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Evening star., 1922-05-18
IS Dozen
Gingham OueraHs
45c- Very Special
For children from Q to 6.

For children from Q to 6.
In blue, gray and rose
well-made overalls. with
pockets and neck finished ir
a contrasting material-the
best sort of play clothes fol
little ones-at a price de.
cidedly low.
25 Children's Dresses, in
lavender or blue gingham
dainty long waist style
white MILDLY or twill
dresses with sailor collar
braid trimmed. Sizes g
to 5 years. S1.25 each;
were $3.50.
II Children's Colored
Dresses. in gingham. cham
bray. soisette, and black
sateen-in varied styles,
some with bloomers, sizes
2 to 5. $1.85 each, were
$:.85 and 1895.
IL Children's Straw Hats.
variety of colors and
I shapes, for to year olds.
S3.9S each: were IS.
! Infants White Wicker
Crib, bassinet style. wire
springs.set on wheels so
that it may be easily
rolled. $7.9S, was $3.50.
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Special Size ApDareE

Crepe de Chine Dresses. hand
somely beaded with steel beads: size
42la; in navy blue and black. $50. 50
each: were S55.
Henna Crepe Knit Dresses, combined
with taupe Canton crepe, embroidered
In henna. Sizes Az and 48h. $3.50
each; were SIS,
Beaded and Embroidered Mig
navy. Sizes 5Oa, soy, 541. Sle. so
zach: were $50.
l Navy Satin Dress, with lace vest:
size 461a. $3.50; was $50. so.
/ Box-pleated White Serge Skirt,
waist measure. "a. $3.50; was $17.6O.
Sapphire Blue Sequin Evening
Gown. size 42h. 365; was $50.
Special Size Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Also the Following
One-Of-a-Kind Suits Reduced

Imported Orchid Tweed,
gray lined, size SO. &35, was
$3.50.
! Black and White Checked
Velour Suit, self-trimmed, size
AZ, $3S. so, was $3.50.
l Black and White Fine
Checked Mems Wear Suit,
with four large patch pockets,
size 3S. $34.75; WAS $47.5O.
Women's Suit Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18

s Windsor Chairs, mahogany
finish. S9.75 each; were $3.50.
l Dark Oak Table, fumed fin-
ish, 36 inches square. $6.7Ss was
$3.50.
Dressing Table. mahogany
finish; 912.45; was 326.
Tea Wagon, American Wal
nut finish, removable glass tray;
Sl4.56; was $50.
Chiffonier, brown mahogany
finish: &I0.75; was $32.6O.
Chifferette. in ivory finish'
e37 Bot was S67.50.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Sporting Goods.

90 Tennis Balls (l921). acc
each: were 60c,
Outdoor Golf Set, slightly damaged.
A.76; was SO.
2 Air Balls, made Of material ue.6
n Army balloons. sass each; Vsre
2s Boys Knives, aIl-me&l h.,s,..
loo each; were $50. s" ;.
9 Boys Knives. $50 each; vers ESQ,
g Knapsacks, Of good quality khad.
$50 esch; were $50.
Sporting Goods Section. Fourth asor
Evening star., 1922-05-18
UNUSUAL VALUES
This Friday Offers Exceptional Reductions
Far BeI0w Original Prices
Corsets at 81
We're SIS tn $40 Models

COrsetS at ~
We're $5 to $40 Models
so. including Madam Lyra,
Lily of France, Binner, Irene,
rame. OF hesh-color
broche or French coutils.
Medium or low busts, long
skirts. Complete line Of
sizes in the assortment.
Negligee Girdles, 75c
Were $3.50 to So
IS Girdles and Sport Cor
sets; different styles and
lengths; all satin, satin with
elastic, or pink broche and
elastic. Ideal models for
bathing. tennis, etc.
II ELASTIC BRAS
SIERES, with rubber straps
over shoulders. Sizes 36. 40,
"a, 46. 48, 50. 81 each; were s..
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Real Values in
Girls Spring Goats
$3.50
Formerly priced $3.50

