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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28
Work for a Boy
To the Editor Of Woman's Page:

To the Editor Of Womor's Page:
Dear Madam--Please tell me how a boy In
his fourteenth year can get working pa pers ?
His mother Is widow and needs his help,
but he has gone to Fifteenth and Cherry
streets and they will not give them to him
there; so II you can help her II will be
greatly appreciated. s. B. s.
N isn't possible for a boy to get
working papers until he reaches his four
teenth birthday, but there are other
ways he might earn some money IL
might be possible for him to get work
on a farm. and this is not against the
law, as farm work is not included in the
child-labor law. They are not as a rule
employing boys as young as your son on
farms, but it is Just possible you could
place him. / would go down to the Chill
dren's Bureau, 4l9 South Fifteenth
street. to see about this. According to
law boy more tnan twelve is allowed
to sell papers and magazines No IL
cense is required for this. ] win write
TO you and try TO help you little fur
ther.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28
War Garden Song

To the tune Of 'Over There
Johnnie get your noe, get your noe, ge'
your hoe; So,
Mary. dig your row, dig your row. dig
your row,
Down to business. girls and boys,
Learn to know the gardeners joys.
Uncle Sans in need.
Pull the weed, plant the seed.
While the sunbeams lurk do not shirk.
Get to work. All the lads must spade
the ground:
All the girls must hustle round.
CHORUS
over there, over there; send the Nword'
send the word over there,
That the lads are hoeing, the lads are
hoeing; the girls are showing
everywhere, ,,
Each a garden to prepare. DO your p't
70 that we can all share
with the boys, with the boys, brave
boys, who will not come
Back till it's over, over there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28

Company Pudding :.
One cupful rolled oats
one cupful cake crumbs,
Two teaspoonfuls soda.
one teaspoonful baking powder
Two cupfuls buttermilk
one egg, well beaten.
One teaspoonful salt.
One and one-half cupfuls chopped
dates or figs.
One-half cupful top milk.
Two bananas.
One tablespoonful powdered sugar.
Pour the buttermilk with soda dis
solved In II over oatmeal and crums
add other ingredients. except the last
three. Bake in moderate oven three.
quarters of an hour. Serve with the tor
milk warmed and beaten into bananas
mashed with the powdered sugar.-Good
Housekeeping.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28
TODAY'S INQUIRIES

4. The Children's Bureau Of the Department
Of Labor needs workers. What are
their duties and salaries: When are
the civil service examinations for these
positions held?
n what salaries are paid to the assistant
Inspectors?
4 Suggest u way for little girls to make
money for worthy charities during the
summer.
4. what fuel-sa wing home eanner has made
Its appearance In the utensil market"
3. what helps conserve ice through the warm
days?
y. why is II important to put tin tons over
DarufrIn when Il IL used to seal glasses:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28
Sorry I can't Do 1t

Dear Cynthia--In Saturdays paper I read
Of the soldier who hadn't any relatives and
I should like to write to him. In fact
nave written to him and have inclosed tho
note with this card to you: win you please
given in the paper. You may read the
..,t,r II you Ike. but please DO not pub
iish 4. READER.
Z am sorry. my dear. I cannot do as
you ask You see, | do not know the
soldier nor do know you nor the other
girls who would like to write to him. and
20 I cannot bring about introductions
between strangers in the column. The
soldiers address was given to a man to
answer, and ! am sure he no longer feels
that he IN without relatives. l am re
turning your nice little note. sorry that
| cannot comply with your request.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28
Meeting of Italian Men

Dear Madam-WilI you be kind enough to
publish in one OF your columns where does
Mrs. Irma Herring Evans who formed the
Italian section Of the Emergency Aid. live
and also what day do they meetY Tha hiking
you very heartily. FRANK
Mrs. Irma Herring Evans. who formed
the Italian mems section OF the Emer-
gency Aid. lives In Arlington, Montgom-
cry County, Pa. A letter addressed In
that way will reach her. or a letter in
care OF the Italian committee of the En-
ergency Aid, 142s Walnut street. The
men have been meeting on Wednesday
evening. but on account of the absence
from the city Of Mrs. Evans the time OF
next weeks meeting Is indefinite, BY
l91O. Monday you csn - kout
!. .G<dnitely. =. 50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28
To Send Box Abroad
= Editor Of womon's PAGE:

~ ske Editor Of Womon's Page:
pear Madam-wili you please sive me
- articuiars as to how to proceed to obtain
1ISrnac 10 send candy TO hoy in France. as
i understand one has to have license as
I'M AZ an order from the commanding Of
kser to send eatables of any kind?
'fr'<s - Mrs.) r.
'$ IT is not necessary to obtain a license
~ addition to the regimental ofhcers
nr6er TO send boxes across to our
SSId1ers. The packages are sent by a
Skoctai license. which is known at the
1ofnce as r. A. c. 4S; but this Is a
Gral license. and any person who
the written order from France Is
5a2eged to take advantage of Il: A
p ruling makes IL necessary to have
or1ar signed by a regimental officer
1Des not rank less taaa major.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28

Letters and questions submitted TO
this department must be trritfen OF one
side OF the paper only and signed icith
the name Of the Writsr. Special queries
Ike those 0ipon belotU are invited. 1t
Is understood that the editor does not
necessarily indorsc the sentiment er-
pressed. An communications for this
department should be addressed as fol
!otUs: THE WOMAS'S EXCHANGE,
Evening Public Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28

Of high prices that well-appearing and
good-wearing silk stockings are priced
quite beyond the reach of the slender
purse But have discovered some, pure
silk all but feet and tops, which are nice
and heavy and which wear very well.
And the price Is only s1.S5 per pair,
which, you viii agree, Is amazingly low
for good silk hose.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28
To Keep Preserved Eggs
TO the Editor o. vomam's PAGE;

TO Inc EdIf0r OF WOHluH Fu1e.
Dear Madam-Can you tell me what is the
highest temperature In which eggs will keep
fresh in water glass? ! live in a third noor
apa tment hut would like TO preserve some
eggs Have kept canned and preserved fruits
and vegetables in hall closet success
fully. Il. NJ. q.
Eggs in water glass cannot be kept In
high temperature at all. but should
be put In a cool place. preferably eel
lar. e II the hall closet. can be kept at a
low temperature all summer 1t would
he safe to keep the.eggs there. although
sIt ;rsk sssfss "a sscssssIss - .e' 'nA' ''n's'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28

II you want to know where the COS
tune sketched in tcday's dress talk can
be secured. Write TO Miss Rose II YOU
want her own personal advice on
materials. colors and styles suitable for
you. PATTERNS CANNOT BE SUP
Piled. Address Miss Rose. In care Of
the EVENING PrBLic LED0HR's wonian's
page. Send self-a ddrcssed stamped en-
velope for reply, as all inquiries are
answered by mail.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28
l:ls.nins . White Fur

= - ndltoy Of woman's Pace:
z I1.dr Madam-wili you please tell me how
- Z white Iceland fox srarf with corn
tMrs.) A. +. s..
p3oan = white Iceland fox fur with
aoeaL frat brush the fur well and
ro11r cornmeal Then sift the hot
o1 into every part Of the fur, up.
ri ceosswise With the meal
~ - nll the meal cut,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28

For the names Of shops where ar.
ticles mentioned in Adventures With
n Purse can lie purchased, address
Editor of Wcmans Page, EVENING
PUBLIC LEDGER. or phone the
Womans Department, Walnut 1900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28
THE ESl
Saue.the.Sugar Recipes
Wartime Nut Candle.

Wartime Nut Candies
One cupfu shredded cocoanut
Two teaspoonfus vanilla.
Four tabiespoonfuls peanut butter.
Use the sweetened prepared cocoanut.
Mix the ingredients all together in
bowl very thoroughly. Shape into small
balls and put them in a cold place to
harden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28

The latest handbags are made with
frames Of wood.
The newest corsets have Philippine
work for decoration.
The seasons waists show very effec-
tive color combinations.
Black satin and Venetian silver lace
are n fine combination.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28
Adventures
With QPurSe
FOUND TODAY

