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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
BERLIN ADMITS GAIN
MADE by BRITISH.

BERLIN. via London. Sept g.
Admission ls made In the German
official communication Issued this
evening that the British southeast
OF Arras and north OF peronne have
gained ground from the Germans.
Enemy attacks on both sides Of Ba-
paume are declared to have been re-
pulsed.
The French have renewed their
attacks between the Disc and the
Aisne according to the statement.
which follows;
The EpRllsh have attacked be
tween the Scarpe and the Somme.
To the southeast of ArraH and 60
me north 81 Peronnc they gained
ground Reserves met their thrust.
on both sides OF Bapaume the enc
my was repuised.
Between the Oise and the Aisne
French attacks developed this aft
crnoon after strong artillery nght-
ing"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
americans Have Not
Yielded Ground Yet
in Fight With Enemy

LONDON, sept 2 2-Thc Amcri.
cans says the correspondent of
Reuters limited at American
headquarters In France. have 800
Tar never yielded ground lu
France and they kebt that proud
record inviolate by the successful
advances on Juvigny after three
days and nights of the bittcrret
fighting. The correspondent SAYS
that the Americans encountered
stout hearted and extremely skill
rdl enemy showing no signs ut
lowered morale
ENery foot OF the way into Ju-
viTny had to be contested with
machine Funners. who fought nm
an none was lcft 90 fight Tho
Americans gained ground th"
correspondent adds the heaviest
shellinF with hiEhATNplosiNoH fall
INK 10 loosen thFir' grip. not even
~ hours later when the Germans
flooded the valley with gas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
PERKINS AND DORR NAMED
AS ASSISTANT DIRECTORS

WASHINGTON. sept 2-Ap-
poIutmrnt of Thomas " Perkins aud
r. q. N Dorr as assistant directors
of munitions was announced today
by BENEDICT Crowcll director of mu-
nitons In the war department
Mr Perkins formerly was counsc'
Tor the war Industries board, and iu
that capacity accompanied Colonel
House Co Europe Inst autumn soon
after his return he became assistant
tD Edward " StotunIuq when the
latter was appointed surveyor OF
supplies Mr. Dorr has hoen am as
sgtant Co Mr. CrOwcU ln the war
department since las, December
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
GERMAN FRONT
II SMASHED.

nv The Associated Prsss
over "a 'front.' OF thirty miles from
the region of ArraH 10 Peronne,
Field Marshal Haig's forces have
literally smashed the German front
Tho southern portion OF the famouf
Drocourt- -Queant switch line, which
has been heralded as the lmpregna
BILE bulwurk OF tho German defense
In the north. has given way under
the violence Of the British onslaught
over It's entire front from the scArpe
river TO Queant. distance OF vir-
tually ten miles, and Monday night
saw tho Canadian and English
troops who carried out the maneuver
hard after the defeated enomy some
Shree miles 20 the eastward
Thousands of prisoners have been
taken from the strongly RESISTING
enemy, who at last accounts was
fighting Violently as he gave ground
toward the Canal du Nord.
Hlndcnburg Llno OutTlankod.
by this victory sectaingly II ended
tho menace OF the Hlndenhurg line
20 the south. which the British are
gradually approaching over ~ en-
tire front Already thoroughly out
flanked on tho north and with the
French well uponvits southern base,
military necessity apparently VIII re-
Quire that the Germans rcllnquish
the HindenburE Qualifications and re-
align their front from Flanders 10
Rheims In order 20 avert disaster at
the hands OF their now swiftly NOV
INK antagonists
Already the roads 10 pouai Cam
brai and 81 Quentin are thoroughly
invested by the British and the
French ARMIES. while north OF SoiH-
sons the French and Americans are .
In positions OF vantage from which /
TO carry out turning movements f,
which will outflauk IAon and the |
'hemin des DANES and Aisncs lines !
The situation or the enemy viewed /
from the var maps. % the most
DrriloUs he has yet been In.
Gains In Flanders
Added TO the troubles ot the DER. I
man high command Is the situation /
hat Is fast developing M Flanders. F.
In the region around lpres. where /
ne Germans daily are being forced F..
lut of their positions by the british /
md Amerisan trogpg.. AL, oveLrIhN
rector steady proResSs Is being ifdde
eastward FOO the hluttinE out Of the
Alicnt that has long existed there
The Americans. who took Noorme-
.cele sunday, now are well into tho
region east OF the town, having over
'ome the strong resistance of the
icrmana who endruvored to bag
their way a few more strides by
iiaig's men In this region and Ar
mcntercs will be within striking
distance After Armenuercs IL is but
81 Trcp to Lille
Hard fighting has been 90 prog
rets between the British and Ger
mans around peronnc, where the
Australians successfully withwuod
violent attacks and have taken sew
eral thousand prisoners Between
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Wilson Says Government
Takes Risk in Guaranteeing
Minimum Year Ahead.
MARK TO REMAIN AT S2.20
Present Price Is Continued for
Crop of 1919; Commission
to Study Effect.

