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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-05
FOOD ECONOMY
QUESTIONABLE
BY zAMms%


THE questions given below have
l. been thoughtfully prepared toocrf
the lines of general waste in the h.
:hen. If you can grade yourself one
hundred per cent. on this examinatiOa
III guarantee that you'll have Lite
waste on your conscience.
DO YOU:
Save your ham, rice, macaroni, and
vegetable water for soups?
Increase your meat dishes by the use
OF dressings, macaroni or dumplings
Boil your beans and macaroni in han
water?
Save and clarity all pieces of fat which
are excessive on meats?
Grow your own vegetables?
Fresh pack your own vegetables for
winter?
Use all small scraps of foods by max.
ing appetizing hash dishes?
Save butter bymaking plentyofgrayiss
Know the various uses of oleomagT
inc and butter substitutes?
Weigh your meats?
Balance your food values in your reas
every day?
Serve too much?'
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bar, Mrs. Helen Derbyshire, who were
assisted by Mrs. Eliza Petty. Alice
Morrill, and Miss Florence Withee.
The funeral service OF Mrs. Mary
Boutin will be held this morning at .
o'clock at the home of her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Placid
Boulette on Center street.
John Mcfarland. formerly of Show
hogan now of Pittsfeld, was renew
ing old acquaintance in town We'd
ncsday.
DIR. ana Mrs. c. e. Norcross and
son, Winston, formerly of Skowhegan,
now of Hartiand were In town We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Araminda Smith returned to
Hinckley Wednesday morning after
visiting with Mrs. Rose Eaton who
Is Ill at her home on Summer street.
Frank Adams passed the day We'd
nesday with his daughter, Lucy and
Lottie in Hallowell.
Harry Green went to Bangor We'd
nesday morning to join Mrs. Green
who is the guest Of her relatives and
will remain for the rest of the week.
Paul Hamilton who is employed by
w. D. Sargent Co. passed the Fourth
In Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Haskell enter
tanned the following guests at dinner
on the Fourth. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Skinner of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emile Duby of Gardiner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dinsmore Bunker. Of Auburn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter King of
Gardiner.
Mrs. George Groder of South street,
entertained the following guests on
Fourth of July. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mckenney of Jackman and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Groder and six children Of
Gardiner.
Misses Edith M. Tuck and Daisy
Snow former Skowhegan girls and
friends Of Oakland were in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. Rose Eaton and daughter,
Mrs. Christie Seamans of North
Cornville were guests Thursday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard C. Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcdonald Of
Randolph were guests Wednesday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowling Of Mid
die street.
Mrs. Arthur Roderick Of Portland
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Burkha ,dt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sewell. sons
Weston and Eugene Sewell of Liver
more Fails were guests Wednesday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Goodrich.
Mrs. Ella T. Holt has returned from
Monmouth where she has been visit
ing and was accompanied by her
cousin, Mrs. May Woodbury. of Mon
! mouth, who came home with her for a
months visit.
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|Sk0WHEcAN LOCAL news
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, s -. g;
PERSONAL MENTION


Mrs. Lyle S. Moore, who has been
the guest for ten days of her cousin,
Miss Amy Bird in Cambridge, Mass,
returned home Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turcotte of
night to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Gardiner.
Miss Alcemina Pelon Of Wateryille
arrived in town Tuesday night and
went to Malbon's Mills to visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Elliott.
Mrs. Donald Flint and little daugh-
ter, Mary Flint of Bridgton, Maine,
are spending week with Mrs. Flint's
mother, Mrs. Clara w. Gaylord of
the Athens road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Griffin
of Springfield, Mass, are in town thfe
guests of Mr.. Griffin's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. John c. Griffin of Madison
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bracket and
three children OF Arson arrived in
town Tuesday afternoon and went ia
Malbon's Mills to pass the Fourth with
Mrs. Brackets parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Seamans.
Pearl Black of Gardiner came to
Skowhegan Tuesday night to join
Mrs. Black here for an over the
Fourth visit with Mrs. Blacks faith
er, Jerry Cowett and sister, Mrs.
Violet Horne.
Robert Lord of Portsmouth arriv-
ed in town Tuesday night, joining
Mrs. Lord and two daughters, Eliza
beth and Dorothy, who have been
spending some time with Mrs. Lords
mother, Mrs. Burrill of Elm street,
and Will visit for a short time here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Belongia and
niece, Miss Pearle Belongia and Mr..
Holland of Lynn, Mass. arrived
Tuesday in Skowhegan to visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Be-
longia until Sunday when they will
return. making the trip by machine.
Mrs. Roy l.. Marston, Mrs. Philo
Steward and Mrs. Charles Griffin,
who have been attending the Ma
tional convention of the Baracca and
Providence, r. l.. and report a fine
time and that the convention meet
ings were wonderful.
Mr.. Thomas Rollins and daughter,
Miss Christie Rollins Of Auburn ar
rived In town Tuesday night and will
visit with Mr.. Rollins other daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Thomas, Miss Rollins will also visit
with her friend, Miss Alice Kicker
of Pine street.
Miss Eugenia Bernier, a saleslady at
the local store of the Emery-Brown Co.
OF Waterville, is having a two weeks
vacation and went to Waterville Mon
day. where Tuesday she Joined a party
and went to Areesteok county by ma
chine to pass her vacation visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas q. Lord, son
Harold. and daughters, Misses Mar
ion, Helen and Priscilla motored to
Oreno Tuesday where Harold will en-
ter the State University this fall,
having been graduated from Skowhe-
gan High school this June and from
which college Mr.. Lord was gradu-
ated.
Mrs. Wallace Martin and daughter,
Myrtle of Boston arrived in Water
vile Tuesday and were met by her
aunt. Mrs. Harry A. Dinsmore and
Morrill, Hoxie and brought to Show
hogan where they will spend several
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A. Dinsmore on East Front
street.
Alvenia, Freda and Frances, the
children of Ledger Thibodeau, who
since the death Of their mother three
years ago have resided with an uncle
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Kennebee Valley Hospital Notes

