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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

way and the explanations were so
simple and so plain that laughter fol
lowed each point scored by Senator
Tucker.
There was one striking feature that
entered into that discussion. 1t was
this: That at no time did it ever en-
ter the thought of any man to ques-
ton the assertions made by Tucker
That audience for the most part was
made up of men who have known him
from the time he was a barefoot boy,
and they drank in his words eagerly
and they were delighted to see him
never lack for a word There was
not a nervous moment in that import
ant meeting of the campaign. He
took a keen delight in meeting the
charges made.
This meeting brought out the first
attempt ever made to connect Senator
Tucker with corporations. 1t grew
out Of measure introduced for the
Folsom Morris Coal company and that
charge fell fiat when it was shown
that the coal company was composed
of Ardmore people and the bill was
introduced at the request of w. 3.
Johnson of Ardmore, who is man
that would not ask an unfair thing of
any body of men anywhere. This
was afterward purchased by
the Santa Fe
In all the storm of this campaign |
where money is being used, where
voters are being bombarded with |
letters and cards and circulars, and |
where personal workers are being |
sent out Senator Tucker stands calm
and undisturbed and is meeting the
assaults in manly way, because
ne is anchored in the one truth that
ne has faithfully done his duty to
very citizen, and because he does
rot believe that the people will throw
lway the ripened fruit he brought to
hem in exchange for the blasted bios
ONE offered by his opponent. (ad).
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

VOTE FOR G. w. YOUNG FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER FROM
THE FIRST DISTRICT. HE WAS
PETITlONED BY THE VOTERS OF
HIS DISTRICT TO MAKE THE
RACE AND is AN EFFICIENT OF
FlCER. HE STANDS FOR PRO.
GREsS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
GOOD ROADS, GOOD SCHOOLS
AND ECONOMY. THE ONLY PETI-
TONED CANDIDATE, PERHAPS, IN
THE STATE. o5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

WICK Wright. the Los Angelo. wild
cat arrived last night and is in the
pink Of condition for his match Friday
night with Neal Allison They do
their training stunts al the Ardmore
athletic gym every afternoon begin
ming at 2:3O and the public is invited
10 come and give them the once over
Frankie Sanders is acting as sparring
partner for Wright.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26
Didn't Like Il.

A school inspector testing a class
in fractions, asked a boy whether,
given his choice, he would prefer one
sixth or one-seventh of an orange.
The boy promptly replied that he
would prefer one-seventh. The in
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

Montreal, July 25.-The extreme
heat of the last week has been re
sponsible for the death in Montreal of
more than go children. At O'Clock
today the temperature was 90, the
hottest in five years.
In Quebec City twenty-eight chill
dren have died since Sunday. owing
to the heat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

Work on the new postOffice build
ing Is being rushed with feverish haste
in order that the contractors may be
able to turn It over to the authori-
ties as soon after the first of August
as possible They intended having it
all complete by that time. but prob
ably will be a few days longer than
they anticipated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26
T.. G. TAYLOR
DELLA TAYLOR
FLORA MAE TAYLOR
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Or will trade for Ard
more property a 23-room hotel in
Durant, located on Third street one
half block from First National Bank
C. d. Davis at Plaza Hotel, Ard
more. PSI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

spector more promptly explained
that such action would be very fool
ish, because, though the suggested
fraction might seem the larger just
the reverse was true.
81 know, sir" said the boy; that's
why | chose it. | don't like oranges"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

MISS Mildred Murphy Of Wolfe
City Te1a-. S. ln the city the guest
0t her aunt. Mrs G. V Breedioye, 51i
South Washington street Miss Mur-
ply win accompany Mrs Breedloye
and children 10 sulphur Springs
Oklahoma. for a two weeks visit
They u.I. leayye the latter part OF the
week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

Secretary Ca-.ocz Of the CONT
election board is preparing the ballot
b91es for the various precincts in 'he
county Election officials have been
notified 20 come 10 the court house
fpr them Saturday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26
THiRTY-FlVE DEATHS TO-DAY.
Epidemic in New York Continues to
Claim Many Victims.

