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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
FEMALE HELP WANTED

U
! A NICE LUNCH. 20 60 Csc. Cafeteria"
basement state National Bank.
! HOT CAKES, 1Oc; optmenl. Sc: toast, Be;
eggs. l5C Ths Broadway, $50 North
| broadway.
! YOUNG couple employed require the
services Of n capable housekccper. child
| 10 care for during day: good wHgos w.
I'2 hctwcen md - IN.
! WANTED White woman cook ti2 week,
apply I'm person between the hours oi
! 70 and - At g. Broadway circle; no
phone calls answered
/ WANTlU-A woman cook ulso dining
room girl At new wHter works. good
| wages and steady employment Apply W
| H. B1ilcy. ~ hhoma CITY, II 4
! WANTED-whlt girl for general house
! work: small family Thone 6oIg.
WANTEp-Whuo Kirl for general house
work 1904 ". 2oth
| WANTFD-Gooi white girl Tor general
houscuork good wages; no washing
Wnl 4i09 Hl W. 18th.
| WANTED Middle aged woman for light
honsowork. good wages, no laundry
| Maple 800
WANTED A white nurse maid Coll
Maple 2SgS
! WNNTED-N Middle uged woman to take
care Of two children aud do light
| homework while mothers away jl2
West roitnwn'omio
LADIES. TAKE NOTICE That blue
white diamond you have been wanting
so long now on sale at Harris Gonr'S:
Soc down and 5Or q week, guaranteed Hs
represented Besides, We give YOU 20 days
free trinli your money hack n YOU want
II Yuu'll IKE our system r. u. ClJnts,
Mgr Ia y Rob
WANTFD. Dining room girl: prefer ono
to work for her husbands room and
board at ll6 n Reno, Mrs Emit
| WANTED white girl Tor general house.
work iil5 w 3Gth, Phone w. 1858.
GOOD dining room girl wanted South
Dewey
WANTED Neat girl for general house
work; must be experienced cook. Phone
Wm A0li
WANTED-Whiie girl to do general
Homework Family three adults G29
W. nm Phone W 1850.
GIRL Tor general homework, three In
family Mnrie 3l72-J.
FOR RINT Two.room servants house;
viii take work or cash rent Maple
2l77-f
WANTFD-N Eirl FOR homework; must
hc able 10 cook. permanent pprc, In
f'm'lv: good w'rcs Wal 1892
W NIN ~ a I N'N' r." WI FNI'Nl lflll w
operators. Purcell Telephone co.
WANTED-A slcnoprapher and general
office cirl Phone W 253i
WNNTED-Ry business firms and hnnk-
crS 10 begin work soon, stcnographcrs.
houlkCrpeTs typists multigTaphers.
| romptomutrist md salesman: salary i6j
10 500 per month. now ls the time TO
! learn, 10 POSTPONE preparation means
| handing the position To someone else
! better write Tor large FREQ Cntolog to
| day. Capital city Business College
WANTED-C Competent stenographer
scott h Rlackmer Farm Mortgages,
, Hobart. Okla,
WANTED White woman for general
hou.cWork three In family; references
required Walnut 2jS6
| WANTED - At once. experienced hdy
ttCnogrnphcE apply private office, Leo
| lluckius Hotel
WANTED Dancing girls NJ once for
cabaret Or a.. wire me ~ once q. G
RullId. Hollis. Okla. care Cabaret
| SHOW.
WNNTIu-N girl or woman to 30 on
turm 10 cure for elderly couple near
Wheeler. Texas; VOC al0rw apply after
Is = m Wal 1851. Miss N@lA
WANrGp--W Wht woman " g,rl TO AZ.
| sst ,u euro of two small children md
some huuspwork, no laundry W btl
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CIruArIpMc MTun MAIU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
PERSONAL

