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Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
AMOS PINCHOT
 FavORs WILSON

LONG BRANCH. Oct. 17.--Spokes man AmUs PinehOt. of the Wilson vol unteers. says the organization has taken their choice between Democ- raey and Special Privilege. as typi- fed by the Hughes Republicanism, and will support Wilson. President Wilson In reply Co Pinehot's address, stated that the real problem of the United States today was to unite all .hs Progressive forces for action for the nPhaildinG of the country.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
NEw THEORY FOR
 ISFANTILE CASES

NEW FORK. Oct. t1.-That seiea- ;iae farming spreads infantile parai- ats Is the theJrs advanced by Dr. otto BFyRiag. af St Mary's Hospital Fertili.sFs oF deadly pctsons now used ia spraying tas leayee Of every fruit be vegetable. with ths exception oI 'eoFt. sIs eoatain lead. arscEte. cop per salpaats ~f potassium cyanide. wsleh ehemieats. an physicians agree Dr HyrniaE ssys. saases pssssl%=i-, Also sa the pFosess of preserving ths fosd tz again eOHtaminat0d
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
HUGHES STILL
 PLAYING WILSON ADDRESSES LARGE AUDIENCE Auditorium in Omaha Filled by a
 Huge Audience Who Gathered to
 Hear the Republican Candidate for
 President Explain Stand on Issues.
ADDRESSES LARGE AUDIENCE

OMAHA, Oct. 1.-The auditorium in this city was packed last night by an immense audience which turn ed out to hear Charles Evans Hughes. Prolonged cheering greeting the can didate as he stepped upon the plat form. In his address Hughes said there would be no invisible govern m ent. if he was elected to the presi- dency any more than there was when he was governor of New York. He roasted President Wilson and flayed the administration.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
! TEMPLE |S DESTROYED
iE FLUE IS TIRE CAUSE
ding st Anchorage, Built sa Labor Union, Goes Up e-EstIn,atesl Loss on the
 and Contents, S12,OOO.
sl to the Prospector. ]

sl to the ProspectorD sAGE, Oct. lG.--The La
 here, erected by the Alas tn ion. was totally destroy last night The Temple gest log building In Alaska l, onstructed largely by the .i the union. and constitu.-
 g place for the social func-
 D hchorage, as we'll as the
 lbers.
 is supposed to have origi- a defective fiue. The loss
 d ing and contents Is esti- .l2.0O0.
 Ia Is of the Union are as yet what course will be pur- lace tho building. although st certain the Union will Der meeting place of some
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
Woman I,yncIled

ARLINGTON, Ga. Oct Sarah Connolly. a negress. who together with her son Sam. was charged with the murder of William McElvain, a planter. last Monday. was taken from the jail at Leary near here today by mob and lynched. The son had been removed elsewhere for safe keeping. The wOman's body was riddlsd by the mob's bullets.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
Russians Repulsed.

VIENNA. Oct. 17.-An official bull letin issued today states that the Rus sians have made a number of attacks against the Teuton positions in the Narayuvka. on the upper Sereth river, southwest of Brody in Galicia. The bulletin states that the Russians were everywhere repulsed with heavy losses
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
ID WAGE WAR 0N BANDIT CHIEF .CARRANZA STARTS CAMPAIGN Minister ArresionCu Prings COnmupi-
 cation from Carranza Stating Will
 Be Continued Until Outlaw Killed
 or Captured.
STARTS CAMPAIGN
Minister ArretionCu Prings COInmuni-

ATLANTAC CITY. Oct. 17.-Mexi- can Minister to Washington. Arredon- do. has delivered a communication from the Mexican government to President Wilson. in which Carranza announced that an active campaign is being inausnrated against Villa and that it vii, be continued until the out law leader is either killed or captured and his forces dispersed.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
SENTENCED MARRY
 INSTEAD 0F PEN

NORTH YAKIMA. Oct. l7.-L. Weismandel who pleaded guilty late yesterday afternoon to grand larceny, instead of being given an indetermin- ate sentence in the state reformatory was permitted to try an indeterminate term in matrimony. Judge Grady sen tenced the man to serve from one to 15 years in the refOrmatory. suspend ed the sentence and half hour later Weismandel and Miss Lillian M. Ep- pers were married.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
HOyt Cannot Make summit.