New York, July 25.-Thirty five
children died and 1G2 new cases Of
infantile paralysis were reported for
The twenty-four hours ending at 10
a. IN, today, according to the health
department report.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

A vote for BIZ Whitson is a vote
for man who is thoroughly compe-
tent to be one Of our commissioners.
26
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

While people are being sdmonishet
70 Gu. the weeds on their property h
is noticeable that the city has quite
a growth q the same foliage along
certain sidewalks In the city which
gradually is covering the concrete.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

H. 3. Harts. secretary Of the PARK
board. stated this morning that he has
received q deposit slip for SO from
the managers Of the coming picnic to
De held a. Wilmington PARK. for the
purpose Of defray.ns the expense Of
clearing Up the park grounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

Good roads are essential to prosper
ity. Pen Stephens will build them if
elected county commissioner. 26-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

The French government is stimu-
lating attention TO gardening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26

Ben stephens wants 20 ne the next
commissioner from the second COM
missioner's district. lie viii make
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-26
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to those who in the hour Of
our bereavement, ministered so ten
derly to our necessity In the warmth
Of such friendship, we found conso-
lation Infinitely worth while, and in
the royal desire 10 help the likeness
OF our fathers longing to heal and
bless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
MEXICAN CONFERREES
HAVE DAY OF REST
Negotiations Halt While Cabrera
and Aids Celebrate Holiday.

Members of the Americ-n-Mexican
Joint commission which is seeking to
solve the border difficulties took holt
day yesterday while Luis Cabrera,
Minister of Finance of Mexico, and his
confreres came from New London 20
New York to celebrate the Mexican
independence Day at the Hotel Nc
Alpin.
The only American conference off,
Gals to remain in New London were
Secretary Lane, Judge Gray and Major
General Tasker II. Bliss, who was
there in an advisory capacity. They
spent the afternoon cruising up the
Sound on the L. s. S. Sylph.
The commissioners construe the Of
fetal announcement that convention
will be held in Mexico before the end
of the year to consider changes in the
constitution as corroborative OF the
assertions by the Mexican representa-
tives that all steps possible are being
taken to restore normal conditions.
The two weeks sessions have dealt
only with the internal social and eco
romic affairs OF Mexico, the questions
of peace along the international line
and the withdrawal of American troops
from Chihuahua being left 10 the last.
Questions involving claims OF Amerl-
can citizens against the Mexican gov
eminent will be taken up on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
Warn United States That
FlOtation Will Be Con-
Sidered Void.
AIMED AT BANKERS,
WASHINGTON THINKS
Berlin's Act Not Meant for
Nation, State Depart
ment Says.


Washington. Sept. 16.-Notice that
loans to Belgium will be considered
null and void by the German govern
ment was sent TO the State Department
to-day by Ambassador Won Bernstorif
The ambassadors statement said that
negotiations for such loan were al
ready under way in the United States
and that the Belgian State Railroad
had been disposed of for the purpose
State Department officials have no
knowledge Of any such negotiations.
Germany's right to take this attitude
is not questioned. but officials see no
reason for interference by this govern
ment if American bankers desire 10
loan the money. The United States does
not guarantee any of the war loans, as
TO do so would be unneutral in inter
national law. II is assumed, therefore,
that the German communication - IN
tended as warning rather TO Ameri-
can bankers than TO the American gov
eminent. The State Department recog-
nizes Germany as having dc facto au-
thority over Belgian territory during
occupation.
Count Won Bernstorff's note follows:
"The Imperial German government
through its ambassador at Washington,
has informed the State Department that
in view of the statements that the Bel
gian government is trying 10 contract
a loan in the United States. and has for
this purpose disposed Of the Belgian
State Railroad. any such arrangement
made during the German occupation
and without previous consent Of the
German government will be considered
null and void by Germany"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
UNITED CIGAR STOCK
AT 60 FOR EMPLOYEES
Corporations Profit Sharing
Plan Made Public.

Details of a plan whereby employees
of the United Cigar Stores Company
will be assisted to acquire common
stock of the corporation were made
public yesterday by George Wattley,
treasurer of the company. All employees
receiving less than $4,000 yearly may
subscribe to an amount of stock not
less than % per cent nor more than
90 per cent of their annual salaries.
Payment for each share of stock is
to be at the rate of 81 month, and at
the end Of each year the company will
eratuitously add 81 share toward the
cost and credit the employe with the
usual per cent dividend. Thus, Mr..
Wattley pointed out, stock which was
quoted yesterday at 102 may be &C
CURED by the employees at cost of
about $50 share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

