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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
Il Mrs Beland.s brother


of Mrs Beland's brother
" " "
Mr and Mrs Hustled Of Cheyenne
Oklahoma are here for an extended
Yisit with their daughter. Mrs. Helen
smJh Of si3 East Cleveland
q y n
Mrs Tut,ls has returned home
after spending the summer with her
grandson In Muskogee and Miss
Letha Bsrde Ia Oklahoma City.
u n "
". and Mrs. Fred Jsssup have -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

Me- Robert Mertel ra,e the s,or,
% the opera Louie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

Islands constitute barely per cea,
o: the total land area Of the earth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

wlnnows from the state OF Georgia
have been introduced into Spain fol
use in destroying the larvae OF tho
malaria mosquito.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday


Queen Esthers Hiss Hazel Rolev.
Yeomen Halloween rarn A. o q.
" Hall
Shakespeare elah library
T. r o CHARTER Mrs wm.
nlckell
n u n slab Mrs lerp, Logan.
Wednesday
Missionary Society n p church.
South
G A r. Ladies' library
Iris clah-Mrs Chester Michael
Amicitia club Mrs Adolph Buent-
ins
PRESBYTERIAN Sooisl ClreA-At
Church.
kimona clue i.uncheon Mrs
Lyman GRAY
Thursday
Farm Womaus club. Dlvisian No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

I'm Moman-s elab. nIvIsIan ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
STEUBENVILLE
Judge COwan Will Act
in Naturalization Cases

Struhenviile. t.. Nov. t5--JUdSe w.
W. rowau "r Brlmuut county who -
trading benches with Judge carl H..
Smith in common plerS Coar' hero rAr
thu week.. is dispnsing Of n number or
small cases this week. and wit preside
Il; the examination Of l26 aliens VINO
will seek their mai naturalization pa
pers on Friday and Saturday. In this
aumbcr c. are Austria Hun"nriInS.
fur are Germans. twenty-five" Italians.
sixteen are Russians. two Frersh. eight
British. tive Scotch. TWO creeks. one
Welsh. and one Assyrian.
Cant Got Together.
TIE Jefferson county INDEPENDENT
football championship may Sn uads"!l-
I'd this year. Since the Tu""hto Tigers
held the bradley Eagles. their manage
men, Is asking for many CONCESSIONS
from tho Steubenvilie team 10 Ee pat
into the series contract Usually this IS
the big event IN football for the upper
valley. Last year. N,unn fans attended
tie final game at Toronto.
HaSsrs Team Crippled.
Monk lager. former W. V. |. enl ard
one o: the greatest defensive men 10
ever represent the university. 10 having
troubles OF his own this week On SAL
urday hts F"liansheo high squad Is sa,-
cd 20 NEE: WcllsNurg on the We.,sha-E
re'd rcr decision Oh :hc cuua'v cham
.,.Onsh!p. Tho Gann VIII also count
vrcat,y IN the West N.rEiniI a.t"imcU.
by H. \. S'anshurN. ;Ia""r - u! ag9 a. -
Il because three Of his host men. Er'!S.
Cooper and Abel. :hr last two ha"Ei II
meg. are on IA" injured "r SIX list.
Fully 500 folinnshcc irHs will 60 20
Wrll shurS Cor th:s gam"
clubhouse Robbed.
George PU"n'har. II coat miner or
Short Cr-Ci. asked 10 raii from Sheriff
Lucas today. Claiming that his bunk
house rear the mine" lTh been entered
ard robbed three tines Within 4 month.
THIEF taking Al his earthly po<<"S-
sions IN his Ias' Walk yesterday fntnling
St25 In cash his clothing arh even the
CCuSing utensils
LNid TO ReEt.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock over the re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
"r.!2ui IN Gn-h"u township.
tiua s..
Divorce Suits Filed.

