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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18

dav they expect TO devote their time to
sim liar work.
\ conference Of all deputies Of the
state is under consideration h. Collector
s. \. Hays. II is anticipated that the
call will BE- sent out for Il meeting
Thursd y. II it s all OF the local depu-
tics will attend. Corporation income and
cxce.S profit forms vii be discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18
COUNTY COURT NEWS
Marriage Licenses,

BERTHE Hogc and Mary Mills. both OF
Martins Ferry.
Edward A. Ware and Mary Alice Mill
Ter. both of Wheeling.
Edward Peterson ,colored) and Inrz
Mcdonald tcolorcdI. both of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18
NOTED EVANGELIST DEAD.

TORONTO. March II. The ltHv.
John t.. Hunter an evangelist. who mas
taken part in I'm cvanEcilstic earn
rairns throughout and ihh tniteo
States. died here today aged h3 years.
-BI.Y WAR SAVINGS STAMrS-
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMTs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-18
FductarY.

Frank I. Carenhauer was appointed
administrator of tho estate of Eliza
beth C'arcnbau"r. deceased.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
The RhyTnin
Optimist
By Aline Michaelis.

w IdEN August days bring heat
" and haze 20 crowded thor
ouRhfares, l feel I must get
up and dust and leave my piffling
cares. For all day long 1 hear the
song of shaded, Tippling streams,
when night winds blow hear them
go a-singing through my dreams.
Though day by day / toll away to
meet my butchers bills, I must ad-
nit I'd like to hit the road to dis
tant hills. 1 love the lights, the
goreoUs sights, the city's hum and
din-that is, / do the whole year
through, till Summer time steps in.
And then l hear so sweet and clear
the calling woodland notes from
birds and bees and rustling trees,
a hundred, hundred throats. The
dusk and dew are falling, too, the
moonrise and the dawn. That's
where 1 stop and nimbly hop to
put my watch in pawn. For, though
it's fine TO be in line for honors and
for gold, I'm telling you that they
will do for me when / am old. Yes,
IL may be a century from now I'd
rather hear the ringing sound Of
farthings round than any wood
land cheer. But up to date the
coin can wait the while hustle out
to some retreat that's cool and
sweet, to cop the willy trout. 1t
must be nice to have the price to
live for many moons on caviar and
all such fare, but l prefer plain
prunes. When old and bent, I'll
be content to hear the shekels fall,
but now I'm sure the woodland
lures the sweetest song Of all.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
When a Girl Marries
A ROMANCE OF EARLY Welded LIFE
Anne Trying to Save Phoebe Finds
That She Is Under the Domination
of West, Sheldon and Envy

When Sheldon's car was announced
I hurried downstairs with coclSy
feeling that the situation was in my
hands and that Phoebe was as good
as saved" The first hard jounce
to my calculations came with the re-
alization that we were q party OF
six-that Tom Mason had been
brough along as my partner.
All through the dinner at q gar
ish place called the Red and Black
Club, Tom behaved with a quiet
dignity pleasantly in contrast with
the conduct Of the other uIen-the
hilarity of which Pat had warned
me. And all through that dinner
Phoebe, sitting between Sheldon and
Dick West, and finging at each In
turn glsnces that seemed to lure
and tantalize-reminded me rather
sadly OF a snowflake misdirected
into July instead Of January.
where do we go from hereT'
Sheldon demanded toward the end
of the meal, hinging his arm across
Phoebe's chair as he spoke, and
catching the end of her floating
chiffons between his long fingers.
Phoebe didn't stir, but Dick West
turned and stared at Sheldon's
straying fingers.
There was a sullsn CLINT in his
slightly close-set eyes
why not to Cheng Fuey's as
usual?' he demanded.
Maybe Anne would rather
began Phoebe
Afraid Of Amer purred Evvy.
shes no goody-goody, and sho
likes Oriental things as we'll as the
rest Of US. Tommy, saw a fan Of
peacock feathers in a shop down
in Chinatown the other night And
il seems to me il would just match
that blue robe you"
Peacock feathers are unlucky,
interrupted Tom solemnly. 'I car
~ a rabbits foot on my watch
chain, and a four-leaf clover in my
watch and under my coat lapel re-
poses. a pin I once found. head to-
ward me. So you can't lure me to
Chinatown after peacock feathers.
But il that pretty little Toy Yen
is going to dance again-I should
think any properly jealous blonde
would try to lure US away"
Every one laughed as il Tom
were being tremendously clover
And I. who knew Just how clever
ne had been 70 defeat EvVys malice,
forced a quavering little smile.
Want your chicken chow mein
and a-dancs or two to give you the
appetite for il, baby?" asked Shell
don, his voice a little fuzzy as he
leaned toward Phoebe.
The waltzes are mine" chal-
ienged Dick West, also leaning
across toward Phoebe.
AG VIZ 70
and slipped her arm through mine.
Il didn't realize what I was do
ing when I almost gave away that
you were the girl to whom Tommy
was making presents of wonderful
blue robes. Forgive me, Anne 20
she purred.
1T doesn't matter" replied with
far more indifference than I felt.
I'm glad" acqUiesced Envy with
an air of understanding. Isn't il
amusing what a little fiirt our Baby
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
Soldier Fails to Make
Known His Return.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAT:

