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Evening star., 1921-11-04
Hundreds OF
Handkerchiefs

A comprehensive as
sortment of handker-
chiefs for every member
of the family. The wise
shopper will choose for
Christmas gifts now.
Women's Sheer Lawn Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs,
with fancy white and col
ored embroidered initials
in wreath design. At 7Ee
q for ..............
Children's Hemst.i c h d
Handkerchiefs, with white.
embroidered initial. made .
up in fancy boxes. 60c
AT 3 for .........-..
Mems 35c Sheer Lawn Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs,
with embroidered 1Er
initial. At, each. :. ~
Boys Cambria Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. with en-
broidered initial. in o.
white only. At 9 for ~
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1921-11-04
W0nten's Smart
Sweaters
$3.50 to .$l2.95

OF. all-wool and fash
ioned in the latest models.
Slip-over, Tuxedo and
single. breasted styles.
Some .. with pockets.
sashes or belts. Plain or
fancy weaves, of Brushed
Worsted. in heather mix
lures, green and brown,
purple, gray. black. navy
and buff. Also black and
white combinations.
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Sports Hose, $l.39

A low price for worn-
ems, new silk and wool
hose, in heather mix
lures. Really 50 grade
irregular weave-at
$3.50 pair.
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Peificoats, 1898

OF Iaffeta sill k
straightline and rufhed.
Black and colors. See
these petticoats and
know tnat $2.98 is a
very special price.
Barxain Basement
Evening star., 1921-11-04

$3.50 Ivory Pyralin Hair
brushes, II rows Of long
bristles, at $4.O6
Imperial Brand By Barry
Pattern Mirrors, with fegula-
ton handles, at 1895
Ivory Pyralin Du Barry
Pattern Shoe Horns, at $3.50
*. Military Brushes. with IL
rows of bristles, pair. $2.95
S2.S5 Hairbrushes, fancy
patterns, at ,,5> s2.19
3-piece Toilet Sets, consist
ing of Hairbrush. Mirror with
regulation long handle and
Dressing comb. In box. Set.
~ = $500
$3.50. Ivory Pyraiin Powder
Boxes and Hair Receivers, at
;. T.. 3l.0S
Evening star., 1921-11-04
New Fall Blouses
S. to- 1925

Newest Suit Blouses, of
Georgette Crepe and
Crepe de Chine. Navys.
Brown. Mohawk, Black
and Yellowstone. Over
blouses or .tie-backs. Some
elaborately, others plainly
trimmed. Round collar
less necks. All sizes can
be had. At S to $lz.o5.
Palais Royal-TAird Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-04

Circular Collar
Banding
Made to sell for 81
and up to $50 Yard.
Saturday at
Csc Yard
An interesting purchase
of net trimmed with tiny
lace sruf1les, in many diff
ferent styles. <Ec
Special at, yard, ,OON
Samples Of
Neckwear, 59c
Including collars, sets,
and vestees. Values 7sc
= to. Sl.5o. Special, SO,,
at wv
Wool Scarfs, IS
'. Made with belt and
pockets. In brown. navy,
black and $5:00
B. Palais Royal-Main Floor.
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For Saturday-5l-Piece
Dinner Set, $17.49

An open stock pattern.
American porcelain, old Ivory border
decoration. Illuminated with rosebud
center and gold band edge.
6 Dinner Plates, 6 Tea Plates, 6
Bread and Butter Plates s Coupe Soup
Plates, Cups and Sauccrs, 6 Dessert
DIsnes, . Meat Platters, l Covered
Dish, l Vegetable Dish. ! Gravy Boat,
l Sugar and Cream.
Paiais ROyal-FOurth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-04
Women's Lawrence Union Suits at $lOO
Camisoles. 98c

BrandDutch neck elbow sleeves ankl
length Sizes to Special $IO0 = - ,"%~..
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Drape Wells, 89c

In all colors and styles. Values
from Sl.OO to Sl.50. At S9c each.
Val Laces and Insertions
Mostly in matched sets, for trim
ming aprons. >boudoir caps and lin
gerie 75c values. At 59c dozen
yards.
PaInis Royal-Mafn Floor.
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Bloomers, 75c

Women will value
these sateen and crepe
bioomers.. at $500 and.
more. 2 Full cut, care
fully sewed. with REIN
forced gusset and neat
rufife. Black and colors.
Evening star., 1921-11-04