Tract "F.!2Il IN Iin-h"u township con-
s!,!rI@;,uu 81
Divorce Suits Filed.
~" ilN"yc, suits w"r' iiIrd in t'c
. u:ti,r of Tie rl"IK uf "ruit l. ArS,el'"'H
ri -; lshrnt"i =. h"n!as I,hiHa"t
Art.",, for divorce. on Ia" grounds OF
neglect nud Adultery. .le':u"n AirS'H
, ti.t pr.ir 10 tn" marriage. G"i"a''Ht
, t",d i,in.uiitt that he "as III" Gamer 90
. Guurl" hrICh uuus" al Nhtc'he' .''e
UWn"- &C 4 l'UGEr an!oToh.!c ava az"
the owner of Hu interest III oil W"'l-
,ha; paid him about SIS per wee" AMI
il.; hc VAS employed by the Is. " ~
Hatlroih Company at $3.50 pc month";
That fwu weeks after hey were MAJ
red. which was September -. I!l'' dc
!rudani left PLAINTIFF. That wh!le they
were. married defendant did not work
at anything md that he W." not l,''
owner Of anything that l." had SAID ne
"wIed ictit!on further alleges thar 10
PENDANT was mar"icd prior I" thls mar
huge. although II" aid that ne WaS
not. plaintiff not knowing Nh"taer MS
other Wife is decreased or divorced, At
t":u"ys Th"rnhurE ~ Lewis f"pr"H"It
ia" plaintiff. Friction hls" t@k% !"r INC
custody OF Ia" at" minor "A''".
Marear", r Wagner -. 'naIles r.
, =. Wagner Action f": temporary an
mOny. diNrry". Altn."uN ana = ASt"uF OIL
minor rh!ldrcn. on Ia" grounds or cN-
.rtcudaut he rcst'.,sucd from rnlfriaG
The home. IL l1lu li-iln"nt street He'll
ere. and from interfering WITH p!alh-
tifi 6r her several cn:ldrru. Attorneys
Nichols y Walker represent N" pain
ii!f.
Entire Nous Club.
Tho F.ntrc NnUs club VIII meet ih'a
evening at the home a.! M!E" Mary tray
Mcbride. on East Main strs"t. rur'N-
~" Mil h" N" rhir: diversion "t tnr
a.rH!ng ard dainty refreshments WI h"
served ~ the hustcs~.
Thursday Afternoon Club.
Tho Thursday Afternoon club "!i'
hold i hrnr.!t for tnc local ENninas'u'n
0u Saturday afternoon from 10 D NJ
;hc home ~ MIR. Harry Fricd".. on East
Main street. Forty vii he entertainer
At cards and twenty At fancy WORK. Tn"
different mrmh"ra Of ia" ,!Uhs ar" ca"h
given ulu ticket !"r Themselves AMI ~"
others. all ur which VII y" s"ld - Que
each and the money VIII <" towards the
gymnasium.
Lycsum Number.
The FIRST iyr"um number OF me I"'a'
course VIII ~ given on Friday evening
at the Presbyterian church. Miss Mar
guret StRhl being tn" eEtt::"iu"r.
st. ClA:rsville D,tefu.
! Carl Smith. "f the C"iUmhuS ElanN
/ Book Manufacturing 90. OF Columbus
was business visitor in town ycstei :
day.
Sam nunfee. Q. nllics was husi-
ness caller IN st. Clairsville Tuesday.
A. &. punham. Of the T.. n Sells 60.
OF Columbus. was In town on business
yesterday.
4 Judge Edward II. Neck wan a bus!-
uess visitor IN Rc,la'rc Tuesday.
Kenneth Cooper. of I'"i!Aire. was 4
business caller here yesterday.
A lHree number OF local people spent
Yesterday hunting habits and men
With IA" hareS could he seen coming In
IL all times IN the day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets.

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF TAX
ing tnn!rs. or trying Ia patch up poor
digestion they arc attacking the real
cnuse Of the Acknowledgment liver and
d sordered bowels,
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in IL soothing healing way.
When the liver and bowels are perform
Ing their natural functions. away goes
INDIGESTION and stomach troubles.
Have you bad taste. coated tongue,
poor appetite, a lazy. don't car" feeling,
no ambition or energy. trouble with un-
llgretr, foods Take Olive Tablets
tho substitute for calomel.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets arc a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive OIL. You Will know them by their
olive color They do the work without
Srip!nr. cramps or pain.
Take one or TWO At bedtime for quick
rollcf. Fat what you like. l5c and
soc. Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
PAINS IN BACK?
BEAUTY AND HEALTH
GO HAND IN HAND
Ho- Your Hsalth's Sake Take This

