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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Austria's cost of living index
rose l32 per cent last month
alone. the figure on September !
being l694s. In July a loaf of
bread could be bought for 2,i490
crowns. but last month the price
jumped 10 $40 crowns. Mean
while wages of unskiiled labor
rose to about 1000 crowns per
hour.
John Ball is gradually getting
down TO bedrock. The iEdex
number Of the London Economist
recorded decline of 396 on
August ! 10 4,257 a, the begin
ming of this month while the
Statist 5 excellent compilation
showed decline from 1873 to
1919 for last month. Prices IN
Britain are now al the lowest
point since the war ended.
Prices are also moving towards
more normal levels in Canada
The Canadian Department of
Labor gives the August wholesale
price index at l64. a decline for
the month Of ~ per cent and
the lowest in more than year.
Japan also reports a drop from
266 IN july 10 25s IN August.
Price movements in that country,
however have been quite unset
led as there is reason TO fear
general conditions are.
What 5 what at homes
If we leave the recent furry
Of coal prices out of the reckon
ing the figures for last month
wonld show a slight declinc
As a matter of fact the aver
age level OF prices IN this conn
try has moved extremely little
during recent months. In. the
nature Of things, the changes |
recorded by an the different |
cost OF living compilations do |
not always exactly agree AS they |
do not all inclade the same num-
her Of items.
Dun's Record which does not !
include fuel, showed decline OF |
half of one Xper cent during |
August. BladSircet' 5 which does |
include fuel. showed nominall
advance.
Here are interesting figures |
from BradSireet'S record.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
a RemarkabI. Reeoro

Chamserlalns Cough Remedy has a
remarkable record. II has been In use
for colds, Group and whooping cough
for almost half century and has con
s;antly grown IN favor and popularity
as is good qualities became better
known II Is the standard and man
reliance for these diseases Ia thous-
ands OF homes The facts that It can
always be depended upon and is safe
and pleasant 10 take are greatly in rs
favor when II Is wanted for children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

the other branches Of higher
learning Of crookdom Il = the
surmise og the Los Angeles au-
thorities that the Chicago school
has been revived. Chicago also
had, until recently. a school for
fakirS and bcggars. The pan
handlers, the fake paralytics and
the fif-throwers were trained in
tensivcly for their various parts.
The world Of crooks is about as
well oeanized and drilled as any
legitimate body of tradesmen o.
artificers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
DON'T SQUEEZE
BLACKHEADS-
DISSOLVE THEM

squeezing and pinching ont blaekheais
make the pores large and cause irrifa-
tion-fhen, too. after they have become
hard you cannot get all of them cut
Blackheads are caused BY Accommodations
of dust and dirt aud secrefions from the
skin and there is only one safe and sure
way and one that never fails 10 get rid
OF them simple way, too that is 20
dissolve them. Just get from any drug
store about two ounces II caloniie powder
sprinkle a little on a hot. wet sponge
rub over the blackheads briskly for a few
seconds-wash off and you'll be surprised
10 see that every blaekhead hns 1lsap
peared. and the skin will be In soft and
the pores In their natural condition-any-
one troubled with these unsightly hlein
lshes should try this simple method
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Miss Katherine Peak. Gu hrie. Is
enrolled in the womln's riding class
of he University of oklahoma which
was organized last year by the r. o.
-. c unit This class VIII ch has an
snro.lmeni Of So. meets every Sl.ur-
day morning and IS under she per-
s-ang ins.rrction OF offers of the r.
.. T. G. The class is furnished the
art.l ry horses OF TIE unit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

In the possession Of a crook
recently arrested in Los Angeles
was a textbook on safe crack
ing. Among other interesting
bits of information were minute
directions for opening nineteen
makes of safes and seven brands
of bank vaults without the
usc Of explosives. The crook
wouldn't tell where he got his
textbook. but police officials in
many cities recalled that a few
years ago there was a crooks
college in full blast in Chicago.
In this school the promising I'M
dergraduateS were trained in
porch climbing, bomb making,
dope smuggling, best methods of
committing murder and in all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

+ Mr.. and Ms. W. y Kellogg left To-
day for Nowata and Baxter sp ings.
Kansas where they viii visit friends
.cr three weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

need most is a few horse-sense lead
es OF the caliber Of Ben Franklin
and Thomas Jefferson. They we're. :
fire esters or shadow -hoxers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
ROY AXTELI.
ENTIRE Family HAD aFlu.

