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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-29

iversity.
DR.. F. H. Howard was in Waterloo
Friday on bushes.
John Wareham returned home after
visit at the L. G. Wareham home
Mrs. l.. Friedman was visiting in
Cedar Rapids the past week.
Mrs. Morris Hesner and sons came
from Volga and spent Wednesday
with Mrs Mary A. Hesner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler spent
Sunday in Oelwein.
Mrs. J. T. Ennis, who has been a
guest of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Carrier
returned to her home in Davenport
Wednesday.
The two banks in Strawberry Point.
the State Bank and the First Nation
al Bank, have installed two Of the
latest and most improved types OF
burglar alarm systems on the mark
ct. Now try it burglars.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-29

w. H. P. Bristol ct al to
Lucius Harris Lot 2 Of sub.
Of SWA NE-4 Colony Twp.
Anton j. Schockemoehle to
John A. Besler and wife
S1a NE, E 391a A NV NE
Sc and 1914 A of EA, SW
and S1s, NE NE-20, S1s Sc
SIT, Richland Twp.------- 2
r. A. Denton Elk. to Mary
r. Denton Hoyt, Trustee
w 2-3 lot II burlington
Addition to Manchester, la.
Mary r. Denton Hoyt to Nix
son Denton w 2-3 lot II
Burringtons Addition to
Manchester ex e 49, and
N. 100 theerof.-----..------
.Nixson Denton to Mary r.
Denton Hoyt w 2-3 lot II
burlington Addition to
Manchester ev. e. 49, and
N. 100 thereof. ----------
BERTHE H. Gurey and wife to
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-29

lobe Husmann and wife to
J. G. Nieman PIT. NJ NV
and NV NE-36 Richland
Township ---------------
4. J. Gates and wife to F.
H. Munson ct al Lots 8, 4,
5, s, and Z and pit. lot 2
of Sub. lots 23O and 231,
Manchester, Iowa,
E. R. Stone to Harlan L.
Stone ct al w. 6 #. lot 4
in Block 8 and e. "a lot
5 in Block 9, Delhi, Iowa
H. L. Stone and wife to E.
r. Stone 1-6 Int. NE and e
of r. R. NW-7, Delhi
Township ---------------
Charles F. Davey and wife to
Charles Reuben Davey N.
So lots 3 and 4 Block "a
Earlville, Iowa,-----------
William F. Durey and wife to
Fred Durey Lot 100 Man
chester, Iowa,--------------
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Herman v. Little and wife
to F. e. Dutton. Lot ga
Loves Addition to Man
chester, Iowa.------------$ 100
Joseph Benish to Lindsay
II. Barr and wife. NE Sc
% Richland Township 100000
]. L. Lupton and wife to j.
L. Lupton and wife TT.
S1s N1a-32 and NV SE-3a
Hazel Green ------------ 100
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-29
sure Indication,

Marker-'I think the gilt is off the
gingerbread as far as the marriage Of
the Newlyweds is concerned" Quis-
ser-"Why do you say that?" Mark
MRS. Newlywed has started eat
ing onions again. Answers. London.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-29

Sarah e. Dempster Pt. lot
939 Manchester. Iowa.
Nettie Ball to Ramith Raster
Lots 1854, 1857, 1893, 1899
1900 and 1901 Delaware, Ia.
Jennie Stewart to B. III.
Durey Lots 656, 655, 654
and pit. 653 Manchester, la.
Theadecia Pulver to Lloyd
M. Barnes and wife Lot No..
z Block 10 Delhi, Iowa.
w. L. Owen to Luke Shay
SW-4 and NJ NW-9-88-5--
Joseph Schneider to Lois l..
Schneider, Lot z of sub.
of pit Sc SW-20 Elk twp
John w. Brayton ct al to
George Pulver Sc NV and
N "a NE SW-9 and pit
SEQ. VIZ SW-1O Delhi, Ia.
r. A. Denton ct al to Burton
Clark, lot 107 Henry Acres
Add. to Manchester and pit.
NV Delaware Twp. $1,000
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-29
READING Mus. 30 DIpestsd.

