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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

NEW YORK, June 1s.-St. Louis got an
even break in the series with New York,
the visitors today winning the last game of
the series. l 10 0. Both Groom and Fisher
did splendid work and were well supported.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

Summary: Two base hts, Iockey 9,
PEBBLES, Bslenti, Ohlin; homeruns PEBBLES
Balenti, Smith bases on balls, off Flowers 3,
OFF Freeman ?, off Mcknight 3 double plays
Storey TO MERIT, Baent to Brady to
Brewer Brewer TO Balent to Brady, Balenti
TO Brady to Brewer; hit by pitched ball
Storey, Fairchild. struck out, by Freeman 3,
by Mcknight 6 sacrifice hit. Brewer. I'm
pire, Pontius. Time, 1:45
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Dallas 7, Shreveport 3.
San Antonio !. WlNn o.
Houston 5, Fort Worth /.
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T0NEY BLOWS UP
AND GIANTS WIN
Four Runs in Fourth Inning
Cinch Game; Pittsburgh
Shuts Out st. Louis.

CINCINNATI. June 1s-Chieago found
Toney for four hits Ia the fourth inning and
those coupled with an error were enough to
: to .
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Atlanta 3, Memphis 2.
New Orleans 1. Chattanooga o.
Little Rock 3. birmingham o.
Only three games scheduled.
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Detroit !: Washington O.

WASHINGTON, June ls.~Dauss emerged
victor in a pitching duel with Harper to-
day, Detroit winning, l to 0, the third
straight game Of the series.
The score:
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CLEVELAND, June ls.-rhe Cleveland
American team defeated the Brooklyn Ma
tionals in an exhibition game here today.
The score: X. II. r.
Brooklyn .................. . l
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. ~ 3
Batteries-Marquard Dell, Coombs and
Snyder; Boehling and Billings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

The latest popular music just re-
colveG at Botefuhr's. Is cents.-Ads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

Pittsburgh (, st. Louis o.
Chicago 4. Cincinnati ..
Only two games ,cheduled.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-19

Chickens come home to roost II
they can get back thru the fence
cracks.
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Totals 80 42Il3
tBatted for McCabe in the ninth.
L.. 10.

wsno, Honston, Blue, shinault, Huber; two
Cor1ine. Corr @ double b play. Kraft 'fi to- Houston to-
Wano; sacrifice fly, Jones; left ON bases
sherman I, Oklahoma City 6 struck out by
Kraft Z, by Corrine u bases on balls, Off
Kraft 8, off Corrine l. Umpire, Roth
Time, 1890
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tBatted for High in eighth.

summary nun, Snotten trror' Na'ciS'
stolen bases, Miller, Maise Jacobson; bases
on balls. Off Fisher 1, off Groom 2 struck
out, by Fisher g. by Groom T. Umpires,
Nallin, o'Loughlin and Hildebrand. Time,
l:37
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Summary: Runs Totten, Ozark, Hender
SON Gardner, Williams, Robson 2 errors
Totten Thomson. Faulkner, Williams, Mul
vey: two-base hits Totten, Thomson Will
Lourcey double plays, Thomson to Faulkner
Williams to Adams, Carmody to Williams to
Adams; stolen bases. Clark, Gardner: first
base on errors, Ardmore l, Fort Smith 2 (;
struck out. by Dennis 4, by Countryman 8 !;
left on bases Ardmore T. Fort Smith 6 bases
on balls. off Denris Z, off Countryman s !;
hit by pitcher, Clark by Countryman. I'm.
pire Shaffer. Time, 2;10
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Lincoln at St. Joseph.
Omaha at Wichita.
Sioux City at Denver.
Des Moines at Joplin.
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Totals 85 927le


