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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
Wolf Lake PROJECT BEFORE CHICAGO CITY COUNCIL
Famous Pier
In California
Is Destroyed
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgRylcel

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Dec. 2:.-The
amusement pier at Venice. a seaside
resort near here, was entirely destroy
ed by fre which was not extinguish-
e5 until early today when Hre fighting
apparatus from this city was called TO
reinforce the Venice fire department.
Damage was estimated early today at
more than $4,000. 900.
One person was reported killed and
authorities were checking up today TO
confirm this report and to learn II
others may have perished,
The fre started IN the Ship Cafe. a
famous restaurant. wiped out the en-
tire pier and for time threatened the
e-tire Venice water front.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON, Dee. 22-Justice
Stafford, of the supreme court of the
District of Columbia. late this af-
ternoon announced that he would
take under advisement the motion
filed by the government for the ap-
pointment OF court trustees TO dis
pose of the unrelated industries or
the large packers. The packers ap-
peal for time in which to dispose of
the industries will also be taken un-
der advisement
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
HUGHES DENIES
PUBLISHED STORIES

NEW YORK, Dec 22-Charles Evans
Hughes, when asked today to comment
on Published stories to the effect that
President-elect Harding has decided TO
offer him the post Of secretary Of state.
said.
The stories published are ire
sponsible rumors and I don't care 10
discuss them"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYicE1
SAN ANTONIO. TEN, Dec. %
gigantic Mexican revolutionary
plot. with the name OF Francisco
Villa prominently mentioned was
revealed today by federal agents
following the indictments OF DR..
Francisco Gomez, former Mexican
vice presidential candidate and Leon
laurel by a federal grand jury on
a charge of violating neutrality
laws
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
"SHOOT TO KILL
NEW YORK ORDER
[IhTERNArloHAL NEWS sERylcE1

NEW YORK. Dec 22-"shoot to kiIl''
was the stern order given to twenty
police sharp shooters who are patrolling
this city today on the lookout for high
Vaymen and other desperate criminals.
Racing motor cars carry the sharp
shooters so they can easily overhaul any
bandits who attempt to escape in auto
mobiles.
About 500 arrests were made during
the night and early today in series of
raids in c1barets, dance halls and all
nj ght restaurants.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
sULLurrE
IiNrERHArIoNAL NEWS srs

liHTE5EATlohAL NEWS SEFVfCE1
MARION, O.. Dec. 22-President-
elect Harding today declared the
report from Washington that
Charles z Hughes had been in
duced by Senator Knox 20 accept
the post OF secretary Of state.
was complete fiction.
Il hnd this one OF the most com
Dlete bits OF holiday fiction writing
which has yet been brought to my
attention. he said
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
DETROIT. MICH. Dec. 22-Arn1-
cd bandits late today held up col
lector for the Atlantic and Pacifis
tea stores and robbed him of s2.400.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
Will Be Held Tonight

Miss Edith Patterson, secretary OF
the Hammond Red Cross announces
that owing to the fact that Friday eve-
ming will be Christmas eve, the regu-
lar evening office hour viii be held
This evening at the Chamber of Com
merce.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
WOODROW WILL
BE THERE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-President
Wilson viii participate in the inau-
gural ceremonies and will ride down
Pennsylvania avenue with President
elect Harding. it was announced at the
White House today,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22

DETROIT. MICH Dec. e2-Throo
masked robbers held up the cashier
or the Clio Bank Clio. Mich. near
Detroit, today and escaped with So
400 in cash, according to telephone
messages from Flint to the De-
troit police
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
HURRY BOYS

Our stock Of Johnston's & Whitman 5
candies is going down fast Better get
yours now or you may be disappointed.
Nelson's Drug Store. l2--2-S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22

Christmas gift suggestIons, holiday
slippers, attractive assortment. SIX
hosiery for women and men at Heller
mans. sos Holman street. 12-2I-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22

