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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
THREE BIG CANES
! ARE ON SCHEDULE
IN MIDDLE WEST
Nv Associated Press.

nv Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2i.-Foothnll elcycns
81 the Middle West will wind M their
1899 SEASONS tomorrow with only three
81 ~ more than local interest
scheduled. The Nebraska Washington
state game at Lincoln Nebraska. will
furnish "A comparison between the
Cieyens ~ the Middle West and uf the
Ear West. while the DrakoOklnhOma
and the MissOurik Kansas games win de.
eide the championship In the Missouri
Valley Conference. where Oklahoma
leads with me- defeats. hut tie With
the Kansas Agglcs. ON it, record
Nebraska this year did not produce
The supreme eleven which has charar.
torizrd curnhuskrr teams of the pas
seasons. hut Coach Schultz has. never
th"less. an aggregation which Is con.
sidcr"d az least un par With ihc aver.
hge Middl. Western team u let g.
Metre Dame and Pennsylvania State
and was tied las kansas.
N0irc Dame will meet the Michigan
Aggirs NJ LANSING Michigan. IN a oon.
test which. un the basis uf competitive
Gurcs, shoull prove easy for the In
diana eleven.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
NEW MUSICAL COMPANY
OPENING AT DEANDI TODAY

4 now Musical Attraction. known ~
THE Merry Mndcnps" are billed To
open az the Dcandi this afternoon.
headed IS Miss Jcn Gladstone. and .
pretty. attractive chorus backed mp
hy an unusually good company. The
Dcandi management states that THO
Merry Nladcaps" is different kind of
SHOW. than has been appearing In this
theatre OF late. II II strictly Musical
Attraction. there being a number ~ tai.
tented musicians In the company.
THE Merry Madcaps" II what f.
termed family show" there being ton
people In this show who are members
~ the same family. They have worked
together Tor number of years. and
therefore know Just how 10 work ;O'
gethcr.
This show will open at the Deandi
this afternoon IN Special ThankSgiv'
Ing Attraction. In view ~ the fact
that this house has been closed down
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

over again. ON their way Bevan II In
formed of his wifc's infidellty and goes
back 10 prove the charge. Duding n
quarrel. the man In the case II shot.
Crime Immediately determines II u
murder aud intcrccpts the daughter on
her way "a the boat. but Ileyan coming
up from the rear makes a captive or
OF the defective. until he and his
daughter have embarked. They land
on "a uuth Sea unchartercd island.
whore Stella meets young chap on
his way to the port from which she
and her father had fled. In the kuowl.
edge Of the mutual attraction which
springs up between them. this boy does
not understand her terror for him. but
Yields to her unexplained entreatles 70
go away
The hoy. Sanders. arrives nj the port
and Crane. who has heard rumors "
u man and glrl living ON a deserted
island arrangcs passage back with the
unsuspecting Sanders on his cargo ves-
sci. On their way az the island. Stella
SEEING Crane, refuses Ia talk Ia Sanders
believing that he has brought Crane
there deliberately. She sinks sanders
boat and attempts by various means
To murder either Crane. or both Crane
and Sanders, planning such undolngs 10
the extreme of including herself. 10 aa
To save her father from being taken
hack To the mainland and tried for
murder.
During the time the three men aud
this girl are mtrooncd ON the island,
a complete understanding IL reached
between Stella and Sanders. and 10.
gcther they plot tn save her father.
No end OF excitement Ia created when
Crane attracts the attention of his as.
sisinnts ON the faraway mainland. Hut
In u tremendous battle. Crane believes
he has killed his man by casting him
over Jeff. Iicyan saves himself and
with the detective the happy pair sail
nwny. only 10 return later ~ man ami
wife Ia join him on the island.
The story N filled with an endless
amount ~ action and suspense and In
conceded 10 H. one Of the most dram.
attic stories that has ever been pro.
duced by Mr., Griffith. The story wns
exceedingly popular when n was run
In Golfers Weekly. Il being from the
pen Of Ralph Stock,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

Childroas team Ia coming with n record
almost ~ good ~ Amnrlllus. the mem
hers are all fighters hut never resort "a
any mcthoiH other than clean. hard
fighting To- win, and when two teams
~ this nature meet. the spectators ARE
always the winner regardless ~ the
scurc.
Both teams are trained to the high
est points ~ efficiency aud are conf
dent uf victory, yet neither ~ oyos
confident as iiS realizes that In a.,
other II has an opponent worthy 81
care ara respect.
The game starts promptly az ~ m
~ the Amusement Park. Fourth aud
Monroe. Tickets viii b. on uilc NJ th'
gate,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
GEORGIA TECH IS
TOPLAY AUBURN;
IS HARD BATTLE
FOUR OTHER uNDEFEiTED
Ei.EVENS or SOUTH WILL
FACE OPPONENTS


