davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-12-29
WON HIS COMMISSION ON
battlefield IN FRANCE
Lieut.. D. j. Nelson Tells in Letter
of Stripping Belt From Boche
Bearing Words, "Gott Nit Uns.'

Lieut.. David Jerauld Nelson, a Dis
trict Of Columbia boy. in his most re-
cent letter home, tells his relatives
that during the offensive directed at
Metz he stripped boche officer of his
belt, which bore the famous boasting
phrase (scarcely borne out by facts)
of ''Gott Nit Uns."
'I have since been offered 500 francs
for it, but ] wouldn't take 5,0o0," de-
clares Lieut.. Nelson.
The officer was only an enlisted man
in the motor transport service when
he went with the first supply train
to Land in France. He was afterward,
however. sent to an officers training
school and. at the age of three
within a year from the day he stepped
on French soil he had won his CON-
mission, being still attached to the
same company with which he had
''soldiered.''
'I am proud to have won it over
here on the field of battle instead OF
back in the states before I had heard
a gun fred" he says. Lieut.. Nelson
took part in the Cambria. Chateau
Thierry. scissors, Belleau Wood and
Metz offensives.
He says that it's no cinch driving
by night, when 1t is SO dark you can
not see beyond your radiator and have
to be guided by instinct or by the
stars shining through the trees"
He also declares that both Red Cross
nurses and Salvation Army '1assies'
are angels of mercy and deserve all
the credit in the world.
Evening star., 1918-12-29
PLATES SHOW DRAMATIC
CLIMAX IN ESTEpS END.
Signal Corps Lieutenant, Battle
Photographer, Killed Within
Sight Of Sedan.

The sensitized gelatin plates de-
|veloped in a Signal Corps laboratory
Mt Paris last week gave up the secret
Of the last activities before his death
from a bursting boche shell of Lieut.
Ralph Estep, killed within sight of
Sedan shortly before the armistice
was signed.
The account Of the last moments of
Lieut. Estep's death is obtained from
the Photographic plates taken by him
as a Signal Corps battle photographer
and recounted in the Buzzer. official
Signal Corps publication.
Lieut.. Estep had snapped the pho
tographs a few moments before an
other of those big shells burst and
left him lifeless at the side of his
camera and plate pack" says the
magazine. 1.-The dramatic climax was
shown in plates II and II, his last
ones, and in his note book the record
stands:
"'Plate 11-Burst-Killed.' Plate ~
Men crawling
Picture II shows only the edge OF
Evening star., 1918-12-29

In the few months during the very period in wh
Vogues special Fason Numbers appear you win be seIe
ing your entire wardrobe for the coming Spring and
hats, gowns and socessories that you select
iHchosen hat gown you may ten issues ef
Vogue-an assurance of valuable and new ideas md IN
insurance against costly failures.
Evening star., 1918-12-29
The Rival Sausage Makers.
From the Christian Science Monito,

From the Christian Science Monitor.
The story Of the rival bootmakers
which appeared recently is matched by
a correspondent Of an English paper with
another story, equally old. but equally
worth repeating. 1t concerns two rival
sausage makers. Again. they lived on
opposite sides Of certain street. and
one day one Of them placed over his shop
I'VE sell sausages to the gentry and
nobility Of the county"
The next day. over the way. appeared
the sign:
I'VE sell sausages to the gentry and
nobility Of the whole country"
Not to be outdone, the rival put up
what he evidently regarded as final
statement, namely:
1--WE sell sausages to the king
Next day there appeared over the door
Of the first sausage maker the simple
expression Of loyalty:
"God Save the King"
Evening star., 1918-12-29
WANDERLUSTERS
PLAN 1919'S HIKES
Three Months Schedule
Ready and January's Is
Announced.

