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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-25
RED CROSS NOTES

Rathdrum Branch wishes to thank
Mr.. Joseph Poirer for his generosity
10 donating the use of his building
for the Red Cross Shop. Some wood Is
now needed, and If, among the many
things people are donating for the
shop, little wood can be included IL
will be much appreciated, as we'll as
all articles brought 10 and contribut-
ed to the good cause.
A supply of standard size cartons
for use 10 sending Christmas gifts to
the soldiers overseas is expected Nov.
| from Occur d'Alene. All packages
for soldiers must be sent 10 these
cartons and must be mailed not later
than Nov. Is, according to orders OF
the war department. Look for pub
lished regulations next week.
The Red Cross Shop will be open
Saturday, October 26, at 8 a, No.
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LeCa| Paragraphs.

The heaviest frost of the season
came Monday night, and 90 We'd mes.
Gay morning the first snow appeared
on the Kathdrum mountain.
Seine mammoth carrots were raised
by N. II Taylor in his garden. One
specimen weighed I pounds.
Three members of w. r. Borth-
wicks family on the prairie south of
town are reported i'll with influenza
but are recovering. Their sickness is
said to have followed a visit in Spo-
kane.
The marriage in Spokane of Hobart
G. Anstine of Rathdrum and Bernice
Baker of Spokane. was reported Sun
day. Mr.. Anstine Is employed in the
N. p. station here.
Since school closed two weeks age
on account of Influenza, John Papen-
dick and II. c. Whitaker have
thoroughly cleaned and fumigated
the rooms.
Sixteen head Of cattle were i'm
pounded by Special Marshal L. A
Kruger last Friday. The owner was
located day or two later, being d
farmer near Belmont. He and bis
brother were moving the stock ou'
for sale.
Au auction sale of several teams oi
horses, thirty head of cattle, sons
chickens. ten tons of timothy hay
potatoes, farm machinery, etc F, il
announced by J c. Bean to be hello
at DR.. Wenz's ranch q miles north
east of Careywood, October 80, begin.
ming at 10 o'clock. A free lunch at
noon will be feature. DR.. O. G
Farnswortb will cry the sale.
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MI. and Mrs. G. W. eFemm,np
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wadden, DR.. D.
r. aelllster and A. A. Bergcs, were
among those who made successful
nshlog trips to Priest like the past
week.
marco Belchelf returned last week
'rom Deer Park, WISH, where h.
worked III The sawmi.l. He reports
nat during hrs absence someone
ourslarizsd his house in The George
Town district and stole his provisions
ma other articles of the total value
Of $40.
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Can Now Eat and Sleep In Comfort

If troubled with indigestion or
sleeplessness you should read what
Miss Agnes Turner, Chicago, H., has
to say: "Overwork, irregular meals
md carelessness regarding the ordI.
nary rules Of health, gradually under
mined 1t until last fall l became
wreck Of my former SELF / suffered
from continual headache, was unable
to digest my food, which seemed TO
lay as dead weight on my stomach.
| was very constlpated and my COM
plexion became dark, yellow and
muddy as ] felt. Sleeplessness was
added TO my misery, and / would
awake as tired as when | went To
sleep. l heard OF Chamberlaiu's
Tablets and found such relief after
taking them that l kept up the treat.
meDt for nearly two months. They
cleansed my stomach, lnvigorated my
system, and since that time l can eat
and sleep In comfort. I am today
entirely WE'LL" Oct adv.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that In
accordance with the provisions of
Village Ordinance of the Village Of
Rathdrum. | have this day taken up
and impounded one certain Red
Heifer, age about 5 months, and one
certain Red Steer, age about months.
for the reason that | found such
animals running at large 10 the
streets of such village.
If the above mentioned animals are
not claimed by the owner and the
impounding costs and fees paid at the
expiration of five days after October
25th, 1918. the date of publ cation
of this notice, such animals will be
sold by me for cash to the highest
bidder at the o. K. Stables In the
Village of Rdthdrum, Kootenal
County, Idaho, on the 3lst day of
October, 1918, at the hour of 9 o'clock
a. M, of said day.
Dated this 10th day of October,
1918. L A. KRUGER,
Village Marshal.
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RATHDRUM MEAT 90.