ATLANTA. Ga, Nov 2i.-Of the
four Southern football teams that have
come through the. 1890 season without
defeat ly another Dixie eleven, Georgia
Tech has thu hardest contest tomorrow
In an effort tp Keep III record clear.
Tho Auburn eleven. which meets
Tech here, has gone down 10 defeat hut
once this year "a tu game with
Georgia University.
Georgia University Georgia Tech,
Tulane aud Virginia Military Institute
rompusc the olcvcns that have not bccn
beaten In the south
Georgia takes on Clemson ~
Athens. and the gcorgians defeat II
Auburn ana Alabama makes them easy
fayoritcs. Tulane has a hard'r fight
IN prospect against Louisiana state az
Baton l,uugc. V. NJ. !. Is expected Ia
win handily from V. y. !. at huanokc.
The Thanksgiving day games, bring
INK To- ~ close. except for few later
contests the most successful southern
football season IN years. find many AN
nual contests la which there N more
than statewide interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Boy Scouts Defeat
Eleven From Vega
In Lively Contest

Troop Number one boy Scouts oi
Amarillo defeated the boy Scouts Of
Vega by the score II - to q In Il came
Il football played at the city Park
"Wednesday afternoon. These two
teams met once before. In which game
the Vega team won hN the score uf 81
Ia ~ hut the Amarillo boys have Inn
proved wonderfully under the coach
INK ~ Scout Master I:adcy. and today
played a hard clean game and were
due the victory.
j. Anderson ~ the local team made
the most spectacular play Of the game
when be- Intercepted a pass and ran a.
yards to a touchdown.
Amarillo's line up WAS aa follows;
George l.. y. Thompson l.. T., John
son l.. g.. Willborn G., GIBBS II. g..
Morcland Il. T.. Durham Il. T.. Hayden
o.. Firrabcnd l.. H.. j. Anderson r. H..
l. Anderson II. II.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
TEXAS UNIVERSITY SQUAD WILL
meet A. and N. COLLEGE TODAY

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. 24.-Thc
Texas University football squad. with
the exception of llulscy. left guard,
was reported tonight to b. IN top con.
lltion for the clash with Texas \ and
NJ. here tomorrow. llulscy sustained
a sprained ankle In recent practice and
h no; expected To play. Either Vowel.
igi pounds m' Jones 1870 pounds, Will
probably replace him.
The =. and ~. squad had not arrived
IN Austin late to-day. but there was "a
rdrront rumor that bccausc of injuries
10 Morris. Austin will Ro In at center
Tor Pierce. while Pierce viii go -
uuarter 90 replace Morris. Morris
weighs i9A; Pierce 1876: Anglin iGN.
Thus the Aggies would gain weight by
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Football Games
Set For Today
West

West
No,rc Dame W. Mlchigan-East Ian.
sing.
Washington State W. Nebraska
Lincoln.
Marquette W. Observation-Disclosures.
Washington W.. ~. l.ouis--St. Louis.
oklahoma W. Drakc--Dcs Molncs
Creighton vs.. South Dakota--Oma.
ha.
Buffalo Va Observation-Disclosures.
Georgetown w. Centre Collegc-Dan'
VILE.
Chattanooga W. Transylvania-Lex.
ington.
Ripun W.. Carleton--Northileld
Dies Molnes w. Penn Coll,ge-oska.
loosa.
Henry Kendall vs. Missouri School
81 Miuos--rulsa.
Oklahoma Aggles W. Colorado-Ok.
hhuma city.
Miami vs.. inoinnnti-Cincinnau
baylor vs.. Southern Methodists-Da..
las.
Texas W. Texas 4. 4 M.--Austin.
Western Reserve W. Caso--Clcvc.
Land,
Missouri W. Kansas-Columbia
Friends W. Paramount
Washburn vs.. Kansas Aggics--'rJ.
peka.
Baker W. Ottawaat-Rah~'"
Bethany W.. Kansas Wesleyan
Lndsborg. .'ia
College of Emporla vs.. Emporia Nor
mal-Emporia.
Buckncall W. Dickinson - williams
port. Pa.
Holy Cross W. Fordham-worcestei
Mass
Johns. Hopkins vs.. Maryland-Balti.
more. Md.
Pennsylvania vs.. Cornell-Phlladel.
phia.
Pittsburgh vs. Penn stato-plits
hurgh. Pa.
wash,Jcff vs., West virginia--wash.
ingiun. IA.
south
University Of Virginia w. University
of North Carolina Charlottesville. Va.
Georgia Tech vs. Alabama Poly.
lnst.--Atlaniu. Ga.
University of south Carolina va.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Flying Machine to
Enter Upon Contest;
To Start at Mineola