FAMOUS Socy spermnto Trues; guar
Rntced 10 contract opening, nttCd by
expert. also abdominal belts, elastic
truSSes, shoulder braces Westiall Drug
Co, Oklahoma CITY Okln
HOLMES HOME or REDEEMlNG
4 HOME r8N E2yH rNronruvArn
GIRLS. ideal location; combining Of.
nccncy with protection Address Route
g. Rox ~ Phone Rural LW-j Anna
Ia Wlt'rmnn. supt
SICK PEOPLE and those
needing surgical opera
tions too poor to pay a doc
tor, treated and operated in
the Clinical Department of
University Of Oklah ON a
School of Medicine, Total
cost $1,000 per week. There
are no extra charges. Pa
tients treated and operated
by members of faculty,
Address University Hos
pital, 325 E. 4th st., Okla
homa City. Phone w. $50.
Free Clinic. University Of
Oklahoma School of Medi-
cine Dispensarv Emergency
Hospital, l to 2 p. m. every
week dav.
NNpOU RNTllS mud rNsssgr Tho Flores.
5leb North broadway lhunc W 601l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

DISTRICT soleg manager and high class
stock mlDsmcn. sntcst and most at
trautivc proposition over offered new
features hhcrnl rny, backed by hig
huslneTs men; nrnN, write or wire The
Universal Tire mud Rubber nssucla ton
9ll southwestern Life HldE Dallas
Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE

GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY
2ll& v Main, over Wuo'wurths
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
HOTEL DIRECTORY
Hotel
Broadway Central

bkiHhnmO Guy
MONARCH u0TEL .0o Esst 2ud st
every room muicrn hy week, 81 'o
EMPIRE, 226 < broadway: modern
bu.k all outside rooms soc tu 81;
weekly ratns 81 80 to f75 Best nc
rurruuntlons for the money
TINE MARQUETTE HOTEL, overlooking
courthouse pnrk rooms 81 90 up pen
Wrgk with hnih 81 on up per week.
Nti'.,l"ry porter Hrui,.. oHu'r Of huld.
ing manager Grand and Dewey Walnut
.t"7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

WANTED Someone to care FOR bird dog
win pay well. might sell Phone W
0"1.1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
Want Ad Rates and
information for
OklahOman Times

All week dov classified advertising runs
IN both papers ~ one price SunHly
uklahow0u on, issue sumo r1ts as the
two dailias
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
HADN'T you RATHER

u cheap uyN one You Cuu ruy % usUd
ear here ~ lem thnn 80 percent Of tho
Original price aud We only handle used
rats thut arc I'm Al condition:
Let ~ Show You These:
1919 lpNssungur Chandler DEM
,onslrn,or .........,........ ilS5oN
1918 passenger Chandler Chum-
my practically new ......... il1SO 90
lNli 5-pnsserEcr Paige Light SN
Used very luo .......'.',.,.,.i Oh 90
1917 passenger Jeffrey Road
slor can't be beat .,..,...,,S 10000
1871 passenger Chandler Four
In cnr New tires perfect con-
ditIuu ....................t 4 $50 40
1917 passenger Oakland SIX
only driven 5000 miles - 5000
good huy for ......'........., : 5000
i9lS passenger studebaker, -
practically new ,...ss....,s....f 1000
1878 h.passcugyr REQ Touring car
win uli quick fnr ........... s 6sbN
1878 b.prssenrrr Chalmers Light
Nlk. .t ....t .........t..,.t INV
1915 i.posscngcr sudcbakcr -Four.
unNly painted ............... : TbOo
pomDcj. runs DEo new ,,". s1SW
1915 passenger RuIck CN Rond
slrr real hNrgIn ....... $4,000
good tires .,'...,'',,.....',.''.i 5 5000
1918 2. passenger Ford Roadster
who wants n fnr............,t 1900
Many others 10 choose from.
Terms TO Responsible Parties
r. J. WALKER,
Retail Dealer vesper Auto co.
9TH and broadway Wal sosf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
.oANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY
PRIVATE MONEY

lo lonn ON improved city property. loans
closed promptly. mo- red tape Aurolius
swanson co, Inc, state National BnuE
Bldg Walnut lJG
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Many Mark-Downs in the
Dress Goods Store
Wash Goods, Wool Goods
and Silks
IN WASH FABRICS