Miss Florence Woutchlk, aged I8
years, died of Influenza last Friday,
Oct. Is, at her home ia Newport and
was buried in Rathdrum. cemetery
Saturday afternoon. She leaves her
father. Peter Woutchik. and three
sisters, Misses Ruth and Irene of
Newport, and Mrs. w. Il. Jones of
Hartford, Wash. She formerly re.
sided in Rathdrum.
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Buy Crescent coffee and spices.
Hot Air az q Pelishsr.

Hot air is used for polishing. The
articles to be treated are placed In a
basket in a centrifugal machine driven
at very high speed and heated air Is
blown from pipe through the basket.
A high polish is thus produced very
rapidly. Nickel plated articles that
have become furnished are made bright
In a few minutes. Wet metal, fresh
from the bath. needs no preliminary
drying. for the current of air dries and
polishes 1t at the same moment.
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A Beautiful Woman

Do you know that a beautiful
woman always has good digestion?
If your digestion is faulty. eat lightly
of meats, and take an occasional dose
of Chamberlain's Tablets to strength
en- your digestion. Price 25c.
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rOST-Crank for my Oakland Six
.nto between Miller's camp on Upper
Twin lake and Rathdrum. fiedse
rotnrn TO Chas. Wendler, R. 2, Rath'
drum.
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Personal Mention.

Lester 'rnes or Garwo q was In
,own on business Saturday.
Mrs A. o. Skinner returned home
this week from visit 10 Midva'e.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. McDuffie
visited relatives 10 Sp kane Sunda,
C. K. Lathrop has been taking his
vacation, Mrs Lathrop carrying thr
mail 90 r. f. d. M. In his stead
]. A. Siegloch and family OF Spo-
kane were visitors In Ra,hdrum Sun
day.
James McCoid went back to the
C1eur d'Alenes last week to work 10
the mines
Frank Thompson, who Is employed
as sawyer In sawmill at Deer Park
Wash, visited his family 10 Ratb-
drum over Sunday.
Mrs. Bridges of DeSmet, North
Dakota, arrived last Friday for a
visit at the home of her brother, W.
A. Hart.
Clark Hill left Monday for the o.
S. naval training station at San
Francisco. his 40-daY furlough having
expired
Miss Julia Boyer left Tuesday fer
her home at jamestown, Penn, after
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. S. Beck.
Miss Dorothy McCoid, student
nurse at ST. Luke's hospital ia Spo-
kane, returned home last Friday Oh
account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. e. Borell have
vacated the kirkpatrick residence
and now occupy the brennan resi-.
dence down towo.
DR.. f. WeDZ has been at Pullman,
WASH, to attend his daughter, Miss
Belle, who was reported Ill with the
influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. III. II. Shayler, who
have conducted the Lake Park homes
at Twin lakes the past three seasons,
are moving TO Spokane for the winter.
j. G. -Schuldt and family have
moved to Ridgefleld, Clark county,
Wash. They sold their farm on
Rathdrum prairie to Mr.. Millsaps OF
Cheney, Wash.
A. w. Millsaps OF Spirit Lake and
William G. helms of Opportunity,
Wash, we're 10 Rathdrum last Friday.
Mr. helms formerly resided west OF
Rathdrum.
Mackinaw coat with pair of
gloves, also sack of cabbage, between
Rathdrum bridge and Spirit Lake.
Leave at Postott1ce at Rathdrum and
receive reward. Up
L. e. Franks of Rosebud, Mont.
arrived last Friday to visit Mrs.
Franks and daughter, who are at the
home of Mrs. Franks mother, Mrs.
: Mary j. Culp.
DR.. D. d. brennan has moved his
office to Occur d'Alene where be and
bis family expect TO make tnelr
home. The doctor plans to have
several days week to devote to MS
practice In Rathdrum.
f. A. Morris. republican candidate
for county commissioners from tnt
third district, made brief visits u
Occur d'Alene and Spirit Lake thls
week.
S. r. Palmer, who worked on a
ranch at the head of Twin lakes Tue
past summer, suffered a stroke ol
what is believed to be apoplexy. IL
was able to be about town last week
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Bronchial Trouble.

