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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-30
wANrEp-ro RENT

GOOD ufm on shares with everything
furnished, hhy, always famed and
handled stock. have small family. can
plvo reference, w. G. SPARKS. t0S West
glh ST.. Oklahoma Clty Phone maple
1899
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KoDAKs. FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed.
We do superior work. Write for price
list We do not sacrifice quality for
speed. Westfall Drug Company. okla
hdma city.
FILMS developed free. on trial roll;
prints &C. up TO 2liSils. new brilliant
finish. Mail 10 Camera Co, 7S0 N.
Mckinley Oklahoma City, okla.
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Hudson Cuver-Six

Now California top. blue plush up
holst'ring, specially designed for cult
waited taste. II yuu want the best In
style aud quality Hc. this car. viii me-
ccpt diamond or Liberty bonds. party
leaving for New York reason for SELL
ins thll l2h West Main st. Coffmsn
optical and Jcwclfy Co.
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TWO very attractive fpomt. southeast
exposure, 1908 y broadway Phone
MPplr InN".I
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! FtHNlSliED room. private home
garage II desired. ~ 4 Park. walnut
| 9gl9
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

ToMLiN a HOFFMAN, Hotel Broksrs.
Room 2So iWh West Main, Wsinut
S066, -
ss- ROOM hotel, best part of city. do|6s
capacity bus mess; 5000 800 csSk,
balance easy taken at once, Tomiin
4 Hoffman, Room aso. loan W. HaiM
Walnu, 6O6e.
FOR sAtE1 Grocery doing nice HvsI.
meas. invotcs $3.50. close In, shOOp
rent H-i00. 0klahoman,
KITCHENS HOTEL EXCHANGE kSe
some real hotel bargains. Bee hra
start. city department. Campbell eidC.,
Maple 22i7. - U : -
WANTED-fo Invest. $500 10 (f,Ss0 n
some good little business BY fAln
that is hustler R-Si, Okiahosnan,
FOR % "a .,S,AsLE-cais, ;- Cafe. clearing from r.
G-ls. care Oklahovnah.
FOR sALE--Prsss cs9s, Ito W. jKo
ennh hnlv, beavlns to-
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! SPLENblD sleeping room. furnished
IN WHIT. private entrance on car
| linr. igi-N NfnndWny W lGi
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TWO cOnnTIIlng TOOmN with hnih. tIn .
Sly Or ens1ltc On Jan, !. iOjis West
Fourth Maple 1876
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ATTRACTIVE and cory bedrooms In
private home. modern conyenloncer,
walking distance Walnut l2II
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lrELY furnished 6locping room In
private home can Maple 20ol,
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT


! LIGHT housekeeping rooms. every
thing furnished. y block from Fair
/ Ground car line walnut t1I1
TWO light housekeeping rooms. 1917
[ T. 9Th
/ JIG ". FlFrN-Two rooms fnr house
| keeping outside entrance. front and
hnck Walnut ?Os7
| TWO or three unfurnishcd llght house
keeping rooms for rent. Gas. lights.
nnd water furnished. 1905 North Shar-
ici Mnpl" iiS2
/ TWO light Housekeeping rooms fur
nlshrd, working people preferred. Jj
East 6th
I TWO connecting housekeeping rooms.
very desirable. In good neighhofhood
adults ali West iith Maple 1859.
uNE suite Hight housekeeping rooms.
neatly furnished private entrance.
| ~ T.. o'h
TWO modern Furnished housekeeping
rooms. private home: adults. ?ls W.
S'h. Walnut 5ool
TWO nicely Furnished light housekcep-
ing rooms. 1884 West Gth,
UNFt'RNlSHED light housekeeping
rooms. Gs3 W Noble: modern
NICELY furnished sleeping room for
rent. close IN % West jth.
| TWO connecting rooms in modern cot
thgc, furnished for housekeeping
clean and coy. front and back en-
trance. Call and see them. 1911 North
broadway. Map.e i9l
627 EAST 9TH ST Two nicely fur-
nlshed housekeeping rooms for rent.
no children Walnut 5OB. Maple 1873.
| CLEAN. nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms, private entrance. g0l West
/ eth
/ VERY desirable housekeeping rooms In
private family los East 9th.
VERY DESIRABLE two rooms for
housekeeping. bath. Mrs, Petty. i0Gi.
East ith.
NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms
also sleeping rooms. ~ T.. tth 81.
Maple llSi-J.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms In private
home no objection to children. MS
West 7th.
THREE ROOMS furnished for house
keeping modern. 7i6 West 7,h
TWO ROOMS for light housekeeping
sink I'm Kitchen. everything furnished
no objection TO one child can walnut
1529.
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POULTRY AND PETS

