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why DO We Cry When Hurt7

We cry when we are hurt for the same
reason that VIC laugh when We are glad.
The muscles and nerves. under the d.
rcction Of the brain. produce tho cry
just as the muscles and nerves produce
laughter. although they arc probably.
but not necessarily. a different set or
muscles and nerves.
When We are hurt in any part OF our
body or feelings the impression does
not affect us until II reaches the brain.
Then instantly. OF course. the body ana
brain go to work to destroy the pain.
The first thing. Of course. is to give n
warning to other parts OF the body that
there is a hurt and our crying is a
warning TO other pcopl" that we arc hurt.
That is probably the only good that cry
ing does. 1t does not remove the hurt
II only tells others Of our troubles. We
cry with tho lower part Of the brain
the only portion OF the brain which il
active in little baby. This is why even
tiny baby can cry. Crying is tho oniy
thing a baby can do To give warning or
its distress or discomfort. Later in IL"
the upper part Of the brain develops
This is the master Of the lower part
Therefore. we do not always cry when
hurt as We grow older because tn"
master brain sometimes tells tn" lower
brain TO cry will not help matters in tn"
least. even though we are inclined to cry
Sometimes the hurt or shock To oiu"r
people Is so great or sudden that We cry
out before the controlling part of inc
brain has had time to get in its work
Of preventing the cutlery, but W" ar"
able TO stop crying when the Master
brain again secures control
why Does IN Onion Make the Tears
Conner
That is natures way &c protecting tn"
eyes from the smarting which the onion
would cause in your eyes II the tears d;d
not come quickly and OV"rcom" tn" bad
effect so produced Tears ar" provided
for washing the ball Of your eyes. Every
time you wink little tear is rclcqsA
from under tho eyeb1ll. This washes
down the front of tho "y"ball ana
clcanses II Of all dust an! other things
that fly at the eye from the mir. Then
the tear runs along It'll" channel
much like q trough. al tho lower part Of
the eye and out through Il little hol" in
the eye and in this case tho tear is
really only an cyc-waSh. Many things
but moro often sadness or injured feel
ings. start tho tears coming :" fast from
under the cycl!d that m" l:ttlc trough
at the bottom and tho h"l" in the corner
Of the eye are too small 10 hold them or
carry them of. so they roll over The
edge Of the lower cyclid and down IN"
face These are what We call tears.
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Ex-Reds Fighting In
The All-Russian Army

OMSK. Saturday. Oct. 1S.--Thc gen.
cral staff of the Siberian army in its
official report states that many Bolshc-
vik prisoners captured in the recent ad-
vance, who had been forced to join tho
Ralshcvik troops. have expressed their
desire to enlist in the AllRusSian army
and are now lighting in its ranks.
Among the five thousand prisoners
captured in the advance in the region
If Scmircchiyc (rcportcd from Washing
ton, October 17) were TWO regiments OF
EolShcvik infantry and eleven detach-
mcnts of cavalry. 4 great quantity OF
arms and ammunition was also captured.
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! BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD.
. MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 255.


No. 255.
Can you answer the following quoS-
tinns with words containing the syllable
"Cal"
What cat means terrible event:
What cat means n cave for burial!
What cat means n book or questions
and answers? =
What cat. means a list Of names in
order?
What cat means to seize?
What cat means q western town!
What cat means Il Whterfal:
What cat means 4 sauce"
ANSWER TO NO. 2o4.
AS the train goes two bridges icnElh
less one foot. while the cow goes hall a
bridge length. less i've feet, ana wouiu
go three bridge lengths. less three men
o., while III" COW went hall n bridSS
length. plus four feet, nine inches, W.
sec that the train would so five bridge
lengths less fifteen inches. Will" the CO"
went ON" bridge length. less three lnchc3
So the train goes just five times as faSt
as the COW, and two bridge lengths lcIs
one foot is equal to two and hal.
bridge lengths less twenty-five feet
Hence half bridge length is twenty
four feet and the whole length is forty
eight feet.
Copyright, 1919, by Sam Loyd)
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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CLOCKS TURNED BACK

The fall change in time took place at
/ ~ o'clock Sunday morning when time
pieces were turned back one hour. This
rrII" was observed strictly ut the drsir-
s.1l,d hour on tn" railroads. but the av-
"rlgr citizen changed his watch or clock
before retiring for the night and rcaped
tic benefit of m additional hours sleep
sunday morning With This change in
tam" III" repeal IF tho daylight saving
law took effect.
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If YOU HAVE AN APARTMENT
TO RENT you have an advertising
problem Of the regular sort-to be
worked out in tho regular way.
That is the classified advertising
way. and through ie a majority Of
tho apartments arc rented. 1t never
costs decentralization so little that
the expense hardly counts.
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THE REASON WHY

Among other things that will cause tear
glands to cause an ovcr-supply Of eye
wash to come down. are onions. What
they give off is very trying TO the eyes
and so. just as soon as the something
which an onion throws off hits tho eye
ball. the nerves OF the eye telegraph the
brain to turn on the tears quickly. and
they com" in a little deluEc and counter
act the bad effect Of the onion.
From the Book of Wonders.
Published and Copyrighted by tho
Bureau Of Industrial Education. Inc.
Washington, d. G.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.

