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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
S.l.srapbiiae Natisen.

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gtieber Der Ulilt grOburers sIHocia'
tion, bon Der bic Stobt nit yiiIh
psriprst pirO, in ben gIntlnse5uitano
psrIsst, neil iie fi9 5ur 5iriruns Der
MiIdpretIe Derf@iporen baben iols
len.
- Senator gbomberlain bon
Oregon. Der 9oriiber bss Senotss
committees fir MiIitdrauselesenbsis
ten, rnubtc ii9 in Waibington ciner
8linbbarmOperation unter5iebsn, bic,
fpie Is beibt, sinen siinitissn 9erIant
nabm.
- Sn Retp gort ipurbs ber 16
Sabre nlte paul Chapman BON Ri4s
ter Siaae M. aappsr bom Obsrgss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
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Der groofIpner S6nserbunobaIls gu
per3eihnen. Gin 5abIrcites 9ubIl.
fun bate ii6 einseiteIlt iinb jl6elie
ben aiinitlerinnen iino Minitlerit 5iI,
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baiten bereit iinben laiient gum @e.
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niige oaber, eire fiir5e 8ieoergnbs
oes grograurrs, Dos 70 pieI oes gu.
ten uno Sdonen brntte.
eroffnet puroe bic @ortragsoro'
nilna nit einen BON 5rau Grna So
did, geiprodenen irto bon ibrem
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menta[>SoIiiten beianoen iidl bic se.
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wrnth, Der beliebte 9elIiit SEQ
g6uIl5, bic SerreH Sac. iles Soit.
mann, grnit Gfnribt, Carl afHeli
,,nb @tritap Seim pom Bottom Spnl.
plonie-O -Ordeiter nno Der @eiger al'
bert c5reenielb. Wft biibiden sieoer.
dabe,t erfreiiten aammerianger
I5rois gsenieff, Srdulein Margmerits
,sontreie, Ioipie bic @eidpDiiter CLARA
sub glLfreo Glterlano. Serr Gireftor
gbriitians bonn Srpins glaee 2beater
lief; iih burA liiupobIiein entid)u1 ,i'
aeG. GIN ieiner SteIle ipartete Serr
Or. Sails SEEING Gpers nit einigen
iciner @e6id)te aiif. Mecitationen
bred)ien aud Serr garl Sauernaitn
,;nb srau Srie6a nranf 81 @ebor.
geionoeren 9eiiaIl fanoen bic Aeci.
tdtionen. 8eiangs. iinb 2an5oarbIe'
tunaen Der 9ainen ssoa Siren iino
aoite gngel, iotpie Serrn Sanns I'm.
terfir6ers bonn Srpins @laee Thea.
ter. glud, Der befaunte 2ailenoiniia
gplpeiter Gfdfer that iid beicnbersI
berpor. sIIs intereiInnte gailulmer be-
ipdbrte iih Elm alapierportrag auf
einem elnrpiro-pinno. lin bas De.
Iinder perOient gernad,t batten iidlI
ipesiel Serr wsiIan @ober, Der olsI
arfiitiid,er 9eiter fiinairte, utlb Die
Serren BON aonnrittee, an bersE
.Gpise Ser &einri9 Sd,ribt itau0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20

riht gum 1opc perurtbeilt unb iuirb
fouS ber @cup<rnenr i'm ni&t be-
puabiai, in Der eritcn mcdr bti
gpril In Sing Sing auf benz elclfri'
fHen StubI hingeridtet tperbsH'
Chapman NOR iiberfiibrt iporben, IN
wrootIpn gsIesentIi@ zines aabsn-
rnubs. ben Ct nit mebreren ALTERS
senoFsn psriibt. hen 9obenbeiiber er.
inorDet ju babtn.
Jn Columbus, g., bot Der
ausenideinIih eeiitesseftDrte 45 Sab'
re nIte Torreft 4ieelop feline Satin
unb feline Febsn Sabre alts 1odtsr
nit elmer sirt eribIosen. feline
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germutter cine tootl;de auseIipunbs
beisebraht unb bann bur9 einen
RcpolpsriduE i.inem eisensn 2eben
Gin gnbs senadt. Sn bint.rlahencn
Briefen bat CT ole 0prbereitnngeiI
fir feline 8eerbisuns setrofftn unD
bic gabriudirdgcr, iOfpie aud bic
ebordIe beitimmt. bic bsi Der Bserois
sun3 seiungen iperbsn follen.
= 0eIesentli1 elmer Grploiion IN
ben slnInssn Der 8spublic Jrou anb
Stesl gompanp In gaft Gbicago, bel
Snmmonb, SnD., tpurben Stpei per'
5ouen eet0btet nnn 20 perlebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
Metterftnra.:
Gin isI4er III nns fir bente in aMs'
iif)t seitelit.

