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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30
HAD CATARRH
Of stomach
FOR 70 YEARS
Remarkable Recovery of
Mrs. Mary Graves of Dal-
las, Again Proves WOnd-
erful Restorative Power
of Tanlac.
81 Now Eat Anything And
Feel Almost Like a Girl"
She States.

"I have never known anything as
marvellous In my life ms the way in a
short time Tanlac has overcome my
Catarrh ana stomach trouble OF twenty
years standing. No body knows the
misery suffered during all these
years. Many a time | was so weak
that couldn't sit up at all and
would have to lie in bed for days. I
had awful headaches. too, nearly cv.
cry morning and was just as despond-
ont and discouraged as any one could
be.
II am just feeling fine now. almost
like young girl. eating anything |
want without the least distress after.
wards. The headaches are gone. too
and in fact, l am just like a differ.
ent person, thanks to grand Tan'ac.'
The above statment was made by
Mrs. Mary Graves. 30iO Ross Ave,
Dallas, Texas.
Notc-Tanlac Vegetable pills are an
essential and vitality important part
Of the Tanlac treatment You cannot
hope 10 get the most satisfactory re-.
suits from Tanlac without first estah.
fishing free and regular movement
~ the bowels. Tanlac Vegetable Pills
nrc absolutely free from calomel and
are sold on positive guarantee to
give satisfaction,
Taniac In aold In Ardmore by Frame
DRUG Go, and by leading druggists ev.
srywhcre,--odv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30
Famous omedian TO Appear.

\ lecturer of wide fame and one
that is indeed, "Famcusfor Fun" j.
scheduled to appear in Ardmore on
Thursday evening. February End. un.
der the auspices of the High School
Parent-Teacher Association. The en-
tertainment is to be given in the High
School Auditorium.
For six years Josh Lee has been
reader for the Oklahoma University
Glee Club ard with that organiza-
ton toured Oklahoma, Kansas. Mis-
souri,, Texas, Arizona. New Mexico
and California. He was dough
boy" in the army but after the armis-
tice was transferred to the entertain
ment section and toured France en-
tertaining the soldiers He reads
The Prince of the House Of David,
"a Christmas Carol" and three ether
programs of miscellaneous selections
Josh Lee as reader, impersonator
and lecturer is Famous For Fun He
is also widely known as a dramatic
artist of rare talent, When speaking
on a serious subject he has an ora
torical force and power that ranks
him among the eloquent. He has been
on the entertainment platform for six
years. In 1916 Mr.. Lee competing
with more than fourteen hundred col
lege orators representing all the states
Of the union. won the national cham
pionship by Il large margin.
He is author of soldier Rhymes, "
a little volume of war verse written
while he was soldering in France.
These rhymes have been read by
him to thousands with tremendous re
sponse.
Josh Lee is head of the Public
Speaking Department of the Uniyer-
sity of Oklahoma. He is also the
author OF text book on Public
Speaking
Press notices from over the state
80 enthusiastic concerning this artist
and especially concerning his work as
"A humorist. Among the many state
papers which are loud in their praise
of his work. are the Daily Oklahoman.
Ada News, Norman Transcript and
Sapupa Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30

what the World owes 10 Christian
Missions" was the topic of the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at the First
Christian church on sunday evening
Nj. George i. Heuser led the meet
ing following was the program
given:
Song. He Hideth My Soul"
Lords Prayer in concert.
Song. Help Somebody Today"
Scripture lesson Matt. 2S:lG-20.
Duet HE is Mine" MIR and Mrs.
George Deardorff
Talks. Commercial Work Donc By
Missionaries. Mr. william Hays;
What Inspired Me to Give to Mis-.
sions, Mr. George Brown; What So.
cial Life owes TO Missions" MIR. John
Wheeler; "Why Give to Missions" " Mr.
White Darnall; Christian Missionar.
les in Belgium" Mr. John Wheeler;
"Nerhack-thc Father Of the japanese
Constitution" Miss Mabel Cline: The
Companion Of the Missionaries" Mrs
George Dearborn. The Greatest Work
of the Missionaries" Mr.. George
Deardorff.
Son", Wonderful Words of Life %
G. L. benedcton
y collection Of coins, pictures, pho.
toglaphs ana souvenirs received by
one Of the Endeavorers from Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Morse. who sailed in
August to Tibet. by way of China.
was displayed during the meeting.
Mr.. George Deardorff will lead the
meeting on next sunday which will
be in celebration of the forty.first
birthday f the Christian Endeavor
,,,pvat,,.ut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30
ARDMORE LOSES
League PENNANI
Paris VIII Conduct Flag
Raising When Team Plays
There During This Sea-
son, Said.