FINE breeding turkeys. white, bronze.
Burbon, tlb per trio. registered plg
club Duroc pigs, 'l5. Il. &. Jones. Oho'
Iona. Miss.
FOR SALE--Two pens s. G. Dun o..
plngton chickens, Mt once. T A.
Harrington, care Cosy Drug store.
,hawncc, okla.
ron sALE-5f laying hens and 2
roost-rsi getting ~ and II rggs daily
also 80 feet chicken wire and small
new house Phone Maple 1852
| HAVE SOME LEFT Registered pedI.
greed and commercial RUFUS Red and
Now Xcalnnds; NIL agea. Prices nr-
cording 10 quality. Write or call Sun
day VIM Ector, 1901 \. Oklnhoma Ave.
400 WHITE ROCK and ithodc lSlnud
Red pullcts. now laying Must be sold
within the week, any number YOU want
Call between hours ~ \ n, ~, 20 II n. ~.
and p IN. 10 y. m. l6lh W 2sth ~.
sPORTSMEN. send me your dog to
train. 1880 per month. trained many
best In 4. 4. John Donaldson. Shef'
field, Ala
SINGLE Comb Rlack Minofca cockrtels;
largo type. March hatch 81 90 April
hatch. 81 90 u. B. Goyue, Bailey,
Texas.
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ron RENT Newly furnished bed.
room. With refined family, hiloIntng
hnth. private enhance, walking dis.
irnrr Mhpla ihlG.I
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FURNISHED rooms In modern home
employed people preferred: blocks
from Main md Robinson. 1876 " 9Th
FOR tEST nicely furnished
rooms. modern. close In. 100 W 9Th
Phone Walnut G22S
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE--Gas heater. iron bed and
springs. and mahogany dresser. at i0S
West 9th
FRANZ PREMIER electric carpet clean
er. very cheap. Walnut 1867.
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furnished bed for
well heated 2li East
RAJ
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FURNITURE REPAIRED.

CAPITOL furniture & Plano Repair co
The beat place To have your furniture
made new. your plano finished reCu-
mtted and tuned. Cnll Walnut 3i92
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OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FOR RENT--S.toom furnished apart.
mcn,; no children or dogs $40 Wes,
goth Cnll Walnut 2o5?
FOR RENT. cash only. three farms
neat Lone Wolf, one near Geary. T.
| 5. Wilcox. Granite, Okla,
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ROOMS YoR'RENr