G,<Tfern ipor rebtes @dfsauetter,
Der feuhtipdrme Winb blies aus
Giibiptit uno obslsih BON bort se>
ipSbnlid tein Reesn tOmmt. resuete
es ssitipeilis in StrOmen. 9atten mir
am Montag Morasn cine 5empsras
tur bon 10 Grab, 10 itano bas Eb<rs
mometer "a Stunben ipdter auf 81
uno mir errsidten eesen 4benb 81
Grab, bic 60hittemperatur. Cine
falte Welle foa unS beute elmer Wets
teriturJ brinsen uno bic 9emperatur
fon auf 10 @rab berabgebeR. @eItern
IbeHb I'm II llbr batten mir nod so,
aber elm TharferWeittptno oeutete ben
nmfdpuns on.
9ie itiinbIihsu Semperaturaufs
seihnungen am seItriseu Gage tparen
tpie folat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
geriinfsn eiHsr sfabt

Die 6uuptiiapi RsritOs bat eineH
Geinb. Der piel Hdrtnddiser II, als irs
genoipelfe Re5olutiondre. Oisief
Jtino II i6on 10 alt oosr an unb filr
ilf nod dIftr, nls bic game ertIitn5
osr Stdot " fino biss oteyDaiIer beg
2e5eorosStes. Shon tett ptr Urlin-
oung Der Siabt I'm Ia. JabrbnHcert
VI iprt @ettthte hauptfdtltd) cine
Msl1e Admpfe nit oieism tiidil9sn
gkmeni oas l9on Of oIe StrdBen
Ilpeltluipd 9nt ano sl Seitsn iept b'e
Dropli4 aufseirtttH II. Nud fltuers
rlfiss lftint Ole Sast ipieoer beotn,s
llder 81 lsln.
2sie on ~el9ifpfe coer usberlttfs'
rung erJaplf, iud9lisn ole AJitien pies
lss sllano auf en- 5elden sinss tbrtr
lSotfer, iple 60 DON sirlem prleifer gss
oellief iplroe, ais sffs aus. vom Ces
il9tspuntt slnes Sdiilngenleurs aus
lparen lls oapts leosnTalIs lple6i BE-
tdtbcn, ipas INNER oer ylaB ionif flir
l'dl geHabt BADEN mag. auf Dem eis
idno errlHieieH lle inrt2atien lno er'
retHten oas Jettleno IN Ndnoes ODER
dnf erhohten planienipegen Uooit
iparen oaiHals IN Den Sfrabsn Dos
gtiDopnlt9lis, uno oas pai einigen
o1rrtlisllern 9elesenbef sessoen.
Die Sfaot ods WtHepig Der ipelfltheH
2Belt oper etEfah Der Wailer 5u Tisr's
rlsr. Der erlfere 2nsl II pafien ses
tlieben, celfcn no9 nance aHoers
stable TN Uergleid, NIT vsntois se'
nannt fporoen lIno.
Sepr paliiIgs leperiHfptmlnuf'gfH
ionntsH DE goiergldupIgen aafeien
ntd1t beiDeser, shre 9ouptftaot nHosrss
ipopin au nerlegsn. Sfatt oellen muir
nsn alierlet plane 5lir aplsifang Dss
wailsrs erlonHen, Aanale. tunnels
ano Deine ipurpen selnTfsn, mi'
oeDeiiienosm @eld]'d lirp rnermuoli.
Gem gifer. Dan fpoliis oas 5orf nInt
eu'seosn, pas pc 5nltl pllosle, ipenn
n,an % auo N anoern gs5lepingen istne
pie'a' mepr iar oen plag sspdpt lat'
M penn ma qeinem A'aflersraoen
tonhle 0'eles gort DON eiier pdnpooh
ateser ipirtlam Oer'psfoisi ipsroeli.
ME aup oet e'OOetsr eorle3 lpaier
selanoeh Pm.
oel oem etOpetuHssllies muros DC
S'aul sript' d0e' oh Span'er pali'
.eh lPte Vtaueln uhp fpiWIgen gs'
pah0e lp'eosr aaf, aaq iesisn lls NAL
letpnstls an, I'm atlntpaller psrDsis
su.elIen. 5hs'ptueh lan oel a!ie pole
geihD iih'rer peoer. De H@inmlie
ueoerlVtpehhuhg VI OCT Wsl1'nte
eet Staoi 80 'tal lozs ein. Camals
Faho pas @dnsr oret iSuB poq IN 0l'
hh StfaBsh, nno oie HeOsrlnpems
mlH9 oalsrte DIE 1854! Sie porte srlf
9aL als marie erooe0en ple SooeHf
.ase d. Derahoerisn uno EN- apflieBen
pet 2eanetmaNeh DeraIlap'sn.
D0p pas nepel ieptls 5uIua ipsnn
aaV pe les' HlIi meqr " loiqem
usaBe. 9lBer oeh giettta%th pdosn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
llnfdae.