Dy Assoriaied Press.
MlNEOLA, y. Y. Nov. 2i--rwo score
flying machines. each capable Of max.
Ing more than 100 miles nn hour. were
lined up ON Mitchell Field tonight,
awaiting the signal which is to semi
them OF tomorrow In the greatest crn.
0nautiCal race In the country's history.
Virtually nll uf the nations best
army. navy ana civilian ayiators are
entered In the composition uf thu l'ul.
itzer Trophy and the Liberty Bond
prizes.
Dcnpite the had weather and low Wis.
Utility tUlny. several went NJ FOR prac'
ticc spins.
The aviaiors will h. scnt away in
seven groups over the triangular %
mile course which will b. covered four
times.
Fair weather with moderate eastern
winds was the prediction for tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Rice Institute is
to Play Arkansas

~ Aftoelnted Pros,
not STON. Texas. Nov. 2i.--Ricc In
-titute aud Arkansas University viii
play here Thursday. Arkansas has MOI
as Yet met refeat ms a southwestern
conference team and should they win
the conference championship might ~
slightly indisputo. Rice outwcighs the
RazoIhacks and are favored to win
Other Texas games scheduled acid
from the Aggic..onghurn game 40 Aus
tin are:
southern Methods, University ~
Baylor az Dallas.
Texas Christian University w. South
western al Font Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
NORMAL WILL PLAY
CLARENDON TODAY
SPECIAL. TRAIN Will CARRY
IiOOTEiS FROM CANYON TO
IIIti GAME

The foot lall players ~ the West
Texas State Normul school VIII leave
Amarillo over the Fort Worth and
Denver l,y. at 1900 a. m. to,lay In a
special train. for Clarendon where
they play the Clarendon College this
afternoon.
The special VIII consist ~ four
coaches which will h. well filled ~ the
canyon school N taking along n large
delegation uf rosters 10 cheer the war
riors on The grldiron.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
my Son,

my Son,
Your marriage to Stephanie Is
the cause of my death. I have
taken stephanie's money to fur
Their your career. ] cannot give
an accounting and the disgracsIii
more than ! can bear"
Your Fsther.
See The Restless Sex" Mis-
sion esday-Thursday.
Daily News want AIS bring results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Young Fitzsimmons
Fights Ten Rounds
Draw With Howard
Dy Associated Press.

Dy Associated Press.
DALLAS. Texas. Nov. 9i--Young
Fizsimmons. Oklahoma city middle
weight. and Happy Howard 81 New
York. boxed ten rounds 10 draw herr
tonight, according to newspaper men ut
the ringside. Tommy Burke. -. Louis
middlswoight. won the newspaper 'lr.
cision over Jack Ryan, -. Paul, In
eight rounds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

The restless head-long hunt sos
pleasure; the fcverish desire for
excitement; tho restless sex wau
having It's way.
See The Restless Sex" Mis-.
sion Wednesday-Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

Less than Goa seats remained un.
sold tonight when approximately lso00
had been sold and tie vanguard uf the
crowd expected tomorrow wus arriving
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

this week for the Shrincrs SHOW, Ia ~
almost sure thing that capacity
crowds viii result.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Notice

Al who desire to worship God accord
Ing Ia the New Testament only, are
hereby requested tn attend our meeting
ut the small W. %. w. Hall sunday
morning az II o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Right Earful

The buily freshmen think their
llfes
A queer and puylling thing.
Composed ~ little else hut whang,
iicrslaml lIlffl Bump. aud Hing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

Try Daily News Want Ads.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25

Daily News want Ads bring results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-25
Left Earful

For every autumn afternoon
Their winter suits they take.
And toll until they're black aud blue
Fur alma matters sake.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17
KEITH & PRATT
MEMS FINE SHOES

MEMS FINE SHOES
These are Brocton made
shoes, the home Of the
worlds finest shoemak-
ing, all Goodyear welt
benchbuilt, four best
lasts, English flat, con-
servative, straight and
extra roomy, feathers of
best crome calf, maho-
gany or black, and fine
vici, Spring price $11.5O
to $3.50, Anniversary
price
$8.75 pair
Crossett and Leonard,
Shaw & Dean shoes
continue at the flat re-
duction of 1879.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17
Woman'S Coats