FOH RENT Newly Furnished bed.
room, With refined family hdloiuing
hnih, private enhance, walking dis.
innrr Maple iil6.j
ron kEN1 Furnlshed room In private
nome. 90 N stiles walnut 62iA-R
TWO nicely ufnshcd bed.f rooms for
rent. che ~ well heated 2li East
ith. Maple l'sl
ATTRACTIVE and cory bedrooms In
private home, modern convenlrucsr,
walking distance. Walnut i2H.
NICELY furnished tleoplng room In
private home can Maple 2ool,
TWO connecting rooms with bath. sln.
gly Or enrnllc On Jan !, i1jls West
Fourth Maple 1915
MODERN well furnished foom conyrn.
lent t1 business center. grnil"mo n
preferred. walnut 1858. 7lS Fast 5th.
THREE nicely furnished rooms 20 ".
PARK
TWO very attractive roont southeast
exposure, 1908 y broadway Phone
nipple ioNa-J
FURNISHED room, pfsnte home
gnrngo II desired. ~ T.. Park. walnut
?5i2.
sPLENpIp sleeping room. furnished
~ WIZ. private entrance on car
lln". igl-N lifohdwhy W 3Gi.
FrENlSlnsD bedroom for rent. furnace
heat ii-i y Harvey Phone Walnut
49,
TO LADY EMPLOYED. south front
room private entrance. also private
entrance 20 hath. Walking distance .
with couple. Wnlnu, i0'2
~ HNlsHED rooms IN modern home
employed people preferred: blocks
from Main md Robinson. 1876 " eth.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished
rooms. modern. close in 100 " Lth.
Phone walnut G22s
sLEErlNG roonL adjoining bath. 80
Norih Noblnfon.
LARGE. newly furnished room, walk
lnr diotHncc. Jls West 9Th Wal
nut 1i7s
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED room In hlrh
class residential apartment within
walking distrnrr and close TO car
lines. something extra nice Walnut
illI
NEWLY furnished modern sleeping
room, walking distance, Rent rea p
sonable. Maple 2j25. 523 west sth.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

49, --4,~-ss~N~-ss1s
FOR RENT-To married couple. clc-
gantly furnished t-room apartment
i29it w. 9Th. Call after $50 y. m.
NICELY furnished 5.room apartment
IN WnShingtonlnn Flats. walnut 1853.
FOR RENT-F Furnished buuglow. $50
Phone Walnut 1898 or Maple $40.
j-ROOM nicely furnished bungalow.
1904 West 3ith tall Walnut ijGl-R
or call Walnut a7'S-J.
TWO ROOMS completely furnished.
connecting bath. private entrance IL
w. 3rd Florence llcmslcy, Walnut 1857.
FURNISHED apartment of two OF three
large rooms and sleeping porch.
strictly modern. for housekeeping. In
qulrc NJ 5liis West 9Th.
GROOM furnished cottage In rear OF
lot at jli1 West 9Th. opposite
Emerson school. cheap rent. Inquire
5iiis West 9Th,
s-RO0M furnished house, good well.
adults: reasonable. 1o2 n Douglas.
NICELY funiahcd 5-room cottage.
la}i'- West sth.
FOR RENT -FurnlsHed or unfurnishcd
6rooin cottage. modern. with gutugr.
storm cave, rain water supply. four
lots. ljO5 r, sth. Cali Walnut 39j9-R
THREE-ROOM apartment. rooms fur
nishcd. As kitchen and bedroom. one
partly furnished. heater. rug and dra-
peries. adults only. walnut $3.50.
FOR RENT Nice. clean furnished
apartment l26 East 5th.
FOR RENT-My home. nicely furnished
throughout. 5-room bungalow. must
be seen To he appreciated. $50. 1874 W.
First. Phone Maple 3695-R,
FOR RENT to adults. 5-room duplex.
bath. sleeping porch wcll furnished,
walking distance: possession Jan. D.
Walnut 5922-J.
SMALL furnished apartment with pri-
Vate bath: do not apply unless EN-
ployed man and wife. Walnut 1915. 2li
Harrison.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
Now It Is the Veil
With the Chiffon
Border

which the well-gowned woman
drapes over her new hat.
There are hexagon meshes with
velvet dots, plain hexagon meshes
and fgures-all quite new and
smart. All are finished with
borders of chiffon and ribbon to
match the veil itself.
There is black, brown, navy
blue Or taupe, and the prices start
at 81 and 60 up to 81.
And this little lot of wells is
brand-new and just out Of the
<vyappings.
-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
HANDSOME AND
UNUSUAL NEW WINTER
WRAPS FOR WOMEN