- Der 2Sidbrise Jlst4er snpper,
220S Gaitern 2lpe.. flel sefteru 9pr=
mittas in oem 9iiterbabubOf Der
gtortbern &c Weitern giienbabn IN
ct. Bernard DON bem Dad eines 9iis
teripagens unb erIitt eineu breifa6en
Rippen6ru9 auf Der Iinten Seite. Iu>
tppatrpl go. z bolte ibu an Der !SaIte=
itele an Dana 4peuue ab unb bradta
ibn na6bem StabtboIpital.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
gntseseniO m m enb.

Die Grau Gaiahisrmeiiter Gu,
aommitieebams): ~aartsn fiir bos
Nobltbdiatsiis Ronssrt ioll id5 Sbs
nsn abinufsn2 Dnmit Inifsn Sic mid
nur 5ufritben!-
.eber Teten sic mai, ss BAT Il6
bod alles in ben Disnit Der puien
Sahs ssiteli! Sosnr unfsr beriibmi,r
Mitbiirser, Der 9err .RaWmerrdnecr
SoHbinars. pirs siniss aisbsr gum
Better seben!1
.So, finssn ipia i3 msiuetuegsH
auh!l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
Grb6bmns
Der Giienbohnratsn fiibli4 bon ObiO
unb potomac uHb 0ftlid BON
MtIiifiippi perfiiet.

@afbinstun 19. 6ebr. Gin.
GrbDbuns Der gHen6nbu pafagier
rotten BON aipei auf 5tpei uno sinen
@isrteI Gent bic @eile in bsm Ses
bet fiibli9 bonn Obio unb potomac
unc oitlif Dom WifIifiippi 1T ron Der
3pii9enitadtlibeH SdubeIsicmmils
jion sutgebsiben porDsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
ssutterIGnSler bic Gpfer.

Die Sittterbdnoler $. G3e6er u
Co., Blue Rod unb Soppls StruBe,
tpurben -gsitern DON siucm etfpa 35s
jd6rigen Wonns, Der In bas @ei6dft
lam uHo Suttsr i'm Mert5e bon $4.25
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
0efabt
Sit Der WSrber bon qaitor Gpmunb
u. 8. aapier Don @orp, SnO.

gribsspprt, Conn. 19. Jebr.
Wi4neI Sdrainm, Der an Oieniiag
bier untsr bem @erbadt perbafist
tpurbs, ain "a. ausuit 1915 in GarD,
Snb., qaitor Gbmuno u. 8. aapier
ermurbet gu baben, bat, fpis bic pOIis
gel ertIdrt, Elm umfafenoes gsitdno.
nib abgeIeet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20

