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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05

Council. No. 100. O. Of I. Al, are invited to
the sos service on Friday at sltsr1SSn, pgs a. ,sg9
Chestnut st. interment Westminster Gene
terry. Friends may view remains Thursday
BRHDY.-At St Paurs Roman Catholic
kev. TIioMAs =, BRADY. son Of Edward
Tulin. SITS, Pniis. Reverend clergy, relativos >
and friends are. invited TO funere,. Thurs =
cshsTy @ awe c" and nd BE BeeTads Z, nbivirS IN c.
Jes!ns at $50, 4. y. solemn ,reauiem mass
RIrcAANAH@ohn 10y 6ct seasu'if6Hagff i6af c&SooRA V.
BUCHANAN tnee Myers, wife Of Jacob Bu.
rhanan. Relatives and friends are invited &c
o'clock. at her late residence. 76i y. 22d -.
tnterment at Hillside Cemetery. Viewing
" "TfURKH7ARb5TF.. 5F." & oe, z. 1921. ELIZA.
HETt dnpEnter q, Cecilia r. ard ,hc late
invited 70 attend rgngral seryIce:Sr a., her
s'' r''lqssS. bIss..v a PS1S5SJ 15J f. Tsows Tsn'S cm
CQLEMAN. N.-oe,. ROBERT 2, hus.
isstirS' and friends ar. invited 70 fgTsT. nGas
ltsmoersor s.. lnt. W, MorLoh Gem. Re-.
rRAiG. sCcl !. ia2i,, WENRIETrA e..
wldo" of tho R,y IOhi T. Craig Rc.ati,e,
P"4 rr!snds arc "E'e@ to o.tSsL .s, 'on,2 q
Thomas a-e. In. u''rat".
u CEqG5T {1Ns 5Tn,5I? 50, l., I2?1 r. .,,s s4>}E %%5rS
J.. CriNe% end MarHCr". Grear. aged u
ho!au,ycs grI friends. ESQ .ES,"lsIor Lodge,
Tempt" \. \. \. N. :. and. ph.lo- con:
f@aSofS! sei, @ &c. rhars" +. M at HI. SFG 'ata
,"sidenys i53o " En-" ave, Int. Yves;
h1@F%, IR6xINlIG5l xIIiNIi ys1' t. Anna r. a.usn,., Of
James e9d 'he ls'e Ellen ~ cron.n. E"ige, Gig,
iron her fa,hor's iasdsncr. ll9 simpson
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Deati)s

=, BARKER Oct. 1, ANNIE NJ. wife of
the ,aJc rnomap +. Barker. a.ed 81 Furerat
services Fri., IL 80 T. NJ, residence. Nu.O
\: Park ave. Int. Peennngt2n. y. J. Re-
maln2 may b! viewed Thurs. eve.
BERGER Oct. =. CHARLES, husband 4
Nanilga Berger tnee Cirich. Relatives and
friends. a.so Henry D,sston Lodge No. S.
]. o. o. F.: employees OF David Lupton's
Sons Co. and Progress Lodge No. 6O9. +
and A. NJ. are invited TO attend funeral on
Thursday. at o'c.ock. at his ate resideGcs
100 r. Cornwall st Friends may call Wed.
after P. M. Int. Oakland Gem
BisPaAM ir oc;2esr Sl9slI 1921 II; ~
William j.. and Jane scul b spham. Fu-
moral services viii! be held at Holy Trinity
Church, 10Th and Walnut sts,. Phi ade lphia
At p. NJ. Wednesday. October 8. 1921. In
terment Laurel H!ll Cemetery.
BLACk.-Oct. g. 1921. at her home Ara.
more. Pa, VIRGINIA McELRoY. wife Of
George Black Funeral services at 81.
Mary's p. v. Church. Ardmore. Pa. Thurs
day. 2 p " Interm.nt private. ,oo,
BOYSTCE. E.-Suddenly. on Oct. I, 1921.
FpwARD s.. husband u Laura y Boynt0n,
Of 5+03 Pine St. Relatives and friends. also
Lodge No. 432. F. and A. NJ: Washington
Camp. No. $40. +. o. g. Of A.. and Belmont
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05
How to Remove
Skin BIemishes
Such as Blackheads, Pimples,
Tan, Freckles and Liver Spots