. OF heavy wash satin,
fcleveriy designed and as
cleverly made. Dainty
garments - special. at
08c. -
Evening star., 1921-11-04
Bargain Basement sal. szs...4e..,
Every ,consan and miss sciN find profit and econom,
in possessing one OF :hese - ...
Cle Special Lots.
SklrtS cleverly tailored and

Lot $3.50
Velveteen Skirts, Of
various color combina-
tions, with chic pock-
cts and belt. Made to
retail at $500.
Lot 3-$7.98
Extra .sizes-pleated
Skirts, of navy and
black serge, with pock-
cts, buttons and belt.
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1921-11-04
.Children's
Winter Goats

This is coat. .wcather-so We 1ave
assembled for tomorrow a wonder
full assortment of attractive models.
Made of the newest winter fabrics.
in youthful lines. Some with chin
chin collar Of beaverette or nutria
and coney fur or self material.
Sizes to 16. At 91S.ss, $18.8S and
Evening star., 1921-11-04

Children's Hats, 1898
Another lot of those
spiendid hats made Of silky
beaver, several dinerent
shapes, in black, navy and
brown. At $S'Ss.
School Bloomers, 81
OF fine cotton Messaline
se.ni-gym. fitted. band. IN
black only. 6 to IA years
At 81.
Evening star., 1921-11-04

Gvm Bloomers, $2.98
OF navy serge, full reg
ulation cut, with inverted
back pleat. Sizes for
children, wome and
misses. At .82.0S.
Apiece Set, $3.50
Including sweater, leg
gins, cap and mitts. of all
wool Brushed Angora. In
white and colors. l to 4
years. At $3.50 set.
Evening star., 1921-11-04

Lot l-$5.75
Of wool cloths, in
plaids, stripes and
. check; black. white and
color comb / n q I / o n s.
Also navy serge.
Lot 2-$7.75
Prunella Cloth Skirts,
Of rich plaids, fashion
ably pleated. - Serge,
also. -'-
Evening star., 1921-11-04
Petticoats, 1898

Stout women will get
maximum OF satisfac-
ton at minimum Of
cost. Choice Of silk
taffeta and Jersey pct
ticoats with fiat pleated
hounce. Black and col
ors. Only &5.8s.
Barxain BaRement
Evening star., 1921-11-04
Paian,as, Sc

Juveniles one-piece
Flannelette ,:Pajamas,
with and without feet.
Sizes 2 to 14syears at
15c. So.
Bargain Basement
Evening star., 1921-11-04

Dainty Things for
Milady's Wardrobe
Envelope Chemise
S2.98
Made of heavy crepe de
chine. yokes of various
fine laces. georgette crepe
and Lady Fair, double
faced ribbon. At &o8.>
NightEowns. Five new
m o d 8, of crepe de
chine, lovely styles, some
with or without sleeve
cap. Various lace trim
,at'es' At $500
Petticoats that are differ
ent. About 100 of tat
feta, satin or jersey,
every possible shade, in
both regular and G. 90
extra sizes. At. @Os1O
PaIais Royal-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-04
Taking 4duantage Of Every Buying Opportunity
\ Brings to You This Unusual Purchase of
Ivory White Toilet Articles
Choice, $500

\ The assortment in
cludes a wanted collec-
\ tion of useful articles,
\ such as
n Mirrors, Pow der
Boxes and Hair Re-
ceivers, Perfume Bot.
! ties, Comb and Brush
Trays, Apiece Mani
cure Sets, Hairpin
Holders. Choice at
$l.OO.
Dressing Combs. with all
coarse and coarse and fine
teeth, at, each, 25c, SOC and 75c
Ivory Pyralin Jewel Boxes,
regularly $5.75. At $4.2S
Pin Trays, assorted styles.
at SEC to &l.OO
$2.75 Pin Cushion and Jewel
Box combined at $l.S8
Perfume Bottles with hold
ers, assorted styles, at
Csc to $500
! We were most fortunate !
in securing another ship
ment of
Ivory White Clocks
assorted in IL different
patterns. Values to $3.50.
Choice at H1.89. ...
DaIal~ nNvau-NrAp~ ru~~~
Evening star., 1921-11-04
Saturday Is Children's Da,
AHOtI1ef opecIaI IUt O1
..... Childrens
School Dresses
$500

Made of all-wool serge, pleated
skirts with waists, hand-embroid-
cred in bright 'colors; few velvet
jumper dresses. among the lot. e
10 IA years. At $500.
Evening star., 1921-11-04