DALLAS, Texas.-Mcxia and Corsi-
cana will round out an eight club
Texas Oknhcna League in the 1922
c1mpaisn. rhree clubs having been
admitted at meeting OF the league
The league A. year will also in,
clude Ardmorc ANA five Texas towns,
Honham, Cleburne. Paris, Sherman
and probably Mineral Wells
The national boards decision award.
ing the 1927 pennant to Paris pending
contest of the award by Ardmore,
was confirmed in a resolution adopt.
Cd at the meeting Manager Earl
Snapp, told Walter Thompson. presi-
dent of the Ardmore club that flag
raising ceremonies would be staged
on a day when Ardnore is playing
there.
j. j. Maloney will manage the Ara.
more team the coming season, it was
announced
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30

Josh Lee, lecturer and humorist.
TO appear at High SchoolAat oc ok
Thursday evening, under auspices of
fligh School Parent Teachers Asso
cation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30

The condition Of Mrs. Lorraine Wi.
son, Of ReXroat. who attempted sui.
eide last Thursday ni1ht by shooting
herself in the loft temple. was re.
ortcd at noon rs improving with
indications that She viii recover. ac.
cording to statements Of physicians az
tho Hardy Slniiarium whore she is
confined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30
February lst.
Fehrmarv 2nh.

Entire Nous club To De entertained
at home Of Mrs. H. r. banks, Thurs.
day afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30

IN fast and rough mix. he Altus
Bulldogs nosed out the A. H. $.
basketeers at Senior High Saturday
night by a 1926 score. Crow Altus cen
ter, played ilashy basketball, while
Slough Of the locals, with his bril-
liant floorworK and Willingham with
his basket shooting stood cut
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30

Mrs j. W. Ilarreld. wife Of United
States Senator Harrcld, arrived from
Washington Saturday, to be ths guest
Of her mother, Mrs. j. W, Ward,
22l - street southwest Mrs. Harreld
viii probably make an extended visit,
this being hcr first opportunity TO
visit with relatives and friends in
Ardmmc, which was her former home,
for more than a wear
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30
Mrs. Lalinau III.

Mrs. Howard Lahman. who has been
i'll at her home fer the past week. is
reported to he much improved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30
Reception at Kahn H0mc.

one Of the largest affairs of the
season was the reception given yes
terday afternoon at the home cf Mr..
and Mrs. julius Kahn, 224 street,
southwest. following the announce
ment of ths engagement of their
daughter, Julie, to Mr.. Pincos Tim
erin.
The Kahn hcme was most attractive
throughout. masses of ferns interming
led with potted plants, being artisti-
cally arranged in the different rooms.
Huge bowls Of cut flowers in colors
of pink were also used effectively.
Miss Regina Schwartz and Miss
Esther Fischl presided at the punch
bowl during the afternoon and the
Misses Ruth Fischl, Josephine Dick
son, Corene Jones. Dorothy Endcott.
and irene Baum served an ice -ursc.
Out-of.town guests were the Messrs.
Meyer and sam Timcrlin, brothers
OF tho groomto-hc and Mcsdamcs lie
ona Goldstcin and Rose Stefel. sisters
of Mrs. Kahn. Mere than seventy
five guests called during the after
noon.
Entertains gor Mother.
Mrs. Virgil Harris entertained very
delightfully."- on Friday afternoon with
an old fashioned quilting party, hon
oring her mother. AIRS T.. NJ, Thomas,
whose birthd0y occurred upon that date.
Ferns and 'anaIicns were used in
The decorations and delicious ice
coursc was served to the fell wing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-30
SOCIAL CALENDAR