NH IWT NHNUVT III tIkHTHs
tBattod for Watson In ninth.
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh ............ 0O1 030 0eO--i
St Louis .............. 600 600 600
summary: Runs, Carey >. W Wagner,
Cooper: errors Pilter, Baird; three-base hits,
Carey, W. Wagner, Baird. Long, stolen
bases, Carey, Bescher bases on balls, Off
Cooper ., OF Watson / struck out, by
Cooper 3, by Packard 2. by Watson /. by
Horstman l Umpire, O'Dsy Time, :3s.
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TOtnIs 81 s4I II
tBatted for Toney in seventh.
Sr.r.. IL. In
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
For Sale - Automobiles
A Call to Arms

A. sit here tonight planning my
as.,uuil Vn the Used Car Market, on my
friends, and on my foes in that never
ending pursuit Of business and more
business, sales and more sales, unde
cided as to whether | shall go over the
top at en-" with as finely mar
shalled force of automobiles of the
half world" as ever was trained for To-
cal consumption, whether shall devote
this column Of conversation, which l
employ weekly to spill my automobile
information for the benefit of automo-
bile buyers and the ultimate benefit of
the Overland Arizona company, or shall
devote its space to a plea for the sup
port of those boys whose terrors we
cannot know, whose wives, whose
mothers and whose children are bear
ing the burden of this great war alone,
With memories so poignant and grief 50
real, for the absent ones, who have
nobly sacrificed all that is dear to them
and who are marching fearlessly on to
the battlefields of France.
AS l look into the faces of my fell
low men. and as l look into the re-
cesses of my own heart, l cannot feel
nor do do not feel that the full reali
cation of our duty to our country and
do we realize that the sacrifices that
they have made in the name of their
country and our country have in real
ity been for you and for me. tell you,
people of Arizona and Phoenix in par
ticular, our patriotism is a shallow
thing.
We men who have been exempted by
the local and district boards, and you
men who are exempt by virtue of your
age, for We are all exempted men. have
Just as great responsibility in this fight
our government is making for our free
dom, as have the boys who are giving
their lives that you and we and ours
may live and prosper.
The plea this government is making
for funds to finance this great war is
not 4 plea for a contribution to char
ity, but a plea for investment in the
best and safest security in the world
today, the Liberty Loan Bonds.
The amount of money required of US
is only ten per cent Of the actual de-
posits in our banks. In other words, the
government is asking that We invest
only to the extent of ten cents in every
dollar of sulplus cash in our territory.
and i.i an indisputably sound invest
ment at that.
this call for funds TO save our country
from ruin, rape and devastation must
fall as flat and go unheeded as has this
call for subscribers to this issue of the
Liberty Loan Bonds.
Where, Oh! where is that spirit OF
76-of '61 and of '3S?
| tell you it is not with us, and feai
it will never be until bleeding and torn,
manned and mangled. our boys return,
II indeed any of them do.
Then. oh then, fiienus and country
men, will the grim spectre of death anG
me terrible detaiis of its perpetr,AtIun,
be ground into our hearts and SOUS and
the full realization of our responsible
ity be borne upon us.
In the name or our country, ard in
the name OF our God, pray that this
great nation will awake, and thai the
people Of this great state of Al iona
win answer this call and meet their
obligations promptly.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
For Sale AUTOMOBILES
Prospective
Used Car
Buyers

There are good reasons why we sell
more good used cars than any other
dealer in Arizona. First the fact that
we handle the biggest and best lines of
new cars: second, our practice Of CIV
ing low prices on all makes and mod
els; third, the condition our ears are
put in for sale and our straightforward
policy of selling used cars. Only few
Of our oars are advertised here
Packard Twin Six, second series
roadster model Guaranteed perfect in
every way and practically new. . cord
tires.
Packard Twin Six, first series, pass.
model. The favorite type for women
drivers. An ideal car for any family.
We guarantee it like new car.
Cadillac 8, rebuilt, refinished. good
tires. seat covers, bumper.
Chalmers $50, 7 pass, 1919 model,
run "A miles. Save Money a., buying
now.
Maxwell demonstration 1917 model.
like new at great reduction in price.
Dodge 1916, good tires, overhauled,
perfect condition. priced right.
Haynes demonstration, 1917. 5 pass.
touring, seat covers, wire wheels, car
as good as new and guaranteed like
new.
Cole 8, pass new tires. Just the
car for stage service. A bargain.
REQ 6 cyl, pass, good tires, perfect
in every way and ready for hard SER
vice.
call at our salesroOm will convince
you that we have the best cars, the
largest assortment, the lowest prices
and the most liberal terms.
Owing to our limited amount of floor
snace our ears are priced for quick
sale and ready for prompt delivery.
,Dpen Sunday until noOn.)
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