Mrs. A. E. Sidenberder, Rockfleld,
Ind., states: "For an attacks Of
bronchial trouble which usually
assails me in the spring find Cham
herlain's Cough Remedy the only
thing that gives me relief. After
using it for few days all signs OF
bronchial trouble disappears"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-25

Spokane reports 1900 cases of 10
fluenza and 35 deaths from pneumonia
since the outbreak OF the disease.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-25

Late reports from Occur d'Alene
Indicate that Kootenai county ex-
ceeded it's bond quota by nearly
100000 or 25 per cent.
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The Idaho state board OF health
issued an order Wednesday closing all
public libraries 10 the state, as an
additional precaution against the
spread of influenza.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-25

A marriage license was issued at
Occur d'Alene Wednesday to George
Rodgers, 90, and Ethel Purdy. Is,
bath of Athol.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-25

sS-several bead OF heavy horses
for sale or trade for cattle, also light
buggy horse.-Gust Peters, r. Post
Falls, Idaho. 1922
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Lost, or Strayed-One bay mule,
yearling. from my place near Gibbs.
Finder please notify Fl. j. Swofford,
Occur d'Alene. Idaho, Route No. l..
2l-24p
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White Fir Wanted.-I will buy
white fir stumpage, also, cut into logs
delivered at track. Money advanced
on skids 10 woods.-N. Bolvig, Gar
wood, Idaho. 21-23p
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For Sale or Rent on easy terms, my
farm on the prairie 2 miles from
town-LouIs A. Larsen, Rathdrum,
Idaho. 22tf
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BUSINESS BRIEFS.

For your Xmas crochet aud fancy
work. leave your orders with Mrs. j.
III. Powell. 20 %
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1918-10-25

Timothy hay (In bundle) for sale at
Ramsey Mrs. A. @. Skinner, Rath-
drum. 22p
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Handkerchiefs

WOMEN'S 81 SWISS
II A N KERCHIEFS -
Hemstitched or colored roll
hens. white or colored en-
broidered corners, 2 doIen
for 500.
MEMS l5c CAMBRIA
n A N NDKERCHIEFS -
White embroidered initials.
9 for sl.00.
WOMEN'S 25c PURE
LINEN n a n DIX Err
CHIEFS - Narrow hem
stitched hens. embroidered
corners in white or colorS.
S for sl.00.
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Bedding

$50 COTTON BATS
comfort size. 72xPO-inch,
sewed cotton bats, weight
) lbs sl.0o.
Sl2s COTTON BLAN-
kETS-In gray with blue
and pink borders, 800
each.
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Crepe de Chine
Underwear

SIPS AND $50 CAMI-
SOLES-Four new styles
in pink crepe de chine,
trimmed with fine filet and
val lsces, exquisite rosettes
and either lace or ribbon
shoulder straps, 500.
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Wallpaper

500 WORTH OF
WALL PAPER-ConSiSt-
ing 10 rolls for side walls,
3 rolls for ceiling, 10 yards
OF enough to paper
an average size room.
Beautiful patterns. suitable
for any room IN the house.
sl.O0.
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w ash Goods

$50 B-INCH PRINTED
NOlLES-Light and medi-
um color combinations, S
yards for sl.oo.
25c 27-INCH PRINTED
NOILES-A multitude of
patterns, all fast colors, 6
yards for sl.oo.
$50 b-lNCH WOVEN
TISSUES-Woven colored
stripes on white grounds, 4
yards for si.0o.
Sl.25 40-INCH DRESS
NOlLES-High class silk
and chiffon dress voiles in
handsome styles, Si.oo yard.
sc AND j5c 34-INCH
COTTON SUITlNGS -
Plain colorS and fancy
stripes, 5 yards for si.oo.
ioc 32 INCH SOL
SETTE 5 HlRTIN Nc -
Beautiful solid colors, j.
yard shirt patterns, si.oo.
S.25 45-INCH DRESS
LlNEN-Best French lin
en-, any shade, si,oo yard.
$l25 32-INCH TUB
SILK SHlRTING-Beau-
tiful assortment Of stripes,
500 yard.
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Combination
Namber |
S1.35 Value at 81
Consists of
WOrnen's
Neckwear