January 81.
The Federation Of Church Societies
win he guests of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the First Presbyterian church In
an all-d9y session with luncheon on
Tuesday. honoring Mrs. $. j. Lindsay.
February lst.
Philharmonic Club {, give iutercs-
ing program. and to discuss import
ant plans.
Recital by expression ana dancing
pupils OF the grade schools at high
school
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Hundreds of Pairs of
Hosiery In the Sale
For Women, Men and Children

For Women, Men and Children
Large Lot women's zoe Quality
Fleeced Hose, seconds" All sizes,
Only 12Kc
Lot Womens Black Hose, all size
81. Were up to soc pair,
Choice. 1211c
Extra Special-WOmen's Semi-Fash-
toned Heavy, Black Cotton Hose,
all sizes, Sale Price 25c
Lot Women's 75c Fashioned
Brown Lisle Hose,
Sale Price csc
Odd Lot women's "Outsize" Hose, in
cotton and Isle. Were SOC, Toe TO
S1.25, Choice at 33c
WOmen's Full Fashioned Silk Stock
igns, the 'irregulars" of our best
$500 quality. Made by one of the
best known manufacturers. In
black, brown and navy 4 lot Just
arrived and in the sale at
Only S1.39
Small Lot Women's S2.9s Silk
Stockings, all black, size 915,
Sale Price 81 .95
Women's Sf.9S Full Fashioned Eng
liSh Cashmere Hose. in black.
brown and white, Sale Price $3.50
Women's $15O Brown Heather and
Green Heather Hose, ut $1.19
Women's 81 .9s silk and Wool Hose.
with embroidered clocks.
Sale Price s1.s5
Mems or women's Sos Pure Wool
Golf Hose, with fancy roll top,
Sale Price 1.95
Mems soc Black Wool Hose. in all
sizes, Sale Price 25c
Small Lot Mems soc to Sis Fine
Lisle and Silk Hose, well assorted,
Choice, at = Price
Mems S19s Pure Wool Hose, With
Hand Embroidered Clocks.
= Price, 99c
Mems 75e Heavy Lumbermen's
Stockings, in gray mixtures,
Half Price, 375G
Mems s1.OO Heavy Lumbermen's
Stockings, Half Price, soc
Lot Infants 29e Cashmere Finish
Hose, white only. Sizes 512, 6 and
6ia, Sale Price, 1215c
Lot Misses 25c to soc White Hose,
slightly soiled, Choice at 12Hc
Children's 25c Black and Brown
Hose, Sale Price TIC
} pairs for soc
ChiIdren's Soc Ribbed Stockings, in
black and brown. All sizes,
Sale Price Csc
Lot Boys Csc Heavy, Black Ribbed
Sport Hose, sizes s to 10,
Sale Price sec
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Turkish Towels and
Huck Towels
At the Lowest Prices in Years

At the Lowest Prices in Years
15c Small Size Turk Towels,
at 12c
CSC Quality Large. Heavy Turk
Towels, subject to imperfections.
but an Unusual Bargain at 45c
Lot 75c Large Turk Towels, extra
heavy, 24x4S-inch size,
Sale Price soc
csc Turkish Bath Sets, towel and
face cloth, Sale Price zee
a Gross of 1215c Aercel Wash Cloths
with pink and blue edges,
Sale Price Sc
19c Heavy Huck Towels, 16x30-inch,
Sale Price 12Kc
Assorted Lot Guest Room and Full
Size Huck Towels,
Choice 12Lc
25e Linen Finish Huck Towels.
1895 inches, Sale Price 19G
29c Linen Finish Huck Towels.
1Sx36 inches, Sale Price 21c
45c Union Linen Huck Towels,
Sale Price zee
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Unusual Opportunities
In Wool Dress Goods
MANY AT LESS THAN HALF
PRICE