Palais RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-04

Keep the Children
Warm at Nights
one piece Sic ping
Drawers, of striped fiap-
nelette, nice and warm.
y Ieaps 40 : 79c
One.piece Pajamas, Billie
Burke style, of heavy
f1annelette, neat styles.
tight at knee. &1Oo
6 to Is years. At PA'1c
PaIais Royal-Third Floor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

A former Cincinnati pitcher, Kitty
Knight, is plotting the Parsons club
OF the Southwestern League. the job
rendered Ned Pettigrew, who was
forced to decline when he could not
reach terms with Ray Winder re-
garding his release. 1t has been re.
ported here that Pettigrew will man
age the Duncan Independents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

be conducted on the most elaborate
lines.
Tho Penn relays viii be almost a
miniature .olympica, with u strong In.
ternational flavor lent by the pres.
ence OF English and French college
teams. The games will be much
more representative nationally. also.
as many Institutions. especially the
United States Naval Academy. viii
DO represented for the first time.
The appearance OF the French
team promises to create as much In.
torest and real competition as Inc
English team that came over last
spring and broke a worlds relay
team record.
Andre, a hnrler, high jumper and
runner. perhaps will be the most
noted member OF the French team
lie competed ut the Olympic games
and proved himself one OF the most
versatile performers In the field.
Intercollegiate competition will BIO
augmented this year by the first ma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

for the willing cooperation Of all. In
their increasing efforts In making
the meeting Of the Oklahoma broom
Manufacturers association the larg.
est and most successful gathering
OF the kind w held, The Dccora.
tion committee Of the Rotary club
we're highly commended by the Wis.
itorS for the excellent displays that
were made.
we have been requested by the
Oklahoma Broom manufacturers NJ.
ISOLATION Ia extend their hearty best
wishes 10 the City of chickasha and
for the interesting tine that was nc.
corded them. chIckasha was nnani.
mopsly selected II the annual meet.
place for the organization"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08
womANs LEAGUE
WILL MEET SOON

Washington, u. c.-The board Of
directors Of the National Leagu,
OF Women voters has issued from
the leagues Washington headquar'
tiers an official call 10 The second
annual convention to be held In
Cleveland, Ohio. April iii6.
The board has already perfected
the plans for the convention. Mrs.
George Gcllhorn Of NJ. Louis. Mo,
vice chairman Of the league, and
chairman Of The convention commit
tee, has wired the Washington head.
quarters that reports from the or
ganlxallons 10 the t%reasursr's office
show suolf tremendous growth aa TO
Indicate that the slogan Of the con
vcntion. "A delegate from every
Congressional District In the coun.
will be fulfilled IN addition.
This extraordinary development"
Mrs. Maud Wood Park, chair.
man OF the National League OF wo'
men Voters. has been due to the
initiative Of the individual leaders,
Therefore, the board. In co-opera'
lion with the convention committee
has decided to devote an entire ey.
,nlng Of the convention programme
10 presidents night. AZ this time
chalrmen will exchange the
interesting methods they have put
nto effect TO accomplish the growth
II the organization and to further
he chief aim OF the lcague-an In.
elligcnt electorate"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

Tho high schooIcrs are In Amber
this afternoon having signed q con
tract To meet the Amber nine. With
Roach on first and Green In the cen.
ter garden. the straussmen should
win by a wide margin. Coach Strauss
new lineup is much stronger than
any he has heretofore used.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08
Broom Corn Men
Thank Merchants

The Thos. Lyons company today
expressed the thanks OF tho broom
cor men of the city to the msr.
chants and those who took part in
making the recent convention a sue
in the following:
Being unable to see all the mer.
chants OF Chlckasha personally. we
wish to take this opportunity Of ex-
pressing our sincere appreciation
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

resented the eastern eollegef. the
Southern Conference. Missouri Val.
ley. Rocky Mountain. Pacific Coast.
Western and other conferences.
The national championships like.
wise win be conducted on more ex.
tensiye lines. Los Angeles will stage
the meet early In July. The date Is
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

a departure from the usual custom
OF holding the meet late In the sum
mer. Robert s. Weaver. president OF
tho A. A.. u, was instrumental In
having an early summer time set In
order to permit college athletes to
complete before they have broken
training,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08
Great Year Faces
u. s. Track Teams
BY n l.