A few books, well studied and thor
oughly digested, nourish the under
standing more than hundreds but
gargled In the mouth as ordinary
students use.-F. Osborn.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-29

Prince Albert is
sold In toppy red
Bags, tidy red fins.
handsome pound
and half pound tin
hunidors and in the
pound crystal glass
h a n, id or NTH
sponge moistener
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-29
You'll get somewhere

Start fresh all over
again at the beginning!
Get a pipe! and forget
every smoke experience
you ever had that spilled
the beans!
For a jimmy pipe,
packed brimful with
Prince Albert, will trim
any degree Of smokejoy
you ever registered! It's
a revelation! You never
puffed such delightful,
satisfying flavor; or, such
fragrance! Why-you just
want to eat the zephyry
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-06-29
Soften the Blow

Tornados invade every inhabited
part Of the country. One "blow' dey-
estated 1000 square miles. One city
lost a million dollars: another IL
millions. In two weeks time the
Hartford once paid losses in 80 cities
and towns, in Is different states.
Don't wait until one heads your
way. Insure now The Hartford
policy covers Tornado, Cyclone and
Wind Damage to buildings and con-
tents. We write it.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Professor Says:
Internal Baths
Give Best
Results

u fico z, DnlRc II H. Professor ol
Nai'rl M'diol, - Jacobson l,ldg Den
ser writ Tyrruls Hygi.ui, Institute
II Sew York a. follows
u can truihfully say TIN, have had
the very hc,i results IN my experience,
with the = ~ l.. Cascade You c,r
tninl, hHyr Struck the koynu'c II many
DISEASE"
rs means 'f the ~ a. l.. Cascade"
Himrl" -Narm Wnt' ,lans"s the lower
int"siin" the entire l,ng,h. removes All
the poisonous waste therein and keeps /,
clean and pure az Nature demands q,
sh.l! hc .0r perfect health
You viii be- astunishcd ai your feel
lngS m morning after taking an intern,
~ laih with the y. a.. l.. Cascade. "
You will feel hriEh, brisk. confident aud
90 though everything IS working rich,
aud b is
" ahsoh'rly r0uov's constipation aud
prevents 49, lptuNioiiipn
cts Drug Store SO pUlk street. Am.
aiillu. Texas nill show aud ,yplnin nc
y u l.. Cascade" o. yuu. and win also
give ven. fr," ga request. most inter.
rsi.ng hooklrt. why Man ~ Today Is
unH 80 pr cent efficient. rv %. ,hls
y Tst' %. u Sew Nuh 'u. - years
% ,u,'nl.si 80 Internal ruuipr Ns'.
lur % 'oi,y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
AUTOMOBILE STYLE
SHOW IS POPULAR.
JAMESON DECLARES
ATTENDANCE VIII M ~ ~
CESS Of WHAT niS HEN
IIERETOrOKE PLANNED.

Amarillo D. goinr o. entertain mo =
ami women from 400 u,' on, pHIns
Country II T'Nls." d, Jared Fant o.
igniisou. cfeiar, mauaIur eff flr
Panhandle Plains Chlmh'f u Du'..
ineres. o. a teprcs utnti,t .f The N'ss
Monday evening Continuing D., sIil.
= have been over considerable, uI.s
uf the territory within ihr jurisdiction
81 our organization sine, 90, first ~
the year and um sur, that a., NUl
have an ATTENDING here during ia.
three days ~ the Buyers and Seli,-s
convention. February O. 90 mi 20
FAR IN excess 10 what a., 10 present cy
poet.
In ever community where have
been. people hay, m1do impurities ah0 DO
the character ~ rnt,rtH Iumtuf being
arranged have informed 100 such
that the program ~ entertainment b.
~ the hes; O. De found AND lm sure
ihft the visitors VIII not %, dlslppo.rt.
ed ! have Teen informed that There
WIN h. an organization Co furnish live
inspiring music and bon addition there
win he a numb, 81 entertainers
The fact thar automobile dralrrs
have agreed O. refund fares o. tho show
and a. furnish free 90 and sac Ter 40
sutomal lies houFhi during CO.,. sH..,
VIII have an added stimulus tHr tn
ptuspsetiye visitor understand that
~. Llsrrhnrts. i"n. nr. locking Dts-
a schue &c the rafunding. Di rchi'.
ing 10 connection with ttrrs. 10 c'r'ail
expenditures are made for ruols frru
their hines All this wiz help. and 10
my Judgment. the mere getting togrth.
81 q the D. plo q this territory vii
10 Of itself M Investment worth co..
money
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
>UI E>OI Gii Gas NJ OTE>
THROTTLE

