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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-02
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-02

and as an apostle Of cruelty In the
lie Of nations Atlantic Monthly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-02

ed into ultimate defeats by the repu,a-
lion ,he has achieved as a cruel nation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22

$18 for a mahogany rocker,
with tapestry seat.
$22.5O for an enameled and
decorated arm chair, with damask
seat.
$30.50 for a mahogany high
back wing rocker, upholstered in
plush.
S31.5O for an English-style fire.
side chair, upholstered in lavender
and gold.
$39 for a mahogany Queen
Anne fireside chair, with blue
plush seat and back.
$52 for a mahogany Queen
Anne high-back chair.
$63 for a high-back wing chair,
upholstered in tapestry, with
loose cushion seats.
$40 for deep-seated curved
back lounging chair, upholstered
in blue and gold.
$40 for a spring seat mahog-
any arm rocker, upholstered in
damask.
s12 for a mahogany high-back
arm rocker.
$18 for a loose cushion mahog-
any arm rocker, with cane panel
and high back.
S1O.50 for an arm rocker in
mahogany, with high spindle
back.
$l5.25 for a Windsor arm chair
in mahogany.
(Fifth FIo0r)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Living-Room Pieces

$50 for a 5-foot mahogany dam
ask upholstered settee.
$3.50 for a 63-inch mahogany
tapestry upholstered settee.
$40 for a 72-inch mahogany and
cane settee.
$40 for a 6-foot settee, enam-
eled and decorated, and uphol-
stored in damask.
$131 for a 6-foot 6-inch daven-
port in fine leather, with loose
cushions.
$14O for a 7-foot brown leath-
er davenport. The front columns
are of mahogany.
S175 for a 7-foot brown leather
davenport, with heavy rolled arms
and back.
S64.5O for a 6-foot davenport,
upholstered in tapestry. Has
William and Mary base.
$50 for a 6-foot 6-inch tapestry
davenport, with three loose cush-
ions and wing sides.
500 for an 8-foot tapestry dav-
export, with rope edge at the
base.
SlOS for a 7-foot davenport,
with 8 loose cushions and high
: back.
S36 for a 6-foot settee, with box
spring seat, upholstered in tapes
try.
Sl3 for mahogany and tapes
try arm rocker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22

S21 for a high-back arm chair
on the old English pattern, with
spindle sides and curved arms.
$25 for a single-door mahogany
bookcase, in Chinese Chippendale.
S36 for a double-door mahogany
bookcase, with round Colonial col
umnS.
$61 for a double-door mahog-
any bookcase, with Slated DOORS,
Adam design.
Ss9 for a Chippendale mahog-
any bookcase, with Slated doors
and ball and claw feet.
s1Os for a 3-section mahogany
bookcase, with Slated doors.
$24 for a 5-foot davenport ta-
bic, in William and Mary design.
s29 for a 5-foot 6-inch mahog-
any davenport table, Georgian
style.
S29.50 for a 5-foot 6-inch ma
hogany davenport, Adam design.
SAP for 6-foot mahogany dav-.
export table, with curved corners
and shelf.
SAL for a 5-foot 6-inch mahog-
any davenport table, with large
drawer, Queen Anne design.
$66 for 5-foot mahogany dav-
export table, with ball and claw
feet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Mems Linen
HandkerchiefS
$3.50 Dozen

What with real linen becoming
more scarce and such handker-
chiefs as these not easy to get, we
are all the more pleased when we
can announce a new shipment.
Every thread is linen, the
handkerchiefs are snowy and
new, and they are the kind that
we've discovered ten out of ten
men want-the plain hemstitched
sorts.
SIPS for 6; $3.50 for dozen.
Cast Aisle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Bracelet Watches of
Distinction

A useful and attractive acces-
sorry is the wrist watch! For the
woman who is doing war work
and for the athletic woman-in-
dispensable! Whether morning,
noon or night, the touch that COM
pletes the smart costume.
$25 to $75 Swiss movement,
14-kt. gold case, 15 jewel, ribbon
bracelet with gold clasp.
$50 to $95-with 14-kt. gold
bracelet.
S14 to $30-silver bracelet with
Swiss movement.
$45 to $150-14-kt. gold brace
let, made in America.
(Main Floor. Chsstnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Wonderfully Smart
New Autumn
Bags