Begin tonight. Cleanse the skin with
warm water and Black and White Soap.
With the tips of the fingers, lightly apply
Black and White Beauty Bleach--a fra
grant beautifying cream. Allow II to
remain overnight. The next morning
again cleanse the skin with warm water
and Black and White Soap.
II the skin Is the least tender or irri-
tated, Use little bits Of soothing. healing
Black and White Cleansing Cream. You
can then apply face powder and rouge.
II desired From the beginning. you'll
be delighted with this beauty treatme Mt
because IL Is so sure, so simple and in
expensive.
All drug stores guarantee and sell
Black and White Beauty Bleach, soc
Black and White Soap, csc; Black and
White Cleansing Cream. 25c and soc the
package.
Write for your copy OF the Birthday
and Dream Book and a leafet which
tells YOU all about the merits and uses
OF Black and white Toilet Preparations.
Address DEPT. B, Plough, Memphis,
Tenn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05

IF YOU are over - years ojd and big
enough to take Instructions 20. can mako
big man OF YOU in our own organiza tIon:
wc are promoting men every week 20 man
esHts ,s your %pportEn'E Is ecre; G9mS % In S5s a5S
Widercr RidF.. M0ore-Hnven Sugar Cor
ro-Ntlon. 1928 Wtlener nldE dE
MEN-An old-established motortruck com
pany. having recently promoted q nurnh"r
Of men to important executive positions pay
Ing substantial salaries. desires men % to 30
years to I'LL the places Of thes' men that
they may become equipped for similar rrO-
motions at cRrlv datcq. Sc" Mr.. Duhn!nE.
BESSEMER MOTORTRUCK co.
120N Locust Rt.
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STENOGRAPHER- SUPERVISOR

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We're looking for young woman OF good
educa inn whose training and experience In
strnographl work is the best and who has
the ability TO direct the efforts OF others: II
YOU are capable OF assuming responsibility.
feel your qualifications meet the above re-
qpirementss and want real Opportunity
ary write in confidence. with full particu-
lars, II 23l, Ledger Ofhce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05
MERCHANDISE MAN

Young man with executive ability 70
direct merchandise department OF
large wholesale house.
Must he n good correspondent and
ro-sesS selling ability; prefer appli-
cant who has Nnd experience in the
music. publishing business.
To successful applicant we offer a
permanent POSITION. with good on
por.unlty for Advancement.
Must furnish bond Reply. giving
airy desired. a 900. Ledger Office.
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LOST AND FOUND

CERTIFICATE--Lost. certificate Of member.
ship No. G34 in the Commercial Exchange
~ Phila.. in the name Of Clemens e. Alder.
fer: notice 10 hereby given that applICat atlon
tas bt en-, made for new certificate. (SiFnei)
NJ. e. Clemens
PIS--Lost. on Market St. Shrine pin with
initials "A. Il. b." on back OF star. Please
notify +. +. Toan. $40 Sauds ave. Essing-
tor. IA. for reward
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MARRIED

or Oct J. s.; E.k'on. Nd.. h'. IiN. Il. I.
Western. MISS JENNIE CiPP GRANO and
RHILIf MATkO%E.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

VOTING MAN unmarried. who has had 3
years experience in retail selling and re-
tail store mAnagement in an interior Penn
osrsI shoes hats. etc, desires position as
Salesman or other position Of trust and re-
snonsibIiity, where hard work, energy and
good selesmanship will be recognized. with
moderate salary.
Good references as 20 character and integ-
rity.
Who WILL give me chance to demonstrate? ?
( Address r llis, Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN. married. two years prepara-
tory school, knowledge typewriting and
shorthand. needs position hard worker, am
titious. reliable: reasonable salary. NJ 225.
Ledger Office.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS, ROGERS 8l7 S, goth, formerly. of ala
Protestant Catholic chambermsids, pnrlor
maids, nurses, ladies' maids laupdresses;
cooks, kitchen malda at onc". c.--
MRS. KANE. 6ll =. 10Th Spruce 8iOl-;
Wanted al once, frst-class Protestant ana
Catholic help; all capaclties.
NTTRsERY Eoyerness mothers helpers.
nurses supplied and wanted 22o D. sydsn-
ham Ghth and Walnut -
WANTED. Epscopal Office; sI2 S: 18th e.
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AGENTS