75c AND SlOO FANCY
{ OL LARS - Filet lace,
Swiss and organdy collars.
plain and lace trimmed. in
white and colors. 2 for 81.
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WOmen's S
BlOuses

$50 NEW V OIL L +
BLOUSES -- Plain tucked
styles, also the new effects
in lace trimmed lingerics,
800.
$i19 1917 BLOUSES -
Voiles and batistes in pink
and blue, also white lin
enes, some are soiled, 2 for
800,
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Boys
Furnishings

BOYS 7sc WAS II
BLOUSES-2 for 500.
BOYS $50 TO S225
WASH SUITS - Sl.OO
each.
BOYS 75c AND SlOO
HATS AND CAPS for
800.
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Basement
Fashions

Sl.o8 WHITE ORGAN
DY BLOUSES - Lace
trimmed and tailored mod
els, with large collars, 81.
800 WHITE WASH
SkIRTS-Made OF beauti-
full basket weave Skirting
with belt and pocket, s1.OO.
$3.50 TRIMMED HATS
Large and medium sized
sailors, ribbon and orna
meut trimmed, si.0O.
$3.50 UNTRIMM ID
SHAPES-White nets and
braldS in a multitude Of
smart forms, Sl.O0.
$l.50 BLACK HEATH
L X BLOOM PETIT
COATS--Dresden patterns.
deep flounces finished with
small ruffles, 500.
$l.S0 WHITE MUSLIN
PETTlCOATS - Either
with one deep flounce or
two small flounces Of en-
broidery, 800.
. CHILDREN go
GlNGHAM DRESSES -
Solid pink or blue empire
effects, for tots 2 to 3 years
old, 5 for 500.
chill DREN'S 75c
GlNGHAM DRESSES -
Solid blue or linen color.
with vests and collars of
striped material, sizes 3 to
II years, 2 for 800.
BOYS' 7Sc ROMpFPS
Brown pin striped fabric
with collar and trims OF
solid brown. sizes 2 10 3
years, 2 for 800.
$l.O0 WHITE WOLFE
BLOUSES-Lace trimmed
lingerie effects. and tai
lored effects, soiled, 2 for
800. y
89c MILDLY BLOUSES
White MILDLY cloth, blue
sailor collars. pocket and
cuffs trimmed in blue, 2
for tl.00.
SlSO NATION AL"
HOUSEDRESSES-Dain.
ty striped peroales with
solid color trimmings, sizes
u and 70, 800.
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Luggage

7SC FIBRE AND MAT
TING SUIT CASES - 2
for 500.
Sl25 FIBRE AND
MATING SUIT CASES
800 each.
2.2S MATING BAGS
-l8-inch size, fancy ere
tonne lined, good catches
and lock. 800.
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245 Trimmed Hats
for Women and Children
at $1.O0 each
Were $500 to $500

Some OF them worth dollar To wear once They in
cude straw crepe and satin sailors urbans and dress types
for street and motor black and good coorinps fine
braid and rough sailors sport wear in green
pie navy sand and red and chidrens hats of novelty
straws, Madagascar and braid in white khaki sand and
black Act quick
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ROmpers

{ n | / d r f Ms 7Sc
ROMPERS - Blue cham
brays, blue and white
check ginghams. etc. Sizes
; 10 q years, 2 for sI.OO.
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Boudoir Caps

75c BOUDOlR CAPS 49,
Jap silk boudoir caps, and
georgette boudoir caps lace
trimmed. in pink, blue, rose
and yellow, 2 for si.oo.
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Upholstery