u. VI T. writes: Ms ,ar hJs
rarhur' and when Z start uI. h.N
and open fh, fhruttir 'hr rueiur D.
gins 90 miss and viii nearly stop uu.
l.ss pail 'hc rhohcr half ny uuf and
hold 10 thor. TIN. rarhuretur hss o.. n
taken atari aud pronounced 80 IRISH,
Th' fuel line IL clear What b. th' mat
ter
Answer; This Clrhuretm has main
j., ana Comprn>aiing ST and the
engine runs almost entirely ou the main
jei. wh,n the thruttle - open This
main - has no adjustment and there
IAN D. no ;rpuhlr with b. unless the
supply - gasoline a. n j. restricted.
tn, only thing lkcly 90 d. this l. the
clogging - the filter Srr,en. locaicd
whcr, gasoline enters the float cham.
'er. You hotter So for yourself that
This j. clear For very heavy gasoline
a larger main iet j. sometimes required
and thr si1c " ict y ohangcAlle. DOES
gasoline stand "a a hish enough lrvcl
IN tn noai chambtrF Have you got
YOUR hot.air connection on the clrbure-
tor air This uoor gasoline needs lots
q heat to apnfiz, ID.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
SIZED MD r,Et. rCuxOM,

q. 4. H. asks: purs IL take ans more
gas o. run fast over a certain rfad Than
10 does Co. run Over o. SLOWLY
Answer: YES n you run very fast
Either extreme ~ speed T. uncconomi.
cal u the sp.o.d l. very low. the en-.
Fine USES IT, gas 80 iurfiici'utly th1t
economy b, lnw. while u speed h. very
hIah. thu r,s.unnt, tu cas- IT, muti,G
h.,"m'- su great that 900 .Nccss -
fuel b. consumed Tho economical
speed range differs with differing car
designs large powerful cars hitinc
higher efficient w.,i- than SMALL luy
powered ono. H. H ..i. There. ts No.
rr.E .1.t fI. . t.. subject m.
D. b.. lfru.II considered .s.r E .l
uauli -.n t ,H.s .J- H,fa.u H..
and % n.'.. H'r E.I. -..l., th. -r,ri
est mi',us, f0r fH, fII u.-l
he a,,.Iisf NIi Do. ansu r.d .p thi
liza. answer b. de.irl .n.l aa s.lial
hrr l.. 'iYu-h caro- u. oat ,f.i,e.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Amusenents
Dareihy Cummings Plays Pretty
"Namp" la -idols ef Clay" New
Paramount Picture.


u is generally the cusfum with "a
worries Of the screen 20 insist that the !.
are perfectly delighted with tine rol ..
they are called upon o. play. Duroth,
Cummings. Who has enc ~ the chic
parts IN George ri,Emaurice'S prodi4
ticn. Idols of clay" featuring Nia,
Murray and David Powell. u an exec
iioa.
j don't Ike o. portray tho unpleaxn
type 81 woman. even u iisrii-i Tor o.
few weeks before the camera. protest
ed Miss Cummings Recently. 4 came
all the way from California 10 NeN
York. AZ Mr. Fi'gmauriccs special ~.
quest. 10 play In Idols q Clay. and
then discovered thni ! was the villain
ess ~ the piece, A kiplingesque So
II woman who wears clinring gowns
and delights in ups. ting things PEI
PIE ten me ! did Il verv naturally. h''
Tn not sure whether that's n compii.
men, On not"
Miss Cummings. who IL q native q
Australia, u q English d.soent ana
was for sun. time On the English and
American stage Her previous scree
uppsarances were with Geraldine Fa-
Hr and BESSIE Barusale Idols "a,
Clay" IL Miss Cummings first mctu 10
for Paramount II - an exciting rc
nance. adapi-i from story hy Oml,
Eergere, and wa b. shown NJ Mission
"Wednesday and Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Cases Transferred
To Appeals Court
Here From Dallas