MANY AT LESS THAN HALF
PRICE
Lot $500 to $1,000 Plaid. Stripe and
Mixed COatings, "a inches wide,
To First Customers at $50 yd.
$4.9S Dress Goods, plaids in navy,
green and gold combinations; 30
inches wide.
At Less Than Half, $1.95 I'd.
The Very Finest $5.9S Prunellas, in
handsome brown and tan stripes;
also black and white stripes; "a
inches wide, Sale Price $3.95 yd.
$3.9S Wool Plaid and Stripe Skirt
ings and a Handsome Assortment
of PruneilaS and NeIOurs. "a inches
wide. Choice at Only $3.50 yd.
$S.9S Autumn Sport Cloths. navy,
brown and tan with colOred stripes,
As inches wide.
Sale Price $3.50 yd.
sortment of cOlors. Sold for from
$500 TO 5000 yard less than a year
ago; "a inches wide,
Sale Price, Only So. SO I'd.
sos Light Navy and Golden Brown
Fine French Serges, were $3.50
less than year ago; d inches
wide. Sale Price $1.59 yd.
$3.50 Tan and Wisteria All Wool
Serges, a. inches wide,
Sale Price Only csc yd.
$500 Pure Wool POpIins, in navy,
Copenhagen and green; 36 inches
wide. Sale Price $1.29 yd.
SIPS Pure Wool ChaIlies. 81 inches
wide. Sale Price Csc yd.
SIPS Blue and White HairIine Serge,
Sale Price 49c I'd.
59c Danish Poplar Cloth, SO inches
wide. In red only,
To First Customers at Csc I'd.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Winter Underwear
FOR WOMEN, MEN AND
CHILDREN

And a Few Lots of WOmen's Sum
mer Underwear
WOmen's FIeeced Vests and Pants.
Sale Price 400
WOmen's Medium Weight Union
Suits Low neck-no sleeve style,
both knee and ankle pants.
Sale Price S1.OO
Women's $3.50 FIeeced Union Suits.
Sale Price $1.19
Women's S1.9s FIeeced Union Suits.
Sale Price $1.49
Women's $3.50 and S2.25 Medium
Weight Union Suits, Forest Mills"
Small lot Sale Price $3.50
Women's SOS F'leeced Union Suits.
Extra heavy. Sale Price S1.S9
Women's $3.50 Heavy Silk and Wool
Union Suits. Sale Price $1.95
Women's S3.9s Light Weight Wool
Union Suits. Short sleeves and
Dutch neck, also long sleeves.
Small lot. Sale Price S1.95
Women's S2.75 Wool Jersey Vests
and Pants, heavy weight
Half Price S1.37
Lot Women's Carter SOS Summer
Union Suits. An odd lot
Choice Csc
Odd Lot Women's ST and Sf.5O Fine
Lisle Jersey Pants. Choice SOC
Small Lot Misses soc White Pants,
medium weight. Choice 39c
Small Lot Misses S1.5O Gray Wool
Pants. Choice soc
Boys CSC and 79c Heavy Jersey
Fleeeed Shirts and Drawers.
Sale Price 59c
Boys S1.25 and S1.5O Heavy FIeeced
Union Suits. Sale Price $1.OO
Small Lot Children's Sf.15 Flat Wool
Vests. Sizes 26 and IS.
Sale Price soc
Childreu's Flat Wool Vests, Pants and
Drawers, in white and gray.
All 1-3 Less
In nine sizes. Is to "a.
Were 65c to S1.45, according to size
Sale Price according to size
43c to 97c
ments. Size i only at 75C
Children's S1.00 Waist, Union Suits.
Sizes to u. Sale Price 74c
Mems $500 Garter" Part Wool
Heavy Union Suits. in gray. Small
lot Sale Price 0Sf
Mems soc Fleeced Jersey Shirts and
Drawers. Sale Price soc
Mems S1.95 Medium Weight Shirts
and Drawers. Sale Price CSC
Mems Sis and $3.50 Flat Wool
Shirts and Drawers.
Sale Price S1.49
Odd Underwear of All Kinds
IL Price
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Many Bargains In Dress
Silks