Harry Hoyt. who left Valdez for Gulkana with his Chevrolet car Mon day, was unable to cross the summit yesterday on account of the extremely heavy trail, and was forced to return to WortIn,.n's to spend the night. The Road Commission team pulled the car up the hill today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
ssnake Is Sugar Thief

i Ore, Oct. 17.-An i'm
 Aesnak almost spilled the Se Mrs. W. J. Williams of was making. The snake sugar out of a jar just as Jams reached for 1t. Mrs. '1m ost upset the cake when te rattler and then started
 hk tu find some one to kin '3hs returned with aid the eat en Gl. the sugar and
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
Tug to Cross Atlantic.

NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-The tug Elizabeth F. Moran left this port on a trans-Atlantic trip bound first to Halifax. where a turtleback deck will be built on her. It was reported she had been purchased by the British government. She is l05 feet over all
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
Still Fighting.

PARIS. Oct. 1.-The allied forces are still driving ahead at Sally where the fighting has been extremely heavy. The French troops have oc- cupied a number of houses along the Bapaume road. and the Germans are slowly falling back before the fierce assaults of the British and French.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
ING O|LMEN
 IuRN ID WORK
1oMPEILED To STRIKE
0s scnd Nill March to rl~at ntarti Oii Company sa Ray .nI Resume Their Former ns.

ME. N |. Oct. l7.-Thrse
 II tn, striking OI men. wi.o 2iJyed ny the Stsadard or
 here. have announced tha, d. msryh back to the oil Fay and ssums tHeir old DO IT aSiag the <triEe.
 e., eiain, thai they were !, agfks sgLins. their wishes t.ey rstase tG lOeger Semsin
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
Attacks Broken.

BERLIN, Oct. 17.-heavy Rus sian attacks west of Lutsk, in Vol hynia. have been broken by the Teu- tons, the Russians suffering heavy losses. Strong Serbian attacks near Corna were unsuccessful and were re- pulsed with considerable losses.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
E ORATOR TO
 AID SOCIALIST FIGHT

IiN Oct. l7.-Charles Les .ist orator. formerly of Van ft iae. night for downriyer speak |; Fairbanks. Ruby.
 slasksa towns for Lena swis. Socialist candidate for s.c Conssess.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
BROTHERS MEET AFTER
 SEPARATION IS YEARS

DOUGLAS. Arizona, Oct. 17-Elise and MaiOran' Veri. ovitz. brothers who after a separation ia Serbia Is years ago. and who for many years afterward sought each other in the United Sates. unexpectedly met face to face in the underground workings of copper mine near Glove, Ariz.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

' .tae Rasn. iabor semple. ss of the big Labor Temple A. xs vas caused by a defective . saiid.Fs put tt2.eoe worth -.sl h the hoase and thea
 en dollar aae. The Roass se ser taan lts weakest part.
 Ast ar~ sst h aAlazs It the
 hsen easss.Fgetsd os esmse' aaas bs Blake, lass a hstis
 taas 'as oth~E tss'ow. it Il Azvs barnet Isoss Ia yea sstsF sxamlas it hsa0Fe ths .assF stzas eogls res dot
 . asy save y0aF heas and ylaF hss See alaks tt
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
SHERIFF IS ACCUSED OF
 ASSISTING BOOTL E(iGEKS

SEATTLE. Oct. 17.-Deputy Pros ecuting Attorney Palmer charged today that as much as eight barrels and 11G cases of whisky which Sher- iff Hodge yesterday testified he had destroyed had not been dest troyed but made their way back into the hands of boOtleggers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
BTSINE MEN PLAY HOST;
 FEED 5000 ON TX. AND K

SAVANNA. H.. Oct. 5.-Orange- vile business men fed 5000 visitors on cOrned beef and cabbage, it being the annual Pennsylvania Dutch day. Five thousand pounds of corned beef and 1000 heads of cabbage were served.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
Eject British from Trenches