WASHINGTON. Sept Thus
years government wheat price was
continued in effect for the 1919 crop
by. President wilson today iu q proc.
lamltion fixing 122O as the mini.
mum price at primary markets.
Winter wheat will be sold at this
price. but the president accompanied
his proclamation with statement
giving notice that before the harvest
OF next spring he Will appoint a
commission 20 report on increased
cost OF farm labor and supplies to
guide him in determining whether
there shall be an advance ia price fur
the spring crop.
such an advance. n given. the
president said will apply only To-
producers who by that time have
marketed their 1913 produCtios.
The possibility OF peace before
1929 was touched upon In the prrsl.
dents statement. la connection with
tho risk that hy guaranteeing wheat
prices the government might lose as
much as half billion dollars II
Europe should find It's supplies avail
able form the southern hemisphere.
In giving a guaranteed price for
wheat one year Ia advance lthe
only industry guaranteed boy the
EoyernmcnD there is involved con
siderable national risk" said the
president ~ there should bo peace
or increased shipping available be
fore the middle of 1920. Europe Will
naturally supply Itself from the
large stores OF much cheaper wheat
now In the southern hemisphere.
and. therefore. the government De-
undertaking a risk which might in
such event result In national loss
of as much as $500. 100000 through
an uusalable surplus, or IN any
event. In maintaining high level
OF price 10 our own people for a
long period subsequent TO freedom
in the world'6 markets
Price Fixed.
The proclamation fixes as reason
able guaranteed prices for No. !
northern spring wheat and It's equiv
alcnts AT the principal primary mar
kets the following:
New York. S2.39 -: Philadel-
phia. i2.a9: Baltimore and Newport
News. S23S So; Duluth. 2.22 Ia,
Minneapolis. ts.2i 1-2; Chicago,
S226, ST Louis t2.2i Kansas city
and omaha, t2.ls; New orleans and
Galveston, S22S; Tacoma, Seattle
Portland, Astoria. San Francisco
and Los Angeles. t2.2O, Salt Lake
city Great rails Pocatello and
Spokane. 81
I'm issuing O. lay the governments
guarantee OF the same price for tho
1919 wheat crop that was Euaran-
tecd FOR the 1918 crop. / wish Il 10
De understood that In the spring Of
CONTINUED oN FACE TIN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
NEW YORK HOLDS
THREE PARADES.

NEW YORK. Sept 2.-Nearly one
hundred thousand sons Of Industry
rcdedicatod their service 20 win the
war for freedom In three Labor day
parHdes In Greater New York. The
largest was In Manhattan. where
miles ~ union men and women
marched IN Fifth avenue. passing IN
review before william -. Wilson.
secretary NJ labor Mayor Hylnu and
other officials Tho mlrchers all
hore the American FlaE and shouted
Victory slogans They were escorted
by United states soldiers and sailors
other parades were held ON staten
Island and In Brooklyn. the latter
turning out nearly six thousand
workers from the Brooklyn navy
yard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
PROSECUTOR NEBEKER IS
ASKED TO CONDUCT CASES

CHICAGO. Sept g. Frank X.
Nehekor ot salt Lake City, CHIEF
government attorney IN the prosccu-
ton which resulted recently in the
conviction Of 100 l. W. w leRdef@
ot antl-war conspiracy has been rea
quested 90 take charge of similar
cases In other cities, it WAS an
uounced today
In Wichita. Kan. forty men are
under federal Indictment on similar
charges, and at Fresno. Cal. ahout
thirty cases are pending u idSals0
probable that "a nupber OF cases will
he heard In Omaha MT Nobeker
said that he would accept Il hla pri-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

Major General Jesse McCnrtcr.
chief OF the militia bureau Of the
war department, is the new com
mander 0f the eleventh division.
Camp Meade. Md l4c has talk en-
charge or the important work OF
training that division for service
overseas. The eleventh division Ia
being formed I'm way that Il will
have az IT, backbone regular army
units. Into the division there are
going the best ~ the men of the
June and July draft Major General
McCnrter's appointment as a divlsion
commander is In recognition ot his
services IN directing home defense
and protection Of important arse
nails. piers aud munition planta Tho
eleventh division has been named
the Lafayette division.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
CANADIANS KEEP
ON IN ADVANCE.

