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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-12

Theilen's new 1oc bread goes fur-
tlter. eats battef, made different.
cod 30
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-12

Prof. J. Il. Graham went to
Hillsboro last evening. whore he
gave a joint recital with NJ. Il,
Clyde whitIoek. violinist, Of Fort
Worth. The recital was held under
the auspices of the Hillsboro Mac
Dowell club, and was given at the
spacious home Of Judge Tarlton.
The recital was u compliment oil
the Mcdowell club to one hun
dred and fifty invited guests. The
Club assisted on the program with
several chorus numbers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-12

poned until next week according to
announcement made today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-12

A Waxahaehie l2-year-old mani-
tested the right sort of patriotic
Spirit one day this week when he
told his father that he did not
want To enlist in any hospital
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-12

The T. D. C. meeting TO have been
haId yesterday was postponed On ac-
count Of the rain until next We'd
nesday afternoon. Members OF the
emp will iiease take notice.
O.
j. ". Feray Jr. has enlisted in
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-12

Read the Light for the news.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-12

Mrs. c. A. Dahnae Is reported as
aaite sick at her home. /; IS feared
she has pneumonia.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-12

or board q ship.
Theilen's new Ice bread goes fur-
ther. eats battei, made different
cod 30
Frank Stewart leaves Saturday
Tor Chicago and from there Will go
to Norfolk 10 go aboard a United
States battleship in the capacity Of
head barber He will go directly
to his work without the Formally
.of period spent in training camps.
n. c. Johnston Jr., J. w Hamil-
ton Jr., Frank Barksaale and Cecil
Counts went to Dallas yesterday and
enlisted in the United states coast
artillery They left last night for
the training camps.
The rain last night and yesterday
totalled 80 Of an inch and is just
the thing that was needed to keep
the grain crops growing nicely. The
rain viii also bring up a lot of cot
ten that has been planted during
the last two weeks,
Demand Theilen's new 1oe loaf
bread. More for your money. en-
tirely different. cod 80
D
G, C, waggoner was relieved OF
his duties at the Guaranty state
tank on yesterday and will in a
short time make s. trip through West
Texas looking FOR a new location.
1t Is with considerable reluctance
that MIR. Waegoner tears himself
away from Waxahachie and many
friends. but he expects to engage In
the banking business and will seek
new location.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31
Oseaer 6ci'm nGrap".spicI srtappt,

Gie 9oIi0iiten McGIeon, Sbeu,
SurIeD unO gIiIer bonn Deitliden Di.
ltrift moren BON ibrem Captain Cole
beoiiftrogt morOen, ibre eIeeonteiten
GiDiltleiOer on0noieben uno nnh
ihwor0en nGrnp@.SpieIern in Der
WleIroie.Aacp 6u fobnOen. SSu polnI
.8eo6- -9Inoiige setleiOet, beeab iih
oas Quartet geltern nod Dem Elat,
mo Ole gleeer 5u ipielen pfleaten.
Capt. Coles Gift eclaug, Oem buIo
fameu Die YoIi6iiteu NIT bier 9legern
6uriid. Ole iie bel Dem @iirfeIipieI
ertnppt botten. Seize Miaigou Sronf
SobnioM @iaiom Sones m0 @olter
@nrriion, ole bier Crap .Spieler,
wrroen bon Hidter Sobonnien our
8obIrng bon ie $25 uno Soften be.
itroft, oie iie in Grmoneelune oes
@elOes abiiben miiiien.
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,,Jn 8OOerN 6er0e(IeGt. i"

Sin bapsriIder OfFi3isr Itreibt bsl
~9iIIer SeriessSsituue~: .@eTtsrn iouf'
ib mir In sinem GiIler @sIddFt untst
unbsrsu S9reibporsu, Die Iid FAINT.
lid ols eneIifder Sertuuft srpieIsH
aud stntu HaI4subIei'tift. Dis ID
ibu beuts in Gsbraud nsbms. Isf ID
Die gluff4riFt:
IS. 6. 9. 0satberDsiebt - Mub'
In @abarid.-
QllTo etn Ileinsr 2anbsmann9!-Sd
trdu' ibm nidt rs6t, osnn er bot mil
gIsi4 einen ipiberiirebenben Rraber the
gaOtiobud gemaHt, unb oas tuu ga,
berThe @Itiitifts nidt = bas Icbetnl
mir sbsr @uslifh gu f.in. 9lbsr js.
benfalls: Die 9erren .TeoerIeiht" In
2onoon ooer Birmingham baben BIZ
buperiTte GIusse, ben WsItruf unTs.
rer Riirnberger 8IeiltiTts SnbuItrie no,
tig, um ibrs @ars in 6rontrsia an ber
Monn 5u bringen. lIno bds bat metr
tapsriI6es 6er0 erbeitert uno sefreut,
oenns boIt aud luiecer - GnsIiTf
H."
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8oi.Hamuier.

