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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
Report German Warship Lost.

Copenhagen. Oct. 1S.-Rumors of the
loss of a German warship in the sound.
the narrow strait beween Denmark
and Sweden. are being circulated. The
reports are indefinite and unconfirmed,
but the bodies of two German marines
and a sailor have drifted ashore in the
vicinity of Elsinore. Denmark
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
NUT|N|ES CONE
IN TEUT0N kAV|ES
GERMAN SAILORS AT OSTEND RE.
VOLT AID AUSTRIAN SAILORS
At POI4i REBEL

Amsterdam, Oct. ia muiiny among
the German sailors at the Belgian port
of Ostend, who refused to 60 on board
submarines, is reported by the Beigiscii
Dagblad.
The newspaper says AN officer WIS
thrown into the sea and that thirty
mutineers were removed handcuffed to
Bruges.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
VETS NOW HOLD
LEAD IOWA ELECTION

Des Moines. Iowa, Oct. 1S.-The vets
are holding the lead early today in the
returns from Mondays prohibition elec.
ton. their advantage being estimated
all the way from slightly less than 0O0
to $500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
ARDM0RE ENGINEERS BUY
$4,000 OF LIBERTY LOAN

T. Company. Ardmores own, has set
an example for Carter county folks that
is 80 inspiring that the s6ii.000 allot.
ment of Liberty loan bonds required OF
this county should be oversubscribed in
record time. There are 1864 men In T.
company. the average pay OF each being
about $50 month. ON Tuesday after.
noon the members OF Il Company had
subscribed $4,000 Of the Liberty loan
issue and Il companys total will no
doubt reach a higher figure. These
men. who are giving up everything,
who have sacrificed their home life. the
association with their friends and kin
folk. who have given up positions Of
Importance and responsibility and are
ready and willing To meet the supreme
sacrifice. are enthusiastically subscrib-
ing 10 the Liberty loan. The home foll:s
ought to appreciate this example. The
message OF T. company Is being carried
back to Ardmore and Carter county.
and 1t il stand By us"
Camp Bowie. with its $1,000 soldiers
of the various branches OF service in
training. had, on Tuesday afternoon.
subscribed for $560.00O of the Liberty
loan issue and many are confident that
it will pass the million-dollar mark.
f. Company in Forefront.
T. Company. under the command OF
Captain X. w. Patterson and Lieuten.
ants ii. II. Sayre. G. T.. Glove and Tom
l.. Coleman. Is the finest appearing body
Of men upon whom . civilian ever gazed. |
Carter county stands in the forefront |
of the engineers detachment at Camp |
Bowie r company's efficiency is ample |
proof of the sturdy manhood of this
The writer had the pleasure. |
evening. of witnessing guard |
mount of the lI1th Regiment. Lieu.
tenant Sayre had been commander of
the guard for the twenty.four hour per-
cd closing at 5:lJ p. IN. AT guard mount
each evening three orderlies are select
ad from the new detail. These three
men are selected because of their APP
the condition of their arms
md uniforms. + Company. on Tuesday
ifternoon, was accorded the distinction
If having two orderlles picked from it's
'anks. and this occurs once. twice or
more times each week
The boys are working hard and rap
dly reaching a point of perfection in
heir training. Just now they are de I
allied to sappers' work. and are rapidly
cquiring a wide knowledge of trench
perations. Trenches. are dug. breast 1
FORKS erected. hand grenades are ]
brown and in all departments Of the
;ork the company is quickly acquiring I
proficiency that is flatterinG to its !
Ulcers and men. J
T. C0mpany's Needs. 1
f. company at this time needs. more I
han any other thing, motor truck. \
he camp is four miles from town; l
istances between supply depots head. /
lIa l.fnrs the fIainit,r and drill nnrf ions [
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
CONTINUE WAR ON
BOND OPPONENTS
SOME ENEMIES OF LOAN EVEN
REFUSE TO ALLOW POSTERS
ON BUSINESS WINDOWS.