Surgical patients discharged are ].
Elwyn Hobart of Skowhegan, Bunny
Crawford of Skowhegan, Mrs. Bertha
Jenkins Of Skowhegan and Miss Flor
ence Baker Of Norridgewock.
James Seamans Of Madison under
went a surgical operation Saturday
morning.
Charles McGoff Of North Arson was
given surgical attention Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Gertrude French. wife of Elmer
French of Scion. was given surgical
attention Tuesday morning for a
broken arm which she sustained few
days since when. she was thrown from
her team.
Francis Vigue. 11-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. David Vigue of Skowhegan,
is receiving medical treatment.
Joseph Pollard, who was injured at
Oakland q few days since. Is a medical
patient at the hospital.
Mrs. Austin Sprague and daughter,
Priscilla Ada, were discharged Wednes-
day. Mrs. Sprague lives on Alder
street, town.
Mrs. Ceburn Hollis and daughter, Ha-
Eel Lillian, were also discharged
Wednesday. They reside on Middle
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Rich Of Show
hogan, r. 4. became the happy parents
of a daughter June 80. The little girl
has been named Regina Elsie. This is
their first child. The mother was for
merly Miss Mertie Foss of East Madi-
son.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Sammie Young of Rowland was a
Fourth of July guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorede A. Spencer.
Miss Dorothy Bither Of Fairfield
was the guest over the Fourth Of
Miss Dorothy Lyo1B.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Judkins Of Old
Town arrived in town Tuesday night
TO visit over the Fourth with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Spencer.
Miss Lubelle Patrick. field secre-
tary Of Portland Is in town for few
days In the interest of the Heart
Work Of Maine Society.
Mrs, w. w. Huntoon Of Norridge-
wock was the guest of her daughter
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
L. Ames of Mount Pleasant avenue
over the Fourth.
Mrs. Delephine Bernier, who has
been the guest Of her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Haney Sirois In
Waterville. returned home Tuesday
night.
Miss Evie Of Hartford. Conn. who
has been the guest Of friends in Wa
terviHe arrived in town Tuesday
night to visit her cousin and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Jerome Abbey of
Madison avenue. and who will go to
her former home in Bingham.
Miss Edith Simpson and her class
mate, Miss Reba Vail from s. H. s..
"a. who have been the guests OF
Miss Simpson grandparents, In
wiscasset have returned home after
having a delightful visit at the coast
and in this historic town.
Mrs. "A. E. Williams (nee Miss
Florence Gorgon) formerly of Show
hogan and Boston arrived in town
TUESDAY n visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer e. Gordon Of
West Front street and with her Sis
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
w. Symons of Shirley street.
:. Mrs. George Foster and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Foster of North Corn
willie, were In town Tuesday. Miss
Foster who Is u teacher having
taught the past year at Cornville
Center will 20 to Castine in q few
days where she will attend the sum-
nler school at The Castine Normal
school.
their granddaughter. Miss Birdena
Vslliero left Wednesday morning on
. two weeks vacation going by au-
tomobile to Newport where they met
port and will ehjoy an outing with
Z party at Camp Benson on Sebasti-
cock pond.
Mr., ana Mrs. Linwoed Jewett Of
Medford. Mass. are in town the
guest at his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Jewett Of Chandler street.
They will return to Massachusetts,
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Witl1ce and daughter Barbara. Mrs.
Jewett was formerly Miss Nettie
Parsons Of North Arson.
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school children. Park school chiIdral
Garfield school children. Citizens Bal
Camp Modern Boys and Girls over
hundred strong, Drew's Band from EsI
terville, Knights of Pythias, Canuj
Somerset, band. knights of Columns
American Legion. and the follows
floats: Bowman Hardware Co. had
department. Business and Professier|
Women's Club, Steward e Smiley. ID
A. Norton, Charles w. Day, Milk NsI
ket, Daniel Z. Cummings, Lafondl
Skowhegan Jersey Creamery. GraEl
dy's, Holt G. Hight. Ordway's, Dr. j
A. Dascombe. Buick display. Sn|
music store. Oldsmobile, Ford CheEI
ical of the Skowhegan fire departmez
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Priscilla Rebekah Lodge Meets