The wanderlusters in an official
pamphlet, just issued, print the
schedule of their walks for the first
three months in 1919. AS an intro
duction to the schedule they say:
| 1.-The Wanderlust movement in Wash
ington has been long enough es-
tablished to prove its value as an
educational force in emphasizing by
means of hikes through wooded dells
and along abandoned country lanes
the physical and mental benefit to be
derived from rambles amidst the
many attractive natural environments
of the nations capital. Voluntary
leaders go out in advance to blaze the
trails that those who follow may be
allowed to forget all except the beau
ties of nature, with the assurance
! that :alrs well that ends WELL With
this introduction the invitation is ex-
tended to you to participate In any OF
all of the outings. Acknowledgment
is here made for the cooperation OF
the war camp community service In
advertising the walks"
January Walk Schedule.
The walk schedule for January
January 5-From Forest Glen (sth
street line), at 2:30. Walk is to Kens-
ington, Garrett Park and return
through woods and along roads: three
to five miles. w. H. Kaufman, leader
January 12-From Benning Q5tt
Road to Kenilworth, east to Pennsyl-
vania railway and Beaver Dam
branch; five miles. W. Palmer Hall
January 1s-From ssth and N
on either line). Via Old Dominion
electric to Thrifton, thence to Spout
run, through Little ITALY and Yates
property to Chain bridge; miles
G. A. Gambs, leader.
January 26-From Takoma Park
(either car terminus), at 2:30. Walk
is along Sligo creek and roads te
Four Corners, thence by Colesville
pike to Forest Glen cars; 6 miles
John Boyle, jr., leader.
/ Signals and Rules.
Il Among the signals and rules of th'
Wanderlusters are the following bit
of admonition and advice:
Don't mar trees or destroy flower
and shrubbery.
Don't smoke, especially where dea'
leaves are in abundance.
Il Don't dress too warmly.
Don't lean forward, walk upright.
Don't wear new shoes on hikes.
Don't wear short shoes nor too higl
heels.
Rubber heels are good for walking
heavy stockings or socks, part woo
and part cotton, are generally foun'
to be the best, while a flannel shir
is desirable, both winter and summer
The executive council of the Wan
derlusters are: Walter w. Paige
chairman; John Boyle, jr.; w. B. Han
dy, G. A. Gambs, Frank c. Merritt
Ewing summers, w. Palmer Hall, W
r. Ross, Charles G. Roberts, j. Z
August, c. f. Mirguet; Mesdames w
II. Sigh, John Boyle, jr.; 3. S. Moden
and Miss Cora Handy.
Evening star., 1918-12-29

Forecast Of
Sprini Fashions Eekyl
The earliest adv.nce infornstioa from
Paris on the new sihosette-aviag
you from the coaiie3 of al errors,
, wrong start
Speini MiIlin9y Febsumy -
Paris hats; asprs1siate Uvna wells
and coifufe2
Spring Patterns and
New Materials March l
Patterns. veaves, es1srs, materials fa-
vored for Spsia9.
Paris Openinis March lS
The inimitable models Of tie Gra.dss
Maisons, determining the AsAa.
SpEini Fsshions Apr1 I
The full pageantsy II the Spring
mode unfolded, with dollafsssdoeats
information in every line.
Evening star., 1918-12-29
last words-were simply:
sNnv T-Pack ISs

last words-were simply:
NOV. Pack &C.
The lieutenant had reloaded hh
camera Just before he fell"
Lieut. Estep's death is only one ol
the casualties among the 100 Signal
Corps officers and men who have bees
engaged in making a Photographic
the war. One other photographer ws1
seriously wounded and six othert
were wounded moro or less severelT
Evening star., 1918-12-29
Retribution Will Come.

From the Cincinnati Commercial
Among those who will be despised
after this war will be the man who
got rich or .Eicher out Of taking adj
vantage Of rs hard necessities.
Evening star., 1918-12-29
Lieutenant's Last Words.

picture No. IL shows another huge
column Of flying earth. with 4 limo Of
doughboys dimly si1houetted against
the darkness Of the valley. The last
writing on the page-the Neutenant's
Evening star., 1918-12-29
Don't Send Money

You need not bother enclose cheque b w.s
letter. The coupon opposite will do, and easier and qF.
With one stroke of the pen you will solve your entire eshas
problem for the coming SPrins and Suaner.
Evening star., 1918-12-29

a hill and the huge funnel shaped
shellburst. The word Killed prob
ably referred to what he had seen
happen to the men just ahead Of him.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31