SALE OR EXCHANGE-30 acres al
falfa with good house, well. engine,
orchard, shade, exceptional soil and To-
cation. Small cash payment or will
take Phoenix residence up to $3,500.O0.
Mcdowell Realty, ITO y. First Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

SALE OR EXCHANGE-Good room
brick, built for owners home, good
neighborhood. VIII take small house
on good lot or house needing remOd-
cling as part payment. Give location,
etc Box 40S Republican Dl
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-One Electric Peerless
piano, piece orchestra attachment,
just the thing for cafe, dance hall or
theater. Terms if desired Stokes-Kerr
Co. wholesale and retail pianos. 24o So.
First Ave. St
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
Babbiet.lP olson
f. J. McMULIsEN. Mgr.
Used Car Dept.
s w. VAN Buren, ST.
Phone ZAS

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1916 Maxwell. 5-pass.. starter and
lights; guaranteed good condition,
$ZS5.U0.
1915 Ford, new paint, good condi-
ton, $2f5.00.
1913 Hudson Speedster, $135.00.
Velie Truck, 1900 lbs, S275.00.
1916 6-cyl., 1-pass. Studebaker.
Metz Roadster. Make offer.
Above ears subject To demonstra
ion.
PHOENIX AUTO MARKET
IA n. Central, near School of Music
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR EXCHANGES. Louis apart
ment. income $1,000 yearly. Will take
Los Olives or close in acreage. j. NJ.
Bradley. 1868 Washington Ave, st.
Louis. II
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

EXCHANGE three tungsten, gold and
silver claims, Boulder county, Colora-
do. Ore on dump. cars, rails, black
smith shop. What am | offered? j.
ii. Leckie, 353H y. First Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
For Sale or Exchange

TO EXCHANGE-S0 acres at Hardy,
Ark. to trade for late model auto.
Cab Sunday, Madison Hotel, Room q.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE-Beautiful home, seven
rooms and two screen porches, garage,
cellar, roses, fruit trees; furnished or
unfinished. Give phone or address
and Will make an appointment. P o.
Box 81, City. blk
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

40 acres, 16 cows, few young stock
several cows coming fresh, plenty OF
feed.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

TO GIVE AWAY, about % yards of
rich top soil. IS all piled up ready to
haul if taken at once, at 1921 E. Nc
kinley ST. II
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

WISH YOU very particular ladies
would call and see this nice furniture.
You don't have to visit auctions or
private sales for bargains Positively
my prices you cannot meet. A fine
brass bed, springs, and mattress sold
at auction for $500. I'll duplicate
that today, or any day. identically, for
$4,000. Dresser brought $500. I'll
duplicate for $4,000. These are the high
priced goods. / carry all grades. Don't
forget | have three stores in one. Am
the largest dealer in Arizona, and sell
the cheapest. Buy and sell everything.
FORD. 40 s. Central Ave. Phone 1875.
80
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
Rooms and Board

NICE ROOMS and good board. 307
Orme Ave, on Indian School car line.
I'm
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FIELD SEEDS-Barley, wheat. oats,
rye, recleaned. first class stock. Phoe-
nix Seed 4 Feed Co. tt
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
FOR SALE BY OWNER

My room modern brick residence
and lots, garage and an abundance of
shade. Parties in the market for good
close in property should investigate.
s5500 Y cash. long time on balance
per cent. Peter Block. 905 y. Bird ST. bl
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