Keep right on using Foley's Hon
ey and Tar. II win give quick re.
l'ef.' said tho doctor. when the en-
tire family had the ''flu . Never saw
anything 50 eooi." writes Mrs. \ B
Griffith. Andrews. Ind. For cough-
colds. Group. throat. chest or bronchial
trouble use Foleys Honey and To-.
Sold Everywhele
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

The Vets, the Moists and the
Drys all derive comfort from the
Literary Digest poll. Which
shows that it is easy TO find
comfort if you strive hard
enouQh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Allen Hall, well known ,rayes.ng
salesman is in the city visiting his
friends. sam Gardner md Fred soshl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
If PiIss,s Send
For Pyramid
Pyramid Pile supposifories Are
Known Everywhere for the
Wonderful Relief They
Have Given.

II you are one OF those unfortu-
mates struggling with the pain and
distress Of itching. bleeding. pro-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Perhaps the best solution Of
Consiantinople would be to al
low the Turks to burn IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Born to Mr. ana Mrs J. Noy.on u
oklshoma city - - 10 laby girl
Mrs. Noylon was Miss Jessie Kell5sg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
MEMBER OF rilE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Ill-digcsted knowledge makes
a person chew the rag.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Politicians share with women,
the right to change their minds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

At Nada. KY Wlilm Rice ms
h,en flsting since July G. He say
he Is acting on orders from heaven
Figure up the days he has beea on
his hunger strike ard you suspect
that he walks in his sleep-to tno
rantry. Almost any one. how1va.
can ias. q forinisht with no tad -
fects except losing weight and be-
coming weak. The body has, stor =.
up in ii. a big supply OF reserve fae'
When feeling punk skip a meal and
flll back on your reserve energy
Over-clting Insufficient exercise anil
lack OF s.eep causs most bsa hea'.h.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

Ben Frsnklins grsat-great- grand )
dsughte-. Mrs. Ellen Duane Davis.
runs for Congress on the Democratic
ticket in Pennsylvania. II she is
ANYTHING Ike cid Ben-3nd she looks
as sensible. in her picture-she
should BE- elected. What this country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05
RFPURilt4AAl -C0IAlA- Gen
TRIAL COMMITTEE To MEET

meeting Of n r publican Count
Central C-irmii,ts Of Logan county.
IS hercDy called % meet II he Cour.
House IN lie cily OF Gu;hsie, on
Sa urday. Oc,oDc- Z, 1922. al 2..9 p.
n. for the purpose OF making ar
rangemea;s to ooaa the clnoa ga We
need mt call your attention 20 tae
ncces sity OF each ana every ccmmi.- =
teonan and y,cs comm itssmah using
their every sffo-: 10 be present a.d
by their advice and counsel assist in
OIL saniz.ng a clmpaign that viii svs
o Hon J5ha Fis,ds thu, splendid
majority fer Cove. nor ,ha. the b-st
interest or the ate demands.
please be sure y attend tA.s inset
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

G. ". Ba- on. leading wall Stree.
editor, says. 4 wouldn't give hsary
FORD SO a week as a fnanc.si -
porter. but ! would agree to Get him
job at any time at more iAan s. r
09e.09o a year IS a factory manager =
r each man there is some one Job
for which he is hetter fitted than
anyOne else. People forever bems
tod to work hard More important
Is to find the work for which the
are best fitted. Unless they find IL.
they can never hope sor Spectacular
success any mo than square psss
viii fit into round holes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-05

some big national moyen ants 60
doggedly ahead. Indifferent TO teni-
rsrary industrial setbacks. For -
stance. the gc5d roads progrln
Round coo mi ss Of highway a h:oRtf
are being built with the aid OF ~
national government. Coed rosGs
however. involve something ni1-7
than mileage. The biggest gOos
roads problem is The motor truck as
large as a boxcar. destroyer OF pave
rents Guthre's one best ret is good
roscs and Guthrie merchants and g.
tizens should go after them.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-01-25
1922 Wash Goods
Large assortmenJs OF /