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
Since childhood I have known a bog
three years older than am He was
among those who went to night for our
country. All the time he was away we
correspOnded. In fact. his letters were
written to make me understand he
he really cared for me. Now, through
a girl friend, hear that he has been
home for two weeks. Should I bother
about meeting him, as he has never let
me know that he was home? Though
I love him dearly. I have never shown
him that ! cared. II 1 made any at
tempt to meet him, would he think
I was running after him?
READER
A great many girls have writ
ten to me about similar experiences
with young soldiers. And one can
only judge, while in France, they
probably forgot their American
sweethearts. do not think 1
would go out OF my way to meet
this young man, as it is up to him
to let you know OF his return. II
you happen to meet him, however,
I should act cordially.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
Advice to the LOvelOrn
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

Peeted . full explanation OF his con
ouct, but, TO my surprise, he has never
mentioned it though he knows I no
ticed Il and acted coIdly toward him.
imagine he has met her on the out
SIDE. and this has caused me consider
able worry and anxiety. Would you
advise me to approach the subject to
him. or ignore the rumors have heard
about the woman2 What is your can
did opinion OF this mani
TROUBLED.
This suitor OF yours does not
sound altogether promising to me,
from your own account. You say he
is Jealous, even in regard to your
women friends; and familiarity with
q guest in your house is certainly
In questionable taste. I think il
would be more dignified for you to
ignore this woman's advent in your
affairs, IL you intend to remain en-
gagged to this man.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
By Anne Lisle.
(HVhOse Newspaper serials are unique
IN popular appeal and cleVernesS
Of eOnstructiOu.)
!.


CHAPTER GLXVI. ..- -
fCopyrIght, 1919, King Features
Syndicate, Incl
FARDLY had Virginia departed.
leaving me the difficult com
mission of trying to persuade
Phoebe to be a simple little girl
again instead Of gay young So
oiefy woman, when Jim teiephoned.
Amer he exclaimed, with an air
Of bfeathless hurry. viii you
stun few duds into a bag and
send them down to the station by
messengers? Cosby wants to chase
across the river to meet ascouple Of
the big trust men from the coast.
He asked me as a favor to come
along.n
An inspiration came to me then.
and because Of it I acquieseed so
amiably, that could hear Jim gasp
as be went on:
@Can't be back till tomorrow.
Do you mind being aloneF'
Don't Wcrry about me-" ! an
swered ''I wouldn't particularly
mind being alone, but think I'll
ask Jeanis OF Phoebe to come over
and stay.
ASK 'sra both And take 'em TO
q show IL you like. Call Drysen
and get decsnt seats while you're
about It III ring you up first
thing when I get hack. You're a
good sport, Anne So, long"
At once executed Jim's com
mandE. Then called Virginia's
apartment and asked for Phoebe,
and when her voice came to me
over the wire, plunged right into
the midst Of my plan.
It's Anne, Phoebe. I'm home
sick for you It's months since we
had q good talk. Are you ready
for a Feunion?"
"of course" replied Phoebe with
Indifferent politeness-
SJim's called out Of town for the
night" I went on, trying to arouse
her enthusiasm "Why can't you
and I go to a show and then you
come back here to protect me from
ghosts and things?'
I'm sorry, Anne. I'd like to,
but I have other plans. Shall call
sister. She may be able to come"
mo. Virginia and had a-little
discussion this afternoon"
That was intended 10 make Phoebe
recoIlect the days when my "dis-
cussions" with Virginia hadn't left
US on speaking terms Phoebe's
reply showed THAI my plan was be-
ginning TO work.
-Oh, I see. welI. don't like to
leave you alone. How would il be
Il 1 came TO you aftsr the party?
No-wait; I've q real idea. Will you
join us?"
/ accepted promptly. This was
even better than I had dared hope
il would give me . chance to study
at first hand the situation Pat had
reported, and II might present an
opportunity I could use 70 wean
Phoebe away from Evvy and her
whole dangerous group
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
Romance of Widow and
WidoWer.
DEE MIss FAIRFAX: :

