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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
Financial
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PANINtR WANTED Right party caA
tuy uHo. .fnur.b tutersst 10 gigantic Ia
duStruu enterurs" draw 500 monthly
salary and commissions. Plus one. fourth
~ urniIts FIRST sN months. onc-f0pr'h
0f proftr and $500 monthly thereafter
s.. SOC cash Required, Investment amply
secured aud returned first HiN rronthHi
references exchanged. "it-N, cars
Worlt
PICTURE SHOW W-CapRc'ty sOoi "a
mcnt. g. 500 cash balance terms; By
owner. VI g. Bups"r. Jackson Thegtert
Fifteenth ana Jackson, Kansas CITY.
STNKTTNG 4 COMPANY save expensai
amt taxes by organizing on tue
ropular common law plan under
pure declaration Of trust; no experiences
required ~ nu iu DemArce STANDARD
Forms issue shares and begin dpins
husiness az once; genuine Demares
by attorneys and utilized by suocessful
concerns Throughout tho United states
send tor large fcee pamphlet tC.ibD,
cuutaiuE valuable Information that yeu
may need, a. S. Dcmaree legal blank
publisher 7os Walnut kansas civ, Mo:
StLENT pAKTNER on CHRISTIAN RE-
IIGtpS WANTED who wishes to maka
20 pnr cent on ther money business
has uutEruvu prorcut capital, which IL
needed; I VIII cali personally "a SEQ yoni
don't answer unlvsn YOU mean busi.
u"ss 72l-G. car" World.
WANTED TO UrH tailor and cieanihs
shop out of city, pfctor oii town; no
Iun, or dt1d one wanted, or VIII buy
small outOt FOR cleaning shop. 22l N.
Maybell ST. Tulsa J \. Jgschard
baoN WILL handle good paying business.
balance on easy terms, excellent oppur-
tuuitN. isll, tast IA N Main.
81 600 PUTS you ~ a good grocery busi-
mesa daily sales. 500, stock at invoice
cut tn suit. easy payments. stewart
salcs Co. 2o6 Rohlnson nldE. --..-
81 roo Will put Nuu IN possession Of one
NJ the br8t Aihufban pruceries and mar
kets IN Tulsa. good locations rent $40.
chill PARLoR. good onei $500 cash.
HOME pIN1NG.RooM doing s75 per day;
prico ti6Oe cash.
FtRST.CLAss cLfe doing good business;
good locations reasonable rent; priced
rlght.
DANDY LITTLE millinery store. worth
the money. small cash payment, viii
trade some,
NIFTY LITTLE har and lunch bargain.
reasonable rent, terms.
TtN-RooM roaming house; rent s1c, a
bargain for cash.
NINE ROOM rcomlng house. rent teoI
good location, terms.
F., r. HOUSTON
4os Security Bldg. Cedar nt.
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AGENTS Make 40 to S2j a day selling
Dorene household ana toilet articles,
Hazel Lawrence, Tiqua, Ohio says.
Never uHde such easy money" outfit
free, write Crow Chemical Co. Desk T.,
ATCauum. Ohio
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Observation-Disclosures 2

WHEN wanting concrete work. cal Usage
537l-R
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Business Service
BuiiDiN0 AND CoNrRA,TiNG

.1R GENERAL CONTRACTOR call
Usage 5l3i-J brick or frumo plans and
..ftnutes free; references
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AGENTS-S3 apiece for reversible two
in-une' all.wcsthcr TainCuat orders
wear either way amazing seller; sample
free. Parker MFG Co, coat 1888, Day
ton. Ohio.
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o. BACHELORS MI tn lpN
Suits refined. shirt sleeves shortened Wui .
gnAIanteed. 2l2h 5. Mnin Gsage se.s
BE DETECTIVE-f60-Sl weekly
travel over world. experience unueces,
sary, American Detective Agency, s-s
Lucas, 81 Louis
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territory. who are not satisfied WITH
less than s3eG per month"; new artc'e
with unlimited possibilities and no com
Peltlcn; commands attention wherever
shown: small Investment required
Apply from 10 to i2 and 20 s. sun
DAY and Monday Room 4ol Kaufman
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"a ANTED-Calcrda~ gale~Wau for gE-
tCusiys assortment advertising calrr
dars. tana. Ctr. our line IB roupi'rH
including 80 Western outdoor scenes
and prices are right; readily sold Go
merchants manufactures ana banks
ltgn rrd business proposition. E'Hfn
experience i' any and send reference
in first letter Ramsay calendar Co.
MO Pine St., 81, LJu.s, 80,
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HELp-MALE OR FEMALE 40
MN OR WOMEN. salary $50, fun time
81 an hour spare time selling gusran'
tsed hosiery direct to wearer, cotton.
SILK heather mixtures International
Mills Nnrristoyn, Pa
NAN OR WOMAN to sell "a high-Eradc
Ias VI Christmas cards. OAags Gs65.
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Employment
s\i-rSNTN Am AGINrS