1922 Wash Goods
Large assortments OF new
wash fabrics for spring and
summer use. Our stock en-
braces the most desirable and
the best selected that we have
shown. Real Scotch Ginghanas
of fine quality in plaids and
checks, sc inches wide. ca
Yard ......." ...... ......".... VIC
New Tissues.
Mercerized checked and
plaid Tissues, a brand new lot,
81 inches wide. Very GO
special yard .......... .....,.UVC
Everfast Suiting, 45c.
Everfast Suiting, Sc inches
wide, best shades Of cope, light
blue, rose, pink, gold, reseda,
green, brown and orchid; col
ors guaranteed absolutely fast,
a favorite dress fabric for wo
msn ~. aau 1n''o'en a. r
" GU ''.''.'.., "".., ..,'.'''.;
William Simpsons Sons &
Go. s Strong Cloth for, : child
ren's ronpers, boys suits, also
ussa .gl ~oilsH : : ulTssss,, IIsss a,,,l : nI
.,iot 81 44leauuss siian:i = in1 tafh IL
Mn,ss 49, a.su;sytoa ~ aa'a!.s. "a dsrlsnd su
sl;ohts Ii | str;nes @ a;d small Maid
afsacfs. IS Sncl,es: z vide. faEst
caIoys 81
s:ya,.si IS s.< s'.<sS -oaj ss'n.s5f 'sa A0f
~ sf::ssit; ss'ss !, r.. -..*s:.
AnaesAen aYnnoe Dtess
.snl', .,ass
s nusI ,s;ss asso1 .ns ,.;nas - R ptsy, ~ Z.
S.a.sA0, 'sA.ts,: - =. ~, s:gi.
stfis',sssssf y y sgt1o eR;gte, ;t..si
ing muses. gals'; al M 90, Z ,tile:nsss
vide . fast seaiors, many ne"
92assy les to- ,saselec trom.
Your choice at the low 20
figure; yard ..s.J1y c
Batiste
Big sassor ortment of good quail
ity 40-inc ha1 Batiste, &, white
grounds with small figures,
dice dots and floral prints OF
black and ;coiors.
Special, yard ~ =
Dress Voile FOR spring Wear.
Chelce assortment OF dark
Dress Voiles OF fine quality,
black, cope, black and navy
,crr0JJylT{Gs - wy hJto QndS oHiOrQ0
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-01-25

In COLOMol<A,f AM 11G Will
CALL AND SEE HIM. MIR. M.
TAKEN CARE OF AND GIVEN
Disc.
SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDER
ANYWHERE.
32-Inch Zephyr Gingham:
Yard 25c. 49,
New springtime assortment
of pretty checks and small
plaids; fast colors. %
Yard 10 C.
36-Inch Colored Linene, Yard
19c.
Perfect short lengths, per-
feet texture Linene in the pop
ular dress shades, fast colors;
Sc inches wide::' - - IN -
1arQ ........:. .....:... .......A~ ~
-. :. 81 Bed Linens. - -
!72x90 Stamford 90
Sheets. Each .......... 1900. ...... JOG
s1xSo Wear: Well <&1S3Q.
Sheets. Each .......A. .. 41.JJ
38lxeo H. S. Cannon G1s0Q
Sheets. Each ...>..,.,... Q1.JO
:. 45x36 Stamford Pill 0r
low: Cases: Each. .kyC'
! 45x36 Wear Well Pill q
low Cases. Each. ........... JJ G..
>,45x36 Cannon Pill <sAE~,,
low. Cases. Each ............ H. Ci
:.72x84 Crochet Bed Ct co.
Quilts. Each ........> 80: sq1 ~
63x90 Dimity Bed C1 7E
Quilts. Each -. :: 49,. 4l.JJ
7Ox80- Crochet Bed c1 "a
Quilts. Each -. ......" .41.LJ
Turkish Bath Towels.
17x30 Bath Towels. 1E
Each - ID G.
21x39 Bath Towels, ~
Each >.......... ...... .............. .LJ c
19x42 Bath Towels. ~
Each ...... .......... ............. ~ C.
20x42 Bath Towels. Or
Each .......... ........ ......... oJ G
17x33 Linen Finish Huck Tow
els, Each 19c.
Our special Csc. value, ~
Very specially priced, at IL c
Mems black and brown Sox,
all sizes. 10c pair or 0c
three for. 49,. ........ .kJ 6
Mems black, brown, gray,
navy and white Sox, all sizes,
very special value two 9E,
Tor ......... .......... .....-.....LO &
25c value in Mems black,
light blue and white Sox. For
our special sale price, II
the pair ........ $50. ........ lJC
Buster Brown Lisle Sox { in
navv: size O 10 to 111.2. verv
snecial sale nrice, 35cz rair' or
three ~ m
for Nl.W
: Phoenix Silk. Lisle sox in 9
1-2 to II IL. Very special sale
price, En-
pair ........ ,. ............ .WC
Pboen;x Silk Soy o - to
II Sale > 7F;l
p1.ice ..... 10 C.
pboon;x Gill eoss e;tk
e:;ss Sss:.i: gs:s tSss;a SIX
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-01-25

