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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-02
FOE JUDGE. ROOM 3.

Editor TIMES:
please announce to the voters of Lake
County that 1 viii be q candidate for
denomination FOR the office of Judge.
Room s. Lake Superior Court. at Gary
subject to the decision OF the republican
primaries. May Z.
CHARLES Z. GREENWALD.
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I desire to announce my candidacy
Tor the nomination for joint senator on
the Republican ticket on a platform Of
fairer tax laws, necessary laws to back
up orr bows in the trenches and I court
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roR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.

GQAtHE AAAAA-o-
Kindly announce that I VIII be a can
didate Tor nomination for the office Of
township assessor for North township
on the republican ticket at the primaries
on May the eth. 1918.
S-2I BERT. Z. ESCHER-
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FOR SENATOR.

Editor III MES
Please announce to the voters of Lake.
Jasper Newton and Porter counties that
I viii be candidate for joint-senator.
subject to the republican primaries. May
eth.
Ais WILL BROWN
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roR JUSTICE or THE PEACE.

Editor TIMES:
Please announce my name as a candi-
date for Justice of the Peace for and
in Calumet Township. Lake County In
diana, on the Republican ticket subject
to the primaries held May Z. 1918.
as HENRY WELLNER
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ZOE COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Editor TIMES:
Please announce to the voters Of Lake
County that 1 will be a candidate for
denomination for the office Of County
Commissioner for first district. subject
TO the decision Of the republican prI-
maries. May :.
SIS GEORGE O. SCHAAF.
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Editor TINES

Please announce my name as a candl-
date for the office of North Township
Assessor Of Lake County. Indiana. on
the Republican ticket, subject to the
will Of the voters at The primaries 10
be held IN May Z. 1918.
S-9- JAMES CLEMENTS
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roR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

Editor TIMES:
Please announce my name as candi-
date for the office of County Assessor
on the Republican ticket. subject to the
will of the voters at the primaries to
be held in May Z. 1918.
80 WDI. BLACK
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Please announce to the voters OF Lake
County that Viii be a candidate for
.he Republican nomination OF JUS
the Lake Superior Court Room ~ - "
succeed myself, subject TO the iia'ie9
of May z. 1918.
2-o- WALTER T. HARDY.
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co1nGTssIo1TzR FIRsT DIsrz1cr.

Editor TIMES:
sou may announce that 1 win be
candidate for County Commissioner for
the First District on the republican
ticket at the May primary
IS II. Il DIS.
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FOR the benefit of kaiser lovers around here it
may he stated that the government has just
98 residents of Panama. who belonged the Wits
pers." organization made up OF persons quietly
spread German propaganda stories.
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Rrv A LIBERTY BOND.

Editor TINES:
please announce that have with
drawn as a candidate Tor the republican
nomination OF the superior court.
- WILLIAM NJ. DUNN.
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Democratic Ticket.


I-aftor I'M f-o.
Please announce my name as candi-
date for the office Of Constable of North
Township of Lake County Indiana. on
the Democratic ticket. subject to the
will of the voters at the primaries TO be
held on May :. 1918.
s-1S. JOHN II. BIELSKI
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Please announce TO the voters OF Lake
County that l viii be a candidate for the
domination for representative to the
legislature from Lake County on the
reprhlican ticket, subject to the prima
ries Of May 7th. 1913.
2-22- OTTO 9. FIFJELD.
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FOR TRUSTEE NoRrH TOWNSHIP.

Editor TIMES:
Kindly announce to the voters Of
North Township. that I will be a candi-
date for the nomination for Township
Trustee. subject to the decision of the
Republican primary
5-l9- J. NJ. WILCOCKsON,
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FEDERAL Trades Relation commission is probe
the Standard Oil Company Of Whiting Not much
interested. Standard has been probed often before
When the probe OF Steel company methods at Gary be
gins send Us three reserved seats
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FOE TRUSTEE CALUMET rowrgsrrrr

I<altor IIMES:
Please announce TO the voters Of
Calumet Township. that 1 VIII be a
candidate for the nomination for Town
ship Trustee. subject to the decision CT
the Republican primary.
90 w. J. WILLIAMS
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FOR TaUsrEE NORTH TOWNSHIP.