NtifNhtN RNb ANfNtN f
TIRE ANp ACCESSORY SALESNEN- -tp
to 500 weekly paid, FpEre or tuIl time
no capital or experience needed. good
all tho year around, take orders frr
rIai.raas highly guaranteed, sttnlttd
gtHdo. Akron quality cord and fabric
ura- au5 iubcs u lees than dcnlsrs
prlcra write for particulars Federal
Runner Goods Go. Akron onto
THt KEY TONE NlLW COMPANY is
urgnuIt.uE permanent sales fofre fut
Oklahoma, two or three more ambitious
young mpu may he placed For inter
Wow gall u NJ. Jordan Uo'"l Iu.sa.
WHILE Learning it lesrr q risht At
the rusa nuFuesH college.
WANTED AT ONCE. TWO live wire roal
ply in person. on city Realty Co. goo
WANTED .ENpottenred trunk sBlrsmon
Tor oklahoma and Arkansas on com.
WAaslnu huAiN only give references Win
r'rV. Consolidated Trunk a nag Coz
$40 nAlIN EAsN rhe hie woudor line OF
household samples free. Textile Prod
ugts co.. ont i'r0aiWay. Now York
3leo NEGKIS pleasant work.. Hppolutlug
local AGENTS 10 introduce Mother Huh
bard t"vtH. mo- cauvassing no deINrr-
ML. NO money invested tnthout Goa.
tto Coueg.as. thicagu.
$500 tu Siuu between now and ChJIHtiup-,
Hr'l UftturtiEo line Of household special
tics. trUltl ana wanted by everyone.
500 per cont profit, {Hib ou'tt frr"
to worEcts Harvard Co. san vs. SiAjy-
tuitu. chicago.
81 600 EHCDHpS Euurautesd with ono
r,ripBy pu,nugruuh uvrIIri new, dit.
frrrrt, ,nuuut miurr records. SO Aai'r
easy. fTrv Sample fO workers. Ever.
rlay Mcllurr blir. chicago.
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EMPLOYMENT
mtLp MANrEnl-MA

ENpERlENCED SANDWICH MAN. An.
Ply Monday Toasted Sandwich shop.
2l4 S. Boston
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okla by the trustees at public auction.
"a such parcels as may appear prac-
ticable on the Goth day Of November,
l929 1T 10 O'Clock IN tho forenoon; Z;
terms cash. Detailed Information MY
be obtained at tho office Of the Referee
Of bankruptcy and from the Trustees OF
the Bankrupt AZ Oklahoma city Okls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

AGENIS-We want 500 men to sell re-
yersibie raiucoats direct to consumer.
one side stylish fall topcoat, other side
storm proof rsincOat; two coats for the
price ot one. show coat and sale IL made
no experience or capital required we
deliver aud collect, $500 TO S400 monthly
easy. SO daily easy for spare time. no
waiting FOR your pay, paid daly. biggest
money proposition ever offered on agent;
sample coat free 20 workers. our new
selling plan is a winner, be first In your
territory. write quick MsC-D-Chee
Minis Co. Coat 1911, Cincinnati. ohio.
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> 1T'I7 m ST PAi0-7F-WARKS


