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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Lace Insertions
Csc Bolt

THERE are scores Of uses
i for these One and Two
thread Valenciennes Inser-
lions, in making gift trifles
and novelties. Bolt of II
yards, reduced to 25t.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Mems Christmas Scarfs
At Csc Each

MORE than 800 Ties to choose from in this Friday
1Vl offering and figured patterns ga
ing of especial interest to gftchoosers. Low-priced
at Csc each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Mems Shirts
at $1.15 Each

Well.finished Shirts OF
madras and percales. striped
patterns. OF tan. blue. green
and pink. At 41.16 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Plaid Blankets
Special $2.65 Pair

COLT, fleecy-finish Blank
- cts in plaids of pink. blue
and tan. Just fifty to sell at
this very low price--size 64x
76; the pair, special 1895.
1900 Huck Towels
Special 10c Each
Red-bordered Towels Of
firm, substantial cotton buck,
size l5x30 inches; special
Zoe each.
Crash Toweling
Special 1Oc Yard
Bleached Cotton Crash of
substantial weight. and alb
sorbent quality. 1917 inches
wide, special, the yard, 1Of.
100 Bath Sets 1
Special Soc Set
Very attractive Gift Sets,
consisting of small Bath
Towel and two Face Cloths,
in plaid effects of pink and
blue, neatly boxed; special
Soc set.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Crepe de Chine
Special 89c Yard

Especially interesting TO
makers Of lingerie gifts. this
offering OF alIsilk Crepe de
Chine. in white, flssh-color and
pink-5s and 40 inches wide:
special 00< yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Arrow Collars
at Sc Each

Choice OF three good styles
At this low price--Huron. Lis.
more and Cinco modcls--un-
derpriced At Sc each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

LIVERY Trimmed Winter Hat in the Downstairs
IL Store figures in this disposal offering-and the
resulting savings are well worthwhile.
DRESS, SPORTS AND STREET HATS
are featured in metallic cloth. panne velvet Lyons
trimming of
OSTRICH BOWS EMBROIDERY
QUILLS RIBBON
In three underpriced groups Friday, 92.S5, $3.50
and $3.50. THE powxsrA,ns sropp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Silk Remnants Greatly Reduced

A wide variety of Silks in general use for Innings,
bags, blouses and fancy-work uses-in lengths from
to 5 yards, greatly underpriced for clearance.
TILE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
1000 Yards
Unbleached Muslin
Special 15c Yard

Clear, even weave of I'm
bleached Muslin, desirable for
curtains, house dresses,
aprons, fancy-work and other
uses. 80 inches wide, special
15f yard.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
so New Prunella Cloth Skirts
At $4.35 Each

CTRIPES Of black and gray, with dark light color
- predominating. distinguish these Skirts of the
ooth-finish Prunela cloth-suggested for
with the Sweaters described above with blouses.
Waist measurements % to so. Priced low at $4.35.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
$40 Yards of Felt-base Floor
Coverings, Special 48c Square Yard

LOR kitchen and bathroom use, these fc-base Floor
Coverings, in lnoeum patterns, very popular.
Special 4Sf square yard. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Samples" in
Mems Wear!
Very Low Prices!

lis Mems Shirts. 85< and
76e.
90 Mems Pajsmss. soc
and Toe.
e6 Mems Night Shirts, zoe
and 66e.
- Union Suits, csc.
IS BELTS, 26c each.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
54-inch French Serge
$1.95 Yard

"a especially desirable quality for dresses this fine
"A Navy French Serge, in 54-inch width. About 200
yards in the offering, at $1.05 yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
OO Yards of Robe Corduroy
Special 75c Yard

opecldt 75C Yard
ny practical gifts can be made from this excel
quanty narrow-wale Corduroy negigees,
eni'dren's coats and dresses and other gar
Featured in
Brown Rose American Beauty Black
~ Tan Purple Cunard-blue Navy
1--WE inches wide, special 75c yard.
M THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