W The Associated Pres
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN
FRANCE, Sept THE British have
pierced the Drocourt Queant line
In n fierce battle. which has been
raging since dawn and which viii
probably prove TO be one ~ the most
important OF tho war Canadian and
English troops. az last reports had
az ono point driven in about five
kilomcters. or little more than
three miles. and were still going
The fighting was as furious ns any
since tho war began and increased IN
Intensity as the British battled their
way forward. meeting the over
growing resistance Of the enemy.
who had put in every available man
and WAS rushing up reserves at the
rear.
Thousands Of prisoners have been
rtpturcd, the roads TO the British
rear nrc literally iammed with them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
pRADES ARE WFID
THROUGUDIT SOUTHEAST

ATLANTA. Ga. sept . iahor
day generally was observed through
out the southeast ON a larger scale
than ever before and everywhere pa
radrs were featured hy the pnrtlcl-
patton OF military or naval units bnd
hv floats representative OF wartime
In many districts labor orEonizatlonl 4
celebrated the occasion with "a drive
for the sale or war saving stamps.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
FRENCH TROOPS
KEEP UP ADVANCE.

PARIS Sept, 2-French troops
are continuing their advance east OF
Crecy au Mont ana Juvigny and
have occupied Neuilly and Torny-
to the war office announcement to-
night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
VOLCANIC REPORTS PROVE
UNF0UNDED IN CALIFORNIA

YRETtA. cal sent 70 Preston
peak. n high mountain fs miles west
of here I'm ho siskivou national for
ogt which for "a time today was ren-
orally credited with being nn active
volcano. lnpsrd into ohscurIty arlln
tonight whom inycgtiration proved
cartier reports urf0ur1cd A brush
fre WINS responsible FOR Tho report.
Louis C0rrlgan deputy forest super.
visor 10 whom thr rrws OF the sup.
posed eruption. WINS scHi hy forest
rangers ir two lookout NaUons said
tonight that ono ~ Tho lopkoutp he
had detailed io make close lnspcc-
tion Of The peak had returned and
reported no signs Of volcanic or
other unusual activity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Topckn NflillonnIrr Dead

TOPEKA, kan, Sept 3.-Hirnm
j. nllon. Topeka millionaire, died
This morning at chicago. m. after
having suffered a stroke Of paralysis
several dnyg ago. nStording 10 tel
cgram received heres this afternoon.
MI ullon had lived in Topeka since
1876 ana was intercated IN many
business enterprises here. tfe was
born In Davenport Iowa,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Stand Fast" Message O
OF Canadian Premier

TORONTO, Sept 2 Prom the Ca
madam army 20 the canadian people.
Premier Borden, In h5s first pttbllo
speech since his return from abroad,
delivered today the following mes
sage.
stand fast to your purpose, abide
The issue and rindicate the cause Of
Justice and humanity"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

since July rs. II is announced to-
day
The allied forces on The western
front have taken total Of I2s,s02
prisoners since July is. Il was an
nounced in an official statement to-
day. In the same period 2.0ss guns.
] .7St mpe throwera and i.7s3 ma
chine guns were captured,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Germans Are Excited
By Many Wild Rumors
OF Defeat by Allies

AMSTERDAM sept 2 Ru-
mors that Field Marshal won Hin.
denhurg has committees suicide,
that tho whole GrrmnHbrmy has
gone over 90 the Anglo French
forces and mat thr British fleet
has attacked and destroyed Hell
igoiard have become So wide
spread In tho Essen district that
tho cowm1nd1nt of that town has
issued O proclamation advising tho
people not to believe 3'eNtrayugant
rumurs"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
President Sees Peace Prospect
in 1920 in Fixing Wheat Price
The Weather

MAJ 30. min OF
south wind clear pre-
clpitAtion Sunda}
lJ1 inches
OKLAHOMA For
Tuesday cloudy cool
tf Wednesday ut'
settled
LOUISIANA: For
Tuesday and " ed
nefday generally
fair except scattered
showers iu north
portion cooler ,n
north portion We'd
ngsday
ARKANSAS For
Tuesday local thov
srs. cooler in north
west portion W I'd
nsaday unsettled
cooler
IA ST TEXAS
Tuesday generally
fair eHrrpt tfattrrrd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
TWENTY-SIX MISSING
ON T0RPEDOED SHIP
Steamer Omega Goes Down; Captain
Among the Drowned: Hodlcs
Washed Ashore nt Port.