BERLIN. Oct. 17.-An official bull letin issued today states that impor- tant counter attacks by the Germans on the Somme front elected the Brit ish. who were penetrating the Ger man first line of trenches at Gueud- ecourt. about three miles south of Bapaume. The British were also re- pulsed at Sally. northest of Combles.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
HINDI aWIPES ENEMY
 OyER HEAD WITB ROCK

POMONA, Cal, Oct. 17.-Out on bond for attacking Allah Singh, his brother-in-'aw. verah Singh, Hindu. today crep, up behind his enemy and beaned h!Ia with a rock. The injured man may die.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

Tobacco Is now being raised in the province of Quebec. Tho area devol
 ed to it's cultivation in 1915 amount -@d d-tea--aaossA-Iha -aaa-s -saSGs-a-iAi-l. \. was slightly more than 1914. and tl e yield peT acre was about 900 Ios
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
To Build Potash Plant.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 16.-The United States government will estah, fish plant either at Long Beach or San DiesJ for ,rrnuiactui ing potasll from kelp. according to scientists.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
Democrats Meet Tonight

A specia. meeting of the Valdez Democratic club will be held in the office of George J. Love this evening at s o'clock. All members are re- quested to be present.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
EPISCOPAL RECTOR IS COMING VALDEZ

SEATTLE. Oct. l7.-Reverend George Zinn has arrived here on his way to Valdez to take the rectorship of the Episcopal church at that place
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
Is,,siness Hpuscs Close.

All .tIe business houses will close tomorrow noon fo: the rest of the day. the occasion being the celebra- tion of the anniversary of the pur- chase of Alaska. Oct. IS, 1867.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

l.. l.. Middelkamp. superintendent of the Ellamar mine, accompanied by Mrs. Middlekamp. are visitors in town today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
British Planes Destroyed.

BERLIN. Oct. 7-The German war office states that German airmen and Zeppelins have destroyed 53 aero- planes and Fl French in the past month
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
THE GHOST BREAKER
 AT THE EMPRESS

The 5act comedy drama. "The Ghost Breaker" will be shown at the Empress theatre tonight at s D. m. The regular price of admission will be charged.
 This Is one of the greatest dramas of modern times. dealing with South ern feuds, Spanish castles. meats. as- sassinations. alleged ghosts and the love of red-blooded American boy for Spanish princess.
 The action starts In New York and ends up in Spain. where the young couple forget their troubles in their mutual love.
 A thriller from beginning to end. Don't miss 1t.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

kahkF. sha Lt taking a sAs .efe ssoE tssat he Hisht asaoaa twta continuing ats . ma~sntax Ns-, tsssd ssaan, sf ars tseaass "a aasksaE shs . ALm
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

The largest hens eggs are produc- ed in Manchuria, those weighing one sixth of a pound being common.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
Anaxy Af MeCalIuYIs.

Four inches of snow fell at Me |, Callum yesterday. POT milec in on the trail.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17
BRITISH CAPTURE SCHWABEN
 REDOUBT ON SOMME FRONT

TERRIFIC BATTLE MARKS CAPTURE IMPORTANT
 sITON-GIvEs BRITISH COMMAND GRANDECoURT MUM. PRISONERS TAKEN-HEAvY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES SECRETARY FOREIGN AFFAIRS IN BERLIN REFUSES
 TO ACCEPT STORY OF SINKING STEAMER BLooMERsDJK-
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

Fred Liljigren came up from dowr the Sound last evening.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

E. P. Cashman came In from his ranch at Wortman's this afternoon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

John Johnson was up from Ella mar on the Token Lou today.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

Aiamets Passes Skagway. The steamer Alameda passed Skag- way. en route to Valdez at 3 a. m. October 16.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

Supt. Middelkamp took several men back to work in the mine at Ella mar.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

w. A. Dickey of Landlock bay ar rival in town last evening.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

also stated the United States was i'm
 plicated in the controversy.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-10-17

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The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
MODES, WAISTS AND DRESSES

