
suits First come first served Sold n
\ Tor $3.50 Public sale price, Now Y
= $3.50. sI2.5o AND $1,000 MEMS AND
I Young mems suits in every new fall style: also
Y blue serges. Public Sale Price Now a ~ -
$50, s7.s5 and -------- --.- WV $685.
\ $4,000 AND $3.50 MEMS AND YOUNG
h Mems new fall suits of every new fabric. in
l, material including blue serges mDor
r fuDiic Sale Price, Nov Sill As and 8S.SO
y $4,000 AND $500 MEMS AND YOUNG
Il mems highest grade custom tailored new FAN
4 Public Sale Price, Now Vow s itisSS and $14.45
: $1,000 MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS
\ o pons son Now sl.oO One lot of mems and
4 young mems oyercoats. First come first
d served ,n, $1,000 values, Public Sale O. m
q rice Now ------------------S l w
y $500 MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS
4 o,ercoats IN every new fall style, including
n SZo.oo 5000, $1,000 and $1,000 values in
every new fabric and material now for the
!, Public Sale Price of $l4.45 or ar
y $3.50 MEMS PANTS NOW zoe. FIRST COME
y hlSt served, Will get this lot Of mems pants ;
4 Now - Nv, uD'le 7"'e r''ye zoe
II $3.50 AND $500 MEMS AND YOUNG
y Men good quality, well tailored new fall
] pants Public Sale Price Now 10.
II $3.50 $500 AND $3.50 MEMS AND YOUNG
y Mems pants. in every fall stripe and ma
n terlal. Public Sale Price ~ a.
|. $3.50. $500 AND s4.OO MEMS AND YOUNG
\ Mems highest grade custom tailored trousers
/ ss4 S''s and a'cS Now $40. $2.95
! LADIES' SHOES S,
$3.50 LADIES' SHOES NOW l5c. ONE LOT
4 Of finest Vic' Kid and Patent Tips. r.
3 Public Sale Price Now -- lCC
!, =, $3.50, $3.50 AND $3.50 LADIES AND
Il Misses oMords and Satin Pumps, and Ladies'
! s NOW si4 s"G and Public Sale Price CSC
3 $500, $500 AND $3.50 LADIES' AND
y MISSES nigh grade dress shoes. Public Sale
n Price Now S2.9j, $2.45 OF or
Il anu ------------- ---------------- " .Oo
h $1,000 $3.50. $500 AND $3.50 LADIES' AND
Y Misses new fall high top boots Public sale
= Price, Now $495 $3.45. S2.95 CChc
4 and ------------------ ------- @A.fo
\ $3.50. $500 cHILDREN's AND MISSES
|, shoes Public Sale Price Now Go
i 75c LADIES AND MISSES SPORT SHOES
l. and Rubber Tennis Oxfords, Public 20.
Sale Price Now ------------------ OOC
= $500 MEMS oxFoRDs NOW csc.
y Mems high-grade si.O0 Oxfords, Shoes in one
;s lot Public Sale Or
y Price Now --------------- 0OC
q $3.50. $500 AND $3.50 MEMS DRESS
II Shoes and Work Shoes Public Sale Price
n Now $l.95. $l6S c1hc
/: $3.50. $500 AND $500 MEMS FLOLRSHEIN
= Crowford and other makes high grade dress
a shoes. Public Sale Price Now c0Ac
{, Si95, 1895, s295 and - SZ.4S
I. Use AND soc MEMS SPORT OxFORDS, AND
n Rubber Tennc Oxfords and house slippers
u Public Sale Price Now IL
r. $3.50, $500 AND $3.50 BOYS AND GIRLS
" school shoes and oxfords. Public Sale Price
L. Now s2.45, s1.s5, s1.45 or
n soc AND use INFANTS SOFT SOLE SHOES
b Public Sale Price Now 10
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-24