A BRITISH PORT. Sept. THE
American steamship Omega has been
torpedocd The vessel foundered
Friday uighr Twenty persons
were saved Twenty SIX are missing
Many bodies have hccn washed
ashore The captain OF tho omega
was drowned Ills body has been
landed
The Omega was 5,636 tons gross
and was built In 1850. She was
owned by Barber q co. ~ New York
The Omega was formerly the $ v.
Lukeuhach and before that yNas
known under the names of Brooklyn.
MACPHERSON, Ohdam and British
Queen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
BIRMINGHAM PUTS IN
II-II. nAN,S MOnk

ETVMINGUAM NIl-. Sept 7-Or-
Eanized labor celebrated Labor dmy
IN the birmingham district hv nut
ting In q full dlyas work in the coal
and iron mines and al iron and s,ecl
mile and muniton plants.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
AMERICANS PUSH
on IN FLANDERS

WITH CHE HRlTlsH' ARMY ~
FRANCE. sept Tho Americans
have passed through NoOmezcele In
an castcrly direction. overcoming
SUR enemy resistance
American troops fighting with the
British on the Flanders front made
further progress today ln the Noor-
mczecle region.
The British attack la&pghed south
~ the Suarpc river early THE morn
ing had 1s ifs jumping of place the
positions close 20 the German de-
fonses reached several days aso A
furious battle. involving cytgnsive
possibilities. is in progress
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

showers ln north portion cooler ln extreme
north portion. We'd ncsdAy partly cloudy
WEST TENAs Tuesday generally fair
IN south. scattered showers in north por
ton cooler boz panhAndle Wednesday
partly CLOUDY weather
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Ways and Means Committee
Approves Nations Greatest
Tax Measure.
EARLY PASSAGE EXPECTED
kitchin to Introduce Bill in
House Today; 10 Reach
Senate in Ten Days.
EVERY PERSON is AFFECTED
No individual or Concern Es-
capes Eight Billion Dollar
Provisions.

WASHINGTON. sept THE
new revenue bill greatest OF all tax
measures in the history Of the ma
tlon-wlth a levy affecting every In
divldual and buslnNss concern in the
country was approved unanimously
today hy the house ways and means
committee Chairman Kitchln VIII
Introduce the measure in the house
tomorrow and ask that consideration
uf II begin next Friday Leaders
hope TO send lt 10 tho senate within
ten days after debate begins
Tho final committee. estimate Of
the revenue 10 be Welded under the
new bill is iS.0l2,792.0 .0OO. 40 against
f89il G3SSO0 last year under the
present law The largest source Of
estimated revenue ls from taxes on
excess profits. Including war profits
So. 100 GOO 600 and tho next is
from taxes on incomes 81. .iS2. 1876 2
600 from individuals and SS2X, 900, b.
600 from corporations
Tax Table
The increase lu the taxes on the
specified incomes Of married per
sons without dependents is shown by
the following table.
Incomes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Sept. a.
The American troops reached the embanmens Of the
thuneSossons roadway last Monday night by literally
ting their way through after Of babed wrethe
work Of two great armies In gaining the road the Amer
passed places consisting of immense
network Of wire.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Powerful Drocourt-Q -Queant Switch Line
Givs Way Before Canadian and
English Forces.
AMERICANS AND FRENCH KEEP UP ADVANCE
Yanks Push on in Two Sectors; French Capture
Towns British Blow One of the Wars
Hardest; Huns Outflanked

LUNUUN sept 1.-THE strongly fortified German system
defense known the DrocourQuean line south of the
Scarpe carried wide front today in attack
by the Canadian and English troops aided by tanks accord
ing to Field Marshal Haigs communication issued this
ming.
WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN FRANCE. Sept 2--The
troops of General Horne and General Byng began today
offensive southeast Of Arras and by 80 o'clock this
they had completely reached the Quean line
Two hours later it rumored that groups Of British
motor machine had been the bank Of the
Canal du Nord nearly five miles of the point
the Drocourt line These only highly mobile patrols
pushing on to try to seize the bridgeheads
BY todays the british struck the Germans of
the most smashing and strategcay serious blows they
had received in single days fighting The Germans
reported to have had eight divisions TO meet the blow
Among the prisoners are men who had been hurredly
thrown in the line from all sorts of units
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

The exemptions under the new blff
are the same as under the old $1,000
for single persons and 81 600 for
married persons with $500 additional
allowed for each dependent child uu-
der rs years of age An exemption
OF 5000 for each dependent incapa-
bic OF self support because OF men
tai or physical disability also is al
IYw.aH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Estimated Yield.