49 CT. Mercerized Damasks......'5t
Bleached-good patterns.
LINENS--MAIN FLOOR
S3.49 MarseiIles Spreads. 49,. 1.i'
Full Size-satin :inish-yarle'y0 o.
designs.
SPREADS BASEMENT
IS CT. Opaque Window Shades.''''o
7X3 #. Ecru or green.
SHADES-THlED FLOOR
1898 Cable Net Curtains :. ....;"
White or Arabian-noyelty olS's
ed designs.
LACE CURTAINS-BAsENbNL
st.oS Mems & Women's %
Umbrellas, l,ao
Black piece-dyed tafets--l"s,
and linen mixture), PLAIN u
trimmed handles. -,
79 ct. Yard White Poplins. -; 80.
Silk mixed soft fnish-rlen ~.
tire white, ivory. cream, ois'"
light and dark colors.
SALESMAN FLOOR
II ct. Dress Ginghams-S2-inen -. 80,
Assortment OF plaids snd s.. .s.sl
in great demand for SD'
dresses. -,rx-
WASH DRESS FADRiCS-BAshNh'' -,
- ct. Mercerized White Poplins'"
36-inch. soft fniSh--hne wes,.
for dresses, middles' IVY
blouSes. etc. -,
WHITE Goops-MAiN FLOOR -.
SO ct. TaGeta Poplins 4 serges
i0-inch, all wool-hne, e..
weave tan, gray. brown es. .yT
Copenhagen, garnet, pruhe' n''
and black. "a,
DRESS Goops-NAIN FLOOR #,
$500 Boys Lace Shoes 49,; -.
Veal calf-stout soles anu "
pers sizes | 20 50.
SHOPS SECOND lLooh a,
si.es Silkoline Comfortsbles. -.
Full sizes floral patterns
vcrsiblc or turkey red osV"
heavy weight we'll stitched
toMFoRrABLEs- BAsLhhN'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
GIRL GETS $4,000 VERDICT
Defendant in Love Suit, Seventy.one
Years Old, to Fight.

Poughkeepsie, Sept 16.-The jury
which tried the suit for $4,000 for
breach of prom which Miss Lucille
Tompkins, tive two years old, OF
this city, brour against Edward Yale.
seventy-one years old. of Stanford
Vile, to-day awarded Miss Tompkins
$4,000. Yale's counsel Immediately
sled a motion TO have the verdict set
aside on the grounds that it was not
justified by the evidence, but Justice
Morschauser reserved decision for 4
week
Yale says if the court does not set
aside the verdict he will appeal. Miss
Tompkins says she will fight to fin
ish any appeal which he may take.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
Following Specials in
RUST and DRESS FORMS

Bust Forms Our Reg. Spec
sizes 80 to 43......... .9S ~
Acme Collapsible Dress
Forms-sizes "a TO a.. ..f2.9S Edo
Adjustable Dress Forms
four sections-can be adj
iusted TO sizes 81 TO 4s. $3.50 40
Large Assortment of Others to LIDS
When ordering please give correct size,
as exchanges cause very great delays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

35-in. Faille Silks-newest Fall
styles-one of most wanted
fabrics for street gowns. 100
i0-in. Crepe de Chine-extra
weight-all fashionable light
and dark colors, also black
value $3.50 .................1 LOO
40-in. Charmeuse-great variety Of
shades for street and evening,
also black-soft and lustrous. 1.S0
40-in. Crepe Meteor-new dull
fnish--variety of colors and
black. Soft 1.05 and 10
35-in. Satin-light and dark
shades--high lustre-excellent
quality Observation-Disclosures. Lou
silk Faced Velvets-large assort-
ment OF newest Fall colors-
exceptional quality. ..I..o
New Fall Corduroys-wide vale
exceptionally fine quality
fine range of colors. LOO
42-in. Fine Chiffon Velvets-
new colors, also black. ...... 3.9o
Plain and Paon Velyets-Silk face
fancy and staple colors-for
millinery and dress trimming
Special value ................. .Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