Friday Specials in
Household Aluminium
OVAL ALUMINIUM ROASTER
SPECIAL $2.95
"A N exceptional value in Seamless Aluminium
Rooster, size 11xl7H inches, in oval shape This
self-bastng ndbrowning Rooster has for
grease to lodge in and is easily cleaned Special 29
COUP ALUMINIUM PERCOLATOR
SPECIAL $1.0O
Just the right size for family is this 6-cup
Aluminium Seamless Percolator with cbonzed wood
handle and glass top hinged Special at $1.OO.
ALUMINIUM SAUCE PAN SPECIALS
1t is easy to pour from these double Tipped Sauce
Pans, which have strong, welLriveted steel handle
1h-quart, special zoe.
2-quart, special soc.
4-quart, special 0Of.
ROUND ALUMINIUM ROASTER
SPECIAL CSC
This Rooster may be converted into two pans and
in diameter inches deep. Very practical for cooking
at 05t.
FIRESIDE WOOD BASKET, SPECIAL 75<.
handmade splin fr-wood basket in natural finish
great convenience. Very special at 75t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
40-inch
Charmeuse Satin
at $1.39 Yard

Black. Navy and Brown
are featured In this iustrous
Charmeuse for Afternoon
frocks. Forty inches wide: an
exceptional value It $3.50
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
SiIver-plated Bread
Trays
Special SIPS

Choice OF bright and satin finisn
in these graceful boat-shape Bread
Trays. special S1.25 each.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
600 Yards Of
Outing Flannel
Special 15c Yard

4 OPtcsus lOC 4 u'~
A medium-weight Outing
Flannel for gowns and
pajamas, in plain white and
colored stripe patterns, SO
inches wide, special 15f yard.
Chambray Bingham
Special &c Yard
Choice of tan, green and
lavender. in this plain Cham
bray Bingham for house
dresses and aprons, % inches
wide. special 7t yard.
~32-inch Bingham
Special zoe Yard
Lengths from 10 to 20
yards, which will be cut to
order. in these good Check
and Plaid Ginghams. Special
zoe yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
MILDLY Slip-over Sweaters
$2.45

SCHOOL GIRLS and col
~ lege misses favor these
Sweaters for wear instead
of blouses. They are in
the style pictured, with
Peter Pan collars of con-
trasting color, long sleeves
and s h o e tring belts.
Choice of
Nile-green Black Br0Wn
Navy Bright-red
Pekin-blue
Sizes SO to AZ. Low
priced at $2.45.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

So and IO-inch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Infants Cashmere
Hose
Csc Pair

COFT White Cashmere
~ Stockings, with silk heels
and toes.
Sizes ~, to 81.
Exceptional value at 2St
pair. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Children's Underwear
Samples

SPcCtut OOC UoTWeHt
MORE than GOO garments
NA in this purchase, among
them Infants Knit Bands,
Children's Shirts in
Lisie Wool-mirturc
Silk-dnd-iislc Silk-dnd-uool
Sizes s Months to s Years
Special Csc garment.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01
Silk and
Tricolette Frocks
$13.45

CREPES. Satins and lus-
~ trous Tricolettes in
F'rocks modelled on prevail
ing straight-line and waist
line styles.
Principally Navy, Brown
and Black
often with a touch of high
color in beading or braid
ing. Sizes Is to A. I'm
usual value at $13.l5.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-01

Women's Knit
Boomers
Csc

THESE practical, easily
1 tubbed undergarments
are made with elastic at
waistline and knee, and we'll
reinforced. Pink only. in
sizes 5, 6 and z; low-priced
at 3St.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25
NtITIC

An persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 or having claims against
the estate II u Mott, dccrasri
will please call At the Farmers hank
and Trust Co. Marion, Nv, and
settle At oncr
FARMERS BANH A TRUST GO
Public Administrator and Guardian
Cutlsudsn County. Marisn, ny
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

ECCS rir, bred White wyandatic
rfgs Coz sale Co., Coz % ~ home.
snd yi uu delivered u's
MRS PAUL. PARIS. Phone ss3.5
Marion. Mentally
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