4 meeting Of The Public Service Som
mission of West Virginia. HID on th'
y meeting OF The Public Service Com
Case No. ?iT.
Natural Gas Company Of West Viz
Gina.
Application to change rates
Whereas. application has this da'
been filed by the Natural Gas Company
Of West Virginia for authority To chang"
it's rates. Il Is ordered that leave he
granted TO any ono Interested 10 file OBJ
lection thereto before the Commission
at any time on or bcfarc tho I'm day Of
November. 1919, and this matter be set
down for hearing At a meeting OF tn
commission to be held ut its offices in
Charleston on saiA llth day Of Novem
her 1912. at two o'clock r. m. N which
time any one may appear and max" such
object ion thereto as may he deemed
proper.
IT = futher ordered that tho applicant
publish a Capy OF this ordered once each
week for fdur successive weeks in two
news papers Of opposite politics. IL such
there he. and Of general circulation in
tn" CountT or counties affected by IN"
proposed change in rates: and said APP
piiCant shall also mail 10 or scrv" on
each of its consumers affected thereby
at least fifteen days prior to said llth
day Of November. 1919. written notice
In the form prescribed by tho Commits
sion. showing that il has applied 10 The
Public Service Commission Tor author
ity 10 chang" It's rates. the rates pro-
posed to he charged. and the time and
turn thereof TO thls Commission.
\ Copy.
TeStc: Z. r. BERNHEIM,
o-lS-H0-27-n-3 Secretary.
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Agents to travel by auto
mobile to Introduce our fast selling.
popular priced household necessity. The
greatest lire on earth. Make $1,000
day. Complete outfit and automobile
furnished free to workers. Write TO-
day for exclusive territory. American
Products Co, 276 American Bldg. Gin
cinnati Ohio. o-21-g~
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PROSTATE disorders. bladder tr

PROSTATE disorders. bladder trouble in
men; getting up frequently At night,
positively and rapidly overcome without
drugs privately at home; doctors. osteo-
paths. chiropractors. physical culture
directors use IL; easily used by anyone
anywhere; no matter what you haYe
tri"d or how old the case. this method
will bring results quickly. Write for
free illustrated booklet and convincing
testimony, E:lcctr"thermal Co. 273 liar-
risun bldg, Stcubenville. Ohio. o-2I-g
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In III" late eos on tho Providence and
Worcester railroad. coal was burned in
locomotives for the first time in America.
Tho anthracite coalS,iclds Of Pcnnsyl-
vania are estimated at about 400 square
miles and this is practically all there is
in tie United States.
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REDUCED IN PRICE.

This elegant located North Front
street property, fronting sixty feet on
y. Front street, and extending to the
river. House contains seven rooms and
bath. with running water in all bed
rooms.
Owner anxious 70 sell and has reduced
the price several hundred dollars.
CHAS. r. PAUL co.
6ol wheeling Bank & Trust Building.
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SALE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
BONDS.
Town OF woodsdaIe, Ohio County, West


The Undersigned Commissioners. ap-
pointed for the purpose by the Council
of the Town of Woodsdalc. will. until
the Sth day OF November. 1919. at IL
o'clock. noon, receive sealed bids for
the sale Of one Hundred Thousand Dol
pruvcmcnt Coupon Bonds Of the Town
If Woodsdale. with accrued interest
said hands being numbered from l to
100 inclusive, in the denomination of
One Thousand Dollars (sl,000.00) each.
All of said bonds. or any part thereof.
are rrdccmable At the option OK council
ten NO) years from their date. and are
date. with interest at the rate OF five
per cent tjCt) per annum, payable an
, nually at III" Dollar Savings & Trust
Company Wheeling. West Virginia, and
are dated November LIST, 1919.
Said bonds having been approved by
the Attorney general OF the state Of
West Virginia as required by Chapter
obligation upon the town Of WOodsdale.
West Virginia.
Each bid shall he accompanied by a
certified check Equal to five $50 per
cent Of the value Of the bonds bid por.
payable to III" Undersigned commits
siuners.
The said commissioners reserve the
right 10 reject any and all bids, and may
use the check accompanying bids as H.
Quida;rd damage! for failure To comply
with tn" bud. II the same is accepted.
All bids shall! h" marked BIDS for
WondSlalr Ropds." and mailed to r. b.
Nayl"r No. 305 National Bank Build ng
Wheeling. West Nir"inia.
GEORGE W. BARON,
OTTO SCIIENK
GEO. y. LAUGHLIN
OILS commissioners.
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$1,000 Down will Secure