United Press Staff Correspondent.
New York. April Track and
field athletics will have tie greatest
OF history this summer.
The Penn relays, the "intercollegl.
and the nationals" the three
classics OF the American track. will
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08
CARD OF THANKS

To our friends and nelghbors. we
wish to thank you one and all, fer
your kind assistance in the Illness
and death OF our beloved wife and
mother.
j. NJ. Hobbs.
Miss jamie Harley
Miss Clinic Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Hobbs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

tlonal intercollegiate meet which is
10 be held after the eastern l%niercol.
lcglate and western conferences aud
the various other sectional meets.
The national Intercollegiate" Is
The Idea OF the University OF Chi.
cago which will stage the event on
June H. II Is planned to have rep.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08
phil s,l;3 UPS.
Sport


since they were unable 10 catch
their stride in the game Tuesday.
the Chicks will be watched with
much Interest In the second exhlbi.
i'on game with the "Hcllo Bills"
Coylo'a arm should be In much bet.
ter condition and especial attention
probably Will be paid 10 the work OF
tho midget shortstop.
-
big Lefty Allen. once a Twin.
who finished the 1920 season with a
pitching average Of 500. viii do a
bulk OF tic Elks' hurting. Tie will b.
loaned TO the herd. Gosa. a local
amateur player, probably will start
ON the mound.
%
Members 81 the high school base.
ball squad are loyal to Coach Arthur
Strauss, In Tuesdays exhibition
game at University park. Strauss
did the receiving for the amatoura.
Every time he stepped up to bat or
Figured Ia a play. members OF the
squad. co%ngregatcd on the bleachers.
greeted lhoir manager with cheers
and applause.
%
Tho high schoolers are II Amber
this afternoon having signed q con
tract To meet the Amber nine. with
Roach on first and Green In the cen.
ter garden. the Straussmen should
win by a wide margin. Coach Strauss
new lineup is much stronger than
any he has heretofore used.
o.
Dick Speer our that his
Drumright team Is making excellent
progress and that II will be IN fine
shape at the opening OF the season.
although several of his mon are out
of the practice sessions at the pres
ent time on account Of illness. speer
has is men in training at the pres.
ent time and expects to carry that
number for the first 20 days of the
season. releasing some of the pres.
ent crew as the old men report.
o
Big ED .ilkey, n of the Western
Association fence busters last seas.
on. has reported to Charley Schmidt {
at TT. Smith. With Zilkey and sew.
veterans OF the 1920 team, to.
gether with a large assortment OF
rockies, Charley is confident of put.
ting a winning clan In the race for !,
the flag.
o. E
Lefty" Cotter could not agree on
terms with Galveston and has re. :
ported for duty at Springfield, :
he pastimed last season. The :
Missouri club management pur. :
chased Cotter's release. 1t is said. 1t
Is stated that the best offer made :
was little more than he drew
IN this league last year. Springfield :
to be handling the check :
book in a name that will make :
other clubs clamorous for infor- 5
on its salary limit. Offering :
900 for Lefty Berger and outbid. Z
ling the Texas League for the ser. :
of Cotter raises suspicion that
favors the SALARY limit be :
tanned policy.
A former Cincinnati pitcher, Kitty :
Knight. is plotting the Parsons club E
" the Southwestern League, the job z
endered Ned P~ettigrew, who was :
creed to decline when he could not e
terms with Ray Winder re- =
his release. 1t has been re- Z
,orted here that Pettigrew will man =
zee the Duncan Independents. .
Roy Fentress, former Southern z
pitcher, is done with organ. =
.ed baseball, Gle declared while in z
he city yesterday. Roy has a barber =
hop at Verden and seems to be sat :
SIZED. He was offered a Memphis e
o%ntract, but ignored the PROPOSE. :
ion. 81 intend to pitch semi-pro ball :
this section of the state,' Roy Z
yesterday. :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

Big Lofty" Allen. once a Twin.
who finished the 1920 season with q
pitching average Of 500. viii do a
bulk Of tic Elks' hurting. lie will b.
loaned TO the herd. Goss. a local
amateur player, probably will start
ON the mound.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

Since they we're unable 10 catch
Their stride in the game Tuesday.
the Chicks viii be watched with
much interest In the second exhibit
sion game with the Hello Bills"
coylo'a arm should be In much bet.
ter condition and especial attention
probably VIII be paid TO the work Of
tho midget shortstop.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

