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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
ST. LOUIS.

At LOUIS. Doc a.--HOGs: Receipts,
$500 steady with yesterdays average
Lights, 'stoasso; pigs,,. = 40 GDns" goDi
heavy, siOO6nlolO bulk s9.b5F 10 90.
beef steers, 81 7BOall.75. yearling steers
and hefers. tsSOa il50; cows. s. D y
soc; stockets and feeders, 500 so;
Texas quarantine steers, f550Hs0O;
prime southern beef steers, * OOn 90;
beef cows and heiiers. ti2sh7 80; prime
netiy" S calves. ,e'ooaia'25 sHEEP Re
ccipts. 200: steady Lambs. s. 5tM IL 90;
cMns 81 7hll1 60; Yenrllngs. 81 O0fll0 90.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec 9.-HOGS; Receipts
70 1000. strong at yesterdays average, tt
cents higher Bulk siOh 30; htht
fss5ul55; mixed. 80 2bu To- O5; heavy
,9.t56 1905. rough. $500 30; pigs 81. II
nsG5 CATTLE Receipts. 500; steady
Native beef cattle. &700dl27b; western
steers. S.O0a 1850; stockers and feeders
81 60n7 So cows and heifers. 5b9'
1925. calves, S950dl326 SHFEP: Re
Q 50 lambs. SO 2SmiSoO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
Emperor Charles
Calls on Kaiser

BERLIN, Dec, 9--Emperor Charles
has visited the German general head
quarters where he conferred with En-
peror William, Field Marshal Won Hin
dcnburg and Field Marshal Conrad
Won Hoetkendorf were Neseni.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
SUPPLY. Low At
LOCAL MARKET
Packers Forced to Ship in Cat
tie During Past Week,
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.

CATTLE Running thousands Of head
short OF Keeping the killing gangs busy
M tho result OF the local shortage in cat
tle supplies packers were forced TO ship
In several good sized Consignments dur
Ing the past week. including the directs
the day supply totAled 7,72i head
against i,OsS for the corresponding pc
ri6d In 1915 with the most part Of 4
was butcher and stocker supply, but a
small percentage being on the dry lot or
der Steer values showed stronger un,
dertone n the close The general steer
market was 10 cents higher than At uie
close OF last week odd lots OF heavy
beeves brought so 80 per cwt, the mar
kets highest price; yearings sold w to
$500, while the bulk OF the packer buy
In this class ranged s700qss0. Butcher
values showed but little, II any change.
Extra good fat cows topping the seasons
market at 500, while odd lots Of hcl..
crs sold up TO 500 Gamers and cut
tcrs moved on 81 00u5 90 basis. Will
odd head Of heavy bulls sold up to fS75.
Good kinds Of stockers. those eligible 10
a So 90 or better listing, closed 10 or -
cents higher for the week, while common
to medium kinds nre steady Calf re-
ceipts totaled l.il7 head for thr siS dnvs.
and the market closed steady with the
light kinds ranging tSo0n90O.
Closing Quotations.
Prices Of the various srades>of cattle are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
Money and Metals
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9--MerCantiic pa
per 4; sterling. 60-day bills, S7ln. com
mercial s0-day bills On banks, N7in;
commercial so day bills, A7lc: demand,
N7bhc; cables, p76 T-l6 Francs, de-
mand. t6.sb cables. S5A. Guilders de-
mand, ~ 1916; cables. ~ 1916. Bar sill
'ver, 7Stc; Mexican dollars. 5Sc. Gov
eminent bonds. steady; railroad bonds.
easy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK NC. e.-Thc cotton seed
oil market closed steady Spot 1850 bid
December l26inl2 zoe: January l25lff
l2b5c, February l246n12i7d. March
l2,32Ni2Hc; April " i0ml2.i5c; Ma
l2.52Hl2 Sac, June i2JOdi2 SOC: July
IL 56u l257c. Total Sales 81 900 barrels
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
Is That So7