On streets ana newwStands, "a
per copy. Delivered by oArriaR In
hammond and West Hammond.
TSres Cents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22
THE WEATHER

ron INDIANA-Rain turuirr to
snow and much colder tonL4htf
thursday cloudy and much coIdcrs
probable sno" Hurries I'm north pOr-
ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-22

(Stafr Correspondent. Universal Service
and Chicago Herald Examiner.)
Copyright. 1920. by Universal service)
Downright. 1920 by Chicago Herali
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02
RUB RHEUMATISM OR
SORE, ACHING JOINTS
Rub Pain Right Out With Small
Trial Bottle Of Old st
Jacobs OIL"

Rheumatism Ia ''paia" only. MOI
orc case IN hfty requires internal
treatment, Stop drugsing. Rub sooth-
ing penetrating "St. Jacobs OIL" RICH.
into vpur sore, Stt~, aching Joints and
muscles and r@'ef t,NracS instantly,
EST " 'rss on" IN harmless rhen,
msttS'H cure which never aIsappin.s
ana cannot burr the skin
liwher w Out; complaining Get
q s,aa'' trial hottie II oil. homes,
st Jacobs 0u" at any drug store.
and IN 'Cs' q raoue~st yeu'n 10 tree
fona Pneumatic pa'n, >orrness, stlT.
hess ans swr'lluE iNant suffer Re-
Hex awaits yoc, 81 Jacobs or has
cursN' r'i,lIons - rAvG-ssti0n su~y~~S%~s
IN the ,ast halt CENTURY an IS ms, ss
god far sc'atlrN rearSleta. lumbasn,
hackaths, spr'iHs -Atv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02
CDrnYl ses.vvsst ss~~yxv \, = s-+y1
fktCkLES {: s. N, 49,: e. -.
CITY PEOPLE EASY MARKS"
MasS Bestowed Aims on ne0sst fos
Wher, tus.y Youth Was En.
Hautu In '"H&rtirp"

Since efficiency IN ahdips its way
inta Rll business enc N the oldest
professions" u ail has hcguu % aiatt
usoderp methods TIE Innovations 10
dpe 60 b"9EaF who made his sthni
opposite one Gf the subway entrances
along tbe williamsburg bridge apN
preach oF iteiuntry street. the New
York Evening sun tte'es
Many who tassef this sispt recently
SIRE strack by the appearance - Ills
hpExnr nm elderly. long bea r,ied man.
whn eat tad,ilcd up In wheel chair.
Alongside ~ae husky youth ~ Bine-
iota ~ ~ hnsfly Engaged Ia barking"
fpr the hee9hr Secretly the latter
mast have thought u - good Joke IN
he alHsgiyus putiif for there was
aiaats Rgtifk nH hls tar@. rs bio
tfafHd sh"u'el M rpne should ueglert
n lFap raiH IN the tesgars lep HE
"stifI~ WA Ia YAdl.il. v hich, roughly
translated into EoElish. would he
Step Give cHarl,Y, people
1agy h. Gufl' 10 have knoRn bet.
Ter sIp.Js'A stB. gave
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