zas kraj, ktory ME produkuje, wy
dale zioto "a granice, zniewala lud
do szukania zarobku "a granicq i
przez to powoduje ogolne ubost-
wo kraju.
Handful i przemyslu ME MONA
sobie nawet wyobrazic bez kapi-
talu. Rozbudzenie zamilowania
dc. handlu i stworzenie, re sic tax
wyraze ,,klasy handlowcow' mia
toby tie same nastepstwa, jake sic
okazaly pred wojnq W Galicyi,
dzieki tax zwanej nadprodukcyi
irteligencyi. Kraj, dzieki ogolne-
mu dazeniu do oSwiaty, daf tylu
! kandydat6w ma posady rzadowe,
nauczycielskie i wog6le take,
kt6re rad utrzymuje, &c ludzie re
skonczonym uniwcrsytetem mu--
sieli opuszczac kraj i AN wieSc
nedzny zywot, ME bedac przygo-
towanymi do walk o byt. Gdyby
zamiast tel inteligcncyi, znaj9ceJ
jezyki greek, lacihski; znajacej
historye i, literature, ktora to VIE
dza u~szlachetnia umysl, ale ME
dale czlowiekowi sposobu do zy-
Ga. zwolennicy oSwiaty byli skie-
rowali mlodziez do zawodoW
p1aktycznych, jak handel / pre-
mvsi, wyrobiliby niezaleznych O.
bvwateli, ktorzy czy to "a grant,
ca, czy to w kraju byliby znalezl'
ola siebie sposob ME tylko zycia,
ale robienia majatku.
Takto nadmieniliSmy do handful
Ii przcmysIu potrzebny jest kapi--
tai. Gem wiekszy ten kapltai,
tenn silniejszy jest handel i pre-
mvsl. tenn wicccj MONA zdobyc "a
t. nauki ! wicdzy, tenn wlekSze
sklady ! fabryki MONA pobudo--
! wac, tenn lepszy towar MONA pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31
Nastepny wiec.

Nastepny wiec ma sic odbyt ia
Wojciechowie W niedziele, dnia 3
lutego. Miejsce wiecu, to jest hala
1 program bedzie podany W sobot-
nym Dzienniku. Tu tylko wypada
nadmienit, ably kupty polscy i
przemyslowcy brazil sic do piracy
wszyscy. Ably jak najmniej bylo
takich, ktorzy to czekaja Z niedo-
wierzaniem. Dzialaj sam, pracuj,
zbadaj wszystko, badz jednostka
czynna, a ME martwa, albo co gor-
SEE przeszkadzajaca innym w
dziaianiu.
Many "a SODA piekne Shady
piracy ma polu organizacyjno-na-
rodowym, zacznijmy teraz dziafat
IVA polu ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, a Z pew
roscia bedziemy z tego zadowole-
nj i Ojczyzna zaliczy mas do mai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31
HANDLUiPRZEMYSLU

Me wszycscy NIGGA bye kupca-
mi. to prawda. Ale jak maio dba-
my o ten wlaSnie zawod, Swiadczq
c tenn najlepiej: brak kapitaiu i
brak SHADOW polSkich, prowadzo-
nych ma wielisza skale w dzielni-
each czysto polskich.
.Jak z tego MONA wywnioSko-
wat, jest zlc i naszym obowiaz-
klein jest starac sic ably by1o le-
Ipiej, ably Polacy brazil SIG do han
dlu i p~rzemyslu, ably sic uczyll
handful, a jezeli sic juz uwazalq
III starych i sqdzq, re nauka juz
Tie dla Mich. MECH swoJe dzleci
ksztalca ma zawodowych handlow
cow, a oddadza przez to Spole-
czenstwu i sobie najlepszq PREY
siuge. Me dose bowiem, re zdolni
handIowcy majq pole do zroble-
MA majqtku. L kt6rego sami ko--
rzystac NIGGA ! wygodniejsze zy-
Gle. prowadzit. niz ciezko pracuja-
cy we fabrykach, ale zyskajqc
przez to wpIywy ! znaczenie ii OBJ
cych. beda mogli bardzo wiele do
pcm0dz Ojczyznie. ktora pc VOL
ME musi stosunki handlowc ma
wiazac Z zagranicq i to stosunki
take, kt6reby krajowi przynoSily
korzySc, handel / przemys} pod
Mostly, a ME take, ably zagranica
sic bogaciia surowymi wytwora-
mi kraiu, a zasypywaia mas W, "a
mian swemi wyrobami.
Kraj. ktory wytwarza, produ-'
kuje, Sciaga zloto do siebie, Scia-
ga ludzi i wytwarza dobrobyt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31