you on SEA near Nat. road. fair Bldss.
5000 II timber. two horses. farm tools,
all for $4,000. Fully described in cata-
logue No. s. have over 400 other
farms fully described in free catalogue.
Write II. H. MASTERS. Agent, Cam
bridge. 0.
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Coal was first mined in the United
States at Mauch Chunk. Pa, in 1906.
pallul aul 10 spI7V snou!mnllq oYL .
States ar" estimated to cover 100000
square miles.
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LOST and FOUND

LoST-On National highway. between
West Alexander and 10Th street.
Wheeling. wire wheel with Goodyear tire
attached. Liberal reward To finder by
notifying Wheeling Used Car Company.
OF
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Tho annual production OF htumin"us
coal in tho United States in recent years
has averaged 500. ono. 900 short tons.
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The railroads OF the United States or
dinarily consume about 200,000.o00 tons
Of bituminous coal year.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SloJ ICE MACHINE

Are you the man in this territory big
enough to swing fast growing business
Year round necessity in every home
farm. store or wherever ice is used. sos
or more profit and frequent turn over
Of capital. An initial investment Of
3l,425 establishes You in 4 permanent
business Of your own. Prompt action
required to get this territory. Fred w.
Wolf. 327 y. Wells ST.. Chicago. o-21-g
wANTED-Prostate sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs The E.leCtrothcrmal Company
273 Harrison Bldg, Steubenville. Ohio.
o-2I-g
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The first discovery of coal is said to
have been made by n Belgian black
smith named IIulos. who lived in the
village Lear Licge. in 1919.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ARMY SURPLUS RECLAIMED SUP
PLIES.
quilts 3l.65 up. Ralncoats S293. wagon
covers. any size. Boy Scout equipment.
II the army used It, We have It. Write
for catalogue Dept. Army & Navy Sup
ply Co.. Box No. 1870, Richmond. Va.
o-27-S
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IDEAL LOCATION

A MODERN KonE AND BUSINESS
Located on paved street. car line, lot
6Oxl5U feet, house two story. rooms,
stone foundation. bath, hot and cold
water, electric lights. cellar ccmcntcd.
used as a Restaurant doing a good bus
mess, garage for I cars. now rented at
$40 per month. Price $4,000. part cash
MITCHELL D SNYDER
1877 Jefferson Ave. washington. Pa
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FOR SALE-Auromobnes.

Fo8 sALE-Duick Light Eix 1917 model
Detachable limousine top good run
ming order, $4,000. Can b seem at Gus
and p. m, Sunday aftcfaooa. o-:i-i
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WANTED-Farm Lands

WANTED-To hear from owners Of
farms Of around 100 acres. State To-
cation and price. Address Owner care
of lntclligencer. o-2I-i
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AUCTION HOUSE

We buy at fair market prices. new
and second hand household goods, or
any useful merchandise. that YOU will
sell. Or We will sell the same on COM
mission for you, from our place Of bus
mess. at public auction. Money advanc-
ed on goods pending sale OF same. Calls
and deliveries made evenings, where
preferred. Mcrchants--We buy job lots.
" one article. Address.
THE WALTER w1cKHAl1
Auction House
Corner Tenth and West Chapine SITS.
Phone 1891. Wheeling. ". Va All
business transactions confidential
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YOR SALE,

room, pressed brick. bath. cellar and
laundry. Steam heat. garage and work
shop Corner lot. size 80 y l2o feet.
S'.OOr.
Frank and .Harreu Smith
or.os s4.R Residence aa7-M
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KRoNJAE1EA-On Friday, October 81.
1919. at t4n O'Clock p. m. CAROLINE
wife Of tte late Carl kronJaeger.
Services att tn" home Of her daughtf-
Mrs. :. ~ Dawson. ll06 Market stree
Monday afternoon 80 Friends I'm
rted. Interment Mt. Wood cemetery.
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LoST-Jcrscy COW: has bell on neck
and chain attached; reward; call 233-J
Elm Grove. o-2i-k
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MILLIONS are suffering with rhenma-
tism. Most important discovery Of thS
age. A herb that actually drives thu
most stubborn case Of rheumatism en-
tlrely out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astounded al the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities
Representatives Yanteo. S1.1z pound
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Califor-
MIA mY-2e-t
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LoST-nark bay horse with white spot
on ID. near Rayland. .. Reward.
Write Henry Roberts, r. +. d. 3. Ray
land, q. o-22-l
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FOR SALE