Baltimore II. YbilaOeIpbia Dam.
PPler'So." (@ricsiOu.2inie), Bier /.
A'iebt-StraBe.
"Nem-sorf uno Baltimore 9rans.
Portat'on Co., Sub Der 8reOerid-
5traBe.
Baltimore Stenm padet Co."
(Slo Ban 0ine). Biers iO-13
Sigbt-StroBe.
~D'erharts ano %iners' Erons.
portatlon Sine", gSier 8. Sub bon
Siio-@nniiroBe.
"Sbeiopeate SteamIbip 9inc"
Yier 10 Sisbt.5trabe.
~yorf @iUer Sine". Bier i8. eight
StroRe
Baltimore. gheiapeafe & 9ltIontic
HailpaD So.", Tiers 4, AZ, 8, 6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-31

S9oltcr 9. @eitpbol an Soroep
@roov mo Sroit Oloroieite Ylul.
bcrrp- nnbc SmoIhpooO. Strobc, fl
Lei 100.
emanuel @oIoimitb an Sctapia Yl.
Wiiller, 3oroieite 01Ouumeut., uabe
Garoline-StroBe, 1873 bel 20.
9bos. 6. @ioOiion lmo 5rou an
@eile 8. Sparfs. 3 9otS.
Geo. IS. Gorep II. a., Grct, an
@argoret 6. 5or, 2 Cots.
Soicpb 5. Blair unO 6rau an
Holpb Birmingham umO 5rmi. SiiO-
peit.gde aote. imo @ronoOo.9lpes,
Sobu s. Ynterion on Is. .. Sob
muller unO Srau. SiiOieiie 33. CTR.
nabe Storr lane. % bel irreg.
WlarD Wc2ougblin 9lom. an 60
retto GaOis II. ", Oitieite Caroline.
nobe 9ioole.Str.. 10 bel sc.
96os. Z. 9onobue on Sobn "
Gonobue, SiiOmeItieite Cruio Sin
9lue., na6e g8bitelod.Str., IA pc
tt2.
Seth S. 9intbicum an ellie Z
springer. gIor0icite gSolroO.Nbe.
nabe GoainS.9IUe.. 10 bel 113.
ellie j. Springer an ~5orelters
9. a., 9torOieite @alroo.9lpe, nab'
GOIlins-glpe., 10 Del 113.
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dS.lIebertraomuscu