From a Milwaukee reader comes The
information that every president learns
a trade while he is in the White House.
And what is the tradel Answer: That
Of a cabinet makcr.---Luke Mcluke.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
CHICAGO CASE GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Dec. 9-WHEAT: 40 fred.
nominal: No 2 hard. nominal CORN
No 2 yellow. nominal OATS STANDARD.
.5JH5ttgc BARLEY. COCA 23c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
Outside Livestock


FORT WORTH. Dec. . -- CATTLE
Receipts, 900. steady Steers. Soc8'
800 HOGS. Receipts. 1000; STEADY
Bulk. t960asS0. SHEEP. Receipts
none. steAdN Lambs 80 0uuil 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
PrOduCe-- Provisions
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS dTY. Dec. O.. BuTTER
Creamery. i0c; firsts. 3sc; seconds, 'ec
packing. 26i7c EGGS F1rsH 3lc. rOuL'
Try Hens. ldisc: roosters, l2c, turkeys
22c POTATOES STEADY, 81 %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09

HOGS--A slightly better feeling was
prevailing In the local hog division to-
day. the result being n strong to s cent
higher market. Receipts for the closing
day were light. comparatively speaking
but $50 head showing up. Top WAS 1870.
while the bulk sold 80 b0'and up.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09

NEW YORK Dec. The market tof
sugar futures was quiet today with traa
Ing confined entirely TO the January po-
stiou Operators generally were inclined
to hold of and await Developments In Tho
spot market The close was or points
net lower Sales were 25D0 bags. most
Of which was In the forW of exchanges
JanuaN i3l; March i0i; MAY I0s, July
il5, September 4ls. Raw sugar, dull
moasses t.s2c. centrifugal 8 6gc, refined
dull, fine granulat.d zoe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9-COFFEE Rio
No T. 9Ac, futures irregular, March
tons at 31C
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. 9-BuTTER Lower
creamery 30h 57c EGGS Receipts ,60j
cases, unchanged. POTATOES Receipts
81 cars, unchanged POULTRY Alive,
unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
ST LOUIS

ST LOUIS. Dec s-POULTRY Hens
tWlic: springs. lihc; turkeys. ~
25c, ducks, l2i7c. geese. lie. HCTTER,
Creamery, 3Nc Eggs 36c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
ELGlN SUFFER-.
SUGAR

ELGIN III. Dec 9-BUTTER rs
tubs at 37c.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-15
SIR ARTHUR EVANS ON
 THE EARLIEST FROCkS