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protected in south America. Write lot
Patent Hand Book. Prompt skiIliui
service Mum n Co. Patent Attorneys,
Washington office Scientific American
building. New york office, Gl5-F Wool
worth Bldg Chicago office Tower
building: Cleveland office, Hanna build
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ing.
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- ECFlN YES needed everywheTei p'eh.
Wofk; home or traveG experience un
necessary, let us prrbare you, es'hh
.shed 1909: Information free ln'crna
n9hal Detective Exchange. % Quinc5
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PATENT ATTORNEyS

PATENTS Write for free guide books
and evidence Of conception blank; send
model or sketch and description OF in
veution for our free opinion OF It's pat
eutable nature. Highest references
prompt attention; reasonable terms. VIC
iugtnD. u G.
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PRINTiNG AM SIATi0NfRY 8

SET ON the other end Of our telephone
and we'u deliver your printing 10 your
back door in "a hours Cedar G33,
CHAMBERS 6 STREET,
W. ARCHER ST
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~ a DETFTTINI'-LN0f 0pp3TIunl
ty good pay; travel Write C. I Lua
wig, Ss4 West0ver Bldg Kansas CITY
Mo.
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EMPLOYMENT
SITUATIONS wANrup-rEMNE

SITUATIONS NANItD-ttMNiE ~
UtrINEp vid1w wants rofiuoo az
huuHohvrpnr gG. II, care world. or csl
,-ls. llel-l --.--
sIIlAIION VNNIED-uy good cojored
E. c.uh or general homework Phone
psdgo 2uoa
YOUNG LADY wishes work after y. mo
cSprrrnrod n9 cashier AW'' solesledy
and tgtp small set OF books. Atb.J,
''i' Wn.lI. .---.
RrFlNEp LADY wants 10 manaRo
apartment cor ruoWluG house. can give
trtcgcogcs. nos 9t.u. cUrc World
TIM HAiUMONG WET WASH
WET wash 30 pounds 81. vo do finished
wnrt lf dee.rod. phune Ofnge 2o5o
WANTED Nurslue by experienced nurse.
two years hospital training. Cedar
shNl cure Wor.d.
wANrrp. .W4snius 81 per dozen. call
MNNr rEp--rpsulou as Il y y operators
,tu du Ecu,iH office work, experienced.
Co11 psaEo it3b
WANTED Laundry 10 do. au work
pu1rotccd ti.S per dozen. Cedar
honaks,pcr with 10 years experience
grurtaI otnce work. good references.
t"dnr .NlN
WANIEp-W -W6ahIng 10 DO. 81 per do5eu
Phone Cedar s0ts-J. td2 ~ Boston.
',NNl
WANTED -rr1ctical nursing CITY. re.
iHi.ur". $50 pcr weeh pHge 7oeb
VIC CAN turrlsh YOU experienced office
help ~ any klnd, free service. Phone
osUr" 3lJi rrlvntc business College.
YOUNG indy. collector aud general office
cor splcaluIy work hftor p M. ami
s"tutdny b. Gait Cedar s2"i after b
u'.ipUl,
YOUNG LADY Wishes work after 3 m.
experienced MS CuHhior, typlst. saleuladv
and i,a,u smBH set Of books. i7b-I
varo No0d
YOUNG LADY with seven years atouo-
rrlphlc oud bookkeeping experience de-
tros s'crriarlW poYttlun with reliable
firm. Ds4rp .EgG
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800 per cont ptott, {H7b outtIt Ire"
to "'rtcts Harvard Coz S1N vs. SiAiy-
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1900 kHttlibS EuUrautrsd with onu
lsNripIHN photograph urriIri new, I'll.
fr'rnt 'Hur"t iu'urc records $40 3Ai''
easy nee tanWrig To- WnrH'ts. Ever.
N'. lu't l''lta , lll-'t t".---....
SITUATIONS WANTFB-MNIE a.
ACCotNTANF AMI rAN -tNrI.ItT-
rurcu y,ars' c,p,riarr,. gin ka,p
one OF two small sets hooNs In spare
tnr. T. % nov a.. ,ru,-a
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moro than salary. i0' ygarf' exporicnCe'
two years oil. uu1ucstiouahia rcfcr-
cuc,s Address COS =. care World.
AMBITIOUS Y0ING NAN must have
wotN prefers position Win chance for
ad,uucGmcut but wm take anything
permanent paying uvablc salary. OsnHe
2a6e.
AN ENPERIENCED MIIKEU--BntTy or
tatm, married. references SOFA n
rhlrd. lut1 hotel
BOOKkEEpEH-- capable taking OFT trial
balance ana mnking financial statement
seeks position; tour years experience.
moderate salary TO Start. Al refer.
enccR Addre-H t0A-N, caro- World.
Bill CLERK With several years cxpori-
drsss tGo.N care World,
tINIl. INGI NEEE Eighteen ypRrs' *.
pcrtenca on construction work. wants
connection with contractor or oil COM
pany, In charge Of construction work or
as Engineer. ann care \yorId
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EXFERTENCED CLERk in hardware and
furniture. desires position. can Oaage
23a6-1
ENUINEER Wishes posiIi0n also rood
mechanic; can rive good reference
now employed. Cedar Ssua klasinger,
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-12
Pure Linen
Dresses
Children's Lawn
Swings