Somes Q. @osnelI, IT,, an @Omaro
s. 9eper, 9IorOicite @intnep Ylace,
nabe Garter 9IIlep. 1t.9 bei 70.
Greiie Wariball an Silia @eb,
NorOpeitieite 6ull-StroBe, nobc
6ort.9lpenue, III bel 77.9.
Suliai@eb an Soicpb Morioll lmo
6rmi Oioroweitieite SuII.StraBe,
nobe 6ort-9IUenue. III bel 77.9.
SenrD &err lmO 6roi an Charles
aebs mO 6rait glorOleite @eber.,
unbe @illianrStroBe, IA bel SO.
WlitoIoi @ieleor5 mO 6rou nn
6irit 9oIii6.9lmericou .. ". Sobi.
esfi, @eitieite 9otelpooO., nabe Salt.
9lpenie. 10 bel 20.
Yiotr Yloiher llno 6rau an Nntoni
Mor6ec unO 5ralt NorOieite 6rm.
tain. nabe Gbeiter.StroBe. 1872 vi
80.
Gitp @eol @itate So. an NIaomi
MaIone. OIorooitieite 9ibertD SeiabiS
9lpenie, nabe garI.9loenuc, 2t.S bel
100.
YolpeI Soreblao an So5ef gode.
nef lno 6rnuL Sltieite gllwooo-9lOe-
me, nobe Eooue.StraBe, 1877 bel 75.
Sames aeeltD an 6orrp 8. WluIlcn
unO 6rnu, Siioieite @indeIter., nabC
Yoplor @rooe. .StruBe, 10 bel 1i0.
GownrO u. @eIIer oil Geo. WleDo
unO Sroit bier @riInOItiide.
George @eDo unO 3ron an @Oip.
~. @eIIer bier @runoltiide.
Sane GuIper an s Cabin WlcGIiu-
tod. Noroieite Wullitin., nabe Ann.
StraBe, IA Del 81
@m. 9. Sorarobe imO 6rnu an q.
g. Gontlin mo 5rau. @eitieitc
@reenmolmt.9lpenue, nabe 9orraine.
StroBe, 80 bel 200.
Mottbep Grill uhO 8rau an 6cOe4
rated Charities, I @runOItiid.
". Z. @raD uno 6rou an 9ouis
g. ,Srouf. 3 @rlm0itiide.
Soris %. 6ranf an 5annie 9iice,
3 @rlmOisiide,
9lnna u. @augban ituo @atte an
Ebomas Is. 6orreit lmO 5rau, Siio.
iueitieite Someiieao- nabe 6risbp.
StroBe, 40 bel POO.
Siinon Slab on Benjamin Huo.
man nmo 6rau, 9lr. 1917, Orleans
Strabe
SuliuS @utmon an So6n !. Yll-
bon SiiOpeitieite Gutmp @loce. nabe
2oueuS.StroBe 25 bel 1923.
6rant glooaf Nenltu So. al MoOi.
ion iiuO BRADFORD ct. g. 9. a.. Hr.
S23. Ioro.GurIep. .StraBe.
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arout. goitcru s6cre. Grote. 90
6Oc.; yorf 9ipcr. SoB, 5Oc.; Gouto.
IoupcS, S.@., Grote, 75c. $3.50;
Georgia, Grote, 75c.-$t.50; Nlois.
Cubeno. @appobonnod. 7-f0c.;
@oItern Shore, S-t2c.; @urteu,
beinliihe, 9orb. 15-2Oc.; 8irainia.
SAB. 50c $500; aorint6en No
unO 3D.. Quart. 1O-1tc.; Ggg
@lantS, @rate. $2.5O-3.OO; Seioel.
beeren. iiiolide, Quart, 12-14c.;
GIO. lmO 3D., Guort. 1O-t2c.; Sale,
@uideIfiIte, t5-25c.; SoIat. N..N..
aorb, 5Oc.-$t0O; beimiider, gu.
ibeIfiite. 25-50c.; 8wiebeln. Eeras.
@ermuOa. Crate, $t.OO-t.25; 0lap-
pabannod, gelbe. 4orb. 75c.-$1O0;
SAB. $3.50 -275; weiB. $2OO-2,50;
9iiriid,e. 4iIte. $2.OO-2.5O; 9lbu.
barb, blmoert @iinSeI, Oc.-$t0O;
Squaib, 9orb. 10-t5c; 9omoten.
@otomoc, Carrier, reiie, 50c.-$t.00;
geiuobnlide, 25-30c.; &oppoban.
nod, 40-6Oc.; @oliermelonen. Sld.
rnO Ga, bunOert. $t5.0O-300O.
Slide. 8r0ide. 9rebieunO
CLANS. guttcriiide. Sab, $1,000
1900; aarpfen. @iuno. 5-7c.;
Grocus. Sob. $5.0O-6.OO; SIunOcru.
%fun0, 5-6c.; 2rout, eroBe, Sob,
$500; Salmon Srout. @hmo,