tuy@lt-~~hut appreciate your friend
Ship-and II the time ever COMES"
"Ise careful. Re,y," he warned Sof,-
ly, ''uy business Ia Anlmore has S0ine-
thing to DO with sone such prpmise~--
warn you no~ ~ you can te think.
ing II ever"
She made n little yartlei gesture
II dissent didnt mean IA frixntrn
YOU, Betty: ! was not going IL speak
~ IL now~-s,ut want you to ~, used
10 thinking ~ NE" And 90 rrasspro
hev b" picked az the bog ard pointed
0Oy some u the fAae points u the pct
rabbits
II WAS late whrn they reached
Ardnare, ~ Paul insisted un carrying
the crate Ia and helped to make Ar
engagements fer the Easter surprise,
Before retiring. ~ vas their Easter
custom the sb,jdrru had made uest
for the Easter rabbit and had also
fenced ofT litli" plact for him Ia
the hay window here they had fresh
lettuce. cabbage aud cup 81 wa.
ter.
Mrs Dale SLIPPED quietly about put
ting candy arauna In different places,
adding Sotne dowpy chicks 20 other
toys, explaining that she had prom.
lsed them that II they would he good
WhlIh She WINS g,9ug yuAytta fhs Easter
rubhii would leave them some ~ his
hahses 10 bring up, while Paul ftycd
larger hox Ger the rabbits A. they
finished be- said very Spherly; i've
missed an awful lei II life, Retty.
This Is tbs finest thing I've had any
share IN fo' years--do yon think
there's any rhsnce-~-"
Please. Paul. she begged trpru-
lous'y ITS ~nch nTw thiag~~I can.
not help feeling thar u Nanii not hc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

fair 10 ye1-~l caelsnt thirg 4 le',ier
you take the burden ot another raau =
rhtIGrpn~~is wouldn't ~ squarr Yo1
have q rlk.l, to be frs, In ssuae dear
girls heart
"l.lstea. Hetty Jack Pale pas an
honorable rau. VIA, II the children
SIRE ErvsF part 1T tie attraction v
And he smiled htt teasinrly a, her.
"uh, In that cNse, then. yoa'tt have
- consult them" replied Betty; 80
yea might come over ard take Easter
dinner Nth rs and ~, better acggaln.-
el with tAes4.~
Yea ton't suppose ron covli make
them hetieve that the Easter rshssis
brought tasA--@irs gged me la That
might prrs,isgs>Se then Ia nv favor.
Voc seem Ia ~ able 20 lea! them TO
s"iieva Almost anything possible In the
.iae q achievements ~ SHAT he rah-
~ csn o. for good little girls
we rnisA' thins that over betty
agreed. laughing nerr.ly. enc, I'm not
going ~ let yva DO Enyfhsrx rash,
PAIL Rut The ~sy STE uttered his
rsras aud RE M.tte tsnser smile that
size esvS htra &c sts rtsas-i firTl Te.osf-
r!eAt thrilled atrH 70 his bears ca7e.
Have !. Fogr owp sSe+f pay.
BETTY Gea-ssr- Nu' u tie morning I
VIII ~ ave. with snEsA !eo'o-s4. EsSsr
errs ard ] ans3 MP sidases--olr KID
a.ts,---wtli tsye q rw7l o@ti <.asAnc~d
rare es Eastsr-ag- hratirE.~
n ,gss ~ Mgr Ssw.e..s. Sos s&~ssA1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02
TAKE ASPIRIN RIGHT
Eayer Company, who introduced A.
ptrIn in 700, give proper
uireettc

To Sc, quick rcllef fol-, =. efuIly
thu safe aud proper directions Ia zach
unbroken package OF "batvr Tablets
Of Aspirin" This package IN plainly
statuIsd With the safety "naSer
CrusS
Tho ~nayer Cross" means the gen
ssae, world famous Aspirin, prescribed
by physicians fur over eighteen years
"hayef Tablets ~ Aspirin" can be
taken safely for Colds, Headache
Toutlsaehr, iarHcht. Neuralgia, Lam.
haga Rheumatism. Joint raIas, Seu.
r'tis and Pain generally.
Handy TIN boxes II T. tablets ey,st
tui few cents Druggists also sell
larger 'iSayer" packages. Aspirin IL
the trade mark et nayer Manufacture
Of Mahoacet!caeideSte Of salicslic.
acid Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02
New Wireless Distress Cali.

