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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
|. 5. OOLMAN ELECT Ed
PRESIDENT ROTARY CLUB
SUCCEEDING H. B, FELL

L. s. Dolman, prominent Ardmore
attorney and oil man. was installed
as president Of Ardmore Rotary Club
today noon, at the regular weekly
luncheon meeting, to take the place
of Harold 3. Fell. resigned
Rotarian Frank Sherwood, presiding
read communication from Rotarian
Fell, who in rendering his resignation
stated that he did so because of his
recent election as state commander
Of the American Legion Mr. Dolman
was then introduced as president
having been elected at a meeting Of
the board Of directors Of the club.
Mr. Dolman called attention TO the
fact that he is the third to be install
ed as president this year DR. R o.
Early who was elected to succeed
c. W. Richards rendered his resig-
nation upon leaving the city to go To
Oklahoma City; Mr. Fell who was that
time vice president, succeeded DR..
Early. The new president gave
brief outline of plans under which
the work will be conducted this year,
stating that each member would be
called upon to preside at some one
Of the meetings. He also called atten-
tion to a innovation planned to en-
courage attendance. He urged CO.
operation and made a most interesting
talk on the purpose Of the club, stat
ing that he wished the Ardmore Rot
airy Club 10 be known as a club whose
members know their duty, and who
will do it,
Scouts Make Talks
A thoroughly interesting part of the
program was talks made by Scouts
Robert Hefner and James Dolman,
who recently returned from overseas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
ARDMORE WHOLESALERS is
ALSO PRACTICAL FARMER

When one sees j. r. Pennington at
his desk in his wholesale house he
seems TO be man entirely too much
absorbed in his business to find any
time for the farm. But he has a farm
near Ardmore and he finds time
enough to make a success Of his un-
dertakings. He has horses, cattle,
hogs and poultry at the fair and one
of his hogs attracts much attention.
1t is a Duroc Jersey and its weight
Is $40 pounds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY ASKS An
INCREASED RENTAL

CONTINUED from page II
phone wages have increased on an
average of 100 rer cent since 1916,
and in the past 20 months more than
so per cent. Materials have increased
IS per cent.
"Our problem today is to provide
proper and adequate facilities 10 meet
public requirements at present and
for the immediate future Conserva-
lively. we will require S6,000O00 new
money in the next two years
we realize that the responsibility
for furnishing efficient and dependa-
BILE telephone service in Oklahoma is
primarilv ours. and feel that service
to the pubic Is the one fundamental
thing to be given consideration; cost
to the public, when value to the
public is given due consideration. be-
comes secondary.
Service and rates are inseparable.
To oppose adequate telephone rates
and prevent present invested capital
from earning a fair return, regard
less of the well recognized cost or
operation. Is TO invite bankruptcy
Successful operation Of the telephone
industry without increased rates could
only be accomplished were Il possible
to eliminate an expense equal in
amount to increased costs This has
not been shown TO be possible.
AS we see 1t, there will be no dis
agreement between the public, the
commission and the company on the
one point that good telephone service
is more important to the state than
n low fixed telephone rate. Our COM
pany is not essentially different from
other businesses or utilities, such as
railroads. express companies, street
car and gas companies, and no more
than they can we do the impossible,
/. e., give good service or any service
at all adequate, after our receipts
cease to meet our expenses. The TACT
that the interstate commerce com
mission. as well as other regulatory
bodies after a complete public review
of all the facts, recently granted IN
creases in rates to many utilities is 10
their credit since the refusing or
Just rate to public utility is nothing
short of calamity TO the community
served by the utility.
"a public utility, privately owned
is merely a group Of investors asso-
ciated together to provide some public
requirement at fair profit to them
selves. Commissions have been es-
tablished by the people in forty-two
states to control the utility compan-
les and insure to the public g good
service being rendered at a reason
able rate of return on invested capi-
tai All commissions, without excep-
ton. have found it necessary to re-
Gently grant increased rates in order
that good service might be made pos
sible.
"An attack upon just increase is
in reality. an attack upon service
rather than upon rates.
(Signed) u. NJ. NOBLE,
General Manager"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
MANY MILLION POUNDS
OF SUGAR THIS YEAR