Formerly priced $lZ.5O
81 Good-looking Spring
Coats for Girls at a price that
affords considerable savings;
all-wool tweeds, in varied
styles-half lined to match
in shades of orchid, tan, rose
and blue. Sizes E to ID.
2o Girls Aprons, plain
chambray and striped per-
cale-button or slip over
styles. Sizes s to IA. Csc
each; were 81.
4 Dark Blue Palmer Linen
Skirts. pleated on a band
splendid for, tennis, to wear
with middies. Size 16. Csc
each; were So.
Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Women IS Silk
Frocks, 1850
Were SIS to $3.50

A group of attractive silk
frocks for women-fashioned
of Canton crepe, crepe Ro-
maine and taffeta-in navy,
black and maple. Sizes 81 to 40.
s Navy and Black Satin
Dresses, trimmed with sand
georgette lace vests-and fancy
cuff-sizes SO to 40. 120.5O each;
were $3.50.
English Knit Sports Dresses,
in tan and brown-and henna.
Size 36. $3.50 eachs were $65.
Sports Dresses, of velette, in
navy and gray. SAND, red, black
and white-and copen and white.
Sizes So to 40. $3.50 eachs were
@85.
Women's Dress Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Vegetable Dishes
SOC Each
500 Pieces-All First Quality-Beautiful
Specially Purchased for Tomorrow's

25 attractively decorated porce-
lain dishes in a variety of patterns
at a price far below the cost.
1. Dinner Plates. French China. deco
rated border and gold lined. $7.bo dos.;
we're SIS. .sx.
doz.; were $14.
Dinner Sets, 80 pieces: decorated
porcelain. Very special at $3.yb eech:
~ Tea Cups and Saucers. imported
China, decorated. $50 each; we're Ioo:
II Tea Plates, blue bird decorated
porcelain. loo each: were 2oo.
II Soup Plates, biue bird, decorated
porcelain, l5c each; vere Csc. -
Dinner Plates, a. above. 15o each;
Dinner Sets, blue bird decorated
porcelain, 100 pieces. Very Special as
1895 set. a.. -.
Yellow Bowl Kitchen Sets, 9 bowls
81 set: were $1.9S.
Dinner Plates, imported decorated
China. $50 each; were SIC.
vases. imported, decorated. $A.eo
each; were $3.50.
French China Dinner Set, border
pattern and gold lined, 80 pieces. $ss'oo;
was 5000.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Samples
White Sport
Skirts. &.95

50 Of these at this very
special price. OF Surf Satin,
Tricotine, Gabardine or Linen.
Well tailored and with but
tom trimmed or embroidered
pockets. Slightly soiled
Skirts that we would mark
from IS to $40 In regular
stock.
Skirt eection, Third door,
Evening star., 1922-05-18
ChiIdren's Hosiery

~ nairs Children's Fine Ribbed
s,iE Hose. slightly damaged at
n.A tha +ons@sizes 81 to 10. $50
s5 nairs Children's White Silk
sor with fancy tops, broken
.;yes-a1 pair, were $1.5Os
az pairs Infants' White Sox.
with blue striped tops-sizes
ana Az, 12hc pair, were 2Sc.
Ch,1dren's Hosiery Section. Fourth
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Sateen
PetticOdts

100 extra good values for
ant Day. Shadow
nroof with reinforced panels:
Finished with embroidered
silk scallops or bound seal
ions of self material.
p.tt,coat section-Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
WOn,en's Knit
Under,uedr

23 Combination Suits, Jersey
ribbed 1isle; low neck, sleeve
less or bodice style with tight
fitting knee. White or pink.
Sizes 4, 5 and f. A bit soiled.
Csc suit; were 81.
81 Combination Suits, Jersey
RIBBED; low neck, sleeveless,
she'll trimmed loose knee. Sizes
5 and 6. SIC suit; were 75c.
"a Vests, Swiss ribbed lisle !;
low neck, sleeveless; pink.
Sizes 5 and 6. soc each; were
75c.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Household Necessities
We're $I2.75 and $l5.75

