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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-22
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Evening star., 1917-10-19

The newest and best styles, including
1-ciasp Pique and Cape Street Gloves, in
tan, gray, mode, sand, putty, white and
pearl; also black Mocha. One row Paris
point and 8 rows contra sting stitching. Fitted
at our risk, if desired.
PaIais Royal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-10-19

Fall-weight Swiss Ribbed Union Suits,
tailored band top, low neck. no sleeves,
ankle length. Regular price, S1.25. For to-
morrow only, at CSC.
Palais Rsyal-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-10-19

Foster Ideal Crib,
baked enamel; COM
pletc with spring.
Very special, 5000.
All New Feather
Bed Pillow, size 2lx
26; covered with
good quality art
ticking; value Sl.50.
Very special, $L.y.
$A.00 Brass Bed.
bright finish: SAM
pie. Very special,
S26.75.
syal-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1917-10-19

clever adaptations from
our own workrooms. q
one-third off the regu-
lar prices.
Come early-choose
from the hundreds of
hats that are here for
your approval, and save
one-third the regular
cost. This is an oppor-
tunity that is not to be
overlooked.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
Wonderful Values in
Furniture
for the Final Day of the
Anniversary Sale.
Anniversary Sale.

Fumed Oak Tab
ourette, size top, II
XII in.; height, II
in. Very special,
29c. -.
Mission Style
Rocker, with arms;
has saddle seat;
fumed finish. Very
special, 500.
Solid Quartered
. Oak Settee, genuine
leather seat; fumed
finish. Very spe-
cial, $3.50.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
Travelling Bags

Fiber and Mating
Covered Travelling
Bags, neatly made
and bound with i'm
itation leath ef;
brassed catches and
fasteners; suitable
for $ h ort trips,
shopping, etc; sizes
IA, l6 and l8 inches.
Regularly ssc, at
69c.
Palsi
Evening star., 1917-10-19
$25 to tO$4OPOrtieres
SIS Pal,

Superb Velour Portieres, Reversible.
just $50 pairs-of extra quality lustrous velour,
the different color each side; new dou-
bic French inner edge and outside edge over
locked; bottoms open. All colors represented
Very special SIS pair.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
Covers.
SZ-39 Each.

Couch Covers, Per-
sian patterns and col
ors. Extra wide and
full length. Standard
at S4.M. Special for to-
morrow at $3.50.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1917-10-19

Women's Fleece
down Robes. with
turn-down collars;
cord and tassel at
waist: all sizes, in
light blue. pink. gray
and red.
Pail
Evening star., 1917-10-19
$3.50 and $3.95 Untrimmed Hats, $1.os

special purchase of SIS hats offered Saturday
at savings averaging one-fal Hats of silk velvets
in sailors chn-chin mushrooms, pokes and tricornes
in black and all colors.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
BOdiCeS and
Can1iSOleS
Of Silk Crepe de Chine. Satin and Silk

The popular. wanted and too often
scarce garments--all sises here tomorrow. in
pink. flesh and white. Cluny. Val and
Shadow lace trimmings: some with ribbon
lace strap. Special for tomorrow only-at
soc.
PaIais Royal-Thirl Floor.
Evening star., 1917-10-19

Travelling B ags,
g e n uine cowhide;
made on good steel
frames, d oubie-
stitc he d seams,
heavy leather sewed
C orn er supports;
good catches and
locks: colcrs, black
and brown; sizes Is
and IS inches; val
ues to $500. Choice
Saturday, &.B.
Royal-FourtA Floor.
Evening star., 1917-10-19

Pure Silk Hose. In white, black, gray,
champagne; plain colors in plenty; also few
fancy stripes. Special for tomorrow only
at 85c pair.
PaIais Royal-street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
Curtains,
Sl59 Pair.

Scrim and Marqui-
sette, with lace inser-
tion and edge; others
with hlet insertion
and plain edge. $3.50
and $3.50 values. for
Saturday at Sl.5o pair.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
Children'S Underwear
For the Final Day of the Anniversary Sale
4oc and 6oc
Values 6Oc and Up to SI.75

Values oOc and Up to S1.75
The famous American Hosiery Company's In
derwear for boys and girls OF to 10 years At
&c are 6oc to CSC White Merino Vests, Pants and
Drawers. At &c Sl.0O to S195 fuli-fashioned
Vest. and Pants
PaIais Royal-street Floor.
Evening star., 1917-10-19
At y Off
Regular Prices
Hats That Were S5.o5, $3.50, SO. sIzso
and up to $50
Now $3.50 to $36.5O