Rose Comb black MinoWa Ergs
50 90 psr o.. $50 psr io o. ~
pee iu1 ssui prepaid ard insured
ta'G AIRS D = NAY.
Carrsullr. ~. a. o.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-03-25

Ray Guess was In Marion Monday
o'ue Handy " this city lsn
Monday Tor paducah
Nt 'gorge Orme visited Mrs
bland of uniontovn last week
Il W Cmcc II Cmyns VA. In
The city Monday
j b CLARK. formerly " mi. ,ity
and now employed by the l. G.. r
. Co.. a. Spring Lick. Ky wa. In
Marion iha week visiting
james Daaghirey. wife and small
son y Casad Were boz Marion Mon.
day
u J. Iagrrn. Superintendent Of
Che Cy Schools. took hls small son
20 Che hospital last week for an on.
Grafton
Mr and Mr. " A Taylor lef
Monday fur their home boz Washing
Com D q
Charles laRus " lsuAs was Boz
ihs Ii} Monday
" d Brown and Squire MrCa.
hn " lu}Hs ssrs in ths cts Sion
dat
Seldom Aasaorih ~ he Foris
isHy section eas boz ths ,ay Man
day
iraHi Adams s. " Alexander
anl D. A Alexander ~ PInsy Fork
e'r, Boz ths oiy Monday
e. D. huisI " IoIu sas boz uur
J Monday
So tar Clement and Nc Ted
iuiu both ~ ihs J.iy lsf Fuds,
CO. Trtss shrr, ths, have secured
POSITIONS
M.u fIh williamson " Hsndsf
,an aha has been visiting boz sl..
tu Mu o. sosdss returned
boone Monday
IaFsrr CIaft ~ hear Tolg va boz
itf dg its assk
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PUBLIC SALE
SEASON Now HERE

n yuu are going a. havs = sale
tbs season it Gill pay you o. rri in
touch Nth me Also have a fss
good Jersey cuvs CO.. sale. lGtf
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printed az The uniform rate ~ one
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barred rymoulh Roel Errs. 81 un
for o. Also baby Ch,sks tl'ig
Mu Tom Enoth. Phone 6a3 Mnriou
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EGGs pur Bred IS e. o. q
Reds rrf, Cor sale 81 uo Coz o. ~
tlmr. so to delivered rbanr ind n
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Mr. Leander White Of near Tolu.
was IN the city Friday
Carpet cleaning and re.silyering
mirrors. A W LITTLE iG4
Allie Hodge u the Francis section
wa in the city Friday
Frank Williams aud family. Of the
fouis Ferry section have moved 10 /
Marion and are occupying the Miller
property on Rochester street
Mn w. A. Taylor " Washington
j G. was in our city Saturday.
Mrs Mabel shousc. has been visit
iur her father p l. Num- last week
returned home
+ G. Lamb ~ Sugar Grove Wa
Boz Marion Saturday
Willie Paris an industrious farmer
u the Pleasant Hill section was in
our midst Saturday
Albert shrwmakef wa in the city
Saturday
J A Wilson was in ihe city Sat
urdny building up bis political for
rrs
J. u BiFham and q Righam
of che Chapel HiIl section we're boz ihe
dty Saturday
VIII appreciate your subscriptions
fur The ladies Home Journal saiur .
day Evening rust and Country Cen
tlsmsn ROBERT boss a. e
Miss Catherine Yhndell wsni 90 .
hospital in Louisville last wrek 4
Critic Cmyne " p.ney F0fk va
in Marion Saturday 4
Ida jane " rpey Fora vas in /.
ihe city Saturday \
Claud SEVERN. ~ Mofganhsld va
boz Marion Saturday and paid us aI
pleasant Dal' Il
7 slssmaksr ~ near Critien.
dsn springs VA .n Marion Saturday (
Mr. Eas Cuess - pincy Furk
Was in tosr Saturday
o. q recent issue ~ the Press Wa
given De ~ the members ~ the
orchestra during the Methodist fe.
W,al ln this We failed 90 mention
Wlnlfred lamb. sho played a oornet
and played 10 we'll
There Wa q minstrel show held AZ
%, school auditorium last Friday
Aiious, Miller 90 Princeton 81
tended court here this gssk
rhoma. vas iH che eliy
Tu,adsy on business
b., e. 7 Boucher and wife u
rinsy Fofk vrrr in Marion Tuesday .
A J hsbout ~ sheridan vas Boz /
che ,.B Tuesday
D. r. O'Nsal u Sullivan vas tn|
ihe giiy Tuesday
n Crosse and e. T. nmD. ~.
ioune, " Morranhsld vefr iu IA .
RON attending court this week
% u Nation ~ Espion vas iu .
Marion Tuesday
car friend Raltc D nou of.
rriu,sion. BE- candidate Coz iudfr.
IL Caldwell county
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krna rassl sho has ben COO.
..t o. h. bed o. quite d frs day,
a.s o. hs GOT sFsin
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LOCAL, |
HAPPENINGS