I4IITVT I IN IS
Kindly announce to the voters of
North Township. that 7 VIII be n candi-
date fer the nomination for Township
Trustee, subject to the decision Of the
Republican primary.
4-25 JOHN J. SULSKL
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EdlfOT 7 AI.o;
Kindly announce that viii be a can
didate for denomination for Justice OF
the Peace on the Republican ticket at
the primaries on May the 18th. 1918.
JOSEPH II. COTHERY.
Justice of the Peace.
2-11- coz Broadway.
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Editor TINES

Kindly announce my name as canal-
de,e for the office Of county Treasurer
on the Republican ticket. subject 20 'n0
will Of the voters at the primaries u
be held in May :. 1913.
s-19- LOUIS G. EDER-
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

Edltor TIMES.
Make announcement 70 the voter. of
Lake county that l viii be a candidate
FOR denomination for the Office Of prose-
cutting attorney. subject to the republic
can primaries.
Sill CLYDE HUNTER
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Political Announcements


Requests for announcements must be
accompanied by publication fee in con-
for1rity with the law.
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EDMARD 4. CROSS.
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IUIIUT IINIE@o.
Please announce my name as candi-
date for the office of County Assessor
on the Republican ticket. subject to the
viii of the voters at the primaries TO
lac held in May T. 1918.
81 HERMAN METER
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CLERK LAKE c1RcU1r COURT.

RAY sEELEY.
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N view of the kind Of whskey they are selling in
1.-THE West Hammond shops to dry ndianians there
is suspicion that the Germans must have distilled it.
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EditQr TIMES:
Kindly announce MY name as candi-
date on the Republican ticket for town
ship trustee for North township. subject
to the priamTy May :. 1918.
c. L. (JACKl FOWLER.
$50 Ex-Alderman LIST Ward, Hammond.
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Because Of the many requests from
many parts Of the county I have decided
to announce my candidacy for prosecut-
ing attorney. subject 10 the decision of
the republican primaries
3-16-l JAMES A. PATTERSON
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Editor TIMES

Editor TIMES:
Kindly announce through your pubIl-
cation that 1 viii be q candidate for the
office of Coroner for Lake County at the
primary to be held May = 1918. subject
20 the viii Of the republican voters.
S-lS- DIR. y. GIORGI.
Gary. Ind.
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Editor TIMES.

Editor TIMES:
Please announce my name rs a candi-
date on the Republican tickets for town
ship trustee for Calumet township. sub
jeet - the primary May 7. 1918.
Sill THOMAS MATTHEWS.
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A CHOO, A Choo ThiEgs is very nice weather
We are having. Bells rigg in our head and we try TO
sigg cheer up
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FOR TRUSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP.

Please announce to the voters Of
North Township. that l Will be a
candidate for the nomination for Town
ship Trustee. subject 70 the decision OF
the Republican primary.
81 WM. E WATER.
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You will Iase all II Germany wins
Buy Liberty Bonds
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ONLY ten per cent Of steel for domestic We
lay yet have ride around IN wooden nivvers
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comparison Of my activities and record
with other candidates.
i--S c. o. HOLMES.
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Editor TIMES:

Editor TIMES.
Please announce to the voters OF Lake
county that l am candidate for Coro-
ner on the Republican ticket. subject to
the decision OF the voters to be express
ed al primaries. May = 1918
WILLIAM II AIIKESCII. ii. ID.
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Editor TIMES:

Editor TINES:
VIII YOU please announce to the re-
publican voters of Lake county that /
Will be candidate Tor nomination to
the Office Of coroner at the republican
primaries May anu that respectfully
solicit the support OF the republican
voters?
S-25- DIR. F. W. SAFER
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you any getting The Times make com
plant Immediately TO circulation department
VIII not be responsible for the return OF
nous cornlnications short signed of general
interest printed discretion
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AMHERST

Mrs. Archie Robcrtson of Wilmington,
y g. are guests of Mrs. NJ. II. Rob
rrtson.
Mrs Edith Kendall. of Paris. VA. is
visiting her sister Mrs. j. G.. Noar-
foot.
Mrs. Edith Sears. of near Lynch
burg, spent the weekend at Mrs. y.
IL. Hobcrtson'S.
Mrs A. L.. STROBE and children spen:
Saturday and sunday with Judge ans!
Mrs. J. T. Brown, At Arlington.
Misscs Martha blizzard and Gladys
Kent. of Clifford, wcrc weekend guests
of Miss Hester Scott.
Miss Zelda Garland. who has boon
visiting her sister. Mrs. Sam Wilson.
OF LynchburE. returned homo Satur.
day.
Mis- NJ. l.. Blizzard of Clifton Forge.
spent Saturday and Sunday al Austin
Farm" near here.
Miss Ethel Gilbert spent the week
end with relatives at Wincsap.
Dan Payne and little son OF Lynch
burg. visited Captain and Mrs. John
NJ Payne las, Sunday
Olin Iilankcnship. Of Lynchburg,
spent tho wcek-cnd with his family
NJ Mrs. W. :. OEdcn's.
Private Houston Seay. % Camp Lee
spent the Weekend at his home here.
q. w. Dearborn and little Louise
SandiGcc spent the Weekend with w.
T. Reed and family. al Victoria
George II. Ecwics returned to Lynch
burg Tuesday after spending a few
days at his homo near here.
Frank faucctt of West Virginia. was
the Weekend guest Of friends here.
Mrs. j T.. Bowman left Monday for
Victoria, whore she Will I've thc guest
CT NJ. and Mrs. w. L. Reed.
Those from Amherst who attended
the University Glcc Club concert at
Sweet Rriar Saturday evening wore
Misses JcSsi" BTrford. Hester Scott.
Cornciia Hanger. Marion Dearborn.
Mrs. q. V. Hanger, Mrs :. NJ. Camp
bell Mcssrs. Robert Crawford. Edward
Beard. Samlcl Scott. Rob Roy Corey
and Thomas Whitehead. Ji
Mrs. W. r. Sanddcc a-d sors eft
Wednesday FOR Salisbury. y. q, where
they will visit Mrs. Sandidgcs father.
Henry liohson.
Last I'riday evening ~ tho home
Of Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Harrison. the
ladies IF tho Methodist Church gave
a Martha Washington tea. I, delight
ful musical program was furnished by
tho music club .ud the whole affair
was very clarn,i.s and original. Each
guest WAS ,:tsc5a .M-irhfA George Wash
.nEton hatchct or'aH American GaS aad
Tho scheme was effectively carried oGt
in tho house dcCor3t onS, which con
sisted Of Tags and red white and hlur
steamers, y nca: sum was realized
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lie stcnoSTaphic miss. entered the head
quarters Of the Rcd Cross reccntlT ard
asked for the names OF three allied
prisoners II Germany. Iier peculiar
request excited The curiosit> oc the
secretary o. GEc branch. who ASKED
for her reason. Miss Gontrcau re
piled that Sac WAS anNiou. - do her
bit, anG she thought that a "crN' good
way was 10 send messages OF cheer 10
three of the Imprisoned boys. Her re-
quest WAS granted.
How Jeanette ia made the unwilling
tool OF her employer. - spy in The
?ay of the German bureaucracy. and
how the plot is exposed. nvoivin.
Ieanctt" in serious difficulties with the
govern. eut. forms Il thrilling tale OF
suspense and adventure as told il rri-
angles new Dho.oplay. "rhc FLAMES
Ct ChInce." TEis picture will he shows,
ut the Etucbird Theater TO morrow and
Tuesday.
|; should be noted that THE Flames
of Chance" is an adaptation of ."rhe
Three GodSons OF Jeanette Gontrcau."
by Francis " sullivan. which appear
ed IL the Ladies' lIome Journal
Beautiful Dorothy Phillips and lack
Mu!hai. supported by an al!-star east
arpca" Wednesday aud Thursday i'm the
sIpcrprcGuction. The Grand Passion"
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viii be Blanche Alfred and her SYM.
phonH Girls. There are four girls and
Il man In the supporting company. each
solo vocalist and instrumcntalist.
MISS Alfred. pr!ma donna soprano. Is
also talented pianist \ beautiful
ana artistic speciality introduced In tho
performance is the singing and dancing
group. 'rhe Rainbow Girls"
Lester Crawford and Helen Brodcrick.
I'm Little OF This and Il Little OF
Ihat' nave an act made up of many
amusing trineS. vaudeville salad de-
siGhcd TO please the most blaSc vaudc-
Vile patron Jones and Greenleaf an
eccentric comedy duo, have a whirl Of
nonsense and melody that will appcal
especially by it's originality ana tho
quaint manner of the delivery OF the
ingenious pair of funmakers
Ilcadlining the bill for the latter half
Of the week arc the Colonial Bellies. a
company OF feminine speciality artists
who are presenting gorSeously staged
muSica! Extravaganza High speed
comedy is cNcmpliiicd by Julia Nash
and G. ii. O'Donnell in their frothy
song and fun sketch. AT 8 G.. NJ" IT is
Il travesty on domestic life and abounds
in laughter provoking scenes and in
cidcnts. Male quartetcs are always
popular here. but few of the orGaniaa-
tions on tour approach the Novelty
Four, which will have prominent
place OH tho bill. in versatility. They
arc all good singers as we'll as capitai
comedians. Fred Allen, who is going il
alone on tho same bill. is an enter
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thcatcrs Of the L. T.. O. circuit IN the
southern country. Manager Charles w.
Rex has arranged to give three per-
formanccs of vaudeville at the Lyric
each Saturday night instead OF two as
heretofore. The reason for the change
is tho thronc3 Of amusement seekers
OF Saturdays. tho crowds having been
largely augmented by the influx from
the military camps and stations con-
tiguous to Richmond. This additional
evening performance. which will he
given each Saturday n o'clock. will
add 10 The comfort and convenience OF
seekers.
Two big time" Keith bills arc an
nounccd FOR this week. each carrying
the names of artists and acts of cstab-
iishcd popularity in tho larger cities. An
attraction notable - tho hlitlc farce.
oh. You Wcmcn." i'll which that cherry.
comedy star. Martha Hamilton. and her
company OF players VIII lie seen the
first half ot the week. oh. You No
men. is ono Of tho laughing hits or
tho winter season in New York.
Another imposing feature of the bill
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SOCIAL EVENT IN HONOR
OF CAMP LEE SOLDIERS
Louisa Society TO Give Dance in
Honor OF County's Sol
dicr Boys.
GoRDoNsvILLE SOCIAL EVENTS
Mrs. {. j. Goodioe Receives Message
M OF Safe Arrival of Her Son, Lieu
tenant y. NJ. GoodlOe. in France.
Goings and Comings Noted.
Especial TO The Times-pispatch. !