AN w A0h rADRlIS
Piece 29c Light Green Linene, 36inch.
Sale Price 121zc Yard
Piece 29c Light Blue and White Sport stripe.
5o-inch, Sale Price, i21ac yard
Piece 39c Light Blue Wolfe,
Sale Price 19c yard
Lot 29c Foulards in silk patterns,
Sale Price 19c yard
Csc Brocade Silk, black and white only.
Sale Price i9c yard
CSC to Soc Voiles, Marquisettes and other wash
goods, Sale Price Csc yard
Pieces SOC Plaid Printed Zephyrs,
Sale Price 25c yard
Soc Brocaded Half-Sik Fabrics, 36-inch; black
and coiers, Sale Price 35c yard
2 Pieces Soc Leno Silk Stripe Voiies, light
grounds, Sale Price 39c yard
C9c and S9c Ribbon Stripe Voiles, many half
silk, Sale Price sec yard
Several Pieces Colored Dress Linens. value
$l.5Q, Sale Price 75c yard
Odd Pieces Voiles and Summer Wash Goods,
About One-Ha1f Price
Short Lengths Satines in all colors, for bag
Innings, One-Third Less
IN WOOL DRESS GOODS
soc Black and White Shepherd Check, So
inch Sale Price SOC yard
CSC Black and White Shepherd Check, a.
inch, Sale Price ACC yard
7oc Black Brocaded Wool Crepe, 36-inch,
Sale Price acc yard
SLIP Heavy, Black Serge, 5O-inch,
Sale Price 79c yard
Sis All Wool Brown Panama,
Sale Price 79c yard
Skirt and Waist Lengths of the Best Wool
Goods, One-Third Less
IN SILK GOODS
Sf.75 Silk Poplins, 36-inch, in green, navy,
| black, brown, dark Copenhagen,
Sale Price S1.S0 yard
36-inch Silk Poplins in good range of shades,
Sale Price S1.25 yard
Piece $i7s Navy Blue Georgette Crepe,
Sale Price S1.45 yard
S5o to s2.9S Fancy Stripe Silks in skirt
| IengthS, Sale Price 99c yard
sSc to Sis Tub Silks and Hand-woven Pom.
gees al Csc yard
SIC Silk Ginghams in handsome Scotch plaids
Sale Price 29c yard
Short Lengths of Crepe de Chimes,
one-Third Less
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Fancy Work Materials

Large Lot 12c GlossilIa Crochet Silk in black.
white, green, blues, reds. rose and orange.
Present price is 1sc spool, Sale Price &C
i0c and 25c Direction Books, slightly handled.
Choice, Sc each
Small Lot i0c Crochet Cotton, at SC ball
H.9s northumberland White Linen Scarf,
One-Half Price, $500
1898 Hand-Embroidered Tan Pillow,
One-Half Price, S3.4e
s298 Hand Embroidered Pin Cushion,
one-Half Price, Si.4e
si48 Hand Embroidered Linen Napkin,
Sale Price, 74c
Seven Cretonne Knitting Bags, were $50
to 1898, All at One-Half Price
SPECIAL-D. M. C. Perle Cottons-The beau
tiful imported mercerized crochet cotton in
sizes and S. Broken color line, but there
is black, red, lavender, blue and brown
ooc oKeins at 39c
~ oaiis at -.............-..........- 19c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Corsets in the Sale
All One-Half Price