biliwyn. Na.-"DuT.n2 expectancy
three. years ago. | was sick all tho t.mc
with severe Iains in my hack and left
side. took TWO bottles OF lbr. Fierce 5
FavOrite Prescription and MY baby WAS
IL fine ten-pound boy. 1L:s summer my
baby had tho darrhea ruuard by eating
unripe fruit ! gave him Il teaspo"nful
OF Dr Plcrces com>Sund Extract al
Smart Weed and he soon got r"ie..
TO all eXpcCtant m"thrrs and those
suffering from weakness or a fem!n!H"
character recommend Or. licr'" <
Favorite Presc~ .pt!rn rs sa:" aad e
liable tonic. II Will cure where Others
fail "--Mrsi Mary L. VIM. Route ?.
When YOU suffer from ra!n. hark'
ache, drneg!ng-down feelings 80 to your
ne!Hhhorhoud drug store AID Get relief
with lr lrerco's Favv.Ite Prescription
IN tablets or liquid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16

mains II Frank J. Morton. well known
West NivEiii., Sunday school work.
and for N'.G~ iu'SIG"ul &C. IN" lIrn"Ir
'uuni, Su1G.'l $"h"". association. H."
was at or" TIM IL" head &C the F".-
lau,lrc I:u!rI ~ ,."u!,hlil. retiring fT";m
active hUsIh,'.s I"u. Years arc" IL
tcImrrt ~ mrd> 1T 81. Johns Gene
terry ia I:r,"'." county.
Episcopal Conference.
About Ia" delegates representing III"
l:piscopal churches of the valley he
tween East Liver ""i and Moundsrl!".
gathered here yesterday for the annual
Sunday school convention of the church.
Rev ". VI. Sid"ncr. rector OF st. l'au's
church, presided. There we're ais"
pr, sem. nc Rev. Il. &. Chalmers or
T".,,r. Nr,hleac"n PATTERSON of tteve-
land. and Rev. r. T.. l.. Strider rector
OF st Mttfh"w's church Of Wheeling.
Chamber Fun Fest
Tie cha nil"r Of Commerce held their
first ANITA, Fun Fest In the Fort Steu-
ben hots! ais evening with several hun
dred members and friends attending.
\ regular good nll-fashionod time was
the Idea Of Il committee Of live wires
and they gave all who attended r"a!
.rrn, With many surprises. The main
ballroom. tn" grill room. m"Z@an'ne
floor and lobby were filed with county
fair" booths. and ms each person was
given legal tender ,of twenty dollars on
entering. all had NJ great evening OF IT,
making their N''e purchases. \ unique
program WAS ViV"n IN conjunction.
Celebrations Declared Off.
The Halloween committee which wnS
twice forced to postpone Its annual cell
..hratiurl due TO rain. announced today
-Nut the affair has been cancelled for
This year due 70 the failure OF the
weuthcr man To cooperate. rrd that the
r,nds would y" donated to charity.
Death Roll.
John T. Nlayes, vol known and prom
irent citizens and for many years n
yn.,r.rous farmer o. jefferson county,
died Mt his nome. 1909 Oregon avenue,
TUESDAY morning At o'clock. aged IS
years.
lanes t Parks died nj his home near
R,oom!ngda,r. Monday evening. aged 90
years.
tEu,,,ppd ,ittf0C IN @
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
BRIDGEPORT
LINCOLN AVENUE IS
IN AWFUL CONDITION
Big Holse In Street Make Travel All
But Impossible For Automobiles
A. Present Time

Drivers Of autos and motor trucks
from ali parts II ,h.a v!ninity haT"
baen rhSis'cr'ax c"n:?.niut about tho
terrible condition ~ Lincoln oErru"
from tho radi1 PIKE north. With tho
bond ISSUE FOR rho Improvement az tina
streets defeated a. tho last election.
there Is no hTpH u, getting permanent
repairs made u t,rr s'rntt at any early
date Al, arc aErNnf hat thu str"r'
comm lEsiGnnr Of th'a rity you'd b" DO
ranRerrsn.. w,~a r,Hfe FOR n" placing
of several lpnd4 Of slsR or cind-rH on
tho road her,rh tho hfY~nt % r-a! Win
ter weather ard ,h's you'd nhkr ~
passabln until permanent; repairs could
Be mAdA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
Sees Chance For Japan
To Escape Bankruptcy

Toxic. Oct. 9.-(Cnrrespondence Of the
Assoc ted rress. )--Japans last chance
to escape bankruptcy as the result OF
her colossal naval ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
scheme" Is for This nation to unto un-
der the leadership OF president Harding
OF the United States in an endeavor tn
make the Washington conference a
brilliant success. according to a state
mcnt made by Yukano Ozaki. perhaps
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
ST. CLA|RSVILLE
Verdict for Plaintiff.