Including the Choice .'MaIIison's
Silks De Luxe
$2.O0 Taffetas and Few Satins and
FOulards, 36-inch. Mostly light
shades, Sale Price Csc yd.
Sligo Fibre Silk TricoIette in peach
and tan, Sale Price CSC yd.
S2.98 Fibre Silk TrieoIette. in navy
and taupe; 30 inches wide,
Sale Price $1.95 I'd.
S1.5O Striped Silk Skirtings, in a
good assortment of stripes: 32-inch.
Sale Price S1.19 yd.
4c-inch Crepe de Chimes in a good
assortment. Sale Price $1.49 yd.
36-inch Messaline Silks, in a good
assortment of colors,
Sale Price $3.50 I'd.
$3.50 ChangeabIe Check Silks,
Sale Price $1.95 yd.
S2.9S Pure Silk Charmuese in brown.
black, navy and changeabIe: 40
inches wide, Sale Price S1.SS yd.
$3.50 Bar0nette Satins and other
light skirting silks,
Sale Price S2.49 I'd.
$3.9S Canton Crepe. in brown. navy,
gray and black; 40 inches wide,
Sale Price So .9S yd.
sos Pure Silk Black Costume
Velour. 40 inches wide Sold at SO
yard a year ago,
Sale Price Only $3.50 I'd.
$5.9S Salts Black and Taupe silk
Plush ClOaking. As inches wide.
Sale Price $3.95 I'd.
$5.9S "MaIIison's" Silks De Luxe,
including black drappella. a beau
tiful crepe weave, handsome black
figured silk and rich brown and
white and black and white weaves.
All 40 inches wide,
All In the Sale at 1895 yd.
$6.9S "MalIison's' Black ChinchiIla
Satin, 40 inches wide,
Sale Price S4.59 I'd.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Many Marked-DOwn
Curtains
IN THE BASEMENT STORE

IN THE BASEMENT STORE
Numbers of pairs quoted, mean all
are alike.
IL Pairs S1.39 White Scrim, at csc
A Pairs Sf.5O White Scrim,
at $1.OO
5 Pairs s1.ss White scrim,
at $1.32
at s1.67
IL pairs 81. 9s White Scrim.
at $1.9S
pairs s5.ss White Serim.
at $500
3 Pairs s49s White Lace Net,
at S3.32
A Pairs SASS Quaker Lace Net Cur
tains. The finest curtains in the
store, at $3.50
10 Pairs S1.39 Ecru Scrim, at csc
; Pairs S5.9S Ecru Serim, at S3.9S
Pairs S6.9S Ecru Scrim, at S4.65
Pairs S69S Ecru Serim, at 81 .65
6 Pairs $3.50 Ecru Scrim, at $500
Single Pair Curtains, one each, the
last of best selling styles. In lace
net, scrim and marquisette,
Choice at 1-3 Less
Former 75c Scrim, 80 inches wide. In
solid blue or brown,
Sale Price 29c I'd.
39e Curtain MuSlins, white, SO inch,
several patterns Choice 23e I'd
$3.50 Tapestry Pillows filed with a
floss pillow. Sale Price Csc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Cleanup of Underwear,
Muslin and Silk

