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Complexion Secrets
OF An Actress '


In recently issued volume bearinfs
the above title. the author says. Con-
tinuous use OF grease paints. rouge Hauts
the like had ruined my complexion. - Mt
skin was coIorless wrfnkled, coarse ans
punctured with large pores: In England
heard OF the virtues of mercolized wax
my first experience with this marveio0s
substance convinced me It was mort
valuable than all cosmetics conbinedS
Now whenever my complexion begins r.
20 wrong. / got an ounce of mercolixets
wax at the nearest drug store spreadgoJa
a thin layer of 1t before retiring, washing
II OF next morning Tho wax, aftcrS5 u
few such treatments. seems ,ltterallysIt IL
absorb the WORKOUT cuticlc., VIII su iIs
brighter. healthier. younger-Iooking XXI
appears. s 81 sS.;s <
For tho wrinkles and enlarged poreS
I began using soiutionI of.sspowdey6tE
saxolte. one ounce. dissolved In a. haIES
pint OF witch hazel. Bathing the TfAcls
in this every day for while noonssra+
liored tho condition most wondeftuiiy,ss9
Adv. sss slssssss2at,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
ELDRED S. JONES, SR., DIES
IN BAL TIMORE HOSPITAL
Prominent Citizen of Hampton Sue
cumbH TO Effects of Operation mt
Johnn H0pktnK Snturdny.

HAMPTON. March 23.--Eldrcd S.
Jones. Sr.. for years a member OF the
Hampton City Council. and junior
member OF the nrm OF Hunter r.
Hunter e Co. died this morning at
Johns Hopkins Hospital. baltimore.
following major operation. per-
formed there late Saturday. He had
been in failing health for several
months, and the operation was re-
sorted 10 IN an effort TO improve his
condition.
Dolly" Jones. as he was familiar
~ known 10 many people in Hamp-
ton was horn and reared in this city.
and retained as wide circle OF
friends as any person in the com
muaity.
The remains will be brought TO
Hampton tomorrow morning. hut
nnal arrangcments for the funcra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
no GrAnD AGA1NSr INELuENZA.

Don't Let the dread influenza get
you If you have even tho slightest
cough or cold. better begin using
Eolcy's Honey and Tar at once
Henry Willis. Sandy Point. Texas. is
this remedy Just fine" He says: II
sun severely with bad cough {:
after using four or five dollars worth
of different medicines decided to try
Fo!ey's Honey and Tar. One bottle
gave relief Best medicine | ever
used. Contains no opiates. Sold
vcrywhcrc-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
EuncrnIor ar n,r,.cr

Funeral services for John j. BARKER.
aged IS. of Richmond. who dropped
dead Saturday in Farmvilic. where
he had gone on business. were con-
Quoted from his home. l42O Floyd
Avenue. yesterday afternoon. Re
sides widow. who was Miss Lille
Saunders. Mr.. Barker is survived by
ono daughter. Mrs. Alfred childs. and
ono son. Bernard Saunders BARKER
Mrs. Barker is tho sister OF United
States Marshal John q. Saunders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
To Fest nc.1roxer.

estroy.r Branch. just completed
e Newport News Shiphui!d!nS
Dry DOCK Company plant here,
e given her Official trial of the
ala capcs tomorrow. The
IN performed all her dock
SO satisfactorily that oHicia In
r. yard are confident she wiz
the record recently established
the Newport News built do
ar Graham established a speed
rty miles an hour. making II
tstest wafship afoat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
IloI,~f I,nue

FORK UNION. March 2o.--Robcrt
Lane. aged 81, OF near Stcarnes. died
AZ his home yesterday. The inter-
mcnt was at Fork Union today The
survtvc: Mrs. billiard of Spotsyl-
wanna County: Mrs. Burley Pattcn and
Willie Lane. OF this county, and
Robert Lane. Of Richmond.
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rormcr \irrInInp D.nd

liARRISONBCRG. March 29.-Re-
lativrs here have just been notified
of the death in ccrro Go-do. ILL.,,
last week OF Mrs. Malcolm f'awlcy.
formerly a resident Of Rockingha m
County. She VAS &c years old. Death
Was caused by pneumonia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
Fire Drstrsy. Home.