Washington. Oct. lS.-ApproXimate
ly 81 1.5OO 600 coo. or one-half of the min.
imum quota of the Liberty loan had
been subscribed today. treasury Off.
cials estimated. on the face of unof-
fetal reports from the twelve Federal
Reserve banks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
CHARLIE CARTER HOME COMING
CONVENTION HALL TONIGHT
Patriotic Meeting Be Addressed by Our Congressman
Who Will Tell Us All About the War It's Causes the
of the Covernment-Music by the Chamber Commerce
Band.
Continued on page ~.

Every of the $500 seats in the big auditorium the people
should be filled in honor of faithful representative
gress and to show patriotism.
No subscriptions will be asked for any whatever
An especial invitation is extended to the
TO be present at this meeting.
Doors open at 80. Speaking will begin at o'clock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
HOME COMING" CROWD AT
CONVENTION HALL.
WILSON'S MESSAGE
President Has Asked al Members OF
Congress 10 AcquIint Their Constit-
uents With Full Gravity of the Sit
uation Regarding the War.

Congressman Charles D. Carter viii
sG,.k "a: Contention Hall tonight al
elp 70 O'clock and unless all signs fail
Ardmore and Carter County will be on
hand en- masse to hear, first hand" all
about the war, its causes and the deter
mnation of Uncle $ n to hasten its
end. Congressman c arrived home
last night at nine o. after what
has been perhaps the !. strenuous
and certainly the most in ant ses-
sion in the history of the I'm ,ates.
Sturlily lined up with the / Esnt
during the entire trying times = ~
European conflict. when the break cA
carter county's congressman has bee
uatcasing in his efforts to prosecute
every move made toward the prepa.
ration for the United States entry into
Tho worlds conflict.
Congressman Carter recently was call
el 10 New York City from Washington
loan issue. the war situation and NJ.
t!Dral topics generally.
Will Tell the Story.
Congressman Carter will tell the
whole story at the meeting tonight.
In his characteristic manner he viii
entertain and enlighten every man. wo.
man and child who attends the mass
m.eting. No man in congress has been
more active or more assidious in his
duty than the speaker OF tonight. and
no man is more conversant with all
Of the facts which make up those pages
in the history of the nation which are
now being written.
President Wilson, at the close of con-
gress, made special appeal to every
representative in congress to fully ac-
quaint their constituents with the fun
gravity OF the situation and all of the
facts which led up to the war. Con- )
gressman Carter expects TO cover his |
entire district and will 20 out into the
highways and byways and talk to the !
people. His first speaking date is to.
night at the Convention Hall. and every
nook and corner of the county is being
notified of the meeting and large della
cations are expected to attend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18

Berlin. Oct. lS.-1Nia Londonl.--The
Germans have taken 10000 prisoners
and fifty guns on Oesel Island, the war
office reports.
The Russian naval forces in the Gulf
of Riga have been trapped by the Ger
mans. according to the announcement.
1t says German naval units are lying
in the eastern portion Of Kassar bay.
north of Oesel island. and are barring
the passage westward
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
RUSS BATTLESH|P
SINKS IN FIGHT
IN GULF Of RIGA
IN CONFLICT WITH GERMAN BAT.
Tl.ESHlP THE SI4ivA IL HIT
BELOW WATER LINE
FEW LIVES ARE LOST
Russian Torpedo Boats Save Nearly All
of Crew-Naiser's Army Takes 10000
Prisoners and Fifty Guns on Oesel
Island. Berlin Claims.