12 Heavy Corrugated Gar
bage Pals, 5-gallon capacity.
B5c each; were $1.35.
s Ideal Aluminium Double
Boilers, 2-quart size. csc each;
were $1.35.
Following articles
or irnperfect-but
1s Porcelain Table Tops, sizes
25x40. $1.0S each; were $3.50.
8 Aluminium s-Quart Preserv-
ing Kettles, 95c each, were S1.35.
9 Black Round Chair Seats.
13-Inch size. soc each; were 81.
8 Natural Wood Kit h n
Tables, one drawer. 22x2s size.
. 1926 each; were $3.50.
White Enameled W ash
Stand, 50; was 1915.
l Natural Wood Kitchen Table.
drop leaf; 36-inch round. IS,
was SS.25.
1 .4s-inch Porcelain Top
Kitchen Table, with large
drawer. $0.75, was $3.50.
Is Dust-no Garment B gs,
moth and dust proof. CSC each,
were $2.25.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
WOmen's
Sur, and Rain Umbrellas
SDeciuL. 1875

Special, $4.S
IS women's 24-inch Colored
SILK Sun and Rain Umbrellas, in
navy. green. garnet, purple and
brown.
Is Mems 27-inch Black Tape
Edge Piece Dyed Cloth Umbrel-
las, assorted wood handles, 2. w.
shape. S1.06 eaeAs were 93s
UmbtsIls Section, First door.
Evening star., 1922-05-18

Tan and Blue Velour
Checked Suit. crepe lined, size
80. So. so; was $3.50.
/ Lavender Plaid Cape and
Skirt Suit, braid bound, size
IS. SIS; WAS &20.50.
Covert Color Suit. trimmed
self strappings. size sc. S34.S5;
WAS $4s.50.
L Threepiece Sports Suit,
smart frock with cape. Size
36. S4J; was S65.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
IMPORTED
DECORATED CHINA

Chop Dish, slightly imperfect. %;
Vase. large. 36.s5; was 317.be.
Meat Platter. 81; va. $3.50.
Meat Dish. Il inches; fl.to; vSs ~
Fruit or Salad Bowl. $l.6e; was
$3.50. .. az,
China Ware Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Mems Ortords at Less
Friday Offers Four Interesting Groups
At Greatly Reduced or Special Prices

20 pairs of Tan English
Oxfords with Neolin soles
and rubber heels. All A
widths, in sizes 7, ~, 8, SO
and 9. Special. s. pair.
40 pairs Tan Roundtoe
Oxfords. with rubber heels.
Sizes TX, s. 81, 9 and 10 B;
E. 61a. ]. w, s, So and 9 D.
Special, S3.95 pair.
Mems Shoe Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
<Corsets at $3.50
We're $3.50 to SIS

We're $3.50 to SIS
IS of brocades or French
coutils waistline models or
low or medium bust styles
all with long skirts-with
best Wahlon boning. Broken
sizes but all sizes in the lot.
Brassieres, SOC
We're $l-tO $3.50
100 Bandeaux. satin and
lace and all satin; back and
front fastening: long waist
styles with shirred elastic
waistline. Sizes 80 to a..
Is ELASTIC BRAS
SIERES, front fastening
made of surgeons webbing.
Sizes 38, 40, AZ. a., 46 and 48.
Sl55 each; were 81 to S..
Corset sect!on-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18