"Thc still passionless domain of the Past which lies behind the limits even of historic controversies" was the sub- jcct of Sir Arthur Evans presidential address at the opening of the British Association at Newcastle.
 Professor Evans, our greatest ar chacologist, described the latest searches for the fountain-head of civi- Iizaton. Even the Palaeolithic Age, he pointed out, was a long way from Eve. Ten thousand years before the most ancient monuments of Egypt or Chaddaca "a modest estimateO women clad from the waist down wards in wcll-cut gowns" performed sacred dances; according to a picture left in roc}i-shelter, the same skirt ed dancers have supplemented their dresses by sashes, while another rock painting shows them with still long CT gowns rising to their bosoms.
 Coming to more modern times and to the subject of his own world-fam- ous researches, Sir Arthur pointed out that Crete is the cradle of our Euro pean civilization and dated it at some 5000 years B. c. There in this mid-sea land European culture rose to a wonderful height in the fourth millennium. "New and refined arts
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two. Then came the roar of guns, which wakened everybody; and folr lowing that, the hornet-hum of our attacking aeroplanes. It was a peri lous night for these birds to rise, for the ground-mist was almost binding, and so thick as to bafrle any sense of direction.
 There she swung, engines silent, at a height of about l2,OOOrt. The sword of the scarchHght fickered around her for moment or two and then held her in gleaming vice. She wriggled to escape it, and aimed for a cloud as the shrapucl began to burst around her in steel-bue flashes and the guns hammered from below.
 She looked very much like a red-hot cigar at this period of her adventure. She wriggled and wriggled, and then she came down for a few hundred feet.
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developed, some of them, like that of the inlaid metal work" never sur passed. The great palaces show on their walls the highest artistic skill.
 "The modernness of much of the life revealed is astonishing. The elaboration of the domestic arrange ments, the staircases story above story, the front places given to the ladies at shows, their fashionable flounced robes and jackets, the gloves sometimes seen on their hands or hanging from their folding chairs, their very mannerisms as seen on the frescoes, pointing their conversation with animated gestures - how strangely out of place would it all ap- pear in a classical design! Nowhere, not even at Pompeii have more living pictures of ancient life been called up for us than in the Minoan Palace of KnoSsos.
 "The touches supplied by it's clos ing scene are singularly dramatic the little bathroom opening out of the queens barbour, with it's painted clay bath, the royal draughtboard flung down in the court, the vessels for an ointing, and the oil par for their fiI- ling ready to hand by the throne of the priest-king, with the benches of his consistory round and the sacred griAins on either side"
 The president closed with a power ! full appeal for the cause of education. "The bulk of our people remain in in tellectual apathy. The dull inertia of  the parents is reflected in the child ren,, and the desire for the acquire ment of knowledge in our schools aud colleges is apparently less than else where" But Sir Arthur was hopeful. Gan we doubt that out of the cruci- ble of fiery trial a new England is already in the moulding?"
 Sir Charles Parsons, the steam tur- bine engineer, was nominated as the president next year. when the associa- ton meets at Bounemouth. -Ex.
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GOOD FELLOWS
 HAVE OPPORTUNITY
Young Mother in Seward m Destitute Circumstances Needs Money Co
 Bring Her to Friends Here

That the reputation of the Good Fellows of Seattle extends far beyond the city's boundaries is evidenced by the appeal for their aid which came today from Seward Alaska.
 Up in Seward there is 8 young mother. destitute and without employ ment. who has asked ;be Good Fcl- lows to make it possible for her to come to Seattle. where she has friends who win aid her as best they can and where opportunities for obtaining em- p'o,ment are more plentiful than in Sewrd. Her husband obtained 8 di- vor,s because of pareuta, objections to .bcr marriage and left her with a small child to support.
 Good Fellows who wish Co aid this mother will find a kmd-beartcd wom- am. a resident of Seattle for many years. at Apartment No. %2, The Waverly, Fourth Avenue and Olive Street. who will receive their contri- buttons aud see that they are used to the best advantage. The need is for funds to buy ticket from Seward to Seattle and a small reserve Co help the mother after she gets here would not come amjss.
 Another ease. this time close at home. is awaiting Good Fellows at- teutiou. An invalid husband and a wifi. who is too jll to earn anything f.r their support need money to pay rent ou their small home. Neighbors living nearby have provided groceries. clothing and fuc' but are not able Go care for the added burden of rent
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-15
HOW THE ZEPPELIN
 FELL NEAR LONDON

CUFFLEY, (near EEdem Sunday, Sept. Son the edge of dawn this morning was standing in a small field on the outskirts of Cufrley Wood convcrsiug with one of our airmen, by the smoking, evil-smeIling ruins of the smashed and obIiteratcd "Zeppe- Uu"-a strange, nightmare sight in such pastoral and sublimely peaceful surroundings.
 Dead men, burnt, and battered be- yond human semblauce. lay around in weird attitudes. They were German dead. but the picture of them as they lay there among the mspeakable wrcckace, svathcd and brouzcd like mummics ravishcd from some ancient tomb. was sufficiently poignant to strike a note of pity in the heart pity. though they were Germans.
 Up the hill, down the hill, and across the fields the people were still streaming. The narrow lane running alongside the field was chock-a-bIock with motor-cars. motor omnibuses. traps. doukeycarts, farm wagons every conceivable kind of vehicle. How they got there and where they came from entirely beggas dcscrip- tiou. for che smoking wreck of the great airship lay miles from any main raivay-and this, remember was a Sunday morning The whole scene resemblcd a Gargantuan Derby Day.
 What the Fight Was Like
 But to the fight. Most of the in- habtants of the Home Counties saw it and mavened Following a sullen day of drcn,hirg rain, there came a night of airlcss calm. and everything was wrapped in a bcwildcriug mantle ot mist. Earthward. it was unusually heavy and dense, but there was a g'mmer of stars high overhead. dimmed now and again by drifting clouds.
 Shortly after two o'clock, and flying at a tremendous height, three Zeppe- Gns appeared. A Questing search light picked out one over the north ern heights at about ten minutes past
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NOTICE