Washington Sept, 15.-Production of
36l,226,000 pounds of sugar from the
Louisiana sugar cane crop is forecast
by the Department of Agriculture,
which bases its estimate on the condi.
ton of the crop Sept. l, announced an
% per cent OF normal. Cane acre
age estimated to be intended for sug-
ar-making is placed at 1874, 800 acres,
and the cane cut forecast at 2,644, 900
short tons.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
RAILWAY ASKS PERMIT
TO ISSUE CERTIFICATES

Washington. Sept 1.-THE Kan
sas City, Mexico and Orient railroad
applied today to the Interstate Com
merce Commission for authority to
issue six per cent receivers certifi-
Gates to the amount Of sl.ooo,ooO the
proceeds to be used to meet expenses
for continued operation Of the roads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
LULL IN SHIPPING
Fort Worth Reports Stockmen Are
Holding Cattle for Better Prices

Fort Worth, Tex, Sept. ia tenn
porary lull in cattle shipments is
recorded in this weeks report from
the range inspectors 70 the Texas
Cattle Raisers Association.
Waiting for better prices and a
shortage Of cars are responsible for
the falling Off At least a fourth OF
the range reported no shipments
Range conditions continue excellent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK MARKET

Oklahoma City Sept. 15.-Cattle q
600; steady; she stock off 25 cents;
veal calves, steady to so cents lower;
heaviest, 81 lower. Steers and feed
ers 2j cents lower. Steers 5000 to
s11.50 cows and heifers, $500 10
$500 calves $500 to $500; stockers
and feeders $500 to $1,000
Hogs: $500, 10 cents higher; top
$3.50; bulk $3.50 TO Si6.25.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
COLUNBLD CLUE

The members Of the Co'umbiad
Catholic Club will hold their second
picnic on Sunday, September lstn'
at Kings Grove.
Assembly will be at Central PNK'
at l1:SO, transportation will be fur-
nished for those having no cars Inc
ladies' will furnish good things to eat
and Mr.. Felix King will furnish the
barbecue.
Notice to aT-That the members
of the Columbiad Catholic Club have
paid the pavement tax on E st.
z. l.. DUNHAM, Pres.
r. HELBACH, Treas.
CHAS. WESTERHIDE, Sec.
154
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
Cox Speaks in Idaho.

Pocatello Idaho. Sept l5.--Gov-
ernor Cox today opened his cam
paign with an eight o'clock speech
here preliminary to several ad-
dresses in Utah.
"he governor was TO speak at
O9den at 2:SO O'Clock and cave in
time for a six o'clock parade in
al. Lake City to be followed by
the Governors speech in the IA
nous tabernacle
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
Texas Miners Out.

Fort Worth Tex, Sept. l5.-Texas
miners and operators who came TO a
deadlock yesterday when the operators
refused any further advance in wages,
today adjourned temporarily. Sub
committees continued at work this
morning on minor matters. Another
conference will be held as soon as
either has any new proposal to make
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15

flames started soon after midnight
The Oklahoma cabaret where SEN
sationa, holdup and gun fight took
place last week, is said to have been
burned. Long distance communication
has not been secured yet with the
oil town,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15

Lite Rock.-T. ]. Terral. secretary
of state. announced that the name OF
]. H. Blount, negro, Forest CITY,
would appear on the ballot In tne
November general election as can
didate for governor, after con-
ference at which were heard argu-
ments OF negroes who bolted the par
" state convention last spring ana
nominated Blount
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15
FLAMES SWEEP RANGER;
NOTORIOUS OKLAHOMA
RESORT is DESTROYED

Fort Worth, Tex. Sept. 15.-A fire
that destroyed several blocks of bust.
ness buildings in Ranger, including
one hotel, was reported here at the
railway Offices this morning. The
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15

FOR RENT--Aiodern furnished bed
room for one or two gentlemen,
Easley apartment, l1eh North
Washington. Phone cal. l5-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-15

srBscRfPTfoNs--Ladies HOME Jour-
mai. Saturday Evening Poet and
Country Gentleman. Phone so7T
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Continued from page II
draf. revealed the huge number Of IL
litcratcs there We're in this country.
Illiterat2 immigrants should not be
permitted 20 enter our shores. We
SD ak OF the so-called melting pot
bur the trouble is tha; they do not
mel:. Instead they despise and
abuse the Stars and Stripes for which
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03