l. An air cushion for the soldier who
must sleep In strange places. A
Eodsend In the trenches!
2. Corduroy skirts for 81 apiece.
8. Fancy pins that make for welI-ar-
ranged hair.
4. Unusual value in black silk stock
TT is seldom you hear q soldier COM
l. plain. He takes the good and bad
with a shrug Of his shoulders, and IL
you ask him, he will probably tell you
that he likes it fine" Maybe II you
insist he will admit tnat there are one
or two comforts missing from camp life
which he would apprecite. Perhaps In
burst OF confidence he'll say that he
does miss his pillow at nights. As a
general rule. they do not have room to
carry a large feather pillow, but they
can make room for the khaki pillows,
which can be blown up to whatever size
Is comfortable. The air can be let out
and the pillow folded into n very small
ways be able to keep his pillow with him.
And the price is only 81. A nurse re-
turning from the front said that a man
would rather lose almost anything than
that air cushion.
Once bought a very attractive white
corduroy skirt for s2.95, and I was proud
Of my bargain. But yesterday. when
l saw one for Swell. words failed me,
as well they might. 1t is gathered
around the waist with a heading and
has a belt and large pointed pockets of
the material. And the nice part about
a corduroy skirt is that you need not
iron it.
When / go to the theatre and sit back
of a woman with fancy pins In her we'll
arranged hair l must confess that my
attention Is divided between the stage
and those pins. Some of them are so
attractive, and they do look SO we'll in
one's hair. l saw some exceptionally
low priced pins today. aluminium
backed, the stones twinkle merrily in
their artistic arrangement, and the pins
may be had for sixty cents each.
It is generally thought in these days
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-28
Please JeNeMe
What toDo -
BY CYNTHIA

and gnder.tand. Girls. In this depart:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Sfyoeafore / China.

@aIbin9ton 22be San: Gbs.
len Tor oen olnerifanife Ganonbauo
"VtonOcacp", iom forriae ll9e blcp
fpret poa al fineiiife Gcbeler. rap.
portereoe ioug, at ban bapoe be.
Iparet Sloen % brogt Ocn til
Sau5beo.
Warineminliicren oifentllggjor0e
ioag ~isigenOe:
Gen Toe Sanllar ST. 9 6or.
miooog blep De Soreneoe Stoters
aanonboao "Moriococp", me0enS
Sen frp6leOc omtrent 30 Mil opell.
ipr 2o6up paa 9angtiefiangiloocn,
fpret pna al ainelerc, Ion bupOc
logt Jig / @o9bolb, og blcp RAM
met Here @ange. 70 al 9eIpt.
niigen. $. Z. S'9rien og ". y.
9onnellp, bleD iuaret, Oen isrit
nGpnte me1et nlporlig. SIoen bleb
beiporct % bragt til 5au$beo."'
Wau tror at aineierne nor Ban
bitter eacr Hcbeaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

6orilagct mobnrbeiOea imioIcr.
til paa oct ibrrbi9itc al ErGiiNcnt
@iIlon, Der laocr til at betragte
set Tom ct NistiaioSpohtnl til liz
ug sc IGno, bar bar iat / Spio.
ZEN ior SorbereoeIierne iii ~ &c.
relIen al ari9en.
San bar parifoct &ongreSien %
iclpfelgelig lpecielt &c ocmofrotiifc
Weolemmer al ocnne ON lin Mis-
biuigelic al SoriIogct. %arifoct
blep giuet / Ell / Siraoaga rtoiteot
iormcl GrflGrine, bpori ban mob.
letter Jig enbpcr &nobGanocn ira
G~on9rcsiens SIDE % rctter en- Nj.
pei iii oen o~iientIige Menilg ON
irentocleS al bli eipet irie 6cilcr
I'll at iere &rigen citer lit eget SO.
ueo.
Ter er tire frenlprlnqen0c Vunf,
Ter ! ErGlioeutens Grflprinu
ct Nenton 3. @nfcr pil bIi ~ltaoerl-
&c iom Gbei for grnleocportcmcn
tet paa Sroos al ocn in0cn Son.
grcSic n % Sarloet itprft uobrcOtc
Wenlng, at ban life bar bclot
Iaal % life pGrct lin Spgopc
rTcn; at ban better, at SonpreS.
len itol be9rGnie lin Grergi til BE.
halrolin1 % Seotaselie al laooan
arigaIop9iuning, iom &cgicrinecn
forel9gger Den % amer Tor moo.
renolg; % at aritiiering li ocn
trlgrerenoe 8ren al Hegicrinacn
life oil bli tplereret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
WYE OfTcers aipiranter