The members of the Seward Wom ans Club are requested to prepare the first three chapters of the book Draining for Citizenship" for the regular meeting, Monday P. M., Nov 2Oth. Those who have no book may secure one of the club copies by ap- plication to the President, Mrs. George Sexton. One hour will be de- voted to class work conducted accord ing to the topical analysis at the end of the chapter, and half an hour to the general discussion of some kindred subjects.
 By order of the Program Committee. 11-l4-2t.
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NOTICE
SEWARD ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
 ASSOCIATION

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the SEWARD ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD ASSOCI- ALTON, a corporation, will be held at eight o'clock P. M. Standard time) tomorrow, Thursday, November 16, in the small hall owned by the corpor- ation in Seward, Alaska. Trustees for ensuing year are to be elected and such other business as may properly come before the meeting is to be con sidered.
 l.. V. RAY, Chairman, Board of Trustees, Ex-Onicio Presi- dent Seward Arctic Brotherhood As sociation.
 ATTEST:
 c. F. MARTIN, Secretary, Board
 of Trustees Ex-Onicio Secretary
 of the corporation above named. 11-15-2t.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-15
Entranced Crowds

Entranced the crowds were watch ing the "dreworks". The monotony of bursting shrapnel the swish and the flicker of rowing searchlights, were suddenly varied. A red-hot ci- gar. as the raider semed to De-, maryellously and spelndidly burst in to flames, changing from a glow of gold into deep and magnificent cri- mSon. That was the end.-London EN.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-15
SAYS MOTHER iN SEWARD
 WANTS MONEY TO GO

She Seattle Post-Iuteligencer of re- cent date carries a story which shows that some young mother" in Seward is looking for money to get out. 1t might be better to say here that there is no destitution in Seward whatever and the story might leave a false m- pression. The following is the story i'm the PoSt-lntelligeucer:
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Hansen's Famous Lineman's special guantletS and short gloves.
 Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
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TURKEY SHOOT

The Seward Gun Club will hold its turkey Shoot on the Sunday before Thanksgiving.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-15

We have the finest line of stoves and ranges in Alaska. BROWN & HAWKINS, Quality First"
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FOR RENT

Three rooms, partly furnished. Alp ply F. A. Thedc, 2nd and Washington Sts. 11-l5-3t
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-15

Long distance reIepnone booth a, The Branch.
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Waterfall & Frazier whlsXey 8 The Branch"
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Vacuum cleaners. Best made. Reasonable prices. Mt Mchm.ey Electric Co.
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Two partly furnished housekeeping rooms. Toilet and bath. Apply Gate way. 1l-lO-tf
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-15

WANTED: Bright boy at Cate way office.
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old papers for sale at the Gate way"
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Job printing or every description at Tho Gateway
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-15

Information concerning the need may be obtained or contributions left at l2l Nineteenth Avenue.
The Seward gateway., 1916-11-15

Oyster Cocktails at "The Branch"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
Toys at Prices Thai Touch the Purse Liqhhy