Nr J N BELT vent Ia sturvi.
Monday
IaV " T. Meroney went "a
nashville Monday 20 take the plans
H 'he new Baptist church
Bird NJ Guess. " Frrdonia. was
Marion Monday
Lester Paris ~ Princeton va. In
lU Monday
300 and Mr. George Cmrs n
.ajhs attended the Ada Ione. CON
700 10 che School Auditorium Tue,
A evening
George Ford N near nlAekford has
H m Mariln SEVERAL day this
#t Mr Ford BE- on ihe E4aah
cotton Board
John " Hell was in ths -ty nm.
n this srsk
Hu q = Dillon. pastor ~ tts
Methodist church b. assisting
q kassy Boz revival af
N.tIhsullr
" a lawrD va. Boz th,
aa business Wednesday
= J fandsll asnt to Louis
Saturday o. sss h.s daughter
HH laihsfius sho has BEEN Boz a
liaI thsfs o. several iajs 30
EHf from an Infection caused a.,
stiia.t.an ~ tooth
laImani hrusn ~ tts Ga.ng
HHf ,sltlon sas Boz ihs 0iy Tuss
.aI
no tlts Andrsus 49, n Web
.sf aalnit th.s ~ssi posting ai,sr
Hf 60 Henri snd Hop m.ua
i dealers - thn oit
hsusd returned fom Uat
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" Vsuhaok u Hopkins ,ouni,
va. boz he cii, ihis vcyk
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CNNnY NJ rRFNAR rRICF

CANDY Al rRE.NAR PRICES
From Manufacture nire,t
200 Odd fashioned peanut brittle 90,
90 Old fashioned cocoanut brittle 6u
. ~ Odd fashioned hoafhound drops "a
e % odd fashioned lemon drops. 90,
. 10 pure surat plain MIXED. Cos
Mailed o. ans address within isi and
Pod ZONES. upon rcccipi ~ PRIV.
patcrl post prepaid Send fof prize
hst Manufacturers Candy Co. sal
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Mr ami Mrs John nIrchhsld and
tvo daughters spent thc ssrk ,ui
boz pr1,d,nc, with Mr BuhdsIds
daughter Mr llf Hunter
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. Hsued returned hum Hat
Wr Ara ursdsY shore b.
.at issH iatlnF treatment CO. fhsa
afsm
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Z " Moorc and Frank S lloyd
of Frsdonia were Boz thr city Wrins.
day
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Gams ir and rsi your share "
tt, o., Government seed a. che
rrrss ore They srs roing fast
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FOR SALE oNE HOUSE, and VI
acrss u land on West Salem Street
MRS " A sEYNORE n
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Miss Ruby Asher who hs, been
tcaehinr sthuol u raducah came
bonn, last wcrk 900 She is some
better nuN
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car friend Ralir . nou OF
ruu,ston. BE- candidate Coz judo,
of Caldwell county