$l.25.
slightly shopworn
Just as useful
White Handle Corn Brooms,
csc each; were $1.35.
IL Small-size Refrigerator Drip
Pans, zoe each, were 35c.
13 White Bathroom Mirrors,
size 13x19. soc each; were csc.
>>.3 AMIGO Kitchen Refuse Cans,
81 each; were 91.95.
Oak-fnish Kitchen Cabinet, with
porcelain extension table top. $3.50;
was $66.
1 White Porcelain-top Cabinet Table,
$3.50; was seq so.
al I BIB WaIsssr:.power Dish Washer.
Large-size Copper Wash Boiler.
$50: was $6.96.
Electric Bread Toaster, $3.50; was
$5.65.
Japanese Bird Cage. 80; was SIS.
Housefurnishings Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
WOmen's
Goats, Capes, Wraps
Greatly Reduced

l Stunning Black Canton Crepe
Wrappy Coat. caracul collar,
beautifully embroidered, $50,
was S225.
1 Sorrento Marvella Wrappy
Coat, sos, WINS $3.50.
Smart Navy Velette Coat.
trimming of hand applique. $75,
was S115.
2 Twill Cord Capes. in navy
and Tan-S35 each; were $3.50.
l Handsome Navy Pandora
Wrap. $3.50, was $115.
l Gaylardia Marvella Top Coat,
hand tailored. 355, was sos.
l Dark Brown Homespun
Sports Coat, lined. SIS. was
$3.50
/ Canton Crepe wrappy Coat.
cherry and black. 455, was 19S.
Cairo Duvetyn Cape-Wrap,
crepe lined, $3.50, was @125.
l Shawsheen Cape. smartly
trimmed with chenille. $3.50.
was S49.50.
Beige Marvella Cape. $3.50,
was $3.50.
women's Coat Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Share in the Friday Remnant Day S

familiar will find merchandise
iapoin Frny-veryw
Rennan L not exhangeabe
ron accepted
Evening star., 1922-05-18
An Extra Special for
Young Men, Friday
High School Suits
Special at $9.75
Men s Both Robes, Special, $3.50

So plain striped patterns navy gray pink black
and white and other color combinations. Self trimmed
pockets cuffs and girdes. Well made and especially good
for summer Small medium and large sizes.
Men Sectou md
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Pure Silk
Slip-On SsUeaters
Special. $40

There is saving of SIS on
every one of these sweaters, for
if perfect they would sell in reg
ular stock at $l5-but due to
slight imperfections, which do
not affect the wearing of the
sweater, we marked them at this
low price. Choice of round and
v neck, in white, navy, black,
gray and brown.
Also--7 Tuxedo Models. in regular
weaves; In black, periwinkle ana green.
$l2.H each-if perfect would sell for
$Ip.75.
50 Wool Slip-on Sweaters. novelty
weayes; variety Of eolors. Reduced to
$i.3t each.
Alpaca Tuxedo Sweaters. $4.05
each: were 48.76.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Clearance of. Misses Apparel
Offering Splendid Values
and Substantial Sarings
20 IWeed Suits, Us

These suits formerly sold SIS you what
Savings are offered hera we'll tailored
from from mture in Lavender brown. mulberry gray
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Fancy White
Skirhng, 55c Yard

$40 yards in FIVE different de-
signs; including stripes and
plaids-all white. 36 inches
wide. Regularly ST yard.
White Goods Section, Second floor
Baby Carriages
White Enameled Carriage.
velour lined; reversible gear:
windshield and safety strap. $40;
was SIS.
White Enameled Carriage, as
above. but velvet lined. $46;
was 365.
l Reed Stroller; adjustable foot
and back rest. $16.25; was S2S.
Stroller, as above, but all reed
with corduroy cushion. artillery
wheels. Slightly soiled. S25,
was $3.50.
Baby Carriage Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18

IS pairs James A. Banister
Black Cordovan Oxfords;
fancy wing tip, narrow toe,
brogue. Sizes J. 7s. 8, 50,
9, 9H and 10 B; E, 6H. 7, IA,
8, 81, 9, 91a and 10 c. $3.50
pair; were $12.
Is pairs Patent Leather
Dance Oxfords. Sizes 5H. E,
61z. J. 71z and 8 c. Special,
$3.50 pair.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Waste Paper Baskets, Very Special, 45t