0UKHNs. ~. .-,Sk,--.
35c. 25c AND i5c LADIES' VESTS
Public Sale Price now Ice, y.
soc AND 35c LADIES' HEAVY RIBBED
Pants and Vests Public Sale Price 10
now soc, Sac and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOG
$3.50. sl.oo AND Csc LADIES' AND MISSES
Union Suits, Public Sale Price or.
25c, I5c AND lOc RIBBONS.
sale Price, per yard, now
'5c AND Sc LACE INSERTION AND
Torchon Lace, Public Sale Price. 4.
per Nafu now ------------------ AZ
iOc AND Sc EMBROIDERY.
Public Sale Price. yard, now
DC ana ---------------- &c
200 AND $I.5O CHlLDREN'S WASH SUITS.
Public Sale Price 95c
and ------------------------ oSC
Sc NOTIONS OF CROCHET COTTON.
rearl Buttons, Paper Pins Card Hook and
EYES Satety Pins. Public Sale
Toe AND Sc PEROXIDE, TALcuM POWDER,
Iailroli'e soap Medal Sweet Toilet Soap
nubllc Sale Price now &c.
BE and - &c
soc NADINE FACE POWDER AND a5c
olGate Talcum and 1jc Cogate's Tolcum
Powder and Zoe Air Float face powder pnh-
lie Sale Price now 3Sc. lSc, ~
Sc and hC
nm zoe AND l5c CANDLES.
Public Sale Price, now one-half
poulu, sc ana -------- OC
25G i5c, IOc AND Sc LADIES' FANCY
ana Embroidered Handkerchiefs pubiic So,o
frlce now DC, &c, &C. &c s"''
and ----------------- DC
SOC Use AND i5c LADIES' BLACK t,s,r
n n,, ana Sin Hose. Public Sale
irlce now lSc, lie and &c
SOC AND 25c LADIES' PURE SILK uosr
SECONDS. Public Sale Price now
~ N;5o, sl.OO AND rs LADIES' FINE
g. o., ". IN rose Public Sale Price now -
, ~ '"N anu -------- OZC
p ,,, s5c' 25C AND I5c cHILDReNs HOSE
iHhllr Sale Price now
Use, lie and 7C
ron,,I s'e: Csc AND l5o PILLOW CASES,
iuhiic Sale Price now Use
~ ana ------- SC
pnh,is $50 80 $3.50 AND $3.50 COMFORTS
: u9!le Sale Price now SI95.
pr,,, sS,oO; $3.50 AND $3.50 BLANKETS
= su9lic Sale Price now 81 AZ
sooo ---------------------- SOC
Niy s1Uo, sl.5O AND sl.OO LADIES, ANN
jals !, p.ilitroats, San silk and other mater
Sale Price now @ Ssc ' and 50lors. Public 4sr
pe,,,co s9.UO FINEST SILK JERSEY Iop
coats ~, also $3.50 and $3.50 sill patti
s so u! Public Sale Price now SIM fetu
F'.1"' S2.43 and vi OF
prosss a.ou' S;5o AND sl.OO cHupReMs
lsec re-, runlie Sale Price now
also 'OV Gir ESQ RAN AND $500 LADIES. MISSES
now S3S5 e. coats. Public Sale Pric
ss.7G s''S se1 s'R us SILK SWEATERS AND
Ribbed Sweaters, Pnb 5g A NJ, and Heav.
S saW 70 Ns3. sl.45. SEC and iriee ~
Mise, Fine Fine New s'o ra AMP P 500 LADIES AMI
rrS new style Public Sale Price sweaters in ev
now Si.s9, Sl45, SIC and i'e 80
in e1efs S ncs An AsD $3.50 SILK SWEATERS
snie Price of s5.45, Sass 10" i0r the Publ
anu --- ----------- S3.4s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-24

$3.50 AND $3.50 LADIES AND MlSsts
Skirts-in all the new fall STYLES ASv ",
. Skirts. Public Sale Price a,
now Sl45, 95c and Recommendations
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-24

$1,000 AND $500 LADIES AND MlsSE|
New Fall Silk Dresses, Messaline, tIeE
Chine, Poplin and Serge Dresses rug
Sale Price now $7.S5 ca
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-24
$3.50 LADIES HOUSE DRESSES,

$1,000 AND $500 LADIES AND MISSES
Silk Party Dresses and Evening Dresses.
Public Sale Price Now eli
S445 and ylA
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-24

soc AND 35c MEMS UNDERWEAR IN
Union Suits and Shirts and Drawers, Heavy
Ribbed, Fleece Lined, Balbriggan, genuine b.
" ID. and Nansook, all sec and $3.50 value.
Public Sale Price Now 3sc, 36c, m.
34c ISc and lUC
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-17

Dean Of Racing Drivers Going
From Los Angeles to Chi
cagoi Millionaire Lumber
man With Him.

on trip, partly over the Santa re
trail. to Chicago, Barney oldneld, vet
eran racer and driver, left Los An
geles at noon last Wednesday. Bar
ney's big Firestone- equipped Packard
touring car attracted attention In Los
Angeles streets before the start.
Every available space on the body OF
the car was Imprinted TO the effect
that Barnoys life insurance was in
l'rcstone tires. For years the dean
of racing drivers has used lfirestone
equipment in races.
Accompanying Barney is David G..
Joyce, millionaire lumberman. Joyce $
valet aud Barney's chauffeur. Joyce.
as owner of pldfield's big DeLage
racer. has closely identified himself
with the racing game throughout the
country. lie Is also chairman OF the
touring committee of the A. A. A. and
in this capacity he expects to secure
valuable data ana statistics during
the trip The party expects to reach
Chicago about May I.
Oldfield is to pass through Albu-
ouerque. according to word from Los
Angeles, but when he will arrive is
not yet known here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-17
ONE AUTOMOBILE TO
EVERY Is RESIDENTS,
LOS ANGELES MARK

isssctt cnHassrDspsscs 70 sosHlsa iouansli
Los Angeles. Calif, April ia
record ownership Of automobiles il
now claimed by Los Angeles, which
registers one car fer each thirteen OF
It's Inhabitants. During 1916 there
were bb.all reaistered---an increase Of
nearly rs per cent over the number In
1914,
Los Angeles county leads ali other
counties IN California in ownership OF
automobiles BY so wide II margin that
there In no close comparison with amy
other OF the state divisions. San
Francisco with if76s cars registered
IN 1915, Is the closest rival Of Los An.
geieH county.
According 90 the state motor vehicle
department i6a,9T6 motor cars. 26.-
4ai motorcycles and 20stS profess
nionai chautfeurs are registered In
the stale. From the automobiles, tho
sfoss receipts Ia 1915 We're Sa,Ohp.6S9.
or THIS amount Si,sGi.gSb.b0 was
Hppoflioned equally between the state
aud various counties for road mainte-
nance purposes.