The case ~ Thomas w. Carr0'' VS.
4. T. NnrtNE was 'ried n common pleas
court Yesterday before JiaSc Smith.
The suit was FOR s@S4A3 with interest
which Plaintiff alleged was duo hiin
from G"crCdant for groceries Art"r
on. a sh"": time IN the jury room the
Jury returned verdict II favor Of the
plaintiff FOR S23i.+3. allowing II" inter.
cst Attorney Kenneth Cooper repre-
scented tho plaintiff nj David James
the defendant.
probate Court.
George F. Smith. deceased. VIII and
application to admit 10 probate with
waivers OF notice and consent 20 probate
Of all adult next Of kin resident OF the
state. Set FOR hearing November 81.
1927, at 10 a. m. Notice TO Francis s.
Smith. minor next OF kin, ordered. order
issued 10 Jay O. Smith. Continued.
David \. Pugh. deceased. order Of
salc OF Z. y. bonds returned and f!leo
endorsed with report OF sale. Sale CON
? firmed and record ordered.
John j.. Cnst!ne. administrator g:
Emily street. deceased w. Joseph
Hatcher ct al. Order OF private sale ot
real estate returned and filed. endorses,
, "prcnises sold November IL. 1921. {"
John George Rruce for s96S.h$. Sale
confirmed and deed ordered. Costs, OK
prnses and taxes ordered paid. Record
ordered.
l'rter Vnnovich. deceased. Final ac-
count filed. Snl ror hearing december
ii. iA2l. Notice ordered. Continued.
Harold Mockrr. suardianship. Partial
account f!lrh. Set for hearing Decon!her
81. 1921. Notice ordered. Continued.
James l. Sims, deccared. l'roo; OF
pubarac!nn Of notice or appointment
lied. approved md record ordered.
Joseph Mnssa. deceased. Proof Of
pu1ll-at'ou OF notice OF appointment
HE'D. approved and record ordered.
.7a'i
No,lce OF parole 10 mother, 400 Second
street. Martins Ferry. received from
BOYS Industrial School
Emma MCIiraw and Carrie Snedekor.
exg. II Ella Ncrtram. deceased "a.
Loulaa Rndrw!C .; A. Summons re-
turned mad tilrd endorsed with proof
T.. Il. ScAcw!rk. oxr. ot Jamca II.
Cooper. deceased VS.. Joseph a Major
OF ul Summons ret"rned and filed en-
dn:r"d with PROOF s"rv'co.
Realty Doedn.
W. A. Worhnnn and Amanda l.. Work
nna tn Frank =. HaEchurn. Lots Nos.
y. ? AMI n IN block T.. Of Eosclawn ad-
dI,!on t. ST 'Ia!ra"!llc. t"us!hcrn
. rnn. s..
Florence AM, md Marion Ault IN y
NJ. t;Irith. Tract OF land IN Narn"syilie.
Considerations s..
Anna Luton 20 Frederick Rneh. Tract
OF lanl in to!"ra!n township Consider
alton $40.
I.Iurn II. Cnnarl to C"mpsicd"ll
Stnrnnuusc Tra,t az land in Barnes
VIII. Consideration 81.
Agnes a. l;rli Ia ~, !. ST"hkn ct nj.
Tr:,a, "r !auh In Martins Ferry. Con-
, t!d.rn,'um SS.Tnh.
Rrhe-t Short hrd Amin Short to Rllcy
. Gulup ct n. Trnrt ot land IN Martin.
| Ferry Consideration 30.
Quit Claim Deed.
| AIDA z. Hopes ct al 10 s. c. Murphy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
WAIT CIGARETTE DAN.

Philadelphia. NoT. DISTRIBUTIONS
urging Legislation. which would pro-
hibit the sa,s OF cigarettes 70 women.
and calling FOR better standard or
dress. were adopted to-day by tho Ma
tional Council. % Wonien. The reso.u-
ton. as originally drafted. called only
for the prohibition OF tho sale OF cigar
sttss 70 minors. II WAS amended for
an appeal by Mrs. Frances Y. Burns. OF
ST. Louis. Mo. that q be extended IN
include women.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
TO ACT IN MURDER CASE