.bui sd ramlna he utiliZata, 81
cind binele Tarii cerc ca toti
sd puma nina la marea opera dt
recladirc 81 consolidate a Romi-
niei Noui, pc baze sanatoase sI
temeinice.
Inca odata VA multumesc pen
tru scntimcntcle de dragOste ce
Ne arafat. Rcginei. Mie 81 Fa-
milici Mele"
ID. \. Iorga IA incheiat expri-
mindu-si convingerca sa toate
mtrigile earl Sc tes Impotriva
actualului Parliament vor Fl IA
darnice.
ID. Presedintc anunta apoi A.
dunarea ca astaZi. la orele IL. Sc
va intruni in sala de sedinte \
Camerei. marele colegiu spre a
proccda la alegerea Mitropolitu-
lui primat al Romlniei.
Sc cetdste sumarul sedimtei
preccdente, dupa care d. minis
tru Nistor depune un project dc
lege pentru instituirca unei bur
SO purtind numele ..Al. Vlaha-
ta".
ID. ministru Lupu depunc un
project de lege privitor la infr;i-
narea speculei 81 la aprovizio-
narea populated.
Sc admite urgenta pentru am
belle proiecte.
ID. Stefan loan, in numele Il
nui grup de deputati, propuna
ca in amintirca zilei de % De.
cembrie, i'll care Parlamentul 4
Iconsfintit unirea Transilvaniei
GU regatul Rominiei sa Sc aseze
o plaza commemorative in interi
orul salii de sedinte, 81 sd Sc
scrie un pergament care Sc va
pastra in archivele adunarii.
in aceiasi vreme d-sa propuns
ca ziua de "a Ianuarie sd fl,
sarbatoarea generala Unirii.
d. A. Cuza propune ca dir
bronzul luat de la mamie sa st
bata medalie commemorative.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
RASPUNSUL SUVERANULUl
LA ADRESA CAMEREI.
,,Domnule Presedinte,
Domnilor Deputatl.


Gu adlnca recmostinta catrc
Atotputernicul 81 Eu multumesc
tuturor acelora carl eli gindul.
cu cuvintul 81 Gu fapta si-au dat
sufletul 81 char yiata lor pen
tru infaptuirea Unirei Nationa
lie. De asemenea, multumesc pen
tru sentimentcle dc credinta &c
Ne exprima All reprezentantii
vechiului Regat 81 al tinuturilor
odinioara despartite, lar acum
intrunite pc vecie Gu. statul ro-
minesc.
Prin foe 81 prin ploaie dc
gloante trebuit sd trecem il
cursul crincenului razboiu, por-
nit din sintamintele cele mai GU
rate ale unei idei rationale, pur
tat de constiinta 81 vointa popo
rului; multi SINCE al eroilor, mul
te lacrimi ale vaduvelor ST co
piilor a trebuit sa curga ca ST
ajungem la 7nfaptuirea visulu
nostru secular. Oar rasplata jert
felor 81 roadele sfortarilor noas
tre All le putem culege Gu con
stiinta curata ca ne-am facu1
datoria pima la sfirsit.
Prictenii 81 Aliatii puternic
81 mari ne-au dat un sprijin ne
pretuit 81 au fost alaturea dt
moi i'll mareata opera ce cram
chemati sa implinim, ajutindu
he GU calda lor iubire. Gu sfatul
81 intelepciunea lor. MI vom pu
tea uita legaturile strinse Gu ei
char daca toate aspiratiunile
noastre nu au fost realizate.
Consiliul suprem de la Paris
preocupat de necesitatea unei
paci de mult dorita de lumea in,
|treaga, a impus Tarei noastre 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03