A bowel WIreiers emergency device
hy ahleh ships IN distress car ring
AlerIa beds "a ether sAilas 1ithln 9irs4
i''es rama. n reported hy 'he Awefi
can chamber ~ ralaRterer IN London
The lsre~sgt wireless system 81 c,,fl,
muhieaiion requires ihat aH operator
go hear call must lt an lu'y. wear
!ns he usun telephone heaarIe<r.
he fe0 'icylre IL said io obsliF aay
S'aftan or Sh'p equipped with q pr~
cssl apfgaps'ic 'ransmstfrr key ~ eaIl
gp Bny station or stip within rarsc.
fitiasi ~lih n corresponding rss,riYer rc,
LAY sru II The operator IL Ab@cr,.
The calling r. according TO tbe Amer
team Chamber, n effected hy Is hell
@hlrh starts rtuK!ug 90 the sllps
called
Il II clau-' That enc ~ the most
tHFIsFtant u*es ~ the ,tevicrs Wltl ss.s
TO tussre immediate SID gruetsl at
teetlaa to <, - : os.'}s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

every one told nc the same bat kept
lighting 70 keep from having the opera
tan. had read 30 many times Of Lydia
L. ptnkhan's Vegetable Compound and
II Helped my sister so | began taxing t.
| have never felt better than | have
since then and keep house ard am able
10 do all my work. The Vegetable Com
-. A.. :. i $50. ykt.sr.z
Mrs. J. X. MATTHEWS. Bill Sycamore
Street, Cairo, III.
OF course there are many serious cases
thAt only a surgical oYseration viii re-
lieve. We freely acknowledge this, ba.
the above letter, and many others Ike II,
amply prove that many operations are
recommended when medicine IN many
cases 10 all that Ii n~<..4ed
II you want special advice write to
Lydia 4. Pinkham Medicine Gu (eona-
dsRilal) Lyla, AAaa- ,..... Az.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

McKnpfaIs. Tom. s-"For mary years I
have dsssndsd on d.. pinres's naes.isiriea
" kseE, fzaa vell and healthy. | was once
restored Go health BY tho uae u the Favor
~ Prns<srfptina and tho Uoselso Meticd
Discovery when othes ulsilcifss@ srd doc~
tors had failed 10 pys tpc AIRY hslp. Df.
heroe's EAvorte Prescription has no equal
N wssxsaans Inediclns tbs Golden Mexii-
cal Dasrs1very II ono u the hsas sg,ttna
toales OF blood modicinra have ever taksn;
and | always kacp Dr. rrroos Pisssapt
Pellets Ia Tho home iot uss when nreted-
They are o Emo systcin regulator. acting 90
tbs liver. stomach ard txy~ass. '--MI2
u. G. WILSON. GU N. oh Vt.
Any rsseeie4no dealer will supply you
9th 0r Pinrcss Payorts Prescription %
GoiStsn sfDdicL Discovery In sathes LIQUID
o. tAtslox form.
All wosnen who mInw frsn fsanintns
disoffi.rs aro inyitSd 10 wriss chs Faulty
Of Dr. pseru-'s lnvalids Hcs&a. baiAlo. N.
w. los fxsss oaaalaatll oanMRlsaIlan aAd
advice. no ehaS9e bsihs made fnf this high
professional swvica This Will enahla every
woman 90 t~nehs by Tho sdylcs a thcse dse
tiaguiaksed phyaciAna
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02
TIMELY ADVICE

Everyone needs TACHER RAIN
this iif0a 81 war as a preventive, 81
rriIst FOR CnlAs sal Fla. |. L. us-
danhtcs'Sy the eeSs ;hiaS - usa-
Se IN Ears or tubes Garry 4 tuAt
In ytaur porAet,
II wa caaaN; SCI +: locally send NE
STAMPS for tube 70 = ". yACHER.
lnc. New Orleans, I-a-
Avid ir.stst.ea$
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