The most complet showing
The most complete show
ing in this part of the state,
500 choicest coats to sell
ect from and at surprising
~ low prices. Every coat
is cut to the quick, and in
addition we have picked
out for this Anniversary
Celebration several lots
and made prices on same
which we are assured can
not be duplicated any
where.
80 serviceable coats, good
styles, large collars, black
and fancy mixtures, all
sizes, values from SIS to
$50. Anniversary price
Small lot Sport, or short
coats, IL and full silk
lined, beautiful pure-wool
velours, Llama cloth and
gold and silvertones, our
Price Smash on these was
$14.95, Anniversary
price .........$11.75
About Is coats left from
the wonderful lot of $22. rs
Price Smash coats, most
all sizes and colors yet left
in lot, full silk lined many
of them and built to sell
as high as $50, to close
quickly during Anniver-
sary Celebration, choice
$19.75
20 handsome coats, tailor
ed effects, fur and en-
broidery trimmed in lot,
original price up to $45,
Anniversary price -$S2.75
Plush coats, one or two Of
a kind, mainly samples Of
a prominent manufacture
er but every garment per
feet, not the space to list
each coat, but less than
wholesale cost.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17


eachg results Aside from the tremendous business done by our two Stores
this
lines sales have permitted
in which special celebration
FOUR YEARS
BENNETT STORES INC Those shown
establishment in
have made this possible fitting that should
ANNIVERSARY
greater
ito
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17
OVERCOATS-
RAINCOATS

Prices back practically to
pre-war levels.
Mems black kersey coat,
loose back conservative
model, cut full and long,
last seasons $25 value,
Anniversary price. -$12.95
Is young mems model ov-
ercoats, tailored at Fash
ion Park, all wool tweed
mixtures, made to sell at
$40, Anniversary price
$22.75
Is young mems short coats
all wool mixture --.---$9.95
English Garbadine Coats. craven
cited, silk lining. English belted
model ideal combination coat for
this climate, can be used as either
overcoat or raincoat, $40 val
ne, at Anniversary price,. $29.75
A splendid raincoat in tan or gray,
inside rubberized, outside a close
texture cloth, $3.50 value, Anniver-
sary price 80. ...... $3.50
English eraYenetted tweed Rain or
Overcoat combination, $35 value,
Anniversary price :. ..... $24.95
Heavy weight guaranteed raincoat,
rubberized centre, tan or gray, $40
value, Anniversary price. .S7.e5
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17
THIS Is MY OWN COLUMN
E. K. Eastman. Manager

Naturally take pride In the
growth of THE BENNETT STORES
under my management. Pride in
achievement is a laudable human
trait and helps the wheels OF life
as well as business to roll smooth
~. But it has been your support
and patronage. your appreciation of
the service and values which we
have tried to give that has made
this achievement possible. In crate
fully acknowledging this fact and
thanking you in heartfelt way, it
is likewise "up to me" to tell you
that the only credit l can claim in
the matter is in attaching to our
stores the most loyal and conscien-
tious assistants, sales-people and
general force which any stores
could possibly have.
With this preface, / introduce to
you these friends and associates:
At Opelousas-
FRED F. HOLLIER,
e. LEE GIL,
E. p. MELANCON,
ABNER ROY,
TONY VENEZIA,
MISS LURA SANDoZ,
MISS CARMEN VOORHEES,,
MISS SUE HEMPHILL.
At Eunice-
PHILLIP TANKEL, Manager
MORRIS TANKEL.
And as Tiny Tim would say, Again
we thank you, one and all"
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17
John B. Stetson Hats

You've worn them. Do you honestly think there is
better hat at any price? We don't. Here is your
big chance if you have waited for your Fall and Win
ter Hat to buy at considerabyless than for next
Spring. Any fancy shape or color in the house in
the Stetson felt line soft or Derby, during Annver-
sary sale,--- - - $7.9s
Any one of our Famous First Quality Felt Hats $495
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17

In the deflatlOn process
now in swing throughout
the country, our Southern
farmers have been hard
hit. Our prosperity rests
directly on the farmer. We
have therefore listed be-
low items of particular in
terest to the farmer and
his help and have made
prices way under anything
that has been seen for a
number of years. Quanti-
ties are unlimited, so stock
up as far as you think is
prudent.
All leather gauntlet work
gloves, 81 value, Anniver-
sary price - ---------69c
Heavy wool work sox, 75c
value, Anniversary price,
39c
Heavy blue chambray
work shirts, well made and
full cut, were S1.50 value,
Anniversary price.-----98c
Heavy Amoskeag Outing
Work Shirts, 2 pockets,
$1.75 value, Anniversary
price ...---...----.-.$1.29
Heavy pin check overalls
and jumpers, $2.75 value
a short time since, Ami
versary price ------$1.49
Heavy cotton work sox,
| 2 pound weight, Anniver-
sary price, lIc, 8 pr LOT QUO
Heavy winter weight work
pants of gray denim, well
made in full pants style
with cuff bottom, were So
value, Anniversary price
$1.98 pair
Lot 1O5 heavy khaki pants cut
trouser style, $3.50 value, Anniver-
sary price
$3.50 pair
Lot 548 genuine fustian pants, warm
and durable, dark brown in color,
cuff bottom "a value, Anniversary
price 49,. SEsos
Winter underwear. shirts and draw
ers. ribbed and fleeced, Anniver'
sary price :. ........ S5c garment
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17
GORGEOUS
GEORGETTE
BLOUSES