The supreme Court - Texas has -.
GENTLY transferred the following cases
frym the Cour, q civil Appeals Tor the
with district a. Dallas 20 the Court -
Civfl Appeals for the seventh district
nj Amarillo.
Tylcr Bros. Churn and MFG. co. vs
J. l.. Evans q al. Grlyson
Airs. Luis Adams - nj. W Mrs LIZ
xie Henry q A.. Gr1yson.
Fierce on Corporatl n ~. Cilmcr on
CO: CrayNnn.
VIVA Gesr ct al vs. Fannie Caldwell
ct al: Crayson
g. T. Brooks e al " 4. J. RrcolSs,
Craysnn.
Tecusch oli and Cotton CO. ". q. :
Graham trustee: GfuySon.
~. 7. Sorrelis - NJ ~ NJ h ct
Ey On: Dsll1s
Mrs. Msrc-llUs Durrr't = 40 - Mr..
Ks;e Chsnnur. Dallas
q II. Miller bro ". y Micro 3
a. Dallas
Gee. a. Burns -. Ncrtas OH CO
Dollas
Dallas W J. n Barr: Dallas
w q. Num- ". Jacob ". Brilliant:
Dallas.
srfow BROS. CO ". The Ain rarx.
Co.: Dallas.
n. l.. Steiner vs.. n. d. Arrey. Dallas
curric McCutchcon e ai -. Wuzcn.
craft. Mayor. - al Dallas
Knights and y. OF Tabor ~. Albert
Lire'ufnb - al: Dallas
Bray Robinson Cio;hlnr Co ~. Frank
Hickman. Dallas.
City Il Dallas ~. H. G. Maxwell II
al. Dallas.
Jack Ifiefie w. : T. shaw. Dallas
J. ". sandess Ne Frank Hickman.
Hunt
y T Parks " Tho schoellkopf co
Dallaf.
Formers State Hank ~ Eenecrk ~.
A. y. Hardie 4 Co. q a.. Dallas
:. y. Marvin " Hlnnispn Bros Da'
las.
southwestern Forwarding 90. "
Dallas Garment me- Co. D,llus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Potter Was Banner
County in Drive

T,N.s Ic.prH. B.. 90. DI OF .rlr.
u. EW.HHu #. Hp HH DOB bitter
.hIu ihf ~ H. HI.H H u.n o..
'I.. I,Nuf r. ...t pu".r
samaritan sHI. sod. U.H f. t .aiv
..nI lu .u N,H.U.I Do, O. A.
t.f. 'I.I... .| .H. .HnIsin
...I Dlr.I
VMt n. I... -.'.. Ha. raised
I.H....HHfrl sII HHH NHH .I urr third
g tf. 1lu.H"p gu., asked hy
. fi.'sI Ii.u.. anI h.s l..s,airs a-
fHD aHm ure,i.I q. taI, thr,, amt one
.hHlf million ulu-,nt waits frm, death
.t p,l,ior r,yl, has CON l.u,cd
IuUf 5000 nuH This b. one ihlfd IN.
$500" N"o uuuH assignri 10. largest
tate in ih union ~ rolcn -ail
: frv counties has. His,d mo
uuu,H. ri,'r th,u Potter ,umt,.
where Ms Nlrn Tur,r arycj az
. Chairman. vaS no, fret Co cover tho
amount tssl..u,d Harris county. with
" o. clayton .- uuIsiuu as chair.
/ min. raised ssooun more than its
lurr'a pullam cou.', with l.. q.
Si,,l. - DaihaIt as chairman al~u
/ RAISED the amount asked ~ this Fan.
handle county. hard hit as tho cattle
iudustr, has hc,n N falling IHir,s
These Instances stand out Mr..
/ r,d.u said "all the more h',aus, they
li' su Tow 90 number The g.st ~
the state IA lik, ~, nation u sccfus 10
L. waiting 20 bet George do a. az
r'uIs ~. W. htt" had many drives and
APPEALS Geo IN" charity ~ the puddle.
hui this j. The must extreme instance
he nation har ,'rr-i-,u faced with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