sortment Of patterns; values
up to $2.,Sale Q1 2Q
price ........... 90. ........ VA'oO
Mems 2Percale and Madras
Shirts, great values. Special.
za;s ne;ss IS {
Mems Work Shirts, double
stitched !: ;c1ambray and.
cheviots, sizes Ia 1-2 to ::19.
Special sale -. *
Mems Fleeced Shirts and 7
Drawers, shirts 34:to 46;: draw i
ers 80 to "a. Special sale price
for the a., ;,
Mems Ribbed and ;Fleeceds,
Union Suits, sizes "a to,s44 in.s
ribbed: 38 to "A in fleecea:>
Special sale price,. e120c
the: suit ......... s;..::: .::::... ~ .AO
= Mems gray Ribbed Union,
Suits. Special sale price, co.
the suit ....:.:::. .....!. !:..:.... ~ G..
Boys Fleeced Union 7E
Suits, Special sale price IJc
Boys Ribbed Union Suits, ST.
value: Special the cr.
suit .........,. ,..:,...:.......:..V VIZ {
MEMS fine Kid Gloves, Tined
and unlined, values up@to So:
Special sale Ct M
price. ............... 0l.VV
All our better Mems Caps to
go in this sale, values up to 81,
sss sssh 81. -. $l:0C
Silk Items of Interest
All pure silk washable Taf-
feta, soft finish, sc inches
wide; You should see this.
Special Sale price this week
Yard "a, -. $l.O
All Silk Tafffeta, SO inches
wide, navy, brown, maize, rob-
binsegg blue, pink, copen, old
rose,: light gray and pure
white. Choice 60 Qr
yard ...:...... ...... ....... A,OO
36-inch Printed Silks for XII
n1onos and coat and cape lin
ings, cope, navy, rose and tan
grounds; all new attractive de-
signs: Very special &1 nm
yard fi,;s: :: YA.VV
Extra heavy quality ali silk
Crepe de Chine, 40 inches
wide; maize, taupe, brown,
copen, pink, navy blue and
white. Very special e0cc,
yard .......... -. :. .......:. spk.UJ
S2.85 36-inch black P.eau de
Sole Silk: j ~ =. COT
Yard .....s....' ...... ::...::.. <XA.s0V
=. Extra heavy double faced
black Peau de Sole, IS inches
wide, for;coats or. GO no
suits. Yard ....... QA.JO
36-inch MORE velour black.
SILK; Silk: $500
- 36-inch .Velyeteen, navy,
peacock. brown and deep
black. = ,..*>s .,>::-,%>GCHM
Yard ......... ...... ....... QJ.VV
- - Umbrellas. >..
Women's fast black Umbrel-
las, mission and black wood
sticks with silk loops; just the
kind for school use. Very
special, Q1 0E
Mems, 28-inch fast black
Umbrellas, natural wood, also
polished crooked handles;
good dependable umbrellas.
Very special, C1 0E
each .......... ...........". Y4.AO
Toilet Articles. -.
Azurea Face Powder. co
Trlce ...... ............ w \
IS L. Tapp (
DEPARTMENT STORE.
q
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-01-25