faca pentru pacea lumii sacrifi
eli dureroase. M exista romil
de la Rege pin pm z Ii uffimul ceta
team, care sd nu dephnga hota
rlrile marelui areopag mondial
Daca pentru mOmentul de fata
am cedat fortei majore, nu este
acuma vremea sd ngenunchesn
energia noastra inaintea rcstriS.
tel, ci mdoind-o sd aratam prin
tr'o atitudine demna 81 lucrin.l
Gu continue staruinta de a vim
deca ranile Patriei, sd dovedim
lumii intregi ca Rominia inertia
mai multa considerable din par
tea marilor eli Aliati.
Stunt fericit de a vedea ca din
partea Representation natiunii
multiplele 81 grelele probleme ce
Mise infatiseaza, intimpina do
oscbita atentiune. Alatnrea de
reforma agrara care cere grab
Mica ei solutie. rcaducerea finan'
telor Statului la 0 stare satisfa.
c;ltoarc, rcfacerea 81 consolida
rea starei economice, va impun
afara de o munca incordata, mul
ia chibzuire 81 intelepciune.
Apoi sunteti chemati de pu-
lie bazele unci reforme admin:
,.rative monite Gle a da Tarei @
eroca de liniste, 81 tuturor cet3-
tenilor acestei Tari, orr care
clase. lege sau nationalitate a.
apartine eli. chezasie de dreptatt
81 de siguranta, fara care orr &c
incercare de dcsvoltare pasnicd
ramIne iluzorie.
Luind drept baza spiritul unu
democratism larg 81 bine inteles
care sta pc tarlmul respectful
ce fiecare cetatean datoreSte au
toritatii 81 legilor, salut Gu viz
multumire 81 Gu adevarata salts
factie grija ce purtati populatie
muncitoresti. Regularea aceste
chestnut importante in mod eli
mai echitabil 81 in rapport Gu rea
litatea vremurilor consider cs
una din cele mai frumoasc insal
cinari ce aveti de indeplinit.
Am toata increderea in patrio
tismul acestei intiic Adunari i
deputatilor din Rominia 1ntregi
| ta. ca domniile-voastre veti pa
he toata energia 81 tot sufletn
de buni Romini 81 toata intelep
Guinea domniilor-voastre in eau
"a sfinta refacerii Patriei noa
sire ST pun toata speranta Mes
in spiritul de abnegatie al tutu
ror, ca sa uneasca puterile lor ii
aceste momente atit de serioase
in carl nici encrgie mar tro
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
EDUCATIA FIzICA.
UN PROGRAM DE ACTIVITA


Il O. seama de oameni de inima.
in frunte GU generalul ardelean
Herbay au luat initiativa infiin-
tarei unci societati pentru cdi-
catia fizica. Au alcatuit, zilele
trecute intro sedinta de consti- |
tuire, un plan de organizare 81
actlune care Va ii supus aproba-
rel guvernului prin mijlocirea
ministrilor de instructiune pu-
blica, de razboiu 81 a sefului gu
yernului.
lncercari S au facut 81 alta da-
til la moi fara sd isbuteasca, fl
indca totul era incatusat intr un
Journalism see militaresc care a.
lunga toata lumea.
Comitetul reorganization de Il
cum Sc gindeste insa sa formeze
0 adeyarata scoala dc educate
fizica, dupa metodele intrebuin
tate GU att success de popoarele
llordicc. Din aceasta euucatle da-
tatoare de sanatatc trupeasca va
isvori 81 dorul acela de invata-
tura, de imbogati Urea NINTH, care
III poate trai sanatoasa 81 nu sc
poate desvolta decit intr 'un corp
sanatos. pc care nu-l poate pas
ira. astfel, deceit accasta educatie
.fizica, ce incearca so raspindea-
sca noua asociatie
ST findca din hirburile batri-
he ale oamenilar. istoviti de via
ia descumpanita nu mai c ma
dejde de mdreptarc, societatea
pentru educatic fizica s'a gindit
cu dreptate la vlastarele tinere
ale scolilor 81 Tniversitatilor. la
tineretul mai rasarit al fedora
tiilor sportive, la ucenicii uzine-
lor carl de acum Sc arunca n
viltoarea sbuciumata vietii 81
ia flacaii armatei noastre.
D Stunt atitea mint frumoase.
care Sc ticalosesc in trupuri Sc
catuite de vlaga prin lipsa unci
deprinderi de excrcitiu fizic. A.
ccstea trebuiesc scapate, daca
nu de la peire, dar de la amor
teala 81 1ntunecime sigura.
81 asa, urmind pilda altor p0-
poare din Apus 81 de la Nord, So
cictatea pentru educatia FLEA Il
tineretului incepe munca sporti-
va 81 spornica, fagaduitoare de
energii noua.
>(',Dacia"). F. G.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03