Children's Dresses-Job lots, as- sorted patterns, sizes 2 to 6, regular soc value Sale Price. ..... .25c
 Children's Dresses-Neat stripes, up to date, 6 to IA. Sale Price. soc
 Children's Gingham Dresses-Nice- ly trimmed, $1.00 value. Price. .69c
 Ladies House Dresses-Assorted patterns, sizes 36 to A, extra value. Sale Price ............... soc
 $2.75 value Ladies Linen Crash Dresses. Sale Price .... S1.65 $3.50 value Ladies Foulard Dresses. Dale TFlce .............. SI.AU
 Misses Gingham Dresses es-In check, trimmed in solid color and embroidery, regular SIPS value. Sale Iflce JJc
 Misses Gingham Dresses-Trim- med in linen. Sale Price. .... S100
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
Sale Begins Friday May l2 - Sale Ends Saturday, May 27

7c grade 39-inch Domestic. Sale Price ................6 .6Rc
 10c and 121ac grade Ferguson Mckinney Bleached Muslin, good as Hope. Sale Price ...... Sc Heavy 40-inch Sea Island Domestic. Sale Price ..........S s 1-3c
 121ac grade Percales, in new shades, stripes and figures. Sale Price ......... Ice
 Special prices on all Embroidery Skirt Flouncing.
 Special prices on Infants and Chil- dren's Muslin Bonnets and Hats, prices ranging from 35c to $100
 One lot of 45c and soc Table Dam ask Sale Price ........... BOG
 75c grade Table Felt, 54 inches wide. Sale Price ............. soc
 soc grade Table Felt, 62 inches wide. Sale Price soc
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
SILK HOSE

The present modes demand that MILADY'S Hosiery be in harmony with the rest of her attire. Our stock includes all the new styles and shades to match milady's gowns.
 Art Silk Boot-Combed lisle top, full seamless, 220 needle wide, elastic welt, high spliced heel and double sole, extension toe, German looping. Sale Price ............. 25c
 Art Silk Plated Body-Medium weight, 220 needle, full seamless, 7- in, 440 double sole, elastic looping Sale Price ..................... soc
 Heavy Pure Silk Thread-No load ing, Tin. mercerized lisle top, wide elastic double welt, fine gauge, full fashioned, high spliced heel and toe, double sole. Sale Price .S1.00
 Ladies high grade, superior quail ty, 10c grade Hose. Now ... .7c
 10c value Misses Hose. Now. .7c
 Mems Fashioned Half Hose Heavy art silk body, mercerized silk top, French welt, 220 needle, full seamless, high silk spliced ankle and double sole, 4-thread lisle heel and ex- tension toe. Sale Price ...... .25c
 Mems Black Cotton Half Hose l0c value. Sale Price .......... .7c
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11

If you're going out to see "her,"
 And want to look your best,
 Just take along a smile or two
 OUR SHOES will do the rest.
 $l.5O value Women's Kid Butcher Oxfords, medium heel, patent tip. 0ale Price ................. Sl.15
 $1.50 value Women's Kid Ankle Strap Oxfords, plain toe, medium heel. Sale Price ............S .S1.15
 $2.5O Women's Patent Baby Doll, plain toe, low heel, solid sole. Sale
 $2.25 value Women's Kid Two Strap Oxfords, plain toe, high heel, solid leather. Sale Price. <. .S1.99
 One job lot Ladies $500 value OK lords, pumps and button. Price $2.25 S4.0O value Womens Colonial Pat ent Pump, Louis heel. Price. .S3.OO
 S1.50 Women's Two-Strap White Duck Outing Oxfords, with leather heel. Sale Price ............. .S1.OO
 Sl.75 value Women's white mercer lzed, hand-turned Two-Strap Ok lords. Sale Price .......... .S1.15 $1.5O value Women's White Duck Baby Doll Slippers. Price. :. S1.OO
 Women's Champion Tennis OK lords, color, black, with black soles. Sale Price ............ 75c
 Women's Rival Brand Oxfords, gray soles. Sale Price ....... .S5c
 Mems White Champion Tennis Bals, with gray soles. Price. S1.OO
 Mems Rival Tennis Oxfords, white with gray soles. Sale Price. .S1.OO
 Mems Champion Tennis Oxfords, black. Sale Price .............. 95c
 Mems Champion Tennis Oxfords, White. Sale Price ..........6 65c
 SIPS value Misses White Duck Iwo-Strap Slippers, sizes 111a to 2 Sale Price ............... 95c
 $2.OO value Misses Baby Doll Pat ent Leather Shoes, sizes 1211a to z Sale Price ...........Sl Sl.4s
 S2.5O value Mems Patent Leather Low-Cut Shoes, in lace and button, Sale Price .........S1.9 .S1.99
 $3.50 value Mems Low-Cut Shoes, oaie Price ........,....... Sz.Ss
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.