Wobec tego, re kupcy polscy
przemysiowcy lqcza sic coraz chg
tnici w organizacye, uznaJ9>
przez to potrzebe zwartej piracy.
ma polu podniesicnia polsklego
handful i przemyslu. uznajemy "a
stosowne poprzec ich uslSowan'a
! otworzyc w tym cclu ma szpal-
tach naszcgo dziennika dial
handful i przcmyslu.
Me bed2 to artykuiy suche,
cuirowc. ktorc 50 przystepne ola
zawodowo wyrobionych kupcow
! przcmyslowcow, ale beda raczey
informacyjno . agitacyjnc wypra-
cowania. nawoiuj9ce, naszych kuP
cow ! przcmyslowc0w do lQcznej
piracy ma tenn polu, ktorc stOi OF
warte ola kazdego. Uznajemy "a
fakt, &c przySzloSc / sila kraju,
lax r0wniez narodu ley w SLIME
rczwinietym przemySle i handful
uznajemy, re pc wojnie otworzq
sic MOVIE pola piracy ola ludzi,
ktorzy sic zechca poSwiecic zys-
hownej piracy ma polu handful
wierzymy, re kraj nasz - Polska
wicccj niz kt0rykolwiek inny po-
trzcbuje ludzi uzdoluionych ne
tenn polu, ludzi wyszkolonych
uzbrojouych w doswiadczenie
kapital.
Ani kaDitaiow wielkich, ami III.
dzi zbyt ukwalifihowanych M
tenn polu ME posiadamy. Trzeba
tych ludzi wytworzyc, trzeba
jch wyszukaG wSr0d mas ukry,
ych, trzcba ich wezwac do szcre-
gov i'm przynaleznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31

dukowac, tenn nizsze ceny nak}a-
dac, tenn wieksze udoskonalenil
wprowadzac, tenn lepiej robotnika
PLACID, i tenn wiecej siebie i kraj
bogaciG.
Jezcli potrafimy zrozumieG po-
trzebe wytworzenia Silnego kapi-
talu, wtedy przystPimy do two
rzenia korporacyi handlowo-prze-
mysiowych i kooperatyw ia wzor
amerykahskich, kt6re to korpora-
eye mic tylko przysporzyly majat-
ku jednostkom, ale. uprzemyslo-.
willy kraj i uczynily go jednym
Z najbogatszych ma kuli .zicm-
skicj.
Obecnic, o lie nam wiadomo, or.
ganizuje sic korporacya g%roserni-
k6w. Jak mas informuja, akcye
rozkupuj2 przewaznic grosernicy,
czemu sic ME nalezy dziwic, jezcli
sic uwzgledni to, re kaidy Z nich
bedzie zakupywa} towar w sWym
w}asnym hurtownym skladzie. A
eaten zarobek pozostanie PREY ak
cyonaryuszach, ktorzy So groser-
uikami i zarabiaG przez to beda
podw6jnie. Raj jake kupcy deta-
%liczni, a drugi raz jake akcyona-
ryusze. Jezeli naszym kupcom
ida sic zorganizowanie tel korpo-
racyi, jest nadzieja, re p6jda oni
dalej w tworzeniu przedsiebiorstw
zbiorowycf, a przez to otworza
SIG take posady ola ludzi, kt6rzy
skoilcza szkoie handlowq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31
Vice kupcow przemysfowcow.

w niedzicle o godzinie 2-giej pc
pcludniu odby} sic ma hall Walsha
wicc polskich kupc0w i przcmy-
slowcow.
PublicznoSci ma tym wiccu by
10 DUO i byli to przewaznie kup-
cy, albo tacy, kt6rzy sic %intercsu-
ia handlem. Vice otworzyf OBJ. L.
Ulanowski, kt6ry w d}uzszej pre-
movie z~achecaf kupcow do wstc-
powania do organizacyi kupiec-
kich. Mowiac o organizacyi ideo-
wei, nadmicnil, re przez to poz-
nanny sic blizej i rozpoczniemy
wiecej wydajnq prace ma tenn po-
lu. Przedstawil n~astepnie cele kor-
poracyi polskich kupcow i pre-
nlyslowcow, zaznaczajac, re akcye
sa $4,000 ! nabywac je MONA W
biurze korporacyi pnr. 1155 Mil
waukee ave.
Nastepnym mowca by} obyw.
Krzeslowski, kt0ry przedstawii
jake k~orzySci grosernicy moga
mice, kupujac towary swoim
wlasnym hurtownym skiadzie.
OBJ. S. Jakiel, jake organizator
~korporacyi w swej movie pred
stawil potrzebe organizacyi, po-
trzebe gromadzenia kapitafu, a
zarazem korzySci, jake dale zbio-
rowa praca. Przcmawiaf nastepnie
OBJ. w. Perlowski, opowiadajac
historye wzrostu sp0lki ,,Unoin
Liberty Furniture" zaznaczy},
re wzrost ten zawdzieczaja bsacia
Periowscy zgodzie jednoSci dzia-
lania. Ostatnim mowca byi obyw.
Flaczyiiski, kt6ry, jake kupiec
europejski, przedstawil r6znice, ia
ka jest ~pomiedzy kupcem I zawo-
du, kt6ry sic ia pr6wadzeniu han
dlu rozumie, INA handel i Vie jak
prowadza inni, a kupcem, kt6ry
ME wiele vie i uczyc sic ME chce.
Zacheca1 on do wydajniejszej pra-
cy ma tenn polu i przedstawi} CO
moze zdzialac handlowiec, wyu--
czony samodzielnoSei w warun--
kach i okolicznoSciach takich, ia
kie napotyka W tym kraju handlo-
wiec Polak, bez znajomoSci jezy-
ka i stosunkow krajowych. Alimo
niekorzystnych warunkow, ma on
pred SODA widoki dorobienia sic
majatku, czego niema laden clio
wick, ME przyzwyczajony, ami ME
nauczony samodzielnosci.
Ma tenn wiec z~akonczono, a re-
zuitat byl taxi, re kilku L obec-
nych zapisaio sobie akcye w kor-
poracyi polskich grosernik0w, zaS
inni zapisali sic ma czlonk6w
Stow. Polskich Kupc0w i Pre-
myslowcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31
Ruch v ToWdzystxach.
ZE STANIShAWOWA.