husband. boIlu'i 20 @ uc.s sr.u d.,
husbands l,s' ilvrd
which mc1nt th- m,s, O. N.rllr.,
Meredith ou ilc e,,u.uA a, Ac. sl,en'n
v'.ld.ng arL.. rrstry-
The rif's v,s" sicuinr,ut T. Mn.
Meredith 'h, cold cheek indicated o.
last muueu, though. ~ her hushan'.
hls,E st.bi.ng r. h.s n..-". new
evidence hat .u has absorption In MI.
business Do, had practically forgotten
'H love h,l To her starved heart. tn.
fragrant Flowers rvpr, scntcd romano.
20 mHn who could st.!l upprcliat. VIII q
ilow.rS mean g. woman.
And o. Margaret Meredith preferr I
the flowers
Hrr preference j. the starting poin,
n the intensely absorbing drama q
domestic Aic that - worked cut nl
NidsJmmtf Madness" William D..
Miles latest and greatest Paramonu,
picture. !, win o. shown 40 the Nj.
sion today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

NWNTN VIZ INV I.FsN,
\ Thousand dollar check from "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

The quay VS. p,0alcd with native dis.
na,lries. coolies. ana alley sailors
Another sc,nv garres u;rd q street lI
N, European portion oi the city asi
'gickshaws mirgirt with motors and
almua1 eyed men and WOMEN win
richly clad tourists u was not su %
q difficult feat o. scrHre "cxtras" rs
southern California j. pl,nifully peo-
! ulri w.th Chinese luj where The rick.
sh1Us. ai uu.u" and other "pUus"
came frum H. mystery
Throlsn 900 ths Celestial confusion.
PRETTY Miss Cay. mu.,a uniismay.
3D. Httirv hui recently returned iron
! a long vacation spent IN the orient. th-
I star o. Wei acquainted with China.
even when u springs up overnight o.
/ Caiif0rull
Paul Powell directed Crook. !
/ Streets ana 30 Is f. Paramount Az.
. 'flit udNcu'ur,. romance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
CHINESE SETTING N
''CROOkkD STREETS"
INV CIiNTON FILM

A sectiOn of old China vas tran
planted IN California during the f.lm
Ing of Ethel Clayiou's nov picture
Crooked Streets" which viii be "a,
feature attraction al the Olymp
Theatre toiay. The story IL lald iu
Shanghai and a quaint BIZ ~ the nstiv
quarter Il that Paris ~ the East
VAS erected an the hanks q the Ia.
MINUS Players Lasky studio tank g.
neihvoe.l On the surface 90 the wa.
81 fieutfd stfitly .unks sf's-other 'Cl,.
rrse small crafi. white sfrsngc. har
laTlE dwellings, were TcaFed On The land.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
TUNGSTEN LAMPS - CHiRGING
HANK
U n NJ. Mrllr.. ! -

j. u W. writes 7 haf" luN hank
for battery rhsrsine o1 J-N farm
i!rhting current ard cannot So Garrison
lamps on usH in it On USING tungsten
lamps how many watts q hmp clIo..
,y would ho equivalent Co one ampsrc
questions u general interest to ti
colums space permitting II un mm,i
drvss,-d stamped snteinf-. Address Au
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