$3.50 value Caldwell's Best, High est Patent Hard Wheat Flour. Sale Price ............. S3.O0
 $500 value Cotton Queen Second Patent-every sack guaranteed to please Sale Price ....... S2.7O Two Twists Red Raven Tobacco. sc
 25c value oz. Bottle Scotch Snuff. Sale Price ................... 19c 10 Bars Cracker Jack Soap. :. 25c 8 lbs. Pilgrim Coffee for .S1.00
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11

For it's time your head was safely
 hid,
 Beneath a covering of STRAW
 A STYLISH NEW SPRING LID. Then lose that TIME-WORN WIN TER HAT,
 Its duty now is OCT,
 And top yourself becomingly
 IN a new one from OUR STORE.
 Porto Rican Panama-Finely wov- en, light weight, Porto Rican body, clear white bleach, popular Optimo block, 4l4-in. crown, ? 3-4-in brim, IT ligne, black ribbon silk band and bow, turned leather sweat, regular price $4.00. Sale Price ...... S2.00
 S1.0O value Jap Sonnet Hat. Sale Price ................. DUG
 S2.50 value Sonnet Yacht, finely woven Jap braid, clear white. Sale Price ............. .S1.75
 S2.00 value Jap split braid, finely woven. Sale Price ..... S1.00
 S2.5O value Light Weight Palm Beach, tan color. Sale Price. Sl.50
 soc value Boys Straw Hats-Snap brin, bleached Canton braid, 2 3-4-in. crown, 4-in. brim, black silk ribbon band and bow, leather sweat. Sale Price ........2 25c
 25c value Mems Harvest Hats. Sale Pflce .,................ ....r.... LUG
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
DON'T MISS IT!
GRAB IT!

Never let a good thing slip by you. B A R c AIN s are always worth GRABBING, and here are some veri- table values for discerning buyers in Art Squares.
 $20 value 12x15 Crex Art Square. Sale Price ............. $15.50
 $22.50 value 9x12 Smiths Saxony Administer. Sale Price. $500
 S20 value 9x12 Brussel Art Square. Sale Price .............. S16.OO
 S6.25 value Mating Art Square, size 9x12. Sale Price .S3.75
 $500 9x12 figured Crex Rugs. Sale Price ........ $500
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
MIR. MAN.

If you are interested in STOVES of any kind let us show you OUR CON- PLETE AND UP-T0-DATE LINE. This is a feature of our business to which we devote SPECIAL ATTEN- TON, and we know that we can
 HOLD YOUR BUYING INTEREST WITH OUR QUALITY AND PRICE if we can once get your ATTENTION 35c Collar Pads. Sale Price. <. .25c
 lOc value Sin. File. Price. 7c 30c value i-Porcelain Bowl 15c
 l5c value Semi Porcelain Bowl 12c 30c value Semi Porcelain Pitcher 25c S35 value Steel Range for. '. .S22.5 50 Sl5 value Sewing Machine for SIP. 50 S21 Cook Stove, with reservoir SI6 O0
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
THE LAST WORD