NEW CANTON, March 23.-Thc
home Of Il. G.. hughes. near Shores.
III Fluvanna County was totally
destroyed br fire early Sunday morn
ing. the blaze originating while
mombcrs OF tho family. the parents
and seven children. were in their
beds. Luckily all escaped with their
Iiv.s.
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Against Tobacco.

lRRiSoNBURG. March aa,--Rev.
red =. Wcicher, Of Hartford.
!. neld secretary o. the Anti
cite League 81 America. has h"-
a speaking campaign mere
ST the use Of tobacco. spch
':eyeraI times at church meet
here already, ne presented his
agains, tobacco In all forms. his
tiles being directed not against
izarettc alone.
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Stowawnys AEnfn Active.
MpnRT NEWS March

ny in. lunches following a pc
- comparative quiet during
last several wecka. five alleged
.t.Hays came into port this
Ing on the British steamship
Tx. The five mon were said 10
Without the papers that would
i,'bccn necessary for their legal
nee into the country. and their
/ liberty terminated at the city
where thcy are being held for
Ing and deportation To Cuba.
whence thcy came. Tho pris-
| gave their names as I'D warn
les. Pcrcival Edwards. Henry ~.
hson. Fitzgerald Massia and
fe Mana
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Mrs. yirrini. Terrell.

NEW CANTON. March 29.-Mrs. Nir-
Einia A. Terrell. wife of Colonel \.
j. Terrell, of Bear Garden New
Canton. died early this morning after
an illness of several months.
The funeral Will take place from
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Funeral Of Mrs. Lester.

DANN1LLE, March 29.-Thc funeral
of Mrs. Lucy G. Lester. aged So. who
died at Martinsvillc from heart dis
sease on Friday morning. was con
Quoted there today She is survived
by brother. John II. Brown. Of Mar
ilnsvillt
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nishop Jc,t to Confirm CIu.x

I.YNCHBtRG, March -. - Bishop
Robert G. Jet,. just elevated ~ pre-
side over the new Episcopal diocese
OF southwestern Virginia, VIII CON
nrm classes at each Of the three
local Episcopal churches during the
Eaatc. season.
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Elk. to Visit Lynchhurg.

MA-tN ~ LEE
of prominent men in the order
KS, Who will make . p!igrima &c
le F.lks' National Home At Bed :
Twill he entertained by the local
| on MAY {. Fred Harper, PAST
I'd grand ruler. having hcen a.p-
I'd by the lodge here as chair
of the committee on entertain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

Mrs. Ellen Hotel Bowman. wife of
Samuel NJ. Bowman. died Saturday at
the home of hey nephew, Mark Rush.
at Woodstock. after Il long illness.
She was 10 years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
Cnnfcdrrnte neunion pInns.

LYNciiBURG, March 29--lntorma-
tion has been received here that the
next annual reunion Of the grand
camp. Confederate veterans, VIII be
held in culpcpcr during the summer.
The 1919 reunion was at Harrison
burr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
Chicago Clerk. on strike.

CHICAGO. March 29.--Ncarly 1000
clerks. stcnoEraphers and book
keepers employed by the city struck
for all grades. Unless they weaken.
the municipal business Will be para
liked tomorrow morning.
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I.iherf nndHger

BRISTOL. March 29.-E.lbcrt O
Rodefer. aged ii. died yesterday at
his home here on Twelfth street
Death was due to complication OF
diseases. He leaves "A wife and seven
Children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
GARDEN EXPERT ADVICE OF
HOW MUCH SEED TO BUY
Approximate Quantities Of Seed Necessary for Average
Family Garden-Seed Should Be Selected in Advance
and Successive Paintings Planned.
written for the United States Schoo
Garden trmy)

lcctcd in advance OF the painting
period. Only the amount OF seed
absolutely necessary for planting
should be purchased. Care must be
exercised not to waste any.
The following table gives the APP
proxiinatc quantities of seed ncces-
sary to supply vegetables for a fami
~ OF four. The amount needed may
be estimated from this table.
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Frank w. Dean.

NEWPORT NEWS. March 70
Frank w. Dean. engineer on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, who
was blown from his cab and badly
scaide'l when steam pipes in the en-
gin. blew UP last Friday. died from
his injuries yesterday afternoon at
the Riverside Hospital, where he was
taken Immediately OTTER the accident
happened.
Funeral services will be held a the
residence. $50 Fifty-third Street. to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

Children Who Arc Pale md wenk
Need n good Quinine and Iron Tonic
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC
purities and epr.chcs the blood and
builds up the whole system. a Cen
cral Strcng tlcning Tonic for Adults
"A nd Children. 60c.--Adv.
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Mrs. ellen I,o,rn,en.

tho residence. Bear. Garden" at J
O'Clock: the intermcnt will be In tho
family cemetery at Bear Garden.
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ps,.n EIec,. De1cuntes