This special will worthily carry
out the idea behind this Ami
versary Celebration and viii
cause US to be long remem-
bered by the patrons OF our La
dies Ready-to-Wear Depart
ment which by the way was not
in existence four years ago, and
yet to-day Is one Of the busiest
places In our store.
so blouses OF georgette and
heavy crepe-de-chine, plain tall
ored effects. others deliberately
trimmed with new embroidery
effects, bought to sell $685. to
1886, Anniversary price. .$4.95
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17
BOYS SUITS
OVERCOATs

AS the big Anniversary
Special from this depart
ment we have taken 100
suits which were listed
during our price smash
campaign at $12.75 and
which are actually SIS to
$3.50 value, suits which
are not only Atwood fab
RIGS but tailored in high
grade mems suit fashion,
STYLED to the last moment,
durably venetian lined,
yoke and panelled effect
backs, green and brown
shades predominating;
sizes from 8 to Ii, and
have made the Anniver-
sary price Of $1O:95
Boys Overcoats, durable
wool materials, lined, belt
er effect, SO values, An
niversary price - -$6.45
SIS value boys overcoats,
grays and fancy mixtures,
all sizes to 18 years, Ami
versary price --$9.S5
Little fellows over
coats sizes a to 8 years,
splendid quality, Anniver-
sary price $5.9S
Exceptional quality OF
raincoats for boys, some
girls wear the same gar
ment on account its room
inass and tight buttOnlng
effect, Anniversary
price -----.-- ------.$o.49
Our $3.50 line of highest
grade boys overcoats, An
Eiversary price SLABS
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17
FURNISHINGS

Prices are declining but
it will be many a day till
the decline reaches the
prices here named for our
Anniversary Celebration.
Mercerized, silk Isle sox,
double sole and heel, best
wearing and best looking
of any hose except the
pure silk, price on this
number reached 75c pair,
Anniversary price -39c
Combed cotton IL hose,
fine guage, price was. 35c
to 4Oc, Anniversary
price - - -------22c
Pure Irish linen handker-
chiefs, full gentlemen's
size, fine and sheer, many
ladies buy this number
and embroider the initials
for Holiday giving, Soc
regular, Anniversary
price -------- - ----49c
1OO-dozen fine cambria
handkerchief, full size,
have been zoe, back to old
price for Anniversary cele-
bration =. - ..............1Oc
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17
SILK AND SATIN
DRESSES

A charming collection OF
the seasons --latest modes,
in all the wanted materials
of crepe meteor, char
meuse, taffetta. We buy
this line only one or two of
a kind and this makes it
impossible to adequately
described the line in detail
or to give price on each
style. Let us say this we
had reduced every dress
heavily during our great
Price Smash-well we
have made additional cuts
which means cost or less
on every dress in the house
of this description. Better
make your selection today.
Ladies usually look furth-
er ahead in preparing for
the holiday season than do
the men folks. Their
gifts therefore are more
intelligently chosen. Now
it is only six weeks till
Xmas and while this store
will make no special holi-
day display till after
Thanksgiving, yet our
stock is to-day most COM
plete in practically every
line that lends itself to
practical giving. We may
well call ourselves THE
GIFT SHOP. May we not
suggest therefore that you
take advantage of the spe-
Gals so lavishly displayed
during this Anniversary
Celebration to lay in 9
large part of your Holiday
purchases? We will care
for them if you so desire
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17
SEPARATE PANTS

price Smash price smashed again.
Further reduction of s1-OO per PAIR
from the already big reductions
The price range now runs Ike TINS
ss.45, 1896. s4s5, 1896, T-s5. In
-, n,oras s7s5 now buys the
pest pants in the store those
-, formerly sold for $1,000 to
.o ~ nair sizes already
somewhat broken 50 come early
for best selection.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1920-11-17

200 fine felt hats in
practically all colors,
sizes and shapes, hats,
selling to-day in most
stores from So to Sc, our
Anniversary price
$2.95