Land without COWS
20 acres, good house and barn.
80 acres all nicely improved, good
house good barn.
SIS acres all nicely improved, every
thing in first class shape.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
For Sale Live Stock

LEASE LAND AND COWS
so acres, % to IS cows, no young stocl
land well improved
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

We have 20 or more choice cows fol
rent.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

LIST your dairy stock with Tolle-
son Land & Cattle Co. II West
Adams ST. Phone 1882 Ii
FOR SALE CHEAP span large
work mules. r. N. Tuckey Phone 1886
IL Z. Adams. bl
TEAM MULES, team mares. l work
horse, sets harness. colts coming
two years old; 2 colts. year old; hay
loader and side rake. Sacrifice for cash
or will take equity in small house or
trade for cattle. Phone 3S11. If
DODGE ROADSTER, 1917. Call 46 f.
Adams. bl
ONE OF THE BEST Jersey bulls in
the state of Arizona, Ferns Brighton
Sad No. 126.795. sired by Brighton
Sad. No. S9.557. Dam Lady Flossie's
Fernie, No 231,119. This bull at one
year old was Grand Champion of all
Jerseys at 1914 State fair. Was bred
by d. T. McCarty, Hannibal, Mo. His
dam is now grand champion Jersey cow
of Arizona. owned by VIM. Appleby &
Son, Mesa, Arizona. He will be four
years old on December II. 1917. Will
sell for $500 cash or trade for Jersey
heifer calves. c. X. Wilcox. Winkel-
man. Arizona. III
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

225 head of stock cattle.
60 are cows with calves.
l65 head are Is, rs and 3's year olds
steers, fat enough for beef. Price
$4,000 per head. calves thrown in.
We have SIS acres of alfalfa, small
stacks of hay, must be fed off quick.
We want your business if you have
confidence in our dealings in business
principles. We do business on our
merits our reference are oar custom
ers of long standing. We want your
listings either lease land or live stock
Arizona Live Stood Commission Co
81 West jefferson ST.
Phone 3U46 It
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

NICE LITTLE 4 ROOM bungalow
and l acre of ground, all in bearing
fruit; lots of roses, fenced chicken
tight. This place has water plant with
steady income of $4,000 per month to
owner. 2 blocks from car line, near In
dian School. viii sell cheap; good
Terms Phone LIZ. II
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Close
in, semi business income property for
40 or so acres, not over + miles out.
Box 1886 Republican blk
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE-Warner camping trail
er, pneumatic tires, Timken bearings,
opens into tent 7x14 it,, spring beds,
sleeping four. large refrigerators, two
folding arm chairs, table. Price new,
1850. SITS cash. r. S. Foljambe. Desert
Inn. bm
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

GROOM HOUSE for sale $500 down
rest like rent Phone $751;. tt
FOR SALE-5 room modern cottage.
81 n. 5th ST. Price $500. Immediate
possession, E. E. Pascoe. 302 n. Central
Ave. u
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

ALFALFA SEED, all grades, loo UP.
See US for prices, Phoenix Seed & Feed
Co. If
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE-Willys-K knight touring
car. late 1916 model; run only 5000
miles, recently vanished, splendid
condition; all new tires, one extra.
$S75 cash. Demonstration in town by
owner. f. S. Foljambe. Desert Inn.
BIN
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

HOUSE IN SAN DIEGO to trade for
Salt River Valley land. Will trade and
pay difference. Value 100000. Address
" F. Sargent East San Diego. br
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR SALE-I.ate 1916 Hupmobile,
perfect running order; good tires; bar
gain for cash. 10 No. 10th Ave. Call
Sunday. blk
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
Rooms and Board

DESERT BEND Sanitarium, open
for patients. New buildings and fix
lures. Good eggs and milk. y mile
east of Glendale car line at Desert
Bend. TT
BETHANY HOME furnishes real
home life to the health seeker. Built on
the cottage plan surrounded by euca-
lyptus grove. Six miles from city and
within half mile of street car, also free
daily auto. Table the very best. Write
or phone j. b. Elkin, manager, Phone
Ara. Ibid
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
For Sale AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE CHEAP