Strongly made of
hard wood. will seat 4
children; made exact
ly like grown-ups use,
painted green and ma
tural color .$6.40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-12
MINUTES
Proceedings of the Board of Aldermen CT
the City of Perth Amboy. n. j..
June 26th. 1922

Adjourned meeting of the Council of
the City of Perth Amboy. N. j.. held
June 26th, 1922, adjourned from June
18th. 1922. All the members of Council
we're present. namely: Aldermen Soield,
Waters. Patten, Mcclure, Clark, Riedy,
and Alderman-at-Large Calvin.
Letter from the Mayor accompanied by
remembrance against the erection of gaso
Iene service station at Market and King
Streets, by Consumers Service station
was received and laid on the table.
The following resolution offered by Mr.,
Waters:
Resolved, that the Police Committee be
empowered to have constructed one tratit
booth at a cost not TO exceed $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-12

that a hearing will be had upon the same
before Honorable Judges of the United
States District Court at Trenton, on Mon
day. July "a. 1922. at 10: 80 A. NJ. at which
time and place all creditors and other per-
sons in interest may appear and show
cause. if any they may have. why the
prayer of the said petition should not be
granted.
Dated, July II, 1922.
ADRIAN LYON,
15572-7-12-1t Referee in Bankruptcy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-12

was adopted by the following vote: Yea
-Soleld' Waters. Patten. Mcclure. Calvin,
| ~Nay-Clark, Riedy.
on motion Council adjourned.
A. f. GRAHAM,
1522O-7-l2-1t City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-12
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY

In the Matter OF
THE SHOE MARKET, INC,
A New Jersey Corporation,
IN BANKRUPTCY
ALLEGED BANKRUPT
To the creditors of the Shoe Market,
Inc. a New Jersey corporation, alleged
bankrupt, of the City of Perth Amboy.
County of Middlesex and District afore-
said:
Notice is hereby given that on the tenth
day of July, 194:, the said alleged bank
rupt filed it's petition heron, praying that
its offer of composition be confirmed. and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-12

Made in the round
style; big size, strong
ly made of wicker at
tached cover with side
handles; at 49,. $1.9S
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Wool Dress Goods Dept.

56-inch All Wool Jersey, $2.69
values, special. . .........$ 1925
38-inch Half Wool Plaids, $1.25
56-inch All Wool Crepe, $3.95
values. =. 1925
32-inch All Wool Challis, $1.39
values. 81. 90
36-inch Silk and Wool Canton
Crepe, 1918 values. ...... 1925
56-inch All Wool Basket Weaves,
1896 value. 1925
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Underwear at Acorn Day
Prices

Ladies' "Daby part wool union suits, with high neck
long sleeve ankle length round neck elbow sleeve ankle
length low neck sleeve ankle length low neck, no
sleeve knee length Regular 1925 and $3.50 values
Ladies' "Kayser" Union Suits, in mercerized lisleow
neck sleeve ankle length in sizes and only Regu-
lar $500 values, special. $1.S9
Ladies' Phoenix Silk Knitted Knckers in white black
flesh or qrav regular 81 rs values $3.75
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Firsheen Boomers

Ladies' Boomers, the Fir
sheen" make in silk fiber. Coll
ors are black, navy, taupe,
brown, green and purple.
Special 1895
Ladies' Black Sa tie en-
Boomers for gym wear, in the
Jack Tar" make, extra full.
Special $3.50
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Donestics