She wore ueat BLACK sHst. strictly
tftiaral stnais. close fy'Iug black turs
Ian. ahite collar and cuts and hsets
quite AS CORRECT AS the rest ot her
attn,
Smiling engagtngly AZ the clerk sha
said I'm afraid yua'il think this 'he
strsngrst rnQnssi that has ever come
10 you. hut am very anxious 30 take
some white rabbits home With mo TO
n,y little girls FOR Easter. and I won.
der II by ary chance you could tell me
where eaE find a rabbi, dealer or
hutch near enough fer me ~ ges them
before thu train leaves fpr Art'fnoroT'
The rlr' NJ ,he cigar stand. without
waiting FOR the clerk io answer. 70
Piled, "Why. YES, eau Tell yen
TberV's bay near nv home who has
sou.e beauties ha, It's q good ways
y,nt.-~" .. .M. .,,.... .-..~..
tot me help ont In this !" inter
rur'"d very pleasant voIce, ant the
widow turned to meet nne pair ~
sdrnlrtnR eyes and an ou'ssretchs.l
hand
why Paul" she exclaimed cor
daily, "dlA you hear what eskedy'
"Ycs, and III undertake 10 ra hcntr
ing for Theses rabbit skins with the
rabbits IN them. FOR the Baby Pant
inRs and have them here hy train
time
"oh. but couldn't LET you. you
must have some business ~ ycar own
ar ven would not be hero"
My business takes tne Ia Ar'rere
also, ~ you can 10 70 the station
when the time cogHcS. and I'll De
aboard WITH the game II rs possible"
Mrs Dale would have dc'uu-resl still.
'ut raui Rochester was losing 10 t'rae
Re gave dl-v,f5mrs about hIs baggage.
aat fastened away.
True - his word. h" was on hand
pnnrpt'y With tho box containing the
p"'s IN tac' he vas TO, In the habit
~ ~ l.rE IN WHIST be undertook ia 10.
&C. "a. ha3 fgie4 tn ,Se cNngnefttsaR
wish ivrs ta'e Ter tha hand ot pretty
~N'v racre. though H. ha1 invtd Der
''voEtly for years His business In
trir3n0- now was 80 'ell her thts and
that he was 'ust waiting for seasors-
s''e c"owe0t ~ press hts suit
They hsa plr1,ty 81 time % 'he tour-
ney ~ talk over old times and cid
scg@s'r'anrrs. alsn t;gg1s ~ talk aha1t
p't'y's beautiful little girls. Ruth and
Ma-eEgv, aee! isys and tAr~a, and PAU
MSS r-nst gratifying listener, asking
Interested ere<ttoas and ectcy!ns the
rectta, a., chj3isA rrnnSs TIL finally
Mrs Nr'e eyf,atnfe3 why. rs1l.
ven ea~ur2gs ETT to No perfectly TsrN
-73'oUs shcg' reg hshttS sorns'hlag I've !
always ,.''si "a avoid, 6i',a't sno~
yoa won.i b. 81 Interested in CHI. /
G-er.-
~Yes. Pe'tv~ - rv'1-u~, graveFr, 1
~Tvy a'wss< .Neesa snna n chlI5ren .
sr4 I've otter taenEs- that &, arythinS 4
- Nyli hSpfr1 "a You N1ld take .
'A.ss iltyls e'-as snt devote ny l!fs
20 rsktrS rs-e = them
Betty lo,Sel q; Din IN ss;on'sA-
rssa.. ths9 Sc trsei "a EsaSs her vrsRy
s.~eru casual I really aout knsw
- Arv rsn. HsHt Whom uaG'a rather
TITS .Ne- Utts tssa wftA ylsN SEt ~
>.1-sss y1c k-e1. ~ c~.sts1t g-7ys-
TIA, : NAY Re aA.e to eArs tcr tse.n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

Ths difficulty of finding a house Il
not exclusively M Eastern problem
uQ; IN Kansas. fer instance, native
observed stranger booking auund
aud veu'urti to say, ''t,rni as,rn.n.
str House huu'lnk7
Yes, replied the stranger Il wen
der Il II could have biown this far
Hnstoa Transcript
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