IA of these imported baskets attractive coors strongly
made and in a choice of sizes Indeed values.
Imported WiIlo,s Hampers, $2.25, So, $3.50, $395
Each price special "a of bleached round willow
strongly made durable and in choice of four Sizes
SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT OR SHOPWORN-
phnppne Baskets imported 100
e.0rnss s.As" ' ss'
essafs 49, n;
.n.,eS " s g; va ssaS ~
Evening star., 1922-05-18

cdonS tor Friday
2 Englander Couches: folding.
Aft. size. Special. &I9.75 each.
2 Double Beds, white enameled.
with woven wire springs S14.:5
each; were S21.
2 Pairs Beds, 3-ft. size; white
enameled: complete with springs.
$3.50 pair, were $43.
Twin Link Bed Springs, 3-6
size. 34.45 eaehs were ~.
Chiid's Crib: white enameled:
sliding side and wire link spring.
9I2.75y was e22.B0.
Furniture and Bed Section, Sixth door.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Reduced for Final Clearance
Women$ Sports Suits
1850

Formerly sold at $3.50 and $3.50 you can see
what the actual savings There 80 suits in the
collecton-consisting of novelty knitted and sports
suits, in tuxedo and link button eects-pain tailored
skirts-and every suit tailored Colors are Jade
tan, gray, rose and mxtures-sizes "a to a.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Fur ChOkers

4 American Opossum Chokers-
Special, $3.50 each.
2 Taupe Ringtail Chokers. spe-
cial, 412.5O each.
cial. $3.50.
kolinsky Choker. Special /,
$3.50.
l Stone Marten Choker, &25.
was S35.
l. Stone Marten Choker, $3.50.
was &20.5O.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18

25 Cases Swift's Borax Laun-
dry Soap, Special 21zc cake-sold
In case lots OF 100 cakes only.
IL Aluminium 6-cup Percolaters,
Colonial shape, csc each; were
Sf.25.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Mems Fine Mercerized Lis1e Socks.
Special. 25c Pair

80 dozen Friday Seamless Socks with double and
Black, cordovan Sizes 9H to ll1a Were
35c Mems Furnishings Section First hoor
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Furniture and Beds

Subject slight damages etc-sod "as is and
Deep Price Reductions for Friday
Evening star., 1922-05-18

10 Afternoon Dresses, in satin,
taffeta and crepe; attractiyely
trimmed; sizes IA; 16. is. SI4.75
eachs were '&25 and S2S.
Full Pleated French Serge
Skirts. waist measures. IS. 2S:
lengths 80 and Sc; good to wear
with middies. $4.s5 each; were
s10.75.
Is Afternoon Dresses, in taf-
feta and crepe de chine, attrac-
tive models. with pipings or
touches of embroidery in light
-colors: choose from navy. brown
and black: sizes II. 16, IS. 1915
each; were $18.s5 and SIS.
ightline and cape style, with now
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Fine Lingerie

10 Flesh Crepe de Chine and
Woven Jersey Envelope Chemise,
corset cover and strap styles:
sizes J6 to ~. -$2.0S each, were
s5.
3 Radium Silk and Satin Step
tns, In flesh color; lengths 23 and
Is. e2.0B eaehs were $3.50 and 45.
~ Philippine Straight Chemise.
hand scalloped; sizes SO to. a.
H1.46 eakAl were -.
10 Philippine Open Drawer
Combinations, hand embroidered
and scalloped; sizes 36 to AZ.
pl.0S each, were $3.50 and Is.
SIX Underyear Section. Third door.
Children's Underwear
80 Boys Cross Barred Shirts,
low neck, no sleeves; slightly
soiled; sizes IS, IS. 8Se each,
were 56c.
Is Children's g o m b ina ii o n
Suits, high neck, short sleeves.
knee lengths--eizes to at and 3
year .olds. YBe eaehJ were 91.16.
Chfldren's Underwear esetioa. Fourth
door.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
FLOlUer
Trimmings, Csc