We are making this
generous price-conces-
sion to emphasize tho
Importance and add to
the interest of the final
day OF our 10th Ami
versary Sale.
Our entire stock of
Trimmed Hats, includ-
ing exquisite m o d el
hats from leading New
York designers a n d
Evening star., 1917-10-19
Housewares
At Extra Special Prices for

SL.98 GriSw old
Vegetable and Food
Choppers, a neces-
sity in every home.
One OF the best
makes and guaran-
teed. Special, N.S.
z9c Brown Fiber
Lunch Cases and
Baskets, for school
purposes, etc. Spe-
cial, &c.
Evening star., 1917-10-19

Vc P4flor bf0OnfS,
4-string style; we'll
made from good
corn, soc.
Market and Waste
Paper Baskets; we'll
made and neatly
finished. Special,
z5c.
Palaies Royal
-Foufth Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
Drugs at Very Unusual Prices

Mary Garden Perfume, original
l OF. bottle, at. .$1.6s
Vivaudon Maristalc, at 80. -. .23c
Sloan's Liniment, Soc size bottle acc
Lavoris, 26c size bottle, at. .... .1sc
California Syrup Of Figs, soc size 2sc
Peroxide Of Hydrogen, lb. bot
tie, at. ......................1sc 1sc
Red Wing Grape Juice, pt. bottle.lsc
Lysol, Soc size bottle, at. -. zee
Mentholatum, 25c size jar, at. Ice
Sal Hepatica, Soc size jar, at. ;. .2sc
Rubber Gloves, all sizes, special zsc
Steel Enamel Douche Can, at. Soc
Putman's Dry Cleaner, 25c size. Ice
2-qt. Fountain Syringe, 81 value. 4sc
Special Sale of Perfumes.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
$3.50 Rosaries, $1.00
Special Easter Sale
l5-Year Guarantee

15-Year Guarantee
An ideal gift for Easter,
First Communion, or Con-
irmation.
Beautiful large size imita-
ton cut stone beads, mount
ed on heavily rolled gold
plated chain, with neat
rolled gold Scapular Medal
Center, and elegant large
Cross with heavy Corpus,
Decade beads capped with
gold. M
Choice Of Amethyst, Garnet,
Topaz, Sapphire, Crystal,
Emerald, Jet, Rose, Jasper
or Pearl Beads. Each Rosary
put up separately in a hand
some gray satin-lined pre-
sentation case.
Main Floor, Book Store
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
Tooth Powder. SOC size

Graves Tooth Powder, soc size
can, at. ................ .2Se
Williams Shaving Stick, the can.l6c
Listerine, 81 size bottle, at. -. .59c
Pebecco Tooth Paste, soc size
tube, at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Use
Sanitol Face Cream, 25c size, at.l6e
Woodbury's Facial Soap, the cake.l4e
Madam Isebell's Rouge, Soc size. 2se
Madam Yale's Hair Tonic, SOC
size,, at. .....................28e .28e
Lustrite Nail Enamel, 25c size
cake, at. ...16c
Java Rice Face Powder, the box 24c
Manicure Buffers, worth 75c, at see
Bay Rum, the bottle, at. .24e
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, Soc size .2sc
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
Articles for Lent
K>w sc Hs.v>u

A very complete prayer
book, suitable for women and
children; contains Epistles
and Gospels and all the nee
essary prayers; bound in
lamb skin, red under gold
edges, at. .............4s .4sc
Pocket Prayer Book
Suitable for men; can be
carried in Vest Pocket; flex-
ible leather binding; red un-
der gold edges, at. .35c
We Are Offering q Special
Display of Articles for Lent
Crucifixes, Statues, Holy
Pictures, Candle Sticks, Vigil
Lights, Holy Water Bottles,
Fonts, etc.
Book Store, Main Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
Holy Week Book
Special, 35c

Cardinal Gibbons says:
II most heartily commend
to the use of the faithful the
Holy Week Office Book"
An entirely new edition,
as revised by the new Rub
RIGS, issued under the Apos-
tolic Constitution Of Novem-
Der l, 1911.
Bound in fine black satin
cloth, round corners, printed
from large clear type on a
special grade Of paper. It
contains the complete cere-,
monies for Holy Week in
Latin and English.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
The Boys Clothing