Dds GeIu9 I'm bisls Grb0buas
mar Dor mebrerrn Wc,nitn seinn6t
fporben, lonse ebc bic Rcsisrlins ben
8obnbttrisb iibrnabm unb bic Ronts
mffiion hilt In bcr Sahe Sffenili4e
@erb0re ob. @ertrstsr Der 9erbdnbe
Der 9anhlungsrsiienb babeu ssseri
bic neue Hate prrtcitirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
Jebli6lss

mar ber SIiegerdHsrif I
auf 2onbon am Wpntag
@benb.
2onbpn, 10. Gebr. Der ans
sriffsDerfud Der beufden GIieser auf
2pnoon am Wlontas 9tbeno mar Elm
Geblf9los.
,Gs purSe Niemanb getObtet ober
perlest unb es purbe aud eeIesenili4
bes Glisseransrtffs am Wontas
aberb isiHerIei S6a6en anseri9tet,~ .
beibt ss in Der amili9en 8etannts
ma6ung.
True translation fled with the Pest
master at Cincinnati on. February 10,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
her 9Th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20

9errtn 6. 90. $. 2ucbbsrt. Srco. 8.
gollman, 2pnis Rebfub ,unh 9nns
3inse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February 10,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
ber 9th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February 10,
1918, as required by the Act OF Octo-
Der 9th. 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20

Trae translation filed with the Pest
master at Cincinnati on February ~,
1918, as required by the Act OF octo-
Der eth, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20

True translation filed with the Post.
nGster at Cincinnati on February ID
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
her 9th. 1917
Storbenfir's 8aterIan D.
Baibins ton .. g., 19. 5eb.
aaoet CHARLES e. Sones aus gitis.
iielb, 0iaii., Der benz 5Ilegertorps
oes Signaltorps ottadIirt mar. 1T IN
5rnnfrei6 seIegentIidJ etnes 6Iieger.
ilnials i,ms 2eben getommen, ple anI
3icnitng Dem arieesoeportemeut bonn
General Esribine gemeIoet iDuroe.
Dallas. Ter, 19. Sebruar. -
sSIiegerfaoet gietor 4. 9ennis aus
Ietroit, y2ih., III an Gieuitns gindl.
mittag granomunben erlegen, bic er
am gornrittag erlitteu bate, aIs er
nit ieinem s5liigseag aus eirer $obe
bon 100 Sub abitiir5te, nobel Der 90.
ioIinbebaIter erplooirt mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20
Niebergeitintm,t.

2Oubon, 10. 5ebruar. = Die
amnlgamatsb Soeistp Of GniHsers
tot, laut elmer BON Ssireidr Der gers
siniguus absesebegsn grtldruna. bi.
@Ori9Idse beSiiGid Der GiHSiebuns
gum ariessbisuit nit elmer Mebrbeit
pon 93.547 Stimmsn niebsrseitimmt.
Dos ergebnib Der 2fbiiimmuns mar
pie folst: Jiir ben @orfdlas~Ssr Res
gisruns 27.470; basesen 121, OFT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-20

nm bic sdter an srianasn. fass man bsa
nclisn 9nmfn HnrefiW 1fsup Eainine ePaa
sft.e atd Die Nomfnsnrisr6riff bon q. ~
Gssss esilt GrfdItuuafu an sinsu xssa. sox
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10
READ THESE PRICES