- Macierz Polska oddzia} sw.
Jana Kantego No. 4 odbedzie swoje
posiedzenie. dis wieczor O godzinie
1880. Wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia,
kazdy ma Ey& obecny. - w. Polin-
ski, pref; Adam Adamski, sekr.
prot, 1923 n. Ashland ave.
Posxukujesz pracys - Czvtai pIlnis
ogioszenia o ruhryka ~
eznaItach p7IFNNlKA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-31

lepszych synow, DO tych, kt6rzy
tWorza. .... ,s-,Ts r.: 80
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-06
From Honolulu
'Schofeld Barracks, Hawaii

May lst, 1918.
To the Editor of The pickens Sentinel.
Dear Sir.-I will be very thankful to
you it you will publish the following
statement which | wish to make to the
readers Of your interesting paper.
Three years ago | enlisted in the SER
vice Of the United States army and |
have been serving since in the Territory
of Hawaii, at first with the 1st U. S.
Infantry and at the increase of the u.
S. army in July 1916 by act of Congress,
| was transferred to the newly-organ-
lied 32d u. S. Infantry and | have been
serving with it since.
| have been far away from my dear
| folks and friends of Pickens, S. c., anc
| Of which county | am a son by birth ant
| claim it always as my home. So
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-06

as l have been away SO long from home
and friends, and have no other chance
or communications with them, | thought
this was the only possible way for me
to inform my friends that | am in the
best of health just at present. J
| will now try and describe some of
the few things which l know about
these islands so called the ''Paradise Of
the Pacific Hawaii is a very beautiful
country, consisting of eight different
islands, the largest being the same size
as the state of Connecticut, with the
name Hawaii, with it's living VOLCANOES
called the Everlasting fire" and it is
also known by the tourists for it's beau
tiful mountain scenery. The most i'm
portant one of the group is known as
the island of Oahu for its great naval
and military Notifications. The Island
of Oahu is also famous as having been
the capital of the ancient Hawaiians
and today it still remains the capital of
the Territory of Hawaii.
Honolulu is the largest city in the
y ioSdtSu ol Liz lSldllu Ol odllu
with a population of about 80, 900 people
including every nationality of the world
except the Esquimos, this being too
warm a climate for them.
Honolulu has also the famous Waikiki
beach where thousands of people go
daily for swimming. The palace Of the
ancient kings of Hawaii is also located
in this city with so many other beauti-
full things which is useless for me to
mention.
The island of Oahu 10 of great value
to the United States as a coaling station
and also station Of a great many sol,
diers, sailors and marines, who all seen
to be having a very nice time, but are
very anxious to be sent to France, an
hope that we will be real soon.
Well, | think | have tried to describ,
the islands and also my experiences thu
best | know how, SO will close for thii
time with the hope hat all my friend
will enjoy reading the above.
Very respectfully,
Arthur II. Alexander,
Company E. 32d Infantry,
Schofield Barracks.
Honolulu, r. II
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-06
Shoe Department