DUPLEX SUITS, with 2 pair Of pants,
double interviewer seats and knees, and
will outwear any other suit made. Prices
$500 to $500. .-.,..
These remarkable Suits are shown here in
immense assortment of fabrics, and in new
Spring models. From the light and lively
colors for Spring to the more conservative,
darker tones for boys who like these better.
Plenty of worsted fabric suits in the lot.
Two pair of double seat and knee trousers
with each suit.
Boys Wash Suits, SOC to $500
The greatest variety of new things we have ever
shown. New Sports Stripe Suits with Hats to
match Suits with short sleeves or long sleeves in
every new style.
Repps, Crepes, Madras, Percales, Chambrays, Lin
ems Crashes, ETC., in plain colors and every shade
and color in stripes. l#@ er"
Boys Spring Top Coats, $3.50 to $1,000
Checks, plaids, plain and fancy Spring mixtures,
from real swagger styles to the more conservative
pnchback models; unlined or lined models; biggest
assortment we have ever shown; sizes to 10 years.
Boys Long Trousers Suits
For boys of the high school age, The newest fab
rics newest models and newest shadings. Sizes 15
to 1s years. Prices, $1,000 to $3.50.
Easter Furnishings for Boys
Boys Blouses, in white and fancy patterns; splen-
did assortment. Either collar or neckband styles,
SOC to $1.25.
New Neckwear, 25c to 75c
Plain white silk or fancy stripes and plads four-in-
hands or Windsors. ls
Boys New Shirts New Pajamas; Belts, with in
tias on buckles or plain.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
Handkerchief
aides Dainty Handkerchief 70

Women's and Children's
Handkerchiefs Of linen and
lawn, with colored corners
and colored borders; also
plain white linen in fancy
embroidered corners with
narrow and double hem
stitched border. Special, at,
each ............... Z6c
childrsn's and Boys
Handkerchief
Children's and Boys Hand
kerchiefs, in plain white, col
ored initials and colored cor
ners, special, each. &c
Children's and Boys Hand
kerchiefs with colored cor
ners and edges, also with
satin stripe and barred hem
stitched border, special. l0c
Other Handkerchief at. lsc
Main Floor
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
CHILDREN's HOSIERY

=, .,..., ,,,r at low prices. Misses
all ribbed pure thread III zss extra nmai;ty
pink, white and black, oEsS1 Ok at I'd.
and medium weight; " ~ $50
,,, r., c.u. u,s E, IN shoe shades, such
Misses slPer p Din onJ mJs Red. Spliced heels toes
and elastic. Worth SOC, p''A'
Rows, ho.uv r;bbed hos 9, triple knees, double
heels and toes: extra 10 ng, worth 35c, at .2sc
Boys School Hose, me DUN Welgnt heavy
and fine ribbed, good black' "orDh lSc' ioe
:. Main Floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
Candy
Easter Novelties
Specials for
Saturdays Selling

Saturoays oelhnG
Delicious Cream-Dipped Bra
zil Nuts, lb. ..3se
Fresh Maple CONNECTIONS,
Caramels, Cocoanut Balls,
Penochoi, lb. zoe
Cream Peanut Nuggets, va
nilla, chocolate and straw
berry, lb. .l6c
Special-made in our Candy
Section-Cream Chip Cocoa
nut Squares, all flavors, lb.,
at ''.''.'..,.''''''''.ASc 49,
Our delicious Chocolate POM
peian Bitter Sweets and
Swiss Milk Chocolates, lb.
box, at ..............Z9c
Pompsian Room
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
BOYS HEADW EAR

Saturday, for the fir st ume, we WI snow
Wash Hats in Rah-R an SYKES, wnite em-
broidered with blue, p'ack ana Dapy-plue
shades; all sizes, at... .'.''.''.''''..' ooe
Baby-blue shades, al ssaee' 1or'. ....'' QUO
Bows, hats in fancy mixtures, Soc, Csc, CSC
Boys Swagger Tive ca ha~' ac.''''.%i'oo
Boys silk-lined felt haes' hke aaaag sa o
wears, at. at............ '.'''.$A'oo anu $A'oo
Boys Spring Caps, tsped WIN leateer
sweats, plain and fame ooiors' ~ ooc ana ooe
SPE CIAL
About Inn dozen of Boys and Children's
Wash Hats in Main an .ssSiksand fancy col
ors also hlna SERGE an fancy mixtures in
Golf Caps; special valu es' saturday, AZ. A's
Arc 'de'
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
CHILDREN s GLOVES

rh;1dron,, cIovo. for +, astsr specially under
priced. About thirty do zeh ~ 0unu1n = Doye
over-seam or pique XII u o,o'se' ~ 'a., WY
.Ia,,n H. .o1 a. a. Ok a., $3.50 per pair. While
they last, Saturday,
Kid Gloves in tan,
gray, mastic, all sizes run nar ,,a;r VI e. Ak
age; specially priced " p'A p'A
,,.,- 49,. o,..n :, ouble-tipped Gloves, in
Chiiarens two,SiaSp M ~ ay; Kayser's guaran-
teed Pure Silk Gloves, p'A p'''-
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-31
Eastman Kodaks
and Camera Supplies