THIS Winter it is the fasci-
mating combination of
beautiful fabrics, soft furs and
utterly charming styles which
make the new coats and wraps
the delightful things they are.
At 500 each, for instance,
there is little group of fine
coats one of loopine in a
lovely color, with a deep col
lar of nearseal which ties in
the front; another of cashmere
velour in a soft gray brown,
cut cape effect with deep COL
lar and belt in front; and still
another of velour, in one of the
new brown shades with a fur
collar that ties in front and
much handsome braiding on
front and back.
{First r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10

In a deep, royal purple is
beautiful coat of zenobia, one
of the thick, soft Winter fab
RIGS. This has a deep collar of
lustrous black ncarseal and
nearseal pockets. $175.
Another beauty is a cape Of
velour with one of the new
cape collars and a trimming
of taupe squirrel. $500.
A beaver collar, deep and
furry, which comes round and
forms vest in front, is on
one of the new duvetyne coats
at $3.50.
One of the novelties is a
short coat with cape in back
of Bolivia in French blue. It
has a Hudson seal (dyed
muskrat) collar and border;
the sleeves are quite new and
the coat is extremely smart.
1t is $3.50.
n, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
New Shopping Bags
of Beautiful Suede

These are in large, round
shapes that are exceedingly
smart. Colors are gray or dark
tan and Innings are harmonizing
tints in moire silk. Each bag has
an inner frame and mirror.
Price Sc.
Main Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
Madame Lyra COrsets- -NelU
Autumn Models

Here and good modelspehaps just the corset
which fits your needs is in this group:
At s4 coutl with low bust long skirt
and elastic hip GORE topss with insertion of elastic
in waist. ..s.
At So; model of cout heavily boned for full figures,
medium bust, elastic hip gore and broad clasp.
At $685. dainty of pink satin, topess with elastic at
waist line ..... "s t.' .".
At $3.50; pink model, low and long
abdomen and hips. s.#st E. .#
At $685. opless model of fancy broche light weight elastic
at waist; for slender figures
At $780, model for tall figures; pink broche with low bust
and long skirt.
At sO beautiful pink broche corset heavily boned low bust
FIoor,C Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
WOmen's
Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs
$3.50 a Dozen

Good sturdy handkerchiefs with
" to a Y inch hem, medium
weight and of excellent quality
just the thing for everyday wear.
(lssip Fassr. Cs.trsD,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
Philippine Night
gowns, Hand
Embroidered

New and charming ones are
coming in all the time and every
shipment seems lovelier than the
last. These are scalloped, flow
cred and trimmed with fine drawn
work and ribbon run. They are
priced from $3.50 to $25.
Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
Great Organ Plays at
10 and AIS
Ely Chimes at Noon.
WANAMAKER'S
Those Undaunted, Lion
Hearted American Boys

hearted american DOyS
of ours in the long battle lines how splendid they
have been!
What tremendous courage!
Where and when did the young fellows get it?
Was it bedded in them when they left us? Did
they inherit it from their fathers from away back?
+ Did the Liberty Bell and the City history have
something to do with it?
Was there ever war in all time where so many
boys took part?
How full of patriotism and intrepidity our fel-
lows are having gone off at the first moment full OF
powder andshot flaming out with such tremendous
force and carrying the day! All honor and praise
be theirs-every one of then,-from every State in
the Union! -.~N
Their brains, nerves, muscles, c0nsciences and
all-pervading spirit are doing the winning work of
shortening the war.
1t is fine for young fellow to begin his life SO
early with such magnificent beginning.
There is great-mndedness even in silent boys
who walk streets and work in these stores, from
which over eleven hundred have gone to the front.
am proud of you, lads!
.... '''''''' T&~A<
September 10, 1918. U
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
We Have a Splendidl
Showing, of Mems g.
New Fall Suits