65c OPAQUE WINDOW
SHADES-b inches wide,
1T long, in olive green
only, pulls and brackets
furnished, 2 for si.OO.
$50 MARQUlSETTE
CURTAINS - "a yards
long 70 inches wide, with
drawn hemstitched edges,
in cream color and ccru,
s1.Oo pair.
75c FlLET CURTAIN
NET-40 inches wide, small
and large designs, white
and ecru color, 2 yards for
sl.oO.
Csc IMPORTED CUR
TAIN MADRAS-j6 inch
cs wide. with small de-
signs; white or ecru color,
= yards for sloo.
Soc CRETONNES - 20
inches wide, in a variety OF
colors. pink. blue, tan, etc,
with small and large de-
signs, 3 yards for 500.
$50 INLAID LIMO
LEUM - 2 yards wide,
small designs i'll green and
tan effects; colors go
through to the back, sl.oo
square yard.
35c CURTAIN MAR
QUISETTE - 20 inches
wide, extra fine quality, IN
white or ecru color, S
yards for sl.oo.
SOc SUNFAST ORA
PERY-Jo inches wide, in
blue, green, brown, rose,
gold and in combinations of
colors, 2 yards for sl.o0.
$l.S0 BATH MATS -
1890 inches, very heavy
quality. tile effects in pink
only, si.0o each.
90
20e- CURTAIN SCRIM
80 inches wide. band Dor
der, white only, 8 yards for
500.
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Leather Goods

81 50 BAGS AND EN-
VELOPE PURSES-Goat
and imitation pin seal. in
black. brown and blue. fit
ted, ton and back straps
sl00 each.
$l.50 COLLAR BAGS
Black or brown leather,
with fancy oolored sateen
lining, siOo.
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Muslin

25c B-INCH MUSLIN
: Fine soft finish, no starch,
5 yards for si.oo.
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Dress Goods

81 81 TO SIS DRESS
GOODS-SOlld colors and
fancy mixtures for suits
and dresses, 500 yard
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Wells

75c AND Sl,OO CIRCU-
LAR VEILS-Plain mesh
nets with chenille dotted
borders. IN black, blue and
black-and white, 2 for 81,
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EmbrOideries

800. 500 AND $500
EMBROlDERlES-- Band
ings and edgings. for hand
some summer irocks. si.oo
yard.
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S1.9S to $6.9S Embroidered
FlOuncings, $1.O0 yd.

High grade flouncings embroidered in gold silver black
and silver and silver blue and silver and other bea
titul combinations II u inches wide for the designing
Of luxurious evening costumes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-16
Knit
Underwear

WOMEN'S Csc COT
TON UNION SUITS -
Closed style, loose knee,
sizes "a to ~. 2 for 800.
WOMEN'S SlOO Isle
UNION SUITS -- Pink
and white, size "a only, 2
for sl.OO.
WOMEN'S 3Sc COT
TON UNION SUITS -
Cuff and loose knee styles,
sizes - to jS, 8 for 500.
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Combination
Number 2
$1.35 V alue at 81
Consists of
Children's


Sl2S AND 81 so WHITE
MUSLIN p + TTICOATS
With 4-inch embroidery
ilounCes sizes Q to Ia, 81.
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White Goods

25c @-INCH PAJAMR
CHECKS - Small checks.
for mems, women's and
chlldren's underwear. g.
yard bolts for 500.
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Children's
Dresses

SIS AND $50 GING-
HAM DRESSES - Plaid,
and solid colors. in all the
newest styles. Silcs , 10
II years, 500 each.
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Is Pairs of WOmen's 81 to $5
Shoes, $1.OO Pair

High and low footwear in various styles and feathers;
patents dullS velves sans, etc, welt sole and Cuban
heels Regardless of what the styles like what price
$l00 for pair of shoes today2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-16
Mems Shifting

Soc O-lNCH JAPAN
ESE CREPE - In j-yard
shirt patterns, 500 pattern.
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$500 to $500 6-Piece Sets of
Fine Chinaware, S1.O0 Set