No sharper price advances have been made
during the year than by the corset manu-.
faeturers. Therefore this cleanup of our
corset section makes better bargains than
ever before. In many styles, there's COM
plete size range.
$500 Style 44o spirabone corsets,
one-Half Price, csc
$3.50 Style AZ Royal Worcester,
one-Half Price, s1.25
$3.50 Style i26 Thompson's Glove Fitting,
One Half Price, S1.25
$500 Style 334 R & C Corsets.
one-Half Price, $500
$500 Style s22 & corsets.
one-Half Price, $500
$500 Style 24i4 cOrsets,
$500 Styles 456 and 551 Gossard Corsets,
one-Half Price $3.50
$500 Styles 3l9 and 322 Memo corsets,
One-Half Price, $3.50
Odd Corsets, All Kinds, One-Half Price
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
A Cleanup in the Hosiery
SectiOn-Many
Bargain Lots

800 Pairs wOmen's Cotton Hose, black and a
few white, Sale Price tic
wOmen's Medium Weight Black Cotton Hose
Sale Price 19c
womcn's 29c Pink and Blue Isle Hose old
value now worth 39c Sale Price 19e
Large Lot wOmen's s9c white Mercerized
Boot Hose Sale Price 26c
Women's Csc Dark Brown Isle Hose
Sale Price 29c
Lot women's 7sc Fibre Silk Hose in pink,
blue and maize. Also few tan isles,
Sale Price 39c
women's Pure Silk Boot Hose in black, white,
gray and dark brown. Sale Price 79c
children's 2Se Ribbed Stockings, black, in ali
sizes GA to 9gl. A few tan and white,
Sale Price 19c
Misses 45e Xxi Ribbed Mercerized Hose,
Sale Price 33c
Odd Hosiery Of all kinds, :. One Half Price
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Five Great Lots
of Yarn
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
COST TODAY

AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
COST TODAY
While the government has Communicated
the wool supply of all yarn mills and we
can buy no more from them at present. we
have overstocks of few kinds
THEREFORE THESE REMARKABLE
PRICES FOR THE ODDS
AND ENDS SALE
45c Columbia Floss in cream white only. Can
easily be dyed to any shade Won wish
Forty boxes in the sale,
While it Lasts, Only &c skein
Soc Columbia Germantown in four shades of
green Eight boxes in the SALE
While 1t Lasts, Only 2Sc Skein
Soc Armstrong; Kid Angora Yarn in gray.
purple, orange, turquoise, rose and green.
Only &c Ball
Small Lot 75c Khaki Mixed Yarn, at SOC Hank
CSC Columbia worsted Knitting Yarn, or sock
yarn. The hnest regular fine wool Column
bia yarn; 81 boxes of khaki and AZ boxes
of army gray, While 1t Lasts, Only 75c Hank
OUR REGULAR STOCK OF KNITTING
YARNS ALSO OFFERS REMARKA-
BILE VALUES
Heavy Pure worsted Sweater Yarn, soft and
elastic. In gray and olive drab,
Full Quarter-pound Skeins, e8c
The Same Beautiful worsted Yarn in sock
size. Gray and olive drab
Full Quarter-pound Skeins, CSC
vicuna Wool for sweaters. In all the seasons
shades, 40c Ball
Columbia Floss Germantowns in all popu-
lar colors, 45c and Soc Bali
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Turkish Towels in the Sale

All lots offered below arc at less than pres
ent wholesale costs.
33xis ALI White Turkish Towels, double
thread, lie and i9c
4Ox2O All White Turkish Towels, extra quail
ity, 2gc
42x2i All White Turkish Towels, heavy, 39c
Fx2i White Turkish Towels, while they last
at 39c
42x2l Ribbed Athletic Towels, Csc
46x24 Heavy Turkish Towels, Soc
56xz Fine Turkish Towels, 75c
CoLoRED TURKISH TOWELS
3sxio white with blue border, 29c
36xis,. white with pink, blue and yellow
stripes, Csc
40x2O, white with blue border, CSC
40x26, white with blue and pink border, s9c
46x74, white with pink, blue and lavender
stripes, csc
HUCK TOWELS
36xi8 Union Linen Huck Towels, both hcmmed
and hemstitched. Worth 39c, Special 25c
Skis Union Linen Huck Towels, 33c
36x2O All Linen Hemstitched Huck, Soc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Gloves
In Greater Assortment Than Usual.
ALL oNE-HALF PRICE OR LESS