So ,r+sre..sd IN this evidence Of Macys lack OF
interest sale after the cash has passed over and lastly
contemptuous attitude adjustment is attempted al" W
their Challenge when was mentiona by my
+ S Mocy TO purchase bathing suit ThG GeS ]
was Teqpea ne HI ba they would responsible if cracked
IN salt water 30 other weaknesses mentioned m e IN be
" Last SUNDAY for the tTst Ie anu most M
S5 of snnr The dark blue at the start but coming d%5
of s 4 EiS ba S V and the scky purple shot with
''g Upon m advice with Nacy and d b.t the
% more than the loss money and time in making ef bs
First an elevator by re MAS none there there Of the
saespope in the region S3 B the supnedents Office He
refused talk her at all eSeP {Isa must be- the man
taught Nh Macy the bushes or may Atcr Keeping her waiting
for Amos walked up and down his dcpSTe 9
9 nc storm p aad peer her He talked
10 @ b time and took her down silk counter after explaining
that he was extremely doubtful she bought the SIX an ' s Ockd
the nan and he GdnI @ COUPLE of hundred people
purchase and she ubstana;e all the said that thew
Of The dePaTmen o Sca a into faded and would
mot h tut not after purchase had been made
The case and friend said Since you viii do
fiery gea" came md Tou Suit and 90 the
do nothing Aren't Macy officials entemany sort of fellow
In opinion is unfortunate that Mrs. '" is 54dS; S
d Of Mr. Dufy knock Mr. Superintendent under his
maintaining mythical complaint Department and causing os the
in between apparently her before reaching the proper
from theIF efdGe tbat the customer is always wrong
lost S. her m %oes her sse R' oh %o ba d beer been mP hc
habit Of spending $500 with them p l.
Mays superintendent right That fellow can DO nohn
store that has properly organized and amered Oomp
has petty officials who thrive on pomp and BAD manmf
Tbe is only one person in who anything with
improbable conditions Mays will have continue to lose good CT
through the discouresy and incompetence oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
Clark's Cotton and Notions
for Dressmakers' Sale

Clark's O. y. T. Cotton-200 I'd. !
spools-black and white-best "A
numbers-dozen, special. .....J
10 Mall or Telephone Orders
Our Reg. Sale.
silk Featherbone-doz. yds IS ~
Boned Girdle Foundation
yd. .............. ~ < 10 "
Hooks with invisible eyes -.
gross .............''.'' ~ ~
Dressmakers' Pins
lib box......... .2l & "a 10
Dress Shields-double ~
covered ...............,. .lS Il = Y
Garment Dress Shields M
adjustable .............. ~ ~
Sewing Silk-5O-yd. spools-
black and colors-doz.. .33 -
Black Sewing Silk
large spools-each. ...... Fl III
Sewing Silks-lOO-yd. spools
-black-doZ. ......... 30 Id
Basting Cotton-dozen..... 80 .3o
Inside Dress Beltings-
IL to 2l2 inch an
pee. 10 yds....... 80 to 90 40
Canvas Coat Fronts. ....... II 10
Long Coat Fronts. ......... 80 .3o
Machine and Sewing
Needles-reg. 4 cts.....4 for 10
To benefit those taking
the course in Dressmaking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
@~9-ThG-Z
g ::SAdYso1}t:$;&'aE
Sunday, September IL, 1916.

This h. the second stage OF service "
Tribune readers Primarily intended merely 10 ,h
th. b,., of advertising the goatsand hang pen on ~
go,t, Blu, now il goes beyond identification: IL emo
human study of both sheep and goats You are
a. e,-pea,sn unplessant-with adyentise o, o,
h,p5;,. excepting only paen, medicines he rioune WIN
end So co. PAYABLE in merchandise OF any ioune
,eT For the important letter each month 'peeia pr
Of $50 90 payable similarly, will be awarded Name p
YOU prefer be signed or we VA, nor Hn
bse TO send the prize order Address: The Advisor Inc
Tribune New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

r, o,FTHrvc over three years ago purchased
cutaway coat and Taistcoa and at the TIN" oil
did what he seqd % R e m f' ba GHt needed S d
reca or would not have aGgePteG same fb C
sion rcouired and did short Me
HfS5 t t had not had the pleasure my PATRONAGE and
wished know anythpG had ever ooqfn Was bgb coat
replied that OYER t irg g year o y Ssy eryard rep
for inspection and their seeing 1t they Immediately
gave me new coat and wateoai equal to not 0e n e
VIII treat customer " ''S Ian '"""''" " F. A. EIWOoD
We have had many letters character indicate
thing right that it's wrong. Tell him.
human e Hpae indeed Crd arefa reader with the latest
proof and o Uncle The in point
pleasant portfolio about rational PARIS published by
Department Interior Among other cordial comments printed
in The Tribune a few week this paragraph
The portfolio be had application the department 1t
having keeping collection of handsome pictures of IN
comparaby beautiful scenery and the same enthusiastic VEN
for the portfolio and then when he learned there
was not would be free edition for general
distribution! Here is his letter:
and valuation "disappointment"1 the incOscd Clipping
,1sp o y t my rSqucs' for same
% The as GSa'' @ss oi WILLIAM H. bA ISG
looked and found that the mistake was Enthusiastically
perhaps but 1T doesn't get our correspondent m
@ ry overlooked in the governments accompanying
Tribunes copy Of the portfolio said expressly:
Of the portfolio being p,intGd ard I'd. copies will
Been compiled eaTcf1iy are closed"
An with the Department Of the Interior de
ed the edition would offered to the general public
late this fall at doc a copy , -
has been placed 70 have copy forwarded TO Mr. Bahe
with compliments Immediately publication there are any
ether readers disappointed by receiving letters OF regret
rom me DePaI men 0 stem p Here's chance to see the guar
& IN action in the case the business institution which watch
most seduously-The TRIBUNE!
(The neat Adyisor wH appear Tae'dGy September 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