17-inch Good Quality All Linen Unbeached Crash
Toweling a crash that washes easy and soft, Acorn
Dav Observation-Disclosures 9e
72-inch Bleached MerceriZed Damask in good heavy
quality Acorn ....................6 CSC
81x9O Hemmed Bleached Sheets, made Of heavy
thread sheeting-buy them ready made at less than
the sheetng by the yard, Acorn Day $130
36-nch Fine Madras Shifting in nice neat patterns.
Our regular 25c and 29c quality, Acorn Day ice
32-inch Fine Madras Shifting, in NICE neat patterns
regular Csc and 75c values. ................ 4Sc
74x84 inch Fancy Plaid Blankets, good weight and
soft finish in pink blue, tan, grey and lavender,
Acorn LAY, pair Pf'0o
7Ox8O INCH All Wool Plaid Blankets, nicely bound
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Hosiery Specials for Acorn Day

Silk Hose semiashioned Isle top double
black seal brown and tobacco brown $5O
$50
smfashioned double foot brown
valu
Womens Cotton Hose in brown only Csc values 19e
Wonens Mecerzed Hose outside sefashoned in brown only
Mems se Hose full fashioned and seashioned Colors
brown babriggan, white Broken line of sizes50c
sc valu
Silk drop stitch full fashioned double foot gray
only,
Hose white,
sizes, 35c values. .25c
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Sweaters for
Chilly Days

Children's Sweaters in
navy, red, brown and white,
age 2 to 6-years. Special $2.45
Children's Sweaters in the
coat and slip on styles. Colors
are blue, brown and red. Age
6 to IA years. Special. 1878
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For the Little Tots

sChildren's Sleepers with
feet in pink and blue Flannel
cite materials. Ages from 2
to 6 years. Special. :. .49c
Infants all wool white
hood, helmet style. Spe-
cial SOC
Hats for the small boys in
many different shapes, ma
terials are velvet, velour and
polo cloth and the colors are
black, navys, browns and
tans. Special 81. 95
All Children's Coats for
Acorn Day at reduced prices.
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EMOTIONS

Stay Fast Hair Nets, double cap, IL for :. .$1.25
Ladies' Sanitary Belt, SOC value. ........ $50
Elastic, black and white, IA inch, IL yards, $1.OO
Snaps, 8 cards ...................2 zoe
Enameled Slipper Trees, Csc value ....... 19c
Flash Alarm Clock, $500 value. ........ $3.50
Furnace Gloves, 35c value. ................25 Csc
Ladies' Sew-On Supporters, Csc value. -. .19c
Safety Pins 8 cards Observation-Disclosures. Toe
Rick Rack in colors. 3-yard pieces, 15c value,
for .25c
Clothes Pin Bags 25c value. .15c
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Art Goods

S1.50 Lunch Cloth $50
36x36 Cloth stamped in tinted cross stitch de-
sign on white linen finished material. Hemstitched
for crochet edge. $1.5O value csc
75c Towels 39c
/18x36 Huck Towel, stamped in French Knot de-
sign, with hemsttched points to be crocheted, 75c
$500 Apron, $1.OO
Black Oil Cloth Apron, stamped in attractive de-
sign, to be embroidered in colored wools $500
75c Five Piece Luncheon Set, SOC
18x24 Center with four 12x18 service pieces,
stamped in bold design and tinted in high colors s.
$1OO ROmper 69c
Ready made Romper stamped in simple designs
Come in pink, tan, blue and white. $10O Rom
Values up to 35c, Special, Sc Bolt
Lace Braids 3 and 6 yards to a bolt, in ecru or
white used for crocheting. While they last Sc bolt
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Toiletries

SOC White Rose Per-
tune, OF. $50
SOC Locust Blossum Per-
fume, or. 3Sc
$3.50 Mary Garden Toi-
let Water .....$1.20
$500 Mary Garden Toi-
let Water -. $500
$1.00 Mary Garden Face
Powder .........S 5c
35c Mary Garden Tai
cum .ZSc
SOC Doris Rose Tai
cum ........... SSc
35c-65c Ponds Cold and
Vanishing Cream. =.
........... 29e-40e
50c-$1.00 Creme Angelus
Lemon Cream .......
........... 30c-70c
25c-50c-$1.00 Lavoris. :.
....... 19e-39c-79c
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Acorn Day Specials in
the Silk Department