$3.50 and $1.O0 BOYS RIBBED UN-
ion Suits and Fleece Lined Shirts and
Drawers, now Sl.65 AZ
and ----------------- TCS
s1.OO and SOC BOYS ALL LEATHER
Gloves and Wool Gloves; soc and $l.OO
values; now for 38c TO-
S1.OO and 75c BOYS BLOUSES AND
Shirts in one special lot as long as
they last; 75c and $l00 values 20.
$l.O0 BOYS OvERALLS, EXCEP-
tionally well made, as long as they
last, $l.O0 values, special cc.
now ------------------ WV
$500 LADIES' SUITS NOW sl2.45.
Ladies and Misses all wool poplin
Suits of blue, black and gray in the
newest Fall and Winter styles-the
coats are lined with guaranteed satin
and skirts made full c19Ac
length, $25 values now 1lL.fJ
$4,000 LADIES' SUITS NOW sl4.45.
Ladies' and Misses Suits made of
French serge, wool poplin, broadcloth
and mixed wool materials, all the very
newest styles in all the new shades
and colors, $4,000 values c1AAc
now for --------------1 lf.fC
$45 and $40 LADIES' AND MISSES
Suits, made Of wool jersey, French
serge, wool poplin and broadcloth, full
length coats with convertible trimmed
with buttons, the very newest styles;
all $40 and $40 values, ccc or
now for the price Of $500 1LU.O0
SIS and SIS LADIES' AND MISSES
Coats of mixed wool materials with
large collars and fancy buttons; alse
velvet coats; all SIS and SIS &C or
values now for S9.s5 and - 1U.0J
s25 and $40 LADIES' AND MISSES
Coats, made up in all the new up.to-
date styles, plush and velvet corduroy
IN all the new shades and Colors. in
GLIDING solid black; all $50 cir or
and S25 values, now for $1,000
SIS and $40 LADIES' AND MISSES
High Grade Coats Of broadcloth. vel
our and wool mixture materials with
large velvet or fur trimmed collars
having high wide belts and trimmed
with large buttons, lined with the best
satin; they are all carefully tailored
and each style one Of a kind giving
these garments the much desired eye
clusiyeness demanded; they are all $40
and $40 values, priced N9c or
now for only --------.S $1,000
$500 INFANTS COATS IN ONE
Special Lot, light eolors, as LONG as
n 1SSy last al $500 values S1Q5
INV ------------------ ksJJ
$500 and $1,000 MEMS CUSTOM
Tailored Coats-only one to custom
er, as long as they last; all $1,000 and
$500 coats; price now O. M
each -------------- Sl.UU
2Se ASSORTMENT OF TIN WARE
consisting Of muffin pans. cofFae
strainers, pie plates, cOllanders r.
and cake pans; all 25c values, now &C
SOC, s5c and 25c KITCHEN UTFN
sis, consisting Of tea and coffee pots
vegetable slicers, egg heaters. potato
iaasners, teaspoons and tablespoons.
25e' 85e and SOC values, now 22e
l2c, Sc and -------- 4C
sl,OO, 75c, SOC and 25c HARDWARE
articles such as saws, door springs
door hinges, screw drivers, lamp burn,
ers' mail boxes, rope pulleys and hun
dreds more, too numerous to describe
values 25c TO sl0O, now for 2Sc a
- a''u ~------------- "
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10
READ THESE PRICES