Petrograd. oct. 1S.-A naval BATH
has occurred in the Gulf Of Riga be
tween Russian and German battleships
the war office announces. The Russian
battleship Slava was sunk.
The Slava sank as the result of beinl
hit several times beneath the water
line. Nearly all the members of the
crew were saved by Russian torpedo
boats.
| The announcement follows:
! After deriving us of control of Tribe
channel. the enemy at night penetrated
I the Gulf of Riga. where at dawn yester'
day his naval forces were discovered by
our patrol ships, which were pressed
and torpedo boats.
our ships went out to meet the enc
my in the Gulf Of Riga and drove back
his vanguard by their fire. They soon
encountered the principal enemy fight
ing units and engaged them. Among
the latter were two dreadnaughts.
During the battle. the enemy stood
off and fired from distances beyond
the range of our guns.
'In spite of the superiority of the
enemy. our ships defended the entrance
for a considerable time and only Sc
we're damage caused by the fire of his
dreadnaughts caused us to retire into
the waters of Moon sound. As a result
of several hits beneath the waterline.
the Slava sank. Nearly all the crew
were saved by our torpedo boats.
Coast Batteries Respond.
During this engagement our coast
batteries at the entrance to Moon
sound dispersed by their fire enemy
torpedo boats which attempted to APP
proach our ships. Afterward, the fire
of one of the enemy dreadnaught was
directed on those batteries and they
were put out of action in a short time.
Another detachment OF our naval
forces in Moon sound kept back fierce
enemy attacks from the north in the
rear cf our combating forces. These
enemy attempts did not succeed
The Slava, built in 1908. was an old
type battleship of 1886 tons. .397 feet
in length. rs feet beam and % feet draft.
She had complement Of S25 men.
Three sister ships of the Slava were
sunk during the RussoJapanese war.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
WHAT T. COMPANY IL DOING.

Subscribed $4,000 in Liberty
loan.
Finest Body of Men AT Camp
Bowie.
Most Efficient Company in nth
Regiment.
Officers Rank Among Highest in
Camp.
Rapidly Reaching Perfection in
All Branches.
Every Man Enthusiastic and Es-
ger. for Service.
Every Man Praising Fare and
Treatment.
Captain Patterson Proud of His
Men.
Every man Loyal and Proud Of
The Officers. Organization. and Proud
They Are Carter's Own.
WHAT r. COMPANY NEEDS.
a motor Truck. At once.
Sweaters.
Wristlets
Letters from Home
Visits From Home Folks.
Tobacco and other Smokers Sup
plies.
Delicacies and Dainties From
Home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
MICHAELIS STILL
IS UNDER F IRE
TRYING TO SAVE HIS OFFICE BY
THROWING VICE CHANCEL-
LOR OVERHEARD.

! Amsterdam oct. 1S.-With a view to
saving what the newspaper calls his
sinking chencellor-ship", Dr. Michaelis
according to the Borzen Zeitung of
Berlin. offered Friedrich Won Payer the
post Of vice chancellor. held by DR..
Karl HeInerich.
The newspaper adds that Won Payer,
who is a progressive member of the
reichstag. declined TO accept the lort-
folio.
Report l. Confirmed
Copenhagen. Oct. lS-The report that
Chancellor Michaelis has offered Fried.
rich Won Payer the post of vice-chan-
cellor held by Dr. Helferich is CON
firmed by the clerical Germania and
the radical Tageblatt. The offer would
imply the chancellor'S readiness to
throw overheard .Helffrich as he did
Admiral Won Capelle the minister of
Murine, in order TO save the situation.
\ solution Of the crisis is expected
soon after the return of Emperor VIII
liam from Constantinople
Ven Buelow Again.
Amsterdam. Oct. 1S.-Prince Won Bue-
low. former imperial chancellor. has
returned to Eerlin. according TO the
Lokal AnZciger. Il is generally he
lieved the newspaper adds. that he
viii bc offered his old post in succession
to Or Michaelis
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
ICY BLAST FROM ROCKY NOUN
TAiNS II SWEEPING SOUTH
EASTWARD.
GO ON TO LOUISIANA
Will Hit the Sugar Belt Saturday Morn
ing.-Arkansas Also Will Get Shiver.
East Texas MISUNDERSTANDING Tenn
perature Soon to Follow.
SNOW IN PANHANDLE.