Slanot Dc Winneiotaguttcr ira
Camp Goop, 0emin9, Nep Werico,
Iom oeltogtr ! oct treble 8eicrpe.
ofiicersfuriua / Econ Springs,
5eraS, er feIJenoe: Sripate Ser,
man 8. Sauion, Serst. Se5ie 9.
Teterion, Sergt, Grneit u. Sliou.
Sergt. Sobn &. Soiois. Gorp.
Ralph q. 6aIf. Serst. 6Iopb g.
Gngebretion, Serst. eomaro ).
%eterion. Corp. Glbin ). Sager,
Vripaie 8. Anoerion. Corp. 5beo.
bore Geterion, Scrst. Hidaro 6os.
hum, Serst. Carl Sagen, 6irit
Serst. Senru ". Gubl. Sergt.
Ne!pim Griction. Serst. &ap %.
Gbriitopberion, Serst. Senrp %.
Berg. Sergt. Slime 6rioiiofi,
Serst. Soiepb ReIion. Tripate
Carl @. TeterIor, Serst. arnolo
3. SulSrnO, Serst. @alpb Is.
1bompion. Battalion Sergt. Sarrn
S~aroIoion. Serst. 6rit5 ". Better.
Jon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Sfal hiemlenoes.

Chicago Sen 20oe San: Irpao
e. Bon Silmout. iom / lrngcre
Sio bur itadet unoer DC fsoeralc
Eolitiasenters Spiigi. % iom FOR
leoeu blep arreIteret. mems ban
aantonneulentcrne / Camp Grant,
Rocfioro. 81. er Al Snopan'
trinesbureallet i @aibinstcn be-
ililttet hiemienot til Giterrige.
IeSSelelie berom moetcses igaar
al Or. Tercp g, Treuies al oct
herpprenoc 9ofalbureail.
San uil bli ienot til Netp yorf
en al Sc isrite Gage. SiSea lin
Arrcitation bar ban Iat ! Sorpa'
ring i 59ngilet / @beatcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Konflferet Svltvad,t.

Neip Dorf, 19bc San; 0en al
Staal bp1geOe Spitpad)t "SopcuIc",
bpis Ger iigcs at bore emil $.
&lenge, Ell life natnroliierct Suifcr
! @nglewooo, u. s., bIep ioag fon
I@tlferct Der Al II. g. Maribol
WfcSartbp. Ser oplpieS al Sc TO-.
oerale autoritcter, OF Dod)ten, no.
tlitet meo traoolpic Apporater.
meo SILENCE omboro % beman0ct
meo Ell lucnit 9ei9tnin1 bapOc
bolot poa at frpoie langs gltlous
terbnpsfpiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
>Sneitornl / Often.

Waiblngton De n22oc San: Set
lleeoe ioag ltGrft i belle oc1 eitliac
Salpoel al Sanbet n%procnior @eor.
gia % trller me6 Ell ligciaa alpor-
Zig Stans / Sailoets 5ronSportiu.
Itenler Iom Den, Der gap Stsoet til
De fem cages SnoitiQing al al in.
ouitria girfiom5eo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

iniod Natloncra Het OF SelultUn.
ei9heo / oct poIltiife 0ip par bpu,
oct, life ltiucr &dnifcIiabeoer Incl.
ell Tor oct finlfe Nolfs @cItrGbcller
Tor ar oronc ltue cgne Sorbolo pao
@rmOIog Al iiilo Selpbeltcmmel,
lcsret.
6~inlano@ ~ioranoreoc politiife
Stluirg lorlroiGttcr omiottcnoe og
glcnncmgribcnoe Geiormcr inocn
Smraaoct Tor Sanocts oiicntliac
Nct. HcNieriugSiormen al t742
60 screenings og SifferheoSoftcr
AZ l19S bar life tiiIicnbt 9ano.
roAcn tiluprmellcauiS ollie Iettia.
teocr, Iom iielqc Temofratiet$
@rlmolGtningcr tilfommer ell Sol.
fercprT'cntation. Gu al Neaicrin.
Geii@ pigtigitc Spsoper paa set
lilorepolitilfe Smrnaoe er at no.
crbcioc % til S~aiooogeu operIc.
uere ct Iorilng til ell m poa Demo.
trdtiltc Erinciper bpgect Hcgic.
rlngaioru for NinIano. Tor set
SllI@Ioc at Innuclien al Geaic.
rliD%1ormen poerligerc ifiiIbc for.
l'ltfea, t1iroe oct bare nsopenoigt at
'orelTggc S~anooogen til Hcaie.
transformers Smroaoc bsrenbe
Sopforllag bpiS I~igisrelie err fer.
liz padtrGltgenoe. Observation-Disclosures
ror al StatS. % SanimoSuirt.
iombeo | nprpprenoc Gieblif er at
Den alminoelige HetSbepioItbeo no.
tapes, iaaleoes at 9ipet fon eien.
otnoc lin rorntalc 6orm. SamtioiN
ter Der eitcritrpbeS at arbcioet for
Snmllpet giennem inore R~ciornler
tar ell lliN &ctning, at bpcr Mco.
torger opiottcr oct life bare iom
en- Nligt, men ogIaa ion Ell ,Soroel
Tor lig at frppc, at oisic @runoloo
blir b%ctrpggct OF forbeoret. Set
melt b~rGnoenoe al oue Spsras.
maol CT Den trlieiloe OF oelpis aae.
reoe berltenoe anapbeo paa 2ep-
netsmioier. &egieringpn bar Het
til at peotagc De melt c~nerqiife
6orbolosregler FOR at aulfaiie Sen.
netsmioler OF regllferc T~rpouftio.
non
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