Coty's Face Powder. co .
Love Me Face Pow c0
der. Price .......... :. ........ W G.
Peb~co Tooth Paste. 0c
Price 80. 80 So. ............ ......JJ &
.Pepsodent Tooth 0c >.
Paste. -: Price ........ 80. ~ g
Kolynoss Tooth Paste: TO - =.
Colgate,s Ribbon Den IA
tai Cream. Price. ............ ~ G
Woodbury'ssFaeial 10
Soap.;Price per cake. 40 c.
Mennen''s, .Talcum%*.%:' =: DntI,::,zz' =
Powder. Price ........... .ZVC
Colgate's Florient IN 81
Talcum, Powder. Price. ZV.E~
Shinola Shoe Sets, consist Of,
bristle dauber and wool poll
isher; SOC value. >,..-~:10 =, =" =
frlce ..."..." ."... ...... ~. ~ T..
Shinola Shoe i: Polish, : tan
only. >,,.,;:'..,,
1Ilce .......... ."... ....:........ - l.
Carriers Fountain Pen IN
Ink, 2 OF. bottles price ..1V G.
= Fashionette Hair Nets, cap
and, fringe shapes, double and.
single mesh. =, in
Price lU e
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes,
soft, medium and hard o.
bristles. Price ...... JJ C.
White Rick Rack Braid, all
sizes, three yards to IN
piece Price .....,,.. ....... 1VC
Lingerie Tape, blue, pink
and white, six yards to IN
bolt. Price $500. ................4V c
Coats six strand Embroidery
Floss in all colors. Price e T.
per skein .......... -. y C.
If your purchase in our no.
ton department amounts to
75c or more we will sell you
five cakes of Palmolive 0C
Soap for .:....>,.. :. ......." 6
Carpet Department Specials.
Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12,
worth $165. COO M
Administer Rugs, 9x12, sold
for $50. Special eQ7 Tn
price,. ...... ......... s4Ol .JV
=. Brussel Rugs, 8 1-3x1o:..2a
sold for SIS. .:.010 M
Special ........,. ........ 1J.w
Wool Fiber Rugs, s9x12,
sold for $3.50. c1E0I
Special ...... ............ 9lVJJ
= Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs,
exl2, sold for $21. C17M
SpeC1dl ..... ........'. %A wv
Gold Seal Congoleum. Rugs,
9x10 1-6, sold for .,e1E3M
SIS. Special. go. :. 41O.~
=. Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs,
6x9, sold for $12.50. conn
Special ....: :..."....... 4y.W
Special lot of 27x54 Axfnin-
ster Rugs, sold for Sc: QAE0
Special. ........:. 49,. -. ...... y If5JV
Window Shades; all Sizes,
: all colors. as;:r. ~;
:Drapery. Rods in all: sizes,
single and double. ~
I: -Crex Rugs, ex12, sold for
$3.50. "'. C1E mn
Special. .: ......... . .... 4AJ'VV
*''Crex Rugs, 6x9, sold GO
$3.50. Special ..............:... QO
Also Rag Rugs in all sizes
and colors.
Ladies' pure thread Silk
Hose, Buster Brown make,
semi-fashioned, Isle top,
double heel and toe; colors:
brown, white and black; worth
S1.35,, pair. Very special
price the OF
pair =. ....'0 1
Columbia, South Carolina
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-01-25