TILL NI-IIAlT KN1SE ON .LEoS
Large Lot $500 Kid Gloves in tan brown,
black and white A glove maker cut them
off from 16button gloves. Same kid.
skin as in our regular S245 gloves,
Sale Price, Only CSC Pair
Black Kid Gloves-Same Quality as Above, all
size ga, Sale Price, Only 6oc Pair
75c White Chamoisuede Gloves, 24-inch length
Can easily be shortened. All sizes to ~
One-Half Price, 38c Pair
75c Long Black sink Gloves, double finger
3 tips. All sizes to 81,
One-Half Price, 3Sc Pair
100 Long Black Silk Gloves, sizes So, 6. z,
~ and 5, One Half Price, Soc Pair
80 Heavy, Long Silk Gloves, all sizes to
One-Half Price, 69c Pair
Lot Odd Gloves, all kinds. one-Half Price
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Neckwear
Hundreds of Collars and
Sets-All at One-Half
Price

25c Collars, Sets and Windsor Ties.
one-Half Price f2I5c
Large Lot Soc Collars and Sets,
One-Half Price 25c
75c Novelty Collars, one-Half Price 38c-
si.00 Novelty Collars and Sets, Sale Price Soc
Sis to S3oS Choice Neckwear,
All One-Half Price
Sf.98 and s2.98 Ostrich Boas, Choice, CSC
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
The Tailored Wool Skirts In the Sale Are
Bargains Beyond Comparison

When consider that they nearly twice
much But All Listed Below Go-Thee
Them Quickly.
Lot No. liz Skirts That ses 9S-Moy navy and
black al-wool Panamas.
Choice at Only SOS
Lot No. 27 Wool Serge Skirts navy
black Waist price today
be $1,000 All In the Sale S495
Lot No. 81 Wool Serge Tussah
$1,000 Navy and black Sizes
One s59s Corn Color
One $500 Black Silk Skirt
fst20 All Wool Sport Stripe Skirt,
3se9 All Wool Sport Stripe Skirts,
1s145 Tan Foulard Skirt dressy
1S12 Ribbon Stripe
1-si47 ............. s3S
5-s1oss $3.50 Plaided Skirts,
To a $500
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
RaincOats i'm the Sale

Very speeIal-ssOO KenyOns Double Texture
Raineoats in ali sizes - to 46
Choice to First Customers at SOS
7-Si47s Black and White Plaid Raineoats,
at s6ss
All Others In Our Stock Of wOmen's Rain
coats For a Few Days at one-FOurth Less
childrens 1893 Black and White Raincoats
Tor ages 3 to 10 years, at SOS
Six children's Tweed Ralneoats-The rubber
has gone bad in lining To Be Sold One
TO a Customer at iOe each
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
A Cleanup Of
Mems Summer Pajamas

Closing out this line, we offer wonderful
economies.
Mems $3.50 Soisette Pajamas, at -. ..s1.12
Mems s1ss Striped Percale Pajamas, at si.2o
Mems $3.50 Pajamas of soisette, striped per-
Gale and checked dimty, All at Sl.59
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Small Lots from Around the
Store

Store
500 Boxes Cranes Stationery, Sale Price sc
zse white cciluioid Combs, -. Sale Price i2hc
SOC Fancy white Dresser searfs, Sale Price 29c
sc Pure Linen TorehOn Laees,
Sale Price Tic yard
'Se Rubber Lined Bathing Suit Bags,
Sale Price 24c
7'e Rubber Bathing Carriers. ...sale Price iSc
Csc TO SOC Fancy Hat Bands, Sale Price i2hc
Lot CSC and 'sc veilIngs, Sale Price iOc yard
Few Made veils one-Half Price
women's Pure Linen Handkerehiefs, both
plain hemstitched and embroidered,
Sale Price i71lc
Sc Coat Hangers, Sale Price, for Sc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Bargain Offerings in the
Basement Store