Brand new, just out of their
boxes. Bags of charm in velvet
and silk that spell durability and
give the very necessary chic eff
feet to the costume of the we'll
dressed woman.
Some are roomy shopping bags,
others are smaller and more
elaborate.
The frames are imitation tor
toise shell and a white metal.
Wonderful copies of sterling sill
yer frames.
The materials are the finest
silks and chiffon velvets.
The colors are blue, taupe,
brown and black in velvet. Black
ana navy IN six.
W ~ qt1(
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22

1t would hold true if had no furniture a. all.
But the truth Of
that in this Store during these remaining August Sale days have stock Of
choose with which notwh
standing the continuously from this
Incompatible collection reductions from
prices .ra5
We also emphasize that there thing limited
this sae and that TIME The time limited ample for those who
know how and opportunities practically unlimited for those who
advantage Of them feel
the the best the things about the days
We had of furniture other owned
told which
the end it at the
an s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Clearing Away Fine Goats
D,,,,otunoe nf S85 TricOtineS Mt $50

Of the duvetyne coats there just thirty fve.each
treasure to the who knows how the price OF this
lovely wool material has gone by leaps and bounds until
now it is almost prohbtve Each is of the weight as
the duveynes coming into Fall stock and the styles
correct for Fall the Innings lovely There beige
tan Santiago brown shades besides deep blues and black
pre-$s5means saving of $40 $50 each coat
The trcone and plain excellent
tan by whose
idea work and only second to sell it.
The price on these is $5O-a saving of $25 and $685.
Centra)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Two New Books

One by Melville Davisson Post
is entitled "Uncle Abner, Master
of Mysteries" Uncle Abner is as
distinct a creation as Sherlock
Holmes and as delightful. $3.50.
The other is by H. G. Witwer-
'Fr0m Baseball to Boches"-and
consists of breezy letters written
sss'| M E y: -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
First of the Boys New Fall
Suits Are Here

The Boys Clothing Store is ready with early showing
of boys fine wooen suits for fall in fancy mixtures and
blue serges, all in the Norfolk STYLE
1t is excellent Introductory exhibition have
had and it will certainly mothers thef way home
from the shore to in and it, and bring their boys
along also
tailoring style finish notably the details of style and
boys suits reach standard hnlsh
that always exceptionally anc mXed suts are S1o
and this seasons collection 20 " 90.
with R r on m s;s us, 20 ~ tnw:
and in respects little finer, of to Is years '
loo CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22

JAPANESE bedroom slippers
y of quilted cotton, embroidered,
come in lots of colors and are
only $3.50. Slip-ons in cases for
travellers, $3.50. (Fourth Floor,
Chestnut
DARIS sends a novel lingerie
set of handkerchief linen with
broad stripes of blue and white,
and pale pink ribbons run
through it. The French Room
has it. (Third Floor, Chestnut.)
DEOPLE like those fine Japa-
nese lamp shades of silk
mounted on strong wire founda-
tions. Oblong or square, with
cut corners. $3.50 to SIS.
(Fourth Floor, CENTRALLY
D AVENSCOURT pottery from
IN England is a newcomer and
very beautiful. The shapes are
absolutely simple and of a classic
severity of line, and the color is
exquisite. Prices from $1.75 for
a tiny square tray to SIS for a
vase that might have come out
of Greece. (Fourth Floor, Chest
NUT
A FTER your pet canary moults
"A give him a tonic. "Song Re-
storer" is 15c a box. "Bird Bit
ters" and all other bird comforts
are also here. (Fourth Floor,
Central.)
A SHOWER BATH in cool
"A weather is more invigorating
than one in hot. Bath sprays,
Csc, Soc, $1.25 and So. (Fourth
Floor, Central)
T AUNDRY and housekeeping
Il soaps can we'll be bought by
the box. Queen soap is $7.75 for
100 bars; Pearl soap $10.75 for
100 bars, and Oleine 1925 for ~
bars. (Fourth Floor, Central)
ONE quart of liquid bluing can
" be made from a little 10c bot
tie. The same bottle makes a
half pint Of excellent ink. (Fourth
Floor, Central.)
CEPTOLA is a general house
- hold disinfectant which it is
we'll to keep on hand. 25c to So.
(Fourth Floor, CentralD
over a dozen novel sweaters
" in the Sweater Store show the
latest ideas of Paris in regard
to what sport coat should be.
They are of wool and artificial
silk, and cost S. to $25. (First
Floor, Market.)
no YOU love that delicious
~ odor of oranges? There are
orange cones for burning which
suggest the fragrant groves of
Florida. 25c box. (Main Floor,
Chestnut
A DOLL-LIKE hat for some
1 A precious baby is of pale pink
net with streamers of blue velvet
and one silver rose only, set
jauntily on the brim. Third
Floor, Chestnut.
no YOU know what sport pet
- ticoats are like? They are of
cotton crepe, heavy, in colors and
stripes. $1.S5. (Third Floor,
Central.)
A PORCH set of wicker in pea
"A cock blue is so very lovely
that you will be quite as proud
to own it as the gay peacocks
which adorn the cretonne cover
ings. (Seventh Floor, Central)
A WISE labor saver has in
"A vented a round funnel, espe-
cially good for preserving. Coo.
(Fourh Floor, Market.)
4 DUSTLESS floor duster. No
|. more dust flying when the
cleaning goes on-and incident
ally no more germs! $1.25.
(Fourth Floor, Market.)
ALUMINIUM knitting needles
are so light-why, you don't
even know you are knitting! Just
think of the socks and sweaters
YOU can make without thinking.
25c. MAIN Floor, Chestnut.)
NEW gold-filled brooches are
really like the miniature pins
of our grandmother's day, for
there is a place for the treasured
picture of that boy in the service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Everything Used in
Making Good Mattresses
Has Gone Up