FOR sALE|'hestnuts. delicious. crisp
sweet: 10 lbs. s1.75 POSTPAID. 2H bu-
$500, blu. $500 collect. Watson Ner-
camille House, Tuna. y. c. Check or
money order with order. o-?7-g
FOR sALB-19l6 Model Ford runabout,
Gray-Davis Starter, Stewart Speedo.
meter Hammond Shock Absorbers. Cor.
bin Spark Lock. Call William Fette.
333j-R o-23-l
FOE SALE-Winter body for touring
car. In excellent condition inquire
at 1913 Market St.. City. o-22.l
FOR SALR-Overland roadster. no rea-
sonable offer refused. Inquire Chall
Bell. Rush Run. Ohio. o-2l-r
FOE sALB-GuA1ANT11 Snouo
CANARIES, 1s7h-1eTK st. 3ED
FoH sALE-Farm, 80 acres, House 6 r.,
base. barn. and silo, fruit all kinds. Bar
gain $4,000. Call 81 Elm Brove. or id
dess Chas. B. Rice. a-2e-30t
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DIED

DIEM-on Sunday. October. oeth. 1919.
at l0:l5 O'Clock a. m. at his late res
dcncC; Stop A. Beech Bottom. GEORGE
r. DIEM.
Funeral notice later.
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PERSONAL

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-21

About thirty ladies and gentle
men, members of the Executive
Committee of the Red Cross.
Community League, Parent Teach
er. and other organizations, met
at the Comus Tuesday night to
hear the report of Mr.. Melpolder,
one of the head officials of the
Gulf Division, after making an
impressionistic social survey of
the parish. A detailed account,
With that of the meeting that fol.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-21

Grist Mills. Feed Mills. Hay
Presses, Tbreshers, Kerosene En-
gines. Single Mills, and Wood
Working Machinery. Write for
our catalogue.
WILLIAMS MILL MFG. Co. OF
ARKANSAS
Texarkana, U. S. A.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-21

We see b. the papers that
Marksville, last week, repealed
the ordinance prohibiting the re-
tail Of fresh meats on the streets
and the result was that the pricU
ct beef was cut in halt It oncs.
Whv can't the city commissioners
Of Nstchitoches do the same thing I
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-21

Stafford is the next leaf to DROP
after SAINT from the guberna.
torial rose.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-21

lowed last night to act upon ,'le
result of his findings and splendid
suggestions, will be given in our
next issue.
The Washington times., 1919-01-09
M EMS SHOP
List Of Friday Bargains

MEN, Socks, pairs sI.oO-Incud
ing b0c and CSC qualities o< s.HoIe-
proof and Onyx" in black, white
and colors. Last OF various lots. OF
fber silk and Isle. Friday, ; pairs,
81. 90.
Mems $50 sAirts, sse-Madras.
percale, etc. Sizes IL to IL. Regular
stock-Quick selling lots in a Fri
day clesraway at soc each.
Men.s 81 Night Robes, S2.Is-AIso
nannelette pajamas. Full cut ami
all sizes. Choice tomorrow for 80 lb
Mems SS Unien Suits, SI.se-I,ong
sleeve and ankle length ribbed union
suits, with closed crotch. Subject 10
slight defects-SS suits at sI.s9
Mems Soc Crsvnts. 3 for SI.oo-Of
silk mixed material, made OF the
makers ends OF pieces. a wide va
riety cf colors, well made-wich the
lar-a flowing ends.
MEMS SOC Handkerehiefs, for
se.2S-An pure linen, full size, neatly
hemstitched.
MsaI $3.50 Gloves. sr..-Auto
gloves. with large gauntlets. Warm.
ly lined. Black only. and sl.a5 for
Friday onlv.
Mems s1..s Gloves. es~-SnurIy
Fined black fabric gloves, in all sIZes.
Good -lookir,- hest ftfInr
Mems $40 Mocha Gloves. Sass
The worries best - Dents - gray
mocha gloves, with AnCora wool lin
ing. Mems Shop-street, Floor.
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$3.50 to $3.50 Corsets,
Special at S2.35

Well known makes OF front and
back lace corsets in models to f1t
all figures. Made OF batiste, coutil
and novelty materials, have elastic
top, low and medium bust and long
hips: some with elastic across back
Special for Friday only at $2.35.
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Notions
Extra Special Values.