200 pieces: many were twice
this Remnant Day price. Clusters
or single flowers. And flowers are
most favored of trimmings, now.
Millinery Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Mems Rain or
Sunshine Coats
Special, $3.50

3 single-breasted models, but
ton-through style; of dark gray
worsted cord fabric. Craven
ette" finished. Sizes SO, 81 and
AZ.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
trimmed and Sport
Hats, $I.95
We're $5 to $40

so of these in ever SO many
shapes, colors and with newest
of trimmings.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Wonsen's Black and Tan Pumps
$2.75 Pair; We're SO to $3.50

Just % pairs in this collection-incudin
skin and patent leather pumps Sizes 4, 415,
S "A. 81. 5, 81. A; g. 4, 7 B; ~, 8, 4, 5H, 7 c
Women's Shoe Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Unusual Friday Sale
White Canuas Ortords
So. Is Pair; We're s8

Smart seasonabe footwear, price that offers you
siderable Some of best selling oxfods
euded in this assortmsn-sold down incomplete size
thus the reductions 81 pairs White Canvas Oxford with
wing tip others with plain straight heels and Good
81, A. 3z a. S, 5H, B; 21s 3, 3H, c.
Evening star., 1922-05-18
Mems and Boys Laundered
Collars, SC Each; SOC Dozen
Regularly s225 and 81 Dozen

all sizes in the combined lot.
Sc Union Suits, checked and
plaid nainsook; sleeveless. knee
length, closed crotch and with
elastic back inserts. Sizes sS,
40, AZ. S5c suit; were $1.15.
Is Short Lengths Madras: used
in our custom shirt department.:
neat striped patterns, fast colors.
/ to yard lengths. soc yard;
wore 81
Evening star., 1922-05-18

Not all sizes in all styles. b
20 Mems Silk Ties, four-in-
hand: figured or striped pat
terms: medium or dark colorS.
Csc each; were 81.
81 Neglige Shirts, madras or
percale: neat patterns. Sizes IA,
141a. 151.. Is and 16l2. $1.55
each; were $3.50 to 81.
81 Leather Belts, black and tan,
with tongue buckles. Sizes "a,
Sc, 40. A and 46 25c each; were
SOr and 15c
Evening star., 1922-05-18

yndervear sectior-Third door,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
WALL STREET

NEW YORK.-Gulf states remained
a sensational stock at today's opening
market The first transaction showed
a three point rise to SO, duplication
Yesterdays maximum price. After re-
acting one point the stock rallied to
81, new high record. Replogle,
which is prominently mentioned in
connection with one or more proposed
mergers Of independent steel compan-
les, suddenly shot forward on a sue
cession OF dealings to Al, gain OF
iOss points. Within the first 10
minutes Cruciole, Midvale, Vanadium'
Republic and Colorado Fuel registered
gains of ~ and ) points. Other
stocks including prominent rails, and
specialties, We're irregular.
Gulf State Steel made another dip to
74ls at midday when trading became
less active. Motors. estimates and oils
then assumed leadership of the mar
ket. Studebaker. Chandler, Pierce Ar
row. Pfd., Baldwin Locomotive, Mexi-
can Petroleum and Genera Asphalt
gained to points.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
BATH TUB SHOPPERS
Big NEED IN RUSSIA