$1.5O MEMS SHIRTS NOW CSC
One special lot of mems shirts with
collars attached in either plain white,
cream or fancy stripe material of mer-
cerized linen or pongee; they are ex-
ceptional $3.50 values, now co.
$l.5O and s1.OO MEMS FINEST
Heavy Blue Chambray Work Shirts
of genuine Amoskeag guaranteed ana
line dye, full made and extra well
sewed to give twice the wear of those
you see ordinarily; they sell regular
for $l.00 and $1.5O, price now co.
85c and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OOS
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50 and $1.50 MEMS
Finest Dress Shirts of high grade all
silk, silk fibre and madras and crepe
shifting materials, in all the new nov
city and fancy stripe effects, with OF
without collar attached and French OF
laundered cuffs; these shirts sold reg
ular for $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50;
on sale now for $2.45, $1.95, TO-
81 AS, 95c and ------ SOS
$500, $500 and $3.50 MEMS FINEST
all wool warm flannel Shirts, extra
we'll made and REINFORCED with strong
satin lining across the back and shout
ders, double military pockets; all reg
ular SIS and Sc sellers; now 90.
for So. AS, $2.45 and -------- OOS
$500, $3.50, $3.50 and $l.50 MEMS
Winter Underwear, consisting of light
and medium winter weight ribbed and
fleece lined union suits and shirts and
drawers, including also all wool and
elastic seam drawers; all sold regular
for 81. so, $3.50, $3.50 and $500, cc.
now for S2.45, S1.1S, Csc and W.
$3.50 and S1.50 MEMS OVERALLS-
Mems heavy denim 0veralls in the sol
id blue and in stripes, double seams
stitched and well made, deep pockets
Jumpers included; $3.50 and Or.
$1.50 values now for Csc and OJl
$1.25 and S100 MEMS LEGGINS-
to close out this special lot; come and
select your size; regular Sl.00 20.
and $l.25 values, now Sc and JOE
25c, 15c and slOe MEMS HEMMED
stitched border, and red and blue ban
danna Handkerchiefs, now for c.
the price of l2c, &c and 100000 W
$l.OO. 75c and Csc MEMS FINE
dress suspenders, Isle and farmers
brace, now for Acc, 3Sc Or
and ------------------------CJC
$l.OO, 75c, soc and S5c MEMS FIN.
est Pure Silk Hose, in black and white.
also fancy novelty striped patterns,
including fine all black, white. tan or
gray silk Isle mems hose; REGULAR 3Sc
so, 75c and Si.00 values, now 10.
for S5c, CSC, 45c and 49,. $500 loo
$1.5O, S1.OO. 75c and soc MEMS FINE
Silk Neckwear, in every new style Of
plain, fancy or striped pattern or Co
raj effect-four-in-han bows and
tecks, SOC, Zoe, Sl.O0 and $3.50 a
values, now for 42e, S4e, lse and fC
SOC and 25c MEMS BOSTON AND
Paris style Carriers and Arm O.
Bands, now for lSc, 12e and 49, OC
$500, $500 and $3.50 MEMS FIN.
est felt Stetson shape newest style
hats, now for s3.45, S2,45 G. nr
and ------------------- y 1sJJ
$500, $3.50 and Sl.00 MEMS AND
Boys Fine Blue Serge Caps, or
now for 81 .2S. 95c and UOC
$3.50 and sl.OO BOYS FINE NEGLI.
gee Dress Shirts, with soft collar. neat
fancy striped patterns; $3.50 cE
and si.00 values, now soc and O0C
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10

$1.50 MEMS SHIRTS NOW CSC
One special lot of mems shirts with
collars attached in either plain white,
cream or fancy stripe material of mer-
cerized linen or pongee; they are ex-
ceptional $3.50 values, now co.
for UOA
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10

$3.50, $3.50 and $500 MEMS FINE
heavy ribbed all wool Sweaters, with
roll shawl collars, in all shades and
colors; all $500, $3.50 and $3.50 val
ues, now for $S.45, 1926 CT Ar
and " 1stJ
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10