S-t0c.; 8od. @ilmO. 1S-20c.; &c.
mo6nlier, 20 pc; @au. 2O-22c.;
tueiBe Rerd;. eroBe, 9ilnO. 12-t5c. (;
medium. 6-Sc.; eelbe @erd. 9mno.
12-t5c.; medium. 6-Sc.; WatreIen,
iiiOlide. @fmo. 15-tSc.; Sailors,
groBe. 9ilno. t2-15c.; medium, G.
&c.; Gatfiib. 9fuuO. 4-6c.; Sedte.
9funO. 15-1Sc.; 9IoIe, @fno, g.
10c,; CLANS. bunoert. 75-9Oc.; borte
arebIe. SAB, $3.OO-4.5O; meidi6a.
Iiee. GueenO. $500; Snappers.
Euno, &c.
@aIber. - gboice, @fuuO, 19c. /;
quite. Efmo. 10 t215c.; i6were,
Stiid, $t6.OO-22OO; raube, Stiid.
$i2.OO-15.0O; fleiue, mogere. $500
1000.
2dmmer unO Q dofe. -
Choice, fette Shafe, 9iunO, 6l9-sc.; /;
quite, 31a-5c.; raube, Stiid, $3.50
400; olte @ode. @fo.. &c; Sriib.
iabrs@6mmer, fette. As bis 30 4funo
idmer. SSiO., 14c.; CUTE bis mittIere,
9fO, 11-13c.
Q 6neine. SerfeI, ie nad
@roBe. Stiid. $3.OO-4OO; Sboats.
ie na6 @roBe. $5.OO-6,OO.
Htnobieb.-Sunge fette Stiere
bon 1000 bis 1900 YfinO @eioiht,
8fo.. 8H-9c.: Stiere pmter 1000
Yfuuo @eipidt. 7-Sc.; Odien.
@iO, SIC; 9ulIen. Pfo. 5H-7c.;
groBe~ illnge 3iibe, @hmO, 6-Sc.;
mogere, 4-5c.; sfiibe nit 0alb,
$1,000; masere, BIO. 3-31lc.
Gabat (NarDlano), 100 YfunO.
- Snferior mo froiteO. $iO-12;
gutter eelpohnIiher unO eriiner, $1S
Id; gutter eewobnIider, $i6-1S;
mittelmdBiger. $i9-21; gutter bis
rotber, 1924; Sanc0, $25-27;
SECONDS, ecip0bnliher bis mitteImd-
Bigcr, $11-1S; ScConos. gutter bis
feiner, $19-24; 8oD Sabot. fire
ciIreo, $50; Upper Country. dir.
cure6. $S-17. NanseIbofte uno
idIedt semiibtc @erpodine. BE.
pro Rfuno nieorieer.
S6ute unO Ia @einI5ene.
21c.; friIde. 19c.; beI61oiete. IT,
1Sc.; DrD Stint. 33c.; Qolb. 27c.;
Saof 75c.-$1.25: 2Gnner. 40
6Oc.; 9unen. 1Sc.; 8iegem To-
25c.; SoIg, 9fO., 1O-11c.
a, 80 Or ona4see p
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SS--4Uc.; SyrlntS, 3S-4lc.; Urea
merp, &C. $780,; GairU @rints, 80
34c.; StorepadeO, 33c.
Gier. II EntenO, aRO. mo Ra..
32c.; Gaitern Shore Mo. unO 3d.,
S2c.; peItli6e (Sbic). S2c.; @.-ga.
3ic.; iiiOIi6e (R..G.). 3Oc.
2ebenoes @efliigel. =
Of 29c.; IA bis ~ BhrnO, 90
&c; 1 YiinO unO weuiger. Doc; (;
iimge peiBe 2eeborn, ! Yiuno. 25c /;
olte Semen 4 YhIno unO mebr,
22c; fleine, 2ic.; aIte Sabine, 12-
13c.; Gnten olte NluscooeD unO
@ongrel, 2Oc.; YuOoIe, aIte. 10
16c.; 5riibiobrs.Gnten, 31a 9fo. mO
mebr, 20-2ic.; fIeine, t7-1Sc.; (;
Talben, aIte uno iunge Faare, 20c
9ortoffeln. - Ieue: RorioIt
unO Sampton SnB, $3.00-3.50;
gaitern Shore. no. m0 8a., $500
$50; Dorf 0liper. 9lr 1. Sab,
$275- 800; Rappa6anuod, 9Ir. +,
$3OO-3.5O; g}r. 2. $3.50 200; bic.
iiee. 9uiAel, $10O.
Oblt uno @emiiie. Srii6-
Aepiel. Sab, 6ancp. $200-25O;
fleine. $t.OO-t.25; 9obnen, NorioIt
&orb, 40-75c.; beimiihe. crime. BIT.
libel. Zoe. 81 @ohs, 9uih, Zoe, TT
$iOO; rotbe 9lii6en. Dol, 1-11ac.; /;
9rombeeren iiiOIihe. Guort. IL
12c.; Gaitern Sbore. @lo., s-11c.;
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baltimore MarttberidJt,