SEDINTA DE LA 80 DE.
CEMBRIE 1919.
G A M E r A

La orele Is, d. prcsedinte n.
Iorga deschide sedinta, in tribu-
na ministcriala find domnii Bor
cea, Inculet 81 Nistor.
Inainte de Sc incepc lucra-
rile, d. n. Iorga da cetire ras-
punsului Suveranului la adresa
Camerei.
Adunarea asculta accst ra,
pnns stind in picioare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-03
DECLARATIILE GRUPULUI
PARLAMENTAR S0CIALISI

d. Cristescu. deputat socialist.
celeste 0 declaratie III numele
grupului parlamentar socialist.
Partidul socialist roman, ca
fractiune a grllparii socialiste in
ternationale.
Voci: Rusine! Jos! (Se nastc
(Continuare pc pag. ~
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INFANTS HOSE

INFANTS HOSE
Colors white and black.
7jc grade all wool 5Oc sizes 4 to 6.
soc grade fine ribbed cotton mercer-
iZcd at ---------------- Soc
one line blacl, only, to close out 10c
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Womcn~ Union Suits

Womcn~ Union Suits
Cotton. wool. wool and silk heavy
medium and light winter weight. All
three styles high neck and long
aieeves. Dutch neck and elbow sleeves
and low neck and sleeveless.
All sizes "a to 4G.
$2.75 grade now ---------- Si.o5
$3.50 grade all wool silk stripe S4.35
$500 grade all wool silk stripe S3.S5
MISSES UNION SUITS
Ribbed Fleece. all sizes. age . to
16 years SIPS to 175 grade
Special at eSc
BOYS and Girls Extra Heavy Nci-
astic ribbed union suits, color gray
and white, age 2 to Is years Sl.6o
to S255 grade, now SLID to Si.O5
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KAno COMFORT TOP coRsETs

KABO COMFORT TOP CORSETS
Front or back lace, fully warrant
ed.
81 80 grade, now ---------- $500
S3.OO grade, now ---------- S2."o
90 grade, now --------- $500
$500 grade. now ---------- $500
$3.50 grade. now ---------- $3.50
S11 90 grade, now ---------- $500
One lot to close out, Special
800 grade, close out at ---- S1.95
$3.50 grade. close out at --- S..25
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Handkerchiefs

SILK Crepe de chene. pure linen and
fine quality cotton. zoo dozen from
which to make your selection at &c,
1Oc, 15c, 2Oc, 25c, 35c, SOC. 65c. and
75c.
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SPECIALLY PRICED

Turkish towels, plain white and fancy
colored. Huck Towels plain and
hemstitched. Regular 25c. 35c. SOC,
S5c, s1.0O, s1.25 and $3.50 grade
specially priced at 15c, 25c, 35c, 69c,
roc. 0Sc and S1.10.
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Wooden Dress MATHS

All widths 80 in. tc sc IN.
Elegant assortment Of colors ana
wpaves at practically pre- war prices.
so in. all wool Broad cloth
So 90 value at ------- S3.03
ST in. all wool French serge
$3.50 value, at ------------ SD"
Sc in. all wool middle flannel
81 so value, at ------------ sd"
S6 in. storm serge. all wool at sl.1o
Sc in. silk and wool Tricotine
$50 value, at ------------ Si.S'
50 in. all wool plaid skirting
$500 value, at ------------ Si.'S
81 in all wool Tricotine
y so value. at --------.--- S:s.o'
SO in. cotton plaids Sl.00 value o"c
50 in. all wool Extra heavy
storm serge. $500 value at SGD
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Felt Footwear

for women and children. Fur top
Felt Juliets. Ribbon laced collar
Felt slippers. Felt Moccasins and
leather slippers specially priced for
Pre- Inventory Sale. Colors black,
red. grey. rose, blue, navy, brown
and pink.
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RIBBON ASSORTMENT