Reins with Chimes priced at 45c and ......... 25c Chimes wheels, 25c, 15c and. 1oc Rubber Balls, plain white and decorated SC to .65c Rubber dolls in various sizes, 10c up soc Ceuloid and Rubber Baby Rattles, 10c and 15c Iron Ice Wagons at 95c, 65c and. ............3 35c Log Wagons at 35c-Coal Wagons at..........S S1.45 Hook and Ladder Wagons at 20c and. ..........3 .35c Fire Engines priced at 20c and 35c to........6 .65c Cap Pistols at 25c and ..s..................15c Water Pistols and Pop Guns at 25c and t5c Passenger Trains at $1.95 and. nd................e .e5c American Flyer Trains. with railroad track
 SSZ5 ana ..-...........-.S1. Toy Iron Stoves. including coal bucket, sauce
 pan, skillet and litter at 69c, 95c and .St.45 Childs 13-Piece China Tea Set at.............95 .95c Childs Aluminium Kitchen Sets at 95c and $1 .95 Toy Irons and Ironing Boards at 45c and t5c Folding Tea and Dining Tables. 35c and .25c Red Chairs and Doll Rockers at 75c and ...... .25c
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
Manicure and Toilet Sets Appreciable Xmas
 GiHs-PriCeS Moderate

WE HAVE A SELECT assortment of Sterling Silver and Quadruple Plated Toilet Sets and Manicure Sets in and artistic designs; the low prices at which they marked cannot fail to interest you
 IT IS SOMETHING every woman. wants on her dress ingStable Our collection k entirely different any thing shown elsewhere in this particular line Prices begin low $3.50 for Military Brush Sets and range upward to S&2.5O for complete Toilet Sets.
 QUADRIPLE PLATED and Sterling Silver Tolet Sets priced S650 and upwards i,Jn Manicure Sets a prices ranging from S3.50 to- Sl2sn Military Brush Sets low g. and up to. SSan Hand Mirrors of Sterling Plated Silver >e5 to $IJQ
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10

Alphabet Blocks with numbers and pictures 15 75c Anchor building blocks at 95c and .........S Sf.75 The BuildmOre Junior Sets at.................2 .25c "TINKERTOY" the wonder builder at...........75c Doll Bed-ROOm Sets consisting of Washstand.
 ChifOnier and Dresser for ..................95 .95c Doll Wardrobes. China Closets Dressers. Ice
 Boxes. Kitchen Cabinets and Refrigerators
 at each .......................... 75c Dolls Wire Cradles 20c, 25c and ............3 35c Brass Folding Doll Beds with Mattress and
 Pillow. priced at 5Oc Csc and ..............e5c 24-Inch Express Wagons, Iron Wheels at..... S225 1S-Inch Express Wagons. Iron Wheels at..-.. St65 Folding Doll Buggies. with Rubber Tires at
 S175. S127 and ........-................ Rocking Horses priced at .S5c Hobby Horses from $500 up to ............... S70o Hand Coasters. with Rubber tires at S5.75 and S675 Play WheelBOrrow at ........................25 .25c Childrens TTycycles priced at SS.e5
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10

A PRACTICAL. SENSIBLE gift is always appreciated by any man. The most practical as we'll as useful gift that we could suggest is a Munsing Unionsuit, and here\ you will find a splendid assortment of all kinds and qualities to select from. Cotton Unionsuits of heavy weight for $1.25 and $2. Wool and Wool Mixed Union suits at $2.5O to $4.00. Silk and Wool Unionsuits for $500
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
Indian SuitS

FOR SMALL BOYS We suggest lndi- an Suits as very practical and de- lightlul gift besides they make very good every day play suit. These are made of good, serviceable materials and attractively trimmed in red and yellow lringes. Very inexpensive Christmas presents Tor the kiddies. ln- dian Suits at St.75 Squav Girl and Cowboy suits at Sl.75. Wigwams at S2.Oc.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
Mems PdjamaS .SI.5O, .S2 and S2.5O

ANOTHER PRACTICAL suggestion for an excellent gift for d man. Good heavy weight Outing Flannel Paiam- iug in light colors with pink, lavender or blue stripes or figures, military col lars or v-nccks. trimmed with silk frogs, all sizes priced at $15O, g. and S25O
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
HOHday Cards