0lontog. 30. Snli 1917.
MebI. - 3ufubr 2939 6Giier.
einidIieBli6 2939 8Giier 0u Gontou.
Gle @otiruneen maren pie foIgt:
Beroleldenbe Rreiie oeuie. pebies sydnr
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gsrIanst- -Srausn nub Wdbdeu.

8erlnn1t:
Sin MidodDcn ais Noobn uno fir dllNcnlcis
ne onncnrbcit $500 per gSo1c. GmpieDluna
berangt Nn05uirnaen Nr. Wliounle'Noao,
1iOlauosB sBari; Ielcpbone Inreoo 5Os
(Suli3O-gluaD
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unO 8, oisbtitrobe, unO pier i.
Hratt.StraBe.
~EoIheiter Steamboat 60, Yier
IL, eisbt-StraBe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03
JUNE SALE SPECIALS
For Monday and Tuesday

s2.s5 Crepe de Chine Blouses. .2.44
White or flesh also white Jap. silk
tailored models with pleat of hem
stitching.
sl.s5 Dressy Wolfe Blouses. Il 81
Neatly tucked lace or button trim'd
or combined with stripe or PLAIN
color contrasts all sizes.
o2c Wolfe and Organize Blouses. IT
Lace and embroidery trim'd; also
tailored styles.
$1,000 to $1,000 Brocade Corsets AIS
Handsome designs medium bust
sizes 10 TO II.
$500 Coutil Corsets ............ ,S5
Light weight or faucies medium or
low bust sizes 10 to 30.
s5-st Boys Norfolk Suits.....".4.77
Many styles cheyiots and cassimeres,
variety Of new patterns some have
extra trousers 6 to Is yrs.
1896 Boys Navy Blue Suits. AT
All Wool Serge medium and wide
vale semi Norfolk model trousers
lined 7 to II yrs.
81 ct. BOYS Washable Sults.. IT
to 10 yrs-white, plain colors,
stripes and fancies contrast trim
mings- large assortment
81 ct. Childrens "ajamas. .45
Striped and figured Percales one or
two piece collarless 6 TO II yrs.
81 ct. BOYS Percale Blouses. .23
Light and medium stripes collars
attached TO 10 years.
a. ct. Boys Summer Hats. 81
New styles. including Rah Rah,
Delphine and Pinafore crepe, duck
and linene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03

S12.7i & sI3.7i Women's
and Misses Coats. ...S.S
Poplins. Serges colors and black.
also mixtures and plaids variety
of styles broker sizes.
COATS SECOND FLOOR.
S1.S7 Women's Tub Dresses ..t - \
Striped Voiles black. blue. pink
and green on white organize col
lar and cuffs velvet ribbon belts
sizes sc 20 As.
DRESSES SECOND FLOOR
SI.ss Striped Tub Silk Blouses. LOO
Assortment of roat stripes on
white tailored models.
BLOUsES SECOND FLOOR.
S1.I7 Women's MILDLY Blouses. OIL. 81
White drill, with Copenhagen, rose,
gold or green collar and cuffs
neatly made sizes "a to -.
BLOT SIS SECOND FLOOR
80 & 80 ct. Women's TX. Size
Underwear ..........-o
Vests shaped. low neck, sleeveless
or short sleeves also lace trim'd
drawers.
KNIT UNDERWEAR MAIN FLOOR
sI.l5 MEMS Fine Shirts. .... -
Mercerized Pongees. woven Madras
ard other fabrics striped and hg-
ured soft cuffs all sizes.
MEMS FURNISHINGS MAIN FLOOR.
81 ct. Little Tots Skirts. ....... 10
Yoke and Princess styles lace and
emb'y trim'd- sizes to yrs.
INFANTS DEPT SECOND FLOOR
s3.96 BOYS Norfolk Suits. .....3. =
Single breasted patch pockets
pinchback or yoke styles herring
bone, stripes. checks and fancy
mixtures to II yrs.
BOYS Commissioning FLOOR.
1896 Little Boys Suits. ...... 300
3 to years Junior models
checks. stripes and mixtures.
BOYS CLoIHlNG-rE FLOOR
si.2i Taffeta Silks-35-inch. 80. .02
Chiffon finish-rich high lustre
light. medium and dark colors.
sILks-MAiN FLOOR
IS ct. Mohair Siciliennes-50-inch 30
firm. round weave-high lustre-
cream, gray. navy and black.
DREss GOODS MAIN FLOOR.
IS ct. silk Mixed Novelties. .... 81
Street and evening shades.
WASH DRESS FABRICS BASEMENT.
10 Ct. Dress Ginghams-32-inch III
Stripes. checks and plaids.
WASH DRESS FABRICS BASEMENT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03