tSpeclal 20 The Times-Dispitc
LOUISA, VA. March Mrs. 4. X
Barrct entertained the Bridge Club ut
her home here Thursday afternoon, and
the meeting was q very enjoyable orc.
The hiSh-Scorc prize was won by Airs.
James West. and tho low-scorc by Miss
Annie Harris Mrs. W. T.. Bibb has in
Nitcd tho club 20 meet with her at her
home here next Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Donnally returned
from Richmond Monday.
Invitations have been issued by the
Country Club of Louisa 20 a dance to
bc given in the Town Hall Saturday
evening. y number OF tho Louisa SOL
der hoyS from Camp Lee arc expected
then, and the dance is given in their
honor, Tho chapcrons are Mrs. y. Is.
Barrett. Mrs. d. y. Walker and Mrs
:. IL. Flanagan.
Mrs. J. Reed Wills left for Rchmon
to-day. She will attend tho perform
ancc OF the Birth Of a Nation" before
returning.
Mrs. j. w. c. Johnson and baby left
Thursday 10 visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fur, at Broad Run, Va, before
rcicininG her husband IN Clifton Forge.
MIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Cloc, of Char
lottcsvillc, were Louisa visitors sun
day.
Mrs. \. *. Jarrett and Mrs. w. 9.
Smith spent Tuesday with Mrs. y. Z.
smith and Mrs. George V. Eurrus st
their home near t;ordonSvillc.
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the past week with the formers pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Bryant.
Mrs. w. j. GipSon spent the day
Tuesday in Richmond.
Miss Ruth Mcclure. after spending
some days with relatives in Richmond.
has returned home
Miss Ida Jones. OF tho Mineral high
school faculty. visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. W. 4. Jones, near town. this
week
Miss Kathleen Newman has been APP
pointed home demonstration agent for
Orange County. Miss Emma l.. shan
non. the former agent having resigned.
j. y. Thornton OF lIopewcll. visited
his family here this week.
Mrs. III. :. Smithcrs. after Il visit OF
several weeks. the guest of friends;
at Somerset. has returned 10 Gordons-
vile. and is now at the home OF Mrs.
j. H. Hall
+. G. Duvan. of WASHINGTON. was
the guest this week of friends in the
city.
pr. John w. Scott was in Louisa
Wednesday ut a meeting OF the med
zeal advisory board for this district.
J. +. w. Runin, Of Petersburs. yis-
tied his family at Spring fields" this
week
Miss Elizabeth Perkins. Of Wash :
inSton. is OF 4 visit 70 her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Perkins. AT Hotel
81. John.
Miss Josie Boyer Of Washington,
has been spending the week with her
sister. Mrs. w. L.. Richards.
Mrs. j. c. Foil has returned to her
home in Richmond, after spending
some days with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. q. l.. Bryant
Mrs. J. II. Michic has returned from
visit 10 relatives in WASHINGTON.
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GORDONSVlLLE