stock of DRESS GOODS is a select showing of authentic style. Never before has our buyer been confront ed with such bewildering array of materials, and our large and varied assortment embodies the newest weaves, colorings and fabrics, and Is, without a doubt, the greatest early season showing of Dress Goods ever seen in Mena. We invite the dis eliminating shoppers of our vicinity to come in and look over our immense line and be convinced that we are as well prepared to supply their re- quirements as though they had stocks of the city stores at their com- mand.
 Lawns, in flowers, dots and stripes, 10 and l212c values, at .... .7Hc Crepe de Chine, 36 inches wide, just arrived, 75c value, at .. soc Crepe de Chine, 30 inches wide, in stripes, 35c value, at .......... 25c Regular S12c Sheeting, i yards to the pound. Special Price, yard. 6Ize
 40c grade Velour Coupe, in assort- ed colors, suitable for skirt and sus- bender suits. Sale Price. .. 15c 25c to 40c grades in Ratines, suit able for Ladies Skirts or Little Boys Suits. Choice of patterns, yd. .15hc 20c and 25c grades of Fancy Or gandies. Sale Price ... 162c 25c grade Fancy Organdies and Flaxons. Now at ..........2 2Oc 25c grade Silk Null, in white and black. Now ................ l217c 45c grade Flame Dress Goods, suitable for outing and picnic dresses. Now ..................20 20c
 75c grade Dotted Crepe, in heavy weights-just the thing for Ladies Quaker Dresses. Sale Price 25c
 75c grade Serge, in assorted colors. Sale Price ................. 5Sc 6Oc grade Serge, in assorted colors.
 $i.85 grade Plaid suiting. Sale Price .............. .S9c
 75c grade Silk Charmeuse, in as- sorted colors. Sale Price 49c $1.00 grade Wool Crepe, in black, blue and rose Sale Price S6c $2.25 Tango Suiting. Sale Price, per yard ......e.......SI. SI.50 $1.35 Brocaded Tussah, in tan and gray Sale Price .........S1 S1.00 S165 grade Eponge, in gray and blue Sale Price ........... 90c
 soc grade Brocaded Grenadine, in blue, pink, green, lavender, tan and gray. Sale Price ........... 25e 75c grade Brocaded Ratine, in pink and tan. Sale Price ...... 30c 35c grade Voile, in blue, pink, tan. green and lavender. Sale Price. 25c Soc grade Powered Rice Cloth, in gray, pink and white. Price. 45c 35c grade Silk Boucle Voiles, in gray, blue and lavender. Price. 25c 20c and 25c Powered Crepe Sale 75c grade Silk Ratine, in white, blue, brown and tan. Price. 35c 25c grade Bordered Flaxon. Sale l Price ..... 2Oc 35c grade Kimono Crepes, in as- ] sorted colors. Sale Price 20c 25c grade Tissue Gisigham. Sale l Price - 21c 12lac grade Odessa Gingham. ! Sale Price .-..........l He
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
WORK CLOTHES FROM US

Mems Sport Shirts-In assorted stripes, extra value. Sale Price. soc
 soc value Mems Work Shirts. Sale Price ...............3 .39c
 65c value Mems Work Shirts. Sale Price ..........5Oc soc
 Boys Light Shirts-In assorted stripes, collars attached, 12 to IA years, good values. Sale Price. 25c
 Wor-KING-Man Overalls In 220 good blue denim. Price . S1.OO
 Boys Short Waist Union-Made Overalls, regular price 40c. Sale Price ...............25c 25c
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
MEMS SUITS.

Mems Genuine Summer Suits, nar- row stripe. Sale Price ..... $500
 Mems Palm Beach Suits, light tan. Sale Price ........ 4.OO
 Mems Plain Gray Florida Cloth Suits. Sale Price .... S4.75
 Child's All-Wool Pencil Stripe Suits, sizes to 8. Sale Price .$3.OO
 Child's All-Wool Plain Blue Serge Suits, sizes to 8. Price. ... S3.25
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11

Every able-bodied man between the ages of fifteen and ninety years, is wanted at our store. We have fine line of OVERALLS and WORK SHIRTS that is sure to enlist your attention. Join the ARMY of WELL DRESSED working men-buy your
 WORK CInTHES FROM LIS
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11


 Decoration Day the the sgra latest and best await you h folder poruntes at silver prices a
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
BEAUTY

Of our Millinery should appeal to women of good taste and refinement. We have anticipated your needs in charming selection, combining all the NEW FASHION REQUIREMENTS Let us show you becoming HAT a fitting supplement to that new gown.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-05-11
TO ATTRACT

Your ATTENTION, Because We Know We Can INTEREST You With Our SPECIAL Offerings in