EdStIN0u NOOhkS
and Camera Supplies
In Most Complete
Assortment
We make this announce
ment, that we have a COM
plete stock of Eastman Ko-
daks and all Photographic
Supplies, with extreme pleas
ure. The days for picture
taking are here--and here
are things to take the pic
lures with.
Kodaks, Cameras and Photo
Supplies, including all chemi-
Gals pertaining to the photo
graphic line necessary to
make good pictures.
We will develop your films
and print from films in 6 and
12 exposures.
AUTOGRAPHIC KODAKS
and Films are also here-ask
about them.
Main Floor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
Moline Sets Good Example.

The city of Moline has set pace IN
the handling Of the milk supply IN the
interest of the consumer that gives
promise Of accomplishing helpful re-
suits. The experiment will begin Nom
day, when a supply win be ready at
the Ericsson school building, where
consumers may obtain their needs on
a basis Of cents a quart. The con-
sumner must go after the milk, how
ever
II the arrangement works out sat
isfactory; that is, II the people take
10 the idea or going after the milk the
woman's defense council Of the city
will have stations opened at other
school buildings. An effort is being
made to do something for the con
sumner to the end that his household
expense account will be reduced, and
now IL remains for him TO do some
thing for himself by patronizing the
station that has been established
wholly in his interest II he does il
will be maintained permanently, and
others will be added II he doesn't
there will be nothing for the good
women to do but to close up shop and
let the consumer shift for himself
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
Americans Posing Abroad.

Three hundred Young Americans,
wearing the uniforms Of ambulance
drivers. supplied with plenty Of money
from home. have been posing in the
gay life of Paris, fine and free from
the perils that surround their fellow
countrymen who are in the trenches
facing the Germans.
These young fellows have seen SER
vice as ambulance drivers, and they
should not be denied the credit that
they are entitled 10 for the heroic
work that they performed, but il
wouldn't be surprising to learn, ii
there was possible way OF finding
proof. that the majority OF them took
this flyer to escape the draft at home
At any rate. they all were freed when
their terms of enlistment with the
French government expired, and they
have been hitting the high spots in
the French capital Bat II appears
. that. their round OF gaiety has beer
cut short, the American military au
thorities having ordered that the for
mer drivers be immediately rounded
up and given the alternative of Join
ing some branch OF service in Europe
or taking the next boat back 10 .fht
states. where they will be availabl,
as conscripts.
Carolyn Wilson, who writes fol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
Need of Mercantile Marine.

This nations trade with the coun-
tries Of South America is at least
three times as extensive as it was in
the year Immediately preceding the
outbreak of the great world war. In
the eight months ended with August
(the latest month for which figures
are available) exports to the sister
republics OF the south aggregated
S188 ,0O0.00 compared with only $685.
100000 in the corresponding period in
1914. Imports from South America
totsled $433 100000 compared with
S157 100000 in 1914. Thus it will be
seen, this country's total trade with
the southern continent in the first
eight months OF this year represents a
value of s620,000,000 against only
! $222, Gd5 600 INA the same time in 1914
TO Argentina Puru and Chile eX-
ports from the United States more
/ than treulei, while those in Uruguay
quadrupled The exports 10 Fenezu-
ella. Colombia Brazil and Ecuador
were practically three times as great
as those in 1914. Argentina contract
ed for S62 25G.000 worth of United
| States products compared with only
| $40. $4,000 in the first eight months o
1914. Exports to Brazil were S40,197s
geo against Sl5,973,000 to Chile, S32,
! 971 900 against S10,SG0, 600
! The records at Washington SHOW
large increases in imports from tn
South American countries. especial,
those from. Argentina. Chile, Urugua,
and Peru The United States import
ed SI33. S59, goo of Argentina product
in the first eight months of this year
compared with S40,752, 900 in the cor
responding period of 1914. Chile sol
lus sos $4,000 against Sl5,954 900; Ur
uguay S2S,SS9 600 against ss,522 90
and Brazil Sl06,935, 900 against s62,
633. 900.
The pronounced increases in bot
exports and imports continued IN
broken right down to the last day o
which figures were available and it j
, reported that the showing for the res
of the year will be even better.
A better argument in favor of build
ing a mercantile marine and stron
navy to protect II would be hard [
find These figures should brin
home TO the American producer tn
, realization that his interests lie j
supporting the government wit
! money 10 finance the war and to prt
, pare for world trade after the gres
, conflict ceases. Every dollar no
loaned to the government will be il
, creased many times when the pipin
/. times of peace return
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
thrilling With CatarrEi,