Heavy quality all silk No. 40, SO,
50, 100, 35c 10 75c value, Pre- In
ventory Sale price ---------- zoe
Another Ribbon assortment, plain
and floral. No. %, 40, 60,
25c values at ----------- f5c
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Union Suits Women and Children

Boys and Girls Wool Union Suits
Fine ribbed medium heavy weight
so per cent wool, all sizes, age TO
16 years s2.25 to $3.50 grade
Now at ------S1 80 to $3.50
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woMENs SWEATERS

WOMENS SWEATERS
Fish Tail, Tie Back and Tuxedo style.
Knit from pure wool Eepher yarns.
All the new shades, $3.50 to sl5'oo
values, now -------- $o.oo 10 %o'Do
All childrens sweaters specially
priced.
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BIG REDUCTION IN YARD GOODS


ToIIe Du Nord Dress Ginghams,
Fancy plaids, plain colors and assort-
ed stripes, 45c grade now ---- 29c
32 in. Kilburnie Zephers fancy plaids,
fast colors, Csc grade now ---- toc
Amoskeag apron checks 35c grade
low at ----------------- 23c
other apron gingham5 at 1oc per yd.
- in. Comfort top materials and
draperies. shallus and cretonnes 45c
and soc grade now ----------- 2oc
Devonshire cloth and Galatea. all
colors 75c grade now ---- 45c yd.
Outing flannel Amoskeag cloth.
h0c grade now -------------- 2oc
l5c grade now ------------ 2:sc
cheviots. Everett Classics. Albious
and Blue Belle soc grade now zoe vi.
oil color calicoes tpIain color-j
35c grade now -------------- 20c
Lingerie Crepe, plain coIors. pink.
light blue, Maize. Lavender
75c grade now ---------- iDc yd.
Manasquan AGA Feather proof tick
ing S5c grade now ---------- SOC
Kakhi Drill heavy quality, colors.
Olive drab, 75c grade now ---- i5c
40 in. Duck 10 oz 75c grade now SOC
Folonia Velour suitable for Kimonas,
Bath Robes, etc. Csc grade now 3oc
Sc in. Media Mere. Satin s5c grade
black, white. and green now - 5Dc
Radiant Satin extra heavy specially
suitable for Bloomers, Csc grade t5c
PoppereIl and Aurora Sheeting
"a Bleached sheeting s 25 grade.
1914 Bleached aheeting, $1.$5
grade, now observation-disclosures SOC
"a brown sheeting S115 grade
now at ----------------- .'c
1914 brown sheeting sl.25 grade
now ----------------- o"'
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S5c grade Burson nose (black)
Special to closeout ---------- ""c
csc grade black, white, brown = SOC
Others Mt 2jc, 35c and a6c
BOYS HEAVY TRIPLE LEG HOSE
Best quality black only.
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NIUSIINE

MUSIJNE
Hope and Gold Bond 45c grade iDc
Exeter soc grade ------------ 2"c
Berkeley fine quality Cambria
6Oc grade now -------------- Sec
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
woNlMNs SUITS AND DRESSES

No reservations. all included in
Pre-Inyentory Sale at from 33 i-3 to
80 per cent reduction.
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17
Women and Children S Hosiery

IRON CLAD HOSIERY
for Men Women and Children. Fully
warranted. Misses fine ribbed hose,
best quality, color black, khite, cor
dovan.
soc grade now 35c size 3 to 6 "
55c grade now 4Oc size 7 and tx.
6Oc grade now 4oc size s to s 4.
Csc grade now SOC sizes . to 10.
Others at 10c, 23c and 29c
WOMENS HOSE
Silk Hose at 95c, 81 %, $500 $2.5o.
Were 1.50, S2.25. s3.25. $3.50.
$3.50 grade all wool (color heather)
dozen to close out at ------ S1.OS
s1.25 black wool cashmere at - 05c
S1.25 grade silk and Isle hose at 75c
The Ordway new era., 1920-12-17

PILLOW TUBEING
ee in linen Finish -- soc yd
40 in linen Finish --- 8Oc yd.