MEN wanted everywhere! big money; no
competition; season 10 now on; article soils
sample A Pteiffer, 1898 Jerome ave. New
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05
HONEST BATTERY
SERVICE STATION

WE REBUILD YOUR BATTERY Z.
volt IS; II VOLT, Sl2: rebuild battery ,,s a
up; new battery. o volt, 90 amPeress Sn'
Il vO't. 80 Hmperes, SIS. 1422 RACE 81
SPRUCE l774 Open Sunday
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PERSONALS

MOTHER former teacher. will take into hcr
home nervous exceptora al child: careful
physical and mertal development. NJ 900.
| cdger Office,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05
Legal. ADyERTISEMENTS

T1fsY fsSIRTE VT MIME WVEhIN, DE-
cea eased-Ietters OF administration on
the above estate having been granted to the
undersigned. all persons indebted TO tho said
estate are requested to make payment. and
those having claims TO present the same.
without delay, to
BESSIE WOLKIN.
or to her attorney
HARRY GREEN,
1n11 s 9Th
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HORSES

FIFTY new English riding saddles, Whip
py's Sowter's, Parker's and best makes:
10 new English brides and new imported
wooien blankets with rollers lust arrived
barney Cuff. 1912 Cherry st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05

SALESMAN.-Real estate salesman wanted
coming In hv thousands: no dull times here
expect 100000 tourists this season; we are
commissions; you must be frs,-class sales.
man and own your own car; this Is high
s%s % spend y09 wre or IN rc
for full particulars: It will pay you. Charles
v Han 5th and Central ave. st. Peters
burg. Fla.
REPRESENTATIVE wanted 70 handle Penn
sylvania territory for established autono-
bile accessory manufac acturers Write Superior
Lamp Mfg. Co. Newark: =. N.J.-------
SALESMAN---If YOU are a hustler and think
self with one OF the best selling organiza tions
in the bond business; drawing account ,l, ana
fullest cooperation to men OF proven ability;
II YOU don't like TO work. save your time
"''D Jul il. wooTTON & co. INC.
60i Vandam Bldg.
10th and Market sts.--- sts.
SATESNiAN--A large corporation wants
chmndsns rs0rSnS"'s Snd selling TrSeG as applied Tho
typewriter or insurance business; II you are
willing t2 work hard and do have wfItn SGhnoee eynR
phone number and full particulars as 10 aSss'
experience and salary desired l4+o'
SALEsMAN--Are you a hard worker? Do
SDa.s II big dT5Ee 'SRE cnMmSa dTapss
None Co. 10 =. 9th st. See Mr.. FurnadJl-
IN. between 0 and 10 4. A. n.
SALESMEN--We are doing the publicity ,irH
tbc TJr Services Ice OF a few hiCh-closs ralcsmen;
men without previous experience ar earn Tn
MncEcyctt Room 02S, Land Tltl" Rldg,
SHIPPER wanted. to take charge % dc.
partment for tho shipment and delivery
|L ,Ioss au' tfbtoroushiy experienced in this line
Of work viii be considered; stat state ej expert
I'M in strict confidence, Address 80,
Ledger Oftice.
S0I -TCITOR-Exper fenced freight steamship
soiIci,or coastw!de trade. Full particulars
r 1An3 Ledger Onice.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALT

STU UATIONSW W WANI EU-f EWALE
DPESSNAKER 4 tailoress cd filter. wishes
sngagements. 81 a day, " 223 Led. on
TIGI;sFKEEPER. managing, expert execu-
tive, wishes loslklon. NJ 81. Ledger on.
TEIT\DRESS FrenCh, wants fine fam. wash
IGsephine Ssrret, 90 Holland av.. Ardmore
WOMAN wants serving BY day: experienced.
I2l. Ledger ONCE
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SHOE sALEsWoMEN

SHOE SALESWOMEN
who have had experience IN selling high
grade shoes; permanent position to the right
persons. r 1900, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05

1000 TEACHERS wanted for rchools and col
IeEes; big sal aries; contracts waiting. Ma
,,onal Teachers AEcy.. 32T Perry Bid. .Phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05