MANY GARMENTS AT z PRICE
Lot soc Low Neck Night Robes.
at sec
Two Styles Sf.OO Night Robes.
at 69e
Lot s1.s8 and $3.50 Night Robes,
at see
Lot $3.50 High Neck, Long Sleeve
Night Robes, at $1.25
$3.50 Home Made" Night Robes.
low neck, Only 40
s9c and s1.OO Envelope Chemises,
at sec
$50 Envelope Chemises. .. at 75G
SIg8 and $3.50 Envelope Chemises,
at 99c and S1.25
81 SO and S3.9S Envelope Chemises,
at $1.49 and $1.99
Large Lot $3.50 Drawer Combina-
tiOns, at S1.25
S2.9s and SS.9s Drawer Combina-
tions, at S1.49 and 81 so
soc. S5e and S1.OO Fitted Corset
Covers, several styles,
All q Price, Csc. 43G and soc
ChiIdren's and Misses soc to S5c
Drawers,
u Price. 25c to 43c
Large Lot Odd Underwear, Night
Robes, Skirts, BiOOmerS, etc.
All y Price
s2.75 and s2.9s Silk CamisoIes,
Choice at csc
S3.9S Silk Bl0Omers. Il Price, $f.99
$3.50 and $3.50 Silk Envelopes,
1a price, 1925 and $3.25
Sis Silk Jersey Envelopes,
Is Price, $2.37
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Small Lots
Around the Store

Few SOC and 6gc Necklaces,
Half Price, lee and 35c
soc to Sf.0O COlOred CeIluIOid Slides
and Buckles, Choice, 1Oc
Former $1.9S Fur Trimmings, one
inch wide, at 19G yd.
Assorted Lot Coats Thread, i'm colors.
at &c spool
80 to 6 inches, Choice. Ice
9Se Rush Shopping Bags. at Gee
39c Signet Yarn, white and two col
ors. at Ice ball
Soc Fleisher's White Scotch Yarn,
at soc skein
Lot of JeweIed Combs, all kinds,
Half Price
Lot of Back Combs and Single Side
Combs, at SO each
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Outing Flannels, KimOnO
FlanneIs

Bath Robe and EiderdOwn
19c Good Quality Outing FIannels.
Sale Price 1215c yd.
Best 27-ineh Outing FlanneIs.
Sale Price TIC yd.
25C Outing FlanneIS. 36 inches wide,
Sale Price Ice yd.
29c Extra Heavy Outings. all Amos
keag. Pajama stripes; 36 inches
wide,
Sale Price 25c yd.
Best zoe KimOnO FlannelS.
Sale Price Ice yd.
75c Wool EiderdOwn, p inches wide.
In pink, blue, gray and lavender,
Only sec yd.
75c Beacon EiderdOwn Bath Robe
Flannels, Sale Piree sec yd.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Samples of FIannelette
Underwear at "a Less

Two Lines From the Peerless Mfg.
Co. Two garments to match
in most kinds.
\ WONDERFUL SELECTION
HERE FOR WOMEN, MEN
AND CHILDREN
WOmen's Regular SIPS to S2.9S
Night Robes,
One-Fourth Less-94c to $2.24
Women's S1.69 to S2.9s Extra Size
Night Robes.
"a Less. SIPS to S2.a;4
Women's' and Misses $3.50 ana S2.0s,
Pajamas.
y Less. S1.ss and 1921
WOmen's $3.50 and SOS Sleeping
Garments, with hoods,
a Less, $1.SS and 1924
WOmen's use to S1.25 Long and
Short Skirts,
u Less, 56c to 94c
ChiIdren's S1OO to S1.50 Night Robes
II Less, Use to S1.13
ChiIdren's S1.OO TO $3.50 Pajamas,
Il Less, Use to $1.13
Children's soc to soc Skirts,
a Less, 3Sc to &c
ChiIdren's soc and zoe BlOOmeFs.
II Less, 3Sc and SOC
Boys $500 Night Shirts,
Il Less, Use
Boys Sf9S Pajamas,
II Less, 81 40
Mems S15O and SI9S Night Shirts.
Il Less, S1.13 and 81. 40
Mems S2.4S and S2.9S Pajamas,
II Less, $1.S6 and So Pa
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Memo and GOssard
COrSets
A Great Opportunity If Your Style
Is Here.