A two ton Moreland truck in good con-
,Iition. Terms if desired.
THOMSON AUTO SPECIALITY CO.
461 No. Central Ave. blk
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
FOR SALE.-Modern G room concrete
bungalow. Phone 114J3.s b
BRAND NEW HOME

Not quite finished. Waiting to sell
and will tint and finish to suit pur-
chaser. The location is one of the
hest. There is a distinctive difference
between house and a home and this
is a home within itself. There are 5
commodious rooms and sleeping
pOrches. Built of brick with heavy con-
crete foundation and must be seen to
be appreciated. Price $4,000. $1,000 cash
will handle. If you want to buy home,
see me first.
F. A. DIBBLE
11S ~ 1st Ave. With Griffin (Alope)
Phone 1898 bl
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14
For Rent
Rooms

FOR RENT, unfurnished, l front
room, 2 room portable furnished, no
sick o25 F.. Mckinley 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

FOR RENT-Completely furnished
home, large rooms, close in. Will
rent entire or in two apartments. Phone
1919 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

9Th Ave & Mckinley Phone 1905
CALIFORNIA NM
Arizona republican., 1917-10-14

PLEASANT FRONT ROOM. close in.
Gentlemen. 49, n. Second Ave. 1t
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-25
Boys Clothing, etc

Boys $500 Suits; sturdy serviceable ones FOR
school wear; of excellent quality tan. brown
gray mixtures. both the coat and the pants
full lined; sizes, l. to II years-a special lot
sale. long they last Remnant p 7E
Day Observation-Disclosures. 6se ~
S1.OO Blouses: quality. fast color Madras
in light striped patterns; made with the new
pointed collars full yokes and double cuffs.
sizes 6 to IA years-on sale Remnant CO.
Day 49, OOC
BIouses. light and dark striped patterns; made
with military collars, full yokes and open u
cuffs; sizes to 10 years-Remnant Day xJO
S1.25 Sweaters: fine, warm, serviceable ones.
made with big convertible collars and patch
pockets; sizes z to l. years in blue and o..
gray-on sale Remnant Day. OOU
S1.OO NIunsing Union Suits; size 10, only; Fail
weight, long sleeve. ankle length with Efso
Boys CIothing-2nd Peletiers
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Draperies, Floor Coverings
and Trunks

Remnants of Drapery Fabrics of most all kinds
Nets, Cretonnes, Silkolines. ETC., in lengths
ranging from q to y yards-on sale Remnant
Day at just " their regular values
1-par lots of Curtains of various kinds: voiles,
scrims and fiet nets quite lot, all told-on sale
Remnant Day at just Il their real value
Remnants of Printed Linoleums and a few pieces
of New Process Lnoleum; pieces of up to I7o
eight yards-priced close, per So yd. 4 u
Remnants of up S1.S5 Inlaid Linoleum n
pieces of to eight yards-priced to or.
Up TO $11.O0 Dress Trunks; "a. sc and 3S-nch
sizes, covered with waterproof canvas. Inside
there is tray with combination hat box;
choice of either size, Remnant = Ar
Trunk Straps at special prices soc cotton Trunk
Straps Observation-Disclosures 39c
s1.OO leather Trunk Straps. ............ 60c
Draperies. Rugs. etc.-ath FIoor-PeIletier's
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A big samp'e line of
Turkish Towels

a we'll known jobbers entire sample line of
Turkish Towels; hundreds and hundreds of Them
all kinds from the plainest to the finest-and all
decided reductions from their real worth
Naturally sale like this there is consderab lek
advantage in first choice-the store opens at $3.50,
and the selling will commence Immediately
Up 35c Turkish Towels; plain white, and with
colored borders many of them slight a.
ly soiled-your choice of this lot L ~
Up to Turkish Towels; good size and good
weight, plain white and with colored bor 90
ders-choice of this lot kOC
Up 6Oc Turkish Towels; plain white and
with colored fancy jacquard borders; big,
heavy, servceable ones-choice of this o.
lot OOG
Up to 9Oc Turkish Towels; without doubt the best
bargain, of its kind, Topeka has known in
years; fancy Jacquard weave Turkish Towels,
handsome effects in white and colors- 49,
Dome FlOor-PeIleter's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-09-25
Mems FURNISHINGS