FURNITURE PACKER
ALSO AN ASSISTANT SHIPPER
Apply Warehouse. 22d and SprnE Garden ste.
GIMBEL BROTHERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-05

y. 3. CLEMENTlNA, wife
mo. Requiem mass =
/. f5th and CallOW HILL
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Husband InCOusi1pratc

The stingiest person 1 ever he,,,
OF was woman. 1t wos' the sprl,,
OF the year. and hen ee,u..
time, and her husband was sick .
bed, so the woman had briIia,
idea. One day she paced tv, 20,
tings Of eggs around her husr,D4
and told him in as much as rn or..
lying there in bed, he might N,',
as we'll hatch those eggs. lyt 'tI'
sad thing came two weeks istl.
when the man died and tho wom,.
said. "Well, It looks TO mo th1f toS.
would have known enough 10 Tya
another week for hero he has eo,o
and spoiled two settings Of o~gr
Kaupan
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pupIls I,rciiaI.

Mrs. walter L. cain will present
IA group OF her piano pupils In re
cital. saturday evening at o'clock
In tho library. The program will be
interesting to patrons and friends
and they are specially invited. Tho
program follows:
II Trovntoro verdi } --- Lucille
Kinnnn, Mrs Cain: Climbing Bios
SONS (spaulding) Mabcllo Har-
rinRton Rosallc's Party tWohl-
fahrt Ida and Anna Nnvitz; An
Indian Camp tCadman) Robert
Carson: Skating H. Cecil Uflein) --
Mary Alice Bolo; March (Gieso) --
Mildred Kistlcr; Chcerfulness O.ich-
nerJ Martha Ann smith. Elves
NogorH) 49, Lucille Kinman, Tulip
U.lchner) Mary Anne Everett; Two
Flowers CKoelling): Sophie Ravitz.
ta) In springtimo ULow); tbl Valso
G.ow) Mary Alice Bole, Martha
Ann Smith, Alteration (Telmo) --
Evelyn Crawford: tdilio uack)--
Fiorise Wertzberger; At Play (Hu-
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cub EUeRts


Tho regularly monthly meeting ~
the Daughtcr8 Of tho American
Revolution was held wednesday
afternoon ln the =. w. q. a. rooms
An attractive feature was the pre-
wruipilon uf 10 beautiful slkpu flag
90 the chapter by tho regent. Irs
Lo, Clinton Miss Alma MyGIonu
was made custodian Ur flags a
report of the recent state conference
held hero wu made by Mrs John
81 Garvlo. Ron call Wua answered
to by lines from Tales Of a Way
side Inn McBdnmos ~. W. May.
runlg Dalton Lain ana Charles J.
lnuroy we're hoHitsscs. Mrs ~ R.
Smiley OF Montgomery, Ala, w.H q
EuDHi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08
Win call SurcinI Scs,i,,.

CLAREMORE. April 7.---Sudg, =
W Mason has about cleared ~.
docket of the Rogers counv distri'
court the past week A er.,t,
session will be held in tho rss.
future to try the cases of Ato,.
neys Hall & Jennings who bsr'
been out Of the city. Thry has, ",
cases on the docket.
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( cNUB5\
| MUSIC |
Y WONENS !
Y WORK =
-