Neck Bands for mems and
boys shirts: seconds: worth Sc
and 1Oc each, for IOe.
sanitary Napkins. absorbent,
sterllized. Soc value: I dozen, soc.
Sanitary APRONS with net top,
Guaranteed; 50c value, sc.
hair. hand made: I5c value, 8
for 25e.
English Pin Sheets, 200 count,
lOc and 12c value, . for 2ss.
Wire Hair Pin Cabinets. as
sor ed sizes: 10e values. &c.
Electric Hair Curriers', 5 on
card: 25c value, zJc.
LINGERIE Tsoe, assorted colors;
guaranteed fast color; 1Qc value,
each. 7e.
Paiais RoysILstreet Ffeer.
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Beautiful Silk Blouses,
Friday Only $3.9S =
Mems Suits and
Overcoats, $21
$3.50 10 s35 YaIue

Excellent hand-tailored gar
ments. comprising all-wool fab
ries- The 0vereoats are silk or
satin lined and trimmed skirt and
ulsterette models for young men,
also staple box and Chesterfield
styles.
The Suits are in models for
youpg men and men Of conserva-
tive tastes. OF all-wool cheviots,
cassimeres and fiannels, also
smooth wearing worsteds and all
wool blue serges- Not all sizes in
every pattern. All sizes SO to "a
in the lot. Friday only at S21.
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59c Jewelry
Special, Soc Ea.
1 WonderfuI XariefY

A great assortment Of gold
plated, sterling silver, enamel
and bead jewelry, ipcluding
brooches, earrings, stickpins, neck
chains and other pieces. Jewelry
that sells regularly at soc but in
cIuding values TO 75c each Spe
cial for Friday only At soc each
Street Flosf.
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Women's Csc Hose, 25c

Fine cotton stockings in brown,
Sray, black or white. All sizes.
MIL mends Of 35c grade. Friday
only 25c.
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Friday Feature Of Special importance
500 Smart New BlOuses
s,::: a::':;; ST.. s2.95 '';:;:; worth 1::;' $50
blouse eolson Of the latest
Women's $1.5o Value Union
Ssfits. E1.29

Union suits with high neck, long
sleeves, Dutch neck and elbow
sleeves, low neck and sleeveless, IN
ankle lengths. Also low neck,
sleeveless; tight knee and umbrella
suits in white and pink. Choice of
regular and extra sizes. $1.56 value,
special for Friday only at $1.29.
Pnlais RoyaLStreet Floor.
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Real Fur Bands
at 15% off

Regularly $50 20 SIS I'd.
An excellent collection of
snort lengths Of Hudson seal
dyed squirrel, genet and white.
Tying squirrel natural and
ayed squirrel Eemet. and white.
In various widths. Special FOR
Friday only At IS per cent of
regular prices
Trimming Dept.-Str~et F1eer.
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$l.25 to $1.5O BIouses,
Special at S11O

or fne white voiles and striped
madras In tailored and embroidered
back cuffs. Sizes ga TO az Eridav
only at $1.10.
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39c Silk Ribbons. 32c

Attractive dresden, fancy striped
and moire ribbons, in 5inch widths.
Special for Friday only at 32c yard.
Street Floor.
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Flannelette Kimonos at $1.69

In pretty color combinations and
lowered designs: loose or elastic
waist line styles, in light and dark
sh adaS
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Neckwear Worth to 59c,
Special 30c

One large table filled with va
rtous pieces OF dns'rsble Meet '''"r r
for women Included are collars,
raDid selling lets. Worth SOC and
5sc each. Special for Frids- only
a. soc. Street Floor.
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$1.OO Dressing Sacaues, CSC

or good quality flanneIette, IN
light and dark shades: styles,
round or square collar: one model
has satin ribbon trimming. Friday
only at 69c.
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Boys Union Suits, $1.1O

h.So value Derby ribbed union
SUITS neece lined, high neck and
i9ne sleeves and ankle length. All
S1.10. '' "'
The Washington times., 1919-01-09
$1.25, Pearl Beads, S1.OO
Sterling Silver Candle Holders
at $3.50 Each

oE inches high in plain design.
Regular price S4oS. Special FOR
Friday only at $3.50. street Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-01-09
$1.59 Panel Curtains,
Friday ONLY CSC Each
Mems Overcoats and
Suits, FRIDAY $1l.95

- Odd = lots from our regular
stock. Overcoats in sizes SO to
81: suits in sizes 33 to 40. No
alterations. Special for Friday
enly at s11.s5.
Nen's Shop-Street Floor.