On Tuesday evening the Priscilla
Rebekah Lodge held it's regular meet
ing at the 10. o. F. 1t was a strict
ly business session. Reports were
presented and plans were completed
for the annual field day which will
be held on Wednesday, July 25 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Bigelow
on Steward hill. The following COM
nittees were appointed: Transporta-
ton, Frank Oddly, G. C. Harville and
John n. Cool; refershment commit
tee, Mrs. Louise Furbush, Mrs. Jose
phine Lambert and Mrs. Martha F.
Morrill,. The next meeting will be
held on the first Tuesday in August.
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CANAAN
Canaan Girls Club

The Canaan Girls Club held a reg
ular meeting Saturday. June %. with
Is members and two visitors present.
Each member responded to the roll
call by telling how they had earned
money for the club. Eight flags were
given to each member to be sold for
the benefit of the club. After the
meeting WAS adjourned the following
program was enjoyed: Singing the
State club song; reading. Mertie Lewis;
reading, Doris Jewell: piano solo, En-
Gle Tibbetts; reading. Alice Jewell;
victrola selection, followed by refresh
ments of cake. cookies and punch made
by the members of the club. The next
meeting will be July z.
Herbert Hurting of Lewiston was a
guest of Donald Decker the past Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leewood Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. Often Richardson of Boston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Jones of Fair
field, Joseph Coup Of Skowhegan and
Rose Richardson were visitors at Reu-
ben Reeds Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bowman and
daughter Evelyn of Fairfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arland Williams and Minnie Will
liams of Waterville were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
iiams.
Myrtle Williams went to Fairfield
Monday for few days visit.
Clyde Tibbetts of Watervil1e was at
V. c. Hollis Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rannie Shores of VIM
slow visited relatives in town re-
Gently.
Canaan Grange has accepted an invi-
tation to visit St. Adams Grange Sat-
urday evening, July 7th and furnish
the program.
Mrs. Julia Churchill is passing a few
days with Mrs. Rose Eaton in Show
hogan.
Alfred Holt of Benton has been in
town the past few days cutting the
hay on his farm at Moores Mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwell Peavey, who
are working in Fairfield, passed the
weekend at their home.
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BURNHAM

George Turgeon, one Of the man
ayers of the chair factory has gone
to his former home lin Gardner,
Mass, for a visit of several days.
Frank Brown has purchased a new
Overland setlan.
For the ice cream, Minnie C. Ger
aid, Georgia Cunningham and Alice
McNally; sandwiches, Dora Ripley
and Maggie Reynolds; salads, Flora
p. Gilmore and Nellie Shaw; coffee,
Lila Gee; cakes, Mildred Libby and
Mertie Hustus.
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Mexico Receives rtaiiar.