Newark. Dhi". Nov. - TIL" Septem-
brrgrand jury was ordered rcronvened
today BY Common Pleas Judge Moore 70
consider the case Of }amcs G. Shirley.
OF Odenvtle. Ma. who - held here IN
alleged connection with the shooting
and killing OF John gallagher. motion
picture theatre proprietor last saturday
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
PAR INDICTED

P4ttsburgh. Ia. Nov. Is Walter
Schtr and Jake l. wasseruan were IN
dicted By the federal grand jury today
on charge OF making counterfeit plata
OF . revenue strip stamp. poxssasion OF
tho plate and conspiracy TO commit an
ottsnss. James J. TterncJ. formally a
department. Of Justice agent and At
present secretary 81 tee New York
LoaGle elub. Was heard az \ witness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
BELLAIRE
NEW RECORD FOR
SCHOOL BANKING

\ new record for deposits N the
school bank this week was cstahi.Shs"
by the youngsters. The total for the
week was s425.a5. tahulatlnus at tie
office OF Supt. !. Y. Nelson Sh"" t"'
FIrs; ward school was the banner one
for the week with total deposits o.
S425.nS. The deposits 10y building were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16

Japan. .,..
neo,.o meeting called in Kobe undo
auspices OF the Ozaka Asahi.
Japan is in % fnaicial dilemma
national bankruptcy Is possible IN
her colossal naval agBrandizeL
scheme is carried out" Mr.. OAK
The Washington conference ID the 4.
chance In which japan can hope 10
limita ton Of ornaments. thereby
Insure q lasting world peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
THE GREAT D1oUTK

Woodland Democrat-The latest o.
scription Of oasis Is a town where non
Of the bootleggers are In captivity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16

The first steam diamond cutting fac
,ory was established at Amsterdam in
1910.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
t'Iock OF Ducks.

Ec>.icnt.. ct he r!No. irony ''"' "a
ut TINS ,.;y !rst'r !hH '"r"I.rh ln"'.H
du,AS I'll tur WAGER "a l""t >'.'''''! ,
S,\.ra, lu.I! s;}u!'>l,.ru N'rc um'!"ri""d
whrtarr /" X Ahrtu ia their r@""'
hunt as p..uucd. 81 stop there "'u
uaihcr IN :, FEW Of ihr n,n.iards 10 be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16

Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at ESQ O'Clock over the re.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
MARTINS FERRY
KlWANIS CLUB LUNCH
PROMISES INTEREST
INTERESTING AND NEwsY LETrEK
SENT OUT TO MEMBERSHR BY
A. n. MITCHELL. ASSISTANT
SECRETARY.
coM1urrEE HEADED By PROSE
CUTTING ATTORNEY WILLIAM
T. DIXON TO KAYE CHARGE
OF DAYS PROGRAM.

The following letter sen; oU' 10y As.
s!stant Secretary \ ~. Mitchell. Jr.. "t
the kiwanis Ciuh. with regard 10 trr
weekly luncheon for today has been
received and read With interest ~ the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
Recital Club Meeting.

\ .lIrCII,I 'IrrlIUG II n" Nr!NIVV '>IR'
Lesion chapter Wltl h" held IA me rooms
Of the .rs:uu u"aTlcrs tuia"rr"" eve
ulug at ." ~'rtvck. The meeting -
tor :hr pNri."'" It '!''rihE h' 80 w.
mss ru,,u,.i-G with lh.u palt IN t"c
\rmisti,r p.y ,,'."hyItGuu aud ~! III
!-vcsird m,n.rrrs ar" expected |" he
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25
Beacon Blanket BathYObgS
A New HOLIDAY Line for Women, Men and Children I

Children's Bath Robes in bigger as
sortment than ever; warm, bright
colors. Made with pretty collars,
big pockets, and belted just like the
'.grown-ups" robes. Prices Range
from $40 to $4.9S
WOmen's Beacon Blanket Bath Robes,
in numerous styles and beautiful
colorings. both bright and sub
dued tones. Lovely collars in diff
ferent new shapes, belted in at the
waistline with pretty cords or belts
of self material. Many are satin
bound; others have deep figured
borders. Prices Range from
S4.9S to $12.9S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25
Mems Handkerchief
Both Cotton and Linen
AND so PER CENT BETTER
THAN LAST YEAR