Amarillo, Texas, Oct. l8.-S;nOw fell
here for three hours this morning, at
times heavy. II quickly melted. The
mercury was below freezing at noon,
with stiff northerly gale.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
T. C0mpany's Needs.

f. company at this time needs. more
than any other thing, n motor truck.
The camp is four miles from town;
distances between supply depots, head
quarters. the training and drill portions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
APRONS
Sale Prices for Housekeepers' Wee

Sale Prices for Housekeepers' Week.
Really first aid" to
the housekeepers, espe-
cially at these prices.
Bingham or Percale Band Aprons
square or round. .............. .ZS
Percale or Bingham Bib Aprons
square. tunic or round-rick-
rack edge Observation-Disclosures. "a
himono, bungalow, Princess or
Hubbard Apron Scotch
giugham or percale -piped IN
contrasting colors- buttoned
IN back reg. so ............ So
Bungalow or Princess Aprons
seersucker or Amoskeag gingham,
short sleeves-piped with white
braid -buttoned in back
our reg. "A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
Maids or Mattresses Aprons
lawn, crossbar. dotted Swiss,
with embroidery or lace
edge-our reg. .26 .............. 10
White Aprons for mattresses or
maids-with or without bibs
long or short, with embroidery
or hemstitched bib. as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
TABLEWARE

Sale Prices for Housekeepers' Week.
All housekeepers recognize the value of
good seryice-like these will give
Silverplated Tea Spoons
Rogers W. K. grade-new de-
signs-our reg. .64-per half doz. So
Silverplated Table Spoons
and FOrks-pretty designs
per half doz.-our reg. SIPS. II .04
Silverplated Knives fine
tempered steel-per half doz.-
our reg. $l.38 ............1 .O5
Cold Meat Forks, Gravy Ladies'
our reg. IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. al
Rogers Silverplated Soup Ladies'
bright and gray finish
our reg. Sl.57 ...............1 12
Silyerplated Novelties. including
Salt and Pepper Casters, Flower
Vases, Gravy Ladies', Cold Meat
FOrks-our reg. % and 27..... II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
CUTLERY

Special Prices for Housekeepers week
Steel Knives and Forks
Ebony handles. Sets Of six
each-our reg. Sl.3i............ .9S
Carving Knife and Fork-IIand
forged steel-stag handles
Highest Grade Shears-Full
nickel finish our reg. .94......' rs
Bread and Meat knives-Fine
American steel-our reg A.. .35
Dinner Knives and FOrks-WeI
known make bone and ebony
handles-set Of six each
our reg, per set, $1.95..........1.4 AS
Carving Sets-Three-pieceG G.
Wostenholm Sheffield steel
stag or celluloid handles
our reg. $3.50 ................."Z
Steel Knives and FOrks-Relable
make-celluloi handles
our reg. .33 observation-disclosures. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
FIannels and Blankets
Sale Prices for Housekeepers' Week

Sale Prices for Housekeepers' Week
White FeIt-5i in.--for
table pads iron board covers.
etc.-our reg. 10 ............." AS
BIeached Domet and Canton
Flame our reg. 9ts......'.''. 81
White Wool Mixed Flannel
81 inches wide-our reg. 3D.. 81
White Cotton Fleece Blankets
pink or blue borders-for
full size beds-Plaid Wool Nap
Blankets-fOr single beds
Special .................... 81
Crib and Carriage Blankets
blue, pink or white, contrast
border--some all-Oyer jacquard
designs in two tones-stitchod
and silk bouud-our reg. Sill. .95
Wool Mixed Blankets-Block
designs sizes-also white
with contract borders full size.
our reg. $5.9e ................. n
Cotton Fleece Blankets-64xs0-
white, grey and tan-fancy borders
our reg Sl.f9 ............... "a
Jacquard Comfortable Blankets
Eiderdown finish solid
colors, with contract border Of
block designs.
our reg. S3.49 .................. Z.S5
Remnants Of Domet and Canton
Flannel-Bleached and unbleached,
at quarter less than usual remnant
price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
Curtains-Upholstery
Hangings

Sale Prices for Housekeepers' Week
New designs and colors Of the season.
New Scrim Curtains-With lace
insertion and edge. or deep hem.
Dutch valance or plain white
and Arab Brass rod included
value Sl49 ................... IL
New Spring Cretonnes Tapestry.
floral. oriental and chintZ effects
40 different styles-vslue 3d.. "a
New Curtain Scrims and Muslins-
80 styles, with plain or fancy
borders-value .25 ............. IL
Rcversible Couch Covers-Oriental . -.
striped effects or figured de-
signs-yalue S1.75...........-.-1.2 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
TOWELS