SnlAofens oPf1ng S0X. ,rs:.
Children's Lisle Thread Sox
in solid colors of black, brown,
romper, butter cup, green and
white. We have just received
these seas and they are worth
-a5c<a-L.sr, sizes 6 to oa-1=2sFer
are fe gain, the - 25:
Children's Lisle a. Threa4
Socks, colored tops, white feet.
A big selection of colors in all
the wanted shades. Of: pink,
blue, butter cup, tan, brown,
black, jumper, greenland navy;
sizes;:4E to 91-2; worth 35c a
pair A very special price,
thes ar
pairs. .:........ ...... .....: .:.... - C.
CMldren's three-auarter
length Socks, Phoenix. make,
nice quality Isle, two styles
either ribbed or plaiy J sMa
colors of black, brown aaM
white3 worth regularly 55e a
pair. A special price; En-.
the pair2......... .....: ~ .:.JV G.
Infants Silk Socks, plain or
fancy embroidered tons sizes
,4:to s; colors:. white, Kihk add
blue. A nice value, the Z; ~.
pair; -..... .......... %. :. ...:.:.s. tJC
T.: Children's -: three4quarter
length pure Silk Socks, fancy
self top, solid colors Off pink,
blue. black, brown and tNhite;
sizes 7 to 10, a nice "a @1@10
value, the pair ....:y:; ~; Qls IL
Ladies' winter weight cotton
Union Suits, low : neck, short
sleeves, ankle length, sizes "a
to a.; worth 81. so the ,suit.~ A
real value. the ,: - y. ~0E>
- ' '"'' ''''> 'f'f%f' ~
Ladies' winter weight Vests,
high neck, long sleeves. sizes
SO to a.; worth soc. A Special
price, the vest 35c, or e1 IN
three for ..... :. -: - M.W
Sea Island Sheeting 538,1-2
inches wide 15c alue.~special
Sale Sale price, the. IN
Splendid quality Quting-i,1
both light and dark colors-
15c value. Special Sale IN
price, the yard ............:. ~ G.
Trade at Tapp's: in Columbia
and you will save. a: bunch of
your own money.
Send us your mail orders.
We prepay express or par
eel post ON anything every
where.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-01-25
MEET ME AT TAPP'S
MEET ME AT TAPP'S



ESI.TAPP s.
70 HAVE AL OF HIS ON FENDS
MERlAf
PARCEL POST ON ANYTHING
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1922-01-25

pan ''..'..... .............. AsVo
Ladies' pure thread Silk
Hose, full fashioned, double
heel and toe; worth $3.50 a
pair: color brown only. As long
as lot lasts, the 60 M
pair .......... ...... .......... pk.VU
Van Raalte Silk Hose, lace
stripes, Richelieu ribbed, also
glove silk with wide stripe .ef-
fects; worth 81 a pair. Very
special, the go nc
Children's fine ribbed Silk
Lisle Hose, colors: brown and
black; sizes 6 to TO-, The best
quality silk hsle in ribbed hose.
Looks as good as new after
washing, worth strictly !s6c al, ]
pair. A very .specia. ~ 80 y
price, the pair .......... 10 6
Children's fine ribbed, Lisle
Thread Hose, colors: brown
and black; sizes 6 to 10, worth
35c a pair. a real value, 0Es =
the pair ..s., :: :. :..., 1'::,: '::,:: ;AJ T. =:
Ladies' pure: thread Silk
Hose,5lisle top; double heelahd
toe;: color, black only, sizes 81
l-2yto 20; a nice. value bH slit
A>real bargain, the. *:::o co r.
pair :. *: W e.
Ladies' imported* real Kid
Gloves,,s7 two button: clasp with
self or contrast stitching, very
soft and elastic, sure to please;
wortha$3.,a pair. .:As;5 Hf"QA5
real value; the pair. .0J~
Ladies' Gauntlet Gloves tSs. a a.
real imported kid; cdhns::
brown, black and white; worth
S5 a. pair: A very special price,
rair,.> psip..>. =. $3.50
Ladies l2 and Is button real
imported Kid Gloves; colors:
bro~m, black and white; very
soft1and elastic; worth $6 and
S7sa pair. A real value, the
pair-
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/: S$4.l9 and S4.95:
Children's Spring .Sox.

Children's Spring Sox. w..
Children's Lisle Thread Sox
IN solid colors of black, brown,
romper, butter cup, green and
white. We have just received
these se15.s and they are worth
35cn'.,!r, sizes 6 to 9 1-2 For