OOA oGA5
A Great Opportunity III Your Style
Is Here.
No more war taxes on corsets.
10 $3.25 GOssard COrsets. Style 24f.
At S1.9S
II 1915 Gossard COrsets, Style 264,
At 1925
4 1915 GOssard COrsets, Style $50,
At 1925
> $500 GOssard COrSets, Style 377,
At S2.9S
. $500 GOssard COrSets, Style 3S7.
At sos
, $500 GOssard COrsets, Style 263.
At S2.0S
20 $500 Gossard COrsets, Style $40.
At 1913
IL $3.50 Gossard COrsets, Style 573,
At S3.9S
5 $500 Memo COrsets, Style BOZ,
At sos
IL s5.25 Memo Corsets, Style a61.
At 1925
21 $3.50 Memo COrsets, Style 312,
At $3.50
s $3.50 Memo COrsets, Style 500,
At S3.9S
6 $3.50 Memo COrsets, Style als,
s7.25 Memo Corsets, Style 554,
At S3.9s
. $500 r and G COrsets, Style SIS.
At S1.9S
6 $500 p. N. Corsets, Style 1882.
Lot of Odd COrsets. -. At 4 Price
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Pure Linen stevens"
Crashes at % Per
Cent Discount
Hundreds of Yards On Sale In thu
Basement Store

Hundreds of Yards On Sale In the
Basement Store
Perfect goods in short lengths. An
assorted case direct from the mills;
> to 10 yards in Il piece Will be sold
only by the piece, but at these low
prices.
Regular 29C Brown and BIeached
Crash. at 21T yd
Regular 29c Brown and BIeached
Russia Crash. at 21c yd.
Regular 33c Brown and Bleached
Crash, at 25G yd.
Regular SIC Brown and BIeaehetI
Crash, at Csc yd.
Lot Linen Finish Crash,
Sale Price 12%G I'd.
Lot Pure Linen Welt Crash.
Sale Price tic I'd.
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Table Damask-Napkins

75c BIeached Table Damasks, four
handsome patterns in permanent
finish: 60 inches wide,
Sale Price see yd.
IA Dozen Extra Fine Pure Linen
Napkins
Regular $7.9S Napkins for
$5.32 d0z.
$6.67 dOz.
Regular S1O.9S Napkins, for
1872 dOZ.
Regular $500 Napkins, for
$1,000 dOz.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Cotton Goods In the Sale

Lot Odd Shades in soc Sateens and
Percalines. These Innings will be
x Price, Use yd.
SOC Serpentine Crepe. -. at Csc yd.
49c to 75e Figured Dress VoiIes. 40
inch, Sale Price Only lee I'd.
Csc to Sis Figured Dress Voiles, 40
inch silk stripes and plaids. In
cluded are some handsome figured
organizes, All at Only 49c yii.
37He "AndersOn'S" Silk Finish
Shirtings, in handsome stripes,
Sale Price Csc yd
Small Lot lie Plain Blue and Plaid
Bingham,
To First Customers at 10c I'd.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
A Cleanup I'm Blankets
AT THE LOWEST PRICES

SINCE 1914
> Pairs S3.9S Wool Finish Blankets,
full ia size gray, 1 white,
Sale Price $2.4S
20 Pairs S49S and $3.50 Part Wool
and Wool Finish Blankets, full
lii size. White with pink and blue
borders, Sale Price $3.50
Pairs S7.9S and SS.9S Wool Blan-
kets, Sale Price $4.95
s S4.9S Beacon Bath Robe Blankets
with cords included.
Sale Price S3.95
4 $3.50 Pure Wool Oregon Indian
Blankets, Sale Price 5.95
All Other Blankets and COmforta-
bles in the store, during this
month at
10 Per Cent Less Than Marked
a Big Assortment Beacon Crib BIan-
kets, During This Month at
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-01-13
Bingham and House
Dresses

S6.0S Plaid and Checked Bingham
Dresses, "A Price, $40
$1,000 and $3.50 Scotch and Tissue
Bingham Dresses, with pretty col
lar and cuffs,
= Price. $500 and 1878
So. IS and $3.50 Bingham and PereaIe
House Dresses, three dozen, in all
sizes, sale Price $1.35
$3.50 and S3.9S Bingham and
Checked Porch Dresses, white col
lar and cuffs, Sale Price $3.50