Sfipnt 2prtio % Nso uar oens Si-
refte Iarias, mar Den tiaise en-
fraftig INSTRUMENTATION, %
8eb9selien bapoe en- nbprGset M
titnif &arafter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

Spiferne / pGrrc &nibe / MaSpeicn
eno n~pseniimbe. 0s mango rare
Snbititmter sbelrsger Julfebe!i en-,
iiaer en inf Grufesipr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

Observation-Disclosures Cplssnins
% DC to rabifale BARTER / Nus
lamb. observation-disclosures Serie.
So Gr-Wiiniitre mproet / Hetro-
grab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Verden$krigelt.

Sper en- Wtillipm Wianb itreifer /
Eiterris % ltnsarm. arigsinbm-
itrien lammet. Sptpier % Spef-
taller paa manae Steber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Nbuariel til Sperise.

gmiterSum oen 21oe Sau,: "Gsl.
ner @a5ette" Tiger. al oet tror, at
Oct err paatioe at aopare oen iuen.
tie Hegiering imoo ar tiuaSc iuen.
lie Stlbe at bli onpenot / ocn ane.
rifanife apittraiif, buiItet 9laoet
| etragter ion en- umsitral Sano.
ling.
Is Setragtning al pore eSien.
oers Retooer % 'arigsiorholosrea.
Jorti9tie5 eaa she 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Strcne %intcr / Sucriae.

Stocfbolm Sen 2ibc San: "ltl
uepinteren", Iom Speniferuc taloer
Den, ucoporcr mco iiippffet Streng.
beb.
Ser / S%tocfbolm bor man iioitc
llgc bapt iuloitpnoig arftiif aul-
&c. ioct 5hermometret bar pitt paa
ira 80 til 10 Grader unoer O.
Vltlftet.
Fad marge Steoer er Sien, iom
i Ell nGiten llbrllot StrimmeI itrpf.
fer liz lang5 Den ipenife Git. OF
Spofpit aaereoe 6 500 INF. Zen
for lat en- pirfiom Chopper Tor
Sfibsiortcn, oa ,Ssbrpbernc life
ton llaa Jig Igiennem oen.
) oet ipolige ,Snhlsb I'll Saunen
her ligger IT oceongadenoe Iamp.
ifibe inocirosEct i SIen. Dc beiin
Ger liz / n mcget iarlig Situation.
oa DC oriuer hiGlpeIs5 mreo S5ilo-
gene irbe melem SfiPrene. :
Here SilfGloer bar Sfibe, iom bar
opret noe al Stano til at naa
0oun. maaitet uoifibe lin Eusiage.
Ter paa Sien og lenoe Dem ailteS
Cuer oenuc inc moo San0 ION Dc.
titable a~rftiife Spoageliesreiienoc.
: 0egpnoelien al iu6euGrenoc
lt9e bar Sanoet after pGret hiemt,
isgt Al poloIommc Sucitornte, Der
Tar ioraoriaget meaen Sfaoe.
Srslge DC t~elegrniiife 9erctnin.
ger ira Berlin bar Treuien pGret
blemIegt al artloe % ipPrc Sne.
itorme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Vifaloer AmerifnS aruu.