We have cut the price deep on all sum
mer Shoes for the next 10 days. we Will
open your eyes if YOU will come to Sullivan's
and get the price and see the quality OF the
Shoes listed below:
One lot of Ladies' Brown Kid Pumps, $3.50
old price; special low price for the next
ten days at.
50. SO Vici Kid Strap Pump, special low
$3.50 Vici Kid Pump, special low price $500
$3.50 Black Kid Common Sense Pump, spe-
Cial low price
1924 pat. Mary Jane Pump, at special low
price ..':.':.'.:9!'oo
$500 Ladies' Mahog. Lace Oxford with low
and medium heels, special low price. 81. IS
$3.50 Vici Kid Pump and Stripe, medium
and high heels, special low price. ....$3. SO
1926 Vici and Pat. Leather Pump, special
low price y 90
S1.65 Ladies' White Canvas Rubber Sole
Oxfords, special low price......."..Sl.2 5
75c Mems and Ladies' Tennis Pumps in
white and black, special at ............6Oc
$3.50 Mems Gun Metal OXfords, special low
price ........... ...........".."::. ....".oa.oo
$500 Mems Gun Metal and Tan Oxfords,
special low price So. SO
$3.50 Mems Tan OXfords, special low
price
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With PickenS
County Boys
d the
Flag

(Under this head The Sentinel eX-
poets to publish from time to time in
teresting items and letters from Pick
n county soldiers. We now have sew
eral letters on hand and would be glad
to have others which will be Of interest
to the public.)
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-06
Shirt Waist Department

One big lot of Fancy Embroidered Shirt
Waists, 81 .25 value, special low price. .95c
$50 0 Fancy Stripe TUT Silk Waist, large
pointed convertible collars, with long
sleeves, special low price at..........$ 50. so
81. SO White Wolfe Waist with a large turn
over collar, trimmed with lace, special low
price for this sale Observation-Disclosures 81. 90
81. rs new Wolfe Waist with new rolled col
So 90 Georgette Crepe Waist in white and
flesh, special low price of................ 81. 35
$3.50 Georgette Crepe Waist, special low
price at....... 50. 90
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-06
Special Sale on C0l0red anC
White Wash Skirts

One lot Of White and Colored Skirts, 81. so
value, special low price for this sale. 81 90
50. "a COlOrcd Wash Skirts, special for this
sale at. 81 10
81 90 Fancy Stripe and Checks Skirts, special
for this sale at Observation-Disclosures. ............ So .49
$500 Silk Poplin Skirts, special low price for
this sale ......... 50. 90
$3.50 black Taffcta Silk Skirts, special low
price Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures. Sd 90
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1918-06-06
Dress Goods

36-inch Figured Wolfe, 4Oc value, special
June sale ."........." ."...;..2oc yaru
36-inch Figured Pongee, doc value, special
uuno sale Pdlu
36-inch Stripe Lawns, SOC value, special low
price. .......1 G 2-3c yard
SOC White Crepe for Underwear, special low
price for thiss ale.".....,........".".20c
27-inch Figured and Stripe Lawns, zoe
value, special for this sale .........1Oc yard
27-inch Figured and Stripe Organdie, Csc val
ue, special low price for thiss sale l24c yard
27-inch Embroidered Silk Stripe Wolfe, 4Oc
value, special low price for thiss sale Csc va
oo lnnS nr; nelt fpy t bus. snie 0oo 'aoe' zoe
100 pieces of Spring Dress ~Ginghams, the
market value is 35c yard; will put this
beautiful lot Of Ginghams in this sale at
the low price zoe the yard
27-inch Stripe Shifting, 35c value, special
low price. zoe yard
SO. inch black and white and light cOlored
Percales, SOC value, special low price zoe vd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-20
6EAUTY'S TIP ON
DARKENING GRAY
d OR FADED HAIR
And Making Your Hair Grow
Long and Lustrous

Don't have gray 'tragqly thin, dry.
prematufely gray or faded hair. GU
know makes you look old and uu.
attractive, A bottle OF la Creole Ha,r
Dressing can I've had for a moderate
price at any drug store. Apply to all
your hair and scalp as per simple
directions on the bottle. You can do
ms IN the privacy OF your own room.
No need Of visiting expensive har
dressing parlorS La Creole Han
Dressing cannot harm your hair a bn.
Gradually all your gray OK faded har
mtn' TO a beautiful. SOFT. even dark
shade This will please YOU. Your en-.
ure head Of hair then grows long, son
fluffy lustrouS ard OF that beautiiul
soft dark luster your hair used to be.
This makes you look younger and al.
uactive. Tty La Creole Hair Dres,ins
yourSelf, as the manufacturers refuno
the money IL Creole doe, not satisfy
you. Sent direct for sl20 by Van
vleet'Mansiield Drug Co., MemphiA
Tenn. (Ady. ,