MOSCOW Tho enterprising mer-
chant who provides n supply Of bath
tub and wash basin shoppers for Rus,
sia will be hailed enthusiastically by
foreigners and natives alike. as these
necessary articles have utterly dis.
appeared. The inhabitants are using
corlss and wooden plugs wrapped with
cloth.
The most popular member of the
American colony now In Moscow Is Il
young woman who very thoughtful
ly brought supply of rubber shoppers
from New York and distributed them
among her friends as Christmas pres.
cnts.
Virtually all hotels. office buildings
and residences provided with plumb.
ing have been occupied at some time
within the past four years by troops
or government offices, with the result
that plumbing and light fixtures have
either been removed entirely or badly
damaged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
ChicagO Grain.
Opened High Low Close
PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. - Potatoes. Steady; q
cars: total L. s. shipments 22l; prac-
tically no demand or movement ac-
count weather; too cold to open cars;
no sales reported.
BUTTER: Firm; creamery extras.
32A; firats, 26la to 81; seconds, %
to 25ia; standards, 20.
Eggs: Lower; receipts 1898 cases;
frsts, SO; ordinary firsts, 30 to 32;
miscellaneous, 33 to 35; refrigerator
firsts, Il 10 "a.
Poultry: Alive, lower fowls. 2S
springs. 2l; roosters II.
KANSAS CITY.-Eggs, . cents high
or; first -. Butter unchanged. Poul-
try: Hens / csnt higher, 81; springs
and roostcrs. unchanged. Potatoes. un'
changed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
LIVESTOCK

KANSAS ClTY.--Cattle: / 200; trade
slow, all classes around steady, un.
dcrtone decidedly weak on beef steers
and she stock: top steers, 7.25: few
cows 4.50; bulk, 4.25 down; medium
heifers. AIS to 5.65; odd vealers, $50;
medium stockers. $50; good feeders.
$50
Hogs: $500; generally strong to Il
cents higher TO both packers an6
top 500 packer top. 795; shippe.
sows and pigs steady
Sheep: 1,0Oo; killing classes fully
steady, lao Founders. 6.75; 20 pounG
Colorado fed nmbs, 1915.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
Wool Industry Favored.

BOSTON.-The commercial bulctii
tomorrow will say: THE wool indus
try of the country is cropping blindl,
forward, the limited stocks OF WOO
available forcing prices steadily W.
ward on n moderate demand from tn,
mills. Manufacturers naturally arr
loath to name prices on the heavy
weight seasons good until they have
some idea cf what they must bas,
their tariff cost upon. Ii.
"Thc foreign markets are very bouy
ant. Some contracting has been re-
ported from Nevada on the sheep'i
back to q to 23 cents although 1t Is
stated that the growers now arc
asking anywhere from 25 to 80 cent
for their woods and matters have
come more or less to an impasse.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
Fort Worth Live Stock

FORT WORTH.-Cattle: 1900; beeve
$50 TO $50; stockers, 800 to soc
cows and helfers, 200 to $50; yeai
lings. $50 to $50; calves, 200 L
100. Hogs: 1900; light 7.75 % f.se
heavy; $50 to 1885, pigs. 600 to csc.
sheep: 500: lambs, $50 to 1880; year
lings, $50 to 7.5O wethers, 600 I,
ESQ; ewes, 800 to $50; stoclier shee,'
$50 to 4.50; feeder lambs, $50 10 S.j'-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
Cold Helms Wheat.

CHICAGO.--Cold weather and lacl
Of snow gave new strength 10 tht
wheat market today. Sentiment con
tinued also 10 be influenced by talk
Of a prospective shortage OF domestic
supplies and by assertions that Eu
rope must buy large quantities
grain in the worlds markets. Open.
ing quotations, which varied from un
changed figures to half cents hghe
were followed by slight gains al.
around.
Corn and oats were a trifle firmer
helped by wheat strength. Corn star
ed unchanged and then hardened .
little.
Oats, after opening to shade OF.
held close to the initial range.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-20
OIL FIELD SUPPLIES

FOR SALE BY OWNER No. "a Star
drilling machine (tractor) with "a
h. p. portable boiler; now stored at
Chickasaw Refinery plant: just what
you need to drill with in the new
oil field Of Brock. Address ID. J.
Childs. 1914 T.. 4 NJ. Bldg, Phone LID.
~, Ft. Worth, Texas. 200