Mexico City. June 16.-(A. P.)-
Italian emigrants are expected in large
numbers in Mexico. and probably will
settle in the states of Tamaulipas.
Jalisco. Tabasco and Nuevo Leon. Ar
rangements for their colonization have
been made by agents of the Italian
emigration service at Washington. The
first batch Of arrivals probably will
number 500.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Alton Bushy is going to Boston Fri
day to study voice culture.
Miss Kathleen Norton, who has been
in Fairfield, returned Tuesday night.
Miss Florence Parker, who Is en-
ployed in Lewiston, came up Tuesday
night to spend the Fourth in town.
Miss Marguerite Hunter of Fairfield
has been in towh several days the guest
Of Miss Dorothy Lyons.
Mrs. M. D. Barnaby and daughter
Betty Of Fairfield were the guests over
the Fourth of f. L. Martin.
Mrs. H. NJ. Breen Of Augusta arrived
in town Tuesday night to visit her
daughter and husband. Supt. and Mrs.
Walter G. Wyman of the Island.
Misses Alice and Albertha Thurston
OF Cascade, N. H., are visiting their
sister, Mrs. A. L. Nutting of Mechanic
street. ..
Charles Bond Of Augusta was the
guest on the Fourth of July Of John
l.. Fish, editor of the Independent-Re-
porter, at his home on Middle street.
Mrs. Laura Bradley Of Boston, who
has been the guest Of Miss Grace Bur-
rill of Boston at her summer home,
The Red House. at East Skowhegan,
has taken rooms in town with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Judkins on Water street.
Miss Burrill has gone to Belgrade
Lakes for the summer.
The Coconino sun., 1923-01-12

Ladies Muslin Underwear, entire
stock placed on sale. Values Soc to $500,
all go at rs per cent discount.
Ladies fabric Gloves, special assort-
ment, values up to $100 a pair, to close
out at 35c pair.
"A big assortment of WARNER COR
SETS in good models and the best quail
ity, priced special for this sale at $1.35
to S3.25.
Ladies fine cashmere Hose. Very good
patterns. Values up to $3.75 a pair AL
On sale at $2.15 a pair.
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Kuppenheimer Suits and
CIOthcraft Suits

huppennelmerS SUITS and
Cl0thcraft Suits
all go in this sale at sacrifice prices You can
buy good suit now for from
$3.50 to S41.50
Boys OvercOats
Our entire stock on sale at greatly reduced
prices. Buy now and save some money.
500 to S1O.S5
Our entire stock of Mems
Kuppenhei1ner and Clothcraft
OvercOats
on special sale.
Prices on this stock range from
$3.50 to $4,000
Boys knee pants Suits some with extra pair
pants. Extra good values. Prices SIS to $1,000.
Boys extra pants in good all-wool quality on
sale Prices 81, $3.50, So
Mems heavy cotton Sweaters, S1.5O
Heavy atwood Sweaters, S785.
This is a general sale in the Bah
bitt chain of stores and you will find
the same merchandise on sale at the
Babbitt stores In
Ninslow FLAGSTAFF Williams Kingman
babbitt ! bT@. Trading @.
Phone 172.
The Coconino sun., 1923-01-12

Special Bungalow Aprons, value s1.65,
sale price, each, $1.10.
Ladies and misses MILDLY Blouses in
white, with blue and red trimming. Val
ues to S1.75. On sale at 95c EACH
-Bandieau Brassiers, 65c values, special
35c, or 3 for $100
Jap Crepe Smocks, in colors. Special
sale price, S1.00 each.
-Children's flannel sleeping garments,
full size and good values on sale at soc.
The Coconino sun., 1923-01-12
Florsl1eim Special

Five styles-OImond, brown kid; Parkway, tan calf
Feser tan fancy calf Saranac, brown Cordovan Lamar
brown willow calf From regular Florsheim stock we
offer an assortment Of the above Styles values $40 to
$3.50. Special sale price, $3.50
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Friday, January 9th
and will continue until sale merchandise is sold out

"A special assortment Of Ladies Mum
sing Union Suits in all wool, part wool
and silk and WOOL Your choice Of any
suit, S1.95.
Ladies flannelette Kinonos, good pat
terms. Values up to $3.50. Sale price,
S1.10.
Ladies Crepe Kimonos in q good as
sortment Values to $500 each. On sale
at $135.
Special assortment of ladies and misses
Sweaters. Sale price, $3.50.
Special assortment of children's wool
Sweaters, good values. Sale price, $1.85.
Other numbers in ladies' and children's
wool Sweaters, all good numbers and
styles. our prices are very low and range
from S2.45 to S1050
Ladies silk pongee Waists. All new
stock and good assortment of sizes VAL
ues $3.50 to $500. Sale price, 25 per cent
discount.
The Coconino sun., 1923-01-12
MEMS HEAVY UNDERWEAR