Tho estimated yield from sousces
other than incomes and excess and
war profits include.
Transportation. Freight STa.-
100000, express 100000, 900: pas
senEer fares. 100000 600. seats and
herths f5,o00.oO0 oil by pipe lines.
tf.550.OUO
Telegraph and telephone messages,
} 5000, 600. Insurance. il2.UUO.O0O.
admission ttheatcrs. circuEes. etcD.
400, 100000. club dues. 100000.
excise taxes. automobiles. etc, Sl21.-
10000, ieweIry sporting goods. etc.
FN0,0OO,oOO, other taxes on luNurics
ar 10 per cent, iSS.7GO.OOO. other
taxes on luNuries apparel. etc.
above certain prescribed prlceD at
20 per cent tiSl,O9b.O0O
Gasoline. StO,O0O.00O: yachts and
pleasure boats 81 100000.
Beverages liquors and soft drinkal
tllS36OO,O00. stamp taxes. 232,-
100000; tobacco. cigars, S61,S6AOOO:
cigarettes. tlgb.2i0,O0O. tobacco.
Oo0, snuff 100000; pa
pers and tubes, 81 .5OO.OOO
Special taxes. capital stock. NO.
100000, brokers. t1.76b,O0O: thea
ters, etc, t2.tA3,oOO: mail order
CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

PRISONERS TOTAL
MORE THAN t2S, ,0Oo.
PARIS, Sept 2.--On the French
front 75so0 prisoners and goo guns
had been SantlAIGd hya Ina. Exnuch
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-06-20
Death of John w. Boase.


A dispatch reached this city early last
Monday announcing the death of John
W. Boase. son of Mrs. Robert Boase
who resides on farm short distance
south of this city.
John died in hospital in Alabama,
what place we have not learned. He
was vicim of yellow jaundice, we are
told. He was about 81 years of age
and unmarried. He was an intelligent,
industrious and reliable man. For some
years he had served efficiently as civil
engineer for railway company of the
section where he died. His mother,
four brothers and sister survive. His
body was expected here Wednesday
afternoon, but did not arrive. 1t is
now expected on the night train, the
coming of which will be after this
paper is printed.
Deceased being a Mason and of the
local lodge, members of the order will
participate in the burial
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-06-20
w. j. PENHALLEGON & co.
Military Wedding.

A very interesting military wedding
occurred at p. m. June 18th, 1918,
at the residence of Mr., and Mrs. Chas.
Springer, when their daughter. Elsie
Laura, became the wife of Farrier
Carl G. Gilman, of the Vetenery De-
tachment. 33lst Field Artillery, now
stationed at Sparta.
The nuptial knot was tied by Rev.
w. j. c. Bond in the presence of every
member of the two immediate families,
excepting Henry Springer, brother of
the bride, who is with the American
Marines in France.
The rich bridal feast was spread upon
a table which was bower of beauty.
The favors were dainty American flags.
Two service flags were also in evidence,
representing the bridegroom and the
brother of the bride.
Both the principals in this important
event are graduates of the State Uni
versity and are most excellent young
people.
Mr. Gilman expects to return to
Camp on June 22nd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1918-06-20
IT. WISCONSIN. THURSDAY, JUNE 20 1918
Very Important Special Sale
NUMBER %

At time when prices all lines of merchandise are
skyrocketng very much of the ordinary offer
Special Cut Prices but foresight coupled with our coop
erave buying power through the Great r. G. T. organiza
ton, enables to offer some Unusual Bargains
Children's Bingham Dresses 49, About fifty Chldrens
Dresses made from the highest grade dress gnghams all
bought before the great advance prices will be offered at
less than you buy the materials today; sizes to u yrs
All Colored Wash Goods at Cut Prces-Now is vorr
chance to buy labrce way below their real value We
have splendid and every piece will be sold at
sacrifice. Come and see them You can't resist buying
Special Bargains in Womens Hose-30 dozens women's
black white Hose splendid value for 25c. This week 17c
OXlords and Low Shoes for only 1925 pair At this
price they less than half their value They are broken
lots but every pair perfect condition and upodae in style
You'll pay double elsewhere