'Thr response Of the school children
90 'h request ~ Mlss i.,aniou ,lr aid
'r iho-' European waits has ben the
most u.ncIous in TDsas At present
v, ut' expecting great results from thr
900 90 ihr Mo'ul Picture Industry.
which wiII rI'r aii tn uur ,iu." on twu
i.f. january -tth ANA g1fh
Ant contributions Co 'his worthy
cause should D.. mailed u given to
e. 20 MHCuIlourh Nl.r chairman in
Goo al.'u.. uf Mrs Atuly Turner
Address 'uur communications care ~
.Cu.tautt Stat, Bank.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18
Snlr Of CnMs Wade.

ok''i' and War, of Panhandle est
il,fnon. have Recently Stold to u. g..
Mann OF Garden civ. Texas lso head
Of native Panhandle cows 40 private
terms These COWS val i- ue'd hy
M Mann 10 stock his r,uch near Car
don CIV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

~ current. liHv MANY watts ar,
equivalent tU Uu, candle power con.
sid'rin- o. rirlun lamp aud q tungsten
lamp GO ih' same candlrpuw,r. what
difi.r,nf" would there o. ln the eur.
u'ut las-inr through them
An,w"r The number - watts divided
lN fh. voltage gives 90, ,ugr,ut Fur
Instance. % o." watt 90 sut lamp pas-.. .
-llh.If U'u 600, aupoIr The o.di.
uIrN u.I. yai'h tungsten lamps Rive
urr uttHl Uaul'. power fuI each -
waits approximately sud the gis filled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-18

TUNGSTEN lamps ga" candle power f0r
each CO watts approximately Eprl.
u'-d tungsten lamps r,guir, ahoit one.
third as much current as Ctlun lamp.
fur the sam, rated cJuilr.pow'r.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-31
Store Hours-8:30 A. M. to 6 P. M.
The Linen Shop

John s. Brown Sons Shamrock" Linen Damask Cloths
Eighteen Cloths yards Were $780, $3.50 sIeoe and
Five Cloths, zsH yards Were $500 Choice $1,000
Napkins aix2I inches Mere sz For
Napkins 27x27 inches Were $4,000, $1,000 and s42.oo.
Double Satin Damask Tabecoth. sJxsH yards.
Fine Double Satin Damasi Tabeo;h FAX; wards Was
bof 9 Glass boe sd P pa7s aen 0 ee 9e For ,o
coored Sstin:6nished Bedsprsads 7asoo inches Were
coored H Bcdspicads sosoo inches Were '''
coored satin-6nished Spread and Sham seaoped edge
For
MohawE shseis ca 7sao9 inches W We're $50 %
Hes shesss 6sxoo S i1ehes Were so :
SIX sRp cn. G. tfYG Null Back aHd Com ~
forts. Were sIz5o. $500
Fancy White Ratine Wasting inches Was 500 For s
Plain Coored Dress voe 90 inches Was For yard
Embroidered Golored Dotted organdie, IS inches Was
Genuine Indian Head So inches Was sc ase
Bleached Pure Irish Linen Tsbleeloths-
N Reduced to ss6s SIS slS3s sI1so slsss $500 each
7' ''o' Redaesd to $3.50 $3.50
Napkins to R.dne.S % S. a sad oe doz
Fine Pure Linen Tablecoths, 7oS7o inches Were 5000
Fine Pure Linen Napkins to match inches Were
Bleached turkish Bath Towels a4x54 Were sa5
HsmsteGsd Pure Linen Huek Towels i8xs6 Were
Madeira Tea Cloths deliberately embroidered 81 inches
Madeira Tea Napkins; sbotatey embroidered /, inches
Were 5000 and $500 Now. $1,000
Hemstitched Pure Linen Sheets round-threa lnen in
three sizes. 72xo6 72xIoS and 0oxIoS inches Were
$1,000 S3o7s and $500 pair Now. $500
Lace-trmmed Bedspread and Bolster Sham. for foot
inch beds. elaborate designs. Were S225o S25oo
$1,000 $500 of any $500
$500 Choice sraso
Irish dembrodered White Baiste Bedspread 72xIoS
inches
Were sI52= $1,000 and sz55o Now each. ..... $1,000
$3.50 and SCI Now, each $500
Cotton Sheets, standard make. SIxoo inches
Beached Utica Cotton Sheets 8xoo inches Were S225 For S16o
Bleached Pepperc Powcase inches Were For sac
Beached Pequot Plowcases 4x36 inches Were 3oc
Beached Harvard Powcaes inches Were For age
Hemstitched Pure Linen Hand-embroideed Initial
Handkerchiefs. Were ooc and SI5 For, each. a5e
Mems H. s. Cotton Hand embroidered Initial Handker-
chiefs. Were SOC. Now. 15c
The Washington herald., 1921-05-31
Cretonne