Ladies onepiece outing flannel Pajamas, $3.50 value
on sale at $115.
A special assortment Of ladies hgh-top Shoes with
Lewis heel, good values, at $1.00 pair
Ladies hightop Shoes with Lewis heel coors black and
brown, close-oUt bargain, S195 pair.
Ladies' black kid and patent pumps and oxfords with
Lewis heel. Special close-out price, S2.45 pair
Ladies novelty Oxfords with military and low heels
Values up to $3.50 Our special sale price S395 pair
Growing girls brown calf lace Shoes English and ma
ture lasts, all sizes, special at S295 a pair.
Growing girls tan, brown and black Shoes English and
nature lasts all sizes. Sale price 1896.
Childrens black lace and button Shoes sizes to Sale
price, $100
Chldrens black and brown lace and button Shoes sizes
IL to IL, sale price, S1.65
Misses black and brown lace and button Shoes sizes
IL 12 to 2. Sale price, $195.
MEMS dress Shoes, brown and black in kid and cafskn
including some Edmonds Foot Filters. All good stock.
Sale price $295.
Assortment mems "Godding' dress Shoes, black and
brown kid and calf skin Full run of sizes Values $3.50
to 5000. Sale price $500 a pair.
Mems work Shoes, both heavy and medium weight val
up to $780, Special sale price S235.
Mems genuine Munson Army last shoes, value $3.50
special sale price, S3.35.
Ladies Kid Gloves in all coors and Sizes values from
S175 to $3.50 Our entire stock placed sale at
half price.
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Special

Extra heavy Bath Towel, size
18x38 inches, full bleached. On
sale at 39c each or three for 81.
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Remnants


Our entire piece goods stock has been 1dUICo
cleaned of all short lengths, and we are Our enti
offering large assortment of remnants
consisting Of Ginghams PercaIes, Fancy
Flanneette, Calico, Linen, Silks, Gre -.
tonne Shirting, Sheeting, Crepe, EN- LlIiIts .
broidery, Dress Goods all marked at
about one-haif the regular price. Special Bun,
Assortment Chdren's Rompers values sac pilce ea''
!! to Sl25. Special sale price, zoe. Ladies' and
Assortment of Infants Rompers in aa ~ 81 Ti95 *
pink, blue and gray Value 85c, special
sale price, 59c. -Bandeau Br
-Children's Ginghah Dresses, special = - y
assortment, sizes to years. Values, Jap Crepe
$3.50, to close out at $780, sale price, SlO
Ladies Bungalow Aprons good as Childrens fl
sortment at 89c. full size and go
Our entire stock of Warm Vests offered special sale
prices.
Corduroy Vest, leather sleeves ~---S S5.75
Heavy Duck Vest, Leather Sleeve $50
Moeskn Vest, Leather Sleeves . .--.- Ats
Heavy Wool Vests Long Sleeves 4.5O
Sheep-ined Vest, No Sleeves 300
Mackinaw Coats
Mems sizes in both plain colors and plads Sale prices
S4.70 to $6.75.
Mackinaw Shirts
-Plaids and plain coors guaranteed all WOOL Sale
price, $4.25
Assortment mems extra pants Good quality all WOOL
full run of Sizes special at $685.
Mems heavy moeskn Pants all sizes, $295.
"A large assortment of mems Shirts with collars at
tached Good line OF colors and Sizes Special at S100
Mems collar band Shirts, big assortment of patterns
Sizes from IA IL to II. Sale prices 81, $145, $185.
Mems Silk Shirts priced for this sale $4, S. Sc.
Mems lightweight Pajamas good colors $175 and 1925
Mems Fanneette Pajamas large assortment to select
from, all go at $500.
Leather Travelling Bags. Your choice of special
large assortment S785.
Leather Suit Cases Your choice Of special large as
sortnent, 1895.
Mems cloth Hats full of and very good colors
Values up to $3.50 Sale price, $1.75.
Mems Felt Hats all Sizes styles and colors Values
to $3.50. Sale price, $2.45
Special assortment of Stetson Hats staple STYLES black
and light color Values up to $1,000. Sale price, S475
Special assortment of Boys Hats at SOC.
Assortment Boys Caps Soc
Assortment Mems Caps, S100.
Good quality Boys Blouses, SOC.
Cotton Sox, 15c pair 6 pairs for 75c
Assortment Silk Sox SOC.
Your choice Of any knit Ties in our stock at 65c or
for SI85
Mems soft Collars, 15c for 75c
Mems starched Collars, 10c or for 25c
Mems silk handkerchefs while they last 35c or for ST.
Mems wool Gloves, 90c.
Mems dress Gloves, S150
Mems work Gloves, gauntlet 81 co.
Boys all-wool Shirts S2.75
Boys all-wool Blouses S1.75
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One-Half Price on

Ladies' Suits, Coats Skirts Silk Dresses Wool Dresses
Our entire stock of above items go i'm this sale at
SO Per Cent Discount
Entire stock ChIdrens Winter Coats offered at half price
The Coconino sun., 1923-01-12

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