Members Of the high school base,
ball squad are loyal to Coach Arthur
Strauss. In Tuesdays exhibition
game at University park. Strauss
did the receiving for tho amateurs.
Every time he stepped up to bat or
Figured ia a play. members OF the
squad. c%ongrogatcd on the blelchers.
greeted lhoir manager with cheers
and applause.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

Big ED 3ilkey, one of the Western
Association fence busters last seas.
on, has reported to Charley Schmidt
at TT. Smith. With zilkey and sew
eral veterans OF the 1920 team. to-
gether with a large assortment of
rockies. Charley is confident of put.
ting a winning clan In the race for
the flag.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-08

Roy Fentress, former Southern
League pitcher, is done with organ.
lied baseball, he declared while in
the city yesterday. Roy has a barber
shop at Verden and seems to be sat
isfied. He was offered a Memphis
contract, but ignored the PROPOSE.
ton. 81 intend to pitch semi-pro ball
in this section of the state" Roy
said yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

Gently submitted by the company's wit
nesses. Mr.. Hines figure was Sl.106,-
023, as against approximately $3.o00,0O0
submitted by the company.
Milo r. Maltbie. Mr.. Hines associate.
submitted a report stating that the max
imum working capital needed by the
company was si05.00o Former Judge
william l.. Ransom. lawyer for the COM
pany, objected to the testimony OF both
witnesses. but was overruled.
NJ. NJ. Fertig. Assistant Corporation
Counsel. representing the city In oppo-
s:tion to the petition, said that while he
had not drawn his exact conclusions he
was OF the opinion that, according TO
the showing made yesterday and taking
into consideration the falling prices Of
material and labor. the company not
only was not entitled to an increase but
its present rates should be reduced.
At the resumption Of the hearing Of
the petition OF the Bronx Gas and Elec-
trio Company for an increase before
Commissioner Charles Van Voorhis two
witnesses for the company submitted ap-
praisals of the company's real estate,
less improvements. and their appraisals
came within eighty-six cents OF agreeing
The New York herald., 1921-09-13
s5S6,OOo ONLYLEFT
IN SHONTS ESTATE
As This Is i'm Doubtful Sccuri-
ties, Mrs. Thomas May
Get Only 100000.
500, 1920 PAID TO WIDOW
Woman Made Residuary Lega-
tee Expected at Least
100000.

An accounting of the estate of the late
Theodore p. Shonts. president OF the In
terborough Rapid Transit Company,
filed yesterday by the Guaranty Trust
Company for approval of the Surrogate's
Court, shows that Mrs. Amanda G.
Thomas Of $50 Park avenue. whom
Shonts made his residuary Iegatee, may
not receive much of a legacy because of
the dwindling value of securities.
The Shonts estate, according to the
Guaranty Trust Company. amounts to
$940.960. made up chiefly of personal
property and stock farm in Bucks
county, Pennsylvania. After paying out
about 100000 TO settle debts and carry
out the terms of the will the adminis-
traitor finds that it had left $536,000 in
securities, according to their face value /:
but many OF them are Of little or no real
value.
The petition shows that $96.320 al
ready has been paid to Mrs. Shonts who
under the will was to have received
100000 and $1,000 life insurance pol
icy. In settlement of loan S15S,000
was paid to the National Bank of Com
merce.
The two daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Shonts are each to receive $4,000 under
the terms OF the will. One daughter.
Theodore. Duchess de Chaulnes. lives In
France. The other daughter, Mrs. Mar
The New York herald., 1921-09-13

as to totals. The witnesses were James
l.. Wells Of 277 Alexander avenue and
Charles A. Berrian OF 2377 Grand ave-
nue..
Don't you think It Is a rather peculiar
coincidence that your appraisals should
be so nearly alilxe?" was asked by
Joseph p. Morrisey, Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel. appearing against the peti-
tion.
Mr.. Bcrrian admitted that he and Mr..
Wells had discussed the appraisal prior
10 the hearing, but denied that either
had followed the figures OF the other.
Il would certainly like TO know whose
was the presiding mind at the meeting
between you and Mr.. Wells" said Mr..
Morrisey.
II was developed also that plot OF
land owned by the company. fronting los
feet on F'risby avenue and 25 feet on
Tremont avenue. was appraised at s4
square foot. based on the shorter
frontage. which was regarded as taking
a higher valuation than the Frisby ave-
nve side.
The company objected to the city be-
ing a party to the proceedings. but was
overruled.