The prices from $25 to $780, and the suits worth
every dollar, every penny of the price.
There has been no skinping. N
No lessening of the quality
No breakaway from the standard of alwool.
No relaxation from the strict hand tailoring that
always put the Wanamaker kind of clothing above all other
kinds.
When you want your Winter suit, remember which
store is that has always given the largest dollars worth
The suits beautiful in their rich Autumn color
ngs and splenddy made up Practically the only style
change is an accentuation of the military cut.
Loo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
The PrettieSt New Crepe
BlOuses to Go With
the New Suits =.

the most fastdious woman All are of fine crepe Georgette
There is dear little blouse at S675, in white or flesh
color with hand embroidery and group of tucks down the
middle of the front. g. . -. ) r.. sg~..-.." f.
On the blouse is soutache braidng which makes
It pretty this, too, is in white or flesh color
And for $3.50 there is white fesh-coor waist with
novel brading on the collar and this in an too with
blue braiding. -,
Of beautiful simplicity is the $1O75 waist which is in
white with hand-embrodered dots and high collar with
band of black satin, ,$s .,s - L. ..s> t... .
At $3.50 is white crepe blouse with tucks hemstitch-
ing and a feminine fril s...,-- .".a -
Quite lovely is another blouse at $8 which embrod
cred beautifully and has collar to be high low In
white flesh. ..".
And the last blouse $780, is quite elaborate with much
embroidery and Of real Vense lace It is in white or
fash color
Floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
Light Cut Glassware
in the China and
Glass Sale

These pieces are made from
our own good designs and are
not to be duplicated elsewhere
either in pattern or in value.
Water sets, $3.50, $3.50, 81 up
to $40.
Ice tea sets, 1915, 81, $5, $3.50.
Sandwich trays, 75c, $1.50,
$1.75, So.
Cracker and cheese dishes,
S1.75, So.
Candy jars, 81. SIPS, Sl.5O,
$1.75, 50, $3.50, SO, $3.50.
Sugar and cream sets, Csc, 81,
Si.5O.
Vases, 20c, 25c, 35c, 4Oc, SOC,
75c, 81, $1.50 up to $3.50.
Olive or bonbon dishes, SOC.
Berry bowls, 81, $1.25, $1.5O.
Water tumblers, 12c each.
Sherbets, 20c and 25c each.
Flower baskets, 20c to SO each.
tFourth Floor. Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10

When you are looking for a
little gift for child just re-
member those attractive little
boxes of French chocolates in the
Cameo Shop. The boxes are
pretty enough to keep when the
goodies are gone, and the choc-
olates are pure and will not hurt
even weeny youngster. 35c, 40c
and UP to 75c box.
Raspberry. chocolate, vanilla
and coffee are some of the favors
in those delicious Cameo caramels.
They are fresh every day, and
the best in town for the price
soc pound.
Main Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
The New Fur
Trimmings Are
Ready

and so if you are planning fur
trimmed gown or suit or coat,
you will find here just the fur
you have in mind and the width
you would like to use.
The furs have been selected
with much care, each is marked
with it's real name, and the quail
tiles are the best we could find
at the prices.
There is soft pretty beaver,
opossun, moleskin, Hudson seal
(Which is dyed muskrat), mouf-
flon, ermine, and many others.
And there are bands from one
to ten inches wide.
Main Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
Mems and WOmen'S Shoes
at Important Savings

The woens shoes high-lace style with fancy buck
skin tops and light and dark tan cakn vamps and Cuban
low heels:
At $10.75 pair they S5.25 less than regularly.
The mems lace and Bucher styles in dark tan and
black calfskin and black dskin in various toe shapes
On shoes you $3.50 and the $64O shoes
you save s2lo, ,aoe ...,. 80, ..,...ra !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
WANAMAKER'S
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes at 4:30
o7ov Comes an Unusual and Important Sale of Toilet Article