Neither local nor constitutional,
neither in the blood nor in the fam
lily, not a symptom, nor yet disease.
nor even a physical condition, Yet
countless credulous folk are quite GER
tain they have it, Can you guess what
lit is? "Catarrh' A most convenient
name TO apply 10 various troubles
when nobody knows what really is
the matter.
Catarrhal is an adjective which a
casual reader may consider signid-
cant 1t is significant OF one thing
only a stagnation OF thought. No
physician ever knows what he thinks
when he thinks 'catarrh' or "catar-
rhal." 1t is pure cpmoutiage People
think of certain nose and throat trou-
! b{es of long duration as belonging to
the "catarrh' category. Well speak
| definitely. as one who knows whereof
/ he speaks, about simple chronic rhin-
/ tits, meaning an inflammation of the
/ lining Of the nose which continues for
months or years. Simple TO distin-
guish it from hypertrophic rhinitis, in
/ which the lining Of the nose tand the
covering Of the turbinate bodies in
/ the nose1 is not only ehronicaily in
| famed but also thickened eonsidera-
bly, by the gradual overgrowth of the
infamed part And simple chronic
| rhinitis must also be distinguished
from atrophic rhinitis. in which the
lining membrane is not only infam-
ed but also shrunken and wasted and
ithinned out. Each Of these forms OF
rhinitis will be discussed In later
! talks.
What causes chronic rhinitise Gil
mate? The weather. Exposure? No
Living in low place? Dampness
Never. These alleged predisposing fac.
tors Of nose and throat troubles have
served long enough to conceal oul
ignorance. Rhinitis prevails Just al
much in one climate as another, ire
spective Of the weather, on the hill
plain or in the valley. and certainly
less among individuals much exposed
than among individuals. thorough,
protected from all exposure. TAX,
children. for instance, The more yol
keep thcm confined in the warm housi
and in the warm schooiroom, the NOR,
likely they are tn develop ehroni,
Irhinitis. with or without adennids ant
enlarged tonsiis. Educate them Ii
Iopen air schoolrooms, or even il
Eschoogrooms ventilated with glim
tner Of intelligence, and they remain
remarkably free FROM these and othe
lnose and throat troubles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
The Day i'm Davenport

as result Of Investigations following
the Daniel II. Wallace meeting here
the night of july "a last. Wallace is
now launched upon a 20-year sentence
lat Fort Leavenworth prison. II il Is
not possible for special session TO
be held here, the case will be the first
one tried when federal court opens
here in April
DIR. Shepherd Coming.-Dr c. NJ,
Shepherd Of Lincoln. Neb, one of the
best known men in Nebraska Method
istism, has been called as resident
supply pastor to ST Johns Nj f.
church, to serve during the six
months absence of the pastor, DR.
Frank Cole, who is engaged in army
| Y. Nj. c. A. work i'll France DR.. Shep-
herds last pastorate was Grace NJ. Z
church, one of the most important
churches Of Lincoln.
May Get New William
Pulls, aged 10. arrested early yester
! day morning by the police on charge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
Two Ways of Making Peace.

The kaiser's quick rejection OF
peace offer made by the alleged gov
eminent in Russia might appear like
the highhanded action Of a man who
knows he's going to win and doesn t
need to treat with anyone.
II is nothing OF the kind For the
kaiser 10 treat with-a government that
IA made up of men VINO range from
republicans to rcvoluJionists, social
lists and anarchists would be fatal.
What could be more difficult to ex-
plain than the chief exponent Of divine
right and Of kingly partnership with
the Almighty treating with rut1ans
who are against all government and
especially believe that hereditary rui-
ers should be beheaded.
! However, the kaiser's indignant re-
| lection of the Bolsheyiki peace offer
will not hamper his unofficial nego-
/ tiatfons with the Russian revolutions
lists. The kaiser and his advisers are
too 1ongheaded tor believe that al
agreement with wild eyed rebels con
stitutes a solemn pact such as one
civilized nation would make with an
other Negotiations carried on by thu
fraternizing German soldiers on one
side with German-paid Russians anC
supplemented Russian soldiers on the
other, declaring the war at an enc
would, however. complete the demon
alization Of the Russian army ant
have the same effect as a treaty mad
with Petrograd.
If this comes 10 pass Russia viii
quit, Germany will hold all the Rus
sian territory now occupied and au
tocracy will be saved from any con
tact with the rabble,