ariitianio, Norge. Sen l0oe Su.
mar: Dc fommercieQe llnoerhono.
finger mcaem Nor8e % DC 5or.
cneSe Stater isIge5 Der al Hubli.
finn meo ben melt ip1note ,sn.
t~ereaie. Socialiiterne5 oiiicipQe Or
gait. "Socioloemofraten~, uotalet
| en- Heoaftionsartitfel / SagenS
Hlimer lin Gro paa Retiproidhe.
Cen az De amerifdrife Snbifr9nt
Ringer ! l(oIsrirlen ! ser 2iemeo
at 'orbinore |arer ira at naa Suif.
LAMB.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

5orfi9ttes saa slee 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

G0r'isnes paa siss {
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-10-17
Official Announcement

We, the undersigned, have positively decided
to discontinue business in Houston. Miss, on ac-
count of Mr.. Matz being drafted, will place on
sale, commencing Friday, October Is, 1918, at
$50 A. NJ, our entire stock of clothing, Shoes
Dry Goods, Dress Goods Hats, Ladies' Coats
Dresses, Skirts. Waists Mems and Ladies' Fur
nishings, in fact every article in the store at a
GIGANTIC PUBLIC SALE. We invite you to
partake of this marvellous BARGAIN EVENT.
1T is THE MIGHTIEST AVALANCHE OF PRICE
REDUCTION THAT YOU COULD POSSIBLY
LOOK FOR. The vital and most important ques-
ton with US is to sell the stock The stock is
owned by us at very reasonable prices, having been
bought long before the advance took place, and
not expecting to continue in business we are in a
position to pass this saving on to you. We assure
our friends and the public in general of our
sincerely i'm this announcement, and we guarantee
it to De true in every way
DIXIE BARGAIN HOUSE.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-10-17
DIXIE BARGAIN HOUSE.
IMPORTANT NOTICE

The stock will be so arranged and placed that,
no matter how big the crowd we have, all will be
Accommodated and waited on without delay. The
selling price will be marked in plain figures thus
assuring each and every purchaser that they will
get an absolutely fair deal and one price to ALL
Establishment closed Monday, October ID
Tuesday, October Is, Wednesday, October &c. and
Thursday, October IL.
Sale commences Friday, October Is, at $50
A. M.
Dixie Bargain House.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-10-17
TO THE PUBLIC

Responding to the call of my
country, / 'am compelled to
close out my stock of goods in
very short time. The prices
on the merchandise that /
quote here, and every state
ment that 1 make, is not exag-
gerated in TIE least, but are
based upon absolute facts
which are made by me in a
true, honest manner. expect
this store to be crowded as it
never has before, bit prepare.
ton has been made to accom-
modate the masses that will
thrOng the store and to wait
upon all with proper attention
and rapid dispatch. You must
come early and get your share.
Manuel Matz.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-10-17

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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-10-17
IMPORTANT

y IMPORTANT
We are going to close out our business in
Houston within the next 80 days. All parties ow-
ing us money will please be kind enough to pay US
at once WE CANNOT WAIT LONGER.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-10-17

SUITS $3.50 values in Mems
heavy or medium weight suits, all
sizes and and styles G1A or
ALL OVER LACE-$1 Values
in Imported All Over Lace;
s Psst' Pr Designs 48C|
TROUSERS SIS values in mems
all wool trousers, allN0 40
sizes; Sale Price. .....DO.fO
COAT SWEATERS SIS Val
ues in mems Yard Knit Coat
Sweaters, all sizes, Ct 90
Sale Price. ...........p .JOI
HALF HOSE-25c Values in
Seamless half hose, all 4 %
sizes; Sale Price. ........ IZVI
DAMASK, 60 INCHES WIDE
81 Values in Bleached Table
Damask, 60-inches. 0N~I
Sale Price. ............. UOU|
KNEE PANT SUITS-$6 Val
ue in Boys Fall and Winter
Knee Pant Suits, allN II -
sizes; Sale Price. D.. ~
100 pieces Standard and Fam
Gus Hope Domestic; AAA|
Sale Price ................. ZZC.
so pieces Fancy Light Outing,
wholesale price today 4 o.
is 32c; Sale Price, OH
A. C. A. Ticking, the very best
feather ticking made; NNaH
Sale Price,. -. ......... .TTO
UNDERWEAR -$1.5O Values in
Fleece Lined Und erw e ar
Vests and Pants; 0OA
Sale Price ............. OVV
HOSE Csc Values in Children's
Seamless Hose, all To-
sizes: Sale Price. .... hUg
HEAVY WORK SHOES $3.50
Values in Mems Double Riveted
Heavy Work Shoes; N0 On
all sizes. ................WZ