Y ct. White Ramie Linens. ... 30
45-inch fine close weave-in de-
mand for dresses. smocks, etc.
LINENs-MAIN FLOOR.
25 ct. Wide Ribbons. ..... is
Moires. satins and taffetas white,
black and colors also dresdens
sash and millinery widths.
RIBBONS MAIN FLOOR
As ct. White Cotton Crepes. 49,. rs
Silk-striped 3S-inch - soft and
dressy for blouses. frocks. etc
WHITE GOODS MAIN FLOOR.
sI.29 Scrim Curtains. .......... .o3
White or Arabian lace insertion
or deep hem with valance.
LACE CURTAINS BASEMENT.
12ts ct. Scrim Curtainings. ...... y
White, ivory or Arabian tint or
with colored floral borders.
UPHOLSTERY BASEMENT.
S3.9s Marseilles Spreads. .2.
Full size satin finish hemmed,
scalloped or cut corners.
rpREADS- BASEMENT.
81 .09 Hemstitched Sheets. .... 80
S1X90 before hemming depend
able quality-no dressing.
AfUSLINS- BASEMENT
$1,000 Seamless Velvet Rugs. J.71
9xl2 ft-rich Orieltals, medallion
and small effects.
RUGS-THIRD FLOOR.
IS ct. Opaque Window Shades. 81,
7x3 assorted colors with roll
ers and fixtures.
SHADES THIRD FLOOR.
81 ct. Scarfs and Squares. . 40
Lace trimmed II. S. or scalloped.
DECORATIVE LINENS-MAIN FLOOB
SI.47 Silkoline Comfor;ables. LIZ
Powered cotton filling full SIZE.
tOMFORrABLES BASEMENT
Is Ct. Cotton Huck Towels -. .Ilh
Soft finish hemmed white or col
ored borders.
TOwELs-MAiN FLOOR
9 ct. Oriental Pearl Buttons. 49,. =
Self shank special purchase,
bought far below regular.
BUTrONS-MAlN FLOOR
10 and - ct. Fancy NOiles. liz
80 TO 40-inch- assortment OF fior-
ais, figures. checks and stripes.
WASH DRESS fABRlcs-htSLMLNr ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-03
Curtains and DraperieS

that will beauty comfort home whether be city Dol
country home look through exhaustive stocks Of
buy not but the attract
If the fabrics the prices will sell the goods with
very much effort A few below at low prices:
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Remarkable Showing OF
New Summer Novelties

Remarkable Showing OF
New Summer Novelties
Natural crash. stencilled designs
verdure, fruit. Chinese and Orentals
couch or table covers, chair backs,
pillow tops and scarfs.
PILLOW Tops oval or square
with back elsewhere .65....... ~
Buffet scarfs elsewhere .S5...... .6'
Round Table Covers SO inch
elsewhere S1.77 ................i In
elsewhere s3.9s and s4.25. 3D..
Portieres matching patterns
value S4.9S ....................f.-'
Enormous variety Of Sunfast
Draperies madras weaves
verdure and geometrical designs
sea greens. wood browns and
blues foreign and domestic
80 inches wide val. 90 & S1.l9.. So
Novelty Drapery Silks Chinese
designs that are 50 much in
demand for lamp shades val. SO r..
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SILK LINGERIE