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
am a widow Of forty-dve and en-
gagged to a widower of hfty-five. He
iH very Jealous Of me and disapproves
even. Of my women friends. He ad-
mires . Well-dressed woman, but still
objects TO my dressing fashionably.
I am considered pretty and attractive,
and can't imagine why he hates 70 see
me dressed in anything but a high
necked, plain waist. I have q few
friends coming TO the house, and the
other evening I noticed q decided IA
miliArity on his part toward q certain
lady with whom am hardly acquaint-
ed. She happened to drop in with one
of my friends. / am sure he did not
know her before he met her here.
This man Is considered q perfect gen
tlsmAn. and enjoys the respect OF every
one After the above happened, Tex
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
Is He FaithIess?
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
Ny sweetheart was a soldier when
] met him at camp, where l used TO
sing. When he left for France I told
him / would be true blue" which l
was. When he returned, after eight
months, he seemed pleased TO be with
tme again. He was discharged, and
went to his home in the West
heard from him every day until three
weeks ago. Since then / have heard
nothing. wrote to him, but have had
no answer. Gentlemen are asking me
to go to places. but / refuse them.
am very attractive and am known
widely for my singing, ANXIOUS.
II you have written to the young
soldier and he has declined to ans
wer your Letters. cannot see how
you can be bound by mutual prom
ises that he has failed to keep.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
Puss in Boots
Jr.
By David Cory.

saw a ship a-aAiling.
A-Bailing In the aky,
And past the clouds Of silver WhiIs
It went a-raeing by.
Its wings were made Of purple dIk,
As shinmeEy as could Be
For baby and for me.
There were chocolates in the cabin,
And round the big propeller spun
Just Ike wheel OF gold
The four-an-tWenty sailors
Were doves Of milky white;
The captain was . doWny gooa.
With feathers snowy bright
And when the airshfp came about
Upon the sea OF blue
The four-And-tWOhty little dsVeS
Began to coo and coo.
a ND then the airship descend
"A cd, much to the delight OF
\ Puss Junior. who as told
YOU In the last story, was now
travelling in New Mother Goose
Land.
"Ahoy there, Sir catT- said Cap
tain Downy Goose leaning over the
rail Of his airship. would you ike
to said the s<yblue sea with me?"
Z
ute that Puss Junior said no? No,
sired He jumped right In, red
topped boots and all. and In = lit
tie while they were flying over the
tree-tops. The little dove sailors
trimmed the sails and scrubbed the
decks and every now and then went
down into the hold and brought up
chocolates and apples And the
captains wife and baby ate the
chocolates, and Puss Junior and
Captain Downy Goose ate the ap-
pies!
This is the first time I've even
been in an airship," laughed Puss,
turning to the captain, whose bill
was just biting off q big piece OF
apple so that he couldn't reply for
a few minutes. So Puss didn't wait,
but went on to say: 1--WE been up
in a balloon and with the old lady
who rode on q broom to sweep the
cobwebs off the sky"
you don't tell me-" exclaimed
the captain, who had by this time
eaten the apple And did you like
it?"
"WeIl, not as much as I did riding
with Old Mother Goose on her Gan
der" said Puss. do you know.
I've ben trying to find her little
house In the woods, but I've made q
mistake somehow. I'm in New
Mother Goose Land. but I don't see
how / got here"
Don't let that worry you" re-
piled the goose captain, and what
they did after that I'll tell you in
the next story.
(Copyright, 1919, David cory.)
To BeCOntinued.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
One to the Sex.