25c GRANITE WARE ASS0RT-
ment, consisting of pudding pans, milk
pans, soup dishes, bread coasters, and
frying pans; all 25c values, e.
soc, 2jc and l5c CHINA WARE AS
sortment, consisting Of oatmeal dishes,
berry dishes, saucers and large size
platters, decorated with floral designs /;
l5c to Soc values, now Ice, &c e.
25c and l5c WHITTEMORE'S SHOE
Polish, Shinola, Two-in- One and ALDO
SHOE POLISH, l5e and 25c val O
ues, now lac and ------ OC
Sl.O0, Use, soc and 25c YELLOW
Stone Ware, consisting of water pitch
ers, mixing bowls, pie plates and
brown stone ware, CONSISTING of tea
pots, mixing bowls and cream pitch
ers, 25c to Sl.O0 values, now 24c, O.
iec ana ------------------ "
$3.50, $500 and $l.50 BEAUTIFUL
Unbreakable Dolls, beautifully dress
ed for boys, also dressed in Scout suits
and Uncle Sam uniforms, S1.50 to
$3.50 values, now for the price 90
Of 68c, 48c and ---O JOG
$3.50 ART SQUARES, CREX RUGS,
and Ingram Squares, sizes 9x12, $3.50
s values now $685. S2A5
s35, S25 and SIS BRUSSELS RUGS,
9xl2 and Ingram Rugs 9x12; SIS, S25
and S35 values, now $2l.45 r7 ar
SlG45 and sfC
$3.50, $500 and $3.50 BRUSSELS
Rugs Of beautiful center floral designs
as long as they last now c10r
ior ----------------- y sJO
$3.50 and $3.50 BABY CRIB BLAN.
kets in all white, blue and pink with
beautiful floral design; $3.50 70
and $3.50 values, now 85c and COC
$500 and $3.50 FULL SIZE BLAN.
kets, extra heavy weight; as long as
they last $3.50 and $500 q 60
values, now Sl.7S and - 90
sl2, $40 and $3.50 BLANKETS. ALI
iull size, extra heavy weight hound
edges, solid white, also with fancy
blue or pink stripe; values 81 20 IT.
SlZoO; as long as they last, GO nr
now Tor S6.38, $4,45 and = 4O.JJ
&c PAPER PINS, sKEINs SILK
Floss and best grade Embroidery 4
Cotton, &c each and 49, lie
lOc CARDS PEARL BUTTONS. Doz.
en- on card, Safety Pins, and snooIs
Crochet Cotton; all loo values, I'S
now &c and ---- &C
Soc, 25c and 15c LARGE SIZE
.omos and Pocket Combs now a
for &c, l6c and NJ
~ lUe Hal HAIR NETS IN ALL CoLoRs
OF shades desired, regular loo
seiierS' price now &c and &c
15c and SOC STAMPED PILLOW
Eases, Towels. Nightgowns Cor. "
lovers, Envelope Chemise and Ce onte'
Fleces, sell regular for Soc and !" .
zoe, now for SIC and SAC
S SatS SCI SET SILVER PLATED NUT
t 1eSs' price now set, as long as 20
Roc R,S,.I Tooth BRUSHES, SHAVING
1 70 usnes' now for the price of q
a9e and .-------------. &c
Violet Vic nCC CASH. Is. PERFUME ROSE
valves CASHMERE r,s;a5 Bouquet, all 25c O
o oa.u en priced now for 12c and &c
F Flo GK I iIo TI,A!LCUM POWDER AIR
fo lp''' Lilac Violet and Rose, now or O
---------- OC
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10

$3.50, $1.OO, 75c and $50c MEMS
Leather Gauntlet Driving and Work
Gloves, also extra heavy gauntlet can
vas gloves, SOC, Toe, s1.00 and S1.50
values, now for 85c, Csc, 45c To-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10

sl.OO, 75e, SOC and 25c HARDWARE
articles, such as saws, door sprincs
door hinges, screw drivers, lamp bnr9n'
ers' mail boxes, rope pulleys and hun
dreeds more, too numerous to describe
values va 25e to sl,OO, now for Csc, o
pc, l4e and -- NJ
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10

$500, $500 and $3.50 MEMS FINEST
all wool warm flannel Shirts, extra
we'll made and REINFORCED with strong
satin lining across the back and shout
ders, double military pockets; all reg
ular SIS and Sc sellers; now 90.
foc GO Ak 80 Az and OON
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10

$3.50 BOYS FINEST IMPORTED
Blue Serp1 material suits, made up in
the very newest styles with the new
trench belt effect, unusually well made
for durability and long wear They
are genuine $3.50 values, e. OF
now for the price of ~ sOJ
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10
$3.50, $3.50 AND $500 MEMS AND
YOUNG MEMS

all wool and pure worsted pants in ev-
cry imaginable new pattern, stripe,
and novelty material in vogue, browns,
blue and gray mixtures, and pin and
fancy, plain and invisible stripe eff
fects, custom tailor made and guaran-
teed to fit perfectly. They are all
worth $500, $3.50 and $3.50, G. AZ
now for 1895, 1895 and y AsfJ
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10
READ THESE PRICES

$3.50 and $3.50 MEMS OOZE
Leather Shoes that are extra well
made, assuring comfortable wear, fit
ting the foot easy and workmanship
which means full satisfaction and ex-
ira good service. These shoes sold
regularly for $3.50 and O. cE
$3.50, now for $1.95 and y 1sVJ
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-10

$500, $3.50. $500 and $1.5O BOYS
Pants in all wool materials of solid
blue serges and mixture materials,
lined solid throughout and made to
give service and unusual long wearing
durability; the values range from
$3.50 to $500, $3.50 and $500, Or
now for $195, $1.45 and ----- JJS