Here are things needed in every household every
daythere comforts and necessities for the bath
and the toilet; there are imitation ivory pieces for
the dressing table and the bureau and the prices
all the articles in the sale are way below usual.
The imitation ivory pieces include all the wanted
pieces and in all sizes. They are seconds, but such
good seconds and with such slight flaws that you will
be surprised that they are not perfect
They include
Hair brushes, 6oc to s275. Military brushes, s2S5.
Mirrors, 81 to $3.50 pair to s425 pair.
f1t , br,h , co. co. ~ 1 e, IN Also shoe horns tooth
Bonnet brushes 35c brush cases, soap boxes, tai
Trays, 2Oc to S16O. boxes, nail polishers,
Puff boxes, 35c to Soc. glove sretchers pin boxes,
Hair receivers 35c to S5c. hatpin holders.
HOnfeur Goods
These from laboratories and well
known to thousands of and that is
to word about their high standing and low prices
Toilet waters, violet and Youth and Beauty cream
TEmpre, 45c and S5c. 35c a lar
rose and remnire ioc '''O' Extracts in violet,
Face powders, violet and rEmpre 36c and eoc
and iEmpre 25c. Susanne toilet water 25c
Skin cream, 35c a jar 11;.+,; @,
Cleansing cream, 35c Ilail 'oAe, pi'
jar Bay rum SOC and 75c.
Other Toilet Articles at Special Prices Are
Witch hazel, s5c pint; Csc Wanamaker's shaving
ouart cream, 1Sc.
Violet ammonia, 2oc pint; Oter depilatory powder
35c quart Csc ~
Hair tonic. Soc EPSON salts, 15c.
Liquid soap, SOC quart Chsk '' and oris os s5c .'
oot'ne Boric acid, 35c.
Lilac Vegeta' ooc. Compressed rouge, 2Oc.
Wistaria vegetal, Csc. Peroxide 32c.
Toilet Soaps:
Wanamaker vegetable oil SOAP sze &c cake made
from pure vegetable oils and unusually good soap.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10

Hair brushes, 60c to S2.75.
Mirrors, 81 to $3.50.
Combs, 10c. 15c, 20c.
Hat brushes, 60c to $1.10.
Bonnet brushes, 35c.
Trays, 2Oc to S1.60.
Puff boxes, 35c to 85c.
Hair receivers, 35c to 85c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
New Scrims and
Marquisettes for
Curtains and
Draperies

They are somewhat of an in
novation for window decorations,
but are most attractive.
Copied from chintzes, the
scriins and marquisettes are in
gay and pleasing colorings and
unusual new designs.
Use them for draperies and
for windows.
Thirty-six inches wide 45c
and SOC yard.
(Fifth Floor, Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10
WOmen's Washable
Capeskin Gloves

wear; and since good gloves are
scarcer than ever the wise woman
will avail herself of this oppor-
tunity.
$1.50 to $1.75-One clasp, out
seam sewn, tan only.
sl.s5-One clasp, pique sewn,
Cordovan or ivory.
S2-One clasp, outseam sewn,
putty.
S2.25-One clasp, pique sewn,
tan, gray, putty, brown, Newport,
pearl or white.
Main Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-10

Military brushes, S2.35.
pair to S4.25 pair.
Also shoe horns, tooth
brush cases, soap boxes, tai
cum boxes, nail polishers,
glove stretchers, pin boxes,
hat-pin holders.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-06-06

Boyer attended the show in Sank Cen
tire Sunday evening.
Several of the young peop... Of this
vicinity attended the Strobeck barn
dance Saturday evening.
Miss Alpha Boyer has returned to
the home Of her parents after complet.
ing a successful term Of school in
North Dakota.
A few Meyer Gates at big dis
count in price in order to close them
out. Wedge Hardware Co.-adv.
Louis Larson spent Sunday evening
at the Andrew Larson home.
A few from this neighborhood at
tended the Nonpartisan picnic at the
head of Osakis lake Tuesday.
Misses Alta Hultgren and Mable
Johnson are suffering from an attack
of measles.
The spring term of the Fairy Lake
school taught by Miss Belle Chisholm
closes this Friday.