A lady, having left her umbrella
in a car, applied for 1t at the Office.
"Oh. you ladies, you ladies'" said the
official in charge, as he brought
about thirty umbrellas for her in
spection, 'you are 80 terribly for
getful!" The lady smiled as she
kindly pointed out to him that, with
the exception OF three, they were
all gentlemen's umbrellas!
The Washington times., 1919-08-23

TTNHE minute when the hero takes the bright-eyed
Il heroine's whispered Eyes, on his lips
HE decides-"IIl ask her tonight"
SHE decides-'If he asks me, then IL say yes"
And Mr.. and Mrs. Dan, longing their necks behind
them their four eyes stars cheer under their breath
''Hurroo! hurroo! for the power Of suggeston!''
NELL BRINKLEY
The Washington times., 1919-08-23

Is turning into? Dick and Shelly
are quite mad about her. She puts
my nose out of joint, and love her
for all that And I do try to keep
an eye on her. You believe that
don't, you, Princess Anne"
S7ID To Be Continued.
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
This Day in History.

TISis the anniversary of the execution of the Scottish
hero, Sir William Wallace. In 1905. by the English
His defeats of the English angered Edward and he was
ouuawed and captured Tried in Westminster one day.
he was hanged drawn quartered and beheaded the next
The Washington times., 1919-08-23
The PeLican's Parliament.

pELICAN BEND in the Missouri River St Charles,
No. is the of a great annual gathering of pel
cans There big flat bar in the river there visited by
vast ocs of pecans that migrate from South North
in the Spring and from North to South in the Fall.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-05-15
THE LEADERS, CLEARANCE SALE OF
COTTON SHIEETING and HOU SEHOLD GOODS

36nch White and Unbeached Cotton zoe value yard
36nch White and Unbleached Cotton 25c value yard 15c
36nch Cotton and Cambria soft finish, 3Oc value yard 19c
Hope Cotton and Cambria 35c value Clearance Sae yard Csc
76nch Unbeached Sheeng, Soc vaue Clearance Sale 39c
76nch White Sheeing, Csc value; Clearance Sale 45c
81nch Unbleached Sheeng 75c vaue Clearance Sale
81nch White Rock Sheeng 75c value Clearance Sale
9Onch Unbeached Sheeng soc vaue Clearance Sale Sc
90nch White Rock Sheeng 85c vaue Clearance Sale Sc
76nch White Pepperel Sheeing, 75c value; yard SEC
9Onch Unbeached Peppere Sheeng 85c value yard SIC
90-nch White Pepperel Sheetng, 90c value, yard 64c
$1.50 large-size Sheets, Clearance Sale CSC
72x90 White and Unbleached White Rock Sheets $175 *
value; Clearance Sale tiZv
81x9O White and Unbleached White Rock Sheets So value
90x9O White and Unbeached White Rock Sheets 1925 17E
value; Clearance Sale ....-...-. .. IIlV
72x9O White Peppere Sheets 1925 value this sale LAG
9Ox9O White and Unbeached Peppere Sheets $3.50 value 79
42x36 Pillow Cases. 35c value Clearance Sale 19c
15c Face Towels Clearance Sale ----.--.. -.. 1Oc
25c Face and Bath Towels, Clearance Sale -----. tie
40c Huck and Bath Towels, Clearance Sale -.-.... 24c
75c Face and Bath Towels, Clearance Sale -... dc
Largesze Bedspreads $3.50 value; Clearance Sale LIS
$500 eXtra-size Spreads, Clearance Sale ---- 265
68inch Table Damask, satin finish, 85c value Sc
72nch Red and Blue Table Damask guaranteed oil coo 79
SIPS value; Clearance Sale, yard --.-..--.. IVO
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-05-15
THE LEADERS, CLEARANCE SALE OF
GENTS FURNISHINGS AND CLOTHING