] &Ds&t1 EAVU w DC
On. ! had
a bad displacement.
Ny right side would
pain rss and ! was
80 nervous ] could
cot bold q glass OF
water. Many times
! woalci have 10 stop
my work and Mt
DOWN ce ! would fall
ON the floor In q
faint | consulted
a. yeral dcctors ard
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

y arn a'sa ~ give this opportunity
70 IenrTl a xssYa business to u returned
saIeisr Bot yeu all have 10 begin
~ thp hS'tcfn
Tbs. 10 q ltt better than going ovss
the tssT."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

"lsnt that paflur socialist likely to
h.SNlgsie m oa, anal 81, rs~l9'
4 think net. an<a er,',l Miss Cay,
eaBe. "ll9'R probably always stay !nst
as ne Is, sNry IT Shrt1ap p,ak
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

essN ka&ksl. 1 sEs&~
ised for n Long time
WITH svofEaza's trrgs-
ha. | wssslfi k@enEce
n, fs@rssssia thai /
would ts@sa 70 give
Up ard Iiss down. 1
mifssse<i with tack.
,ehss a&e. pzirs IN
my sAkts. l ws0d
hsve g@Esk.leai sgssAis
Oh SICK kasatlaoslsss. /
could not eat Gs sla~E
alai | sfys wisarv l
waa q rb yxie~i wreck
whpr I saw abs Va.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

~TFse e-sg -y1a.,-e ~ .a.'S .or in a
hcg$ss IS = Try ct's-
NJ. ~ hose '.'-r+-<
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

british East Africa IL TN the marker
fer Anvs&canmaae ssll drilling na
chsnefy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

Fscts ars stuNs0rzs ia'ngs, fs5i not ~
stmhtAarr a. the aislif'er Ia u hmD tsser
are sn sssf@tEriA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

Shs, WAS saCh a trim
little, silm little widow
bur she walked the
sMugit ~ s,'mlrInE n1as-
eulin" eyes IN ,l1elptsDy
~ yhr Hotel Metrnf-oie
apparently ohliyious of
It't,l. 80 intent she
was upon her errRnA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

/. Nashville, Tom Y--Ds. PIsres's Fsvcs.
10 Kseacx5p sion / do bess nsssseine l have
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-02

Wee susa' hours are the longest
when s.ns han Insomnia
He who has los, all confidence can
lose nothing more
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-07-30
SKIRTS

Chlhlo
kumsl. silk Skirts, n new
silk fabric worth $25, sale price $685..
These can't last long.
All other Silk and Wool Skirts less
20 per cent.
$3.50 to $40 White Wash Skirts,
mostly fine Gaberdine, go In this sale
at $4.9S.
One lot Of Wolfe Waists bought for
this sale, all fresh and clean, worth
-, sale price, $1.25.
One oft of assorted Waists, we hate
to tell you what they were worth,
choice of this table will be SOS.
Balance of our Waists and BlOuses
including Middies at 20 per cent. dis
count.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
100 pairs of Pumps and Oxfords,
small sizes to 31s, at a very small
price, willie they last, $1.0O.
One lot of ladies' White Kid High
Shoes, were $12, sale price 81.
One lot of Ladies' White Canvas
High Shoes, worth up to So, sale price
s2.9S.
One Let of Red Cross OxfOrds and
Pumps sold up to SIS, sale price 1895.
One lot of Pumps and OxfOrds sold
up to $40, all sizes to start, So.
One lot OF Ladies' White Canvas
Pumps and 0xfOrds low heels sold up
70 S6, sale price So.
One lot of Children's Keds got at 81.
One lot Of Mems Keds go at 81.
One lot of Mems High Shoes and
Low Cuts sizes 6 to s, go on sale at SO.
We hate to tell you how much they
we're.
One lot of Mems White OxfOrds, sale
price $3.50.
One lot of Boys Low Shoes, worth
I'D to 81, sale price $3.50.
One lot Of Mems Work Shoes, sizes
8, 61s, and z, worth up to So, sale price
S2.9S.
One lot of Mems Work Shoes, sold
~ to SO, sale prices S4.9S, $3.50 and
57.15.
Twenty per cent. reduction on all
the balance Of our low shoes, so come
while orr sizes are intact.
Bring all your old shoes In now and
wen repair them Immediately. Best
work In the city and we are prepared
10 turn them when necessary.
DON'T FORGET TO LOOK OVER
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SILK TRICOIETTE