IR0ydton F.IecfN UeIcEhtes.
,TDTON. March 2a:-Tne Demo
I. mass-meeting held here Satur-
>lected the following delecat
IL Roanoke conventions: Herbert
.utcheson. Colonel J. Chambers
=, and Irhy Turnbuil. The dele
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II is not supposed that any family
Will use all the vegetables listed. nor
VIII all families require the same
amount OF any crop. The gardener
should select his seed from this list
and make successive paintings, SO
that fresh vegetables may be OBJ
tanned throughout the scason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30
YER OF DETECTIVE
Jas NOT BEEN LOCATED
? Slain ut Gladstone Was Not
Erderer of Officer Mann.
Other State News.

NcHBCRG. March -. = Tho
oi Poltcc Detective l.. A.
thursday night is still n,
ana The police as yet appear
|So no present clue as to his
,aDouts. The body of tho negro
WAS Killed at Gladstonc under
'c,rl that he was John VIII
Identified az Ben Thornc o1
;lond. Thorpe was rcIcasnn
iday from the city farm here.
Us served term for trcsuass
{{ .ans on his way home when he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-30

haTo not been made. Members of tho
City Council. city officials. and the
Elk'S lodge Will attend tho funeral.
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|, Insane From E,perfc,cc,

w iORI NEWS. March %
haIincinations. tho conviction
nc was continually being beaten
GLOW members Of the ship's
ana frightful rccollcctiOns of
ing torpedocs, screaming ship
ana rushing. waters prcyed too
upon the mind of j. Bassey. a
10 of British West Africa, and
man aboard the British steam
[Watsncss. just arrived In port.
az AIKEN off ship this morning
cent 10 the Eastern State Hos
/. Tor observation md treatment.
Prong hopes held for his com
recovery.
Il case TX reported 10 lie par
iirly sad one. Captain H. B
rickson. of tho Watsness, de-
I the man was on board a Brit
PIP which was torpcdocd In tho
ferranean during the war. Ills
us dcad, hut he has little son
daughter in Cardiff. Wales.
he makes his home.
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Negro Labor Ascn, Jailed.

NVli.LE. March 80. = Charles
ms. 4 negro. was lodged in jail
idaS. charged with acting as Il
I agent in Danvilic without pay
Fhe necessary license tax Or
|. purposely made prohibitivc by
iouncil 10 discourage ihis work
frams found In the Negroes
II revealed messages from the
| veneer Company. OF Plymouth.
| instructinE him to call at the
\ National Bank Of this city for
~ 20 buy tickets for forty
lahorers nc was 10 have de-
IA in Rocky Mount. y. c.. yes
ithcr inquiry into stevens con
Heads 10 the belief that he has
playing shrcwd game. drawing
rom the Aberthaw Company here
iinE in IA norcrs and as soon as
jarc brought here cnticing them
! other chimes and making money
/. deal. stevens wired last night
pcky Mount asking for his al
/ employers there to bail him in
linn Of 1900
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gates were empowered TO name their
own atc-natcs. and VIII go unin-
atructcd To the convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

For real downright. harassing dis
comfort very few disorders can ap-
proach so-called skin disorders. such
a. Eczema. letter. Boils, eruptions,
rcaiy irritations and similar skin
treables. Notwithstanding the lavish
use Of saives. lotions, washes and
other treatments applied externally
70 the irritated parts.
No one ever heard Of a person be-
Ing afflicted with any form Of skin
disease whose blood was in good con-
dition. Therefore. II 10 but logical 10
conclude that the proper method Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames n fhe

treatment for pimples. blotchna
sores, boils. rough. red and so61v
skin. is to purify the blood ana ~
move the tiny germs Of pollution thu
break through and manifest thoar
presence on the surface Of the skln.
People in all parts OF the country
have written us how they were o.
pletely RID Of every trace Of these ~,
orders by the use OF 8. 8. g., ~
matchiess. purely vegetable baoo1
cleanser. 9. 8. 8. goes direct to ~
center Of the blood supply. -
strengthens and builds up the ciren-
lation. giving a clear ana ruddy 60
plexion that indicates = healthy g.
dition OF the skin. Write totny ~
free medical advice reGarG1nx -
cAse. Address swift epseeoe O. =
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. q,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