Mems Athletic Undersh 35c value; Clearance Sale &c
All our ST. and $3.50 Dress Shirts, big assortment CSC
All $500 and $3.50 Arrow Shirts Clearance Sale 48
Mems Babrggan and Nansook Underwear all Sizes garment
Big assortment of Mems SOC Ties; Clearance Sale
Mems Nansook Union Suits, all sizes, LOO values 49c
Mems B. V d. Underwear all Sizes Clearance Sale sec
$500 Mems Work and Dress Pants Clearance Sale 48
Mems All Wool Blue Serge Pants; Clearance Sale .45O
Mems Blue Serge Suits regular $50 vaue this sale129O
Mems Blue and Gray All Wood Serge Suits
Mems All Wool Blue Serge Suits and Fancy Gray Mixtures az
big assortment of styles $3.50 vaue Clearance Sale VvO
Mems Union Made Overas rs value Clearance Sale 149
Mems Palm Beach and Mohair Suits worth up S15OO 998
Boys Wash Pants all Sizes $00 vaue Clearance Sae zee
Carhart Overals 1925 value; Clearance Sale .. 248
Boys Wash Suits all Sizes $500 value Clearance Sale 298
Zoe Mems Carriers, Clearance Sale lie
$500 Mems Wash Pants; Clearance Sale .-...... 1893
$500 and $3.50 Mems Pants Clearance Sale ... 298
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-05-15
PERCALES AND CINGHAMS

27-inch Percale, in light and dark i1K
ground, zOc value ................ ~
3b-lnch Fercale, IN stripes and preAt9 Ia
signs and nght and dark colors, *.
sue value; Clearance Sale, yard. "
DouDletold Fercales, IN light and dark a,
ground, Doc value, yard --...-...... W.
27-lnch Bingham and Homespun, in
plaids and checks, Zoe value. IVY
36-inch Bingham, in plaids, stripes i9E
and solid colors, 25c value, e
36-inch Bingham, in plaids, stripes and
solid colors, 40c value -......-......... 8s!s
Doublefold Ginghams, 25c value, yard, iIs
Clearance Sale ..-.....-....-............. s9s
Buckingham. big assortment to select fl,
from; Clearance Sale, yard . '3
Soc Plaid Bingham, "a inches wide, ga
Clearance Sale .....--..................... ssS
Imported Dress Bingham, in pleasing plaids
for spring and summer tub dresses laN
$1.00 value; Clearance Sale, yard nv
75c Silk Bingham Plaids, 90 inches, s
Clearance sale, yard ,-......... ~
CLEARANCE SALE RIBBONS
All colors Baby Ribbons, 5 yards to
piece, 15c value, Clearance Sale
40c Satin and MORE Ribbons, 1kf
Clearance Sale, yard .....-,....... ~
Soc and Coo Satin and MORE Ribbon, aAe
Clearance Sale, yard .-.....,.-.-...-.-...... az
CLUEARANCE SALE SHOES
Sandals, $1.75 value,
Clearance Sale ..-...........................
Children's Tennis Shoes,
Clearance Sale ..-.................-........
$3.50 and $500 Mems Dress Shoes,
Clearance Sale ....-..-............-..-..
Ladies and Gents Dress Shoes, Sou
values; Clearance Sale -...--.-..-......
Ladies High and Low Heel Patent
Pumps, S. and Sc values .-.--..-.-....
Ladies Baby Doll Pumps, in patent
and gun metal, all sizes, rs value /,
Girls and Misses black and tan 81
Pumps, $3.50 and $500 values &
Ladies White Kid Oxfords, 500
value; Clearance Sale .---..s....-.--...-s !. VA
Ladies White Kid Colonial Pumps,
$500 value; Clearance Sale u
Ladies Black Patent Colonial Pumps
$3.50 and $500 values --..-.-.-,....--..- Il
One lot Of Shoes, $2.25 and $3.50
values; Clearance Sale -...-..--.--...s-. ! Il
Mems and Boys Tan Army Shoes e
value; Clearance Sale --.--.--,--7..-...
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-05-15
White Pearl Buttons, Toe NJ
value; Clearance Sale.

$500 Georgette Waists, Clearance Sale "a
Ladies Aviation Wolfe Dresses, $500 value. + n
Clearance Sale ...-....-............ UIs
Ladies Waists and Camisols, $1.50 value, n
Clearance Sale ............. a6
Bs Poagee g Was St Hs ss osa Clearance sas s
Bs derf T cssrs Jsssss s aed Msssans n
Good assortment of Ladies' Serge and Plaid 4 n
Skirts, $3.50 and $500 values ......... ~
Girls MILDLY Dresses and Fancy Plaid Cling &
ham combined with Organdy, $500 value. n
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-05-15