Spccia! 80 Tho Times ID spatchl
GoEDoNSNII.LE. VA. March "a
mcSsa=e has been received by Mrs G.
J. Goodloo Announcing the safe ar
rival o; he" sol, I.ieutcnan; ~ NJ
tioodloc, ia France Lieutenant Good.
Toe is q member o; the Four Hundred
and SevcntY-third Aero Corps
Mrs. +. l.. Conrad has returned from
the Martha jefferson Hospital. Char
!otteSvi!l", having fully recovered from
an operation for appendicitis
Ernest Nj. Clark, OF Richmond. was
a Gordonsvi!lc visitor this week.
Mrs Shulcnbuvc and sons. Arthur.
Edwin and Faul. have returned TO their
home In Ncwvillc Pa. after spending
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New Silks and Dress Goods Are Beautiful

Colorcd Shantung Silk Suit
ing. Sc inches wide, in navy,
ivory. black, Pekin, olive drab
and gray. Priced at. $3.50
Silk Bingham Plaids, in tan
and white, pink and white,
black and white, etc, sc inches
wide. Priced at $3.50
Chiffon Taffetas, So inches
wide, in black, ivory, white and
complete range Of street or
evening shades. Priced $3.50
dHu .3S.OU
Striped and Plaid Tafetas,
So inches wide. dark effects for
street wear, neat and the more
striking designs, at SITS, $500
and =. $3.50
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Amusenents
ocon,inued from rif,n page,