- OF them. and what 10
written about them. these ghosts
must have long. mad laughs when
they read history.
Every now and then I happen
on some new side light that reveals
dead men and old events In a new
perspective. and that makes cur.
rent historical statement ridicu-
lous.
Take that historic statement OF
sherman's about what war was.
schoo, histories. and political ora
tors. and anti-miiiiarists have Il
that Sherman gave vent TO this
earnest epixram while gazing soul
fully over . cemetery. where slept
In orderly white ranks ten thou
vAnd OF his old comrades.
but what really happened was
thiG
A printer. Who should hav~ suck
tight TO his Job. composed that ter
riflc blast OF noise known -
Marching Thru Georgia" Nov.
sherman had hcen the here Of that
march. and In the years after the
war. whenever sherman appeared.
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Toilet Goods
Specially Priced for Saturday
Specially Priced at

DpeCtuOY HfWeu gOI OutWfuuy
A high grade of Toilet Water, in
fancy shaped bottles, in the follow
ing odors: Occur de Violette, Lilac
and Violette Petales. Regularly
s1.65. Specially priced at SIPS.
-Baldwin's Perfume, Queen Bess
or lie Trifle, regularly Soc an ounce,
special at 33c an ounce.
Paradise Nail Polish, in stick
form, special at 7c each.
Paradise Nail Polish, in cake form,
special at &c each.
Velour Powder Puffs, special at SC.
-Ivory-handled Button Hooks, regu-
larly up to Soc, special at 10c.
Hand and Nail Brushes, with high
grade bristles. Regularly Soc, special
at 35c.
Wool Powder Puffs, with handles.
Regularly 50c, special at 10c.
Rabbits Foot Powder Puffs. Reg
ularly SOC, special at 10c.
Toilet Goods. First Floor
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Percalirae Petticoats
Specially Priced at
$3.95

"A complete assortment of Per-
caline Petticoats, with 12-inch cord
ed taffeta flounces. In Emerald and
Bottle Green, Delft and Navy, White,
Red, Purple, Gray, Rose and Black.
The flounces are in plain and change
able colors.
Specially priced at 1896 each. Out
sizes, at $4.95 each.
--Petticoats Third Floor
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From the
Notions Section

SUSCtQt IFtCCC
Ironing Board Pads, at
SIPS.
Ironing Board Covers,
$1.OO.
Vacation Boards; small
boards neatly covered with
ironing pad and cover; ready
for use-$1.25.
Howard Dustless busters:
chemically treated. No oil to
soil. In four sizes, at zoe to Coo.
Clothes Pin Bags. with
wire hooks to hold on the
line-25c.
Folding Wire Coat Hangers
-15c.
Combination Wooden Coat
and Trousers Hangers-25c.
Heavy nickled Trousers
Hanger-25c.
Clothes Pin Skirt Hangers
Sc.
Shelf Bars for hangers
25c.
Machine Oil-20e.
Oil Cans-1Oc.
r Motions Section. First Floor
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Colonial Glass
Flower Baskets

Specially Priced for Saturday
Your choice of two sizes of
Colonial Glass Flower Baskets at
greatly reduced prices--for Saturday
only.
SOC Flower Baskets, special at 35c.
-75c Flower Baskets, special at SOC.
China Section. Fifth Flt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21
As IT SEEMS TO ME
DANA SLEETH

the band struck up Marching
Thru Georgia They played that
tune. and played II. and playcd II.
until the peppsry general used to
chew up his mustache and swallow
II In sheer hate of himself. OF Ccor.
gia. OF marching. and every other
thing military.
II got no that Sherman would
cringe when he saw . band. and
the first DOM pah. boom boom Of
tho devilish haas drum would drive
him distracted.
AZ last came the end Of his some
what scAnt patience. One night he
slipped into tho old Czstno theatre.
In New York. . theatre he patron
ised regularly. The easiesyed or
chestxA leader tapped sharply on
his music stand. lifted his eye
beuws. and tho orchestra started
10 attack Georgia with vim and
visor. and everybody In the house
looked around to see where the
general was hiding himself.
II was II this solemn moment
that the general drew a deep
breath. and. with both ears plugged
with his thumbs. yelled:
War 10 HE'LL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

Loulslans produce1 b 1919 emily
a<s .oco. go pounds Of sugar. ~ com
pared with ssi.soo.co pounds In
1918
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The war, along with subsequent
revolution, II is said. has reduced
the population OF Russia by 10000
600 or o.000.0 900.
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r THERE b. ghosts VINO

bother 10 return 90 their
old neighborhoods and
listen To what people say
of them. and what IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21
Jersey Silk Carrlisoles
Regularly $500, $5.25 and $3.50
$3.50

lao Jersey SILK Camisoles, some
with trimmings Of lace and Geor-
gette; others plain with tailored
bows. Sizes SO to ~. Specially
priced at $3.50.
knit Underwear. FIRST Floor
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Auto Lwdnch Kits
Specially Priced