thit l1ins
Great Cincmatographcr, Ola Father
Time!
Tho setting was gorgeous. tho fade
In sublime,
Tho fadc-in OF youth and OF loves
Glad surprise,
The dew on the roses, and in Marys
eyes.
And how could we know twas too
perfect to last,
We two foolish stars for this won
dcrful cast2
with hearts heating high and tho
thrills going strong,
And the crank speed increasing
then something went wrong
l bungled the big scene, but Mary,
white Tipped,
Went patiently on with the lines Of
the script.
when I begged q retnke Of the Ola
Father stern,
lie crankcd on unhecdlng me. turn
upon turn;
But lost I should cease my own folly
TO rue,
Flashed closeup OF Mary and
Little BOY Blue
And now the great organ an ovo-
ming song huns.
For the end of the picture re-
luctantly comes,
Comes an end OF uncertainty. heart
break and doubt.
The reels all unwound fade out
fade-out.
u L.
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Mrs. StrninRc AKIN was hostess
this week to tho regular meeting
held by the g.. ~ Bridge club.
High scores were made by Mes
danes G. T.. IInnc. juno Oldham and
A. g. steele Special guests were
Mcsdnmes q. n Fnruiuca, a. q.
steele, Charles Connolly and George
Zins NiolctB and other spring
flowers decorated the rooms and
MAY day baskets wcrc presented
each guest ~ favots Mrs. Leo l.
Hrown viii bc the next hostess.
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ON Esst Eighteenth street. Maple
Ridge.
Mrs. con j. Callahan and Mrs
Cccll Canary and little daughter.
Betty Lou, are visiting Mrs Canary r
sister. Mrs C0rdor Lewis and family
iu Cisco. Tczas.
Mrs g. u .Uugcr and Mrs. Bert
De Lozlor Df Sapulpa viii be tho
Weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Nat Lyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh King. ir.. and
Mr. Kings sister Miss Mary King.
viii spend the Weekend with their
brother. Mr. Frank King In OkmuI-
gee.
Mrs torrc locke and Mrs Ralph
Patterson Of MuskoEcu are visiting
Mta j. q. Morrison n tho Lurtou
apartments for a brief time.
col and Mrs Clarence =. Doug
hs have returned from their lodge
near gpaviuaw.
Mrs Morrison Toomer ot Okln-
hpma city l8 horc visiting in The
home NJ her parents. Colonel and
Mrs Clarence Is. Douglas.
Mrs r. g. Herbert of oklahoma
Ciiy arrived yesterday 90 visit rela-
fiyos and friends and came TO attend
tho afternoon tea given Thursday bN
Ila.InN aud on.
Ihaut
Tho many friends ~ Mrs. Edgar
swain. who resides at 1926 South
Carson avenue. viii regret 10 know
that she is lll.
Mrs !. D.. Thornton of Columbia.
Mo, b. hero visiting her son, Mr..
Edward Thornton, and also Is visit
ing I'm the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Manning.
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crtorJ Sarah Bcrcu. Pendant la
Nhlse Caprice L1,D frm1 Buvitz.
y q spring Grog } .. Elizabeth
Brewer. Nnlsc. tC sharp Minor.
' shay Mluorl Gnchmaninoff- --
Virginia Ecu
Public library O'Clock. Saturday
evening, April %. 1921
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ADA. April Two Indians and
o. negro were placed in Jail few
days ago After giving them ample
time 90 sober UP they were found to
De drunkcr than when jailed. An
investigation disclosed that they had
been placed In "A cell whore a five
gallon can OF confi5Catcd 10Y water
had been placed for safe keeping
and forgotten.
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bAkTIESNlLLE, Aprl T. -
Fcciiug that The ~ouuty commits
HioHets have taken over tho AFT. rs
uf tho memorial hospital. j. /.
Oycrl'pH ana j. G.. sheets, two mem
bers ~ tho committee appointed TO
manage the hospital, have resigned.
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Mrs. Loo clinton viii be- numbered
among the hostossca for the cowiur
week ana viii entertain informally
IN her home, the date 90 be named
later. honoring acvorai Waiting ma
irons In te city
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Rnnr,i I,illa Nnrnnrv-

NOWATA. April Is. 2. NOgel-
hut has been appointed member Of
the board OF city commissioners TO
FIN the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation OF @, L. WIgton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-08

Mrs. Charles 1I Lamb has issued
invitations Tor AN Informal bridge
In her home on the afternoon OF
Tuesday Aprit 70
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POTEAU, April IA wOmen's
auxiliary to tn, American Legion
post has been organized here this
week. with IL charter members.
Mrs r. y. Luusford IS the first prest-
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Third Trades Doy.

POTEAU. April THE third an
nual trades day and auction of the
1921 season will be held in Poteau
on April 10. This Is 20 be n regu-
lar monthly event, and II has tho
support Of every member of the
merchants bureau OF the chamber
q
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BAETLESVILLE. Aprn RE
quest for trial by jury demanded
by Mrs. Della Pryor upon the
puto has been granted
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Tho pan Hellenic aocioty Will give
q large benefit bridge party In tho
Elkg nome ON Saturday, April .,
the purpose OF which ~ TO create
funds with which to purdhaso a
hospital bed for SAND Springs hos
pital. Those desiring rcsorvaiions
are requested 10 phone Mrs. Harry
G. Fair.
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Quaker Craft Nets

Quaker Craft panel nets in
white, and ivory, and Egyptian;
very smart now designs; 9-inch
panels; in filet and Amerex
weave; special for Quaker Craft
week
The 90c panels, each .. 72c
The s125 panels, each D.. 9Sc
The S1.45 panels, each ..Si.18
The $3.50 panels, each ..S1.2O
The sl.75 panels, each ..Si.39
The ;2.25 panels, each $3.50
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Miami Elects RcpubIIcan Mayor.