And the tendency of the market is like that of the sky
lark, higher still, and higher.
At the close of the August sale all mattresses will
have CO. only again to what they before the
sale began but they will have to 60 higher.
This is a condition which we have control,
although we sincerely wish could prevent it.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
WOmen's Fine
Sports Shoes

The ideal walking shoe for
early Fall is made of tan Nor
wegian calf with wing tip and
perforations and IL inch heels.
Price $12.
In the Exclusive Little Boot
Shop.
(First Floor, MarkeD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
School Girls
BlOuSeS

Especially adaptable are these
new models for the girl of the
in-between-age who is so diff
cult to dress becomingly.
The prices are so reasonable
now that it is a good time to lay
in a supply for the whole school
season, especially as we never
know these days when our source
of supply will be curtailed.
The material is of the softest,
whitest batiste.
The trimmings are tiny tucks,
hemstitching, beading and but
tons.
SO to $5.
Sizes 32 to SO.
(Third Floor. Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22

We can only give timely warn
ing that the days of this August
mattress and bedding sale are
assing away and that once
zsftxs passed many and
many a day will run before you
will have the same fine assort-
ment of standard quality sani-
tary mattresses, pillows, holsters
(Sixth Flo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22

and bed springs to select from at
the same remarkably low prices.
In the face of these facts it
should be easy for you to judge
what is best for you to do.
All our mattresses, pillows and
holsters and several good makes
of springs are in the sale at
August reductions.
Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
White BlOuses With
Black Bows

1t is a French trick to use a
note of black with white when
one wishes the white to look its
coolest.
One of these new blouses has
tucked and hemstitched cuffs and
collar, and its finish is of the best.
The price is $3.50.
The other has a sailor collar,
long sleeves and veining, and
costs $3.50.
Both are of sheer lawn.
Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes at 4.30
y1ing Points to the Wisdom of Buying Your Furnitur
Now in This August Sale
And N0W Means LnnediateLy

August days are rap
idly running out. If you
are going to take advan-
'tage of opportunities
that may not present
themselves again in
many a day, you cannot
hesitate much longer
you must make up your
mind at once.
Let US again make
it perfectly clear
that Ue do not Say
this because lUe haze
furniture to sell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
A Little Group of
Dark Silk Dresses for Young
Women at SIS