Specially Priced
Fine Lunch Kits. fitted for
service for six persons. Large
and roomy kits, with large food
box. Special at $3.50.
-Four Party Lunch Kits, spe-
cially priced at $1,000.
Luggage Section. Fifth Floor
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- WsS - WIN uosVAnu tuoun~hs
that the general drew a deep
breath. and. with both carr plugged
with his thumbs. yelled:
war 10 HE'LL
~ CORRESPONDENT sug.
gcsts . neat Device to
prevent future Blue
pQ6 boards from marrying
moneyed women by the
dcuen and numbering them.
This genius would have each
groom tAttooed each time he was
married Tho idea IL thst when.
over . marriage II performed. .
neat inds,ibls ring should BE- tat
toccd on the wedding ring finger Of
the groom Starting out with . u.
lac ring. the color scheme would
range thru purple into blue. thru
blue into pink. thence TO red. In
the event Of . divorce. . broken
link would be tattooed into the
ring of certain color. In evens OF
death. n different eoiorcd setting
would Be marked In the marriage
circle.
So . risncs a the sroom's finger
would indicate how many wives
he had acquired and what had
happened TO them.
That strikes me A. an ingenious
device. entirely practicable, Ger.
tainiy efficient
And for the one Bluebeard IN
five million husbands Il would sus.
flee. but that seems an awful waste
Of labor and Ink on the t.sss.ste
benedicts. becauss. for all practical
purposes. husbands are NJ thoeoiy
branded. tattoo~d and marked by
matrtmony ~ tho each took . bath
In purple ink twice q week.
And any man who can survive
two doxen marriages would require
something moro than q tattoo to
restrain his ENDURANCE.
nj EsTERDAY I paid Is
cents n pound for . lamb
roast. and the butcher
weighed In tho leg, hoof
and all note that
lambs. Wholesale. are - cents. 20
the butcher. for his effort expend.
"a In Juggling half . lamb from the
lee boz and saving Off . few
pounds. IL getting about ~ much
nsh money ~ the man who fed
and raised tbs iAmh. who cartsa Il
10 market. plus what the man got
who butchered II. plus what the
man got who retaiied Il To the
butcher.
Recently I paid - cents q pound
for pork spare ribs--mostiy rib.
Hogs NJ that date WIRE - censa q
pound. live weight. and u seemed
like there was considerable spread
In the prs1s range remarked
10 the butcher about II. and he
said; Look herc' Sec what those
ribs cost me-" and he showed mo
his bill from this packing house
Ribs. sec" u read.
] didn't argue the matter. but u
occurred TO me that the butcher
was getting more for merely lifting
those ribs out Of the case and
wrapping them up. was getting
more cash profit per pound. than
the farmer made who raised the
hogs. fed them. marketed them
indeed. II my experience is any In.
dication. the butcher was making
about all anybody had made out Of
those hogs
X may be that the butcher has
10 make that 50 per cent profit. or
20. or 30. TO remain In business. I
doubt IL he IL getting rich, what.
ever he charges: but the fact TO
mains that today the producer In
not making . profit from much OF
! his investment He In getting a
small wage for his long hours. and
all the big profits are taken by
producers.
which IL fine business for the
townsmen--untii the farmer wakes
up.
|
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$3.50 and $A.00
Colored 1raffetas
Specially Priced At
$3.50 a Yard

Chiffon Dress Taffetas in good range of staple and
new shades, are offered at price less than any we
have been able to offer this $50 yards in the
lot, SO inches wide Sold in stock at $3.50 and $40
yard. For Saturday only at $3.50 yard
-Dress Good
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Merchandise at Special Prices, for Saturt
400 Mems SHIRTS

r. e gular $3.15
qualities of beautiful
new Shirts, in soft
cuff style. Made Of
fine percales a n d
heavy rep cloths. All
are of striped de-
signs, in various col
ors and color combin-
atoms Gall guaran-
teed fast.)
Sizes Ia to. ~.
These S hirts are
taken from our regu-
lar stock, marked
$3.15, and specially
at $2.45 each. :.
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200 Trimmed Hats and
Sports Sailors
Specially Priced at
$1.95

The Trimmed Hats were formerly priced
At $500 to $3.50, and are each extraordinary
values. The colors include Red. Sand, Navy.
Copen, Brown, Gray, Yellow and Black.
With trimmings of flowers, quilts, yarn, rib
bon and silk bands.