$1OO Shirts: both soft and stiff cuffs, and plenty
of most all sizes, to begin with-your G0o
choice Remnant Day. OOO
S15O $500 Emery Shirts, each carry
ing the regular guarantee stiff cuff style. and
all sizes, begin with-choice, 0Qo
Remnant Day OOO
soc silk NCckties: the wide, flowing end Four-in-
Hand style in an excellent line of FAN VAT
terms and colors-your choice, COo
Remnant Day. OOO
81. Finest Quality Silk Neckties; the best
of silk, the very newest and best patterns TO,
and colors-on sale Remnant Day. ~
Bath RobeS-a small lot will be sale Rem
Day at a reduction of a fourth from the
regulsr prices:
$500 Bath Robes. .$s.75 $50 Bath 1862
GOO Bath Robes. $50 1000 Bath Robes $50
Furnishngs-Main FIoor-Pelletiers
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Housewares and China

Up TO S1.OO Berlin Kettles: the and SGT size of
high class white-and-whit Enameware-
fNeHlhanl LAY 79(.
S1.5O Aluminium, SGT. Preserving Kettles Ct 90
Up to CSC Aluminium Sauce Pans ana 5-ut
95c Rice Boilers bue-and- white enamelware 100
SIPS Tea Kettles; No. s size of gray
Up to 49c blue-and- white EnameIware: Bake
Pans, Pudding Pans, Preserving Kettles
SIC Scrub Brooms. heavy 4-seamed .......20c
79c Foot Tubs: the 15-in. size of gray enamel 40c
Up to 19c Plates of decorated American china
Up to 15c, sin Pic Plates of decorated American
emma 1Oc
Up to Zoe plain Table Tumblers: S-oz, doz 3Oe
35c jelly Glasses, complete with covers. doz PIE
Up to 39c hand painted Bread and Butter Plates
cholee- :....-. 20F
Finch Dinner Plates of plain white American
china with embossed edge-regular 75c sets
$50 of six fire-proof Mixing Bowls, white
body with blue bands. ............ S0r
Housewares and Chinn-4th Floor-PeIleter's
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Embroidery and Lace

Remnants of up CSC Embroideries; pieces from
Il to Il yards long and from to Is inches
wide, both edges and insertions-choice z.
-. Remnant Day, per piece. JC
Up to 15c Silk Brfds and Val Laces; short,
lengths and odds and ends-to be closed -
out Remnant Day, per yard. IL
Up to 1Oc Embroidery Edges; up to 5-inch widths
in dainty patterns. especially desirable for -
underwear-on sale Remnant Day, per yard I'll
Laces and Embroideries-Main Floor-Peletier's
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$1.OO Handbags-5Oc
Just half price genuine leather Handbags:
good styles, medium size; only small lot, so
early if you want one-a lot of regular
s1.0O leather Handbags sale Remnant Efo
Leather Goods-Main FIoor-PeiIeter's
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Stylish, serviceable. Dress Boots of black Russia
calf with 9-inch lace tops plain toes or WIN
stitched imitation tips. Goodyear welt soles ana
leather Louis-Cuban heeIs-one OF our reguia-i
$3.50 Lace Boots specially priced 2 2E
for Remnant Day. 0sOC
$1,000 Dress Boots of brown glace kid with 9-inch
lace tops, plain toes. turned soles and z-incn
leather Spanish heels-on special NJ
sale Remnant Day ..-.-....--.... sxO
$3.50 Button Boots of dull black kid with plain
toes Goodyear welt soles and Cuban 1E
Louis heels-Ren amt Day for. \ 1sS
shoe Section-2nd FIoor--PeIletier's