HAN tStA5 ALEtAs
Mems Splendid Hemstitched Cotton
Handkerchiefs, AT sc and 1Oc
Mems Fine, Soft Finish Hemstitched
were Zoe last year.
Special, 1910
Mems Hemstitched with Satin Stripe
Borders, assorted stripes. Were 25c
last year, Special at IL ~
Mems Pure Linen Hemstitched, were
soc last year, III.
Very Special Value at 25c
Mems Finer Linen Hemstitehed.
At sec and soc
Mems Fine Imported Hemstitched,
Shire stitch, hand-drawn hens,
75c and g. 90
Mems Pure Linen Tape Borders,
plain hens. Fine imported numbers
at half last years prices. Beautiful
Gift Handkerchiefs at soc and 81
Mems COlored Borders, handsome
stripes, 1212c, 25c and soc
Mems Turkey Red and Indigo Blues,
three sizes, at Sc. 10c and 12kc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25
Initial Handkerchiefs for
Women, Men and Children

AT ABOUT HALF LAST YEARS
PRICES
WOmen's All Linen Initials.
Very Special at 1215e each
WOmen's Pure Linen Initials. six in
box, Csc each
Mems Hemstitched Initials,
At Only, II r.
Mems All Linen Initials, not boxed,
Only Csc each
Mems All Linen Initials, six in box,
soc each
Mems Fine Linen Initials. Longfel
low letters. Use each
Children,s Initials in Fancy Boxes,
ussssrrff ffrflsR m a box. letters embroidered
in colOrs, soc box
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25
handkerchief
for Children

Children's Fairyland Handkerehiefs.
with colored figures, sc
ChiIdren's White Handkerchiefs. with
narrow cOlored borders, Sc
Children'S White Hemstitched. with.
colored figures, Zoe and 12be
Children's Handkerchiefs in fancy
picture folders, 100
Children's Fancy Boxes of Hand
kerchiefs, usually embroidered iIi
colOred figures. \ dozen styles.
Csc and soc box
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25

kimOnOS Tor Women, IN q Wlue Us
sortment of styles and beautiful
colors. Figured crepe and serpen-
tine crepe kimonos and neghgees
and breakfast coats, in shp-oyer or
coat style, satin bound or daintily
embroidered in silk. Many novelties.
Prices Range from
$3.50 to STATS
Mems Bath Robes of Handsome Bea-
con Blankets in warm, comfy mod
els. Made with roll collars, roonly
pockets. turn back cuffs and belted
s with cords. Prices Range from
S5.9S TO $9.0S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25

WOmen's and Misses Sweaters, in
splendid new assortments, of warm,
seryiceable yarns in the seasons
best shades. Many popular tuxedo
sweaters, slip-on styles and heavy
sport sweaters, in coat or slip-on
styles. Prices Range from
SOS to $16.5O
Pretty, Warm Scarfs, of brushed
wool or knitted yarns, in beautiful
colorings with contrasting borders.
Prices Range from
sos to $1O.9S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25

Large S'o'NS io" III an S'i"'eS
r-... -
00c bail
c... co I'm
''''>'''' III o''''7' '''''' "7c "'''
so,to,. Nm, :, % .bados o+ "a baU
t7,oss =. - ..la1as o+ oeA hau
'''''''''' ''''' III ooi0lS' ~ IN
"''A'
Sr1,-wooI :, j. shades o+ XXX hou
Tu..,, f,,os- - 10 .ho5o. -.
'0'' ~ 'L-''Ne9' a.
05c ball
Lady Jane in 3 coiors. at SOC ball
Iceland Wool in G shades. at 75c ball
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25
WOmen's Handkerchiefs
In Gift Boxes

?, 3 and in a box. White or coIored
embroidery.
Boxes of Handkerchief. embroid-
cred, Special at Csc box
Boxes of 3 Handkerchiefs, In a dozen
styles, at SOC box
Boxes of 3, and HandKerchiefs,
at $1.0O, ;1.25 and ST so box
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-11-25

WOmen's and Children's Fine Hem
stitched Swiss, at Sc
Women's Sheer Foreign Hemstitehed,
were 2Jc last year,
Special Value, Toe
WOmen's Pure Linen, Hemstitched,
pre-war quality, Only IKE
NOmen's Finer Linen, HemStitched,
at TIC, 3 for soc, zoe, 25c
WOmen's Demi-Linen Spoke" Stitch.
with one tT9,9F three BoYs of this
'fagot' stitch, Only 25c
Beautiful Linen Handkerchiefs. with
1-16-inch hens. Shire hemstitch
with hand-drawn threads.
Special Value soc