Crepe de Chine Camisoles yoke of
Val. lace, zgzag shirrings Of satin
ribbon double ribbon shoulder
straps several snappy styles
our ? &. Sl.i4............... 20
Crepe de Chine CamisOles deep
yoke front and back of wide leaf
pattern lace wide satin or lace
edge ribbon or self strap
our reg. 1854 ............... .2S
Creme de Chine Night Dresses
excellent quality deep yoke front
and back of VAL lace, wide
satin ribbon run. large bow
our reg. Si.95 ..................3 81
Crepe de Chine Night Dresses
sleeveless Empire with II. :. and
shirrings and hemstiNh bow
knots .............t Special SOS
Washable Satin Petticoats deep
net aounces two small chiffon
rufhes edged with lace three rows
satin ribbon reg $6.94. Cd
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MORNING SPECIALS-Monday and Tuesday, Until P. NJ
prevent buying No Mail Telephone Orders
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Special Offering Burmese Curtains
for Summer hanging open mesh
double borders blue, gold and
mulberry tints guaranteed sun
fast made to sell at $3.50. pr 1.
About 500 pair Cream Madras
Curtains slight imperfections in
weave hardly discernible
perfect price Sl.29....-,.,..pr .
Fancy Cross Stripe Curtains
blue. rose, gold and light green
Lot L.. LIZ -to-day's VAL. s.
Lot D.. I.ii to-dsy's VAL. s.
Lot 3d.. I.oI to-day's VAL. 5.
Lot H.. 2.f7 to-day's val >. s:
Another great offering Of Cretonnes
about 1900 yds. Of extra heavy
quality almost equal In texture 10
heavy linen soft finish
greatest variety Of artistic designs
and colors ever shown all are
reproductions Of finest imported
value so and 6O.............. .
Jewel Cloth and Priscilla Scrim-
latest novelty for bed sets and
curtains
Priscilla Scrim value .69.., :
Jewel Cloth value .9S...... !
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Muslin Underwear
Our 23rd Annual June Sale

Sale Values sad
unequaIed I've
anything
ocet.
purchases strictly cash unusual concessions therefore,
be enjoy by allw purchase at this Sale
Of qualy-wel made ana
excellent while OF offerings
might come under price that 10" price repre-
to
chine and wash
able sani included.
We reserve privilege Of limiting quantities
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Girls Khaki Dresses military
style-belted at-pleated
skirt-roomy envelope pockets
metal buttons standing collar
special ................. ..I.14
Misses and Girls Sport SmOcks-
white Galatea. effectively trimmed
with large collars and sport
pockets in contrasting colors
hand shocked value Sl.4S. ....1.21
Girls Summer Frocks striped and
figured voiles and novelty dimities
in desirable colorings large
collars. modish sashes-h
waistline-s some with pockets
lace and fancy stitching
our reg. S2.74 .................2 Lob
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Corset Covers Nainsook--
STYLES suitable for wear under
sheer lingerie and georgette
blouses our reg. ga cts..'.''''' ia
Fnvelope Chemises Jokes with
lace or emb'y and inserts, riopoh
our reg. AS and .67.........'.. SO
Envelope Chemises batiste and
nainsook white ard hesh
cluster tucks, shirrings and picot
edge or dainty laces and
enbroideries our reg. .94...... 10
Envelope Chemises-lingerie fabrics
-daintiest models imaginable in
interesting variety
our reg. S1.45 .........''..''l "a
Drawers cambria good quality
well made-tucks and hem
stitching ...........''.'0 peciai Ill
Drawers embroidered rufhe and
tucks or lace and inserts"Special "a
Drawers nbroidery rufie or
fancy lace trim-our reg. .5s.... .4S
Drawers -Nainsook Marcella,
Elise or regular attractive
cmbroideries and laces-
our reg. IS cts .........,.....'" ia
Petticoats deep ruffe OF
imported embroideries, open or
close patterns SNOWY laces
also our reg. sl.i5.........."I.Z "a
Petticoats Unique assortment OF
wanted STYLES. elaborate trim
OF most effective laces and
cmbroideries Special ......... ga
Night Dresses Nainsook and
Cambria round or ' neck
tucks and inserts of lace OF
embroidery, emby ruffie-
our rec. 6s and Il cts.......... so
Night Dresses Nairsook. Cambria,
Muslin round or high neck
sleeveless. short or long
sleeves variety Of excellent
models Special ...........'''' 81
Night Dresses Nainsook really.
GOOD looking models with practical
laces and ombrodcries
our reg. $l.ij...............'"l .ZS
Night Dresses Nainsook fine
Jokes and sleeves Of new pattern
Vals. embroidered or lace
medallions and ribbon
our reg. S3.67 ............''.'''''Z .SS
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-09-27

. .A
The government crop report az
gathered through county agents and
other sources, places the products Of
this state at approximately 81, 600
per capita. The publication Of these
figures is bringing many inquiries
from people in various parts Of the
country to the state immigra tion de-
partment. asking for information re-
garding the price OF land and the
opportunities for getting farms. The
crop this year on many South Dakota
farms has been sufficient to pay for
the land. and under such conditions
the price Of landswill not long remain
at the present prices.