MIAMI, April 7.--Dr. ". l.. Nc
Williams. republican, defeated w. S.
O'Hannon. running independent, for
reelection. ]. j. Ruhenstahl, +. T..
Mlllner, w. g. Harmed and Charles
Doan were elected city commits
gIAngVg
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Community welfare Worker.

NOWATA. April &c. y. Brown,
lately connected with the military
academy at Claremore, has been
appointed community welfare work.
or by the NOwata Rotary club.
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State Briefs
Apuoints Nc,y ,,rs,,bi,

BAlV1LESVGLLE. Apr.l IS. A.
Whipplo has been appointed con-
stable IN Justice fuckcys court In
place ot W. J, Kceuor. who resigned
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BAkTLltSV1LLE. April 7.--Bcds
Tor oN-soldicrs without q job Is TO
De provided by the local post OF tho
American legion. Arrangement has
been made to feed thom.
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Personal Mention

Mr. and Mrs Walter earle Brown.
Aliss Naomi Brown. young Master
W. r. brown lr, and little Maxine
arc leaving this afternoon for the
Brown ranch uour PnWhuskt for the
coming weck-ond
Major g. ". Blair of Miehnwaka
Ind, IL now In the city visiting hIs
sister Miss Gertrude Blair, and
brother, Mr. B -. Blair.
Mr.. and Mra. Harry Ucllhron have
taken possession Of their new home
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OF a committee to work out a plan
for marketing farm produce OF
Washington county question on
establishing a city market IN Bar
tiesvilio viii be investigated.
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ScrlInr prndnrr Mnrkct-

BAETLESVfLLE, April 7.--Coun-
~ Farm Agent Porter has poen ap-
poiu'o' by the directors OF the
cham 'r or commerce az chairman
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IHrIlI NInrt Irllinr

ADA. April 7--Anuual track and
field meet of the high schools VIII
boo held Friday other schools In
tho county Will participate.
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Mrs. Robert J.. CnAlnuors viii on
tcrtain informally on Thur8dny with
a few tables OF auction In honor ~
hor mother, Mrs Timothy A. Rior.
dan.
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Sunfast Drapery Silks

Kapock Sunfast drapery silks;
45 to so inches wide: colors,
dark green, French blue. brown,
gray gold, mulberry, golden
brown. Copen blue, rose pink.
and old rose; special price for
Quaker Craft week, per yard
s2.s5 drapery silks ...-.S1.86
$500 drapery silks ss.ts
s3.75 drapery silks ..-..S2.79
$500 drapery silks s2.05
$3.50 drapery silks ......sS.I9
$500 drapery silks $500
$3.50 drapery silks S3.0S
$3.50 drapery silks .....Si.37
$500 drapery silks .....Si.0S
$3.50 drapery silks $3.50
54-inch mercerized drapery mar
quisette in white and ivory:
special, per yard .....,. SOC
36-inch figured drapcry scrims
in assorted colors and designs.
the S5c quality, special &c.. SOC
Tcvitson silk draperies In new
floral and bird designs, in as
sorted colors; the S1.S5 quality;
special, yard ....,.......Sf.40
Turkish and Velton drapery
cloths in pretty new shades and
designs; the s1.75 quality; spe-
cial at ......,........
Cretonne draperies in floral.
stripe, and bird patterns; S5c
and 90c qualities, the yard SOC
Curtain Swisses in coin dots; all
white, extra nice quality; spe-
clal price, yard ,......,.47c
Cretonne drapery fabric, in a
huge variety of various designs
and coloringss 35c quality 25c
Mercerized ropps and drapery
cretonnes in striped, floral and
bird patterns, $1.25, $l.35; spe-
clal ....... n......,....., ,03c
Csc drapery cretonnes in a wide
range OF pleasing designs; every
color special ....,........5ic