Sale Prices for Housekeepers' Week.
Time and place to replenish house sup
nIies-no better towels nor prices.
Cation Huck Towels-Red broche
borders. 20x35 irch. Full bleached
linen. hemmed-our reg. .lo.... Ia
Uemmed Turkish TOwels-Bleached,
soft. neat red striped bor-
ders-our reg. .l6 ..........'''' Ia
Turkish Bath Towels-Heavy
bleached, soft, absorbent
hcmmed-whitc or coiored
strine borders-our reg. .37....." "
uuck ToweIs-Union Linen Huck-
hemstitched. no
Same Section-These Values.
Bleached Turkish Wash Cloths
White or colored borders-reg. o. q
Bleached Cotton Huck Towels
Uemmed. white damask borders,
floral designs-reg. .16........ .1Z1s
White Turkish Towels Hemmed,
with white or colored borders.
reg. "a ................ 10
All Pure Linen Huck Towels
Uemmed, tape borders reg. Al. 81
Linen Individual Guest Towels
Uemstitched blue borders with
woven initials reg. .38........" 81
Turkish Bath Sheets-Hemmed,
white terry borders.
reg. $1.74 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
Turkish Bath Mats-Rag carpet or
Persian designs $l.64......l.Z7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
Bed Spreads
For HOusekeepers' Week
Bureau and Table Scarfs

Sale Prices for Housekeepers' Week
These "dress up" the housekeeper's
rooms-at little extra expense.
Scarf and Centrepieces-W White
drawn work, Renaissance and
lace trimmed-our reg. .72.. Sd
Scarfs, Shams, Centerpieces-
White-lace trimmed, hemstitched
or scalloped attractive patterns
our reg. AZ .............. ...... BIT
Fancy Tea Cloths-White-
Renaissance lace trimmed or
scalloped edge with lace
insertions-Our reg. S2.67 ..1 .o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
WHITE TUB FABRICS

Voluminous varieties 70 mee'
Spring and Summer demands. 10
main floor department, where .
toners say, ri you can't get y
Hearn's, you can't get 10 any"n'''
Moderate prices that make these 81
doubly attractive
10 inch Skirting Gabardine. $50 :
Sc inch Skirting Corduroy ..'''' A"
Plain and novelty Skirting Gaoar .
dine and waffle cloth, 80 inen'''' :
80 inch Skirting Gabardine.'''''
80 inch Poplin for middies'
skirts, uniforms; excellent i'' 4
children's wear, etc......'''''''
50 inch Poplin-high Iustros' . 4
finish Observation-Disclosures.
- inch Linen Finish Suitins- :
for m ddies. skirts and dresses
Sc inch Embroidered Nolles'''-'
80 inch Embroidered Figured tr
NOilcs ............... ....''''' I
Ii inch Chiffon Wolfe. .....'''''
IS inch French Orgsndie... 80" !.
IS inch French Lingerie Bsii'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
SPRING RIBBONS

Prices lower than elsewhere.
BrOcaded Hair Bow Ribbon
white. pink or blue .
our reg. 80 and .39..........''' %
Sash Ribbon TO Match
our reg. .55............,...'''' .
Fine Quality Taffeta Ribbons
full 81. inches wide floral ana .
bow knot patterns value .95...' =
Striped Hat Binding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
Shades and Household
Fixtures

Sale Prices for Housekeepers' Week
Things that every housekeeper wants
and can hsve-when priced like
these.
Sleeve or Shirt Waist Irons
adjustable handles-our reg. So. "a
Holland Shades-assorted colors-
rollers and fXtures-6X3 tt
reg. so ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Side Hemmed Holland Shades
assorted-without rollers-28 to 81
inches, # 9 inches long
our reg. .55 .................. "A
Holland Window Shades-assorted
extra length 7x3 ft.-rollers
and fixtures our reg. .6j..... 81
Table Oil Cloth-variety OF designs
new material-just in-1A yds
wide-our reg. % .............. is
Shelf Oil Cloth-assorted designs
II in.-slightly i'm
perfect-our reg. 6..........-.. 80
Clothes Pins--4i2 inch-60 in
a box-good quality
our reg. 10. ....,.. ...,.'.Z Ior 10
Bath Seats--white enameled,
full size-our reg. .75........... .55
Mirrors-white enameled frames,
plate glass reg. To-. SIS
OCedar Oil or Dust Mops-.75 size
also so bottle 0'Cedar Oil
our reg. sl.lS ................" .S5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
Sheets-hemstitched--
Comfortables and Pillows