36in Cretonne light and dark eolorinss; splendid
sortment of patterns for daperes Special yard lSe
36n Cretonne figured designs and also striped effects.
particularly suited to porch purposes Special, yd 3se
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Wolfe Curtains

Finest Quality Wolfe Curtains w and ~ yards long;
perfectly plain with hemstched border. others have har
drawnwork and real lace motifs, white. ivory and ecr
Regularly $3.75 pair. Special 500 pair
Regularly $5.25 and $50 pair. Special $3.50 pair
Regularly $500 to $500 pair. Special, $500 pair
Regularly s7.75 and ss75 pair. Special, $500 pair
Regularly $1,000 and Sill pair Special, $50 pair
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Pillow Squares

OF Tapestry Velvet, Damask Brocade and other fabrics.
24x24 in- for pillow covers odd chair
Special, each Slu
Scrim
36 in. wide; white, and ecru plain with
openwok borders heavy edge. Special yard l2lae
36 and 3S in Scm and Marquisette; white and cream
plain and stripes. Special yard. 1se
36 in. Msrquisettes. white and ecu, plain and
fancy borders. Special yard. .................. zse
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Drapery Department
Irish Point Curtains

Imported Iish Point Curtains 3 yards long. wide edge
borders patterns from which to select. Regular
B $3.50 to $3.50. To close out pair $1,000
Irish Point Curtains. and 81 yards long, heavy designs.
Regularly $3.50 to $3.50 To close out, pair $3.50
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Braided Curtains

Ecru color only: ~ yards long, braided designs. with
corner motif. trimmed edges Regularly. $500
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Novelty Curtains

'obbinet Curtains, white and IVORY ~ and ~ yards
long. double hem edge; plain trimmed with lace.
Many have real lace motifs in corner.
Regularly S6.75 and $7.75 pair. Special $500 pair
Regularly $50 and 500 pair. Special $500 pair
Regularly $1,000 pair Special, $500 pair
Regularly sll50 and $500 pair. Special, $50 pair
Regularly sI450 and $3.50 pair. Special, $1,000 pair
Regularly $3.50 and $3.50 pair. Special sl2so pair
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All goods from regular stock representing the usual Moses high standard
We prefer clear our floors this merchandise before June inventory there
fore we have ddcay reduced all prices point
all price taken prices
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g
During the year we have readjusted our.
prices to anticipate the radical reductions;
therefore, for several months back = IN
fact, over year-our prices have been on
reconstructed price basis.
Realizing, however, that unusual
values must be presented in order to meet /
with changed conditions, we decided to
offer all our discontinued and odd patterns
of merchandise and such seasonable mer.
za0l
chandise that If not sold now would remain
in stock for some time, SO therefore we have
priced this merchandise at prices that make
certain its sale before June 30th. 7
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Inlaid Linoleum
Linoleuln Rugs
Fine Quality China Mating

Small checks and plain white Special per yard, IS,
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Stenciled Covers
White Tar Bags

in which to pack away your winter garments.
80 inxso in. Regularly SI.ss. Special, sI.Is
80 nx6o in. Regularly SI75 Special sI.so
80 nx7o Regularly $500 Special SI.sS
Tar Paper in rolls of II sheets. each 40x46.
Regularly. $I.Oo Special. ...........7S 7Se per ron
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-25

Have attractive" proposition Co
make 20 the owners of producing
royalties. No brokers need answer.
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