36-inch unbleached Cotton, 17c value To carly
customers, 5-Yard Pieces for Soc
3e-inch Lockwood Unbleached Sheeting, mill
price today is 271zc. Not over rs yards to
customer, Sale Price Csc yard
sixoo-inch Bleached Sheets-A limited guam
tity. Two to customer at s1.0o each
50 Pairs Gray Wool Finish Cotton Blankets.
Value today $3.50. While they last.
Sale Price $3.50
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Many Sweaters i'm the Sale

Many Sweaters i'm the Sale
2-Si2Oo Shetland Sweaters in green and
canary, Sale Price s6.e5
sio.9S Jersey Coats, sleeveless, Sale Price IS.
s8OS Gold Fibre SILK Sweaters,
Sale Price A9s
$3.50 Green and Yellow Fibre Silk Sweaters,
Sale Price S4.95
s67s Rose Fibre Silk Sweater, Sale Price 1928
$3.50 Canary Color Sweater, Sale Price S3.7s
$3.50 Tan Angora Sweaters, Sale Price s2ss
1898 Sleeveless Wool Sweaters,
Sale Price S2.75
$500 Tan Sweater, Sale Price $3.50
A9s Rose Slip-On Sweater, as is,
Sale Price Si.90
1898 Copenhagen Jersey Sweater,
Sale Price si.o9
s1.OS Sleeveless Wool Sweaters,
Sale Price SIPS
$3.50 Sleeveless Fibre Silk Sweaters,
Sale Price Si.95
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Muslin Underwear, Pajamas
and PetticOats

and PetticOats
Lot 2Sc Low Neck Corset Covers, all sizes,
at tic
Few s100 Marcella Drawers, at &c
Lot sl.5o Long Muslin Petticoats, at sf12
Large Lot Soiled and Tumbled Muslin Un-
derwear, All one-Third Less Than Regular
Large Lot womens $3.50 White Pajamas,
Sale Price SLIP
Lot women's si.ss colored Pajamas,
Sale Price si.59
Lot women's s2.ss colored Pajamas,
Sale Price S1.98
Lot ChiIdren's s1.25 Pajamas, Sale Price 7oc
Lot Children's $3.50 Pajamas, Sale Price S9c
Blue Stripe Bingham Petticoats of the best
Amoskeag bingham. Value 500,
Sale Price s1oo
si.5o White Heatherbioom Finish Petticoats,
Sale Price soc
CSC Colored Sateen Petticoats, Sale Price 69c
$3.50 colored Sateen Petticoats, Sale Price CSC
si.eS Colored Sateen Petticoats, Sale Price CSC
$3.50 Silk Pettieoats, Sale Price $3.50
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
While the Lots of Under
wear in the Sale Are Few In
Number the Values Are
Greater Than Ever

THESE GROUPS WILL CLOSE
OUT QUICKLY
women's Csc Lisle Finish Fitrite Vests, low
neck, no sleeves Sale Price 1Sc
wOmen's JOc Lisle Vests, beautiful quality.
worth SOC today. To Close. 23e
Lot wOmen's 7Se Union Suits. odd styles. but
very fine quality. To Close, 40e
Lot wOmen's 7sc FItrItc Union Suits. low neck.
no sleeves. Lace trimmed and plain knee
pants. In regular and extra sizes,
Sale Price SIC
Small Lot Mems soc BalbrIggan Shirts. all
sire q. Sale Price 2se
Small Lot Mems 7se Union Suits. high neck.
short sleeves, Sale Price SIC
children's ise Vests, low neck, no sleeves;
for ages 2 to u years. Sale Price &c
odd and sOIled Underwear at One Half Price
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
Aprons