Sale Prices for Housekeepers' Week.
Buy Comfortables and Pillows now;
twill pay.
Silkoline Covered Comfortables-
floral tops, plain or figured
backs full size-reg. $1.47......1.17
Silkoline Covered COmfOrtables-
dainty floral designs with border,
plain or lowered backs-light
weight, well stitched
full size-our reg. $1.97. ......."l "a
Silk Null Comfortables full size,
figured tops. plain silk null
borders light wcight-also flow
cred silkoline tops, sateen borders,
heavyweight silkoline backs
our reg. S3.61 ..........,,.'..Z.S
New White Mixed Feathers
per pound-our reg. .S7......... 81
Special Choice Goose Feathers
per pound-our reg. Sl.O7....... IA
White Goose Feathers
down mixed per pound
our reg. Sl.3I ..................l .lS
Fine Quality White Down
our reg. SLIT .................'l "a
Mixed Feather Pillows-good
quality ticking
20x28-our reg. .77.............. .5S
22x2S-our reg. .s7........... .6S
Goose Feather Pillows-new mixed,
fine assorted tickings-tan ground,
white stripes
2Ox2S-our reg. s152. 1.22
22X2S-our reg. SL57.... LAP
24x3O-our reg. s2.03........l.74
26x3O-our reg. $2.33.......I.94
Semi-White Down PillOws-ine
quality plain, red, blue or tan
ground tickings, striped in
white-22X2S-our reg. 1857. ...2.74
24x3O-our reg. 1895. ...3.14
26x3O-our reg s447... 3.54
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
Solid Silver Tableware

Best makes-best designs.
Sale Prices for Housekeepers Week
Sterling Silver Teaspoons
Full size in many patterns =
bright or gray finish
our reg. S4.47-half doz......'..3.II
Sterling Silver Pieces
Sugar spoons. olive spoons,
bon-bon spoons, orange
spoons. meat forks, sugar
tongs and other useful
articles our reg. 97-each ...... IT
Pie or Cake Servers
Sterling silver handles large
flat blades-our reg. $ll7....... .95
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
Fraud Orders That
Protect the Poor
Postoffice Solicitor Lamar
Gives ImpoStOrS Short Shrlfl

Desnicahe Practice of Proving Those Least Able TO
Afford 1t Is on the Wane---S77, 900, 600 Annually
Made by Crooked Schemes Six Years Ago.
SIS 100000 Last Year 49, Some Typical
Plans for Making the Mails Bring
In the Dollars
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Muslins---S heets---Pillow Cases
Sale Prices for
Annual HouSekeeperS' Week!

Coto m price, going the economical wise
could be duplicated to-
No Mail or Telephone Orders for the following;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08


Fruit of the Loom value b.. Ill
No mall or telephone orders. Limit 20 yds.
Lengths 10 20 20 yds
3S12 inch Unbleached Muslin
value NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
Limit, 80 yds.
Special Lot Bleached Sheeting-
good mill lengths
> yds. widc-valuc .29....... %
2h yds. wide -valuc .34..... %
2ls yds. wide value 3D.. -.
Bed Spreads
For Housekeepers' Week
= size spreads-value Sl.24.. 90
q size spreads value S1.49. LIZ
Full Size Crochet Spreads
fine qualty-value $225.......1.G1
Full Size Satin Finish Marseilles
Spread value 1929. .2.o7
Full Size Satin Finish Marseilles
Spread S4.9S. ...........3.47
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08

Herald New Tuesday until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08

Other styles with banding or crows
in black velvet are charmingly new.