Plates cups and saucers CASSEROLE bouons soups etc
taken from discontinued patterns Of fine imported china din
ner services II you'll find the piece you need to match your
set It alone E be worth $l0O
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ParasOls

WOMEN'S AND chill
DREN'S SIPS TO $50
PARASOLS-PIain colors.
stripes and plain colors
with fancy borders, 800
each.
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Trimmings

$50 TO 800 IN.
BROIDERED BANDS o.
Embroidered in colots.
some beaded, ! to 4 inches
wide, 800 yard.
$3.50 TO 4.OO GOLD
AND SILV VER EN-
BROlD ERY Motif,
bands and edges, 800
yard.
500 TO $50 BEAD
MOTIFS Embroidered IN
beautiful color comblna
tions, 2 for 500
Soc TO 85c EMBROlD-
Erred MOTlFS-In gold
and color combinations.
some bead limitations, a few
real bead motifs, 3 for 500
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Stamped Goods

NJ '''''''' W ''''''
.r.
: ~ fILION 'NNEa
81 80 = ] a VI ? J. y
COW NNS-Sl".
SO STAMPED IO"
ELS-o for S.OO
BAGS-Sioo.
y5c DRESSER SCARFS
l8y4s inch. clover bleach.
4 for 500
Soc SILVER CASES
Knif, FORK and spoon. q
et N tn S4OO ASSORT.
IN FINISHED PIECES
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200 WOmen's $500 to $500
COrsets, at $1.O0

The makes include Gossad Warmer American Lady and
scott Halliburton Co Special Coreu, front and back
acing and the collection whole style, for all types
Of figures chance high grade for little
money # you strike 10 suit you.
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Muslin
Underwear

75c TEDDY BEARS
Pure white muslin. trim
med with fine lace ? for
500.
SOc CORSET COVERS
Lace or embroidery trim
med STYLES. sire, q 10 a.
3 for 800.
75c CORSET COVERS
Fine white muslin or
pink batl,te, dainty trims.
? for 800.
$l25 AND $50 PET
IICOATS - With deep
Nounccs of lace and en-
brordery 500 each.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-16
Hosiery

WOMEN'S $50 TO 81
SILK HOSE - Black,
white and a few colors, 81
pair.
MEMS Soc COLORED
SILK HOSE - Also fancy
Isle hose, 3 pairs for 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-16
WOmen's Gloves

Sl.25 TO $l.75 2-CLASP
SILK GLOVES 49, Black,
white and eolors, plain and
fancy stitching. Not all
sizes, si.oo pair.
81 AND SIPS 2-CLASP
SILK GLOVES 49, Black.
white and red, not all sizes,
2 pairs for si.00.
KAYSER'S $l25 10
BUTTON SILK GLOVES
Black and white, heavy
quality, 500 pair.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-16
Household
Linens

SlOO DRESSER SCARFS
All white or blue EN-
broidercd, ? for 500,
81 50 DRESSER SCARFS
-Scalloped and embroId-
cred ends, si.OO each.
35c PILLOW CASES
42xjo-inch, linen finish. 4
for 500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-16

Silverware

SIPS SET or 3 COM
MUNITY PLATE TEA
= roo n : - In Bridal
Wreath and Primrose pat
terms, l2-year guarantee
accompanies each set set
Of o, 800.
SIS SET or b WM
ROGERS TEA SPOONS
The fashionable Clinton
Vernon Pattern. l2-year
guarantee accompanies
each set, set Of 9, 500.
$50 BUD VASES
Silver plated, & inches in
height 800.
800 COLD MEAT
FORK Hammered ster-
ling silver handle, 500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-16
1000 5-Yard Patterns of
Ginghams, Percales, Madras
AVERAGE
VALUE
35c YARD
$1.OO
u TO 20
INCH
MATERIALS
PATTERN

The patterns and coorings embrace everything mouth
can speak Of This is by far the greatest dry goods offering
in many moon Think Five yards of fine dress
teria at the price of calico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-16
Children's
Underwear

BOYS AND GIRLS Soc
UNION SuITS--Odds and
ends, spring weights, for 2
to 10 year ages, 4 for 500.