Some nice cOlOrs of this beautiful
fabric sold at SO. now sos, cOlOrs
navy, black, Jade, old rose, white ami
flesh.
CREPE DE CHINE
Choice of these goods were worth
up to $3.50, sale price Sl.9S.
GRASS RUGS
One lot of 9x12 Grass Rugs In this
sale at 1896.
GRASS RUG RUNNERS.
One lot Of Grass Rug Runners 30
inches wide, 10 feet long In green at
$l.9s.
GRASS PORCH RUGS.
Slightly sOiled, worth S3.9S. Go in
this sale for Sl.5O.
LADIES' DRESSES
Choice Of wool dresses less One-third
Choice of silk tricOlette and geOrg.
cite dresses less % per cent.
WOLFE DRESSES
All of our VOile, Bingham and Or
CANDY Dresses will be sold at a dis
count Of 20 per cent. Some of them
only arrived this week.
PORCH DRESSES
1896 buys a nice cOlOred batiste porch
dress worth So.
CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES.
One lot 8 to IL worth up to s. IN
this sale 9Sc.
Balance of the stock less 25 per cent.
HOUSE DRESSES
Balance Of our House Dresses viii
be sold ut o discount of 20 per cent.
LADIES' SUITS
Choice Of our stock less 30 1.3 per
cent, not an old suit in the lot and all
this seasons purchases, good styles
and well made In navy, black and
checks.
LADIES' COATS
Some beautiful Coats left In various
cOl0rs and made in the newest ST lie.
Take your pick Mt half price.
MILLINERY
GRAND CLEANUP SALE
Choice Of Any Hat In Stock $1.00.
Some were worth up to $50. Come
Early II you want to get the prettlest
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BROWN COTTON

BROWN COTTON
80 inches wide, fine quality, light
weight, worth 35c., sale price 23c.
BLEACHED COTTON
Good quality short lengths, worth
35c., sale price 2oc.
DRESS GINGHAMS
One lot of dress ginghams in short
lengths, sale price 25c.
APRON GINGHAMS
One lot of Apron Ginghams to go
In this sale at 23c.
CRASH TOWELING
Heavy quality bleached, sale price
15c.
SHEETS
One lot genuine Mohawk Sheets
50x90, made for the army. Each one
ticketed, worth $2, sale price S1.35 or
for 81. You can make large sheets
out Of 8 Of these.
BLEACHED HUCK TOWELS.
Buy what you need, worth today SOC.
sale price 35c.
BUNGALOW APRONS
One lot Of Bungalow Aprons to go In
this sale at $1.19, worth today ~.
CORSETS.
LaCamille front lace Corset, not all
sizes In every style hence the price:
Up to S., sale price ..... 1926
Up to s., sale price :. 80. $4.95
MEMS UNION SUITS
Mems Athletic Union Suits, samples
and some slightly imperfect, worth up
to $3.50, sale price $l.5O.
SILK SHIRTS.
The balance OF our Mems SILK Shirts
not perfect but large sizes only $4.9S.
BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS
$1.50 Mems Blue Chambray Shirts,
small sizes 141a, 10, l57s only. Take
what you like at 9Sc. each.
MEMS UNION SUITS
Mems Balbriggan short sleeves, an
kle length Union Suits, $3.50 grade TO
go at 9Sc.
SPECIAL
Daisy Bleached Cotton, the best
grade made, not over 20 yards TO one
person. SOC. grade, sale price 33c.