These models attractive taeta
chine dark blue and black
perfect condition. broken hence the
reduction in price.
Quite variety of styles and will be practical
but all through and later
ID
each.
econd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
As Closing on Labor Day
Is Optional

this year we will
Not Be Closed on Labor Day
Monday, September 2, deeming it to be
A Duty to the Public
to not deprive them of two days shopping in the
same week now that we have taken from them also
two and a half hours of each day
BY Opening at 10 A. M.
4 And Closing at 4.3O P. NJ.
Our good workers, having the whole of satur.
day, will forgo the Labor Day holiday, as many of
the m-workers, mechanics and artisans are doing
to continue the production of articles required by
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- Aug ss, 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Weekend Goodies

For everybody to enjoy
Chocolate covered marshmal-
lows, fat ones, fresh, too, 40c
pound.
Vanilla cream almonds, Soc
pound.
s chocolata fudge caramels -.
rss1r's ~ q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
800 WOmen's Summer Dresses
Reduced-NOw $3.75 to $25

Light and heavy linens chambrays organdies, gnghams
and voes, besides few cotton tissues good many white
and few mussed Georgette crepes- is miscellany
which it's we'll worth womans while to look
About all the colors in it, from esh-colors the
dark blues that firmly fixed in favor; and there
checks and pads and pretty figures and dots Also the
styles are both simple and fluffy.
At $685. $5 $780, $40, s1s75 and $25 some people
going to buy for next year.
Cenra
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
New Cretonnes, Gay in Color
and Rich in Design

life for the winter and make home
bright and with these lovely cretonnes.
Because it's been hard to get material from have
English will with
lovely combinations of pks and blues
reds that the BEST after ALL made in America
many dainty designs the paer shades which
suitable for bedrooms.
SOC to 81 yard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Boomers for
Bathing Suits

Made perfectly plain with rub
Der bands.
3 Rlsck China silk. eS,ko.
ek lii. @1.76
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
4 Dollar
Is Still Good
for a Man s
StraU Hat

For any straw hat in
our store.
The sale has been
fast and furious, but
there are some remain
ing, mostly in tn e
smaller sizes, not many
in the medium size
hats.
Main Floor. Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Store Open Monday, Sept.
End, Labor Day, as Usual
Since 1914 on Labor Day

1t has been usual to close this Store, though there
is no law requiring it.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22

(Second Floor. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22

(Sixth Floor. Chestnut)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
Rn,,l1 a.l, up LYneh L.~.


The abolition Of law land lawysfO
in Russia has had the natural conse-
auences. and the peasants are now max
ing efforts 10 re sstAblish H. The Pet
rugrad correspondents describe these
among other experiments In lifting the
punishment oi erin
Your burglars burned 10 death, the
whole village saw n done
Three youths behsadsd, one Of them
hfluH first tortured
Merchants fined $4,000 other
stones lied 10 thslf nscks ana we're
thfown in the river
n II Is objected that these are the
methods oi lynch law, no doub, the bu-
collie reply would he that Judge Lynch
+, better than no Judge At all.--London
Observer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
SAM LoYD's BRAIN FOOD
7 Minutes to Digest This.
Al. AlU

MlnnIeh 70 Digest Ihis.
No 40
From a number that's odd cut off
my head
II even. then will be-
ls tail, ! pray take next away
Your mutliet then you'll see
ANSWER TO NO. AD
Intact Began. Handsome, Errand,
Aware. Notable
Copyright, 1918 by Sam Lloyd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30

500 feet, are recovering approx
matelv 22ll Old mining men and
authorities ON lead and zinc prop
critics unhesitatngly say that the
Miami Wonder Mining company
has one of the best Gf not the
best) property in the entire
Picher field
We now have our shaft down
1850 feet-iust 10 feet more to the
ore Soon ag ore is REACHED the
price Of our stock advances This
is only fair to the men who have
already invested with us The
stock is now being sold at SlO0
n will double in 80 days, for the
men are working in the shaft. sink
ing it further every hour So grasp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30
STUDY THE MAP!
Miami Wonder Company
Mining Stock Sells Itself