36-inch Narrow Vale Corduroy, black, white, and
tan colors to choose from, yard. .79e
$3.50, 36-inch Silk and Wool Canton Crepe in
copen and navy blue seal brown and black, special
yarQ. "PA'eoO
$500, 40-inch Canton Crepe, in navy blue, seal
brown, and black, yard. .$275
$500, 4O-inch Bulgarian and Romance Printed
Crepe yard. ......................... $275
$3.50, 36-inch Costume Velvet, in wine, plum
copen and navy blue seal brown, old rose, and black
yarQ. . 49,. P%'OC
$4.O0, 40-inch Black Maco Crepe, yard. $20S
$500 and $3.50, 36-inch Scotch Plaid Silk for
children's dresses, serge weave, yard $10S
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Ronpers that
Stand the Wear

Children's Rompers in ma
terials of bingham and cham
bry in checked and plain col
ors. Ages 1 to a years Reg
ular $1.95 value, special $1.65
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35c Jergen's Hand Lo-
ton .......... csc
$1.00 Madden Hair
Tonic .70c
SOC Mulsified Sham
poo .oSc
25c-50c Amolin 10000
SOC Meet Depilatory $50
SOC Pebeco Tooth
Paste SOC
35c Senreco Tooth
Paste -. E" .@c
10c Jergen's Almond
Soap, 3 for. ESQ
10c Creme Oil Soap,
dOZ. BUG
Coo Lame Face Pow
der .Sc
75c Lov-me Face Pow
der SSC
$1.25 Hugh Ideal Rubber
Cushion Brush. $50
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Interesting Prices
On Blouses

Ladies' Tailored Blouses in
dimities and batistes with
plain an. fancy collars and
cuffs. Broken sizes. Spe-
c1al. =. $1.OO
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FlanneletteGowns

Ladies Flannelette Gowns,
pink and blue stripe with V
neck and long sleeves, also,
slip over style with low neck
and short sleeves. Spe-
cial .....$1.OO
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ANewHouseDress
Adds SnaptoHouse-
keeping Tasks

Women's House Dresses in
bingham and crepe. Regular
1895 to $500 value. Spe-
cial. .............. $3.50
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New Prices on Millinery
For Acorn Day Only

Trimmed hats that have been
priced at S12.75 to $15.O0-individual
styles, in either black or colors.
Choice. $1,000
$3.50 to $3.50 Values, Special $3.50
One lot of small and medium size
hats, in black and colors, choice $500
Felt and Sport Hats from
$3.50 to $500
Children's Hats from $500 to $500
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Candy Specials

Schrafft's Assorted Chocolates, ID. ....... .49c
pound box Crosby Bros. Special, box. zee
Foss and American Bulk Chocolates, regular soc
value, ID. ....................... .69c
Nestles 1 h. Chocolate Blocks, each sec
Nestles sc Nut and Plain Bars, 6 for. Csc
Nestle's 1Oc Nut and Plain Bars, for. .25c
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Corset Department
Specials

We have two lots of Corsets
in discontinued lines and brok-
en- sizes:
Lot 1AValues from $3.50
to $500. Special Acorn
Day $500
Lot 2-Just a few Nemos
in discontinued models. Val
ues from $3.50 to $500. Spe-
cial Acorn Day. 1895
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Neckwear
S1.0O Value 79c

Net Guimp with sleeves daintily trimmed with
fine lace Collar and Collar and Cuff Sets, in lace
eyelet organdy and linen, in Bramley and Tuxedo
shapes
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Specials from the Beauty ParIor

First Quality Human Hair Switches, in all
shades, $16 $18, and $40 values at " price
All Bobs reduced for Acorn Day only. 5000
Small Cluster Curls, special. 1919. q $500
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Ribbons
Values to $3.50 yard 70

Handsome Wide Ribbons in metal effects-Pais-
ley patterns, Jacquards, in light and dark patterns
Ribbons that needed for Christmas Gift
Novelties, etc.