-HOU WILL FIND HERE this Holiday Season the
 largest stock and greatest variety of Cards Caenders and Booklets We have ever shown Beautiful sent- ments expressed in artistic designs. Thousands upon thousands of Cards both for Christmas and New Year some priced at 2 for 5c Others at for 5c. If you plan to send Xmas Cards make your selection at the ANNEX" STORE.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
GiUe he Riddles Dolls for
 XmdS--Sure tO Please Them
REAR
 OF MAIN BUILDING

THE FACTORIES a Dodom Winning little beauties them with ruby lips curly heads and laughing
 SOME ARE DRESSED Baby dolls rubber dolls all dolls with unbreakable
 There's quality about 
 and you'll be that the dolls ONEFOUR1H than other DRESSED KID BODY DOLLS 75c $325 TEDDY BEARS $195
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
CifS Of SIX Lingerie

- HERE'S "A SOLUTION FOR your gift problem Give HER piece of this beautiful silk lingerie. Made of Crepe De Chine and Wash Satin in white, pink and flesh col0rs hn excellent variety styles in Gowns. Envelope Chcmises Camsoes and Boudoir Caps; beau tifu Aandembr) )dered and trimmed with finest lace and ribbons; put in attractive Holiday Boxes Gowns al I5O to $S.J0 - Envelope Chemise Sl95 to s. Caml' sulcs SL00 Co S4
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
PaCkaQe SfCkerS

- PACKAGE STlCkERS. Seals. String, etc. Santa Claus Snow Scenes. Holly, Evergreen. Do Not Open Until Christmas stickers and tags of every imagin able shape and size, Gummed labels and cards for your personal message. Tissue Paper, Ribbonzene
 tlnSel twine and other necessities for Christmas packages. We advise you to attend your wants in this line early, stocks will become depleted
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
Mems GlOUeS S2 to S3.5O

YOU'LL NOT BE SORRY if You buy Gift Gloves here; we offer the finest qualities, most perfect fitting. newest shades and best values in Mems Kid Gloves at S2, S2.5O and S3.00 a pair And if the color and size are not right, Christmas.
 AUTOMOBILE GAUNTLETS in Fans and Blacks. made to withstand grease. but to give the hand plenty of play, some as low priced as s3.50, oth- CTS at S5 and S6.50 pair.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
SiK Robes and MegHqees

THIS SEASON OF Negigees and advance day time you looking shipment .rrives making stock the
 Beautiful Crepe with ribbons
 mmiEs semihttng. others Clat fall gracefully shoulder Some nandcmbroidered coongs their love ness Priced al s 95 s65O s75O ss up O
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
Fine AU-WOOI SUedfers

- HERE YOU WILL FIND the finest of AllWool Sweaters in solid cOlors of and white, twooned effects novelty mixtures, trimmed in contrasting cOOrs have choice of collars sailor shawl collars; with match; remarkable values at $5 $650 and upwards $1O
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
Brushed WOOw SUedters

SWEATERS of brushed wool"- either belted sashed medium three1uarter lengths striking om binations luxurious creations these practical arments. Can you imagine a who wouldn't be de ghted with these Sweaters Holiday Gift? Prices auge from $650 upwards to $1250
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
No Better and Certainly No More Appreciated Cliff Can be Selected Than One Of Fus
 Fur Sets From SI25O t0 S95

i No gift could be darer the feminine urmosh this i A S auy andu  O  ndpomtis
  Dur
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10
Mems SWeQters
 $3.5O to SIO

WE HAVE THE LARGEST and most comprehensive line of Mems Sweaters we have ever shown; made of all-wool yarns in just the styles men like best, including jumbo-knit Sweaters with large shawl collars, in Oxford, Gray, Navy, Brown and Ma room at S5 up to S10. Others with V shaped necks or coat collars of fine wool yarns and choicest colors at S3.50 to S6