Field Manager Ellis wired today Drilled hundred
nnefve feet More lead than No trouble Stock will
be advanced AT two dollars share after directors Of May
Tho lease m the Miami Wonder Mining Go well located and the tests
un $50 encouraging that The investigation to
prudent investors that they afford this big
And
doosno. enter the mining business bndl hopeful Of beneath the prop
ry done the o business w what Drills have been
sunk and the productivity of our property absolutely before proceed
the financing developing % Miami
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30

and given a thrtp day fail sentence Tho
automobile bon which The whisky was no
ing carried was Urdrrsd cunflHChted hY
'h. county court FTFInIihN
Motor car Case Up-I x Burnett vas
|H.0| "H 'TIa| before lugy ln no ll.
.... courtroom Hf IudrU Edwufd ~ Old
H..H tH.H morning uu charge 1f Hi0nlIuH
." automobile rIm D. N PARSONS uu DE.
mn.0 q.
Cans Is Dismissed Failure OF the ur-
0HrUHr officer Iu appear Hi If'hI resulted
u ..H ..HTH0 Hf violation ui IHn 'nll'
HH HHHuH ~ HotuheT belnr dis.
maH.I H police court
Bpssdsr Is rInsd-U T. burke wheu
..0H u police court F0HiordHy morning
.U .hHTH of speeding mHdC plHh
That Nr had un HprednmDtor nu hlH oAf
..UHruUrNf# III mot know that No wei
going Too hs' Judge Mitchell tnklnE
into consideration hHi 10 WHa h'H fIH
nfrnHa Do. Hw on lIrht with a llO
Hu.
Flowers .r psrk-Dr = 70 Street com
missioner .. uuNN. property. believes
fHHI HuUmf. NtH finally started aud haH
issued orders fa the park superintendent
'u begin taking Inu Flowers out ut ihf
us.uNuu.ra md putting them no ih'
parse OWNS iU Tho cool weather ihf
process uf setting ont tho flowers hH'
I boon greatly delayed this year and th'
uEa wrHa have been barren but within
7 |H fru weeks nuW Tho public properties
5000 MNa uu "a now aspect when the Hu
Z HT|Wru10.fH have accomplished thtI
work
/ Police CHANGE shlfu Tomorrow bt.ni
. 'He nrHI o.. .Nr month the regular chang,
of shifts NN lHs police viii take place
. .npf vs. b. HurlH0r will hr Iu rhurHt %
. -n.u hn Including tho morning hours
.rn..u and ..u' WN #nun shift Hu
.". Nh. n.E.. force
Red Crosu office soon 10 Open I'M
Estate manager OF tHr RED Cross war fun
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30

10 nt H. Louis In conference with Red
Gross Officials there but hs has wired
Howard " lIFr Ht Chamber NJ Com
morDo hs viii arrlyH in Oklahoma city
rhurHllN morning and - once take
charge of iHu stnta headquarters NJ the
chamber -Four HtruuErHphefH Will be
employed OF Nut bnd aH ihls cgmpnlEn
fNo intervening Time NIlI h0 Hpent IN
mapping uH' Hud completing plano fnr the
drive
tight Rslss Approved Action Of lhe
sItT .otuuraIIau commission boz ftur
electric IfH. IHIu m. HaHHw Hud Law
tom ubHt approved 10" IHT supreme court
today IH rH.H Instance appeal WhH
taken i0 fho count %. INU H.|l'iF company
HaIIo rra Dancing pavilion can nov
Boo rtuird in- 1an..nE wU''a cav Wal.
uut 1l" iNdNl
Held on ouH CHARGE T AulwslI
arrested hero 600 charge Hf falling no
return ha GUrslUuHtUr iU hIH home or
ampll0u ulTH Iu kaufman county lek.
HH NN probably nH Wducitd INTO iho
army Redmond colo. assistant irl.
ftHl district attorney. HH|1 IHIH morning
fhuf AuluaI NHH HrIuT hold fur further
Investigation 0n charges " beInE o.
HlrH.I
bel Hsogar0 Cnss Contlnusd-i A Dc
UoUtaru. fuf ByaTa b. member uf mo TulaH
police iurua. asked % continuance NoHitf
| dav murruF Whau Un WUa HffllHnrl Ir
police court Du r. charge Of dlalufllng me
pffHa Hf hU Terminal hui0I Dol liecrnfI
w4a arrested I0atrIdF afternoon hN pe
| ioaliyo suaHII lIIr NI'u claimed ho had
struck I0T
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-30

Red Cross office soon 10 Opsn=rhr
state manager Uf tHo Red Cross war fund
camps BIFu H. " Phillips NJ Hartiesville