the piece. so pair OF breezy comic
tourists from America. Iiuu,or OF char
actcr incident and speech adorn this
tale. through which Il golden vein of
youthful! romance runs. and il is furth-
trnorc clothed in music in which kal-
man. the composer of "Sari." has OK
cellcd himself in happy. mclodic invcu-
ton. IN rhythmic sway and warmth and
variety Of color. Some of tho most de-
itGhtiul numbers are: Throw Nc a
Rose My Castle in tho Aiv'' The
Garden OF Romance, ~ Very Good
Girl on sunday "A Bid fol-; SYM
pathy. The Old Fashioned Drama"
and The Love Monopoly" In tho
original cast are George MncEarlanc
Else Aidcr John l.. Hazard. John l..
Young. Frances Cameron. Charles
Mcahins. Nicholas Burnham. WAYNE
Num-. Lizzie Wilson. Percy Woodlcy.
Maurice Case ana seventy others
singers. comedians. dancers and stage
beauties.
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Plaid and Checked Taffetas.
white grounds. with neat plaids
and checks, in light colors: sc
inches. Priced at ;. $50
New stock Of Black Japanese
Habutai, in the well-known
"Four-In- One" make; genuine
Lyons dye
SO inches wide St.30
- inches wide =. SITS
sc inches wide 80. $500
81 inches wide. 80. 11c
"a inches wide :. 80. SOC
Forty-Inch Foulard, beautiful
assortment, in navy, black,
white. gray. olive drab. plum.
Pekin grounds. in neat, fash
ionable designs, at $3.50, $3.50
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Sport Tussah. in white, ma
tural. Copen. old rose, emerald.
gray. etc; 40 inches wide: Of
fering fine value at. $500
Wool Jersey, in turquoise. old
rose, gold, tan. drab, purple.
dark green and pearl gray; 81
inches wide. $3.50 to $500
Homespun Outings, 81 inches
wide. in black, drab. Copen, old
rose. navy, etc. Special value
at $500
Bolivia Coatings, light shades
for spring. sc inches wide,
orange. mustard. orchid. Amer
lean beauty, pearl, bisque. army
blue. etc. $3.50
Main Floor.
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Rugs and CreGonns

soc and 7Jc Domestic Gre
tons, in mostly dark colorings.
suitable patterns for slip-covers
or draperies; floral, striped or
figured designs. an exceptional
opportunity in view Of the great
advance in all cotton materials.
Monday at :S3c
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= n III II q r
brush. and Il
VIII give Your
h d / h r
ID g a uti fu
; n Il d e YOU
most desire.
VIII not RI
or wash of,
and Euaran-
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tain none of
tho danger
Gus II s e
dents so OF
ten found in
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so-Callei re
gtorcrs."
Any shade
fro III iiSh
golden bros q
to black.
Sample and
booklet sent
on TCCe.Nt OF
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; nluchird i.ca1ur. a, n.

y HIucbird Feature ut Rex.
The Scarlet Car" with Franklin
Farnum. by Richard liartiirg Davis.
vii! hc Mondays feature at the Rex
Thcatcr. The Scarlet Car" is one Of
the best stories that famous American
authcr ever wrote. Those who have
never read the story will be eager to
sec lie exciting tale unrolded in we'll
played episodes. Those who haze
never read it nave a great pleasure
in store.
Tuesday. Mary lIil"s M.ntcr will be
seen "in Charity Castle" a Mutual stay
production. Charity Castle" is really
Mintcr masterpiece. Her Fathers
station" William Fox comedy. wiM
be added.
Wednesday. Charlie Chaplin viii b.
seen in brand-new two .rcci comedy,
The Tramp" Compliments Of the
season. an .. Henry story. will also
bc added.
Friday. Marguerite Fischer will be
featured in Mutual star p-oduc;ion
The Girl Who Couldn't Grow i-p.' a,
comedy drama; also a Lonesome Luke"
comedy.