SOC Fitted White Waitress Aprons,
Sale Price isc
Few SOC Light Bungalow Aprons,
sSale Price 3oc
Few $3.50 Black sateen Bungalow Aprons,
Sale Price 79c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICE
No Phone Orders

will be filed until Tues
day. Customers in per-
son have first choice
all day Monday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
ONLY FEW SUMMER SUITS LEFT-THEY WILL
GO QUICKLY AT THESE PRICES

for
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-16
An Abundance of Dresses in the Sale

An Abundance of Dresses i'm the Sale
The assortment includes all dresses and
dresses suitable for fall and winter With many advancing
COSTS here is chance money the most
to you.
SILK DRESSES THE SALE
$3.50 Cray ranets Silk Dress size IS ....... Choice
Plaid six Gnshs@ f p9sss psi IS size IS Only
''''' BLACK f0aard with white figures size 50 1895
$500 Black Satin Dress, georgette sleeves size 49,
si97s "Betty Wales" Natural Pongee Dress size Is 800
Sale Price s12s5
GROUP OF SILK DRESSES
$3.50 Navy and Brown Plaid Tafeta white collar and c,es.
size 18 ~' 's N0f" Gnu eulis'
SS 50 Betty Wales" Navy Figured Foulard size 16
sSSso Tan TaHeta in Coat Effect, size
ss5s20 Misteria Foulard, Georgette Sleeves
SEyS0 Tan Tahea Brown Trimmed, size IL
O0 Betty Wales" Navy Check trimmed
V navy ianeta Coat Dress, white embroidered
The broad ax., 1918-04-06
BUSINESS LEAGUE BOOSTERS
NUMBER SEVEN.
BY Albion L Holsey.

Tuskegee Institute, Alabama.-The
war is bringing the people of this coun-
try into q closer bond Of sympathy and
understanding and it is my sincere be-
lief that, when conditions are readjusted,
ours will be better and stronger eoun-
try. Members Of the race throughout
the country are cooperating with TIE
white people in local Red Cross, Food,
Liberty Bond, Fuel and Thrift Stamp
campaigns, and through these new rela-
tionships there win come increasing op-
portunities for demonstrating the races
value as q civic and economic asset.
I have been especially proud of the
recognition which has come to our news
papers. The various publicity bureaus
at Washington are sending out their
material to our papers just as to papers
published by other people, and it is in
teresting to note that some of the lead
ing advertising men Of the nation are
identified with these bureaus at Wash
ington. After the war it is more than
likely that these men win not forget the
valued cooperation that the Negro
are giving now, and viii
give careful attention to their merits
in making up lists of papers for national
advertisers. 1t viii be long step for
ward when national advertisers begin to
ask, Chow much win Il cost to reach
the ColOred people through their leading
papersi"
The "signs of the times" are sig
nifeant. 1 notice that the leading press
clipping bureaus are clipping editorials
from Negro papers in an increasing de-
gree. "What the Negro thinks" is be-
coming more and more important to the
men who control the political and com.
mereial destiny of this nation.
The National Negro Business League
has been q powerful factor in keeping
the business development of the race be-
fore the public.
(To be continued next week.
The broad ax., 1918-04-06
DE PRIEST FOE QUITS BOND.
Jackson sursndsrs Former Alderman,
Now Under Indictment for Craft

jackson surrsnders Former Alderman,
Now Under Indictment for Graf&
The presence Of former Alderman
Oscar De Priest Of the Second Ward,
under indictment in connection with
charges of graft created somewhat Of q
mystery in the Criminal Court Building
Thursday.
He said he was in the building to give
bond for a man "who got in trouble in
the Second Ward" Il was learned,
however, that Alderman-eleet. r r.
Jackson Of the Second Ward, who had
gone on De Priests bond at the time
of his indictment, arranged Wednesday
to surrender Mr.. De Priest.
"I have over 100000 surety on my
bonds" De Priest said. "Jaekson has
only 10000 up. I don't care what
Jackson has arranged for, I'm through
with him Ny fight with him il on, and
going to fight to the finish"