Misses Organdy and Wolfe Dresses, made very O Qg
latest models, $1,000 value; Clearance Sale J'Vu
Ladies and Misses Bingham Dresses, $500 10E
value; Clearance Sale i'A IS
Children's and Misses White Organdy and Ag
Wolfe Dresses, 1925 value; Clearance Sale. I'Tu
Ladies 1ns GngRan ma and Psrs ess Aprons full CSC
China Silk Waists, in all colors, $500 value, Qg
Clearance Sale -..- iiJu
Beautiful assortment Georgette Crepe de Chine and
Tub Silk Waists $500 and $3.50 values; 2 Qg
Clearance Sale -..,,-----...- . A'Ou
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-05-15
WHITE AND WASH GOODS

27-inch White Lawn, 1lr
Clearance Sale -....-----------.-.--.- 1VS
36-inch Satin Stripe Wolfe, in pink, blue,
yellow, cream and rose, 35c value, 1hr
Clearance Sale .-...-----.....---. iO0
White Plaid Wolfe, so value, Orr
Clearance Sale ...,...-.. wv
4O-inch Organdy Wolfe, good value at Orr
40c; Clearance Sale ---.------.-...----- @-VV
45-inch White Chiffon Null, SOC value, Orr
Clearance Sale, yard --..---.--.....--. wv
Beautiful assortment of Satin-finish Plaids
and Striped Skirting, the kind that needs
no starching worth SIPS, 7Qr
Clearance Sale, yard ---,----------------.-- W
Silk Bingham Plaids, worth $1,00, 7Er
Clearance Sale -------.--.------.------.-.--- ~
All our colored Organdy and Wolfe, 3Qr
Soc value; Clearance Sale .----....--.- wv
75c Mercerized Crepe, in flesh, pink AQr
and white; Clearance Sale -------------- 'VU
Powered and Foulard Voiles, worth AQr
75c; Clearance Sale ..----.-----.----.------ 'OO
Beautiful assortment of basket-weave Suit
ing, in all leading shades, 85c value, Cor
Clearance Sale -...----,------,-----. O"O
CLEARANCE SALE MILLINERY
$3.50 Ready-to- Wear Hats .1 No
Clearance Sale ..........-.......-..........I iTV
1926 Ready-to-Wear Hats, 09F
Clearance Sale ....-.-.........-....-....... A'AV
$3.50 Trimmed Ready-to-Wear Hats, 2 %
Clearance Sale .... HIVU ;
$500 Milan Straws, + %
Clearance Sale ...-........ U'VV
81 and SIS Pineapple Straws, 0Q9
Clearance Sale " NlvV
CLEARANCE SALE LADIES. HOSE
Ladies' Drop-stitch and Silk Hose, E0n
black, white and mahogany, 81 value
$1.25 Silk Hose, in all leading shades, QEn
with seam back, good quality. VvU
$3.50 Silk Hose, CQn
Clearance Sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JVO
$500 Silk Hose, in black, brown and AQ
white, extra quality ..-..----.--...-- fTV
$3.50 All Silk Hose, 4 90
Clearance Sale ......-...-...-.-.--....-. 10y
MEMS AND BOYS HATS
One lot of Mems and Boys Straw Hats, Eflc
worth up ptopp $1.50 -. wv
$500 Mems Straw Hats, 0Qc
Clearance Sale " VUV
Mems Straw Hats, worth up to $3.50, 4 IN
Clearance Sale .-... i'0V
Mems Silk Caps, all colors, $1.50 value, Q0r
Clearance Sale -,-,.---,,.-.---.....- IVY
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-05-15
Commencing THURSDAY, MAY IS
Ending SATURDAY, MAY "a
Clearance Sale of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear

Ladies Knit Vests. Clearance Sale ........ 1Oc
chIdGsns Bingham il Dresses in solid ooor and CSC
cdts4s Drawers INA made Of good quality cam 9c
Ladies' Knit Union Suits, 75c value, dor
Clearance Sale
Nice assortment of Ladies' Boomers and Teddies,
made Of good quality Nainsook, flesh and or
white $3.50 value; Clearance Sale ,.--------
A beautiful assortment of Ladies Gowns and Q8r
Teddies, nicely embroidered, $1.5O value 0OO
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-05-15

Mems and Ladies' Hand 0Ha
chiefs, 1Oc value -