55-in. Plaid Tafetas-
newest Fall patterns-light and
dark-all possible combinations-
1.25. 1.5O. .1.71. 30
3J-in. Satin Striped Taffetas-
Self-tone effects-strlpes IN
various widths-street
shades ............1.63 and 1.o0
3J-in. Fancy Striped Taffetas-
various combinations and shades
plain and changeable effects
for skirts. dresses and blouses-
1.2J. 30. go. 30. .I.oo
36-in. Chiffon Poplins-efective
dress material-high lustre--
very wide assortment of newest
Fall shades, including white,
ivory and black-value .9S.......'3
35-in. Naturalization finish
soft and ustJous-eXtremely wide
assortment--a really elegant silk
for blouses and gowns. ....... Lou
Black Silks
Chiffon tafretas, peau de sole
satin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
peau de chine-all rich deep
black-excellent qualities for
all dress purposes. .......... Lou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

SHORT time purchased swing at 'onn n@na"s 20
y having Later IN the DAY ''-"N
soc the same article in another and on Parne 81 over what
charged an au'"o
.Si tore offered Wanamaker ali o orioinaly
who the VINO "aieG on me
listened coueousy when had finished aa: b you ros Of
adjusted for you mao noS
& Of from twenty minutes such as mao inside the
she had hardly
gce few aisies gentleman stepped Ou saving
M es15sisSy had explained my him. hardly giving sing this
- for that price how they can do II; 9u few
and refund YOU the uI
ycrciyed courteous ncosng the amount IN 10Th
my impulse ana maze no
varktr and myself would have been losers, as ef calling
the future Tor prices
probably Snade my purchase
Of ne that
S,oTn transaction manner IN whlcn
VIII felt hardly Va
possible
purchase, and when leaving t n sto anonnt BH.W
~ - which ~ was treated is the true criterion 1or
hopping experiences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
EMBROIDERIES
Dressmakers' Sale Prices.

20 20 80 inch Flouncings-
Swiss. Wolfe and Organdy ground
with attractive array of new Fall
designs-also ruffled styles that
arc very effective for babies
dresses our regular price -,
40 to .59-for this sale. ..... sc
II inch Embroideries, Flouncings
and Corset Coverings suitable
designs on nainsook and Swiss
grounds-our regular price 20
for this sale ............ Il
Embroidery Edgings. Insertings
and Beadings cambria, nainsook
and Swiss foundation, with new
assortment of patterns-good
trimming widths--our regular
price .l2lz-for this sale. ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
RIBBONS
For Dressmakers' Sale.

What trimming novelty stands for so
much as ribbon? Nothing IL more
chic or adds more youthfulness to
a gown or hat than this charming ac-
cessory that may be purchased dur
ing this sale at really nextto-nothing
prices. Full assortment Of up-tO-
tomorrow shades, as well as White
and Black.
5 to 6l2 inch Plain and Striped
Satins, Plaids, also MORE and
TaFeta combination and warp
prints-OVr reg. . On
Dressmakers' Sale Nv
J-inch Satin Stripes that make
such stunning hair bows as well
as plain and MORE Tairetas,
Plaids and Warp Prints 20
Our reg. % Dressmakers' Sale 10
4lz-inch Fancy Stripes, plain
MoIres, TaffetaS and Satins- SC
Our reg. .23 Dressmakers' Sale 10
and AZ inch Satins, Moires,
Tafetas and Warp Prints q.
Our reg. 10 Dressmakers' Sale ~
3i2 -inch--same as above, emitting
warp prints 90
Our reg. 10 Dressmakers' Sale IL
ga -inch--all colors Our reg. Ii
Dressmakers' Sale 10
Full 7-inch Satins-all leading
shades-Our reg. .45--
Dressmakers' Sale .Z|
81. inch Black Moires--
Our reg. .39Dressmakers' Sale 10
Full finch Black Moires-
Our reg. 40 Dressmakers' Sale 81